https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a6ad886fd117229f1f905ffeae1f01a7.pdf 16d473a9cdc695d452eed6223848129f PDF Text Text Pege-12-The Daily Sentinel 8 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Friday, Decemb&r 11-1986 ; ,___Local Briefs:--:----.fines issued in hunting-related violation~ Reap'Pra.isa. I boosts local .taxes · The lime of' year for paying property taxes Is nearing and Meigs County T · · G c 111 d 1 ld · t .t ' reasurer ~rge o ns a v Sf'S res ens o "be·prepared" be . fore opening tax statements bi'Cause In many cases, "the taxes will bl' higher," due to the recent reapp' ralsal · · ot property In the county. Due to the reappraisal In all districts, new voted millage In some districts and rate reductions by the county budget commission In other districts, "the Increases will vary considerably," Thr dlst I tColllns I hlexplains. h th I f ee rcs nw c e rates ncreased '-~ """a use o new voted millage are Rutland Township, Rutland VIllage and Pomeroy VUlage. the county who have made Sl Real lfl estate t I owners throughout I th I t . or own 1arge t rae1s gn can mprovemen s to e r proper y, Of land, wlll have the .g reatest Increases·. · w~~~~~s~~-tc1t5~ates that tax bills will be mailed to ri'Sidents the Due date·~ for payment of taxes will be Jan. 3o, 1987. Office hours at the treasurer's office areS: 30 a.m. to4: 30p.m. Monday through Friday. Organizational session planned The annual organizational session was setfor 7 p.m. onJan . l3 with a regular business Qleetlng to follow when the Meigs ·County Board of Education met In Pomeroy Tuesday evening. The board approved a school bus drlv.e r certificate for Harry Clark and approved membership In the Ohio School Boards Association and a yearly subscription to "Briefcase." Modifications t.o thl' appropriations were made to correct for sick leave, personal leave and vacation and to cover the OSBA membership fee. All membl'rs of the board and County Superintendent John D. Riebel were present. Patrol cites Long Bottom woman A Long Bottom woman was cited for possessing license plates bl'longlng to another vehicle by the Gallla-Melgs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol following a one-car accident Thursday In Chester Township. Geraldine L. McGinniss, 41, was southbound on Township Road 114 at the lntersi'Ctlon with Township Road 261 at 2: 45a.m. when she reportedly lost control of her vehicle whlJe.turning left, troopers said. Her car went of! the right side of the road and struck an embankment, the patrol said, causing slight damage. 20 appear for 'Daddy's Day' Twenty men were to appear Friday morning In Meigs County Common Pleas Court before Judge Charii'S Knight, to explain why they are bl'hlnd In paying child support. Scheduled to appear before the judge were Dalton B. Grover, Pomeroy: Gary Duane Slaven, Syracuse; Lawrence J. Seymour, Middleport; John William Hess Sr., Switzer, w :Va.; Roy Grayson Bareswllt, Middleport; Thomas E. Smith, Pomeroy: Gary Honaker, Mason, W.Va.; John Jay Davis , Albany; Stewart Sisson, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Clyde W. Cunningham, Hartford, W.Va.; DOnald Eugene Casto, Pomeroy; John Mark Haggerty, Mlc)dleport: Timothy Brlnager, Racine; Elbl'rt Williams Sr., Langsville; Jami'S Robert Grimm, Pomeroy; Daniel Amos Grogg, Reynoldsburg; David E. M,lllhone, TUppers Plains; Wllllam W. Hawk, Rutland; Ralph L. Reed, Cleveland: Jay Coffey, ~lddleport. Gerald Brown, . no address listed, was to appear for re-evaluation of his support orders. Four released from probation Released from probation In Meigs County Common Pleas Court were Gregory Mark Tyree, Charles Tyree III, Daniel Richards, James Arthur McDonald and Christina M. Smith. Meigs property transfers . · : ' · Bernard J . Diddle, to John R. Hunnell, Violet F, Hunnell, parcels, Letart. Thomas S. Massari, Robert R. Myeress, Marlta Myeress , to Richard Myeress, Dorothy Myeress, parcel, Salem. Forest Winters, Opal Winters, to Forest Winters, Opal Winters, parcels, Scipio. Bobby Joe Adams Jr., Belinda Adams, to Freda Ferguson, parcels, Sutton. Freda Ferguson, to Bobby Joe' Adams, Jr., Trustee, Parcels, ' temporary tag from 1986 deer gun, refrain from complainant,, permit artd att'ach to . harvested · . menacing and carrying a weapon while Intoxicated; Jerome K. deer· · • · , Ja~I'SBing,, ongBottom,$100 Howard, Pomeroy, $75 and costs, " 1 j 11 $25 f fine and and costs, hunting , uspended o • privileges three days n ta be If suspended for one year, taking ja11 sentence o s deer with gun during closed operator's license Is obtained season; Danny Yarbough, Wads· within 30 days, no drivers II· worth, $4QO and costs, forfeiture cense; Thomas Mankin II , pomeof hunting equipment, spotlight- roy, $10 and costs, failure to yield lng offensa·, Jam~ L. Davis, from private drive: Donna El• o• Portland, 5100 and costs, failed to frlnk, Albany, $10 and c9sts, tag dead deer; $30 and costs, assured clear dlsta_nce; William shooting at and taking a deer M. Forrest, Middleport, $10 and from or by the , aid of a motor costs, fa.!lure to yield; Michael vehicle. Tlce, Rio Grande, $10 and costs, 1 lid 11 . failed to dlsp aY va cense , William R. Boring, Snowville, plates; Roger Lytle, Belpre, $10 , $500 and costs, 10daysln Jail, $450 and costs, passenger, no seat 1 of fine and jail sentence to be · bet. Fl ed fo peedlngwereAJh~rt suspended If premlsi'S Is cleaned n rs "!" up within seven days; Ella M. J. RI'Ctor Jr., Lorain, $23 .and Cleland, Racine, $250 and -costs, Costs·, William Neal, Ripley, $20 three days In jail, license sus- and costs; Roy J. Clark, Olive pended 60 days, DWI; Eugene Hill, Ky., $21 and costs; Ida F. Long, Long Bottom, $100 and Counts, Racine, $21 and costs; f ded 30 d In Ruby Vaughan, Mlodle(i9rt, $24 and costs; Mindy K. Hill, Racine, ball f f !ted h d $24 and costs; Michael VanMaand costs, failing t .o detach · months pro on, ore ... an tre, West Columbia, W.Va., $23 ro~~e~_ "fb~t:;l~~k~~::~;~~~~~ J~~~~~-~~~~:~s:S\usPend:tslx Area deaths Ara Layne JeweU Ara Layne Jewell, ~. New Haven, W.Va., died Thursday In Holzer Medical Center Hospital. She was born Oct. 11, 1896, In New Haven, to the late Allen L. and Maggie P. Capehart Layne. She was pri'Ceded In death by her husband, George C. Jewell ,who died In 1971. She was a membl'r of New Haven United Methodist Church and the Live Wire Class for many Emergency runs Meigs County Emergency · Medical Services reports nine calls Thursday: Chester Fire Department at 3:50 a.m. to a chimney fire at the Andy Barty residence on New Hope Road; Pomeroy at 10:15 a.m. transported Willford Hlll to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 11:06 a.m. transported Mary Gibson to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 11: 48 a.m. trans pored Nina Pickens to Plea· sant Valley Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 1:03 p.m. transported Admissions - Willford Hill, Mason, W.Va.; Lynda Fral!'y, Gallipolis; John Hoffman, Mason, W.Va. Discharges - James Suttle. :r;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~~~~~;;~ . Lyle J . Swain, Mary R. Swain, : Sutton. • to David Riggs, parcels, Olive. · ' Roy E. Fri'Cker, DI'C'd, to Christmas·Steclals • • Racine VIllage Council will :meet at 7 Monday evening In : .recessed session In the council : rcbambers. ' Hantii"' latllolt, Clwltt..., WrHtht, Ca... "''"'filii""'~ • = HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE I ! ! lf 1I Gra" .._.,,, & lprayt. ill SYRACUSE, OHIO 11 ill o.,.. Daily 9 to s, ~ -, ta) I I ,I I Log~: M~s,: 3 cos~ ; Ro~ald Nu~~·: lA PH. 992-&ns . at!!.~· • ·• •. William Hall, Lowell, ,$26 and ' costs. · . . . ::. be Forfeiting bonds were Her r ,•• L. Grate II , Pomeroy, $45,-· passing on a double yellow line;; '· Bernard Jones, Caldwtl, $421:.: Richard M. Cline, Athp s, $5Qlc: and Brenda S. Roush, omeroy•· • $50, all for speeding. . • Vol. 21 No. ,.,..Ill oJ - $2195 1986 BANK GRANT AIDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS .:.. Ohio Valley Bank Prealdeal James ·L. Dalley, left, presented a check Friday "to Rio Grande College and Community President Paul C. Hayes. OVB has pledged $li0, 000 to the enJ)owment fund of FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY '86 CUTLASS SUPREMES 3 TO CHOOSE FROM 511,900 '86 CIERI's 2 TO CHOOSE FROM 51.2,900 '86 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88's 3 TO CHOOSE FROM ~~:~e 1 $13,900 '87 CHEY. S.;.l O's STAinNG FROM $6895. .,Jut lax, nu. a Dottlnatlon ChargH. , "r.· FULL SIZE CHEVY TRUCKS ~8 7 STARTING FROM SPECIAL GOOD THRU DEC. 24th * R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. m w. ., "F"""" ,.,. , , " ,_oy, 011. · Th1 Sto,. With "All Kldn1 of'Stuff' - (or Pog1, Stblo1. Llrge & Small Anlm.,, & Llwna end Gorden• .. POMEROY,. OHIO $8895 • · RIO GRANDE - Ohio Valley career and lde~ls of Emerson 'E . productivity, human relations, Bank has pledged $50,000 to the' Evans, e~trepreneu r .and suc- marketing lechnlqui'S and other endowment fund of the Emersop cessful businessman In southern related fields. The school also E . :£vans School of Buslni'Ss Ohio. provides computer training and Management at Rio Grande 'taxpayer assistance. College and Community College. The school was officially dediAfreeenterprtseworkshop-a Th~ school , created In 1982. cated In a newly-renovated build· program on the' American educaemphasizes small business and lng In "lite fall of1983: Atthat time, tlon system - Is sponsored entrepreneursblp through educa- a '$1 million fund-raising effort annually by the school. Now in Its . tiona! programs designed to was Initiated by the RGC Board 13th y~ar, It provides Insight and foster free enterprise, marketing of Trustees. The endowment activities designed to create a and business managpment. from OVB will provide for the better understanding of the free "This generous grant reflects continuation of programs a11d enterprl~e system.·. Ohio Valley Bank's dedication to standards established by the ·Through another program. the the true goals of both entrepre- school. S!udents In Free" Enterprise neurship and higher education," With a current enrollment of team brings to students a more said RGC-CC President Paul· C. nearly 300 students, the school complete appreciation of the free Hayes. "Both systems focus on also extendS small business ancl market economic system. In the the future. Both r~al12e that entrepreneurial conc4!pts to the past three years of participation, today's Investments lead to to- community as a service function, the college's SIFE team has morrow 's social and I'COnomlc to support small business and placed twice In third place and rewards." Industry In Ohio. once , In sixth place In lnternaHayi'S lidded that the bank Communlty service proji'Cts tiona! competition.' "has always dedicated Itself to Include the SpoJ.!SOrshlp of counDr. Richard T. Adams will the improvement'o(thecommun- sellng workshops and programs assume the duties of the dean of lty It serves. This grant will for operators of small bust- the SchQOI of Business Manageassist In our coqttnulng efforts to nesses. RloGrandealsoprovldes ment In January. do the same." , · . manangement assistance to area Adams, who currently resides Speaking for · the college, businessmen through a small In Gallipolis, earned his doctoHayes expres'sed thanks to the buslness cooperative program rate In I'COnomlcs from Purdue bank for "allowing .us to move with the U.S. Small Busloi'Ss tJ nlverslty In 1965. He was toward a more positive future for Adminlstrajlon. awarded his master 's degree in . our community." . In addltlon to counseling, jead- · business administration from the The school's mission, college ersh1p In business educa)lon Is · Haryard Graduate Business officials explained, refli'Cts the offered through workshops In School In 1942. ntlo & Oottlnation ChorpL • •CHEVRQLET •OLDSMOBILE •CADILLAC ' . A Multimedia Inc. New1paPer WASHINGTON (UPil -InAttorneyGeneralEdwlnMeese's vestlgatlons Into the diversion of request for the spi'CI'al prosecu, profits from arms sales to Ir~n to tor should ' be broadened 10 Nicaraguan rebels move forInclude any private supply netward on two fron(s this week with . works for the Contra rebels that ,expected ·app~lntments of a spemay have,vlolated the Jaw. clal prosecutor and a blue- ribbon . That request took on ·greater Senate Pl\nel. significance In the already volaTrying to calm the furor tile case whert .the Justice Deswirling around his presidency, partment said Friday It had Ronald Reagan tried to put on a brletly halted and FBI probe oJ Christmas-as-usual atmosphere, 1 such private efforts because f · spending the weekend at the "legitimate national SI'Curl~ White House . ~ttendlng parties concerns." Y for his . staff. and the Secret Although. ·a spokesman conService.. , ' firmed that Southern Air TransThis week s spotlight Is dl· port airline, a Miami airline once reeled at the s~I'Cial three- judge owned by the CIA Is u d panel that Is expected to nam~ an federal investigation: he de~ Independent counsel In the case. anyone In the .)usttce DepartThe counsel would serve the ment knew details ot the dl verl as the specIa I prosecu• ,.., slon of up to $30 million In arms same roe tor who brought Watergate crlm- sail'S profits to the Contras wh lnals to justice. are lighting to overthrow Nl~ara~ Legal sources Identified the gua's Sandlnlsta government , leading contenders for the job as Senate leaders plan to ~nLawrence Walsh, a former fed- noun~eTuesdaythemembershl era! judge and deputy attorney of a seii'Ct committee to lnvestf. general and Harold Tyler, a gate the scandal. There was · former federal ludge. speculation that S!'n. Daniel The feder.al court P,anel also Inouye, D-Ha\V&Il, veteran ot the will ctU1slder an unusual appeal Watergate seii'Ct committee ' by Democratic members of the would be chairman. ' Senate Judiciary Committee that Democratic Sens. Howell He- '• Employers , financial Institutions and I he Bureau of Workmen's Compensation face the same penaltltles for falling to comply with out-of-state orders for withholding- of support, as they po for falling to comply with orders from within the state. If an absent parent Is selfemployed, or has an Irregular pay schedule, that parent will bl' required to enter Into a cash bond of bl'tween $500 and $10,000, to e nsure llayment of support. And each new support order or modification will now Include the a bsent parent's social securjty number a nd date of birth, and If an absent parent Is unemployed with no attachable Income, -~he court will order. that parent to seek employment and notify IIJe ~~~!:n ed~hen employment , ~s Another major change brought about by the new law, according to Jean Vineyard, director of the Meigs County Bureau of Support, is that new or modified support orders must be paid through the cou nt y bureau of su pport. Montes not paid through the burea1.1 of support will he considered gifts, and not su pport payments. Many other tools are Included In the new law, all which allow the state to more effi'CIIvety enforce child support orders. their reports by the Friday deadline. County Audltot Ronald K. Canaday listed expenditures of $1,413 on political advertising, maps and cards, and lis ted one contribution, $30, from one of his employees, Karen Brownell of Kanauga. Canaday's opponent, R . Rosa lee Walker, listed expendl.tures of $367.49, primarily for newspaper advertising, and don at Ions of $367.49..Denver walker, Rt. 1, Bidwell, was the Jargi'St contrlbutor to her ca mpaign with $227.95, according to the report. Common Pleas Judge Richard C. Roderick Jr. spent $3,882.16 in his race, with the larges t expen-. dlture, $1,962.35, listed as payment . for a campaign loan. Roderick reported contributions of $2,355. The largest contrlbulion, $1,000, was made by Galllpolis attorney Warren F. Sheets, the report said. . Donald Andrew Cox, who will succeed Roderick In the judgeship, spent $1,667.20, mostly on newspaper advertising. Cox listed $850 in contributions, with the largest contribution coming from Bob Evans, Rt. 2, Bidwell, at $250, the report said. Cox's report noted a balance of $1,249.57 brought forward from his pre-eli'Ction !lllng. Dr. Dan C. Notter, who will bl'come county commissioner next month, reported expenses of $491.91, with $266.40 going to newspaper ads. He listed contrl· butlons of $295, with $150 coming from V-Pac of Col umbu s, the report said. G. Gordon Fisher, who opposed Noltl'r, reported expenditures of $243.19, with the largest expense, $112.35, listed for the cost of posters. He received a total of $150 In contributions from Galllpolls reSident Jami'S R. Allen and local attorney Ronald R ." Calhoun. The Gall Ia County Republlciui Finance Committee Informed the board of eii'Ctions that' ·It spent $864 .68 and ri'Celved contrfbullons of $1,393.68. It brought forward a balance of $3,334~5from Its pre-eii'Ctlon report and: said Its blggi'SI expenditure Wl1s $232.96 for a sample ballot In the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. Dr. Gene Abl'ls of Gallipolis · was listed as the largest contributor with $250, the report said. The Gallla County Democratic Executive Committee spent $10,987.18 and ri'Celved $3,326.20 In contributions, according to Its report, with a balanceof$7,927.59 brought forward from its preeleotlon report. Television advertisi ng accounted for much of the expense, with $4,568 paid to WSAZ, Hun tlngton, W.Va., and $1,790 going to WVAH, Hurricane, W.Va., the report said. The report listed the lar~I'SI contributors as Gallipolis attorney John E. Halliday and Exi'Cutive Committee Chairman • R. William Jenk ins at $700 each. . Halliday al so flied a report with the board of elections revealin g he spent $565 for ' sample ballot s. The Gallia County Republican Club reporied that il spent $2,268.04 and received $514 .10 in contributions. The club brought for ward $2.407. 80 from its last . report, a nd lis ted lis largest expenditure as $1,596.14 for news paper advl'rtlslng. Biggest cohtributor, the report said, was Bob · Evans with $464.10. (, • ' New house speaker accused of breaking fait~ PRESIDENT Reagan said In hll weekly radio sl!eech Saturday the lax reform tall, ln1 efleel l an. 1 would mak~ ' lhe economy "shoot for the stan." WASHINGTON (UPI) - PresIdent Reagan accused new House Speaker Jim Wright of "breaklng faith with' the American people" Saturday by proposing a delay In cutting the top tax rate tor America's wealthiest people. Without mentioning the Texas Democrat by name, Reagan said In his weekly radio speech the tax reform takingeffi'CI Jan.l wouid make the economy "snoot for the stars." · Reagan dwelled exclilslvely on economic policy Jess than a mo11th before his 1988 budget \ I ers a nd sources of Income. Procedures have also been included to withhold wages and assets of parents who were Issued orders bl'fore the new Jaw, if these parents are 10 days behind In payments. In addition to workers compensation, support payments may now be withheld from various state and local goverllment rellreml'nt systems, such as the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS), any municipal re tirem e nt system, State Teachers Retiremen~. System, School Employees Retirement System, Pollee and Fireman's Disability and Pension Fund, and the State Highway Patrol Retirement. An employer or finan cial instl· tullon who does not comply with the withholding order Is liable for the amount not withheld or deducted, and may be fined $200 for failure -to comply with the order . . And If an employer takes releases on an Pmptoyee, or refuses to hire an individual due to a withholding order for support, the court may fin e that employ~r up to $500. The employer could also be ordered to · make full ri'Stitullon, including reinstatement and back pay to the employee. ·H unter -o utspends Boster .in recent election, figures show By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - State representatlve candidate Garry E. Hunter spent more than his opponent In the Noyembl'r eleclion and also received more contributions, ca mpaign expense reports revealed. Hunter, who lost to Incumbent Jolynn·BosterofGalllpolls, spent $44,596. 21 and received $35,726.58 In cotitrlbutlons, while Boster's campaign expended $37,161.34 and got $29,610.911n donations. Both candidates filed their post-eli'Ctlon campaign reports Friday with the Athens County Board of Eli'Ctlons, In accordance with the statewide dead· . line for filing of eli'Ctlon expense reports. Athens has the largest population In the 94th House District, which Boster will now serve for a third term. Thelargestexpendlturel n both Boster's and Hunter's races' appeared to be for media campalgnlng. Boster's report showed a $15,000 In-kind expenditure to the Ohio House Democratic Commlttee, which purchased air time and print materials for her campaign. ,The committee also !lin of Alabama and George provided Boster's campaign with Mitc hell of Maine, both former a $3,000 contribution . Hunter paid out $7,000 to the judges, were also mentioned . Ohio House Republican Commit· tee for an In-kind purchase of media services, according to .the report, and .received a $5,556.50 donation from that committee tor use In his campaign. '· ThereportsshowedthatBoster brought $8,363.79 forward from her pre-eli'Ctlon report, and Hunter's campaign had an $8,869.63 ~ginning balance. In Gallla County, au· candldates tor countywide office flied I: , 'Plus Tax, By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff · POMEROY - Ohio lawmakers have taken steps ·to further Insure that parents pay child support, tha!lkS to a . new law, signed by Gov. ftlchard Celeste on June 18, that bl'came effi'Ctlve DI'C. 1. . Provisions ot this la:w greatly strengthen Ohio's child support enforcement efforts, and bring the state Into substantial com-· pllance with the 1984 Federal Child Support· Enforcement Amendments to Title IV-D of the Social Security Act. According to Information published by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Henry T. Webber, the new law Is very tough on delinquent payers of child .support, and places pressure on the court to operate an efficient and effective colli'Ctlon system. WebJ?er was one'oftheprlmary developers ·of House Bill 509, which became the new law. In the long run, the new measures are designed to make fewer people dependent on public assistance. A major provision of the new law Is the mandatory withholdIng of wages or assets of absent parents, on all new child support. orders or modifications. And the order for withholding wages and assets appiii'S to future employ- Pace of Iran alms probe.picks up • I E. Eva1ns S<:,booi . Manarement. The school emphasizes small business and entrepreneurship through eduC"a· Ilona! prol!l'ams di'Signed to foster free enterprise, marketing and business management. ' 3 DAYS. ONLY 1·1 Sections. 92 Pages Point Pleasant. December 14. 1986 New law ·s ens child support; ·tough on delinquents FREE TREATS FOR KIDS WHO C9ULDN'T MAKE IT ON MONDAY. ' •Guinea Hamsters, Gerbils, Fls , ParakHts, Finches, Cockattth ~ Food, ·Cages, ·Books & Supplies •Dol & Cat Btds, Sweaters, toys & Christmas Stockings for bot or Cat 44 ' OTHER AQUARIUMS ON SPWAl TOOl INCUIDIS: 10 .... l!.ck ._., a.-!•1111 20" Scmt~. (onr; 2 •. ltllililg (or19 tclllll4~ H_,. '-rt IIIII Cloudy, with highs near 30. • •••••••• 0 • •••••••• 0 •• SATURDAY 12-NOON til 2' P.M•. 52195 HAMSTER VILLAGE IR . Evans School of Business receives "$'50,000 ·pledge~ frtitn Gallia bank; \ Along the River ........ B-1.-8 Bu~tnrss ........ ... ........... D-1 Comics, ................... Insert ClasslfledS .. .... D-2-3-4-5-6-7 Deaths ..................... A-3-8 Edjtorlal ..................... A-2 Being Christmas-y... Beat of the Bend - Page B-8 . AND STADE-KIT IIIII ' CoriUnunity chorus presents 'The Messiah' today at Rio Grande- Page B-1 AT THE -PLANT PARLOR , ON THE "T:' IN MIDDLPEORT AQUARIUM H•mr. lEG. 129.95 11 Days 'til Christmas ·SANTA .CLAUS I C-l ·Browns, Bengals clash to,day THE MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL-HAVE · 10 GALLON Dance Sunday f.ouncil meelll Monday I NO• OPEN FOR THE lf CHRISTM SS S ill . A EA ON ! Poiorettlit, Holly ''"'· u.. & c~ J Clwittmas ''"'' Foilago l'lonts, Veterans Memorial GRAVELY The Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Club will hOld Its annual Christmas dance Sunday In the recreation building at Royal Oak Park. There will bl' a buffet dinner at 5: 30 p.m . with dancing · to start at 7. Keith McCall will : provide music. The dance Is open : ·to membl'rs and guests. ' ,PU'IUIIMM•••••- p.m. to 168 Mulbl'rry Ave. for Jesse Saunders to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland Fire Department to the Esta Brlckles residence on County' Road 47; Middleport at 9:44 p.m. treated but did not transport Mickey Sprouse; Pomeroy at 11:16 p.m . to Pomeroy Health Care ·Center for Viola Cole to Veterans Memorial Hospital. THE South Central Ohio Becoming clear tonight , with a· tow In the teens. Sunny Saturday, ·with highs In the low 30s. • The probability of pri'Ciplta: lion Is near zero tonight and Saturday. WindS will be from the northwest near 10 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of rain or snow Sunday, with fair weather Monday and a chance of rain Tuesday, Highs wl!l be In the 30s Sunday and between 40 and 45 Monday and Tui'Sday. Overnight tows wUI range from 20 to 25 early Sunday and from 25 to 30 Monday and Tuesday mornings. years. · Surviving are two daughters, A. Maxine Miller, New Haven, and .Martha A. Cook, Flagler Beach, Fla.; six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. · Services will be Sunday, 1:30 p.m., at New Haven United Methodist Chu'rch, with Minister John Campbell and Rev. Doyle Payne officiating. Burial will bl' In Graham Cemetery. Friends · may call Saturday, 7-9 p.m., at Foglesong Funeral Home, Ma son, and one hour before services on Sunday . . w1111 · PI tt 'fill! and co~ts; am . a • :· 1 Plains, $24 and costs; Lawrepre Lipscomb, Hemlock Grove, $2li: J H G "·" . H r~er•·: and costs;$ amdes Columbus 21 an cos 1s· om • • ·" Dempsey •Bidwell S25andcos+aj • • . ..,il Naomi Findlay, Shade, $23 iiJ? ' costs; Roger Grewspn, $22 and co$s ts ; Ndellle Langsv 111 e, 22 an cos 1s; m_?': . mas Hoffner, Mlddlepor), $22 S.R\l · 11 s lth B bert • costs; Ange a m , ar op, $22 and Ri Coolvllle,ld•• Cain bcos s$;26 a;;:. hleen Fie s, o urn us, an,.. costs; Roger R . ow1an'd, Sto.~ . - · ... t •25 and costs· Bobb · por , • • . "' Adkins, SoUCth dPolnt, MS25 1 .....~; costs; . hllDon ress,Farrington•: are $23 andRoy cdsts· · • $23 and costs• " ,.,·. Spokane Was~ "PICTURES A~AILABLE" Dorothy Chevalier to Hoizer ~~··::·~-~-~-~-~-~l1:11~ll:ll~ll:ll~~-r:::::::::::::::::;::;:~;;~~~~~~~~~~: Medical Center; Pomeroy at 5 1- James R. Frecker, Jackie r;:;;:;~:;;;::;~;;:::;-1 Starcher, JoAnn McGraw fka GRAVELY lRACTOR Joan McLaughlin, Cert. of Trans., Chester. SALES & SERVICE Henrv Eblin, Jr., Hester M. 204 Condor St. " Pomeroy, OH . Eblin, to Henry Eblin Jr., Hester Phone 992-2975 M. Eblin, .013A, Rutland. F.AUI. W/NnR HOUR" Paul F. Marr, CoraM. Marr, to '" • CLOSED MONDAYS Dennis M. Wolfe, ClndyL. Wolfe, TUES .. WED. , THURS .. FRI . 9 AM to 5 PM 0.44A, Sutton. Anne Lowry, to Henry Cleland, SATURDAYS 9 ID 1 Jr., tracts, Mldd. & Porn. James L. Chadwell, Thonda Sue Chadwell, to Jami'S L. Chadwell, parcels, Olive. :Ohio weather · Individuals fined this week In Meigs county court, many for hunting-related offenses, as . released byJudga Patrick O'Brien, ~ are: , Ronald C. York, Sidney, $250 and costs, spotlighting; Gerald Heitkamp, Coldwater, $50 and costs, aiding another In attemptlng to take a deer by aid of a d J h motor riven conveyance; o n R. Holcomb, Bidwell, $25 and costs, hunting without visibly wearing a hat, cap, vest or jacket Rl h d D of ·b1aze orange; c ar ues, Fort Recovery, $50 and costs, attempting to. take a deer by aid 9f a motor driven conveyance; . Malcolm E. Guinther II, Syracuse, $50 and costs, shooting at deer from public road: Michael R. Stewart, Cheshire, $50 and costs, attempting to take a deer from or by the aid of a motor vehicle; Johnathon:Frldley, Hunttngton, W.Va., $25 and costs, 1 · \ proposal Is due on Capitol Hill. Last week, just after ' his· and he made no mention of the eii'Ctlon as House speaker, Iran arms-Contra aid scandal. Wright said money could be Referring to the 1981 tax cut, raised to ctl t the federal budget Reagan said, "For the four years deficit by keeping next year's since our first tax cut found Its highest rate for the wealthy tn: footing, the American economy 'place for a second year. has bl'en climbing to the mounUn_der the new tax law, scores tatntop. With tax reform, Amer- of deduction will be eliminated lea Is going to shoot for the stars . a nd the top tax rate will dtop ' "That'~ why I was dlsap- from 50 per cent to 38.5 percent. pointed this week to hear some In 1988, the top rate l~ scheduleil, talk from the new Congress that to drop to 28 percent , although we should stop the climb, turn other factors will create an around and start back in the effective rate of 33 percent. direction we've come from." • • ' �.I :C ommentary and perspective ' .. , ' ' .. .' .. A Division ol •• ~lb ~~ """-11-""T"I.,...,r=l;.=o 'lhlrd Ave., , GallipoHs, Ohio 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio . · <•14) 44U!42 . (6H) 992-2156 ROBERT L. Wllii'G.ETT Publisher HOBAR'J' WILSON JR . . Executive Editor ' ' PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller A MEMBER or.The UHUE;C:t Press International, H~land Dally Press AssoclatiOri a~d the ~·rrierican Newspaper Publishers Association. 1'. ' ' ~itting Gif ·$. ISOTONER GILOVES . , ; .11 A + Lottery num~rs 1 • . + • CLEVELAND · (UP[) - · Fri· · day's wInning · Ohio Lottery telephon:e nu.m ber. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be In numbers: good taste, addtcsstng Issues , not personalities. Dally Numb~r 203. Ticket salps totaled $1,558,395, with a payoff oue of $866,918.50. . PICK-4 8947,. • PICK-4 ticket sales totaled S204, 328.50, with a payoff du e of . ~------------------------$92,074. ·. To see what's really h(lppening PICK-4 $1 straight bl't pays' $7,848. P!CK-4 $1 .box , bl't pays ; Th~rp Is a very disturbing bowing undPr' to a Communist $327. .trend .In "news" reporting today ins ph·pd "revol uti onary " :- using an unashaml'dly bi~sl'd bloodbath. wiewpolnt which often ignores Much can bP learnro by what is :facts. While I· do not prPtPnd to not reportro. Hqw many of thPse :know any details about President leading stor ies mad!' the dai ly ' ,Reagan's Innocence or guilt headlines? II 1 Continul'd mur· ;concerning his most rPCent sen- der ing and rape of Afghans by ~enclng and conviction' by the Soviet troops.· (2) Thousands of press, I would like to point out persecuted rPiigious prlsonPrs in ~orne facts: · the Soviet Union guilty only of believing the Bible. (3) The : (l) Various surveys rpvea lthat ;thp ' majority of personnel mak·" recenl deat h of'the ERA movC: !ing up the national news media ment at the hands of VPrmont :(TV, npwspaper, radial are voters despite a pro-ERA gover· •liberal - about 70 percent to 90 noress and a huge campaign by :p.Prcent - deppnding on the NOW. (41 Construction (1970s) of :areas covered In a given survey. the Kama Ri ver truck factory;m .condemnlng tPrms likP " ille· the largest in the world and :gal' ' and "Waterga te style inves· capable of produci ng ta nks - In . ,tigation'' were used in reference the Soviet Union with U.S. ;to President Reaga n bl'forc any backing. t51 President Reagan is ;hard fact s were revealed abou t the only modern-da y presidPnt ;the Iran deal. (31 Most news who bargained with I he Russians •media. liberal congressmen, and without making co ncessions. I would to God th at all of us :soviet leaders agree on many :Issues. Somp pxamples arP oppo· , may bP enlightened enough tospe :stt.lon to a U.S. defense system, through the· biased report ing of •opposil ion to Ronald Reagan, events to what is really happen· :opposition to stopping Commu· ing in our country - befo re it is ' nlsm around 1he world .- notably too late! Kevin W. DPnnis :cen tral America, a·nd criticism Rt. 2, Box 211A •of any count ry 's leader who Is '"right wing" as opposed to Gallipolis ' . . · LEtTERS OF OP.INION are welcome. ·TheY. should be less than 300 words . ' + ·IN AU COLORS; UNED OR UNLINED• . ·' .•.. +· ' OPIN .· SUNDAY ONLY + 1 .p;m.·S _p.m. + ' I. ' lLetter to the Editor + + + .+ + + ~ + i + +f. + ' ·+ +.., + + 300 second ba., Galllpolil + -1- ' +. ·+ + + + .+ + .+". + ' + + t ,+ + . .•' PUT US ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST! INGE.LS~<. ,. Furniture ·~-;,~J~w.fllry ' ' .. ·~·· • \ 1 ,, Ioo[ l'9llO I ' $499 ' 1: presentation wlll bP by VFW post 4464. "' Also surviving are two sons, Decorate her this Christmas with a Diamond Squads receive I 0 calls son to Veterans Memorial Hospi· tal; Middleport at 6:47 p.m. treatro but did not transport Tanya Wooten and Tammy Gil· ·key at the scene of an auto accidPnt on Ohio 7; PomProy at 11:41 p.m. to East Main for Lois Hubbard to VPterans Memorial HospitaL r-;::::=======::;-1 I 1 j PIA ' ' MOD£1 Ml-451 [1EFISHER. $1,400 ONLY $17900 .- 1 1REG. 699 50 WATTS DUEL CASSETTE ' . ~· .' Make this Christmas special with a beautiful dia mond from Paul Davies Jewelers. At Paul Davies you'll find the widest se lection of di.amond rin&s · in the area - all styles and prrces. So thts Christmas give a gi ft that says Merry Christmas - forever. BRUNICARDI MUSIC INC. GALLIPOLIS, OH. 111 COURT ST. Jaslde County llWeeks ....... ...... ... ...... .. .... ...... $17.29 26 Weeks.... .. ............ ....... .. ..... .. $34.06 OPEN 52 Weeks ..... ......... .. .. ....... .. ....... $ti6.56 MEMIIER . . . , . _ 1111 ~rv W! lCC!PI fOOD ALL ·1OKT & 14KT I . 1 :; 1 CITY ...................................................................... 11 .I PHONE ..:............................................................... I The 'fRADITIONAL PORK LIVERS HAM ·· II. $209 <ASSEtTE RECORDERS , 111 Fill out entry form an" drop off at any merchant par,' ticipating. Extra entry forms will be avaiable in participting merchant• ltores. Please, only one entry per store per person per day. . · 121 Wlnnig Tickets will be drawn at 12 Noon Dec . 24th . · . (3) All winning tickeb will be paid by Gift Certificate . ' ;· SIGN UP AT ANY FOLLOWING MERCHANT . :- •Dairy Queen •Fruths •Dept. ·Store .•. •Sears •Plant Parlor •Book Store •• •Dan's •. •lng~ls •Bahra 1 · •herttage house •Ginza •Pat Hill ' •Valley Lumber :HOI! HAM Reg'. '499.00 NOW $34800 14 Day 14 Event . Wlreleu Rtmote . • r PORK SHOUlDER BOILED HAM STEAK c. lCIIICH t $1 99 Ll USD! CHOICI TOP ,, IJ ~II. ~.- .• •..,, $259 liOM!MADE \\ ~~ 69C (AIArrow and John Weltz 1 17- 127 Sport Shlrta ji)Jentzen SIHVeie11 Sweetera '21 · 136 (CIPeim leaoh 9 H111011r Blazers '11 0-•146 '28.00 ID)Haggar Sleeks nua P.M. 992-2635 i $4 9900 ~~ -,: •• $199 '\\ ·.' _ fRES~ GRaDE "l" '' ! ,.. · CHICKEN BREAST ' ' :i 1~ $1 3 !~~ :~ ...... ~ .,~· "-· ,. -' $119 ' • II MARGARINE ' :i $199 :; 311. ·; ' too .REMOJE'CONIIOl SJ6600 l!lllll 160l. PICI TOWN HOUSE lAG CRACKERS ' . " . 'I~ -~- ~':/ttl ~I ( ~ COOKIES S1 59 w~~, • rt ~:. CQIIN111 PliO! FREE Gin WRA~ING ,, PIICI SlYII ~ · EVAP. MILK ""' 0• P";' ~--~~~--- ' ,,. tl 6:~·· 3/$1. f .....-.11. II'Jfli~ PltC!--~SA VIR ~ ..... jt SHORTENING ~ ~~ 12 01. 99< ~' t · ,, t Jl ~ t 1'" BANNER TISSUE 99( 3/Sl $149 $199 PEPSI · 1_ 16 oz ans •• $269 20 LB. TOMATO SOUP lOll• OZ. ' OPEN EVElY NIGHT . ONLY .; ·j DOG FOO.D SUIIIAY 1 TO 5 ' 24 01. CTN. CAMPIILI'S C i TIP STEAK HAM SALAD COnAGE CHEESE . ZIN1111 ~·-~-,. SUNSNINE &.J'awelry LAY·A WAYS MIDDLEPORT .··• "g ---------------~---,r------.-------------r--------~--::~---- ;.I·· HANGING ROCK VALLEY BELL BLUE IONNNn • . WA~lt 'offll CREDIT TERMS· ... .~ '.' • ~ lB. $1§ 9 ~~ I) ' DEll fRAYS ~.II no. Jl :\"' U FRANKIES . 1~ '. ,._Vusoa cHotc! ~tLo~~\ SUPERIOR ~~ U~I. $1 09 ,, -~ SIRLOIN STEAK ,... ht t' ~' BOLOGNA ~~ 4D ·~ ·.,., , CAll lMUD TD I'UCE YOUI OIDII IJ _,_ ..~~; IJ-•- ~~-~ "'.~ i" $149 $289 FRUIT BASKETS! Clll !M!U TD PIA(I OUI OIDII ·'·'·'. --~~~~======~=r~~~- . .INGELS Fu~niture .. .;l'' 39< . SUPERIOR lB. .· J FISHER -VHS OFFICIAL RULES FOR DRAWING ... ., FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE TAVERN DOl. '· L--------------------------·: •• .' ..~~Mk~$)~ Gold ·Chains, Wedding Bands, ; Add-A-Beads 50°/o OFF I NOW OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. til 7 P.M. NEW HOURS STA•S AND WI( CD.OIIS D. II NAM£ .................................................................... 1. TIL 8:00 . . SECCNO A - • ,...;..., LARGE EGGS ~ ,--------------------------J I , 'I EVENINGS Jt•••• Rates O•tslde County 13 Weeks ............... .... .. ... . ...... $18.20 26 Weeks ......... ....................... $.15.10 ~2Weeks .. .......... .............. .. ... .. S67.60 MONOAY - SATURDAY 8 AM ., HM SHOPPING SPREE . ' Dally aad Sunday ' PAIR S~CJ~OO . . .. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS S4990o SELECTION I .. Sunday Only NOW GOOD '' '" ' Ont' Yf'a r ...... .. ...... .. ........ ... ..... . $.12.24 Six mqnths .. .... ......... ... ....... .. .... $16.90 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 8 Come share in one "of th!! great tradrtions of ChristmaS-Christmas shopping, the civilized way, at our store. You'll find an excellent selection of tradrtlonal apparel amidst an unhurried atmosphere. You're sure to find just the dress or casual style gifts .you're looking for . RCA CAMCORDERS • ' ' MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Christmas Classics $1286 86 ... ~- .. .' ' - y SIAUING AT ~ . r-:::====================;;; Man :l ' $599 S19900 u................................. Richard Layne o( Ob.etz, Ohio She was .a member of Poplar . . and G~ry Layne Of Gallipolis; Ridge Freewill Baptist Church. : • seven grandc hildren and two Funeral serlvces will he at great grandchildren; 'thr!'e siS- p.m. Tuesday, at Waugh •Halley~; ters, Carmie Bod!, Hanesvllle, . Wood FunPral Horne, Rev. M1l~. Ohio, Mrs . Harold (Virginia) Trout offlcia~lng. Burial follows: )3rumfleld, Crown City, and Mrs. in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends' Lorpn· (Wilmuth) Haskips , Am· may call at the funeral home: hPr~t. Ohio. One sister. and two from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.: brothers percedPd her in deat h. Monday . .. POMEROY The Meigs County Community Improvement Corporation. has cleared (USP 525-11001 . the way for the Issuance of industrial revenu e boilds for Published each Su'nday , 825 Third Ave.. Gallipolis , Ohlo.liy the Ohio Valley Pub· construction of a 1()()-hed skilled llshtng Company !Multimedia, In c. Sf.>. :nursing and lnterml'dlaie care cond class postage paid a t Gallipolis. Ohio 45631. Entered as second class 'farll\tY In Mlddl~port. · mailing matt er at Pomeroy, Ohio. Post • The CIC met Friday night In Offl"'. •Special SPsslon with 13 of 16 Member : United Press International, .membl'rs in attendance, ·and Inland Dally Press Assocl;ulon and the PrP s ldent Bernard Fultz Ohio Newspaper Associat ion, National :presiding. Advertising Repre sentative, Bran ham : PurposE' of the meeting was to ,.------"7--:---::--.,.------'-"---:-----:1 Newspaper Salt'S, 733 Third Avenue. New York. New York 10017. di.scuss the p~opos pd $2,600.000 ~IJNDAY ONLY Industrial ReveunP Bond sal!' to ~UJISCRIP110N· RATES construct the nursing home. By Carrier or Mot or Route Dr. Harold Brown, president of One Week ... ..................... .. .. 60 Cents One Year .... .. ., .. ...... .L . ...... ... .... SJ] ,20 .Meigs Center Limit I'd, was pres· SINGLE COPY :ent at the ml'eting to explain the PRICE Sunday ...... .... ....... .. ............. 50 Cent s proposl'd project anp a~swPr 'questions. If the facility Is No subscriptlons by mall permitted In constructed, Meigs Center Liareas where motor carrier service Is available. · ' mltl'd will bP the owner. Following discussion, the CIC The Sunday Times-Sentinel wUI not be ·certified that 'the proposal is in responsibl e for advance pay ment s mad~ to carrlf'l's. :accordance witli CIC's plan to FIOM WIN PART OF. ·I rey P9rter, Ambridge, Pa .. He · Mary. La_y.ne was precede<\ lrt . death by six . . . . . GALLIPOLIS Mary T. brothers . .· He ·attended Eureka Church Layne, 73, of 162 First Ave., and was a membl'r of the VFW pos t 4464 . He was a World War Il Gallipolis, died Saturd~y at Pleasimi Valley Nursing Care Unit. Army veteran. . · She was born Nov . .3, 1913 In Funeral services will be 3 p.m. Guyan 'l'ownshil?, Gallla County, Tuesday at Waugh·Hal\ey-Wood to the tlie late Roscoe Whltinan Funeral Home, Rev. Alfrea Holley offlclati.ng: Burial follows at and Minnie Thornton Fillinger. ' . She Is survlvl'd by her husband Mou.nd Hill Cemetery . . Friends Harry Kenny Layne, whom she may cal) 6. atto, the funeral married March 24, ).933!n Crown Monday 9 p.m. ThehomP flag City. POMEROY _ Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports 10 'calis Friday; Tuppers Plains at 9:10 a.m. trarisportl'd Homer Kline to camden-Clark Memorial Hospital ; Rutland at 10o58 a.m. toMelgsM!ne'No. 2for Norm Shaner to O'BIPnness Memorial ·Hospital; Rutland at 12:30 p.m. treatPd but did not .· . . · · transport Waller Mullins: Pomeroy at 12:49 p.m. to Wetzgal St. promote and encourage the esfor Brett Flora 0 to Veterans tabllshmPnt, growtli an(! maln- MPmorial Hospital; Racine at taina0ce of industrial dpvelop- 1:26 p.m. to Apple Grove for ment in Meigs County, therefore Charlotte Adk)ns. to Veterans clearing thP wa for the commis- Membrlal Hospital; Rutland at sioners to procePd with Issuance 2: 16 p.m. to Side Hill Road for of the Industrial development Debbie Faw to Holzer Medical bonds. CentPr; Middleport at 5:01 p.m. The npxtstep in the matter will to VIllage Manor Apts. for bP a public hearing on thP Francis Keno to VPterans Memproposal, to ' bP held later this orial Hospital; Racine at 5: 59 month. p.T(l. to Racine for Bertha Robin- RECUNERS I •FREE PARKING DEC. 8th-25th i •OPEN EVENINGS TIL I 8 P.M., DEC. 15th-23rd . I SHOP IN MIDDLEPORT Ir AND REGISTER TO 1 ADDRESS ............................ .. . from . Waugh-Halley·Wooa Fun· eral HomP, RPV. Chester Lemley BIDWELL ~ Arnold Lowell . officiating: Burial 'follows lh · Dean, 76, Rt. 2 BidWell, died Calvary Cemetery. Friends may Friday at HolzPr Medical (:Pnter call at the funeral home•. 2 to 5 ·. · followln~ a lengthy lllness. , p.m. Sunday. In lieu of flowers, don ations · He was a rPtlred coal miner. carpenter and farmer. HI' was may bP made to the Heart Fund, born Jan. 16, 1910 in Oiive Hill, · In care of Lola Mae Suiter, 661 Ky., to the l~te Wtn'neldScottand Second Ave., Galli polls, Ohio, 4S631. . FariPna Qualls Dean: He Is sqrvlvl'd by his wlfP Sadie Farley Dean, whom he marril'd Merrill Gothard. Feb. 4, 1930 at Wh!tesvllle,W.Va. Also surviving are thrre sons, GALLIPOLIS ~ Merrlll W. Kendall Dean, OsprPy, Fla., Leo Gothard, 71, of Green Terrace Dean, Cincinnati, and Danny Trailer Court, Gallipolis, died Dea.n; Carroll, Ohio; eight grand· Friday in the Veterans Admlnis· children and 9n~ great grand· !ration Hospital In Chillicothe daughter; two sisters, ACkey following ·a brref illness. . , Fraley, Dorothy, . W.Va., and He 'was a rptJred employee of Goldie Fannin, Colcord, W.Va . Holzer Medical Center. He was He was preceded In d~ath by two born Sept. ·13, 1915 ·In . Galli a sisters.and three brothers. County to thP late ):lenjamln H. HP was a mPmber of thP" and Nettle B. Rlchy Gothard. lndependent .Order .of Odd ·Fel· He Is survived by one brothPr, lows -' of Whitesville, and the Lowell Gothard,- Gallipolis; two UnitPd Mine Workers 17. sisters, Mrs. Lillian ' Carter, SNvices will bP 1 p.m. Monday Barboursville, W.Va., Mrs. Aud· , J ··' · Appreciate ~· ·· Your Business." •·._ .The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-1{•3 . ~_,._..-Area deaths------.~------------------------:-···· PHONE 742·2143 ~ ~:·. "We I P"asant. W.Va. ' Choose your first rate White or Scotch Pine from We~er Farms "- grown with care. A richly J>added roll arm and a loose adJustable headft>st d.,. pen the comfort of this stylish transi· tiona!. And the-two-part back . ' Pomeroy-. Middleport.. Gallipolis, Ohio- . Point CHRISTMAS TREES . FQR SALE , heilthrens the handsome 13 m.-D1og ........ $21900 19 in. Diog........ $,269°0 . ' USED SPINET F~~~~~B:IB:Ir:=t~QCI'SI:Ill*~ts:< 1Sho• At Home fWith friendly 1.:. ·Middle.ort 1;.: Merchants. December 14, 1986 , · ·. . · ,. Meigs CIC meet Friday in special session · . , + . + ' ' Arnold Dean Sou•h Central Ohio 1 . Partly ~loudy Sunday; with ~-~--~!i::=:=::=:=:;:=::=:::::::=:::::;::o::;::;::::;::==;:::;::==:::=---:-l--'--· highs bl'twren 3.5 and 40. ' · The probability of prl'Cipltatlon lsfnear zero. E:~etended Forecast. Monday through Wednesday Fair Monday an~ Wednesday, . ·with a cha nee of rain or snow on TuPsday. Highs will range from the mid 30s to the low 40s Monday 'and from 35 to 45 Tuesday and. · . Wl'dnesday. Overnight loWS Will . ~ between 20 and 25 early Monday and betwren 25 ana 35 + + T'uesday · and Wednespay mornings. kJria, A\,l lettefs·a.re subject tO editing and rrust be'signed With name, address and w December .14, 1986 . ' ' eather · , . ~unb~ times- Jmtittel ' I . ' . • Page--~-2· . O'SIGl PEACHES '• '/ '2901 99< A· ~~da..'" lUCK 'S PINTO BEANS 2 160Z. [lN '" ' /11 ·,•, .,'< ••• t 1 �' P!iga ·: A-4-The .Sunday Times-Sentinel . f:leigs test scores Qre above national i1Jerage, st.u dy. reveals development score, In the 60 percentile; andplacing In mathematics, the 301 fourth graders had a grade development score of 4.12, with a score of 47 perc;entlle in comparison with other students on the national Middleport man sentenced .in Gallipolis Municipal Court _ GALLIPOLIS- A Mlqdleport man was sentenced Friday In Gallipolis Municipal Court for DWI and another traffic-related charge. Charles A. Knapp, 19, was average, the one area where the scores were below the national average. For the sixth graders the scores were as follows : students tested, 316 In reading with a grade development score of 6.66, putting them In the 76th percentile nationally; In language, the 316 tested scored 6.62, placing In the 70th percentile, and In mathematics, the318 tested had agrade development score of 6.34, 64th percentile nationally. The 267 eighth graders tested scored 8. 79 In reading, 76th percentile nationally; In language, 8.68 percentile, 72nd percentile; and In mathematics, 8.47, 68th percentile. Russell Moore. secondary school supervisor, and John Costanzo, elementary school supervisor, advise that parents will receive information on the test results of their children. days In jail, given ato 90-day lined $300, sentenced three driver's license suspension and Forfe1ting bond for speedl~f ·. were H<'rbert C. Stan_le~letr~ : Huntington, W.Va., Evans Alderlgl Jr., 22, 1 n . Heights, $;5; Linda Pre~~ ' 32' . Rt. 1, Cro~n City, $43; omas . R. Hutchins, 34, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, : = = ='======$4;5:· =:===::==; sle, forfeited $128 bond for laking· Reapp, .42, · 828 · Second Ave., a deer without . a temporary forfeited $40 bond lor failure to attached to the deer, according to display valid registration; Ailsa court records. Fined $50 for D. Rainey, 21 , Rt. 1, Gallipolis, possession of marijuana was . was fined costs for no brake Anita Russell, 29,1926\!, Chestnut lights; . Wayne K. Mullins, 22, Rt. 2, VInton, was llned$l 2 forunsafe $4:, r-;:St~in~tr~a~!lt~c~c~a~se:s:,~M~a~rl~ly~n~R~·==ve=h~lc:le:. 18monthsprobatlonontheDWI charge art·ij was' fined $12 for faliure to controL fllneandcostsonachargeo!no motorcycle endorsement filed against Knapp were dismissed. William Wright, 41, New Carll- Deluxe =7 · N. FURN' I'.,. UR' M·Aso . E.co · ·. . · · ' • - UIOlJR IOU ~ · cHQICE. 8 ~ Euy ha~dllng, tui-tu~tion rn8chtne care ·. for corpet and ftooiS . D i s - trlvvtr I ' • Hindle ope.. tw motor lwftch i •Tranopottw'-11 • , • Wldo-flora lhtt"'poo bNthll 1 • Hang-up fot storage Yourfllmlly-.'1-tt.Abrond--klrtghtlhlrelnthotlvlng,_,_Hcon betho~KDIOMiorP<ndlrtrldlng,orthoollckKLF110Mojow,"ofour­ stroktfour wt 1'Er wlthgo-qwherepew too n•~ee. 8oth fit teens and moma. Or The .Shoe Cafe Berkline Wallawar Recliners. 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Ktrt~nort dryers require conntetors not includlclln llny Ktnmart models co1111n colors at ldditional cost. Simulated TY rettption on set shown. Prices art ~i1ttlllli)1~. in'" "BW" ond "DR" cltalop. Dtli¥!oy, ... . r'pr~u~ I I GIVE A I 0 litton • · - · "~ I GIFT . 1 ""' " ' ~IWiyO I.,,. . . . . CERTIFICATE ...........,.-... Hitldti AII/II .... . ·-"DEC. 24th 3P.M. ) z I "- ~· ,_.... I DIAWIIIG WEDIIESDAY inst1llrtion extra. 5 PIECE ATTACHMENT SET G.E. 19 indt Color TV 3"',n.., U43119 LIST $199.9~ SAVE 550-$60!1 REGISTER FOR HASKINS-TANNER'S GIFr·A·RAMA 446-2770 SATURDAY DECEMBER 20th!! Portabi&-Canist8r • dual edge auction PlAZA . . :. . ·~·· ·~··.__ AU STEEL -. ... . HANDLE "-!0--...··...,__ 18' CORD . lw•1p11d ' Dress Slacks $1299 Sll VER BRIG£ '.'•- • • ' ZIP-OUT LINED REG. $2 4.00 VALUES !izes • • 4.8 AMP MOTOR .· .· ... ._IMIC_,.. ' .' . . )l Dress Shirts - • 1QO-minute timer • Mounts under cabinet oren I 0 POWERFUL ' Cllll.ll "'&llim " MASON, WV. 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Judging will take place Wednesday evening and all residents wishing to participate should turn lights on by 6 p.m. ~ ' . PRICES GOOD ONE . .. .. WEEK ONLY- SAVE S30 ON ANY -.fl- ..... _,, ' . . HOOVER CONVERnBLE UPRIGHT . ' :WITH 4 QUAff!' SUPER :TANK! COVERS MORE :· ~OOR WITH EVERY-FILL Light judging slated in Middleport village . .. .. . ... . .. . .. ' shape fltSt. It's gOt the power you•d expect from 11 ~II size canister. Goes with you 6995,_..----·"'·--6995 ; • Wr.p eround .m-ap&uh guard -H-: ~~ One of the moat p-erful. mini-cleaners . aver! Great when YD\1 have to ~ lhi!IIP In IMirfllleee you clean. l.qads of Othe~ : • 4 Qt. Supor tanto with flngonlp control 1(!)<:) Portapower"' YOUR (HOICE: feltu,.: S-way air flltanyil&m ...euy to empty dust bag... u•lt a a blower...long . provtdel fingertip lolutlon convot fncludll , tho brushoatnd pods to handle just obout :any floor Cllre job. Veterans Memorial POMEROY - Admissions Viola Cole, Pomeroy; · Elvira Barr, S}Tacuse; Francis King, Middleport; Bertha Robinson, Racine. Discharges~ Marjorie Gibbs; Raymond Justis, Edith O'Dell, Harry Douglas, Rita Stobart, Lynda Fraley, Leondus Lee, Emerson Will, Johri Frick, Allen · Eichinger. r.====================~ CHOICE: .Polisher I MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Amateur Garden Club and Middleport Garden Club are combinlng efforts this holiday season to judge outside Christmas lighting YOUR ·Sham~ Hospi!al news . Iocliac Boots for Her! Dec:eiTiber 14, 1986; Pomeroy- Middleport-· Gal6polis, Ohio....:.Point PleaSjrnt, W. Va. ' POMEROY - Test scores in reading, language and mathe. matics in the s~ond, ·!om' th, sixth,. and eighth grades ol Meigs County schools, with one exception, are all above the national average, according to a report ·released Friday by county school ·officials. A total of 1.225 students were tested In the program which showed a composite of test scores as being 60th percentile !or second graders; 65th percent!le for fourth graders; 66th percentlle for sixth graders. and 72 percent!le for eighth graders. In the second grade, the 345 students tested had a grade d~velopment score of 2.24, placIng them In the 55 percentile nationa!ly In reading; 344 stu· dents tested In mathematics scored 2.16 In grade development score, and 60 percentile In national comparison, meaning that In both categories the students were above the national average. Second graders were not tested on language s~llls. In the fourth grade In reading, 29S.studenls hada 'g radedevelopmen! score of 4.48, falling In the 78 percentile nationally; in Ianguage, the 298 scored a 4.34grade ' The gift that - , always fa.,, I 11 I( · I ............... .,J. . 'ftt ' · 'fr.t 6117 'f~~~.,. v . FlEE PARKING S3261 UST: -..L...___;_ _--\ '209.95 The Agitator II the diHerence Upright Dlmansion'M 1ooo Elecbonic Variable Speed ..... _......., ........ -. AIR FRESHENER with bult-ln POWERNOZZLE Brush-VacTM 'Concept Onell! ' Vacuum Self-Propelled au,..._,. • ear., v- ft MGtor Homet -~ ...... 4495 SAVE $2511 M svm •16 qt. tap toedlng beg oyotem .• Cleans any carpet · shaga, tool • Dlrt-flnder heodllght • 24' cord w/reet rewind control • Brushed edge cleaning • Quadrafle~TM agitation • Dual mode -automatic THINKS·. FOR ::::.. ITSELFt. ::~' • I qt. beg capacity REMOTE C~NING SYSTEM • 7 LED dllpley monitor~ tHIYiteml or manuel control • Toottlntkle • One-step hoM connector • Carpet/hllrd floor _,., • Din finding hHclllght . • - .... CONTROl.' ' 4.3• PEAKHP ··, . .. .......... a 25995 2999 SAVE S9011 U31059 Merry Christmas to all our customers-From and Hoover!! SAVE S.J60!1 • ... • "r • LIST - . ··-·· '·' $459.95 ····.:.::: . �December 14, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. w. ' I~ii~~;~~;s;uhd~a;v;n;•me~s~-Se~nu~·nm~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~======~==~~~~~~~ · Glenn touting ortsmouth as site Ohio- Poirit Pleasa!lt. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. John Glenn says the vacant Portsmouth uranium plant In southern Ohio is a good place for GPO tickeiS four violators :·p-1 ···';.···1. ,,. •.. 11., . ' :~~-· . . RECEIVES AWARD - Bill Quickel of the Davls·Qulckel Insurance Agency, left, receives an excellent performance award fro'!' the Midwest Mutual Ins urance Co. with Glen s 1 regmnal '!'~rkeling manager, making the presentation.•~~s ae:~ very gratified with the quality ol business that your ag h heen producing for Midwest Mutual," Sponsler coO:~';; 1 ';: . Midwest offers ins urance lor autos, mobile homes, motorcy~le · hoals and motor hom es. es, GALLIPOLIS - City police cited, fou r driver:s for violations Friday. Jeffrey A, Bidwell, 32, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va., was cited for driving while under the influence of alcohol and speeding. Paul R. Qualls, 35, Columbus, was cited for improper transportation of firearms and driving without a license. Wayne· K. Mullins. 22. Rt. 2, Vinton. was cited for driving an unsafe veh icle and Ricky A. Vilardo, 28, Cincinnati , for speedin g. The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- A-7 .OJ) PIONEI va. for "Star.Wars' research· project '. w. Va. I It® PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA)'INC. • Hi·Top . Conditioner Star Wars. research and he's enrichment center until a couple asked for a quick decision on his of yews ago, In a letter Thursday suggestion from top Pentagon to Ab'i'lrh'amson and made a officials. fo)low·up telephone call to him. "In this time of · mounting ''I'm hoping for a fa vorable decision within the next three budget deficits and the lncreas· months." Glenn said in a letter to ing likelihood · that the 'defense budget will experience little or no Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson real growth ln the next several director of the ~trategic I)efens~ It is particularly lmpor· years, In (!.Iatlve. "Any way you look at It, the Portsmouth facility would , tant · for the . Department of Defense to avoid costly constrUe· be a wise choice." Glenn, D-Ohlo, touted the fac it· tion , · especially when existing ity, which was used as a uranium facilities are available for imme· dlate • • RIG: 145.95 .. • • Shoe' Uife · Bob's Electronic:s , ' • . '· ... STOCKING STUFFERS ' KEH-515 1 I $539 95 Model RLF335 . .- lli<*>W . • ...' SYLVANIA 25" DIA. REMOTE CONSOLE Model CLF242 $448 95 SYLVANIA 25" PIAGONAL CONSOLE · .-Let us help you find that perfect fur for the Holidays! American Eagle old coins, I, I I 2, I I 4 and 1/1 0 ounces. . Hurry, Limited Supply! TAWNEY'S JEW ELERS· 424 SECOND AVE. We can offer the best prices on quality furs, and your satisfaction is fully guaranteed. GALLIPOLIS, OH. • • • • • • • 9ive the gift that always fits! Gallipolis Retail ?resBe·n~t~ed~--------~= 1'0 : Merchants from __,;.;· :~'"""•no.l ·. -~~:::::::.::.~.~~:.~..-_,.,,.,~ Assoc:a t;on 1"'''"'~~:\',~'~• Gift Certificate. l " Good at our 45 Locations! ' ... -.. . . ' ... ••, ' ' E-2000 chassis · , Dark Lite 100 black matrix picture tube Twelve PB random access electronic tuning 152 channel capability · Highly efficient 4" x 6" speaker Room light monitor . Contemporary style wilh sim,ulaled Oak finish on wood products and non-wood materials •E-200 chassis . •Dark Lite 100 black matrix picture tube •Push button electroni.c scan tuning at the ' set · · •lnfrartd random access remote ~ohtroi17PB •152 channel capability •Room light' monitor •High efficient 4"x6" speal!.er . •TraditioJial cabinet with simulated pecan · finish on wood products and non-wood materials . .. ·Fisher VHS Vld~ Cassette Recorder with ·Wireless Remote Control .. S.3499S . ' OVER 15 · MODELS ·TO (HOOSE .f.ROM ~FISHER/• ~----~--..,..--~-"!'""!"'-----...1: '' HT-881 ' 7'11.1~~" STEREO COLOR CONSOLE TV/ . HIGH RESOLUTION MONITOR !Csr,. ~vwlabte with STEREO CONSOLE TV/ HIGH RESOLUTION bookshetl . si~e speakers. • MltOI Fill Range.,....., ""-. • 611~" fUll . range speaker system ·, • High elf<:iency • Bass reUe11 enclosure 300 Second Ave. Gallipolis •':!ft. • Detac.,abie 2·-Nav speakers • Bwtt·1n ;..MtFM s1ereo tuner $19995 In the.Lafayette Mall LV·· 1 8u1l1 ·1n :>·Dana grapr1C' equalizer • 8UIIt·m'cassette deck sec11on • Me!al tape capat>t~y • ACIDC power options • Powered mechan1sm. sott tDuq'l co~rols • I • $94995 . l TV ,, *181 CHANNEL MTS TUNER FOR RECEPTION OF STEREO AND BILINGUAL BROADCASTS *26" PICTURE TUBE TIME, CHANNEL AND FUNCTION . · Listen lo real-life drama! '• ' 8pnhC01- 210x., ;. CAMCORDER. 11 CHANNIL SCANNING RADIO o6 BAND CDVERMl~ ollRYSTAI flEE by TEKNIKA and SYLVANIA .. ONE FREE 19 IN. COLOR TV WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK UNTIL CHRISTMAS NEW DRAWING EVERY MONDAY Starting At oAUTDIAliC SOUILCH •Cit~NNEL •~UTOIAliC ·SIARCH Sll8895 •DIRECT CHANNEL ACCESS LOCIOUT •TRACK TUNING •SELECTIVE SCAN DELAY •SPEED CONTROL •AC·DC . ' Suggested Retail $449.95 ~,(_0 bra .• : ~~[p[1,[ill~ 8i $9995 Quantum with MicroMini Design COB 21 PWS Electronic 1\mlng C8 Rld\o 'with Oynlmlkl. Features pushbunon up'OC.Wn channel tlmmg w11h memO'Y Mull!·color. srgnal strength rreter ~parate lransm1 ana rreeve 1rdcators. lnstamchanPe 9 Bu1k-1n ANL I- --- 516995 3 strength/range meter. $109 95 ,•. Coding and -PuiN ' gramma~e aud10 alert level, false Signal Roooor'nllon. We,ghs 3,7 Ol, I ~ nam•ke LED stgna! S!rengtn mete( with d1fnmer. mu1!1·COIOI transm~ and recetve •nd•catOJS. Instant with Tone/PUIN Swltchoble Dilling. Features d1Qrta1CIX.l' u securtty, ewternal handsel Mger SWB msoc:-... Phone wHh Socultly 1lilllng. FeaiUMS 1,000·" BEL 1880 Fusu.O.: Mtc,..m\111 dtltgn. Separale au·./ die>\r10Jal alens lor Xand K bar<Js. tigilal display. photo ooo··1 trlc dimmer, City Programmable Alert Sequef'li a pro- ' eiOCtron~c tun1ng ·CB Rad1o w1th pushbJnon and u~clon'n cnanneltun1ng w1th memory. RF SWB FF1100 Speokerpho,.. .. - / COB 25 Plus 40 Chonnet wtth RF $369 95 \,-,.-------r COB IIIMtOO Exctu..... S\gnll · Fealures CIICUil. No F~se rOJOC1S lalse alarm& spec\ ~ Lockout responds to Xand K oond speed radat ea9f >nstalilOOn. 1\l.mnaltld ognal ~®~M@ 9 Bu•ll·•n ANL KEY FEA TUIES •60 WATTS PER CHANNEL ' •DIGITAL TUNER WITH 16 STATION PRESETS •DQUBLE CASSETTE DEC I( ,WITH HIGH SPEED DUBBING •MAGNETIC FIELD COMPENSATED SPEAKERS Superhet Radar Detector · NO PURCHASE NECESSARY - YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN CHEC~ THE WINNNING NUMBER AT THE RESTAURANT· EACH WEEK. All You Care To Eat For One Low Pricel KEY FEATURES range, 46149MHz jreQuen· Programmable dig1tal· <•e,s. coded ._. secur~ty 1 system IlL 1Q.d1amel 9M!Chatle 9·f'lumoer auto d1al plus eu10 re<l1BI mule pause, '.()lume C'::lntrol ro 1000' range. Wall mou nlable Avarlable 1n Almond t:onaJ 5110 year warran1y1 $15995 ,keeps~~ calls pnvate also an e,nemat nnget istocked 1rt0 the outode o me hardset. Almono (Qpt<>na\5110 ~r war· ramv) ·$11995 . \ . t ACME-Utt ~ 310 ~ N:; Vldoo ~®[J)~ · S13995 Opon II A.M. to I P.M. Mon. lhru Sat. 7 P.M. Sundays COB 2t PUIS <10 Clsonntt Cont1111 ... SWR Clll~.., Cont1111. Features ... ICha~e noose b!anl.er. automatiC noise ~mittt. di9P&Y dimmer and PA lu~tion, ins1ant channels 9 & 19, al"tenna warn~rVJ jodicattw. LECJ sgnal strergth meter -Mth LED lunct10n •naators. ' IWx AM-FM Caswtte Playir Features Cube Style Desl&n Silvor lridgt Plaza GaNipolis, Ohio ' $3 995 I AM-FM Stereo Calillttt·Recorders STARTING At '$5995' . . C1mor1 Ltgltl. FMG 01 EZK lamp tf'iJN. 32001\. IICed Ide 200 nra tli~· in faceted rafle:tor tor oplimum Ci:'>l} troled beam ,soread ano elticiercy. $5995 . . ' ""' ,. ~' . El-tech AM·FM CASSETTE P.lAYER $1995 -·•• • • ' ' �• ' . l?ege-A-8-~ ·Sunday rmes-Sen1inel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, December 14. 1986 Ohio. Point Ple8iant, W.Va. ....:--Area deaths_...._.___,;__.:....._...;,.,.,.;.,..~...:...-~----Pearl Douglas j • • · .( S h ' · man, Middleport,. Ohio; three MD tep eni!f . .. · . brothers, l:iomer Stephens, Bry· · contribute to Central Ohio Coon· en of Campfire Inc., 1920 Northw· .est Blvd., Columbus, 43212, ln memory o! Mr. Jones. ,POINT PLEASANT - Mrs. Pearl Douglas, 80, lluntlngton, formerly of Point Pleasant, died Friday In St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington. She was a volunteer for Red Ethel MutTay Cr:oss during World War 11 and ' was a member of the Ohio Valley VINTON- Ethel Murray, 64, College Stepping Stones. She was Rt. 1, Ewington, died Friday '!n a supporter of Midwestern Child· VInton. A member of Fairview Church . rep· s Home and was former acting president of G:R. Douglas · of Christ, Allee, she was born June 22, 1922 in Oreton the Barrell Co., Cross Lanes. · daughter or Dressel Molllihan Surviving Is daughter. Mrs. and the late Peter McCarty. , Pen~y Da.niels of Huntington; She was preceded by husband sister, Mrs. Blanche McNeil o! Frank Murray (Sept. 1986) , New Haven. Conn ,; brother, Sul".{ivors Include son Larry Joseph Allinder of Henderson; Murray of Saleski; three grand· two grandchildren. children; brothers Elmer and Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday in Sand Hill Church of Andrew McCarty, both of wilkesville; and Gerald McCarty of Christ, Point Pleasant, with Marysvil)e; sisters Evelyn Kil· Minister Lewis Michael offldat· gore of columbus, Clara ward of ing. Burial will be' in Tyler Handen, Frances Malone of Mountain Memory Gardens. WilkesvUle and bertha McCarty Friends may call from 6-9 p.m. of Wilkesville. • ~·· . , . today at Beard Mortuary In Others preceding in death were Huntington. th~ee breouthers and lour Kenneth Jones sisters. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. · Mond' a y at McCoy-Moore Fun· Co LUMBUS - Kenneth Clyde Jones, 71, of 305 South Brinker eral Home, Vinton, with Noble Ave., Columbus. died Thursday Russell officiating. Burial wUl be at Mount Carmel Medical Cen· in Franklin Cemetery. Calllrig · ter. Columbus. hours will be 2-4 and 6,8 .p.m. . Born Nov. 23, 1915 in Pomeroy, today. · • Mr. Jones was a son of the late Homer Clyde and, Gladys Mae 1 Chapman Jones. He was a rated 1' . truck tariff with Ohio Carriers, I THE and a member of Parkvlew , United Methodist Church and Central Ohio Council o!Campflr,e Inc. Survivors include one daugh· ter, Mrs. Alfred (Tad) (Pamela) Wentworth, Jackson, N.J.; one· stepdaughter, Mrs. Chris (Anita) Roth, Grove City; four grand, ct# Idren; one brother, Millard C. Jones, New Albany; and one , sister, Mrs. Mick (Joanne) Willi· ams, Syracuse. !Jesldes his parents, he was ; preceded in death by his wife, Jerri. Services will be Sunday, 3 i p.m., at Schoedinger Hilltop Cl\apel, 3030 West Broad St., Columbus, with Rev. Darrell Loar officiating. Burial will be 1 p.m. Monday at Letart' Falls · Cem etery. Friends may call at Schoedin· ger Hilltop Chapel alter 2 p.m. Sunday, and if they wish, may dence Baptist Church . . GALLIPOLIS - The Tri·State • She was preceded in death by Regional Bloodmqlliie will Nisit : her hus~d Harold B. Cremeens on Jan. 22,1985, and three sisters. ' Gallipolis on Thursday, Dec. 18, : Funeral services will be 2 p.m. · from 12 noon until 6 p.m. • according .... to • Mrs. Thelma • JVIonday at C'rerqeens · Funera! 'Shaver, county Red Cross blood ) Chapel, Rev. Bruce Unroe offi· · cbaicperson. elating. Burial follows in Mound Th~ bloodmobile visit Is slated' ; Hill Cemetery. Friends may call ' for Grace Un·ited Methodist at the chapel, 2 to 4 and 7to9p.m. · Church. · · . on su 11 day. · cle . Stephens, and Wilber StePOIJIT PLEASANT -Irvin A'. phens, alt'o! Leon. · '· . "Fal'llter'' Stephens: 75, · Leon, , ·~u 0 eral services wiil be Mon· died Friday afternoon at his day at 11 a.m. at 'the Wlieoxen Funeral Home with .the .ftev. farm.. , . was born ' Jan. S. 1911 in Herman H. :Jordan · officiating. Leon tp I~ late Charles Wallace Burial will follow in Mt: Zion Stepbens and Ora Rollins Knapp Cemetery In Leon . 1 • • Stephens. Friends may call at the Wil· He wa,s preceded in death by coxen Funeral Home on Sunday. three brothers, !Wo' siste rs, two atteq p.m. . sons,. OJ)e d~ughter, one grind· son, one., step-dat~ght¢r, his first Adele ,Cremeens wife'lda Opaj•Stephens. He :wa$ member Of . the GALl.IPOLIS ..:.. Adele Cre: Harvey Chapel Church in Leon, meens, 77, of 59 Garfield Ave., was a carpel)ter,' a railroad Galitpoits, died Friday at Plnec· worker, a farmer, and was rest Care Center following an retired from the Mason County ente.nded UJness. · Board oiEducatiori M'aintenance She wai; born June 26, 1909, In Department. . . O~io Township, Ga!iia County, Surviving are his wife, Mar· daughter or the )ate Bert and garet J . McCartney Stephens; Nettie Angel Shaw. · four sonS, Irvin Ray Stephens, , Survivors include one son, Leon, Her111an Stepbel)s, Point Marland W. Cremeens, Cente: Pleas.ant, Dean Stephens, New · nary; two grandsons, o0e great Haven, a nd Walter ·Stephens.' granddaughter; and one sister, Point Pleasant; two daughters, Mrs. Ed (Frances) George, Bernice Fultz, Cottageville, and Huntington, W.Ve. . Edna Seberig, CottagevUle; two She was a member of Provi· st~p-daug~ters, Shelvla Rollins, f~~~~~~~~~;;;;j Leon, and Vada Legue, Evans; & one ~ tep.son, Delbern McCart· ney, Arbuckle; 14 grandchild· SLIPPERS ren; ·13~, great-grandchildren; three slst~rs, Rachael Brown, Athens, O~io, Crystal ,Thomas, _P_at,_r_lo_:t•...:.O--hi_o:_,..,a.. nd......:l.:.cy:.:l.:.e.:.H.:.e:.:r.:d·~ He I Bloodmobile to visit Gallipolis Dec. 18 '· ' time• .. tentind ' THE COMMUNRY CONCERT presentldlon of the "choral drama," "The Messiah," will be held Sunday, Dec. 14, , a& Rio Grande CoUep;e and' Community CoDep;e. Sclleduled for an 8 p.m. performanee In the FIJII!' 1111d Performing Arts Ceater, "The Messiah" Is one of the beMkilow'n and most beloved oratorios of George Fredel\lck Ha.idel. · ·· '·• I '.•· ..' I I '. We ·can . help· . you play · S a11t1 f' . .. HoUday cozy · ' $weatshirts I ' 20°/o OFF '. Sunday, o-.ly, 1 P.M.·5 P.M. Be sure arid check out our great seled_ion of coats, sleepwtar & Itna jeans! Sunday; December 14th Ia The, 'lnarDay To Sav• Conimunity Cho!us presents (The, Messiah' at Rio .Grande ' · ~ Sale Ends Sunday Dee. 14th 6:00 p.m. Open SundaJ • To 6. Mon.- Sat. 9:30-1:00 Sun. 1-S • .. ~·· STARTIN·O.,JO·DAYI STOREWIDE ·CLOSING BUSINESS SALE MIINIYIH IUYI IG-IILLOI-- WITIICCISIOIIIS 1599 • AFTER 14 ·YEARS OF SERVING THE TRI-STAIE. AREA WITH THE LATES'J FASHIONS IN. LADI.ES'· WEAR, WE ARE RETIRING ••• AND "FAR TOO OFTEN," says dire~tor Roark 'f;.The Messiah' Is approached too reverentially; 'although Us subject is sru!red, Handel did not write it for the church, but the concert hall, It Is a 0 ~ ":ork of drama: choral drama. And with all stage music, pretty , smglng Is not enough .~ It must also be eflective sln'glng... effecllve in u dramatic scns.e; something of a stand-still opera," EVERYTHING IS ON SALE!' · indudes puln~, bottom fit. tor, air line tu in~, food and handy core ooklet. I .,. TIOIIICIL Yadn .. ----1111-MOII,TII ;~~3.~ 179 SILF·LOCIIH STYU IQIIII. StAID Monty-saving Jime to odd color lo yC>ilr tonk. ;r.:o 1999 I /o Save ' I / ' I histor.y, however, dates back approximately 40 years. Performances have been held all over the county - beginning at · the Ohio' Hospital for .(1 Eplileptics (now the Gallipolis 'Developmental Center), a nd later moving to the Old Washington I I Sc hool, the gymnasium at Ri,o Grande College,· '' and Grace United Methodist Church. It moved to the Firie ·a nd Performing Arts Center in 1974. This year's performance Involves around 70 singers and nine Instrumentalists. The chorus includes members from t~ro11ghout the area. A favorite highlight of t~eoratorio Is the chorus' • rendering of " The Hallelujah Chorus," which the audience traditi~naiiy peels by standing. · ' CONCEIT DIRECTOR Edward Roark ~crlbea "The M,esslah" as "a choral dramL .. klnd of a · stand-still 6perL" He says he was determined' to . the dust ofl of lt.'' • /o 0 RIO GRANDE The Community Concert presentation of the ' 'choral dram a," "The Messiah," will , be held Sunday, Dec. 14, at Rio ~~~~~~~~:c~ ~o~~llege and Community College. I for an 8 p.m. performance In the Fine {lnd Performing Arts Center, "The Messiah" is one of the best·known and mos t beloved oratorios ·of George Frederick Handel. Tills year 's production will be the first under the direction of Edward Roark, assistant professor of t~eater at Rio Grande. The college production ha s bl!en a traditional favorite of audiences and for ye:ar~ was under the direction of the late Merlyn Ross, wM died this fall. "!knew when I started that. this would be the only opportunity I would ever have to conduct 'The 1 Messiah '," Roark says of this year's perfqrmance. "! only agreed· to see it through • because of tHe importance to 'many In the · community bot h voca li sts and Instrument alis1s. " · "I am gratefu l to ail of !,hem for their wHole-hearted s upport. Mrs. Edith Ross in particular," Roark adds. "Had she not been there, neil her would I ; r would not have been brave enough. " · Roark describes "The Messiah" as "a choral dra'ma .. .kind of a s tand·stlli opera." He says he was de1ermlned to "sha ke the dust off of it." "Far too oft en," he says, '"The Messiah' is a pproached too reverentially; although its su bject Is sacred, Handel did riot write it lor the church, but the concert hall. • · " It Is a work of drama: chor~i drama. And with ali stage music, pretty singing is not enough- it must also be effective slnging ... eflective in a dramatic sense; somet hing of a stand ·stlll opera." "The Messia h" has become something of an "every.-other-year" tradition In Gallia Cou nty. Merlyn Ross ~irected the chorus for 18 years. Its •. 1 300 Second Ave. Lafayette Mall ~ Gallipolis SICIIIId 7 14,19~ .December , ~. ·a; ·-wARM Section •l FAS%-IIONTR:CE;.:1.~~ ~ ~"'~~~- SAVI $7.00 ... .e r. r-----..._--..,..--__:_.:.__.;___......;_____ .. r------------'· /· • I'I ' 0 • •• • to ' • •' ' • •• • '• •• Stro~, sturdy stand is de· sign ,far 10-gallon si zo aquariums. Black finish . • • • • ,.LLIHtsnu •• • IIIIIYI SMALL AQIIII.IIFUCM 1299 • C~O"LDFISH '• IIG 69C' J • IAVI $5.00 Fits 10-gollon size aquar, iums. Super .avings now I 4 $1 • FOR Stock your aquarium now at this low price. ' ~ ·~ • t I . ~ •" HARTZ FI-FL088 ....... ....... . .... . ~ . ' .• .. .. .. 4 • - ·~ 2-G.CIIM IOIIIICIITS 5-II.RlRL R... , , , $1.49 2roa$3 Choico of 2 ~zos . 26-oun<t ooch. RIG. $2.29 'RIG. $1.69 Buy ....,.,, bogo Natural, colors. nowandsawl . . . Rill 119 • 1011... . IIIIIIIIR IOIIRIIUI IIG. $2.69 With food, (.oz . antichlor, book. . RIG. $1.99 Tto. lvn -r to watch your fioh, 199 T.V. mil . 119 Sale items purchased f~r Christmas gifts· may be exchanged up until Jan. lth for merchandise of the same value, if accompanied by the sales slip. · GIFTWRAPPING AVAILABLE AT A SMALL CHARGE NO LAYAWAYS OR' REFUNDS PRIINDLY MIIPIY'S DOWNTOWN. STOlE 3.. ,_,AVE. .\ lin.: Sui. 1·6, Mon. 9.9,.T-. 9-9; WH. 9-9; 1hun. 9-9; Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-9 - ' . i ---Etc. A I " \ ' l • .' . . ~!RECTOR ROARK Indicates Jtls approval or ,the performan'Z i4uring a recent rehearsal . Iraditlonal favorite, this year's ~cr!ormance Involves around 70 !lingers and nine Instrumental· lftS: Tbe chorus inclade.s P,tembers from thro~ghout the ~rea. A favorite highlight of the 9,ratorio Is the chorus' rendering tlf' "The Hallelujah Chorus," l#hich tbe audience traditionally by standing. •• .. �Dec:'ember 14. 1986, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . ,December 14, 1986 Cash STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM '· I CHRISTMAS SEASON .· · ~~ Coutr~ ·i.~ ~ 0/ik 'liftl£ Cliristmos PRICESEFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, DEC. 20, -1986 AT Powell's Su,-.r valu; SPRING HILL ' Boneless Ham •• J, $199 • MIXED _ . I '. .EAC'H ._·wEEK Now thru February 28th . . TURKEY : • KAHN'S SLI~ED . .. I . ' Bologna ....:•••••••• J, . ( . .$]·99 . _, . Chuck Roast ••••• ~~. BUCKEl .Cube .Steak ...... ~. $229 . JALLARDS. . . $1 ~49 ·s ::sUPERIOR ausage ....... t!······ . · \ . ·· . . Fran k1es ••••.•••••••• $ ~ ]09 : (2) CA.SH PRIZES ( 1) .:$) 00, • .LB. ROLL I r ~ sso $1 59 ' 2°/o Milk •••••••,••GAL• $·159: • IMPERIAL I • • MARGARINE •• ~ ...J\ .. 39c_ . BAN~UEt FRIED . $ ::' PRICE SAVER CHERRY 79 Ch1cken ••••.••••• ;u~ 25. ·9 Pie Filling.! .••• ~.~~:,. ~ JIF · . 2a oz. $21 9 JENO'S Peanut·Butter.... ·. Pizza ••••••••••• ~o~.~a·u~. · If ANY PRIZE . 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With onv of the abOve perms. 'llrfre.slimtnts$eroei 'Drawina: free Prize Country lnuriors is open autinotkJ1foliia~Seascm from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 9ofoMII!J r~~rouor. Saumfoy. you can choose o 16 ounce bottle or specially formula ted Ma~ms shampoo or Mm;lms conditioning rinse - o $4.95 value .. .FREEI Sale ptK:es Include shampoo. cut and style. Pmtic ipoling stylists only. Good 1 wtth or without appointment. Sole pdces good thtough Jonua1y 3. 1987. SEARCHI·NG (Nor vofid with onv olher offer I For A Spiritual Family? · MAXIM'S .SILVER BRIDGE PLAZ A GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-3353 St. Louis Catholic Church 91 Statil Street Pulsar Quartz - Elegant in style · superb timekeeping. Choose from our complete selection of Pulsar watches from 150.00 to 1150.00. . Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Call: 446-0669 . Christmas Schedule *Dec. 24, 5:30 P.M. Children's Liturgy *Dec. 25, 12:00 A.M. Midnight Mass *Dec. 25, 9:00 AM. OPEN TIL 8:00 Cash ' n Carry CHRISTMAS BALLOONS $2 75 AND UP BERKLINE®SPACE SAVING WALLAWAY®RECLINER Goes from sit-up to full recline, yet stays mere inches from a wall! SAVE $2QQOO LIVE GOD'S LOVE TOGnHER INTRODU · TORY SAVINGS! BRIGHT BRASS or WHITE 'N BRASS 'DWhite AYBEDS Iron Priced From $149. '$229. . • With Lin_!( Springs • ,.....,,------ ==---..., REG. 5489.00 NOW ' With Link Springs And ~ ink· Spring Pop-Up Unit ALOTTED. TIME, THE PRIZE WILL ' EACH 'ONE-REACH ONE (MUST COME IN AND CLAIM PRIZE BY FOLLOWING ' SATURDAY, 10 P.M. NO WINNING NUMBER GIVEN OVER PHONE) . SET ' ..SUNDAY 10 A.M. MT. 'VERNON $9 888 Celebrate Christmas with us • ' THE STORE ·oranges ···~···\L&·nG.~ $129 WE'RE THE STORE . .• .... WINNING, NUMBERS POSTED IN . Pulsat • JACKPOT . CALIFORNIA NAVEL . hart and Rober t M cCarty. Guest were "register ed by Missy M cCarty, sister o f the groom . Steven and A ar on McCarty, br other s of the g room, distributed rice and scr oll s. A r eception was held at Han· nan Trace Hi gh School. The br ide's table featured a ' threetier cake wit h stai rway and · fount ain . Assisting at the r eception were Ca r ol yn L ockh ar t , Be v erly Qu een, Brenda Burris and Carol Sanders. The br ide Is a gr aduate of ·Hannan Trace High Schoo l and · Buck eye Hills Car eer Center. Ther groom gradu ated from Southwest ern H i gh School and Buck eye Hills Ca r eer Center. The couple r esides In Oak HilL TWINS ''COME HOME'' CASH PRIZE \ 12 OZ. PKG. 10 a.m. tRhonda Barnes becomes bride ~/]ames McCarty in c~reniony :; CLIPPER MILLS - Rhonda :Jlarnes and James M cCarty :wer e m ar r ied Oct. 4, In a ·i!ouble- ring ceremony at Christ :y nlt ed Methodist Church. The :bride is the daghter of M r . and ·M rs, Ron~ld Barnes of Crown .p ry. The groom is the son of Mr. ,and M rs. Roy McCar ty Sr ., of 1 Oak Hill. . :: The Rev. Rick VIlar do offi;ciated the ceremony. Music w as ·provided by Connle Crem eens. ~rganis t , and John and Debbie t ardwell, v ocalists. '· Given In m arriage by her :rather , the br ide wore a satin ;~own w ith ruffles and l ace, and a full-length veil. She carr ied a .bouqu et of lavendar carnations, baby ' s brea th ·and m iniatur e pin k and whi te roses. • Mai d of honor was J odi Sltlus, cou sin of the bride. Bridesmaid "'as Terri Queen. cousii) of the llrlde. . · Best man was Roy M cCar ty Jr., brother of the' groom . · w as' 1 R ay HamUshers Davey Lock· MATTRESS SET OPE9{1forusE 1 49( (4) .Fry.er Parts .•••••• J,. . _ . $25 Drumsticks •••••!·•· 49 . CASH ·PRIZES ' ' • Mr. and Mr.r. }ames McCarty ·, • U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS homemade r oll, butter, m ashed potatoes, gravy , cookie, ice cream, mIlk. T hursday : fish· sand wich, peas, pear s, .milk. F riday: · hamburger , .potato chips, ca r at -celery str lcks , peaches. milk. ~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~jrNNOOW OPEN FOR THE •'' 298 SECOND.Sl. POMEROY, OH, ' I ' EAST MEIGS - The school · lun~ program menu lor schools · of ' the E astern Local School District have been announced: Monday: sloppy joes, . green beans, fruit cocktail, milk. · Tuesday: ham patty sandwic h, 'corn, fr' uited jello, m' ilk. Wedn es day: tu rkey slice. . • The Sunday · Eastern school menu announced .Jackpot. We Reserve The Ricllt To Limit Quantities w. Ohio- Point •• Everypne in your lamily will love this recliner lhat offers reward· ing re laxation and comlort in all positions! Meticulously upholstered contemporary styling feat ures a plump pillow back that's softly shirred and button tufted: softly padded arms, and deep foam fi lled no-sag seat. Place it just 3-lnches from a wall and it fully recl ines without ever touch ing . From Bark· line! Specialists in motio n lurniture. YES! IT Sl FEPS TWO! BE INCLUDED .IN THE NEXT • WEEK'S 5100 .. CASH PRIZE JACKPOT • $289 Full Aeclln• CHRISTMAS EVE. DELIVERY MASON FURNITURE CO. ' CORBIN (304} 773·5592 : 2nd Street ,. .. SN\'[)[1{ fU IR.NITUR[ CO. HERMAN GRATE, OWNER , PURCHASE NECESSARY ~ ' Mason, W. Va.·· 9SS Se cond Ave. 446-1171 Gallipolis, Qhlo '• ' • ' �' ' SUNDAY SPECIAL 50°/o OFF McCALL$ AND SIMPLICITY • ' ' . ' - .. PATTERNS TODAY ONLY By CHARLENE HOEFLICH . Times-Sentinel Staff Christmas is a · time for caring and sharing and If you haven't yet brought in anyt hing for Meigs County's nine men and one woman at the Athens Mental Health Center, It's not too late. The Auxiliary ofDrew Webster Post 39 annually heads up the gift collection and has a box at Davis·Quickl e Insurance, Court and Second, for donations. As of now the AuxiUary members advise that there's plenty for the one woman, It 's the men they' re concerned about. So .. .... .perhaps you wou ld like to give. The gif ts will be wrapped and tagged "From the Meigs County Folks" and dellvered Christmas week. in the theater, a craft workshop by Granny's at 2:30 where three items ,w ill be made for just the cost of the materials, u11der $2, we're told, and a display on " decorating naturally" l>Y the Winding Trail Garden Club. Meigs County hasn't been ruled ou t yet for one of those pilot projects for respi te and other Supportive services for persons who have Alzheimer's disease. Yo u may remember that the Ohio Legislature set up a fund of $700,000 for .15 projects. Meigs County through the established Ramily Support Network Council applied for one of · the grants which wer e to have been awarded on Nov. 7. Didn' t happen. Still hasn' t, but we're advised Meigs is still in the running. . Have a nice week and be sure to take time to enjoy the sights a)1d sounds of the holiday season. rr;;u;;~;;u;;;~;t;;;;;;;;;;n;;;;;i:;ru;;;;;;;;;;;~ ll SUNDAY .SPECIAL ALL WOMEN'S. Dress Shoes ''Jull 1ervice •alan" DON'T FORGET . 111 W. 2nd !t. '92·.720 . P-oy, OM. HOURS: MON.·SAT. 9 :00 TO 9:00 . CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Trudy Marshall.- Mary Powell, Liz Lucaa, Mila LAST DAY OF OUR SPECIAL ON· SINGER HEAVY DUTY IIG·ZAG WITH FREE ARM · G & BUILT-IN BUTTON HOLE. Ra·,mond ~~~~~·~(S~he~lla~~~~==~~U.~~~-~J 1 ~:99.95 Open Sunday 12 noon to 5 prn '· 20°/o OFF Shop K&C Jewelers lfor All Your IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS "The Christmas Spirit" Stone Rings Watches Money .Clips Leather Billfolds Pen Sets I $22999 . ' MACHINE CABINETS 20°/o OFF ALL BATTING SALE TODAY I 1 All Shoes In Our Store on Sale! 1 I I I . . I 1 MARGEURITE SHOES I I 1 2495 . ' REG. S29.99 . GIFT CERTIFICATE & LAYAWAY AVAILABLE ".' LAYAWAY -:"'" FREE CHRISTMAS WRAPPING FOR HER Diamond & Stone Rings Earrings Bracelets Chains Watches Fine Collectibles ...and much, much more! I I I BIG SEWING CHEST $ ·Holiday Gifts tOR HIM Diamond & STOREWIDE SALE 20°/o OFF ALL SINGER SEWING ' I I I .. ., I ,. 'HE MIDDLE SHOE STORE IN THE MIDDLE ILOCII POMEROY, OHIO . . ' •' •. ·l ' ,. I I POMEROY L ...................;.~·::·:·::·:·:·::·:·::·:•:.l!::::;;:::~~~==~=~;i;=::.. , .. FREE BELT WITH EACH PAIR OF SLACKS WUAii · GALUPOUS - POMEROY BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! CHRISTMAS SPECIALS YOUI DEPENDABLE JEWELEI FOR 25 YEllS OPEN SUNDAYS 12·5 GREAT'SAVINGS EVERYDAY UNTIL CHRISTM~S ~·~ J. (l~ ··'· . . ~ .· . ,)1 .r 141 ,_e , . ' DIAMOND EARRINGS 7 DIA. CLUSTER NOW$16 95 WEIE S32.95 GREAT CHRISTM~S GIFTS NOW WAS 599.95 SAVE 550.00 YELLOW 01 20°/o ~ogulor $t200. Ll ~. . . . lluai-r •nd rrall!t... CII'Ybw. rr.Mtftlr' dellv.., to' · EVANS ' Rubber· wear -~ Slippers OFF . Timex Watches 3 LIS. APPLES '011, JOIIllHAN AIID IDA HD •· 99C POINSEniA ' FROM$375UP REDUCED 20°/o Ornaments, · Cards, Gift Wrap, ParJy Goods, Candles and many other quality Hallmark gift Select group of men's and women's styles. Reg. S24.95 to ss9.9S Wblls Tbsg le~t 1/2 PRICE :ANGEL TREAD BOOTS Be~ l Slipp~.r Spre~·~s.: :Select group 20°/o ~EG. 522.99 I TWIN · :of scuffs and $149; REG. $24.99 .fULL·: S15ti; REG. S26.tt QUE(Jt i $16*'~~ ' • < wedges. Broken Sizes : ALL CLOCKS NOW .. SPEIDEL ID BRACELETS SAVE 1011. fiiU SAT. 9·5, Fll. 9·8, SUIIDAY 110011·5 HARTLEY SHOES un VAll YUIIIIEII, OWIIEI POMROY . "2-5272 • • • • ' ••• I ...~ . } -· •. ''• ~ I '< .. , • 20°/o FREE ENGRAVING • . ' I .' • . •. .' J ~· .. ~ - .. J • •' ' I I I Off 210 lAST lAIN r ~ OFF DINGO, NATURALIZERS, . HUSH PUPPIES .. INCLUDES CHAINS COLORED BEADS GOLD " ' 2ALL5SIZES°/o OFF . . (HENQ.L£• NOW 30°/o ALL WOMIN'I • ADD-A-BEADS NOW 30°/o 20°/o . ' 14K GOLD .ALL 14K GOLD ALL MEN'S All MEN'S laCROSSE &•ollfi!JcnNt.lwltr.Uwt. .. . FREE RING SIZING RING OR PENDANT ALL MEN'S Dingo Boots .. , •••' .... $4995 -SOLITAIRES1j4CARAT $29500 1f2CARAT $7 4995 DECEMBER SPECIAL w-.~~., SPECIAL -SPECIAL- CROss· S I NCE ~848 . PENS SAVE 10°/o. NOW FREE ENGRAVING ·JEWELRY BOXES SAVE 20°/o FREE GIFT WRAP --__,;_----'-~-~~'--------t POMEROY •LAYAWAY 992-20S4 •DISCOVER GAWPOUS •VISA .... 6-2691 •MASTERCARD ~~-......:.~....;.... ;• -" ' f' ' • •• '• ' •· '• . ____. · ·: ·- 'I I • .. • •, ' . \ �.. - December 14. 1986 ' . Page 8·6-The Sunday Times•Sentinel Ohio- Point OliCember 14, 1986 , Pomeroy Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio · Point Pleasant, W. Va . open house planned Community calendar / area happenings CROWN CITY - Mr. and Mrs. . Charley Green of Sugar Creek Road, Crown €tty, will observe · their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home from 3 to 4 p.m. . The couple was married In Gallipolis oh Dec. 23: 1936, by the Rev. W.H. Wilbur. They are the parents . of 10 .• ~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~----~--~~~~~~~~~SUNDAY Lusher will speak S unday , 10:30 William Myers of St. Louts Kyger. wants meets Wednesday, 6 p.m .. . 8 p.m. Wednesday atthehomeof · RODNEY - Faith Baptist Cl)urch Christmas cantata, Sun· d~y. 10:~ a.m.; "The Joyous News ot Christmas.. GALLIPOLIS - First' Baptis t Church Christmas canta ta. Sunday, 6p,m .; "The JoyousNewsof Christmas. · RIO GRANDE -The Messiah wUl be presented by the Com· munlty Choir a nd Orchestra. Synday, 8 p.m .• Fine and Per· tqrmlng Arts Center, Rio Grande C~llege and Community College. •• :ADDISON - Addison Frewill ~ptist Church will have the Qlspel Tones In services Sunday , 7 :~ p.m. < •;!.EON. W.Va. -Grubb Family Singers will be at Shiloh Com· ~~nltyChurchSunday, 7:30p.m. • ;GALLIPOLIS - Christmas concert of the Gallia Academy High School Instrumental music d~partment , Sunday, 2:30 p.m., GM!S auditorium. ' :CENTENARY - Jimmy and Kathy Sisson will be guest sl~gers at Centenary Chris tian Church at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec.l4. SPeaker will be Jack Holley. 'POINT PLEASANT, W.Va.'S!!nla Claus will vis it the Plea· s~nt Valley Nursing Care Center 3-5 p.m. Sunday. He will have treats for all ol the children. ~R0WN CITY - Providence Missionary Baptist Church will have David Wireman speaking, Sunday, 7 p.m. . '~ROWN a .m., at Sale m Baptist Church. Catholic ChurchandBobMarchl. CHESTER-TheChesterFi re CHESHIRE - C.h'cshire-Kyger Department Is holding its annual Athl et ic Association meets Mon· Christmas party and dinner at · day , 7:45 p.m. at grade school. the fire house at 6 p.m. Sunday Rlnky Dink slgnups to be held. with a covered dish buffet. The departmen t will provide meat GALLIPOLIS - Surviving and beverages. Spouse group at Grace United · Methodist Church, Monday, POMEROY - Meigs County 30 a.m. to '2 p.m. Bring bag Museu m open house; 1 to 5 p.m. ll: lunch. Special exhibit of old tovs and glass paperweights to be lea· HARRISONVILLE - Ha!Ti· lur ed; refreshments will be son ville Senior Citizens Club will served and homemade cookies hold a potluck Christmas dinner offered for sale. · a t noon Monday at the town hall. RUTLAND - Eva ngelist Ricky Weaver, 17, will speak Sunday, 7 p.m., Rutland Freewill Baptist Church. Singing by the Reflections will also be featured. MIDDLEPORT - A Christ· mas cantata w!ll be held Sunday at 10:30 a.m at the Middleport Church of Christ. RACINE - Souther n J unior High Choir and Band will present a Christmas program Sunday, 2 p.m., at Southern Junior High. RACINE - Barbara's School or Dance will present a recital " A Beary Merry Christmas" on Su nday, at 4: 30p.m., at Sou thern Junior High School. Freewill donations will be accepte(l . Pub· lie invited. RACINE - Freedom Gospel Mission Church, Bald Knob· Stlversville Road, near Racine. will present a Christ mas pro· gram this Sunday at 7:30p. m. POMEROY ~ Fourth, filth and sixth graders at Pomeroy E lementary Chr istmas musical ent itled "The Nort h Pole Goes Rock and Roll i' on Monday at 7 p.m . TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS -Gallipolis Ro· tary ·meets Tuesday, 6 p.m., Down Under. GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis Lions Christmas Family Dinner, Presbyterian Churc h; 6:30 p.m. Down Under. VINTON -VInton Friendship Garden Club meets Tuesday, 1 p.m:, at the Beatrice Bush residence. There will be a Christ· mas gift exchange. WEDNESDAY GALLIPOLIS -Gallipolis Kl· MIDDLEPORT -A Christ· mas program will be present(!d at the Sliver Run Baptist church, Wednesday night, 7:30p. m. Jean Moore. Kathryn Hysell and Lillian Moore · will be cO, . hostessesfotthemeellng. Ther~:,: • will be a $5 gift exchange: · · :· - ' POMEROY ·- Meigs County'; · American Cancer Society Board , MIDDLEPORT - Middleport wtu hold , .a luncheon meeting · Amateur·Gardeners will meet at Wednesqay, noon, at Veteran3 : · · Memorial Hospital. RACINE - The Ladles Auxll· lary of Mt. Moriah Church or God, Racine, will have Its annual Thursd:avat '-.. THIS YEAR GIVE THE GIFT ' THAT SHOWS YOU CARE·;; J: , -~GIVE A GIFT OF HEALTH AND. SAFETY--·:.· oBP Cuffs oStethoscCipes oBathtub Safety Rails oEievated Toilet Seats oBathtub/Shower Benches D(ommode Safety Rails oWedg~ Pillows oMastectomy Bras ?~indell anniversary celebrateq : ~OMEROY- Mr. and Mrs . E. • Church by the late Rev. Victor Ned Swindell of Shade recently Frazier. co;lebrated their 25th wedding They are the parents cir thr~ anniversary with a famil y dinner children, Mrs. Brent (Camille) at the Spprtsman Restaura nt in Bolin, Shade; Mrs. Rick (Paula) A)hens. Chancey,.Pomeroy, a nd Monfea t .~ Swindell and the form er hom e. Th ey ha ve two grandchild· Sharon Douglas were married on ren. Sw lnd~llls employed at the Nov. 196lin the Souther~ Ohio Coal Cmmp1my. HOURS 9-S MON.·FRI. 9-1 SAT. Hillcrest Plaza Save LAMP On TONE REE! GAL LIPOLIS- Faith Temple the Tanner Boys singing Sunday, 7~.m. LAI~NE:D - The children of Richard and Ju!''e Tillis Bearhs ql Chester wUI host an open reception honoring their parents on their 25th wedding anniversary on Dec. 21 at tile Mount Herman United Brethren Fellowship Hall. The reception wUI be 2 to 4p.m. thai day. Any questions regarding the observance miay be directed to 1185-4176. ,.. The Rev. Charles ~IDDLEPO RT- A ch ildren's Christmas cantata. "Once Upon a :Manger", will be presented DElf:. 21. 7 p.m. at the Middleport First Baptist Church under the dt.!ection of Donna Grueser and Sharon Hawley, who will also be the' accompanist. ~e program will include a blrnd of songs and recitations and have as Its finale a nativity scene made up of the younger children of the church. Taking part will be Br idget and Bethany Rous h, Joshua and Jennifer Heck. Penny, Ellen, and Cindy Lewis, Adam. Eric and Shawn Whit e. Amber and Autum n Tho· mas·. Gi nger and Keith Darst, J ennifer and Ann a Fink, J errod and Jop Hill, Tin a, Claud ine. 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"· If you saw the December issue • O! . the Gra nd Central Mall. : vienna, ';N.Va., perhaps. you : didn't know. but the you ng lady · pictured In the Christmas scene ; has a local background . : . She Is J anel Martin. daughter . o! Mr. and Mrs . Albert Mart in : Jr., qow living in Vincent, and · granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. :·Albert Martin Sr., Chester. . A high school junior, J anet has · done some modeling work and : will be on the cover of anothe r : Publication being prepared in Marietta. Janet is alsp a feature ·on the Cjrand Central Ma ll · television spot. And if' s fr ee! A free v ision screeni ng will be Gallia, Meigs county bookmobile routes announced GALUA COliNTl GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Sa· checked, and blood sugar levejs muel L. Bossard Memorial Ll· taken as required by Dr. Hoy. brary announces Its bookrnobiJe Please note that these screen· schedule for the week of Dec. 15 · lngs are free and are definitely to 20. not li mited to senior citizens. . Monday: Geiger, 10-10: 20; Just show up between the deslg· Ewlngton, 10: 25·1!):45; Vinton nated hours. (Dyer), 10:55-11:05; Kyger I, , 11:35-11: 45; Kyger II, ll: 5(). Robert McDaniel has been noon; Gallia Christian School. returned to the Holzer Medical 12:45-1:45; Cheshire (Thomas). ·Center where he is confined to 2: 05·2: 35. .Galli a Metro, ~-5; Room 310. Robert Was ,dis· Kerr, 5: 15·5:35; Bidwell, ·5: 50· charged last Saturday, but on 6: 10; Cochrans, 6: 20·6:45; Deer Monday it was back to the Creek, 6:55· 7;15; Valley View, hospital for more observation 7:25-7: 50; Rio Grande Estates. and treatment. 7:55·8:30. Tuesday: Eno Store. 1: 30·1: 55; Pomeroy Elementary School Arrlca Road, 2-2: 15; Roush Lane, studrnts are doing their bit for 3-3: 15; Roush Lane, 3:15-3: 30;:. the holiday season. Canned goods Cheshire, 3:354:05; Addison, are being placed under the . 4: 15·4: 30; Addavllle Schooi, 4:40Christmas tree in the hall foyer 5:05; R&R Trailer Ct.. 5: 15·5: 45; by the students and will be used Georges Creek, 5:45·6: 15: to help local organizations with Georges Creek, ,6: 2().6:40; Ka· food baskets for the underprlvl· nauga 5th Ave. , '6:5lJ.7:10; Fos· leged for Christmas. ters Trailer Ct., 7:15-7:40; K&K Guess who's having a birthday on Dec. 25'! No - idn't mean Him. I ' meant Ryan Cowan of Middleport, · Bill Nease reports the "coats for kids" progra~ of Bank· I to collect warm coats' for underprivileged children is go ing well. In fac t, one coat in the box in the past frw days was brand new ' held at the Meigs County Senior '\:ith the price ' tag still on it-· Citizens Cent er in Pomerov from apparently bought ·especially by . 9 a.m. to noon Thursdav. · someone who want ed to help. Conducting the cli nic will be Dr. James E. Hoy of Marietta. No need to sit at home and look · While not a substitute for a at the four walls today. Vocal routine eye exam, Dr. Hoy will be music students will be presenting . screening for visual loss due to their annua l Chris tmas concert cataracts. glauco ma, dry eyes. at the Meigs High Schoo! Audita· muscle deficiencies and lid prob· rium (a t 3 p.m. and the Meigs Museum wl\1 be the scene of a -!ems. Staff members will be . assisting in testing visual acui· Christmas open house from 1 to 5 ties, with blood pressures p.m. with free refres hments. ------------------------, ~Shop at Home •Free Parking •Register For _•1,400 Worth of Gift Certificates To Be Given Away •Free Gift Wrapping ----" :/ Tra!ler Ct., 7: 45·8: 05.. gan Cente;: 3: 45.4: 15. . . Wedneoday: .Baum Addition, ' Wednesday: No route, malnte2:10-2: 40; ' Keno, north side of nance day. . · · MEIGS COUNTY bridge, 3-3: 30; Success Road Thursday: Imogene CJ!urch's POMEROY -Bookmoblleser· near 390!;o: 3:45-4:15; Long Bot· Store, 1:30-3: 30; Mudsock, 3:45- vice In Meigs County Is by tom post office, 4:25-4: 55; Ree!ls· 4; Patriot, 4:15-4:40; Cadmus, contract with Ohio Valley Area ville, Reed's Store; 5:05-6: 05; 4: 50·5:15; Gallla, 5: 30-6; Center· Libraries. · Tupper's . Plains, Lodwick's : point, 6: 15·6: 30; Centerville, Mond.y:· Carpenter, Laura's -7:05-7: 50; Chester -.fire station .. 6:45-7:15; Copley's, · 7:35·7:45; Store, 3: 10-3:40; Dexter church,· corner across front, 8:05-8:35. Thorne's, 7: 45·8. 4: 11M:40; Danville church, 5:15Friday: Eureka, 1-1: 15; Huf· 5:45; .Rutland Civic Center, 6: 30.', p ed ' !man's, 1:25·1:40; Klngery',s, 7:30. \ 1: 4,5•2; Myers, 2: 25·2: 40; Mercer· Tuesday: Por!and post office, RACIN)j: - ·. Ra'clne . Elemen· ville, 3:25·3: 40; 790 Small,3: 50-4; 2: 02· 2: 35; Letart Fans. ·Effie''s tary School will present a ChrJS!' 790 · Halley, 4·4: 10; 790 Lincoln Restauraqt;· 3:05·3: 50; ·, Racine , mas program Thursday, 7:30 · Pike Jet.·, 4: 20-4:40; Bprd's, bank, .4:35-5: 35; Syracuse pool. \ p.m .. at the Racine First Baptis\ 5-5: 15; Crown · City, 5:30-6: 05;· 5: 5Q.7: 20. ' ·church. . i Rorna Myers. 6:15·6:30; Ohio • '' · Townhouse, 6: 45· 7: 10; Kenny's ' It;=~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;:;;::;::;;;;;;~::;=::==;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;; Carry out, 7: 25·7: 50; Teens Run, ' '· 8-8:25. 'Saturday: Legrande, 9:30-10; Raccoon Trailer Ct., 10: 15·10: 30; Cora, 10: 35·10:50; Qual! Creek, 11:05·11:35;' Rodney Village, 12:20·12:50; Children's Home, 1·1:20; CRTP,):.25·1:50; Allee, HANDMADE 2:15-2:45; Vinton, 3·3:30; Mar- !' rogram p _ino · DANCING ·SANTA . POINSETTAS ·CORN SHUCK DOLLS -. Engagements.________.;... . Inghram- Brown CEDAR GROVE, W.Va.- Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. 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I I I EXPIRES DEC 31, 1916 ports ..' ., ~alone leads ·Steelers; .Jets lose fourth·straight contest By JOEL SHERMAN inte~ceptlons, giving hlni nine I~ moved past his mentor Paul . the last four ~am~. In all New' Brown. · . UPI Sports Writer. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. York has 15 turnovers In the last . TJie Steelers took a 17·14 !UP!) -MarkMalonepassedfor four games. , ' halftime lead atter the teams two touchdowns a~d ·dove 1 yard O'Brien threw a 24-yard touch· battled better than 20-rnph winds for the go-ahead score Saturday down pass to Kurt Sohn just in a scoreless first period. to send the Plttsl)urgh Steelers to before hal!time to pull New York Late In the first period, Rick a 45-24 victory over the reeling within 17-14 and give the Jets just Woods Intercepted O'Brien and New York Jets. ' their second offensive touchdown returned 23 yards to the Pitts· The ,Jets, 10·5, have lost four In 14 quarters. New York scored burgh 48. The Steelers turned straight after · a te.am·record a touchdown wltlt 2: 42 to play that into a 7·0 lead seven plays nine· game win streak. New York when backup quarterback Pat later needs a victory next Sunday at . Ryan hit Mickey Shuler with a · on' thlrd·and·three at the Jets 9, Malone connected With Louis Cincinnati to t~llnc~ a playoff ':yard pass.. berth, though they could lose to Walter Abercrombie's 1-yard Lipps tot lie 1 and on the next play the Bengals a~~ stlll make 'the touchdown . run In the final Abercrombie plowed .ln. : Townsell took :the: ensuing playoffs by other team~ losing. .. ~lnute gave, the Steelers a 45·24 New york can win the AFC , lead; The Steelers, 6-9, are 9·0 kickoff 93 yards 'for a touchdown East If either New England, 1().4 against the Jets. tytng the score 7· 7. Townseli and playing San Francisco Sun· . l'he Jets tied the score 17·17ln .broke left to the sideline belore ~ay, . Josses twice or If the Jets win the third quarter on an IS. yard cutting back at the Steelers 30 to next Sunday an~ the Patriots field goal by Pat Leahy. Pills· elude kicker Anderson. The Steelers bounced back to close their season with a loss to burgh, 6-9, had built a 17· 7 edge Miami. on a 1-yard touchdown run by take a 10-7 lead when Anderson With the score !led 17·17. · Abercrombie, a 36-yard Gary kicked a 36-yard field goal to Malone directed the Steelers 58 Anderson field goal and a 7-yard culminate a 54-yard seven-play _Yards In 10 plays early In the Malone to Abercrombie scoring drive. Two lnterfer~nce penal· fourth quarter. ·John Stallworth toss. ties against cornerback Russell caught passes of20 and 16 yards, . The Jets also scored In the first Carter totaling 33 yards keyed the. latter coming on a third-and· half on a 93-yard q<ickoff ret urn the march. · five at the Jets 22, to key the . by Jo Jo Townsell. Pittsburgh owned a 10-polnt drive. On third· and-goal 'Inside · Malone was 16 of 27 for 189 bulge on us next possession the 1, Malone leaned over c~nter yards with one Interception. He moving 65 yards and using 4: to give Pittsburgh . a 24·17 lead wa~ aided gre_atly by his running Malone was 5 of 5 In the drive, with 11:11 to play. game. Earliest Jackson rushed . Including a 7-yard scoring pass to Facing a blitz, Maione spotted for 101 yard.s on 23 carries and Abercrombie. on the touchdown, Stallworth for ·a•.40-yard touch' ,Abercrombie had 69 yards on 17 Malone' received plenty of !line do.wn pass with 7: 48 left to give attempts. and checked off to Abercrombie, ·the Stl!elers a 31·17 bu_lge. Freeman McNeil was the lone who hauled the. ball In oneLupe S,anchez Intercepted Ken bright spot fQr the Jets, gaining handed with 1:54 io go . O'Brien to set up the go-ahead 137 yards on 23 carries to become ' The Jets answered with a drive and Sanchez returned .the !~am's all· time leading well-conceived two-minute drill. another Interception 67 yards for ~usher. The sixth· year pro sur· O'Brien connecied with Shuler a touch~own, making the score passed the 5,135 yards of Emer· three times for 23 yards. ' On 38-17. 0 Brien threw an lntercep· son Boozer. second-and-three at the Steelers tlon In the first quarter to set up The victory moved Chuck 24 Sohn ran a post between Eric · Plttsbu~gh's !lrst touthdowq. Nolls's career mark to 17().113-1 Wllllarns and Donnie Shell and O'Brien completed 20 of 30 and made him the fifth winning· grabbed an O'Brien pass deep In passes for 197 yards with three est coach In NFL history. Noll theendzonetodrawNewYorkto 1H4 with U seconds left. The Jets drew even on their first possession of the second half, marching 79 yards ' In ' 10 plays. McNeil rushed for 51 yards In the drive, but was stopped for no gain by cornerback John Swain at the goal line on third·and-goat ·at the L New York settled for an 18-yard Leahy field goal. · I I EXPIRE$,D£(. 31, 1986 , ---~------------------~ ~-------------~-------~ •BIG SELECTION OF GIFT IDEAS '• (htrit.,_gt ·h~t ~~ 219 N. lorond MIDDlEPORT 'I fJ'h I ': . SHOE PLACE ! ·~-- MtD_DLEPORT (j 225 N. lorond A Meuoge From The Bible... MUSIC IN WORSHIP · William B. Kughn Having proven that God's instrument, the heart upon which the melody !s l~ be pl.ayed, is su~rior to the instruments of men, some still 5eek to JUStify th~'.' use. by !a?ong, "It was observed under the Old Covenant and by Davod. Davtd, hvmg under the Old Covenant, was in subjection to the Law ~f Moses, and even then, mechamcal mstruments of music were not u~d In t~e tabernacle a~d the synagogues. However 1 we in the Christian ~ISpe~sat!on. are not subJect to the Old Testament law to which David was an subjection. The Law If you return to the law ~iven by Moses (lno. I:17) to justify the use of in· stru.':"ental ~usic in worsh1p, you .bring your~elf Ull~rtht c11rse of tilt l11w, for C14rsed u everyone that contml4eth not 111 all tltmp which an written · in the book o/tlte l11w to do them ... For whosoe11er shq/1 k.eep tit~ wlwle lllw ytt offend in oot point, he is /fllilty of all" (Gal. 3: 10; las. 2:10). The demanded perfect obedience, and for one to violate "0111 poi111~' (pre~) of the law would make him 1'guilty of all," and bring him beneath tts curse. If you go back to the law to justify yot1r mechanical instruments you bring yourself •-under the curse of the law," and are compelled to ob~rve '"rAI' w_lrole law," the offering of animal sacrifices; the burning of incense; Ia,; "'tumong to Jerusalem once a year to worship: the observing of holydays, the new ~oon, the _sabbaths, etc., or orherw1se, you stand condemned or 6 TO CHOOSE FROM GM_FACTORY CARS . $14,900 to $15,900 ' . 6 TO CHOOSE FROM GM Officials Cars-3,000 to 5,000 ·miles. . .. SAVE UP TO ssooli . . .. . S17 ,900 to $19,900 . '86 Cavalier Sedans · '86 Buick. Regal ~-o. upes ' accursed on God's soght. Cbrht And The Law Christ, in perfect obedience, fulfilled the law of Moses (Mt 5-17) re· deeming "us from the curse of the law. being made a curse for 'us ·for it is wrirrto, Cursed i.r every one that hangeth on a tree" (Gal. J:!Ji. In His death upon the eros.•, He blotted "out the handwriting of ordinanca (Old Covenant) that was against us. which was contrary to us. and took ir {OJd Covenant)_ouo..o/ the way. ?ai/in~ it .(Old Covenant) to hi.r ci'O.!.l" (Col. ' 2:14). CJonst, lfavong abo/oshed m hiS flesh the enmity, oven the law of 1 Moses and hts law to whom you are dead, you are gtlilty of s~iritual odultery (Rm. 7:1·4); you become a "debtor oo do the whole law' (Gal. S: J~ you "are fallen from grace" (Gal. 5:4): you show disrespect to Christ's authority (Mt.l7:5); and you deny the effectiveness of Christ's death upon the cross (Col. 2:14; Eph. 2:14-16). The church, over which Christ e1ercise~ His authori!r as head, belongs to the New Testament that became effectiVe when He dted (Heb. 9:15•16); of the letter (Old Covenant) (Rm. 7:6). 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Arizona's Tom Tolbert (right) watches the action which occurred In first hall of their game In Capital Centre,. Landover, Md. (UPI) . second half and freshman Mark LANDOVER,, Md. (UP!) Reggte Wililams.scored 26 points Tillmon hit a thre<!-polnt jumper and Perry McDonald scored 12 of to extend an 11-polnt halftime his ·14 points in the second half lead to 55·40 with 13: 2lleft In the Saturday to lea!) No. 11 George- game. Arizona scored ~lght unans· town to an 82· 74 v \ctory over wered points over a three-minute Arizona. · The Big East Hoyas never stretch and two Tom Tolbert field trailed and Improved Ia :;.o, while goals cut the Hoyas' lead to 62' 56 the, Wildcats, the defending with 6:68 l ~.ft. A foliow shot ~y j )>aclflc·10 champions, dropped to McDonald put Georgetown ahead 72·61 with 4:39 remaining. 3-3. St. Joh~'s 70, UCLA 83 , Arizona 'traile<J by as ·many as >l.t New Yorkt Shelton Jones · 15 points In the second half, but a jumper by Jud Bu!'Chier capped scored 17 of his team-high 21 a late 10-2 spree that drew the points a'fter halftime and Wildcats to within 74· 71 with 2:06 sparked a secoqd·half ~t. John's surge Saturday 'I to lead the remaining. Georgetown blunted the rally Redmen to a 70-63 upset victory with six straight points. McDo- over No. 7 UCLA. Jones scored 10 points and nald scored four points, Including two free throws with 34 seconds fellow forward Willie Glass left that put the Hoyas ahead . added 6 during a 16-6 St. John's spurt that put lhe Redmen ahead 81). 71. Williams, a . 6-foot-7 senior 55-48 with 8:32 remaining. After a swlngman from Baltimore, hit 3-(lolnt shot by UCLA's Reggie his first seven shots from the Miller, Mark ~ackson hit a field. Sean Elliott paced the 3-polnter and Glass hit two free throws as St. John's .went ahead Wildc~ts with 17 points and Craig 60-51. UCLA could get no closer McMillan added.l5 points. Williams scored six of George- than 5 points the rest of the way. St. John's Improved to 6-0 wtth town's first ·eight points In the the victory while UCLA dropped to 3-1. Glass and ,Jackson each fin· !shed with 14 points for the Redmen and Jones added 10 rebounds. Va. Tech 67, Tenn. St. 85 At Blacksburg, Va.. Wally Lancaster scored 20polntsSatur· day to lead Virginia Tech over Tennessee State 67·65 In Its first victory of the season. Lancaster, who had hit only 26 percent of his 5hots as Dell Curry's replacement In the Ho· kles' lineup, shot 67 percent lor ' the day. Tech, with only eight scholar· shiP. players until N.C. State transfer Russell Pierre becomes eligible In the second term. got a 4lJ.rnlnute performance from 6foot·ll center Roy Brow, who finished with 12 points, 11 rebounds and 6 blocked shots. Creighton ?4, Xavier 73 At Cincinnati, Rod Mason's three' polnt basket with 10 seconds remaining lifted the Creighton Bluejays to a 74·73 victory over the Xavier Musket· eers Saturday in a non- conference game. 'l. Kelly Williamson made both ends of one-and-one with 29 seconds left to put Xavier ahead' 73-71 lead before Mason connected from 22 feet to give Creighton the victory. Musklngum 47, Ohio Northern 30 At New Concord, Bob Ludwig scored 21 points and Rick Brown added 10 to lead Musklngurn to a 47·30 Ohio Athlrtlc Conference victory over Ohio Northern Saturday afternoon. The Muskles, 4·3 overall and 1·0 In the OAC, led 2&-14 at halftime and the closes t the Polar Bears got In the second half . was 30-22 early In the period. , Northern, which fell to 3·4 overall and 1·lln the conference, was led by Stan Reineke with 10 points. Rio Redmen edge Bengals~ Qrowns battle for division ·title Defiance, 102-101 . . commandments contained in ordiuances (Old Covenant)" (Eph. 2:15) hu made us "dead to the law (Old Covenant) by the body of Christ." so that we ,may be married to Him ''who is raised from the dead'' (Christ) so that we might "bring forth fruit unto God " (Rm. 7:4). "Married " suggests "being joined together''; therefore, if you be ''joined together," united in Christ and H_is law, then return and be "joined together," united with and serves in newness of spirit (New Covenant), and not in the oldne~s ' UP, UP AND AWAY- Walter Abercrombie of • the Plllabur1h Steelers gains first down yardage ~galnstlhe New York Jets by 1olng over the top In ·u oyas down Arizona; , St. John's upsets UCLA -. -·- •, n: ' The open c~urch wedding of Rebecca Windon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Windon. Pomeroy, · and James Cotterill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotterill. Harrisonville, ~~ ill take p)ace.on Saturday , Dec. 20, at the Chester ,United Methodist Church, 5:30 p.m. The cermony,. ;Will be per: formed by the Rev. Don Archer. ' following ATeceptlon will .be held the wedding at the church. Eva's Beauty Salon BALLOONS AND COMPANY Brown. Gallipolis. ' The open church wedding will take place Saturday, Dec. 20, at 6:30 p.m., at Grace United Methodist Church in Gallipolis. Windon-G::>tter • •· J By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP[) - The ·"Battle of Ohio" · becomes a showdown for ·a division championship Sunday when the C!ncin· nat! Bengals entertain the Cleveland Browns In a Buckeye Bowl Bonanza. Cleveland, 10-4, can clinch the AFC Central division title with a victory, A. win lor Cincinnati, 9-5, puts the Bengals In !lrm control of the dl'lision, with either 'a Cincinnati win or a Cleveland loss next week giving the Bengals the crown. ' "This Is going to be a classic game, with something extra to It," predicts Cincinnati coach sam Wyche. "This Is the way the season should end up, with a game like this." · "Everything's riding on this •game.'' says veteran Clevelanq, tight end Ozzle Newsome. "It's ·come down to two real good football teams going right at each other." Although-Cleveland leads the division by one game, Cincinnati It a 3% point favorite for three reasons - the game Is at Cincinnati, the Bengals battered the Browns 30-13 three months ago In 'Cleveland and Cincinnati Is coming off a spectacular 31·7 romp at New England last weekend. "I like to think that we're going In evenly matched, but anytime you play on th'e road, you're likely to be the underdog," says N~wsome. "And, the Cincinnati .offense Is so high-powered that If we don't play our best, the Bengals have the potential to blow us out." , · The' key tothegamewlll be how well Cleveland Is able to slow down Cincinnati's expliisive of· tense, which Is Nil. lin the NFL. The Bengals have rolled up over 400 yards for ftve straight weeks. ,''We'regolng to keep our entire defense Involved, hustling and pursuing the football on every play," says Cleveland, coach Marty Schottenhelmer. "To win, we need to play a solid team defense that Involves ali 11 players out there." Cleveland's defensive problem Is that It can't concentrate fully on either . the pass or run. ' Cincinnati not only has the most productive offense tn the NFL, It's also the best balanced. B9omer Es!ason, at his best when he's scrambling, quarter· backs Cincinnati's sophisticated passing attack, while scatback James Bro6ks has made the Bengals a dangerous running offense." team In recent weeks. Brooks. With the Browns' best runner, the AFC's total yardage leader. Earnest Byner, out with an set a club record with 163 rushing Injury, secori'd-year quarterback yards last week. Three months Bernie Kosar must spark Cleveago, Brooks ran for 118 yards land's offense Sunday. against Cleveland. "Bernie ~as drastically lrn· "I can say without reservation proved this year," says Newthat Brooks Is the finest offensive some. "I think he's playng as Riayer I've seen ihls year," says well as any NFL quarterback." Schottenhelmer. "He looks like a Newsome ex~ts the game to hinge on mistakes. young Walter Payton." Cincinnati often tries to take ' a ,big game like this , the early lead by using a "In lightning-quick, no-huddle of· missed assignments, mistakes tense the first couple o! posses· and turnovers will make the sions. The attack can keep difference," he said. "The team opponents off balance and pre- that makes fewer mistakes Sun· vent defensive specialists from day will wlp." Although Cincln· getting Into the game. · nat! Is favored, Newsome says "I definitely think they will use Intangibles like something he the no- huddle early against us, " calls "our resolve" can make a Schottenhelmer says. "My un· dltference In a critical game like derstandlng Is that they script Sunday. and memorize their first 10 or 12 , "We've been talking about 'our plays. ' resolve' all year," ~aid New· "But we've worked on defend· some. "And our resolve Is to win lng aga!Jtst It and we'li be the Super Bowl. Winning Sunday prepared. We have the means to Is an Important step." get defensive sets calied In quickly." At the end bf the last two As for Cleveland's offense, seasons, the Bengals have had to Schottenhelmer admits, "11 depend on other .teams los lng In doesn't have the big strike and last-gasp - and !ailed - bids to explosive power like Cincinnati. make the playoffs. This year It's We're more of a controlled dltferent. ' RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande College Redmen over· carne a 12·point first-half deficit Saturday to tie the game on a three·polnt shot with 15 seconds remaining In regulation and managed to defeat Defiance In overllme 102·101 In Paul R. Lyne Center. Rio, which trailed through· out the majority of the contest, skimmed the Yellowjacket's first-half advantage to 45·39 at the half. Midway through the second half the Redmen knotted the score as the two squads began a see-saw battle In the final -minutes. With 33 seconds remaining and trailing 91).89, Rio fouled Defiance's Bob Sutton and called a timeout. Sutton con· • nected on both ends of the one-and·one for a three-point Yeilowjacket lead. With 29 seconds remaining, Rio brought the ball up the floor and passed around until senior shooting guard Mike Smith, who finished the game with 25 points, connected on a . ' • three-pointer to even the score with 15 seconds remaining and send It Into overtime. RGC sophomore guard Jim. Kearns htt a lhre!'-po\nt goal to open the scoring In the overtime and the Redmen never relinquished the lead. With 10 seconds remaining In the overtime, Redman Joe Verhoff missed the tall-end of a one-and-one and Defiance grabbed the rebound trailing 102·99. Defiance dribbled down the floor but missed the three· point attempt. A Yellowjacket followed the , miss with an uncontested basket leaving the final score. Verhoff finished the game with team· high scoring honors with 26 points, 20 after the first half. Ron Rlttinger added 25. 14 ·after the first 20 minutes. ' Smith scored 20 of his points ·. after the first half. Dennis Bosselman paced Defiance with 34 points. Sut· ton added 17 with five three· point goals. , The Redrnen next travel tQ Bluffton Wednesday night . �Page C-2-The Sunday T111111-Sentinel . I I • December 14, 19B6 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va, Slow ·start does not .hinder fiAHS .rout~. m 1 MU SPENCER liELD- Gallipolis' Joel Spencer (15, while uniform) "held" by Martella's Ted Fist ( 35) durtnr Frida~ nlght'sSEQAL ·. ,hardwood game at Gallipolis. The Blue Devils won their llllh r strallflt, 70-45. ' k. SEO standings ,• KEQAL. OPPONENTS . (AII-Ganles} TeiUII W L P OP loOollpolll................... 5 0 3:11 261 Wllilltftburp: ...... ...... , :Gne.~Wd 4 3 0 322 253 • . 210 113 ................. ~··· Pelnt............. ... ~ ',.,..,_lh.. .... .. ...... .. < 1 IRI 179 ! SKI 3<6 e2 I ISO lS4 '2 ua 231 131 2 23! . t56 ·=s· . . . . . . . .. . . . . 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The Bulldogs, now 0-2, outrebounded the Warriors 37-31 and outgoaled the winners 25-20, but the free throw shooting by Warren spelled the difference. The box score: 1\THENS (II) -Jim Slrlcklln, 11-.... 22; Corey CorriJII:an, 5-0.10; Rod Bryaat, 1-0.2; T .J . Lyom, 'r·&-14; Thde11 Brtent, 2--2-6; Ttm /\dam& ... 1·1: Jerry JonEii, H·6. TOTALS 11-11-61. . WARREN (88) DouJ Hultman, :1-IHH; BenJie F•ll, ~4-14; Brett Rauch, 3-6-12; Bob Harlow 3-3-ti Kevin CleJ!~ , 2-1-5; Jolf!l Lynch, 2-2-6; Jeff Nicholson, 1-G-2: Bob HuJhey, 1·0-2. TOTALS20-~18. ScOre by quiU'tl'Ts: 861 1\tben.~> ........................ lt 12 17 I Warren ........ ............... 13 22 15 18-68 Retierve score: Alhens 48. Warren foott.III'D~fl . Coffey, S-o.6; Chuck Oliver, 2.J.~; Dlisty Sex&on, 3-2·8; Breit Carroll, 7·2-16; Mike Abram&, 3-1).1. TOTALS ZS.~Sl. LOGAN (IIIII - Jose Medina. 3-3-14: Randy Kuha, 4-S.lli Dou1, Btll'enon, S-3-U: Sam E1Jieston, 3-D-4; Jerry Gabriel, 4-2-10; John Tompklna, 2-1-4; John Spolar, 1·11-!. TOTAI..S ~~111-tf. Score by quarters: Jacklon .......... ............. l4 8 14 15-51 Loran ............ ...... ....... 11 18 14 11-66 Resene score: Lopn S% lacbon 48 compared to Eastern's 16. Southwestern drops to3-2 in the league and 4-2 overall. Eastern boosts Its overall record to 2-3 and 2-3 In the league. Todd Wilson, 0-0-0; Brenl Nurton, · t-~1. TOT M.S 3().1%- '11. ' ' E~IERN (70 ) Ed Collins, :H -7; Bryan Durst, :J.:t-9; .leff Caldw f'll, 11 -!t-2"1'; Mark GrifUn, .j.(t. K;. A.Uen Tripp, 2-0-4; 2'1-~5~ Tony Hendrix, 4-1-9; Mike Marlin. ~ 2- R: SOl!I'HWESTERN (52) - BDI Hqer, 11-11-&, Andy Halslop, 7-12-18: Rlclly.Hola· lop. 11-H Sean Colley, 2-H Dan l'a<ridl. 3-1-7: ,JustyBurleton.&- 1-11; ChrhBrJ. . . 6-0.0; Dean McNeal, 0-0.0; Dave Men~~ 1-6-2: Zan e Colley, 3-2·6; Brad Rlvfly; 0-0.0; Ted Wl!mewskt. 1·0.2. 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CENNAMO SIIUf' - Dmpprcl Vt' omen'" ha~~k11hall MDd m••n'11 t'I'G!III ~'Ounlr)' SPECIAL GOOD THRU DEC. 24th The Store With ..AI Kldn1 of Stuff' - for Pega, Stbtea, Largo · I Smell Anlmola I IAwna and G1rdena line, and nailed 27 rebounds. The box score: DEFENSIVE REBOUND - Eastern High School senior Ed Collins (far right) pulls down the rebound after a missed Southwestern shot Friday night. Jumping but coming up sborlill , senior Highlander Justy Burleson (44) as teammales Zane (left) : and Sean Colley (34) close. At the lar left is Eastern's Tony . Hendrix. BANKRUPTCY. Utllh •Dol R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. Jtt W. ... "l~t~~•lt .,.,.,,,,.. POflltroy, OH. ~. LOGAN - Visiting Jackson roared to a quick 8-11ead over the Logan Chieftains Friday night before the defending SEOAL champs came back lo post a 66-51 victory. . In running their league record to 2-0 the young Chiefs connected on 25 ot 50 goal allempls, 16 of 21 at 'the line, and pulled dowv 28 r ebound s, seven by Doug Stiverson. Stiverson also led the Chiefs In scoring with 19 markers wilh Jose Medina adding 14, Randy Kuhn 11, and Jerry Gabriel 10. Jackson (0-2) had only Brett Carroll in double digit scoring with 16 points, hil23of56 from the floor, converted five of 10 at the T11l ~a- N11nwd (Jt'(tr~· Hl'nllhuw hud FOI •Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Gerbils, Fish, Parakeets, Finches, Cockateels - food, Cages, Books & Supplies & t"at Beds, Sweaters, Toys Christmas Stockings for . Dog or Cat • 811. Lowt•ll\'1111' Ul Warren, Logan win pnl fVIIm Qll twn-,rt."llr 'Nih<lt'-n. ,,,,,, $2)95 * (' lM "'l!t"'IJD(' U · fol l)rs.l t'!l &0, fol M' l•llt'I'!OOII H C'ol H•111t1' ~II. £'nl Rr!ad,v II ( 'nl LlndMI it, fol fMttnnlal-43 fol Mllnln Ill. C'ol Northland SJI l '11l SoiN h 6lt. C'el lndi-Jet~clen t'f'311 C'ol "'~• hrlt• ill. fof !II Charle; 4i fol WC~~t w, rol\hiiUdlt't>tilltot' ( 'ol M'I'MIIand 5I. Gah110na 51 (ol) l 'oldw .. t'f' 1\!1, Stlknr~· S3 foloiW'I fr11wfotd 11. Syc· Muha'll·k By SCOTT WOLFE Highlanders. Tlme8·Sentbtel Staff , The second Irame was just as EAST MEIGS - In what is close as the first, with Eastern developing into a strange, but taking a 28-26 advantage into the uncannlngly balanced SVAC lille lockerroom at halftime. race, the Eastern Eagles of In the third period, a steal and Coach DennlsElchingerscoreda score bY, Mark "Snake'·' Griffin huge 72-52 upset victory over allowed Eastern to Ially eight league-leading Southwestern unanswered points to lake·a 36-26 Highlanders. lead before sophomore guard Paced by junior guard Jeff Dave Mershan connected on a Caldwell's Tl points, and a outside jumper. Eastern connected on 58 perwell-balanced team effort, Eastern took charge early in the·third cenllrom the field. quarter and never looked back, Outscored 22-4 for a 50-30 third as Southwestern suffered its period deficit, Southwestern did· worst offensive night of the year. not give up keeping pace.the final In addition to Caldwell's game- round tor the 72-52 finale. high 27 points, junior .guards Highlanders Justy Burleson Tony Hendrix and Bryan Durst and Andy Halslop finished strong poured in nine each. Mark Griffin as did Eastern's Griffin, Henand Mike Martin added eight dr!X, and Martin. apiece, Ed Collins seven and Eastern hit 30 of 52 from the Allen Tripp lour. noor and canned 12. of 16 11t the Senior Southwestern guard ,line tor 75 percen\. SWHS hit 22 of Andy Haislop'scored a team-high 44 from the fiool' and8ofl~ at the 16 points, while Justy Burleson line. notched 11. Patrick added seven. Eastern had 14 turnovers while Sean Colley and younger brother forcing 23. Bryan Durst had 6 or Zane scored six apiece. ' Eastern's 9 assists, while CaldEastern shot well from the well grabbed 6 steals of the perimeter, while utilizing their team's 17. SWHS had 5 steals, 23 lurnov· speed and quickness lo physically wear down the talented ers, and was whistled for 12 fouls N11mt'd Noftn,Y ,lat•b on tw·ud ftHM hull t·Oa('h. N(',U - Pl-.,.d Mla.'li!Hippl lonthlall HAMSTER VIUAGE KIT ;. • ,.~;;· ('ol t:U.:4 8t, Pan dora·GIIhllu57, Artln~nn U Transactions OTHER AQUARIUMS ON SP((IAI TOOl ('11l At•iidemy 1-1. M llr)'!<~ Ulr 3~ ('n l8ri~~:!P'li. f'ol Ea..tmoor ~I ('al Rronkhavf'tl U, ('~ B l'f'r h ~ roh O:c Tlllll'lo'undu 10, BCIIilon Ill Qll{'lw1·. nl"lll Hart for d Ill Jluft.lo, llikht Montrj\lll at Nl'l\' .Ji.!'l'ey, nlfliht Vlllll'IHIHr lil fhh•ap, nlthl rtllhadl'iPhllllll 'A'ilnlp(>t. nl~~:hl Edmnnton ltii.(HI i\n~~:~•lftl, nlahl $2195 n ( 'ampht•ll Mcm " · Wlll'r('fl Ke1111rdy .. NY K11n11:''"' .t M'wdatnaton AND STARTER KIT I Elld11o n. Kl'nlon :n Elmwood 31. 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IO Mlaml ................. ,..... 1 Bufltlo .. .. ........ ..·........ -1 Indlanapolb; ........... _... ! · Central ~ : h.,.l'land .. .. ........ , ... ,.IO Long Royd County " = Warren .• .. ••... .. .•. ....... . • Marietta ............... .. ... ~ I • Trace 81 Southern 58 IM'IItM!r.- H Poi'Qmouth We11t '5 = Parllmooth " W Lo~an ........................ By United Pre~~ lntfl'natlonal American Conftrenl... ~ Ealll ~ W L T -f'cl. I"F PA "dder .e ""'-' AII-Acad' ··c· t 175 3.15 S 211 1M I I . S 211 !81 -'-....,.. ...... :........... .. . 0 • 4 !33 298 0 5 300 w : Pl. Pleuant ....... :. ...... 1 1 9 o t a = Team NFL Standings _:_..z..-:.....--·- ·- ---------:--7':-- m t ·:t::.:•...................... ~: . ell• ............. ,...... SEOAL RESERVES ..... 1 4 The Sunday Eastern upsets Highlanders with blow . Into. the last stanza. - and committed 25 costly Owens had 10 for GAHS. Both Osborne and Tiger coach turnovers.' Bentz had eight Tiger ~~~A -C'"'k 1-~2: lletdo,. 1411 Larry Burke cleared their . rebounds. H-11: Bentz ~3-lt: Bradley 1-"~ Scilebenches In the fll)al periOd. ' GAHS will host Logan Friday. leK 1-~~ Flsl 1-~~ MID• O-I-l; ~array The vlcto., ~,• 1eft Gallipolis 5-0 Marlfttta ·~-11-•u. - Fourot, .. H&. • ··will host Cambridge •u Hadley Rumm..1 .o-~ rorw overall, and tied for first place·in Tuesday and plaY, at W~rren GALLIPOLIS 1~1 - Berkldl ~-~~ the SEoAL with Logan and Local Friday. · ~~=-Y ~~! t!~~O:::!~.~''-:i,": Warren Local with a 2-0 record. In Friday's reserve game, ' mas •-~i: ToddO-O-~ NeviUell-t-~ E"..., Marietta' dfopped to 1·3 werall Marietta rallied trom a 31-31 o-o-&. Cornett o-o-1: Hauluen • ~11-4: and 1).2 league play. . deadlock In the fltial period IO Stowers 1·1-2. rorw !8-18-1\1· GAHS connected on 26 of52 PQSI a 52-36 victory. Brent M~r~;.~~- ~~-~:':'~' i s 4--1 tiel~ goal attempts for 5o ,per- McKenna I~ MHS wi\h 21. Joe Galltpol~ ..................;.. & 11 12 • 111-10 cent. At the ·line,. the qalllans r-'-·- · were 18 of 21 for 85 percent, The Blue , Devils picked off. 21 rebounds, eight by Mark Berkich. GAHS had 18 turnovers. ·Besides Harrison's 29, Chris Howard had eight points while Berkich, Tom Cassady and Jason Thomas tallied six apiece. . .• ~~-~~..1 Marietta placed two In double gt'l ~ figures, ted by Doug Ben.tz' s 19. slmle em ' Matt Heidorn added 10. MHS hil le,.,18 of 49 from the field for 36 · ASHEVILLE, N,C. (UP.I) :- . ~rcent a'nd riln~ of 14 at the l'tne John Spellacy of Marsh~j l, a for 64 percent. The'Tigers had 22 second-team · AII-Soul~ern . Con- rebounds.- 10 in the fin.al period feren\:e linebacker, has• been chosen to the first-team !?ml'thern Conference A'll-AcademiG Football Team. Spellacy, a 20-year-old sophoAn attractive way to save on heating costs. more linebacker of Rocky River, This stove can save you 50% or more if Ohio, has a 3.26 grade point average, a conference 1 spokes~ ·you currently heat with electricity or oil. man said. The Iarmer Cleveland ' Avail.a ble from • St. Ignatius High School loot ball and hockey player is a political JIVIDEN'S science major. FARM EQ'-'IPMENT Players on t~e conlerence WOODBURNING · Gallipolis. Ohio All-Academic team' are .chosen STOVES 614-446-1· 6 ?6 .. exclusively on tne basis of • LOHQ ·MFO . N.C.,INC. PHONE 446·0699 Cumulative grade point avetage. the s okesman said. GAtLIPOLIS -Down9-6after one quarter ol action, Coac;h Jim Osborne's Gallipolis Blue Devils scored the first 17 po}rits of the ' · · on to ., second ••anza; then •· we{l~: rout visiting Marietta, 70-45, in a Southeastern O~lo League hard· wood game Fri~~ night. GAHS trailed ·throughout the first period as senior guard Gary Harrison missed h!s first six shots from the"field. , . . Harri5pn fQun\1 the range In the , ·second period with 15 of his gall)e~hlgh 29 points. He l~ft the contest wllh 'GAHS on top ~-41 at the 2: 55 mark in the final J,ierlod. ' the Blue Devils blitzed l\'IHS 25·4 'in. the .second quarter ,Yith a full-court press .and took a '31-13 'halftime lead: It was 53·21 going w. Va. Ohio-Point RIDE SUPPLY 0110 · .. Y.OUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 300 THIRD AVE • 446-0842 GALLIPOLIS 'I ..... ' �• C-4-The Sl.!flday T11'181-Sentinel December 14. 198& Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. December 14. 1986 Wildcats go one step further with victory over ·Southern · · .·. : :..=:~~ · ~f54ootdbasellne Rlrn•~•'t p~P""'""'"""•~~·~ ,!11:..~ ·~~.~7.' jumper, for ·a as Shane Slmpson and <:;hrlst ,..,., ""'" . . . ,, •• ,.... . ............... 11 11 ,. 11-11 Stout shared top honors with 12 1\o~~t~'i-:l':lr ~>,~ 1 1.'"a.. mno~• '·•t TOT ...... ...,.""........................ 11 " 11 11-11 CINE Playing a conHannan Trace s.Chrls Petro he points. Shawn Diddle canned 11. trolled, but aggressive game, the knotted the score with a basket BUJ Bailey and Jackie swain Ha,nnan Trace Wildcats of Coach · and gave the Wildcats a 57·56 aced HT with 8 and 10 Mike Jenkins took another giant lead upon completion of the p tl · 1 .step up the victory ladder by three-point play. r~h:r~~oes to Southwestern defeating the host Southern TorAfter taking a 58·57 lead, the next Friday, while HT plays host nadoes 61-58 In a hard fought Tornado defense came to life and North Gallla · So"thern Valley Athletic Confer- forced a flve·second call. With statistics mo~e .. . ence battle. :51 seconds remaining, Turley souTHERN 1,., _ M"'"'" . . ,., Am,.,,., !!.ldlng calmly Into the victory connected on a shot but It was .---~-------1 cir~le wlih a well-balanced at- disallowed for a charging fouL tack, Hannan Trace was led py Wlih24seconds'leftRickSwaln Seott Ranklq, Rick Swain, Chris drove the lane for a·short jumper .Petro and Richard Stitt, scoring that put the Cats on top to stay tlJ,• 12, 21 and eight points 59-58. •, lfespectively. The hustling Tornadoes did not : 'file win boosts .Hannan Trace give up, however, as two forced '10 -4·1 both overall and In the five-second calls and a foul gave :alague, tying the Wlldcats with the hosts ample opportunity to :NOt:th Gallla for first place. climb back Into contention. ;Squthern drops to 2-4 overall and SHS did not capitalize and •%-<1 In tl!e SV AC, Its third straight Scott Rankin zipped both ends of eague loss, second straight a:t a bonus situation to Ice the gave }lome. with three seconds remaining, • i · ~uthern took its firs t lead of the !Ina! 61-58. )!IIi second half Friday night with The Tornadoes of Coach Howle ;,IJ;;401eft In the game, when senior Caldwell whisk~ away to a 17-14 ~ard Tim Gilbride drilled a first period lead, but came upon :. : • . hard times In the second canto as (Quantities Are 13% Bank Financing ~C'V HT unveiled Its version of the :>'.· . pressure packed, run-and-gun For 36 Months With ~·"· . 10\lerull ) game. .,..,iim w L PF PA HT had 41 rebounds, 19 turnovApproved Credit • ~-·u Trace .................. .4 I 311 ~6 ers, 2 assists , 1 steal, and 17 fouls , :No"• ..................... .t 1 298 250 SoutllwGaUia ..lenw ................... .4 2 338 338 led bY Petro's 10 caroms, Rankin . • Clak Hill .......... .. ........ .. ...... 3 2 m 296 with 9 and Jake Jones 7. ~ - ................. .. ............ ! 3 3127 319 Southern had only 8 turnovers .o~ Southern ~ur Croet. .... .. ........... .. ... 2 s 343 !92 b t ed j t 28 bo ds ' with Down ........................... 2 4 375 l5S u manag us re un as · ~f111m,. Valley ................. 0 ; !38 286 HT outrebounded S.HS on the : ·· :• IConfereoce) offensive boards 29-14. Turley .aTtam \\' L ·PF PA · .Jiaaaao TriU:e .. .......... ...... .4 1 311 286 had 15 rebounds. S.HS had 10 oSoilh GaUia..................... .t 1 !44 197 steals. and 25 fouls. ·, ;W Hill ..... .... ... .. ........ .. .... 3 2 325 306 Turley and Amburgey each ~ldiotllw..,em ..................... a 2 m 282 had 14 markers Shannon Riffle 2919 Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,"wv. .~fl'll ......................... .. .. 2 3 l25 '· ' . ...; .. creek.. .................... ! 3 :ua !92 addedl2, whlle senlorguardErlc ~~ .. . .......... - .. ....... o 2 5 3 138 ~7 28ti ~ Milliron "'tmm"' ................. H I 2 fired ~ W and Matt ~----------~~~~---------------------~-----~~ >... Valley Friday's re!iiults arr S . , • J'lorth GaJu.u, Oak HID 53 Coach Jay Reese claimed a •:4llera 7S, Soulbw""em 52 39-34 triumph over the little 'Cats .. 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In the reserve contest preceding the varsity game, Symmes Valley won 40•37. Both squads are Idle Tuesday night with Kyger Creek traveling to Oak Hill Friday while Symmes Valley hosts Eastern. · Give@) memberships for Christmas. Sive 15.00 on each new Muter Membership Purchased durinK tbe Holiday seuon r at the Indiana Classic, Brigham Young beat Arizona State 91-85 and Fullerton State topped Texas Christian 56-48 In the Cougar Classic, and Houston Baptist downed Rider 67·64 and Montana beat Kent State 73-63 In the Champion Holiday Classic. At Bloomington, Ind., Indiana edged 'North Carolina · Wilmington, which missed 2 shots In the final 10 seconds. Marchelle Henry scored 35 points • and Blue Edwards added 20 to power East CarQllna past South· ern Illinois. : :; At Provo, Utah, Bobby Cap~·. ener scored 21 polrits, lncludlng7 • of Brigham Young's last 13, to' ' ' ' 1ead the Cougars past A-rizona: State In the Cougar Classic. 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Saturday nlghf and travels to After scoring 20 points In the Minford Tuesday night North second quarter, the Oaks, 3-2 Galli a Is Idle Tuesday but travels overall and In the SVAC, were to Hannan Trace for undisputed held to 20 In the second half. first place In the conference. Switching to a box-and-one, In an attempt to stop Oak Hill's OAK HU.L U3l - Hale !1-:1-21; CopHS Mike Hale, also bogged qo'wn the 3-0.6; Clagg 1·•2; Ke rn 1·0.21 Faye ~4-14; How eU 1·4·6; Rawlings I·IJ.t. TOT.U.S Oak offensive attack. North %1·11·5.' 1. Gallla's Shane Glassburn, who NORTH GALLIA 1651- Holsleln Hl9; KE>mper 8-2-lH: Denney 2-1·$; GliUi!ihurn dealt out 11 assists offensively t-2·6; Burn«t.e 6-4-16; Mayes 0.1·1. TO· defended ·Hale throughout th~ TAU! 2iH5-6~ , majority of the second half and oak Hll1 .... .. ......... .. ..... 13 211 H 12- 1!3 finished with eight steals on the North Gullla ..... o.......... f5 14 16 W--6.1 J , I, > :: CHESHIRE - The patience and deliberation that Kyger Creek High School boys basketbal,l . coach Scott Stemple has been preaching led to a second straight ·strong shooting performance and victory Friday night , as the hosting Bobcats downed Symmes Valley 58-50. The Bobcats, 2-3 overall and In the Southern Valley Alhletlc Conference, were paced by Bill Loveday with 17 points, Chad Leach 15 and Rick Hudson 13 while connecting on 20 of 33 shots for 60 percent as team. Stemple said going Into the game he had his mind set on developing the Inside game . offensively. "I decided tocenterouroffense on going Inside and getting those good, high-percentage shots," the second-year coach said . "If they wanted to stop us, they were going to have to stop us Inside. And It worked out really well, Bill Loveday had a really good game for us Inside and a number of our players got shots In the paint " 11~(: ._..::.:;r.. Ill at 101 of " ' localic1011 te t•• ....... of tflh offor. •• 1 • YOI lOll '1111 PIAl Alii PIICJIUI A1001 OF COIPOIIS •rotE JU. 1, 111$ MUllS A fOUl SAOIG OF $1 UO YO Ytlll. Middleton led Baylor, 3-4, with 19 35 of 52 field-goal tries, and Used a points and Mike Williams added balanced attack led by Ken 15. Norman's 24 points. Glynn.Biack· "I thought we were guarding well added 16 and Jens Kujawa . them pretty well, '' Baylor Coach had 12. · Gene Iba said. " But later, we "I thought It was a matter of us gave them some ?PPOrtunitles to making the extra pass to get th~ shoot the baiL We were In a zone better shot," Norman -sald. "We and didn't pick up Altenberger. · played unselfishly." 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Kil chen and Donnie Becker In fact. both teams shot' ex· combined for 35 points and the tremely well as Meigs connected rest was merely 'Childs ' -play' as on 31 of 61 from the field (51 per , the Marauders rolleil to a 82-68 cent) and 20 of 24 at the !outline . win over arch-rival Belpre here (83 per cent). Belpre made 10 of Friday. 11 free throws (91 per cent) . All live Meigs starters hit for including nine of n-ine In the first double figures as the Marauders half. were never headed in cruising to their fifth straight win. Kitchen 's Among the Marauder top 18 led Coach Mick Childs' pack shooters included Eason with • while Becker fallowed with 17, four of six from the field and five Huey Eason had a season-high of live at the fou l line while •· • 13. and Brent Bissell and Mike Becker had his finest game of the ·Bartrum added 11 each. · year, sinking six of 11 fielders • In handing ' Beipre their first and five of six free throws. JVC lass, Meigs goes to 5-0 In Belpre · played without the league play and to 5·1 overall. services of starters 6-2 Chris · • The Eagles fell to 4·1 in the -loop Newberry and 6-4 Richard : and to 4-2 overalL Meigs remains Turner, and Meigs took advanwtth Alexander (4·0) , who ran tage of the missing Eagle Inside .- pas t Nelsonville York 97-74 Frl· strength• with a 31·17 edge In day. as the lone two with spo!less rebounds. Six-two Joe Anderson league records . picked up the scoring slack. A ball-hawking Meigs defense however, with a gamehigh 20 '· for ced the Eagles into 20 turnov- points , canning seven of nine, all ;• ers , bu t when Belpre could from Inside the lane. manage a shot , they were deadly, Bartrum's eight rebounds cashing in 29 of 52 for 56 per cent ·earned game honors while Ea-. and most of those came from . son, Bissell, and Becker all had ' ::,.. , ' Waterford :al Federai-Hodtlng ( Ovrrull ) w Tt ~ am Al cxandt•r .. . '' " " ''' '"""' '" .t•• 0 I'F :112 Belpre .....'... . ' '"'"''"""'' ' ..4 2 :llJ5 Me l~ ....... ...... ...... ... ... "' '"';; I 119 Vlnlon Count,, · ...... .... ..... .... 3 I H3 Federal·Hocklnl{.... .. ..... ... .. 1 a 110 Nel s onv~j e- l' ork .......... ... ... ! t 139 Miller .••..1.:•... .......... .. .... ... .. 0 a 13t \\'ellston .... ...... ...... .. .. ........ 1 4 2G& .. • • • I TVC Standings PA Warren l..ocal at Belpre 261 Dec. 16 Gaml'!'ii 322 Alexander at :Jtti Belpr e al Trlmhlc Federal-HotklnJ al ,VInton Count)' 23H m 46.1 (f onff'rcn t r ) w PF Wellston at Mllll'f" Nl"lsonvUie-l'ork at Athens (non·leagu e l 212 aJ6 Trlrnhlc. .. , ..... .. ... .. ,, ,........ .. 0 5 267 305 Tcwn L 8rlpre ... ...... ............ ........ ..4 I • Melgs ................... ...... ..... .. 5 0 Alex andt-r .... ......... ......... .. A 0 \'Inion County .......... ........ . 3 I Fed eraJ.IIocking..... ... ... ..... 1 3 MtiK~ rA Frida)' Reserve Rcsuh!<!: Meigs 43 Belpre tO Fl'dcrui ·Hockin' 41 Wellstoo :19 A l e~LLIIder 61 Ne lsonvUI~Vork 19 Trim hie 52 Vinton County 36 five each as the stronger Ma· rauder front.~ourt outmuscled the lighter Eagles. Belpre's 6·5 Roger White had a team- high stx rebounds, but was held to four points. Belpre stayed ·with the Marauders until early" in the third period when Meigs' tenacious zone press helped for a 16-4 spurt, widening a 41·38 lead to a commanding 57-42 by the quar· ter 's two minute mark. The deepest Belpre cou ld cut the margin was to 11 at 65-54 with live mlnuies to go. ' From a first minute 6-0 lead, Meigs held on to a first half lead that ranged from a high of eight at 12·4 to a tow of two, 28-26. Meigs was up 39-34 at the half. Meigs' largest lead was 78-60 with 1:43 left. 'I just hope we can maintain the enthusiasm we had tonight,' said the first -year Meigs coach Childs. 'I thought both teams played well. Our kids did a good job with the press and it deflnately _was a total "team effort. We tried to keep Belpre from getting the ball Inside and did a pretty good job, but they shot very well from the outside.' added Childs. In other TVC action Friday. Wellston won Its first game, 57-49 over Federal-Hocking and Yin· ton County nipped )llinless Trim· ble 50-47. Meigs' Todd Powell pulled off a bizarre three point play with 37 seconds left and Matt Baker added two crucial free throws as the Little Marauders cam e from · Mei~ girls ·post win behind to knock off the Belpre reserves, 43-40. With Belpre leading 40-38, Powell's heroics came when he toed the foul -line for a one and-. one, hit the first attempt, and was fouled by a Belpre player trying to box him out at the line. Another fo~l was called and Powell was allowed to finish his second shot on the Initial foul with a cleared lane (which he rntssed), but then calmly dr111ed both on the second one-and-one to give Meigs a 41-40 lead. Baker then cashed both ends of a one-and-one with 11 seconds left to seal the game. Joe Snyder paced Coach Rusty Bookman's crew with 19 while Kevin Oiler played a strong game underneath and adde(j 16 points. Brad Roller led Belpre · with 12. Like the varsity, Meigs goes to 5-0 in the league and 5-1 overalL Belpre suffered Its' first ·league loss, sinking to 4-11n the TVC and 4-2 overall. Meigs and Alexander go at It Tuesday at Meigs with undls· puted possession of first place on. the line. Belpre goes to Trimble. Box score: MllJGS (R2J - ·1. R. Kitchen 1-j-1!, Don Becker &-5-lj, Mike Bartrum 5-1-U, Huey Eason HH3. Brenl Bl~tsell 4-3-11, Phil King 2-~6. C hr~ Smith 2-0.~. Scott Powell 1-0.2, Bill Brothers 0.0.0. Scolt Williams 0-0-0, Steve Musser ().().It TOO'i\LS :IJ.!II-112. RllLPRE (6R) - Mike S.oii2-!H, Mike FuUmer 4-0-8, Troy Stukey 3-!-;R. Scott McCon~ey R-0-16, Roger White 1-2-4, Robbie Frame 4-0-8, ,Joe Anderson 7-6-20. TOTALS 29-10-6!. Score hy quarterl!i: Melp .. ..... .... .... ........ UI 21 20 23-M Jldpre ........ .............. 12 22 12 22'-6R 256 2ll6 312 267 243 2:111 210 24() Nl'lson\1 ill co York........ ... ..... I :164 397 !\1111~ .... ... ..... ... ... . ' ''' ' ' ··· ···· 0 a la4 212 Trlnthlc ......... .... ... ..... .... .... 0 t 2G3 !:II! Wellston ........ ...... ... ,.. ... ... .. I :! 229 \!45 ~14 UM QB expected to be key of 308 passes for 2,365 yards, 19 touchdowns and 10 Interceptions while leading Miami to an 8-3 record. "He's an excellent quarterback,'' said,San Jose State Coach Claude Gilbert. "It's going to be a challenge for our defense to stop him." . 1 The Spartans have been weak against the pass all season, giving up an 'average of 247.9 yards per contest . , By WILLIAM D. MURRAY UPI Sports Writer FRESNO, Calif. (UP!) - San Jose State's ab111t'y to contain Miami a,[ Ohio quarterback Terry Morris could be the deter· mining factor In Saturday's California Bowl. Morris, this year's Mid· American Conference Player of the Year, has set 1t' school passing records In just two years with the Redsktns. The 6-foot-1, 194-pound senior completed 193 . .. : ' '. ' . · • By STEVEN GINSBURG . LANDOVER , Md. · (UP!) Former world champion Scott 1 !Iamllton earned a perfect score i Friday night en route to a ' flrst·plac~ finish in the IJien's division of the $300,000 World Professional Figure Skating Championship. · . 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Brown, #43-502 SW girls win 28-16 So uthwestern 's junior posted their first win tn four games thi s season Thursday with · 1 a 28-16 victory over Eastern. • Leading the scoring for SW were Lisa Hall with 22 points and Amy Metzler with four. Missy Williams contributed two points. : Eastern's Clay and Ph1111ps had eight each. ; The SW gJrls play again Jan. 5 at North Gallla. Save REG • ' ' Mario Lemieux, despite his • hopes and others ' predictions· : he'll become the most dominanl scorer in the NHL, loses confi. dence like anyone else. He regains it, however, like very few can. Lemieux scored : 'lour goals and set up two ot hers : F riday night, keying the Pitts· • burgh Penguins' 8·3 triumph · : over the Toronto Maple Leafs. "When you don' t have your · confidence, a night like this can help you ." Lemieux said . "I struggled a little bit last week, and \ didn ' t play very well. My passes were not right and I was not s katin g well. 1 need th is to get my confidence back." Is it bac k? " Oil. yeah ," he said, laughing. " It 's back.. .. I had four goals and two assists in St. .Louts I last season), but I think l played a little bll better tonight. I made some better plays. " •· Lemieux, who last season : finished second In ttie NHL to Way ne Gretzky In scoring, has been chasing Gretzky much of this season but fell off s harply : a lter suffering a wrist injury Nov. 1 in St. Louis when he was slas hed by Brian Sutt er . He has 26 goals and 52 points. The game ma rked Lemieux's seco nd four-goal performance of · his three-year NHL career and ' hIs third caree r hat trick. inctud: Jng two th is season. Three of • ' Lemieux's goa ls and three other : Penguins goals were scored In 10 power-play chances agains t the Leafs, who had entered the game · : as the NHL 's leading penaltykilling unit. " l never sa w six goals on a power play before.'' said Toronto • Coach J ohn Brophy, whose team will play the Penguins ag ain tonight, in Toronto. "T just wonder if they're that good, or we're tha t bad. They had a field day. We were awful. I can't explain it. We came in the best (penalty- killin g unltl. and we're going out the worst." • In the teague's only other .game, Edmonton wailoped Win· · nipeg 6·1. 0~ ECKRICH ., ' ... Superb 8-ootor graphics and sound eHectsl Extended BASIC. #26-3!27 128K Extended BASIC Color Computer a~. 1126-3334, Reg. 219.95 . . . ... . . . Sale198.95 urI Sports Writer DIET MT. DEW LOCATION , ByTandy Reg. 159.95 MT. DEW ' PEPSI FREE : NEW TOM'S ------~~------~~- Save ' TO 'S ·AUIO .CLINIC f Enjoy all the prerecorded tapes·and TV shows you've been missing! Easy-timer recording, 14-day/4-event timer. Front loading. 1¥16-507 Remote batteries ell:tra ' ' In the pairs championship, . Barbara Underhill and Paul Martini scored 99.5 to outdlstance LeAnn Miller <t nd B111 Fauver, Ludm1lla and Oleg Protopopov, and JoJo.Starbuck .and Ken Shelley. UnderhUl and Martint also won $40 000 for the night 's work. ' In all, $3110,000 In prize money was won In the event's seventh . year at the Capital Centre. Second-place finishers each won' $20,0110. EKRICH DELl Save•so Mill er (idl e) back problems ana a sprained wrist. Chicago Coach Mike Dttka'had satd ))e expects .McMahon to return. · "We assume Jim Is coming back and, as of right now, he'll,be the No. 1 quarterl;>ack come training camp,'' he said recently. "But, he's going to have to earn It to stay No. 1." ··---· : Hamilton wins skating competition . ,, Model18 by Realistic<!' Alt'xander 9 ~ Nt'l~onvDi e- \'ork 7" Ylnlon Counly 50 Trlmhle n , Including the only two Chicago hon' s shoulder. . losses of the y~ar. He came back "The answer is we don 't against . Detr!itt, comph!tlng 9 know, " Jobe said . "I didn't see passes In a 13·7 triumph. ~e has lmyevtdenceofnewdamage, but not pla;v~ since belpg lllegall~ · I d9n't think It helped him." slammed to the ground by Green . ¥cMahon.has not appeared tn Bay's Charles Martin Nov. 23. · a full season since being drafted. uobe said he could-not deter· He had a lacerated kidney In 1984 mine If . the Martin Incident; and.wasreplaced by Steve Fuller b~ought Q10re harm to McMa- . , In the playoffs . He also has had will : · VHS VCR With Wireless.Remote Friduy Results : l\1('1gs R2 Relpr E> GR \\'(llb;lon 57 Fedl'rai-Hot klng .19 - Alhens at Alexand<'r \\'ellslon at Jack.o;on .. Easl,•rn at Miller I 8l;c) ' • By JEFF HASEN · Dr. Frank Jobe sali after he found "Instability" that required UPI Sports Wrller · , performed the two-hour opera- an Incision and reconstruction of INGLEWOOD, Cali!. (UP!) tion on the charismatic quarter- the front part of the joint. If a doctor's timetable proves back at Centtnela Hospital Medl· · McMahon Is expected to be , accurate, Jlm McMahon w111 be cat Center, ·· hospitalized until ' early next healthy enough next summer to ''The thing that worries you the week and spend Wdays In Los make a bid for _the Chicago most Is the lnstabtuty In the Angeles before returning home. Bears' quarterback job. shoulder, _It w111 be abo~! six · Jobe said the shoulder wUl be · McMahon, one of the stars of months until we can see how It In a spUn\ for the 10-day period. A Chlcago:s Super Bowl team a , will .be." · . therapist will then begin wor.kthg season ago, underwent a two- · Jobe, however,.sald he expects with McMahon on gaining part surgical procedure on his McMahon to , do the necessary motion. Injured right shoulder Friday, work It would take for him to "It will take three months to while his teammates prepared return to the Bears. get full range of,motlon, " Jobe for the remajnlng twQ games of "My gut feeling is that he's said. "We'll let him start throwthe season and the defense of · golngtodo·it," Jobesatd. "! base Ing at that time. By July, he their NFL crown. · ' this on his destretoreturn and his probably · be able to throw "Tile prognosis Is really un- ability to work hard." · harder." known because people who throw Jobe began with an arthros· McMahon, Injured in the sea- ·re.ally nl'(>d perfect shoul(jers.'' coplc .. examination and then son opener,. missed three sta,ts, . · ·.over Trimble,·67-38. ' ·TRIMBLE -Julie· Miller of 25 free throws tor 44 per ' pumped' In 19 points and Jennl cent. Trimble made eight of 15 · 1 Swartz added 11 as the unde- foul shots for 53 _per cent. The Marauderettes had 40 feated Meigs , Marauderettes rebounds with JuUe Miller won their fifth straight In easy : fashion here Thursday, de· leading all with 10 while Woods and Stobart added · !eating Trimble 67' 38. Meigs, now 5-0 o"erall and seven each. In the reserve game. Meigs • 4·0 In the TVC, raced,to a huge 1 40-12 halftime le.ad , an(l edged mil a narrow 30-29 win over Trimble. Beth Ewing li!d ' coasted in the second half. Julie Miller started the ons- Meigs with 11 while · Jody laught with six lor six shooting Taylor added nine and Nikki from the field In the first Whlt.latch seven. Lo)llery led ' quarter and a free throw for 13 Trimble with 18. points. Box soore: MEIGS (67) - Slobarl H~ Wrtghl Missy Woods added the 1·1·3, Je. r.uner 4·1-9, Ju. ~Iller S.:J-19, balanced Marauderette at· Swartz ~1·11 , Woods ~u-10, FJ')' 1-1-3, tack with 10 points w)lile Headers on %-0..4, Taylor 0.. 0.0. Ewing 0.0-0. 1\LS 211-11-111. • Jenny Miller had nine anc;l TOT TRIMBLE (38) - Simms 0.2-~. Peart Sheily Stobart eight. Shelly 3-0-1. Evan• H2, Parker 11-2-2. Shi!Oe< &H5, Bingham ~HI. TOTW 15-3-38, Shifflet led Trimble with 15. by quarters: · Meigs canned 28 of 68 from Score Melgs ....................... 22 IR 1! 1%-67 the field for 41 per cent while Trlmble. ................... IO 2 12 14 ~ sfn~lng an uncharacterl.stlc 11 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-C-7 .M_cMahon's shoulder m~y be healthy by ·summer -training December 14, 1986 Pomeroy-,Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Pomeroy Middleport-Gai6Jiolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va , tldra 1986 PONTIAC .GRAN~AM 1984 CHRYSLER 5TH r.V.. 4-door sedan. ~ue with malching, doth inlerior,atmmatic trans .. power steering & brakes. air conditioning, am·fm stereo, ~H wheel. cruise cootrol,rear de,fogger, power door locks, & just 22,000 miles. 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Friday night produced the most After o!Jenlng with a 14-4 spurt. shocklnj! upset of the NBA ~eason the Slxers wllapsed lilt he second WdU~ . • · , Pl'\ying without ,regulars Or- period, hitting only llleld goal. lando .Woolridge; Otis Birdsong; The NBA record for fewest field Albert King and Darryl Dawkins gpals In a quarter Is held by the - all sidelined with Injuries - · 1980 Chicago Bulls In a game the Nets not only upset Phlladel- ag<~.lnst Kansas City - o. · In other games, the Lakers phla for their !ou'~th vlct0ry In 21 . dumped Boston 117-110, Atlanta games till$ season, they crushed topped Sacral)l~nto 130-120, wa-. . > ' the 76ers 123-90. ' . . shjngton nipped Detroit ·116- 115. ,\ Chicago downed Milwaukee 10693, Denver defeated Phoenl~ 128-116 and P.qrtland edged the tos Angeles Clippers 113-112. 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' •, Decade Cleaner with ' .'.' •:•• '••• ·~ • . ·~ ..THREE-YEAR · AWARDS - Recipients of : • three-year service · awards !rom Bob Evans Farms .Inc. were, first row, from left, Gary Blackbufn, II;U'm; .Matthew Maddox, transportation; De11nts Salisbury, Gratho Ward, David Over 100 Unscrambled Channels All Stael Handle · 18' Coni W/Wrap Poww SWitch ' . A Few Days Left .For Christmas lnstallati"on ·~• S1049 LIST S99.9S Conveltlble Upright HOOVER. IIOOVEI®11111'11'" Trail Blazers 113, Still the Way to Go ... $159e9 . Mfg. Sugg. llll $209.95 . Bullets 118, P!sto~ m At Pontiac. Mich .. Mosei Malone scored the last of his 27 points on a 15-foot jumper with two s~onds remaining and Jeff Malone ·~cored a game-h•gh 30 points to· lead Washington. De-troll's Joe Dumars, who ~ cored a ca~eer - hlgh 22 ·points, ml.ssed a 21-foot jumper at the buzzer. 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Smilh&Ybnr rl poratlon. -The .aqlllsltion brings Central ,lrrust fiv e additional El Ia Ober ffl · bankm~ o ces. 1n yr • · lin Wqlllngton, South Amherst and Kipton _ new market areas for C ntral Trust. As a result, Centr!t Trust Co. of Northern Ohio will have 16 branches and assets of more 1han $302 J11llllon, " TWENTY-YEAR SERVICE AWARD - Jim Denney, right, a CONGRATULATIONS - Congratulations were extended to making It Lorain's la rgest bank. .)ransportali9JI manager lqr Bob Evans Farms Inc,, was Daniel Evans, right, chairmun o! the board of Bob Evans Farms Oberlin Bank Co. , founded In . ,recognized lor his 20 yeBI'!iwilhtheoompany by Daniel Evans, left, Inc,, by Morrl~ E . Haskins; left, or the advlsorw hoard. for Evans' ' 1889 I th second acquisition by ,,dJuirman of the IM!ard, during the company's recent Chrislmas Centr:l ~ancorporatlon In Lo30 years of service to the company. party at Buckeye Hills Career Center. 1 1 Coun ty 1n rece nt years· In ran j! I _. ·1984 lhe City Bank Co. was also :-------------------~ merged with the Central Trust ' ' Co. of Northern Ohio, Central B tl h been In the ,U;roe p~rchased ancorpora on as O'JJ"" · · ' ," Lorain area since 1978, when It MARIETTA - The ho ard of directors of the $4 12 blll1D,!!1 acquired the former Central ', ..' POMEROY - Bank One of Athens N.A. , headquartered In Central BancorporatlOR Inc., recently declared a 3-for -2 stoq'k Security National Bank. · split, plus a qua rterly cash dividend of 27'h cents per share on Central Bancorporatlon has 11 '' Athens, has a definitive agreement with the Farmers Bank & all shares outstanding aft er the stock split ,' affiliates : five regional Ohio ; J;avlngs Co. In Pomeroy lo sell the-Tuppers Plains office and It s Both are pay able Jan. 6, 1987, to stockholders of record Dec. banks. two Kentucky banks, a deposit accounts to the Farmers Bank, it was announced jointly· 19,1988. This action will result lnac1ishdlvldendlncte'llleofl4 .3 Kentucky bank holding com;,by B.T. Grover Jr. , preslden1 of Bank One of Athens, and to be received In 1987 t company a Theodore T. Reed Jr., president of.Farmers Bank. Percent when comparing cash dividends • pan,y, a t mohrlgdal g g ecompany a'nd Under the lerms of Ihe agreement, the loan accoun ts of the with those received in 1986, and 30.3 percent when compared to rea es a1e o ,n Tupper s Plains office would remain with Bank One oi Ath~ns. 1985. ' a re-lnsu ranee company. Other terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The · The directors of Central Bancorporatlon Intend tEain taln a ..::· complellon of the sale of the Tuppers Plains office Is subject to regular qua rterly dlvldent of $.27 \l per share 09 utstandlng : regu latory approvaL · , ' ~ h a res of Ihe company durlng1987. This translat ~, o an annual Bank One of Athens, which Is an affiliate of Bane One Cor'p. , dividend rate of $1.10 per share dn the lncrea,sed number of , now operates 12 bank l'ng locatiomi In Athens, Hocking, Meigs Centra l Bancorporallon shares resulting from de 3-for-2 stock ,. and Perry count les. 1 · ; spilt . Th e dividend acUon res~lts froin recorcf 11arnlngs, up 39.8 I'_' \ percent for ihe firs t nine months of 1986 ver sus 1985. and 76.6 t; percent ahea,d of the 1984 level. Central Bancorporallon's cash div idend h's Increased In 25of ~!:Bond the last 27 years and has grown more thaq125 percenl dur ing the_ past 10 years. The current dividend a ~!lon follows a similar :~:= POMEROY - Final resulls of the 1986 Meigs Cou11ty Savings 3-for-2 stock split distributed Jan, 7, 19illVand a specialS percent , '• :Bond campaign was announced Saturday by Theodore T. Reeg -~·Jr .. president of Farmers Bank & Savings Co. stock div idend paid July 8, 1986. Whelf'C9mblned, these events ' will net Cent ral Bancorporallon shareholders a 143 percent ~:~ Reed sa1d Meigs resldenls purchased $232,477 worth of Increase In the number of shares owned over the past 12 months, .~ ) avlngs bonds during the ca':'palgn year, an Increase of 120 Locally, Central Bancorporatlcln Is represented by Central - ·~ percent above the countyirjl fiscal year 1985 (October Trust Co. of SoulheaAtern Ohio, N.A., the $175 million ;.: 1984-Septenfber 1985) sales Of $1p5.~53. . .• • ' Meanwhile, GaiUa County Slivlngs Bohd Campaign Chair- • commerci al. ban~ headquarterf? in Ma rietta with banking ; : man C. Leon Saunders, vice-president of Ohio Valley Bank, ·offices In Marietta, Galli~ ~d Mlddleporl. . ' ! .announced Saturday tha\ Gallla r~sldents purchased $415,-683 !' ( ~worth of savings bonos during the 1986 campaign year which l~ticles · , ·ended In September. , • Ttlat was an increase of 131 percent above the county's fiscal RA CINE - Secret~cy ' of State Sherrod Brown reported Friday articles of incOrl)Oration have been filed with his office In '' year 1985 (October 1984-September •1985) sales of $180,278. . TEN-YEAR SERVICE. AWARDS - Recelvlnr 10-year service ,. Columbus by Starcoac'h Flying Service, Inc., Racine. 'I Saunders reported. awards from Daniel Evans, left, chalrmllll of the board of Bob :, Incorporator -and -agent Is J ames E . Diddle, Third Street , : Nationally, savings bonds sales rose 65 percenJ to $8.3 billion Ev1U18 Farms Inc. at the company's r~ Chrllltmu par&y, were :. 1'durlng the past fiscal year. the nighest yearly total since 1945. · Racine. Garry Lewis, c.enter, of the BldweU plul, and Mike Bull of the- ,: t· transpC>riatlon division. .~ ' . 8 • ____.,:__BUSI·ness rietS ; HUNTING CLOTHING LIMITED Combo Special 12 ••• $25999 I STOCK ON . HAND ONLY ........ _,. Stock LCR 4000 . 4X 32 mm 99 w<!'>-4 ..: •. "~• "~"" '2 9 '160.00 Reg. '329.~ '260.00 Reg. . taSCO® ColorMOU.C:Lector WITH. NTING lOX ··-.· .,." ·, ~'is:oa LCR 2000 ·3Q-%oH Entire L... '2:!9." ~mington. Eaje 2-6000 DEER BARRELS S 12 ga. 1'1999 t I 00 w/Aiflt Sigh II Branch ..... to 'be Holding company OKs stock split campaign results announced ' lncorpora'tion . · .· t14-4u~uas _ Rt. 35 -Sprlnl ValleJ -Piw • Gallipolis, Ohio Store Hours: Mon •.fri. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 12 fo 5 p.m: 1 ' I 1 ONE-YEAR AWARD- Randall Weyant, Jell, qulllity control for the Gallipolis and Bidwell plants, was congratulated lor one year with Bob Evans Farms Inc. 'by Chairman of the Board Daniel Evans: , . · ·countants. He was employed li¥,: an International accounting fir~ lor flve 'years and Is currenti~ practicing In Gallipolis . ;;~ . Attending the meeting wer~ Edlth{Adkins and Emelyn Scar:i , berry, OhiO Bureau of Ernploy.-• me~l Services; Charles Adkins,,•• HolZer Medical Center; Gary' (\tgo, Camsco Produce Co.; Ronf.!sh, Ohio Power Co.; Mlk~·· ' Berridge, Ohio Valley Bank;,' Catol Cantrell. tax admlnlstra,1. tor for the village of Rio Grande; ~ Dennis Carder, Pleasant Valley: · Hospital; Mark Curry, Gary;·. Roach and Tom Wiseman, The , Wiseman Agency ; Bill Gray,{ WJEH-WYPC Radio; Clyd~;, Hall, Robbins & Myers Inc. , ,~ Michael Harrlngt?n, G~yea.~, Tire & Rubber Co .. John Jake .·~ Koebel, Columbia Gas of Ohio; ! Norman Schweltz and Tom Leat, ,_ U.S. Marine Power Corp.; Be~·.;, nard E. Murphy, Ohio Industrial.! Training Program; Bill Nease, ~ president, Bank One of Pome- 1 roy· Steve Powell Meigs County.i ' · , . ,,, Eco)lomic De":elopment office, :. Jennifer Sheets, attorney at law; • · John A. Shump, Buckeye Hills; Career Center; Linda Simpson;. and Wanda Roof, Crescent Brick , Co.; Walter Stowers, OBES ; 1. Harold Thompson and' Rosalie·· C : Bostic, Central Trust o.; Bett~t' Walker, Evans Enterprises, ~ · Charlie Weaver , Ap'palachlan1, Power Co. •· Those attending from Rto; Grande College and Community~ College were Robert Allen, Bev-,;. erly Crabtree, Paul Hayes, Her· ; man Koby, Sanford Lane, ~ Dwight Leedy, Richard Litton, · M Mil • Phyllis ason, ton McRo-..!' berts, Richard Owens, Don Ply·~. male, Margaret Thomas, Haroldf Walker and Kimberly Williams. ~ OVMA meets on the first • 1 Tuesday of the month at 7: 30; a.m. In Room 115 oflhe James A.•. . Rhodes Studen t/Community : Center for breakfast and a short ;program. For more information f. on OVMA. contact Dwight ; Leedy • Oh lo Technology : Transfer Organization, at 245-i 5353 or In bhlo toll-free l-800-; ' ' •' 282•7201 . '··'· . filed · • • • ' f • �' . .. ·'~ . . '· ,I L '" Page-D-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, OhiO-Point Pleasant, W.Va. RECERTIFIED ..;. Dr. E.S. Vlllaneuva, Addison, has been recertified as a diplomate of the Amerlca11 Board of Fam· ily Practice. .Board reviews report sample ., RACINE - · A . ~ample of the afnual report of the Southern • • Local School District was displayed by Bob BE'egle when the Southern Local Board of Education mt:>t in regular session Thursday ni!:ht. . The report wUl he printed and dist ributed to all ofthe homes ln · the district, aceording to plans madE> by the board. The board approved mathematics pupils objectives and approved parental participation in the Chapter I reading-rp.ath program. The annu a l organizational met:> ling was set for 7 p.m. on J&n. 6. · . It was agreed to install •an ln.ter-communication system at the juniQr high school, purchased by the junior high athletic booste.rs and It was agreed to ~end a letter of ~o'1'mendatton to Jan Hill for her work in the Chapter I program. . 1 Treasurer Denny Hill was authorized .to pay premiums for llfe, health, vision and dental insurance tot board members and former empfoyees .who wish the coverage with individuals to recmburse Hill within 30 days of payment. I Oecember 14, 1986 ..--Local Briefs:----- POMEROY -' Ohio's Motor Vehicle Registrar Michael J : McCallion announced that the Bureau Of Motor Vehicles has.the November 1986, distribution of license tax revenues totaling $17,264,433.32 ready for di'sbu rsement to local governments. Meigs County 's share of the total is $56.548.13 and will be received after Tuesday. The money is earmarked for bridge and road maintenance and repair. , POMEROY - Dr. E :S. Villa· nueva, president of the Meigs County Medical Society, has been recertified as a Diplomate . of the American Board ofFamlly Practice for the period, 1986-1993. Dr, Villanueva, whose offices , are located at· 505 Mulberry Heights in Pomeroy, has been notified of his recertification by Dr. Nicholas J. Pisacano, executive director and secretary of the American Board of Family Prac· !ice, who states : "We are proud that you have satisfactorily met the requirements of this board." The requirel]1ents for recertification include a valid and unrestricted license to practice medicine in every state of the United States or province of Canada in which a license is held; 300 hours of continuing medical education acceptable to the board during the next six years. and recertlfi· cation examination. Dr. Villa· neuva took his written examination for ·r ecertification in Washington, D.C. In addition to practicing at his Pomeroy office Monday through Saturd&Y of each wet:>k; Dr. Vlllaneuva has worked with the Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Ohio for the past 11 years, and conducts prenatal clinics !or the Gallta County Health 'Department. Also a gynecologist, he is afflllcated with Veterans Mem· orilll Hospital, where he per· forms gynecological surgery. H~ serves as treasurer of the medi· cal staff at Veterans Memorial. Divorces, dissolutions filed · POMEROY - Rona ld B. Ca rpent er J r. . Pomeroy, and Vicki Lynn Carpenter, South Point, have fil ed for a dissolution of · marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing for a divorce, chargin g gross neglect of duty a nd extreme cruelty, are Vo nda Renee Mor ri s, Port land , from Harvey Owen Mo rris J r., Hockingport; and Robert L. Hunt. Chester , from Frances L. Hunt , Ches ter. Grant ed dissol utions of their marriages were James F . Barnes and Susa n D. Ba rnes: Ariwona Sue Walker and Roger Lee Walker; a nd Da rrell L. Henderson ' and M'ichelle A. Henderson. Michelle A. Henderso n was restored by the court to her former name. Michelle A.. Jo hnson. Granted a divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty was Patr icia Joyce Cleland from Wayne E . Cleland. Th e plaintiff was restored to her former name. Pa tricia Joyce Stanley. issues marriage license POMEROY -A .marriage license has been Issued in Meigs County Probate Co urt to Randy Dee Oliver, 25, Langsville, and Luc ille Marie Grover. 18, Lan gsv ille. Firm receives judgment· POMEROY -ITT F ina ncial Se rvices Commercial Division . has been granted a judgment of $24,658.83 in Meigs Cou nty Hili, et.ai. . Common Pleas Court from Dale ln at her court matters. Carl Buckley is to undergo evaluatiOn pmcedures at Shawnee Forens ic Cen1er. Portsmouth,_ to determine his competency to stand trial in an action agam~t him by the state of Ohio. w. Santa Claus to be at firehouse SYRACUSE -Santa will be at the Syracuse Voluntet:>r Fire Department Sunday, Dec. 21. at 2 p.m. Donations are being accepted to help pay for candy treatswhlch-will ·be distributed. • :1•;farm, MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery featured by the Meigs Soil and Water CARO!.iiNA LUMBER . AN'D . ·. SUPPLy· COMPANY 312 Sixth Street 675-1160 ' Emplovmt:nt Serv;ccs Public Notice ' NOT'icE OF FlUNG OF PETITION FOR j TRANSFER OF FUNDS ~ Notice is hereby given tht .·Point Pleasant LOST: Gray Schnauzer In vicinity of State St. & Hedg• wood Ph . 614-446-2105. ·on tho 5th doy of December, , 986. Boord of Township Found: Cl!lr keys In front of Porter end little Law Offices. Contact Sentinel Office. l'~uttHI of Cheshire Town· ship, the Undersigned peti· tloner, filed a petition in the Cqurt of Common Pleas of Store Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday,• 8.,.,.a.m.-12 noon ' . ,Ooltlo LOST pelr dogs, black Germ111 Shepherds, wearing red coli••· Reward! 304 -468- 1098. County. Ohio. being 108 on tho Co usa No . Misc. Docket of Mid Court, asking that $64,000.00 be trans· lerred from the .General • A llJI·Well ness Center Success Story ••• Loll 1 black S. tan German Shepherd. male pup. Perk Ori\le area. Lut seen-12-9-86 .- 304· 676-799t . r=und to the Road end Bridge Fund, •• provided by law. for the reasons set forth in 1aid petition; and that Hid peti· tton will be for hearing on lllo 29th day of December, lost blue tick & walker coon hound in back of Mason. 304- 882· 3288. 7 Wendell Bradbury •Qtc. 11 Virgil W11r11loy 3·.9°/o APR ~y· hands!" GOVERNMENT HOMES trom • 1 (U repalrl. O.liftquant tax F.: Repot~esliona . ....... P.t.'Pieiisanf ..... Cell 5· &87·&000 Ext.GH -4882 & Vicinity or current rtPQ li~ . . . i Moving Sale. Saturday, De· camber 12. 3-10 mile past Hickory Chapel · Poplar Heights . Card of Thanks 304·676' 61 10. THE FAMILY OF AVIS HARTLEY lh wish to thank those who ' · ill thanks to Tammy Dani~ llall. Dr. Llufmin. . Betd. SanctJ lantweiii. . Steve Nelson, Palibear· .• . lllwiines • Com • Blower -.1 Home, lf1tl Iii the c1octon111d nurses who • • peel Avis tlvou&h lw lone l!ililrin'1 illness. ''GOOD SELECTION ·RELIANT AND ARIES" Margaret and Don Waldie have been married since the mid SO's. Their two sons, Matthew and Mark are married. working, and have children of their own now. They joined the Pleasarit Valley Hospital Wellness Center in February. 1986. . $13,957 . WAS $10,400 WAS S11 '11 0 . "We decided that at our age we needed the exercise," said Margaret. 'We want to maintain our health and our weight." The Waldies have always been active In their lives. Don officiated basketball and football for many years until the demands of his job made it difficult. Now they work out at the Pleasant Valley Hospital Well ness Center three times a week. The location i's convenient to them and the evening hours make it possible for Don to "maintain his health." EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SANTA l $16,500 wAs $1 J,800 ILAST ONE WE WILL HAVE) #444 87 CARAVAN lE #429 .Sl$,500 WAS $16,.290 87 VOYAGER LE #431 S1 $,500 WAS $16,000 PRICESEXCLUDES FIRMTAX- AND NO REBATES nTLE FEES 87 CHRYSLER 5th AVE. During their first visit, the wellness center technicians showed ·them how to use the many Eagle machines and ' helped them chart their ro1,1tine. "The Wellness Center couldn't have better personnel," continued Margaret "They are so accommodating and helpfulvery professional:' The Waldies didn't want to .build muscle, they wanted to tone muscle and reach a desir~d weight The techni· dans recommended certain machines and weights to help them achieve their goals. "I can feel the difference- what we1re doing is definitely working," Margaret added. "I feel better- firmer - and I have more energy. It's a great feeling." When you feel great. we feel great! Tha(s why at the Pleasant Valley Hospital Wellness Center . . . ' ' · MAY GOO BLESS ACH OF YOU CARD OF THANKS • • WELLNESS CENTER· /CHRYSLER/ COOPER l!lyinouffi Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Inc. 399 So. 3rd Dodge True/Is · ~ r i., , ,;;. · t ·~ r I rr CARD OF THANKS ' ' • •• • • '' r Located at PleaSt\nt Valley Hospital, Valley Dr., Pt. Pleasant, wv Middleport 992-6421 • •• ~ ' I • • Pastor 'Alvis Pollard, Pastor Joseph Godwin and Willis Funeral Home. ,. · "We're Working To Keep You Healthy! ·TO .. QUALIFIED BUYERS Aspecial thanks to • . 8.4-.8.9°/o Finance Rates Available ' The family of Mike Wolfe would like to thank all those who gave food, flowers, cards and comfort during our time of bereavement. • EVerything was deeply appreciated •nd won't go unforgotten. erhaps you sent a flower, or a card, or food. or such tall really appreciated it so very, very muchl othin& lasts forever in this world with all its strife ut areal friends and our memories will • last us all our life. 9 cash for l1te model clean usedpay cars. Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc . ....._ Bill Go no Johnson 614-448-3672 Racine Gun Shoor sponaored by Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday, beginning et 1 :00 p.m . Factory Choke, 12 gu..e 1hotg1.1ns. Book 1 visit hom Santa for your children. 614·949· 2692 . No hunting or tresp11ilng, Mynes Farm located Chestnut Ridge Road. Postivety No Tretpestlng on lhe Pen1110te Property. 1 TOP CASH paid for '83 mode4 1nd newer used can . Smi1h Buick -Pontiac, 1911 Eaatem Ave., Gellipolis. Call 614· 448· Lost· Pekinese male tntwtf'l to Sugar Bear.lost on second ave. lf found c:tll &14· 448-8209 or 614·«11-2012 . RiverintAnilqutsoptnevenlngs 1nd by tppolntment. 1124 East Main St .. Pomeroy. Ohio. Run Moore, owner. 114· 992-2 628. 1 2282 . Couch, chair, ottoman, upright plano, femele Oob•m•n Ph. &14-446-4802 -:----::--::-:-~-::-:-40 Gallon Gas Hot Water He•ttr to give away, just pick up. Ph . 614· 448·2310 . Buying da ily gold, silver coln1, rings . jewelry, 11erling ware , old coin1, large currency . Top pri-ces. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave , Middleport. Oh . 814- 4mo . old kitten, gray 1trlped. Nice pet ph, 614- 448· 9535 . Wanted to buy. Standing timber. Call 614 ·742 - ~328 . Part Walker 1nd part Beagle pupt to give away. Call 614·992· BUVING RAW FURSI Ginseng. Yellow Root. beef and deer· hida1.. Also setllng napping supplin, Wheat lites, Nhe L1te1. Hours 1 :00 -9:00. Closed Wed. George Buckley 814 -884- 476,1 . 6952. Card of Thanks QUilTS 6t 4-949-2&26 . l CARD OF THANKS ~~~::~~!c Thanks cards, forvisits, the calls. food and all pr1Jers; PV Hospital Employees (E.R., t.C. East WinL staff) and II. Shah. .D. and all lotlhen who made my stay best of care. Shall be forcotten. God Richly Bless You E. Kendall Deckard BOUGHT-SOLO Cash paid . P,.1960's. Slnglaor whole collection. Cell Marc and 18 old laying hent. 3 ytarl Old. Call 614-742 -2125 afttr • :QO p.m . en.. Fulll 814· 992-2101 dov• or 814 ·692 ·2461 evenings and weekends . · Rabbits Ph. 304 -171-7353. QUILTS BOUGHT-SOLD Banties roostert and hen1. Take oil. Altar 6, 304-937-2003. 2842 or 676-2010 . Airlines now hiring. Flight Attendantt, Agents, Mechanics, Customer Ser\lice. Salaries to UOK. Entry level positions. Call 1 -805· 681'· 6000 Ext. A-9806. Heal Estale - - - - - - - - -tcGovlt'nment jobs . $16,040 · 859,230 yr. Now hiring . Call 805-687-6000 Ext. R -9806 for current federal list. Want live- In m iddle - aged woman to watch 2 children . 1 child In school . Ught house work. mod8t'ate cooking. Salary, room and board . Call 814-742 2050 after 7 :00 p.m. Apartment Manager for 8 units in Muon. W.Va. C"ll Denise Streib at 614-863·4111 !qual Opportunity Employer . Need money to continua your college? Before you drop out, call the Army National Guard tor fr&e lnfarmation on our education a11istance program . 304675· 3950 or 1-800 -642-3619 . t.t Avon help you get the best of those post Chrlltmas bills and blue1. Free gift with flrtt Ofder, call 304-882-2646 . Let Avon help you get the best of those pos1 Chrl1tmas bills and blues. Free gift with first order . 12 31 1985 mobile home 1or sole. 14x70, ex cellent condition. 2 bedroom, 2 full baths. Call Homes for Sale 3 bdr., air. pool , garage. Nice. Commercial prvperty, cv rnef lots & hlghwey frontage. list with us. We hav e buy ers . A -One Real Estate·Broker . Call 304674-6104 or 304-674-5386. 12yr. old home, 3 bedrooms, 1 'h bath, extra large living room . kitchen appliances, Sx 14 utility room. 2 car carport, 1 Ox 14 building, fruit trees, grape har· bor, 1.80 acres, level lot . Approx. 16mi. from gallipolis , on a black top r.oad Ph 614- 256· 6836 6 room house. 1.2 acres. Doub,le car garage. located on Rose Hill. Bargain priced $20,000. Call 6t 4-678-2613 . GoY8t'nment h«JmYII from $1. 1U repair) . Delinquent taJC property. Repo1seuions . Call 805 -687· 6000 E.-t . GH · 9805 for current repo lisr. 2 bedroom house for sale in Clifton (Mabl e Johnson propcity) . Fully carpeted. recently remodeled, new roof. Ask ing t16.000. Call304-773 -5634 or 304·773· 5784 . Urge house with three lots. 810 E. Main, Pometoy. S1B,OOO. Call 614-986 -4427 after 6:00 p.m. Situations Wanted Price redu ced . Clayton 1982 12x60 rotal elecu ic. exc ellent condition. French City Mobile Homes Ph 614·446 -9340 1973 Schultz 2 bedroom trail er, furnished, wash er &·dry her good condition Ph. 614 - 446-4063 or 614· 446 -3765. Ph . 614-446-4798 614-992-7163. 8x41 tw o bedroom w ith gas furn ace. Call 614·9 85-3350 or 614 -985 -3351 . 1972 Alcona 12~.:.60, 2 bedroom mobile home. Complotely furnjshed , e~ce ll ent condition . S4900 . Call 614-985 -4227. 1972 Al cona12x 60, 2 bedroom mobile home. Completely furnished , excell en t con dition . S4900. Call 614· 985-4227 . 1969 2-bed roo m PMC mobile home. Re.!ldy to move. $3,000 firm. 304 -676 - 2464 . PARENTS! I Room and board for employed man. Nice home. Family atmol· phero. Call614· 992·8873 .. 8abysit1ing In my home. Monday thru Friday. Prefer infants to 15 year old. Call 304·675 -3774 . 380 Grant Sr.. Middl epon. 6 rooms, bath, garage, work shop, 823,700. Make offer . Call 61 4- 992 -2602 . 2 br, kitchen, bathroom, wi1h lAundry room . living room & dining room, all alec. Appro ~. 7 miles from Pt. Pl. . on Rt . 62. 2 tracuapprox . 1acramoreorless overlooking Kanawha River. 840,000. Call 304 -6?6 -5440 between B:JO and 4 :30. Clean. well mainrain9d. aluminum sided. 3 bedro oms , 1 Y2 baths. formal dining. rec . room. large ear-In kitchen. 2 car garage. New fuel efficient fur· nace, 304-675 -4604. 1'8 Wanted to Do Will do babysitting In my hom a. Mon thru Friday 6:30 to 6. Lots of TLC, Call Grandma in Vinton Ph .6 14-388-8193 32 Mobile Homes for Sate CLEANING SERVICE We elaan homes. offices& rental propertln. Call anytime Ph . 614· 388· 8700 or 814-446 - I 2614. Need tlelp with that 1pecial deanlng job? We clean home1, rental propertln , offices . churches. Glusburn Cleaning Servica Ph. 614 -388-9027. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Mt. WEST. GALL!POL!S. RT 36. PHONE 614 ·4<16· 7274. 1973 Vindale 121166 with 7x14 e:cpando. Total ele'ctric tat up for woodburnar . Good Condition. Ph. 814-246 ·6308 between 9 & . 6. Fi nancial 21 End of year ule. No pavment• . until April 1987. on any new mobile home. Purche18 before Oec.31.1986. French City Mobile Home Inc. Ph. 1 14-446 - Business Opp~~unity 9340 . LAWRENCE "LIGHTNING" BOYD ---- ..- .. -- · Good u1ed gis nove. Re ..ona· '2 2 btv polcod. 304-875-521 1. on earth you art more; in memory you are with us you always were before. In Iovin& memory of Hollis Perkins (Pearlie) Johnson who p1ssed JWIY Dec. 17, 1982. In tho aroveyord softly slltpin& Wllert the flowers aently wave Uti tbt ont loved so dterty . But whom wt could ngt sove. o others he may btplrt oft he ---- - ... ....-- ---M ~ In Memoriam In memo'Y. of Connie Dodnll who passed away Dec . 14, 1979. Notl~i n1 can lake away, a heart holds mernories lin1er eY· put, mlrsed b~ tlau&ht· Donna McKinney Taylor, and '• in Memoriam But to us who lovsd end lost him, His memo1ies wiilalweys !1st. lllnttl by thi Famllf and Friends . her near . Sadly missed Dodrill keeps 992· 5292. Unfurnished 3 br available Point Pleasant . Good lo cation, nice yard. easy on heat . Ret. & 1tova if naedfld. $225 .00 month plul utilities . Call 304-675-6240 &f· ter 5 p.m . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr .. all utilities paid except elec., turn . or unturn., sec. deposit requ ired . Convenient locat ion. Call 614-446 -8668 or 614· 446-4778 . 2 bdr. tunv furnished adults only, util. paid. Cai1614- 446: 4110, In Eureka· nice and clean. edults only . No pets. deposit required , _ 180.00 mo. call61 4; 256· 1636 before 1Oa.m. 34 Business Buildings Offi ce space - Sto re spac e In Pt. Pleasant, A·Ou a Real Estate Ph. 304 -675 -51 0 4 446· 0508. • 1985 14x60 1mi. south ot gallipolis dam. St Rt 7 . No pets call after 3pm Ph. 256-6089 2 be droom mohi1e home in kYQ• creek school distriC't Ph. 614- 446 -072 2, Rentals 41 . Houses .fQr Rent 2 Bedroom house, very cloan S150.00per mo .. S75,00 deposit, located 9 Whit e Ave Ph. 446-3870 2 bedroom I 3 bedroom hou1os for rent Ph. 446- 1875. 6 Rooms & bath. ou t buildin g. garden, 4 rooms carp eted. City schoo l distr ict , county wmter. 15 min. fro m city llmiu. no inside pets. Reference & depost re· quired $200.00mo plus utilhiu Ph . 614-256-6255 3 Bedroom Ran ch, Rodn fly Village II, $285.00 per month, plus deposit, r eferences re· quircd. Blackburn Rult y Ph. 614 -446 ·0008 2 Bedroo m.·1 \.-S bath s. loceted in downtown area. Adults only references & dep osit required Ph. 6 t 4-446 -3776 3 bedroom hou se. 90 Garfield Ave Ph . 614-245 -5259 . 2 bedroom house for rent In Middleport . Completely remo · deled. New cArpeting through out. New cabineu . S275 per month plus deposit . Call 6 14· 992-5858 . Beau tiful new house In Pom erov . Also new one bedroom furni$hed apertm ent in Middleport. Call 614·446· 1552 or 614· 992-5304 . NOTICE Beginning December 15, 1986. at the Housing Rehab Offic8 in the County Courlhouse. Pomeroy, applica· lions for the Meigs County Housing Rehabilitation Program second year will be accepted. The Housing Rehab Office is located at the street level near the front entrance of the Courthouse . This is a county-wide housing program designed to rehabilitate homes and improve them to meet Slate Housing Standards. Any qualified homeowner living in lleip County may apply. Applicants must own their home in Meigs County, have Iota! annual •in· come at or below HUD Section 8 guidelines. and be willin1 to cooperate in initiating amortga~e so that property cannot be sold within five (5) years without reimbursement for any cost of re pairs pro· vided. Before coming in, interested applicanls should call McDonald at 992-2393 for an appointment and · on needed documentatton. ., Small 4 room and bath home with auach ed garage in Middleport . Carpet ed. new stove and refrigerator . EM:ellentcondition. Ide al tor a single or maximum of 2 adults. Sorry. no pets or ·ch ildren . $175 . monthly plus security deposit. Phone 614- 2 bdr. mobile homer Upper River Rd . Y2 m ile from Gallipolis. 2 children accepted. Call 614· t NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommends that you do buslnns with people you know , and NOT to send money thrOugh the mall until you have lnvestigl1ed the offering. Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom furnished. We eccepr HUO, 8eautiM ti\ler view. Fos· ter s Mobile Home Park 614 446 -1602 . Apartmenr for sale in Chea fir . Santa wilt visit your child at home. Believers call North Pole 614·245-9663 for details. 41 1973 20' Chat eau trav el trailer. Self contained, air cond itioner, thermat lc cont rolled heater, usfld very liUie. $3400. Wal den F. Roush , 304 -675-2834 or 67 5- 573 7 . Call 614-985·3857 , Cash paid . Pre 1950's. Single or whote colleetlon. Call Marc and Ellen Fultz 814-992-2101 days or 614·692 ·2461 evenings and waekendt . 3 adorable black female puppll!lll 10 a good home. 304-8715-1886. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Professional Services Starks Tree and lawn Service. Hedges, shrubs , bushes trimmed , landacaping. stump and leaf removal . 304 -576 - Lady to live-in. care for eldlt'ly lady 5 dayl 1 week . Room & board & 11lary. P1. Ple11an1 area 992· 3476 . 4 temelet, 1 male puppl• 't o give away. Pan English Coonhound and part Collie. Call communities. .. Wanted To Buy ,We l•:::;;:::;:::;:::;:::::::;:;:=t::=::;~~~==-1 3 Announcements 4 Giveaway :Mercerville, Patriot. tldwell, & Centenary 11 Help Wanted 1---------- • Perhaps you sent a lovely card, Or sal quietly in a chair Perhaps you sent a funeral spray, If so we saw it there. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, As II1Jifriend could say; Perhaps you were. not there IIIII, Just thou&ht of us that day, Whatever you did to console our hearts. We thank you so much whatever the part. The family of :W"tth many thanks to all the friend and , loved ones of the ·family of Marvin H. SiJe!!cer. A special thanks to 23 Co !I 304-675· 1429. sllllllowen. food 111d cards. • 1 Monday Occ. 15 . 16. 17, 1986. Additional misc., good hospital bed, Iewing machine, electric roe1ter, c:hristrila1 decoreions. dishes & pans . · • • . & Vicinity "Santa didn't wash his Annou neeme nt s perty. Yard Sale ....... Ga11Tpolls.......... ::::-.""....,~ 3 Announcements WAS Co unty Fair. The weigh -in will cold wea iher, but remove the . take place at the Me igs County sleeve as soon a s possible. Don't Fairgrounds in the show .arena. leave the pla nt in a cold car. All steers msut be weighed in and Co ntr ary to popular belief, poln· Identified at this tim e. settias are not poisonous. Members should also bring'Holiday Cactus - Because $7.50 to pay for th eir pi ctures for individual flowers often !ast only 1987. Raigro will be available one day, t oo~ for plants with fre e of charge for those members fl ower buds about one-half Inch long. Avo id plants with open who wish to have it. Caring For Holida y Plants fl owers. Never allow the pottil)g Tender lovi ng care keeps holiday medi um to dry out; the plant plants flowerin g a nd lon g· requir es as much water as other lasting. tropica l house plants. . ' Christ mas Peppers - ·A plant Gift plants do best when pl aced ln. the coolest, brightest, most with fruits at different stages of humid spot ava-Ilable . . Place develop men t stays attractive them in Ind irect light. never full longer . Place in a. cool - but not sun . Only Christmas peppers and . cold - location wit.h full sun. Do chrysa nthe mums may be placed not let the potting medium dry ln cool areas with full sun. Plants out: if underwa tered. leaves and' also benefits from increa sed fruit will quickly drop. Fruit of humidity. Herr are so me lips for orname nt al peppers are not ·holiday plant care: poisonous but are extremely •Poinsettia- Place in a cool- " hot" a nd may have pesticide 60 to 70 degrees, area. Keep the residues on them. Protect when plant out of hot or cold drafts : transporting in co ld weather. • Jerusalem Cherry - Moist don' t let it touch a cold wind owpa ne. Keep the plant mo ist, bu t potting medium extends plant discard any excess moistu re. life. Leaves a nd fru it will cirop off Check the plant daily. Leaf if wa te r is inadequa te. Fruits are yellowing indicates too much ornamental only- rhey are toxic wat er or not enough light. Al· a nd should not be eaten. This ways use a protective sleeve plant is dam aged by cold temper· when transport in ~ a poinsett ia in atu res. Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 • $12,295 $9217 $9942 By John C. Rice CountY Extension Agent POMEROY ~ Monday, De· cember 15, 1:30 and 7:30p.m.First of several sessions to be conducted on multiflora rose control training. Other dates include December 18, 1: 30or7: 30 p.m .; January 5. 7: 30p.m. only; and January 6, 1:30 p.m. only. All meetings w.ltl be held at the Extension Office and we can only take 15 people per session so reservations are needed. Call 992·-6696 to ~r~ake your reservations for the day and time of your choice, If you · haye not already done so. Wednesday ,' December 17. 9:00 , a.m. to 2:30 p.m. - ·Winter Vegetable School to be held at the Racine Un.ited Methoplst Church, Racine. The church is tocatea near Southern High School on State Route 124 . Regis.t ratton is $4.00 to cover refreshments and lunch. Several sta te spectallsts in .vegetables and plant pathology will be on hand to a nswer any questions you may have. Saturday. January 3,1987, 9:00 a.m. to 11 a.m.- This wtll be the weigh-in date for all steers to be exhibited at the 1987 Meigs • fOr W!lfllll(tp...JJnn!J 'lllli(fJ.. 1/l/!1 JJ/JS 86 LEiARON GTS #22S 86 ARIES WGN. #315 86 RELIANT LE 4 DR. #317 .cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be 1\Ccepted. AU contest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a tie, the winner will be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Gallia County farm wiD be featured by the Gallia Soil and Water Conserva· lion District. ~.Conservation District; Is located somewhere In ::Meigs County. l!ldlvlduals wishing to participate . •~n the weekly contest may do so by guessing the :j.arm's owner. Just mall, or drop off your guess to •(.the the Dally ,Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, :Ohio, 43769 or the Galllpolis.•Trlbune, 825 Third :•Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, and you may win a$5 ' Important events Meigs County qgent's corner 1986, ot 1:00 P.M. Michool R. Conkle SPECIAL PRICES - NEW - ONLY ONE AVAILABLE The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-3 ' · Dr. Villanueva recertified License fees to be distributed ~ court December 14, 1986 W.Va. Plants sub-division Bullwitl8~d . $175.00 per month. S100.00 Security deposit Call after 8pm Ph. 61 4· 446· 4564 12x65 tra ilel. fully carpeted. 2 bedroom. gal furna .;e, 5 ac;res, S250 per month plus utilities . ' s u -992-2016 or 614· 992· 7764. 2 hadroom mobile home. Mid· dleport. 0 . Reference with •• curi ly deposh. 304· 882-3287 Or 304· 773· 5024. K & K M obile Homes, 2 and 3 bedroom mobile home11, 304: 675 -3000. • Two bedroom trailer. couples,. one small child. References & Deposit. Everett Schwartt, Rt. 1 l ocustlene. Pt . Pleasant back Of K&K. 44 Apartment for Rent Nicety furnished mobllfl home CA & hflar. e.-eel. location adults only. Cal1614 - 446 - 0338 ~ ' 513 V2 3rd, Ave. 1 bdr . privere bath, S140 par mo . Deposit required . Call 614 -446- 4222: betw een 9 & 6. , 5 Happy Ads Happy 8i1tbds Senio1 Citizen? • �.... ··~ Page-0-4-The 44 45 Furnished Rooms Apanment for Rent Furn!MMI efflciMcy •1 &o utili· till ,paid, thtre bath, 701 4th. Galllpalla. Call 446-.U.1 6 after.& .... Furnished 3 rooma and bath, ciatn, tduhi only, no pats. Call 614-448-1519. ' Nicety furnllhed 2 bdr. apt. Adultl only. Inquire at corner First & Olive St. at Sheppards Silas & Service. Furnished apertment, up1tairs. Adults ontv. all utilitiei paid: Call 814-44e.-9523. ' F~rni.hed' efficiency 8175.00, 2rms. S. bath utilities Pd . 446· 4411 after ?p.m. Fut"nithed Apt. 8210.00 utileti• Pd. 1 bedroom, first floor Ph. 446-4418 after 7p.m. Duplex Mt Second, carpeted. 3 bedroom, LA, DR , new kitchen & b.th, Wither & drytrhook-up, 1285.00 mo. plus utilities & security depo1it Ph. 614-0690. The Oaks Apartments- We are now h.vingt December move-in' t ptci•l on rent & deposit. $199 it, aU you pay to n)O>Je in for December. Get In on the action & cell for mora information. Call 8141-682-7670 Terry Hale, Ret. Mngr. E.H.O. Managed by US Shtlt• ~orp . :::---::------· Nice Z bedroom apt. refrig. & nove & water fumished. No pe11. 41VJ miles from Galllpoli•. '210.00 per mo. $50 .00 depoait. Ph. 614-446-8038 . i Bedroom. · 1 year lean UIO.OO pM month Pf'lonfl 446-2168.p 1 Bedroom baalc rent t176.00 plus electric. Also required a t200.00 aeeurity d&poait. CON· TACT: Jack1on Eata111 Dept. Ph 4•& -·3997 Equal Housing Opportunity. Senior citizen•. nice af)ertmflflls. Ph. 304-876-6104. Unturnlahed ap1. 4 rooms & bath cenlrally located . References & Securhy deposit required. Ph . 814-446-0444 Fumiahed ap1. $176.00 watllf' pd. 2 bedroom. 131 Yt Fourth Ave. Ph . 446-4416 after 7pm. Jutt compl.ted two bedroom dupla tparlment for ret~t . EM· c•llent loc1tion. Securtty dflposit tnd references required. Sorry no petal can 614-4461250 after 7pm. Furnished apt. in Racine. t200. Coli 614-949-2801 or 614909· 28eO. 6 room unfurnithld epertment for rent. Call 614-992-6434 or 304-182-2686 . New 2 bedroom aptt. in Maton . W. Va. Quiet aatting. off ttrest parking. Rent ttarts at t199 . CJII Unda Carson .it 304 -7761011 or Oenita Streib at 61 4· 883 -4111 . Equel Housing ~pporturtit'l . .:.,..------- -lc- Ciean 2 bedroom apartments. Al1o commtrcilll spiCe tuitable for child care, ofticet. restaurant, store. Call 114-992-7481 . 1 Bedroom apt. all utilhi81 peid. washer & dryer hook-up, stove & refrig. turnithed. Re• af Smith Pontiac Buick Ph. 614· 448· '7026. ;2 and 3 bedroom apartmflfltt 'end houMa in Pomeroy or 'Middl..,art. FurnlshMI or unfur· nithld. ·Pay own utiliti81 . C1ll doyo 61l-992-2381 . 1 and 1'h bedroom apt. available at Aivtraida tor rent. Basic ren1 1111111 at '179 . plu• utilitiaa . ·UOO. ttcurity d&poslt required . ~~uiratt 814-992 · 7787. J bedroom ap1. for rtn'l. Rttic rent 111rt1 4216 . a month that includ11 all utiliti". Depotit requif«f of 8200. Contact VIII••• Manor Apt. Middlaport. 114·992-nB7. Equal Houting Opportunhy. 1,\ptrtmantl for rant in Pomeroy . One and two bMroom. Clean 8fld nica. Call 814 ·992·6215 or 814· 992-7314. APARTMENTS, mobile homo. houtN. Pt. Ple•untandGallipo· Uo. 114-44e-8221 . Small 1 br ucond floor . .. 132 .60 month plut t60. dep· "bsit. 304-1575· 6679 evflningt or j.Mkondo. Times- Sentinel For rent .Sleeping Roomt and light houta keeping rooma. Park Central Hotel.' Call 614-446· 0768. Aooma for rent, day. week month. Gallia Hotel. Cell 614' 446-9716. Rant at low as$ 120 month. Furni1tted room 919 2nd. Galli· polis. U .1 6. UtiHtlM pd . Share bath. Single male. Call 446· '"1 ~ after 7pm. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBiLE Home Park. Route 33, North .of Pomeroy. Large 1011 . Call614-992-7479 . Business or Officfl Spece tor rent. New Ha>Jen. 304-773&024 or 304·882 -3267. Mobile home lott, •mall children acceplttd. Rt . 1 Locus1 Ad. Mobile home lots. Ohio River Road S. Petters· Cteek, Rt. 1. 304-675-1076 . Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New&; used wood -coal Stoves. 6 pc wood LA suite 15399, bunk beds $199. antron recliners S99. new & used bedroom suites. ranges. wringer Withers, & !hoes. New li>Jingroom suites $199-8599, lampt, also buving coal & wood stoves. Cal1614-446-31 59 . County Appliance. Inc. Good uaed appUancet and 1V Sflt!. Opfln BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sal. 614-446 -1.699, 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis. OH. 51 Household Goods , 64 Misc. BRIDGE Catneppflr Brown r8cliner chair for sale. ·Cell 614-949·2892. .. .... . December 14, 1986 simple words: 180~-1978 Ohio 176th Anniverllry Colt Government model 45 calibflr 1pecial edition, 1 ot 260 collectors Item never been fired . S1,000.00 firm Call814446-9476 anytlmfl wk -ands, ' aher 6 we.ek days. Live Xmas·,trees, $28 .60 . Fir&wood. $95.00 Dump trUck lo ad, heap vouchers accepted . Cflll 61 4 - 448 · 9646 Con ' s landscapes. 4 white spoke wheels with tiret, size 1 OOOx, 5, with 8 lug wheels. $300.00 Ph. 614-93 40 ~' 304-675-3313 . Entenalnmflnt Center, has AM FM radto, record player . 1 TV. it needS repair cost over 8900.00 will sell for $160.00 Call 614· 256·6255. Grain fed Angus Steers . 'Ph. 614-446·0760. DP Gympac Plus, for sale complete with bench, leg ma· chine. rowing, cu rl & lat bor. 1 651bs of weight S. cO mas w ith self supporting stand. 6400.00 Cell after 5pm 614-446·2262 . Christmas Sale 16' girls bike 825 .00, intelevision game & tapes 530.00, trundle bed $100.00. Phonograph, Refrigerator, wood and coal burner. couch. antique dresser, 2 TV games, 2 easy bake ovent. children s juice maker, sno cone mach ine. Call 614446· 7054 after 3 :30. NORTH remembrance each ~ I; I;• l l%·8·81 +KQ65 .974 . I II ,. +62 By James J.acoby +AQo4 Another North American Fall Championship has just ended, with the winners not yet . determined at the time of this writing. 8ecause today also happens to be the birthda,y of.my father, the !Qte Oswald Jacoby, my thoughts turn to this ' man who three ' years ago led his team to victory in this championship, even while coping with his terminal illness. The current deal is from many years ago. My father was South and got to six hearts. Since he needed to bring in the heart suit, he finessed the queen and lost to West's singleton king: When he later played the ace and the jack did not fall, he was down two tricks. His comment at the time was that if he had stopped in five hearts, he would have made six, since he would have first played the heart ace as a safety play. My comment now is that if Father had ·reached slam three years ago in that last winning team event for him, the good Lord would have arranged for East to hold king and a heart, and the slam would have made. I loved my father for giving most of the credit for that final victory to his teammates. although the best results WEST .K +A 8 7 3 • ·J 6 5 +to a a 2 +J97 SOUTH +2 '. .AQ10832 +AKQJ +K3 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South • West Norlb East Pass Pass 1+ 4• 6t Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: + J Uted 275 gallon fuel oil tank ' U6. Can be 11en 11 Meigs Tlre Center or Clll 61 4· 992·2101 or I CJU III NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I Flr8wood'. Seuoned mixed hardwood,· 1plit. end deii>Jered. 840 fQr X·IIH'ge plck·up load . 614-992-3110. Used 276 gallon futl oil tank S 35. Can be seen at Meigs Tire Center or ca11614-982-21 01 or 614·992-2319 . Firewood . Seasoned mixed hardwood, split and deli>Jtred. t40 for X-lerg e pick-up load. 614-992-3110 . 1981 Gravulv. 8 HP, Kohler engine, 30 Inch mowflr, dual wheelt. Very little hourt. Call 614-992-6891 ' Firewood for aale. S36. pM load, 6 loads $160 . Delivet'ed and stackfld. Call 614·949·2501 aher 6:00p.m . Tonv 's Gun Repaira , hot rflblueing. Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM. Call 304-676·4631 . Shop for Chr.istmas with FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS, Coli 304-676-1090. · I. 16 cu: ft. upright freerar. cycle defrost. Corbin ·& Snvder Furnl· turfl 956 Second Ave Ph. 446-1171 6 -pc. Wood . li>Jing room suite S399 .00, 4-pc. Le1gh bedroom suire $639.00, We also have pottery. Mollohan Furniture & Appliances, Kanauga, OH Ph. 614-446-7444. B E:K,R AM I~ I <Oak gun ctbinet.likt new. Used 9117 garagt d<:~or •36.001 Hide a bfld. blue, t100.00. Mans Wedding ring 1.4 caret aize 1 3. Mounted bull homt: Ph. 614. 266-6472. r I NT 0 0 L I I. I_ l -· I I ·I I' I 0 II 4 tont of lump coal t76.00, coal stove $715.00 . 1979 Dodge Omni 024, auto, high fnlla1ge 0850 .00 Ph. 814-446-8868 . LURBET 9 0 1 1.-..J.-.I......I.-.I.......l_J Live chrlltmas tr"' •22.00. Fire wood t9&.00 dump truck load, HEAP vouc:hen accepted. Dons Landteepet Ph . 614·446· 9646 . . Complete tho cnocklo · quoled by f1lhng In the m1ss1ng words you develop from step No. 3 below. 12 ~ 1'1 . -.....""'..... · SNOLI.n8 AKC regittered Betgle puppiea. 11wkt. old, t&O.OQ each. Call 61 4- 388·B486. AKC Regittered Norwegi1n Elk Houl'!dt, &wits old rflady to go Ph .614-266-1117. Chow puppi11. 4wkl ol~. C. II after &pm 614-388·9932. 1/• Winter fuhlont • eptdllll chrtlt· maagiftaforyourpata. Groom& Supply Shop I'll. 8 14-448·0231 AKC Ragllf•ed Garman Sh• pherd puppl•. good blood Un•. read., for lmmldlatt sale. Excll· lent Chrlttm• preuntt Ph. 814·446·4211.. AKC Regllt•ed S.agle pupt . 7 week• old. Both parents excellent hunt... •so. uch. Cell 614·985·4480. 2 regitterld Wllk.,. . 1 m-'•· 1 famalt. 9montt.ald .. Ont7yew old 'Grand. Night Ch.mpion Welker, mtla. C.ll 614·9~9· 2667 . Beagle puppies. Reedy to ga by Chri1tm11. Also older 88agl•· 304-878-3011 ' For aala Pomer•nl~n puppi• pure bred 7 weeks old. wormed a. flrat shota. t100 . each. 304-882· 2211 ' ' 57 Musical Instruments Conaola Piano, IMCtll.-.t condi· tion Call 614-44&-71565 after 4:00pm . , uo M3S NOU.01 3AI/3MS >II/V8W3 HSni/NO SOUTHERN HILL$ R. I/3J.S3d SJ.31·W~OS S~':l~- V\lf''\1:»£, Forllle1Q'' radial arm saw. Lots of attachments . Plut Hobby CM'Vet'. $476. 304-B82· 2203. COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19 .~! - ThGattraciNe home offeiS 2 fiRs, bath, k!chen w1th range, dningroom, LR. carpet, I car unanached garage,situaled onlwolois.Call today. COMMERCIAL BUILDING -PERRY TWP. NEAR CORA - 600 sq. ft. steel bldg., ideal for anyone in truckin& drill or mining business. Owner may cons~er leasing or finan cin ~ Call lor mo1e informaliln. SPRINti VALLEY ESTATES - Tri-level home oilers 3 BRs, 2 baths, nice equipped kitchen, L·shaped LR, dining are~, 24xl2 lamily room with woodburnmg fireplace. gas heat, cen t air, 2 car garage. Callloday. .. BLACKBURN t; INC. 446-6610 . ' :>ltd') ' ROOM TO GROW - 2.5 acres. m01eor less. very atlracllve ranch slyle homelea lures 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, LR, kilchen 'w/range relrig. , ln•crowave, full basement. taipei· in g, heal pu mp /cenl. air, one car attached garage plus an unallached garage. Lots ol room for gardenin g and en 1oying lhe ouldoors. Callloday. ' RANNY BLACKBURN Broker Fanns...Residential..Com • .688 JACKSON PIKE WINTER CLEARANCE SALE ON 3 PT. FERTILIZER SPREADERS • WASS32S.OONOW For ula 1lres P185· 13, radial snow tires with ttudt used 2 nfonthl '156.; 1 2-gauga thotgun ,,0,; 304-458-1898 . ' GRADER BLADE SPECIAL 5' . 6 ', 7', 8' AND 10' PIICES STAll AT hoOp Ph. 304·675-1536. AFFORDABLY PRICED AT JUST $29.900!Close to c!y on Rl. 141 this home oiler.; knchen. LR, lamily 1oom, dinm groomand full basement. Large unallached block garage. Call f01 an appo•ntrrl!nt. COUNTRY CHARM - Nice o~e1 horrlloffers 3 BRs. balh. LR. dining room and k~chen . Srtualed on 2 lois on Rt. I 60 in Vinton.Call f01 CHRISTMAS 81FT IDEAS . (LA.GE SELECTION IN STOCKI 55 Building Supplies •T-Shirts •Sweatshirts •Limited Bowie Knives lennox Heotinc & Ail Condi· tionin1. All Jypos lnsulalion. Jlect!Jct! Wirina. Gill 446·151 5 ., 446·0445 . A MANY MORE ITEMS 20 W. SnMSON AYE. ATHENS, OH.- 592-1692 HOURS: WIS.-FRI. 9 TO 6; SAT. 9 TO 5 OPEN LATE WED. & FRI. TIL 8:00 . JOIN THE ATHENS. HOG CLUB SPORT CYCLES NICE STARTER HOME AT CENTENARY - This home offer s 3 BRs LR kilchen balh, fireplace and.full basement: Priced ai $32,900. Callloday. • appo~lment. YAMAHA YFMIO SHAFT QRIVE EUCTRIC START FRONT BRAKES ·SUFT DIIYE, ADJUSTABlE SPEED $1099 1 1 Help Wanted POSITION OPENINGS LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME? This anrac11ve home is priced at $33,000 and oilers 3 BRs, balh, kitchen . living ' room, laniily room , woodburning stove, eleclric heal. Call today and lei us stow · home. DUPLEX 4 SALE - Great investment lor the buyer. Located on Graham Sch'ool Rd. Each unit offers 1 BRs. living room, bath, kilchen, and stove. refrig., DW and displ., laundry. large carport, central air and I. TO SELL, Priced at 1anch style horrl! on St. . I offers BRs, 1 full and two 17 eal-in kitchen, LR, fireplace, full ba semen!, one car anach~d garage. utility barn, co. waler and well. All this ~ lualed on 2.494 acres, m/1. Call for an appoinl· ment. BUV'A LITTLE OR BUY ALOTI - This home can be purchased with 5 acres or 58 and oilers 3 BRs, 2 bal hs, LR , kilchen, woodburning stove, carpet. lobacco base, 40'60 barn , cellar house and several sheds. Call for m01e in1ormalion. EUCTII< START FIONT SUSPENSI' SHAn D~VE RONT liliES $13 9 LARGE DISPLAY OF ACCESORIIES IN STOCK •loau 47 IIADISON - One story tome wit~ tR, ktchen, bath. ill, &as ll!at, ll'iaKI at $15,000. Freth truckload New York grown large •pi•. 7 kinds. Nevtl ortnges · tangalot, bena· nas · grap... tmallata or by box. Jack• Fruit Market. Rt. 3&, Henderson. 59 For Sale or Trade Sele or trade 1978 ' Elkhtrt Mobllli Home. 2 bedroomt. 12260. Coli 614-992· 78U 1968 Dodge Bo11hog mator home. Colemtn furnace. air condh.loner, used tlec. gal or bttt..,.. Exe. lhll)fl. C.n be iNn at Krodel Ptrk. 304 -175· 7329 or 878 -8612 . 1929· 1 931· F20 Farmallantique trector. Sieal wheals. runs good. noo. Coli 614-742-2067. UTILITY BLDG , SPECIAL' 27' x38'x9'EAVE with tli~in8 door & service door t4.288.0 eJected. Iron Horae Building• Ph.614· 332-9745. SALE SALE SALE Sped,! ye• and 11!e prices on Traeton and Vermeer Ha., E.quipment; up to UOOO.OO oft! . Mowert, mower conditl~nert. · ralre-teddert, & round balan. Take advanllge of 'your invest· ment tax credit for the lut time this year! A complete line of bale handling & feeding accesories, feed bunka. livestock waterert, . grinder mlxers. wagons. rottrv tillflrt; rotary-euHflrl , blades, disc cuhNator1. plowt, Seeders. pott dri>Jert,wo odtplitten. gatet. headgates. truck rackt , truck beda, trailen:, tprayera. USED A variety of uaed tractors. round ballf, wagont, tobacco uner , cultivators ditc , plows, raket , 7'NH hl'fbine, square balen, mowing machine. harrow, bu1h hog. See ua tor a complete line of par1t B. terviee 64-446- 2876 . White Farm Tractors, Best Price in Area. Sider• Equipmtw~t Co. ~:~~~ton, w. Va. 304-676.,. 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying . thell cotn or efli corn. C.ll for latest quotes . Rive/ City Fa'rm Suppty. 814 -446-' 2986. CCC Genllfic: Certificates, 304676·1807 --;:;;::=:::;;::::=:;::= ~ 63 Livestock 2 year old heifer approM . 8001bl., Ph. 61!&-246-15474 6 Holttain Spring• Heifers. Average weigtn 8SOibs. , Ph . 614-446-4053 . AQHA Stud Cott. Big and. musculer. t400. or trade. Call 614-949-2465 or 614 -992 • . 7863. •Htlmttl •T-Shirtl •Tirll .. •Riding Pant1 •lacing .Ieney• JUDY DEWITT J. Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Jim CCKhran Becky Lane Patrick CCKhran Ron Pitchford BROKER 4 WD, ELECTRIC START FRONT BRAKES $3499 ot..er til" aweii.W. 20 W. Stln10n An. "Lay-Away Now" Financing Available with Approved Credit Athens, Oh. Pho111 592-1692 Hours: Tut·Frl. 9 to /) t. 9. to 5 Oplli lite Will. & Fri. m 1101 •• 388-81 S5 379-2184 446-2230 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 245-9490 [B REALTOR~ NEW liSTING - IT'S 1.3 ACRES THAT SURROUNDS this 3 bedroom, I balh ranch . full base· ment 2 car attacheil garage, living room, dining · a1ea, beauti1ul kitchen with lois of cabinets. All ol this and only 3 years young. #2267 THIS LOVELY RANCH has th.ee bedrooms. 25'xl5' living room, balh , eat-in kitchen, wood · burner and 2storage buildings. All situated on .65 ol an acre, ala low plice of $39,900.Call f01 more ' informalion. ' # 2208 REDUCED TO $43,500- You won't find abetter home for the p1ice' Remodeled 4 bedroom, 2 bath home situateil on over 2 acres on SR 325 nea• Soulhwestern High School. Excellent ·loan assumption terms al 83h%. also 3 car ga~age and storage bld g. Call for appt. today! #2191 PRICE On lhis ranch style home and over 2 acres of land. Modern home, one story.approx. 1488 SQ. ft., 3 bedroom s, hvmg IOQm. formal dining room very nice. Blacktop 1oad, Green Township, close to Gallipolis. Good condition. Priced to sell al $34.900.00. COUNTRY RANCH - Stylish buill 3 bedroom home. full divideil basemen!, only 8years old, low maintenance. vinyl siding. peacelul setting. 2car garage, appro•. I acre. Low 50's. Give us acall today! 2100 •Gift Cerlificates · •Gloves •Saddle bars WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN HOLIDAY GI MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 Fruit 8o Vegetables 28 VINTON STREET - Th is is a 3 bedroom, 1 slory home in ve1y good condilion. Has aluminum siding, formal dining, newer carpel, newer lireplace, wallpaper, etc., nat. gas heat and 40'1150' landsca ped yard. Only $37,000.00. #1219 Ptavay P .A. Syttem X.R700 mixer with apaalcart. monitors. miorophones. ttand. 304-875· 3978 . PRICE REDUCED TO $39.900!- GREAT BEGINNER HOME - This home offers a la1ge LR with fireplace, kitchen, dining a1ea. 3 BRs, balh, full basement, 1 car ga1age, deck, fenced yard 1ust minules to lown on Rt. 141. Call fo1 an apointment. 58 LOOKING GOOD! Here's a 'good looking 3 bedloom, I bath home. Living room. dining area, unanached garge. nice size corner lol. walking dislance lo stores. lnspecl il loday' #2260 Sl'oLE . Tuoodoy. Doc. 16th. 9-4. 2109 Lincoln Aw. Pt . Plea~ant . White twin-sin canopy bed. bo• 1prings tnd mattraas; double dreuar with mirro r, pink gingham check canopy, beds· preed , pillow sh.m. round tabla COYaf , 2 tell twin sitfl ttl tats; corner cablntt, &eVeral tables. knick-knadct. boob, clothes, •I<· 3~·e75-2068. :R&~~&ft~~~ & STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enler the foyer of one ol the french Cily's finest. Formal LR, lormal dining. spacious master bed room wilh office or sewing room ad1acent. den. 2 BRs upslairs, 2\7 b~lhs , 3 fireplaces. lg: famil y 10om, sola~ium, covered patio, screened porch and much more. Call lor an ,Upright pleno. Wu playar. Oak. """'good cond. 304-878-1320. JIM'$ FARM EOUIPMENT CENTER . SR 38 W. · GallipoUt, Ohio . Ctll 814-448·97n. eva. &.1 4,_.8-3692. Up front traetou whh werranty ovtr 40 used ~ tnctort, 1000 tools. ; HOllE IN THE WOODS- LIVE WITH NATURE! No hussle or buslle! Beaulilul, quiet, cozy, comlo~a­ ble and modern. 3 bedrooms. 1\\ baths, kitchen. dining area, sewing room. Woodburne1 or eleclnc heat. Priced to sell. $24,900.00. #2244 New bulurtbatl. backboard •nd 1;4 Misc . Merchandise MAKE THIS ONE . - Love~ horrll situaled on 35 Acres m/1, near Rodney. This home offers 3 BRs, balh, LR w/lireplace, ~rge attraclive eal-in knchen, breezeway. Sprin& well and counly waler. fenceil and cross lenced. bam, lobacco base. Call lor an appoinlmenl. PRICE REDUCED ... $2.400.00 - A DREAM COME TRUE! - Yours will when you see this lovey bricll and ~edar ranch setting amid 2.8 acres ol native trees. 4 bedrooms. lireplace, dinin gand family rooms, 2 car garage 3baths, full basem ent. Don'llet this one get away. Call for an appoinl menl today ! #2264 ATHENS SPORT CYCLES Matarlals · Blodt. brick, sewer plpaa, windowa, linteh. etc . Claude Wintin, Rio Grandfl, 0 . Call 614· 246-6121 . 2 find tablet, coffee table, matched 1et. 81 00. or beat offer call 304· 876 -229, . $12 500 THRU DEC . 1986 ONLY Singer sewimg machine console, 304-176-4212. 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ~614) 446-0008 Picken• Uaed Furniture. Good quality uaed furn iture. Open 9 to 6 Or cell for appointment. 304-676-8483 or 675-1460. $22500, THRU DEC •• 1986 For &ale girls Strawb8f'ry rollerl thoe sket" size 13 like new. pom pomt 110. 21811 mattrest fDr van. naw. •20 . each . 304· 678-2267. ANXIOUS TO SELL HAS REDUCED TO $47.900! -1his home at 613 Ave., has ,lovely woodwork which accenluates its style. living rm . w/fireplace, lormal dining, 3 or 4 bedrooms I \? baths, spacious kilchen wilh lots of slorage, gas heat, unaltached garage. Convenient to downlown. • Tamadrum tet, 304· &71-2107. CROSS lo SONS U.S . 36 Wittt. J•ckton. Ohio. 614-286-1461 . M11..., Fe-rguson, New Holland. Bush Hog Saleti & Service. Over 40 uted lractortto ehoota from & complete line of new a. uted equipment. Urget1 talectlon in S.E. Ohio . Farm Equipment NEW LISTING - TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY! Which can be used for year round shop and store for winter lime hunte1s and summe• time 1ishermen and campers. Asking $14.500.00. #2265 JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER For sate toboggan-never uted , padded Hltlftl fdr four 160.00; Ttf{eny atyle hanging light $40 .; Violin with CBie and stend $~25.: Ski. boot •. P~lomitfl tize 6 1 t26.; Nordic• sq:e 7, $40 ,; Junior golf clubs 160. 304-675· ~1~ ' . For salt 24" boVt lnvadar dirt bitca. good eond. 860 . 30•·676· 5203. ' REALTY ,.• ., Sound SYiltnn. 20 piece 61 Estate General 54 Misc . Merchandise $39.00 - U acres m/1. Very nice ranch style home lealures 2 baths, 3 BRs, LR. 1amily rm. and lo•mal dmm g, carpetmg, woodburning slove. Call for more inlormalion. Musical ' Instruments F<lflll Suppli1:s & L1vt:slo1 k a..utlful Chrlatmaa Glft· Pecen 11runs .. ~SNO.U.nB UO M3S I,UB:l Aeljllnq 'IU[81UROW h HI Tappan Gat Range. Bakes good,l25. Drop lflaf table,t20. Coll614-992-7018 MA pref11rtd. BA requirld. Ability to deliver in-house assessment provam to Job Trainine Pa~nership Act (JTPA) participants. ·Must heve ef1ective eroup/ individual counselor skills. Duties will includetestineand interpretation. Course work in testinc techniQues and counseling re· quirtd. TRAINER ' BA requir~. Abil~y ,to work effectively with Job Tr~ining Partnersh•p Act (JTPA) partiCipants SHklngwork ortraininJ- lust bt able to communicate well to clients with va· rytnc skill levels and backvounds. Ability to present self welllo employers necessary. Must have reliable lransportation. Spaniel puppiet readv for chritt· mat 825.00 Ph . 614·2469157 . 67 Pets for Sale 0-5 : Put Numberl to work for you: . .. 4 white spoke wheals whh tires, lira 1000,.16, with 8 ' lug whaal1 . t300.00 Ph. 814· 9340 or 304-676-3313. Good uttd dryer $75.00 Ph. 6111L-448-1797. ASSESSMENT TflAINER Pure bred bladl: Gflrman Shepard female. papet"s, 3yrt old Call 61 4·446·0648 . 66 Mixed hardW()Od slebt. t1 2. per bundle. Containing approx. 1Y, tons. FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy. Ohio. Call 814-992· 8461 . Sleeptr •ofa full size, inner spring mattra11 830.00 Ph. 614·•46· 3467. CHRISTMAS AUCTION "Why is it," complained my sister, " lhal men can build , bridges, repair engines and ski over enormous mountains, 7 8 . . . but they can't- on - . " Bu~ing THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1986 AT 7:00 P.M. l 814 - 446 - 02~1 ' J!ldeJ 'te6P!Jil pnnq UB:l uew 1•111.. 'J8I81S Aw PBU!8idWOO ,,'~ S! l.lw.. Good uted color T.V.'t, rang• from 886 .00 to 't150 .00 Cell IAfl T.V.'1 Sale at 614-4481149. From Gallipolis, lake Rt. 141, turn left onto Rt. 775. Turn righl onto Patriol Cadmus Road. Walch for sians. Last Minute Chrislmas Shoppers Grooin II SUpply "-op Profetlional Service. ill itylea, all breeda, ltate Rt. 141 Glllipolit, Ollio456:J1 , JulteW8bb, Ph . I .I I . r Real Estate King SizeWatarbed. big mirror in the middle. night lights built in on each end and a built in bookthfllf. Excellent condition 0126.00 Ph . 614-379-2506. & Auction ·I· 5L-1: 1:;:~=j=W=IS~~=V=I~' Plaid brown & 11n a. gold couch and matching chair Ph. 114· 246-9397. Pats for Sale D;agonwynd Canary Kannel. CFA tUmalayan, Plftian and Slamae kl«a'!•· AKC Chow pupplu. Coil U 4-!148· 3a44 ahtt"7PM. , . lnowJOU8 · 11/1/J I~S put ti8UI6u8 Uittd Furniturfl; Wash.ar & dry4llr. gat range, wood tab{e & 2 benches. beds, dresser. wood wardrobe. 3 milet out Bulaville Rd . Open 9AM to 6PM, Mon. thru Sat . 614-446-0322 . ' GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wathers. dryers. refrlgeraton, ranget . Skaggt Appliances, Upper River Rd . betide Stone Creal Motel. 614-446· 7398. 66 ! LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofat and chairs priced from $396 to t996 . Tables $50 end up to 8126 . Hide-a -beds $390 to t696. Reclinera $225 to 8376 . Lamps S28 to 8126 . Dinettflt 8109 and up to S496 . Wood table w-6 chairt $285 to S795 . Detk 8100 up to 8375. Hutches 8400 and up. Bunk bedt complete w-mattreufls $295 and up to 8396. Baby bedt $110 & t176. Mattretses or box tprings full or twin $~3 . firm 573, and t83,· Queen tete: $226 ICing $360. 4 drewer chest t65: Dreuers t89 . Gun cabinfltl B. · 10, & 12 gun. Gat or electric r1nge $376 . Baby mattre1ses 135 & 846 . Bed frames $20 $30 & King frama 860. Good selection of bedroom sultflt, metal cabinets, headboard• $30 and up to S66 . II . 614·992 ~ 2319 , 200 piece:s of alate(roofl . 12x24 inches. $2,00 each or all for S200. «;:a n · 61'4-949-2801 or 614-949-2860 , for the team came during that final af· ternoon session when he was at the table. The man who won his first national bridge championship in 1929 won his last championship in 1983, with a little nod from above. Rest in peace. Pole Building• bv QualitY Bullden. Worktho_ps, .c•portt, animal shelter~. garag... Free estimates. Phone 614·384 · 5762. HORSUti • 8 54 • 10 9 7 3 2 t- I II IIII EAST +J 10 9 I ;f ;;rnl Print letters· of 1 65 Building Supplies Cc.ncrata blocks allaiZI!II yard or delivery . Muon land , Glillipollt Block Co., 12.3112 Pine St .. G1llipoUs. Ohio Call 814-4482783. ' 0 Roorrqnge Ike 6 scrambled words below to moke 6 James Jacoby A fond Callahan's Used Tire Shop. O>Jer 1,000tires, si!fiS 12, 13 , 14, 16, 16 , 16.5. 8 miles out Rt . 218. Cell614-256·6251 . WOlD IAMI The W.Va. Ohio-Point IIIAI IIAILT PUULII Mer~handise 54 Misc. Merchandise Valley Furniture, nfiW & used. large section of quality turni ture . 1218 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis. '·· 8 December 14, 19B6' • Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. ~ HOME CLOSE TO MANY CONVENIENCES & SCHOOl!- Aluminum sided neal three bedroom ranch. Hardwood floors, storage buildin& lol approx. 120'x40'. Within c~y limns. $36,500.00. Make an appoinlment to see this one loday. M2238 OLDER BUT WELL MAINTAINED AND REMO· OELED HOME w~h 3 bedrooms, living room. bath. 1amily room, kitchen and large lormal dining room. A 12'xl 2' pouting and 12'x l2' anached shed. $42,900. Call for more in formalion. #2205 OWNER WILLING TO FINANCE - l'h slory, 3 bedrooms plus, l1v1ng room. dm•ng room , partial basement. blown-in insulalion, chain link fence. Localed on 43'xi73' city lot. Close to many con11eniences. 82125 38 ACRES PLUS BARN - 2 ponds, lobacoo base slo1age buildin~ farm machinery and e<~uipmenl included. I ll story 4 bedroom home, full basement 2 car unattached garag~ #2187 WOWI! $6.600.00 will buy lh1s 3.8 acres more 01 less. Land lays very well. Excellenl building lot. Has been su1veyed. Several feet ol road lronlage. #2207 1137 SECOND AVENUE - lol appm. 52'~1 70'. On estory lrame home. 2bed1 ooms, 1 cal garage. Endosed ~orch, gas furnace, pa~ 1 al basement. Upper $20s. #2116 NEW LISTINll - RELAX WITH ME! - A warm ' hou se offsets the aulumnal chilL 3 bed1ooms, I ll bal hs, living 1oom. family 1oom and a mother's kil chen. One slory, level yard' LeGrande Blvd. Come and see' #2252 STARTING OUTI - 'Then th is~ I hehome lor you. 3 bedrooms. liVing room, I car ga1age. Corner lot. $28,000. #2212 EFFICIENT! - Should explain this hou se. Impressive- large enough. 5 1ooms and b:th. Fully insulated low mainlenance brick and aluminum sidin& Showy garage and carpo~. Efficiency apartment wrth a little wor~ Listing price $39,900.00. Make us an offer. 12245 DOWN ON THE FARM - 145 acres at !s best. Lovely restored olde1 home. 4 bed1ooms, 2 baths. Some farm equ ipment induded wnh ~al~ Situateil on state highway. Must see to appreCiat e 112203 COMMERCIAL 8U ILOING WITH IIANY POSSIBIL· IllES - App1ox. 4,000 sq. ft. Has been used for hardware and grocery store Equ1pped for a 2 bedroom apa~menl. 'Rural waler, paveil parking a1ea, over I acre lot P(iced 1n lhe 20s. #2139 GREAT STARTER HOME - localed m Planlz Subdiv ~ion. 2 large llat lots. back deck. ootbuildin& fireplace, eal·in knchen. $42,000. #2124 $$SAVE$$ - THREE FOR THE PRICE Of ONE!! - 2 slory double and 14'x70 mobile hom~ Great inveslment prope~y . lnoome$750.00 per monlh. Located 641 Third Ave. Askm g only $60,000.00. Give us a call for more informalion. Ce~ainly one to acl on today. #2230 OWNER TRANSFERRED - MUST SEE th1s anractive 3 bedroom brick and VInyl home at No~hup. Includes fam ily room, office, e<IU ipped kilchen salellite dish and fenced yard. $46,900. ' #2185 PRICE REDUCED $3.900.00- THIS PROPERTY HAS POTENTIAL - 5 room hou seand bu1ldmg fdlmerly used asa business. 160ft. road lrontage on~ 7 just abov eI he Silver B1idge Make aw~e purchase today. $36.000. #2143 GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY! - Mobilehome park wrth 10 mobile homes. A very nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home wrth basement apartment. La1ge 40'x60' bu ildi n ~ Park has centrallighlerl slreels and II spaces. Located al River St1eet. #2259 PRICE REDUCED! FOR THf CHOOSY FAll ILl! A loveaffair is inevitable wilh this brick ranch. Spacious kilchen, la~ge stone fi1eplace, 24'x24' 2 ca1 ga~age . 3 balhs, lamily roomand so much morel Come take a look loday ! Price has been ~educed! #2270 FARM WITH 60 ACRES - Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 balh home. 2 ~ car garage w~h electric opener, barn, lobacoo base. pond. App1ox. 15 acres are tillable, rest in paslu re and some woods. Beautiful VIeW SUfiOUnds home. #2209 SMALL FARM , APPROX . 25 ACRES- I \? st01y home. barn and several oulbu•ldings. Ga swell on property. Home has 3 bedrooms, I balh. dimng room. krtchen, liying room. screened in back pOICh and basement. Addison Township. #2250 SECLUDED & ONLY APPROX. 2- MILES FROII TOWN - 3-4 bedrooms. 2 balhs. bi-level new~ •emodeled. Completey redecorated inside and out. Over 2 acres. Believ e lhiS price, low $40s. #2236 11 NEIL AVENUE - $29,900 - N1ce remodeled v1nyl sided home. Includes2 bedrooms, I ll bath. SCieeneil porch, lull basement (could be 3d BR). .Nalu• al gas and fenced ya1d An excellent buy' #2202 SPACIOUS AND BEAUTIFUl Engl1sh design stone and frame exte1ior, 2!tory. 3bedrooms. 2 '~ baths, lor mal dmin& formal enlrv w~ h· much mme. Call lo see this lov~y home localed wnhm aty . #2184 • NEW LISTING - THIS - AD ISN'T FOR YOU .... Unless you're looking lo1 a supe• de~ ' Windsor 14'x70' mobile home wn h3 beilrooms, I balh, buift·in stereo system and microwave N1ce bay window in krtchen. Over 7 acres ol mce level land. #2258 TAKE YOUR PICK! - 97 at1es lobedivided inlo 5 ac•e lo 25 acre lracts. Within 3\1 miles of cily. Pa~ially wooded Privale Public water available Restricted. #2221 MISTY LANE - 3 bedrooms, new ranch. 111 balhs Home in excellenl condrtion. . 'H2204 20 ACRES - $8,000.00. Woodeil acreage. Good building s~es. Rural water available. 12242 COMMERCIAl PROPERTY - Bnck and frame building. p1esenl~ used as a c e~am1c and floral shop. 3 mobile homes used as rental property. 2 lois locateil al Upper R1ve1Ro ad. Goodincome. all presently •enled. #2161 EXCELLENT HOME SITES WITH FINANCING AVAILABLE AT AN UNBEliEVEABLE APR AND LOW DOWN PAYMENT - 5\\ acre tracls. SUiveyed. Road fronlage. Matn h•ghway, ru1al waler available. Restncted for your p10lect10n. A deal you can 't be:t. Ca ll loday. REDUCED-... .Ownel IS makmg lwo house payments and needs t o s ~l1mmeil l alely! Obi .wide located on .70 at1e. Asking $17,000.00...MAKE OFFER. You can'l go wrong _______________......__. C t986Cenwry.21 Real Estalt Corpo;atlon 11trustet fOtlht NAR ®ilnd'--tradtmarksof Gtntury 21 RNI EstaleCorporation. Printed in U.S.A. Equal ~ACH OFFICE lS INDEPENDENTL~ OWNED AND OPERATED. ' #2180 Hou~ing Opporl\lnily Q • ' ' . - �December 14, 1986 The Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Hey I. Grein 71 71 Autos for Sale Autos ior Sale 72 Trucks for Sale Vans & 4 W.O. 73 79 Motors Homes Coli 614·379·2436. 1 ~84 Mercury Lyme Station Wagon . 4 - speed, AM -FM . $2,?88.00 Johns Auto Sales, 1984 Plymouth Reliant , aut o. air, cruise. AM ·FM . C81h price $3,499.00. Johns Auto Sales, Bullaville Ad, Gallipolis. 1965 Ford Mustang, new 289, autO mega, 1966 ChiN\1 Impala SS . Convertable, 760k Honda Ph. 614·446·4462 1979 ChrvslerCordoba H.T., air, PB, PS, 84, 700.00. Sharp carl 914 First Ave Ph . 614 -446· 'iau.t .MII1878 Datsun 200SX' -~~ act'41l milt~. 0889. 5-speed r--oo Ph.814·448-eeoe. .,....,.,, rlln, lookl & runs good -Ph. 814-379-2728. 1986 Plymouth Turismo , 1U3 Plymouth Turilmo, 2-door II,OOOmi. Nice & dean Ph. U.500.00. 1985 Plymouth Re liant, $6,600.00 Ph. 614-446· 1552. 114-171-272&. . 1979 Oldsmobile St1rfire, runs good, 4 new t ires, 4 cyl. , 4-speed. 1500.00 Call anytim e 1811 Artte·K Dodge Station W•gon, AM - FM Stereo auto. CC, re• window wiptrt. DOOd condition Ph. 85 S-1·0 pickup. like new, AM -FM ca11ette stereo. Pay Phone 61 4 · 992 -&870 . balance on loan. Call 814-446- 8888 after 6. 1984 Pontiac 1,000, t2,860. Phone 304-676-6141 , . c.......e. 614-388-9718 . 814-2411-MB8. 1976 Chevy Impala, 350 auto. 87 Chevy II Nova SS. S260.00 For Sale or Trade. 304-676- AMC 1981 Ea gle 4·W· D, 6 cyl . At·air. good t ond. 304-6764437 or 675 -3354. · 1981 F~ rd Escort L-stl1ion wagon. 19.0000 ae1 . miles. e~~:c. cond. One owne r. $2, 100 cash. No checks. Absolutely no calls af1er 5 p.m . 30,4-895· 3974. 1986 VW Jetta. a-c 6 apeed. am-fm tape, 28,000 miles. Still under warranty. 304-876-6640 9?5 1 Plymouth 4 dr, p,, pb. ac. cru1se, good cond. 8550. Call 1977 Chevrolet station wagon Caprice 350 engine, good cond. S500. Firm. 304-895· 3655. 72 Trucks for Sale ~;:::;:;;:::::::~=== ·1 Reel Estate General 1984 Dodge o;pl omet 3o.ooo miles. loaded. 614-742 -2451 . $5600. Call 1983 Chevey S -10, 4-speed has camper top call 614-446 -7050. fEAFORDm 614·992·3703. leal Estate AEiuoi . 218 E. 2nd St Phone ·· Ht1141·992-3325 AIYI -FM 1981 Mercury Marquis. PS , PB, air, cru ise. Good condition . New tires. $1900. Call 614 -9492801 or 614·949-2880. driJJe, lold•d, new 65,000 mHe~ . 304·576·2842 676-2010. or after 1985 Ford Ran'ger 4•4. uc. cond., dual exhaust. v· 8.'ps, pb, fiveepeed . 304-676-7621 aher Sharp looking truck. Carpeting. AC. Call614· 992 ·7181 . 4 eve,, 6 speed, am-fm casaatte. good gea mileage. S4950 . 304· 676'-5630 after 6 p.m. . 73 Motorcycles ,198-, Vamaha660, runs goOd. low miles,. e•cellent thape $800.00 Ph. 814·448·16.22. Auto PMts & Accessories 1966 lntemationel Scout, runs Ph. 614·446· BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING . Unconditional · lifetime guarantee. Local reference• fumlthed. Free estlmat11. Call collect 1-614-237-0488, day or night. Rogers Baaement . 468·1732. repair. parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 614 - 448·0294. Starkt Tree and Uwn Servlc,1 Hedges, shrubl . buthll trimmed, landscaping and stump remo\lal. Llaf removal. 1985 Ford Ranger ···-- 31 ,000 ~ord . New tires, AM ·FM c anette, &-speed trans. &4,800.00 Ph. 614·256·1411 General Hauling . or 114·448-1176 or 614-«6, .. 7911 . REAL EsryE HOMES, FARMS ti. COMMERC1~ PACJPEfiT~!~~ 25 LOCUST STIIEET, GALLIPOLIS. OHIO FI ESIO EN TI A.l. , IN')I £ STM ENT1i . COMMERCI Al, l . ' •. T • L W1ttr delivery uytime Ph~ 614 -388-8732 nmo do~ delivery. lo · AUDREY f. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT OOROON, REALTOR, 446-6216 MARY FlOYD, REALTOR. 446-3313 251DCUST STRffi. GAUIPOUS,OHIO ' i FTM Gen.-al Contracting 13yrs Aoofing II Con· struction Ph. 614-Jdl -9308 . Fre~ estimates 10% during the holidays, offer e11pires Jan 15. 1987. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump remo11al. Call304 -676-1331 . 614·985·4225. rauonlbla rat•. -lmmedi_,a 2.000 gillon dtUvery. ciltemal .89.6·3802 IIACINE - Approx. 3\\ acres d land with 3·4 bedroom home. Allo small mobile home for rental inrome. Must seel ASKING $24,000.00. I I • • I • • I t A HOME FOR THE CHOOSYI T:1is exception al home offers 2,144 sq. ft. of comlortable living space. Includes 3bedrooms, 2 baths, livingroom. dining room. lull linished basement with stone fi· replace. and 2 car garage. 8x32 deck. 2.47 acres. Priced well below appraiSed price at $64,800. A must to seel #343 STATE ROUTE 160 - 4 bedroom bric<.lull basement, fl . t replace & linished lam1ly rooms. 2 car garage finished. I No trade·1n at the prrce ol $45.000.00. Needs someTLC. Pnce Reduced, any r eason~ble oiler accepted accepted pnor to 1st ol yea rill I NEW LISTING - 3 Bedrm. home Situated along Hanna11 Trace Rd ., Walnut Twp. 1.8 acres. Prrced lor 1mmed1ate sale. $38,000.00. APPROXI MATHY 5 ACRES of level ground adiacent to Pleat sant Valley Estates; 350· of road frontage, w1th c1ty watera sewer and gas on prem1ses. $4110.00 per lront .looi I t NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME located along Rousn Rd . Cheshtre Twp. Kyger Creek Schools. Approx. ~ acre. • ;wbfp. pool. Buy now lor $49.500.00. t 3 BEDROOM HOME ON KATHY DRIVE near Ho~er Hos~l. lllw tralf~ area. ~rge oock yard, YMP.Gallloli> City School iiisfd. Pr~e $45,000. NEW LISTING: Oowntown restaurant buSiness with D·S I .licen se in cluded. Call lor more mformation!!l I 1 1 • I I • ICREAGE: 132 acres, 30 acres of bottomland. Buynow fo1. i 35,000.00. ($265.00 per ACRE!!!I t : SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS.... • •• CALL AN EXPERIENCED WOOD REALIV SALESPERSON , dl V\11\11d II' 1 ', r-1." 1v 1 I'( i 1 ,1llrr 1\:1() 1(Jh6 r, 1 t t I L' I "r HISTORIC BRICK HOME - In good condition wilh modern leatures. 2\\ baths, 4·5 bedrooms, 9 rooms total, plus utility area, pantry, walk·in clo· sets. Good storage. forced air gas furnace (3 yrs. old). partial basement. Garage and nice size yard. ~s kin g $55,900. #308 NEW LISTING IN TOWN- Remodeled lrQmhead to toe. Cozy smaller home ready lor you. Perfect for couple or single person. Newer carpet, eat-in ~ kitche n, living room, nice deck overlooking· ' ' wooded backyard. l arge carport, full basement, gas he al. Under $30,000. #235 ~ - llliipectors Conii!UCIIOtl ~Mil COI!Ipll!f!l Clllicll I.IW ( ~I fl o.di!!g CNiiSefW::t Job& "lilable lllltiOnwiOI. . Hlg'- Scflool OiDiorfta not necoury. Keet~' Pl'nent ~ .while prepafjngal Oil CAL~ LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE-446-7699 Interior and exterior p1intlng. oldlng. Roofing. FrH n!lmoteo. 87 Upholltery 304-876·61146 or 676-6162. _ __ _ _ _ _ _..., 82 Plumbing & Heating A & M Cuttom Couchet and Reupholltery. St. At. 7. Crow~ City, Oh. 114·261·1470. Eve1 814-448-3438. Open dolly a to 1;30. Old • now &. Sot. 9;30 to CARTER'S PLUMBI •'AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phona 814-448-3888 or 814- 446·4477 Mowrey's Upholstering terving trl county eraa 21 years. The beat remodeled, new carpet and . In fumtture upho~ttertng. Call 304 - 1576·4164 for .. .CHARI: 4 acreslenced. Suburban livrngwill be I 4 bedroom. Lg. rms lor antiQues .. Upho1tared. .. Irving neat . m/ 1, graciouscoun1ry , kilch~n wit' · . 2 baths. 1arden tub, . '' · and lot C1ty schools BE GLAD YOU WAITED:Some · 1 lam!IYw1111a" prroerir ownership ol1hislovely'brick closelo town.LR.l BR. 2baths, FR w/wblp, s1ained glass windows. lull eQuipped ki1chen,. screened patio. heal pump, in·ground poo l."w~h deck and Side. ' MUCH MUCH MORE. Abeautiful home lor·entertainingleo. DR4STI· · . ;'CAllY ~EDUCED . · .i MAKE ADEAL- TRADE- Owner will accep1 mobile homeorsm ali •' home. Buy an attrac1ive 3 bedrm. ranchhomeand 1ac.lor $25.000, ;' Owner will lAND CONTRACT remarning 78 acres w/ t2(10 lbs. ,, 1obacco base and b>rn. HAVE YOUR OWN PRIVA!E BOAT DOCK·.:: 2 ~ ACRES MI L. ROAD ACCESSTO OHIORIVER. !3 WOODED ACRES: Meip Co. 115.000.00. -' HARRISON IWP ~ 127 ac. $40.000 Hannan !rae! Rd. Makeoffer, fHA-VA-C~IIVENTIONAl LOAN ASSUMPTION - No reasonable olfer rerused.iO\lner moving OU1 ol state. Bi·level home. 21h acre. 3 . 8R. bath, lR, lg. krtchehonupper lev~. 3 rmsand bath on lower. I , car garage. Tall trees. natural spring, good garden space. Secluded . locatmn. · · BRICK AND FRAME CLOSE TO HOlZER:.Desirable home and location. SR 160. Ask 1o see inside'!hebeautilul ranch.l BR. country kitchen. fainllv room. wblo..carport. I acre m/1. low $50s. YOU. TOO, ·CAN BENEFIT BY COUNTING ON SMITH FOR TOP NOTCH SERVICE. LISTINGS NEEDED NOW. 388·8826. free .eltlmetes . - - - ---- SLIGHT cosmetic surgery would thiS home and increase the smart fellow's equity who buys this 3bedroom home on Georges Creek $29.000. • .... ·············-· ........,.. ' NEW LISTING- WE GET CALL A Property l ik.e This! Ranch style acres in Springfield Township. Prii u.•lelv against a stand ol mature pin es overlrt1okin o of the most scenic rolling land I House includes large living room, attractive kitchen. enclosed breezeway (could be family roomeasily), full basement. attached 1car garage plus another separate block garage. N1ce pond. large yard, garden space. Outstanding place tc raiseabeef or keep horses. etc. New lence around par tol acreage. $50's. #206 " ... BRICK BEAUTY! - FEATURES 'INCLUDE HAR.OWOOD BEDROOMS,! 'h BATHS, ATTACHED GARAGE. BASEMENT. IN ·RIO GRANDE. $62,000. " I .. 'l I I .. < ' r ;:::::::0::4::=-~~~~~~~~~~~~2:::=:~~~~!1 SUNDAY PUZZLER ~ l lI . .. I ACROSS 1 Sword 6 Musical j REDUCED! REDUCED! ' ONE OF.THE VERY VIEWS!! Plus a I I completely refinished. Just asgood as !1 mal entry, living room w/ w.b. lireplace, lots bo~k shelves and windows, formal dining w/ two bu iii·IO corner ch1nacabinets. 2 full baths, 3 bedrooms. large country ~tch en w/ large patio area. Beaut1fullam11y room lj'/w.b. lireplce, ve1y spac1ous, 3,000 SQ.It. plus 3 acres of ground . more or less. CitY schools. .. •I what! Let us place your home on ~f'" #246 the market and the only· people NEW LISTING IN I>OMEROY- Nice large corner ~ parading through your home will lot. 2 car garage with storage area above. Base· y .. . ~ ment w1th ~as hot water heat. Large hvmg/ famlly be quahf1ed buyers. .....,.. room. Enclosed porch. Priced at $32,500. lf: J:t. • Take it easy let us do the lf. ,. . . . . #lOO JJf work. Our satisfied customers Jf. IF ONLY ,VERY BEST 1s your cntena, cons1der ... H . . ~ large F~. lormal dmrng & large LR each w1th nver y speak for us. When YOU thmk of .....,.. view, 4 large BRs, lots of closetsand 21argeStOr· lf. real estate, think of us! . l:f.. age rooms. Beautilul new carpet, CA & an in· PA:RT TIME FARM UNIT - l ocated in scenic set· lingamid the hillsof Gallia County. 10 acres. m/1, · ol good prod uctive valley area. Balance ol hill. pasture & woods. Al l mineral rights. Report ed 1200 lb. tobacco base & ba rnslor housing &pro· cessing. Older, well built home, mobile home se· tup ~ith utilities& septic tank inplace all appr 0x. 4 miles west of St. Rt. 7 & Crown City on St. Rt. 218. Asking $39.000. #327 REDUCED PRICE - Bright, well decorated2bed· room home near schools and downtown. Living room. large dining room , modern bathroom and cheerlul eat-in kitchfn. Three rooms are carpeted. Forced air gas furnaceinbasement. Tri· pie track stormwindows. l oads of closet and cup· board space. $37,900. #204 pool. 2.7 acres. One mile ~om down~j '4 fill MAINTENANCE FREE OLDER HOME - Best of Both Worlds - IQts of charm & character of an older but ver~ easy to care for.·Very comfortable li· vable home, well decorated & cared lor features well arranged liv1ng area w1lh outstanding eal'rn . k1tche~ . brea kfest nook & family room overlook· 1ng an mground rnv1t1ng pool & also formal dining room & living room w1th frreplace & oak wood· work. Rec.·room with woodburner in basement. New windows. vinyl siding & much more. Best of all it's in town. #232 LIKE COUNTRY LIVING at an affordable price' This 3 bedroomranch on Graham School Rd. may be tust what you are looking for. It is situated on I 17 ac., m/1, and offersnice sized bedrooms, am· pte closet space and· an attached gara~e with workshop. All for $35.000. · #430 WHAT A FAMILY HOME! - Newly listed 4 level split provides a space for everyone. liv1ng room and family room on dilferent levels 3 bedrooms and sparkling ceramic bath on upper level. 41h bedroom and · ~> bath on another level. Also In· eludes step-saver kit~h en & dining area. 1 car gara~e. Gas heat, woodburner. central air. Great locatron at end of quiet residential street 1 m1le from toytn. $59,500. #208 ANOTHER FARM IN THE KYGER CREEK AREA- APPROX. 78 ACRES. NICE MODERN FARM HOME HAS 1~ BATHS. EQUIPPED EAT·IN KITCHEN. ALL ROOMS ARE SPACIOUS. FENCED PASTURE. POND. BEITER HURRY. THE LAST FARM WE HAD IN THIS AREA SOLD FAST! $75,000 OWNERS HAVE MOVED OUT OF STATE and would love to sell th is lovely home. Will ta ke mobile home in on tradeor help finance. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. living room, kitchen . Basement. on top ground pool. Kyger Creek Schools. • ~ 11 Lessen 16 Separa1es ·.21 Climbing ptan1 22 Country or Asia 23 Frown 24 Avoid· 25 In music, high 26 Trousers · 28 Claw 30 Burrowing anlmoj 32 El1her 33 Tetlurlum"symbol 1 34 - Grande 35 Wtt1y remark . 36 vv.. ry 37 Copycat . 38 Old name lor TokY., 40 Amid 42 Frul1 seed 43 Frui1 ol 1he pine 44 Soared 45 Male sheep 47 Wan1ed 49 Sand hill 50 Obese 51 Mendicant 54 Let fall 55 Entice 56 Comml1 to wrl1ing 59 Beam 60 Part of HMS 62 Youngsters: · colloq. 1 64 Depression 65 Faeroe Islands 66 King of Bashan 67 Armed cont11c1 69 Prepared 70 Give food to 71 Nabokov novel 72 Tavern stock 74 Til's Spelling 76 Ou1fl1 77 Wln1er vehicle 78 Unlock 79 Political party 82 Drink ol 1he gods 84 Farewell. in Spain 85 Aemunera1ed 86 Chills and fever 88 Chimney carbon . 'WITHIN CITY LIMITS - Good building lot overlooks c1ty. .978 acre more or less w1th '2 barnson property. Also .816 · acre more or less with 2 bedroom home used lor rental proeprty. let the rent help make your payments or live in 1he home. Won't sell separate. '40 ACRES- With a I& home with over 5,000 sq. k. formal entry. LR. and dining room w/ wooden floors, 4 bedrooms. 3 ilialhs, 35 h. cabinet space in kitchen-bar plus plus a :barbeque pit. tlome has wood ed Malta w1ndows. Home IS ,Quality throughout. Ced ar closets. expens1ve light lixtures. ,stereo·intercolfl system. l g. garage and workshop 32x36 leet. 16132 in-ground pool, wood and coal furnace hooked into heating system. This home has it all. Grve us a call for ,'Jnore details. . . ' :ioWNER WILL ACCEPT OFFER! - INCOME PROP"ERTY: COMMERCIAL. RENTAL, OFFICE SPACE or RESIDENTIAL ,~.., 35 West - Is presently being usf(j as a res!den ce a~d ; ~ental. Rental Unit-2 bedrooms, 1 bath. mod. k1tchen w1th • I PPiian ces. liv. rm .. lots of closet space, I ca r garage. ; Res identi al ~ has LR, 2 BR, 1ill bath. Ig. k1lchen .w1th all • applian ces, 1 car garage. lg. back covered palro. N1ce level : lawn. Excellent condition. .. Instrument whltlwi~d ;.CITY PROPERTY -Very nice 2 slury w/ vinyl siding. l arge • back yard. L.P. w/ woodburner. spacious country k1tchen ·'with lots of hand·built cabinets, lamily room, nicecarpet and :•wallpaper. Priced low 40s . ., lf- 3 NICE MOBILE HO"E WITH 32' CARPORT ON ALMOST AN ACRE OF BEAUTIFUL LAND. 3 BR. 2 BATHS. 1WITH GARDEN TUB & SEPARATE SHOWER, UR, RANGE. REFRIG., C/A, VINYL SIDING WITH EXTRA .INSULATION, LG. STORAGE BLDG. ALL OF THIS FOR ON bY $29,900. 1983 MOBILE HOME 12x60, good sh ape. 2 bedrooms. Own· ers need to sell. leaving the area . NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSl:DIII room , small den & la rge balh. QUiet county toea· r;J-1 is because we know who wants J:t.~ lion in Addison Township. $44,900. . • OUTSTANDING BUY IN SYRACUSE- 3 bedroom home with all the trimmings.fulli equippedeat·in kitchen, dining room. 2 full baths, livrngroom & lamily room. Country style decorating. Large 2 car garage with heat & water. ONLY $4 3,000. Man y other extras. #236 . ., l Stutes Real Estate 80MJIIE STUTES - BROKER . .. NEW! NEW! Newly listed 1,570 sq. ft. ranch with . full basement may be 22 yearsold. but lookslike new inside. Completely redecorated with excel· lent color scheme. plush carpeting, kitchen appli· ances, floor tile and on and on. Home has 4 bed· rooms. 2 baths. rec. room. central air and garage 0n a flat lot. $47,000. #408 **********}}**~ ground .' '- 'r .• I Real Estate General ***********~ lf- THE REASON ~ COUNTRY STYLE! - 9 acres & modern ho~}0~ ~ WE SEL~ HOUSES... "Y" bedroom ranch wilh attractive .~itchen. living .if .if .·'' " flQO~S. FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM, FORtrl~L· DINING, 3 • NEW LISTING IN GREEN TOWIISHIP - Well cared for and it shows! 3-4 bedroom bi·level home just 2 miles Irom town includes cozy .family room, living room, eat-1n kitchen w1th 1bu1lt-ms, 2 full baths, 1 car garage with plenty ol storage. New Attractive' bi· de ck. Fenced in yard with over 100 rose bushes. level in great i restson alandscaped 1.5 · Maintenance free vinyl siding lets you entoy Y?ur acre lot in Kyger Creek schoools. 3 bedroomhome favorite hobbies. gootl nerghborhood. M1d 60 s. oHers family room wi t~ fireplace, livin groom with #238 fireplace an d 2 lull baths. large 2 car garage ROOMY SOUTHERN RANCH (2 story) wilh porch Electnc heat pump, blacktop road. Enjoy quiet country living for a ch ange. $74,900. across front. First !•vel has a 15x3.7 great room (liVIng room and d1nrng), large familY room with .#210 French doors, 4th bedroom or den, bath. com· plete k1tchen. Open stairway to second level that .,.. includes 3 bedroom s, bath, heated aHic storage areas. Loc ated Protection on 2.61 acres Elementary 1:W_ Ill' school Buyers Plan. near $62,000. -r 42 ACRES IN THE COUNTRY • Reduced! Owner anxious to sell. 5 rooms remodeled home, one floor, bath, front porch . Prilled well with electric pump. Paneled walls, ·carpeting, and lino. Hurry, priced to sell. $19,900: 11635 Service, Inc. A1hby · Construction. carpen · tery, remqdellng. room addition, cement block work. roofing, WISEMAN IS A ,HOUSESOLDI WORD ... ... - $9.48 hr. Medanal LIQII · P.O. lOX 110 . II!DOONfltLD, N.J. 0!1031 --~--~~~----· EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - 720 Second Avenue - 2 stor ybrickdouble. Downstai rsapart· ment has living room . kitchen, bath, familyor din· ingroom &2 bedrooms. Upstairshas4roomsand a bath. Monthly incom e potential ol $375-$400. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNIJYI $37,500. #!II SAU.fES irAiT <S HIGH A£ N.atlonal Training 446-4206 IUO·BASHAN ROAD Completely remodeled 1971 Salem mobile home. New house roof installed. New lurnace. hot water heat. 2 bedrooms, approx . \\ acre lot. $16.500.00. liEU WOII~N 17 •62 Tr-'n now lor• 9MfM!Inl mma lor Cily, C®niY. Stattlfld Fedeflllevel&. Write •lll(.lude Phone No. JIM STUTES- REALTOR DON'T NEED A HUGE HOUSE! Here's a special buy lor you. l h1s 3 bedroom ran ch prov1des en· ough space lor a small family. Good neighbor· hood. private lot. Family room with fireplace. Kyger Creek Schools. $44,900. #247 400 'GOOD STEEL PALLETS Real E1tate General home tor government e•~mi. • GOOD CONDITIONED 3 BEROOM HOME- Desi· rable location for work, Rio Grande & Gallipolis High School. Nice yard for children & garden area. Hold ing at $34,900. · #344 ' FOR SALE . 7397. . "446-3644 DAIRY FARM -137 acrescrop, acres pasture. 25 acres woods. Grade "A" dairy operation with milking parlor, 40x72 ba rn with 60 tree stalls, 20x60 concrete stave silo. ~I so36x60 machine shed·and 2 oth er barns.Thisisaproduc· live Iann umt with good buildings. Asll_$65,000. . #348 . Gallipolis, Ohio pools, wei, etc. call 304-178- REAL ESTATE FIRST i C1 6~~:~~:~ sibilities this home oilers! town, fine woodwork throughout with Fren ch doors. 1600 plus sq. lt. includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. large dining an d living rooms. breaklast area. small den and ca rport. Professional lands· capin g lront an·d back with multi·level deck. $56.600. #409 Sl. Rt. 35 West 2919. Real E. M. WISEMAN, BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446-9555 B. J. HAIRSTON. 446·4240 CLYDE B. WALKER. 245· 5276 LORETfA McDADE, 445·7729 JIM'S FARM EOUIPMENf '$1Q 00 vouR CHOIC Wtttaraon't Water Hauling. W·ISEMAN' 1972GMC 11/.1 ton truck . Good shape, runs good, 360 4 speed. ps, 8ft. by 12Y'l ft. flat bed. Good tor farm or misc. use. Call m; ·~ .Vi,.fjinia £ 8mith Jamd Boys,Weter Strvlce. Als& poolo fiHod. Coll814· 2511-114 ~ Canada~/ The W.Va. 54 MIIC. Merchandise 'Rotary or cable tool driHing. Coal, llm111one. grMI'el. etc;.. Most wtlll completed same dey. 'Delivtfld 1 ' ton , and up, Jim "Pump salu and lff"lce. 304· Uinlor, 304-876-1247 or 676· experience. Real Estate General NEW USTING - RACINE Newer ranch home on corner lot. Spacious livi nR room wrth beautiful fireplace. large mo· dern krtchen, 3 bedrooms. ba· sernent Excellent condition. large carport, con crete drive. $47,50000. '· RINGLES'S SERVICE . ••P• rienced carpenter, , electrlolan, mason. painter. roofing (lndu~· lng hot tar application) 304- 304·676·2010 pr 676·2842". SWEEPER and sewing machine 1976 Plymouth Arrow for parts. GoOd 4 spPed trans, new clutch ond pressure plete. $76. 304· E.M•in POMEROY,O. 992-2259 .&· w. Homa Improvements Waterproofing. Ph. 614·388-9908. ... Office................9U·2259 81 1976 Dodge Window Van, 3- ' 68-'72 Nova parts Contact speed. 226, 6-eylinder ' runs John attar 6pm Ph. 614-446· good, body good $860.00 Ph. 1 1_8:_88.:._._ _ _ _ __ _ 614-246-9524. ·1 8011 302 Ford, engine com· 1974 Chevy Sport Van. good plete with headers. 1 New car condition. reasonable price Ph. trailer $900 .00, 1 used 1360.00 good $600.00. 0782 . 24~4 . 85 676-2088 or 875·7147. 76 Vans & 4 W.O. Serv ices 5 p.m. , 1986 260 Big Red, GC $1 ,000 Ph. 614·388·9906. Reel E1tate General IIMIY [. Clttlftd. Jr. 992-6191 TrUNII •.... !149·2MO 1111t1t T1n1tr ..... 992·5692 614·992·7181 . 1979 Ford Range.-. Black, F150. running boards, cab lights. rl••<~clquarlers POIUOY - I \\ acres. nice 1 floor plan home wrth car· port, sheds. and cellar. Gar· tlen space and other nice features. Priced to sell at. _Self contained laid&- in camper. · Hous" ·calls on RCA. P.u111r. Sleeps 4. Can be seen at GE . , Spedallng In Zenith. Ctll &yracu t e on Second St. Call 304-678' 2398 or 814-446· 74 Houstny IIDIII.£PORT - Ni!:li home on a corner kit wrth garage and blsement New vinyl siding ~d equipped krtchen, fir~ place, shed. l'liced lor quick sale! MAKE OFFER $28,000.00. RON ' S Television Service , 1974 Ford F100 .. 351 engine, like new aluminum topper. needs some body work. Excellent work vehicle. As is $760. Phone 614-742 -2745 . NEW LISTING -Good 6 rm . one floor home near the Pizza Hut. 2 or 3 BRs. gas heat & riverview. For only $12,MO. _67 ACRES - Nice laymg • land at Sumner with mi· ; llerals. ; 4.15 ACRES:- Near Burlin· , , gham. 2 BR trailer 12x 65. ; ; IIi baths, range & refrigera· • tor. Only $16,000. • IIOCII SPRINGS - Good 7 nn. home in excellent rond~ tion. Birch k~chen. rook & bake units, 2 baths, furnace. basement 3 or 4 BRs, garage & lg. lot. Asking $41,000. 4.76 ACRES- Near Salem . Center. 3 BR ranch, ele. BB heat, carpeting & carport. $32,500. 100 ACRES - 2 oil-gas wells, minerals. 2 water taps on good road near Rock Spr· ings. $40,000. POMEROY - 7 acres, 2 BRs. natural gas F.A. fur· nace. panelin & t4 baths. nice condition property on Pleasant Ridge St. Asking $25.000. • . . 43 ACRES - 9 rms.• fur· nace, basement, bath. 3 car garage and farm bldgs Ask· ing $45,000. BUSINESS & BLDG. - 4 rentals. Can be made into six. Will sell without busi· ness tor only $40,000. BAUIS SUBDIV. - ~. zoned lot about 200x 300 for $13,500. IUY NOW FOR WRITE Off. CALL BRUCE AT 992·3325 BIADBURY - Recently re· modeled 3 bedroom home wrth partial basement. Huge equipped kitchen. dining area .and free gas to house. Also has 20 acres and satel· lite dish. Home Improvements, , 111iding win, sharp. Call miles. topper , running 1984 Chevy Cavaliar. 4 door. AT, PO , PS. 44.000 mil es. Cell 446·4380. .. 614·256·19a9. 1982 VW 15 speed with topper, 1979 Olds Cutlas. $1850 , or best otter. Cell 614-985 -3505. Good shape $3,000 Ph. 814- 1979 Chwy 304-773-5303. body rust. Call 614 -949· 291 1. 1178 Oodgt Magnum. S275 . C.lll14-742-2481 . 1982 GMC t ·15 Pick-up, 6 cylinder. longbed, 87,0.00 miles. day; 875-6969 evening. 1977 Olds Cutlass. auto, air, 8)CCtllent condition. Must sale Ph. 610-446·0498. i i11 Dodge Art., automtlc, WllhAC,4-door. 11,000mllike 1981 Olds 98, ilutomM:Ie trans·' mi..iono4 door, good condition. 2295. Bullaville Ad ., Gallipo!ls. 81 & Campers ' 1K& Mustang , 302 Sou lflgine. •Runs and lookJ gpo'f. Needs a little work 81 ,500 or beat offer, will co nskltf a trade. Ohio-Point 14•. 1986 1 89 Escape •90 Base lor Ray Knight 92 Russian plain 94 Venerable old men 98 Broadcasts 99 Prophet' • ' 100 Morset 1e11 a1 a 161 .Dog's rescralnlng · thong DOWN meal 102 River ducks 103 Dine 104 Anger 105 Evergreen 1rees 106 Descendan1 108 lnsec1 egg 109 Exls1 110 Compass poln1 111 Surfei1 112 Plo1s 114 Raeen1 116 Title ol respec1 117 Sleepingsickness fly • 119 Cries like a dove 126 Snakes 122 Dls1an1 124 Make race 125 Close 126 Fas1an 128 Cover 129 Supercilious 1 Writing tablet 2 Was In poor health 3 Cudgel 4 Printer's measure 5 Knock 8 Feather 7 Chan1ed 8 Paid notices 9 Nickel symbol 10 Grain 11 Apporllon 12 Foo1waar 13 Beard of grain 14 - OeiJm 15 Cos11y fur 16 Wan 17 St. rela11on 18 Concerning 19 Figure of speech 20 Sca1ter · 27 Limb 29 Among 31 Na11ve metal 36.PI1Ch 37 Choir vOice -39 Carousal 40 Orlen1al nurse 41 Microbe 42 Spice 43 Mongrels 44 Datum 46 Silver symbol 48 Emrance 49 Obllg811on 50 Ward off 51 Wide 52 King ot birds 53 Requite 55 Shelves 56 Musical lnstrumen1 57 Cowboy compe11tlon 58 Cqttege officials 61 - avla per!lon 131 Cu1 132 Time gone by 133 Walk on 135 Suitable 138 Measure of weigh I 139 Decrae 140 Individual 141 Sin 142 Teulonlc dally 143 Near 144 Soapslone t45 Type of cheese 147 " Falcon Cresr· co-star 149 Afternoon social 150 Forgive 152 Rest on the knees 154 Fragran1 oteorllllin fS6 Mohammedan nobles • 158 Elicit 159 Tanned skin 160 Brown, as bread 63 Ache 64 "The - Hun1er" 68 Spins 70 Leve11o 1he ground 71 Each 73 Realm 74 Tar1 75 River In Africa 77 European ermine 78 River In Germany 80 Paddles 81 Drinking vessel 83 Policeman: slang 84 Word of sorrow 87 Periods ol time 89 Strain 90 Blemish 91 Leases 92 Wl1hered 93 Grea1Lake 95 Shower 96 Cus1om 97 Cubic meier 99 locacton 101 Type•of juice 105 Swift 106 Highlander 107 Blrd's horne 111 Pierce 112 Dinner course 113 Quarrel 115 Unite closely 116 Sol1 drink 11a Short Jacket 119 Short note 121 Sharp, shrill cries 123 Mile: abbr. 125 Has1y repas1s 128 Malures 127 Recluse 129 Look fixedly 130 F.arned 131 Yellow ocher 132 Old-womanish 134 Macaw 136 Equals 137 Rubbish 139 Doom 140 Was In debt 144 Twftchlng 145 Dloc148 Sarles of games 147 Meadow 148 Sodium chloride 149 Aunt, In Madrid 151 Greek letler 153 Greek Iauer 155 B8110idl 157 Mysetl J ' ~ ~ •. ' •l ' r ,. l .. ' , I I ') ·' ':I " " i • I .... , ': l .. '' ' ' I " I ' • I ., I ' •• •• •• I .. ..•' -~ ,. .. ~ -· ~ II' ....... .. I I I ·:I • I • < -.I • • 'I I 'I• .. ; .' .. .' • I .. 'I' :. l. WHAT MORE CAN YO~ ASK FOR! GREAT LOCAT(ON IN TOWN, 3 BR. GAS FURNACE, 2 CAR GARAGE. RANGE, REFRIG . WASHER & DRYER, NICE FENCED BACKYARD. AND BEST OF All ONLY ASKING $25,000. . ' REDUCED! CITY SCHOOLS. 3 BR RANCH, 1\\ BATH. GARAGE. LARGE LEVEL LAWN, VERY NICE. REDUCED TO $39,000. ' "• I'' . • • :SUILDING LOT- Partially wooded, goo~ view only 2 miles ; Jrom city. Been surveyed and water lap paid fo r. Excellent to : ~uil d log cabin on. · ·.• : ~.40 ACRES MORE OR LESS - Vacant land. Located in c1ty · ~choot district. .. I' I' 9~ixed I : ;ONLY $1200.00 DOWN PAYMENT. rate. $314.00 : 'moathly payment. P&l 30 yrs. Nice 3 bedroom •.lg. k!lchen ,w/ lots ol cabinet space. LR w/ woodburner. C1ty sc hools. ; ·Priced 40s. ' PICTURE PE.FECTI2 BR RANCH WITH VINYL SIDING, NICE LEVEL LOT, R~NGE , REFRIG., FULLY CARPETED. CARPORT, . . STORAGE BLDG. ASJ(ING $32,000. ' . ::RIO GRANDE- Just up from Bob hans firms- $42.000 '- $1.260 Down Payment. $330.00 per month. P&l only : .30 yr. 9% fixed. - 1acre ground, 4·5bedrooms. 2 baths, lg. workshop, garage. I' • " I ' I ·- .' I :::: I il~l ! lfi·YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A FARM OR ACREAGE. GIVE US A 'CALL. WE HAVE LAND IN VINTON COUNTY. CITY SCHOOL DIST., NG, HT. SW & KC SCHOOL DISTRICTS. • ' I I GREAT LOCATION! MINUTES FROM TOWN. 3 BR RANCH WITH ALMOST 'A ACRE LEVEL LAWN. I \i BATH, LR & FR WITH FP. PRICED TO SEll AT $42,00D. . 1 WE NEED LISTINGSIII . There is still good qualified buyers. I I I ® 1888 United Fee1ure SyndiCate ~ • I ' • .' "' .,.. . . ·' 1 r �.. '-g1 D-8-The .•. ' ·' December 14. 1986. · Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. w. Va. · Sunday Times-Sentinel ' ' ' '< 1 ~--------~--~~~--~--~~----~----~--------------------~-~~----~~--------------~----~----------, . Gallia, Meigs ·to receive supplemental .·funds · : POMEROY - Gallia and United Way of America will Meigs counties have been chosen , provide the administrative staff to receive funding to supplement , and functiOn as fiscal agent. The emergency food and shelt'\r board was charged with the prograrhs in both counties. . distribution of $70 million ap· Gallia County received $14,6(l5 prolJrlated by Congress to ·help expand the capacity, of food and and Meigs County $11.671. The selection was made by a sheller programs In high need national board · made . up of areas around the country. ' affiliates of national voluntary Local boards, n'l.ade up ·o f organizations and chaired by, the members from various social Federal Emergency ' Manage- seryice organliatlons, .religious ment Agency. and the cham!M!rs SANTA TALK - Due to the Increasing amount of Christmas activity at the · Pomeroy Health Care Center, Santa Claus, pictur~d, and his helpers.,... senior cltlzens volunteers of Pomeroy, 1 partlclpanls ol the Meigs ~tired Senior Clllzeiui Volunteer Prograin, and center ~esldents - have established a direct telephone .line for area ., pre-,sch~olers and early elementary children who wish to phone Santa. The youngsters can call99:1-3567 for a chat wllh Santa and to relate their Chflslmas lists. The telephone line will begin functioning Monday b:om 3-6 p.m. dally, Mond~tY t!U'ough Frida:~;., ,until 6'p.m. on Dec. 24 Veter~ns have until Jan. 31 . , to apply for VJTA prQ~~un POMEROY - A reminder has $10,000 reim bursement on wages l:!een issued this week by Hugh · paid to the veter ans during · a Custer, Meigs Coun ty Veterans pre-determined training period .. service officer, and by Tom The employer es tablishes the . White, Gallia Coun ty veterans trainin g program. wages . and employment repr ese nt ativ e. selects the veteran to be trained. that eligible veterans have until Under current legislation, an Jan. 31.. 1987 to apply lor a employer ha s until Ju)y ,31, 1987, Certificate of Eligibilit y for the to begin the training program. E mployers or veterans interVeterans Job Training Act. ested in more information about To tle eligible, a vetera n must V J T A or other employment and have served during the Korean Conflict or Vietna m era. be training programs available to ' unemployed and ha ve been un· area veterans should contact Mr. employed for at least 10 of the Cus ter at 992-2820 or the Ohio past 15 weeks pr ecedin g Bureau of E mplo}lment Services at 992·6671 or 446-1683. •· application. The VJTA progr a m is adminis· tered jointly by the Vetera ns Administration a nd the Oh io Burea u of Employment Servi· ces. Throu gh VJTA. employers who hire and trai n eligible veterans may receive up to WiD you be eligible for farm programs? By Patty Dyer USDA·Soll Conservation Service GALLIPOLIS - Farmers who participate In USDA progra ms such as price and income sup· ports, Farmer's Home Adminis tration loans, Commodity Credit Corporation storage payments . farm storage facility loa ns. loan and crop insurance programs, and other p~ograms where pay· men ts are made for commodi ties produced by the farmer, need to prepare now for so il erosion control on all the land they operate to be eligible for th ese payment programs in fu ture years. . The Sol! Conservation Servi ce can help farm ers remai n eligible for these programs by providing Conservation Plans tha t oulline tillage and rotation require· ment s on a fi eld by fi eld basis. Fields differ in needed erosion control management because the fields differ in their soi l type, slo pe length a nd slope percents. To be. eligi ble for farm programs on any of the la nd that a farmer operates. the farmer mus t show tha t he is opera ting a ll of the highi.y erodible la nd follow ing a n approved Conserva· - lion Pian by 1990. Highly erodibl e land is land which is currently .eroding at higher than accepta· ble levels or has the potential to be highly erosive If current conservation pract ices are dis· c.ontlnued. This Includes nearly all of the Galiia County cropland except those that a re nearly level or only slightly slopingo Many of the conservation prac· lice changes that need to be made on Gallia County farms ca nnot be easily made in just one year. Farmers that think they need a conservation plan should contact the Gallia Soli and Wa ter Conser· valion District now'so that a lime can be scheduled to complete a Conservation Pl an to be imple- mented in the futur e. For assist· · ance , please cali446·B687. of commerce will determine conduct a n annual audit; prac-. • how t)le funds' awarded to each · tlce non-dJscrimlnatlo~; have : county are to be distributed demonstrated the ca pability to , among the emergency food and deliver emergency food and/ or: shelter programs operated· by shelter programs; and if they are local service organizations in the a private voluntary organiza tl9n, area. lhey should have · a voluntary Thelocalboardswillberespon· board. -, . sible for reoommendlng age ncies Qualifying organizations· are to receive these funds and any urged to ,apply and .. further addlt.ionai funds avilable under . information on the PfOgr~ may this phase of the program. be obtai9.ed ,by sontactln~ the , Under the terms of the grant Meigs·· 'Coun\y (:omm~siOners, • irom the natlona't board local 992-2895. Gallip.oli~ Area . governmental or private 'voi un- ... Charr:tber of Commerce. 44.&0596, tary organizations chosen to . or Gallia·Meigs Convnumty Ac· )'eceivefunds !lJUStbenOn'·profit; tiop Agen·cy at 9~2·6629 o~ 367· . have an accounting system 7341. • • '• . Birth 'Control; Cancer V.D. ~ • ~ • • ",'.. , •' 3 Sections, 20 Pages . 26 Centl 1 5 1 98 6 ' PLANNED PARENTHOOD . OF SOUTHEAST OHIO POAUROY: GALLIPOLIS , '414 St<Dnd Ave., 2nd floor Meigs Medi<al Building (a<roll from Veterans Hosp.l 992-5912 Monday-Friday 446-0166 Mon.·Sat. CLOSfD THIIISDAY " ~::A:J:•o:::J:a:c:k:so:n:·:c:::::::::A~th:a~n:•·~C~hi~ll=ic:o:th:e:·::~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 6-GII. Wet/Dry V8CUUm power deans e-..ertth,ng W•th e ~~: te nslon wands. 6·tl . hose. nozzle. dolly. '-'w&»li Stop in and pick up .y~r ~EE copy · ol our Hardware Gilt Circular &UI Portable Workbench has 6Wi ng ·UP front JCIWS 10f vert•CCII 2 42.99 49.99 clamptng. Fol ds. ~o~~u;oo 3x18-ln. Belt Sander. 7V•·In. Circular Saw has :J,~a- HP motor lor 700ft Pe' m.n· a h•gh-lrirqu e 2-H,P motor. ~Me~1~ ute belt 5peed JOLLY OLD ELF •• Santa made his round& through' Racine during Saturday's Christmas parade on the back of a fire truck. Guess the magic sleigh must have been In the shop. By OSWALDO BONILLA . MANA<fUA. Nicaragua (UPI) - U.S. officials said they have not been permitted to . visit an American, believed , to be the brother of a congressman, arrested on suspicion of spying on·a Nicaraguan air base for the United States. The man. identified as Samuel NesleyHall, 49, of Dayton, Ohio, was arrested Friday in a restricted are,a of Punta Huete air base, 12 miles north of Managua, Foreign Minister Miguel ._ d'Escoto said late Saturday. D'Escoto said HaU; who has played a role In supplying Nicaragua's Misklto Indian guerrillas, admitted that he was working for a private U.S. espionage ·company. "rollecting Information for the U:S. government ." A spokesman for the U.S. Embassy said the mission was Informed of the detentron but dld not know anything about the suspect or the activities for which he was arrested. · "We have asked for access to him. So far It has not been granted." said AI Laun, the public affairs TINY MISS WINTERTIME- Saturday's temperature was a bit chilly, but Kayla Pullins bundled up warm so she could participate . In the Rac;tne Christmas parade. · officer at the U.S. Embassy. "We have no the region In the past. He was very surprised. He independent Information on him." thought he was in the United States at the time." Hall is the second American arres ted by the Gessel said. N'o on'e offered information disputing Nicaraguans this year . Eugene Hasenfus, who that Samuel and Ton y'Hail are brothers. A statement from the Interior Ministry in admitted that he was running combat gear to the U.S.·backed Contra rebels. was captured Oct. 6 Managua. released by the Nicaraguan Embassy after his supply J1lane was shot down. in Washington, said a passport confiscated from the suspect contained visas for travel to Israel, D' Escoto said Hall might be forced to stand trial before the Sandlnlsta People's Tribunal that tried South Africa and El Salvador. Hasenfus and sentenced him to 30 years in jail for A U.S. government source in Washington said violating terrorism and public security laws. the information released by the Nicaraguan Following announcement of Hall's arrest. Embassy about Hall's passport "so~nds very reports surfaced that he was the brother of Rep . right. I know for a fact he's been in Israel and he Tony Hall. D.Qhio. Hall said he received ,no said he's been in Angola." · offlcl'al .word that ~h@ man ·"lll'r~ted ..l"l!A.•,hl& . , ''l'v!'. seen that pauport and ll!e.r~ly_ every~ 'brother, an Olympic diving medalist and a page is covered," said the source, who requested self·styled "guerrUla commander." · anonymity. But the congressman' s spokesman. Michael A U.S. official said that It was unlikely Hail Gessel, · told United Press International that could have arrived at Punta Huete air base by "based.on the Information we have and the news accident. The United States has charged that reports we've seen it's likely It's his brother." runways at the isolated base are being lengthened "Congressman Hall has known he has been In to accomodate Soviet military aircraft. "a After his arrest, Hall told authorities he was writer who came to see what was happening ln tlll' country," d'Escoto said. But after further questioning, d'Escoto said, Hall admitted working for a li.S. espionage company called " Phoenix Battalion" that was "collectin g info r mation for the U. S. government." D'Escoto sa id maps and sketches of the air base and "diverse objects of Nicaraguan military interest" were found on Hail, who he said was "advising the Mlsklto Indians." . "If someone Is gathering intelligence informa· lion, he cannot be walking around wlth good Jnt~l!.tl9~. " ~ ' Escoto said, "(Hall) wUI be . lnvestlgate!l in dep(h and possiblY stand before the tribunals. " Samuel Nesley Hall. the brother of the congressman and son of a for mer mayor of Dayton, is an Army veteran who won a sliver medal in diving at the 1960 Olympics in Rome. M..-n~ handy scales. .Lawsuit faults GM seatbelts HOMELIT£ 14"XL® AKRON iUPI) -The widow of Lois Baird,. widow of Dr. a prominent Akron neurosurgeon William C. Baird II, agrees with has sued the General Motors critics of the system who say the .' (:orp. and Its Pontiac division for belts allow a dangerous amount , $3 million In what is believed to . of sla.ck to accumulate In the lie the first trial challe.nging the ·shoulder harness and can leave ' safety of GM's controversial seat passengers with little or no : belt system. protection in an accident . Official claims Bush aide knew about deal ' ·14.88 9.99 2 -~ Slicing Knife Set incl b•ea e~tct~e MAlle •na 4-ln u bll l ykn.tewlt~ ~err altO 101111 lor· B·irt ITII,IIti •PIIfPQII illd~l) The >I I 11 0RIHO ' 1 Home Improvement Ency· ~ clopedl•ll'"n )'Ou coml)lelfll•n · , , r,uchons and lull ·ill us11111•onl o n • t:lO bog and amllltob! 011• 1 Shoe 59.99 ' S.01'8Wet' Tool Ctlnl h•s 121'r·l lrt. deep dra,...n,' tockable storag1 are• unde• th e lid , keyed cylinder _,liM lock fot exira security 7399 sCIII Saw/Sin••r 99.99 Ptrlecr tor locka co mpletel y whl!" Ir on! 3-Drtwer Roller Cabinet gane l ls cloud Orawfllr S. mea - sur e 23W•17Da3~H \" .... ,,o, 99.80 ·3795 . A) 10-Pc . Cutlery B•t *'*' ... ,. ..... s-. .......... . . ,. ... """",........... .... dill. ••·....- r...,.. ::.:'ilia :::~=-==· · """ Ill Ill . .. V.-IIP B•cll Brlllller SDiid Cnt-lrlllll COIIIIIM:MI, 8-111. 'lllllfl, H"" tTJihitkh , d1111 81tclon, N;ulthllltloelrntl. Ouilto,~~lllttn . ,, O'DElL .]iae N r VI I < >1 fo fia.6AX 'LUMBER CO. · I l , N" I () 111,11 ol l 'I I' I l M I II 0 Y Cl fvH N T ll L 0 C K ---- 634 EAST MAIN STREET, POMEROY, OH. PHONE 992-5500 . ' Now· Op~n 7:30A.M. to 5:30P.M. ~y-Friday Saturay 8 A.M. to, 3 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE VINE STREET AT 3RD AVE., GAlliPOliS, OH. PHONE '446-1276 Now Open 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Monddy·Friday Saturday' 7:3(! to 5 P.M. WASHINGTON (UP!) -An aide to Vice President George .Bush pressured Lt. Col. Oliver · North to hire a former CIA · operative to help manage a · private network supplying arms to Nicaraguan rebels, a White House official says. The official said Sunday that Donald Gregg. Bush's national security advl~er, received . regular progress reports of the arms·supply net· work and knew that North was directing the operation. North was fired from .his National Security Council post Nov. 25 for his role in the diversion of up to S30 million in profits from clandestine arms sales to Iran to the Contras through Swiss ba'nk accounts. Gregg has said that he did ' not know anything about. the private network until · the , former CIA operative, Feliz ·Rodriguez, Informed him ·of the operation In August. However, the White House official, who declined to be named, ~hallenged those . statements\ saying a subordl· nate regularly Informed Gregg about network activities. The official said Gregg knew that North had been · directing the private effort to provide military ana flnahclal assistance to the rebels, a . CIA·formed force fighting to overthrow Nicaragua's Sandi· nista government. North complained several times to White House asso· Vice President Bush elates last spring that Gregg was pressuring him to hire Rodriguez to help run the network. the official said. "Gregg keeps pushing me to take (Rodriguez) on," the official . quoted North as saying. Bush's spokesman, Marlin Fitzwater, said Sunday tbe vice president has asked Gregg to give him a chronol· ogy of . 'his contacts with Rodriguez, who used the alias Max Gomez.' "At this point there Is no Indication of any wrongdoing on Don's part," Fitzwater said. "Our Intention is to get all the information out about Don Gregg and his contacts so · there can be no question about hilt role." ' ~ • • '. ' • • . I • ""' enttne .. • • •Sliding f~t scblt.- No one refused services because of inability to pay. For Him ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT at y • Scrtining; ,...egnclncy ,· ,_sh; education and counseMg for individuals and couples. Boots THROUGHQUT THE STORE • Tonight, mostly cloudy. l.ow In th~ mid 30s. Light southwest winds. · Tuesday, mostly cloudy. High In the mld40s. Ch.ance ol precipitallon Is 20 percent. · Suetning; • ••' • 32-27-30-29-18-20 Frye • Daily Numlwr 103 Lotto CUTLHI"' ? My$tery? Specials Days 'til Christmas •services inciudl: OPEN TODAY , 12 NOON-5 P.M. • • '> Haroard • " {. rv~m~.l~e.~N~o~.;::~e~e~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~P~o~rnieirioiyiiiN'iiidi~ileipioirti,iOiihiioi~i,..Aniioinidiaiyi,iDieicieimiibieiriii'i~:i~iiii~9i~j;ji;;~iiiiA~Mi"i~miiodiiaitinci.iN•i.wioip~ii·il-: hobb, flll , do· it· fOUIU IIIII. lnd. 3 undln, dlscsandhckingpad. 611SP • 10 ..,.., Ohio Lottery r Your privacy is respected .·Your questions answered, - John Undcrwood, District Exten· sion Agronomist, will be one of the Instructors for the "Herb!· clde for Row Crops" class to be held Monday, Dec. 15, 7:30 p.m., at the Gallla County Serilor Citizens Center. He will be Joined for the presentation by Kent Harrison, OSU Exten· . sion Specialist In Weed Science. AKRON, Ohio !UP!) - The selection of Cltibank as lead agent · in the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. restructuring loan package apparently has offended ot her s in the bank ing industry. According to "The Bank Letter," a weekly publication of Instituponal Investor magazine, Goodyear's c hoi ce was not well· received among cert ain un.' named bankers. ' , 1 'DEllS GO®year's choice offends other hankers ' ' ' I , ' •• Something known as the "~indow·shade" feature, so named because lhe should~r harness can be lightened or loosened by tugging it slightly in the saine way a wt~dow shade Is adjusted, Is crux of the complaint a gainst the belts . Baird died in 1982 when the Pontiac Grand Am he was driving, with his seat belt fas· tened, ran off the road and struck a tree. The lawsuit has reached the jury in U.S. District Court. · Paul Lewis, a consultant in automobile litigation, has .kept close watch nationally on law· suits that blame the window· shade feature lor accident· related injulres. He believes the Baird suit is the first such 'case to go to go on trial. '" It's 'a situation where all the Amerlcan·manufacured automo· biles have the same or similar deveice, so 'lt's a fairly common problem , although It may not be recognized by people," Lewis said. Some critics say they expect injuries related to the design to become apparent very soon as more states enact mandatory seat belt laws. "The reason these injuries were not showing up is because so few peoplewereweartngtheir seat belts," sa id David Blss, an automo(lve Sl\fety consultant. "Now be pr~pared to see people being seriously lnjuredwith their seat belts on." Attorneys for General Motors ·COntend that the wlndow·shade design had "essentially no role" In the Baird accident. General Motors engineers testifying In the Baird case said that although there Is a potential for too much slack to accumulate, . typical movement is not likely to cause it. Pontiac owner manual contain warnings about the · potential danger Of excessive slack in the seat belts. Attorneys for Baird said the problem Is the manuals don't tell what Is excessive slac~. ON THE LIST ...:. A judge on the special court looking lor an Independent prosecutor to Invest!· gate the lrans arms·Conlra aid scandal said the panel has narrowed Its search, but the short list Is "changing every day." Legal sources said a le~tdlng candldale for lhe job Is Lawrence Walsh, right, a former federal judge In New York, depaly attorney general in the Eisenhower administration and a f~rmer president of the American Bar Association. Publlsbed reports said that Herbert · Stern, left, a retiring federal judge In New Jersey·, is also a candidate for the job. (UPI) Dole: Reagan nee,ds top legal advice WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pres· ldent Reagan s hould have a top legal adviser to assist him in the unfolding Ir.an·Contra scandal, since chief of staff Donald Regan does not have the legal background, Senate Republica n leader Robert Dole says. The Kansas lawmaker said he believes, " What the president needs Is someone to keep him advised," of the legal ins and outs of the affair, beyond the services provided by the White House counsel's office. ·" "Bring in a past president of the American Bar Association, some prestigious lawyer, someone like Howard Baker for example, to advise the president, take a look at all the documents and · explain to the press from time to time what really has happened," Dole said Sunday. serve as "de facto" chief of staff. Regan, under fire in the exploding con troversy over secret divers ion of clandestine Iran arms sales profits to the U.S.· backed Nicaraguan rebels, received a tepid endorsement from White House colleague Patrick Buchanan. concerning Regan. Lately, . Mic hael Deaver. a . former Reaga n White House deputy chief of s taff. has lx'en advising ·the White House on damage-control in the Ira·n· Contra crisis with sugges tions for a replacement for Regan, The New York Tim es reported today. Saying he did not know If rumors of Regan 's resignation were true, Buchanan, the Whit e House communications director. said, "He should do wha t the president tells him to do. " Dole said he spoke with Regan Saturday night and, "He said, 'I'll tell you one thing, I'm not leaving the White House." ' . Asked how long Regan would stay, Dole responded, "He didn 't Administration offl>lals said tha.t in recent days DeavE>r has contacted former Transporta· tion Secretary Drew Lewis to discuss his replacing Regan and has raised the possibility that retiring Sen. Paul Laxalt, R· Nev., a close friend of the president 11nd the fi rs t lady, would wotk with Lewis in the White House. Lewis, a P9PUiar figure in the Republican Party. is also close to Na nc:f Reagan . say." . · Dole said, "I think the pres!· dent's decided to keep Don Dole said that person - he Regan." Reagan, who with his wife, specifically mention ed (ormer .Nancy, attended a taping of the Sf!n. Howard Baker, R·Tenn., NBC·TV special "Christmas In who served on the Senate Water· gate committee more than a Washington" Suriday night, redecade ago - would ultimately fused to respond to questions .. - In recent weeks. adminlstra· tion officials and friends of the first lady told the Times. Nancy Reagan has spoken a lmost daily, a nd sometimes several times a day to Deavet, whose lobbying actiV'Ities are under Investigation by a Federa l grand jury. � 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 12. December 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 December 14, 1986 cremeens dean douglas gothard jones layne murray stephens