http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ab715bf2443b7036529850bf26528da3.pdf a7cfa1bedb767b4937837b5e1868a11a PDF Text Text Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel 3 Announcements 42 Mobile Homes for Rent LAFF-A-DAY 1~11 !!law Ar1 Claues Tuesday and lhurtday for 11dulta and Seturday for und er aga HI Ca ll ~14 949 3060 for more informatJon 48 Space for Rent 2 bdr fullyfurntshedadultaonly. 3060 - - - - - - - - - lc- 2 BA Mob1la home lor rent Call New Art Classes Tuesday and Thurtday lor adults and SIUur d1y tor under age 16 CAll &14 949 -3060 for mor e 1ntor IJ'Uttl on Guarantoed you 11 l&arn 1 year all wh Jte male dOfl ~art ~uak1e Shots & hcenses Call v14 266 1988 Dr aftef 6 614 Fem ale Cock a poo doy 6 months old & one fem ale rabbit Call 614 446 1149 Baby 11tter 8 30 to 6 00, Mon day lhru Friday M1ddle aged per aon preferred 304 675 409 3 after 5 00 only Mature woman to hvetn and care for elderly gentleman 4 5 days per week Must have good relertmces Prefer non smoker 3046761406 Fleetwood 3 bdr 2 full baths total alec L1ke new puce negottabla Call after 4 week days, anyt1me weekends 614 12 S1tuat1ons Wanted 2 bdr complete w1th washer &. dryer New retngerator & new COlJCfl Bob Voung s traitor court Call 614-446 2699 Must sell 14x70 1974 Gover nor 3 bdr • 1 v, bath total alee Central 11r Call614-388-9866 LOST Red Chow rem11le dog pear Ambrou W Va phon e 304 -675 7843 Pamtmg lnter.or & exterior 25 yean e11 per1ence Rea sonable rates Call614 266 8785 1976 Freedom, 12x60 2 bed room, elec:tnc, c~rpet 'ftove refngerator on rental 1pec:e m town , P 9 1nt Pleasant S& 70D 00 Call after 6 DO. Wantl'ld to do Pamtmg 6,4 256 8786 . l.laed mobtla homes Call 614 Call LPN went s t o do private duty 2 years aKpftrutnce tn hosptt el 2 years e•per~ence priVtlte duty Call614 446 83 96 W1ll do baby •1tt1ng '" my home w eekdeys or even1ng1 Ca ll 614 388 8e87 FIREWOOD! loclJst oek cflerry S36 per p1ck up load delivered B1ll Stadt 614· 992· W1ll do lncom e t•x forms In my ttome Call 614 -992 6822 Protes110nal claanmg Ho me or off1ce References C•llanyt1me 614 742 2788 992 3476 BUYING RAW FUASI G1nseng Yollow Roo t beef find deer ~ l d et Also soiling trapping supplies WhoatliUII N11e Lites Houn 1 00 9 00 Closed Wed Georgo Buckley614 664 476 1 financial 21 Business Opportunity Buy1 n9 Junk can Call 614 992 6648 efter 6 00 pm 11 3644 lNG CO recommands that you do bustneu wtth people you k nuw and NOT to 1end money through tho metl until you have ~nve1t1garad the oHermg 22 Money to Loan HOME ASSE MBLY E11cellcn t spare 11me .nco me electromcs cr atts no e~t p e nence Othau mtorma11on 504 641 0091 e11t 2987 7 davs .CAll NOW I Need • job 1 Sell Avon p•rt time or full time For mformetlon C1 ll ------9 Furm1htd & unturm1hed apts , S160 DO 1nd up reference~ Ph 304 -676 7738 or 304 676 6104 A 1 Real Estate Upstairs unfurm1hed apt carpeted ut1httM pa1d, no ch1ldren , no pets ca ll446 1637 614 446 9740 Completely furn 2 BR apartment large hvmg room 468 Second Adults $226 per month Sac Oep & Ref Cell 1976 Park Villa 2 bedrooms 12• 66 304 6 76 2629 .. 304 743 6967 614 446 2236 446 2681 198D Parkwood, 14x70 unfur nlshed. 3 bad rooms, 2 porches underpenn1ng In cluded S9 600 00 Muat ba moved Furn1ahed apartment no.lllt door to llbrarv One professional adult only Parkmg Call 614- 446 304 876 7768 (10om 9pm) 1983, 14x7D trelll!lf call after 6 00, 304 773 6963 33 Farms for Sale 4663 1 Help Wanted Fmancmg available for all typ es of busmt111 loans & reel estete Competitive rates Call 614 78 h. Acres tobacco bate corn base mineral rights two story house barn other out bulld1ngs Watarloo Oh•o Call 614 843 21D1 for appointment 23 Professional Serv1ces • P1e no & organ lessons Mary Lucu Call 614 446 9787 or 6 14 446 44 26 Starks Tree 8nd Lawn Servtce Hedg es, shr ub 1 bushes trlmmltd landscaping 1tump and leaf removal 3D4 678 284 2 or 676 2010 Real Eslale ~ot i~~6f6r1~6mmalmtorvlew 31 AVON Wowlt Malle b1g bu ck1 No processmg charge Call 614 446 3358 Wh111 a 8arga1n l 2 story house Remodeled totally rewtred 1n suiBted brand naw hot watar heater 2 or l BR slow heeling b1ll1 ve ry ntce lot ga~ag e w1th 2 o utbuildings All for only 820 000 Call 614 246 9378 aher 5PM AIRLIN ES NOW HIRIN G Fhght Attend antt Agenu Machantcs .Cut tomt'lr SArvice Slllartes t o 160K Entry level po•ttlons C11U 806 687 6000 Eu A 9806 tor current h1tlng1 1 3 acres R1 7 ctol8 10 Pom• roy f34DD Call 614· 992· 7671 &14 992 6732 or 614 Homes for Sale J< 304 676 2336 614 992· 77B7 EOH 2 badrDom apt Syracuse $160 month plus uttllt1es Depo11t requtred 814; 992-5587 614- 992 1>132 O< 614 992 7671 Houses for Rent One bedroom turmhsed apt 1n Potnt Pleatant adults only no pett phone 304-876 1386 Ntce 3 OR house 1360 plus utthtet S, tee dePOSit Call 614 446 9280 after 5 & weekends One bedroom furnthsed apt. adults only phone 304 676 Furnished house Loceted 736 -A Thtrd Ave Gallipolis n 36 month t75 deposrt Ca ll 446· 3870 or 446· 1340 Hou1e for ule or rent Hander eon 75k,19fencedcornarlot 6 roam• 1 'h ba1h1, 2 out build lng s 304 875 386, Hautt O•lltpOIIe Ferry L.rge ltitchen llt'ge blth, 31Mdrooms family room Uvlngroom&utlllty on 1 8 acre 304 8715 2284 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 114 446 7274 64 Misc. Merchandise ~ooms lor rant day week month Galha Ho tel Call (1114 448 9715 Rentaslowest120 month 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homa Park. Routt 33. North of Pom8foy Rental tr•1l.,s Call 614 -992· 5 ft bush hog Mas11e Fergu son 4wheetrake Sot 12mcl1plows hay condit1onar 600 bales of hey Call 614 742 2266 or 614742 2317 Surplus Army Rental-Clothing (L1ned Demm Jackets, Carhart Clothmg 10 per cent d1sc:ountl Dacron Insulated Coveralls $26 DO Sam Somerville 1 EastRavenswood Junction tnde pendenee Road. Rt 21 Fn, Sat W.htte Farm Tractor• Ba st Pnce 1n Area S1dars Equipment Co Henderson W Ve 304-676· Sun 12 00·8 00 PM 304·273 6656 25 cub1c foot freezer 8200 00 Kanmore range and refrigerator &250 DO Jonsereds 7D E cham 11w 8260 00 Remington ctlatn saw 8100 00 Fr•nkhn truck camper UOO 00 5 hp a1r compressor &66D 00 Desk and file ceb1net $100 00 304-6715· 3696 Coal heattng stove, u1ed very little 8276 DO 304·676· 1892 Couch, chair. end 1able1 coffee table bath tub commode flang 1ng dintng room light twm bed Wllh box sprmg and mattreu 9646 Glbaon uprtghl freeur 16 Y2 cu ft Energy savar 2 yrs old Call 614 379 2706 10 gallon axlerlor pamt on a lug all h011t, one deep well pump & t•nk Call 614 446 3D26 OlympiC we1ghts & bar deluko bench $325 Redttawk Ruger 1 of &ODD t 1 000 or trade forcer Coli 614 446-2469 Barn 40 ~t40 good cand1tton. must • be removed wtthln 30 days UDO Call614· 266·6260 after 4PM F1b ergless topper tor El Cammo Good cond $200 Call 614 446 0888 19 1neh Zen1th color TV, Emer son stereo 2 washer and 2 drvars electrtc stave, queen 11ze Queen bed w1th ma tt ress dresur, mghtstand t276 1981 Jeep low mlle1 t3500 Call 814·388·8660 0< 614 246 9497 Tonv s Gun Repairs. hot r•blue- , 0 • • • 0 0 0 for Rent 2 belr , all utllltl81 paid •~~: l:tpt tltc , turn or unfurn nc dtpotlt required Convenient loc•tkln Ctlll14-441 81158 or 614·4·1-4771 ""They send out two lor one during Happy Hour? I"" Polled & horned Hereford bulls AI Sired all ages Laurence Burdell Cs lt 614-246 6181 2220 5762 66 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Cstterv Kennel CFA H1malayen, Partlan ' end S1amese k1ttens AKC Chow pupp1es New H1mm1es Per s1an1 Call 614 446· 3844 after a nde. $260 00 304·676 7260 Large round bel as of hayior sale S10 00 ea ch Ph 614 446 Large round bales for sale or trade Call 614 367 7640 Hay for ta le Round bales m barn never been wet Cell 614 245 5117 Goodt1mothym1udhay 9001b raund bates, stored m berns Call 614 245 9460 after 6 30 PM Grass hay. •1 DO bale Mm of 100bales Call614 256 6518 7PM Tr ansporlal 1on Cocker Spamel. 2 male-S4D each 4 female Black Call 814·245 9167 57 71 Musical Instruments Dobro Excellent Cond1t1on Call 614· 446 -4260 Wurhtzer funm aker organ Ek cellent Conditton Call614 446 69 For Sale or Trade 1986 Ford 4x4 4 spd , 300, 8 cyl tongbed step bumper Extra heavy duty low m1les like naw condtttart W1ll take other truck good cond1tlon, on tude Must sell Call 614 388 9060 Autos for Sale 614 446·1522 81 Monte Carlo 83 Olds Hurst Call 614 446 8201 1964 BUick le Sabre 69 ODD m1ies , Interior u cortd tktenor good cond Mutt ull Call614 246 9412 78 Ma1ds RX 7 . 40 DOO acutal m1les 79 Chevy 4x4 Call 614 · 4~t-6 1612 or 614· 256 9314 1983 Chavette 4 spd , AM -FM stereo cauette new t~re s 315,00D miles U9&0 Ca11614 1983 Chevette, auto, AM rad1o New p1m1 nttW tlraa 40 500 miles f295D Call 614- 446 8343 or 614 446 8628 U S 36 W•t J•ckson Ohio 1982 Cutlau Calais One owner ucallant conditton Auto. loaded New t~ru Call 614-288·6461 614·742 3142 Maney t=.rguson New Holt•nd Buah Hog S•ltt & Serv1c11 Over 40 used erectors to choo.. frqm & Complete llrta of new S. used equipment Largnt 11lection 1n off.,. Colll14 992 6822 ty.,. 1 288-8622 rake. 14715 1978 Ford Elhe Qood ccnd1 tian •1400 Call 114 986 4418 1972 Ford Gran Tormo Statton· wagon 361 VB auto tran s 1260 Coll614·992· 3323 1978 MOB low md aage nteds soma rtpllr. make an offer phone 3D4 - 675 , 3996 after 4 00 PM 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity sta tlon wavon low mlle•ga 1984 M•rcury Topaz, clean 66 000 mil• t3,500 00 Coli 304-671 4480 1982 Ford Escort , 13.0DO m11... t1 ,900 00 Call 3 D4 676·44BO C•ll 8uaf1 HOQ 4000 Front End Loeder Complete In good con dltlon 17150 C•ll 114-141- 2877 1967 Camara Restored Mak e 16 700 00 ooll304-676· 4480 f6410 No 3 MF baiiO<. UIO Pull 446 0294 FTM Ganerat Contractmg 1 3yrs experience Roofmg & Con suucnon Ph 814 388 9308 Free estlmatM 1 0% DH dunng the holidays offer akpires Jan 15 19a7 All types carpenter & concrete work lntertor. ekterlor ramo dehng pa•nttng roofing, tree estimates Call614 446 6174 2464 RINGLES"S SERVICE. ekpe· tlenced c;:arpenter electr~ctan mason, painter roofmg (.ncfud· mg hot t ar apphc:atton J 3D4 676 2D88 or 676 7147 Rotary or cable tool drllhng Most welts completed same day Pump sales and servtce 304· 896 3802 82 1984 Ford Escort wagon 4 spd a1r AM FM Cash prt ce 82999 Johns a Auto Sates BullVIlle Rd Galhpohs 446 8343o<614 446 8629 eeoo SWEEPER and 1ewmg mechme repatr partt and aupplles Ptck. up and delrvery Dav11 Vacuum Cleaner one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd C•ll 614- Fetty Tree Tnmmmg, stump remov• l Call304 676 1331 614 379 2726 1030 Ctse di•tl with cab, 15 bottom plows, '4850 4 row AC no till planter, 11600 12 foot whHI disc, 3100 Ford trac~or low hrt whh 1511 late model Ford mowing machine. Uncond1t1onat hfet1me guaran· tee Local refetencas lurmstted Free ettlmate• Call collect 1 614-237 -0488, day or n1ght R o gers Besement Waterproofing 1974 Impala Run1 good Call 1984Dodge0mm 4dr 6spd sunroof 50.000 m1les Cell 2010 John Oeere d1aael tractor plawt disc t3950 New Idea Dyne 8ounce mower 1495 late model 224T John Daerl'l beler 11295 Hay wagon UDO Call BASEMENT WATERPROOFING RON ' S Telev1st on Servtee House calts on RCA Ouaz1r GE Spec1ehng 1n Zenith Call 3D4· 676· 2398 or 614· 446 - 614 379 2726 61 Farm Equipment Home Improvements 81 79 Ford Pinto New tires eKcellent running cond Looks good t400 Can be saen at 536 Jackson Estates Apt 88 B. Jackson P1ke Galltpohs OH 1986 Chrvalflf Lebaron 4 dr auto atr, 44 000 m1les Call Form Su~pl11~ s & Ll JI!S itit:k 3921 Service s 1052 Pol e Bu 1tcllngs bv Oua-1ty BlJIIders Workshop• carport• emmat shelters, garages Free est1metes Phone 614 384 had no confirmation of a report that two more West Germans were kidnapped by extremists demanding the release of Mohammed Ali Hamadei, who Is wanted by the United States on a charge of hijacking a TWA airliner In 1985. •'We are trying to check the report, " a spokesman said. Kidnapped In Beirut earlier were Rudolf Cordes, 53. an ~~~utlve of the Hoechst chemical conlpahy, on Ja . 17, and Alfred<:~hmld t, 47, a technician of the Siemens eiectronl'\flrm, taken Jan. 20 Despite the crisis, the most recent public opm10n poll by the respected Aliens bach Institute showed Kohl's coalition of Christian Democrats and liberal Free Democrats heading for a landslide victory with around 54 percent of the vote l1s opponents, Rau's labor-oriented party, and the small anti- NATO, environmentalist Budget tran smiSSIOns used & rebuilt ell types Torque conver tars & transfer cases Eng1ne ovso fadtemp ' 4182 64 Hay & Grain Cancrete blocks aiiiiHI yard or del1verv Muan und G1lhpohs Block Co 1 23 Y:z P~ne St Galhpoh1, Otuo Call 614 446 332 8746 0 L1vestock 245-5121 Iron Horst Bulktlnga P11114 ,. 63 Bu1tdmg M iltertals Block br~ck, sewar p1pes w1n dows l1ntels, etc Claude Wmlert Rio Grande 0 Call 614 e<eclod 0 ,., 2985 Registered St andard bnd mare w1n fold m sprmg w1H dnve or UTILITY BLDG SPECIAL 0 Now buymg shell corn or ear corn Call for latest quotes R1ver C1ty Farm Supply 614-446 BUdget transm1ss1ons used & robUIIt ell types Torque convur tars & transfer cases Engine over flaul k1ts All11on Transm11 sin parts end eve JOintS Mnl mum 30 day to hfetlme war ranty W1ll deliver cash and carry or 1nstall Call 614 379 65 Bu1ldmg Supplies 27'.1136'k8 EAVE with slld1~g door & 11rvic• door •4.288 00 ~0 62 Wanted to Buy L1vestock - 4 cow s, 1 Aegt s tared bull, 17 calves 304 676 2 bedroom home tor rent In Lang1vllle araa Dtpoait required Call 614·742-21541 ' 42 Mobile Homes Auto Parts & Accessories 304· 675· 5368 all"' 6 00 Zenith 19 ' Remote Color TV Sean -Console-Humidifier Call 3 b :~droom tloute tor rent in Syra cuse C•ll 814 992 7889 after 50Dp m 304-176· 3166 76 Omega fiberglass mounted on N1ssan, 1984 Model 5 !peed • dual wheels 23 MPG 1n over driVe 899(\0 Call 614 992 , Ohio C1ll 814 448 1777, eve 614 -448·3592 Up front trac tora w1th warr1nty ovtr 40 used tret1ora 1DOO toole 2 Mdroom homt Rt 141 carpeted , 2 miiH from down town O•lllPOils, dtPOtlt •nd raferenc" required 1276 00 Call Reg1s1ered Murrey Grey Bull Calved 12 20 80, out of Wad roonga Ace Proven -brother of Nat1on•t Grand Champton Phone 614 985· 3506 JIM ' S FARM EQYIPMENT CENTER SR 36 W Golllpolio Co ll614 992 671 3 5400 675-6461 S E Ohio 0 125 79 Motors Homes & Campers CROSS 11o SONS SNAFU'Mby Bruce Beattie CR 614 446 2709 9716 lng Open90DAMto700PM 7479 ____________________L;c;oi;I3;0;4; ·6;7;6; ·•:6:3:1::::::~ -6-14_·_2B_6_·_ 66_2_2__________ r 1980 1972 Dodge good 318 engm e 1160 oo. 304-576-2112 1876 Malibu Claasic. 57 000 Ktual mUea AC P8 P6. bucket ..... 304-176-2290 Plumbing & Heating J SECOND AND STATE INUNDATED -Two to three feet ol water covered Second Avenue atlhe Stale Street Intersection during lhe peak of the 1137 Oood 110 years ago. Willard Wood of Gallipolis photographed this view With the Park Central Hotel In background. Woman detained for questioning· POMEROY -An unidentified an official from the Galli a County woman, In some way connected Sheriff Department The official said that appar· with the Wheeling, W Va , man ently something was found on that was slam Thursday night In Anderson that led the Meigs Dexter, was detained early Frl· day morning by the Meigs department Investigation to the County Sherilf Department, Holiday Inn room where the taken from her room al the woman was found The Galha department radio Holiday Inn in Gallia County and log shows that Gallla deputies transported- across the county lines to the deparl ment, appar arrived at the motel shortly after ently for questioning. authorities m1dmght. At 1. 22 a m Meigs Investigator Paul Gerard was said contacted ' Meigs County authorities re Deputies from Meigs re!use to release any mformatlon sponded and detained the woman about the woman She was apparently connected with Jes around 1 35 a m., according to sie Anderson, 52, whO was shot log records The woman reached four times in the abdomen afler a Meigs County shortly before 3 reported struggle, according to a.m. Gallla authorities available for comment could not identify the woman Meigs authorltltes refused to release any information about the woman or the Investigation. Meigs authorities said some thing will be released Monday Anderson was shot In the kitchen at the residence of Carl Stacy. 55, according to lnforma tlon released Friday Stacy told authorities that he and Anderson struggled During the struggle. Stacy pulled a 22-caiiber pis to! from his trouser pocket and shot Anderson, he told authorities Anderson apparently had a .32 caliber pistol, according to authorities Pt. Pleasant store held up CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pme Gall1pohs Oh1o Phone 614 446-3888 or 614· 446 4477 86 -L- General Hauhng James Boy s Water Serv1ce Also pools filled Call 614 256 1141 or 614 446 1175 or 614 446 7911 POINT PLEASANT - The Mason County Sheriffs Depart· ment Investigated an armed robbery at the Save-A Lot groc· ery store. north of Point Plea· sant. in which an undetermined amount of cash was taken and of assistant Ed Point Pleasant was apparently struck on the back o! the head, a sheriff' s department spokesper· son said Saturday. Layton was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Point Pleasant Emergency Medical Service wher,e he was treated and released, according to a nursing supervisor at the hospital. According to a sherlfr s depart· ment report the store was robbed at gunpoint by two individuals wearing ski masks at9 10 Friday Continued on D·2 T & L Willer delwery anyt1me Pfl 614 388 9732 same day delivery Dillard Water Serv1ce Pool s, SISierns Walls Oehvery Any time Cell 614 446 7404 llmestane and slabwood hauled AI Tromm Rutland Call 614 742· 2328 Watt enon s Water Hauling, reeaon•ble rates, 1mmedtate 2.000 gallon del1very CISterns, poal1 well etc c111 304· 676 2919 House coal Delivered 1 ton and up J1m Lanier 3D4 ·67 6 1247 or 675 7397 Coal 8nd hm estone dehvery 304 675 3190 87 0 Upholstery R &. M CultoflJ Coucfl• and Reupholsterv. St Rt 7 Crown City, Oh 614·261 1470 Eve 814-446 3438 Open dally 9 to 430 Sot 930to130 Old& new Uphosttr ed B Sectlono 46 Pogoo A Multimedia Inc Newtpep•r Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, January 25, 1987 By EDWARD ROBY BONN, West Germany iUPI) - A hostage crisis preoccupied West Germany Saturday on the eve of national elections expected to return Chancellor Helmut Kohl's center-right coalition to power against a leftist coalition Kohl"s Chmtlan Democratic Party and the rival Soc1al Democrats, led by their chancellor candidate Johannes Rau, concluded their cam palgns for Sunday" s vote wilh mass rallies Fnday evening. The government continued during the trad1 tiona! election eve campaign pause Saturday to pursue behmd the-scenes efforts to free two West Germans taken hostage In Beirut by Moslem extremists retailatmg lor the arrest of a suspected Arab terrorist held in Frankfurt for extradition to the United Slates A spokesman said Saturd~y the government 1986 Vamaha Tn Z 260 vary good cond Ektras mcluded Call 614 446 9710 after 6PM 1976 Olds Cutlass, good shape 1tareo 1 9 •nell color TV 304 6461 Firewood fDr sale Seasoned Oak Call 614 742-2645 MOTOR CAR BROKERS St Rt 160 North of Holzer Hosp Gallipolis Oh10 614 446 6592 or 446 4622 See us for all your livestock and tlorse trader needs Also 1n stock steel flat beds for pickups and ton trucks P &. H sprtng bumpers 74 Motorcycles Holstetn cDw-thnd calf commg Heavy milker Call 614-388 Milled hardwood slabt SU per bund(e Contammg appro" 1 'h ton1 FOB Oh1o Pallet Co Pomeroy, Oh10 Call 614 992 Firewood tor 1ale S36 per load. 6 IDedl, t 160 Oehvered and stacked Call 614· 949 2601 after 5 00 p m Cloudy. Highs between 25 and 30. Chance of preciplta· lion 20 ercent. Hostage crisis clouds West German elections bed 304-676·3861 3167 26 mch dl8gon, IZemth sy1tem 3 TV 8k cond Tekmke TV remote co ntrol Playpen used once Call 7421 304 676 4208 2783 Callahan 1 Used Tue Shop Over 1 000 tires tlzes 12, 1 3 14 15. 16 16 6 8 mllet out Rt 218 Call 614 266 6261 6 room unfurniShed apt 304 - 0766 Small 2 BR house fenced m front ysrd 1200 permo Utilit ies not 1ncluded Cell 614 968 4160 3 bedroom 2 story wood tt ouse wtt h 1 c ar garage and 1h Hause close to e•w school• Ref ba1ement New carpet on flflt & Oep No pets Call after 8 30 floQr Hemlock Grovearaa Mu st • PM 614· 4•6 H 34 sal! due to tranaler U3 OOD or ~-...,--.:.......:......_ _ __ best offer Call&14992 8104 Housefor rent Rt 160North 3 miles from Holler Hotpltll Call Government ho mes from t 1 {u 614 -446 2783daytlmeor614 repalfl Delinquent ta x property 446 -2661 eventngs Reposse:ss1ons Call 806 687 6000 En GH 9805 for current 6 room ~ouse Frtendly Ridge repa list "'Call614-266 6260 after •PM , 160 000 00 304 87! 3099 Ltvmg room cauch Good cond1 t1on 3D4 675 2062 Na1hua 1 2D photocopier good cond, C•ll 614 446 0963 For rent Sleeping Rooms and ligflt house keeping rooms Park Cantral Hotel Call 614 44& 446 2350 .,t., Whtte G E washer s 1 00 00 304 675·3616 after 5 00 614-446· 7307 45 Furn1shed Rooms For sa le or Trade L model Gravely tractor tor repa1r or parts 8200 00 or trade on 8N Ford plow and d11c 304-676 1385 after 6 00 304-676 6493 0< 676· 1460 2482 8~5 · 1415 3 BR rancfl on 1 acre lot Ana ched garage AC 1 ml1e o ut 160 S360 a month Call 614· 3 bedroom flome In Pameroy t226 per month plut deposit ., APARTMENTS mobtle homes houtel Pt Pl easant and G•lllpo tis 614 446 8221 ' 0009 Hause 6 acres llv1ng dlnmg room kitchen 3 b•drooma, 3 baths large family room, wood burning stove allop garage, den or 4th badroom Hett pump rurll water apprtisad at 842 3819 . 2666 3 bdr ranch Rodney VIUtge II 1285 mo plut deposll Referen ee1 required Call 614 446 BDbV sitter needed 1n my home In Pomeroy are11 but will consi der yours 6 davs a weok Referen cet required Sen d appltca t1on t to The Dally Sentinel Bo• 729 P Pomeroy. Ohio The Army National Gu•rd may have the solution M onthly pay eheclc tor p•rt time work Join now 3D4 871· 3960 or 1 800 2 bedroom fum~ahed apt Call 614 992 5434 or 3D4 882 Delu.e 2 8R house 842 First Avenue GallipoliS. off street parktng no pets refe,enees depostt Call 614 266 1629 At ,6DMulberryAve, Pomeroy A"allable Feb 1st Reasonable flnt , house needs work Call 61 • · 992 -6791 e oo table w1th 6 ch ..rs leaf dln1ng 614 992 P1 c:kens Used Furniture Good quality used furn1ture Open 9 to 6 or call for appointment Grac1oul livmg 1 • nd 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and R1ver11da Apart· menu m Mtddleport From $216 mcludmg ut1httes Call Ashtcn bUIIdmg lots mob1le homes parmttled Clyde Bowen GOVERNMENT JOBS 116 040 S59 230 yr Naw Hir mg Call 905 687 6000 Ex t R 9806 for curront ledertll11st Old fashioned d1nlng automatiC lllllf and Ouncan Phyffe drop and 4 c ha~rs Call Tree & stump removal, 1tone. fllld1rt, firewood , p1~up $45 dump- $95 Heap vouchers! Oon's LandSCIPtl 614 446 3208 41 New Sears refrtgerator & stove Must sell Call 614 446 8886 2 bedroom nver "lew apartment Equ1pped kitchen, trash pickup Ideal for 2 parties to share expences Call 614-992-6639 For sala 9Dx11 D lot m Twin Cedar add1ton New Haven W V S4500 ftrm 3D4 882 4 bdr . fuel heat large garden t2DO a month Eno VInton Ad Call after 5pm 614 388 8,02 CHRISTMAS SILLS PILING UP7 Ill 1tel It)' NEA IOC Copyr911ed 1987 Used Furniture wood table & 2 benches beds dresser wood wardrobe 3 miles out Bulav1lle Rd Qpen 9AM t o 5PM , Mon thru Sat 614 446 0322 Alon1 the River .. ..... B·1·6 Business ..................... D·I Comics ................... Insert Clll!lsllieds ....... D-2·3-4-5-6 Deaths .......... ........ A-4-6 Editorial ......... ......... A 2 S orts ..... .... ...... .. tmts Vol 21 No 50 Platlic CIStern state approved. plasti C septic tlnks pla1t1c culverts, metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISE$. Jackson Oh 614·286-5930 992 5687 2 br knchen b.sthroam w 1tl1 laundrv room llvmg 10om & dtnmg room a11 alec Appro11 7 mllfll fro m Pt PI on Rt 62 2 tract11ppro11 1acremoreorless overloakmg Kanawha River t4Cl 000 Call 304 675 6.440 between 8 30 and 4 30 Tha Melgl Loca l School District Is currently ~tekmg appltcatlona trom ctr11fhKI applicants for • Varalty Footbtll Coach for th e 1987-BB tchool year Appli cants must hold a valid 01110 tetchlng certlflc•te t nd lor coaching po1itlon1 must rne:et c:ertltic:atlon requirements of Ohio for sportt rnedicl na and CPA Person. mteretttd should con uat Dan E M orris Superln t endtnt of Me1gs Local School I at 621 South Third Ave tn Middleport. Ohio 78 Ford Custom van ek cond Ca11614 446 8201 2 bedroom aptt New Haven Also commerc1al space su1teble tor Hrob1cs t•nmng crafts Call ' 3D4 ·882 3581 or 614-992 · 7481 Renta ls No e11 p1trmnce necessery Must be IIVeiiBbltt for 1mmerhate em plav.ment Hours 1PM to 10PM Call Thursday or Fnday 1DAM Dental Hvgen1st and den tal a11isttnt Send t yped wmten resume 10 206 N 2nd Ave Middleport Oh1o Good posn10n availabl e lor tM r~g ht penon Valley Fumlture, new & uaed Large sect1on of quality furm ture 1216 Entarn Ave , Gallipolis Furnished apt 919 Second Gallipolis $150 Utlht1e1 pd Smgle male shere bat11 446 4416 eft:er7pm Modern 1 bedroom apartment Call 614·446·0390 256 1772 Need 9 Good People Wanted 1mmedtately Collec110n ekperi en ce necessa rv Must Mve knowledge of ganeral of flee work W1lhng to tram w nh pro per background Send re 1ume IC 8ok T 8000 Galhpohs Oatly Tribune 8 25 Th1rd Ave Ga lhpo11• OH 45631 448 8623 6896 2 room, furmshed upstairs apt clean no patt Adults Ut1htles furnts!'led Ref & dep requtred call 614 446 1619 614 446 2156 Secra tBr y Ellpflrttnce neces tary ty pmg com puter phone and receptJOmst dulles Send re sumu to 8011 T 6000 C• Gatllpohs Da1 ty Tr1bune 826 Th ird Avenue Galhpoh1 Oh1 o Ava Gallipolis OH •sa Inside: • Vans & 4 1/V.D. 1973 4k4 Toyota land crmaer Runs good 81400 Call 814- Sot 614 446 1899.• 627 3<d Sofas and cha1rs pr1cad from U9& to t995 Tables 150 and up to •1 2& H1de a beds U90 to t596 Recltners $226 to t37& Lamps t28 to t125 Dinettes t1D9 and up to •495 Wood table w 6 cha1rs •28& tc 87915 Desk t1DO up to 8375 Hutcllas t40D and up Bunk beds complete w mattresses $295 and up to 4396 Baby beds 1110& 8175 Manresaesor'box spr~ngs full or twm 883 f1rm $73, and Quean sets $225, Kmg $360 4 drawor chBSt t65 Dressers $89 Gun cabinets B. 10 12gun Gasorelactncrange t375 Baby mattresses $36 & t46 Bed framBS 12D, 13D & King frame S6D Good selectin of bodroom suttes motal ca blnets, headboards &30 and up to 166 B-1 $6600 73 0338 Deluke downtown apanment newly redecarated 2 bdr apt With full 1naulauon complete knchen. wasfler dryer a~r cond sundeek Cell 614 446 4383 days 614 44ft 0139 evenings &. weekends 32 acres 4 m1les outs1de of c•tv ltm1ts Cozy 7 room 1 1torv home Papular Addison school d1strlct Ftsh1ng pond, barn & outbualdtng 304-629 8033 35 Lots & Acreage THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH Help Wanted 2 to 3 bedroom apt Convement location in town All utilities pa~d $326 OOmo references & dep· o11t requ~red W11eman Real Estate Agency Ph 614 446- 614 446-4063 I NOTICE I Empl oymenl Servi ces 614· 446·7026 2269 446 0175 Buymg da•lv gold stlver coms rings jewolr~ st erling ware old coms larga currency Tap prt c:es Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Avo Middleport Oh 614 2 Bedroom apt mea carpetmg. water pa1d wesher & dryer hook·up rtove, refrtg furn11hed avatlabte Jan 1 1987 Ph 6725 18 Wan1ed to Do TOP CASH PIUd lor 83 mod el and newer used ca rs Smrth Bu1ck Pont•ac 1911 Ee st ern Ave , G811tpohs Ca ll 614 446 2282 1 Bedroom ba11c rent 8176 DO plus elec:trlc Also requ~red a &200 00 •ecur~tv depo1it CON TACT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Houung Opportunity 1984Shultmobllehoma 14x70 w1th 7x21 8Kpando, 3 BR 2 full batfls totalelectnc, space uvet m1crowave 1mmed1ate po11es 11on Orlg1nally sold for 822 000 wtll 1811 for e1 DOO less than payoff Call614 446 ~OST NorwegHin Elk Hound dog lost Letart or su rroundm g area named Smokov 3 yrs old '(104-895 3683 We pay cesh for late model cl ean u ~ed c11rs Jtm Mmk Chev Olds Inc Di ll Gene Johnson 614 446 3672 1984 4 wheel dnve Ford Ranger Standard 4 speed 614-9925983 or 614-992-3684 Atking , County AppUahce, Inc Good used eppl1ances and TV 1ets Open BAM to 6PM 1 Mon tllru lAYNE S FURNITURE 388-8633 73 Shultz. 2 bdr wttfl washer&. dryer Mutt sell Best offer Call Wanted To Buy Name meat manager at two foodland stores - [).1 n3 446 3169 Molldhan Furniture Rt 1 North Galhpohs OH PH 814 446 7444. Why pay more? Check us out for low prices on furniture & appllenc• 6 p1ace wood hv1ng room group, t399 Apartment for Rent 44 14~t70 W1ll care fo r eh1ldren m your home and do light house work Days only Call 614 992 2428 9 6612 Road to riches - Backstairs at the White House - A-2 1974 Chevy Jfll ton 36D eng1ne, 4 speed tran• runs good, topper Askmg t400 304 6260 2 bedroom trailer couplet 1 small child Loculrt Rd Rt 1, Pt Pleasant 3D4 676-1076 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 11 Help Wanted ~-------· l o - Lost 2 Bay Horses 1 mare 1 geldmg In Ham sonv1ll e area Call 614 742 2074 676 3000 Call Two bed room mob1le home furmshed after 6 OD. 304-676 2128 Red Tonneau cove r tor ~JhOrl bed p1 ck up tru ck Reward Ce ll 6t4 367 0 104 bedroom mob1le homes, 3D4 like me could have, Arnoldi and I'm sick about it..." AVON no serv1ce charge open temtor~u pflone 304 676 1429 Lost Ohve St , Gelllpolla New lit used wood coal stove• 8 pc wood LR suite t399 bunk beds •199 rechnBfl new &. used bedroom suites. wnnger wa1hers. lit shoes New llvmgroom suttee $199 t699 lamps Call 814 K & K Mob1le Homes, 2 and 3 "You're the best son a father 2 fem ale P1t1 Bull pupp 1es to gJve away Ca ll 614 742 -2260 Lost Black female Cocker Spamel tv pe Tuesday 1n Bradbury atea Has wh1te pet ch on chest snd ri!Jht front paw Call 614 992 7369 Reward 1978 GMC dump truck 614 266 6243 614 266 1903 2 bedroom mobile home, Mid dleport 0 Reference with 1&currty deposit 304-882-3 287 or 3D4 773 6024 256 1232 Lo111 m Co ra Mill ar ea One l1ght colored temsle Coclcer Spamel On e fnm .otle puppy Black Lab milt Ca ll after 7 614 379 aveningl SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 N1ce 2 bedroom Mobile Home. Roush Lane On nice spot In Choshlfe 304 773 -6828 It's Super Sunday C-1 0406 davllme 814-441-2800 2 bdr Adults only No pets 322 Tturd Call 614 446 3748 or Ntce 3 bdr part1ally furnished Convenient locat1on on.J.ipper 7 Water paid Call814-2(6 6818 G1veaway 6 lost and Found 1986 Ford ptckup- 4k4, F-260, V 46D. low m11110a 3,200 m1les Uke new Call 614 448- 61 Household Goods 50 cents SIFE promotes free enterprise 614 .446 6201 (( 614 446 0722 - - - - - - - - - ·10- · Trucks for Sale 72 MerchonrJ 1s1: 2 bdr mobile home located 2 milet from HMC m Evergreen Cable TV hookup children ac eepted Ca11614 446-3897 Sunday 68 Chi'IY p1ekup Shon wheel base. no ru1t Ex cond Callt utll paid Ca118144464110 Piano leuona for begmners can ~ fer appomtment Taught by colleg e gradu11ta 614 949 Tear down holJse for lumber must cl oan up area, 304 675 1212 Of 675 20DQ KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry W11ghl Sptel tor•Rent Trailer IPICII Locutt Rd Rt 1 Point P11111nt 304 676-1071 ;:;----:-_.::_.::_ _ _ _ _lc- 4 Friday, January 23, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio • Mowrey s UpholsttH'Ing serving '"county ar.. 21 years The best in furniture upholstering Call 304 875 41 54 for ftee estimates ------- - MOVING FORWARD - The aewiJ fuaded respite care prOIJ"Im lor A.lzhelmer'a Dlle!lle· Related Dlaeue (AD·RD) victims wUI get underway. Feb. 1. The Melp Coualy CouncU oa Aatng received a $10,001 IJ"Ut lo provide respite care and training for caregtveh of those wllb AD·RD. Sandy While, left, hu been named - - coordinator for the proP"un wltll tile advllory board, formeriJ llle FunDy Support Network, &o work In the developmnt ud lmplemeatatloa. Pam Oarretaaa. ceater, ch~ of the board, ud Eleaaor ll'llomM, exeeutiYe dlredor ol the Melp Coual)' Coa•cU OD Apa1, revle_w plul lor lhe new proP"am. Greens were seen drawing around 46 percent between them The other 12 splinter and special interest parties contesting the 11th postwar election were expected to garner about half a percent of the vote The Aliens bach Instilute said lurnout of the 45 million eligible voters could fall short or the 89.1 percent recorded four years ago when Kohl' s coalition was swept to victory with almost 56 percent of the vote In a largely Issueless campaign drained of suspense by the lopsided polls, Kohl' s forces warned voters to head of! the menace of a "'red-green"' coalition between the Social Demo crats and the maverick Greens, who advocate a neutral, non-aligned Germany Exuding optimism. Kohl' s party has cam palgned under the slogan, · Keep 11 up. Ger many."' emphasizing It s close friendship wllh Ihe United States, loyally to NATO ,md the counlry"s ro bust economic performance The Social Democrats, bedev iled by an Internal left-rlghl Ideological spill and mass delec1 1ons to the Greens, have waged a dlsplrl1 ed campaign They have sought keep the Greens at arm' s length while focusing on the country sch1 onlc unrmploy ment -currently arou nd 9 percent , or 2 2million Idled workers - for which they blame Kohl' s business-oriented policies Rau·s platform stressed dlsarmamenl ,md detente In forel~n policy while promising Ia end Wes t Germany's supp01 1 of the US sllateglc defense Initiative - I he so called "Star Wars"' space based defense svslem - and to phase oul domestic atomic ene1gy over JOyears 'Greatest flood' crested 50 -years ago in city at 66-10 114 By KEVIN KELLY News Editor GALLIPOLIS - Fifty years ago this Tuesday, residents of Gallipolis and other Ohio River communities scrambled for high ground after the river flooded and left a wave of devastation In Its palh In tha t last winter before construction on the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was completed , the river rose to Its highest In recorded history at 68 1 feet 66-10\1, in the Old French Clly Since the dam's opening, flood· lng has dlmlnisl!ed significantly , but the area has been hit with high water more than a dozen times since then. None. however. equalled the 1937 floqd for destruction - '"the greatest emer· gency since the World War,'· the Associated Press said at the time - and various commun ities are remembering the flood's Impact on the area this week The U.S Army Corps of Engineers noted only two other major floods recorded along the river were on Feb 11. 1884, when the level was 63 9 feet In Galilpo· lis . and 1913, on March 13. at 63 5 The record shows that preclpl tatlon totaling 11 20 inches hit Gallla Coun1y In January 1937, swelling the river level to a higher-than normal stage When water rose over the riverbank and Into the city park and business districl on Jan 27. the river was at 66 ~O Y, feet Photos provided to the Times· Sentinel by Willard Wood and Gloria Stevers, both of Ga Ill polls, provide an Insight into the times. Their photos show residents searching for dry spots to walk on on Second Avenue, braver souls rolling up their pant legs to cross the street ,and trucks and cars doing their best to get away from It all Otherwise, the best means of getting around was by rowboat Business no doubl continued as best It could. although the lobby of the Park Central Hotel was under water and a few showings of the 1936 film "Valiant Is 1he Word for Carrie" ' with Grace George and John Howard were missed at the Gallipolis Thea tre du ring the flood's height Mrs Stevers recalled that her father, Charles W Young, cap talned the steamer Henry C Yeiser Jr for the Ohio & Kanawha Transportation Co at the time of the flood Young moo red the Yeiser al the 2ll0block of First Avenue and accompanied by another boat man, Sherman Bonecutter. towed into the park area to lnvesllgate the slluatlon. They found Ihe fountain, bandstand, a cannon and a pumping device left as a reminder of lhe Infamous yellow fever epidemic of the 19th cenlury were the only Items In the park above water. Wood, who was employed at the Hcnking-BovleCo. downtown at the lime, snapped pholos from the sidewalk and also ventured to the lounlaln to ~ et closer shots of the fl ood He recalled thai during lhe flood. he helped move residents whose homes were affected by the liood Thr Ga llipolis Dall y Tribune. on Jan 27, ran an advisory from City Manager J R Gwinn order ing limited us,tge or waler, telephones. boats Ol' curs unless necessary. He also ordered all Uqum stores cloS('d , bystanders orr I he streets and gave police Ihe authorlly to · shoot. on sight, a ny one see n loit eri ng or pilfering ·• Th Tribune noted that the floodwat ers began receding shortly afler reaching li s height on Jan '1:1. and two days later, It reporled that cleanup efforts were beginning and '"phoenix· like this city Is emerging frdm the greal cataslrophe " HIGH WATER - Charles w. Young, captain of the steamer. Henry C. Yeiser ,Jr., lueen touching the bandstand mld·secllo~ In the Gallipollti City Park during the flood of 1937 In thl• photo owned by hill daughter, Gloria Sievers of Gallipolis Aging program may receive more.funding through .CAA By CHARLENE HOEFJCH POMEROY - Additional fund· tng and training resources lo supplement and enhance the $10,000 grant received by the Meigs County Council on Aging for implementation of a program focu sing on the victims of Alzhei· mer's disease and their needs were outlined at Friday's meet · lng of the Family Support Network. Among the many proposals discussed was the possibility of additional money coming into the program through the Commun· lty Action Agency . Sid Edwards, executive dlrec· tor of the Gal!la-Melgs CAA, adv"ed that some funding might possibly be available through the Job Partnership Training Act He said money might be avalla· ble not only to supplement salaries of the respite care aides hired, allowing one or two additional to be employed, but also to assist In the required training program of those workers and others who might be put on an ··available" list of trained personnel for relief work with families of Alzheimer' s disease victims Arrangements were made for Tom Reed of the CCA to meet with personnel at the SeniOr Citizens Center to further discuss the funding possibilities. Eleanor Thomas, execu tlve director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, ad,vised that Sandy White has been hired as coordinator for the program which will get underway on Feb. 1 Since the original grant request hi~d been for $24,000 ($'100,000 was awarded acros9lhe state with population being one criteria) and reduced to less than half of that. the budget has been revamped und now calls lor hiring two r~s plle care aides, 32 hours each week for the six month program It Is antlcl paled. however, lhat the program will be funded fo r a1 lcasl an addltlonul12 months. 'Ear lier plans called lor some respite care In 1he Extended Care Facility al Veterans, and video recording of the work· shops. now eliminated. as well as more administrative time for White as. well as another health coordi nator Thomas said I he current fund· lng will provide for about 18 families to be served with rl!lplte care- six families once a month, and 12 families twice a month, If additional funding is received through the Job Partnership Training Act, then more may be added, she said. Referrals of lamliles to be Continued on D-2 ' l �.. January 25, 1987 -' -- :Commentary and perspective January 26, 1987 A Division of Third A•e., GaUipolls, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 446·2342 (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WilSON JR. · Executive Editor GALLIPOLIS - Headed by Dr. and Mrs . Mel P. Simon of Gallipolis a group of 20 physi· clans from the United States and Canada, some accompanied by their wives, took part in the .fourth medical surgical mission to the . northern part of the Philippine Islands in midDecember. Dr. Simon, president of The Society of Philippine Surgeons in America and a veteran of .20 years of practice at the Holzer Medical Center, Pleasant Valley HoSpital and Veterans Memorial Hospital , organized lhe medical mission to coincide with lhe Association of Phiiipp,ine Physicians in · America homecoming and convention held at the . Manila Hotel, Dec. 15-20. The group was a part of a group oflO such missions !hal wen! to the Philippines in December to answer lhe call of President Corazon Aquino for help with the health of the poor, especially at Christmas time. Classrooms aren't pulpits.____ _ _;c;. ;.;. hu:. ;_;. ck~s; :. :_;to;. ;_;-_:ne_ J~mbav 'limu- Jtntinel ~ Page-A-2 PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller A MEMBER of The Unltt:tl Press Interna rlonal , Inland Dally Press Association and t he American Newspaper Publishers Association. LEITERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should be less t han 300 words long. All IPit crs arc subject to 00 Iling and rru st be signEd with name, 'address and tcl(>phonc number . No un signEd letters will be published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not persona lities . · The Fundamentalist Christians in Greenville, Tenn., have a poinl. So do Muslim followers of Minister Louis Farrakhan. Recently, the fundamentalists had their da y in court. Now it's lime for ali religious . groups to be accorded Ihe same constltutionai right - assuming that U.S. Dislricl Judge Thomas Gray Hull's logic applies 10 all religious Americans. The key word in Judge Hull's decision was "believe." "The plaintiffs belie ve (my emphasis) that, after reading the en lire series (of textbooks ). a chid might adopt the views of a feminist, a humanist, a pacifist, anti·Chrislian, a vegetarian or an advocate of one world government." · - If fundamentalist parents !n east Tennessee helie.•••· · anti· Christian public school textbooks altack their religious beliefs, then It follows thAt black Muslim parents lri south Chicago could helie11e these same public school textbooks denigrate lhelr reli· gious beliefs. Any Islamic scholar can docu ment the veiled hostility or contemptuous indifference of American public school texl· boo.ks Ia Islam . But the easl Tennessee lunda· mentalists rejected lhe suggeslion thai any belief- especially Catholicism, Islam, Judaism or animism- was equal to theirs . Throughout his lory, such peapie have surfaced whenever somebody dared to challenge their belief !hat .their religion was the only valid one. They were the ''de mono· phobes" who started t.he lnquisilion, launched lhe Crusades, burned witches at the stake, theologically justified slavery and nurtured the climate for the Holocaust. Today's Christian lundamen· talists give short shrill to an omnlpotenl Cod. (If Pa(RQbertson doesn'l say "God did it," he a in' I done it .) Such is the right of ail fanatics, · Bul they don't have a right lo censor public education or recon stitute It in their religious image. Judge Hull's has allowed both and opened the Pandora's box of Balkanized public educalion. :Backstairs at the White House :Road to ·riches :is through PR By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP! 1 -Two White House spokesmen are finding the 'roul e to the megabucks is outside of government and lhrough pubjic reialions, Former press secrelary Jody Powell is going Ia Ogiivy and Mather public rei allons as chairman a nd chief executive. \nd Larry Speakes, spokesman fo r President Reagan for the las! six. years, is serving oul his las I week before heading for Wail Street as . a vice presidenl for public r.ciatlons for lhe Merrill Lynch inveslmenl firm . Powell is giv ing up his newspaper column and his appearances on . ABC-TV as a commenlalor lo take the job in the PR field. Bolhwlii be puiiing down six-figure salaries thai should put Ihem on easy streel. Powell will be operaling in Washington and has tapped Tom Griscom, former exec ullve director or lhe National Republican Senalorial Commilt ee and once a press secrelary to former Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee. to come ·On board Ogilvy and Mal her wilh him. Griscom turned down Ihe chance to become Vice President George Bush's press secrelary as he heads inlo a campaign for the GOP presidenl iai nominal ion , In Ihe musical chairs, Marlin Fitzwater, currently press secretary t o~ u s h , will lake over Speakes's job at lhe While House. Coincidenlaiiy, Sheila Tate, the firs ! lady's former press secrelary who is a vice presidenl wilh the public reiations·firm of Burston and Marsteller, has Ihe Merrill Lynch account and she wifi be dealing wilh·Speakcs. Speakes and Tate worked together al Hill and Knowlton public relapons company before Ihe advent of Ihe Reagan administralion. '!'ate was prominenily menlioned as a successor to Speakes and the prospect was greelcd warmly by reporters. Bull he White House is a m~le slronghoid and sources said chief of staff Donald Regan and his st~lf . who call th e shots on press relalions. could not accept a '(oman in .t}lat lop posilion. . Jl .)"ouid have been an historic flrsl for the Reagan adminislration to ·i\ave a woman as the voice of Ihe While House. But sources said Ra~lin aides passed Ihe word !hall hey did no I believe a woman could do: 1he job, , .. Letter to the Editor An important part of history Members of the book commit· In 1979 rhe Meigs Count y tee will be at the Meigs Museum Pioneer and Hisloricai Society on Salurday, Ja nuary 31, and published a book, Meigs Cou nty February 7 and 14 from 110 4 Ia , NHislory Volume I. There were . over l.lllO famil y hislories in Ihal ass lsi you wilh your story. If you : book. Many. many requests were have ques tions, !eel free Ia call · ade lor publica lion of a second Ihe museum at 992-3810 or one of : · ok so those that were not in the the book commlllee people lis led : fir s! volume might have their on the brochure. We arc also ava ilable to laik lo your organ!· : story In II . Publishing a ·book of Ihis za lion s, school classes, magniludP is a lremendous un- churches, or any other group thai dertaking and seven yea rs wanls to know more about the :passed before we felt we were book. I may be re.ached at : ready to take on the tas k. In the 992·2264 and I will be happy to ;pas! seven monlhs in excess of schedule a li me lo meel wilh you 10,000 brochures or fl iers have al lhe museum or at a location , been dislributed by mail, ba nk within your communily. Another misunderstood aspecl stalemenls. alumni banquels, of Ihe book is Ihat you have to be newslellers. Ihe lair. co mmunil y an "old-time" family or you have alfalrs. reunions, and personal 1 10 be able to !race your family handout s, Within the next week :anal her 6,000 will be dislributed, back several generations. This ·We wan! everyone lo know aboul book is the history of TODAY. If · (he pubiiea tlon, so they may ha ve you know your ances tors, incl ude them if you like. However. we :ttw opporlunil)' 10 be included , This will no doubt b!• the last wanl YOUR slory. TODAY . If book or this lype published in you moved here yesterday, you ,Meigs Count y for ;mol her gener· are part of today's history. atlon. The las I. prior to 1!179, Ihal Somelime in the fulure someone was remolei.v similar was pub· may be looki ng for you at this iishcd in 18S:I. We want yor story lime in your life. You have the io be a ' pari or Ihis book. opportunity to tell them aboul However. II is up lo the fam ilies yourself. whal you wanl to be themselves . We do nol write remembered for. You don '! need to·be .born here or have " rools" stories, air hou gh wfl are- nvai la· bie lor assistance . You decide here. This book is for Ihe future what you wanl loid abou l your andwewanl you to be a pa rlof il . famU y and how you wa nt II So whether your family has been wrilten. Each family (house· here for 200 years or one year, hOld) is enlilied lo500words free you are an .important part of and one plclure. Addilionai sto· Meigs County history TODAY ries are used as space per m li s. and we need your story. Anolher Stories on organizalions. com- lhing Ia remember is !hal II you munilies, churches. sc hools, etc., have children born while you live in Meigs Counly. their "roots" are also needed. ' The deadline or F'cbruary ,15, are here and someday they 'll be 1987 will be Ihe !ina! deadline. We glad you included them in the are commilled to having the book history of Meigs County. Margarel Parker ready for dislribulion before Presidenl , Christmas. and a February dead· Meigs County Pioneer line is the iateslthal we ca n have and Hlsloricai Society and·sliil meel this commilmcnl. Today in his~ory: • By United Pre~~s International :Today is Sunday, Jan. 25, the 25th day of 1987 with 340 to follow . ' The moon is moving toward ItS new phase. ·.!f~ morning stars are Venus and Salurn. The e•ening slars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter . . I Will we lose out? WASHINCTON - As I ran conlinues to make alarming inroads inlo Iraq, Reagan adminislration officials have this dis· comfltlng question to ask themselves: Will it be our fault II Iran crushesitsArabadversarylraq? Secrelary of State George Shultz will be asked this question !his week when he testifies before !he Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which has been holding hearings on the impact of lhe Iran scandal on U.S. foreign poiicy. This is not mere academic specula lion. The consequences of an Iranian victory would be enormous throughout the Middle Easl, and particuiariy for any influence the His ohire.r di crum that "the state can achieve literacy and · good cliizenship for ali students 'withoul forcing them to read the ... series" must be applied · eq ual 1y 1o a 11 rei igiou s Americans. · That includes Muslims. Bud· dhisls, Catholics, Jews and Nalive Americans, even though fundamentalists deem them incapable them of receiving lhe word or an equal-opporTunity Cod. Slill, lhe fundamenlalisls have a point. I agree that loday's textbooks have gone too far in rewriting · history as if religion somelimes were not a constructive catalyst for change . · The. religious ·inspiration behind the Pilgrim's hegira lo the New World and Ihe reason they held a Thanksgiving feast have been downgraded. The Rev . .Marlin Lulher King Jr.'s role as Baptist clergyman is usually downplayed loday. The problem is not so much "secular humanisls" as it is humanislic bigots who make lous y scholars . The only way to bring this trend to a head is for as many religious groups in America as can afford it to get themselves a brilliant conslilulionai lawyer, go inlo courl and demand equal lime. I'd like to see Minisler Louis Farrakhan make the same demands as the fundamenlaiists. In 1644 John Millon wrote in " Aeropagilica": "Let her (trulh) and falsehood grapple. Who ever knew truth put Ia the worst in a free and open encounter.'.' Like love, !ruth is a manysplendored thing. It.Is not a monopoly by any one religion . No religion was "chosen" by God over others. And whether fundamentalists and that carnival barker in lheologicai trappings, Pat Ro· bert son - like it or not, God didn 'l ordain them to lead us into the promised land. Or into the public school classrooms. :j Fire destroys Meigs residence • ' MIDDLEPORT - Middleport volunteer firemen were called at 9:22a.m. Friday 10 a fire which destroyed the home of Glenda Schartiger on Zuspan Hollow Road. The one-story wood frame home was engulfed In ' flames when firemen arrived. Damages lo the .uninsured home were estimated at $12 ,000. There were no injuries. The fire originated around a coal heating stove. Firemen were on tbe scene about lwo and one-half hours. The fire rekindled about 5:37 a.m. Saturday morning and firemen were called back to the site. Middleport also reported a garage fire at 7:40p.m. Friday nigh! al lhe 300 Hudson Sl. residence of George Knapp. The fire was out when !iremen arrived and !here were no inju ries. Yearbook orders are be" d now · mg accepte POMEROY - Meigs Counly Emergency Medical Services reporls seven calls Friday; Mid· dieport F'ire Departmental 9:22 a.m. Ia a structu1·e fir 0on Zu spci n nated by various pharmaceutical Hollow Road; Pomeroy a1 11:35 companies in the United Stales. a.m. trealed Mason F'is hcr al the Dr. E. Garcia donated a brand ·scene o( an aula accident on East new EKG machine. and Dr. Simon dona ted a s lide projector. Main St.; Pomeroy al.3:28 p.m. to the Maples Apts. lor Hami c The Monarch Life Insurance Crab1ree lo Velerans Memoria l Co., Springileld, Mass., dona led Hospital : Ru tland at 6:56 p.m. to money which enabled Mrs. Lydia Simon to donate to the Women's Auxiliary of the medi ca l society Conlinued on A-6 NEW YORK (UPII - In vcslors were shaken by a fr antic one·day ride on the Dow J onrs POMEROY - Orders the 1987 Meigs Ma,rauder Yearbook will be taken al Jl,)eigs High the week of Feb. 2-6. Yearbooks will cost $17 each. Nameengravingwili be $2 ex tra and plastic covers $1. The ent ire cost may be paid al l he tim e lhe order Is placed, or one-hall of the paymenl al lhe· tim e of the order and lhe other half upon delivery of the book. Studenls may place orders during their lunch periods. ·Anyone else wishing to place an order should stop al the Meigs High office between 9 a,m. and 3 p.m. during the week of the sales . Ohio forecast Partly cloudy, cold , High' s 20 to 30. Chance or precipltal ion Is 20 percent. Extended Forecast Monday through Wednes day Cloudy Monday and Tuesda y, with a chance of snow in the nor thern pa ri or the state. Fair across lhe stale on Wednesday . Highs will ran ge from 25 to 35 Monday and Tuesday a nd from 30 to 40 Wednesday. Overnlghl lows wiii be betwee n 10 and 20 Monday and Tuesday mor nings and between 15 and 25 eariv Wednesday. · the Philippine Surgeons Charity, Inc., APPA-PMA Medical Aid Assistance, the Tri-State Fii-Am Assn. of Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky, a nd the PMA or Pacific Northwest besides local area hospitals. In addition, most surgeons took wilh them antibiotics and sur.gicai supplies do- Lottery numbers CLEVELAND (UPI) - Fri· day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers : Daily Number 679, Ticket sales t o t a 1 e d $1,282,324.50, with a payoff du e of $1.130,310. PICK-4 9998. PICK-4 ticket sales tolaled $182,280.50. wilh a payoff due of $82,054. PICK-4 $1 straight bel pays $1,792. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $448. pas sing 1hP ror mrr l'rtol' d of 2o:u :l3.400 sha res tr:~ ct rtl ·''"' t:•. . steep loss in 1hc h N tV·i<'s l Sln{' k SIMMONS . . . . . . ..$2 7900 . 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Bul for the 3.200 truck drivers .an.d warehouse workers who are members of TeamSiers Local707 in Queens, little has changed since Bauer's death. · "When a guy is murdered, organized crime is defi.antly Ihum bing its nose at the govern· ment." says AUD Executive Dir ec lo r Herman Benson. "When noth)ng happens. the rank and fil e become totally demoralized. " • .......... $6 4900 •OAK CHINA with et1hed glass doors. Reg.'1275 .................................. 1f2 Price $63800 AUTOMOTIVE ELEC. REPAIR: $16_9 .. ~~:;~ ~~~~~t..~~-~~~~: ...................... 1/7 Price ELECTRIC REPAIRS: Ladles' 7-DIAMOND l/4 Ct. Cluster In 14 Kt. Gold .. •S PC. DINEnE - Ook ond brass re1tangle table with 4 plush · at .the wages of COITUptiODL--:------R....:..::o....:....be::..:..:rt:....:.~:..::a:::::lt.e~rs Ber~y's age foiiowPd a roller coaster pat 11 from unprec edented pea ks to a express, as th (• industr ial JIM BILL'S Jack Anderson & Dale VanAtta was run by "mob-controlled gangslers" who Intimidated Its members lhrough threats, illegal reprisals and murder. Eighl men, including the re· puted bosses of 'lhree of New Yor)('s five leading Mafia fami lies. recently were convicled in federal court here on charges of labor racketeering as well as loan sharking, extorlion and other crimes. Federal law enforcement officials, encouraged by the resull s of that trial, say they pian lo expand their effort to free labor il\ ' f'r - tr adin g rvPr . llig Board vo lum!' am ount ed lo a bou 1 :10:•.:,:,o.7011. up fr om I K~, 61iO , !XJ II Tl1ursda y, fa r sell'· Weath.er r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t-1 I Lar kins St. for Saundra Bus h to Vclerans Memorial , Hos pila i; Middleport al 7:13p.m. lo North Second for Ron Raymond to Veterans MPmor ia l Hospilal ; Middlporl a t 7: 40 p.m. to ~ a slruct urc fi re on Hudson S(.: Tuppers Plains al 11 :29 p. m. lo Chester for Dorsel Mi ller to C" a m d c n. r Ia r k Me m.o rI a I Hospit aL Three hundred million shares traded Super Bowl sa.,ings United Sta 1es may hop~e-:-to::-::e=-xe:::r-:1--e-ve_n_a_n-:1-nv-a~s-:io-n--:.-w-h-en_K_h_o----y-ea,_r_s_t_h_e_G_r_a,_n_d_O_I_d_P_a_r-ty-h-as in the area. The Iranian arms meini dies . taken a !lerce delighl in taunting scandal has seriously weakene,d But by its puzzling method of Democrats with such accusa· U.S. prestige on lwo ·main making friends through lhe sale lory, seif·a.nswering questions grounds: for backing the wrong of badly needed weapons , lhe as: Who lost Eastern Europe? side and doing it incompetently adminislra lion has merely Who lost China? Cuba? Soulheast at thai. II was, in the famous strengthened the Khomeini fun· Asia? phrase, worse than a crime; II damenlallsts' grip on Iran. If it It' s not far-fetched to argue · was a blunder, and Ihe United turns out to have made Iranian that the entire Middle East, States is a laughingstock. victory possible in the Persian especially the conservative, proAd mini stra lion apologists Gulf war, the administration will American Arab countries, may have lried somewhat desper- have a lot m'ore to answer for go down the drain if Iran , ately to present the arms deal than a nebulous Soviet threat succeeds in crushing Iraq, drivwith the Ayatollah Khomeinl's which even its own inleiiigence ing out President Saddam Husvirulently anti-American regime agencies have questioned. sein and imposing a fundamen as a bold foreign policy initiative, It would be ironic indeed if a tails! Moslem regime on the designed to befriend supposedly Republ(cap administration were Iranian model. The effect would moderale elements within Iran. to wind upon the receiving end of be shattering on the other PerThis , lh~y argue, would prevent the demagogic queslton : Who sian Gulf states, already spooked increased Soviel in!iuence - or los! the Middle Easl? For 40 by Khomeinl's inflammatory revoiutionary rhetoric. NEW YORK (NEA)- In other •. !rial in federal courl as the man cities. lhe brutal murder or who ran lhe union for the Mafia. Bruno Bauer ·might well have Bauer's slaying is noteworthy ~een a ca use celebre. In New because II suggesls the price York, however, his slaying went individuals pay for union corrup· virlually unnoticed - and more lion in a .city where special !han lhree. mon ths laler, the inves tig a live commissions, grand juries, law enforcement crime remains unsolved. Bauer's body was found last agencies and others constanliy autumn al his work •place, a cite the scope and depth of the lrucking firm in Queens where he proble m bul little ever happens was a mechanic. The manner in ,to ameliorate it . · which he was killed left little The New York State Commis· doubl that he was the victim or an sion on Investigation, for examorganized crime execution . · pie, clled widespread feather· He was shot lour times at close bedding iii a 1986 report that range - in lhe neck, the cheek, described a Teamsters foreman Ihe ear and finally "the coup de at a major construction project grace in the back of the head." in the city who received $426,000 explained a detective. in slary and benertts in a .single Bauer was a member or year. Teamsters Local · 707, which In a 1986 report on labor federa l law enforcement officials corruption In general, the Presisay is controlled by the Colombo dent's Commission on Organized organized crime familly. . Crime concluded that " New Several monlhs before his York construclion businesses death, Bauer filed an unfair labor cooperating with organized practice complaint with the crime have formed a cartel, and National Labor Relations Boarg, the union is the enforcing agent." alleging lhat the lrucklng comCompanies tha accede to corpany for which he worked was rupt arrangements "can be repaying him less than the wage warded with a variety of bene!· agreed upon In its contract with its, such as the use of non-union lhe union. labor, payments below union In addition, Bauer charged scale (Bauer's problem) or that the union ' had refused to merely the assurance that suppprocess his grievance and Ihat lies will . be delivered when his union shop steward assaulted needed," the report added . Extortion, bribery and sabot· him when informed that he was seeking atd from federal age are common. At one large aulhorlties. conslruction project here where Bauer also took his charges to "labor peace" was not purthe Labor Department's Office of chased, concrete was poured into Labor Racketeering and to the toiiels and electrical wiring was Association for Union Demo- ripped from conduits. Ac.·oss the Hudson River fn cracy, a public Interest group. . Bau~r·s complaint was cons!Union City, N.J., a federal judge dered -and rejected- by Local in 1986 took control of Teamsters 701, Vice President Nicholas Local 560 away from Its leaders Grancio, Identified by wilnesses and placed it under trusteeship lestifying ala labor racketeering after concluding that the local The surgeons, supported by their wives, most or whom are nurses or nutrilionists, made surgical rounds to ail of ·the indigent with medical students and surgical residents, in add!Uon to giving lectures and tree consultations. They operaled on dif!icuit and complex cases that would have been transferred to Manila. The wives either worked tn the operating 'rooms, inventorized medical and surgical supp· lies along with dispensing them and visited the various wards and deparlments. The medical mission was helped by donations coming from The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-3 Meigs squad makes '7 runs Frid~y Gallipolis physician -among those>taking part ·in recent medical surgical mission in .Philippines . . Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. Boots 50°/o-75°/o OFF Ladies . ALL MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S NilES 40°/o OFF 0 TIES ....... ~~~: • S5oo GROUP OF . s 00 JEANS....... 10 GROUP OF SHIRTS...... $ 0 10 0 TOPS 20°/o OFF Stop in and see our new Spring ' .. ZENA .. JEANS , •• �' • Page- A-4-The Times-Sentinel Ohio-Point Pleasant. Pomeroy police · two Friday Area deaths Dale Rothgeb Jr. ' '. \ POMEROY - Pomeroy pollee report two accidents Friday; one Involving three vehicles. At 11:32 a.m. Friday, pollee were called to a weather related accident on East Main St. near the Whitehouse aar. Pollee report that Shauia LaudermUt, Pomeroy, traveling east, was rounding the curve In front of the bar, when her vehicle slid on Ice and struck a vehicle driven by Gordon Fisher, Syracuse, who was heading wes(. Laudermllt's vehicle caused Fisher's vehicle to hit a parked car owned by Kimberly Hudson, Pomeroy. There were no citations Issued . GALLIPOLIS- Dale Rothgeb Jr., 41, of 544 Jackson Pike, news. editor lor Ohio Valley Publishing Company since 1978, died Friday at Ohio State University Hospital following a lengthy illness. Rothgeb gradua ted from Kyger Creek High School in 1963, and joined the Gallipolis Dally Tribune staff in October that year. In 1966, he became news director of WJEH radio and returned to the newspaper as city editor and sports reporter In 1970. He was a registered baseball . and football official with the Ohio High School Athletic Association, a former Little League manager . in Ga llipolis and a Pony League DALE ROTHGEB Jr. · manager at Cheshire. At one time, he was an. assista nt base- Hamie Crabtree ball cqac h at Kyger Creek High School. . POMEROY - Hamte CrabRothgeb, a charter member of tree, 76, of Maples Apartments, lhe Ga llipolis Area Jaycees, Pomeroy, died Friday at Veteserved three years on I he Kyger ran's Memorial Hospital. He was Creek Board of Ed ucation and born in Wayne County, W.Va., one year on the Gallia County March 14, 1910. School Board. He was a member of the The son of Glenna Shaver Baptist CHu rch and a retired tree Rothgeb of Cheshire, and the late surgeo n. He was also a veteran of Dale Rothgeb Sr. , he married I he United States Navy. Patricia Seubert · Rothgeb on Surviving are his wile, Hazel June 9; 1979 at Harrison, Ohio. Crabtree; two sons, James Crab' He was a member of Campaign tree of Columbus and Clyde Freewill Baptist Chu rc h, where Crabtree or Sheridan, Wyo.; one he served as Sunday School daught er Diana Fields of Mason, Superintendent. He also attended W.Va.; eight gra ndchildren and St. Louis Catholic Church. three great grandchildren . . In addition lo his wile and He was preceded In death by mother, he Is also survived by his parents, six brothers and five four brothers, Robert Rothgeb sisters. and David Lee Rothgeb, both of Fu neral services will be MonGalllpolls, MSgt James.K. Roth- day, 3 p.m., at Ewing Funeral geb, Bossler City , La ., and Home. Bur ial follows in Beach Mickey J . Rothgeb, Colorado Grove Cemetery. Friends may Springs, Colo.; his grandmother, call at the funeral home 2 to4 and . Mrs. Ellen Rothgeb of Chilli· 7 lo 9 p.m. Sunday. : cothe; lwo nephews and three . · • nclces . La C . F uneral services will be conwrence ra1g ducted Monday, 11 a.m., CrcGALLIPOLIS - Lawrence meens Funeral Chapel, the Rev. Craig, 75, of Rt. 2 Crown City, Char les Hively and Rev. William died Friday at Holzer Medical R Myers. Burial follows In Center, following an· ex tended Campaign Cemetci·y, Addison Illness. He was a retired emTownship. Friends may call at . ployee of American Car lhe funeral home Sunday, 2 to 4 Foundry, Huntin gton, W.Va., and 7 10 9 p.m. where he was employed for 26 Memorial contributions may years. He also had a farm In Ohio be made to The Ohio Stale Township. Universlly Cancer Research InBorn March 1, 1910 In Gallla stltute, 410 W. Tenth Ave ., County, he was a son of the late Col umbus, Ohio, 43210. Continued on A-6 Mason Fisher, a passenger In the Fisher car, was treated at the scene by Pomeroy EMS. Both Laudermllt's and Fisher's cars sustained moderate damages. Hudson's vehicle sustained light damage. At 8:33p.m. Friday, Eddie Lee Patrick, of .Middleport, was traveling east on WestMalnSt. ln Pomeroy, when he lost control of' his vehicle, striking a guardrail and breaking a sewer cover. Patrick was cited by Pomeroy pollee for destruction of property, DWJ and no operator's license. Bidwell, convicted for theft ,'also was sentenced to two days in jail. Pickens also was placed on probation lor six months and lined costs . In other court news, JohnnyW. Johnson, age unknown, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was dismissed, at the request of athe prosecuting ney, from charge of theft.attorAnna F. Lemley, 25, Gallipolis, was fined $25 and costs and placed on probation lor six months for failure to stop alter a traffic accident. Donna J . Sanders , 39, 38 Vinton St., forfeited a $39 bond lor speeding. $4900 Navaho Dexter has the shOes for when you're wearing clothes that you feel comfortable in. Dexter Casuals are as relaxed as you are. Quality construction. Atten: tion to detail. 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No date has been set for archaeologists to begin the evacatlon work, he said. Loveday said preliminary tests have confirmed that the barge's wood dates to the 19th century. The. barge was discovered last year by a local resident who was hunting In the area. Sentence three in city court GALLIPOLIS ·- Three men were sentenced to short Gailia County Jail terms Friday In Municipal Court. Danny R. Wagoner, 35, RT. 1. Vinton, was sentenced to three days In jail for driving while under the Influence of alcohoL He also was Issued a 120-day operator's license, placed on probation for 18 months alter the sentence and fined $300, plus court costs. Roderick Pennington, 19, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, was sentenced to two days In jail for breakin g and entering. Pennington also was placed on probation · lor six months and fined $50 and costs. James G. Pickens, 19, Rt. 1, January 25. 1987 ·Group will protect . 19th eentury barge -;LUA ' W. Va. •0 0 0 I I • 5LB. 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' �• r1 IRA PROVIDE AN INCOME THAT • I i I • Contlnuell from A-4 Frank Craig and Ola Elliott · Craig. He Is survlvro by his wlfe, Juanita Waugh Craig, whom he married Feb. 5, 1938 In Eureka. Also· surviving are two daughters·, Mrs. David (Carolyn) Chap. man and Mrs. Sue Campbell, both of Crown City; eight grand: children and eight great grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Aaron (Frances) Brya n, Gallipolis; and one brother , J ohn W. Craig, Crown City . He was a member of Liberty Chapel Church, and a ljfe member of the United Steelworkers ol America. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at Mt. Zion Church, Rev. Jimmy Chapman and Rev. Grover Slack officiating. Burial follows at Mt . Zion Cemetery . Friends may call at WaughHalley-Wood Funeral Home Monday 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m. Pallbearers · will be Terry Chapman, Craig Chapman , Eddie Campbell, Keith Campbell, Rick Clary , Steve Lane. ' Jacob D. Eisel I: at the point or operations so the society Cl!n carry out Its annual · project of helping poor children In the barrios who cannot alford to see a doctor. · The medical mission was then highlighted on Its last day In 'the Philippines by a meeting with President Aquino who delivered the keynote address on Friday Richanl Thomas morning, Dec. 19, at the Manila Hotel before a crowd of 450 LONG BOTTOM- Richard W. Filipino doctors practicing In the Thomas, 86, Oak Hill Road, Long United States and their wives. Bottom, died Saturday at Vete· . President Aquino extolled the ran's Memorial Hospital. He was efforts of the doctors In helping to born In Minersville, a son of the uplift the health condition of the late Walter and Mary Thomas. Filipino people and encouraged He was a member of Forest the group to remember the Run United Methodist Church Philippines in their investment and was a retired traffic man· declslqns so as to continue to help ager for Acme Fast Freight In the needy. In the evening, the Dayton. OT<>un was entertained with FllSurvlvinng are his wife, dances and music. VIce Gladys Daniels Thomas; one son, Richard J. Thomas, Milan, Ohio; one grandchild, several nelces and nephews. Seven brothers and one slsier preceded him In death. Funeral services will be Monday, 11 a.m., at Ewing Funeral Home, Rev. Steve Nelson officiating. Burial follows In Beach Grove Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home 4 to 7 p.m . Sunday. died Saturday at the home of his daughter In Dublin, Ohio . Arrangements are Incomplete, and being hand eled by Mannasmlth-Hale Fun e r a l Home, 621 W. Fifth St. , Marys. -,14lle, Ohio. Mayfield, administrator of thP Bureau of Workers Compensation, and the Industrial Commission of Ohio, Columbus. An entry confirming sale and ordering deed and distribution has been filed In a foreclosure action by Diamond Savings and Loan Co. against Clifford R. Smith, et al. In other court matters, restraining orders have been issued agaslnt the defendants in the cases of Violet G. Satterfield against William A. Satterfield, and Armin tie Cade, a minor, by Mary Hark, her sister and next friend, against Charlie Cad e. A case by Mary K. Deeter against Michael S. Faw has been settled and dismissed. STUDENTS IN FREE EN· 1'ERPRISE WEEK was observed last week at Rio Grande College and Community Collere through a seri!l!l of special programs and presentations sponsored by the campus SIFE team. Adviser Beverly Wllklns 18 pictured during a planning ses· slon lor the week' s acttvittes with members of the team. '',_ ' ' CURRE.NT INTEREST RATE Do You Qualify? Call MeMel Craft SAUNDERS INS. AGE 437 Second Ave. · Call 446-0404 CY · Eve. Dinner . Fresh cole •'Rio Grande SIFE team promotes ·(1merica's free enterprise system Ten delicious hand- breaded $3.69 fried shrimp All-You-Can-Eat Country-Scyle Fish Dinner $3.99 Issued license Dirung Room Service Only POMEROY - A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Paul Eugene Wilson, 24, Racine, and Michelle Lea Klein, 16, Shade. MONDAY & TUESDAY Bite-Size Shrimp Dinners . Tho Complete Dinners For $4.99 BANKRUPTCY 614-221-0888 L. W. CENNAMO EVERYDAY Baked Fish Dinner $3.59 AnOINU ·AT-LAW A great tainDS little seafood place. In Gallipolis · POMEROY - Sheriff Howard Frank was called to Dexter, the scene of the death of Jessie Anderson. at 6:40 p.m. Thursday rather than ar riving at tha t hour as reported earlier. ' Hospital news SPECIAL PURCHASE JUST ARRIVED! "6 II 1986 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREMES Veterans Memorial POMEROY - Friday Admls· slons - Betty Kern, Sh ade; Nancy Collins, Reedsville. Friday Discharges - Paul Conkel, Emma Sear ls, Eva Stout. • · RIO GRANDE - "Students In Free Enterprise Week" was observed last week at Rio Grande : ~.;ow~ge and Community College through a series • special prograr:ns and presentations sponsored • by the campus SIFE team. < "SIFE encourages students to become leaders and advocates of the free enterprise system," • • By MELODAE FARLEY SIFE Team Member , Freroom - the concept, the Ideal upon which this country u ... -· founded. Freedom ts the ., J'• l)asts of our :·...free. enterprise .... ... ·~ -~· means mil· working lndl· and together lor gain and the general , 1.f'emtre. Upon the formation the United States, Its forefathers expounded on the ;Idea of freedom of choice. : Thomas .Jefferson wrote, ~·Every man wishes to pursue :his occupations and to enjoy :ihe fruits of his labors and the : Produ<;e of his property In .peace and safety and with the least possible expense. When these things are accomp. Hshro, all the objects for which government ought to be ~s ta bUshed are answered." : In " Wealth of Nations," Adam Smith showed that In a ' ' mar\(et It is possible for .free sides of a business l{ ·fnmsactton to profit. Free enterprise Is engaged .. PubllshN:I £'!1Ch Sunday. KTJ Third Avr ., Ga llipol is . Ohio. by thf'O hln Va l1£•y Pu h· llshlnR COmpan~· !Mu ll lml'dla. ln r. 5(1. cond c lass posta~c pal tl at Gall ipolis. .. Of!l<'<'. M£'m brr: Un l!l'd P rf');!( Interna tional. In land Dallv PrMs AS sociMion and t h<' Ohio NewsPaper Associa tion. Nat tonal AdvE"rtl slna: Rr presMUnt l\'f', Bra nham Nrwspaprr Sal~ . 7.13 Thi rd Avcn ut•, NPw York . New York 101117. Fully equipped with air conditioning tinted gl~ss, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel: and crutse control. These are not stripped down models. Specially priced for this sale ................. .. . SUNDAY ONLV .sUBSCRIPTION RATES One ::<'~~~.~.~~..~~.~-~ ~.~ .~~Cen ts ., Onf' Y ear .......... .... .... ..... .......... $31.20 SINGLE COPV PRICI! No subscr\pl lons by mall p€"rm it ted In areas whPr(' motor ra n ier serv ice is availa bl e ' D.. ly and Sund.,MAIL SUB8CRIPTIONS Inaldc County 13 Weeks .. ................................ $17.29 26 Weeks ............ .. .. ................ .. 134.06 52 Wreks .... .......... ...... .......... .. .. $66.56 Rates Outllcle County 13 w• •k• """ " ....... '""" '" " " ' ... $18.20 26 W• eks .............. .. ................. $35.10 52 Weeks ............... ... .............. : 167.60 / '' I ' . · The Sund ay Tlm {'S·Sent lnt'l w UI. not be re,; ponslblc for a dva nC(I pay m£>nls made to ca rriers. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sundll)' Only OnP Year ............... .. ........... ..... $32.24 Six m ont hs ............. ... ........ .. ..... $16.90 :=t .• /'' See Bill Davis, Mike Sickels, Jim Walker, Colin Saunders, Roger Dillard_or Dwight Stevers Sund ay ..... .. .. ..... .................. 50 Ce nts I $9995 -· : f' •• '· Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 1616 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, .OHIO . CARS: 446~3672 TRUCKS: 446·2000 • ' In a battle here, In our own country. Capitalism, the system utilizing the concept of free enterprise, Is being attacked by socialist proponents as Individualistic and materialistic. · History has shown, hOwever, that only coumrles · under. a long-term capitalistic system have had both prosper' lty and freedom, · Government controls· have been trying to squeeze the "free " out of free enterprise. According to Thomas Jeffer· son, "Agriculture, manufacture, commerce, and navigation - the four pillars of our prosperity - are the most thriving when left most free to Individual enterprise." Milton Friedman, 1976 No-. bel Prize winner lor economic science, wrote In "The Eco· nomlcs of Freedom, " that the essential notion of a capltalls· tic society Is voluntary cooperation, voluntary exchange. "The essential notion of a socialist society Is force. 1f the government Is the master. 'If ... t·' / ~2 HOO t Ohio 45631. En tt'r<'d a ~ '*'cond class mallln JZ matt r r at Pomrroy, Ohio. Post says team adviser Beverly Wilkins. "The week -long observance was designed to htghllght the nature of our nation's econo,mlc system through special lectures and activities on campus; and, to reach out off campus wi th programs In area schools. " SlFE - which operates at Rio Grande throu gh :The basis of free en+-.t"''.. . . . FrE!~HmtE;J'l)•·tse Local Consultation Correction (US P President Salvador Laurel was guest ·speaker opening hls talk with a Bible narration on chron- · clle II, 7-14, emphasizing that all government meetings In the Philippines are now prayer meetIngs first 9.5°/o 25, 1987 Shrimp Couple file court action 336 S. High St~ Colurrilus, Ott•. I ASSIST POOR - Dr. Mel ' Simmon of Gallipolis was In the Northern Philippines In , December to provide aid for the poor. It was part of a medical-surgical mission. ' I Jan~,~&ry (Count 'em...) DUBLIN, Ohio- Jacob Dean Eisel, 69, form erly of Gallipolis, POMEROY - Judith Herbert and Gregory Herbert. Oak Hill, have fli ed an act ion in Meigs County Common Pleas Court requesting a $300,000 judgment from Ruth E. Dent, Waynesville, Mo., Ell Jones, St. Roberts, Mo. and Stephen E. Michael, guardian for Ruth E. Dent, a minor, Oak Hill. Plaintiffs say that on the afternoon of April 9, 1985, Judith Herber t was tra veling south on Ohio 7 In Salisbury Township, In Meigs County, when a vehicle .driven by Dent and ownro by Jones, traveling west on County Road 5, proceeded through the Intersection with Oh lo 7 and struck the Herbert vehicle. Plaintiffs allege that Dent' s actions were negligent. They fur ther cl aim that Herbert suffered severe· personal Injuries, and demand the judgment , jointly and severally, and a .trial by jury. The cou rt has ordered that Frank Puckett may recover $41),000 plus Interest In an 'action , against H. Robert Beaver and \,Mary Allee Beaver, et al, for J~Qn- payment on a promissory noie, · Westfield Insurance Co., Parkersbu~. W.Va. , has filed an action requ esting 'judgment of '• Annabelle Ward, $5918.83 from Pomeroy. A notice of appeal has been filed In the case of Waiter Haggy, Rutland, against Southern Ohio Coal Co., Lancaster. 'James L. -~ YOU CANNOT OUTLIVE Section D .,___,o A LESSON IN ,ENTREPRE'· , NEURSHIP lnvolvlnl tale111ed . lind pfted al1den!J II 011e of tliiA year's SIFE projeeta. Tbe project• are deslped le re!lect the economic coneepta, l)'ll&eml aDd pract~ on wblch the United States wu bunt. ' • sociletv Is to be run from the center , people ultimately have to be ordered what to do." In September, we will be celebrating the 200th anniversary of our Constitution. That glorious document not only gave us our rights as citizens, but also gave the government the right to tell us what to do, albeit "with representation." President Woodrow Wilson told us, "Liberty has never come from the government. .. the history of llbert)l-'ls the history of the llmltatloh of governmental power, .not the Increase of lt." Free enterprls,.e 'ts vital to our future. Our ,. way of life as we now know It depends on - being able'to pursue our own Interests In our own ways without Int erference from the government. As we celebra te the 200th anniversary of our Constitution, we must remember the necessit y of free enterprise for a better tomorrow. the Emerson E. Evans Sc hool ··of Business Management - is a program for college and university student s to develop and present Innovative, creative and effectlv·e projects on the free enter pr ise system. During the academic year, the edu cational economic awareness projects are developed and presented on campus and within the loca l co mmunit y. The Rio Grande S_IFE team crea tes about 35 new projects a year. "Gett ing involved Is the general goal ofSIFE ," says Ass istant Professor of Economic Edu cation Wilkins. -"Their special progra ms and projects allow the students . to demonstra te leadership skills and to be academically creative." The projects, which are submitted to reg ional and national competitions, arc des igned to reflect the economic concepts, systems and practices on which the United States was built. Students relate· the concfpt s to current Iss ues such as over - . extended government , Inflation and declining productivity. "I rea ll y adm ire the student s who are Involved In SIFE ," Wilkins adds, "they are full-time students, many of whom are working to put themselves throu gh college, and they sitU find ti me to glvo> the extra measure needed to partlcipate... that shows real commitment. " Regional and national competitions are held In th'e spr ing. Business leaders judge presentations . of projects based on creativit y and effecltveness of the edu cational endeavor. · "Par ticipation In SIFE gives students an . opportunit y to receive an evaluation from the jud ges and to mark et themselves to America's grea test ent repreneurs and top co rporate executi ves," says tea m Communicatio n Consultant Juanit a Evans Dailey. In the pas t th ree years of participat ion. the Rio Grande College team has placed twice in th lt'd place place and once In six th place in In ternational competition. "SIFE competition gives our students Importa nt exposure In the bu siness communit y. II A SPECIAL PRESENTATION by Dr. Allen Wilkins, professor ol econotniCfl at Marshall University, Wllll on~ of the actlvltteH held lut week In observance o! "Students In Free Enterprise Week. ' Dr. Wilkins dlscuMed the role of entrepreneurship tn L'Ontefllporary HOCiety, allows them to meet business leaders !rom all over the country," adds Assistant Professor of Communica tions Da iley . SIFE Is a non-profit corporation with the stated purpose of bringing Amer ica's collegians and cit izens to a greater understanding of and support for the free mar ket economic system. Teams are loca ted across the Unit ed States and In Mexico. �Page-8·2-'The Sunday Times-Sentinel . Pomeroy~MiddleJ)ort-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plaa•nt W. Va. Gallia Senior Citizen Center announces activities for week Cheryl Mink Kingery_becomes bride of Kenneth C. Caudill I I • . January, 26 •. 1987 GALLIPOLIS - Marriage with baby's breath on lace with vows were exchanged on Sept. 6, ribbons of royal blue and gold. at Grace United Methodist Jamey Mink, sister of. the Church, Ga!Upolls.. by Cheryl bride, was matron of honor. Mink Kingery, daughter of Mr. Bridesmaids were Teresa Mink, and Mrs. James L. Mink of sister of the bride, and Donna Gall!po!!s, and Kenneth C. Cau- Groves. They wore royal blue dl!l, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie fu!Hength dresses of acetate Caud!ll of Gallipolis. satin with a sweetheart neckline, The Rev. Joseph Hefner off!· fitted at the waist with matching elated the double ring ceremony. jackets. They carrledlvory fans Music was provided by Edith with gold, Ivory and blue roseb· . Ross, pianist, and Stephanie uds with matching ribbons. They Purcell. soloist. Registering gu· also wore gold bracelets, gifts of \ \ ests was Mrs. Teresa McDade. the bride. \ The bride was escorted to the, The b'rlde's mother wore a altar by her lather and son. She full-length dress of periwinkle wore a formal length gown of blue s!lk crepe with long sleeves ,t Ivory satin, featuring a high lace and embro!derell overlay with neck!lne. and a modified Basque mat ching accessories. The waist. Lace appliques and pearl mother of the groom was In a e mbossed French re - tea-length dress of sliver blue embro!dered alencon lace ac· georgette. The bodice was accented the bodice and the long cented with satin floral appliques fitted sleeves. Two Cabbage and simulated pearls. Roses decorated an appl!qued Best man was Rick C. Smith. peblem at the back of the A Line Ushers w·ere Steve Caudill, , . skirt which was edged·!n lace and . brother of the groom, Craig circled Into a chapc!!ength.tra!n. · Kingery, son pl the bride, Rick In her hair she wore a pout and Martin, and Brian McDade. The fingertip length veil of Imported groom wore a Ivory tuxedo with silk !llus!on gathered to a head- ta!ls. · Ushers wore an Ivory ·Mr. and Mr.r. Kenneth piece of Ivory flowers with seed tuxedo with royal blue cumber· pearls and sequins. bunds and bow ties, with Ivory featurect a four-Her cake with fountain, and two tiered sweaShe carried a bouquet of Ivory winged-tipped shirts. roses and rosebuds tipped In A reception was held at the theart cakes accented with blue gold, and dark blue rosebuds Elks Club. A lace bridal table GALLIPOLIS - Activities and menus for the week of Jan. 26 through Jan. 30, at the Senior Citizens Center, · 220 Jackson Pike, are as follows: Monday - Chorus 1-3 p.m.; Center blood pressure che~k. Tuesday - S.T.O.P.!Physlcal Fitness, 10:30 a.m. · Wednesday - VInton Bible study, 1 p.m.; card games, 1-3 p.m. Thursday- Bible study, 11-12; Vinton blood pressure check. Friday - Art Class, 1-3 p.m .; Craft Mini-Course, 1·3 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday - Sausage patty, au gratin · potatoes, kale, wheat bread, lemon pudding. Tuesday -Beef roast, mashed potatoes, carrots, rolls, Ice cream. Wednesday- Beans with ham, garden salad, corn bread, jello with topping. Thursday - Creamed chicken over biscuit, broccoli, fruit cock· \ \ :January 25.- 1987 Pomeroy-,-Middleport-G~IIipolis, RACINE - Christ! L. Laudermllt and Alan Wilson exchanged wedding vows on· Jan . .10 at the Southern Cluster United Metho· · d!'t Church In Racine. The Rev. Roger Grace performed the =====::::;- _e~a:c:l):m:e:al:. • • NEW Battery Club Plan coupon book lor IO Pks. SAVINGS TO YOU 'I r· . POMEROY - A Bend Area . Sweet hear! Pageant, being staged by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 14, at the VIllage Hall auditorium, Is open . to all competitors. According to Chamber president B!ll Nease, contestants are enco~rag cd from . Gallla and Mason cou nties, as · wei! as Meigs. : The pageant Is tor girls from .1 'through 13 and has been broken 'Into spvera! age groups lor the selection of winners. The age groups Include. 3 and r year o!ds; >and 6 year olds; 7 through 9, and 10 through 13. The rirst place winner In each category will receive a trophy. banner. cor· sage, cornw and a savings bond with the runner-up to receive a plaque and b:tnner. Judging w!!l be based on poise and persona!!ty and clothing wUI be dressy. Contestants w!!l be ·required to answer a question during judgi ng. Entry fee to accompany entry lorms before ' the FPb. 10 . dead!!ne Is $8. ·However. entries at a SlO leew![l deadl!ne. . Those wishing l'ntry forms should send their names and a ddresses to . the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Meigs Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. • • WATCH FOR I I I I I 1 I rr:=========til GL LYNN AN E L Certified Public Accountant Preparing lndividual and Business Tax Returns MONDAY 9 TO TUESDAY 9TO 5 5 WEDNESAY 9 TO 5 THUISDAY 9 TO 5 FIIDAY 9 TO S EVENINGS AND SITUIDAY IT APPOINTMENT PHONE 446-8677 444 SECOND AVE . GALLIPOLIS, OH . AVIIUILIIN OFFICE . YEII·IOUND I 1 I I 1 1 1 ) ' ·Your privacy is respected , Your questions answered •s.nices include: ~rth Control: V.D. Sct'HIIIng; Cancer Scrt111ing; pregnancy .. Its; education •d caunM..I for lndiYiduals and couples. •Slitting fee.scale. No one refused services because of Inability to pay. .PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTIIAST OHIO POMEROY: GALUPOUS Meip Medical luilding (acron fnm V11tram Hotp.) 992-5912 Mllltlay-friday 414 Stcontl Ave., 21111 floor 446-0166 Mon.-Sat. noSED THURSDAY Alao: Jeckaon, Chesapeake, Athen1, Chillicothe, logan " 35.00 11 : 00 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson • MOONLlGHT' MADNESS . SALE '• •. Elberfeld-Dillon ' .•. .·'' • •'' .••' THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 6-MIDNIGHT ._. .. . Julie Elberfeld Scott Michael Dillon • POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Elberfeld, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Julie Elberfeld, to Scott Michael Dillon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger D!llon, Long Bottom. _The open church wedding w!ll be held March 21 at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy . The bride-elect will graduate from Ohio University, where she majors In Interior Design. D111on gr actuated from Ohio University In business economIcs. He Is employed by Bank One or Athens. ..... Mon .• fri .9:00·5:00 -Soup &·Salad Bar -Beverage Bar -Dessert Bar -Our Every Day Menu (Chicken, Fish) _ ., .'. . '...... . • ,- •,...---------1 ' or Inner. Enl'oy all you ca·re to eat·• .,. .~. 115 East' lll!efllorlal Drive, Pomeroy PH. 992-2104 ! I I I I I I .. Maytag cut prices deep to clear the ~arehouM and we're paaalna the aavlnga on to you. ; Hunyl Don't mfaa the big aavlnga on . the you want moat. 618 E. MAIN ST. J~. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 Open 9 A.M.·& P.M. ,• ,. ,. LIVING ROOM SUITES Flextteel, &ncb Ct~h,,Enllsnd, 27. SYCAMORE ST• Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 446·0303 9-6 Sat. ......·' ...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .. .. ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL BEDROOM SUITES Is Pleased To Welcome Danny R. Westmoreland, D.O. By 8111sff • J<emp • J(lncsld • Les Dr. Danny Westmoreland is or!gitially from Cottage· ville. He completed x-ray school at Baylor University, Fort Sani, Houston, Texas while In the U.S. Army. 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I THE .INCOME TAX PEOPLE WHAT CAN WE FIND FOR YOU? ~ 1 1 100+ H&RBLOCit ' I ~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO AVE UP TO 0/o ' At H&R Block we know you're concerned about the most sweeping •· tax law changes ill history. This year -~:·: · put us on your sid~. We're pledged to ;';: find you the biggest refund you're : ~. . · entitled to. "Free Delivery" WEEK)--- •" •.. -.. l' 435 SECONJ) AVE. Sat. Monon 9:00-12:00 • <l ..... t GIOVANNI'S PIZZA 594-3571 .•. .. • '·.' ·~ PHONE 446-0367 DILES HEARING AID CE.NTER 326 W. Union Avenue, OH. 290 North Second VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $899 AFTER---(lAST IN~E TORY SALE (<~"1). I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I REGULAR S9. 99 IF YOU JD .. TMI PLAII AliD PUICIIASI AIDOl Of COUPONS llfOII JAil. t, t987. 1111$ MUllS A TOTAL SAVIIIG Of $tJ.20 TO YOU. CAll TOLL FREE 1·100-237 -7716 In Ohio !Outside Ohio, callcolle<ll -:::Sio~ in at ono of oor locations to tako advMitogo of this off or. I ~be~~ta=k~e:n::pa:s:•::th:r::F:cb:·::IO~~::::~~~~~~~fl ~ 18" PIZZA WITH TWO ITEMS, LARGE BAG OF CHIPS & 2 "1 LITERS OF POP" FREE COMPLIMENTARY PACKAGE OF BATTERIES • • ! . Come ToFDale's This Week o· I PARTY SPECIAL AS A SPEOAL INTIDDUC110N TO THE BCP WE ARE OFFERING YOU A The Job (tank at the Senior Citizen Center welcomes employ· ers to seek qualified employees who are registered with the Job Bank. These people are 50 years of age and older and have a variety of skills and talents. Call 446-7000 for more Information. s~ VE SUNDAY, JANUARY 25th ONLY OPEN AT 5:00 P.M. You purchase a book of coupona good for ten packages of your size bot· terv at a special discount price. In addition. you will receive a coupon goOd tor cleaning, computerized analysis. adjustment, and tubing replacement - a $4.00 bargain - at no charge. When you need batteries simply till in your addresa and mail as a poatcard. You will receive your batteritl postage Pll!id by mail in a few days. SAVINGS EXAMPLE : Regular cost for JO Pkds. ® $4.20 and $4.00 check-up 46.00 24 Hours A Day-7 Days A Week & CLUB PLAN ANNOUNCED Lower the price of hearing aid batteries Protect against price increase Provide convenience Guarantee the highest quality, fresheat batteries Provide a' free heering aid check-up. etc . Here is how it works- ' ~-----------cup BATTER~ 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. C. Caudill URGENT CARE CENTER PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED 7 Days A Wttk - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ---EMERGENCY RO STAFFED BY DOCTORS Sweetheart pageant planned; . may include Gallia, Mason stemmed nowers with baby's Sharon Black and Sharon Wise denni!t, gra nctmother . of the ·breath and wore baby's.breath In · serv ing at the refreshment table. · bride, Donie, Donna and Donald her hair. Melissa Jacks was the Penny Wilson registered the Laudcrm!!l. Jerry Reynolds. flower girl and had a white dress guests. · Da le Bing. Crace Welch. Vince enhanced with lavender bows. The couple reside in Rarinr Gray, Penny and Sa rah W!!son , Her headpiece was of baby's with the bride's parent s. Att<'nci- Wanda and Robert Riffle, Debbie breath with lavender streamers lng the wedding were Aaron. Hi !I, Debbie Eynon. and Jessica and she carried a white lace David, Ph!l!p, Chery l, Lew is and !l!ll, all loca l. Danny and Karen basket of lavender petals. Mary Lauderm!!t, Donna anct Laudrrmllt and daugh ters, Car· David Laudermllt was best Me!!ssa Jacks. Donna and .len· ric, ,\munda Hnd Ces!ley of man and Ph!l!!p Lauderm!lt was n!fer Morgan , Sharon Wisl'. Srnrc;,villr also attl'nded. G!fts an usher. Both wore black Sharon and Christ Black. Mindy wrrc sent by Mr. and Mrs. tuxedos and white boutonnieres. McDonald, Virginia, Larrv and Ha rold Brown. Pomeroy . Mothers of the bride and the Brandy Lauderm!lt, Ri ta· Laugroom were In lavender and pink rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ with white corsages. A reception was held In the social room of the church with Our NEW BATIERY CLUB PLAN is designed to help : Accidents WE ARE HERE FOR YOU --\:::5' satin with an overlay of nylon and lace. It was fashioned with long sleeves •coming to a point over the hand. The lull skirt extended Into a chap~! train. The bride's floor-length , veil and blusher fell from a satin and lace hat . She carried a cascade arrangement In lavender, white and peach with butterfly and rhinestone accents and ribbon and lace streamers. Her jewelry Included white heart-shaped earrings. Cheryl Lauderm!lt was the maid of honor for her sister and wore a long maroon dress. 9he earrled maroon and pink long Best Wishes for the Holiday Season ' 00 ofw~lte PROBLEMS FINDING THE BEST HEARING AID BAnERIES??? Job Bank ' . . ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED -The 40th wedding annlver: ·sary of Lawrence and Naomi Shaver was celebrated on Jan. 24, .with a luncheon and pary given by their famUy. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' I.,ewls Lauderm!lt, Racine, and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R!fOe, Racine. Music was presented by Mrs. John.H. Lee, Racine. The br-Ide ' GALLIPOLIS - Mature em· ployees have shown themselves to be experienced and dependa· ble workers. Their talents and sk!lls can be ut!llzed In many areas In the community. Health studies show the longer people are employed the better their overall health remains. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page....;'8.3 Christi L Lauderrnilt becomes bride of Alan Wilson on ]an. 10 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .I tail with coconut. Friday _ Tuna patty with cheese sauce, buttered potat~s . green IImas, wheat bread, pineapple upside down cake. Choice of beverage served with 11 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 1 I J DRYERS Con>t•clll~ ON~ MAYTAD'~ JETCLEAN"' DISHYIMIHERS Nobody Qlll your dis~ IIMCt illllllfrils-Gontle, CIIIMrl -LOW Energy Wllh -OY eltlclent drying- . C~lt (or M!YdaY loldlE!Ktronfc, Alno-dry or Time ~rgr Smr Dry Cydo. Control: .. .. • . PIMn In Mff· . Ho•• tf th 8r1te ••••· W~ere Yo• let 8r11t B•f•l RUTLAND FURNITURE .. 1 I I MAYTAB BIB LOAD Broaddus College. Philippi. West Virginia. He went on to receive his Doctor of Osteopathy degree from the West VIrginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, Lewisburg, West Virginia. He receiv'Xi his Internship certificate from Metropolitan General Hi>spltal , Pinellas Park, Rorida. Dr. Westmoreland now resides In Mason with his 'wife, Teka and three children: Chris, age I0 , Tamra, age 7, and Patrick, age 9 months. The Westmoreland Family Care Center will be a full practice. Including minor surgeries and minor emergencies and exclud· lng obstetrics. . The Westmoreland Family Care Center Is located In Mason, West Virginia with offlce hours Monday throusJl Ft1doly from 9:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. Appoint· l'llents may be made by calling 77 3·.5333. IJd ~~~~!.Y.~.~~rs~!!l~ YJ 742-2211 ·' "We treat you like lamily." .. 1OO's of END TABLES Bg Bs11eff, Rl~s11lde, Athleg S (AS IS) • 'I 2 Hutch M1rrors, Reg. to sm.9s ..................... .$10000 Bar Stool, Reg. $99.95 ........................................$3811 LANE . 519811 Sofa, Table, Mirror, Reg. $599.95.............. . Ill 512 Credenza, Mirror, Reg. $299.9 5 ...........:....... $ 00 •••~ .................................. As low As 10 PULASKI HOURS: . Monday & Friday 8 a.m .·S p.m . Tue~day-Wednesday· Thuriday & Saturda_y - 8 a.m .·& p.m. ' ' �. Pomeroy:_ Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio· Point Pleasant, W, Va. Page-B-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel James Sands: January 25, 1987 ~~:Photos on parade... . ~{· c .:• •; :rt ~·:Approximately ~:,<65 photographs ~~:of the 1937 flOOd ;<'! ~re now on dis" ..- ;play · a I the _%::Farmers Bank -:: · and Savings Co. .•·c- .and I'm sure many of you will :::.;·want to stop by and look them .... ~ · over. -;~ > The display which is from the TRAVEL - The recently razed Sohio Station at Second and Court, served Gallipolis from 1937 to 1986. The grand opening was 50'years ago Ibis month and despite lhe flood of 1937, it became a popular slopping place for local residents and tourists. ====----1 POMEROY - The Me igs Count y Senior Citizens Cent er, Mulberry Height s, Pome roy, has scheduled the foll owing activi ties for the week of Jan . 26-30: Monday - Square dance, 1·3, exercise class 3: 30. Tuesday- Chorus to P ome roy Health Ca're Ce nter at l. Wednesday - Blood pressure cli nic 9: 30-11 : 30, knitting class 10:12, bingo 1-2, bowling 1:30. Thursday - Ceramics 10-2 . The Senior Nutrition Menu for SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA This is the Sale You've Been Waiting for ••• Final Clearance . $146.15 -· •' A MONTH REMEMBER MONDAY, JANUARY 26th. 5 P.M. til 9 P.M. ALL -SALES FINAL ~:v:~~ :·· • collection of Kathleen Scott and I'm bright enough to know that · · ·'the late John Scott was moved trucking is a big part of the ,i ~to the bank lobby Friday by the American economy, but .there Scotts' daughter, Mary Wise and . seems to be no limit on size - or her husband, Roscoe. speed for that matter especially Everyone who went through in Ohio. the flood is remembering on the Did you know that last year. ~· 50th anniversary some of their 6, 000 people were killed in •: · personal experiences way back highway accidents involving ~ there. · trucks and another 30.00<r were ~ Incidentally, Gene Grate reinjured ? In the state of Tennes~ call$ that he removed approxi- see, a crackdown is taking place ~ mately 200 people from the against unsafe vehicles and , second stories of their homes unsa fe drivers. A federal pro<, • when the flood waters kept gram is expected to take place : coming and coming back In '37. I this summer. ' wonder what would happen if I don't know if you've noticed it .• such a flood occurred today what or not - but on the freeways, the with all of the emphasis on trucks are absolutely enormous ~ liability. Back then, it wa s help and I never see any of the I hem 1• each other - today all of us are being stopped for speeding- a nd :, pesltant to offer· our help to they are speeding. , anyone for fear that we'll end up Yet passenger cars are ,, on the wrong side of a lawsuit . stopped - and then probably not ,f Times have changed. often enough. It's like the trucks ~ are immune to the law . ;; Lynn St. in Pomeroy reopened Yeah, I know- we all gotta go, :; Friday and it's good to have the but personally , I don't want to be :: use of the street again. It's been mangled by a truck on the way. , closed due to the tearing down of :; the Meigs Inn and I am sure the Mrs , Allen Eichinger of Pome~ closing was necessary. However, roy was the winner of the gifts :: Vihatwithallofthe workgolngln offered by Return Jonathan ·• the business section over the past Meigs Chapter of the Daughters ~ few weeks, the closing has been a of the American Revolution in i: bit of a handicap. the chapler' s recent promotiona l ;Work on the tearing down of the program . ~ inn was stopped Friday ~ undoubtedly due to the cold And - you get a· few days r\' w,i"ather. reprieve. ., 'The deadline for paying your • :~ Members of the Eastern High real es tate taxes at the office of ...~ School National Honor Society Meigs County Treasurer George , . and their parents will be guests Collins has been extended from :: at a catered dinner at the high Jan. 30 to Feb. 6. Eve ry little bit , . school Monday evening. This was helps does n't it ? , ; planned by Principal Don Apl!ng who feels that outstanding acaTo heck with how you look. II 's •''-· demlc students should be ho. no time to worry about being " nored as well as the students stylish. This, too, shall pass. Just } doing sports. The dinner wlll not bundle up, keep warm and keep "'·'COSt the district a cent- it's a ll smiling. t ' NEW PICKUPS AS LOW AS ,. ' NEW HOURS ' 8. 9°/oTHROUGH APR 60 MONTHS TO QUALIFIED BUYERS LOCAL FINANCE SOURCE COUPONS MONDAY • SATURDAY 8AM-9PM 1986 CHEVY SCOTTSDALE 1986 GMC SIERRA 1984 GMC CONVERSION VAN NOW OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. til 7 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE By LARRY DOYLE UPI Science Writer CHICAGO (UPI) - The percentage of American mothers who give birth by Caesarean section doubled In a decade du e to fears of malpractice suits and entrenched medical dogma encouraging the often unnecessary o(5eratlon, medical authorities .. 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Sports, movies, news, cartoons, weather and much, much more. · One in ftve pregnant women nQw have their babies by Caesar.ean section despite efforts to refute a philosophy adhered to by many doctors th at " once a Caesarean always a Caesarean," a report in today's Journal of the American Medical Association says. : In f985. a record 22.7 percent of the bir ths In the country were by Caesarean section, compared with 10.4 percent in 1975, accordjng to the National Center for Health Statistics. ~ · :fhe figures represent a !allure by health officials to encourage BEEF Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge 395 So. 3rd - -GROUND COOPER 69< 2401. CTN. $119 P~CI SAVEl [~ J MARGARINE 3~.~$1 00. more innon-surgical even women who deliveries, previously have had C-sectlons, the medical journal report said. "This and other national sur-' veys provide no evidence that the • Caesarean (lelivery rates are leveling off d'r decreasing,' :_son: eluded the report by the NaTional -: Institute of Chlld Health and .; Human Development and the ·, American College of Obstetri, c i!Jns and Gynecologists. ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE 89< 0 If you have been thinking about a satellite system, but have unanswered questions. ·Please call or come by our showroom for detail~. SUNDAY PORTER - Clark Chapel Church has Rev , Calvin Minnis and the Gospel Tw111ghters In services, Sunday, 6 p.m. ·DOG FOOD ' ''We're a bit disappolnllicl , but this is a tough thing to do " said Mort LebQw , spokesman for Washington-based obstetrician's group. "What we're doing Is asking doctors to reverse a very long-standing practice." Caesarean sections, which date back to ancient Rome, are routinely used to deliver babies who are out of position or too large for vaginal delivery. They also are used when the birth cana l Is infect ed, and are sometimes appropriate when labor proves difficult or the Infant' s vital signs are abnormal. In 1980, the NICHHD released a conference report that suggested as many as 70 percent of wome n who had undergone Caesareans could be candidates for normal deliveries In subseq uent births ·and urged careful deliberation before opting lor a first-time Caesarean . Wh!le a survey of 468 hospit a ls nationwide showed JJlOre moth· 1011 Potatoes RIPE 3~~~ Bananas 99< Cabbage Ll, 19<·' P11ge . B-5 CHESHIRE - Ches hire chapter OES meets Tues day, 7:30 p.m . MIDDLEPORT OAPSE meeling Tu esday, 7: :10 p.m ., at RACINE- Racin e Merchanl s rout~{ GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial LIbrary announces Its bookmobile schedule for the week of Sept. 7 to 13. Monday: Geiger, 10.10: 20; Ewlngton, 10: 25-10: 45; Vinton (Dyer), 10: 55-11:05; Kyger I, 11: 35-11 : 45; Kyger II, 11: 50. noon; Gallla Christian School, 12: 45-l: 45; Cheshire (Thomas) , 2:05-2:35. Gallla Me tro, 4-5; Kerr, 5: 15-5: 35; Bidwell, 5: 50. 6: 10; Cochrans, 6:20-6: 45; Deer Creek, 6:55-7:15; Valley VIew, 7:25-7: 50; Rio Grande Estales, 7:55-8:30. Tuesday: EnoStore, 1:30-1:55: . Africa Road, 2-2: 15; Roush Lan e, 3-3: 15; Roush Lane, 3:15-3: 30; Cheshire, 3:35-4: 05; Addison, 4:15-4: 30; Addaville School, 4:405:05; R&RTrailerCt., 5:15-5:45; Georges Creek, 5: 45-6: 15; Georges Creek, 6: 20.6: 40; Kanauga 5th Ave., 6: 50-7: 10; Fosters Trailer Ct ., 7:15-7:40; K&K Trailer Ct., 7: 45-8: 05. · Wednesday: No route, maintenance day, Thursday: Imogene Church's Store, 1:30-3: 30; Mud sock, 3: 454; Patriot, 4:15-4: 40; Cadmus, 4:50-5: 15; Ga111a, 5: 30-6; Centerpoint, 6: 15-6: 30; Centerv111e, 6:45-7: 15; Copley's, 7:35-7: 45; Thorne's, 7:45-8. Friday: Eureka, 1-1: 15; Huffman's, 1: 25-1: 40; Kingery's, 1:45-2; Myers, 2:25-2: 40; Mercerville, 3:25-3: 40; 790Sinall, 3: 50-4; 790 Halley, 4-4:10; 790 Lincoln Pike Jet. , 4:20-4: 40; Burd's, 5-5:15; Crown Citv, 5:30-6:05; set Quote of the day Roma Myers, 6: 1.5-6: 30; Ohio Townhouse, 6:45-7: 10; Kenny's Carryout, 7: 25-7:50; Teens Run, 8-8:25. Saturday: Legrand e, 9:30-10: Raccoon Trailer Ct. , 10:15-10: 30; Cora, 10: 35-10: 50; Quall Creek. 11: 05-11: 35; Rodney Villa ge, 12: 20-12: 50; Chlldren 's Home. 1-1:20; CRTP, 1: 25-1: .50; Allee, 2:15-2: 45; Vinton, 3-3: 30; Morgan Center, 3:45-4: 15. MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY - .flookmobi le Sl'r· vice In Meigs County is by contract with Ohio Valley. Area Libraries. Monday: Carpenter , Lau:·a ' Store, 2: 55-3: 40; Dexter chur ,·!1. 4:10-4: 40; Danville church, ;,, 1o· 6; Rutla nd Civic Cen ter, 6:457: 45. Tuesday: Porta nd post office, 2: 15-3; Letart Falls, Effie' s Restaurant, 3:30-4: JO; Racine bank, 5:15-6: 15; Syracuse across from ball field, 6:30-7:30. , Wednesday: Keno, north side of bridge, 2:20-3: 05; Long llottom post office, 3:20.4: 05; Reed s· vllle, Reed's Store; 4: 15-5; Tupper 's Plains, Lodwick' s, 6-7; Chester fire station , · corner across front, 7: 15-8. Group lo meet MIDDL EPORT Women's Assoc ia tion of th(• Middleport F'irst PresbytNiiln Churc h w111 mrrt at 7: 30 Thursday night at the c hurch. Group I I will have thr progr;Jm, and Crou p I member s will be host esses . GALLIPOLIS Ga llipolis chapt er 79, RAM degrl'<', Tues day, 7:30p.m .. Ma sonic Templ e . .---- - - - - - - - - MIDDLEPORT - OH KAN Coin Club meets Monday a t Burkett Barber Shop. Social hour and trading session at 7 p.m. Coin auction and refreshment s follow . RUTLAND - Gospel sing at 7 Bookmobile TUESDA\' GALLIPOLIS- Ga ll ipoils Rotary m£>ets Tu es day , 6 p.m ., Down Under . Meigs Jun ior· High Sc hool, By United Press lnlf•rnational La rry Wacht el. mark£'1 a na -. lys t a.t Prudenlia i-Aac he Sc>cur ities Inc., a ft er a wild F'rlda y when the Dow Jones indu s tr l:ii aver:1 ge sw ung wildly from un precendent ed peaks to sharp losses in the heaviest stock tra ding on record : "Thl't'P was n' t a mind at work today on Wall St re<'l bey ond I hese robots spewing oul buv il nd sell programs," Waehtt'l 'sa id. "The broad mark et wa s doing zippo." See our complete line of ladie~ and gents diamond rings at unbelievably low prices. TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second, Gallipolis 1iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~;;::::::. 1 ers with previous Caesareans are being allowed to try natural labor - 8 percent In 1984 compared to 2.1 percenl in 1979 - "these changes have nol been sufflclent to stem. the rising Caesarean delivery rates," the researchers concluded. The rate of Caesareans in I he hospitals surveyed Increased from 14.1 percent in 1979 to 19 percent in 1984. Lebow said health conslderalions may have something to do with the increased number ofCaesareans, "but that's certainly not all of it." He noted that other countries with lower Infant mortallly rates also have lower rates of Caesarean sections . Lebow said doctors also contlnue to perform Caesareans to lower the odds !hey wtll be sued 11 a difficult birth turns out badly . Model RT14FtWS The Total Energy Saving Sysiem and palenJed Frosl• Clear 'system make this 14 cu . ft . Gibson very eHrcienJ . Two adjustable glide-oul shel ves, lu!l-widlh cnsper, convertrblereversible doors and exclusrve 10-Year Golden Warranty are standard. An aulomatrc Ice Master thai oHers adaed convenience is optronal. Save on this $49995 14 CU. ft. Gibson! With Trod• ..!~!!~ ... S4999S Ho111e of the Grate Guy1, Where Vou Get 8rut 8uyd ALSO 16 CU. FT., White Only ................... !!~.~ RUTLAND FURNITURE 11 rr:=========;i r;:=========:;i Eva's Beauty Salem 446-1209 New and latest hair fasltions for fall and winter from the staff: Adroh Neal, Pot O'Dell, Chris Martin and Lori Somervill1 WALl-INS WELCOME DRIVERS EDUCAnON CLASSES FEBRUARY 2·3·:4·5 PHONE GAWPOUS 446·0699 ··. Tax Simplification Have· You Baffled?· ' ??? Long form Short form IDAHO The Sunday Times-Sentinel As sociation meet a t 7 p.m . Monday, Rac ine Department Store. E lection of offi cers. MONDA\' MIDDLEPORT - Bet he l 62, International Order or .Job' s Daughters, will met at 7:30 Monday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. TEXAS - George Pickens, special missionary speaker, Wlll show sl!des and talk of his work In Afrlc~, at a meeting to be held at 7:30 p:in. Sunday at the MI. Hermon United Brethr e n Church. 20 II. lAG FRESH TENDER p.m . Sunday at the Churc h of God in Rutland . Featured singers will be the Full Gospel Travelers . The public is invited. GALLIPOLIS - Bible study Sunday, 6 p.m ., Jubllee Christian Center, with Bud Abbott. Hamlin C. King Attorney at Law Certified. Public Accountant 512 ·2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 446·0855 (Evening & Weekend Hours) RAIIIIJZII w. Va. Community calendar/area happenings Try professional help (No Hidden Charges - Nothing Else To Buy) Poi.o t Pleasant, Continued rise seen 'in Caesarean births ' WI ACCIP1 FOOD STAMPS AND Wit NICE USED TRUCKS AVAILABLE .. Russ Moore is looking for information on the construction of the present home of . Drew Webster Post ~9, American Legion Home In Pomeroy. It was probably built in late 1938 or in 1939 . . The Information ts to be used in Volume II of the Meigs County His tory which is being prepared. If you can help, do let Russ know. -·" p.m. 5 p.m. til 9 being done through donationsa nice gesture. • MONDAP,~,&YUARY 26 the week is: Friday - Hot roast bee f · Monday - Creamed chicken s andwi c h, ma s hed pota toes, on biscuit, mashed potatoes, · lima beans, peach cobbler. glazed carrots, cake. Choice of beverage availabl e Tuesday - Cheeseburger, vewith meals. ge tab le so up , pea r halve s, Octane ratings do not specify brownie. the amount of power a given Wednesday - Beef and nooamount of gasoline ca n produce dles . wax bea ns , orange ambrobut instead mea sure the tensia. app lesa uce. dency towa rd damagi ng preThur sday New England ignition; I he hig her the rating the boiled dinner, peach with cottage less a high-co mpressio n e ngine cheese, vanilla pudding In gra will knock. ham cracker crus!. By BOB HOEFLICH . , Time-Sentinel Staff s ready! · · , . :- h: Meigs Senior Center activities planned Pomeroy-M~dleport , Gallipolis, Ohio • Beat of the bend Travel and tourism in the tri-county By JAMES SANDS and many of the long hidden as well as his grave in Mound Hill · a contrast to the decade before . SJ)1iclal Correspondent away natural trea sures o! the Cemetery where he was burled In when following was the desert _ GALLIPOLIS - The three- area were attracting tourists, a 1938. At one time Mcintyre was tton from a travel book ofthew: quarter-page ad in the Gallipolis trend that was certainly wei- featured in 508 newspapers- to get from Gallipolts to t Y ' Daily Tribune read on January 8, . corned by 'SOHIO . "Mclnt.yre was a hinterland ville in 1921 . "From th/~ e~ 1937 : "Ready It is Interesting to read the dandy who saw ll(e agawklng follow 'the t~olley tracks al~~g now, Gallipolis travel books and journals putout along Broadway." . Second· turn left at Pine · cross visit this brand In the 1930's abou t Ga!lia Coun ty. In regards to Mound Hill railroad tracks where shortly the new Shoio Ser- , One stated: "Today (1939) Galli- Cemetery one travel book from avement ends At the fl t 3 polis is an a ttr active river town the 1930's stated that:' "Tradition ~orners bear Ieit with the ~~les vlcecent er at St>- ~ · cond a nd Court with the quiet atmos phere of a has it thatanearlyFrenchpriest, and go 3,9 miles where the road for the las t word period piece. Along the streets a ngered at not being able to ·ends; turn right with the travel in modern con . stand the city's industrial estab· persuade the settlers to disthrough Rodne kee in ri ht at venience. Service without wait - lis hments and its low-perched charge their sins, climbed the hill the fork Foil~ go!cs ~k g ith ing Is the guarantee of the houses with their stoops and and placed a curse on the city poles th~ough Adamsvme\:me adequat e staff of well-known , French windows." !rom which it has never entirely 3 5 miles Curve left t th well-trained local SOHIOANS in Among the tourist attractions recovered ." c~meter ' and take rt han~ charge. They are Arthur Hoyt , recommended In the 1930's in People drove to Clipper's Mills road at ~ld stone wat:rtrou h· William Bee key, Clarence Mas- Ga!iia Count y were: Our House , to see the houses nestled among turn right with poles past fu~ ters, Stanley Ward, Everett T he Old Post Office, The Boyhuge fragments of stone and of Grande College on left Into Rio Dyas, and Denni s Spi res." hood Home of 0 .0. Mcintyre, course in the late 1930's the Grande and come to the end of The ads In the paper promotin g The Mrs. 0.0. Mcintyre House building of the Gallipolis Lock s the road. Turn righl around the Soh to products . In 19.17 sound 1now known as Gatewood), The a nd Dam was quite an attraction. post office, downgrade curvln somewhat famtilar to the mod- Cit y Pa rk , Mound Hill Cemetery, One travel b6ok slated how left down Ion eas ·d It~ er.n ear: "If our gasoline doesn'.~ Clipper's Mills, Chambers bu rg Chambersburg res idents fixed the poles: lor:and ke!~~e~t :ith start your car, we pay the tow. !Eureka), a nd Swan Creek. up their hou ses, rented rooms to the poles to Centerville" Manyoftheprodu ct lines arestiii It cost 25 cent s to visit Our construction workers, and ' a round in cluding Atlas tires and House In the 1930' s and it was opened up ref;:eshm ent stands to batteries. One name tha t has open dally 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Here feed the thousa nds of tourists been lost from the past that wa s on e cou ld see where Lafayette who came to see how the dam sold at the Gallipolis Sohi o in 1937 a nd Jenny Lind were enter- wa s being built and later was Esso Motor Oil. tained , view the bed where operated. At the grand opening of the Louis-Phlllipe slept as well as - The attraction at Swan Creek Sohio station in 1937, balloons items !Ike ballroom slippers and was the origin of the Hannan 531 JACt<SON PIKE ·RT.Je WEST were handed out to the children bonnets used by the French. Trace, a principal route of travel ~446-4524 a nd amid th e s now covered The Old Post Office stood a t 431 between western West Virginia BARGA I N MATINEES SATURDAY I land scape adults were s hown F irst Ave nu e, in 1937. Here one and the interior of Ohio. SUNDAY - All SEATS $2 . 50 films on sce nic summer a nd could see the place where F ra nMenlioned also in the travel AOHISSIOH EVERY TUESDAY $2.50 hi storic Ohio as a way to c is D'Hebecourt wa s postmaster. books of the 1930's were: the JANUARY 23thru 28 encourage motorists to of co urse D'Hebecourt was a classmate of Silver Bridge and the Ohio State FiUbAY thru THURSDAY: travel. Na poleon Bonapa r te and one Hospital For Epileptics where in By the way, travel a nd tourism time so the story was told the 1930's some 2200 patients by the 1930's was becomi ng an Napoleon also wanted to come to were treated . important part of the economy of Ga llipolis with D'Hebecourt. By the 1930's roads were southeastern Ohio. 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Mandllkova. a Czechoslovakian who is seeking Australian citizenship, captured her fourth Grand Slam IItle and her second Australian Open with a 7·5, 7-6 (7-1) triumph over the defending champion from Fort Worth, Texas. An Australian woman has not won the event since Christine O'Neill In 1979. Sundqy._ d ~ fendln g champion • t Altenberger, who had 10 points In when the Blue Devils werP called throw with 40 seconds remaining the first half. scored seven of for delay of !he game after a to give Bowling Green a 76-75 Illinois' 16 "points In the six- timeout. Clemson worked the Mid-American Co nference vlcminute stretch. ball downcourt, but Ferry . 'tory over Miami Sat urday Arizona made a run at Illinoi s blocked Tall' s 3-polnl shot and afternoon. midway through the second half. the Blue Devils controlled the Da vey, a 6-foot-9 senior center cu•tlng the lead to 51-43 with 11:43 bali and ran out the clock. who scored nine point s and was remaining. But a 3-polnt basket Duke Improved to 14-3 overall only one of four from the line, hit by Altenberger. a layup by · and 4-2 In the Atlantic Coast the first of a 1-and-1 free throw Blackwell and two free throws by Conference while Clemson fell to situation after he was fouled by Jens Kujawa raised Illinois' lead 17-1 and 4-1. Miami's Trlmmcll Haywood . to 58-43 with 10 minutes to play. Clemson led 83-74 with 3: 411ef1· The Redsklns rebounded Da · The Wildcats failed to threaten in regulation before Duke began vey 's second lrec throw and held hitting from 3-polnt range. The the ball until .Haywood took a after that . Ken Norman added 14 points Blue Devils connected on four jumper from the right baseline for Illinois, only his third ga me 3-polnters In the next three with five spconds left. The ball this season under 20 points. Sean minutes, with Tommy Amaker's bounced off the rim and BG ;s Elliott scored 17 points for 3-point jumper tying the game Anthony Robinson kn ocked It Arizona, which dropped to 10-7. 92-92 with 15 seconds remaining downcourt as time ran out. Duke 105, Clem~on 103 to send It lnto.overt!me. Miami, now 9-8 overa ll and 3-4 At Clemson, S.C., Danny Ferry John Smith, who scored 8 of In the MAC, trailed by as many as sank a baseline jumper with 77 Duke's 13 overtime points, led 15 'points late in the first half and seconds remaining and blocked a the Blue Devils with 28 points . was down 42 -32 a t the last-second shot Saturday as No. Ferry and Kevin Strickland Intermission. 13 Duke knO<fked 12th-ra nked added 18 each, and Amaker had • Staker led all scorers with 30 Clemson from the unbeaten 17. points for Miami. while Haywood ranks with a 105-103 overllme Grant scored 33 points. while added 24 along wltll a ga me- high victory. Jerry Pryor added 21 fo r the 16 rebounds. The teams traded baskets In Tigers. Bowling Green, which upped the overt ImP period before Ferry Bowling Green 76, Miami 75 Its record to 4-3 in the conference hit the game-winner. Up 105-103 · At Bowling Green; Joe Gre- and 8-9 overall, also had four wlth ·JO seconds left , Duke lost an gory scored 20 points and Avon other pl ayers In double fi gures. opportunity to shoot fr ee throws Davey hit a tie-br eaking free IOWA CITY, Iowa - Dennis Hopson M;ored :16 point s and Curtis WTison added 20 Saturday, as Ohio Statr upset previously . unbeaten and second-ranked Iowa in Carver-Hawkeye Arena 80-76. Tied 41-41 at' halftime, the lend see-sawed between the two Big Ten sc hools throughout the second half before I he Buckeyes. 13-6 overall and 4 -~ In conference action. ra llied to pull ahead by six with under four minutes remaining. Iowa closed within three with less than two minutes remaining but fell behind '80-74 on a basket by Hopson with 41 seconds remainin g. The Joss dropped then-league leading Iowa to 18-1 and 6-1.' In other Ohio basketball ac tion Satu rday. Western Michigan downed Ohio University and Wittenberg routed Marietta. Western Michigan 87, Ohio U RO At Athens. WesternMichigan's balanced scorin g, led by Booker James ·with 20 points and 13 rebounds, carried the Broncos to an 87-80 Mid-A merican Conference victory over Ohio Un iversity Saturday afternoon. Western, now 7-9 overall and 3-4 In the MAC, led 38- 3.~ at halltlme and took the lead for good at 52-50 on a jumper by Greg Rapp. Ohio U. which fell to 3-4 and 9-8, tra lled only 70-67 when Bobcat Coach Billy Hahn was whistled for a technical with 3:57 left in he game. Bllly Stanback hit both technlcals for a 72-67 lead and after Western got the ball out of bounds, Rapp scored to make It 74-67. The closest OU got lher.eafter was 78-75 with I : 14 remaining. Paul Graham led all scorers with 32 points for OU, while Reggie Rankin had 20 for· the Bobcats and Marty Lehmann also sco red 14. ' Wittenberg 72, Marietta 42 At Springfield. Steve Allison scored 18 points to lead a balanced attack and Wittenberg's defense limited Marietta to a :13.3 percent shooting performance as th e Tigers routed the Pioneers. 72-42. in an Ohio Athletic Confere nce game Sa turday. The v ict ory Improved Wittenberg's record to 13-5 overall anil 7-2 in the OAC, while Mar ietta fE>II to 8-10 and 2-7. · · W i ttenber~ jumped out to a 14-4 lead with ~ : :lO elasped and ·!I'd 37-18 at the half. The Tlg~r i• b l~ges t lead was 33 points. ai 70-37, with~ : 47 remaining In th!' · game . . - · , After hlttin ~ only six of 20 fiOQr shots for 311 percent in the fh·st half, Mar ietta fi nished 1 ~ of 4ofor 33.3 percent. Witt enberg. mean. while, hit 14 of 26 for the gaml'for 53.8 percent. Mandlikova upsets ·Navratilova for Autstralian title S3261 LIST: ' THINKS FOR ITSELF! SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP!) -St. ppints and Greg M onro~ with 13. The game was close for most of John's guard Mark Jackson missed a 3-polnt shot with six the first half as St . John's seconds left to preserve a 64 -63 countered Syracuse's fast breaks victory Saturday by No. 7 Syra- with a patient offense. Syracuse was able to build a cuse over the 14th-ranked Redmen In Big East Conference play. nine-point lead In the first half at J ackson scored the last eight 32-23 with 3:38 remaining on a points of a furiou s comeback by 3-point jump shot by Monroe. The victory before30,529 at the the Redmen, but his final shot bounced off the back of the rim Carrier Dome raised the Orangeand was bobbled around before men' s record to 17-1 overall, 6-0 Syracuse center Rony Selkaly In the Big East. With the loss, St. John's fell to 13-3 and 4-.l ln the grabbed it . ' St. John's was able to erase a conference. In 0ther college action Sa tu r17-polnt Syracuse lead In the day, Illinois routed Arizone; second half when Jackson hit a 3;,P01nt 'shot from the top of the Duke sUpped past Clemson; and key with 2:45 left to tie the game Bowling Green edged Miami of Ohio. at 61-61. ' After taking a 34-29 lead Into • · Dllnols 82, Arizona 63 At Champaign, Ill .. Doug Althe lockerroom at the half, the tenberger scored 26 points and Orangemen came out running In the second half. scoring the first Glynn Blackwell added 23 Saturday to lead No. 10 Illinois to an 12 points to take a 46-29 lead. It took the Red men 4:29 to 82-63 nationally telev ised nonscore their first points in the conference basketball victory second half on a I2-foot jumps hot over Arizona. Illinois. 14-4, led 33-29 at by forward Willie Glass. Glass led all scorers with 25 halftime and outscored Arizona points, and Jackson finished with 16-6 In the first six minutes of the 14. The Orangemen were led by second half to take a comfortable guard Sherman Douglas with 16 lead for the rest of the game. Angeles after pra('tlce. The Gian ts practiced without pads for I hour and 45 minutes Friday. At ihe start of practice, Taylor ran onto the field yelling, "I'm ready Bill" to Parcells. The Giants left their Cos a Mesa hotel for one In Nor th Hollywood Friday. Sa turday they went to the Rose Bowl , but Parcells said it wasn't a formal practice. "I just wanted to get them out of the hotel, to stretch thPif legs and kill a couple of hours, " he sa id. Parcells said being away from home· the past week helped him keep a tighter rei n on his players. '·' I have a belter control· situation here than durin g the regular season," Parcells -said. ;, You know where the players are, they· ride the bus to prac tice, you spend seven or eight hou rs a day with them, you watch film with them. " Di s tr ac t io n s arc n'l a problem." Buckeyes edge No.2 . Hawkeyes -POWERFUL 4o8 AMP MOTOR . -~ -· ~imts~ tentinet Section · January 25, Stefan Edberg of Sweden faces Australian Pat Cash fo r the men's title. Cash Is seeking to become the first Australian man to win the championship since Mark Edmondson in 1976. Mandllkova, who also won here In 1980, fell to the ground In triumph when Navratllova overhit a forehand at match point. After listening to the cheers from ,a capacity crowd at ·Kooyong Stadium, Mandlikova raced to the other end of the court and hugged her long-time tennis coach, Betty Stove. Navratllova, who was seeking her fourth Australian title, lost to Mandllkova for the first time In their past 10 encounters. Navratllova still holds a 23-7 margin against her former ball girl. Nav ratllova had won 58 straight matches - Including this year's U.S . Open and Wimbledon titles - before she fell to Mandllkova. "I ain sothrUied to have !)eaten Martina todjjy," said Mandlikova, who lo t 'July married Jan Sedlak, a Czech-born Australian. "I respect her very much as a person and a player. I beat a legend out there today." , Navratllova, appearing in her 22nd Grand Slam llnal, dropped five of her first seven services. She then fell Into a string of vo lleying errors and double faulted to lose the first set . Mandl!kova sensed Navratllova was in trouble and put pressure on the top seed with some powerful serves. She punIshed Navratllova with some well-hit dr ives down th e sidelines. "I started to play badly before she started to play well," said Navratllova, who had 24 volleyIng errors to Mandllkova's three In the match. "I never got It right with my serve or volley. I missed' more flrstvolieys outthere than I ·· missed In the e ntir e · · championship. "It's ·the worst I' ve played In any fin al for a long time." After the match, Mandllkova joked with reporters about their past criticisms or her play. "If you guys write that I am inconsistent and unpredictable .. _--1 will come back and hit you on the nose." she said. " I have been one or the hardest workers on the circuit . I can face myself In the mirror. I was flgt.tlng through the whole tournament and played my best tennis In the final. " I cannot describe the feeling I have.'' Mandllkova won $115,000 and Navratllova picked up S$!(000 for her runner-up place. H11na Mandlikova �' 1987 Pomeroy- w. Ohio'-Point Logan, Wcirren Local victors in SEOAL ·contests .#' . . lf -· f"'l1 T f~ ' _ ~~<:,; • ) s _ ~ .. · $ Brent Bi ssell • • • • _. • .ROCK SPRINGS - Br ent Bissell's 28 points paced Meigs High School boys basketball team to a 76-60 win over archrival Belpre Friday night as the Marauders notched their 13th win against two losses . Meigs broke the game-open In the third quarter after l eading only 32-29 at the half. The Marauders trailed only once during the game. that at 2-0 in the opening m omen ts. Outscor ing the preseason TriVallay Conference favorite Eagtes by a 17-11 count In t he third period, Coac h Mick Childs' crew went from 32 -29 halftime edge t o ::~anquet will honor :Jonner Meigs coach ;POMEROY -Charles Chancey. ·[bng-tlrn e M eigs High School • ~f!Jotball coach who resigned - ·recen tly, will be honored at a : :f1apquet to be held at the Meigs • }{lgh Schoo l Ca feteria on Feb. 16 : ;under the sponso"'h!p of the : -l)fiddl epor t -PomProy Rot ary :<;:Jub. Special guest s of honor at the banquet will be th e undefea ted 1986 foo tball team , c hampions of the Tri-Valley confPrPnce. < The banquet will provide an opportunity for th e public to share in honoring Chancey for his con tributio ns to the youth of Meigs Count y over the past 25 yea r s. Tickets will be on sal e to the public for as long as spa ce is available and may be purchased at $5 each at the Rutland Department Store, Powell' s Su per Valu. Pomeroy; West ern Auto Store, Middlepor t, and at Meigs High School. Tickets will go on sa te at these locations this Tu esday, Ja n. 27. Chancey ca rne to Meigs County in the !all of 1961 and he fi rst served as coac h at Pomeroy High School. He I ell In 1965 to serve as ass istant at Marshall University in Huntington lor two years and returned as coac h of the Meigs High School in 1967, coaching the Marauder s to the SEOAL Championship In his first year. a 49-40 m argin after three quarter s. Meigs' largest lea d was 17 points. all coming in the final four minutes. Bissell's 28 points was hts second highest this year, as the 6-3 junior hit lor 30 earlier this year. Mike Bartrurn followed wit h 16 points whileJ . R. Kitchen added 10. Joe Ander son led Belpre with 13 while Scott McConkey followed with 11. The Eagles fall to 10·5 on the year and to 8:4 in the TVC. Meigs made 27 of 71 from the field (38 percent) while Belpre co'nnected on 26 of 54 · (48 percent) . Th e dl!!erence was at the foul line where the Marauder s hit 22-of-31 (71 percent ) and Belpre only e!ght-of-18 (44 per cent) . Meigs controlled the boards on the shorter Eagles, grabbing 37 rebounds to Belpre's 24. Bart rum and Bissell both had nine rebounds each to lead Meigs while Joe Anderson and Rich Turner topped Belpre with five each. In the opening reserve game, Kevtn Oller's 22 points lifted the Little Marauders to a 53-45 win 'over Belpre's reserves. Joey Snyder and M att Bak er added eight each and Todd Rowell had seven · also for Coach Rusty Bookman' s crew. Kevin F ausnaugh led Belpre with 15. Meigs travels to Alexander this Tuesday in a critical TVC game while Belpre returns home with a bolit agai nst Trimble. Belpre SUS-Oaks game rescheduled The Southern-Oak Hill High School boys basketball game, which was postponed friday night du·e to snow, has been resc heduled for Tuesday, Fe b. Box Score: BELPRE (80) - Mike ScoU 2-G-4, Mile FuUmer t-Z-6, Troy Stuckey 3- ~fl, Scott McConkey $-H I, Ro1er White !--3-7/ Ri ch 'fumer 3-2-Po, Chrll!i Newherry 2- l-5, Joe Anderson 6-1· 13. TOTALS 21-11-80. MEIGS (78) - J .K. Kitch.., !1-G-Jt, Chris Smith 0.3-3, Donnie Becker 2-1·5, Mik e Bartrum 6- .... 16, Huey Eat~on Z.3·7, Phil Klnp: 1·1·3, Ri'rnt BIKsell 9-ID- ZK, Scott Powell 2-0.4. TOTALS 2H~76. By quarters: Betpre ..... ...... ,.. ,....... t3 16 11 20- 00 MetK5 ....................... J6 16 17 27-76 ~erves-Melp. 53. Belpre <15. - For·Life Insurance, check with State Farm: 10, school officials said. The junior varsity contest Is scheduled for 6: 30p.m. with the varslty gam e tipping of! around 8 p.m . 7 inducted into KSU Hall of F-ame • Permanent Life. • Term Life. CAROU SNOWDEN • Retirement, Corner of Third An. & Stolt II. pension and Gallipolil, Oh • group plans !'hoot 446-4290 • Universal Life. Homo 446-4! 11 Let Ut Help You Plan Your Wedding . We offer complete tuxedo rental seNice to help you look your bast on tha special day. Priced from v~ce a gooo netgf"'bor: Srare Farm rs there $2995 ITATI fAeM A •• Grooms tux FREE with 6 or more . IHIUUNCI HASKINS--TANNER 332 Second Ave. Galli~olis, Ohio played Warren Local on the road last night. \ . Me11 'I WL•ctr Si11ce /HM " Parker, Franco given awards CI NCINNATI IU PII - Dave Parker and John F1-a nco won major awards Frid ay from writer s who cover t li~- Cincinnati Reds. Th e Cincinnati chapter of th e Baseball Writ ers Associa tion o! Am erica voted Parker the Reds' }.986 mos t va luable player and Fran co the clu b's top pitc her last season, Parker, who has won the MVP award in each of his three season s wit h the Reds , was second in the National ® las t season with 116 runs batted in and 31 homers. Franco was the ace of the Cincinnati bullpen, with 29saves, a 2.94 earned run average and a 6-6 record. His saves total led all NL lefhanders las t season and was the highes t total by a Cincinnati pitch er since Clay Carroll's team -record 37 in 1972. Parker and Franco. both named to the 1986 NL All-Star Team , will be honored by the BBWA prior at a game early In the 1987 . season at Riverfront Stadium. LOGAN - Four Logan Chieft ains scored in double figures Friday night as the Chiefs dropped the Marietta Tigers . 73-58 in an SEOAL contest played at Logan . Jose Medina and Sean Spa tar eac h tallied 16 points to lead the Chiefs to thei r third SEOAL victory while Marietta dropped to 2-4. The teams had been knotted at 2-3 in th e loop st andin gs but Logan has now earned sole possession o! third place. Each tea m hit for23fietd goal s, but the Chiefs conver ted 27 of 40 free throws whiletheTl gers were 12 of 1.1 fro m the char ity str ipe. Doug Bentz and Mark Brad ley AUTO SPECIALS GOOD. NOW THRU SATURDAY .o,scouNTAuTo PART's 9 1 fT The place for car fanatics. RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. WEEKLY SPECIAL YOUR CHOICE FROM KENT, Ohio (UPli' - Sev en inductees, Including a former professional football player, a l egendary wres tler, the MidAm erican Confer ence's No . 2 · career tackle l eader and an All American golfer , wltl be enshr ined in the Kent State Universit y Var sit y "K" Alumni Associat ion's Ath letic Hall of F am e Feb. 13. They are: - Jack Urchek, outstandin g baseball player who once held Kent State' s single-season record for highest batting average and later beca me a coach and adm inistrator at KSU. -George Fulton, exciting 194851 KSU basketball player . -Joe DeLeone, ou tstanding foo t ball player for· the Golden Fl ashes for two seasons in the la te 1920s . - Mik e Slepec k y ; AllAmerican w restler in the l ate 1940s. -Abdul Salaam, the former L arry Faulk . who played with the New York J ets and San Di ego Chargers follow ing his illustr ious career at KSU (All - MAC firsttea m honors on defense for two yea r s 1197:!- 74 ) I . . -Mike M orrow, m eda list in th e 1973 MAC golf championship who rece ived honorable mention All-Amer ica recognition. - Jack Lazor, a fou r-year lett erman who earned All-MAC recognitio n three co nsecu tive years tl 976-781 at middle linebac ker. each scored 13 points for the · posting a 77-46 SEOAL triumph with 18 of 48 goals and 10 of 24 a,t Tigers, who were also outrethe line. over the visiting Ironrnen. bounded by t he shorter Chlels The box score: 'Fhe victory enabl ed the WarJf).29. ,JA('KSON t ·U;) - Chrbi Erv in , D-1 · 1; riors to mainta in ~econd place in On•g ll a rrl"i, 7-IJ-14; .John Ross , D-D-0; ,Jt•lf The box score: the league with a 5-1 mark while <;ctffc•y, .J-1 -9; Chu ck Oliver , 3-0.tl; l'hr.l" MAKIETI~ i S~) - Ju!dln Herll, t-0.2; Is now winless In six Yloyc!r, 6-H : Mike AbramH, 2-~· 9: Dou ~t Jackson Eric Erh, 2-0.t ; MaH Jleldom. 1· 3·3; Eric Miller, 2-~· 6: Fred Murray, 1-0.2; Keith league ou tings and 0-13 in all Kldd, 11· 1· 1: Tim J on eo, 0·1-1; Ste n \\'alhurn, 2· 1·5. TOTALS Jg· I0·4ti. Rummer, 1·0..%; Ted Fl!lt, 1}.1).0: Doult' games. W.l\fl.REN I.OCAL (771 - Brett Rauch, Bentz, oJ-5-13; Mark Bradl ey, 6-1-13: Mark Robbie ntchards poured in 15 :t-:l-9: Ro h llarl nw, 1·2--1; Chrl"' fnwc•ll , .Smtih, 5-1-tt. TOTAI.$23-12-SR. LOG~ (73) - Jo ~e Medlna, t-R-16; Jon points to lead three Warriors in to ii- 1-11: Rt•n jlt> Fu ll, :t- l· i ; 'Kf' Yin fli•m, To mpkln8, •2-2; Randy Kuhn, 1-0-2; Doug double figure scoring while Greg J·2·H: ,Jot-1 L_ynch, 1-0· 2: Oou~t Ridin~ t·r . Stiv erson, 1-tHI; Sam Eggleston, 2-3-7: 1·0·2: ,JI'ff Nl c hol.~ on. 2- 0- ~ : Boh llu f(hl')', Harris tall ied 14 for th.e visitors. 1-0.2. TOTAIB 3HJ. 77. ,Jerry Gabriel, 5-"-: 14: Sean Spatar, 3-16-lll; Pat Walsh, 1-0.2. TOTAl.~ 23-:17-TJ. 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"We've got to get back to the way we were playing 10 or 11 games ago." Atlanta has struggled without guard Spud Webb, who is out for the year with a knee Injury. The 5-foot-6 Webb usually sparks Atlanta's running attack. "We better learn how to do It wit hout him," Hawks Coach Mike Fratello said. ",Someone's going to have to learn to step forward and play bett~r." Danny Ainge finished with 20 points for Boston and K~vtn McHale added 19. Atlanta was paced by Antoine Carr's 18 points. Wilkins and John ·Battle each had 17 for the losers . Ahead 11-10, Boston finished the first period with a 25-8 run and At lanta could never get closer than 8 points the rest of the who have lost seven of their last game. Bird scored 7 of his 14 · eight games. first-quarter points during the Bidlets 109, Suns 00 spurt. , At Landover, Md. , Jeff Malone Elsewhere, Seattle slipped by scored 24 points, Moses Malone New Jersey 125-120, Washington added 21 and Washington held ripped Phoenix 109-90, Chicago Phoenix to 4 flelcl goals In the eased past Cleveland 117-96, fourth quarter. The Suns, paced Houston downed New York 105by Larry Nance'S 19 points, are 95, Utah routed Golden State winless in seven games this 123-100, Portland clobbe'r ed Saseason against Eastern Confercramento 109-89 and Detroit ence opponents. edged the Los Angeles Clippers Bulls 117, Cavaliers 96 100-97. At Chicago, Michael Jordan Sonlcs 123, Nets 120 scored 20 of his game-high 35 At East Rutherford, N.J., points In the third quarter to pace Xavier McDaniel scored 32 the Bulls. winners of seven of points and Dale Ellis added 30 to their last ' nine games. Ron pace Seattle over New Jersey. Harper scored 24 points to lead Orlando Woolridge scored a Cleveland, which has dropped game-high 38 points for the Nets, Hartford moves into first place • : ' ;; •· By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer : The city that last spring gave lt;,s hockey team a parade for a valiant loss In the Stanley Cup quarterfinals now has a tirst p)ace team. •The Ha'rt!ord Whalers Friday nlght moved intolirstplaceint he Adams Division with a 3·2 tPiumph over the Quebec Nor diques, marking th e fir st time the World Hockey Association refugee has been in first place this late in a season. The victory over Quebec allowed the Whalers to overtake the Idle Montreal Canadlens by one point. Hartford won Its third straight co ntest .after downing Montreal twice this past week. Montreal. the defending Stanley Cup champion. was Hartford's' conqueror last spring by one overtime goal in Game 7 of th eir playoff series. In other games, Washington got by Buffalo :1-2, Detroit edged Si. Louts 4-3, Philadelphia nipped Chicago 4-3, Winnipeg beat Toronto 7-5, Edmon ton defeated the N:ew York Rangers 7-4, Minnesota topped Los Angeles 6-3 and Pittsburgh blanked Vancouver 6-1J. Capitals 3, Sabres 2 :At Buffalo, N.Y., Dave Chrlstfan broke a tie at 16:12 of the third period to lift Washington to tts fifth st raight victory and sixth io Its last eight games. .-;, :., :-. -· ~: :::. ;: :· --- Red Wings 4, Blues 3 At Detroit, Dave Barr sco red twice and Stev·e Yzerman col· tected a goa l and two assists. extending the Red Wings' winbing streak to four games and St. j.ouls' winless skid to seven. Flyei'N 4, Blackha.wks 3 At Philadelphia, Lindsay Car· son broke a thlr~·perlod tie with his s!'venth goal of the season to defeat Chicago. Flyer Tim Kerr scored his 37th goa l oft he season. The one-goa l decision came two nights afer the teams tied 5-5 in O:btcago. - IJ>enguins 6, Canucks 0 ::; . 'At Vancouver, British Cotum:.. !jfe, Marlo Lemieux collected a ~ hilt trick and goalies Roberto - Romano and Gilles Meloche split ::~ .shutout to lift Pittsburgh. The - ~n~<uln s seized control of the : game with four goals In the second period. Including two by - L.emteux , who strained knee -::· ligaments Dec. 20 and returned :: t:O · action Wednesday In Los : Angeles . Meloche was ejected for - tSetng the third man In a brawl - lj.bd was relieved by Romano, ~ wpo made 22 saves for the games for the fourth time In his career. North Stars 6, Kings 3 At Inglewood, Call!. , Brian Bellows toucHed off Minnesota's three-goal second period with a eight straight on the road. Rockets 105, Knlcks 95 At Houst.on, Ralph Sampson scored 22 points and pulled down 17 rebounds and Akeein Olajuwon added 18 points and 12 rebounds to power Houston. The Rockets held the Kntcks scoreless for seven-minutes tn thethlrd quarter en route t_o their 11th victory In 13 games. Gerald Wilkins led N£w York with 26 points. Jazz 123, Warriors 100 At Salt Lake City, Darrell Griffith scored 25 points and Karl Malone added 19 as Utah tm proved to 17-2 at home. Joe Barry Carroll led the Warriors with 22 points. Utah's Hansen and A Meuage From The Biblt . .. IS MAN ACJ:IVE OR PASSIVE IN THE NEW IIIRTH1 William B. Kurhn The followin~ quote, concern in~ the new birth, is from a teacher who af. firms that man IS saved only by fatth: "Being 'bom again ' i8 what th..inner gets in .salvation, not wh11t he doa." In other words, man is passive, not active, and has nothing to do or say in regard to the new birth. MD And The Now Blrtll · Jesus emphatically states, "Except a man be bom again, Ju. cannot l<t the kingiWm of God" (Jno. 3:13). He positively affirms in verse five, "Ex· cept a.man be bom of water and of the Spirit, he cannot mter into tlu. kingdom of ~od. " The Jlhrue "kfngdom of God" has reference to the church. Since "fclogdmn has reference to a system of government, so does it have reference to the spiritual kingdom (church) established by God on earth according to His wisdom and power. To become a subject of this kt~gdom (church), 0111 III1Ut eater ltl The oaJ,y one can eater It is by betng bom qiiDI ' The Now Birth . In the physical birth, there is a betolllaa, a ..,_pllaa, and a dollnry, so it is with the new or spiritual birth: · 1. Boaottlnat The word of God (the gospel) is the incorruptible seed (Lk. 8:11; I !let. 1:23; Jms. 1:18) by which we are spiritually beaottea. God has appointed the teachers of the truth as the instruments in sowing the incor· ruptible seed. Paul, by teaching the Corinthians the gospel, hicfbaalitte.o them through the gospel (1 Cor. 4:15). 2. Con<epdoat This takes place when the heart (by faith) receives with meekness the engrafted (implanted) word (Jms. 2:10). At this time, the word (seed) has been lmpluDd in the heart, but there is ao blrtb at this Hocking Valley Entertainment Systems, Inc. ~lace. 3, DoUveryo Thebegettmg birth Is COII!plete at dellnry, a commJ forth from one moment, only the and conception have taken state and passing into another.When man is immersed in water, he comes out of the water by the power and work of God. He is a new creature, having passed from a lost state·tnto the saved state; from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of God's dear Son; and becomes a partaker of the divine nature. · 1\lu II Active ID Tlie Now Birth He must be bea- by the gospel; therefore, man must bear the gospel. He must oon<eiYI the seed, that is, receive the gospel in his beort by faith with meekness. He must be dollveled from the water, at which time he complete his new birth in bapllllla, . 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Before the game, 1coach Oshorne said he told his squad,"We're playing Atl!ens, not jus t any 4-8 team ... Athens! Anytime you beat an Athens team lt is an accomplishment." Osborqe sald aft er the game , "We felt they would co me here loade d with bear alter we beat them by 20 up there (78-58) _ (Tlm) Adams was back ln the lineup and \P,J) Lyons was healthy and has really been play ing good baiL "Our <il m was to control Lyons, Adams, and (Thadden) Brlent, execute our offensive game plan, helpoutondefenseiftheygotltto their post man and box out.'' he ooll-t-lnued. " Just basic fundamentals." GAHS suffered poor shooting nlght from the field, hitting 19-of-45 (42 percent ), but the Blue Devils defensive play, reboundlng, ball handling and'lorrld foul shooting (18-of-20) was enoul!'h . • • a • • • -· SEOAL, OPPONENTS tAU-Games) Team Greenfield .• ...:........... GaUipolla ........ : .......... Po111mouth......... ....... Luck honored Wheelenbur1 ............ 10 8 8 ChfUpeake ...... ......... 8 Warrea Local....... ...... 8 Waverly.. ......... .. ........ 6 RIO GRANDE - Robbin Luck , of the Rio Grande College womens basketball team has been nam ed the Greater Ohio Athletic Co nference Player of the Week for her performances ln Redwomen victories over Ohlo Dominica n f\ nd Moun I St. Joseph College. No s tranger to the a wa rd , the 5-foot-7 senior guard 'from SabIna, was a recipient twice as a sophomore. •• •• " '" w oJ: ...-.. • • 2 865 '726 4 715 8211 4 812 8'18 4 759 113 5 833 '1111 6 704 "104 9 751 808 9 7117 11lli 9 781 8'lS 9 711 '1t8 7 181 588 . 13 681 130 Marietta .................... 4 Loran ........................ 4 Alb.......................... 4 Porto. West................ 3 Pt. Pleuaat............... Jackoon ..................... 2 0 Frtday's aon-8EOtlL scores: Pt. Pleuant at Huntington Ea&t, ppnd, reset Feb. 1 Portamoulh 81 RUSHU 88 Greenfteld til Miami Trace S4 Minford at Wheelerabu.rc, ppad Waverly 6t Portsmouth West 56 Oak HID at Soutllem, Pf.nd, reset Feb. Coal Grove 58 South Po nt 49 Chesapeake 83 Butlalo-W&yne 86 Nelsonvtue-York at Atnen~ Barboul'llvUie al Pt. Pleaaant Oreenfteld at Green"Yiew Falrlaod a! Soutb Point Cheaapeake al Wayne Frlday't games: Warren Local at Athens Logan at Jackson Galllpol~ Ill Marle!ta Soath Point at Chesapeake Waverly at Northwest Southern at North Gallla Wheelenburg at Portsmouth West \\'ashtnPon CH at Greenfield Pt. Pleasant at Wahama Jan. 3ll&mM: Portsmouth at GalllpoUs Soutbent Ill Miller Jacklon at Portlmouth West Coal Grove at Wbeelenburg Pl. Pleuant at Melp ZannvWe at Marlefta YOUR FUTURE IS REASON ENOUGH te Team V.'a.rren Local............. 1 408 319 Loran ........................ s IWbbln Luck s 4 338 Marletta.. .................. 2 2 4 339 3'13 Jackoon "'""""'"""'" 0 TOT.US 18 I 323 441 18 2182 21112 Tri-State SEOAL RESI!RVES WLPOP Team Be~ · Loraa ........................ 5 1 2118 215 Athena....................... lll<lkoon " """""'"'""' 4 4 2 ~ 261 2 148 329 Galllpolla ... ...... .......... 2 Warren Local .... ;..... ... I TOT.US IS ' US MS 18 IIIII 1806 Martella .................... Co~ 4 m SOli I '191 289 2 ENROLL NOW Friday'• reaults: Ga111polla 55 Athens 49 Lorao 10 Marietta 45 Jackson GO Warrea Local 41 TueiJday's 1t.me1: La•~ a:t Columba ~t.. Charles QUALITY SERVICES RESIDENnAL & COMMERCIAL CLEANING .., Full FinanCial Aid To Those Who Qualify to' car-s in Cosmetology to' Continuous Enrollment to' D~y & ~ighl Classes 8.30-4,00 Mon.-Sat. 5:30-9:30 Mon.-Thurs. to' Placement Assistance to' CNnic open to public under the supervision· · of licensed Instructors .., IIlLER --- PH. (3041 773-9$4Cl or (6141 992-7270 URGENT CARE CENTER ~ •• ·-F-=~~=~ ~- We want you t'o know that we are here .. -. for YOU! Have You Heard? URGENT CARE CENTER • •• Located at.Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis .• , • :l ' ~ ~ ... ......"' • .. 446-5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECJ';SSARY -M.11nday-Frtd•!l Weekends & 'Holidays 5:00P.M. to 9:00P.M. 1.:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. . now open Mon.-Sat. 6:30 am to 5:30 pm We are now taking .orders for Valentine's Day Cakes! ..• ~ L . .. •"" DH k r ~ For all your Home Needs Health Care or your insurance company • .. • ~ M • • • • • • ~ • • ••• •• ,, 42 Court St., Gollipolis • 1s ••• • Freneh City For mOre Chan ·Z )'ears, our prote.. l<lnal stall h.. been cartnc lor your home health care needs. We understad how tmportont II lo to hove the "right" produclo, and to have them whea you need them. You ~ an dept!nd on Bowman's Homecare Medical Supply for prompt free delivery and setup In your home. We have saleo and rental PI'OJI'Iml and wUI bill Medicare • direct. II you have queollono about bllllar, caiiUL llewman's llomecare Medical Supply al10 offers free patient tralnlac, ed•caUonal•ervlces, and a conlllant pallent-monllorlnr prorram . PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 446-7213 CALL GOLLECT Bowman's Homecari Medical Supply 63 Pi111 St. Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Your complete bakiry headquarters for fresh bread, donuts, pastries, coffee cakes and all special occasion cakes. Call 446·6160 We also do subs, crossiants, sandwiches and 7" personal pinasl • EAT {N OR CARR1 OUT Mark Berklch, Gary Harrl"'on, 7-11-25; Thomas, Joel Spent:er, 0-0-0: David Todd, Todd Miller, 0..2-2; Tim Neville, 0·0.0: Billy .Evu.ns, 0-0-0; Tom Cornett, 0-0-0; TomHauldren, 0.2·2: KevlnStowen, 0-0-0. TOTALS lil-1~56. By quarters: i\ thens .................. ...... 9 H 14 10-41 Galllpol~ ........ .. .......... 14 17 13 Ji-56 Resenr e score: GaJIIpulls ~5 .A thena 49 Topaz 4 dr • .· *One owner *Auto. Trans. *A low 39,000 miles $3470 Only We Sold This One New 1985 Buick $8990 · *One owner car *Air cond., stereo, rear defroster & more •. $3995 Only Local Car and Very Nice · 1986 Monte·: Carlo SS .' •One owner car •Ony 15,000 miles Hhis car is equipped with T-top as well as all the other goodies. REDUCED THIS WEEK TO This One' $12,900 1984 GMC Van . JUST ARRI~EDI · · Quality Throughout . '*Full size with 305 V·8 engine *Features front and rear, air, power windows, power locks, tilt and cruise, AM-Fftil cassette & more. *Only 24,000 miles $18,000 NEW FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE FOR ONLY $12;800 1985 Chevy S-10 Truck This one .features a low 19,000 miles. Reduced for the First Time to ~ ~· {56) - Tom CasHd)·. 4-0..M: Chris Howard, 1000, 4 dr. AT THIS PRICE IT WON'T LAST LONG TODD & SHELIA Gi\LLIPOLL~ 1984 Mercury.'~ NQw Galllpolla 56 Athens U Warren Local 'l1 Jaekson 46 Loran 1'S Marietta 58 In the90-59wlnover0DC, Luck scored 30 points, hittin g on 13 of GALLIPOLIS - Gil Price, who 18 field-goal attempts. The East pla ye d center for Gallla Clinton High School graduate Academy High School's Blue also was 4-of-4 from the free- Devils four years (1970-74) ls the throw line and dished out seven Blue Devils' second all·llme assists. point producer wlth 1, 195. Hls RGC, 12-3 overall a nd 1-lln the . name was unintentionally ·omit league, defeated MSJ, as )-. uck ted in an article ln Thursday's bucketed 22 pionts. She was Tribune. Price scored 53 points 11-of-21 from the field, dished out his freshman year ln lO ·games; three ass is ts a nd nabbed three 270 in 22 as a sophomore; 4S3ln 23 stea ls. games, as a junior as GAHS Luck currently is second ln the advanced to the Class AA Regiconference ln scoring wlth a 20.8 n a! semifinals a t Dayton and 409 average. She is third ln field-goal for tile SEOAL champion Blue percentage, shooting at a .544 Devils hls senior year. Price is clip, . and fourt h in fr ee- throw also the GAHS's all-time leading . percentage, .851. re bounder with 996. • no a Alben8 ... ....... ,............ Friday'• reaults: 2nd GAHS career scorer ommitted 342 Corrlgan,O.O.O; Jim Conrath, J.<~-2; Trh'or Co$tello, Krhl Kostlval, 0.2-2. TOTt\LS 17-7-11. 1983 Pontiac -•Only 17,000 miles •Super nice and loaded with options t 13% 315 6 5 Skloner1 1-G-2; Chu ck Coe, 0..2-2; Cory Smith Buick-Pontiac,: ,Regal Limited WLPOP GaUipolla................... 10 to lead the· Galllans·: Dljve ~ Calvert led the visitors with 12. Brian Wa lsh had 10. ATHENS · (4 1) - Jlni strlcklln, .J-0-2: P.J. Lyon•, 4-2-10; Thadden Brlent, 5-I-It Tim Adamo, H ·i: Jeff Jonco. 1-f-~: lloug 1·1-3;' 3-2-K: · 4-0-K: 0.0.0; SS4SO Need I Say More 1987 Chevrolet' Astro Mini Van: ~ With a quality Mark Ill COl)·· version. This mini van w~l. cater your every need. Also equipped with a 4.3 Fl V-,6, ' . Reduced for This Sali $14,900 WAS S18,100 .' ' 1983 Pontiac Bonneville 4 dr• Brouaham •One pf a kina *One owner ·•Loaded with options •Only 35,000 miles New Buick TraCie- In ' ' 1986 Chevrolet 1986 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 ;*Only 7,000 miles Cavalier 4 dr. *T-top, power windows, AM-FM cassette, tilt and cruise, delay wipers, auto. trans. The list goes on and on. Reduced this wuk to $12,900 Sines& • . The Big SEOAL V,\JISITY • ----... .. --......... -.. W L P OP 13 0 718 IJf2 12 I 813 8'11 12 2 919 '7111 Sooth Point ........ ........ Southera .................... by GOAC .. •• AHS had 23 turnovers. Galllpolls plays at Marle,tta Friday and will host Portsmouth Saturday. Athens wlll hos t Nelsonvllle-York Tuesday a nd Warren Local Friday. In Friday's reserve game, Barry Sealock's GAHS Blue Imps moved out of last place for the first tlme this winter with a 55-49 victory over Athens. The loss knocked the Bullpupsout of a tle for first place with Logan. The Imps, now 6-7 and 2-4, led 14-4, 23-11 a nd 40 -23 at the quartermarks. Ma rk Kimble ha d 18 points, William Strait 14 arid Joe Owens ----SEO standings---- BERKICH DRIVES - Gallipolis center Mark Berklch (31) drives around AHS defender during Friday's SEOAL hardwood game at Galllpolil!; The Blue Devils captured a5fH1 victory over the BuUdogs. "I wouldn't be s upr lsed if s he would win it again some llm e," Redwomen Coach Chery l Flelltz sald. "She means leaders hip a nd s tability to this team and ls an obvious scoring threat. Wh en we need the points we look to her to provide them , and most of the tlme she co mes through." for the Devils to post Its 12th , victory ln 13 starts, Inside the SEOAL, GallipoUli remained one-game ahead of Warren Local with a 6-0 record. Athens dropped tp 4-9 over all and 2-4 Inside the conference. "We never let them get Into their offensive flow all night, " Osborne, whose teams have now won 19 and lost17 against Ath ens teams ln 18 seasons, sald. The Bulldogs still hold a commanding series lead, 76-38. After miss ing his first slx shots from the field, Gary Harrison found the range ln the second period with 14 points e nroute to a game-high 25. Tom Cassady, Chris Howard and Jason Thomas had eight apiece. Brlentled the Bulldogs with 11. Lyons chipped ln wlth 10. GAHS led 14-9, 31--17 and 44-31 at the quarterm arks. GAHShad27rebounds , nlneby Howard and six by Mar k Berklc~ . The winners had 12 turnovers. Athens hit 17 of 38 field goal attempts (44.7 percent) and seven of 10 free thr ows. The Bulldogs had 21 rebounds, five each by Brlent and J eff Jones. '*7,000-12,000 miles ' '> ,*All equipped with : auto. trans., air cond., AM-; FM stereo, PS, PB, tinted glass, etc. S7995' I ·• · OAKLAND, Call!. - Kaiser Aluminum & ':<:hem leal Corp. reported a net loss tor all ofl986of .$32. 7 million, or 82 cents per common share, - compared with a 1985 net loss of $186.5 million, or $4.33 per share. · These -results include net Income from dlsco·ntl~lied operations of $21 .7 million, or 48 cents per : share, ln 1986 and $16.2 mllllon , or 37 cents per s hare in 1985. , The corporation's total 1986 sales were $2.2 · - · billion, up from sales of $2 billion in 1985. : , The principal non-operating Items affecting the : cor poration's full-year 1986 results include: a '• pre- tax loss of$59.4 million from the wrltedown of oll and gas-reser-ves; a pre-tax gain of $54.5 ' million (included In discontinued operations) from the sale of Kaiser Development Co., a subsl~iary which held a major portion of the • company's rea l estate assets; a pre- tax gain of $32.5 million recorded . ln the first quarter in ., connection wlth the cancellation of a long-term ~- natural gas supply contract;· a pre- ta x galn of :~ $16.9 million from the sale of the company's ~ Interest In Anglesey Aluminum Ltd., a Welsh . •·• primary aluminum producer; and a pre-tax gain ; of $20.2 mllllon resulting from adoption of Financial Accounting Standards 87 · and 88 • relating to employees' accounting for defined be]leflt pension pla ns. Adoption of these Stand- • We have close to 75 nice, late ~ model cars and trucks in stock now, awaiting a new home with.' .you. So stop in·and find yours to··' day. ... NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ·· January 25. 1987 ards caused Kai ser Aluminum to resta te Its previously a nnounced results for th e first quarter of 1986. On an after-tax basis, non-operating Hems ~nd the sa le of Kaiser Development Co. improved the corporation 's 1986 financial res ult s by $19.7 million or 44 cents per sha re. Included in 1985's financial result s are asset wrlt edown~ and a loss on dispos ition of the co mpa ny' s trading bu sin ess which, on an aft er· tax basis, totaled$124.2 million or $2.&'1 per share. These results also Include, for both continuing a nd discontinued opera tions, a tax provision of $17 million in 1986 and a negat ive tax provision of $152.7 million ln 1985. Chairman Cor nell C. Maler said the aluminum division 's total 1986 operating loss "was lowered to $94.2 million from $153 mlllion In the prior year . by sharply reducing our raw material s and primary metal production costs, by substantial · ln g Increasing fabricated produ c ts ooutput and sales volume, a nd by continued gains ln produ ct quality and customer service. "Total 1986 aluminum di vision operating results, excl udin g the effect of tower price realizations, improv ed about $120 mllllon from 1985. Unfortun ately, a 3 percent year-to year drop ln price realizations for U.S. fabricated aluminum products offset a major part of our 1986 cost reductions, but we Int end to vigorously pu rsue our cos t reduction program and achieve further declin es in the a lum inum division 's brea k-even point ," ~e said. "Over the nex t 12 to 18month s, we beli eve we ca n pu t in place substant.lal ad ditional effici encies, which will fu rther reduce cos ts. "The corporation's total debt was red uced bv $135.4 million in 1986, prim arily through the sa le of assets .not related to or needed ln our cor£' aluminum and chemic al busin esses." Maler sa id , "and significa nt additional debt reduct ion is planned for 1987," In the fourth quart er of 1986, the cor porat ion had a net loss of $18·.3 million or 4:1 cenls per share, compared with a net loss of $1 07.8 million or$2.46 per s hare ln the last quarter of 1985. These resu lt s include net in co me from discontinued opera tions of $20.6 million or 46 cents per s hare in 1986 and $2.2 m illion or Scen ts per share in 19&';, Ri'su it s fo r th e 1986 quarter incl ude the wt·itedown of oi l and gas rese rves as well as the ga in s on the sa les of rea l esta te assets a nd par t of the compa ny's interest in Anglesey Alu minum. Result s for th e 1985 ·quarter in clude th e previously m PntionPd asset wrlt edown s 11 nd loss on dis position. Fourth quarter 1986 sa les increased to $fl44.6 million from $512.5million in the.sameperiod last year. Mai er sai d the a lum inum div is ion' s fourth qua rt er operating loss . was $32.9 m1111on, a n increase fr'Om a n operat in g loss of $2.8 mUilon in thr th ird quat·t er or 1986 due to a less favorable product mix ca used by a 1f> percent dec line In fabricated produ cts s hipment s. "Based on our rerr nt in com ing order rate, we ex pect to see an imp rovement In fa bricated products shipment s in the fl rs l three months of l ~IR7 :tnd arc optimist ic th:t l eco nomic and ind ust ry co ndition s wil l allow fu rth er gains In la t er quart ers ," Malrr sai d. "Ka i s~t· Che mi cn ls, our industri a l a nd specia lty chem ica ls bu siness, wh ich incur red a small loss in 198:J du l;\ t o an asset writ c down, was pro fita ble ln 19Rfi IJera usr. of betlcr competitive co nditions In a numbN of key markets . l·lars hHwiF'Iltrol , the s pec ia lty chem icals part nership mana ged by Kalspr Alum inum, benefited during the yea r from higher demand for fluid crack ing ca talysts used ln petro leum re lining a nd from strong cus tomer ill'CPpl ancC'Of new ca talyst products. " he a dded . For all of 198fi, alumi num divi sion shipments total ed ll40.800 to ns. 1:1 perce nt a bove 1985 shi pment s of 74:l.100 tons . Abo ut 90 percent of 1986 shipment s were in the for m or fabr icated products rompa red with 94 percP nl In the prior y~ar. Fourth quarter 1986 shipment s WNI' 208. 200 tons. up 6 perce nt from shipm ent s of 1!15,1XXJ Ions ln 198S' s follrth quart f'l'. rinsurance situation. is topic ~: of OVMA's January meeting • · ' RIO GRANDE - The liability :: insurance situation was the topic ; · of• a pres entation by Tom Wi se. ~ man , president of Th e Wiseman : : Agency, at Janua ry's meeting of ; . th)' Ohio Valley Management -: Association. ' Wiseman di sc ussed changes ln ; : insurance industry over the ~ast .; few years. : • PreviouslY- . he sald, premi•: urns, costs and claims had been •. closely related. Since 1978, the ; r elations hips be tw een those .. three Ite ms have been changing a nd the industry is still in a period of change, he •added. r Wiseman presented several fa ctors that may enter into the insurance indu stry as it strives to reach stability again. ; : . Wiseman attended Marshall • University and the University of : · Ci ncinnati, where he was en: : rolled in an insurance co-op •' program. In 1980, he returned to : · Gallipolis to help m anage the :: family in~uranc_e bus iness fol-: lowJng the death of his father. He > has furthered his Ins urance and : : business background by attain- lng the designations of Cer tified Insurance Counselor a nd Cer tifi ed Estate and Bus iness Analyst In 1985, Wisem an beca me president of The Wise man Agency In" and continu es ln tha t capacity. He ls a member of the Independent Ins ura nce Agents Association of Ohio, past president of the Galllpolls .Rot ary Club, on the hoards of th e French Art Colony ~nd the Ga llipolis Area Chamber of Commerce and a member of St. Pe ter 's Episcopal Church. Attending the meetin g were E dith Adkins and Emelyn Scarberry, Ohlo Bureau of Emp loy, ment Services; Gary Argo, Cam sco Produce Co.; Raymond Blowers, Ohio Valley E lectric Corp.; Bill Brady, Stauffer Chemical Division; Carol Can~ trell , tax administrator for the village of Rio Grand e; Tom Childs, Holzer Medica l Center; l\'lar k Curry, Tom Wi sem an and Gary Roach, The Wiseman Agency; Carl Da hlber gll. Jim [)avis, Federal Mogul Corp.; Bill ~~. C&SOE ~~ ~ppoints \~,. marketing . ,~ supenr1sor ATHENS - Daniel L. Bev<\n -: has been promoted to marketing · a nd customer services supervl1 · sor for Columbus &, Southern Ohio Electric Co.'s Athens division, ma nager John R. Weeks . ,said. · Bevan will superv ise a ll mar'keting and customer service 'activities ln the Athens division, reporting to How ard Stevens, serv lces manal!'Pr. • l The Wilmin gton native repla···'ces Steven T. Bodkin, who was promot ed to a man ger's position ' ;with Indi a na & Mic higan Elect •ric Co. , a nother American Elect' r lc Power Corp. subsidiary . , · An employl'e of C&SOE since ' :1969, Bevan ha s served as sales, ·'consumer sales and genera l : -consumer services repr·esenta • ' tive, account executive, energy services coordinator a nd POI\'er englnrer. Prior to his promotion, Bevan was a Marketing & Customer Services t epresenta tive s upervisor ln the Northeas t quadrant office of C&SOE 's Columbus division. Bevan, who gradua ted from Ohlo State Un ivers ity wilh a bachelor 's ' degree ln bu sines s administration, currently lives in London. Ohio. and plans to relocate hls family to Athens. . ' ·: ~:nattve • . ~~~ccepts •• •• ~;position . ' , • GALLIPOLIS - Donald E. : Rollinson, Ph .D .. son of Mr. and · Mrs. Donald M. Robinson, 291 :;uac'kson' Pike, Gallipolis, has Donald E . Robinson , been named vice pres ident a nd rlence wlth the glass divis ion of general manager of the United Ford Motor Co. 1--N Inc'. automotive glass fabrlA graduate of Gallla Academy ·catlng facUlty in Versailles, Ky . High School and the University of United L-N is a ·joint venture · Detroit, Robinson grad uated ormed by Llbbey-Owens-Ford cum laude with a bachelor's Co. and Nippon Sheet Glass of degree ln ln chemical engineer"Japan. Ing In 1969, received his m as ter' s ' d Robinson joined Llbbey - degree ln engineering in 1969 and , owe ns-Ford . ln 1983- as plant earned his doctorat e ln engineer~ ll'!anager of the Rossford, Ohio, ing In 1976. ·~clllty and wa s -!'sslgned manHe married the former Janet : ager of special projects- Hoey of Detroit. They have three ;operations tn 1986. Ten years children: Slephen, Dennis and ~j!Pfor to joining . LOF, he gained Joseph . The family wlll be : l!xtenslve glass plant manage- moving to Kentucky In the nea r men t and engineering expe- future. .. ' . I Gr ay, WJEH / WY PC Radio: P hyllis Handley , Jac kso n Chamber of Commerce; Scotl Hinsch, Comme rcial & Savi ngs Bank; Romola Hopkins, Ga llla.J ackson-Meigs Menta l Health Board; John Ko ebel , Columbia Gas of Ohio: John Lambert a nd Bob Lambert. Jackson Aluminum Co.; Ron McDade, Columbus & Southern Ohio Ele ctric Co.; Bernard Murphy, Ohio Industrial Training Program; Jack Roder us, Gallia Metropoli tan Housing Authority; Walter Stowers, Ohlo Bureau of Employment Services; Ron Toler, Toler & Tole r Insurance; A.J . Traw ick , Ohio Power Co. Attending from Rio Grand e Co llege were Richard Adams, Robe rt Allen, Ra:y Boggs, Bev~rly Cra btree, Don Plymale, Paul Hayes, Herman Koby, Sanford Lane, Dwight Leedy, Rick Litton, Phyllis Mason, P. Evans Stephens , Margaret Thomas, Harold Walker and Kim Williams. OVMA meets on th e first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 a. m. lnRooml15oftheJam esA . Rhodes Student Cenler for breakfast and a shor t program. For more Information, contact Dwight Leedy, 'Ohio Tec hnology Transfer Organization coordinator, at 245-5353, extension 367, or 1-!llO-282-7201. Business deductions for travel accepted by IRS _ GA LLIPOLI S - If your employmml rcq ulr~s yo u to travel aw:1 .v from home on H rempontry job asstgnmrnt, yo u ma y be e ll glbiP to dC'ducl ma ny of your ex penst•s ft·om yo ur · in come subj~ct to tax, adv ises H & R Block, the internati onal Ia ~ preparation fh·m . Block tax pr~pa rcrs report that r ulrs of t h~ In ter nal Rcvr nu e Serv ice pl'rmlt employres lo d<' duct a ll "t'rasonable and necessa ry" costs connrcted with th~ l r IPmporary du lles while away from the ir place of <'mp loymcnt and their homl's . The tem porar.v ass lgnme nl mu st not las t rnon• lhHn two yea rs. What happens If yo ur t~ mp ot · · ary assignme nt beco mes a perma nent job'? No ma tt er, you ca n s till drdu cl the business cxpensrs, acrord tng to Block . Keep 1n ml nd , hOWI'vcr , the deduct Ions allowed m·e for those expcmses Incurred during th e p<'riod the assig nm e nt was temporary . Ex penses for th e per iod in whi ch you knew the assig nment was Jl('rmanC'nt an• not deduc llbtc . Somr cxa mplrs of reasona hlr A'f'TENDS CONFERENCE - Delores Wall, lefl, and Karen Clay, E.A.s , owners oft he II & R Block office in Gallipolis, rl!cently attended the annulli II & R Block Satellite Convention ln Columbo>. The three-day meeting was attended by owners and managers from Ohlo, West VIrginia and Kentu cky. Shuron McAlliste r, vice pres ident and divisional director, from the flrm' s dlvlslonal oil lees In Chicago, Ill., was also in attendance. Delores and Karen attended seminars· covering many lax topics In preparation fo r 1986 and 1987 new tax changes. The loclli office Is open Monday through Saturday to assist resi dents wlth these changrs. Firtn.reports small quarterly loss :IGallia 6 To Choose From :, D : Kaiser reports $32.7 million net loss in 1986 ... .. ti--i•ntiltetSection FINDLAY - Grea ter Ohio Corporatio n repor ted a small net loss for the first qu arter of fiscal 1987, which end ed Dec. 31. 1986, and also reported the sa le of property in Toledo earlier th is month , which will significantly affect ea rnings in the second quarter. John E. Arnold, pres id ent of Greater Ohio, sa ld the corporatlon reported a loss of $117,666 or 4 ce nt s per s hare for the first quarter of fiscal 1987, co mpared to profit of $155,868 or 5 cent s per share for the first qua rter ljf fiscal 1986. He also reported that the corporation sol d 74 acres of vaca nt land ln Monclova Town- shlp ln Lucas County to thc clty of Toledo on .Ja n . 8, 1987. He s11 ld this wi ll rP> uit in a one-time contribu tion of earnings to $U million, which will be report<'d with seco nd qua rter result s. Revenues for the fir st quarter of 19R7 were $:l,5J:l,6 1 ~ compared to $4, 1J41 ,429repo rted for the firs I th ree months of fiscal 1986. Assets on Dec. 31, 198li, were $142.4 mllllon, co mpared to$141.1 million reported a year earlier. Arnold sai d first quarter rcsuit s were actu al ly the resu lt of improv~d opera! ing per for ma nce despite the reported loss. He said In the fir st quartrr of fisca l 1986 earni ngs benefiled by approximately $296,000 from a gai n on the sale of mortgage- and backed SC'c urlt!C's . Thr Grea ter 0 1110 Corporat ion Is IJased In F'ind tay, and ha ' in terests in sav ings and loans and real es tate. Its sav ings and loan su bsidiary Is CSL Savings Bank . CSL has two offlc~s In Tiffin and two off l c~s In Flnlilay . nf'Cessary ex pe n ~rl-1 arP plant' or rail fare s, taxi and publi c lr a nsit, ca r rrnt a ls, meals and lodging, t{')pph onc, trtegrap h and postage, clea ning and laundry costs and tips. As wit h all 111x dcdu cllons, accurat e records at•r lmpor'tant , so save rrcdpts a nd krep :t log of m llra gr a lllll ncl<icn Ia I ex Jll •nscs. PBS show focuses · upon training workers What ls unique about thls By DAVID VESEY program ls th at PBS, ora nyof it s UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON (UP! ) -The 310 member stations, ca n tra ns training of workers ln the United mit the trai ning videos direc tly States ls a$30 billlonlndustry and ln lo the workplace via satellite, the P ublic Broadcasting Service microwave or addressable cable. Subscribers to NNS ca n tape - using It s technology, talent and Innovation - ls seeking a the programs, dec id e which they like, and continue to use them for s h ~re of the business. . S ut not, of course, wlth a profit up to one year. After that, the motive, PBS marketing official s ub scr l~rs are legally bound to Jlm Troy sai d after the Jan. 5 erase the tapes. The Idea ls to maximize premiere of the National NarGA LLIPOLIS - Ohi o Valley training opportunities whil e minrowcast Service. The service offers corporate Imizing th e tlme and expense Supermarkets Inc. has hired two new mea t managers for loca l .tra ining and Informational pro- involved, NNS says . gra mming In flve areas of PBS is unique ly able to prov ide · F'ood land s tores, compa ny au · thorltles said . Interes t, or "tracks," as PBS the service, Troy said, beca use of Pete Cheescbrew of r.:a .s t ~rn calls them. T hey Include sales It s sophisticated national co mAvenue, Ga llipolis, has accepted and marketing, management .munlcat lons networK as well as the pos ition at Twin Rivers and s upervision, computer liter· Its comm itment to Informational F'ood land In Point Pleasa nt , . acy, e ffective communications services . and technical skills. ."The reason PBS is doing· while Fred C. Ferrell, 3.1 Henkt ~ Ave .. Gallipolis, ha s accepted the In addition to the five - basic this, " Troy sai d, " Is because we subj ect areas , NNS al so wlll offer have a history of doing educa- position at Ohio Valley Foodlund , 520 .Jac kson Pik e. four premium tracks that are tional programming a nd thls ls tailor-made for accountants, cor- an extens ion of that mis sion ." Cheesebrew, a 19,'lOgraduatPor porate counse ls, corporate trainThe service, which took more ers a nd computer specialists . than three years to develop, will Point Pleasa nt Hi gh School. has A track wtllof!erfrom !lvetolO allow tra inin g director s to vlew $Jl(' nt the past six years as mea t hour s o! programming each hundreds of videos right off the ir manag er of Ohlo Val ley month. Foodla nd. monitors. I Meat managers named at 2 Foodland stores He .~ pe nt Ihrw •yra rs In t h~ U.S. Air Force <tnd t7 years ln t hP U.S. Army. Fo tlowln~ mlt ilar.v sP t'vlcc. he was a coo k for G & (' Tow ing and cu i meat for Wlnn - · Dixie SuJl('rmlil'kcls a nd Gia nt , Foods, both In Alabama. ~·erre l i. a n em ploy"" of th e Great Atl a nli <' & Pacl flc T<·a C'o. for 17 yea r~ . s p~nt three yPIII's as mea t m a n ag~r at the former Pl c-Pac SupC't'markct at 735 Second Aw . A nati ve of least Bank, W.Va., wlih ~2 ye11rs CX!X'rlc nce ln rNaU cuttln~ a nd depar imcnl manag, lng, he has SJl('nt the pas t 1y, years as mea l manager a t Twin Rivers Food land . -- �25. 1987 , Page- D-2 ... 9 • Wanted To Buy January 25,' 1987 Agl,ng program... MYSTERY FARM .- This week's mystery farm, featured by the Gallla SoU and Water Conservation District, Is located somewhere In Gallla County. Individuals wishing to participate In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm's owner: Just mall, or drop off your guess to the the Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, or the Gallipolis Tribune, 825 Third Ave. , Galllpoll!i, Ohio, 45631, and you may win a$5 .cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or teller. No telephone calls wlll be accepted. All contest entries should be tumed In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday . In case of .a tie, the winner wUI be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Meigs County I arm wUI be featured by lhe Meigs SoU and Water Conserva· lion District. Windbreakers help deflect cold By Opal Dyer Meigs SCS Secretary POMEROY - Do you have that area around your home or buildings where the cold winter winds blow ? Have you thought It would be nice to break tho se winds? A farm stead windbreak may be just the thing to help deflecl those co ld winds from your home or buildings. Windbrea ks consist of three rows of fas t-growing pine trees with a row of low growing shrubs. The shrub row provides protec· tlon near the ground surface. The trees are planted perpendicular "to the prevailing winds so as to protect bulldln;:s from direct wind. Trees are spaced six to ten · feet apart in the row, with ten feet ·between rows . This m'eans a windbreak would cover an area ·about 25·30 feet wide and be as long as necessa ry. • Windbreaks provide protec tion a distance of 5 to 15 times the · height. Thus a windbreak with 10 loot high trees would protect an area 50 to 150 feet from the trees. It Is prefera bl e to establish the ·windbreak about 75 to 100 feet !rom the area to be protected. The time to plan your wind· break is now. The windbreak area should be marked out. tree type selected and amount of trees and shrubs needed . Tree planting should be done the first week of April. Mainta ining fertility level ·and caring for the newly planted ~eed lln gs will ensure maximum growth and plant vigor. The windbreak Is a low cost practice that ca n provide an energy savi ngs once It Is well· established . • Soli Co nservation Service ··(SCS) personnel are available to help plan and answer questions about windbreaks. For further :. Information cont ac t the Meigs . SWCD Offl at 992-6647 or stop •. by at 221 West Second Street. second floor of the Farmers Bank building In Pomeroy. The Meigs SWCD Ladles Auxll· 'tary h~ve ava ilable tree packets containing single varieties of :white pine, red pine. Austrian pin e, Sco tch pine, Norway ~ Milk production . down three percent WASHINGTON (UP!) - U.S. milk production In key dairy · states was down 3 percen t last month compared to a year earlier. That means milk production. at 9.77 billion pounds In De· cember, has been below year· earlier levels for six consecu tive months. The Agricult ure Department's report or lowered produ ction Wednesday Indicated that milk production and d~mand for milk, butter. cheese. yogurt and Ice cream are corning Into balance after·years of surplus. Milk production Is down as a resu lt of a program to pa y some dairy farmers to get out n f the dairy business and send their cows to slaughter. Police cite three local drivers GALLIPOLIS ~ City Pollee cited a total of three drivers for violations Friday and Satu rday. • Da nny F. Harrison, 25, Galllpo· Us, was cited for driving while under the Influence of alcohol and speeding. Lesley C. Mart.ln, 17, 1130 Second Ave., was cited for failure to control; and Danny R. James R . Johnson, 18, 2216 Eas tern Ave., for failure to obey a stop sign. Pt. Pleasant store... served, White explained, will be 'ihrough doctors . She reported that letters have gone out to doctors In the area and that a lot of referrals have been ·made. The selection of families to be served will hi! made on the basis of need, but not always using the elem ent of financial need. . As for the r espite care aides to be hired, Whi te said that numer · ous applications are already on file and the scr eening will begin next week. Once the selection has been made, training w!IJ be handled by Linda Friend, the Center's heal!~ coordinator, the Meigs County Home Health Care Service, and the medical techn i· clans from the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At the suggestion of Rhond a Dalley , R. N ., director of the Extended Care Facility of Veterans Memorial Hospital, some exposure to Alzheimer's disease victims will be Included In the training. Applicants will be asked to visit the factllty before entering the program to deter· mine their coping abilities with victims of AD·RD with ~orne further exposure to take place during the actual training for respite care work. In addition to respite care which will be offered on a sliding fee scale, a program or training sessions for caregivers is being planned. Th e sessions wlll accent actual ca r e of the patient. as well as the emotional and psychologl· cal side of dealing with the disease whose victims are in a steady decline toward a st ate of Continued from A-1 evening just after the store had been closed . Members of the spruce, Colorado blue spruce sheriff's department, the Point tree seedlings.· These packets Pleasant Detachment of the West contai n 25 seedlings of a single VIrginia State Police, Point Plea· variety and sell for $6.00. They sant Pollee Department and also have a backyard packet other law enforcement· agencies which contai ns 5 each of white from surrounding towns and snowberry, redosler dogwood , counties sealed off the area lilac. Colorado Blue Spruce and around the store shortly America n Burning Bush. These thereafter . · packets sell for $7.00 each. According to the sheriff's de· The Meigs SWCDLA also have partment, Layton was Inside the the following ground cover plant s store when the two Individuals available In packets of 50. Crown · entered the building. vetch 48 plants for $14.00; Perl· Further details wer e unava lla· wl nkel 50 plants/$9.00; English ble pending the Investigation. Ivy 50 plants for $13100 and Pachysandra 50 plants/ $13.00. Public Notice To place an order fort hese tree Firemen answer packets or gr ound cover plants, NOTICE TO stop by the ¥elgs SWCD Office false·alann call CONTRACTORS on the second floor of the STATE OF OHIO Farmers Bank Building or mall DEPARTMENT OF GALLIPOLIS - The City Vo· TRANSPORTATION your crder with a check or money lunteer Fire Department r eColumbus. Ohio · order to Meigs SWCDLA, P.O. sponded to a false alarm at January 16, 1987 Box 432 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. All Gallipolis Developmental Center Contrac1 Sales orders must be prepaid and are Saturday morning. The 8:12a.m. lagal Copy No, 87· 89 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT available on a flrstcorrie basis, so allrin was triggered by a mal· Sealed propouls will be get your orders In earl y to assure functioning smoke alarm, ac· received at the office of the we have the varieties you want. cording to department records. Direetor of the Ohio Depertmant of Transportation, Col· umbuo. Ohio. until1 0:00 A. M.. Ohio Standard Time, 1 . ( Tuesday. February 10, 1987, for improvement• in : M· G. I\ia Ho~· 10 '"" 9• Monroe.• Morgan, NobleBlga, and Wllhlngton Counties, Ohio, on various routes and IIC· tlonl, by heribicidal spray- Farm flashes Burley sales average $149.39 per hundred By Edward M. Vollhom County Extension Agent Agriculture GA LLIPOLIS - A friend of mine said a . few weeks ago: " Where there Is no winter there can be no spring". Enough of this winter weather,l'rn ready for spring. ·According to the USDA Mar ket Service, Burley Tobacco sales for the week ending January 15 averaged $149.39 per hundred. That brought the average for the season to $156.69 per hundred. The poor accepted 36.1 percent of the gross sales for the period January 12·15. The tota l to the pool thus far for the season Is 7.5 percent. Practl· cally all grades had prtee loss for the week or at least S1 to $3 per hundred. Non·descrlpt market· lngs lost $10 to $23 from a week earlier . Most Burley Tobacco produc· ers are very concerned about the day·to·day grade varlence that has took place In recent weeks. Only, a few of . the larger markets In Kentucky remained open this past week, with · an estimated 93 per cent of the 1986 crop already being sold. All the price drop ca me despite the figures showing a Burley produc· tton drop of some 23 percent!rom last year. So goes the theory of "Supply Economics"[ (1. special thanks those who helped make the Tuesday evenIng Pork meeting a success. Refreshment sponsor s Included: River City Farm Supply; •Altizer Farm Supply: Duncan's Moor· man Feed; Farm Credit Service; Ohio Valley Bank; Commercial and Savings Bank; Heinold Hog Market and Herman Falter packing . Feeding and disease preven· tlon were major topics. The depth of the information pres· ented was overwhelming. It Is a good thing the professors gave handouts that we can take and read over several Urnes. The December blend price for milk testing 3.5 percent butterfat In the Oltlo Valley order was $13.02 per hundred. A 16.7 per· cent buttea·!at differential was applied per one-tenth of one percent variation !rom the 3.5 percenl standard. M ark your ca lendar for the Gallia deputies investigate thefts GALLIPOLIS - Th e Callla County Sheriff Department Is Investigating the theft of two necklaces and a drill from a Patriot Star Rou te residence. Pearl Crews, 72. reported the thefts to the department. No time or date for the offense was listed on the department Investigation report. Board members attending the Friday session were Dr. James Witherell, Meigs · Health Servl· ces; Scott Lucas. administrator, Theresa Andrews, R. N. and Rhonda Dalley, R. N., Veterans Memorial Hospital; Jon Jacobs and Norma Torres, R. N ., Health Department; .Cindy Oliveri, Meigs County Extension Ofllce; Elizabeth Smith, R. N., Home Health; Sid Edwards . Callla· Meigs Co mmunity Action Agency: James Corbitt , Metho· dist Ministries ; Malcolm Ore· baugh, Woodland Centers; Tho· mas, White and Garretson, Aging Councils, and .Charlene Hoeflich, The Dally sentinel. Cited by patrol GALLIPOLIS - Three men were placed in Gallla County Jail Friday night after being arrested by local law enforcement authorities. . Rudolph M . Cordon Jr., 56, 752 Third Ave., was arres ted by the Callia·Melgs Post . of the Ol)lo State Highway Patrol for driving while under the influence of alcohol and failure to fasten his sea t belt. Richard E. Parsons. 27. Rt. 1, Northup, was taken Into custody by the Callia County Sheriff Department , on a leletype holder from the Mason County ( W .Va .~ Sheriff Department, for the for grand theft of an automobile. Eddie L. Wolf. 33, Columbus, was arrested by the Gallla department for DWI. &AUCTION £ Tri-Green Interstate Equipment. Inc. ' 7 miles north of London. Ohio at 1ntersect1on oil· 70 {exit# 791 and U.S. Route 42 . 12 mlles west of Columbu s. 19 mtles east of Springfield and 40 miles east ol Otiyton Thursday, January 29, 1987 Thursday, February 26, 1987 SALES HELD LAST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH lllil1lr- ~1m Ann ounee 111 en Is 4 3 Announcamants Giveaway 1 year· all white mile dog· part Hutkie. Shott II licenaet . Cell 614· 266- 1988 or .tt• 8. 814· 4 N- • UMd Farm & lnduotrial Equipment Of All Kindo Con signmentS from se¥era l Local Farms and Dealers. Many items at Absolute Auction. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS AUCTION AS A BUYER-SELLER-VISITOR TRACTORS: J .D., I.H., CaM, M.F., Fqrd, Etc. -.od Mlk01 & Modell to choose from 25 to t 50 H.P. Giveaway WILLIAM PUGH "LITTLE BILL" WIMn lilt is snatched so sud· dotlly, ad tha onswers do not co1111: When r111on is hiddtn by dlrknoss ond pain slowly bonp tho drum. empty chair in 1 , _ where two llr?ulht lllhJ by the love thly shored, Is dark now as duth hos ••· ~n VA RATE REDUCTION.: ' list tht poin in wur7odly ever 111d In my tift.' tt..? lilt tht drud for tomonow dtpart? Oh, brlnf mt out of this pit. dur ord. lot matIll the awn on my loco: lot mo hold i had that Ia wor• to the toach: Gtwt ma 1011oono to lilt the apeco. . Rtlll....r, my child, your first 1...: the touch. tltowarmth, ond the thrill. Ht would want us top on with ....... Tills Nn wo· caltld "Littlo Blll". lrlttlll by 8. L. Ch11l1111 ,...., 16, 1987 The flmlly of Bill Puah wauld IIU to txttnd their deep to 111 lite PtOPit !hit of. 'IUfiport tflrou.. Several Makes & Models of Corn Ptckers & Gravtly Wagons Heve old ntwtpapert. Anyone who it internted In recycling them may call 614-246·6421 . If you currently have an existing VA Home · Mortgage Loan you can: reduce your interest to: 80fo for ·30 years, · ·&1120fo for . 15 years. Could save you a lot ~ of money paid out in ' intereit. Call Vickie Hauldren with Morg"gt Ont of Ohio for mort information at (614) 446-4042 / ' 4 AVON, no urvlce charge, open territories. phone 304-676· 1429. Baby aitter 8:30 to 6:00, Mon· day •hru Friday. Middle aged penon preferr ed, 304-676· 4093 after 6:00 only. Mature woman to llveln and care for elderly gentleman 4-6 days per week. Mu st have good ref•ences. Prefer non-smoker. 304·175·1405. 12 lnduslnal Equtl)ment and selvfige tractors Tillage EQutpment. Plows 1 · 7 bott oms, dtscs . Fteld Cull tv!llors. Pa ckers. Etc.. Grinder·MtKers, Round & Square Balers, Aakes & Mowers ot alllunds Toato. Eq....,_. to 111it • LUNCH SERVED a Will Tri-Green lnterstate•Equipment, Inc. 15 E...,_.-,. 1499 U.S. Route 42 N.E. London. Ohio 43140 (614) 879-773·1 • 879-7732 • 879-7649 (Poru) Dick Green Judy Green Connie G. Situations Wanted do word proce11ing in my home. Call 614-446-8136. c11e for children in your home and do light hou1e work. Days only. Call 614·992·2428. Will Schools Instruction Ratreln N'Wt'. Southealtern Bu1· ine11 Colfege. Call 614-446· 43e7. GET SOME BREAD WITH AWANT AD Painting: lnteriOt IL e~~;terior . 25 veers experience. Reasonable rste1. Call -81 4-268·8786. Wanted to do· Painting. Catl 614·256·6786 . LPN werns to do private duty. 2 ye•a flllptrlene& In holpital, 2 yean experlenee private duty. Call 814 -44&·8398. 54 Misc . Merchandise JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT Special Sale Financial REAR BLADES s. 21 Business Opportunity · Starling At I NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommen ds ttun you do business with people you know, and.NOT to send m(moy through the mall until you hove in~estlgated the offering . ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Must have bathe· lor's degree in at· taunting. Competi· tiva salary, good be· nefits. Send resume to Box T-7000 t/o Goll.ipolis Tribune. 6, 7, s & 10 n. $1 2S 446-9777 THE Professional Services - - - - - - -- Plano & organ lessons. Mary lucas. Ca ll 814-446 -9787 or 614-446-4426. Starks Tree end Lewn S&rvlce Hedge s, shrubs , bus hel lrimm9d. land1eaping, Slump end leaf removal. 304-576· 2842 or 67&-2010. Real Estate 31 Homes for Sele What a Bargain! 2 storv house: Remodeled, totally rewired, in· sulated, brand new hot well!lf heater. 2 or "3 SA ' s low heating bills, very nice lot, garage with 2 outbuildings. All for only 820,000. Call 614-246 -9378 after 5PM. Former or new Avon represent•· tivu wanted. No .t hlpping charge, no &ign up tee. C•ll 614·992·7180. CHRISTMAS BILLS PILING UPI The Armv National Guard may have the tolution. Monthly pay check for part time WOf'k. Join now. 304-676-3960 or 1-800· 642-3619. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-0-3 Til- Wanted to Do KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ~===:::::::;:;::::::::::::::::~ 23 NEXT SALE : Thurlday, March 26. 1987 Tribune - 446-2342 Senllnll - 992·2156 Help Wantad BUYING RAW FURS! Gin1eng. Yellow Rool. beef end deer· hldet. Al1o ·eellinu - trapping ·tuppllea. Wheat LitH. Nllt Lites. Hourt 1 :00·1 :00. Clo..d Wed. George Buckley 814·684·4701 . Both sales begin at 9:00a.m. sharpl/ Racine Gun Shoot 1ponaored by Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday, 266·1232. beginning ot 1:00 p.m. Focto'V Tur down houae tor lumbef, Choke, 12 guage shotguns. Female Cock·a-poo dog. 6 mutt clun up erea. 304-87&· montht old • one female rabbit. 1212 Of 676·2000. Naw Art Cl10n. Tu1t1dey and Coll614·441·1149. Thurtday lor adults and Saturdrj for under age 16. Call Puppitt· Blue Healer a Austral· 114· 949 · 30eo fo• mora ian Shepht«< ICittle doga) 3 lnfcnmation. m-'t. 1 ftmllt. 9 wkl . old. C.ll 6 Lost and Found - - - - - - - - -lc114·245·5002. Pi.no l•10n1 for beg inn••· Cell for appointment. Ta~o~ght by Puppin- 9 wHks Old. "AA Collle. lOST Red Chow female dog coll•g• graduate. 81 4·949· % German Shepherd. C•ll e14- near Ambrou. W.Va., phone 3060. 304- 67~· 7843. - - - - - - - - · I t - 446·86615 anvtlme. New An Clauu. TuHdiY and ThuradiY for adulls and Saturday for undl!lf age 16. CAll 614·949·3060 for mott infor· · ACCOUNT I :::r~~n . Guaranteed, you'll Rio Grande Collece/Community College announces an ·lcopettin& for an Account Clerk I. Pr.cioua MtmoriH Studio. SpeDepartment/Division: Director of Finance ing, ciallzn In portraits. QuaNty work Work Length: 287.01 mites. guomtNd. Colt e14·949·3010 POSITION: Account Clerk classification, non·exempt ''The date set for ~rnplol · • j for eppolntment. Re110n1ble standard work week, Monday through Friday, 8:00a.m. to tion of this work shall be 11 price•. 5:00 p.m. (40 hours weekly~. Itt forth in the bidding pro· -.5 - 0-0-. -,-- .-,d-fQ-r-ln - f-or_m_ll_lo-n EFFECTIVE: February 9, 1987 posal.·· leading to arrllt and corwiction Each bidder shell be re· of parson or persona in'IIOI\Ied in QUALIFICATIONS: llinimum qualificalion is ahi&h schoor quirad to file with hil bid a theft of blldl 1986 Ford F11!i0 education or equivalent with relateq bacqround in busi· certified check or caahier's pick-up taken fromn J.D. Dril· ness courses, including typing 1nd accounting. Previous cheek for an amount equal Jina Co. pip"• yard in Racine. tO f'lVI per cent Of hi I bid • but Ohio moming Jenuary uperience in accounting preferred. Individual' must be 23rd. Ifeerly you have any inform•· bondable. in no event more than fifty tlon, P.t111e contact SheriH's thouaand dollars, or 1 bond Department at 114-992-3371" SCOPE OF POSITION: Reportinc directly to the Director of for ten per cent of his bid, or J .D. Drilling Co. at 114·9•9· Finance or desianate. the Accountln& Clerk will be respon· payable to the Director. 2512. sible lor computer entry of information from a variety ol Bidders muot opply. on tho -:-c::-:---:---,...,-proper forms, for quelifica· I will be not be rnponaible for business 1nd student records lo control records, journals tions at least ten daya prior any debta other th.n my own, and ledgers; verifying details of transactions for aeeur· Delbert A. Rou1h. to the dlte 11t for opening acy; developin& special reports and analyses; routineac· bida in accordance with counting statements and other duties as assiped by.the · Choptor 6526 Ohio Roviood Director of Finance. Code. COMPENSATION: Entry wage is $4.80 per hour. Insured Planl and specilicetions oro on file In the Deportment benefits becin immedtata'; paid Iems alter completion ol Transportation 1nd the ofof 90 workina 111, probationary period. fico of the Diatrict Otputy APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Stnd letter of interest and Director. resume. includin& th11 letters of reference. before theap· The Director reserves the plication d11dline of February 4. 1987 to: right to reject any and 111 2 bidl. Personnel Officer Warren J . Smith, Clerk Director In Lovincllemo, of JAN . 25; FEB. 1 Annual Dairy Road Show 011 Feb. 4. It will be held at Buckeye Hills from 10 a.m. until approximately 3:00p.m. We will have the details next week. Mason County Ext en· slon Service Is planning a Dairy Meeting Series starting at 7: 30 p.m. on Feb. 5 and 19 and March 5 and 19. Call Carl Cook for Information. A recent survey In Illinois showed a trend toward greater emphasis on post -emergence broadleaf her bicides. Many of the standard herbicides still are holding their market share. Among corn herbicides, Atra· zlne plus Atrazlne - ,premixes continues to be the most widely used · pesticide. In Illinois, ·73 percent of all porn acreage received this treatment. Several out·Of·town events are taking place In the coming weeks. Power Show Ohio at the State Fairgrounds In Columbus Public Notice Is scheduled for January 30· February 1, 1987. NOTICE TO: The Annual Southern Ohio Lonv R- Love. ploiM Christmas Tree Growers' School take notlco tflat Koren Elloon Love h11 filed e complolnt for wlll be held In Hillsboro this year. divonlO, In tho Molga County Five Tuesday evening classes Court of Common · P.. will be held starting Feb. 3. Call merov. Ohio (CoM No. 88· for a class schedule. An in·depth DR·831. The 1e1t known odof Lonv R - Love wu seminar for Small Agri·Buslness d,_ Bo• 31488 Bowteo Rood, Is being planned by the Athens Outer. Ohio 45728 ond t11at County Extension Office. Eight hio II Cllmll1lly unsessions starting Feb. 10 are known. The plolntttf - . • cUIIody of Suun planned. Enrollment fee Is SolO divon:e, Love. on oword of tho rMI eoand early enrollment Is encour· tote. and a folr dtvtalon of of aged. Call for a schedule. P10f*1Y and Ollignmont of The 01\lo Fruit and Vegetable dobto. Lony R - Lovell,. to • - tho c:ornGrowers Congress will be held ·quifld ploint within 28 dlyalfttr 111e again this year at the Dayton loll publlcotlon, by of Convention Center. It will run on on- upon tho Motga Feb. J.5. Also at the Dayton County Common- Court Clod!. Convention Center will be the 11 I 21. 2B: (21 4. 11. 1B. 28 Ohio Pork Congress. Dates lor &tc · Pork Congress,are Feb. 13 and 14. Forms are free advance reglstra· 1 Card of Thanks tlon are·avallable at the County Extension 'Office. Pesticide recertification ses· The fa•lly of GEORGE P. COLEIIAN, JR. would like slons lor private pesticide appll· lo npllll tltelr Wllttlllt and cators are now being planned. '*'lfttt ttwlb to Ill fQI Two opportunities will be at 1 lhtir StiPIJOtl IIIII expm. p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Hannan sions till)...., II the 1111Trace High School Vo. Ag. Room q of ouriMd 1111. llllttb on Feb. 19. Tom Pope, Vocational lo iltost wfto - b n l US Agriculture Instructor at Han· llitll PfiYIIS, cardl, fltMn, nan Trace, will be hosting the daftllionl ot ~. IIIII classes . An evening make-up fuod. Your ~ will II.,. Ill n• l.ottd. God session and classes for new applicators will be planned. This IIIIa ,.,. ·"· Doroth' Coltlltln. Carol. Is the only afternoon session that · Bruce tid lllrk Coltlltln be held. . will total ·dependence and helplessness. Elizabeth Smith, R. N .• Home Health Coordjnator for Veter~ns Memorial Hospital, proposed that If funding Is available through JTPA for training res· plte care workers In addition to those who will be working In the AD·RD progra m. then a central register should be maintained lor use by the variou s agencies who, she said, constantly receive calls for the names of someone who can care for·the Incapacitated. Since the Family Support Net· work was organized to handle another project,- now co mpleted, the members voted to continue workin g as an Advisory Board to the Meigs County Council on Aging. Pam Garretson. Aging Coordi· nator for the· Area Agency on Aging, was named chairman or the Board, with White to serve as secretary. Meetings will be held bi·monthly, the first Friday, with the next meeting lo be held on March 6. 11 AVON-Wow!! Maka big buckl. No processing charge. Call 614-448-3358. ' New catalog, eaay earnings! 100 percent•guarenteed line of.Qifls. Toys a. ttomt Decor! We need 3 :---:-:---:---·tcLoal : 2 hy Horaet. 1 mare, 1 repruent1tive1 in your 11ea gliding. In Harrfaonville area. B~ying junk tll'l. Call 614·992· now! FREE kit progr~m'! No 66•8 efttf' 6:00 pm , Coll114-742·2074. invenmentl 'Excellltnt pay, bo· nustl, priztsl Car 6 phOne lOST ·Ncwwtgian Elk Hound, Standing timber. AI TrOmm. nece1ury. Call FREE now 1· dog lott Letart or sunoundlng 614·742-2328. 800-992·1072. . area, named Smokav, 3 yra old, 304·895·3183. 01,200 PER MONTH . OELIV· EAV, DRIVER, SALES . Local company hes opening tor teveral people full time only. Paid 9 Wanted To Buy E11111 Iuy1111! 11 1 vacation flr1t year, major medi· ~er VIG CS cal benefits. Call Mon. or Tuu. We pay caah for late ·model clean after 10AM, 814·441-1146. Used CIJI, ::--:--:---:--.,- 11 987) Jim Mink ChiiJY.·Oidt Inc. Oentel Hvgenist and dental 1111 Gono Johnson· 4141-u::;::-===r-- aatiatant. Send typed written 11,..441.3872 Help Wanted resume to 206 N. 2nd. Avo. ~iddleport, Ohio, Good position TOP CASH peid for '83 model aVailable for the right Ptl'aon. lnd newt!' Ul.d Clrl. Smith . . \1987) Buick-Pontiac, 1911 East"ern Secretary. Experience nec:as· AIRUNES HIRINQ . Flight A11e .. Gsllipolis. Call 614-446· ury : typing,,comr:tuter, phone Attendantt,NOW Agents, Mechanica. and reeeptloni1t duties. Send ' 2282, rnume to: Bo11: T-5000, C• Cuatomer Servi ce. Salariel to Gallipolla Daily Tribune, 826 t &OK . Entry level positions. Call Wanted to buy good used pool Third Avenue. Gallipolis, Ohio :~!~~~~;~i~~- Ext . A· 9806 for table. Call114·446-1?80. 46&31 . Used mobile homn, Call 114Wanted im~ediately : Collection a ovER N MeN T' J o 8 s . 44e·0176. -----!19871 t18,. 040-t69.230 yr. Now Hir· experience neceuary. Must Cell 806·187-6000 Ext. Buying dilly gold. ailver c'olna. have ·knowledge of general of- lng. rings, jewelry, attt'llng ware, old fice work. WiMing to trein with R-9805 for cu~ront foderollill. 18 Wanted to Do coina, lwge currency. Top pri· proper blckground. Send re- Airllno jobs 017,747. to I- - - - - - cea. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop sume to Box T-6000, Gallipolis t63.469. per year. Now hiring! Will do babylitting in my home 2nd. A.,., Mlddloport, Oh. eu: Dally Tribune, 826 Third:Ave ., Call Job Une 1·618·469-3535 weekdays or evenings. Call Gallipolis. OH 45831 . · 992·3471. En. A-1386 0 for info. 24 81 4-388·8887. hours. 8 Public Sale LocuU. oak, The Meig• Loc:al School Dlmlet FIREWOOOI t36. per pick-up load & Auction i1 currently 188king appllcll"tions cherry. Bill Slack 614-992· from certified applicants for a delivered. 2289. Varsity Football Coach for the 1987·88 school yeer. Appll· cleaning. Home or cant1 mu1t hold a velid Ohio Professional Referenc11.Call anytime. teaching certificate and for office. co1ching poaitions m~st meet 81 4-742· 2788. certification requirements of Ohio for IPGrtl medicine and CPR . Po"ono lntoreltod ohoutd 11 Help Wanted contact O•n E. Morri1, Superin· : - - - - - - - - tendent of Meigs Local Scllools, It 621 South Third Ave. in Middleport, Ohio. Lott in Cora Mill area-One light colorMI female Cocktf Spaniel. One fem1la puppy._Black 'Lab. mix. Call 1fter 7. 61•·379· 2128. Continued from A·l Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Pomeroy- Rt 36 . 3 bdr., brick mat. free, 2 ear gar. haat&d workshop. ch ain link fence. 01 . cond Call We have an immediate opening in our Galli· polis. Ohio manufacturing facility lor an em· ployee relaiions representative seekin' a challenging position with gtowth potenttal. Bachelors Degree and a minimum of 3 years experience are required. Position is respon · sible for coordination of employment activi· ties. overall administration of safety pro· gram and assisting in labor relation matters. Federal llogul offers its employees an attrac, live benefit packap and compet1ttve salary. We are a successful Fortune 500 company with multi·national operations which manu· facture and distribute a wide variety of pre· cis ion part lor the general industrial, aeros· pace, !arm and construction equipment. truck and automotive as well as industrial replacement markets. This New York Stock Exchance iirm operates 40 plants and more than 50 distribution centers. To receive confidential consideration lor this position, submit resume including sa· lary, history and requiremenls to personnel manager, FEDERALIIOGUL CORPORATION. Precision Forged Products, Division, 2160 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 "~n !qu1i Opportunity !mploytr" 6 14- 245-9258. In Hickory Acres Sub·Oivlaion, Tuppers Plains. Ohio. 9 veer old ran ch style. completely remo· deled. New carpet, electric fhltures , 3 bedroom•. large clo1ets. living room, kitchen, utility room. garegu. 1 ucre lot. Cel1614-992·7193. 3 bftdroom, 2 story wood hou1e with 1 car garage and 1/r b11ement. New cerpe1 on first floor . Hemloclc Grove area. Mull 1ell due to transfer. 933,000. or best offer. Call 614·992 ·6104. -------119871 Government homes from 11 . (u repairj. Delinquent 111.11 property. Reposseuion1 Cell 806 · 687· 6000. Ext GH-9805 forcurr&rU repo list. 2 br, kitchen, bathroom. wit h laundrv room. living room B. dining room. all elec. Appro~~; . 7 miles from Pt . Pl . on At, 62. 2 tractlapprox. 1 ecremoreorle11 overlook ing Kenawhe River. 040.000. Coli 304 -675-544 0 between 8:30 and 4:30. House. 6 acr... INing dining khchen1 3 bedrooml, 3 beths. hHge family room, wood· burning stove. shdp ger1ge, den or 4th bedroom. Heat pump, rural water. appra i1 ed at 080.000.00. 304 -576·3099 room, · ·==~tL An Equat()ppot1unlly 1-Aitllmlll"•'t Ac1.on EmplOyer Ballah Madison Co. A11p ort & Motels nearby Licensed & Bonded in favor of the state of Oh10 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS: Cellh or check w/proper I.D. Real Estate General Real Estate General ESTATE AUCTION DATE: SAT, JANUARY 31, 1987 AT 9:30A.M. LOCATION: The ·Railroad Hall, U.S. 35 Downtown Jackson, Ohio. Sign posted. ANTIQUES SELL AT ll A.M. ANTIQUES: Oak ice bo~ , solid door chestnut corner cup· board, oak serpentin e washstand. Victorian walnut wh ite marble top dresser, mahogany secretary, primitive scrub ta · ble, walnut fern sland , oak dresser. 3 pc. fancy bedroom suite 1920s, several old Quilts fait condition. very nice hall seat wilh tali mirror and carvings, several old doll babies and clothes, several stone ja rs some w1th blue wriling, large wood dough bowl. several old chairs, oil lamps. old muzzle loading rifle, some pictures and lram es, old Singer sewing machine, flat wall cupboard. rag rugs, large Frenchfigural clock signed Proud. marble French mantel clock signed, t French sets marble with art deco figure of lady and dogs, French mantel clock art deco lady with bird , nice loveseat, square oak tabl e with carved legs, 20 pc. of art pottery including Ro seville . Rookwood, Weller, Niloak 13" Hudson. 12" Weller wilh pea· cock, blue vase lady ptayi~g harp. large Wel ler vase with blue birds. several nice art glass pes. signed Moser with ap· plied bees. butterllies, etc.. signed Sabino me. loetz pea· cock leather va se, signed cameo type vase, Val St. Lambert powder jar. M1lifiori sa lt dip, Mary Gregory vase, signed cui glass powder jar. satin glass vase. opal vase. 3 teddy bear s. old sring holder, 2 baskets, some nice gran1te ware. wood planes, small collection of very n1ce perlume boltles. some old coms including 3 cent pes., half-dimes, lar ge cents. 2 cent pes.. dimes. Quarters. half·dollars and Indian heads, 2 gold baby rings, 3\adies rings.IOK onyx withdiamond. !OK jade. 14K ring, 18K Hamilton ladies watch wilh diamonds, some sterling jewelry and flatware, several boxes of Victonan clothing including a n1ce 3 pc. dress with train and yardsof French lace. Plus man y items not meniiOned in th is ad. NOT£: Modern items sell at 9:30 and antiques.sell at ll A.M. IIODERN ITEIIS: Amana chest lype freezer. Weslinghouse upright freezer, double door refngerator, 3 pc. solid cherry bedroom su ite Welsh Valley, Zenith color TV. Mayta gwasher . and dryer, hideabed couch. 4 cushion couch. several n1ce easy chairs. breakfast table with chairs. several floor and Ia· ble lamps. leather chair. Tappan gas range, recliner . ladies wrrting desk, 2 pc. bedroomsuite, large diningtab le and buf· let, nice drum table, 5 drawer chest. wardrobe. baby crib, metal bed, melal shelving, Maytag wringer washer, alumi· num porch furn iture, day bed. wa sh tubs. pots and pans, kitchen utencils, canning jars, blankets, linens and Quilt ,pieces quilting frames, y~rn goods. ~ome nice glassware. many bOOks, garden tools such as shovels. picks. forks. and hoes. Toro lawnmower, several stepladders. Old Remote Control Aircraft Models. FRES KNOX, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF GEORGE A. KIOX, McARTHUR, OHIO. TERISOf SAlli: Cash or Local Check with I. D. No out of Stitt ,.,_, chtcb. LIIICtl SERVED PUm OF PARKING MUSTARDS AUCTION SERVICE, JACKSON, OHIO ' ,, ,HSTOfiiiUSTARD AUCTIONEER- 216·5161 TEllY Lt'O't'D, AIJCTIONEEI- 286·1229 UCtftsed 1nlltbondell in lnor of state of Ohio MAKE THIS ONE Yniii~t sit uated on 35 acres m/1, . This home offers 3 BRs, bath. 1 place. large attractive eat-in kitchen: breezeway , Spring, well and county water, fen ced and cross fenced . barn. tobacco base. Call lor an appointment. AnENTION INVESTOR OR FIRST TIME HOME OWNER! N1ce home in city offers3 BRs.LR, bath, kitchen. gas heat and a2car un attached garage. Priced at $19.500.tall today. DUPLEX 4 SALE - Great investment for th e bu.yer. located on Graham School-Rd. Each unil offers 2 BRs.tlvi ng room . bath. kilch.en. and stove. refrig.• DW and displ .. laundry, large carport. cen lral air and stor· age well. r-.. • ·ca STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the Ioyer of one at the FrenchCity's line st. For· mal LR, !ormal dining, spacious ma ster bedroom with office or sewing room ad1a· cent. den. 2 BRs upsta11s. 21h balhs. 31ire· places. lg. fam ily room, solarium. covered pat1o, screened porch and much more. Call for an appt. LOTS OF POTENTIAL - 2,000 sg. tt. bldg. with frontage on St. R!.J60, 12x20walk·IO cooler. 12 H.dairy case.Call lor more inlor· malion. NICE STARTER HOME AT CENTENARY This home offers 3 BRs, LR, kitchen, bath, fireplace and lull basement. Priced at $32,900. Call today. AFFORDABLY PRictD AT JUST $29.900! -Close to city 1 Rl. 1411his home offers kitchen, LR. family room, dining room and full basemen!. large unattached block gar· age. Cali lor an appointment. ROOM TO GROW - 2.5 acres. more or less. very altrac!lve ranch sty le home leal ures 3 bedroom s. 2 balhs. LR. k1\ch en w/range, relrig .. m1crowave. lull basement. carpel· mg, heal pump /cent. all, one car alta ched garage plu s an unallached ~ara ge . loisol room lor gardenmg and en1oying lhe oul· doors. Call toda . BLACKBURN REALTY RANNY BLACKBURN Broker FarmSM.Residential.. Commercial 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ~614) 446-0008 PRICE REDUCED TO $39,9001 GREAT BE· GINNER HOME - This homeoffersa large LR with fireplace, kitchen, dining area, 3 BRs. bath, lull basement. I car garage, deck. fenced-yard just minutes to town on Rt. 141. Call for an appomtment. SPRING VALLEY ESTATES - Tri-level no111eoffers 3 BRs, 2 baths. nice equjpped kitchen, L·shaped LR, dining area, 24KI2 family room with woodburn ing fireplace, gas heat, cent. air. 2 car garage. Call today. _ OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL HA SREDUCED PRICE TO $47.900! ~ l h1s home at 613 Sec. Ave, has lovely woodwork wh 1ch ac· centuales 1!s style LIVIIIR rm wl lireplace. lorrnal d1n1n g, 3 or 4 bed room s. I y, balhs, spac1ous k1tclt en w1ih lots ol s l o ra~e. gas heat. unattached garar,c Conven1ent to downtown. EWI NGTON - WOODRUFF RD . - 1.55 acre mil. 3 BR home. LR. k1tc hen, bat ti. North Gall i! sc hool d11111ct BUY A UTILE OR BUY A LOT! - lhrs home can bepur chased w1th 5 acresor 58 and oilers 3 BR\ 2 halhs, LR. kitchen. woodbUinmg stove. carpet. tob acco base. 40K60 bar n. celt" house and several sheds Cal l lor moll' mtmmat1on COMMERCIAL BUILDING - PERRYTWP. - NEAR CORA - 600 sq. It sleet bldg. 1deat for anyone 10 ltuck1 ng. drrlli n ~ or mtnm g busmes'> Owner may constder tea s10g or lmancl nP, Call lor more 1nlorma· lion. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - Lovely home oilers 3 BRs, 3 baths, equ1pped k1tchen, 14x44 fam il y room. dmelte. lueplace. 2 car attached garage. 10x 40 pool and satel· lite d1sh. Call for an •ppo1ntment 103 ACRES 11/ L, SPRINGfiELD TWP. Approx. 96 A. tillable. older home has 5 BRs.... bath, LR, kitchen. county water. 40x60 pole bld g. 40x60 tobacco barn. va· rious other outbuildings. COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AI $19.9001 - Thrs a1tra ct1ve home offer s2 BRs, balh, kitchen .~lih ' range. dming room , LR, carpet, I car ur1~ttched garage. situated on two lots. Callloday. ADDISON TWP. - Possom Trot Rd. - 93 acres m/1, all woods. Old barn on properly. $21,900. COUNTRY CHAR II - Nice older home off. ers 3 BRs, bath, LR, dining room and kitchen. Situated on 2 lots on Rt. 16D in· Vinton. Call lor an appointment 47 MADISON - One story home wth LR. kitchen , bath. BR. gas heat, pu ced at $15.000. fARM lAND - Morgan Twp 84 acres more or less. level and rollmg land Approx. 33 acres lillabte, · remamder wood s. GREEN TWP. - 2 5 ACRESmi t, very nrce home oilers5 BRs. 2haths. k1tchen.dmrrtg rm.. LR. carpet and hardwood. wood· burner. new furna ce Call lor an appomt· ment. $39.900 - 1.7 acres m/1.Very nice ranch style home lealurt!l2 balhs. LR, family rm. and formal dining. carpeting, woodburn fng slave. Call for more information. 6100 SQ. FT. BUilOING - Solid co ncrete walk s, 200 ft. lrontage on S~ 7 IR Crown C1ty. Former!! used as a lurmture lactory. ldeallor relail sales or manufactunngbu s· mess. OWNER HAS REDUCED THE PRICE TO S39,900 - 132.9 MIL. pa sture farm. spr. mgs, 42x94 barn. lobacco base. Older home 1n good shape, 3 BRs, bath LR kitchen. Call today, · ' V~CANT OWNER FINANCING AVAilABlE - 9.5 am s mil Morgan lwp rr onta ge on Rt. 160. Call for deta1 is �Ohio-Point Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Homes for Sale 31 BRIDGE 3 4 bedroom houae n..r school and hotpltal Pr.ced 10 sell 61 Household Goods Apartment for Rent AUCTION James Jacoby t23 000 C1ll 61 • •992 6060 2 bedroom aptt Embarrassment of riches House for nle or rent Hender ton 71hc119 fenced comM lot 6 rooms 1% blthl 2 ou1build ln91 304 676 3881 Hou11 Galllpolit Ferry 44 NORTH +Q 7 3 • 6' 3 +K 7 3 2 +AKQ Large kltchtn large bath 3 bedrooms femily room llvtng room & utility on 1 8 acre 304 875 2284 After a week 'of vanous types of un· blockmg plijys, you should be gettmg proficient 1n th1s area of br1dge play Today s problem IS easy but first let's take a look at the b1ddmg South re sponded w1th one spade and was then confronted w1th a difficult ch01ce af ter North s one no-trump reb1d If he JUmped to three clubs (a game force) he might get too high, particularly If North lacked three card spade sup· port On the other hand a b1d of two clubs might be passed (Although new suits are generally forcmg by respond· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOilLE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 36 PHONE 114 446 7274 1984 Shull mobile home 14x70 with 7lt21 expando 3 BR 2 full bathe totelelectr•c 1pece uver mlcroweve tmmtdiate potsea ••on Onglnally sold for t2.2 000 will sell for n 000 leta thin payoff Call 814 446 8726 73 Shultz 2 bdr with Wll:lher & dryer Mu1t sell Beat offer Cell 814 446 4063 Must tell 14K70 1974 Gover nor 3 bdr 1 Y:z bath tot1l elec Central''' Call614 388 9666 1975 Freedom 12d0 2 bed room el.::tnc carpet stove refrigerator on rental space m town Point Plt~uant tiS 700 00 Cell aher 5 00 814 446 9740 1916 P1rk Vtlla 2 bedrooms 12x05 304 678 2829 or 304 743 5917 1980 Parkwood 1 4x70 unfur nlthed 3 bedroom• 2 porches underpenn1ng Included t9 1600 00 Must be moved 30' 676 n68 (10am 9pm) 1983 14x70 tre1l&r call aher 7481 I %4 87 2 bedroom rlvervlawepartment Equipped kttchen traah pie~up ldeel for 2 parties to share expencet Call 614 992 6639 EAST WEST • 986 2 .KJ 8 • Q J 10 9 Gracious Irving 1 elfd 2 bed room epartmentt at VIllage Manor and R1vtrt1de Apart menu m Mlddlaport From t21 5 mcludmg uttlttlll Cell • A 10 9 7 2 t A 864 +6 3 ., +984 614 892 7787 EOH SOUTH +A K J 10 4 .Q4 2 bedroom apt Syracuse t160 month plus utlllt1et Depos1t required 614 992 51587 614 992 6732 or 614 992 7871 +Jt07 52 2 bedroom furn•ahed apt Call 614 992 54'34 or 304 882 Vulnerable Neither Dealer North er an exception occurs arter opener West has rebid one no trump This agree ment allows the partnership to reach the best part-score contract when re· sponder has a weak hand with length 10 two smts ) After North showed spade support and South tned for game North was glad to accept the 10 vitatiOn smce the bulk of hiS high-card strength was m partner s smts Agamsl four spades diamonds were led and continued and declarer ruffed the second tnck He now played the Jack of spades and contmued with the king Unfortunately West had four trumps so .ieclarer could not draw trumps and then run the clubs But there was a solutiOn Before playmg the third and fourth spade declarer played a club to dummy and cashed a second club When West followed, the Pass Pass Pass Pass contract was safe South now overtook Alto commercial apace aultable for aerob1c1 tanning crafta Call 304 882 3681 or 814 992 ., By James Jacoby North I • tNT 2+ 4+ 2668 Easl Pass Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead New Haven APARTMENTS mob1le homtt houtes Pt Ple~eant and Galhpo hi 614 446 8221 South I+ 2+ One bedroom furmhsed apt m Po1nt Pleasant adults only no pets phone 304 876 1386 3+ Pass +Q dummy s spade queen with hiS ace and picked up the last trump, carefully diScardmg dummy s last remammg club honor on hiS last spade Declar er s J-10-7 of clubs now took three more tricks to make the contract A new book by James Jacoby and h1s fa ther the late Oswald Jacoby, JS now avJilable at bookstores It 1s ' Jacoby on Card Games publ1shed by Pharos Books For rent Sleep1ng Rooms and hght house keepmg room• Park Central Hotel Call 614 446 0758 Roomt for rent day week month Qalha Hotel Cell 614 448 971 6 Rent at low •• f 120 month 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomemy Rental tra1lers Call 614 992 7479 lt!7 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Space for Rent Trailer spaces locust Rd Rt 1 Po1nt Pleasant 6 00 304 773 5963 304 676 1078 Farms for Sale 33 78 Acres tobacco base corn bile mineral rtghtl two story houte barn othllf out buUdmg1 Waterloo Ohio Call 814 643 2101 for appointment 41 Houses for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent ' Busmess Bwldmgs 34 For Rent Small off•ce on l ocust St '" Galhpol•a Would make ideal locat1on for small 1erv1ce bualn•a Across from GalllaCo Courthoute Call 614 446 9633 36 Lots l!t Acreage 1 3 aeret R~ 7 clote to Porn& roy t3400 Call 614 992 7171 614 992 6732 or 614 892 6687 • ""' For nle 90111110 lot m Twm Cedar eddtton New Haven W V t4600 tlrm 304 882 3208 "' ~ Ashton bUilding Iota mobile homtt permlued Clyde Bowen Jr 304·678 2336 Houses for Rent 41 ' O.lu111e 2 8A hou•a 842 F1nt Avenue G111ipolla off 1treet perking no petl references depotll Call614 266 1529 .. 3 bdr ranch Rodney VIllage II 1285 mo plus depos1t Referan cat requtred Call 614 446 :- • 0001 N1ea 3 BR houu t360 plus ... utllttta & sec depo11t Call , .. 614 9280 after 6 & .. wHktnds .u.s Furmahtd house Located 736 R Thtrd Ave Qall•poha t135 month t76 deposit Call 446 3870 or 446 1340 3 IIR rtnch on 1 acre lot ..., AttKhed garage AC 1 m1le out 180 t350 a month Call 614 " ·44& 2310 "" ,. Small 2 BR house fenced In front yard t 200 permo Utthttea • not mcluded Call 814 968 ""' 4160 House close to cny school• Ref & Dep No pets Call ahM 8 30 PM 614 US 1734 3 bdr fully carpeted Elect nc baltboard & woodburner heat Rural water 8300 monlll plus depo11t Call 614 256 1623 At 160 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Available Feb 1st Reasonable rent house needs work Call 614 992 5791 after 6 00 3 bedroom home m Pomeroy S226 P8f month plut depoa1t Call 614 992 6763 3 bedrollm houte for rent m Syracuse Call 614 992 7689 after 6 00 p m 2 bedroom home for rent 1n langsville area OeposJt re QUtred Call 614 742 2541 2 bedroom home Rt 141 carpeted 2 m1les from down town Galhpolns depo11t and ref erences required $276 00 304 675 3655 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1 Bedroom ba11c rent $176 00 plus el&etr~c Also reqwred a 8200 00 aecurtty depos1t CON T ACl' Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Hous ing Opportuntty ~--~--------- 7 2 Bedroom apt mce carpotmg wa ter pa1d washer & dryer hook up stove refrtg lurn11hed ftvallable Jan 1 1987 Pl'l 814 446 4778 2 bdr fully furmshed edult1only utll pa1d Call614 446 4110 2 BR Mobile home for rent Call 614 446 0722 614 446 7025 2 to 3 bedroom apt Convement location 1n town All ut1ht1es pa1d &326 OOmo references & dep Ollt required Wrseman Real Estate Agency Ph 614 446 304 676 7738 or Just bu11t 2 bdr duple~~: Equ1pped kttchen Extra nic:e Securtty depoatt & reference requnad No pets Call614 446 1250 Furntthed apartment next door to library One prof11111onal adult only Perking Call 614 446 Real Estate General Real Estate General Vu gIll w £ 8outh c---D IlLII.I (II l=f ES DENf AL 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 le14)-992 3326 NEW LISTING - 6 y1 old one floor 3 BR home mRut land sw1mmmg pool satel hte dt sh elec BB heat With woodburne1 & f replace 2 full baths range 1efngm tor dishwasher ca rpellng & sundeck $49 500 MODERN - 2 ~ baths 3 BRs central a1r & heal range retngerator dtsposal carpeting lg fam tly rm w1th fiJeplace full basement 2 car garage 2 pattos and la ndscaped lot $130 000 66 ACRES - All m1nerals abour 2 mtles west ol Rut land m Sect1on 25 POMEROY - 9 rm 2 story wtlh 2 I PIS modern ktlchen natural gas fA furnace car petm& garage carport and 2 lots near K10ge1 s MODERN - 3 BRs I~ formal d1mng. dbl oven ~ange birch ~tchen gas FA furnace, $4900 budget 1nsulaled dbl carport. SW1m pool and pn vacy 1n Middleport One floor plan $67,500 46 ACRES- On Owl Hollow ' Rd m O~ange Townsh iP Some old bldgs M1nerals trees & bottom land 2 good spots for !Ialle1s 01 houm TROUBLE SELLING? CALL BRUCE 992 3325 II Ol/S II 1CJ H , ·,t cl ql l .tl l' '''' 304 876 8483 or 675 1450 White GE washer t100 00 304 675 381 15 after 6 00 Uvlng room couch Good cond1 tlon 304 676 2062 814 379 2706 Used Furmture WllOd table & 2 benches beds dresser wood wardrobe 3 m1let out Bulav11te Rd Open 9AM to 6PM Mon thru Sal 614 448 0322 IN V ESTMENTS REAL ESTATE CO M~ lAC All 388 8826 PROFESSI\)NAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFER eNCE be greal m th1 s e•cept onally smart 4 bedroom Lg rms for an!1ques country kitchen basement RecenUy remodeled new carpet and wa llpaper Qurck possession I 50s TOWN AND COUNTRY 7rm home over/ookrn~ the Ohto RIVer lo vely ltv rm srnrng rm and format dtntnJ.r_ms 3bedrms 1 ~ baths 2 car garage w/ basement storage 136 000 control PIIYPII'I uted once Call 814 ... 7307 Nashua 120 photocopl• good cond Cell 814 446 0983 Queen bed With mattreat dresser nlghtttend 8276 1981 Jeep. low miles- 13600 can 614 388 8680 or 814 246 9497 Barn 40 11140 good conditiOn must be removed W1th1n 30 dava 8400 Call614 251 8280 aftllf 4PM Wall fumace 830 1aluminum storm wmdows flO Early Ford fronJ axle with drums • 4 •poke wheelt t46 1968 Ford pldtup w1ndahlllld VG 1fi Call 814 9833 Half Prlcel Fl•hmg arrow 11gna 8289 lighted non arrow t2791 Unlighted t2391 FrM le1t•al See IOCIIIY Call tadty1 Factory 1 800..423 0183 anyt1me Flrtwood for sale H~rdwood large ptckup load t36 Call 814 448 9288 1437 or 814 446 f"ixed h•dwood tlabt 812 p• bundle Contaming approx 111:1 tont FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pom•ov Ohio Call814 992 8481 Frrewood for tale t 35 per load 5 loedt n 60 Delivered and ttiCkld Call 614 949 2601 after 5 00 p m Firewood for sale Seatoned Oak Call 614 742 2645 5 rooms. 3 bedroo1ns. I modern Full ba semen! w1th 10om and woodburner that does an excellent heatmg th1s home Garqe summer a~i conditioned payment and loan assumable Pay. ments approx $300 00/ mo N1ce large lot #559 Real Estate General 1 BN Tractor Excell&nt rubber Mechanlcalty perfect One 300 amp AC DC welder Brand new One 5000 watt alt•nator 10 Horl8 Brake and Straton brand new electnc atart P1pe dyes half througtt 2 tnchn with wnchet handle Prpa tap• from quarter mch to three quarters and halt Inch Write to Box 178 Pomeroy Ohio leeve phone number and addreu For ..1e F1rewood Poplar tlabs S5 00 P« bundle Oek slabs f 10 00 per bundle Sawmill County Road 19 Pe.ch Fork Rd Phone 614 992 6922 at 12 30 pm Tony 1 Gun Repa~ra hot reblue 1ng Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Cell 30.t 876 4631 25 cuf.nc foot freezer $200 DO Kenmore renge tnd refngerator t260 00 Jonseredt 70 E cham saw t250 00 Remmgton chsin saw t100 00 Franklin truck campM 00 5 hp a1t comp~uaor *660 00 Desk and Me cabinet •100 00 304 675 2 ACRES PLUS MOBILE HOME -1980 Fall mont llvmg room bath 3 bedrooms under pmned Owner movmg, wants soldlll Call tor locat1on and detarts Only $20 000 FOR THE tneVItable ' 1 1 kttchen large stone !~repla ce 2 car garage 3 baths family room and so much more' Come Ia ke a look today Pnce has been reduced #2270 NEW LISTING - PART TIME FARMERI The ma~ who ts employed but sttll has fa rm mg 10 hts blood Thts 1s one toryou Aclean 5 room house and a tobacco type barn mad e mto a showy place Ve1y clean and attractive 30 acres more or less tobacco base pond pasture for a few head of livestock some wooded land Call us for a showtng #12 99 NEW LISTING- COUNTRY BUNGALOWlocated 10 Rto Grande neat and clean l'h ACREAGE - 113 ac1es more or less Barn story home tn good cond1t1on 4 5 bedrooms spnng I 600 lb tobacco base Hookup for 2 full bath s kttchen llvmg room llreplace mobile home Southwestern school drstnct porches full basement workshop and I car N2195 garage All Situated on 8 ams #2286 DESPERATE - Owne1 IS makrng 2 hou se payments and must sell 3 bedroom double JUST Off STATE ROUTE 7 AT ST RT 118 A w1de l ocated on a good paved road Askmg SHOWPLACE - Mode1n 2 story 4 bed SIG rooms full basement ltke new commewal type garage manufactured by Ceco Co In MAKE US AN OFFER - Mobtle home and tot sulated walls ce1 lln g concrete floors wtlh 230 of an acre rn Eureka Clean and good 12xl4fl entrance door Everything m mrnt condthon Applrances all mctuded Saltsfac condrhon To own th1s one you need to call tory well for water but rural water 11ne rn yard now' #2272 lm med~at epossesston Call now lor more de tat Is #2219 SIZE STYLE COMFORT mthts 14 x70 f1esta mob1le home 3 bedrooms 2 full bat hs un PRICE REDUCED $5 000 00 - Beauttfulto derpmned range retngerat01 deck storm catton 2 mtles from Rto Grande W1ll rent w1ndows electnc furnace storage burldmg landscaped lawn on back srde of Tycoon Owner must sell AI cond1t1on Presently lake Property well taken care of Pnced tn located on rented lot at Park lane mob1l e the 30s N2273 home court $10 50000 Owner needm g #2169 COMMERCIAL BUILDING located 1n qurck sale town thrs bnck bUildmg bnngs 1n $511 00 per month !rom 2 tenants 3r.d floo1 could be 133 ACRES MORE OR LESS - 2 story older I mshed tnlo another apartment Pn ced to home wtth 3 bed10oms and mo1e 2 baJns pond tobacco base 2 storage bUIIdrngs On ly sell at $49 900 00 #2256 approx 7 mrles from town #2263 COULD BE THE FARM FOR YOU' - Remo LOTS FOR SALE - I am lots lor bu tldmg 01 deled home 6 rooms and bath very mce mobtle homes Ntce wooded area needs Bam and like new metal shop 30 x42 mdusl some cleanng •rural wate1 available located naltvpe 53 acres of land wrth tobacco base rn Add1son Townshtp #2249 Ha s assumable loan Pnced tn the 30s #2279 POSSIBLE LOAN ASSUMPTION - to qual MUST SELL- I 9ac1es ma.ailable wtth th1s 1hed buye1 low down payment 1~ year old sharp 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch Famrly room ranch located m Crown C1ty area N1ce rec 1oom attached 2car doubledoor gaJage corner lot home has 3 bedrooms I ~ baths Natural gas heat IMMEDIATE POSSESSION la1ge llvmg room eat m ktlchen ut1hty 1oom Kyge1 C1eek Schools N2281 and storag~ bu1tdmg Pnced m the 3~ 253 ooo mao EASY ON THE EYES Easy on the budget too' Nrlly 4 bedroom I bath home Newer wrndows and k1tchen S1luated on nrce I acre lot $37 000 #2257 FLATWOODS ROAD AREA - low ma1nte nance extremely well bu tlt 3 bedroom home Under 3 yean of age lar ge k1tchen w1th lots of cabmets and storage space Under $70 000 #2267 ~,,r===mr/21. SOUTHERN HILLS R. L; INC. 446-6610 JUDY DEWin HUNTERS Carharttt, Leaan Collart Feed Name Plates Cepa lightt (Nitellte Dealers) lntullttd loots Houte ol Gifts 407 Sheth St Point ft ...ant 304 876 4208 19 mch Zemth C:OIIlr TV Emer son stereo 2 washer and 2 dryers eltctnc stove queen 11ze bed 304 876 3861 1030 C•se diesel w1th cab 6 bottom plows 84950 4 row AC no till plenter 8 1 600 12 foot wheel d11c 5600 3600 Ford tractor low hrs with 616 late model Ford mowmg machtne 86460 No 3 MF ba1lor 8 660 Pull type nke S475 Ca ll 2•& 5121 Pole luildmgt by Qutllty Buildlra Workshops carports animal sheltera garages. Free eetimatea Phone 614 384 Surplu1 Demm Army Rental clothing Copy of th11 ad wonh 10 PM c:ent oH on lined dtn1m Jacke1a Carhafl. dothlng (Da cron Insulated Coveralls tZ& 00) Sam Somerv1llt 1 East Ravenswood Junction Old Rt 21 Independence Ro1d Fn Sat Sun 12 00 B 00 PM 304 6782 56 Bush Hog 4000 Front End loader Complere 1n good con dillon 1760 Call 614 949 2877 273 66!6 Dngonwynd CettMV Kennel CFA H1melayan Pertlen and Slameae kittens AKC Chow pupplet New Hlmmltt & Per liens Call 814 446 38'4 after 6 ft bush hog Mas11e Ferguson 4 wheel rake Set 12 1neh plows hay conditiOner 600 balel of ha~ Call 614 742 2266 01 614 742 2317 7PM Wh1te Farm Tractor• Beat Prt ce m Area S1den Equ1pment Co Henderton W Va 304 676 Cocker Spaniel 2 mele-840 each 4 female Bleck Call Concrete blocks allalrea yard or delivery Maton sand Galhpoha 81o~ Co 1231h Pine St Gallipolis Oh1o Call 6,4 446 614 246 9157 2783 AKC Registered German She pherd pur• 10 wka otd no eacl'l Cal 814 446 0373 8u1ldmg Supphet Closeout• Buyoull Surplus 1114 x8 x% Yellow pine rough sawed T 1 11 lldlng I 10 99 ea 26 pc up t9 99 1214 11:8 d l Yellow pint rough sawed T 1 11 11d1ng S:6 99 ea 26 pc up t4 99 (3) 4 11:8 x 3A T&G plywood no 96 ea (41 4 x10 xlll! ply wood *16 96 ea (fiil • x8 x'/4 Lu1n plywood 16 99 ee 18) 4' x8 all wood paneling Wood gra1n1 & pnnla t7 96 ea Seconds 16 99 01 Masonite Mart1te plenka 16 wide 98 long panehng Secondl 81 60 81 181 4 11:8 Marhte bath Pttnel emboued m 4 x4 block 17 95 and 95 ea (9) 4 x8 Fo1l facad foam tntulation board Reg AKC Beagle mala pup 7 wk1 old Field champion stock $160 Calf 614 245 9397 67 Mus1cal Instruments 64 Now buymg shell corn or ear corn Call torlate tt quotu R1vet C1ty Farm Supply 6, 4 446 Large round bales ot hay for tel e $1000 each Ph 614 44 6 2S86 63 7421 '"' ''The diet seems to be working, you only gained three pounds this month." MOTOR CAR BROKERS St Rt 180 Nmth of Holler Hoap Galllpoha Oh1o 814 446 6592 or 448 4622 See us for all your hve1tock end horae tra1ler needa Also In atock uoel fler beds tor p1clcupa end ton trucks P & H 1prrng bumpers Real Estate 1052 lArge toul\d bales for 11le o• lflld ll Call 614 367 7540 LIVestock 1 286 8622 Pets for Sale Hay l!t •Gram 62 Wanted to Buy Poll ed & horned Hereford bull& AI sued all age• laurence Burdell Call 614 24fi 6181 Holtteln cow thtrd calf comm9 Heavy mtlker C.111l 614 388 97 18 H11y lor sale Round bales '" barn II A'oler bnep wet Call 614 245 5117 G ~od timothy m••ed hay 900 1h rour d b11 les s1orad 1n barns Call (1 14 245 9 41)0 11 1ter 5 30 PM Charol811 bull Coming 2 V""'' old Call 614 367 0242 Trans ortalion Reg11tered Murray Grey Bull Calved 12 20 80 out of Wad roon9a Ace Proven brother of Na11.9nal Grand Chtmplon Phone 614 986 3606 livestock - 4 cows 1 Reg•• tared bull 17 ce lvea 304 675 4182 Autos for Sale 197 4 lmpllltt Rtm s nood Cf'l ll 614 446 1522 Reg1ttarad Standard br ed mare wrll fold In 1pnng wrll dnv" 01 rrdfl 8250 00 304 676 7260 1994 Dodge Omnt 4 dr 5 ap(l sunroo f 60 000 miles Cull 6 14 379 272(1 Reel Estate General Dobro Excellent Condltton Call 814 Ul4280 r•G WurUuer funmakllt' orgen Ex eellent Cond1t1on Call614 446 ISEMAM 3167 !:;;;;;;::::;;:::;==~== t~>~ thock u 99 eaft'A t6 sst 59 For Sale or Trade •a (1 t8 59)(10}48 V1n1tyw1th marble top 1179 96 1111 30 Vanity With r~~~arble 1op t79 95 1986 Ford 41114 4 tpd 300 8 (121 6 p1ece h1gh glon tub cyl longbed step bumper enclaaure ktt U9 95 (131 5 Extra heavy duty low miles tempered gina ahdmg tub L1ke new condit1on w.n take doors alummum flntah $49 s• other truck good conditiOn on or f39 95 w1th purchete of tub trade Must sell Call 614 388 (141 Smgle door mad cab 9060 plaallc boll atelnlaaa steel lrame 819 96 ea (15) 1 and 2 p~ece flberglats tub and shower combination Coh)Jt & white $129 96 10 1199 96 ee 5 percent dtscount on 2 piece & Up (16) 4 PieCe !01/d Oak towel bar set S19 96 (17)Preflmthed oak bruce floormg 3,4 11.2'12 is'fiFBirm~qujpimiiit Random length1t1 95aq ft 10 c t n up I 1 75 aq ft 20 aq ft pr c I n (1 81 Prehung steel rnaulated doors t69 96 ea (191 P1ne panel doors 839 96 to 2010 John Deere d1esel tractor *59 9& B gradet {201 Double plow• d11c t3950 New 1dea Sidelight entrance doors 112 glass Dvne Bounce mower t496 late 1!J panel &299 95 ea (21) 6 model 224T John Deere baler &1296 Hay wagon t300 Call Double entrlnce doors Yz glen "h panel 8349 96 t22) Prehung 614 286 8622 1ntenor doort fm11hed & unf1n 1ahed ChOICe 111:81 t34 96 ea CROSS & SONS (231 Wood It plastic ahuttert U S 35 Weat Jeckton Oh1o from 31 to 80 89 96 to 814 288 s•s1 826 96 pr (24 ) aU wood screen Ma11ey Ferguson New Holland doon t12 95 ea 12 5) ButhHogSai111&Serv1ce Over 1 1J. •36 xBO whtte 11orm 40 used tractou to choose from doors maulated foam f1lled & complete l1ne of new & u1ed 189 96 (28) Countenop plastic equ1pment Largest select•on tn 60 cents tq ft 127) V1nyl stdtng SE trtm 6 colors 112 J channel 1 -:-~-::------$11 601 (10 maida corner JIM 5 FARM EQUIPMENT '3 00) 110 outstde corner CENTER SR 35 W Galhpolla f4 001 (281 12 x12 platn Ohio Cell 81' 446 9777 eve white c:erltng tHe 26 cents ea or 614 446 3592 Up front uac 64 place cln $18 50 (291 tors With warranty over 40 u1ed 24' x48 acouat1cal embotsed tractors 1000 tool• fire resrttent ee1llng panelt S2 35 ea (301 Closeout white UTILITY BLOG SPECIAL ceiling grtdt (12 ma•n tee 81 liO 27 1136 x9 EAVE With sl1d1ng •• I (4 tee 60 cents eel Penn a door lr aerv1ce door t4 288 00 Wlllrehouse Wellston Oh1o erected 614 384 3645 Open 8 5 6 Iron Horae 8U1Id1ng1 Ph 614 d8'11 332 9746 REAL ESTATE 446-3644 Form Supp lies & Livestock E M WISEMAN, BROKER DAVID WISEMAN. 446 -9555 B J HAIRSTON, 446· 4240 CLYDE B WALKER , 246 6276 LORETTA McDADE 446-7729 1-----'------- NEW I Newly li sted I 570 sq It 1anch will! lull basement may be 22 years old bul look> lrke new rnsrd e Completely redecorated w1th exce llent colot scheme plush ca rpeting ktl chen •1111hanccs lloo t tle and on andon Home h a~ 41Jetlrooms 2 bil! hs rec room centra! rur and ' .,.,,.ut OF VINTON D~rectly across from the new elementar y school Stluated on D7 ac res thts 2 story bn ck/ lrame home has 7 room s bath fu ll basement and a la~ ge metal outbu tld1ng Garden space maluie trees and 2 po rche s add to th e countrv like seMm g Po ss1ble loan assumplton $34 000 #401 DREAM ACRES 14 m all 4 room home With moden features County water also well 8 ac m/1 open for crop garden and pasture 4 ac m/1 of wooded areafor wood supply Pnced to sell at $37 000 ~314 ~ iHIIP,f' lot $47000 on ali a! #408 WITH MODERN FEATURES 1h ba th fuel or! lotceil 31 1 furnace newe1 ktlchen ca b1nels Excellent ga~de n area 45x45 barn 22x24 gara ge E•tra lot lor second home All for $36 500 #329 Real Estate General 1976 Olda Cutlets good ahape stereo 19 1nch color TV 30' 87& 8461 Zenith 19 Remote Color TV Sears Contole-Hum1d1fter Cell 304 676 6368 after 8 00 FARM - Su1table tor livestock good 1oad tencmg Owner says suff1c1 ent water for cattle Some marketable ttmber bam shop and house whteh rnctudes stx rooms and bath Vrnyt Sidmg stormwrndows a new outstandmg ch1mney w1th newer ftre place mset Clay Town ship Call us now #2210 159 900 00- COLOR ABOUNDS WITH PIC TURESQUE VIEW l10m all s1 ~es ol thrshom e 3 bedrooms 2 baths full basement stuated on I acre m/1 wooded lot Cozy and pnvat6 for your appomtment call us' #225G GET AWAY FROM IT ALL' Come home to a beautiful urban senmg tust a few m1les from Gall1p011s Custom but It bnck ranch 8 1ooms 3 ~ baths dtvtd ed basement Beaullful stocked lake C11cular dnve ltne~ wtth trees and shrubs N1ne acre homestead Calllorap pomtment Galtta County s best #2294 FARM LISTING - 160 acres P11vate toea t1on Modern house 6 rooms l'h baths Pn vale water system sprm g development To bacco base barn t1e house Many spnngs for livestock wate r Pasture tillable land and woodlot Joms Wayn e Nat1onal forest good hun trng and recreat on Southwestern schools P11ced low $60s #2280 PRICE REDUCEDI On th 1s ranch style home and over 2 acres of land Modern home one story approx 1488 sq It 3bedrooms liVIng room formal dmrng room very ntte Blacktop road Green Township close to Galhpohs Good cond1t1on Pnced to sell at $34 900 00 #2268 TAKE ADVANTAGE Of THIS COMMERCIAL PROPERTYI Wh1c h can be used lor year rouM shop and stole for wtnler lime hunters and summert1me fishermen and campers Ask1ng $14 500 00 mss ASSUMABLE - 3 bedroom ran chwtlh eat 1n k1tchen ultltly area Storage burldmg Call fo r more det31ls $28 500 00 #223S EXCELLENT HOME SITES WITH FINANCING AVAILABLE AT AN UN8ELIEVEABLE APR AND LOW DOWN PAYMENT - 51h acre tracts Surveyed Road frontage Marn htgh way rural waterava fable Restncted lor your protectio n Adeal you cant beat Call today #2237 BROKER J. Merrill (a rter Phyllis Loveday Jim Cochran BKky Lane Patrick Cochran Ron P.tchford 388-8155 379-2114 446-2230 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 245-9490 IB REALTOR• fl ,118(1 Century 21 Real Ell.tte Corporation as tru1tl!'t for the NAii ® and .. -tradem.ark.s of qenlury 21 Real EstaU! Corporahon Pnntetfm US A Equal Housmg Opportun1ty lit EACH OFFICE IS !NDEPENOENn~ OWNED AND OPERATED ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjjjjjiiijiiii;iiiiiii Couch cha1r end tables coffee l~bla bath tub cammoda hang 1ng dmlng room light 1w1n bed with boJt tpr.ng end mettren 61 Farm Equ1pment Building M•tenala Block bnck sew• ptpea win dow1 ltrttela etc Claude Win tert R1o Grande 0 Call 614 55 BUIIdrng Supplies TA S Mod.t 4 P Computer with printer Ex Cond C.ll814 446 NEW LISTING - SOUTHEASTERN OHlO S fiNEST - 99 5 acres of h1lls stream s and lush woods nature atrts best Ahunters pa rad1se If th1s IS not enough nestled among the wooded htlts1de rsa pnvate 3 acre lake a l1sherman s dream and a year 'round h1dea way low $60s Call for more tnform'4'f,gJ REDUCED TO 149,900 - SUPER SPLIT LEVEL - W1th three bedrooms large kttchen 2 car all ached garage I ~ baths at tractiVe home w1th approx ~ acre land s caped lawn #2!6B cellar new and cement drive bldgs field and small J!Ond to IWE A DEAL- TRADE: Owner Buy an !llractiW! 3 bednn r~nch '''"-~'" LAND CONTRACT remamrfll78 acres HAVE YOUR OWN PRIVATE BOAT CESSTO OHIO RIVER SR 554 -COUNTRY CHARM 4 acres fenced Subur ban Jtvrnb wrll 25 inch dl•goniiZ•'Iithtylttm 3 TV e111 cond Teknlkl TV remote 3877114 COUNTRY RANCH- Stylish built 3bedroom home full dtvtded basement only 8 years old low mamtenance v nyl Sldmg peaceful seltmg 2 car garage approx I acre Low 50s GtVeus a call today #2200 lOCATION - 2ND AVE - lovely 3 bed room 1 floor plan home Extra mce carpet newer roof n1ce eat m kitchen plus formal dmmg room #2231 acres 441 DUB Olymptc weights & bar deluJte bench $326 Red hawk Auger 1 Df 6000 e1000 or trade for car Cal1614 446 2469 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofas and che~ra priced from $396 to 8995 Tables 850 and up to $126 H1de a beds $390 to t595 Recliners t226 to 1376 lAmps 828 to 8125 Dlnettet 8109 and up to 8495 Wood table w 6 chalrt $286 to 8796 Desk &100 up to 8375 Hutchn $400 and up Bunk beds complete w mattrettea t296anduptot396 Babyt.da f110& t176 Mattreunorbox apnnga full or tw1n 883 ftrm t73 and t83 Queen aett 8226 Kmg 8360 4 drawer cheat f66 Druaart $89 Gun cabinets 8 10 12gun Guorelectrtcrange t375 Bebv mattreuea S35 & !'\45 Bed frames f20 $30 & Kmg frame S60 Good aelecttn of bedroom au•tea metal ca bmeta headboards $30 and up to S66 Fiberglu• topper for El Camino 1200 Call 614 Good cond Coal heat•ng ltove used very httle 1276 00 304 676 1892 Daluxa dointown apartment newly redecorated 2 bdr apt wnh full Insulation comple1e kitchen wether dryer a1r cond sundeck Call 614 446 4383 dtyl 614 446 0139 evening• & weekend• 0338 Real Estate LJ3 Pickens Used Furniture Good quahty uted furniture Open 9 to 6 or can for appomtment t1nll Clll 61• 448 3025 3685 Furmahed apt 919 Se cond Otlllpolis a 160 Utilities pd Smgle male share bath 446 4416 after 7pm 8 room houu Frl&ndly R1dgs Call 814 ~58 8280 after 4PM - TEAFORom Gtbson upr~ght freezer 16Y.t cu ft Energy saver 2 yrs old Call 10 glllon 1aterior p.lint one lug 111 hortt one deep well pump & ••oo Completely furn 2 BR apar1 mont lerge llvmg room 458 Second Adults S225 per month Sec Oep & Ret Call Oakwood Apta Modern 1 bdr apt Security depo111 refMence Na pets Single person pref erred located between Galli poha & Holur Call 614 446 2065 after 6 PM 6612 614 742 2997 9848 Upstans unfurmshed apl ca r pe1ed ut1l1t1et pa1d no ch1ldren no pets call 446 1637 2 bedroom mob1le home M1d dlepon 0 Referen ce w1th 18 curuy deposit 304 882 3267 or 304 773 5024 Two bed room mobile home furnished after 6 00 304 675 Mollohan FurnltUI'e Rt 7 North Gellipoht OH PH 614 446 7444 Why pay more? Check us out fdr kM pnc• on furn1ture S. appliances 6 p1ece wood hvtng room group t399 For sale French Prov•nclal dreaaer 850 Walnut dresser 876 Call 814 742 2590 or Tree & ttump removal ltone f1lldirt f1rewood pidtup t45 dump $96 Heap VOUChlftl Don a Llndacapn 614 448 304 676 Madern 1 bedroom apartment Call 614 446 0390 2 bedroom tra1ler couple• 1 small chtld locust Rd Rt 1 PI Pleasant 304 676 1076 Wethers dryer~ refrigerators range• Skaggt Apphancea Uppltt' Rlver Rd betide Stone Crest Motel 814 446 7398 8896 EVANS ENTERPRISES Jlctl· son Oh 814 288 6S30 5104 A 1 Real Estate N1ce 2 bedroom Mob1le Home Roush Lane On mce spot 1n Chesh1re 304 773 6828 675 3000 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Old fuhioned dmlng tabl~ W11h automatic leaf and 8 ch11rs Duncan PhyHe drop leaf dmmg and 4 chairs Call 814 992 Pleat/c c11tern state approved septic tanka plutk: culverts metal culve"a RON Furnllhed & unfurnished epts 8160 00 and up references Ph N1ce 3 bdt panu1111y furn11hed Ia cation on upper 7 Water pa1d Call614 245 6818 K & K Mob1le Home• 2 and 3 bedroom mob1le homes 304 Valley Furmture new & u111d Large ttctiOn of quality furn1 lure 1216 Elttern Ave Gallipolis 448 7367 Call 814 251 8261 3644 2 room furmahed upsta111 apt clean no pett Adults tJtll1tles furnnshed Ref & dep requtred ca11 614 44& 1619 Conven~ent County Appltanee Inc Good uted appliance• •nd TV S811 Open BAM to 8PM Mon thru Sal 114 4 ..6 1699 627 3rd Ave Galllpoha OH Sofe 6 chair browns 8200 Sofa balget f176 Call 614 Callahan I U1~ Tire Shop Over 1 OOOtlr• 1!.18112 13 14,1& 18 16& Bmll•outRt 218 When you're selling or buyit1g~ it pays to work with Number 1. ~ 614 446 2238 446 2501 2 bdr all utthttea pe1d el!lcept ttlee turn or unfurn 1ac depotn requued Convement kJcat•on Call614 446 8568 or f199 f599 Iampo Call 814 448 3168 Naw Sear~ refT1gerator 6 stove Must nil Call614·446 8886 Real Estate General 112 4 bdr fuel heat large garden 8200 a month Eno Vmton Rd Call after 5pm 614 388 8102 &WAIN lo FURNITURE 82 01/'le St G•lllpolla New & used wood-coal atove• I pc wood LA suite t398 bunk bedt *199 recUnert new & used bedroom 1u1tn wnnger washers & ahoH New U...ingroom 1u1tea LAFF·A·DAY 64 Miec Merchandise 54 Mise Merchandise 65 Buildmg Supplies 61 Household Goods The Sunday Times-SentJnei-Page-D-5 Va. liiifDj;ii£ POSSESSION Modern 3 room m good cond1!1on Ga s heat cenfral a~r Well bu1lt garage w1th 24x30 room above suttable for apartment partial uhh ties m place l tsted at $42 BOO #309 ~306 992·2259 BEECH STREfl - POMEROY - Eilmmate mamtenance w1th th1s b11ck Janch house 3 bedrooms l'h baths lifeplace basement garage on approximately I acre of land New roof large mce ilvmg room modern k1tchen and bath $35,000 00 WINTER WONDERLAND - Excellent locatiOn and VIew lovely ranch home w1th a breathtakmg view Want Pnvacy w1th all the conven 1ence1 APp1ox 3 000 hom eman excellent cond for mal hvrng room w/ stone !~replace Large bookshelves lots of glass Formal Ioyer w/ ltahan hie Hu ge lo1mal dmmg room counhy eat rn krtchen w/ tots of hand·bu1ll cabtnets Master bedroom w/walk 1n closets 2 baths - ceramtc ttle and wall pape1 Beaufllul family room - huge w/lrreplace also could be used for a rec room 2 1 ~ ca r ga rage 3 acres more or less par trally wooded Washmgton Elem « ,NEW LISTING- 5 acres of vacant land m01e or less Goodt burtd rng s1te Some woodland Ctty schools NEW LISTING - Antee country home on a corner lot only 1mrle from a new county school 7 rm home ha s 3 BR bath eattn k1tchen utlldy and ahuge hYing room Call about all oft he extras and a personal showmg ' POMEROY - In town but secl uded ApproXImately 12 acres of woods House needs some work P11 ced to sell at $9 BOO 00 POMEROY - large two stOI)' home with eight rooms 1ndud 1ng the large lln~hed room on the ~de whrch oould be tumed mto a garage or work shop 3 4 bedroom~ full basement alummum s1d1ng with blown 1n mutatiOn N1ce loca lion near Pomeroy elementary $27!0)00 MORNING STAR ROAD Here ~a beautiful ranch type home wdh a full basement W FBe on I acre of land w1th plenty ol exkas Country set ling m a great neighborhood' NOW $53 900 00 KINGSBURY ROAD - Approximately 143 acre bOise tarm House needs repa11 barn hone corral, free gas to house 3 o1l & gas wells ava1fa ble for purchase (not produc 1ng at present time/ All mr nerals Ask or deta1 on lhe well~ PRICE REDUCED MAKE OffER $47,500 00 Heary £ Cltlllld, Jr fUSt off Rt 35 Rto G~ande grade sc hool Galltpolll H1gh School Askm g $34 900 #344 ' COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING Oppos1tecourt house Id eal tor atforney account ant loan office Ntcely lmtshed mStde Outs1de and roof painted last year Holdmg at $37 000 E ~;,.l.lr POME~ov;o. SYRACUSE - S1ngle ltoor plan new extenor pamt 7 rooms laundry and bat h detached 2 car garage c1ty water and sewage frutl trees flower beds shrubs garden space 29 acre Must See' $49 900 DO RODNEY VILLAGE II 3 bed room home 1n the cenlral paJI oft he county LARGE HOME WITH ACREAGE- 40 acres mo10 or less w/aver 5 000 sq It 4 bed1oom s, 3 baths lg 1tv10g 1oom formal drnmg I~ krtchen w/35 II cabmet space and bnck wall w/oven and barbecue ptt family rm 2 wb fireplaces added woodburner m duct work Matta w1ndows ceda• closets 32x36 garage w01k shop 16x32 1n ground pool Call 101 apporntment EICELLE~T STARTER HOME - 3 bedroom ~anch home LR w/ woodburner keeps 11 mce and r.ozv warm Ll eat 1n kttchen complete w/appllances lg. lol, rnvered patiO ~ngle gmge city schools Pnced $40 000.00 2NO AVE - INVESTMENT Duplex 2 rentalsand garage rental Call for more details Pnced low $30s $385 00 monthly tncome BUILDING LOT - 34 acre part~ally wooded 2\; miles from etty Has been surveyed and has wate1 tap NEW LISTING IN CHESHIRE VILLAGE 2 bedroom home Wllh VInyl s1dmg Remodeled kttchen d1mng room fu ll basement Modern gas fo1ced atr furnace 2 m garage Bargam pnced al $22 000 #221 EXCELLENT INVESTMENT 720 Second Avenue-2 story bnckdouble Down sta irs apartm ent ha s hvmg room ktlchen bath lam1ly or dmmg room and 2 bedrooms Up sta~r s has 4 rooms and a bath Monthly mcome potential of $375 $40D DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY' $37 500 Hill 209 AC M/ L FARM located on St Rt 325 JOining land of Southwes tern Htgh School and new grade school bw ldrng Excellenl road frontage fo1 bw ld 1ng along St Rt 325 and Roush Rbad Also good s1tes fo 1off road development 80 90 ac of crop area 100 ac of pasture 1400 fb tobacco base 8 room farm house wtlh modern features Farm bu1ldmgs for Clops livestock and equipment storage Very good water supply also county water W1ll sell on land contract w1th SIZeable down payment and reasonable te1ms Holdmg at $150 OOD N331 NEW LISTING JN GREEN TWP 2 000 sq It bnck home offers more than most Complete wuh sunken hvr ng room large lo1mal dtn rng extra large eat m k1lchen wrlh parqu et floors co1y den w1th bnck fir eplace 3 bedrooms 2'h bath s and 2 car garage Also mcl udes backyard patto central a r Pnce can I be beat at $69 900 #201 Here ISa supeJ buy anyone rn the Vtnton a1ea l oc ated tust11orlh ol Vrnlon on St Rt IGO Prelly 3 bedroom home Wllh I '? baths very nrce la~ge krtchen huge hv1n g room and I!I ge 4h m e lot wtlh rn ground pool and sma ll pond $39 900 buys 1t and we can MCI vou lm twccd 1 OUTSTANDING BUY IN SYRACUSE 3 bedroom home w1th all !he tnmmmgs fully equ1 pped eat rn kitchen dtmng room 21ull baths hvm g room and famtly room Country stvle deco ratmg large 2 car garage w1th heat an d wat er ONl V $43 000 Many othe1 extras #236 COMPLETE THE WORK AND SAVE 1$$$ Alol of w01k and mone y has bee n spent rn remo de ling lh1s 2 story oldeJ home but mo10 yet to b'e done Has lar ge sr1e 10nms 3 bedrooms bath lam1ly 100111 l1 111 ng room k1lchen dmmP, room and parl ra l baseme nt Newroof and drywall and vmy l stdtn g almost done Kyger Creek schools $? 1 500 #402 NEW llSTING Nr ce 2 bed room home bath nte e krtchen 12x24 hvmg room All1n good condrtron 7 yearsold N1ce flat lot 85x250 Good ga~den area beaultlul vtew of larm land and woods On ly 9 mil es from crly boat doc ks Excellent weekend retreat or perma nenl home Askmg only $29 900 #J0 2 OUTSTANDING GREEN TWP HOME Quret country atmosphere a secluded ptc tu resque settmg 3 acres of wooded playground lor the ch1ldren very co11venrent to shoppm g school s Holzer Medtcal Center an d chUJChes •Ex cellent netghborhood Alarge natural redwood 2 story home offenn g lar p,e llvntg room den wtth bu1ff 1n cabmets and bookshelves a lar ge cal rn krt chen w1 lh a v1ew Ollhc woods surroundmg the 20x40 rnground pool lotmal dmmg room and huge lamtly room wrlh woodburner 3V, bath s 4 large bedrooms wrth lots of wall and walk rn clo sets master bedroo mtncludes a stt11ng room and bat h wtlhtub and shower basement under most ol the house and tncludos a 131 ge rec room fo1 ptng pon g pool model rarhoad sor man yother ac IIVtiies It s a per fect place lo ratse krds or Mom and Pop to enJOY the golden vea rs Nll 7 NEW llSTINGI 9 acres and modern home 3 bedroom ranch wtlh attractiVe krtchen liVIng roorn small den and large bath QU1el country locat1on m Addrson Town sh1p $44 900 m& BEST BUILOING lOI Build the house you have bee n dr eam 1ngahou1 on th ts excellent 100 x175 lot 2 blo~<l l rom H M C C1ty wale1 sewer nat u ra l ~ " $15 750 Nu rnobrle home OWNEitS MOVED TO LOUISVILLE Must sel11mma culate 3 bedroom bn ck Jan ch w1lh lam1ly room I \; baths liVIng room la1 ge eat m krtchen an d 2 car gar age Ce ntral an Just oil Rt 35 $69 500 #216 I WHY USE A REALTOR? t We save time and effort by bnng1ng only select, qualified prospects 2 Wa know the neighborhood; thrs helps to set the pnce nght 3 We know how to negotiate We can smooth over trouble spots and unravel snarled procedures before they mount up 4 We bring prospects at the seller's convenience The seller 11 never surpriSed by a visit at an awkward time 5 We know financmg - the greatest source of costly delay and drsappornt ment to the sell-it-myself set 6 We know how to sell Wa know when - and w1th whom - to be persuas1ve WHEN YOU'RE READY TO SELL CALl THE LEADING SALES TEAM IN GALLIA COUNTY s t92-6191 r..... Offlct....... .... 99t·2251 Jlu Trumll .. Mt-2&60 Dot1lt 912-!1692 AW ,, MODERI RANCH HDIIU- Kyge1 C1eek Schoo~ 4 bedrooms 2 baths LR eat m k1tchen full basemertt untm1shed,. top of g10und pool and deck a~ea St01age building Priced ~40s INVESTMENT - Duplex w/garage sepmtmg the untls £asy $600 00 per month mcome or hve mone and let the other help pay tor your home Exc rnnd Both a~e 2bedroom lsi umt has I bath 2nd umt has I\\ baths and central11r Take a look d w1ll su1pnse you Much large/ than they appeal Easy m11ntenance David Wiuman 446-9666 B. Walker 246-6276 Clyde B. J. Hairston 446-4240 • Loretta McDade 446·7729 �'' : ~~~~~~~~S~u~n~da:y;T:i;m:e:s-;S~e=nu~·n;e~I~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~h~i~o~~~-~n~t~P~~~M~nt~,~W~-~V~a~·:::::::r~======~===,~J~a~n~~~~~2~5~,~19~8~7 : I'U•u'zzDIAIIL•Y C.~1l 31.,..(·_ f)'C ~Cl• WOlD P\!.:1 l.'CIU -~~ ~ P<r 0 tAMI ldltod 1971 AMC Hornet, 614-367-7200. Print letters of 1978 Ford Elite. Good condi· tion. $1400 Call 614--985- ·eock in lis line of SCiuores. • I • I I ' 3 i I I { I '' • • .•' 1972 Ford Gran Torino Station· wagon . 351 VB, auto trans . t250. Call 614 -992- 3323. 1982 Fard Escort , 53,000 milet, t 1.900 .00. Call 304- WOALAV 1~ II 676-4480. I I_ 1976 Malibu C les.si~; 57.000 actual miles. AC . P8, PS, bucket seats. 304-676 -2290. , 979 Mercu ry Coug ar X~ 7 . 1ow mileage, 82.100.00. Call 304· 675-6449 . I'_ PINNAK, • . _ 1 ~======~ GE L NJ I 1--..=-:;....::...;.;...;....:.....---l .•. < I 'I ' 1 18 1 19 _j_L-J . ..._ __._ !.,_- - ' - - - ' - - "Look, there's dad eating lunch with his secretary,' lin· formed my mom. Both of my parents were always dieting so without skipping a beat she replied, "Forgetthe secretary, look - he's - . " I 1-_,.:;IFCOFE _,_~,,.,I,.:,r:-.--I G) Complete 0 I 1 1 1 1 .L.....JL......L-----L--'--...1.--l the chuckle quoted by fill ing in the mis.sing words you de¥elop from step No. 3 below: c l ~ 't.s ~lto-1. ... I' I' 1 1• I' I' 1· I' I'D I !!,:.J ·I I I IHE Is I I I I I I I I m~!.·:.•o •• • ·-.., 1 4 1 ..•••• .- ,; ~NI.I.V3 1,111 lVHM ~001 'AJVI&J~es 8111 186Jo~.. 'peJid&J 8118 IB&q B Gujddt~S 1no1111M 08 GIIIIIIP sABMtB IIJ8M IIU<I.I'Id Aw 10 4109 ·wow Aw p&WJDjU( I ,,'NBI8Joefl 8111 IIIIM 11oun1 Gutl•e paa s,aJ&III · ~oo1 .. ., • So4~7J-V\!J'~:IIS SH 9N/l'll3 S,&l/ l'IHM 301:/:/0 3100/f Nl>ldlfN A11N3~ 7'1MOA'I Autos for Sale 71 01 Sli:IMSN\1 Autos for Sale . ---~-- . 1984 Ford Escort wag an, 4apd., c.. ~ air. AM -FM . h priee $ 2999. • Johns's Auto SaiM, Bulavill e : Rd ., Gallipolis. • • • : 196 4 Bu ick LeSabte·, 69, 000 miles , inter i or · e~t . co n d .. exterior-good con d . Must saiL Call614· 245-941 2 1913 Chevene. 4 •pd., AM ·FM st•r•o casnue. new tira 1 . 31.000 miln. 82960. Call614441·1343 or 614-446-8628. • • 1883 Chevene. auto .. AM rl dio. • New paint, new lires, 40.500 • miiM, , 12960. Call 614 -446 - : 8343 or 81"4· 446·8528. 1980 CA 126, 614·446-2709 . 81 Monle Carlo, 83 Olds Hurst. Call 614 -446· 8201 . 71 Autos for Sale 1976 Internatio nal Bus . · 66 passengers. Standard transmis· sion. In very gaod co nd ition. Can 1963 Ford Fairlane 600, 304- 676,2346. 6l4-379-2726 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity tta 1ion wagon , low mileage , 1984 Mercury Topa1 , clean, 56.000 miles. S3 .500.00 . Ca ll Trucks for Sale 68 Chavv p ickup . Stlort wheel base, no rust. Ex. co nd. Call RINGLES ' S SERVICE, eA'pe- l!t Campers Omega f iberglass, mounted ori Niasan. 1984 Model, 6 spef'd, dual whuls. 23 MPG in over· drive. $9900. Call 6,4·992- 3921. Services Home Improvements 1986 Ford pickup- 4Jt 4 , F-250, V-460, low mileag e. 3,200 milea. l ike new. Call 61:4 -446· 0406 daytime. 614-4 46-2800 SWEEPER end sawing machine repair, pans, and supplies. Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum evenings . Georges Creek Rd . Call 614- 78 Ford F100 shortbed, 6 cyt, 4 l!!lpd. $1 8&0 . Call 614 -367- 7200. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. · 1973 4x4 Toyota land cruiser . Runs good. $1400. Ca ll 614· 446-8623. 78 Ford Custom van . ex . cond. Call 614 -446-8201 . 76 85,700.00 , eall304·676-4480. 8udget t ran smissio " s used & Jjtbuilt all types . Torque conver· ters & transfer casas . Engine over ha ul kits. Alliso" Transmit · sin parts and CVC joints. Mnlmum 30 day to lifetime warranty. Will deliver, cas h and carrv or install. Call 614 · 379 · 2220. EXCELlENT BUILDING HOUSE WITH ALUM . HOOK-UP. ALL FOR ·. 304-675,3190. 304-676 - 4164 for tree 1 Showy flowers 7 " Nightmare on Street" 10 Brawl: colloq. 13 Musical Dispatched Mix Washington bill Sucoulenl part of fruit • CO NV EN IENTLY LOCATED ALONG lrd AVE. (300 block) - • I 3 F-4-5 bedroom home. 2 h•lh s, recenlly tenovaled new ga• I 1A lurnace $50,000 00 · · I 38 Withered 39 Abstracl being 40 "- Elsewhere" 4t Full ·of griel 44 Equally 46 Taka a chair 47 Six-polnler: abbr. 48 Wine cup _ 49 Pedal digit 50 Cloth measure 51 Undercooked 53 Iron symbol 54 Steamship: abbr. 55 Soli 57 Obese 59 Crony 60 Spanish measure of lenglh 61 French: abbr . 62 Sofa 64 Kind of beer 66 Chinese lemple 68 "- lo Billy Joe" 10 Afrl~an. ~ntelope 72 land measure 73 Nobleman 74 Openwork fabric 77 Burst 78 Meellng 80 En1ertainlng 82 Also 83 Pierce 85 Playing cards 86 Part ol eye: pl. 87 Trial SS Rodent t72 Trap 173 Velvellike fabric 175 Otherwise 176 Type of cheese 177 Upper regions of space 178 Border on 90 Deposll 91 Spread for drying 92 Cushion . 93 Sculptured likeness 96 Sound caused by breaking waves 99 Sow tOt Hold back t04 Skill t05 Short sleep t07 Deface 108 Conducted t09 Males t 10 Article 11 t Caustic DOWN 1 AHixes 2 Bridges 3 Acid 4 Betore 5 Concerning f3 Narrow opening 7 Teutonic deity 8 Brim 9 Engine substance t 12 Goddess ol discord 10 Renovate ' t 14 Substance 116 Pulverized rock · 117 vast age . 118 Perlorm t20 Crackle 122 Dine 123 Sicilian volcano t24 l~land : abbr. t25 Live t27 Thai thing t29 Weary 13 t Scatter 133 Early morn 134 Hebrew leller 136 "- tu, Brute" t37 Tennis stroke t39 Falher 140 Actor Lov./e t 4t Gralulty t 42 Printer's measure t43 - Francisco 145 Damp t47 "60 _ .. 151 Mournful 152 Southern 'blackbird 153 Leave oul t 55 Biller vetch 157 Carries t58 Nahoor sheep 159 Warble 160 Mile: abbr. 16 t Malden loved by Zeus 163 Apportion 165 Eagle's nest 167 Compass point 168 Land measure 169 Scoff 171 Watered silk 11 Be in debt t2 The two of us t3 Pellet t4 AI home t5 Beast ol burden 16 Pinches 17 Monslers t 8 County executive t9 llems of property 23 Seesaw 26 Clenched hand 29 Cogitate 32 Frightened suddenly 33 Top of house 35 Negative 36 Haul 37 Models 40 Sirlkes 42 Actual 43 Fright 45 South Seas garment 48 Fruit drink 52 Small lump 56 Plagues 58 Mounlaln lakes 59 Fool lever 60 Diverse 62 Parted 63 Follows 65 Proceed 66 Wenl by 67 Precedes In time 68 Harvest goddess 69 Speck 71 Authorll alive slatement 73 ·sacrlfled (bll@l'b&lll 75 Dawn goddess 76 Small child 79 Faeroe Islands whirlwind 81 Myselt 84 Cudgel 87 Make lace 89 Melody 92 Await settlement 93 Sodium chloride 94 Attempt 95 Hearing organs 97 Male sheep 98 Liberaled 99 Narrow, llat boards 100 Lamprey 10t Rockfish 102 Greek leiter 103 Lair 106 Liquid measure 109 Indefinite number 1t3 Declared 115 Tantalum symbol t 16 Pierce 119 lubricate 12 t British baby carriage t23 God of love 124 Demon 125 Brooms t26 Loosely woven colton 128 Haul i30 Newspaper execulive 132 Gill t 33 Succor 134 Flag t35 Fugitive from Russia t38 Spelling contest t4 t Chinese pagoda 144 Nickel symbol t46 British streetcars 148 Memoranda 149 Guido's low note 150 Plague t5t Scott 152 Three-toed slolhs 154 Cravats 156 Sluggish 158 Father 159 Mop 162 Nallve metal t64 Roman 52 t66 Cheer t67 Health resort 170 Spanish article 174 Greek leiter -J • I I I • • .~j~~;;;MELY 5 ACRES of level ground ad1acentto . Plea •• Valley Eslates; 350- ot_road lronlage. w1th city water I e sewef and gas on plemlses. $400.00 per lront too. NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME lo~ated along Rou sh R a: • • Cheshite lwp Ky ger Creek Schools. Approx 1h acre. • iwblp. pool. Buy no wlor $49,500.00. • e • • iuw 1 Section, 8 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper The fourth hostage was Identified by Beirut University College as Mlthlleshwar Singh, in his 60s, chairman of the college's business depart-ment. The school said Singh has resident allen slatus In the United States. · A caller claiming to represent the Organization of the Oppressed on Earth told the Voice of Lebanon radio that a hostage would be kllied If Wesl Germany does not release suspected Arab terrorist Mohammad All Jiamadel. "We have asked West Germany that It should not deal with the American · ·admtnislration concerning lhe extradition of Mohammad Ali Hamadei," the caller told the Christian radio station. . "If they don't release him after midnight , I assure you that we wlli get r id of one of the hostages. " I I Cecl! Stacy, Dexler, County Road 10, acted in self-defense In killing Jesse Anderson, 53, Wheeling, W.Va. , at the Stacy resldenc<:> .Thursday evening. This Is the preliminary conclu· sian of Sheriff Howard Frank and Proseculing Altorney Frederick W. Crow III. prosecutor's !nvesli· gator Paul Gerard said Monday morning. On Thursday. shor tly before 7 p.m., the Meigs Counly Sheriff's Department received a call from the Meigs Counly Emergency Medica l Service In regard to a shooting which had accured at the Stacy residence. , l)hetlff 'Fi'alik,; seVilral of his deputies, Coroner Dr. James Conde, and Gerard ·were all dispatched Ia, the scene, Anderson wa s dead at the scene. Gerard r eporls I hat Ander son had an exlensive--cr!rn!nal record daling back to 1948. He had several convictions for gra nd thefl. br!'aklng and enter· tng, auto theft and variou s firearms charges, Anderson had served lim<' in several state and $to, bg to pld •P • FREE 1987 61le11d11 I ~·. . SELLIIG YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS:... .CALL All EXPERIENCED WOOD REALTY . SALESPERSON - - - .- ., federal facilities . According to Slacy, Anderson came to his house pretending to have car trouble. Stacy gave the man a screwdriver and a flashlight , but soon became suspicious and got a .22-callber revolver fmm his bedroom and placed. 11 under his shirt. Anderson relurned to_the house and asked for a glass of water. When Slacy turned his back lo get the water. he wa s a!lacked by Anderson, whO, according to the slory, by then had drawn a .32-caliber automatic. The two men struggled and Stacy was finally allll' Ia get to his own gun, officials said. He fired Ito.eight rounds, seven of which struck Anderson who died of wound 10 the abdomen , No vehicle was found al the scene. Anderson wa s registered at the Gallipolis Holid ay Inn on the day of the Incident. Officers wenl to I he roorf! and discovered a female who was queslloned. The woman was IMntifled as Valerie McDonald , 24, of Wheel- More solid goals expected in -speech COLUMBUS i UPII - Gov. Richard F _ Celesle will deliver his annual "State of lhe Sla te" address to a joint session of I he OHio Genera! Assembly at noon Tuesday. Lawmakers will gather In lhe Ohio House chamber lo hear lhc governor recile the pas t accomplishmE>nts of his administration and the Legislature. and establish goals lor the nexl year. · Aides sa!il Celesle will have some more concrele goals than those he enunclaled at his second Inaugural two weeks ago. But he may save some of lhe details for his 1988-89 budge!. which will be revealed Feb. 2. Boster • retatns ,.posttiOD on panel . " I will continue to utilize my role as chairperson of thr com· m!ttee to make Ohio a leader In the area of goverl)lent and ethics and responsibility." she said. The elh!cs reform bill was signed by Gov. R t~hard F . Celeste an June 17, 1986. and became effective three months later. Boster was also named by Rlffe to serve on the following committees and s~bcommlttees: Children and Youth, Civil and I I Hamadei Is wanled by the United Stales in Ihe June 1985 hijacking of a TWA Fllghl 847 in Bei rut that lr fl Navy diver Robert Stettiem dead and 39 Americans hostage for 17 days. Was hlnglon requesled his extradil lon. Two Wesl Germans were abducl ed las I week In a bid l o force Wes t Germany to free Hamadei, arrested at Frankfurt alrporl earlier I his month car r ying liquid explosives. The West German newspaper Welt am Sonntag said German offici als believe I he two Germa ns were kidnapped by Hamadel' sbrolhcr, Abdelhadi Hamadei, security chief of Hezbollah, a proIranian Shiite Moslem group. Ger'man newspapers have repor ted I he government wlli reject the American exlraditlon req uesl because It fear s for I he IIV€s of the hosl ages and will Instead l ry Hamadel for possession of explosives and dt'porl him. The kldnapplngs of lhc four on Salurday brought Ia 24 lhe number of foreigners missing and believed kidn apped In Lebanon. Eight of I he missing are Amer ica ns. Nine of lhem have been seized sine<' hoslage negotiator Terry Waite, I he special envoy 10 th<: archbishop of Ca nl erbury. carne 10 Belr ul .l an. 12 for his latest altempl to win freedo m for the hostages . Wail e has nol ~en seen since Tuesdav. and a Church of England spokesman s;~ ld in· London Sunday thai Walle Is "s llli engaged In his humanilarian mission" and l hal "people In a poslllon 10 know" assured his superiors "of his sa fely and w~ll- be in g _ " Seatbelts on buses considered Officials believe Dexter man was acting in self-defense Slate Rep. Jolynn Boster, D,Galllpolls. will be chairperson of the House Ethics and Standards Committee dur ing the 117th General Assembly S!'sslon. Bosler was reappotnled Ia lhe position by House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr., D-New Basion. As chairman of the Ethics and Standards Committee during the 116th General Assembly, Boster was primary sponsor of H.B. 300, considered one of the nation's 1oughesl ethics refor ms laws. 'AP 3 BEDI100111 HOME (Jj KATHY ORIVE nea~ Hoke•_Hosf)tal. lJ:tN traff~ atea, large !Mck yard, WBFP. Gaft~o• City Schrol Oistr~t. P1ice $45,000. . '· LISTING: Oownlown tesla;ranl bu si ness wilh 0-5 license included. Call lor more inlormation!ll ' ICREAGE: 132 acres, 30 acres ol botlom land, Buy now 101 ;35.000.00. l$265.00 per ACRE!!!I Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, January 26, 1987 ByRJAD KAJ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) -A Moslem group that claimed responslb!l!ty for the kidnapping of three Americans · and an Indian U.S. resident threatened to kill a hostage today unless West Germany frees an Arab wanted by the United States for the 1985 hijacking of TWA Fllghl 847. The midnight Sunday deadllne passed with no word on the fate of the four hostages - Belrul University College professors kidnapped Satur· day by .gunmen disguised as pollee officer's. In Washington, a White House spokesman said President Reagan was "deeply concerned" about the American hos(ages- identified by the State Department as communications professor Alann B. Steen, 47; accountanfRoberl B. Polhlll, 52; and mathematics profes sor Jesse Turner, 39. INEW LISTING!!! - lns1de c11y limlls.. .30,798 sq. ll. lol. with I temting 4,800 sq II. melal bldg. Buy now for $60.000.00. I I en tine Tonight, clear and cold. Low near 5. Northwest winds 5to 10 mph. Tuesday, mostly sunny . Ill gh near 25. Moslem group threatens hostages with death 1 BUY NOW: 21h ACRE LOTlocated w1lh1n Springlield Twp .. Gallia Co. $10,500.00. PRICE REDUCE 0 - I hr ee bed room home 10 PlantsSut .'· diVISIOn. Excellent cond1llon andready lo move 1nlo. Full basement carport. Comlorla~le . Was $43 .!il0.00. NOW $39.500.00. IHEW liSTING - 3 Bedrm. home s1lualed along Hanna~ Ttace Rd . Walnullwp. 1.8 ams. P11ced lor 1mmediale sale - \ e1timates. Val.36, No.184 Copyrigh1ed 1~87 ACROSS 30 Drunken cai'Ousel : at y in furniture ,upholstering. Call SUNDAY PUZZLER 3t 32 34 36 . • Mowrev'a Upholstering serving 2464. Men '' REDUCED! OWNERS WANT THIS ONE SOLO! CONVENIENT TO HOSPITAL. 3 BR, HUGE LR, FULLY FURNI SHED KITCHEN &DINING AREA, CARPORT WITH STORAGE ROOM & PARTIAL BSMT. JUST REDUCED TO' $30,000. ' Coal and llm eatonu . deliv e~y. 20-30-29-22-2-23 trl countv.area 21 years. The bast Auto Parts & Accessories ASSUMABLE VA LOAN AT 9Y>%! RANCH SIYLE WITH CEDAR . SIDING ON NICE LEVEL LAWN 3 BR, 2 BATHS, LG. LR & HUGE KITCHEN/ DINING COMBO WITH APPLIANCES & SNACK BAR. HEAT PUMP WTIH CI A. GARAGE &BACK PATIO. JUST OUT OF TOWN. CITY SCHOOl DISTRICT. ASKING $52,000. . £ . sCHOOL DISTRICT - FRAME RANCH WITH NEW VINYL SIDING. NEW ROOF, 3 BRS, BATH, FAMILY ROOM 1 eM GARAGE. $411,000. ' 676-7397. GE . Specialing in Zenith. Call 304 -576-2398 or 614 · 446 · Car~ REDiiCEO! EXCELLENT lOCATION - JUSTOU TOFTOWN . FRAME RANCH WITH 3 BRS.. l 'h BAIHS& I CAR GARAGE. NICE lARGE. LEVEL LOT BETTER TAKE A LOOK FAST REDUCED TO$39,000. fAll- APPROX. 78 ACRES. HOUSE BUILTIN 1972 2 BR 1\! BATHS, FULLY C~RPETED. $78,000. ' ' 448-4477 Of Lotto new Uphostered. RON'S Television Service . House calls on RCA. Quazar. speed. sOe614nt Ashland 86500. Oil in Minorsvill e. AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT OORDON. REALTOR, 446-6216 MARY FlOYD. REALTOR, 446-3383 25 lOCUST STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO $24,500 R 81 M Custom Cauches and Reupholstery, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. 614-256- U-70, Eve. 614-44-6-3438. Open daily 9 ta 4:30, Sat. 9:30 to 1 :30. Olcl & estlmetJS. Call 614-446 -6174. 992-6900. Ask lor sm. HOMES, FARMS & COMMEROAL PROPERTIES . 25 LOCUST STREET. GALLIPOliS, OHIO 46621 PIIC£ REDUCED OVER $5,000 - GOOD LOCATION IN TOWN. 3 BRS, 1\\ BATH, BIG BACK YARD All FENCED. Watterson 's Water Hauling, reaa a nable rates. immediate 2,000 galien delivery. ciaterns. pools, well, etc. call 304· 576· AU tvpes carpenter & concrete work: Interior, exterior, ramo· deling, painting. raafinO. free ' 446-3636cA~ PIIME LOCATION -iDEAL RENTAl PROPERTY. 2 BRS BATH,,NICE BACK YARD. $16.000. ' Plumbing l!t Heating c;or. Fourth and Pine Galllpoli1. Ohio Phone 614·448· 3888 or 614 - UpholsterY FTM General Contracting 13yrs expg,rience . .Roofing & · Construction Ph. 614-388-9308. 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Call collect 1· 614-237·0488, dly or night Aag art Bas e "'ent Waterproofing. 614-266-6243. 8~5 - 2088 General Hauling 2919. 614-446 -82 01 . 1979 GMC dump truck. Call rle~ced c~rpeQter, elettricii-n, mason. painter. roofing finclud: ing hot tar appllcltionf 304· CARTER 'S PLUMBING • AND HEATING 19 Clothing 20 - de Janiero 2t Female sheep 22 lnlultion 24 Extra 25 .. - Mice and Real Call 79 Motors Homes , 81 8!) be used as church bus or be con\lened into camper . . Call 614 -992- 3187 o r 614 -367· 7264. 1985 Ch,sler labaro n, 4 dr., auto ., air. 44,000 miles. Ca ll 1- -- - - - - - - - 72 0400. Home lmproyema~ts H::umo ~~~;::~~:::;~~j-;~=::;::=.=:~~;=:;=T";;:;==~=~~=~ -;;; : 71 81 Motorcycles 1972 Dadge. good 31 8 engine, $ 160.00. 304-576· 2662 . LENGTY 6 _ _ 1 74 4418. LUCCTH II 53,000 miles. 6 cyl.. auto., $426 . Call words below .to make 6 '' Autos for Sale b! CLAY R. POLLAN__;:...__ _ __ O Rearrange the 6 scrambled siiTipiO words. 71 \. I .. Slate Rep. Jolynn Boster Commercial Law; Education; lhe Colleges and Universities Subcommittee of the Education Commltlee; and Judiciary and Criminal Juslice. " My Inclusion on these key committees In the House w!ll allow me to conlinue to advocal e the Interests-and concerns of the citizens oft~ 94th Dlslrict," she said. Boster, who has practiced law In Gallipolis since 1978, was elected to -her third term In the House last November. The 94th House D!strlct Is comprised of Gallla. Meigs and Ath ens counties. J tng. She was Anderson' s companIon and she indicated that she was at the Holiday Inn al the time of the incident and not Involved In lhe robbery atlempt or-shooting. A search warrant was obtained In Gall!a County. and I he motel room, as well as Anderson' s car. were searched. Anderson's car has been Impounded and Is being held as evidence. An aulopsy was ordered on Anderson and the preliminary findings Indicated the Wheeling man died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds Inflicted durl~!! the struggle with Stacy. Detail ed toxlcolo!C( results ar e not yet , available. The FBI and feder al aulhor!· ties In Wheeling ·have also been Involved In the lnvest!gallon. according 10 Information rc· leased by the Meigs County Prosecutor's office . A coi n JOB - Desplle the snow from last week and cold temperatures, Meigs County Courthouse cuslodlan John Stahl swept a path from the building to the flag pole to hang the American and Ohio flags. Reagan interrupts schedule to answer panel's questions WASHINGTON !UP!) - Presld ~nt Reagan is Interrupting preparations for whal some regard as a make-or -break Slate of the Union address to answer questions aboul his involvement in and knowledge of lhe Iran arms-Conlra aid affair. Reagan, In seclusion for the last month, goes before Congress and a nalionw!de television_au· d!ence Tu esday night to demonsl rate he retain s the vision and political wher ewllhal to lead In the darkest days of his presidency. Before lacklln g that challenge, he set aside time loday to confronl the tangled web of the Iran arms deal in a private meeting with the special panel he named Ia rev iew operations of lhe National Secur ily Council sl aff. •-· The commission, headed by former Sen. John Tower, RTexas. was charged wllh determining how future abuses ca n be. avoided and expected to quesllon Reagan for about an hour on his recollections of the arms sal es lo Iran and olher Issues. The session marks the flrsl lime Reagan has been questioned on the m atler since the Iran arms-Contra aid connection was disclosed. Th e White House said President Reagan notes would be laken. bul no lranscr!pt would be kept and no formal record would be released . The Iran scandal will crea l e a backdrop of tension and uncer· talnty for Reagan as he travels 10 Capitol Hill Tuesday night 10 outline an agenda of m llilary slrength, economic growth and supporl l or I he Nicaraguan reb- cis and olher anl i,communlst "freedom f i~hl er s" around lh f' world. In the process, aides said, he will defend his handling of lhe I ran arms-Conl ra aid affair -If not the opera lion Itself- wll haul dwelling on lhc crisi s ihal has rocked his administralion for more than l wo monlhs. Reagan worked on his Sl ate of lhe Union add ress over ihe weekend at Ca mp David , Md. A w1n1er slorm lhal. blankelcd l he capit a! wllh a second l ayer of fres h snow forced him and Mrs. Rragan lomakelhe relu rnlriplo Washington by mol orcade rath er · lhan helicopt er. Dcsplle the hlgh sWkPs In volved. the drafllng of lhe Stale of I he Union address has become · \lOgged down by dlsagreemenl among lop Whil ~ House ortlcla ls over I he lone and subslancc of I he address and a failure 10 nail down details of such Inil tatlves as · a ca lastroph ic health tn suranct' plan. ~m~ Whil e House aides an d Reaga n associates have characl erized l he speech - his sixlh Sl al e of the Union address- us a mak e-or -break performa nce thai will decide whether lh~ president will ~able l o recover from the Iran scandal . COLUMBUS iUP II - The chairma n of the Se nate Educa lion Commlltee said he has asked lhe Ohio Deparlmenl or Ect'uca, t lon to have a school bus equipped wllh seat bells available when the commit l ee ~gins hearings nexl month on a bill :o require ~e a l ~Its In school buses. Se n. Cooper Snyder. R· Hillsboro, said I he nine-member commitlee can examine the seat ~II by l aking a ride. Snyder said he has no personal views on lhe bill ycl bul Is planning several co mmlll ee hearings to air lhe issue. Lasl year , lhe Ohio General Assembly passed a blll•·equlrlng drivers and fronl -sea l pas sengers In au l omoblles lo buckle up and lhal law, now fully enforced. has spread the Issue to school buses. Se n. Lee I. Fisher . DCievel and, who int roduced lhe leglslalion, said '. he has been contacled by abou l 40 parcnl s who supporl ~ li s and by such organizations as lhc American Academy of Pedlalrlcs and the American Medica l Association . F lsher' s bi ti would require only l ap belt s because school bu s s•' ats are nol designed 10 accommodat e shoulder harnesses . II would affecl school buses boughl after Jan. I, 1989. A local arm of lhc Nallonal Coa lit io n lor Seat Bells In School Buses is expecled to supporl for lh<' bilL Some cducalors say seal belts, particularly lap bells. are unnecess'a ry and sornet lmcs dang!'r· ous In school buses. G. Ro~rl Bowers , an asslslanl slal e s uperlntend~enl, lold lhc Columbus Dlspalch. "I 'm nol aware of any research thai · supporl s sea t ~lls In sc hooi bu ses. " He said school buses are lhe " "saresl means or lransporlalion d~vl scd . and I don' l see seal bells as addln~ lo I hal." He does not know whN her lh!' educatio n depart mcnl wli llake a sta nd on •the bilL . Accordi ng 10 lhe departmcnl , 271 sluden ts were injured lnsldr buses In Ohio during the 1 91W - R~ school year. Thomas B:m on. lransportallon dlreclor lor lhe Columbus Public Schools, said tests uslnR dummies In buses showed I hal If a bus stops sudd<•nly , an unbell<'d child' s body would hlllhe Sl'al In !rant or him whereas a belled ch ild's head wou ld lake tht> tmpa cl. Teletrack proposal g9es to southern Ohio SOUTH POTNT, Ohio (UP! I A West VIrginia mayor says he Is not worried that a bu sinessman has lurned hls attention lo South Polnt, after he was rebuffed In an ellorl to build a telelrack fa cility in Huntington. W.Va. Blll Kelley is seeking approval of the gambling facility from the Ohio State Racing Commission . However, officials there say Ohio's gaming laws, as Is the case wllh West Virginia's, do not specifically allow or prohibit electronic off-track betting and It could take a legislative act to make the proposed facUlty legal. Hunllngton Mayor Robert Nel- son sa id Kelley' s proposal , on behalf of hi s co mpan y Enlerlainment-USA of Okla· homa, does not worry him. For .several years, Nel son has locked horns wil h the West Virgi nia Lefllslature over whether to provide leg aI provisions fo r off-track betting. worki ng on for more than a year. I'm fam illar •with Oh io's racing stalul e and I lhink a lelelrack will need enabling lc~ls la llon there." Craig t.llen. an Ironton allor ney who flied the application with _I he Ohio Racing Commission for Kelley, said Entertalnmeni -USA has taken an option on ,a 12.3-acrc Little attention hasbeenglve l o lract of land In Sout h Point. The the Issue by the West VIrginia land Is currently owned by Legislalure, where Nelson once Ashland Oil. served as a senator. Ohio laws permits racing and · "I 'm not all lhat worried," at-the-track belting. bu t they arc Nelson said. slient on the relativel y recent "They're jusl now approach· ) technology of telelracks. or Tel e!ng the P.roblems we've been • commun ica tions F. nle[lalnmrnl Centers, fll lr<n said. "The law was pu l In pla rr before I he co n1·ep1 ca me >llong , so II is no I aIlowed or specifica lly prohlblll~!:" hr said. The prupos<'d facllliy , which may be ta k ~n up for discussion by lhc racing com mission In February, would seal 1.800 people. Nelson, likeWise, hasappllcdlo the Weill Virginia RaclnR Commission for a license lo opera 1c a lel elrack. However, thecommlsslol) Is yet lo hear 1he proposal by lhe mayor. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 25. 1987 crabtree craig rothgeb