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New11J8per Support·law goes into·eff~l TOLEDO, Ohio CUPI) :- The change In the calendar represents a pay off for the lobbying efforts of members of the Associ· · ation for Children for Enforcement of ~upport On Friday, the first day of 1988, a new Ohio law went Into effect that requires all counties to open a Child Support Enforceme~;~t . Agency. The new agency provideS parents who need help , getting child support payments • with new rights and enforcement tools. The change was needed be· cause there no local government agency · that alone took on all child support complaints. "Back In March we went to the 1 ~overnor and the Legis ature and said there Is a big problem," said ACES President Geraldine Jensen. ''There are too many (child support) ag'Emcles In evel;'y k f lll coun tY and peop1e eep a ng . through the cracks." · Jensen said the single county agency now required combines child support divisions located In Is eaterlng hla eeeond term· Puquale hla Unt. Paaqule takes the place of •each county prosecutor's offlc~. bureau of support and human Richard Moore, who chose not to run for services department's child supre-election. ('ftmes-Senttnel photo by Lee · Ann port unit, all of which _formerly · Welch) · hand.led support cases. support order if he or 'she lives ·'People would go to the wrong out of state; obtain the right to agency. Their paper work would withhold current and back supget lost. It was a real waste of port froin a parent's pay , Income taxpayers' money and reallneffl· tax refund or other public assist· clent," Jensen said. ance; and establish a support The law was Included In the order If the family was deserted. · Jensen said the · new child . state's budget passed In July 87. It gives a parent seeking court· support agency was created to ordered support a right to re· assist more than 6()0,000 Ohio quest a state hearing to Invest!· · children who 'live at or.below the gate a child support case If the . poverty !~vel due to their par· county falls to take appropriate ents' failure to support' them, She . said more than $7 million Is owed action. It also will help parents locate to Ohio's children In unpaid an absent parent and enforce the support. Suplnort B ureau moves r The Gallla Courity Bureau of Support and the 4D unit of the department of Human Services have jointly become the Gallla County Child Support Enforcement Agen.cy effective Jan. 1. Bonita Hilton, supervisor, said a legislative act forced the two departments together to reduce duplicated action by both departments. • · .. The agency Is located In the basement of the Halliday and Sheets Law office, 19 Locust St., across from the Gallla County Courthouse. Business hours fot the agency are 8 a.m. to 4:30 .. p.m . Monday through Friday . The telephone numbers are 446-6177 and 446-6792. . . Checks should be made out to the Child Support Enforcement Agency . Hilton asks that clients not call In complaints until L..:::P;:;ay~e;;.r.:;.s.:;.ar:.;e:.;a:.;t..;.le;;.;a;;;s.;.t1;;.;0;.;d;;.;a.;;.y.;.s_la.,te.,f_o_r_th_e_ir_c_h_H_d_su..;p.,p_o_rt_p_a.;.y_m_e_n_ts_. ...J ·~~- DegQ.t!JJi~ ·in le~che~' strike a,U.MNMIMall , · · PoMENW - S'trlkiag Meigs ·Loeal· ·~1 ·P isttlct tea.c hers •ad · the Meigs Local School Dlltrtct Board of Education have been or,aued Into negotiations In an a~t to end the teachers strike ~3udge Charles l'<night as the ~ult of a hearing held In the Meigs County Common PleasCourt Thursday. The hearing was scheduled Thursday on the Issuance of a preliminary Injunction against the Meigl Local Teachers Associ· ation w,blch has been under a restraining order Issued recently ln. the common 'pleas court. The restraining prder' limits pickets to two at the entrance · of each scboollD'the district and forbids bare~t of employees; stu· deiUI . . . parents; among other provtsloJIS. . At~s of the bQard and the teacbers met In the chambers of Jlidee Knight and following the meeU.,, It was announced by RlcharctXIzma, attorney for the board. · Ulat an agreed entry would be 'fUecl. The restraining Order under that entry now becomes a p.rellmlnary ~llCitka• . • .PMil adiJKlon. Judge Knight filed an ord4!r to ' negotiate which reads, · lft part, "It Is further otdeled. pureuant to the O.R.C· .,Seetloll't117.6andpursanttothe Courfa ~ulty powers, that the Metp . LoCal SChool District ·;Rf Education and the t,kal Teachers Associa·. =. · . itob shall forthwith engqe In troom befbre•\he anl)ot~ncement · collective bar-g~lninl Jn 4 JOGd ot the~-~\!.@.~ maqa• faith effort tO reacll all'f!e111ent Me~ ~~~ g'i'<ntp upon au; outstanding' uilr~solved are clrculatll!f.-letter to lndi\1d· Issues. In the event, the part1f8 uals .and will seDCI copies tO·Rep. .are unable· .to reach agreement Jolyn Boster · alid other state\ by 10: 30 a.m. on Jan. 6,1988, they officials. They also plan to are ordered to appear ·at said contact the Ohio Board of time and report to the Court the Education. · ·' st&tuil of negotiations, at which One member of the group said time the Court shall consider that parents In the group want to such other further orders as It keep the school open and plan to deems required." · let the legislature know that this Under the collective bargain· Is a "political Issue"· because it lng law, a statute gives the judge all stems from the signing of the the authority, only If public collective bargaining law by safety Is In jeopardy, to order Gov. Rlchard .Celeste. · . ' teachers back ta work· for 72 Following Is a copy of a letter hours while bargaining con· which parepts are sending to tlilues. The State Employment Rep. Boster: · . Rel'atlons Board would then "I am writing you as a become Involved · and would concerned parent of children In · decide If the judgemadetherlght the Meigs Local School District. decision. • As you are aware, approxl· lftheStateBoatdwoulddeplde mately 2500 students in Meigs ln favor of the judge's decision,. Local Schools have been innocent teac)lers would continue working victims of a len thy teachers' for 60 days while bargaining was strike which began on Nov. 6, con'tlnued. If there · were , no 1987. · agreement reached at the end of "I feel that there have been the, 60 days, the teachers would . actions taken by our state gobe-.permltted to leave their jobs vernment In the past w.hlch set again. Jll(!ge Knight said that the stage for the current probaction along t.hese.llnes would be Iems, and hope the state govern!>a last resort QD his part. ment will take action to correct · About 20 parentS who are these mistakes. members of an organization "Many school districts, espe· called ''Parents for Education" clal1y those In small rural areas In the Meigs Local District, such as ours, face financial apparently formed recently as a hardship. It Is 'd'ifflcult to pass a result of the strike were In the school levy In an area where C()urtroorn ' for the hearing. taxpayers are already ftnanTeachers attending l~ft the cour: clally burdened by .poor eco- ' board .issues statement · parents have been threatened If respec{ the law and the courts, they ..-d their clitldl:en to school •114 that If one should disagree Ia enough. . with the law or an order of the "The fact that acts of vana.J. court, that one lllould work Ism have occurred Is enouglrl The ·within the system provided In our fact that arson was InvolVed In . Jaws or tliroqh the courts to the burninl of a Board me.uer'a brtDI al1out cbanp. Are our garap aDd van Is more than 1tudents leAnlillg these things from our atrlke? · enough. "The fact that parents, atu· "The Board hal made offers delltl and mem~ra of tbe which give the students and tile community have had to take dlatrt~t a cballee to survive lldn or to make declsiou about · without lleVtN ,..,ICtal crisis, IIIUel Ill which they dou1d aot and to llW tfaOIIIN their fQo .. _,_•I•..A to haVrbftft lllYOlved, lbare I addltfcmal tllouP· The fact that tllelt a,. .TJle Darillltl feel or nomte ' conditions; ' The bitter healt~. safety, or welf.are ()f the ~~lin~ left In a community as 'a public Is involved. We simply ~stilt of a violent teachers' mu!J have a better way to settle . st'iike make passing a new tax pro6iems between teactters <,~nd nearly Impossible. I'm sure the board than by allowing our . Y()U'll aaree that the children In public schools to be closed to Southeastern Ohio deserve the students. • same quality education as those "The Ohio Education Associa· In the more properous areas of · tlon Is encouraging teachers ' our state. I realize that there are unions In this state to force many constraints on the state boards of education. to negotiate budget, but the students of Meigs themselves Into the state emer· County cann9t be expected .to gency loan fund. As a responsl· set!le for a less than adequate ble, taxpaying citizen, I !lo not educatfon because of money. The wish to see our local schools voters in Southeastern Ohio negotiated Into Insolvency. The expect a level of. state funding · · OEA has also condoned violent that will ensure quality · actions by our teachers, tnclud· education. lng the destruction of automo· "I understand that · the biles and other personal property teachers of our state were given of administrators, substitute the legal right to strike through a teachers and non-cerflfisd per· collective bargaln!Qg bill pas~d soniiel, placing threatening by our legislature a · few years phone calls- to substitutes and ago. In my opinion, this was a parents,andtheverbalintimldavery unfortunate mistake. It Is tlon of children to discourage obvious that our legislators did school attendane. This has Jed to not have 't he foresight to recog- a total loss of respect for teachers nlze that the children of this state In our district, e'.len those who would pay for their politically have not been Involved in these popular action. I encourage you terrorist acts. There are many to lead a movement for the wounds to be healed before we revision o.f this law, which would will once again have a united enjoin a strike whenever the school district where the board of and students can work together. "lt Is my hOpe that you <'<In !Pod our state government to provide funding and revise our laws to · prevent such a situation from occurlng In Meigs. Local and other Ohio schools again. " A spokemanior the group said that the parents organizations aim to have 250 copies of the letter on Rep. Boster's desk in the very near future. The last negotiations session between the board and the teachers was held on Dec. 22 In Athens with no agreement hav· lng been reached. A fed eral . mediator at that time indicated that he would return for negoti ations only when one side or the other or both indicated they were ready to move towards a settle· ment. Robert Snowden, president of the Meigs Local Board of Education, said Saturday affernoon that attempts were being made to contact David Thorley, federal mediator working with the Meigs Loca,l strike negotiating teams and that there are possibilities of a negotiations session being worked ·out for sometime Monday In accordance with the court order. �. .. I ' • • January 3, I' Commentary ·and perspective ~ . January 3, 1988 ..• ' . A Division .of R25 Third Ave:, Galllpoli~. Ohio Ill Court St .. Pomeroy, (6H) 446-2342 . (614) 992-2l56 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' HOBART WILSON ,JR. Executive Editor . PAT WHITEHEAD .Assistaot Publisher-Controller .';·'\ - ., .1 . A MEMBER ofTb"e Unit~ Pn:.,s lnle;natlon~l, lnJand DallY Press Associ a· : Hon..and ttie Arilerlcan Newspaper Publishers As sedation.· • ' > • . t • m~mber.No t ) ., ' f; unsigned letters wUI be published. Letters sliould be In good taste, add,ressing issues, not personalities. · ' . . ' : Letters to the editor .. makes it even better. ' . Cllll me. UIOU. SNOWHN Hope you soar Don't like it C..lloHI s.... to · marv~lous then they start up again. Dear Dally Sentnal: We all know there.is a strike . · Schooi'used to be fun but It's not going ori a.nd I am going to school a·nymore. If 1 W\!re a parent and I had a child ·In Pomerpy or • but I don't like it. If you.had to go Salisbury Elementary, I would ; you wouldn't like It either, ' because 'the scab teachers can't not send my child. ; control the kids. ·For . example, · . Sincerly,' •:. you have to put up with, paper · Katie Sanders, fifth grade, Pomeroy Elem. wad fights and when the teacher ; tells them to stop, they stop, but . G, ' I new heights in this ...... 446.4HO marvelous New Year! ...... 446.4518 We're happy t~say, "thanks ·• for ypu r patronage. ....... ....• ' • 8 ' ' ..' ·RIGGS USED CARS .... . ••;\!· ' Two arrested for DWI ') • • < No room to talk ... In, reference to Michael Wtl:' fang's statement In The Daily Sentinel on the effect that there Is . no education taking place In the Meigs Local Schools. He has no • room to be talkin·g like that . because when I was a Freshman In his Algebra class I had to correct him almost everyday during class. So I guess the substitutes are doing as good of a • job teaching the kids that are attending school as the regular teachers would be doing. Furthermore when I was In school there were kids hanging out windows especiaily Wilfongs classes. He ls just trying to pull a fasi one on tl)e· people of Meigs Local School District. James T. Carsey Middleport, Ohio - GALLIPOLIS - In Galli~ County Common Pleas Court Tuesday, a decree of dissolution was given for Dena A: Russell and' Kenneth Russell, both of Rio Grande. · ~~List Alllll · CHARGERS 14RGE SELECTION , Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6 different c~tored granites ' Whatever your requireiJlents may be, complete satisfaction is assured with Rock of P:ges. 9 95 -. ,j USE KEIIOSI!NE OR NO. 1 FUEL OIL 20~ . .eus'l WINDSHIELD WASHER SOLVENT PROTECTS TO 25' BILOW 0 •· . . STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTS 446·~~~7 :;;;:;;::;~~~~ ==::...--1 LIFETIME STEEL AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS FEATURE 2,700 DESIGNS ••• ONE ·IDEAL FOR YOU! POMEROY - Veterans Me morial Hospital reported its admissions and discharges . Thursday admissions were Iva Cremeans, Middleport; Beatrice Don6hew, Pomeroy ; Allen Eichinger, Pomeroy; Lovie Watson, Pomeroy; James Baliey, ·Cheste r. Thursday .discharges were Kenneth Barnett , ~ssie Hendricks, Billie Hysell, Edward Thacker, Rose Dearing. Friday admissions were Franklin Lemle:.-; Portland; Etoilla Cassell, Pomeroy. .Friday discharge was Iva Cre means. EMS answers 12 calls POMEROY - Meigs County Emergency Medical Services ' units were kept on the move over the holiday answering 12 calls on Thursday and Friday . .. . Thursday calls Included: 1:07 a .m., Pomeroy took Beatrice Donohew from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 2:05a.m. took Leo Young from Locust St. , to Ve~rans Memorl<jl; Pomeroy at 10:05 a.m . took Lovie Watson to Veterans Memorial from the Pomeroy Health Car-e Center; Pomeroy at11:50 a.m., took' James Bailey from · Main St ., to Veterans Memorial; Tuppers Plains took Eugene . German fror'n Mt. Olive Road to Holzer Medical Center at 12:21 p.m., and at 10:34 p.m. Racine took Frank Lemley from the scene of a highway accident on Route 124 to Veterans Memorial. • . Friday calls Included: 12:23 a.m ,, Rutland trea.ted but did not transport Hugh Thompson on the Edmondson Road; Pomeroy at 12:55 a.m . took Etollla Cassell from the Pomeroy health Care Center to Veterans Memorl<~l: Racine at 3: 45p.m.,lnvesligated a possible fire ·at the Manuel G!l!!f!n residence on Third St.; Pomeroy at 7:12 p.m. took. Ernest Stockton from Hemlock Grove Road to Veterans Memorial and at 11:02 p.m. took Lester Hawk from the Senior Citizens building to Veterans Memoria); . Middleport at 11; 02 p.m., treated Loretta Lukehart at her home on High St., In Middleport. . Meetings planned in Meigs FOR COLD WEATHER. STARTS . . . Mayor's court report Box 1213 IN HEARING 417112 Second Awe. , : Gallipolis, OH. 45631 ' 16141 446-7619 Prof.ssional H~aring . . Health Care ·oFFICES 10 SERVE YOU . POMEROY - Twelve cases were processed In the weekly court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler. . ·. Fined were Richard Swan , Columbus , $113 and costs , intoxication; Eric Smith, Mason, W. Va. ,$63and costs, expired tags; Angela Curtis, Columbus, $51 and costs speeding. Forfeiting bonds were Thomas Spencer, Pomeroy, $48; Michael Lambert, Rutland, $48; A<bby Woodruff, Point Pleasant; James ·Huffman, Pomeroy, $49; John DeMoss, Pomeroy, $47; Brian Morrison, Long Bottom; David Kessler, Radmore, $44; David Riggs, . Pomeroy, $51, all posted on speeding charges; Donald Betzlng; Pomeroy, $63, operating motor vehicle without reasonable control. of potential jurors announced omer·ov Pll$tin:ilster Jim ;;;:s;l);:~i!tl:; duties at the post ottice Thursdaf following 21 yeats of •.W,rvi.~"­ Soulsby was presented farewell *lfts ·of an engraved sliver tray and a wristwatch from fellow employj!es at the Pomeroy facility. •Hearing Ev'atuatidnil for. all ~Television .listening Deages vices . •Hearing Screenings o'sonici Alert' Warning Sys· tams· · . · •Hearing Aid Fitting •Interpreting Service!! •He11ring Aid Assembly •Information and R_.arral •Hearing Aid Analysis •Hearing Aid Rental/loa!) 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I to a Saturday I .t~ 6 · • PLAZA PH. 335 DIVE IIICIIAIL - IIAIIlGII SALE e SALE • SALE • "" t-< 1:':1 • ""t-< ~ 1:':1 • ·'"' '1.r e SALE • SALE ~ Sale ~ ~ ,l ' The Alcove at Hardbacks Reduced 35% ""t-<~ Select books from all categories 1:':1 Reduced 35% • books from all categories ~ t-< 1:':1 1988 Calendarr ·Reduced 35% • . ""~ · •Cassettes & (SELECT GROUP) LP s Reduced 30% 1 !;; Select Gro,up • merican 'Greetings- Christmas ~ !;; Product Reduced 50% Christmaf Prtoduct • ·\ ~ Reduced 50% ~ h Stuffed 'Animals Reduced 50 • ~ (;; • (SELECT GROUP! Select Gift Items Reduced! St~le Ste~ni Mondtly }t~nuary, 4 ' .314'StcontLAvenue Ohio •SALB• I • - I Peace, prosperity, love and friendship ... mav all things that mean a woflder-ful · New Year be yours. :; GALLIPOLIS - A list of . polls: Samuel L. Bennett, 37 Gallipolis; Larry Shelton, Rt. 2, '~tenth¥ jul'qrS"·for g~and · and Smithers St., Gallipolis; . Patriot; Carolyn Sue ~Ulff.l;lox ;:,petit jurots has'beell an·nounced GaryC. Callihan; R.I. 4llox 165,' 304, Vinton; . :-In Gailla c;ounty. They are: Gallipolis; Virginia A. Taylor, John V. Mullins, Rt. 2 Box 206, .:t Mlcheal L ~ Trowbrid~e, Rt. 2 .. Rt. 3 Box 136?', Gallipolis; Anne VInton; Raymond W.,;,Smlth, .; Box 82, Gallipolis; · Lawrel)ce Rebecca Collins, Rt. 3 Box 21, Rt.2, ·VInton; Herbert'RA¥ Whit' .> Edward Saunders, Rt. 1, Crown Gallipolis; Elsie May Kuhn, Rt. tlngton, ESR: Gallipolis; Wll. City; . Dewetta J. Gay, 544 Ja ck- 3, Gallipolis; · Bernadean W. llam Lewis Gardner, Rt. 1, Box son Pk,. Gallipolis; Gerald M. Mcelhaney, Rt. 1 Box 135, Nor560, Gallipolis; William Lewis Fellure, ~6 Pine Street, Galllpo- thup; Charles David Clark, Rt. 4 _ Gardner, Rt. 1 Box 560, Galilpo' lls; Robert Micli'i el Haskins, Rt. Box 401, Gallipolis; Linda Sue Us; Allee V. Whitley, Rt.2 Box ~ 4, Box 212, Gallipolis; Evond D. Philiips, 579 Jay I;lr., Gallipolis; 219, Vinton; Joyce Ann ereSmith, Rt.1, Box 1875, Cheshire; ·· ,:Donald Ray Venatter, Cheshire; means. Rt. ·1, Northup;' Donna · 'Robert Wilson Keeton, EST, John Kevin GUl, Rt. 2Box 272A ; Lee Broyles, 85 · Locust St., Gallipolis; Reinhard J . Koehler, . Gallipolis; Yvonne C. Brown, Gallipolis, Linda Jo Humphreys, Box 60, Crown City; Nelson ESR Box 122·A , Gallipolis;. 542 SpruceSt, Gallipolis; Chri$Wayne Minton, Rt. 2 Box 208, tine Minnie Ball, BQJC 27 Rt. 2, VInton; Rul?y Togiesong King, Bea,trice Louise Stover, 29 Nell Vlqton; Dorothy L. Ray, Rt. 2, Rt. 2, PatriOt; Ave:,. Gallipolis; Virginia Lo- Crown City; · Delores Jean t. Fisher, Rt. 2 rainne Hanners, Rt.l Box 72B, ·, Linda Sue Trimble, P ,O. Box , Box 173, Gallipoli~; Ada ·Mae Northup; · Marsha Gail Williams, 16, Gallipolis; Stella W. Elkins, < Fraley, Rt.1 Box 295, Gallipolis; 2030 Chatham Ave, Gallipolis; Rt. 2, Patriot; William H. Wood, : •Samuel B. Hale. Rt. 4, Oak Hill; Jack W, Slone, 338 Third Ave, . Rt. 1, Crown City; Raymond B. ::. Atley McDaniel, Rt. 3 Box 446, Gallipolis; Candance Lynn Rainey, P .O. Box 92, Rio ; Bidwell; A'nnlsGraceCarter,Rt. Fisher, 2216Eastern, Gallipolis; Grande; Amy 0. Louden, Rt. 1 ::2.• Box 123, Gallipolis; Nettie Clara J . Hammond, Rt.1Box427, Box 132A, Gallipolis; Charles • Marte Bell, 50 Lincoln St., Gallipolis ; Robert Allen Wood , Eugene Withee, Box 39, Rio ·: Gallipolis; Allen Lee Daniels, Rt. 2 Box 203, Bidwell; Georgia Grande; Bernice I. Borden, Box . ;.•P.O. Box 22, Waterloo; Cat·herine . E. George, Rt. 1, Bidwell; 1, Bidwell; .Shelia J. Roettker, .:~Jo Donnaly,• , ESR Box 261, Carroll R. Carmichael, Rt. 2, Rt. 2 Box 89, Gallipolis; Thomas .; Gallipolis; .Arlen B. Brown, Rt.l Bidwell; Janice Jobes Car ter, G. Leslie, ESR, Gallipolis ; : Box 158; Gallipolis; Robert Ray 520 Spring Valley, Gallipolis; Johnna Jo Swaim, R_t. 1 Bqx 350, ::Sigman. Rt. 1 ~ox 117, Bidwell; Laban Rice Burrow, ,Rt. 3, Bidwell. -; Carl W. Glllespie, Rt. 3 Box 118. Gallipolis; William R. Bahr, Rt. > Gallipolis; Brerida Kay Meyrs, 2, Bidwell; Barbara Burroughs MONDAY. TUESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9:00 TO 4 :00 Other hours by apt. by calling 593-1455 PH. . GALLIPOLIS - Michael Allen Thompson, 19, of Gallipolis. was arrested by the sheriff's department Friday morning. He was charged with DWI and grand theft auto. Dwight C. Henrdrlcks, 43, of Easley, S.C., was arrested by the State Highway Patrol Thursday night alld sent to the county jail. He was charged with OWl, possession ·of marijuana a:nd driving without a llceris~. Michael A. Keffer, 16, of 425 Green Terrace Dr., .was cited . Friday morning for driving without a license . . Divorces .granted in court ' 352 .Third Ave. New Year's va~dalf,sm reported . GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Police Department received several complaints of.vandalism, criminal damaging and other criminal activity during the New Year's Eve. holiday . Damaged wlndsl)ields were reported Thursday night.to the . ·· . · ~. . · ·· . toUowing: -A Pontiac owned by Mary Plants·, of 631 Third Ave. · -A 1966 C,hevrolet pickup truck owned by Ann Sickels; of-354 Third Ave. · · -A 19760ldsmobile Cutlass owned by. George Nowlin, of701 Fourth Ave. , -A 1982 Volkswagen owned by Gloria Gather, of 735 Third AYe. . .. ..:.. A blue Chevrol!;lt truck. owned by Basil Holley,. of 503 Jackson Pike. · :... A brown, two-door Oldsmobile owned by Cecil.Watson, of 125 VInton Dr. . -A 1974 Chevrolet Camara owned by Jack Kelly, of.li Vinton Dr. Kelly reported to the police that he saw two unknown subjects get out of a brown truck and hitthe drlvel"s side of his windshield with a baseball bat. · ·· \, LE:M"ER& OF OPJNJON are weltom'e. They should be less than 300 words ·long. Alllettersaresubject to editing and must be slgn ·ed with name, addrt'6s and telephope t ,·\'' · Discharges, admissions named • GALLIPOLIS- A West VIrginia man was cited inanacc id~ml Thursday, ·at 10:37 p.m., at 918 Second· Ave., according to the Gallipolis Police Department. James W. Fielder, 16, of Poinf Pleasant; W.Va., was cited fo r not maintaining th e a$slm~d clear distance after his pickup truck. rear-ended a. car driven by Lisa Ann 'Zornes, 19, of Jackson. . · . · Zornes and Fielder were driving ·south on Second Avenue · when Zornes stopped · In traffic, wafting to turn left Into the driveway at 918 Second Ave. Fielder, who was behind Zornes, · 1 did not stop In time to avoid making bumper contact with Zornes' car. · . At the lime, of the accident, there was a steady rainfall and · water was standing In patches on the street. In other pollee news, Dow 1.. Bridgewater, 41.- of Zanesvllle, was cited Thursday morning (or improper lane use. Paul D. Ralke, 18, of Rt. 1, Cheshire, was cited Friday night for squealing tires . · · · · Edwin D. Woodyard , 22, of Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis, was cited for speeding. · tlon it Is not the substitutes fault : Mr. Taylor bas asked us to'help J ti It: weren't tor them, we would ; and most everyone has cJ)lp)Jed most likely have to d.o the 87-81! • In to do qls-her part! 'l'hatls great scbool year over which mean9 :;: enough by Itself - that students seniors would not graduate! •• . and teachers (subs) · can join I thank the subs as well as the together Ill a rough slutuatlon . board for reopening our schools, , and make It better. · Thank you from all the Melglil i would just like to state that If · · High School stude~tts. :~ . you are afraid your children are Signed · ,' _. not · the educa• Julie Hatfield. : To the Editor and ~elgs education at all. Our "new teachers" are ·doing their best Residents: This letter Is In regard to the under the circumstances as are leiter than the President of thge all of the students: There have Meigs Local Teachers _wrote. been very few problems betWeen I am a student at Meigs High the' students and subs. I will not School and I would justllke to say say there haven't been any, but that if It weren 't!or the substitute · nothing that our "new teachers" we would nb could not news· briefs:-----__;._------, ·Man Cited in accident .· • Student speaks out on strike Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va . ,......;...-~Area • Page-A-2 1988 e ~ .... ~ "'• OUR ONCE•A•YEAR· RE·IL·DOT SALE . ~ .... NOW· IN PROGRESS «:: "" ~ ~ .... «:: ""• Our Regular $23.99 Double Roll ' ~ .... ;;] • ~ ;;] • '-l "'-l ;;] • ~ ~ • ~ • SALE' • SALE • SALE • AU. FISI QUAIJTY, All SAl FS FtW. NO SECONDS WAllPAPER A·ND BLIND SHOP HUNnNGTON WV PARKERSBURG, .WV ClvtoCentw Garliolll A._ :IM-411-1065 · Third A,.., uroaolrom 304-525-7090 ...••fl. ' ....... p.m. . ,....... n..& Sat. 9 a.m.·S1:IO r Next to M.,.,.oiW lndge 'u..• ,.......,ri. 9 AJL.S.IO P.l. Sat. . t' • �. J' ' • ' Pomeroy-Middleport:-GallipOiis, Ohio-!'~ Plaa•nt. W.Va. Paga A-4-Sunct.Y .nmaa-Sentinel January 3. 1988 - - -·----Area deaths,_.;..__ ____:_________;._______ .. ____.;. .· • p.p1. SaturdaY. nounc.ed by Waugh·Halley-Woiid ' Services will be Monday at 1 the Hotel Martin, ' the Meigs 1 , In lieu of flowers, memorial. Funeral Home. p.m. at the Woods-Allgler FunCounty Infirmary and the Blue • contrlbut,Jons may be made to the eral Home In Springfield. The and Grey Reslaurant. She was a t! . GALLIPOLIS - Loulli.e . Eads Grandview Baptist Church . . Rev. Thomas Bell will offiCiate. · men\berof'theEnterprlseUnlted ·.; . Amos, 70. of 808 Fourth Ave. , lewis 0. Williams Burial will be In Glen Have!! Brethren Church. , G4Jllpolis, died Saturday at her Memo r 1 a 1 Gardens In · · Surviving 11re her husband, ;~ re-sidence. Site was · a Stella Mae Plaritz SPRINGFIELD -Lewis 0. Springfield. Willard C. Wilson, whom she homemaker. •Williams, 66, or Springfield, died Friends may call the funeral married on Oct. 19, 1937; two t• Born Jan. 29, 19171n Gallipolis, PT. PLEASANT- Stella Mae Wednesday In Community Hospl- h'ome Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. sons, Robert K. Wils\lllof Zanes- , she was a dl!ughter of the late Plantz, 47, Route 2, Point Plea~ tal, following a long Illness. ville, and William H. Wilson or Charles and Eva Brown Shewaum~mberofOurLady ·sant, W.Va., died Friday at He was born on February s. . Broken· Arrow, Ariz.; a sister, ·Burnette. . . of Mount Carmel Church, Its Pleasant Valley Hospllal follow~ 1921, In Huntington, W.Va., to M.,Wilson . Mrs. Marlyn Mullens;·Huntlng' Surviving are lour sons, JUnior Mother of Crucl11x Society, Its · lng a long Illness.' . Elijah S. arid Bertha M. ton, W.Va., four grandchildren · Eads o! Knoxville, Tenn., Larry senior citizens group and. · the .She was born July 29, 1940 l_n Williams. POMEROY :._ Anna M. Mcln· and two great-grandsons. . ;: Eads of GallipoliS, Charles Eads Hogsett, W.Va., to Marie Roush of -Gallipolis, and Roy Eads of ·Giardl11la D'ltalla Lodge. . . Frlencis may · call at the k He served In the Navy In Wo.rld tosh Wilson, 68, 520 Wheeler Sl)e was pr~eded In .death by - . Duncan, Point Pleasant, &nd the War II. He was employee In J)rlve, Duncan Falls, formerly ·of ThompSon-Farus Funeral Home i; Hellderson. w .va,; one daugh· her husband Michael Ferrante, -late William Worthy-Duncan. tet:; Apitaraye Shaver of Viriton; the paint department of Interna- Pomeroy, . ciled early Friday In Duncan Falls from 2 to 4 p.m . l, She was also·preceded In death tiona! Harvester (now Navlsta~), morning at · the Winter House . and 6 to 8 p.m. today. Services •, whom she married on October 25. five sisters, Ruth Robbins, Juan· Ita Milliron and Evelyn Woodall 1922; also; by a brother and two by one brother, ,Charles Lewis retiring In 1977. . · Nursing Home In Zanesville. . will be conducted at 10 a.m. ! sisters. Duncan. · He was a member of the Full Born Dec. 28, -1919, she was a Mond~y at the funeral home with • , . of Gallipolis, Eleanor Widget of Survivors lnclud¢ a son, Ben, of She was a · member of the Gospel Church, ·· the - Business· daughter of the late George and the Rev. Steven Harrop offlclat- , London, Ohio and Mildred Bates Youngstown; three daughters, Gospel Lighthouse Church and men's Fellowship and the Spring- Hattie Brown Mcintosh. While In lng. Burial will be In the Duncan •: of Adrian, Mich.; seven grandMrs. Allee Amsbary of Galllpohad worked at Pleasant ValleY field Chamber of Commerce. children; three step grandchildPomeroy she was employed a_t Falls Cemtery · :l . Us, Mrs. Mary Jane Scott of -Hospital. . ren: seven great grandchildren Poland and Mrs. Louise Calcagni Surviving besides her· mother his . Hefirst· waswife, preceded' death by NancyIn B. Halley and two step great of Youngstown; 10 grandchildren are her husband, Harold Plantz, grandchildren. · · Wllllams; tw<) brothers and one .. and five great-granqchildren. · Point Pleasant; two daughters. sister. She was preceded in death by Terry Bare lay; Frederick, Md., Survivors. Include his second two brothers, Willlam and ChaArney Plantz, Point Pleasant; Alice V. Folden wife, Kathryn Hart; · a son, Allen rles Burnette, two sisters, Hilda two sons, Howa'r d Plantz, Galli- Bruce Williams of Springfield; Faye Burnette and Marie Burke; OAK HILLAllee V. Folden, polis Ferry, W.Va., and Timothy four daughters, Mrs . .Pam Long two great grandchildren. 72, 207 Folden Rd., died Wednes· Plantz, Point Pleasant; five of London, Charlotte. ·starnk of Services will be conducted day evening at Oak Hill HospitaL sisters, Edna Logan and Betty rlngfleld, Patricia Ann LingbTuesday, 1 p.m., at Willis FunBorn Sept. 21, 1915 in Mason of Point Pleasant, loom of Minneapolis, Minn., and Duncan, both eral Home, with minister Eugene County, W.Va., she was the Sylvia Birchfield and Ruth Blrc ~ Beverly Jean Hutson of WaynesZopp. Burial follows · In Pine daughter of the late Prent and field, both of Galllpoli , ville; fou( brothers, Max WilliStreet Cemetery. Friends may Mary Eliza beth Saxton. VIckie Plantz, Huntington, ams of Gallipolis, Harlin Willicall at the funeral home Monday, She Is survived by her husband W.Va.; four orothers, Eugene ams of , Crown Cl ty, Deayton 7 to 9 p.m. Johrr, two sons, Bill of Columbus Duncan, Burl Duncan and Don Williams of Gallla County, and Duncan, all of Gallipolis Ferry, BIUie Ray Williams of Greasy and ~ohn or Thurman, and four ' grandchildren. James . Worthy Duncan, Apple Ridge; nine grandchildren and William T. Buchanan Funeral service were Saturday ,Grove, W.Va.; four grandchild- three great-grandchildren. 1 p.m. at the Mayhew .Funeral ren, 11 nephews and 12 nieces. COOLVILLE -William Tho· Home In Jackson. Burial fol· 1 30 miJ.S (Wig) Buchanan, 79, CoolServices willWilcoxen be Monday at : lowed at Hill Cemetery In p.m. at the . Funeral I . vilJe, died .Friday at O'Bl~ness Thurman. Home with the Rev. Bill Banks Hospital in Athens. and O'Dell Bush officiating. He was born In Meigs County, a Burial will follow In Forest Hills son of the Ia te William and Mary Delphia A. Jividen Cemetery, Letart. Tribbett Buchanan. Friends rnay call at Wilcoxen . · Su!Viv.lng are a brother, RICHWOOD, Ohio - Delphia F"uneral Home Sunday from 2 to4 George Buchanan of Hocking· port, and .,several nieces and Allen Jividen, 91, Richwood, and 7-9 p.m. nephews. Preceillng him lnd~ath .. Ohio, formerly of Putnam besides his parents, were four sounty, W.Va., died Thursday , Mary D. Porter sisters, ~etha j{imes, Vlna Bal- · .after a long Illness. ley Lottie Chutes and Zona Lee She was born April 16, 1896 In ARLINGTON, ' Va. - .Mary and a brother Floyd Buchanan: .Putnam County, a daugl!ter of Dorothy Porter, 84, of Arlington, Friends may call at the White the late Alex and Bessie Russell . Va., _died Monday, Dec. 28 at Arlington (Va.) Hospital, followFuneral Home after 1 p.m. Allen. . sund~y. Graveside rites will be _She _was a member · or the ing a limgthy 11111ess. held at 3 p.m. sunday at the Grandview Baptist Chruch, Red· . Born.Feb. 27, 1903 in G~!lliPOIIs, Weatherby Cemetery with the · Jtouse, W.Va. she was the daughter of the late Rev Roy Deeter officiating. She was preceded In death by James Sherman and:. )lowena ~ · · her husband, the Rev. Harold Booton Porter. •.• . Jividen; who died May 2, 1979. · She attended ·elementary and • Franklin D. Childress She Is survived by two daugh· other sc.hools In Lexington, Ky., · ·. ters, Delores Ward, Waldo, Ohio, and later attended business MIDDLEPORT - Franklin and Margret Nease, Eleanor, schools. She studied art at the •• ·Delano Childress, 54;'formerly of W.Va.;, four sons,• Ernest Ji· Clnlnnatl Academy of Art, Chi'' ·custom COIW8!1ion by ~l'\liRr. blue & silver. equipmll!t ;,dud• 1(-8 eng., ~to. 0/0 tTana.• air Meigs Coun't y, died Thursday at · vlden, Richwood, Ohio, Alvin cago' Art Institute, ColufllbUs cond .. AM-FM ri•BBtte stareo, dlt wfleel. cruise control, pciwer windows. ~ doat locks, alum. Johnson City, Tenn. Jividen, Bancroft, W.Va., Hansel School of Art and when, In 1945, -M.elllis. 4 captain's chairs l!o fold down sofa. oak peckll(le. window blinds, cul1llins, CB Recio ·end 'ne was a-coal miner. was born Jividen, Hometown, W.Va., and · she went to Washington D.C. as a in West VIrginia, Aug. 18,1933, a -~ Otis Jividen, Marion, Ohio; one Navy Department stenographer, 'l WAS &16,900 ABSOUJiTE PRICED AT son or the late Hobart and Della sister, Mary Deweese, New Bloo- art studies continued there. ~~ Napier Childress. mington, Ohio; two brothers, . For 23 years, she was em· Surviving are a daughter, Ernest Allen, Marion, ·a nd Ro· plQyed -by the Federal governHazel Mae Childress; two broth·· mey Allen, Washington Court· ment In various agencies, retirer~. William Childress of Delahouse, Ohio; 27 grandchildren ; Ing In 1965. ware, Ohio, and Douglas Chil- 42 great-grandchildren and three She Is survived by a brother, dress, Florida; three sisters, great· great-grandchildren. James S. Porter Jr.; two neMirgaret Elias, Siler City, N.C; · Services will be Sunday at .2 phews, David Porter of WashingLoretta Richman, Charleston, p.m., at the Raynes Funera1 ton, D.C. and J.S. Porter III, of W.Va ., and Jessie Ruth Tread- Home, Buffalo, W.Va., the Rev. Columbus. She was preceded -In way, Wayne, W.Va.; two aunts, William "Bud" Hatfield and the death by a sister. · Ella Schultz, Racine, and Julie Rev. Gene Jividen officiating. She attended the Episcopal Clark, Detroit, and several nle· Friends may call at the Raynes Church in Arlington, Va. ces and nephews. . Funeral Home from 2 p.m. to 9 Arrangements will be anHe was preceded In death by his parents, his wife, Mary In 1984; a brother, Miles, and two ststers, Gladys Hurley and KatA Message From The Bible . . . hleen Kincade. THAT FORM OF DOCTRINE 4 door 011d8n, white with glll'f IIIIIour inlllrlor. II-8 eng.. arto. lnlils.. air cond .. Am·FM c • -• - · Graveside services with the William B. K ughn tilt wheel. cruise control. poiNer windows. p - door locks. ~elav wipers, wire wheelcovet'l &just Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral "But God be thanked that ye were the servants of sin. but ye have obeyed Home In charge will be held at 1 12 }rom the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you. Being then p.m. today at the Letart Falls TRADE-IN WAS 1,900 NOW JUST r~1ade free from sin. ye became rhe servants of righteousneJS" (Rm. ~:17 . 18 }. Cemetery with John Evans What stands between the servant of sin and the servant of righteousness? officiating . Ohio-Point 1: Ann. 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One slip and you're· to be well above that a1;110unt, gone;" . .. ~ said Civil ' Defense officials on He said rll!l-<>ff water from Oahu, the main Hawaiian Island nearby mountal!ls and bOis waa . with some 1 million peo!!le. not being absorbed bi!cause of an already saturated condition at · "Through !benight, we had a fairly steady drizzle, but It was lower levels · caused by other · · ·' .· . . · ' nothing to compare .,vith (the recent heavy rains.· "Over the last · two" to three- · c previous) 'nil\'bt,'' said Joe Reed', ' 0 l djsaster preparedness coordlna· week periQ\1, we bad accumu· ··. . , . • .· . tor for the Civil Defense. Ia~ ,12 to 15 Inches," Reed sal<!. · · · · · ''There's a high wind warning, ''The ground was really soaked.' MANILA, PhUipplnes (UPI)- I Ji'ollce IILZamboanga:cl ty ,;;ld . and Jt's kicking ~a few tree The flood' caused ODIC' sl~lng. Communist rebels killed a se:"r ambushesNewYear'sEvelnthe limbs, but, overal t's quite an subdivision street to cra,ck open cond political ~ figure . In the province, mUitary spokesmen In Improvement." . , by as much as 2 feet · In some souther11~ Philippines hours beZamboanga ·aty sal<! t~ay. 'There were no casuaiUes dur· areas, officials said. A' ruptured 'fore the enfl of a two-day hollt;lay NPA re~!s also were suspected . lng the steady New Year's Eve drainage lllpe sent a wall Qt cease-fire, while 15 people died In the murder of .a . pollee downpour - which put a damper · water down the street and .· ~SNOW -RAIN ~SHOWERS and more tluin 2,000 were Injured patrolmen In the province Tburs· on .the Island tradition of setting several vehicles were swept FRONTS: Warm "Cpld -'Static . . during New Year's revelry In !be d_ay night. · off. fireworks at midnight- but down 1and piled atop each .other capital, authorities said today. In Manila, a deafening night· nearly 3,000 people were forced several hundred yards away. ·., Map shows mirimum temperatures. At !east SO% at any slladed area IS forecast to rece.ve preopitacan indiCated • UPI The .military blamed "spar· long barrage of gunfire and to evacuate thfe'ir homes and . at, After touring the . area New· row" assassins oftbe communist Illegal fireworks thaI fogged the least 876 of them checked Into Year's Day, Gov. John Wathee; WEATHE~ MAP- Rain will extend from South Cantina across New People's Atmy for the alrtosa)utetheNewYeilrtook15 'emergency centers s.e t up by the said, "The wind, rain and flood~ northern Florida and Alabama and along tbe remainder of the Gulf Friday afternoon slaying .of act· lives and Injured more than 2,000 CIVil Defense, the Red Cross and ., lng has hit portions of the lslanC., of Mexico coast. Rain will also reacb along the soutbem Oregon lng. mayor Pacifico Ocaban, the people, pollee said. . the Saivatlon Army. . · .very hard. Very clearly,' this Is IL; coast and the northern coast of CaiUomla. Snow showers Will be second pol!tlclan kllle<l In two No reliable. totals were avallil· · Reed said about 40 revacuees . dlsas ter. After I receive a fu!f, scattered over the lower Great Lakes and acroa northwest days In Zall)boanga del Sur ble from l)ther jurisdictions In the · stayed at one center Friday Inventory of damage from theMontana. Winds will be strong and gusty over the northern Rockies · province, 500 miles south of metropolitan area, but one death night, but that mostleftSaturday city, I will proclaim' It so." ' and the northem Plains. Manila. was reported In suburban Quezon morning to return borne or to ijonolulu Mayor Frank Fast · ' an unidentified gunman klllild City and . many others were stay with relatives or friends. describe<! the damage as !hi!, Ocaban while he attended a feared. The National Weather Service worst he bad seen ln. the 44 year!t' cockfight In 'the town of San · Some of the deaths were said the forecast for the area he has lived Jn Hawaii. He lateJ; Miguel. The murderer left a note attributed to gunshot wounds called for occasionally sunny Issued an emergency declaration. that said, "The OIC (Officer In from people .firing weapOns to' periods with brief showers and for the hard·hlt area, saying By United Press International Charge) caretaker Is our welcomethenewyear. Manylost continued hlgb,wlnds. • "Imminent danger continues to: Esther Schaefer, owner of Super· enemy.'' fingers when fireworks exploded Al. t hough the rainfall count was exist to life and property." • Much of the nation shivered lor's East End Cafe. "It could get Ocaban served as mayor In San · ln their bands. •• from another arctic morning of even colder and lt' wouldn't freezing cold weather Saturday bother them. unless their cars Miguel during the regime Of I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ousted president Ferdinand 'Mar· II from the Carolinas to Callfornla don't. start.. that's the main cos. He was recently reappointed and the upper Midwest to Texas, thing." although temperatures warmed Saturday morning, the wind . to serve as acting mayor until local elections Jan. 18. up a bit during the day ln some cbllllndex In Cblcago,was stlll17 Mayoral candidate Jose Ge, northern states. degrees below zero. Many emer· romo was gunned down Thilrs· Alamosa, Colo., reported the gency warming centers In the day as he ended a campaign nation's coldest overnight Windy City, opened New Year's speech ln the same· region, temperature for the · second Eve as the tempera lures began shattering the quiet of the go· straight day, when the mercury to plummet, have been filled to vernment's 48-bour holiday "mO· hlt a record 31 degrees below capacity since. ratorlurn" on attacks against the zero. It was 25 below at Butte, Ohio was blasted with Its NPA . . Mont. , and 14 below at Elizabeth, coldest temperatures of the sea· Two soldiers and two members Til. ... . son Saturday morning, with of the Clvlllan Home Defense Wind chlll read ings remained readings in the single digits ln below zero across much of· the most major cities throughout the .. Force were killed ln separate upper Midwest and . northern Buckeye State. ' .'It's colder than rr======:;::====~ Plains, where a blast of arctic air Oklahoma's offense," joked a on New Year's 'Day gave many Cincinnati (:offee shop walter, cities their first sub-zero read· · referring to the Sooners' loss to ' lngs this winter. Mlamlln the Orange Bowl. In Superior, Wis., the tempera· Frost covered more than two· ture was 2 degrees at 10 a.m. with thirds of' the nation during the a wind chill of 30 below, but morning. Low temperatures people in the extreme northern dropped below. freezing ·from Wisconsin town are used to cold much of VIrginia ·and the western temperatures. portions of the Carolinas to the · "It's about 30. below and Y(e higher e)evatlons of eastern have a full house here," said ·California. '. • r1ver Jamay 3, 1988 Ohio Point·Piaeunt, W.Va. . • • • • HONOLULU (UPI) - Skies East Honolulu residents· ven· cleared over . Oahu and inost lured out to get il closer look at evacuees returned horne Satur· • boulder-littered · and · caved-In day as disaster teams began· streets where cars were tossed surveying damage from the about like toys In the storm that worst wind-driven storm to bit dumped more than 17 ·Inches of the Hawaiian Islands In several rain In some areas during a · decades, officials said. 24-hour period that ran through • Section . J January 3, 1988 . and.the Ohio River s~ 1987 - A year of·strikes;· elections, 'fhe Meigs · Local Teachers attendance by students. School ·. Association, on strike since Nov. officials noted that teachers of. 6, continued Its action as 1987 ·· the district are obeying provl· came to a close. SchoolS reo· slons of a restraining order pened with substitute teacners on ls~ued by the Court. Meanwhile, Dec. 21 and on the final day of charges of vandalism are pend· classes for 1987 (Wednesday) . lng tn local courts against sev· officials reported 55 percent .; era! school teachers. • Another arctic mom Gallipolis LOck I being expanded and renovated ,l>ver the next nine years,, The t· DON'T MISS . OUR BIG ·JANUARY CLEARANCE SALEII , . SAYINGS 1:HIOUGHOUT · THE SIOIE. Sentence reduction· . for convicted killer · angers W.Va. police . OPEN. . WHEELING, W.Va . (UP!) The ne~ year finds· la w enforce· ment officials in Ohio County, W.Va., fretting ove~ West Virgl· nla Gov. Arch Moore's reduction of the prison term of convicted klller Carla Webb Daniels of Belmont County, Ohio. By reducing her term of five to 23 years to a minimum of three ' years and 11 months, Daniels co uld go before the state Board of Probation and P arole this week for a hearing, prepara tory to gai ning her freedom. Upon learn ing of Moore 's decl· s ion, Ohio County officials reacted with dismay and said the 26-yea r ·o ld Bellaire, ·Ohio, woman should not be set free, beca use of run-Ins with police. •'Based on our experience with her over th e years, she doesn't belong on the streets as far as the pollee department is concerned, and we 'd be against parole for her," sa id Wheeling Police Chief Edward We ith. The chief said Daniels bas · 'been a problem for us around here for years." Daniels, who once lived ln East Wheeling. was convicted in Au· gust 1984 of second-degree... murder in the death of Kenneth Lawson, 27. of Wheeling. Lawson was stabbed ln an argument whilch flared after the vlctlm a llegedly stole $10 from Daniels, prosecutors sa[d. Moore abbreviated the 1984 sentence four days before Christ· mas . The governor also reduced the sentenc es of four other prisoners. "I am of the opinion after carefully considering the forego· ing and an . other pertinent matters disclosed by the record that relief should he extended to her (Daniels)," Moore's decree· said. • A spokesman for the board said Daniels "will he ellglble for · parole consldera tlon on .o!: about" Jan. 4, since she has been ln custody since February 1984. She surrendered to authorities two days after Lawson died on Feb. 25, 1984. The Department of Correc· tlons put Daniels In a work· relea~e program In mld-1986, allowing her to leave the Ohio County Jail unescorted during the day, said Ohio County Sheriff Arthur McKf11,We. 9:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. .,•' . ~oristruction begins ' The Galllpolls Lock and Dam l~ WaiOOIIIII rn The Maw Year With ABang I beginning Is a new lock, and the· and earth-moving began· shortly renovation· of · the existing. · thereafter. A number of.national Ground was broken on Nov. 7. dignitaries were on hand for the #. ceremony, Including United' States SeiiBte Majority L~ader Robert Byrd, D·W.Va. Bridging the Ohio River.at .Pomeroy ) •I ' fjT~mbling ' )down ·••. . :; · Mlrac~IQusly no one was killed : cr seriously Injured when tons of · boulders fell from cliffs overlook· : jng Pomeroy on West Main St. on . S]lnday afternoon, Nov. 29. The rocks cr'ushed a section of a . • trailer and fhe end of the old • Sliamnick Molei'Wben lheycarite clOwn' 'ahd tpre Into .lell~ neb'l)l 411o· wl!lilit,elec:trlclty or Ievli~.illl ~a~ li,ervlce for seve ~~l;~!i~:~· Tl!l\ boulders fell ju~t ;1 the diii\litmas parade ~ mo·vea thro!Jgh Pomeroy. ,• MONDAY -FRIDAY Now's the best .. time to stock up on fine · winter clothina ON THE '"T" IN MIDDLI!PORT ·ohto County Prosecutor Patrl· cia Valentino Kutsch said some citizens, among them Lawson's relatives, have complained about her .being "out In the streetS.". ' 20·50°/o DR. A. JACKSON BAILES OPTOMETRISTS DR. T. JAY BRADSHAW Visual Examinations - Glasses Children's/Pediatric Vision Low/Geriatric Vision Contact Lenses - All Types • • ' The 60-year old Pomeroy· nearly five months. Cost of the Mason bridge which links the project to put the bridge In goo<l . communities of Pomeroy· condition was $1 .39 million. It Middleport and Mason, · W. Va. closed on March 30 and repened was closed for repair work onAug.24. Despltethefactthata ' '" 12-car ferry was put Into opera· tlon, 20 hours a day, seven days a ' week during that time, the Inconvenience resulted in eco· nomic losses to local merchants. • .Holzer (:linic expansion completed 2 5% othportcoatR: · w1nter wetgn ·pure woo; & year-round weight blazers reg . $80-$215 . 25% off suits pure wool & wool blends ·reg. $175·$425 now$60· $161 now $131·$318 H Suits .-,;;.;w-=::....:=-. ·' OPEN SATURDAYS- CLOSED MONDAYS. Evening Hour By Appointment TWO OFFICES FOR CONVENIENCE ,,. ' ' 250 2nd Ave., Gallipolis - 446·3300 110 Mechnr'~ - St., Pomeroy. - 992-3279 • The multt-mUIIon dollar expan· FIRST BAPTIST . CHURCH . structed at· a coat of approxl· mately $3 million. The expanslqn added 40 percent more fioor space to the existing clinic. •'I ~/ ·' 2o% ~r. tlt.\~~hirts now $22.40-866.26 9:15 ..................... SUNDAY SCHOOL ' 10:00 .................MORNING WORSHIP ru&~o/~a?lt p~KlY'r'~rtoats · reR. $65·$150 ''CHRISt: THE LIGHT OF THE.WORLD" now •4&.16-•112.60 1 MESSAGE BY Dl. F.D WIWAMS 6:00 .............. EVENING Blli.E HOUR • 26% to 60% off ori all ladles' wear IUits drauea coats eweatere · blouaaa puren robe a giOVtl alack• . Levi'• lllppera · EVERY ITEM IN OUR STOlE REDUCED • MESSAGl IY DR. FlED WWAMS ALVIS POUAID Alsodatt Pastor 'ii / .. OPIN Dl. FlED WILIAMS, A.D. Ohio Valliy Christi• Schoal MOl. &Ill. Ill.-I,... WE PREACH CHRIST . ' ' Emergency Services levy passes 'Gallla County was faced with a dllelllllll! -pass a levy or lose Its ambulance service. The voters of the county passed the levy, which now $16-$42 THIRD AND LOCU.ST ''CHIIST: THE LIMB OF GOD" rlbbon-cuttln.a ceremony. Groundbreaklng was May 28, 1986 and the · facUlty was con· l 20% off sweaters V-necks, cardigans, pullovers reR. SZO·S53 AT . · slon of Holzer Clinic In Gallipolis ; was opened 1 Nov. 5', with' a • YOU ARE WELCOME < f .. ~luded II . 1 ·Meigs teachers ·· picket e • .• · . . Phibppme rebels.break tru'ce. · ·"reve ' 1ry more . ·..dea· d)y.· h l.d.ay • . funds all agencies which were supported by .Federal Revenue Sharing. Members of the EMS went out to the communitl:' to explain their services - what they provide and bo.w they serve the area. · 25%.off overcoats our enme couecnon single & double breasted styles . reg. $110.$275' now $82.60"8206 ' . ~~~ :H . " .. . 20% ofldrea shirts rea. $Zl·m ~ now 818.80-$23.20 .. zen. otf·meri'a belts, und.,...ar tiM, ·eooka, PI'.IINI I Levi'I AT LEAST 200fo ' . ' ~Royal ...................... -.. . -.. . iii e~pannon • The tlr8t phale of a plaluled =~od!Uon dou.,r expen"km of complaled Ill the fall. Tilt lm· tto.l .teciUUes at tbe mente 11ft' complax lllellldll ~C!,I~Il):'a Royal Oak anmelhlna for everyone incl ~·-• juat autll4e featWII I 30 X 80 IJidoor twlm· ... wltltai~Gapu,.a lab, I ~ 1111 Gallipolis . Judgeship changes ) The Municipal Judge's position changed In the November election - JoGeph Cain, who was prosecutin1 ·attorney In Gallla County defeated lncumben t " Judge James Bennett. Cain was sworn ln as judge Dec. 30 . l , facottlel, Pll't)l81111 d11111~ • I ' ' ' . �• • January 3, 1988 Ohio-Point Pleli..m. W. Va. Tnnea Sentinel ·wiOiams-Alonzo MII..FORD, Ohio - Angela Parzl Alonzo, daughter of · Dr. and Mrs. R.H. Alonzo pf Gal!lpo· ' lis, bee am~ the bride of Timothy A. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton :E.· Williams on Oct. 24 at St. Andrew Church in Milford, . Ohio. Escorted to the altar by her · father, the bride wore a gown of .vhite satin and lace, designed ·.vlth pearl trimmed applique. Matron 'of honor was Sylvia Alonzo Rlnealr, sister qf the bride. Bridesmaids were Me: . Janie Folino and Elisabeth Starr ·of 'Cincinnati. T!te flower girls were Jessica Williams, Deldre _Ann Sutton and Ashtey Nicole , Sutton. · · · ' Best man was Ronald Wayne Rlneair, brother In taw of the bride and ushers were Chas ' A Shop To Mecr· . ' .;:!'til:=~ Matmrit)' Fashion, f'IIJm 230 Bro~dway .SI., Jackson . 286·255'1 • ' Community catendar Pickens-Kennedy meeting of the Meigs Local Band RUTLAND - Greta Jill ushers were 'I:erry Pickens, ' SUNDAY · Kennedy and Scott Matthew Zanesville, also a brother, and GALLIPOLIS .- Special 'Soosters has been cancelled due Pickens _ exchanged wedding Ken McCullough-, Pomeroy. The speaker, Tommy Hawk, at the to the teachers strike , .. vows In an afternoon ceremony groom and his attendants wore new location of ,New Life VIctory TUESDAY on Nov.1 at the Rulland Church black tuxedoeswlthwhltecarna- Center, behlndtheBiueFI)untain . . GALLIPOLISGallipolis Ro· of the Nazarene. tlon boutonnieres with accents of Motel, Sundl!y,lO a.m. and 7p.m. tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m., The Rev. Samuel Bayse, Jr. color matching the attendants' . Also services with him are Down Under. · performed the double ring ce- dresses. _, Monday through Wednesday, 7 Mrs. Kennedy was attired in a p.m. For Information, call 446remony . Music was provided by GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Beverly Baylor, pianist. and peach polycrepe street length 9718. Lions meet Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Janice Grimm, solost. dress with' matching lace trim, · --The bride Is the daughter of and wore a gardenia and rose CROWN CITY - Rev. Oillord Oscar's. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy, corsage. . Gore will be at Mt. Zion Baptist Rutland, andthegroomts·theson Areceptonhonoringthecouple Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. He will CHESTER- Chester Council of Larry Pickens, State Route was held at the masonic temple show slides from a missionary 323, Daughters of America, will 124, Pomeroy, and the late in Middleport. The three tiered trip to Guyana. meet at 7: 30 TueS'day night at the Bonnie Pickens. fountain cake topped with a --hall. The charter will be draped For the wedding, the church miniature bride and groom tea· MOND.\Y for Edila Reibel and Ethel Smith. was decorated with a gol.den tured stairways extending to side . GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Members are to wear wlilte. New archway trimmed with pastel cakes holding replicas of, the Junior Woman's Club meets · officers will be Installed and all flowers, Ivy, white lace and .wedding party, Punch was 'Monday, 7, · p.m., St. · Peter's are asked to attend. doves flanked tiy two seven served from a lighted fountain. Episcopal Church. · · POMEROY.- Xi Gamm'a Mu branch candelabra, fireside Debbie Wayland registered --baskets of white gladioli, white trhe guests and B.J. Smith, niece · GALLIPOLIS - French Col· Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi china chrysanthemums, Ia· of the groom handed ou( rice ony DAR meets Monday, 1:30 Sorority will -m~t Tuesday at p.m .• home of Mrs. Charles;,E. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Evelyn ven dar wild roses and gypsophlla roses · . with Ivy. · The couple reside at 544 Brook· Hoize'r · Program, God and Coun- Knight. Given in marriage by her over, North Zanesville. try, b:9' Mrs. James Lusher. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport The bride is a graduate of . · --· parents, the bride wore a tradl· Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM, will tiona! gown of white satin fashl· Gallia Christian School and the POMEROY- SallsburyTownoned with a Queen Anne neckline Hocking Technical College with ship Trustees meeting, 7 P·lll·· meet at 7:30 Tuesday at the outlined and -appllqued with an associate degree In 'secretar· , Monday at township garage on temple. Refreshments served following tl)e meeting. Venlse lace, a fitted bodice lal science. She Is employed at Rock Springs Road. --dropping to a basque waist Bethesda Hospital, Zanesville. CHESTER - Chester Town· silhouetted' by .lace with the 1 The groom Is a graduate of PAGEVILLE - Scipio towr,· entire gown featuring lace, seed , Meigs High School and HOCking sh[p Trustees · will m~t at 7 sh[p ,Trustees wlll hold their pearl, and opalescent . sequin Technical College with an asso-- Mon(lay at the township bulldirtg organizational meeting ·at 7:30 p.m . Tuesd!IY at the town hall. detaiL elate degree in business manage- In Pagevllle. ' ' The Renaissance sleeves had a ment .a nd is credit manager with --pouff and extended Into fitted National Rentals In Zanesville. ROCK SPRINGf_:_ Th, e Jan. 4 chantllly lace, accented with ruffles and bridal' points at the _614-221-0888 .wrist. The full satin skirt dorpped r,:;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 to three satin ruffles In the front and extended Into a cathedral START YOUR NEW YEAR OFF ON THE . · train of chantilly lace outlined AnORNEY -AT-LAW RIGHT FOOD. with a satin ruffle. 336 S: High St., Coluinbus, OH. Her silk flower bandeau head- · lOCAl CONSUlTAnON. in piece accented with sprigs of ~H~Y Pomeroy 11112-6417, in Gollio pearl and crystal beading held a 1 0' o S0°o OFF County 245;11591. fingertip length veil and blusher. She wore a pearl necklace· and In Pomeroy, with ATTORNEY D. TROllEP:~ 'earrings, and carried a cascade MICHAI.LMUlLINS. \ 0° c )0°o )ff bouquet of white sweetheart ,, ' ' roses ljnd rosebuds, lavenda r · 'JQ ) 0 Of I ·and white wild roses, mixed colors of alsti'omeria, with stephanotis, gypsophlla, English '} s o,1 ·~ Ivy accented with pearls, lace and satin ribbon streamers. The bride's attendants 'were :100 Second,\ ve. Tammy Pickens, Zanesville, ma Lafayette Mall tron of honor, Angela Gallipolis, 0. Griffith, Pomeroy, and Tlmbl McVay, Athens. Mrs. Pickens .wore a pink satin gown with a sweetheart neckline, gathered bodices, puffed sleeves, and a back waistline bow and draped skirt accented with miniature bows. The bridesmaids were In aqua and yellow gowns of Identical design to that · of the honor attendant. All wore white bows in the back of their hair and pearl necklaces. Hollie Griffith, flower girl, wore a lavendar satin gown with an off-the-shoulder ruffle and carried a white satin basket with miniature flowers. Bradley Baylor was rlngbearer add the candlellghters were Terry and I , ~~easier Tammy Pickens, niece and ne· 1ha~ ever to · tile program ph~w of the groom. and that means easier than ever to Sleve Pickens, Pomeroy, was lose weight. his brother's best man,- and the . Sharon Rudolph, Penny Burge and. Julie Hyeell lleQIIklcSo "·~ .. · formerly of Hair H•p~nlng. • lllls new ~ has added more fibre ___ ' BANKRUPTCY t. W. 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Mo· n.· F".' ..~a.m.· • p.m. Tu.S. Wed, Thur. & Sat. 41 a.m.-$:30 PARKERSBURG WV Next. to Memorial Bridge G f'11lelA ar Vlllue. 304-421·1065 41AM 41 P.M Mon F · • •• • •• n. 41 l.M.-5:30 P.M. Sat. ,u Hardware, dry good~ _ building in ~allipolis By JAMES SANDS · The building at Third and Court In Galllpo1\s that, has housed the .Womeldorff· Thomas ~- Hard· ware •lnce 1922 ~s held some of Gallipolis' larg· · estbU~Slllesses. William c:Miller · had the structure put up in 1868 for a dry goods and produce business Miller r11n. In between Miller and the present occu. pants, the place has been used by Ha-bJUday and Miles Wholesale ry Goods, Barlow, Lanning and Company Wolesale Clothing, J .M. Kerr Hardware, and Stock· hot! ·B rothers Wholesale .Grocery. . · · We have before .us a copy (Jf the Newspaper account of the open· lng here In 1895 of the J .M. Kerr Hardware: ' ' "The big building was In gllla $ttlre, being profusely decorated ' ~th flags and buntll!g, an , . e~gant specimen of 'old glory', floating.from a 40 foot staff on top of. the building. A brass band played from on top of the roof. 'fhe corner room _on the ground floor Is the main room. The great illlelves on either side of the i\oom, running almost the entire length of the building are pac~ed i¥tth light stock. A Coburn trolley ' l~dder running tlie entire length o~ the shelving makes the highest point easy of access." , "A neat gun case stands near IIJI! front entrance, and on the · left-hand side of the room the $feel ranges are exhlblted . to thj!lr best advantage." :There were five counter tables I the main body of .the down•s,tatrs.. Toward the back of the first floor was the office and lll!hlnd It the Iron room with an llisortment of' bar and round lfOn: Also on the first floor was lcjcated the buggy room where lrPnesses, ·saddles and buggy efjulpment were sold. . : '"Tbe second story above the lf.&ln room is packed full of stove pipe, horse collars, window itass, window frames, doors, ' spreens, while In an adjoining room are stored' shovels, tea Kettles, tin-ware, stove fixtures. Clid Cl'l91llng utensils of all kinds. .;•"The tbiril floor is filled with <foal buckets, heating stoves, c:,lder mills, washing machines, hOes, rakes, plows. scrj!pers, seythes, and a general line of . !arf!llng equipment." , : 'The cellar Is used as a store . room of nalls, horse shoes, and q_ther heavy goods. The entire storage room of the building and ·Shoe Cafe • Revival scheduled and higher amounts of compllllC c:arbolrJdllles resulting in lower Choles18rnlievl!ls. You'll lett healtf1~r and you'll be healtf11erl JANUARY SALE! MIDDLEPORT :._ Ash Street Freewlll Baptist Church In Mid· dleport will beln reviaiJan. 3-9at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Everyone welcome. Whitt Velvet ..................... Reg~ •3oNOw $20 Shampoo & Haircut ..... 111; *14 NOW $1 0 . Uniperm ..........;................... leg. *37 NOW $2 J · Flame Fellowship . plans meeting POMEROY --' The Long Bot· tom Chapter of., the Ohio Flame Fellowship will be held Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at the Mt. Olive Community Church. Speaker will be Daisy Tabor of Gallipolis. Suzanne Bush, chapter presl· dent, welcomes the public. ~~----------------~ r • Ut ·Help 1ou Plan 1oar Weddl•g t \'00 SAVE ••••• $13,00 OlferEBds 30,198J. T. C. HAWKEN RIFLE ........ $2 3 500 ' .$ ' 00 T.C. RENEGADE -RIFLE....... 209 UNBREAKABLE SUPER ROD $ · FRI. THRU THUR. 'MICHAE\~OUGLAS ' Other Muzzle Loading. SupFiies In Stock R BAUM .LUMBER CHESTER 985·3301 ONIIVINING SHOW AT 7:30 P.M. ADMISSION $1.00 SJ9t5 ~: · Groom's tux FREE with II or more . .332 S~ond Ave. ' Gellipotla, Ohio · I<OURS Nbi & f II 9·8 S.l 9·1 '.I; "fj~t.Jil! lt"t •o~r , .Iliff! Aku ·, /HM1 · . T&L HARDWARE. WINTER HOURS . . . ·- NOW IN PROGRESS HURRY ... ' - WHILE SELECTION IS GOOp! ' .Mon.-Fri •. 8 A.M.-.6 P ' . l' . Sat. 9-5 , "(losed Sunday SPRING VALLEY PLAZA MEN'S SUITS SPORT COATS Reg.-5135 ....~••. NOW $1 08 NOW $7 600 . $1 £"i:lt-+-Reg. Reg. 5160 ••••.••.. NOW $9 200' 511 Reg. 5225 .. NOW $1 6 87S S.. ...... NOW . Reg. 527S •• NOW $206 2 5 ~~0.1••NOW $12000 ·· ::t. ... . 446-3336 H•cnst . ' ALL WEATHER ~ ·TPPCOATS MEN'S $112 Reg. SJ50 ........ NOW $120 S16S ........ NOW $132 \_ DRESS SLACKS '' f . S1840 '21:9s ............ Now S24°0 -.3. ,· $26·40. .~3 .liS ............. NOW Reg. '2.75 NOW 4-1 S3 OF 1 33 ~ OFF ·. $2448 . Reg. 542.50 .................... NOW · · Reg. S4S.OO .................... NOW $3015 . . Reg. 552.50 ...,•.••............ NOW $3$18 COPLETE STOCK· Paiamas & Robes MEN'S HATS . SlS •••••• NOW leg. $1200. leg. S17 ••••"NOW S1360 leg. su """"NOW S2240 I ' . ' ' lEG. 121.00 ••••"•••n•n-•n•••••••••NOW ~ ~ NOW S17•85 S20.40 · · S1440 Rtg. 522.50••• NOW $1800 Reg. 5 18.00 ••• NOW ALL BOYS WEAR .· s· S3600 Reg. 145.00••• NOW . 50°/o OFF .. . REG • . 13.00••~.....................~··· NOW S6SO lEG. su.oo ...;....;........- ....... NOW _$750 lEG. su.oo - ..............-.;.NOW locat'lon after January 1, 1911, sho.W blip their Slt 00 .UNS, scour EQUIP. & MOIMS NOT 1NCUa11 -'oA--• ~ appallltMiat ... _. tiNI ~· Ill•· new office In tMJagny D1pau 1:::1nt ef Rei• Clnlc. For . .relilfoaa:atlon, ~the il] , · ' ·" 50°/o OFF MEN'S .. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS wlio ....~. an appointllllllt with Dr. llaldch at Ills .... C. . Suf1*r llfart••t at 446·1US. Value$ to S28.00 MEN!S-SWEATERS 198 . ' " GROUP ,Reg. 14 oz. Unwashed $ S tSt. Leg and Boot Cut ......... NOW :Reg. 14 oz. Prewashed $ Strcright Leg........................ NOW 2299 Jteg. Prewashecl, Unlined $ SO levi Jackets ........................ NOW :Li~ Prewashed $ OO tev1 Jackets ......................... FROM ..sz•.oo ........ ..-............ FASHION JE'ANS 3 PR. $5°0 LEVI'S MEN'S SHOES R". S42.00....... NOW S40 .~. S65.00.""'"NOW $52 ,, SJS.OO.•••••• NOW $60 «,g. GROUP OF MEN'S MEN'S SOCKS Reg. S23 ......... NOW .. \,. . S48 .Reg. S23 ......... NOW S1840 $60 Reg. S2S ·-·····NOW S2QOO · Reg. S27 .•••.•••• NOW S21 60 Reg. SilO •••••••;... :.. NOW $72 . Reg. $60 ............. NOW Reg.. S75 ••••••••••••.• . NOW · ' M~D. SWEATERS WINTER JACKETS Reg. $140 ....... NOW 1 . .• ' .. Tuts. Wi!!d liM Edward Berkich, M.D., Board Certifie,d ·General, Thoracic a~ Vascular Surgeon will reioin the Clinic staff on Jan· 'uary 1, 1988, following 14 years in private practice. He has been an integral part of thlt medical community ori· the state -and-local level for many yaar5. Dr. Berkich·re., ceived his mtdical ·degree from the St. Louis UniversitY . School of \ Medicine in 1961. He served an internship at . Ci•innati General Hospital in 1961 and 1962, completed _his surgkal residency Jlf the University. of Cincinnati in 19 70. Sinte that.time, Dr. Berkich has been practicing-in the G~lgpolls,'Pt. Pleasant and surrounding ' .,. .:: area•· •· · .. Haskins-Tanner's Semi-Annual Clearance HASKINS-TANNER J ' General, Thoracic and Va•cular Surgeon ·I 99 5 RAM ROD •.-.............................. FATAL ATTRACTION We offer complete tuxedo rental aervice to ·help you look your best on that apecial dey. Priced from Is Pleased To Welcome EDWARD BERIOCH, Patients RT. 7. MORTH, GAWPOUS, 0"10 Aero~- From lolt'• Ellc:tronk• I Reluhtr·Pr~e . , , .... , . Siiil $6~ 9 lB• ·. PYRODEX·$97 9 ,~. I. , Evening• By Appolntmerit • Walk-Ina Welcome ' 446-4597 . 12 Ret blpdiolfcr: •.. , . . .. Sl1.1t Fir\! MeclinJ! F,cc .. .. . ,. • 1 1.11 · o I To The .Clinic ·Staff . JobJ-,._,. SEE US FOR YOUR MUZZLE LOADING SUPPLIES BLACK POWDER J:~~= • SUCCE~~- -"HAIR HISHLIQHTS" ,.....,.. cellar Is 18,000 square feet. Two large elevatol'!l connect the eel· Jar with the third [story. For the convenience of tlie farmers, the stor.e has placed en iro.n hitching · posts connected bY""nn Iron chain, along Third Street, giving about . 125 feet of hitching ,room." "The firm also handles the Patee 11nd Columbia line . of bicycles, and have enjoyed a . liberal patronage. Al$o that famous barrel of Ice· water ·Is located near the Third Street entr11nce." Just a few years prior to 1895 the old Miller bulltling was filled with other types of Ironware and harnesses as the Halliday firm and later Barlow-Lannlng dealt In wholesale dry goods hOusing tothousands of cor•s ets and neckties. · Acco~ding to an article written · store, dry goods served as a abo\11 Ethel Young In 1932, the · and wholesale ho~ In Wpmeldorff·Thomas Company ; 'lis 119 year• of exlsleoce. was organized In 1900 and (ncor-, porared in 1907. It was about 1927' Ethel Young became one of the country's first successlule that_ Ethel Young bought business women whOe run· Womelt;lor!f·Thom·as becoming nlng Womeldorfi·Thomas In probably the county's first the 1920s through the WWII (Continued on Page B-4) era. '·· J The Phell)e 446- 4524 HOLZER C WEIGHI' WATCHERS® . • l ' ~ c . Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-'-8-3 Pleasant, W. Va. · James Sands . ,. . -Kessinger and Garth Rublns 'Of • • Dayton. Brian Michael Rlnealr, nephew of the bride. wa&, rlngbearer. , •• The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Patrick Cr4ne ,nd music was presented by organist James Weaver and soloist Anne Dowden. Guestbobk attendant . was Pamela Mulhall. · . A recepUon dinner-dance was held following the ceremony at . the Eastgate Holiday Inn in Clnclnn~~tl. ; ·..The bride Is a reglstf!red nursi in the Neon~~tal Intensive Care: Unit at Children·~ Hospital· I!!" Cincinnati. · ·· ', The· groom Is director 'ot: respiratory therapy of the Re.glonal Newborn I.ntensive Care Unit at ·Children's Medical The Needs Of · ' JMuary 3. 1988 ~ . ,_- '· \ . ' ' ,, ' �... • -- • .. Ohio-Point Pluurit, w. Va. J...-y3.1- 0 t A ' . Deems observe anniversary Gainer of Vienna, W. Va., and TUPPERS PLAINS - A surSusie Roach of Belpre. One son, prise 50th anniversary party was Ruddy, d ied In Infancy . They held for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deem have 15 grandchildren . on Nov. 22. · she the firmthat therewhen was itemtook sheover {Dentloned The party was given by Deem's too-heavy an Inventory. After sHe Tliey were married on Sept. 27 sister, Virginia Meeker , and his had run the business three ye11rs by the Rev . Carl B. Johnson in St. niece, Pamela Hager a t the home · the firm went from an average Marys, W.Va. He is the son bf the of Bruce and Pamela· Hager , . yearly two-fold turnover · In Inlate Casto Claremont and bella · Tuppers Plains. . . K. Joy Deem, a retired construeventory to a five-fold turnover. In Those attending were Stepi- 1927 Ms Young ran one of the ; lion worker and owner of Deem hanie Turri!, Amanda Yoke. town's first "white elephant - Meat Processing. His wlfe is the Shirley and Frank Martin, Davis- sales" In order to dispOse of · ~ former Daisy H;m, daughter of ville, W Va. ; Hattie Workman, unneeded Inventory . In regard to · the late Jesse Grant and Mella Diane Owens and children, Paul advertising Womeldorff. Thom~s Thornton Hart and worked at and Norma Summers, Wilma under Ms Young started sending : Amerlc an Viscose. Bailey, Loretta , Tina and James out In the 1920s a monthly · Mr. and Mrs. Deem have Gainer, Vienna, .W.Va .: Frank circular to about2,000 persons. A : resided ·In the Coolville area for Deem , Morganlown, W.Va.; . about 35 years. They are: the tradition of a big April houseWayne and Shirley Hart, and wares sale brought in ma~y • parents of six children, Larry · Deem of Torch, Wesley of Bel- 1\Dorothy Becker, St. Albans, housewives accompanying their W.Va: . pre, Terry of Tuppers Plains, husbands who were In search of Gil a nd Sally Rowley , Terry :. William of Long Bottom, Loretta Items needed for the1 ~,Pring a nd Lois Deem , Gleen and planting. As to farm Implements Phyllis Hart, Glen and Wanda Womelfdorff-Thomas became Hamrick, Donald and Betty Day, one of the . first retail firms tto William and Beth Deem and children, and Amy Hager, all farmers to show off the latest in · • send equipment. out salesmen to call local. farm ,, , ·on Sending gifts and cards were Ms. Young also mentioned how STEVEN M. RUNYON Mr. and Mrs. George Ha mrick, setting goals to sell items like Airman 1st Class Steven M. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ha mric k, and automobile tires and lawn mowRunyon, son of Mr. and Mrs. M,r s. Sue Fluharty. ers hel,,_>d the business. The firm Wlll1am F. Runyon Sr. of Man, . ' W.Va .. has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. · HOLZER CLINIC During the six weeks Of"tra lnlng the airman studied the Air GALLIPOl-IS, QHIO - Force mission, organization and ~ustoms and· receivecl special training In human relations . In addition, airmen who com"CONVENIENT HEALTH CARE- THAT pletf!.baslc tralnirig earn credits DOESN'T COST AN ARM AND A LEG" toward an , a!>SOC!ate degree . .... through the community college of the Air Force. I He is a 1987 graduate of Ma n . '' High School. " His grandparents, Mr. and i Mrs. Aildrew.J. Parson, reside In Gallipolis .- In the serv1ce Except GAUIPOUS 414 Second · lli~CI01et Rings customs · r eceived speCial training Inarid human relations. In addition, airmen who com· plete basic tn\ining earn credits toward an , associate degree through . the community college of the Air Force. She Is' a 1987 graduate of Gallia Academ y Hi g h School, Ga llipolis. MICHAEL FLOWERS Army National Guard · Pvt. Michael E . Flowers, son of 'Dixie J. and Buddy E. Flowers of Rural Route 1, Letart, W.Va., has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the training, st udents received instruction in drill a nd ceremonies, weapons. map readIng tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions .. I : : ' : · · : .E LAINE J. SMITH El'alne J. Smith, daughter of James J . and WilmaR. Smith of 2N22 Sharon Rd, Portland, Ohio, has been promoted in the U.S. Amy to the ral) k of sergeant. Smith Is a military pollee specialist with._the 249th Military Pollee Detac'hment in South Korea. She Is a 1982 graduate of Southern High School, Portland. > ·Locally TERRIFIC SAVINGS! TO SPECIAL OLYMPICS WITH THIS COUPON l •Jeans ~ . . . ...... f_. • A'L' •Coats " • ~~.;::, ~ · " · · •Dress's · At• • · •Cambridge •Orgonically Grown · •Zena · r~~·~,,~u~~~-~t~· ~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I :UO I'.M. In 9:00 I'.M,'', lr••ii!lllillil~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Workbrutes THE STORY OF .•' • I .:~ · •A Non-Profit Organi1ation·created by the Joseph i< P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation. ' . ,· · Ii •A Proar•m that Helps the Mentally Handicapp~d of 'l1 All Ages through Athletic Conq~etition. I ~: . •Over 1.$ Million Athletes Worldwide. !l·l •StaHed by Over 500,000 Volunteers t•e You and Us. f!. •Supporttd by Hundreds of Tho~nds L•e You .and Us. . ; Think Of Tomorrow·ll ' ~ • ;+ ' ' 1 ' • Fast! New SpeedIacer closure and slick inside finish for quickest, eas iest onand -off • I. • Frigi llex•· compound stays pliable and comfortable even in cold winter weather and provides outstanding long wear • Made in tbe U.S.A, And 100% liUIJr&nitied by TINGLEY Workbrates Takes only 15 seconds to try 'em.on at .·. . SUGAR--RUN MILLS MIIIIIY <AYE. PO. .Y • • 4 Roll Pkg; . .· Jumbo Umit 2 . 10 Lb. Bag w/510.00 Acid. Pui'dtan . HOW CAN YOU HELP?-·- Roll Many do not make adequate preparation for the future. In line with this, It Is well to think of your family monument. When a family Is overwhelmed with grief, it is hard to face the hard practicalities of life. You can save them from • these heartbreaking arrangements by making preparations befol'ahand. We have an adequate supply of va~ious monul')'lents to suit your.every need. · Our thoughtful and dependable salesmen will assist you In the choice of a family · monument. Just come by or phone today. THINK OF TOMORROW!' ' :· 0 ·I . I 1 O 1 P I · When you've made tfle decision you needn't justify It to anyone . - l$ast of all us . .. It's what we understand best. I 1 authorized -o· · . · · ·· I SLICED Pl"?se , ser;~d me .d et,;ils about . mausoleums without 1 obhgatoon. . .1 I . • 1 Street or Route 1 City or Town OPII!N EVENINGS I I . . . I AND SUNDAYS · I Phorie · ·· I BY APPOINTMENTS L------~---·•••••••••·~---·~ , Superior lacon ·. ' . 1 1 1 1 Name 12-oz. bax ALL MEAT $139· C~MBELL'S -~§. Noodle _ Soup 89C ... , 69C . _ s 1 · 3....... · · Superior Frankin 12-or. pkg. - ·' WV Stores $159 . BROUCjHTON'S LITE 1% or lOW • :1 ~- - 18Ct. Ctn. 3 Bush Green Beans Gallon 40¢ OFF LABEL Bold ·Detergent , let .Cream MORTON HOUSE · POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE ·LEE L; VAUGHAN, MGR. PHONI 182·2111 24-oz. . of AI II• County, Ohio ..11bye Hla tf l1l1 c...ty, Olio htlll.llllltal Ctnttr .a•l•••• , e•• C..ty S,1d1l OlyMplc1, M111n County, WY •II*••• c,••~, lfl•rlll 01r..1m. Jwck• c.-,, wv ee:...._ Scllu~ Mllp CIUIIty, Ohle ITAMH ACCPIIU •• "' ' ' ,. · Plastic 6 QUARTS I . i Btls. !11110118. • ,t ' . • • Plus Deposit 11/2 Dozen !!?.::.-\ E -it Da1ry Lane e ggs ~~r 2o/o Milk. 26 Lb . Bag CHICKEN ASST. VARIETIES LOGAN· ' · - I 49 16 Oz. · Jar S. 99 ' Monument Co. I • 1 1 12 Oz. PLAIN • SELF RiSING •• •, I logon DIET PEPSI • PEPSI FREE 99 8 - $ Flour I Kindly have an INSTANT MT. DEW Maxwell House _Pepsi Cola Coffee Hudson ' Please send me FREE booklets showing memorials I printed in full color with size and prices listed. I . iepres,entotive call,at my home. · ' • 1r-----------·-·-·······----~ COUPON · ,I 1 ae . CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE-WE CARRY OUR .OWN:ACCOUNTS · . Boneless Chuck Roast GRADE 'A' :· ... ·: I TENDER BEST CHOICE ._ eMonty is uHCIIocaHy for: Funding, Food, Lodging and . Travel to Sports lcthnties, Equip...nt & Physical Exams. 10% Deposit 'and Balance In Convenient Low Monthly Payments . CHOOS..E FROM THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN CENTRAL and SOUTHEASTERN OHIO . . ' Logan Monument's consuitants are trained to help see your plans through from beginning to end by providing sound Informslion and the finest quality roducts. • •Shop ·FOODLAND on Thursday, Jan. 7, 1987.....:. 3% . of Sales with Above Coupon Go To Your LOCAL Special Olympics. · •U• the $7.10 Consumer Coupon Savings Packet Sent Out by Proctor and Ga...,le -PIG Will Donate 1oc Iller I........, Coupori to Special Olfntpics. •Pronaote Special OlyMpics thru the Community with Your Time and Donations. ' ... Bounty T.owels ,. '· MAR. 2. 190(1 JAN. 3. 1970 -~re-planning • ASST. Charmin White Potatoes · ·Bath Tissue ' SYLVIA E. . , • Sure-footed! New GripGroov'" outsole gives sure iraction · mud, slop, ice, show ASST. COLORS ""'unO k SPEEDLACER Throw away your clumsy old arctics - slip into the fastest-lacing boots you ,ever wore. . . . WI TN H,nlitla~· !-0 ay _Plus Foodland Will Donate ~ 1988 In The New Year f • Flexible! New SIDNEY H. RICE Sgt. Sidney H. Rice, son of Hope Rice of Rural Route l , Pt. Pleasant, W.Va., has re-enlisted In the U.S. Army at Fort Eustis, Va., for six years. Rice, a metal worker, Is a 1974 graduate of Pt. Pleasant Higp School. • 446-5287 Wt•t•krndi-' & • • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1\tonday-Fri•la,· 5:00P.M. In ·9:00 I'.M. . Also: Jack-son. Chesapeake, Athena, ChiiHcothe, Logen Located at H(Jizer Clinic · on Rt. ,)5 In Gallipolis I : ' CLOSED THIIISDAY Clostd i· JENNIFER LOUDEN Airman Jennifer J. Louden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Louden of Rural Route 1, Thurman, has graduated fro m Air ·Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas_. Duri_ng the six weeks of training the a irman studied the Air Force mission, organization and . 446-0166 Miln.-S..t. Wtdnt~day .. URGENT CARE CE.NTER! .. ' a... 2nd tiMr r~m~e~th~od~S~-~,~~~~~==~=~=~~~~~====~~~~;;;::~~ . . .V , ... -1 1 . J .· OF SOUTHEAST OHIO .. POMEROY 236 E. Main St. 'Open 8:30 to S:OO . li!onday-Friday . ' .• ' BENEFIT PROMOTION ;. PLANNED PARENTHOOD · · . .- . ympiCS Making a Difference ·Together •SHdint fee scale. No one refused seniCii beat... of Inability to pay. was one of the. first harcl~,Vare stores In the county to sell a lot of la'fn mowers. Ms. Young had the lawn mowers taken out on the sl<!ewalk each 'day to remind · Galllans that they needed a lawn mower. Ms Young's motto al· · ways seemed to be: "Changing times delJland up.-to -date ·'-. "'. • . . • pee1a . ttlucatlcm anti counslll111 for Individuals and couples. oWn • UNITY. . t~ts; woman tel and operate . a . large bustness.. She was the owner for a couple of decades. When. asked the reason;or her success in running Worn ldorff. Thomas, Ms Young s~ted that advertising, setting realizabl~ goals, and . keeping the right inventory were ]l;eys. Of the last .· THE. c Birth Control; V.D. Scrlenlnt; Cancer Scr"nlnt; pr..naacy James Sands:; ._ __;_(C_o_n_tln....;l!_ed_f;..;ro.;;;m;..;P~a::.ge:....:B:;..·:;.:,3)_ _ Independently Owaed ·· "Low-Priced .Supermarket . •services include: MR. and MRS. RALPH BALLARD Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. · vou~ AND Your privacy is respected Your questions answered. . . ,,• .., , . I EASTMAN'S.. .POMEROY .;_;, Mr. and Mrs. Baifard, Pomeroy. TileY. aiiQ Ralph 1 Ballard ()bserved their have three grandiOIIa, Brian. • 45th wedding anniversary- on . Chad, and Jasoo Ba!Jant. . Ballard retired from Kaller Christmas Day. Married In Portland on Dec. 25, Aluminum at Raveaawood two 1942, the couple have three years ago. Vlaltiq with tbe adopted children, Melvin bou· couple on their annlverllf)' at glas Ballard, Shelby; Mrs. their Bashan Road helmt were Brenda Lee VanDyke, ·Kansas their son, David, and KeUI City, Missouri •. and David Alan Clelland. .. , January 3, 1 988 Ballard "anniversary observed MR. and MRS. ROY DEEM .-. .. • ' I • �.• • ,. ' • . ' Times~Sentinel 1988 Ohio-Point PlaaRnt, W. Va. I J Eastern menu iS. announced ports ·tAST ME;IGS ~ .Menus tor the · Eastem Local . School District calterlas tor the week or Jan. 4 are anaounced: · Monday- bam\)urger, baked bealls, rice pudding, trult, milk. Tuesday - ham patty, peas, fruit, milk. · w~sday pizza, · corn, fruit, milk. Thursday ·- macaroni-cheese, bread, buttet,green beans, fruit , milk. Friday - cheesel!IJrger, peas, trult, Cl!ke, milk. 1\fichigan ·.rally drops STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday - · 8 AM-1 0 PM - Alabama Crimson Tide. 298 SECOND ST. ·.TAMPA, Fla. (UPl) - Quar· Brown passed to Koles ar , who terback Demetrius Brown and · ou\jumped Johl) Mangum In the John Kolesar connected on a · left corner qf the end zone for the . fourth-down. 20-yard touchdown winning touchdown . · pass with 50 seconds remaining David Arnold Intercepted a· .a nd Jamie Morris rushed for pass from Alabama quarterback ·· three touchdowns and 234 yards \.Jeff Dunn at th~ Wolverine 20 on Saturday, lifting Michigan to a the last play of the game, ending 28-24vlct0 ryoverAlabamalnthe the Crimson Tide' s hopes of Hall of Fame BowL another comeback . · The Crimson Tide, which Morris, the Wolverines' alltrailed 21-3 tn· the third period, time leading rusher playing In had taken a 24-21 lead with 3:·!!0 his final collegiate game, carried remaining on a 17-yard run bY. 23 times and scored on ·runs of 25, Bobby HJ~mphrey , his second 14 and · 77 yards. He averaged touchdown of the tou~th quarter. more than 10 yards per carry . . But with the help of a 31-yard Michigan, which finished . pass from · Brown to Greg · (ourth In the Big Ten and was McMurtry, the Wolverines ad· 1without Coach Bo Schembechler · vanced Into Alabama territory. who Is recovering from emerOn fourth down from the 20, · gency heart bypass surgery. POMEROY, OH. ·PRICES EFFECTIVE .THRU SAT., JAN. 9, 1988 . .. POMEROY - The . Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has the tollowllig activities schedule(l the week of January 4-8: Monday - Round and square · dan~. 1-3 p.m. . · Tuesday - Chorus, 1·2 p.m. . Wednesday - Knitting Circle," 10 a.m.-noon; Bingo, .11 a.m. noon; Bowllng,1: 30p.m.; Bridge 1·3 p.m.; Health Maintenance Program, 1 p.m., with speaker Dr. John '" Cunningham, from Holzer Clinic, ~~~e subject will be "Chronic Lung Problems .." Thursday ~ Quilting, games, pool, vis! ting. Friday - Round. and square dance, 8-11 a.m., -with muslc ·by True Country, admlssloq $1.50. 1 The Senior Nutrition Program· menu tor the week Is: . Monday - . Baked steak, . mashed pota tfle5 and gravy. lima beans, cookie. Tuesday - Salmon pa ttle, rice pilaf, brussel sprouts, peach halves. ' U Wednesday - BBQ beet sand· wlch, oven broWned potatoes, cole slaw, apple cobbler, Thursday - Ham !oat, scalloped potatoes, stewed tomatoes, heavenly hash. . Friday - Kolbassl, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, brownie. Cllolce of beverage available .with meal. THIGHS . GRADE A 68C lb• ...,... DRUMSTICKS 88C lb. ' . Whole Fryers ••••• ~~ 38C HORMEL SLICED Pepperoni •••••••••~•• $118 Sausage .. Sliced Bacon •••••~••• 8·8< • • • BUCKET . Cube Steak ....••!'... Job Baflk · helps seniors $ · 98 1 . _ . • .· . . ,. 12 W1eners...................68 . GALLIPOLIS- The Job Bank, located In the Gallla County ~nlor Citizen ,Center, 220 Jackson Pike, Is a tree emplo~nt service, ,Inviting applicants 50 years ot age and older to discuss their employment needs with job counselors. Employers find that they profit by the experience or the older worker. Older workers have a . better stability . and a better ·record of conlnued acceptance by employers once thay are hired. Call tile center at 446-7000 and ask for tne Job Bank for further details. Job counselors are available five days a week from Sa .m. to 4 p.m. to assist with employ-ment needs. KENTUCKY BORDER . · · -- ·-· · OZ. PKG. . U.S.D.A•.~HOICE . . I • . · In the servcice ( $ Round Steak ••.•••[:.• 188 The Bananas ••••••••• 3 LIS. 88< BR UGHTON . ~o MI.lk •••••••••••••• 0 · GAL. ' FLAVORITE .SHREDDED TACO OR Cheddar Cheese~·~!·. . . 8<. - DAIRY LANE ss.aa-. ~ Ice Cream.••••••••,•••, 88< . p •!ltfza 1 Flour ••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• 88<· CHEER ' 1470~. Detergent •••••••••••• ' GOLD MEDAL 10.1-10.1 5 LB. BAG • '• 12 GAL ·1 JENO'S FROZEN . ' .... . • "•, , . a. . of the half. Iowa State 95 SDU 67 AMES, Iowa (UP!) .,.- Lafester Rhodes scored a game-high 26 points and Gary Thompkins added 20 Saturday ' to power 16th-ranked Iowa State to a 95-67 rout of South Dakota . The Cyclones are now )1-2. Pitt sO Florida 68 PITTSBURGH (UPI ) - Charles Smith scored 30 points and ·Jerome Lane snare d 21 rebounds · Saturday to power fourth-ranked Pittsburgh to an 80-68 triumph over No. 9 E'lorlda. 4 ROll ' PKG. . ..... GRAPE JELLY 41 oz. · 98 (· IIIIi! 1 ,., '-••• . hill~ AI,....~~... 111tt ~lllillttns.t. Jl& oz. t, 19U . OVER THE TOP ~ Alabama running back Bobby Humphrey goes over the top ofthe Michigan defen.se for a first down In the first quarter of the Hall of Fame Bowl, played Saturday In Tampa, Fla. The Wolverines, won the game In the last minute, 28-24. (UPI) Middleport's -Bob Ashley wi.Ds· \ honor· at West Virginia. State IMODI ,DIV''S-i WELCH'S . Army Pvt. James ·a. Burns, 10n of Carol J . Bui'IUI of 913 Sand j HID Road, Point Pleasant W.Va., recently completed basi~ training at Fort Knox, l<y. He II a 1987 graduate of Gallia .).cademy. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) ·Perry Carter Upped In a missed shot at the buzzer Saturday afternoon to give Ohio State an 85-83 win o''er Central Mich-Igan and spoil a 45-pOint performance by the Chippewas' Tommie · ' Johnson. Carter, a 6-foot-8 freshman forward, tipped In a missed shot pftlpares to corss the Miami goal line In Friday's STAFFORD SCORES - Oklahoma back by the Buckeyes' Jay Burson. It Orange Bowl tilt New Year's Day In Miami. The Anthony Stafford (25) raises !Jis arms as he was Ohio State's only lead of the Hurricanes won, 20-14. (UPI) second half and the first for the Buckeyes since they led ·2-0. · Ohio State. now 7-3, trailed 77-69 when Johnson hit his eighth 3-point.fleld goalofthe game with 3: 43 remaining. The Buckeyes finally tied It at . 83-83 on a 3-,'polnter by Burson with 40 seconds !efland got the baU back on a Central Michigan ·e arning Into the season," said . turnover . Johnson, whO' lost eight players With five seconds remalnlng, to the last NFL draft, Including Burson, who led Ohio State with three of the top nine picks. "But I 26 points, drove the lane and iold them If you play good threw up a shot. It missed, but defense so we can get the ball to Carter was there to tip it In just as Steve and our talented backs, the final buzzer sounded. and we play sound In the kicking Jerry Francis added 25 points game we ruid a chance this Ohio State, 16 coming In the for "Season. Tonlg!lt. we executed In ... second half, and Carter finished all areas." . . ___ and . was the game's with i5 · The Sooners, 11-1, were ·shoot- . State la~iyear. leading rebounder with 10. Dan , four seasons But Cox, with a strong easterly lng for a second national title In Majerle was the only otller ··.In Mlamldeveloped a repu- · wind at his back, made the field three years, and the third In .1!1 double figures Central.[)layer tatlon for arrogance on and .off goal easily. !" Coach Barry Switzer's 15-yeat with 23 pOle. . · · "'· tile field and suffered three bitter On their next possession, the reign. The loss snapped the Johnson, a 6-foot-2 , senlqr postseason .defeats. Hurricanes faced a fourth-and-4 longest winning streak In the gUard who had 53 points In his Their coach was dogged by at the Oklahoma 29. Johnson country at 20 games and stopped last outing against Wright State, questions about -his ability to win chose to go for theflrstdown, and Oklahoma's bid for a record slx'h scored 23 In the first haif·agalnst big games and their. new sopho- was rewarded when Bratton national title: 'the Sooners have " the Buckeyes as the Chippewas, more quarterback was repeat- made a leaping grab of a Walsh lost just three times In the last favored to win the Mid-American edly likened to last year's Hels- pass In driving rain. Moments three seasons, all to tiie took a 41-34 lead at Conference, mljn Trophy wlilner, VInny later, Irvin escaped All· Hurricanes. Intermission. Testaverde, and found ·lacking. American free safety Rickey "Miami-Oklahoma Is a great Johnson, who entered the But Joh~son fashioned a bril· Dixon to haul In the touchdown. rivalry," Ok.l ahoma linebacker game hitting 61 percent of his Th.at made \he score 17-7 wltli Dante Jones said. ''But It always llant .game plan against the 3-polnt'fleld goal attempts, was 5 Sooners, the Hurricanes pro- 2:37 left In tile third quarter and seems we're on the short end of of 7 from that range In the first duced .an Impressive defensive forced Oklahoma - the natlor:t's tile stick. " half. He finished the game 8of i4. effort against the ~atlon's No. 1 101st-ranked pass offense - to The Sooners scored on a 1-yard The 5-6 Chippewas raced out to a -ranked offense and Walsh forged ,play from behind. run by Apthony Stafford In the ·16-4 lead behind Johnson, who hit what Testaverde could not, a Johnson,.a defensive assistant second quarter then cut the lead a trio of 3-polnters and scored 11 national title. throughout his early career. 1to "20-14 with 2:05 left when points In the first 4: 23 of the "It's sweet for everybody," Including three years at Okla- · All-America guard Mark Hutson game. sald Johnson, who had e!!tered homa, again had his defense· ran 29 yards on a. wild. trlc k play Ohio State, led by Burson with wltha0-3recordlnJan.lb6wlsln prepared to face the wishbone's - the "E'umblerooskl." 13 first-half points, managed to Freshman quarterback ChaSooners ran for .htS four-year stint at Miami. trlple"optlon. get to within a point, 35-45, but "Our ' players have heard the 21!1 yards, less than half of their _ rles Thompson, playing for inCentral scored the final six points jured Jamelle Holleway, left the negative things. When ~pie national-best average;··• throw stones, whether at me or "We had a bunch of questions Con~lnued on page C-2 another Individual on the team It hurts. They've ··(the players) been llurtlng the last three, four years like I've been hurting tile last three, four years. This takes .away some of the hurt: It hurts a little less than It did three, ,four hours ago." Walsh carved the nation's By .JIM SOULSBY top-ranked pass defense by Tlmea.Sentlnel Staff throwing · for touchdowns of 30 ' MIDDLEPORT Even yards to fullback Melvin Bratton though West VIrginia State's and 23 Yl!rds to Michael Irvin. 8-1-1 football season was negated Greg Cox kicked an Orange Bowl by the state's athletic commisrecord 56-yard. field goal, and sion, It did not overslladow the also made a -.s-yarder for Miami performance of foPmer Meigs "It's such a relief, It's such a High star Bob Ashley, who had a wonderful feeling," said Walsh. . super yea!' as the Yellow' Jackets . "We have a lot of seniors and.this punter, a position he had held at. Is great for them and for our the West VIrginia college for young players.. We can just more than two seasons. continue bulld!ng ·on. . Ashley, son of Meigs High · walsh completed 18 of 30 football coach Bob Ashley, Sr. passes for 209 yards with one and Sharon {Riley) Asllley, took Interception. Statton was vital over the punting duties as a coming . out of the backfield, sophomore at the NAIA school catching nine passes for 102 when Kevin Smith, former Big yards. . Black player, was forced to the "We had more of a team sidelines, with Injuries. . philosophy" said Walsh,compar· During that sophomore season, lng this se~on's Hurricanes to ,Ashley !)ad also seen act10 nat the those led by Testeverde last qqarterback slot and as outrslde year, "and everyone was Inlinebacker. Having been a signal volved In It Instead of just a few caller In high school, Bob was players. We were more confident · famUiar with the dulles of that In what we were doing tonight.'' position but readily admitted The Hun;tcanes completed the that the outalde linebacker post aeason 12-0 with the only perfect was new territory for him. After head coach Clifton Moore · recon1 telml. Mlaml almolt dllcovered be bad a talented wiD be declared tile ' ldcker In the 6-2, 205 pound clllmploft tor the IICOIId tlmi'lll sophomore, Ashley's place on the - flvt yearawben the Ualted Prlla tam was lilaurecl. Moore comIntenatlollal ao.rd ol CoaciiM meDted recently oil the CODIIIvote lllmdl)'. . tency ot Alhley'a boota and went JolluoiJ blld bla team nllso far as to 1&3' that they may PIWPIII4 fit) 4elnd tbl Okla· DIYtl' find another punter ci bla cllttn. Hll· aecomplllllmenla baliia.- - for 'tb~' third 1t411t'IIII.Melnarlllfllaltl6 dUI'Ing tile 1117 1111oa were 0 ,_... ~-to~IJid I many: Bob Jed the Weat Vl1'ibtla . ' ~~~ Miller, Wilcox wed· MIDDLEPORT Beverly Ann Wilcox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Wilcox, State Route 124, Middleport, and Ben Fr·nk MIIIH, son of Miriam. Miller, Joliet, lll. and the late Herbert S. Miller were married -on Nov. 26 at their home, 422 Avondale Road, Huntington. W.Va. · Dr. Kermeth AJTlbrose officiated. Malana Henderson Turner, Hamilton, was the matron of honor, and Richard Turner. Hamilton, was best man. Others attending the wedding were Mary· E. Roush, grand· mother of the bride, Gallipolis; Lisa Roush, Gallipolis, · Bryan Wilcox, brother of the bride, Middleport; Juc!lth M111er, sister of the groom, Waltham, Mass. and parents of the couple. The bride received an account- . 1ng degree from Parkersburg Community College, her bache· 111r of science In business adminIstration from Glenville State College,- and Is pursuing a mas ters of business administration from Marshall University.. She is a staff accountant with Hayfllch ancl Steinberg CPA's. ' The groom Is. associate professor of music, percussion Instructor, and assistant director of bands at Marshall University. · Vols 27 Indiana 22 ATLANTA (UP!) -Freshman ·tailback Reggie Cobb ran for 146 yards and scored his second touchdown with 1: 52 remaining Saturday, lifting No. 16 Tennessee to a 27-22 victory over No. 20 Indiana In the 'J:>each BowL _· ~un·icanes top Sooners t~ claims .national ·.grid crown CRISPY. SERVE ECKRICH SMOKED closed at 8-4. Alabama. foUr-th In the Southeastern Conference, finished 7·5 ·tn Coach Bill Curry's first se ason . The game was the first football m eeting between the two Sl;hools. Humphrey, a junior, rushed 27 times for 149 y(lrds and scored fourth-quarter touchdowns on 17· and 1-yard runs tb lead Alaba• rna's late surge. · Ohio State comeback tops CMU Fryer Parts •••••••~'o •• 28 C Gallia County,. .JAMES R. BuRNS 3. 1988 We Reserve The Rilhl to ' •mil Quantities Meigs Senior Center has ' a(.livities' 1 Sec:ti.on • ' ' Conference with a 43 yard oppositlon'ss 20 yard line and had av!!rage. Punting 62 times during . only two go Into the endzone for the year, he dropped 22 Inside the Continued on C-2 •· �,, ' • ' . -. ........... " J.....-y3.1988 Pomeroy-.Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleeunt, ·W. Va. .Page C-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio~Point Pleasant. January 3, 1988 Bernard Clark, who .repl~ced by recovering a Thompson fum Mira, played a key role in helping ble at. the Oklahoma Sin the final thwart the · Sqoners' rushing · minute. Clark led the iame with attack and .clinched "the victory 14 tackles. .... NAIA playoffs. touchbacks. FUture Plans AP Ail-American What does 1988 have In store for .His 43 yard per trY average earned him second plac~ In the AshJI:y? His plans at the present NAIA punting ranks , honorable are to obtaln his teaching certlfl· ment.ion to t,he AssocJated Press cate and at some future date , Uttle All· .American team and enter the coachl_n g professlo~. first . team . punter on ·t he All Bob stated that he would very WVIAC squad. Ashley· has been much enjoy the opportunity to selected as the all time West work with his father In this field. VIrginia !;>tate punter, was se· Bob, wlio resides at Cross Lanes, lected to the All 'C onference first · WV, with his wtfe the tormer Dena Hall, has also been discussteam for three ~nsecu tlve years, received NAIA honorable . ing the possibilities of a pro mention his first two seasons and ·career wtth an agent from the GALI.IPOLIS' Gary Harrison ( 10) laiUed 21 pointe In a .9$-83 '. was selected to the 1986 Aca- Los Angeles l)rea. He has, In ·the past, been scouted by several pro . hoHday lomamenll088,lo M~elta Thunday •lgbt. The ex-Blue . demlt All Amerlacan squad. teams and .hopes to work with Devil \Vas elgllt of 15 from the field for Cedarville !lfld lbree of six at : In a recent interview, Bob Steve Cox of W ashlngton Reds· the llae. He had five rebouads aad five assists', plljll one steal . attributed ·a · ~reat deal cif his klns fame to lmpJ'9ve his punting agalnlit the OAC, f.'ioneers. Harrison will be with the Yellow ; punting prowess to his maternal skills. _ Jackets when they visit Rio Grande College on Jan. 23. · grandfather ,Tom Riley of Mid· We here In the· Meigs county ,._ dleport. As a youngster (In the ' ' area wish only the best for Bob, slxrh · grade) , young Ashley as do all his former teammates would engage his ~randad In backyar·(j competition and and fr(imds from West Vlrglna though he could undoubtedly best · State. And you can be certain Tom today, admits that he that Bob (Sr) and Sharon Ashley usually Jo'st fn those .backlot and grandparents Tom and Zelia Riley and Wilbur ·and Garnet sessions. Ashley are extremely proud of Played ·under Chancey his success both academically Ashley played his high schOOl and in the. field of athletics. footballun.der former Marauder Mentor Charlie Chancey. He satd thatCOI!ChChanceyselected ,hh'!l · as the Meigs punter In his Freshman season and th'at, after .: ALL GAMES · ., _the starthtg quarterback was TEAM w L · p Ol' sidelined -With Injuries, moved Hannan Trace ..... 8 2 (97 633 ·'' him to the signal calling spot, a Oak Hill .............. 7 2 621 545 position hf! held throughout his Southern .............. 6 2 661 480 senior year. Ashley -selected his North Gallhi ........ 6 4 626 653 Freshman· season when the Ma· Eastern ............... 3 4 450 517 rauders compiled a 7-3 record as Symmes Valley ... 3 6 551 716 his most rewarding and stated he Kyger Creek ........ 3 6 509 539 always felt ~een excitement Southwes.tern .. : .... O 9 • 501 668 when facing either the· Ironton · SVAC ONLY Tigers or the GAHS Blue Devils . (Varsity) 01 ,' In a game. TEAM L . I' 01' ' Upo• graduation from Meigs, . Southern ............. .5 1 533 351 he expected ' to play at Toledo Hannan Trace .. ... 5 1 488 388 where Chuck Stobart, former Oak-Hill : ............. 5 1 449 375 Middleport great and now on tlte North Gallia ..... ... 3 3 397 439 coaching staff at USC, was the ,Eastern ............. :.3 3 386 437 head coach. Stoba:t. however, Symmes Valley ... 2 5 400 511 moved t& the University of Utah · Kyger Creek ..... .,.1 5 344 395 and Ashley received a scholar· Southwestern ....... O 6 355 456 ship th~re, signing as a prospec· TOTALS 24 24 3352 3352 tlve quarterback. An operation SVAC (Reserves) on his knee hampered hls playing ability and he accepted the TEAM · w L I' OP . ,, , chance to transfer to WVS when Southern .............. 6 ··o 351 251 the opportunity arose. Hannan Trace ... .. 5 1 345 224 His accomplishments there Oak Hill .. .-.......... .4 2 233 246 · are history and, as stated earlier, , Southwestern ....... 3 2 263 281' were somewhat dampened by North Gallla ...... ..2 4 286 296 . one team mem~r's failure to Symmes Valley ... 2 4 269 284 report financial aid received Eastern ............... 2 4 254 324 previously, resulting In the rut- Kyger Creek ........ O 6 215 310 Converts From Rifle To Shotgun! lng that stripped the Yellow TOTALS 24 24 2216 2216 Jackets ~f their extremely sue·Tuesday's gaine~ ' ·26" Round Barrel cessful season . and prevented Wahama at Kyger Creek ·Single trigger, with large trlgge'r guatd allowing you to wear your gloves them from participating In the OVCS at Southwestern ·Handles patched r:ound ball·or Maxl·Ball · . · ·Furnished with fully adjustable Iron sight •Use of the 12 ga. access. barrel converts the rifle to a shotgun In seconds Scoreboard ... Final NFL standings By Ualled Pl'tii8 ID~rnauoul NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUF. • ll'.lld rcplar aeattonJ · A.mt'ricu Conferemce li· .. dlaupoll8 NewEapaDd · Buttalo JiO' iletl ... aee :eas 11 ; e .533 :st~ :J36 8'70.5UUCI%t3 7 8 0 .187110H$ t ' 0 ·.tot »t He Patrie II Dl\' ..loa W L T Pt11. ·oF OA Cn,ral x<Jeveland !0 5 0 .ill"i ' SBCI Ul Clnci.Wl NV lalanden \1 14 Phll.t.l,hla New ~erwt f':IUihul'lll 18 U. I 41 ' II! 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Suaday's Game8 St. . 1Aut11 at Lo" Ancele!l, nl&ht Frlday'11 Ruult Minnesota 9, Ba1Umon 3 Mlmesota at Clevel.nd, nlr•t Cavs stop Suns 120-107 in Saturday tilt • RICHFIELD , Ohio iUPI ) Mark Price scored 21 points Saturday to lead seven Cleveland players scoring In double ligures as the Cavaliers defeated the Phoenix Suns 120-107. The Cavaliers,·playing without starting center Brad Daugherty who has a stomach virus. took the ;lead for good 26-25 with I: 40 left i n the first quarter on an 18-foot jump shot by Dell Curry . Curry scored 18 and Phil Hubbard had 15 for Clevela nd. Mallk West, starti ng in place of Dallgherty . scored 11 points and pulled down a game-high 15 rebounds. Kevi n Johnson had 13 points and 6 assists for Cleveland. Cleveland led 32-26 after the first quarter and took a 64-59lead at halftlme.The Cavaliers matched their 32-polrit output of the first and second quarters in the third to lead 96· 77 e ntering the fina l period. Phoenix fell behind by 23, 102·79, In the fourth quarter. Suns guard . Waller Davis keyed a fourth-quarter ,comeback try, scoring 16 of hls game-high 27 points in the final period. The ~u ns, however , could only cut the lead to 10, 116-106. Larry N a nee had 23 and Eddie · Johnson added 21 for Phoenix . Cleveland scored its last nine points from the free-throw line. -NQRRIS NORTHUP ·ooDGE, INC. 300 THIRD AYE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-0842 ' Yea·r End lncenti~es SKYi.JNERS LEAGUE 1%'17-87 TEMI . WON LOST 'Big RIVI.'f El{'{', ......... ..... ... ......... 84 J6 ,Circles Ca t! erln g ....... .. ..... 71 49 . .. Great A.Jll . Floor ........ ....... ......... 64. 5fi Rio Mini Mal't .................... .. ....... 62 58 Local l890 ................ .. .. .. ...,~ .......... 62 Pa4l Davies .................. :... ... ...... 61 ' Phlll~ Sporn ..................... .. ... .. .. :60 Bob vans Farm .......... ...... ........ 58 Geraeral Tir£' ....................... ..... ,.. 55 The Elks . ..................... , .... .. .. .. .... 54 .. Gino's .. ...... ... ......... ~...... , .. .... .. .. ... 52 McDo.na lds .. ................. ....... ........ 50 1 Cf-.;,~~~~fls y,.;on··~iRhi ··p·oi.nis··ri:! 60 62 65 66 68 70 • Local1890 won slx points from TbP Elks. . <~ Am. Floor. High bowler for Phillip Sporn ·• • WO!i J. Davis wllh .597. · High bowler tor Great Am. Floor was B. Harrisoo wllh528. Snowden Ins. woo six potnts fnm Jrvlns _ ·Glass. HIJh bowler forSnowdln Ins. was J . Warren with 587. High bowler for Irvlns Glau was.A. Fetty with 551. . Bob Evans 1 woo sbl: points fran Paul Davies. 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Perc. quarter .and pulled USC within 14-10. is selected to All-Tournament Team ·. $15999 • Snowd en Ins .................. ...... ........ 69 ,I rvin!; Glass .......... , ........ .. ...: ........ 64 ,Minks Aul o ...... .. ........ .................. 64 . THE NEW ENGLANDER RIFLE Maine 8, Sprtrw&ld 1 SUDday'A GamrM Sunday'• GaJJK'!J lA Cllppen at Atl•ata, nlaht LA Lakers illt Porilamt, n1cht THOMPSON CENTER ·~ S.MIIf'AGamrs :l "You can't win them all," USC ~ YOU'Ll BE IN TUNE WITH THE NfWSI MluAulppl at Tepeb. OP 321 498 363 473 480 416 382 352 295 284 485 563 538 421 575 . (SEOAL Reserves) , · TEAM W L I' OP Logan ............... : .. 3 0 165 143 Warren .. ... ........... 2 1 145 120 Marietta ............. .! 2 142 ·150 · Gallipolis ............ .! 2 137 148 • Athens .......... .. ..... ! 2 133 136 Jackson ............... 1 2 116 141 TOTALS 9 9 838 838 Tuesday's games: Warren Local ·at Point Pleastant Belpre at Marietta Chesapeake at Coal Grove · Ceredo-Kenova at South Point Portsmouth at Waverly Friday's games: Logan.at Warren Local Jackson at Athens · Gallipolis - Open Portsmouth \Vest at Valley SPARTANS CELEBRATE - Mlcblgafl State kicker John . Circleville at Greenfield Langeloh, right, and- holder Troy ·.woody, left, celebrate after Chesapeake at Fairland Langeloh made a fourtb:quarter,field goal against USC ia the Rose ·South Point at Buffalo Bowl, played New Year's Day in Pasadena, CaiU. The Spartans Wheelersburt at Waverly bea1 the Trojaas 20-17. (UPI) Portsmouth at Boyd County Point Pleasant at Milton • • Southwestern at Southern Madison· s~res Saturday's games Warren Local at Zanesville Gallipolis at Marietta Portsmouth West. at Notre Dame ~ MOUNT VERNON - Former . district's all-star baseball game . Greenfield.vs. Zane Trace in OU GAHS star Tlin Madison, a 6·5 He Is the son of the Rev. Bob Convo. . senior'forward for Mount Vernon and Dot Madlsoij of Gallipolis. , Iron)on at _Wiieelersburg . ' Nazarene College, scored 18 points in the Cougars' 74-67 victory. over Kenyon College in the consolation game of the Colonial City Classic Tourna· men! last Tuesday night, playedat Mount Vernon High School. Madison, In his second year as a starter ; led all scorers In the contest and was named to the all-tournament team .- He joined Tom Lanier and Tim Mueller of · · Capital, · Wayne Bllinovlc and, Brad Jones of Baldwin-Wallace . Everyb?dy's askingquestions about the most sweeping tax cha,nges and Sten Johnson of Kenyon . m l;usrory. Our exp ~r1enced preparers, know the answers: We know· Lanier was voted the MVP. the new l ~ws and th~ new forms. We'll save you every dollar possible. The Cougars were slated for • . And, you 11 j!et the b1ggest refund you have coming! If there's ever a • the consolation game following _ tim~ot H&R Block, it's • their 89·78 loss to Baldwin· Wallace Monday night. As a junior at Gallla Academy , he and his teammates captured the SEOAL cage crown. In Pomeroy Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant addition, he was an all· 61 8 E. Main St. Second 8o 'Sycamore 419 Main St .. conference plc\5 In golf and 992-6674 448-0303 875-1632 baseball, an all-district selection Open 9 AM-6 PM Weekdays, 9·6 Sat. ; In baseball and the MVP -In the 446-2342 w Suad.,-'11 G•metl Mldwe11t DhUion 17 8 .6118 Denwr 11 II .em Houaton l-1 It :us Saa Anlenlo 13 12 .S!O Utah ~ U 14 -~ S.erame..W 1 !I .2M Paclnc Dlvtw.on LA Lakers - ~ 8 .718 Portland · 18 10 .843 antue •· 15 13 .531 Phoealx II Ill .400 LA Cllppen ' 11 17 .na . Golden St. ,' " ., .187 Sl~ 2 II 10 U 15 re.-«la t 13 41% lt}t Sa\l&nnah ~~ U 38~ ISYE Topeka R 8 .Sf 58 Cllar~ton 1_ 11. 34% 15Ya Western Division Rocklont II 5 43% 85Ya LaCroue 11 - • U 14 W)'omiDJ II I SS · IS Qud CUr 8 12 SS st Rod1uler 7 13 S'J% ~IIYt R.,td GtlfD II t:1 38 Friday's Reaall Alhany81, La Croue 81 We1t.m Conrerence Dallas . 18 &" runs of 5 and 4 yards before a · Coach Larry s mith said . "Now crowd of 103,847. Langeloh also .the jinx is over. It's time to forget about It and go on. It (the Pac-10 had a 40-yard field goa l for the doirftnation) really had nothing 9-2·1 Spartans, who made their to do with the ·game. first Rose Bowl appearance In 22 " We played ha rd. We just ran years: out of time. ·Mlcblgan State' did not make a single mistake." Th e Paclfic-10 represe ntative McAllister was four Cif seven had defeated the Big Ten club In every Rose Bowl ·stnce 1981 and passes for 128 yards. a nd no had taken 12 of the last 13. interceptlo,n s. Peete finished 22 "I hope the anxiety has bee n· of 41 for 249 yards · · "We had fun out here:·' MeAl· cleared up for people in the lister .said, "but ' we were all future who come out here, " Pei'les said . .~'It .doesn't matter business on the field ." whe!'Ei you. stay or where you · . MSU middle linebacker Percy -Snow, who had 15 unassisted tackles , was voted the game; s practice, you still have to grow· "Part of growing Is going to see Most Valuable Player'. Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse (at Disneyland) and to meet The Spartans, whodowqed the · _, · Trojans 27-13 on Labor Day, led Grego,.)l ·peck. We grew a lot. " 14-3 at the half. USC tied it 17-17 .usc,;,' 8-4, scored or! scoring passes, ·,.:o f 33 and 22 yards from wltll8: 33 remaining when ijenry beat cornerback Derrick Heed io Peete J!:l' Ken Henry and Quln the back of the end zone and Rodrlgiiez 's 34-yard field goal. · Peete hlt him with a 22-yard pas s. Rodriguez , a freshman, ll)issed Peete' s first TDpass to Henry , from 49 yards and the TroJans a 33-yarder over Harlon Bennett, ~~sobotchedanattemptf~omthe came with 9:34 .left In the -thiFd ·(SEOAL -VARSITY) Team W L I' OP Logan ......... .... ...... 3 0 161 135 Gallipolis ......... .. .. 2 1 156 132 • Athens ..... ...... ...... 2 1 210 193 Warren ... ... .. ..... ... ! 2 169 202 Marietta ... : ......... .! 2 197 181 Jackson ............... o 3 100 210 TOTALS 9 9 1053 1053 • •oR CONVENIENT. HOME DEUVERY CALL &I Nt'Wo{)rlt&M, 1!:31 p.m. A.FC Wild Card SeaUJe- at Ho•&o•. f p.m. ' ~ SUNDAY TIMES-.SENTINEL Quebee M B•rtale1 niA'ht Dec roll at WhmiP.t& nl&hl ~alp,r,. at 01 k:aKo. nlrhl SEO, OPPONEN""' (AI!Games) · . .TEAM ' · ' W L - P Wheelersburg ... .'.. 6 0 395 Portsmouth ...... :.. 7 1 650 Logan .............. ,... 6 · 1 408 Waverly ..... ......... 7 2 583 Southern .. : ...... ..... 6 2 661 Calllpolls :....... ..... 6 2 488 J\.lhens ......., ......... 4 2 444 .Chesapeake ......... 4 2 · 411 South Point.. ........ 2 2 271 Pt. Pleasant .. :..... 1 3 260, · Warren ................ 2 5 408 West.. .................. 2 s._ 548 Marietta .............. 2 6 506 Greenfield ....... :... 1 6 356 Jackson ............... 1. 7 462 ~" GET YOUR NEWS · FIRST AND , . FACTUALLY IN THE PAGES OF YOUR NEWSPAPER • READ THE SVAC standings SUnday'M Gamr11 159 1!:53 IZ'l ~ Sl'7 381 ZD5 431 . Spartans ended six years of Midwest frustration with a 20-17 victory over No. 17 Southern Cal. "Was it a burden? No. It was not · my problem." John Langeloh kicked. a 36yai'd field goal wltlt 4: 14 lefi to snap a tle and and Lorenzo White rushed for two touchdowns for the Spartans. Langeloh capped a 54-yard, game-winning drive !hilt Included a 36-yardlpass from Bobby McAllister . to Andre ?,lson. · usc reached the Michigan . State ,. 30 with less· than two minutes to play, but quarterback Rodney Peete fumbled for the fourth time In the game and free safetx Todd Krumm recovered wtth 1:33 to go. Peete also threw three interceptions. Jolin Miller Intercepted two, Including one at the MSU 13 wllh three seconds le(t. . White, _ fourth in Helsman -, Trophy .ba)lotlng, put the final stamp on his illustrious MSO career with 113 yards and scoring · I SEO .standings ' ... , .•.....•. . .. . .. PON'T HEAR .IT ON. THE GRAVEVINE••• 111 IH II I 31 Dlviskln Calpry 13 II 4 511 Edmonlon Q n 3 -19 Wlnn.l,er II 11 3 15 V.-ouver 12 !I i , %9 Los An,elflll' II :t 4 Z8 FridaY's Result Wuhlal1on I, P1ttsbuflh J 1'oron1o .131 :1!6 :136 ' •:Hi1 ·us :100 .':61' ::89 384 .':61 'l8tl 38t 5 9 1 f II (I t 11 fl S3 11!4 131 1115 us 1111 11: .ti'T U1 180 0 467 m :slfl ..... t80 31~ 1 ., . IH u~ 148 141 ,. · 1:1 12 32 .U7 ltfl Hll Central ll 4 0 n .., u IS 11 Detroit Sl:. Lo\IU .733 31! Zllli • • • ·,T.lli x-Ctlkap • 0 Ph. . drlphia NY G1aalll .\ I 147 .124 Campbell Coaference NaltoMI t:onference x-WMhlapon II 41 UIIUJ4111111 22 14 f Ill Ill IS: If 1'7 I S4 121 ISS If If I S4 liS Ill ,1ft 311 %811 .!lOt :m I 3 14 It I IS Adun. DtvlsMa Weso x·Otavtr -' NATIONAL HOCKEY LEA'GVE Walt~~ co.-rereDC~ · W -L T Pet PF PA ....... ... """' e ee NHL results ' PASADENA, Calif. ( UPI) . Michigan State rid the Big Ten of Its Rose Bowl hex Friday, helped by a freshman kicker and . a tailback whol!e next run will be In the NFL. . "We took this as a big game, but · they all count as one " Spartans Coach George Perl~s . 1 said after the eighth-ranked ..• ... .... . . Middlep~rt's ... --~eo!!!:nu~ri::;ued~f~ro!!!!m:.!:.c.:.!....t_~· . .. . . w. VQ . Spartans end.- hex, down Trojans, ~0-17 .,Hurricanes ·w ill, ·clai_~ .national . crown t ' ' Continued from page C-l · . . . Miami stxmk:d the vaunted : ball on t~ ground and faked a , Sooners' wlshtlQAe, holding Okla· pltcb. Hutson scooped tile ball . ~oma to.255 yards of offenSe a.nd · and ran down the sideline uri- ·. Its lowest pblnt total In two years. , touched into the end 2one. · The Hurricanes' performance But the need for a trick pl~y 'Was ren)arkable considering It also symbolized just how th'o · .wassiageddespftetheabsenceof roughly the . Hurricanes out.' ml~ate. linebacker George Mira · played the Sooners, who entered .. Jr., one of tw~ starlets who were the game averaging 499· yards ~usjM!n.~ from the team for per g~me ln . offense wtt.h the . fa_lUng ~CM drug tests eaqler nations No.1 ranked attack. . -· t!tl!. !Jl?nll\; . : ·· ' . ~ ' Sunday Times-Sentinel-. Page- C-3 2s00-5a00 P.M. 2100-SsOO P.M. 1OaOO· 1100 , .M. • R!lll. 511.95 Automatically starts recording when you start speaking, stops when you do, 114-800 Banerlft eJCtra · ' 1985 ·-- ~ �•. Tin II S.1n1in81 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolil, Ohio-Point PIIIUnt, W. Ve. Nebraska, Jris·h ·Penn State lose B;r DAVE RAFFO · VPI Sporia Wrher .• Miami's 20--14 victory over. Oklahoma ~apped a New Year's Day schedule of six bowl 4t8mes. . Earlier, No. 3 Florida State deteated.No. 5 Nebraska 31-281n the Fiesta Bowl, No. 4 Syracuse and No. 6 Auburn lll&Yed to a 16-16 tie In the Sugar Bowl, No. 8 . Michigan State edged No. 17 Southern Cal 29-17 In the Rose BoWl, No. 13 Texas.A&M crushed No. 14 Notre Dame 35-10 In tlie Cotton Bowl and No. 12 Clemson belted No. 19 Penn State 3S:10 In the Florida Citrus Bowl. Florida Sta&e SJ, Nebraska J8 · At Tempe, Arti.:Uanny McMa. nus threw a 15,yard scoring pass .,.,. his third TD pass of the game - to complete a 9(-yard march with 3: 07 left and lift Florida State to a comeback victory. McManus' final TO pass capped a 98-yard drive, . which began ~fter Nebraska lost a fumble at Frid~y At Orlando, Fla., Tracy John- · Allen scored on a 25-yard run to the Seminoles .~ . son ran for three TDs and Terry power Clemson. Sy~ue 11, Aubum 11 At , New Orleans, Win Lyle's • 30-yard field goal With one second left lifted Auburn Into a tie. LYle and nm Vesllng or· Syracuse each kicked three field goals In the first tie In the M-;rear history of the Sugar Bowl. Tbe draw ended Syracuse's bid for Its first perfect season since 1959. Syracuse finished 11·0-1. . Texu AAM 16, Notre Dame 10 · At Da'llas, TD.by flanl\er Tony Thompson and · running back Larry Horton In the f.fnal two minutes of the first half propelled Texas A&M; The Aggles turned three Notre Dame turnovers Into Tl)s and so frustrated Reisman Trophy whiner Tim Browrt that he sprinted across the field to tackle Texas A&M's Warren Barhorst after Barhorst bad stopped blm on a kickoff return midway through the fourth quarter. Clemson 35, Penn State 18' Jfi~ costly for ~yracus~ squad TRIPPED Vl' - Nebraska defenswe tackle T1m Rother (78) reta tnapped,by Florldalllate'a TonyVeomau, left, uRother pea : NEW ORLEANS (UP!) -The "We are looking forward to · after Semlllole quarlerbaek Danny McManus In the third quarter of tbe Fleata Bowl, played New Year's Day In Tempe, Ariz. The ·syracuse Orangemen, who continuing our efforts to return Semlnolea won 31-28. ( VPI)' · missed <) perfect season by four Syracuse football to the high · seconds this year, say they are level It enjoyed two decades still strong enough 'to dominate ago, " Johnston said. "We made the Eas't again next year. great strides this past season. • Syracuse finished the season at Eastern football Is tougher than Thanks to' you, 1~-0-1 after Auburn's Win Lyle some people think." Klcked . a game· tying, · 30-yard However, Johnston said before our customers, f!l!ld goal With four seconds llift the Sugar Bowl that Syracuse, Friday In the Sugar Bowl. Next 11-0 during the relll.fla~ season, 1987 was a very year, the Orangemen lose two jDeeded to beat Auburn toprove It senior All-Americans, -quarter- I deserved a high national successful year. back Don McPberscin and defen- ranking. "If we dogo.ll-1, a lot of people sjve tack]~? Ted Gregory. We at Jim Mink • "Ther€'s no question we'll will say we had a fluke season," miss Donnie McPherson and Ted Johnston said. "11 we beat Chevrol~t-Oldsmobile would like to Gregory," fullback Daryl John- Auburn In the Sugar Bowl, II'can ston said. "But we have a lot of only help us." our people back and &Orne That thinking explains Syratake this opportunity to say . outstanding taie11t that wiU be . cuse's disappointment over the battling for the . quarterback · tie. · "thanks" for making J987 so spot." "Would I have gone for the ~The Orangemen return eight tie?" said Syracuse Coach Dick outstancling. We fowara to starters on bOth offense and MacPherson." AbsolUtely not! " defense. Among the returnees "Their settling for a tie surserving you in 1988! are Johnston, a 238-pound Junior prlsed me," said Syracuse defe!lwho Syracuse coaches feel Is the slve tackle Paul Frase. "After !Jtst fullback In the East, and the game, I bad to fight a lot of tailback Robert Drummond, a bitterness. We came to a major junior who led the Orangemen In New Year's bowl wanting towln. rpshlng this past season and When we walked off the field, I gained 82 yards on 17 carries think some of our bitterness was against Auburn. showing." The Staff. and Management of The Orangemen also will have Auburn. Coach Pat Dye points Tommy Ka.ne, who caught 14 TD out that the Tigers passed for a passes In '87, ahd all their other flrstdownona4th-and-6fromthe • wide receivers plus both backup Syracuse 30 With only 28 seconds left to extend the final drive. running backs. look Have A Happy and Safe New Year JIM MINK Cooper best, Jennings says COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Ohio State University President Edward H. Jennings says OSU's new head football coach John Cooper was the best of seven "outstanding" candidates Interviewed for the position. Cooper was named Thursday to replace Earle Bruce, who was fired Nov . 16. "We Interviewed some of the most outstanding people In the country," said Jennings, who came under a storm of criticism for his firing of Bruce just five days prior to Ohio State's annual game against Michigan. "The best situation you can have 'is to be able to pick !rem among seven · people !Ike that. " Jennings, at the time of Bruce's firing and' since, has refused to give a reason for his action , except to say It was a "personnel matter." ~ The feellng ls, however; Jennings felt Bruce didn't do enough_ ott the foo!hll-ll field to represent .the university. . Cooper, who coached Arizona State the past three years, announced Wednesday night af- ter the Sun Devils' 33-28 win over Air Force he was leaving ASU, although he didn't say where he was going. Ohio State minutes later announced his hiring. "I'm going to try to go and do the best job I can coaching, fit-In the community and do the things expected of a football coach," Cooper sald on hls post-game radio show . . Apparently, that's what Jennings was looklcg for- someone who fits In and does the things expected of a -football coach. Jennings said ,Athletic Director Jim Jones and assistant Bill M¥1es talked to numerous people around the country about Cooper. "They checked out an awful lot of people around the country," said Jennings, "on what John Cooper was, how he handles himself, how he treats the academic environment and what his commitment Is to the NCAA governing struc1ure." Jennings said it didn't bother him that the university spotlight has been on the firing of Bruce and the hunt for a new coach. Chevrolet -0 Ids mobile P.~.: Don't forgetto rtop i~ and pick up your Free tickets for th.e Rio Grande vs. Urbana game on January 12. r-------------..--..,.....:...--------U The Central Trust · Company is introducing two very special, ·high yielding Ce·rtificates of Deposit. 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Th~ ' ~rcals, ~~~beat ~e hos~h~~e • a cons , on cern • ,wlll t~tore~at ~ter~sultbefoi ' return ng to 1 e A wars pex · ~~:~ay night aga inst visiting Oak Th 5 h HI hi d. · e out western g an ' : GALLIPOLIS- As the SVAC Oaks have·wori two of their last will try to return to the ·win Symmes, Valley, who started beads . I? to the new year, Mike three. Because the Wildcats and column after loSing three of their off the season with a conference Jenkins 5-1 Hannan Trace Wild- the TQrnadoes havC! nearly !den- . last' five games, two of which victory over Southwester1,1 becats lead the pack as the hottest tical run-and-gun attacks, while were· league contests . The PI· fore dropping four of their next of the eight, In spite of being tied the other six teams play the rates will try to use the momen- five loop contests, will start off with Southern and Oak lllll, also ·slower halfcourt game. It Is a tum they gatbe~ed from winning the new year against the 3-3 at 5-l , for the top ' spot In the good bet that neither team will the Gallla County Holiday Tour- Eastern Eagles next Friday · lose another league contest until nament crown !list Tuesday nlgllt · night ln Reedsville. league. • ' The Wlldcats .have won their theymeetlnRaclneonFebruary to get above the .500marklnthe . Wahama will be looking for last fivE! · conference matches 12. . conference when they host Han- revenge when they cross the while the Tornadoes and. th~ , In the meantime. N9rth Callla nan Trace next Frlday nlgbt. river to. face . Kyger Creek, 3-6 ..........., ..................... teclulla:l SlllldCIIICe, CSSIII flllaachtl tile pad year. ...... alfts.e •uplr appmlatoll.lett wltl:et fora · ....,, .... . .Prooperoa lllw Yeart Qlil:••'*'• ....... • Part COIIRiaioMr Mr. George E. P - Perk Commlloloner .....In, 1181-1187 ...will. . ~I ' '· Greg Adldno · 8RtJKrotz Millar Atkinson. R.O.T.C .. Dotty Lewrt Rio G...,de College Utile Joy Atwood ~Mentlloth ' ' Vlt'lon Blck M•• Merclll ' Ch..._MeniJim S.rg~~r lloger Benon DoMidM. .IIe · Renny lleckburn Robert Metlloe"" Jr. Dlvlcl Mltlox Fredrick Block Rendy McFerlllnd Ethel 1011111. Ohio G...., Thumb Sh•onlowmM . • Myron "lud" McGhH Bob a....deberry Bert McGuire Bu_B...,cllberry Mervin McKelvey Horry Broughman Lola McKinnrrv Herold Brown Kiniiii!Y ~r Ronellllillllef Mike Brown Tom MiiliiDe. O.D.N.R .. Mr. & Mrs. o..n Brow.nell Ballncll lroyloo. Gollill · Dlvlolon Df Wildlife Donald Montgomery County Humon Servlcot Herold Montgomery Diane Bruce . Earl Morg~~n 1 · Jim Buma v · auzz Croll Jim Morrlaon Rick Mor• KlmCoUdoy Dov.. Myere Pot Cenedoy Uoyd Myen Bandy Corron Dot Neutzlng MlkeCerter JoyNICW!Io Jim C'*tnut Fronk Clery, Jr. Dr. Den 'l\lotJer. D.V.M. JoyceCochron Anita O'Donnell Mlclltlle Corbin, Carol O'Rourke Our Hou• MuiiUm TomOobot'"" DougCowloo Julie Pece lorry Curry Kethy Potrick DenDeviH R'dt Perdue Arlie Devl• Carolyn Plymele Mr. & M,., Bill Dairlo. Jr. Dl:'n Plym81e Wondell Devil Mr. • Mrs. Don0¥1n Pope · Roy D11orrnol, Foreotry, Buckeye Mr. & Mro. Ph0'1 o . . Hills Cor- Center Robert Po-l · F;enk DICiemonte LIN Renkln · Deve Dobblno, Jr. Lorry Ratcliff ' • Jon Elerdo Uncll Retllft · Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. E.iana Robin RowHno Ken Farmer M•llynR••• Harm• Fl-ugh CheriiiiRieclel Llo111rd Ford Lrou,. Roberto JlfiFuRicherd Roderick, Jr. ShMnon Gllllom Mr. • Mrs. Weyne RoM Bees Groce. Bob Evan• Forme Mr. ·• Mrs. Herold Rowen Jerry 01Mftwood, '' · Ellzebeth Ruml.,y Butch Runell . • Weyne Netlonal Forest Jeff Ru ....l Cheb Gurhtlre Mox Heffelt Bobbl Jo Soundero Berry Helley Sheron Sounclero · Ron Halley SteveS.IIIbury Mike Heller Elton Bev•o• Bill Hemineck Don !Jchmldt. Ohio Perb fJ!orril Haakins • Rec-tlon A-'etlon Terry Hawk Mr: Slmo, State Forottry ·Mary Louile Henneoy John Spitler Arthur Henson Karon Sp.-.guo DekeHonoon Gebrlel St-art Kim Herdman HonnaS-Irt Scott Hinsch, Jr. StephlnleStover Carl Hoffmen Ernie Stump ·· Paul Moleski Margo Swisher Gene Honchel. Cooper Hollow PetSwloher WlciHeAree Berry Thompson VIrginia Howell, Ohio Gr.., Thumb Dovld Todd Jeff Hubbard , Ken Tomlinson Joy Jorvlo Bob·Underwood · R. William Jenkins . AmyVInoon lorry Johnson, O.D.N.R. Don111,W"'gh , Division 'of Wllcllfe B,..doWIIeon Cherlle Joneo, Dhlo Green Thumb Tommy Wood JohnKeenen · 'G110rge Woodward. Jr. Everett King Jef!Adkino .overall , T1,1esday -nlght. ey~\ wl~~~~s hl\nl~ehltrle~ ~~Is : 0 a • · os a ey · ChrlsU~n- School Tuesday nlght. s- \. ,' INTERCEPTS PASS -Clem- . · son comerback Donnell Woolford lniereeplll a pau tllrown by f\!na Stale quarterback Malt Knllllef In the aecosad . quarter or' the Cllru Bowl, played N~"' Year's Day Jn, .Qrlando, Fla. Maklnr the Iackie I• Lion Brennan Gaerbler. The play wu called back beCaulll! ol an off&ldes call agal•l the Tlrers. (UPJ) Ohio State has fll'8t '88 recruit COLt.JMBUS, Ohio (UP!) . Within hours after John Cooper became heal! foothail coach at Ohl11 State University, he learned be had his first recruit. Centerville quarterback Kirk Herbstrelt called Cooper to say he had decided to attend OSU to · play football: l{e can only give a verbal commitment, apd .canrtot sign a national letter of Intent for several weeks. · Herbstrlet, son of former Ohio State co-captain Jim Herbstrelt (1958-l!!tiO), led his Centerville team to seven straight wt.n's after losing the first three. · . The 6-foot-4, ~00-pound quarterback won 'honorable mention In the UP! Board of Coaching - balloting In Dlvlslon-Xfor all-Ohio honors. However, he was one of the eight quarterbacks c bosert by Parade's All-America l{lgh School football team. Cooper was Introduced to Columbus at noon Thursday as the new Buckey.e coach, replacing \he fired Earle Bruce, !)nly hours after his Arizona State Univer·stty team won the Freedom Bowl with 'a 33-28 triumph over Air Force. P. TAYLOR NISSAN TAYLOR NISSAN )1st Timer Buyers Program NISSAN DEALER! ''Athens Largest'' Athens Largest Nissan. Deale~ Presttnts: No Prior Credit - No · Needed NISSAN SENTRA . NISSAN 4x2 PICKUP ·The most maintenance free· vehicle In Its class! AS LOW AS .... :U:th. Standard shift, radial tires, double' walled cargo bed. $12"7 $117 Bodlmer'oOrocrt BooNrd Memorloi.Ubrarv Bo.y Scout Troo11 200 Boy leo"' Troopp 285 Burlile 011 Co. l:eptein D's Carl's Shoe Store Certer Tractor S.ln SupplY City of GaUipolio Colony Video t Columbtll Southern Power Commerclel • Sevlngo Bonk . · Corpo of EnglniOfl - Huntington District Domlno'oPiuo · Federal Mogul French Art Colony French City Proto Fruth Pharmacy G&J Auto Porto Oollja Academy High School P.A.W.S. 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Club Lucky Lucy AmuiiiMnte M.T Conotructlon Merchl' 1 Cerry-Out · . · McDIIIIIId'o R.et..rent Mld-Atlontlc Coca-Colo Bottling Co. Moumlnf• Inc. Muilno Aeooclltll N-ark Vlcllo 0'0111 Lumber Co. Ohio D.....ment of Neturel Rnourc" Dhlo Dlpllrtment of Treneportlltlon Ohio VIII., l111k Ohio VIII., Chrlltlon School Ohio VIII., F_.,d Did Irick Tevern Per Mer 01 .._Exxon Cent.r Dlvlllon ~!:,•n~,:::'munlty Coll1111 c,.,,.l Longhorns upset Pittsburgh, 32-~7 ~ . ~.' HOUSTO,N (UP!) - Texas quarterback Bret Stafford saved a record-setting performance for a night wben the Longhorns n~ed him most. Stafford threw for a Bluebonnet Bowl-record 368 yards and three touchdowns, and Tony Jones scored twice and set a. receiving record Thursday night to lead unranked Texas to a 32-27 · upset of ~o. 18 Pittsburgh. ·The performance gave the Longhorns their first bowl vic· tory In five appearances since 1982. - "I couldn't have ended my career In a better way, •' Stafford said. "We knew we would have to · execute well to have a chance, and we did. !think maybe Pitt did not realize just bow fast Jones and <Eric) Metcalf are. You can say you expected their speed, but It's anotber.thlng to get <:JUt there and see it." Stafford completed 20 of 34 passes for 368 yards and TDs of 77, 60 and 14 yards, and was Intercepted once. His 368 yards broke the Bluebonnet Bowl mark of 303 yards set by Mark Herrmann of Purdue In 1979. ' co. • ' LSU rompS, 30..13 .I I ,.• , • JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Wendell Davis had heard enough about South Carolina's "Black Death" defense. Louisiana State's All· American receiver combined with quarterback Tommy Hodson to dialect tbe Gamecocks with nlne receptions for 132 yards and three toucbdoWlll. The output helped the seventh-ranked naen defeat No. 9 South CarolIna 30-131n the 43rd annual Gator Bowl. • · ,"All·week we heard a!IOut the 'Black Death,..,. Davis Aid of South carolina' a defenae, which rlftlred leCOnd entered the In tbe country by •Uowtna oJI}y 10.1 polnta per pme. "That aave aame ~~~>"lnctlltlvt... LSU COII'Mted tllat lneentlve to 111 flrat bowl victory •lace 18'79. T1le Tlpn had lOll four POll· ~- plllel In the 1111111. Tbe 97 N. 2ND AYE• . MIDIII.EPOIT, OliO 9.92-6661 ...... . . victory I&W tbam I 10.1·1 mark, . their flral 10-vlctory --~~~~ce 1161• The Gamecoclcl, WIIIIIAID all· 111W11 Df tllllr bowliJIIIHI'*IICel, I !I:Pbltl-4. The original King Cab. Stock No. 4423 · Per $147 Month Mon.t h King C..ll 4X4 ,, >I.- BeckwOOdlmen Murzleloeding Rille Club Bob Ev1n1 Farms NISSAN KING CAB 4x2 f'er Buslne•se• lndu•trlts & Clubs .. liD . • . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleaunt, W. v_a . • ...... .................."....., ......., ' ' J~3.1988 Tilt 0.0~ . . .,,;. Ptirk Co:nitnlltl• 111111 atllff pu.llcly . Co. .. ,J 1987 'HONOR ROLL .0.0~ MdNTYB PAll DISTRICT NISSAN 4x4 PICKUP · PRICE ... · · · · · · .-. · · 110,738 1 ·' cash llct .. .. .. . ....... ... · 1000. Down P•rllllll .. . ........ ·$1000 SALE PRICE .... 5 ALL NEW NISS~N PRICE .... . .. ,. ..... :·.. ... .. . '13,971 ST-5 Per Standard shift, step bumper, bed ralls, custom stripes, sliding windows. ' Month •&995 ·'500 517--5 =. 8738_ _., , ,;~o:s ,.,...,_ •Payments .!lgured 72 mo., $1,000 down cash or trade, plus cash back. l:ax & Tille extra. Per $ Cull Bact.. ....... . ....... .. ...... -'1500 Down Payment ......... ... .. .. ... . . -•1000 Month SALE PRICE .. ~ •..... '11 ,471 149 Per Month . .... . . . '230 NISSAN - No. 1 In Quality Control Of Al_l Japane.. M•nuf•cturersl Drag DRAG n: PUSH.IT PULL IT ·Push or' Pull JUII OfT IT 10 OUIII.OTI • For Y ·o ur Old ca·r NISSAN PULSAR - "C•r Of The Future ... T-tops, standard shift,_radial tires. ·or. Truck! Per Month Price Par Mo. 1979 CHEVROLETI $1995 $34.00 19r9 HONDA, Acconl .. $1995 $34.00 1910'CHEVIOLET, Moate c.lo ....... $1995 , $34.00 1914 MEICUIY, Lyu ............ $4995 $113.00 1914 CIIIVIOLET, C1 1 1 1 .- .....•.• $5995 $140.00 1979 POIRIAC, · flla•u ......... $4995 $146.00 1915 CIIVIOLET, · . CalaUit •.•..•.. $6995 $149.00 1915 HOIIIA, Chic •... $6995 $149:oo ·1914 POIIIIAC, Ploro, : Nil A ..... . ~ .•••. $6995 $169.00 1915 .All, 21051 •.. $7995 $175.H 1917 CIIVIGI.If, . - .... .. •••••.•• $1995 $110.00 .1t7t DA1M, 21111, . . . aaur ....... $599_5_ $111.00 1t7t AIIC, Alii ...... $1995 $34.ot 19M ~ ........... ·.. .' .. $1tt5 $M.OI .,.. • - a.n •. .-.. $1995 tM.eo 1tl6 .............. $SH5 $U5.H · - •••• ";-"O"o-. ••• •••cuu. Price . P1r r.to. 1913 TOYOTA, . Coral& ....... ,·,. $5995 $140.00 1914 PONTIAC, loltlovllo ..... ; . ,5995 $140.00 1915 MEICUIYI Ms ..la •..••.•.• $6995 $149.00 1916 FORb, LTD....... $6995 $149.00 .1917 CHEVROLET, Spllell, red.; ..... $7995 $157.00 19~7 CHEVROLET, . . Spact11•, 4 door .. $7995 $175.0~ 1917 CHEVIOLET, NOn, 4 4oor, wWti .... $8995 $110.00 ,.. 1917 CHEVROLET, CalaUit lllllplrt$8995 $110.00 1916 IIISSAII, 5,_. GL . .. •••••••••...•• ; . $1995 $199.00 19161UICI, l.Salln, L•••••• ••.•••.•. $9995 '$224.00 1917. PA1HfiiiDitl, 11; luls&lhn •••lcla$Ut95 1917 llaAII, MIX. $17tt5 19M ••· au~a. ... $115H 1916 IUIAII, M d 111. $11tH ----- -~. "I;IACK ROW BEAUTIES" Price Par Mo. 1910 HONDA, Civic • $595 .1977 PONTIAC, Grind Prix $595 TRUCKS 1979 DODGE, I ;. ;1r .. , .. , $2995 19.5 DODGE, D-58 . . . . . . . . . ol " • ; ·. . . $5495 1914 TOYOTA ......... $4995 1916YJ t1SSAN1 • •••., ••...•.. $6495 1915 CIIIVIOLIT C·11. Pbl11p ..•... $6495 1914 DOllE . . 1-100 ltzl...... $5995 1912 CIUIOLD I IllI 51 .c .. ', ·-· .. $6495 1t14 CIIVIOUI 0 I Y• ·cs...sl•• ... SittS · $73.80 $112.80 $113.80 $137 ... $137.00 $14o;oo --- ' .,.,.........,.. IIIII1DDDtllll•••• . . . .. ...,., ...... . . lllr ft4 N ., '!"" ........ , ........ ""·"'"•!!"......... ~-~· . • �• , . Page . C-6- Porneroy-Midcla~-Gallipolla, .. Oh!o-::Point Ps M"t W. Ve. • • • • • • Busaness F-a rm 3,188i . ... r•· ,j. .., ' I ' D • • ' ' 3, 1988 Galli8, ~eigs jobleSs· rates drop past month .COLUMBUS - The . j~bless Among the state's large cities, Cotinly Nov 87 Oct87 Nov 86 : ratelii'Galfla- andMeigsCountles Columbus again had the lowest Mains ..... 8.9 10.4 15.5 Athens ...... 5.4 6.7 8.2 was down In November while rate, 5.2 · percent, . unchanged Fairfield ... 5.6 6.8 9.9 Ohlo:.s figure was unchanged !rom October and one-tenth of a Galllil ....... 8.2 8.4 9.7 ·from the previous month, the point higher !J:!an in September. Highland ..8.2 8.9 12.7 Ohio Bureau of Employment Cincinnati was second, with 6. 2 Hocklng. ,..7.8 Services reported Saturday. percent, while Youngstown re9.1 10.3 Jackson ....8.1 . 10.8 13.1 ' In Gallla County, -1,000 were mained In last place aj11ong the Lawrence .8.1 10.6 11.1 listed unemployed out of a labor major cities, wlth9.5percent, the Meigs ...... . 7.8 7.9 11.3-· force o! 11,900. That was 8.2 same as It had the previous Pike ......... 9.3 8.7 14:8 percent In November compared month. Ross ......... 6.4 8.1 13.5 with the 8.4 mark In October and Here ·Is an area county-by· Scioto .... ... 8.5 10.4 13.0 9.7 record In November, 1986. 10.7 12.0 · Meigs had 600 out o! work In COI!nty breakdown of unemploy- Vinton ...... 8.4 6.7 8.7 .10.7 Nove!hber. Meigs has a labor ment rates, listing the unemploy· Wash-In Wood . 4.9 6.4 6.7 force of 8,000. The percentages ment rates for November 1987, were 7.·8. in November. 7.9 In October 1987 and November • October·and 11.31n November of 1986: 1986. SE-Ohto Worst orr Six counties had jobless rates higher than 10 percent - all In By STAN EVANS following the meltdown. Many the southeast or south-central 'GALLIPOLIS - The equity market indicators that measure llOrtlons of the state - led by market has been Impressive in the Intensity of a n overbought/oversold market are now only Monroe , County. Monroe's rate . recent weeks was 16 percent, a jump of 6.5 with breadth . beginning to bottom at extreme percenta-ge points from the pre· ures oversold levels . As a result, from vlous month. ""' . a a trading strategy, ~ he market • Also In double figures were: the has the ability to go higher in the · Harrison (15.1 percent), Perry short run. However, we would (11.5 percent), Pike (11.2 per- on closey scrut· · caution against any premature cent), Vinton (10.6 percent) and ., i'!Y · w,h at we judgment that the ma rket can sustain ttlat move for any reaso· Guernsey (10.2 percent) coun," have seen Is : 1) very ties. performance frQI!l Industrial nable period. We believe, rather, The state's jobless rate of 5.8 stool<s. following oil\the heels of that th e market will continue to percent was slightly higher than the contlnued ' trade deficits and exhibit a high degre.of volatility • · the national rate of 5.6 percent weak dollar, and, 2) modest going Into the new year. charac· " for November, an OBES spokes- rallies in this year's laggards . terlzed by a wide trading range. man said Saturday. The net result .Is a market that is The besfstrategy in that type of Madison County In central . still drlvln~ on just a handful of market is to sell on streng th any Ohio had the lowest jobless rate Industry/ groups. Those groups stocks that do not have the In the state, wlilleMonroeCounty continue to be; packaged food In fundamental cha racteristics to In the southeastern part of the the . consumer area, and In the sustain itself in the new year state had the highest rate. . Industrial sector, business equip- either very low va luations of · The )'lovember jobless rate for , merit, chemicals, papers. steel, assets or strong ea rn ings rnaMadison was 3.7 percent, .while· .farmmachlneryandothermetal mentum - ·while buying on · Monroe had a 16 percent rate. stocks. While we continue to weakness those that do. Included The only other county below 4 bellev.e the Industrial sector of in the latter group are industrial_ percent was H11ncock, which far the market Is the most attractive stocks. which we believe will ~ the third straight month posted a place for Investment dollars, the continue their strong relative • 3.8 percent jobless rate. Hannarrow market focus suggests performance, uHIIties which will • cock In northwest Ohio had had that this sector of the market can generate investment Income and the !~west jobless rate 1~ October be just as overexploited to tlie select consumer stocks , such as and September . ' upside as the consumer stocks food .ancj a u to aftermar!>et , . whose stable earnings perfor·The OBEfo'sald 14 other coun-· were in the past five years . ties had )'files below 5 percent, mance should lead to abovel"hlle 30 i>f the 88 counties were at Another - ~i'ctor leading to the average price appreciation. • ' th t te' market's , o s.hength _In recen t · 'Mr. Evans Is an Investment 7 below e sa 5 58 or· • ·percent weeks llas been .the . extremely··- b.ro' k'er ·::--.-·""'h" ·-·'1""--... marl<. -•or • e, Oli'''""~~""· to ...ompany n • ·· · / , oversold nature of the market Its Gallipolis office.) . · . ·" · - Money Ideas , NEW BUILDING DEDICATED - The new . pfflces ot attorney William Conley a,nd Dr. Harry Nehus, on Second Avenue, next loSt; Peter's Episcopal Church, were dedicated In a · rlhbon· pulling ceremony Thursday morning. Slan.ding ALL WEEK LON8 .- JANUARY 4TH THROUGH THE 9TH . RIGHT INSIDE OUR NEW 'EDITION ~iday, Berridge 3rf . 8REEN BEANS · GALLIPOLIS - Promotions for Michael L. Berridge and Wayne I:. Niday of Ohio Valley Bank In ' Gallipolis · have been a.nnounced by President and Chief Executive O!!lcer, James C. Dailey. The, promotions beclmie effective Jan. 1. •.Berridge, who has been an. assistant vice president and <:i}nsumer. Loan Manager, is promoted to vice pre~ldent and ' wlll remain In charge o! the$28.6 n'lilllon Consumer Credit Div· tslon. H~ Is a of Gallla Ac.a demy in Gal)lpowhere champion- $700 • THOROFiE PORK·N~BEANS $800 TIIOROFARE . PEAS 24/15 OZ. CANS ' SLB. taoo ICED BACON TIOROFARE TOMATO JUICE $689 .. 12 CANS/46 OZ. • Nov.1,1986.Hehasbeenactlvein the community in a broad ran·ge of areas. He serves as clerk for Galllpolls township and for a number of years w,as trea~urer of the Gallla County Falrboard. He also is a former member of the community Improvement eorpo-. ration and past member of the Exectutlve Committee of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce. . Mr. Dalley · in"commentlng on the promotions said: "Seeing people advan~e within the com-. pany always makes us proud. It gives · us the opportunity to WAYNE NIDAY ~~~:~~~~:~t~h~e~~~~w~o~rkl!an~d~., the Gallipolis LIOns ~~Jun. Arne~ ~ forth. ~n Cancer ;, : cation Will pvovlde · ~ea Chamber , ' -b etter $ervlce alid ·more creative . French City Cyclists, and Gall Ia . banking prOducts for our. many Academy High School "200" fine customers. ·Ohio .Valley Bank, the largest club. . · Mr. Niday, formerly director bank In the Tri-County area of d/! Cash Management, becomes _Gallla, Mason and Meigs Coun, V>tce presldentln charge of Funds ties, is locally owned and oper~anagement. Niday, With more a ted with Its main office and mint. trian 31 years banking expe' bank In ·Gallipolis and branches . ~ence, Joined-Ohio Valley bank at Rio Gra!lde and Jackson Pike. • OLD FASHION ' promoted by OVB,· .. THOROFARE F.S. ·oa CUT 24/16 OZ. CANS left torlghtareDr\ Nehus,ScotiHin!M\h, president o_f C-"S Bank; Howard Baker Saunders, president oftheGaiUpollsZonllagBoard; BobHennesy,vlce president of _C&S Balik; Conley; and L.arry Coleman, owner o! the Gallipolis Domino's Pizza. - $900 , ,'Farm ' COLLEGE INN .HOMEMADE SAUSAGE SIB.BM *4 99. . THOROFARE CHI.CKEN or BEEF BROTH 24/13'4 OZ. CANS . •tooo RAM&N PRIDE OODLES of NOODLES 24/30 OZ. CANS , MACARONI &CHEESE 24/71/a ' oz. eons taoo . ' •soo Qhio; 4-H teafu. ~n~ in roundup · >·cou.iMBUS Ohio (UPI);L A 4=.r team rro~ Ohio tlfilsl\ed second In the horse bow~ contest Bl the recent Eastern1Natlonitl ~-H'Horse Roundup jJ(Loulsvllle, THOROFARE SALTINES 12/1 LB. BOXES taoo l(y. ' I · · '• It was the J>igt.4t !!rush ever In . t'e-contest IOJ:rncihto teain. The team wa's trom Warren County . Sixtee'n' teams from across the na.tl'on competed. !"Members o! ,the team W(:ire Lisa l'llillppo. 'the captain. Gary ilhoou!r. Kith;v aen. Matt Payne, and Wetldy Heyob. The coach o! the team, wl!lcb retelved rlbl;lons &nc~ trOphltl, was Mary Ruth Custis. · • Shooter f.intshed second In the . bOwl In locllvldual scores. He -rtcetved a sliver )ray and a plaque. ' , ·An Ohio 4·H team from Licking htr flllll!led tblrd In • the lfpundup'8 hone judgtna CQII· ' ' f!ashes · . ' . . Sustainable agricultute· By, Edward M. Vollborn 98unty ll:xlenslon Agent, · ' Agrlcullure & CNRD ~iddleport has two ~ew . . chiropractors MIDDLEPORT Meigs' entered from \he alley offHartlnCounty now has two practicing ger Parkway . Dr. Robinson, a native of cplropractors, Dr. Nl_ck W. Ro· binson· and Dr: Nancy P . Klme, Gallipolis, · completed his pre}Yho have opened offices in professional studies at the UniMiddleport. . versity of ·Cincinnati. He ob- · '· The Meigs County Chiroprac- talned a bachelor of science ' i1cCllnlclslocatedat963General degree in human biology ;md a' ltartinger Parkway and begin- doctor of chiropractic degree lttng Monday wll be open week- from the National College· of days, 8 a.m to noon and 2 p.m. to 6 Chiropractic In Chicago, Ill. He Is · g\m., and on Saturdays !rom 8 certi!ledbytheNatlonaiBoardof·. 1\:m. to noon. Treatments are Chiropractic Examlfiers and is iilven by appointment and the llcen~ed by the $tate of Ohio,, ti>lephone nu.mber Is .992-2168. State • Board of Chiropractic Dr. Robinson and Dr. Kime, a . Examiners. / · Dr. Kime p•!ceved a bachelor of J\usband and wife team, purchased and began renovation or science deg'ree from Iowa State the ho11se where botli their clinic University and is a 11lso a . and living quarters are located In graduate of the National College .• late Au_gust.of Ch}ropractlc in Chicago. She • , The clinic which carries out an has .worked for local cblropraca~tractlve blue and white color tors in Jad1son and Marietta. She . Scheme bas three treatment Is certlf!M by the National Board· r(loms. a large waiting room and ofChlrppractlcExamtnersandls !J'Ceptiori area, rest rooms, an ljcenst\d by the Maryland De· · .bfnce, ·and adequate space for . pa')inent of Health and Mental e;Kpansion. · Hygiene and the State of Ohio, ': Theyhaveoff·streetparklngln Board of Chiropract-Ic ~ area at the side of ~he clinic 1 Ex11mlners. _J Equilies. ~bBERRIDGE . .( As the winter season ap· preaches, the effects of cold stress UP.On farm animals be· / comes Important. If,thetemper·aGALLIPOLIS - The year 1988 ture falls below 40 degrees F, the \Vtll see a continued trend toward animal will begin to compensate "sustainable" agriculture. Many, for environmental stress. Dairy efforts . are being made to acheifers In the last 2-3 months of ' quaint farm and rural people pregnancy should be fed 30. with lnfor]Tiatlon on potential percept addltloital energy. Income producing -enterprises. · Baby calves being fed milk Examples of some of these replacer, should be fed a re· Innovative rural enterprises In· placer cpntaining 20-22 percent .clu_de:· Shiitake mushrooms; An- , fat. · Lactating dairy cows wUl gora goats; small fruits; vegeta· Increase their dry matter Intake. ) bles; aquaculture; hunting for For each 10 degrees F drop in pay; and landscape care. ' temperature below 40 degrees F , \ The O.S.U. Crop Enterprise dry matter Intake wlll increase JBudgets for 1988 show · some 2.5 perc~nt. Water Intake will speciality crops with estimated decrease as temperature drops. returns well above the total cost . Water Intake may drop 7 pounds o! production. Some of these' · for each 10 degrees F drop In Include Irrigated strawberries; environmental temperature lvr!gated thornless blackberries: below 40 degrees F. Monitor Irrigated raspberries; Christ- closely feed and water Intake · mas trees; . and semi-dwarf ap· during periods o! severe cold. pie. Stop at the County Extension A special good luck to all those Of!lce for a copy of these 4-H and FFA members who budgets.' · o!flclally started their steer SpecialitY produce also has an projects for the 1988 Gall Ia expanding popularity among County Junior Fair. On De· consumers. Consumption ' of cember 12, 1987, the steers were fresh fruit and vegetables has weighed, ' measured for hip been growing more rapidly than height, and Identified ~ , total food consumption since the The weight , hlp height, and ag~ m ld-1970's. Many supermarkets are used to calculate frame score 11ow· carry 200 produce Items, and estimated !lnlsh weight. This where only a few years ago some year some 60 percent of the 75 items were avallable. calves are estimated to finlsli In . the 1050·1250 weight bracket, whilE" about 20 percent will fin is h ,below 1050 pounds and about 20 percent wtll finish heavier than 1250 pounds . · Feeding programs ca n alter the finish weight somewha t, but members now have a goodway to estimate how fast their steer needs to grow. This years' steers ·are quite similar to those last year . If we look only at finish · weight projections. . The trend seems to he defl· nately away from the extremely heavy finishing steers. Some 35 percent of the 1986 steers had projected to finish heaver than 1250 pounds. Each 4-H· and FFA member . with ajeer should receive a ·"Des lg our Steer" computer printout within the next few days. Another component of the "Design Your Steer " computer program, allows ·the member to plan a feeding program around the needed dally gain. Call or stpp at the Extension Office for this fr~ service. A. reminder Invitation for you to attend the Economjc Outlook lor Agriculture in 1988 session this Tuesday evening, January 5, 1988, 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center near Gallipolis . The session will highlight price outlook for crops and li vestock along with some global perspectives qn Agricultu re. · • , • DR. NICK ROBINSON test. Its members were Lisa Kennedy, Lori'Kennedy; Julie Wheeler and Angle Cohagen and the coach was Cindy Saling, The team received ribbons a~d medallions. ' ·· Kennl!dy. wilD f.inlshed third In ·the judging In Individual scores, received a sliver tray . '· · . Another Roundup event was · demonstrations, In_w!ttch .Nicho_. lljS McNutt of Ashlllnd finished · thlrjl.. . . ' ., .. Twenty-one teams from across the nation _ cQmJII!ted In the Roundup, which w'aa aponsored by the American Quarter Hone Association, Intematlonal Ara· · btan lforse AB-lation and the TeoneueeWalklnaHorseBi:eed•• ers and Exhibitors Aaloclatlon. ··~ ·, '\ ItwaaajotnteltortoftheNorth ' AmeriCan International Llvea· . ,__~_·_.:.. took Exposition, Cooperative Ex· .t. , tenalcm Service and the National '"" 4-H Co1111cll. OR. NANCY lOME .. ' IOftAi' FAUI - ftll weell'a IDJIIery i - , IlLlA II)' 111e Melp loU ud Water a• (l{MtftMioe DIRrld, .. loca$1• -*• Ia .' Cllll from tile oiafo Valley Publllblqi..:o. •: Leave :row IIBDM, addre•und lelepbo.e Dumber : wltbJODI'earcl•rleUer.Nolelephonecallnrlllbe llrlp t\Jw..,, .........._ ...._to plll'tlclpa&e accepted, All conies& entries ~hould be turned In to .. &lie waaiiiJ co••• mar ... IIJ PI ' 1 the lbe nenpaper office bY 4 p.m. eaeh WHHsilay. r. .'awur.I•IDIIIL•::r,•:reua-to I a - of a lie, &he wblller wiD be cboaea by tlil ..., I """ 111 c-rt ,, ,.....,, Olllo · l.U1ey. Next week a Galla Co-*J farm wm be 4JW, • &lie 0 . . . . Ddr friL••• Ill Third . fea&ued IQo tile Oallalloll ud Water eo..ei\Va· ,\ye,,O•WJUII,CJide . ., ... ,_mafwlull lltllDiilrlct. ' ·, • t .' : .: - : "' ~ ..••..-- . �. ' ( ' ' " Page 0-2 . -, funday Times-Sentinel LaW)'er blasts 1Clark, defends Bakkers CHARLOTTE, N C. (UPI) Celebrity lawyer Melvin Bent, representing deposed PTL leader Jim Bakker, called current ministry trustee David Clark ''a lying, evil man" Satur day and denied charges that the Bakkers took millions from min lstry coffers to pay for their lavish lllestyles Clarlc announced Friday that January 3: 1988 January 3, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. PTL attorneys may sue Bakker and his wife, Tammy Faye, to recover millions the Internal Revenue Service contends was taken from the ministry by the disgraced leaders and top aides. Reports filed by the IRS In U.S Bankruptcy Courl, In support of the $62 million c1alm against the ministry. say top PTL officials received $14 86 million In excess comiiensation between 1981 and 1987 Of that, $9 36 million went to the Bakkers "That Is absolutely false about Jimmy getting that money from PTL," said Belli Saturday In a telephone Interview from his San ~ Francisco law office. " It went !he bankruptcy court, sa id he the other direction. They gave was angered by IRS reports of millions to PTL In records and how donations were used to royalties We're going to show entertain the Bakkers and their they gave more to PTL than they cronies. ever got" " My emotions ranged from Be!U said he Is ready to account utter amaz~ment f Q anger at the for the finances at the bankrupt way the resources o,f a lot of little ministry people had been misused, " said "I notonlywelcomethat, we're Clark " It's just astounding. I going to do sonje suing of our obviously had no way of knowing own It Is lmmlnen(." when l came there of the massive Clark, a fonner ' Christian nature of the channeling of Broadcasting Networ~ executive ministry funds for private use from VIrginia who wa$ appointed 'I'hls was not just true of Mr trustee In October after Lynch Bakker. It was trUe of Tammy burg, Va., minister 3erry Fal and (former aide) David well balled out In a dl$pute with Taggart" PUBLIC NO'JICE The Ch81hlrt Townohlp a..rd of Truot- wll meet Tueodoy evening, Jonuory& 1188. at & 30 p m ot the Townlhip BuRdlng '" KYller to ...,r~~o~nlzt for 1988 lrmo D Bol81, Clerk Route 1, Box 786 ChMhlrt. OhiO 4&820 JAN 3, 1988 ' aervM the rtght to retect eny Public Notice Public Public ll!otlce percent (10%) down pey- pound1ng actNitiH or similar County, Ohio P•rcet VIII. Block F lots 1 twenty·fiVo (2&! onnuol in· 4 Any activity on the st•llmantl. whh the 1nter•t obove d11cribod reo1 prop- 2 3. 4. 6, 8. and 7 oflndian at the rate tJf eleven·percent arty which wAI contri~Klte to Guyon Pork Subdivloion. I11%) If financing io ro excMIINtl orooion of highly Section 2. Townoh1p 1, Ronge 11, Union Township. Thtte Iota are located quttted, pi-• submit o erodible land or contribute ...,wrwnce County. Ohio approxomotety 4 6 mtl• of current fln•nciel•nd income to the conversiOn of wo 8iddera ahould submit statement ~ with ~ your bid f!.oul8 775 north-t of tlondo to produce on ogricul- offers for eny combinatiOn State Route 7 from the Preference wAI ba IJIVtn to • tural commodity of t111cts on separate bid Village of Proctorvile, Ohio caah offer which Ia at le11t Thio covenont oholl ba Parcell Block H.lot 0 2, 3, 97% Of the h1ghHt offer binding on GrantM or Gran· forma. Add1t1onal informatton and 4 of lnd1an Camp Pork requirlng finonc1ng~>, tee• hllir1. aucce11ora •nd Publ1c Notice Subdtvtston Section 2. This property Will 'be oold oaaigno ond will be may be obtained from the Township 1. Range 16. wwlhout regard to race. conatrued M both. a coven FmHA Counly Superv1aor lioted below NOTICE OF SALE Umon Townlhip, L:awrence color rehg~on, sex •ge, ont running with the subject Sooted b1d1 oubmttted tn Tho United Stoteo o!ferolor County n1tional Ong~n, or rt~arttal rNI property and n on duplicate on Form FmHA oalt property bamg dtl· Porcel II Block H. loto 6, ltalul Form FmHA 1966 eq u itoble oervitudo Thio cribad u follows II, and 7 of Indian Comp Park 46 and tnetf'\ICtK'f\ for aub· covenont will ba onforceoblo 195& 48, Invitation, Bid, These lots are located Subdtvtaton Section 2 mltt1ng b1da moy bo ob- by the United Statet '" ony and Acceptance Solo of Reel •pprOJumately v. mile north Town1h1p 1, Range 16 tained from Lawrence E court of competent Propertv by tho United of tho Villogo of Alholia on Un~ Townohip. Lowrance Buo 629 Jackoon Pike. JUrisdictiOn StatH. will ba roceiVod at the right of Sllto Route 7 County. Oh1o tho Formoro Homo Adm1n11Room 304. Gollipollo Ohio NOTICE OF SALE tration State Office Suite Porcet I Loto 19 ond 20 of Parcel Ill Block I, lots 6 46631. llllephone no (11141 The Unkod StatH offer• Federal Bulding JockR1ver Acres Subdlv1110n, and 7 of Indian Camp Park for oolo property being du- 831. oon. Mioalnlppi 39289, unSection 1&. Townoh1p 1 Subdtvteton Sectton 2 , 446·B68B It may ba inopected .t any cribecl 11 follow• 1111 00 p m (CST). January Range 15. Rome Township, Township 1, Range 18 t1me The Government re· Th•e lote are loc•ted 14, 19BB; and then publicly ...,wrence County. Ohio UniOn Town•htp Lawrence servJS tt-e rtght 10 reject any approunotely 4 6 miloo on opened Porcelli Loto28and27of County, Oh10 or all btda 11818 Route n5 Nort.,_t ermo Tho property will R1ver Acres Subdivtson. Parcel IV. Block I. loto 8 Th11 prpperty 11 being aold of State Route 7 (rom the beTlold to the htgheot bidder SectiOn 15, Townoh1p 1. and 9 of lndtan Camp Park aubfeci to the purchMer Village of Proctorville. Ohio , tor CaJh or on terms of ten Range 16. RomoTown1h1p, Subdtvtston. Sect1on 2 obtainmg 1 con1erv•tktn Parcel I Block A. loto 9 percent 110%1 ,down pay Lawrence County, Ohto Town1h1p 1. Range 16, plan from the So1l Conoorvo ond 10 Of lndion Guyon Pork ment and not to exceed Parcel Ill Loll 2B ond 29 Union Township Lawrence t1on SeiVICe and the follow Subdiv1110n, Section 2, 126) annual In of Arver Acre~ SubdtV.. IDn County. Oh1a • ing deed restncttOnl Townohip 1, Range 18, twenty-f1ve SectiOn 15, Township 1 Parcel V BLock i. lota13, Pursuont to 42 U S C Unton Town1hip. Lawrence ltallmente. with the mtereat Range 15. Rome Township 14, 16, and 16 of lnd1an at the rate of eleven percent 1480 7,C FR 1940, and County. Ohio. ...,wrence County, Oh1o 111%1 If f1nonc1ng 11 re· Camp Park SubdiVISIOn. ExecutiVe Ordero 11988 BLock A.loto19, quested, please submit e Porcel IV Lot 41 of R1ver SectiOn 2. Township 1, and 11990. Pubhc Low 20,Porcelli, 21, 22, 23,24 ond25 of Acret SubdtvtiiOn, Section Range 16, UntonTownlhlp, 99-198. 7 C F R Port 1940, lnclan Guyon Pork SubdiYi· current financiel 1nd in ~ 15. Township 1 Range 16 Lawrence County Ohto Subpart G Exh1blt M. the olon, Section 2, Townohip 1. come statement with your Rome Townlhip Lawrence Porcel VI Block J , Iota .! purchuer ('Grontoo' hortinl Range 16 Union Township, b1d Preference will be given Countv. Ohto to 1 cuh offer whtch 11 at end 2 of lnd1an Camp Park of the above descrtbed real ...,wrwnce County, Ohio Addtt10nal tnformat10n SubdiviSIOn SectJon 2, 97% of the h1gheot property covenants and .Porcellll Block c. toto 2, laoat may be obtamed from the Town1h1p 1 Range 16. offer requiring financmg agrees with t~o United 3, 4. 5 ondloflndionGuyon FmHA County Superv1sor Un.on Townshtp Lawrence Th11 property Will ba IOid Stata of Amertc•. 1ctlng by Pork Subdivision. Section 2 hsted below County Oh1o end through f•rmers Home Town1h1p 1 Rongo 18, wtthout regard to race. Sealed btd& submitted tn Parcel VII Block J , lots 3 Administration I'Orantor Union Tow~p. Lewrence color rehgion MX, age. dupticate on Form FmHA and 4 of lnd1an Camp netion•l origin or marital here~nj that the Grontoo. his County, Ohl'I!P.. 1966-48, lnvrtot1on, Bid SubdiVIIton. Sect1on 1 hatn SUCCMIOfl and II· otatuo Farm FmHA 19811 Parcel IV Block C,lota 21, and Acceptance Sale of Real TownshiP 1. Range 16 sgno w1ll abide by the 22. 23, 24. 28, 26, 27 and 48 •nd tnstruct10n tor subProperty by tho Un1ted Unton Township. Lawrence followtng spec111ad ratrlc 28 of Indian Guyon Park mitting b1d1 may be ob Stilt... will be racetved at the Farmers Home Admtnll trat10n State Oflu:e, Sutte 831 Federal Building Jack son MIISIIIIPPI 39269 un Ill 1 00 p m ICSTJ January !~~~88 and th,en pubhciy Terms The property Will be sold to the highest btdder for cash or on terms of ten percent t10%j down pay ment and not to exceed twantv live 1261 annual 1n stallmenta. w1th the mterest at the rate of eleven percent (1 1%1 It ftnanctng 11 re quettad. please subnut a cunent financtaland 1ncome atatamant with your b1d along with thrae credit refer encn Preference Will be g1ven to a c11h offer whtch 1s at INII 97% of the highest offer requtrtng financ1ng Thlo property wil be sold regard without color rehg10n nattonal or~gm to race sex age or marital ototua Form FmHA 1966 46 and tnstructton for sub mitttng b1ds · may be ob ta•ned from lawrence E Bess 529 Jackson Ptke or oil bida NOTICE OF SALE The United StatH offero for Ala property being dM· cribed as follows County Oh10 Parcel VIII Block J. lots 6 6. and 7 of lndtan Camp Subd1v1ston Sect1on 2 Township 1 , Range 18 Umon Township, Lawrence County Oh1o Parcel IX Block J lots 8 9, 10 11 and 12 of Indian Camp Park SubdiVISIOn SectiOn 2 Town1h1p 1 Range 16, Unton Township lawrence County Ohto • Bidders should aubmtt offers tor aily combination of tracts on separate btd forms Addittonal 1nformat10n may be obtained from the FmHa County Supervtsor hsted below Sealed btds submttted tn duplicate on Form FmHA 1955 46 lnvrtat1on; Bod, and Acceptance Sale Of Reel Property by the Un1ted States wtll be racet'J:ed at mena 1nd not to exceed use of the real property and 111 other res t1ona of triCIIOns set out tn the Cited authorrttes The follow1ng uses and actrvit1es are prohtbited 1 The production, use or SubdtvtMon. Townoh1p I• Sectton 2 Range 18 Union Township, Lawrence COuntv Ohio~ Percel V Block D loti 6 ond 7 of lndion Guvon Pork Subdtvtalon. Section 2 storage of highly volatile Town1h1p 1, Rongo ' 18. flammable explo1rve. tox1c or water reactiVe malenala 2 Butldtng, conatructmg or otherw1se utilizmg prop· erty for schools, hoaphala. nur1lng homes,muhifamily factltt181 emergancy opera t1on centert or data stor1ge centers, 3 . Changmg Jhe natural value and functton of the wetland or floodplatn by dratntng dredg1"g, c:hannel· 1z1ng, filling diking. em- Unton Townshtp. LawrenCe SubdiVIIIon, Sect1on 2. Umon Township .. Lawrence "8.-~P~u~b~ltc~S~al~e---- 1 Card of Thanks Wt an dtlply gratolvl and w•sh to thank the fnends. rtlatl'ltl and tll•thbors for their sympothy, k1ndn•s, 101d bo .. tllullloraloff•lngs dur 1ftg the death of our dear hus b.,d and lathor, P 0 Wh..t• Wt know m our h.-Is !hat ho woul4 bt '"Y pi111Md to know he wos .to.ly ....ct. lome WhHior & 2 In Memonam In Memory of PEARL A DARST who passed away January 4, 1985 Days of sadness shll como over us Secret tears often flow MemoiJ haps you near us Thouah you Iall us lhrae years You•••woll naver be forcotlen Navar will roar memory lode For we w11 olways tovo you. And wtshyou •reh•etoday SaUy IIIISIIKI by Wit' llau~­ en, Son. to CFR 1480 ond 1 1990 P'ubllc Low 198, 7C F R Port.•n ·no Subpart G. Eohibit t-'r ~ne purchtler n>rentn' her81n) FROM GALLIPOLIS, TAKE RT. 141, TURN LEFTON ... RT n5. TURN RIGHT ONTO PATRIOT CADMUS ROAD WATCH FOR SIGNS BIHUtr Mtrttret Allee. •' -' 3 Announcaments 1---------KUPIO S NEST Off•• two kinds of dating service. write P0 Box 619 Ironton OH 46638 16081 838 2748 I wiU not be r•pon11ble for any debt• othw than my own Jeanie Ward 4 G1veaway Chow Wolf 6 v••• old Call 614·••& 9616 2 Ceta to grve away to good home 1 M1le II 1 Female. Call 814 448 2323 Puppl• to grveeway Ready to go 814 949 ~194 4 darling puppl• to g1veaway 3 maiM and 1 female Call 614 742 3107 flammable aw.plosiva. toxte or w•tar 1'811ctrve materials 2 Building. con11ruct1ng or otherwise ulillzmg prop arty for schools hospitals, nur1mg homn multif1m1ly facilities. emergeney opera· tton centers or data storage PARTIAL LISTING: All kmds of wre~ches, dnll press, v1ces saws. socket sets, all kmds of small tools & large tools, & much, much more • Trucklo1d of Tools canten. breed Coli 8t 4 888 42ee 3 Aoos~rs 3b4 876 1928 Eureka and Hoover 304 2440 Sale Every Saturday at 7 P.M. MARLIN WEDEMEYER. AUCTIONEER droln~ng. 614-245-5152 actrvitiBI 4 Any activity on the above dHcrlbad real property whtch wHI contrltlute to axcnlive ero1lon of highly erodible lond or contribute 6 PUPIHBI 6 female 1 male Black end white male Walk• Lo st near Farked Run State Park 560 rMYard 304 n3 5893 Reward for return of L•ndbergh a l•ge black Llbrador tvpe dog 304 676 6971 days 676 1373 evemngs 7 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vicinity Gallipolis Flea Market Former Thaler Garege- Rts 36 & 160 Open Saturd..,s & Sundavt.. 95 11 Help Wanted Ill mii'Chllldtlt, GlOSS $860 00 PEI/U PARr riME lllnilllllllibiuo - · flilalt~ •d slnil• iMid proMts. No 11lhn1 ,..._ S..i<t tolllhlrtili ... "'·~· lfltiollll20cnu show - ·- fi&lm -··· lit ..... · · - tl t3 400 00 You rril nllll 115.1110110 por-~-"'-·'"""" porcah -.noo for.,-. Calll-1110- '-bontory. J EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFITS PllaltCIIttch c.ll G. lisle Vllw• ~ Hospilal 11 Slat It uill Drivt , •••,.,. Ohit 45769 ,., 614:ft2·2104 E.O.E. • MARLIN WEDEMEYER! AUCTIONEER ' 614-245-5 52 Rnidtnt and lulll•• llcllon hiViciiiiO IVIillblt. ' TOP CASH paid for 83 mo.W and newer used ell's Smith Bu•dc Pontiac. 191 1 Eestwn Ava Gslltpoht Call 614 448 ""'* ~~: ':,=0~;:,~.::.'! Pool tabla and Irving rpom autte 1n good cond Call 814 258 8688 Mariln furn11hlng So.., info. 24 hr leiMP•son needed eKperlence tn 111• and craft• h•ptul La S .. e 0811.-y, apply In peraon Monday through Salurdey 10 00 5 00 ' W•ted Part·tlme (34 hoursweek) Aell.t HouMmanag• for an lntennadl• fedHty for dellllopmentaly dlutiled adults tn Bidwell Ohio Hour• 5 00 p.m Frkl• through 4 30 p m 814·246·5182 Used Mobtle Hom• Call 114 6 Call 814 441 9251 aft• 7 PM c•• Sund., lltve In) 2 hour w.lkty m•ing. and holklws HiGh school degrae. wild Ohto dr~Wef's lcenaa and good drlv mg riiODftl requlr•. must hiYe good oommunicltlon snd organize Uoneldlll. ebleto work II pert of a •perl•ce worling wtth p• toM with ment.l , ... rdltion end devalopmental dlubUitl• pre-ferred S1lary e4 60-hour llak wc8tlon life IMurtnce b• n.rtta Sand rMume to Aob1n E-., luckwe CommunltyServ• c;M P 0 8oxl04 J•ckaon Oh tiiCO Deedllne for applicants 1 I 88 Equal opportunity am ••H l weekJ Aell., Hou•menegllf for en tntermedia c.e fiiOHity, for dwalopmentally diNblad adults in Bidw'eU, Ohio Hours: 5 DO ,M Frldav through 4 10 --ly PM Sundoy Jllvt·ln) 2-hou? IIIOff mooting ond hofh davo High lldlool deg.oe. votid Ohio drNer' 1 IIC*'I8 end good driving rt~cord required mu~ good c:ommunlc.tlon anti orgeniutlon sWII1, e~e til wort ee pert of f tasri'l, work with h•• minimal sul)'erv•lon good t'l'fO. n-v manegement aldlls and be punat\111 experience worWng wtlh per.ona wllh m.met rltlr Rloawry Room Staff Nurn l,....edlllte optnlng for Regis .... Sr.ff Nur• In rec:overy room P R N bMII Salary com mensurate with expertence Cf:tf~Uct Geoff Poltn Dlreetor of ,_,.onnel Pt. . .nt Vall.,- Hos phlil Veiii'V Drive, Point Pl . . Uftt W V 28550 30-' 875 tor oppiio:ont>O I S 81. Equol Opportuntty Employer 4340 ext 307 AA EOE HELP WANTED Local compeny now hiring for full dme employment No PP+ riMoa necee_., Ev.nlng work. Uilhl I fling inv-d • t 200 O" mo Profh lh_.ng • oth«' ,.. ben.rtts. For i*WI• Rtt•rvt.¥ii ., coli 814 44e 114e, Mondoy TUoodoy &• • Get peid for reeding boOkll 1100 p• ti'tle Wri'ta 517E 181 ACE : Llncotnwov N S On busy Eastern Avenue, approx. 914 sq ft. Free off streetJJ. parkmg, newly I· ,_ finiShed A ,_ ,_ Phone W1lhs Leadma:ham at 446-769$ day or 446-9539 tYtmn&s and •. weekends. .·- I Used outdoor color T V an tenna Cell 614 992 7304 .... --m= AVON All.,.. Cell Marityn wo- 304-882 2845 Workln'J:rJervice . ·-Apl •d-lootb-.roundond funillll """ - · Nlutne lelory and oommlallon Send te •• Uppor Rivot Rd Oollipo. llf:O 4H3t r-..me to The Dedr Sentinel p 0 lox 729W Pomeroy Ohio .. AN physid.-s offu::e. Please sendr•umatoBoxC16 Inc•• of Pt Pleaunt Reg1ster 200 Main St Pt PI 12 Situations Warited Room board or sleep•ng room for mvahdl or elderly 614 992 7204 13 Larlie 2·3 8~ houl8 Plenty of .. orega. Hand.,.on trN Call .KJ 814 448·702& +14 Cell us for your mobile home Insurance M1ller Insurance 304 882 21-'6 Also auto home. lite. health mo • 1DO dtf!""il. Vinton, Oh 814 388 Btf1 . i 1+ Furnished small houl8s. 3 rooms • beth ei!Ch Galllpola Nice • cleah Adults No pet, Pass 21543 S..tb Pass Pass Pass 3+ Rot Openmg lead +K dummy's Jack That guess was easy ' smce West m1ght well have opened the btddlng With A·K of clubs and the ace of diamonds East could take the ace of diamonds or not, but the endmg at lnck J2 would be as reqmred, With e1ther East or the dummy bavmg the lead, and ~Jarer's Q 9 of spades Sitbng over East's J-7 Homes for Sale 4BR ,flreplace.fulb•ement 3 ml to of Oalllpolls t34 900 Ceh Days 814 446 1115 efter 6 00 4-'8 12-'4 By Own• Off 141 • Neighbor hood Rd Njce 3 ~droom enctoaed breezeway attached gwage Cs111St4· 797 24-'1 Brand naw 3 BR near Gallipolis Locks on AI 1 2 c• garege. nice tot lmmedl•e po~telllon Will cona•d• tl'llde 1n of mobile home.. property, etc Baru•n prioed Cali 614 448 8038 Glenwood WV - 13 5 ,ecr-. 6 rooms 2 bMhs ranch style home. 304 782 2841 after 5 742 2404 Financral 197312x65Freedom38A g• furnace wHh central air wa•h• dryer, ell krtchen appliiMcea dtnette set und•p1nning. block & porchea G•ll814 367 01583 1507 1987, 2 eR Sunny Brook I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH INO CO recommend• thllt you do bulln . . with people you know end NOT to sand monev through the mell untM you h..,e inveatlg•lld the off•lng ·44tl 7764 .. 143 284. Tr••l• for rtnt 2 bedrooms. •om• h&rntture e100 deposit: t275 All ulllitiM 1 814 992· 3122 Osborne 81 , Pomeroy RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENTS COMM ERCIAL FARMS Trellw and lot In Racint for Nle or rom 114 8t2 3134"' 81'- 450 2nd AVE. 446-6806 2 br trail• on Jim Hill Rd Henderson Buutlfully fur· nlshed ref and deposit requl;ad PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE VIRGINIA SMITH. BROKER. 388 8828 RUTH GOODY. REALTOR 379 2628 DIAN CALLAHAN. REALTOR. 2&6 62&1 882 7204 304 878 1926 44 • Apartment for Rent ! Mobile Home 2 wkl old, never be_. ulld Hllll'e to sell due to personal circumstance S13 BOO br blil:t of M ean 614 441 3808 anytime. 14x70 2 BR 2 beth mobile home on one acre for Sele or Trade Call81 -'·379~2529 Homoo '" ~roko. Aocinov V11 lag all Evon, Hgto. Oop & Rot rtquirod Blockburn Aoolty ~8..:.,..:.•...:44..:.8:.·..:. 0op :;::e::.__ _ __ N1ce 2 BR. ¥nhtrnished wHh., wHhout • &rofrla U80 mo piua119'10 dopoail utUitloo Colio t 8 4 4441 211<1...:5::.__ _ __ --_:..:.'_:..:..:.".::+ -1 NMIIceddl2 pooiobl0 h31Rhhou•ln _, • woa • · v•· booo dlop ..;AC lull b•am.,t Excel locollcin Coli 814 448 9205 oflor' 30 PM 2 3, 0 , 4 llotiroom houaoo ond apt in Pon1orov oroo. Pov own utNitiM requ•_. ean 814 892 deposll 6113,814 892·8723 or &14 882 2508 Coli afror .:.6..:0..:0:..:•::..1::: ... ::.•+--..:...;:;_.,..:__.,..... / 3 F •· Nice lradroom houst sm~o,. room g!trage, baumenl forced air beat 6 woodtd acr-. b..-n S275 pw month t10Q deposh NO lntlde pt!f. 10 East St Pomeroy. Ohto.14 423 6289 1 o Unfurmshed 2 bedroom hou• for rent Energy efflotnt. nice and clun CerpM Clll 814992·3090! 1976 Kent 10x36 Goadcondt tton M1ny poas1bilitl• Frendl City Brokerage 614 446 8340 - - -+--- - - - UHd Hom•Big stlec:tton Pn c• reduced Shop and uve French City Mobile Hom ... 614 4418340 3 bedroom ltvlngroom Ieitch en. beth l•n yard, u•d.-. Recme are• AVIUible Jan 2 Call For Mle or rent 4 mobilehom• Ona 3 bedroom three 2 bed-rooms 614 742 3033 No pels 814 992 6868 New 1988 Country \tllla 14x72 AI electnc Already set up on RIVer front tot 114 982 One rent.! at 107 Locuet St other et 238 Second St Both l Pomaroy~ll814 33~8 614 986 <>681 14 ,.:14 edd a room for tl'llller w\th well to-well carpel. two closets twoentri• ownelectrlcll box 304 676 6979 986 3e37ar 3 bedrOOf"• 2 full btths large living room. dinlnu room and ki'tchen f\lao l.,ndry room. 2 car g•ega. cent,.a air, Eastern qulrad Business Buildings <:'~11814 V'•teSt for le11e Oow,nown Pt Pleaaant Stores otfl oes A One Real Estlte Csrol Yaeger, Broker Cell 304- 875 6104 36 Lots & Acreage 80 acr• 247 4846 tL Pom•ov 3 bedroom SOMERVILLE A!ALTY Phone 875 3030 office 676-3431 ... 878 42J.2 Nice 1 BA 1pt New HMC No p.CS Stove, refrig.. drap• U25 • mo Ref r~utrad Call 114 448 4782 Downtown Mod•n 1 BA comphn:e kttch.n, c•pet 111, eiKtric h Call 114 446 4383 d., I. 446·0139-~en & weekends e• Modern 1 BR •Pirtmtnt Call 614 448 0380 RentNVty redeDoreted Vwy mce spertmenu in downtown Oalllpolil 1 • 2 BR unfurnished second floor. from e175· t225 Dep & ret••nces required Cell eve 814-446 232& or 4415 4249 Furn11hed upmtlr• 1 BR Utth· till p.wd S210 • mo Oap 94 Locust St Call 61 4·.WI5 1340 "'446 3870 2 BA apt Sto.,. • refrig furnithed Na• Qo Mart Cell 81'-446· 7025 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT IUOQET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES 838 Jodloon - Pike from I 183 a mo Walk 10 shop and mov._ 614 446· Furmshad Efficiency t160" UtllltiM pa1d 607 2nd Galllpo111 Sh•e bath Call .we -'418 after 7 PM Furnished IPt.rlment UtU~I• t2 10 pold I BR 701 Founh 'T" V-v n~ceQ. bedroom houte fully carpeted \ recently remodeled Pay owr,l utilltlaa deposit r• qulred t226 per month with htrnlohod w- II< gorboga paid Oepottt raqul.-.cl Call 814 446-4345 tflor 5 PM f 3 bedr m hou•• Northwwst Columbu M60 per month Call &1 4,S92 3682 & room duplex. bMem.-rt: a • Penlel • Ponan Oreek road 4 1cr• on Sand Hill Road cttv wet• '1 Furnlehed apt. n-.t 10 llbrery One prof••kmel adult only Parking Calll14 441·0338 A... Gelllp.olla c.u -'46 4418 efter 7pm OISCOUNT Coil 814-992· wooded" locthld on Apto eon 304-875 n3B "' 676 5104 gwage. n8W' kltehen Dapostt required 1CeU 614 992 ~6&&1 &063 60x100 ft lot -'lh St Syra CUH Wat• g11. nwer. suitable trill• or hou• 81-' 992 3886 or write P 0 box 1 14, Syrecuse e closets. lcllchen furnithed, Washer-Dryer hook up ww carpet. niiiNiy peintad deck Regency Inc. 2 BR apts sppl 3897EOH School District Ref•enc:es r• Comm~~rtill bulldmg~ Flammgo 12xl6 with porch Good condition C.ll 814·266 Business Opportunity dopdoil Coli 614 448 r 1986 Overland Park- 14• 84 2 BR tot•l a• E.cellent condt tion French Cltv 8rok•ege614 448 9340 34 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Hou18cleenlng or office cleen mg hl\/8 refet'encel c.n 614 II< Wotorloo- 2 BR . •125 P• Ret • dep Adutts Call Rant Laastl Land Contract pm 18 Wanted to Do 21 31 wtth stove refrlg Full bMement e225 a Vulnerable Both Dealer West Welt Nortlt Eall + + 1 hou11 Larga 2 BA +9762 It 2 4 &1 t 1148-0338 .... Coli *f. 81 NiceiV furnllhld smd bouH Adults ontv Ref required No +KQ932 Government Hom• for e1 (U rp11r) Delinquent tax property RepQa. .llons Call 805 687 6000 E.n: GH 9805 for current repo hat Insurance ;-.. ,• • Wooclan drop leaf dining room table Cell 304 876 1204 eft., 400pm 54 M1sc. Merchandise: ------------------~·' E111 ploy 1111: nl Sl~l Vll:CS • Help Wanted TheVm-ueofRioGrandall now accepting resumea-and epplit»iions for e Vlll~ge Marshall Appllcenu must hll'tll the Ohio Bsslc Law Enforcem.nt Training .,d must be wiling to beoma a Village rea1dtnt Rat•en0111 are r«aulttd Salery wll nmga froi'n S12 000 S18 000 nagotllble upon experience Rnumn c• eg., prtvilte nlcaloCIIIon 304-87&·37'5~ Nice 1 BA apt Aengeend refr1g 238 Firat • River VIM • 1 BR • 1 bllh. no chll*en. S176 plus utiliti• All apartment•Oep • r.t No pata Cell 81-' 446- 4926 Gtrege apl Furnished 1 BA 29'h Noll Galllpolit U25utH~ ti.. paid Caii44&-,..11Saft•7 PM ~ Small house in Pt pte... nt Furnlth., or unft.lrnlahld Ref and dep Requwed 304 675· 1928 Deluxe 3 toom unfurnlth«< fll-sl floor Like n.w through out Private & qui• He• furnished U85 o mo Coli 814·446·4807 "'448 2802 Real Estate D.C. Metal Sales. Inc. C.nnelbura:. lnd 47519 SP.tCJahzmgm Pole Bulldtngs Des1a:ned to meet your needs. Any sizeCho1ce of 10 colors. VtU~~geofRioQranda. January 8 ._BE ANANNY n4:6 e400 week positions availlble nationwide wtth prescreened FREE ESTIMATE on post bldgs. and' packap deals Save hundreds, even thousands of dollars lolling 1....1111 AlA FARE pold 1 800 942·2278 National NMtnynetwork .• ··. . ' Package Specials. ·· Fortune 50 Marketing 0 p porlu niiY· 0•111 pollt 1 rea \ 11mo/htl time GOOd In coma opportunity E111tb liahed cul1om• b.. Office equipment field Send lttttr or reeuma to c/ o BOA Cl•120 20x24x8 24x24xl 24x30x8 30x40x10 Oolllpolio Dolly Tribuno 82& Third AWl. Oellipollt Ohia 45831 11795.00: ,. 11995.00 12295.00' ,· 13195.00 LOCI! Sales Reprnenlltlvt Oul ofWork1 No jollln stght'fWt c• htlpl Betic Educlllon and Skill Trelnlng tvallsblt. ContaCI Donna Cn11nillry 81'- ES R., Bcix J&& Gallipolis, Ohio 45~31 Ph 614-25&·6511 64 M1sc. Merchandlae ,. ...... . .... YOU ARE GOING TO LOY£ THIS HOME! Located on Jay Dnve th1s b1 level home offers everythmg you want lor you1 family's comfort K1tchen wrth OW s1pl range refn& ftvmg room fam1 ly rm dm1ng rm carpel, gas heat cent ait and wood and coal burning stove 2 car garage 12x16 storage bu1ldmg, c1ty schools Call today and make an appomlment to see th1s n1ce home ctn .,.•• ' f THIS COULD BETHEONE FOR YOU- Just 5 mmutes troll' •own lhos ranch style home GREEN TOWNSHIP- $38,000- Ranch offers 3 BR kitchen w/ range style home offers 3 BRs, bath k1tchen LR double oven tJt. lull basement carpet 1 car attached garage close to hreplace gas and w~ 1 car garage Green Elementary c1ty school d1stnct .:all for an appomtment LOTS OF POTENTIAL HERE- 2 000 sq ft bu~dmg wrth lrontage on Sl Rt 160 HOME AND ONE HALF ACRE FOR SALE12x20 walk m cooler 12ft danycase Call 1050 sq ft of hvmg space LR k1tchen for more. deta1ts dmmg rm bath $10,900 Call for more mformat10n COMFORTABLE, AFFORDABLE HOME WITH COUNTRY ATM0$ D~ERE- Located YOUR FAMILY WIL[ ENJDYTHthOMEm Add1son 1 fS 3 BRs bath 4 BRs 2 baths, equ1pped kitchen, LR LR, kitcht ~. refn~. washer attached garag~ heat pump/cent a1r, carpfll, wo..;;IJUrnlnf stove KC school wh11lpool m master bath above ground d1slnct - $27 5001 pool Shown by appOintment '"'"0\ S 0 DUPLEX 4 SALE - Great mvestment !01 the buyer Located on Graham School Rd Each unrt offets 2 BRs, hvmg room bath k1tchen and stove reln~~o. DW and d1spt laundry large carport central a1r and sl!!f~ge well THIS COULD BE THE ONE FOR YOU Ranch style home and approx half an acte 3 BRs LR kotchen FR bath fireplace WB stove, 2 car attached garage 16x32 pool, cham hnk fence • PRICE REDUCED TO $35,900'- Owner says sell thiS month 3 BR ranch With bnck front featur .. ty room wrth c~1mney lor large knchen laundry nn "'u oarge back porch CHAROIAIS HILlS - Ranch style home offers LR wascathedral ce1ilnp, FR formal dmmg, k•tc ·ak grit oven, d1spl - r ·•·•••· carpet, 2 car unattached garage Call for more mformahon 0 L.0 S ·-· THIS HOlE OFFERS~ VIEW OF THE OHIO RIVER THAT UUST D9ESNT QUIT!I- The front of thts home faces the nver and the owners have used glass to 1ts full advantage Beautifu l hvmg room wrth m1rrored wall reflectmg the nver voew beamed ce1imgs stone f11eplace dmette equipped k1lchen 3 or 4 bedrooms lam1ly AFFORDABLY PRICED AT JUST $29.900 room, rec room 3 baths 2 car garage, -Close tQ c1ty on Rt 141 this homeoHers central an kitchen LR lam1ly nn dtmng room and lull basement Large unattached block garage GUYAN TOWNSHIP - 108 acres m/1 Call for an appomtment located south ol Mercerville 20 A tillable, balance woods tobacco base Owner w1ll OWNER HAS REDUCED THE PRICE TO help 1mance $39,900 - 132 9 •• 'h pasture farm, - spnngs, 42•·sn ~W..o base Older PRICE REDUCED TO $39 0001 -GREAT home m go Ype, 3 BRs. bath LR, BEGINNER HOME - Th1s home offers a kitchen Call today • large LR w1th llreplace k•tchen d1mng area 3 BRs bath fu ll basement 1 car EXCELLENT STARTER HOlE - $39 900 garage, deck lenced yard 1u st m1nutes to -Ranch style home JUSt 5 m1nutes from town on Rt 141 Call for an appointment town offers 2 BRs bath kitchen w/ stove and side-by·s:de relng. LR, carpet and TAKE A LOOK AT THIS Very mce home hardwood, carport and covered pat10 and convement lnr•' t off Rt 35 2 Tra1ler p!tl on tot next to house C1ty school bedrooms, ·•nge side-by d1stnct Call today ' • s1de refng 1 • • and dryer, hvmg room formal dmmg, l~replace large lront porch ROONEY CORA RD - Beaut1ful home on YOU'LL LOVE COIING HOIETO THIS- A GRA,NOE AREA- 20 acres. m/1, ver'{ 12 acres m/1 Th1s lovely house os beautiful tog addlliO~ has been added to been remodeled and offers surrounded by trees and offers a umque lh1s home and rt 1s lovely 3 BRs bath fj,~~:~~:b;~a:t.~h.~s~~kn•tchen w/oven range floor pl~n L1v1ng room leatureo; woodburnet 1- lormal dlmng, kitchen lamdy room w/ ton: lamlly 1oom/d mmg combo open ce1ftng destgn lltchen, fo rmal d1nmg. woodburner stone ch1mney Th1s home IS alf 30x30 garage 3 BR 2\0 baths I~ patto off dmmg area, s1tuated on 10 acres m/1 w1th qu1et . l2x65 mobile home on 26x40 barn and 15x24 garage Call for an surroundmgs school d1stnct Call lor appomtment 11 8o' 'lo" ,.,. P 0 Bo,. 343 Rio Grande Ohio 46874 O.Mihne for resum• 11 tA76 +QJ 5 SOUTH Pass Poss Pass Pass C.rol Veae• 8roktr ,• QUILTS lorvi011 IHCC 248 8331 Eattte 304 675-6104 SALES ROOM OR , OFFICE SPACE FOR ' LEASE High pr1ces p1id for pre 1960 qu11ts Appl1que placed any conditton Call 814 992 2101 or 614· 992 61567 A~uk • Real E11tate General • Reel Eatete Raw fur beef and de• hid• Oyn Stng and Yellow root We h1Y8 wheat and nne Utes Trapping suppll11 for ule. (Buy mg u111d trap&) George Buckley Hour112 9 814 684·-'781 Port EAST 3 BR.. haute I g•sge A·1 Rell • Nice 3 bedroom trail• liVing room upendo Larte Yfrd Ke· ~ga. Call814 446 7473 46 Space for Rent 992 3476 beunt to I +J7H .8!2 .9 8 4 3 • Q932 .AK8 3 Homes for Rant Aurora IL 80542 8u'(lng da•tv gold, 11lver coins. rings jewelry llerllng wiire old coins 1.-ge currency Top pr ... ces Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mtddleport Oh 114 11 Couple wantad for maintenance of rents! propertl• Living quir ters and weekly wage negotilted Send reference~ and ptoyor 14 SO/ hour Slaklwa.tlon/llfe Call 614 Wanted to b1,1y Used furniture and antiques Will buy entre household Jobl •12.141 to ea7 891 P• ye• Now hWtngl Call Job Line 1·118-419 3611 ExtF11522for ploco d•• Call 614 446 3158 41 42 Mobile Homes for Rent . . -lng ordor it in off- Ohio Conlfltd Tooc:hors wlllnt 10 coo.. 0 pidlot iina oh.,.ld lmmodlotlay contact Melao L- School Suporm t...r.tsofflce. South Third I~~:::;:;::;:::;:~~~::::fiiiiiiiiiiftiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiirl~~~~~~~~~~ Avo. Midcl.-n121 Ohio 45780 114-112-2183 11 l:lelp Wanted 32 Mobile Homes F - . Stato •d ClvH &orvico for Sale . . . .tV A roally tun lnsumaaebaneflts 8endr.ume to Robin Eby Budt.,. Community S....t0111. P 0 lox 104 Jackson Oh 481-'0 Dellllne &. call heaters Sws•n 1 Furnl ture 3rd • Oliva St GslllpoUs 448 3113 U21 • d•IDR and dwelopment~~l cis abilities prefirred lalery Small woodburner :::.:00:.:: ~~ ~~~~r'.=; &choolo oro op., ond o 11 2282 WANTED TO BUY Uood wood WEST +4 On the opemng lead of the cl'ub king agamst four spades, East played the queen That commanded partnef to underlead hiS ace and West dutifully comphed East then contmued with a third club, forcmg the dummy to ruff Declarer played dummy 8 spade ace and a spade back to hiS king, expectmg to take five spade tncks one1club ruff and four be11rt trIcks for the contrac t When West showed out on the second spade, that plan needed to be re-evaluated So South played heart kmg, Jack of hearts to dummy's ace, and the queen of hearts, as he discarded a club He then played another treart, Upon Wbtch East sluffed a diamond Now what• For a trump coup to operate, declarer must end up w1th the same trump length as hiS opponent For a successful two-card endmg, dec1arer must arrange lor the lead to be 10 any hand but bis own at the 12th trick And f So th ff SO It WBS necessary Or U tO ru dummy's good 10 of hearts (to shorten )lis trumps) and lead a diamond When West played low declarer played train"" lelllng AVON bafOI'o Jon 12 recetVe free cologne. CeH 11+4.48 2188 WANTEO Port dmai34 hour• 100'1 of Fill 'Ill PO- FOIIEGISTOED MEDICAL IJIOIAJOIY '{ECIIICJAN IIIIOTA11NG Sle Reqnlndependent worker, with aPibllitlet In Ill Ifill of clinical Cdonslcn•~nts acc.ptld from 1.00-5 00 P.l. on SltllfIJS. I . lltld utra c•h? Brln1 yotJr u. .ntld H11111 to us 111d •11 1111 thttl for you. lllra so•llliq , . wnt to slll7 Comet llllrll• . . m.,.r, Auctlo-. Anll....tnts for ptct-Mp IIIYlct IVIIIIblt. Barn and Auctlon~~r ••lllblt for Pllbllc auctiols u,On contract Contllct lnclud• haulln1111d t11nsportln1 of 814 448-3672 1988 MEDICAL LAIORATOIY TECHNICIAN Sale Evecy Saturday Ni&ht at 7:00 P.M. '\. Jim Mink Chev Oldslnc. ·'t!"'t BIU Gene Johnson end appllcationa Clilsoc,.ud. ns. used c•• t Lost 1721117 111 tor - · 11211 Pllooo 24 ln/q HEATED FACILITIES AMPLE PARKING FROM GAUl POLIS, TAKE RT.l41, TURN LEFTOIITO RT. TURN RIGHT ONTO PATRIOT CADMUS ROAD. WATCH FOR SIGNS. Wanted To Buy Operatton trump coup Voootiontl Aduk Con•• II 753 14 A varl.ty ot fvncflng oouocoo to POV tot tnlning oro ovoiltblo lor those Dato'tllo loft bolllnd by tho ""'d " ' - in monufooturtno tochnoloJY. Roaolvo opoclolizod in 1M medl.,ic:ol hy ..Wia ond aloatric:ol oompo. n.,.. of foatooy equlpm.,t in lllo lnduttriol Mlio11• n - .....,m 11 Tho Adu- . EIIUootion Contor- -Tr~Coumy Voootionot • - Wo h..,. o I·Z·II .AQIOI t K J 10 S +10 4 ' Jac.. y By James lfitttilo. Christm.s bills to pay? Start Reel: mce pool tibia Aegulatton Muted breed female dog All shou IPIVed 304 675 4208 dredging channel •zing. fllhng. dtkmg, tm pound•ng or slmtlar 9 NORTH .... 108 miDhiniJts, and weldera Rell••· tlr now for cl••• beglnnmg J .. .,.,. 4th Call Trt-County ,1111 axt ta work. Friendly nMt, dabf•erelhe requiremtnta. Call 114 286 8421 ask far Sue Pubhc Sale 8i Auction 4.48 0176 675~ 3 Changing the natural value and function of the wetland or floodplam by 8 Wedomov~< 2 male fuuv puppt• Small storage of highly volatile BIG TOOL AUCTION ALL NEW mt ...lttents .nd ord•U• DRUMMER WANTEO Fot country· tOck b.,d Call 1141148·2144 ' We pay c•h for late model dNn 1 The productiOn. UM or Friday, January 8, 1988 at 7:00 P.M. '1teeh-•· Help Wanted wkh bonu- Monday Tuel· dav Jon 4th. & 5th Clothos dish• pots/ pans Mwlng m• chine etc BRIDGE Job huming? Nood • •kllil Wa Tour Guid.. Mile • Fernlle. Our top people e•n eeoo •1200 porwoeli. Ple-nt-k klg condltklnt S_.ery to stlrt. 218 3rd Ave 5182 lc- I LOST Ladl• gold watch Na· tux Between perking lot and Chf1Pmans Sat 614 992 2816 GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET Happr nr• Annou nee 111 enls •t 3 Announcements OPEN SAT. & SUN .• _lAN. 2 &3 & EVERY SAT. & SUN. TILL SPRING, 9-5 SO STOP & SHOP WITH US Doc. 27. Jan 3 of the 1bove deacrtbed real property covenants and The followmg uses and actrvlt. . are proh1b1ted go Call 8t4 4<68 8809 Wedemever • AuctiOn Senile• tNallsble at vour convenl.,ce and loC8tlon1 Marlin Wed• m'Yer Auction_.. 151" 2-'6 6 Lost and Found th• Untted Sal• Everything mult competent 99 w1th MD~Jing the Unrted States in any work 30-' 875 6016 1 authontiBI and~ FORMER THALER GAR· AGE, RTS 35 & 160. by court of }unadlctton Electric range. oven doesn Ordtpn ExecutiVe followmg speclf1ed reslnc~ t1ons of use of the real property and all other res· tnctlons oua tn the etted opened equitable servitude Th11 covenana wtll be enforceable Cat spayed and dedawed hner lfamed 304 675 5016 11gn1 Will abide by the 39269 un tea'• heir&, IUCC . . IOI'I a1signs and will be conetrued aa both a COVfi'n ant runntng with the subject real property and u •n 304 675 7437 hareml th1t the Grantee h1s 111 1 00 p m (CSTJ January 14 1988 and then publicly It may be tnspected at any purchaser hetrs, succn sora and as Room 304 Galllpoho Oh1o Terms The property wtll 45831 telephone no (8141 be sold to the h1ghes1 btdder 448 8688 for cash or on terms of ten t1me The Government re 11 bemg sold and through Farmers Home Adm1n11tratton t 'Grantor ' 831 Federal Butldlng, Jack MISSISSIPPI or oil bida StatH of AmoriCa acting by lhe Farmers Home Admlnis tra11on Stale Off1ce, Sun:a son It may be Inspected at any hme The ; Government re HFVH the rtght lo reJect any agrees & Auction tlend• to produce an agncul tural commodlly Th1s covenant shall be btnding on Gr1ntee~ on Gran- veer old tamale Labrador Bon. 629 Jackoon Pike, 2AetrltrVer Room 304. Galhpolio Ohu> 367 0550 purebred 1 614 46631, telephone no (6141 4411-8188, Swaepar and sweeper part• Guyan Park Subdtvlaton Sect10n 2 Town1hlp 1 Townahlp 1, RoniJol 16, to the converaton of' we' tatned from Lawrence E Countv. Oh1o Parcel VI Block E. loto 1. 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 ot lnd11n Range 16, Unton T..Wnohip, ...,wrwnce County. Ohio Parcel VII, Block E. toto 13. 14, 16. 16. 17.18 19 ond 20 oflnd1an Guyon Pork 11 Pubhc Not1ce Help Wanted Cl• - b-' -.n J• 1nuar; 4t h call 713-•11 •• f4 to Ngittor Govornrnont Jobl 118•040 •et.210yo• N-Hirlng Your A- 101117 1000 Ekt A 11011"" current Fodorollltt Th o Moi01 Locol School Oillnd it oc-'lnv opt>lh:otiono tor 1ubatftu• tec.a•• "'" Subot•utoo Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-D-3 Pomeroy- Midcleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Poil'lt Pleasant, W.Va. INin people for jobt W auto cerpant8t's elec:tn· alana. food ..rv•ce workers .._ronlc;:s: technrai... lndu ... bill m-'ntenanceworkers nurt- ' • Public Not1ce 11 with Bakker ''Jim Bakker did not give that money to her," said Belli " He did not know the money was going to be given to her. We want to see It returned to PTL." PTL attorney Bradford Leg gett of Winston Salem said pro-. ceedlngs seeklpg the return of money and property fro~ Bakker and others to f'TL coullf, begin In 30 to 45 days ,. On that Issue, Clark said, " Using the evidence deveiQPed by the IRS and other sources, we will take action to recover those resources that Mr Bakker wils not entitled to and return them to the " But Belli said Clark Is followIng the lead of Falwell by publicizing 'Bakker's Indiscretions to cement hls own hold on the ministry. Falwell gained control of PTL In March after Bakker quit the ministry and revealed details pi a 1980 sexual encounter with former church secretary Jessica Hahn. "Clark Is a bad man, he Is a lying, evil man." said Belli " He Is a hencl1man of Falwell " Belli hinted several lawsuits were In the-offing, Including one that would seek the return of $265,000 paid to Jessica Hahn to keep her quiet a bout the affa!F Juttba:Jl ~imts • lentintl Publ1c Not1ce •• SOLD AN EXOEPTIOIIALLY NICE PIECE OF BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER VIEW - 40 LA~D - •1243 acres m/1 all llat acres, more or less home srtes, c1ty schools Sprlltlfield' Twp rio""'I o Fond regards to you and your fam,ly in this ttme of f togetherness and gootl cheer! Thanks for your 8 faith in us and for nelping usJmake 1987 one of our best y~ars ever. PRICE REDUCED BY $5,000111 ASKING $54,900- This home IS Situated m a very n1ce neighborhood at the edge oftown and offers appibx 2,000 sq It 4 BRs 1\0 baths kitchen dmene, LR, FR wood burner gas heat cent a11 attached garage C1ty schools Make us an offer 0 (SO\,: j RACCOON TWP - 6 ACRESM/L- Plus a mce home 4 BRs bath, k1tchen LR, dmmg rm, carpet, county water and well cellar house garage tobacco shed Call for an appomtment GRAHAM SCHOOL ROAD - Very mce ranch offets kitchen w/range refng. OW d1spl, microwave LR FR dmette, 3 BRs 1 bath cent an carpettng, 2 metal ubllty bldgs Shown by appoontment WANT SOMETHING AFFORDABLE? Make an appomt~t\..•·o • th1s 5 room home Featun rtchen, hvlflg room, panel11 • •"' 1ront and rear porches wrth f acre m/1 ONE YEAR OLD RANCH style home offers 3 BRs l 'h baths k1tchen w/ relng range OW formal dmm & LR. carpet heat pump/cent a1r, · ut1lrty bldg.. mce neighborhood Call today for an appOintment • SU . OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - 9 5 29 8 ACRES M/L VACANT LAND- Froots actes m/1 Morpn Twp rrontage on Rt on Rt 160 Budd or-put a mob1le home , 160 Call tqr delals here $16 900 I Garages Storage lullcllnp ' Veal Calf lams QUALITY WORKMAN·SHIP LOW, LOW I!RICES FREE ESTIMATES •' .. Construction _, --"""'·~- -' 'j I �11mes-~nel ,c.~ \:)\!:) ltlited _PUZlla' _ _ __.:;:_:::. UMI ·Qwords LAYNE'S PUIINifURE Rearrange ~the 6 scromb!ed be!ow to 'rnoke 6 .. t Sof• Md ottlln priced Print letters ' of GoOD USED APPUANCU froni 0381 to . . . .. THI• tiO """ w....... ' dry... , ........... I M-, ....,_...••a ·'VA REPOSSESSIONS + TM(WOAIUNO .AN'S FIIIEND You do not have to be a veteran t~ qualify!!! ., lo" .... nng.. whht, t76 . 1.,!!" olec. rongo, wh~o. 9 . Kenmore wuh•. Jll. Whlrlooal h-y duty ••h•. til. O.E . watY',·IIke o;... a171. Rofrlg•otOI, · fri>ot·lr- ,.,_...... 1110. - ......... 2 - · · 191. ·' • I I i - Apt>NMICM ~=~~~ Rlv~ R~.· e14:44e- I I 1I I . Rogulor or ciuoon me ~>oct. 10uo 'flllnut, 4 poster Cannon Bell. · 304 &76 8"5 1L.,lng · . r r r rr I' r·r r r IL:J I .1 I I I I I I I ·. I ·~= 1M : 44 H07no · · ' 310:13N HONn'IH 3Nidi'l S1E17·YV'II:JOS · goot. 5 T•• A.-rtments. El• 2 Br. 2 floor, fully ·:'C..,.etd. CA and hut. Prill... : entrance. endoaed petio, pool• ~ pl•voround. Stlrt-*299 per . month. Utllltla not lnctuded. = \iltx,... h•d woOd el8bt. *12 P• i¥ftdle. Containing •pprox. 11h !ton. FOB. Ohio Palllt Co. WI.SEMAN REAL ESTATE - 446-3644 . nlohed. Cl_, Rol. . • depollt required. Adult• onty. ' . No ...... Coll614·4411-1619. · Gr'Kioul ltving. 1 and 2 bedroom . ep~rtmenta at Vlllaci• . Mulor -.d Rivenid• Apart: . menu In Middleport. From 1211. Including utilltl•. C.ll Mkkiteport • 2 roam furnished . ept. PM.. b..h. U~iliti• peid. 304-BI2·216e. · Fur. . heel 'efficiency apartment for one worhing gentleman. . Prlvote. utilhl• pold. 1180. month. Jett•eon . Ave. 304- NEW LISTING- Lovely brick & wood home. Same as a new home. Owners have taken e>cellent care. Features lormalliv· ing room . lor mal' dining w/ chairboard. parQuet flooring and paper. Leads t~rough patjo doors to a cover screened -in porch and ·a side deck. Complete k1tchen w/dishwasher (7 man. old), relrigerator. range new flooring and paper. 2 baths 3 bedrooms w/bllnds & wallpaper, large family room, · central air & electric heat, wooden thermal windows. This home is a must to see: Priced under $65,000.00. I . #2529 NEW LISTING- TWO YEARS OLD AND QUALITY . BUILT!- 3 bedroom colonial brick ranch and I'A acre m/1 w.ith 2 car garage, basement, formal dmmg area. 2 baths, fireplace, latn!ly room, den. EKcellent location and much more. LOW, LOW PRICE AT $27,500.00-2 story home w~h 3 bedrooms, 1Y, baths, lull basement, 2 nice sized lots. aluminum siding. Home in good condrtion. (ycoon Lake area. . OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL VIEW!- Enioy the O~io River and · surrounding hills. Split level, 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths, 2 fire· places. central a1r, lull basement, 2 car garage. A Must To See' 46 Space for Rent OHice Space for rent . EMCel. downtown G•llipoti• location. lnquiri• c•ll814-446·4222. Mobile Home lot. 60 ft . or leu. 920 4th., G•ll.ipolil'. 176. Water . \ l.Dcult Rot~d, b1ck of K & K Mobile Home P1rk. 304-675· 1076. 49 I PICe I o• MABELINE DRIVE -:- Lovely California designed home. Just perfect for your family. Features living room w1th wb tp. Mo· dern kitchen w/a ppl1ances. Nice family room on m_ain level w/ shdmg doors leadmg to large ·patio area w~h lots of plants. 3 bedrooms. Alsoa full basement that has been B·Dryed. Gas heat and central air. Garage. .Washington Elementary. . . . &1 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE e2 ()1M II., Oolllpollt. NIW· t pc. wood II'OUP' 1381. Llvlng-iuh•·•111-tlll. .............. . .--b-11' .,. . M oliO i l l - • foundollon etlrtlnt· elt . lhallnera UIID· - · _..,._ bodroom ...- . e1ti·UII. DMko, ............. ...... - ......... lin. NIW· Ww•• boot.. e30. W. ... DDCI .11 • up . (StHI & 110ft..,.. COli 614.441·3119. _,!§,. .... _ ., TV'"'" . . . .Mid .. ~nllwu li&, 11 ....... In"' Oocod 1 - . 127 lnl. Olf.' a ' . •cc•aorl•. ~~i~: · adju ... ble bod lromo. twin mott,.., & box •l?f'ingt: cau · e~4:379-2443. . 1 -cattle tn.n •. 14' disk, 1· creep8f feeder. 24 ' gr1ln con· ed 304 87 5 Groom end St,Apply Shop-Pet Grooming. All breeds . . . AII .. yl•. lema Pet Focd Dealer. \ Of1gonwynd . ·Cattery Kennel. ' Oultt toP• torula. Cell before 6 CFA Hlnlaf..,.en , Peril an and p.m. 304·8 76 . 3836__ SiameM kittens. AKC Chow puppi11. Call' 814·446 ~3844 dowa,. Unttla, etc . ClaUde Wlnlera. Rio Grande. 0 . Call 614 · 241-1121 . Siamese kitten• 6 to 8 weeki old . Call efter 6 p·. m. 304-678· 22.1. . Concret• b4oCka 111 11111 yerd or d•lvery. Muon lind. Gallipolis Black Co., 1231/:a Pine St .. AKC Boxer pupe. 7 mel•. 2 femelea. very specie! puppiflll. )urplua D1nlm-Cerh.-t . rental conCI"ete auppllee. Call ua van.,. ltlla t2&.00 Heavy niw work iefothlng • boota ell wint... 1t ~~onlbla priCN. Sam ·&om• .VIle' I ~ Olcl At 21 · Junction tndependMCI Ra.d • East Aa· ~itnawood. Fri. Sat. Sun. Brook Cement and Suppllet ~thing. Oacrcln inauiMed cov. 388-8111 378-2184 .446-0411 RE~LTOR 44&-2230 . 448-Bell lloon-8:90 p.m. 304 ..273· 871-3918 441-2707 742-3171 ~~ KenmOre porteble dis· c-••h• for 18le. . 304·671Sp>72. FAIRFIELD ACRES - Is your place to be. Good location olt Fauiield·Centenary Rd. in Green School District. Attractive 3 bedroom brici and alum. ranch, large family room with lireplace, woodburner, plus 2 nice lots at end at development for added privacy: The best parf is the pnce,... $42,500.00. Call today. #2494 3 APARTMENTS - 2 efficiency anJf 1 bedroom. Brings ·in $720.00 per mo.nth; also an 'oftice space. Asking $37,000.00. Call for more det311s. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE...:. Quiet but convenient. tli'a;'s the best way to describe this property. Modem4 bedroom home. 1\\ baths living room and family room both leatilre wood· - burners. Lg. ll)odern kichen and laundry room. Spacious pallo from F.R. Home has 1504 SQ. ft. liv ing space. City schools. Settong on 1.4 acres•. Be the lirst to take a look at this property. · . • BUSINESSAND HOME- Need an EXTRA INcOME? This ~a . carry-out, grocery and ba~ business. Well established. A drive-through storage and stock room, has been recently added. Also a home only I~ years old. Modern home w/livinH room and fireplace. 3 bedrooms, ,2 bllhs, lamily room ,and modern Mchen with all appliances. BuiH·in microwave oven. Stereo system. Giv~us acall for appt. today. • JAY DRIVE - Modern bi-level, 4bedrooms, 2 baths formal livinH room wrth fireplace, modern k~chen. I' family ·room, also a fireplace. 2 car garage. Washmgton Elementary. Priced in the $60.000:00'£ · . CONTEMPORARY EXTRAOIDINAIR! The decor on this house has to have been done by a prolessional! Beautiful stone and cedar contem· porary1 Sunken living room. lormal dining room, 31h baths, fam1ly and rec. room wrth wet bar. Hot tub oil master bedrooms, 2 beautiful stone lirepla~es, 2 car unattached garage. You must come and let us show you all the amenrties in this ooe' · ' #2507 . . COMMERCIAL PROPERTY- Mobile Home Court - Large building, very nice home. 10 mobi" homes, ll mobile home spaces, lighted streets, ""'plelvlelew. great mcome property. . Call lor "" liSting. .. 112492 l U2.000 - 4 ~\!(~room home and over 15 acres. liv1ng room, large kitchen .w~h birch cabinets. Slorage bu1ld1ng and some .marketable timber. Call for more details. . · 2986. AKC reg . Siberian Hu skev pu~ pies, 2 femal• , bl1ck and white, $200. Ask for Roger or Jennifer. 304-762-2173. . GET AWAY FROM ll ALL - Come home to a beautiful urban setting just a few miles from Gallipolis: Custom built brick ranch. 8 rooms 3 baths, divid'!d.basement. Beaulilul stocked la'ke. Circular drive lined with trees and ·shrubs. Nine acre homestead.· Call lor appointment. Gallia County's best. . #2294 ' J...7 l '.. ntury 21 .... t:1t.IW <.cM"p&W•tion ' . P'M to 1 PM or 7 AM to 8 :30 in the mornings. . . ~ .1nd ~- tr<ldl.'milrk!- uf EACH WHAT A · - Along w~h all the peace an d . qu1et that surrounds this home and IO acres you'll gel a 3 bedroom mobile bome tor extra income. Main home includes 3 bedrboms 2 full baths, fireplace in lamily room, living room and mce kitchen. Green Township. $42,500. #231 112505 IS THE TilliE TO LIST YOUR .HOUSE FOR SALE. -THE BEST SELLING SEASON IS JUST AROUND THE COINER • EXPOSE YOUR HOME! Call One Of Our . Agents Today. ABSOLUTELY NO OBUGATIONSI FARM - 147.5 acres more or les·s. 2 story frame · home with 4 bedrooms, .living room, family room fireplace. 3 large barns, mineral r1ghls and tobacco base included. ljarrison Township. #2469 PICTURE YOURSELF HERE! - Lush country setting wrth a breathtaking view of the countryside. Brick ranch w~h 4 bedrooms, 3 1&. baths, solid wood cabinets 1n kitchllll, full finished buement,lamily room. Appro>.90 acres,IOblcco base and mineral rillhts included. 2 ponds, .barn, over I 00 lrb~ treesT , . . . ~111.HOUSING YOU CAll AfFO.D "-Rio Grande1- 7 room,house near college and &lade schoal. Larae livinH ·room, lomal dining room. ell-in ljlchen w~h lois ol cM!inets, newer floor cowrln' lite lilt is carpeled. Insulated and shows lab ol Clll. t.arae store~ buildin& beautilul t11tS and shr~bbery on I ~rner lot. Priced in the·folli VACANT ACREAGE - Over 36 acres..Developed spnng. Several feet of road lrontage. Call for more information. $12,000.. #2478 IF THIS DOESN1 MOVE YOU NOTHING WILLIOytstanding 4 bedroom 2 story home in Centenary w.~h 21'> baths, liVIng room, family room, formal dmmg, 2 car garage, lull basement and much more. Cell lor more inf~nnatjon . ' ' *2468 • . ·~UILAIID- 11'1 story home bedrooms. enclosed ·porch, equipped kit· , storage .building and base1men1. $21.000.00. . • • I' . BRICK 4 . bedroom home • Ohio River. Lower River Rd. • 1.10 'acres. Buy now lor • .. ' . ~ear N,ICE BUILDING LOT. in Mills SID, Holzer C~Y. water and sewer. Pnce $12,50::.110. • Hosp~~l.· • . · · m2 FRONTAGE ON THE RIVEII - The location the .view and the neighborhood are the outstan'dtng teatur4!5 ollb1s 2 bedroom. Just 1~miles south on Lower·River Ro.:l r The lol contalns.about an acre ~nd has ffontaae on the river.-Perfect for bolters. fishermen or bathers. This is a I\! story Irame w~h an unfinished upstlirs (could be I•"' 3rd bedroom!. There IS a 111:111, stora1e buildmg and carport. l'r1ce $61,900. ziiiDDL£PORT - PRiCE :~EDUClD - 2 story home ·that 'shOws tile work that hls :~een done! .Nice kitchen. 3 ~edrooma, dinin& room, one ~and a third .balhs, much , more. $2&,900,!JO. a • 1 SPACIOUS CEDAR RANCH nestled '" tall pine . trees offers more than most. Outstanding kitchen loaded w~h beautiful oak cabinets and large breaklasl noo~ Cozv lamily doom w~h hardwood floors and wa rm firepl!fi_e: Formal dm~ng; study, partial basement w1th ;k room. Enioy the peace and QU iet on the multl·level deck which contains hot tub, iaccuzzi off master· bedroom also. 2 car garage. City schools. $129,000. ~EW LISTING - Neat l'h story home w~h charm. Beautiful oak woodwork accents this 3 bedroom home located on Rt. 35. Also includes basement, I car garage and approx. 1 acre of ·land. Charming starter home. Priced to sell a1 $42,000. .... AFFORDABLE $201 s 3 or 4 bedroom hamewilll approx. 5 ecres. Bia ell-in· kitchen, ~ bath, small barn and mora. . . . ' LOVE ACHALLENGE? -Lead the crusade to save this historic 3 bedroom home. Includes beautiful pint paneled lamily /dining room combination; eat-in kitchen, utility room, gas forced air'lurnace. I Y, car garage. Priced to renovate ...$23.000. (' . #119 WITH A VIEW TO THE FUtuRE'- And anve1 voew lor the present. . Excellent starter home in Middleport et Cole and First Streets. $25.000. ' 549 4TH A¥EIIUE - I\! slory htllt wilt A bedrooms, li~tll room, dlnlna and laltlly ,_, newer 1as lumace. Call for an apjltlini!Mitt~~ #114 -11445 LINWOOD/RIO GRANDE - Conyenient to college, elementary, Buckeye Hills Career Center and local shopping. All brick ranch , corner lot, 3 bedrooms, IY, baths, living room witn fireplace. 2 car garage with overhead storage and full divided basement. This home has a lot to offer! $59,700. CLOSE TO TOWN - Clean 3 bedroom home in great shape. Maintenance free home on LeGrande Boulevard has had the best of care over the yeHJs. Niee outbuiding-workshop included. Attractive fireplace. Fenced-in yard. Move right in c'ondrtion. $51,700. #307 11402 I WISEMAN REAL ESTATE lima PIOIC IPFRIE RUL ESTATI UmH II OIR OFFICE, OR fOIR IAMIC OR IROCIRY ._. (Built in 1954) FIRST TtME EVER ON THE MARKET - You'll love the home and I he intown location overlooking the city and river. This rustic ranch includes huge living room w~h fireplace formal dining area, large kitchen, a den and 2 bedrooms (den coul9 be 3rd bedroom). All parquet fl~orin & mu ch of it is plush carpetfn' 2 lull baths, central a1r, 2 car carport. We seldom ever have anything tor sale in this unusually nice location. $87,500. #117 . 11106' ~ #303 'REASONABLY PRICED - 3 bedroom home in Middleoort on nice sized lot with 2 caqaraRe. Great family home in a convenient location $37,800. • #444 112501 . • SPACIOUS BEAUTIFUL • :overlooking the beautiful Gallipolis C~y Schools. • $110.000.00. .· ' . SPRAWLING COUNTRY SPLIT-LEVEL- Got a big family that needs a little room? This 4 bedroom home will su1t your need s. Everything for the active family includmg family room , ret. room largeJivin groom. eat·in kitchen, 2 baths. Large 2 car ~ara~e olus sturnv n11th11iiMing. 1.3 acres of nat yard. Green Township. Only 3-4 miles from town. Owner doeSn't want to fool around- prilll!d at $69.~00 . ~ 8214 BEAUTIFUL VIEW ol Ohio River val ley and West Virgin ia hillc tree w•lh the purchase of this 5 room home with lull basement. Nice kitchen, bath, fuel 011 toro.ed air furn ac~ . fireplace and hardwood floors. 3 acres. m/ 1, olland. Extra lotto sell or use as garden space or some livestock. Holding at $39,900. .. . DH. -Owner is making this3·4 bedroom 2 story home. a very easy buy. Home mcludes fam1ly room. hvmg room. dining room, I ~. baths. N1ce settmg on 5 acres overiookin ~ Ihe Ohm R1ver ..Home has new root, ~ew furnace, new w~rmg. Askmg $32,500.•Wants an offer. Will help ' With down payment. #215 #108 WANT TO HIDE? GET AWAY FROIIIT ALL? -II you love to watch widlile and enjoy nature, you'll want to see this property before you buy anythin~ There's tar too much included in this farm to mention, so you'll have to call tor aR the details, but here's ashort descriplion: 1'80 acre farm w~h 121 wooded acres (lots of timber reported) , 65 acres ol cropland, several barns and q~tbuild1ngs and frontage~ Raccoon Creek. VPKY well buiij 2·3 bedroom home •h 2 baths, large windows and deck to take 1u1r advanta&e ol beautiful rolling hills. Much, much more! $94,500. DO YOU WANT SOMEONE ELSE TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE PAYMENT?- Buy thisdouble-rent one side and live in the other. Each sid e has living room. diniug or famjlrroom , kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath. Excellent location on State Streel across street fr om G.A.H.S. HI09•. N.OW READY FOR·A BIG SURPRIS£? -This 2 yr. old home is about twice as big as rt looks. 3 large bedrooms. large dinmg and krtchen area. 2 full baths. 1.470 SQ. ft. plus alull basement. It is mcely decorated and carpeted. ·an ~ lot •n Rio Grande. $49,900 Owner translerred to Columbus. Immediate occupancy' #2495 OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER IN MEIGS COUNTY sits alovelyVictorian style 5,BR home . w/ den, 1~ baths , 2 lireplaces, formal hv. and din. r111 ~...and much more. Call tor ·.more 1nformat1on: · #2520 Ct'nturv 21 .. BEING CLOSE COUNTS! - 3 bedroom ranch only 4 blocks from downtown. Kids can walk to school! 2 baths. lamily room..lull tiasement with 'finished rec. room. fireplace. Close to work and play $56,900. . . #110 ·. BRICK RANCH WITH 4 BEDROOMS- 1~baths Ritchen, dining area. living room with beautilui br1ck l1replace. lull basement with linished lam. room and 4th bedroom, utility room and cellar. 2 car garage. Nice view ol nver. Priced in the $50s.. ' . mo-. Coll814-448-2144, 12 Atl CRAIIMEDTOGETHER? Stretch out in this s1zable 3 bedroom bl·level wrth backyard maae 1or k1ds. Across from North Galli aH1gh School. You've . got to see~ tooay! 1 11207 WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN IUSINEsSt Then clll us about this .great opportun~~ Presently operatmg as tanmng center. Large parking ma office, 4 tanning rooms and men. Buy with tanning beds and equipment or buy buildin& separately lor $34,500.00. Ideal tor beauly shop . · and more! · . #2498 ~ Ford Grenada, 1450. Alila Chlllm•• tractor with belly FIRST TIME liN TKE EVERIII - As a broker and house salesman, I see alarge number of houses every week, and I can lett you, it is nol often that we find one .of this Qual~r. as well . located or 1n as good anetghborh.ood. Its a 3 year old brick·(no elterior maintenance) , jsut like new and includes a large living roam: formal dining; large k~chen with 281eet of oak cabinets, buill-in bar. range, dishwasher and relrigerator. big family room with brick fireplace. 21ull baths. 3bedrooms and an oversized 2 car garage. This is abeautifully carpeted. nicely decorated home. Located on 2 lots, 2 miles lrom town on Rt. 160. Priced at $95,900. Owner does not want a "for·Sale" sign, so call us for e>act location. ' #112 OON1 WAIT! to see .the character and charm ol this special 3 BR ranch. Spacious lam~r room leatunng cathedral ceilin& and fireplace, ni:e carpeting throughout Attached praae, 'slorl&e building, easY maintenance lawn. PriCed to sell. $55,500.00. • GO AHEAD- Ask us about this lovely 3 bedroom remodeled home with terrific view of river. 1~ story~ aluminum sidi~g. living room. formal dining area. AdditiOnal mob1le home space included. LISniiG - 160 acres. PriVIte locllion. STARTIIIG OUT OR SLOWING DOWN?- in enher Modern house, 6 rms., 1~ baths. Private water cue, Y.our needs are changing. Come see Ibis s~m. sprinH developmen~ tobecco base, blrn, convement 2· bedroom ranch home. Aluminum lie house, many springs lor lii'ISiol:k water, sidinH, well constructed. Nice flat fenced in back pasture, IHiable rand and woodlot Joins Wayne lawn. HURRY! $29.500. Naf1onal Forest, good hunting 1111d recre atiOn. f #2499 ·- , Southwestern schools. Priced low $60s. 1983 Ford LTil II, PS. PB, AC, 4 . door. *3.000. 1979 ford Pinto l(tl,tk)n._ w-.on, good concltJon. n.w•.ly-rod: aneta, •es·o.·19'77 SMAll DOWN PAYMENT AND ASSUME LOAN . Unusually .n1ce 3 BR home with character. Owner tra~sferred and waDis .a deal on ,this ·· home. Pnvate .setting. · · #2514· NEW LISTING - 3 BEDROOM RANCH mlike new condillon Atla ched gara~e. very ·neat. · N1ce lol m Hutchinson Subdivision. Rutland. #2531 ONLY $33,500. 342-2467 colleot. LOVELY 2 BEDROOM ·HOllE WITH SPACIOUS • LIVING ROOII. dining area and kilthllll. Mud room to the covered patio, l4 basemen~ I Clr attached garage, liihted closet~ fr(JI!t pQ<Ch, Ia~. lawn. LoGated m Vinton. · ·· , f~RII 118-A. Oolllpoll•. 814·2&6· 6303. . · Now buying ahllll corn or •• corn. Call forl•t•t·quotel. River City Ferm SuPptv. 61•·448· 1~5& . . 12521 112504 · approx. acres older story home. Barn and several buildings. Al l mineral rigl\ts, land is really nice. Keebaugh·Follrod Rd. Asking $40,000 00. · #2530 $260. each. 304·624-7960 or Reedy mk concrete end' all 304·773·5234. lower. I-,;,;;;;;;:;;;;;~;,;;;;;--;<:;;;;:~ ,J_::_:.:.:::.::::..:..:~. .. t Golllpolla, Ohio' Coli 814-4482783. " 62 Wanted to Buy Julie Webb Ph. 614-446·023'1 : • U H•ul trucka and tn~dera -for BROKER REALTOR · REALTOR EXCELLENT LOCATION 1- Brick ranch close to hospital. 3 BR, 1\\ bllhs, eat·in kilth1111, liv. rm. with lireplace. lovely hardwood lloors, partial basement. 1 car attached pral!l!. Nice llat lawn. · Priced in $60s. · N2454 Rio Grande Area - A·lrame setting on woodland, lots of pine trees. Home leatures room w~h .woodburning fir eplace and lots of bookshelves. formal dining room. modern kitchen, 2 baths, extra lg. ·laundry room. Spiral stairs leading to abedrooms. Master bedroom ieatu1~s a deck: 3. car garage. City schools. Shown by appomtmenl. · . NEW LISTING - Good Starter Home - Country atmosphere. Very nice 2 bedroom, 12x12 eat-in krtchen, 12'>24' living room, carpeted, vinyl siding; storage building; garden area, on paved road. Only $26,600.00. For Lease Celll14· 445,~387. Beby MS t 35.g01 troc:tor. plowa. dilc ond blode. Coli e1 4-912· 7401. 12417 PRICE REDUCED- Li~e new, choice location. 3 bedrooms .. Much reliilldeling has been done. 2 car garage, barn, and over 6 acres ol land. adiacent to Raccoon Cjlunly Park. Priced only in the 30s. Don't miss this buyer opportunity! Routt 33 . .Nonh of Pomeroy. flerrtal trail••· Call 614-992· Trill• apec• for rent. At. 1 ~ #2523 pold. Colle14·448·4416 eft•• 7 PM. COUNTRY MOBI ~E Home Pork. W.Vo. Ceii304-773-18B1 . C~lga. 1112 2100 cc englfte • auto. _Irena. 1•79 Plymouth Arrow truck. 2100 cc. & apMd, run. good, rough body. 1187 Hondo 700 c'c lntiNOipl•. 1980 Harl., 1000 cc Sport ..... Many new cycle . .-na • •oc. lllpl•on'l CYI)Ie. Eureka Sur Route, Box #235 ava~lable. llooma for rent, day. week. month . .Gtllll Hutel. Call 814· Ul-9680. Rent lllowat$120 month. SpliCe for am1ll trailere. All hoolt-upa. Clble. AlaoefflcieinCI( rooma, elr 1nd cable. M11on, cover••• 241-1239. - ------'--- Bar & 2 atoola. 160. Sot1 & chlir·blue • ruat flora l, •2&0. CHERYL ~EMLEY, ,REAtTOR SOUTHERN HILLS R. E., INC. JUDY DEWITT, BROKER. 1978 Ford LTD. Ooocltlrll. new b.a:wy, air. *700 . C1ll 814· S.E. Ohio. Pets for Sale REALTOR• 71 Auto's For Sale · LOOK!!. LOOK!ILOOK!! Broker's Remarks: This is the most outstanding 28 acres that has ever been put on the market in the 28 years I've been selling real estate. Perfect tor 4 or 5 homes~es. Beautiful v1ew. Washington Grade S~hool. Rural water. Just 4 miles south on Rt. 7 Ex1stmg house needs repair.'·but is liveable and would make an outstanding rental. LOTS- tocated on Bulaville Road within appro>. 3 miles from town. Rural water and electric 415 Furniahed 'Rooms 7479. cemoufl111• CROSS& SONS 35 W•t. Jock...,, Ohio. BulhHogSoi••Sotvk:o.Owr 'uald to chooee from "5"'6....---=--,-:--,~ ·-- I 446-6610 or 742-3171 Tr<JIIspurldliun &. NEW LISnNG! OUTSTANDING BUY! Well mamtaml!'l 4 bedroom, 3 bath home. . Bnck/lrame bl·level, spacious eQuipped "'tchen, h~mg room. family room. attached 2 car garage. Forced a1r gas lurnace/c·alr. (Appro>. 1,900 5Q ft livong space) .35 WEST AREA $59,900.00 WON'T lAST LONG. · · . ·. . . 112532 en-2083 0< 678·8889. Furnithld room. t71. Utilh:i• · )Mid. Sh . . bl1h. Single mel e. 119 Seoond. Gallipolis. C.ll 441· 4411 after 7pm. ha,.'v e a' · ad ending!," c:m,., 1B ;;q .· .m"2l ·., . 40 trectou 5 1....;---------1-:.,.;._ ____ :.._ _ _J complete line of new • uHd r equipment. L•gllt •lec:tion 'In #2528 : APARTMENTS, mobile homea. 304-112-211e. 21 At. H41y & G111in 400 bol• of Clovot Hoy. 400 bll• of MlxH Ji-v. Cuh onty. Coli 61 4-388·8483 or 381- · 8880 or 614-471 -1472: ~~~;:~!::!;n, N...JH~Iond, OPERATING BUSINESS - Rl 35 WEST AREAIncludes all Inventory and equipment. Owners wantmg to deal. Call today for more details. 2 - - turnlohod tpt. 12eo · month. Utilltl• indudld. Pom• . ..... 614-192-2145. lleah Stre«. MlddltpOrt. Ohio, · 2 bedroom furnilhtd ept. utili. tl• pili~. Nf•en.-enddepo•it. •..-ulated REALTOR REALTOR REALTOR REALTOR ·~see! I told you it . would 446-6610 ~OUTHERJI .. ·HILLS R.E.,. -INC. . -··. . e14·9t2· 7787. EOH. . 304-882-3287 .. 304-773. 1024. Old ~ot·R-.-. Fr. Sat. Sun. ~~ - 8:00pm. 304-273·1615. Real Eatate Gariaral I~ l?filltl.TOA . I fur· 2 bedroom turnlald ept, m and • clepoeit. New Hsven, W. V1., t. vilh's , ..... 304-676-7421 . 1B 446-4206 · 3 "oom ep«tment· 1~ 4 Stat• · St. Coli 114-.WI-3388. hou. .. Pl. Pl . . .ntan~Gellipo­ . . JUDY DEWITT . J. Merrill Carter Becky Lena Pliyllis Loveday Patrick Cochran Liz Long Sonny Garnes REALTQROio' Charyl Lemley U.S. J:'om~, Dhlo. 114-,82-6461 . For Hlo - Hoy •1 .00 bolo. ofteo 7PM . . Firewood 130.00 tr.uck load . Bleck Mat, Pe~lngese , 1 yr. old. ~ .... flroWood, eao.oo dump dollvorod. 304·773-5165. Call 81 4-446·8974. · ~...... lood. dtllnoood, 304-6781903. . . Wood burner, modern 4 ft. wood Rottweiler-' 1 Vzit.yfs. old. Good coffee teble, womina mirrored watch dog. NQ papers. Good flr-d dtllnoood, atockod. drtner, 304·17tl-4064. buy. t160. Be1utiful dog. Call ~38.00. Mooon Couml•. Galli· 614 - 388 · 93~4 . ·li'olla Glh• .,. . within r...on 1t , pur dltc:rotlon, 304-895-3oWd. 55 Building Supplies 12 wk. old Male Cockor Spaniet tor sele.. 1100 . 814-742·2233 . SURPLUS ARMY. DENIM. ~!ENTAL, CARHART CLO· Building Materials Aegiatered Siberian Husky. 1HING. Orlalnll 1rmy Clmau- Black, brick, tewer pipe~, win· $100.614-992.7124. flll& H. 0. "Sam" Some- V. A. Property Manager 462 2ND AVE . REAR BONNIE & JIM STUTES- REALTORS mo. All utlllt._ pold. C.ll · . 81ol-241-9170 or 441-1323. · 111. 614-.WI-8221 . •I •10% Discount is available for all cash offers. 64 Fruit " & Vegetables ' 61 Farm EqUipment 54 Misc. Merchandise >QPyounted•h•dwaradlstrl~ · ~or1 The K"ruH Hardwere Co., nniMti. Ohio. Drop 1 en to • \VIIIIIIft E. 1Mh411. 147 H;rm Uic.the. Ohl~ 41801 . , ••lneof h.-clwera FrM ~. Truttwarthy .H. . . . .e dlltrtbutor progrem. Real Estate Genarel REAL ESTATE · Lage 2 IR . -" '"~rtmont, n•• : doortocoft.... ;lt,.oor. 1300• b~h. Utl~l•.pold. 000 $15s:ooo .• tJ&.OO. ll•ck· White enow • Coli 114·317·7880. : u..,..tn 3 room • ", ' - 10 Jt• old brick/lrama ranch iud nff replace, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, kitc~eitldininiiliel, $47,000•. 58 Fdf 111 Suppl11:s & LIVI::;Iuck • ~·-· 6_14·448·'18~1. . HOUSE • .TENNIS COURT and 25 ACRES- $173 Will consider hou~e. court and acres for Call for · - 614-446-3386 ·.- - - - - · Luxury room eutte. pllltlorm 304-418·1187. rooms, gourmet Kllc~e n. la!llily room, game room, . st~dX.. mud/laun.dry (oam •. l ~door storage room with add111onallaundry4ac1hl1es. 2·car garage, 2 fireplaces · ce1 lmg fans, wooden deck, full length of. house. Many extras. · BREATHTAKING VI,EW of Gallipolis and Ohio River, full length wmdows for1maximum view ..Secluded for total privacy. Cdy school district Located 1!I! miles from downtQwn Galhpolls. Only 8 .miles from Locks and Dam. I • ·~ EXCELLENT home and grounds for family and/or entertammg. Must see to appreciate qua1ity.: ' Real Estate General Apartment for Rant rock~t. I r • r...,.. al 1•· 56·1874. f.ree • stump removal, Jrewooct- •110 per ctumplold. Jte• :V..C:h•a. Don'a LAnda- 4·.5 BEDROOMS; 13 baths, form.al living arid dining 3aN:J11S 91/1 I:Jtr:/il wn1:1ono · · FOR SALE BY OWNERS: Large split-level and tennis court. , · 1 d'IHSIYV · 304-676- t 926. Markll't, Rt. 35, Henderaon. Nhac:. MerQH'ilndise ' io.OI\od0okM1dAohftr-ood .·!Of 130 pickup lood, ~ c e0 2 · "olhloulo. ·Real Estate ·General lrH~ ,,"30N311S 941 11'13H I,UPinOO,. noll peSOIO WB4141!M P!l!S 84S ·uedo Sloop pue SMOPU!M 841118 P84 II!M llw 'S88J6ep gg iii&Jeq S.l!M I! U84M 'l4fi!U 8UQ 'SU!81UnOW 941 u! s5e»oo news 11 pe4 iii!WBf mo PICKENS USED FURNITURESofe"e. chllra. lempe. rwotlnwe. dl8MI. dlnn.ne. bedding. hi& labed, gt-.were • milO. 304- 671-14&0. - and produce. B till 1§:00. J•ck's Itt..., ~ Real Estate General cowo. Coli 114-992· 8040 114·982-7148 . . Open All Winter - ·.Plenty fruits 111'1~0 .. 1• rang& M"Dcado, 1. rnor• 1111111h• • dryer ~~4 .·1 1' 1 I I'":::·==· I ·I'=:· ==· . Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-0-5 . Livestock For-ule upright ' pilrtO. 't40 .00. .,.. •• '""O& ·copperto•ut. •ee. VIII., Fumh:urw., N•w end u.ad fumttu .. lnd eppllcanc••· Call 814·441· 71172: Hours 9·1. ' 63 Musical I nstru menta W1nted to buy 1 to 8 br.t drewer. *41; twin Nllll. let; .mh:rowav• ' t--rR;.:....::UrQ-TO;--:-M;-:.U.,-"-1 ., 7 Our family had a small cot· tage in the mountains. One night. when it was barelr 55 P H A MI S 1-·__,;-:.;..:.:..;.:....:;.,.:~-l. degrees, my wife had al the windows and doors open. She ~-~ said with them you ,.. "couldn't'---the closed ----~-." 57 ...,.4 aetldJon of bedrOOII'I IUilM. miCII Clbfn•a. hndbo.r• 130 •"d up 1o Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. .E "ultn. M woodt311e .85 pc. living room : cheat of ran... lhgg1 Appll1nae1. Upp• lllvlr lid. blollle s-o Crat 614--7H8. r"' ~. ~~~lr'lr-= . r-:-1r-11 · 3,1988 :t11 Household Goods ' 1•: PAIISON'S FURNITURE uo. 10 n 211. Mid••·.... Ullfl to 1111. IIOGIIn- . U28 10 0371. L.omt>o Ul to U21. Mollohon Fumku,. D.,_t10t-upto•411. .upp•llw'lld .. Oolilllollo. Oh. Wood ll!ble w-6 c:b*l Ull to Din-·t228 • up. Uvlng nts. hok •1oo.,.,. un. roo"' eult .. · t300. • up, Hutllll• ·-Mid up. IIMik Roolln-•111 • tip, C.'"' b.. COII!Ipl.l W•MittJMi" ..... .. . . yd. , ........ . UftonduptoUtl.lollf- ... ovollolilo te qulltiod buyoro. C. e110. Mmr. . . orboa .m.. 814·.W6·7444. ful or . .e. ftrm t71, Mid til. OUoon " ' ' .1 121, ICing 1310. 4 •-•oh•t til. Gun t;:ein•• I OM or llealric renee 137 ; llllby m.nres. . Ul • '41. hd from• UO. 030 • King from·o 180. 0~ each ~n its line of ~quores. • ENLEED • 61-.-Houaahold Gooda 151 Houaahold Good• WOlD ' t • - 3,1188 Ohio-Point Pleuant, W. .· ,.., .... Stmple words. ·- .• .. (614) 446-3644 I' ' . ' E. M. Willman; Broker . .David Wi18man, 4~8-96156' Clyde B. Walker, 246-6278 .2464 ,.lru~ EACH ' ··~ ' " .t · / ,.../. . I . II - .I • ' . loretta McDade, 446-7729 · B. J. Hairston~ 446-4240 FARMI • COMMERCIAL ~. • .. �,, • • ,. • .. .' 71 Auto's For Sele 76 1177 Chw... c...loo. 4 door. 1173 Ford Torino; UOO. Coli olr, - . . Claod ~nd. Coli 114-441-*194 I PM .. •fl•• ., .., .....17. -"*· ... 117S ~. _.OINCI& ,.W., •-W.~ now - - OoMoorwt. , 19 ·. C.ll ll4- .._,332. IIARE· 1111 Chwy2 ilr. Sodon 127. 4 lpeld. n• Q~Mnt, utn~ pert& 1....,..-.d_ pert._ onty. 72 Truck•· for Sale 1874 Ford hlllf-ton pickup 302. J Clwyli• Fifth. 114-742-2411 . Alo!lnuo. . COli 1171 l'lvmoulh s ..mp, olont 8 lor oolo. 1310 >1112Suzu.lol128 liM 1221. 814-181-3197. 1111 C h - AM-FM, P.S .. P.l .. ».now tl<-. roly whool•. 4 - · 4 oyl. outo, C S model: 13100. 1"·112-3219. 1111 Mereu,.,. Aun~ng condi- tion. Body toir. 1325. 114-992· 1131. 71 Iuick SkyiM'k. cuatom. a·c, cr· control. 1utom11ic. runs . - good. 1300. ~04-87,5-6707 . 11130mll& Pf.; pb,air.am-fm, cond. oz.aoo. c.11 .tt• 5 p.m. 304-895-3820. . . Dodge250 Ram, Custom conwralon. Treil• rt.ty' . Ci!l 81 Goorg• CrNk Carpenter WtJrk- Plumbing, roofing, tiding. Aa homer81Nlin. Cell 814-389-8842. in twnttu.. upho!...ring. Carp.,ter work• $8,60 a hr. or . by' the job. Panelling, painting. dryY~MII. remodeling. Cell , 814· 446-6377. 81 82 Home Improvements Rotary or cable' tool drilling. Most wells ,:ompllled aamed.IVPump salea and service. 304· 896· 3802 Starks Tree and Lawn Service, lawn care, landtceplng. 11ump ramowel , · 304-5J.8-2842 or 676-2903. ' ' 446-3636cA~ Electrical 8o Refrigeration General Hauling I CONVENIENT LOCATION JUST A. FEW MILES FROM . CITY. 3 BEDROOMS, Ph BATHS ATIACHED GARAGE', FENCED BACK YARO. . .,., Talk to Audrey Canaday , Mary Floyd or Bob Gordon lt CANADAY'"f(EALTY . They ~ nOV!( how to determine a realisti c-price; who the qualified bu-yers are; where to locate mortgage loans, and what to do for a quick. un · c omplicated closing . Buyin~ or s~lling real estate] For fair treatment and gQod advice ask o REI.LTOR ~ o1 CANADAY REALTY. 86 Comcealed 87 Reform. 89 Spelling conteSt 92 Jury list 95 Sharp corner 98 Clty1n Russlf' 99 Guard 101 Enthusiasm 103 Transaction 104 Proposition 105 Alcoholic beverage · 106 Agave plant 1Q7 Negative pre/ix 108 Above and touching 110 lnl.et 111 Printer's measure 112 Gasp.for breath · 113 Strikes . 115 Running 117 Equals 12 months 119 Credit note: abbr. 120 Chinese faction 121 Office staff 124 Antlered animal 126 Raised 127 Painful 128 Remained at ease 130 Barracuda 132 Narrow opening 133 Danish Island 134 S~mmer In Paris 135 Sow' 137 Three, In Madrid 139 Type of cross 140: Real estate map 141 Winter vehicles 143 Observes ·145 Blrd's craw 146 Cupboards. 148 Hay,ks 150 Psrole 152 Tell 153 Late actress Geraldine· 154 Arabian chieftain 156 Mended with · cotton 157 Dropsy 158 Aroma 159 Gaming cubes 160 Out of date DOWN 1 Regions 2 Ms. Bailey, et al. 3 Weakens by overexertion 4 Lamprey 5 Go by water . 6 Connected with 7 l:llgh mountain 8 Irritate 9 Cocker- . 10 Hasty repast 11 Gary Carter's glove 12 'The lo,nellest number' 13 General Electric: abbr. 14 Cleaning utensils 15 Cloth measure 16s-wa 17 Landed property 18 Stalks 20 Frond 23 Repast · 25 Disturbance 27'Frank 28 Cylinder · · 31 Top of house 33 Clement 36 Protective ditch 38 Entice 40. Abound 41 Flnancl.al Institution 43 _Larry of the CetUcs · 45 - to the core 46 Decrepit horses: ··slang 47 Row 49 Letter opener 51 "Hogan's Heroes" star 52 Looked Intently, 53 ·"Planet of the 54 Word heard In doctor's office 56 Handling 59 Uhlrultlulnoss 60 King of beasts · .61 Boast 63 Stabbed ·e5 Story 67 Native metal 69 That thing 70 Bae, e.g> 72 Fish from moving boat .. 74 Suffice 76 Sign on elevator 77 Squander garments ~ 94 Nickel symbol 96 Secular 97V100 Iron J)A ~-· ~ to2-PicliiM -~, •. , >:. I i. ' 109 Mt. ~;81 ~. 105 Staff . 112 l[lard 113 "The Greeteet American -" 114 Classifying 116 N.J. basketballers 118 Transported with delight 120 Civil disorder 121 - au Prince 122 Teased: colloq. 123 Majors and Remick 125 Natives of Bonn 126 Censured 127 Oceans 129 Antlered animal 131 .Plagues 132 Look fixedly 133 Toward shelter 134 Church official 136 Act 138· Native of Stockholm 140 Fiber plant 141 State flower of Utah · 142 Prefix with circle 144 "The - Maxwell Story" ' 147 Mate shaep 148 Cushion 149 Thus 151.Epoch 153 Govt. agcy. handling mall 155 Again: prefix ·~ ' ·> SHOVELING TIME- U was lime to gel the old shovels . oul Mooday momlnc and clear the sidewalks of slushy saow as the temperatures By NANCY YOACHAM "We're not parents against teachers. We're parents for children. We can malce more Impact as parents than we give ourselves credit. And we want to organize ourselves for our children, not against our childrens' teach~rs." •'· ' • LEVEL LOT - PUBLIC WATER AVAILABLE1JUST FEW Ml· NUTES FROM SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA. KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. $12,900 BUYS A COZY COTTAGE IN CITY. 60Xl30 LOT, STORM WINDOWS, GAS fURNACE. . TURKEY RUN RD. - . I 'h STORY HOME. WITH APPROX. 2 ACRES 2 BEDROOMS, FULL BASEMENT,' DINING ROOM, KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. $33,900. · Those were some of the com· ments • at a roeetlng Sunday · afternoon at Pomeroy VIllage Hall of approximately 100 Meigs Local "Parents For Education." The unoffjclal support group of parents first emerged publicly at Middleport Elementary on Dec. 21 when some of Meigs L()Cals schools were .reopened to stu· Tal~s ·, MOBILE HOME- 1978 12X60, 2 BEDROOMS, I BATH, NICE SPACIOUS ROOMS. EQUIPPED KITCHEN, FURNISHED, ELECTRIC FURNACE. GOOD BUY AT $8,000. JUST LISTED! 3 .BEDRO~S, 2 STORY FRAME ~OME. 2 'LOTS, GARD£N SPACE AND FRUIT TREES, BARN, NORTH GALLIA SCHOOLS. $19,900. ' · • . \ \ ,--· illitial snowfall . . , ' By Ualted Press Iaternallonal far, wlll arrive In Ohio late anclSiaH Repo'if ·. Monday. . · Between one and three Inches Ohio had an easy winter until of snow late Sunday night forced · the start of the new year when postporiem~pj _olclaaaesJD. some ·temperatures bottomed out at area sthools and delayed this their coldest levels Satur.day mornlnll's opening fn others. across paFts of the Buckeye Between one and three Inches .State. fell from 8 p.m. untjl midnight The next surge of cold. air will Sunday. Classes were dismissed ...0 arrive Monday. Tuesday morntoday In the Meigs Local, East· lng lows are expected to zero to 10 ern, Southern, Carleton and above with a 10 to 15 mile an hour .. M:asoll _County . district.~. along.. wiMAhat will make iUeelmor.e .. with tbe Gailla Christian School. like 25 below. De1ayed starts· were reported The leading edge of the cold In the GaHla County ·Local surge Is marked by a cold front, . District and Guiding Hand Its wind shift and a few flurries. · · The front will move across, Ohlo School. · Temperatures fe(l to· the low Monday morning·, preceded ..by 20s In the trl-~ounty area. The the !lorries. Melgs-Gallla Post, State High· Then the cold will come and WaY Patrol reported eight auto keep com!ng this week, - ·accidents Sunday. The Meigs and A dump of lake effect snow will ~ Gallla sheriff departments re· occur to the lee of the Great ported no snow-related mishaps . Lakes. This despite the rapid hove.r ed around· freezing. He)re Mark Reltmlte formation of Ice on Lake Erie. As gave a hand to a local merchBJi1t oa Court Street In The coldest air of the wlnter,so usual, the wind direction, will Pomeroy.. · • -. . • dents for the first time since the beginning of the Meigs teachers' strike on Nov. 6. Since then, the group has continued . to display concl!rn over the strike situation In an effort, according to comments at Sunday's meeting, to find solu· tlons to problems which allowed the stike to come about In the first .place and continue for as long as It has. Parents admitted they don't expect to take care of the Immediate problems In this strike. "We don't expect to find solutions to take care of the problems we have now," said one parent, "but we hope to find I determine what area gets hit ' hard. The ilortheas t tip of Ohio · stands a chance of significant • accumulation Monday afternoon·· and evening with points from near Lake Erie to Buffalo In a more favorable area for snow. . Sunday, by contest, was a comfortable day with the mercury rising Into the 30s und,er a f!llx of high clouds and sun. · The late afternoo11 meatboer "map snowed the Arctic 'front crossing Wlsconlsn and eastern lowa while low pressure was in the Gulf of Mexico and high pressure off the New England coast.. By this time Monday, the Gulf c_past low will have exploded Into major storm off the New England coast. This will pull the · Arcticfront across Ohio Monday morning and to the east coast by Monday night. a . . • solutions to . pr.e vent the same problems fr ·om occurlng In the 'future." Many pnrents singled out Ohio's collerctlve bargaining law, which gives teachers the right to strike, as-ttre culprit In the strike Is "a minority" of Meigs' the "welfare" of the public Is Involved, and not just when teachers lnvolv~d In the alleged health and safety Is Involved, as acts of vandallsm, and many stated their Intentions to contact the law now reads. The letter also states that Meigs County Court Judge Pa· voters in southeastern Ohio ex· trick O'Brien to encourage him to j pect a level of state funding that "prosecute to the fullest extent of the law" any teacher found to be will ensure quality educatlon 1 sltua~r~r'' Sent To Boster ' Although parents Sunday said Involved In criminal acts of Copies ol'' letters to State Rep. repeatedly that they "are not vandalism or harassment. Jolynn Bo·ster, who serves on against the teachers" of the Two Meigs' teachers have Ohio's . Ho.use Committee for dlstr(ct, they also said repeat· charges against them In CQUnty Education, were passed out fo edly that they "are against the court for alleged ·actlqns on Dec. parents at the meeting with the alleged acts ·of vandalism" that . 18 at the high school during an request th1~t the letter~ be signed · have occurred since the reopen· lnservlce session for substitutes. and forw1nded to Boster. lng of schools. "If students had There was discussion as to the The lett•i~r requests a revision committed these same acts, they quality of education In · the by the st1 1te legislature of the would have been sent away by district under the substitute teachers, with most parents collective 1 bargaining law, to now," said one parent. Parents acknowledged that I ~ stating that they, . and their · allow enjl!linlng of strikes when resume today Negqtiatlons between the During a temporary Injunction Melp Local School District hearing held before Judge Cha· Board of Education and the · ~les Knight- In the Meigs, County Melp LOcal Teachers Assocla· · Common Pleas Court last Thurs· tton were scheduled to take place day. Judge Knight not qnll' atlp.m. thlsafternoonlnAthens. granted. the Injunction but or· Meigs Local As~lstant Superln· dered the teachers and the board tendeDt James~arpenter said to go Into negotiations before that he was \O!lfled Monday Wednesday -morning and to re· morning of the Monday after· port back to him by that time. noonii!BZ!onbetweennegotlators Meantime, this morning Ml· ot both groups. chael Wilfong, president of the The neeotiatlons session was Meigs Local Teachers Associ&· called by David Thorley and tlon, Issued the . following Ward WIIIOn, federal mediators statement: ·worlffiii with the groupe In an ''The MLTA Is pleased with attempt to reach a ll!tUement. Judge Knight's order to resume Tile leat IH!IIIon between the two neeouauona. _lfOIIJill on Dec. 22 tal~ to bring ''The ueociiUoo ~ made It about a setllemeat of the clear froiD the bellnillng · of teachers strike wblcb bepn on bartallllq tbat II II willlna to Nov. 6. . neeoUate at eaytlme, et eny Schoola of Melp Locel were place, to I'8ICh ud fair and ecbedaled to be opeucttodey tor equitable colltraet Mttlement. . the II!Veatb dey receatJy using "We will ao to the table subltltute teacben. However, prepared to neeotlate In food clauelln the dlltrlct u well as felth ll!d arolllld the clock 11 tiiiiiiiD the Southern and Eut· · · nece~Sity to brlnt en end to the era Local Diltrtet were ololt!d atrllte. Wecubopebopetbet the · todaY clue to a Jllbt 1110wfall · bolrd .. Ia prepared to do .the overalfbt. eeme. '. I I politics In the system- while providing a cheaper bOnd proceeds annually, making sure to give r egistration method than using highly-paid state equal treatment to large and small governmental units and to give priority to projects with the employees. 'Gov. Richard F. Celeste Is scheduled to deliver · highest need. ' his ''State of the State'·' addre~s to a joint session The House Ways ami Means Committee will be o'- the General Assembly at noon on Jan. 13 In the working simultaneously on Its own guidelines, . House chamber.. meaning there could be a clash between the two · The administration's $500 million two-year chambers in the future. capital Improvements bill Is not e1'pected to be Anotheer priority matter which could cause ready until March. The capital bill, a feature of debate Is a solid waste regulatory bill now under even,Lnumbered years, contains the plans for study in the House Energy and Environment cons\ruction and repair projeCts at state faclll· Committee. State officials are trying to dlscour- ) · ties, primarily on state university ·c ampuses. age the dumping of trash from eastern states Into Expecl More Debate eastern Ohio· landfills. More debate Is expected over the plan .to The Senate and House also are expected to work implement State Issue 2- a$1.2 billion bond Issue on legislation delaying the date of auto emission for local roads. bridges and sewer systems Inspections In the Cleveland and Cincinnati areas , adopted by the voters last November. . and tightening up the Ohio National Guard A special Senate panel Is trying to set up ·'-· Scholarship program, which has run short of guidelines for distributing $120 million worth of · money. 100 Meigs··parents··orgw~nize Sunday 'for our ~hildren' BRICK EXTERIOR, GAS HEAT, \1 BATH, GREAT LOCATION. EX· CELLENT BUY AT $25.000. $25,000 - 1HREE BEDROOM RANCH IN CITY. FENCED BACK YARD. LARGE EQUIPPED EAT-IN KITCHEN, GARAGE. a forces ·school closi.itgs 79 Airline Info. 83 Nabokov novel 85 Helping 86 Wife of Zeus 87 i.OOBB garment . 88 Emerald Isle 89 'Exlst 90 Complete 91 Prepares for print 92 Greet< letter 93 Protective :~~gss~~~~~ T5Jt~~uiTH 1~o8~r~E~~~tA:LuE1 L~b~ $29,000 - SPACIOUS MODULAR, LOCATED IN COUNTRY AIR SUBDIVISION, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, GAS FURNACE, CEN. AIR, LARGE LOT. GREAT PlACE FOR AFAMILY. KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. ··~· position. Skeen, 60, n.ow In his severtJih term, Is trusted Riffe lll!\ltenant. : . , Major Activities Both the House and Senate plan committee · meetings for this week. The majo~ ar,\tlvlty will be ln. a House Highways and ' Pi.\bllc .· Safety subcommittee, which wlli vote out a 1'mbstitute blli - revising the method of registering m otorvehlcles. The Senate last year adopted a bl U eliminating deputy motor vehicle registrars a1nd replacing half of them with state employe'es occupying regional offices. A centralized mall-Ill-System· would b1! key to orderly reglstratld/n. The House subcommittee ha! J a different version, retaining the deputies, Irequiring an office In every county and providing for a subsidized mali-In system, which 3111 percent of the motorists are expected to use. It would be Illegal to solicit poll•:tlcal contribu· tlons from the deputy registrars. 1Riffe says this will eliminate one of the major complaints - Year~s • EIGHTY·SEVEN ACRES- $20,000. PUBLIC WATER AVAILA· BLE. CITY SCHOOLS. HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! .; . SUNDAY PUZZLER 1 Part of church: pl. 6 Blreme necessity: pl. 10 Smoke and log . 14 Appor:tions 19 Amend 21 A Wilson 22 Baseball team 23 Interfere with · unwarrantably 24 Sooner 26 Appease 28 Filled 29 Macaw 30 Den 32 Legislate 33 Extinct flightless . birds ~ Scottish cap 35 Mr. Plckins· 37 Simpleton 39 Writing fluid 40 Cash dra~er • 41 Wagers · 42 Supercilious person 44 Journeyed 46 'Exchange 47 Biblical weed 48 oi.clared 50 Gamboled · 52 On- and needles · 53 "- Officer and a Gentleman" 55 Allowance lor . waste 57 Latin conjunction 58 Apothecary's l...........l'lelght ·59 Search lor 60 Equals 16 ozs. 62 Vigor: colloq. 64 Javelin 66 In the direction of 68 Near. 69 Roman road 70 Title of respect 71 Way out 73 Schoolbook 75 Of neither sex '77 Portico 78 Cubic meter SO By oneself 81 'The sixth sense' 82 HarVesting 84 Spin ... ! :::t~~~~i~ rn~~':.w~a~::•• .Pomeroy-MiddlepCJ·•rt, Ohio, Monday, January 4, ~ 9~8 By LEE LEONARD , l)PI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS - The Ohio General· Assembly reconvenes this month for a 1988 session to be dominated by money and poUtlcal matters, and punctuated by election campaigning. The House Is to kick off the new year this week with a Wednesday session, whlie the Senate does not meet hi fuU ~sion until Jan. 12. · Hou.Se Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, plans a brief one-day session to swear In a new member and· elect an assistant majority !loor leader to succeed the late Vernon F. Cook, D.Cuyahoga Falls, who died last month. Wayne Jones of Akron, a former deputy · superintendent of the Ohio Insurance Depart· ment, will be sworn In to ser-ve the remaining year · of Cook's term·. · · · Veteran Rep. Clifton Skeen, . D·Akron, Is expected to be elected to Cook's leadership Dillard Wate( Service: Pools, you sell your home! ' • General ~~eritbly ~~eeonvenes for new year 448-4,77 AUDREY f . CANADAY. REAlTOR RoBERT GORDON. REALTO~. 446·6ZI6 MAkl FLOYD. REAlTOR. 446-3383 25 LOCUST STREET. GALLIPOLIS. OHfO Super Lotto .. 41-26-2-21-3443 ., ~0::r';d1 ~:aa Cisterns, Wells. DeiNery Any· time. Call 114~441·7404.No Sunday c•l•. · Let us ·help . 446-7 .. uu 875 ~ 1788 . . Canaday . 101 ACREs- $26,500- MOSTLY WOOOm: PUBLICWA· TER AVAILABLE, OLDER HOME NEEDS REPAIRS, TOBACCO · BASE. . ' Gallipoh. Ohio ·Phone 814-448·3888 or 814· 86 3-7 enttne ·Reeidanti• 'or conlrn~IW .wi~­ lng. New tervlce Ot' r..-,1. Ucenlld electrician. Eatlmata free. A ldenour Electrical. 304- • HOUSE OF THE WEEK SUPER. SUPER BUY! BRICK AND FRAME RANCH, 3 B£0· ~OOMS. EAT-IN KITCHEN HAS RANGE AND REFRIG. TH· ERMO PANE WINDOWS, NICE LEVEL LOT. $26,000. ' Cloudy, cold tonight. Low zero to 5 above. West winds 10 to 20 mpb/ 'l'uesday, sunny, cold, high near 15. 1858 REAL ESTATE Cor. Fourth and Pine ACROSS YOUR . ESTATE ~WAITS -:- CIRCLE DRIVE. PARK LIKE GROUND AND A STAHLY COLONIAL 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME WITH RECREATION ROOM COMPLETEWITH POOL TA· . BLE PLUS FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AN DBAR.ENOR· MOUS GARAGE WITH LOFT THAT COULD EASILY BECOME GUEST QUARTERS. INGROUND POOL $125.000. BEAUTFIUL COUNTRY SURROUNDINGS MAKE A PERFECT SETTING FOR THIS 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL HOME. FORMAL DINING ROOM. DEN. IN-GROUNO POOL. 5 ACRES. $60,00Q. II ICE AND VERY AFFORDABLE - LE GRANDE BLVD., o BEOROOMS, I ~ BATHS. LEVEL LAWN, FAMILY ROOM. JUST LISTED! $44,000. - .LE~DINGH.AM . . . Plumbing . & Haeting 84 Daily Number 474 Pick 4 .. CARTER'S I'WMBING' AND.HEATING Fetty Tree Trimming, stu.mp Real Estate General ~ Call 304·878-,4184 lor tree ettima1. Ohio LoUery Approx. 4 milrs lrom on a blacktop r111d; 2 acr~. 6 nrce offices, 3 baths, a .Loading dock W~h 10ft. h1&11 electric rollu~ door•. l2 ft. hil!ll ~lectric roll up _ door at lhe.sroe entrance to the shop area. Wired for a machme shop w~h a large parts ·storage area. LOTS Of USES - WHAT'S YOUR NEED? SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. #668 ~I countytrea.22ylars. Th•b!Ut removal . Call 304-876-1331 . " SPRING VALLEY AREII'- SPACIOUS BRICK RANCH, COZY FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE OFF FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN, 3 BEDROOMS, I \1 BATHS, El<TRA LARGE MASTER BEDROOM HAS. TELEVISION VIEWING AREA. CALL NOW! • Mowrev·• Upholltarlng MI'VIng tee .. locll ref•enc• .furnished. Fr.. el11m.tea. Call Collect ·t - 814- ~37 · 0488 . diiV or night. Motorcycles ADDRESS: BITTERSWEET DRIVE PRICE: $39,000 ANNUAL TAXES $344.64 LOT SIZE: 110x200 • Upholstery : · . . WJ>,TERPROOFING 1971 GMC 4whMI df~ . orwil 74 87 Un~di11onel lifetime guaran- Cleaner, one half mile up Rd. Cell 614448-0294. 77 .Ch..,.., 4 -wheel drive truck, G~od Cond. 304-678: 241·8. Walltraon'a Wat•r Hauling. r•aonebla ratM. lmmediall 2,000 g1Uon d•Uvery. clt ....nt. PGoiL well. etc: call 304-578~ 2918. BASEMENT · .SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, perts. and 1uppll11: P'idc up lf'!d deM'IIery. Davis Vecuum ., 400. 304-876-2687. P.~es Paul Rupa. Jr. Water S•vl01. Pools. ciaterna, wtfl1. Call 114441·317t . Home Improvement's .RON'S Televiaion ServiCe . Houae cells on RCA. Quazar. GE . Speciellng in Zenith. Cell 304·576-2398 or 614 · 446· 1119 QMC, Y.. ton es&O; 1972 198' Honda.. 2500 mil•. VT Ch..,y. 1> ton 1880; l976 500A..,ot. •eoQ. _COII8t4-379- . 2454. ' o·~·r 1125.· _31!4·&·7.5 ' 1903;~ .· 2t12 . .. · .. .. , . . · 4-dr.. .... A • . A Walet hrviot. HOme oltt••· wella, poola fill ... For· m.tv Jam• Boys Wllart.CIII s~rvrces 1993 Joop CJS. 8 o:vl.. ·4 spd .. h•d tqp. Loca af extru. E~t~Cel . cond. Coli 614-448-4976. 1978 Chevy Winslow van. a J Weter 8er¥ioe. Swimming 304-171-8370. R ogara8eaement Waterproofing. · Coli 61 4·742-2421 . Vikings, OUers advance· _241·12U. buy junk tr8nsmllllktnl. 81 4·448-4393 ...... 446· 0139 evens. ii. Wltk.nds. , . tntde on alngle axle dump truck. General Hauling Pooll. cltlern,, wella. Ph, t14- .Uud & rebUilt t•'nsmiuions. All intenwlty intp.cted & gu1rn· • -· Coli 114·441-0911. We . · 11•1 Oldo Omogo. 1983 86 Auto .Pam & •Accesiorlu •' outomotiC. 1110. 1t74 Ford hllf ton pld!.up. I cyl.. sutomltlc. 43.000 1ctU.! mil•. 11100. Colll14·441-1912 . f978 Dodat 4 whHI drtve, C. 114·378·2112. 1977 FOfd 4 whMI driwo. 1978 Ch..,y "Mon Pick-up. n 600 1 - Cerioo~M, blocll on blodi. ooeh.•l\4-949-2801 . ...., inlllta. 1111 Honds 3 wllelle. 2 tt..t.,- Low Rid••· 188!4-Ford1501c, ps.~ pb: crulse ,... ...... lola of ctvomt. C.ll control, 4 -tp, low mil•. .xc. e1~1211 lift• 7 ~M . cond. S••t.o epprecllte. 1(1200. ---'-----'----1Firm. 304·882·22.3. · 1111 Dodto Lon- Turbo. Air. ' cruiM. tit. 11100. Ctll 814· 317·011t2. . ( 3: 1988 THTias Sentinel 71 Auto'• For Sele .~L o- • ! •'t ,,.__ Dr. 8 • 111 ' children, are pleased with the substitutes. There were complaints about the training and supervision of vocational stu· dents at the high school. Parents who have already vl~lted their children 's schools since the reopening encouraged other parents to do the same. A rumor was dispelled that the days of sohool under the substitutes will not count with a parent stating he was told ·by Me!gs Superintendent Dan Morris that the days will count or the school district wouldn:t be spending the money to keep the schools open. Ii was also pointed out that If the days were not to count, it would Continued on page 5 ' ••=• If . ...,., II ere· • w1t1t _ , . . , ... MIDIIIII'JiteteiiJIOwai . . . "Mprttlllec'IMf.... ~ 1111'11111 ltlme wldoll eemplsts• llu,.,..'illd te lead - * •arlyl mlllloit dellan ........, 111te tile loceleco-.,. ' .. , � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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