http://66.213.69.5/files/original/81b65036cf67bedf02a08eaf2a427b0b.pdf 92335c29a489d51407b237c34190fa54 PDF Text Text - --- Local briefs: Saturday, and 6 a:m. to 1: 30 a.m . on Sunda y. Cobb Chevrolrt -Oidsmobile-Cadillac lnr .. Pome1 oy · ano Ge neral Motors Corporal ion. Ch(' l' r Oif't Motol' Division. The plaintiffs charge that an auto mobil e_ which the\· purchased April 29. 1986 from Cobb. has had coni mucus driec·rs and belween thQ purcha se date and Ma)' 19. 1987. has been returned to Cobb' s for -repairs on 10 occasions. . Plaintiffs charge that the car df'alership ha s b~en rn possession of the vehi cle longN than they have. In ~ddttwn to the monetary damages , plaintiffs ar e req uesting a trial bv JUf\'. EMS reports emergency runs Two prop le wen• injured in a thr ee-vehic le accident on Oh io 7 , . Thu rsday, at q a.m .. accordi ng to the in Mei gs Count _ Gallia -Melgs Post of the State Highw ay Patrol. Paul )-. . ( :rady . 41 , of Ra c ine. was driving north on Ohio 7 and was closing in on the in!Nsection of Count y Road 3. David A . Acre<•. Jr .. 18. of Middlepor t . wa s going sou th on Ohio 7 when he had slowed to turn !el l. Behind him. a 1ruck dr iven by 'G lenn T. Crisp. :Jo, of Langsville , w<'nl left of c£> nl<'f and hit Grady's car head -on. Gr ady . in his un suc cess ful allempl to avoid hitting Crisp's truck. went lcfl ol center and hi t Acr ee's car . Grad.v wa s admillc·d to Vetera ns Memorial H osp ita l. where he wa' sa id to be in stab!•· condi tion , according to I he hospital. Crisp suffered cu ts in 1hP accident and wa s admit ted to Holzer Medtcal Cen iN . where he was li sted in sa tisfactory condition. according to the h0'4>ilal. Crisp wa s cited ·for ass urrod clear di stance Tupp~rs Plains at 7:06a.m . to Reedsville for Michael Wes t to St. Joseph 's Hospital : Middleport at 9: 08 a.m. transported Paul Grady from an auto accident on Leading Creek to Veterans Memorial Hospita l : Middleport at 4: 20p.m . to Mill St. for T ed Riley to Holzer M edi cal Cen ter; Middleport at 8:56p.m. to Pa ge St. for Louise Heines to H olzer Medical Cen ter; Racine at 10:51 p.m . to Main St. for Dan Shain to Veterans Memorial Hospital. mornin g. The Gallia Twirlers Square Dance Club i s sponsori ng a "Spr ing Dancp" from 1:30 to6 : 30 p.m. on Sunday, June?, at Rio Grande. with n ational caller . Gary Kincade. along. wit h local cal ler s, .John Waugh and Bill Bush. Everyone welcome . Ferry operator Darrell Rodger sa ys th e trips ac r os s the r iver will be slower however bc>cause he's using a smaller si ngle engl~e boat . A s long as t he river stay s at it' s current level , Rodger says lh<' sma ll c1 boat wil l do the job. A propell er lost from hl s larger twin -engine boat ear ly last week was never recovered. dcspitl' efforts by divers to locate the propell er . The bi g boat is in dry dock now and will be repaired as soon as anothN propeller being shipped from Deiroit arri ves. Rodger hopes to have the bi g boat ba ck in service about Wednesday . A s long as no problems arise wllh the sma ller boat, he will maint ain the Ci : .10 a.m . to 1: .30 a.m . schf'du lc. M onda-' through Pomero'< Clerk-Trea surer Jane Wallen report s thai free trash pickup within th0 vi ll age, which has been going on for four weeks since Ohio Clean-Up week. i s now over. Walton says vi llage worker s hauled a tota l of JJ.J ioad s of tras h lo !h e county laodflll; about 10 tons per load. Costs to the vil lage to dump th e trash amounted to $575. not including employef's wages or gasoline for !h e 1rucks. Teresa Lynn Wi secup has been granted a divorce in Meigs Co unt y Commo n Pleas Court from Marvin Keith Wisecup. Thr plaintiff ha s been restored by the court to her fo r m er name Tavlor. dissolut ion of marriage ha s been gran ted Sa r a E . B i rchfield and Rober t L Bir chfi eld . $100,000 suit filed in court Rutland council to meet A suit for $100.000 has been filed In Meigs County Common Pl ea s Court by Bill Spau n and Ruth Spau n of Pomeroy against Ru!land Vi llage Cou ncil will meet Tucsda v. 7 p.m .. at thr civ ic center. A statement by the Bakkcrson "Nigh t lin e" that their $1.6 mil· lion salary was set b.l ' PTL' s directors was ca nt radiclcd in a repor t by Thr Wa shington Pos t The nC'wspaper sa id audit ors found t he PTL mini"rv had a srcrf't accoun t that paid more th an $2 m illion in sa laries and bon" ses to th e Bakkers and t hei r top aid£>s last yf'ar without the knoll'lcdgf' of the ministry's board of directors and chirl fi nanc ial officer . Auditors from Arthur An· dersen & Co. also _found m orr than $1.11i m il lion in salary and bonu ses w crrpaid tothcBa kk er s and top aides Richa rd Dortch and David T agga rt in lhl' fir st lhrc<' months of 19R7 withou t lh£> board' s k now lrdg£>. Sa l ar ies paid to 1he Ba kk crs "wrrP nrvrr br oug ht bc fon: thr hoard of dirf'cl ors . .. the Post qu oted Don George. a Texas r1·angr ll s1 an d a member of lht' I' TI. board from lalr l !t851orarlv 19R7. as saying. Tammy BakkPr. · an swering charges tha t she frequentl y went on extravagant spendin g binges. told "N ighllln e" lhf' shopping sprees were an ou!lct for ten sion and that she shopp<'d mosli)' in suc h inex pcnslvC' places as T .J . M ax and K Marl. Falwell, who took over PTL when Ba kk f'r resigned in M arc h after di sclosure of a 1980 sexua l trvs l with church srcrclarv .Jes- ( 1\s of 10: :JU a.m.) Provided hy Bryc<• and Mark Smith of Blunt E llis & Loewi Firm Pric<· Am Elect r ic Powcr ......... .. .. ... 27 AT&T ..... .......................... 26';, Ashland Oil .... . . .. . ... .. .... .fi3 Bob Evans Farms .. ....... .... 24 Y1 Cha rm in g Shoppes ...... .. ..... 2o % FcdNal Mogul.. .............. c... 42 ' 1 Goodyf'ar T&R . .. . ..6fi ·r, Hec·k' s Inc . ............ .. ......... . H, Lim it ed In c ....................... .4 ! ·1~ Multim edi a Inc . ... ............. Ci2 11 Rax ResTa ura nt s.............. . :i % Plains tread water in By ,Jfi('K BEl\ ltV United Pl'l•s. lnlt·rnallonal Unr<'lt'nting sturm!j soaked I he Plains ear ly rocl.tY , tltrcalt' nin g more woes ror rPsld(\nt s of Texa s. Oklahoma and Kansas where fl oods IWI'C killed tw o . people. lnjurocl lli others and forced some 1.21 Xl r f's icl r nt s fr o m . · their homes. Thundrr,r orms stretch i n g rrom thl' "'OUi hPr n Plains Okl ahoma Cit y Fir<' Df'par· men! spokesman John Hansen said t he body of Jcnntfcr 1\'loorr was found about :10 .v ar ds down SII'Cam from thr II'Cf'. " l.illlr .JcnnifPr ju st Joos t her gr ip as she was tryi ng to cl ing to sa fCI)', and thf'watf'r jus t car r ied her down and und er and caught hrr in somr drbris undC'rncat h the sur face." Hansf'n said. Sur ging watf'r had carr ied l·: liwbclh Moore' s car l o fcC't off d ro:.~d into th(' rrc' ck . Hansen said. The mother swam wi th Jennifer to a high spot and len the child clinging to th e l r Pro while she went back for her other chlldrpn, Rlc·k.~·. 8. and Sar ah. ti . When Moore returned. Jen ni fer was gonC'. !-:Iizabeth Moore and hrr two oldet' chi ldren cllmb!'d in to the tree and wrrP 10 Wisconsin Thursda)' force(! the e1·ac·uatlon uf !11111 people from Sf'V(\n towns in Oki.J homa t~ nd :UJO resident ., In 1\ansas. In Oklahoma CitY . a 2 .1·ra r-o lcl girl pla f'rd in a l n' r ;lllOI'<' flood wa trrs lost h< 'r grip ancl drownrd as hrr mot hf'r n'!'C'Ul'{l hrr tw o o ld er children from 1heir flood swept c·"r Thurscl")' , offi cials said. SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 5-30-87 sica Hahn, refu sed to appC'ar on "Nighllinf'" wi th th e Bakkers. However. he countered with an appe;trancc- Thursday on " Good Morning Amer ica" torepeatthal he would not ha ve made his c ha rges WPdnesda)· that Bakker was bisexual and loot ed I he PTL's bank accoun ts before fleeing - withoul"incon troverrible evidence." I Daily stock prices storm~s lat er b~~ firdighcrs. Hansen suid . It was tho seco nd stormrrlal<'d death in th e sta rr . ln nearb.v McClain County. the body o f 14-.vear -old Randell Taylor was fou nd in a flood ed stream about 10!1 vard.s from whrrr he disappeared Wrdnesda v. Sh!'r i ff Don Smith said. · A t leas t 111prop I!' were injun'd bv lightning in fou r sf'paratr in cidents in Wi sconsin. Fi ve of those v ictims were hospitali zed fl lld onr was li strd in C' riti cal condit ion. " II wa s j ust e~ hor rendou s thu nderstorm II \\'as coming down in l itrra l bucket s and It cam r up quite quickly ," said Te r h. Sg t. L eo Clark. " gu <1 rd r0scurd two hou rs spok0sman . Six proplr were injurf'd in a roof collapse in Tex as as the r ains unl r <~shcd flooding 1hal closrcl road s and str andPd motor· isis. l.iv r st oc k al so wa s 1hrra t£'nC'd , au thorltirs "'t.lid . Prrsi s t0 nt thund<' t' St o rm s mowd from west Tex as into the Dall<! s- Forl Worth arr<1. Flas h flood warnings worr iss ued Thu rs da)· night as heavy storm s Robbins "& M yers ........ .. .. .... ... 11 Shonry .s I nc..... .. ... ........ ''.t.l" I11' Wendv ' s Inti. .... .. .. ....... .... .... 9'h Worthington lnd ..... ................ 20 Hospital news VMH Thursday admission!'i - Annr Dav i s. Midd l eport: Ralp h Moor<'. Dexter. Nea l Bon~cuiiP r .Jr.. Middleport : Paul Sayre. Svracuse; Bf'lly Roush. Pome· ro.v : Paul Gt·ad)·. Racine : Chester Young, Long Boll om ; Jamr' We lls. L ong Bollom. Thursday Discharges - none. wake dropped up to 1. 6'> inches of r a1n at Dallas -Fort Worth In terna tiona l Airport. Poli ce in the suburb of Grand Prairi e said the roof of Cha llenger Elrctri r Co . col lapsed abou t 7::10 p.m .. inju ring six ppople. OnP person sufferf'd a srr ious head inju r.v bu t wa s in stable condition. Lt. J .M. Gatlin said . . ·· wr'rr not surC'Whi.Jt r~wsrd Vol . 22 No. 17 Copyrighted 1987 tl 11hr coil apsf' 1." Ca 1lin said. "W~ ha(l heav)_. rai ns and high wind s In rhr arf'a at thp lime." In northeast Kansas near Top· oka . resident s of Ro ssvillf' were aw akcn<'d e a rl~ Thursday by sher iff 's deputies banging on !heir doors and adv ising them to fire because of rapid!)' rising waters from llooded Cross Crock. Some of I hf' ~00 people who left their homes sought shelte r at Rossville Hi gh School. In Oklahoma. residents of Lind say, Guthrie. Com anc he. Harr ah. Norman. Chickasha and Dun can wrre evacuated from 1hrir homes Thursda.1· as water from nearb)' creek s and rivers r os e over their banks. and most werr kept awny overnight. Area deaths ' Arthur Darnhrough Jr. Arthur Darnbrough Jr .. 7l died at hi s 1·rsidf'n cc Thursda1·. He was a fo rm er sa If'" rrprf'scnrati v£> for the Quaker La ce rrtir r d ownC'r of Darnbrough's Df'partmcnt Stor r and r eti red from th e Ohio De partment of Transportation . He was preceded in death b1 hi s parents. Arthu r and F i orrnc~· Mont gomerv Darn bro ugh . and a sister. Virginid Autf'n . Hr i~ ~ UI'\' i\'f'd b\ hi!-. w ih\ PollY; rh tldrt'n. Art hur 1fl o f Worthington . Deborah ol Pitt sburgh. An n of Can.tl Winrilrstrr . Step hanie of Sprlngfi f'ld and Will of Gallipo lis: se1·cn gra ndc hi ld r en and tw o n<'ic·r's. He wa s a gradua te of Wi ll iam PP nn Char ter Prepa r ator)· School and honor graduate o f ttir Wharton School of lhr Univcrsil)' of Pcnns~~ I v ania . Hl' was a member of the Pe nnsylva nia football tra m and Papl ain of the lacrossC' team. Ht' was also a mem brr of Phi Kappa Bet a "ntl Sph inx honor socicl ics, and Psi Upsilon fralernil .l . In 1~ rl'i . thr Darnbrough!oi pu r · chased Airman ' s Oep artmenl Storr an d remained 1n business until 1971. From that timr until his reti r ement in 19H:I. he was associa l !'d with I he Ohio Dr<iprl · mcnt of Tran sportation. He wa s a member of St. Pf'trr' s Episcopal Chu r ch. the Benevolent and P rolf'clive Ordf'r of the Elk. the Cal lipol is Club and wa s a C'ornpc.t n~': pas! president of th!' Ga l lipolis Retai l Merchant s' Association. A memorial sen·irr will be co nducted at St. Peter's E pisco pal Church, Sunda)·. 2 p.m .. Rev. Albert MacKenz i<' and Rev. William Mwrs officiatin g. Ar rangrmrn l s arr b.\' Me Co~ ­ \l'c t hrr holt -M oor£> Fun <' ral Home. MADE IN U.S A. 565 SIZES HARTLEY SHOES M.C. Van Yranken, Owner Pomeroy, OH . Visa, Nlasterrard '83 MERCURY COUGAR Tilt. cruise. air. p. windows • .P· locks . extra sharp. . . $6895 Air. tilt. cruise. power wihndows. AM / FM stmo. 86 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR.................................... S8800 86 CHEV. CHEVETTE 3 DR. HATCHBACK ............... '4975 LD 86 CHEV. IROC T•TQSf:?. ........ M~~.~~•. ,,.I!9~.'!'.i.'.~~ .... $151 200 84 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR .................................... 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Ll!<h1 south winds . Chance of rain Is 30 percent. Variable cloudiness Satur· day wilh widely scallered afternoon ·thunderstorms . Continued hot and humid with a high 85 to 90. Chance of rain Is 30 percent. cruise. power windows. sunroof. shatp . 85 CHEV. NOVA 4 DR ..~!fa.!!!t~••!t~P.~•.p,,j,.J!,~a.l!~!~q,, S6650 IS FORD ESCORT L, 3 DR. HATCHBACK ............... S5295 "Occluded Ohio weather today: A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper 83 FORD ESCORT WAGON .................................... S399S Air, auto. trans ., steroo. P.S., P.B. 86 SIO CHEV. 4X4 PICKUP ............................... S10,200 V·6. auto. trans .. tilt. cruise. Sport .Pi gs .. 9600 miles. 86 DODGE DISO PICKUP ...:............,.................... S8450 WITH SUNDAE BAR PURCHASE SurWe Glasses mllJ at Prnlerosa! Use fK ice OWIII surW2s, cmrly orrum~etC::rl{/ a ! 318, 4 speed, stereo, P.S., P.B. . 8S DODGE DIOO 4X4 PICKUP ............................. '8700 318, '4 speed. 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The gr and ju rv indict men! was returned against Neff on Ma,· 21 i n connection wi th an incident M a)' 111 at the old Vali<'Y Lumber building . on Pagf' Sl. in Middleporl. 1\ o.,.va rr~mt for Neff's ar re:;t was i ssued at t hal t imC'. GNard said Neff was spoiled Saturday morning in Middif'port b~· Middleport police and "I hal ' s whNo the c hase began ." Nrff fled sou th on Route 7 in his vehicle wilh the pol icf' i n pursuit. Shot s Wf'rr fir£>d during the chase (;crard said . Policf' allege that Neff opf'n!'d fi r e on t hf'm and I hat thr. returned his shot s. Nf'ff took a side road off Rou I f' 7 oomrwhere · near tho MPigs<:alli a l ine. GNurd said. fi r then lrfl hi s .~· rhiclr and escaped lhrough rhr woods on roo!. i'o: el'f was later upprf'hrndod at i:l prin t II' rr.s ld 0ncP . om!' di s· ranee a\\'a)' b,l ' MPi gs Sher iff' s O!'pUI)' Dun Ll'v ing,ron and taken to jail. Nrff w ill be arraigned In court Monda)' morning on the llt"Caking and enl<' t ing charge GNard said. Hf' is also b<' ing held on a parole lions bil l. but the Sc'natc I'N sion has no similar provision . Mt:'l zeniJaum said Fridil.\ ' lu~ \VO n u comntlt mpnl from thC' Sc nalr bill's manager to accept s:10 million to $3~ million in c·onf(•n·nc·e wit h th ~ JiOW:iC'. Ohi o \.vould rPcelv e an umlrtcrminrd port ion of 1hr mo n e~· if II Is approvrcl . Tho other 17 OBES ofric'es I hal hu v<' l'io~t'd or lire sch(>(lu !Ni to close ar~ : Barn£>sville; Cadl1.: Ca idwrll: Cel in <l: Chardon: ln clnmn l Rose· law n: Col umbu s Wes t. Coschocton: Eaton; Fostoria; (;a llan; Geor getown; Kenton ; London : McArthur: McConnelsville: Millersburg: Nelson· vll lf': New Lexington: Pomero~ : Port Clinton: Urba n ~\: Wauseon : i:l nd Wilmington. , The closings also Include compli ance offircs In Ca nt on. Findl11y und Chillicothe. WavClrl~· . OBES h as dccidf'd to c lose lhl' downtown Cleveland offJep Instead of the om' in Maple Heighto . A n offi ce in Hamilt on was schedu led ro close but wi ll r·emal n open becaUSl' the planned sh utd own of two General Molot'SCo rp. plants will increase th e Buller Co unt y work load, Michael sa id. OBES wo rkers at t he 21 offices alrea dy closed have been transferred to help w ith shiftin g work loads. Mlchaf'l said. Abou t 45:1 <'mploycPs have agreed !o l akr C''-! rly n~ t ircm enl b~ · Sep tember . About 1,000 workf'rs who hav(• l ~ft OBES In 1h ~ past t hrre or four years ha ve not been rrplacf'd. she sa id. .. An addll ional $100 million has beC'n t·estorrd to the House vNsion of lltr su Dol e m e nr ~ l approp1·.la · Gallipolis Jaycees announce theme for July Fourth parade GALLIPOLIS- ThPme of 1he Tht-. year ':\ paradP thrmr wa s 22nd annual Gallipolis f(ivcr d!'slgnrd to commemorate th<· Rccr eali OI\ Fest1val Pa1•adr is blct'ntcnnill l ol the Northw<•sr ''200 Years and Still Pioneer in)(.·· OrdinanN• and 200th anniVPI'Snry That was announced Saturdav of the United Sta tes Conslllu tlon. by Parade Chairman Doug Besides th r .Ja ycees' p~r a d P. Brown of the Gallipolis Area the 19R7 rlvrr recreatio n festival Jaycees. will also include a " bi g band This year 's ff'stlval wil l be held sound. " feu turing lhf'Twin RlvCI' Thursday. July 2. through Sutur - Ba nd and McGulf<'y !.ant'. da y, .lull' •1, with the p;u·adr On Ju ly :\. 1h<' sc hcd u lc cails for downtow n at·ou nd 11 a.m .. on " Kids Acllvlllcs In The rar~·· Job' ·~. · one of the festival 's and ' " Teen Nig ht. " . On July hl l(hll ~h!S . • . Foul·rh . ,, lullday oft•vcnt.• llr<·nn The Ja y cees wil l be in the lap, ro br cli ma xed with a Fourth of .July parade wll h the fireworks dls pl a~ . Tr• lia rrl · rPSI of the walking units thi s son's hand wi ll also perform on summer . Walking or ganizations .Jul y 4. will line up on Spruce St reet, 1' helma Ell ioll . who w ill srrve between First and Second as parad<' marshal I his year , Is Avenuf's. a t 9: :111 a.m . The floats also the oxorutlve dl rN' tor of thr will llnr up at the Ga llipolis .fe stival. doS<·tlo Baker Is the Df'velopmrnr Ccn trt·. general chu lrper~on ; Harold Ro· BELl. PRO.JECT CONTINUES - Installation of Ohio Bell's new $3.2 million digital electronic lel ephon!' switcher at the ~'Orner of Third five., and Locust St., to serve -146 Gallipolis area custo mers continued last week. Work hegah on the projed ear lier this spring and Is scheduled for com pletion In November. Workers put away th ei r ~ear earlier than normal Friday whrn a thunderstorm struck the area around 3:30p.m. \Van rn trrtal nmcnt Chuirma n: MlkPSlrnons local arrannemcnt s chai rma n; ROf'CI' Barronronces· slons cha irman and M,ITOn "Bu d" MeCher tho master of crr(' monli's. .i ayCf'es enco uruJ::r rcglstnt · lion of high schoo l bands. h erIC'ad ln g uni ts, majorPIIf' unlls ot· an~ olher group want ing to partldpalr In the parade " as soon as poss ibl e. " Df'ad l-int' ror parade rcglslra· tlon Is Mondo y, .June ~9. Indi v idu als m ay co nlltrl r lub p_resldl'nl .John Hud so n ~ ~ Car l' s Shoe Sto1·e. 441;-2:>02, b<'twern 9:~0 a.m. and :, p.m .. Monduy th r ough Sa turday. or DOug flrown, at Natlonw ldr Insura nce. 44f;. J9ii0, or fil l oul an enlry blank ufi N they appca t· 111 lh<' loca l raper . -------. Purpose of corps: To keep roadsides clean By GEOFF OSBORNE 'rimes-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Many people rend to agree that II is an aggravat ion to src trash a long the road . Th ey also agrl'C that th e sight of tra sh tends to brf'ak up th e sea of green thai they !Ike lo see on both sides of the road . from the road shoulder and beyo nd. That is lhf' purpose of the' Summ er Youth Li ller Corps tSYLC!. esta blished in 19H2 bv 1hr Ohio Department of Nat ura l Rf'sources iODNR ) to rcmov(' l il tf'r fr om thf' roadway s In Ohio by using ~ou lh from the local .lob T raining Partnership Acl tJ TPA t or an)' other loca l work ref(•rra l program tgencral reli ef, al terna t ive se nt encing, etc . 1. The program wa s star ted In 38 Ohio com munities, randomly sc· lected by the now defunct Com· prehcnslvc Employ ment Train• ing Ar t tCETA i. w hich wa s succeeded by the Job Employ· men! Training Act t.JETA 1. Si nce then th e SYLC has operarions In all of Ohi o's cou nties. !hough as recently as 19Ro there were JOroun ties thatdidnothavc thP program . rn Gallia Cou nty, where the program ha s been in existe nce si nce 1986. a S2.500 grant wa s given to the county commission· PI'S !his year by the ODNR for operating expenses . Thi s was a separa te gran! from !he main Co ntinued on J\ .:1 GALI.IA SENIORS GRADUATE - Chris· topher Polcyn, left, Paula Rae Brown, SI."Uond from Jpft, along with .Jodi Hall and Harley Ehlln, .Jr,. were among 45 seniors at Kyger Creek High School Friday ni ght rccdvlng their diploma.•. Graduation ceremo nies were also held at North Gall Ia, Southwcslcrn aud Hannan Trace High Sc hool• Friday as lht• uiHIV•· sct•m• was r~ p!'all'd ma~y limes throughout tltt· unttnly. 'rhc KCtJS graduation e>erdHe wa.• lwld in tlw Kyger fr•·•·k gym while faculty. parent.< Ulttl studt•nb< fann< •d Incessantly throu ghout lh•· •·••rNnony, mark<•tl hy ~plus dcgr<·r temperature' and hi~h humidll.l'· Brine bill under consideration in Ohio House Cruise. l ilt, p. windows. V-6. air. T. Type turbo . air, app rpved. Presiden t Reagan has a ·hisror1· of opposing fundin g like this ... .. "Th e on ly thing we ca n say for sure i.s th;ll wr wi ll need the money whenever it comes." OBE S faces a $6.6 million deficit through Sept. 30. the e-nd of the federal fisca l year, berausf' of federal budget cut s, Michael said. add in g that future funding Is uncerta in at besl. The announcement Friday br in gs to 41 the number of un employment offices sched uled to close. Mi chael sa id six offices will closPw ithin two months: downt own Cle1·cland. Mass illon. Uppe1· Sandusky. Van Wert , West Un ion and Cin ci nnati' s Work In cpntive Program office. Closing dat es will be sc heduled soon for righ t oth!'r offices: Alliance. Barbrno n. Ca tTol ll on. East Liverpool. Mat·y sv llJe. Niles. Sidney ' and Mi chael. "11 doesn ' tl ook very pos i liv~e.:_.E:.:~.:_ ve:n.:_':.:.'f.:_i'.:_'s:.·--------rriT::T--:--:-T---~ ln,·r stigati on into the chase und allcgf'd shooting is r ontinu· ing acr ot'ding to Gerard. Air, auto. trans .. stereo. f:msHOWERS . ,JEANNE REI\1.1. United Press International Despitf' signs of finan cial enco urage ment from Was hin gton. the Ohio Bureau of Employment Serv ices w ill cl ose H more offices , sta l e officia l s say. . OBES confirmed the pla nned closings lat e Fridav . about the sa me lime Se n. Howard Metzenbaum . D -Ohio, announced hr had sec ured some su pport for suppl emental funding th ai could ease the burea u' s financial dilemma . OBES said austC'r it v measures would conti nue unt il money ac tual!)' is ap propriated by Congress and approved by Pre~iden1 Reagan . " ll is conceil·abl e 1he mon ey cou ld stop the las t 14 closings. if wf' got suffici ent fund s i n time, but it' s nor lik ely." sa1d OBES spokeswoman Karen v io l~tio n . Air , cruise . AM/FM stereo. I FRONT'S: . . Wann 12 Sections, 94 Pages Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis- Point Pleasant; May 31, 1987 OBES plans to close 14 additional offices 86 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 DD....... :......................... S899 5 RAIN Farnl .......... ......... ....... D-2 Editorial .... .. ............... ,\-2 · ...................... C-1-R Variable . cloudiness with thunderstorm!'! . High M5 to 911. Clmnu<' of r:1in 50 percent. scalh~red tmts- 86 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 4 DR ................................. $6995 • Inside> !\long the River ....... B -1- W Business ................. ..... D·l Comics .............. ..... . Insert C'lassifieds ................ D-4-H De ulh~ ................ ........ 1\·7 • Air. au1o . trans., AII / FM , stereo. t:zElsNOW Eastern High School awards presented during assembly Friday - B - 9 C-1 A Bakkers cancel appearance on CNN ' FORT MILL . S.C. rU Pl t-Thc major figures in the "holy war" over the PTL minist ry . the alleged sexua l (•scapadcs of .Jim Bakk<'r and rhr spcncllng ex cesses of Tamm.1· Bakker apparen lly intend to wi thdraw from verbal com bal. Defrocked mini sk r and PTL founder Jim Rakkrr and his w iff'. Tammy . ca ncel ed a sc hcdu ll'd appf'arance Thu rsd a.v night on the Larrv Kin g Show on \NN . and an aide said tho)' "refused to b£> a part of the v icious m"dslinglng that Is going on." Eurl!N T hursda.v. the Rev . .krry Falwf'll , accu sed by lh!' Rakkers of using l rickt·rv to take ov£>r th(• PTL, said he Is weary of I he blckrr ing and wan ts to avprt a "so-called hoi,l ' war ." King told v i<' wc•r s the offi cial ('Xp lanation for the ca ncella ti on was that Tamm)' had an "upset tlng night " afl r r the i\BC " Nigh tl!np" show . on which th e 13akkcrs ap pr"rrd the night bc>fore aflrr more than two month s In seclusion Stornt halts Memorial play Gallipolitan's view of recent Memorial Day parade - • A - 2 Divorce granted in court 1his . '• A $50.()]0 sel!lemenl awarded Wednesday in Meigs Cou nt y Commo n Pleas Court was one of I he largest personal damages cla ims ever awarded in Meigs Cou nty. The sell lement was awarded by a jury of eig ht to Anna D. Clonch. Pomeroy, from John S. Thomas , Pomeroy. for injuries su ffered m a motor vehicle acci den t on Ma rch 2q, 1985. Clonch was represented by Dougla s Lillie and Fra nk W. Porter. Pomeroy . The defendant was represent I'd by Ted Sawver . Columbu s. Clean-up Weeks completed rcsumed 50 cents Pioneer Spirit -Page B-1 Largest .'>ettlemenl noted Spring dance announced • Ferry back in service Fc·rr.v srrv icr hc1 wcrn Pomero.v and Mason Sunday .· Two injur£>d in 3-car wreck : Friday. May 29, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-10- The Daily Sentinel 614-949-2551 By NANCY \'01\CH,\M Times-sentinel Stall POMEROY . - A bill exem pt · in g cf'rtain cl asses of oil and gas well s In spven Souther n Ohio counlics from brine disposal regulations is now undN ro nsi d· erat ion in thf' Ohio House of Represen1ati1·es. Th<· bill passed the Oh io Senate on May 14, but , according to Tom Sherman, deputy director of resource protection for I he state's Division of Oil and Gas. the bill is unlikely to pas s the hou sf' In It's present form. The Division of Oil and Gas is opposed ro.r he bill in it s present form Sherman adds. . Introduced In the state senate by 20th District Senator Roi;lert Ney, R -Barn~vllle, Senate Bill 100 would exempt certain "dom esllc and commercial" wells In Bellnont. Monroe, Washtnglon, Meigs, Athens, Morgan and Noble Cou~11es from exiSting brine disposal regu lations. The wells have to have been "drilled to specil: c geologica l for mat Ions . prior to April 1985 ... Sherman explains. House Bill 501 which went in to effect In Aprll1985 required the disposal of brine through one of thr.ec methods.. annual disposal , injection well or through road· way dust and ice conlrol usage. Later , ex plain s Sherma n, House Bill 572 was passed which exempted certain " domesllc" wells from eo'mpllancc with brine disposal regulations and certain Insurance requirem ent s. To qualify for exemption under H.B. 572, he says, a well had to have been drilled prior to 1980 to the Mlsslsslplan formallon, and be located In the Southern unglaclated parr of the state. This bill allowed for disposing of brine on the ground as long as there were no environmental effects !rom the dumping, and no contamination of water supplies. If water coniamlnarlon, or en vir· onmental prolilems such as dead proposa l. " for. dom es tic wel ls ani)' ," w hich , If a landowner agrees 10 allow disposal or brine " on !he same tracl of land where the well Is located, " permiss ion for disposal would be granted. The Division woulq retain aulhorll y to r evoke th pcrmil II off-site damagPS related to the brine di sposal were discovered . Sherman. who is originally from Southern Ohio. say s he understands the dilemma of commercial oil and gas pr oduc· crs In this part of the state, bur that he questions the fairness of exemp11ng some commercial producers and not olhcrs . He also feels the decline In drilling In Ohio ha s b('(>n caused more by low oil prices than by brine disposal regulations. He says the Division Is con· cerned that If S.B. 100 passes as wrliten. excluding mention of eontamlnalion to dranlnage systems and ground water, that federal dollars to the state under vegetatio n or trees were found during Jnsp<' Ctlon s. citations were issu!'d by the Division. Sherman describes H .B. 572 as a "narrow bill" which affected only about 1,800 wells . , And although S.B . 100 Is slni llar In som e respeels to H .B. 572, Sherman says the Division opposes th e proposed blll hi>· cause " II Is vague" In regard 10 possible water co ntamination and In particular "strikes drain age systems and ground water from lis wording. " Sherman says S.B . 100 grants exemption to wells, " domestic and commercial," which meet speci fications, If a landowner submits an affidavit ,giving per· mission for disposal of brine on his or her properly . Sherman says It Is sti ll the Division's philosophy not to place brine produced by commercial drilling on the ground. He adds however that the Division did prepare a counter- l th e Safe Drinking Water Act ma y be jeopard ized . The bulk of wells which would be automallea ll y exempt under S.l3 . JOO are In Washin gton Cou nt y , with 5..100 wells, and Monroe Cou nt y, with 2,600. In Meigs Coun ty , 55~ wells would bl:' automallcally exempt. Oil and gas produ cers In lhe seven specific co unties, and In J.9 other Souther n Ohio co unties. t'Ould apply for exempllon of add!! lonal wells which mi ght meet specifi cations. No wells in ' Gallla Cou nt y would be auloma!lca lly exempt, but Sh ~r man guesses th at aboul 30 might quall!y If they would apply for exemption. Sher man does agree t hat some wells In the Southern part of the stat e produce only sma ll amou nls or brine, or produ ce brine that Is less sa lty than In other parts of othe stale. He also agrees that the geology tn South· ern Ohio differs greatly !rom thai r ""tr'. of the rust "f thP Bur. h<· sa ys , " I would not ag r<'<' lha r brin e n r v Pr t 'i i U.''i( '' prOI)Il'm:.. fn Sou thern ()h i<>. " Sherman <'XP<'CIS rite housp wil l tak<• som<' aetion on S. B. 100 by .June :m. Th o hi ll h:1d It , first hear ing In thr Jl llUSc En ergy an<t Envlronm PIII Commill•'e on Thursda y. 11 t he house fDil s to pass th(' hi ll. Sherman sa.vs " house and wh al<' confl•rc ncf' commlllco wl ll co nve ne to di scuss a pos., l hlro (·omproml sr . Weather By Unlt<Jd l'r<'>S lnlcrnutlonal Sunday, \'nriah'lc cloudint•s., with scalt<·red Lhund('r · storms. lli~h K5 to 00. Chan e<· of rain 50 p<•rc<,nl. Su nday ni ght and Mundav. partly cloudy with "cattcrd<:d thunderstorms. Low 65 to 711. High 85 to 00. Chance of rain I• 48 percent .' �' Commentary and perspective ... .... Page- A-2:::: ...... .. May 31, 1987-::: .......... . _.. ... -. ............. ---- --...... ........ .. ----~..,l- -·-- .... May 31,1987 ,: ~- Ohio- Point Pleasant W.Va. j'unba~ 'm'imw Jmtinel A Division of Rl25 '11oird Ave., GaUipolls, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 446- ~42 (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher IIOBART WILSON JR. E '~ ec utlv c Editor Pi\T WIIITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller !\ MF: MB ER of Tht-' Unll l'd Pt'(>ss l nlf'rnatlonal, Inland Dal ly PrC'ss 1\ssoc la !lon and thC'Am er tcan N(>W sp<J pi •r Puhlisher s ll.!isocia tlon. I. E'rrEHS OF OPINION i.lfC wl'h.:o mt.• . Thf'.Y should tr lf'S.~ than 300 wo rd ~ Jon~ . AJIIPIIPr s an•subjec tt o ffil! lng and rru st bl"s lgnf'd w!lh name. addr ess <:tnd l l'lf>ph rm(' nurn her. No un .'lig n1.U lcltrn will ht' p ubl l.~ hcd . L<' 11 £'r s should be in W•od ta~ I P, addr(-ss'tn2 issutos. nol JX.' r son al lties. Hats off to Pan Am crew WASH INGTON- Ha ts off to m<'mbf'r s of the Pan 1\ m crPw who flf •w thp char1rrfld WhiiP H o u ~e press p la n£' to Columbia , M o .. on u presidl'nlia l trip. The crew bdrirndcd a spr·cia l class of child ren. man.1· seve r~ !;· handi<'aj>ped. at the Co lumbia Reg ional A irport , and invited them a hoard !he prPss planr·. Von na Fnl t•v of Clark , Mo .. wroll' lo Pr es id ent Reaga n telling how much o(a " thri l l" the class got f r om thr surprise rour and how proud thr r lass mato •s wrrP to rece ivr pres idenlial pins and pilots win gs whi!( • on hoartl. F'o h·.v. iln adult fr iend of on<' of the chi ldren. thought th at the tra VPIIng prrss had rx tr nd eclt h<' hos pitalil y to 1h<' youngs lf'I'S. bu 11he r ep<>r l<·o·s had gom· off to hrm· Rr>aga n speak and it was nctuall y lht• Packs strong push WASHINGTON - The Rev. Jesse Jackson has become the fron l ·runn er for the Democratic presldenllal nomination since Gary Hart's' untimely undoing. but the politica l pundit s have genNall y dismissed the Bapllst preacher's new status. Th er<''s no way Jackson can win the nomination. thE'y say. This is probably true, but the fact r em ains that Jackso n' s riva ls for lh<' nomination are taking hi s front ·run ·nE'r st atu s very seriously, not to say fear· fully . Like the m<'dla heavies. they're convtnc<'d that Jackson won 't get the nomination. But they figure- with good rf'a sonthat he might be the Democra tic convenllon's kingmaker. ab le to pick thP ulllmate candidate. What wor ries Jackson 's riva l s in lhr crowded Democrallc fie ld is the price he would exact to deliver Ihe nomination . Th e vic£> presld<'nlial nomination would not be outside the realm of possibil ity. Here's the way some astutE' Democratic st rategi sts int erv iewed by our associate Lcs Whitten appraise the Jackson Influence: Jackson m ay bomb out in· the Iowa caucus and/ or the New Hampshire primary early next year, though there are so me signs that h<''ll do well. Bu t his showing in these warmup conrests won't m att er anyway, these so urces say. The reason is simple: "Super Tuesday." M arch 8. when 13 Southern stat es hold their prim aries. All 13 have large blac·k population s. and Jac kson al· re ady ha s dedicated. powerfu l campaign orga nizations in pla ce . He ca n also count on winning Jack Anderson and Joseph substant ial numbers of delega tes in the later primaries in big sl ates with many black voters: Illinois . New York. Michigan. P e nn sy lvani a, Ohio a nd Californ.ia . What thi s all bolls down to is that Jackson Is likely to arrive at the convent ion with 20 percent or mor e of the del egates. If. as al so seems likely. two other ca ndidates co me to t he ron vent ion s h~ of a dE'Iegate majorit y but close 10 i t. Jackson is the m an they' ll ha ve to deal with if th ey w ant the nom i na tion . I t would be naive to think th at any leading ca nd idate would relinqui sh hi s chanc e at the nom i nation in favor of a bat'k -in· the·pack rival or the draft of someone like New York Gov. Mario Cuom o or Sen . Sam Nunn . Ga .. who didn't deign to swrar their wa y through thE' grueling NO, IIVI sORRY, MICHA@L t€~\le~ ~SN'T \\OR!( IQe ANYMOR@. ~s ~u~~NTLY UND@R 1NV€sTI@1jON. WNN~FZit;eR l'an t\m crPw who did lh(' honors. " I h:.l tl wrillo •n tht• pr<'s idenl befor e to complai n, bul l nrcded also to wo·llr when I'm plr ased," F'Oi<'.v wrot P. " I would ju st want to s:.1v thank .vou fo r your press p<'O pir and lhr• I'PI'\' speri:ol rvrnt for aver;· ... UND@R 1NV€1STIGAT/ON spC'(' ial class." · " 1-:v('n mnr(' so nonl' of thi s was on TV an y whPt'(l and if cou ld ha ve bc'<'n used as a puhlil'il.l ' plo.1·. so I know now ! herr arr man.1· good !11ings ! hal go o n and man.v o r· us don ' t Sf!l' it ." · T h(' lt •t!t •r w .:.l s passl'ti on to th P prPsidr nt w ho j nltPd u nOi fl 10 h is i pokesman. M:11·Jin Fl tz watl'l': " Dr•a r Mmlin - PlcasP thank the prrss for mr for hE• ing so k ind to ~ I I I hnsr r hildr·en." II wa s slgnt'd " Hit. " . Bu t tht' I Pi.I I LTr•dit ~Ul'~ to t ht• a irlin r cr rw who w<•rc· so L'O n s id r rt=~I C' or th(• r' hlldoPn. Whiff' li nus•· spnkc•..., m tlTl Ma r lin F ifl. \\'Utrr . who had 10 hi llhf' deck r u nn i n g. firw II_ , . has ~o ml' of h is t>ic t un's hung on his ofl'i er wa lis. mos 1 of 1hem pho t o~ra phi c m<' m oi os. In ker ping wi th his job there is " l ~o a ~ l o br of 1hi' world . Thrn, ,".ll'f' SC'I'nPs of 1f.IJ'%Wil t t'r V.' if h VicP Prf'Si<Jr n r Geor~H' n u ~ h. his fornlf'r IJrJss, fo r whom Jw was 1h(• s po kf'~ man br forf' joining 1hP Whltt1 l-inus<' stall · nut ;, C'l jt.~;.s i c· h1 • rn nn o l liw' fl own show s Fit zwa lrr aslPPp in hi.s cha i I' o n Ai r F'nre•• fhw in t hf' staff co mpa r t mP nl. P l'C's id!'n I Hr agtJn is iPH n ing ovf' !' him . l(e:.o gan (Wrsonalt;· insrrlbl'fl lhl' photo . sa;·in g· " Hev . M;orlin : onl.v supposed to olo this in l 'abinl'l mt'l'lin gs. Writ. OK. m ove We' '" CJ\' 1'1' . · T lH' [H 'I'SI\Ic•n r wa s n' fl"~ l'l'in g to a n~ m ; u.: k b~' formrr top nick Mlrh ;H•l 1>1 1:lV(' I' t l1a1 hf' oflr n clnl£•d of!' at C'a hint't m cPiin gs. Ht·ag an J-; fi H"i ng tll'l'i sions o n tw o maj or appo inlmPnt s. H f' is tl w incllin ~ down th<' list of n•p lacemrnts for F RI Dlrrrtor William WC'l J~ Il ' l' . whn lw ... l ilkl'n 0\'('1' lhr jnhofC lA dirPrtor , :-~ urerrding th(' (;,llt• Wlll lam l 'asf·.' · ' Til (' l'ln:nH'lal world a i!-O n i.._ waili ng to h(•a r \'Vh(l !hrr !h(l prrs idf'nl wil l I'Pilppolnl r au l Vokkl'l' :IS ch<lirman of lllr F't"~d rroJ I RC'S f' l'\'f' (loa I'll . In an inf• \n ' il'w w it h l<u m pt·an l ll'\\' s ~1apcr rriJOI'I('I'S, Hf'a~a n . w ho fnu>t m:r k<' :r dt•c·i<ion b1· A ugus1. sc·emr d 1o lx' IP<II' in~ it up In \'o il'k<'r hirn sl'l f. Ht · s; 1i ll. " Wf• h:l\'t' n' t P\' t' n ttlf'l ord is<· ussf'd !hat a s ~ · et. l kn ow th at I'm goi ng 1o I>! ' fact'd "' i Ill t h:r t do 'eis ion clow n till' road. or prrhaps hr hil s a d('fi ~ ion hr wa n I!" 1o rna k f' hi m sl'l f. I rlon · 1know . \r(' j u.st htl\"t •Jl' t m.Hit' a dt \ebio n. " In 1"1 '('!' 111 intt•n·ll '\\ ,...,, I hi' IJI't•:·.:i t! Pnt blnnwclt lw Wa shin g ton ~n ·s:-; cor ~~ 1t1r dallla.Qr tn hi ... l' l't'Ciibi l it , · in t hr• I ran Contra ."'<'anda!. He ;!I so dt •plorf'd l l 'a k :-~ . s: t,\ ·l ng t iH• pn• ss nlr L'll •111 ri hu1r s ~ l ot' h's 10 W hlfr l lnu st ' stlU ITt 's ... wl1it'11 an• nn1 , ·alid and UII!'Ubsran! iatr d. " \\'nu ld \1 kill !h1 '111 ro m nkt• <1 tt' h•ph onC' ca l l :11uj l"ind ou l. is this ll Ul'. did .\ Oll ~a .' 1hi:-., 01' cl itl ,\ "Oll f IO 1h;ll ·~ A nrl is Ill i.o.; dl 'S 11'U('fl\ '(' I 0 Oll l' n~ l.· ltio n s h !p \r l lll olhl'r c·ountrit •<i ." l-It • ,o.,;lid lu • oflt• n h\IS Ill l ', lJI ,l f'l ll' l'i ):.! ll lt '. ld ('r " tJf' c't\11 _.. 1.., or .(' 111hd1 T .I SSI1 H' Jll ('O! U ~{'(I 10 IIWill b.\' '-' !P"k ... n ur Wl1i1(\ !l Oll"(' J'(' j)OI' f('I'S 11.1\'t• lou nrl ttwl \ ' t'f"\" [('\\' of Ht'aga n 's top .1d ri~ « ' l .., w!ll pt•r mir l hc ,ir nn rlll'" to hi' ll!'l'<i whPn rlisc u..;!-l in g t'url'i,L: n pn lic •\ is!-OUt'~ . In Ia(' ! tiH'~ · th'm and anon.' mil y . Lettt~rs to the editor .• .• I :1 m "' Ut't.' lh('t'C ;u 'C' ~o m r who I w:1111 to bt"' di.'\ ag rPPahl r ~· ill .sa~· or tllal I n m ll'!' ing to thwarl tJrogo·ess . btl! th is Is uor thrcasr . Holl'<'\'f'l', " 'hi'u I rmcl In the Dal!)· Trl bun<' of lhr various I'Ypt's of unll s that ~~·rrP ro make \i p the Memorial D~)' Pn raM. I (.l•usl sa;• I fpJt a Ill tie hE'arl slck. • I do not feel! hat Memorial Dnv is a day of celebration -- rather it t,; a rln)· to honor our dead. and r.specla ll;• our armed forces ' d<'ad . I remember in the pa st goin g to Memorial Day parades lltal ronslslrd of nolhlng more Own l hl' barids . the Scouts, the VFW members. and th!' local di~nitariPs . This. ro me, was \\'hen honor was shown to our war dead. :· I fret lh£> Memoria I Da y I;'ara de lhls year, with the .custum r,d twirlers,, lh!' fir e t'r ucks blarin g their horns, the '{arlous and sundry cars and horses. was just a fun-time parade - a pnrade of c<'it'bration for a happ ~ occasion much like 1h<' Fourt h of July Ot' Chri st ma s. I hung my flag out on Memor 1111 Da~ In honor of my country. And , when I went to my dad's grave :1nd aga in read the lnsclptlon on his tombsronP that he was killed In battle In Germany 'during World War II. I fell no cause for celebratlon ... on ly gralltude and pride Ihal I had such a finE' f ather for ten yea rs of my life. one who fought and died lor his country so that Gallipolis and the rest of America cou ld have the lrredom It enjoys today. I lee! that Gallipolis shou ld always be cognizant of the meaning of Memorial Day and should nor allow Itself to become dlsr<'specl lul of the occasion just for the sake of having a long paradE'. The Fourth of July will soon be here and that will be a lime to celebrate. Marllene SettlE' . r,:, . SAFETY Pi\TROL MEMBERS RECEIVE i\Wi\RDS i\pproximale!y 60 students from Washington Elementary received Safety Patrol awards Thursday. Members are pictured with their ;ulvisers, Roger Brandeberry and Bill Leedy. The students will he taking a trip to Washington D .C. this week with Brandeberry. Leedy and their wives. The safety patrol is sponsored by the American Automobile .Association. Reagan promises to keep gulf open through the dan gerous Pf'rsia n Gu l f. The naval esco rts. which could provoke I ra n, will not start until full preparations are mad<' and the next ronvoy of Kuw aiti ships is ready to proceed, administ ra- By IRA. R. ALLEN WASHINGTON 1UPI1 -Actin g. on behalf of " th<' entire Western world ' • - and Am erican motorists - President Reagan has given the Navy the go-a head for' escorting Kuw aiti oi l tanker s or 1ion official s say . some t lme in Ju ne. Reagan made a ringing dec! a· ration Friday of U.S. int ent to use forc<' if necessary to keep the troubled gulf f rf'!' for int erna· lional sh ipping. Ohio schools form organization for J1tore lobbying power in Columbus by said. Th e Ohio School Boards Associ · alion has a big-ci ty schoo l committ ee. but organiz er s of thE' new group believe it will allow for a more unified atl empr to pro· mot e lh<'l r concerns. "Th<' issue is our people don't talk with each other." sa id Alfred Tutela, superint endent of Cleve· land schools. the l argest publi c school sys tem in Ohio with 7:1,000 students. "They ought to. We have a lot more in common with the large cities. an d we don ' t do anythln ng jointly." Tutela said. The eight di strict s have 62 percent of Ohio's minority stu· deqls. and I hey have I he highest United Press International The eight largest public schOol systems in Ohio are forming an orga nizal ion in an att empt to gai n mor<' lobbyi ng pow er in Co'lumbus. Officials from the eight di s· trlcts - Cleveland, Co lumbu s. Cincinnati. Toledo. Akron, Daytdn, YoungsTown and Canton also hope to exchange ideas on educational Issu es concerning larger school systems . The superint endents have al · ready met a few times. bu t their first major in<'<' I ing Is scheduled for June 17-18 in Toledo. " 1 would say .this Is something that is really overdu e," Dayton Superintendent Franklin Smith concentrations of students f rom low·incom<' famili~s . Canton Superintendent David Kai ser sa id th e orga ni zati on Is es peci ally important to his district . "W<' need help in lobbyi ng," Kai ser sai d. " We are the smal · lest of the <'ight districts . We can't have th e staff that Co lum · bus and Cleveland ca n have." Tut ela said that fi nancing was a key to lh<' formation of the group. " We all pa id to develop our own competency tests. These are major costs," Tutela said. "If they can us<' our Ideas. and we can use theirs. it makE's it mutually beneficial." He said nolhing new but sf ru ck a hawkish pasture and promis ed not torepea t " the mistakesof the past" when h<' said Jack of American r esolve ca4sed national humiliation- and "endless demoralizing gas. lines. the shortages. the ra tioning , th<' <'SCal a! ion of energy prices. I he doubledi g!l Inflation and the en or mou ~ di slocation rhar shook our eco nomy to the found ation-s " durin g oil shor tages in the early and lat e 1970s. The d<'C ision to escort Kuwaiti oil tankers that st art fl y ing th<' America n fl ag as early as 'next we<' k. making them eligible for Navy protection. wa s made severa l weeks ago , spokes man Mar l in Fitzwat er sa id. How €'ver, 1he spokesman sa id F'rida.v, "The pres ident today approved m ilitary plans f'or providing those escor ts. " in the wake of th e Iraqi alla ck on the USS Stark Ma.v 17 t hat ki!I C'd 3i sai lors. Th e presid!'nl ras t the new American vtstbil lly as an ceo· nomic and national s<'C uri ty necess it y and vo wed th e United Slates . "If neces sary, will defend ou r selves against any accide nt al a t tack stat£' lcgis lalor s. a llowPd t o usf• the Statehouse On .runP HI. I· H'crs will debate a schoo l dis· ll'ict' s r ight to test st udent < for i llf'gal and cont rolled dru g use. The con grPss f PaturPs two Purpose ... s upervisor~ senators. a represfl nt af ivfl, r~ pai r of governors . Some recf'nl Gallup polls suggest that !hell· combln<>d name recognllion wou ldn' t add ·up lo 100 pNce nt . It 's not thallhc'Y are an undi stinguished group there' s some real ta lent there only th at the;• have ~f'l to di stingu ish lhrm sel vrs in any ma jor public way. The seventh candid ate Is .Je sse .Jackson . Hr ha s ma ssive namf' recognlll on 90 percent - but only about 10 pNcent of the Democra llc voters favor hi• candid acy. This silu at ion could gel ser ious for the Democrats. pa rtic ularly because Ill<' Republic ans have lhre<' or four nat ionally known players in the ga me . Of coursC', old -fa shioned pollllcal lightnin g cou ld still boost a Dwarf. but wi t h so many contenders around that Si~on m ay prove difficult. Networks ca n 't covt'r a dozE'n or m ore cand idates. What ca n the Democrats do? Perhaps one an'swer ca n be found by pursuing the metaphor of the Seven Dwarfs. Recal l th at the little people appear in the story "Snow White." Do ~ou remember w hal happened 10 Snow While ? She Is poiso ned b.v a wicked queen. She slips into a cl eE'p coma. Pi ctu re the DPmocratic Party as Snow Whit e. The wicked qu!'en iCarv Harll ha s poi soned M s. Wh ite. 'H ow ca n sh(' be rev ived? In the story. a ga ll ant pr ince ambl es b~. kisses Snow upon the lips. shr immt:1dia tely rC'vi v('S. marries the prlnre and lives happil y t'VC'r after. I Only a ki ss. Miami HE'rald. only a ki ss. I Quest ion: Do lhf' Democrats have a gall ant pri nce to rev i ve their fl agging fort unes? SPveral. Of coursr. for one of ! hem to win wou ld tu r n co nvC'n t lonal polll lca l wi sdom upon upon it s head . Everyone knows thai a poiPntial candidate mu st start running severa l years prior to thr prima ri('S or surPi y a :VP<H in advance . But If a ca ndid ate juml)('d in , say. in the next thrre monthscould hr make it? Well. ves: if hr wPre a rral ga ll ant pr in ce: wrll·known an· d/ or admired and / or accomplishE'!I. The mere fac t of his entry might ga rner more positive national publicity than all the dwarfs put togeth er have ga· lhered sn fa r . Who arc the prin crs? Surely . SC'n. Ted K ennedy, D·Mass .. is one. ff hec hang<'d his mind and M elded to r un, hr would imml'dia lely be th e fron t· runn er . There is no indication that thi s prince Is considering such a change of mind . Gov. Mario Cuomo could also be the Instant front ·runn er. He Is fairl y l iberal. a dra wback in' the general E'lection, bul he ex ud es energy and lntel ll g<'ncc. He would be a solid ca ndidate. From his Nf'w Yo rk ba se. Cuomo could rai sE' much mon ey ; this pr ince would be no paupt'r. He's sa id he's not running. but he ha sn't ruled our a draft. How do you dra ft a prin ce? Th<'n there is Sen. Sam Nun n. D·Ga. He's not a household word. but h ~ ha s bern a sena to r for H yt'ars. and is highly respected by his poli tical colleagues and the press - a notch abov e Dwarf level. ll 's sa id that Nunn can r ai se $10 million in short order . Running as th e standa rd-bea rer of the right wing of th e left -wing part y ia nation al centrist). thi s pri nce co uld conceivably blow open the mega -Tues day Sout h· ern prim ary . Prince Nunn is thinking il over. Se n. Bil l Bradl ey, D·N.J ., has made a r em arkable lmpr<>ss.lon on lh<' Wa shingt on comm um ty. Hr ha s some residu al name recognition fr om hi s da ys as a basketball star. H e is admired by almos t the whole ideological spectrum of lhr Democratic Parly. Bu t hr is young, a princeli ng of 43, and it is b<'lleved tha t hr will not try this l ime. So: Now is the time fo r most good princes to come to the aid of their party . accu r ate cri terion on which to for mul ate an opini on of a presldf'ntial ca ndidate than lntf' ll ec· t ual profl ci f'ncy. Jn lhr fl ('XI frw WP('ks. Si m on will be outlining new ideas. Th ey ' r C' r eal l .v not new: they've just been out of vog ue for so long. Si mon wants to rebuild thl' Dem ocratic legisla tive co rnerstones that moved thi s country to it s dominance In world leadership and dom esllc compa ss ion . " We will spe nd mon<'y I'll her to crPaiP more jobs or more ja ils," he sa id at his announ ce ment. " And I seek an America with mor e jobs." That co ncern Is encapsu lated In hi s la test hook. "Let 's Pur America Back to Work. " co-a uth ored wi th hi s wife. Jeanne. But wllh seve n Democratic candidates (and maybe more to come) all discussion Issues. it becomes difficult to find a candidate wllh the charisma of re luc ta~t Marlo Cuomo •• or the name recognition and battle experiencE' of Ill-fated Gary Hart . Proof of this Identify cris is was portrayed In The Des Moines Regist er In Brian Duffy ' s wickedly funny May 14 front page editorial cartoon. It depleted the "Seven Dwarfs" - named lor the seven Democratic candidates trudging up a hill, singing, "HI, ho, hi, ho, It's off to Iowa we· go." As I recail from my youth , one of I he seven dwarfs wa s named " Dopey ." II won't go any further . l But the ca rt oon did reflec t lhr absf' nce o f d efiniti ve fr ont · runners. Dukaki s is favored to win 1988's first primary i n New Hampshir e: Rrp. Ri chard Ge· phard l should do well in I owa, and Jack so n is favored in the South's "Sul)(' r Tu esday ." Jac kso n remain s " the blark ca ndidate ." Bu t that E'qu at ion co uld changr if the press. includ· ing respected ncwsf)<'Opl e like The Washington Pos t's David Broder and NBC's Marvin Kalb , start assess ing J ackso n' s ideas instead of stressing his blac k skin . In the mf'Qnt ime. listen c losely to Paul Simon's ideas. He's a ref res hin g!;• n<' W vo ice . : • : : • : : • : • • : • • : • : ; • uper 'I - D . Michael Rroome, presi· drnl of Tnmorrow :s Ameriea Fedt'ration. will talk about lracl· rrsh ip and motiva t ion. F'or more in for mation on Ohio .J.H Co ngres s. contact your and CI'('V.1 m ember s. an d trash bag~ su ila· blr for r oadside IIIIC'r clcunup. 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Excuse the ellrspl/11/ng IBisetto laugh." zoo. 3 PIECES RMX II RIDING MOWER • ' lons in rrlatlon to hiswoo·ka l the , liberal without guilt ___Ch_uc_kS_to_ne : An old frlrnd , Sen . Paul Simon. D.- Ill .. announ('Cd his Intention to run for presiden t las t week . pull ing an additional strain on m y Democra ti c presidential prc!lllection s. As with Gov. Michael Dukakls of Massac hu srrt s. Slm ott Is an unapologC'tic liberal. But , like mr. Dukakis is a New E ngl and er. and evNybod)' knows God rhOsf' N£'w England tn in11uguratE' lhC' New World . Then. there's the Rrv . .Jcssr Jackso n. also an up -front liberal and a Jongllmc friend whose ethni c heritage I lov in gly share . With Simon 's entry int o the race . my hea rt is warmed for t hrf'P reasons. Simon. 5!1. strC'ngthens the commllmcnt to rh~ Roosevelt · Truman·Kennedy legacy, which some DC'mocrall c ca ndidates want ro abandon In favor of singing ro Ronald Reaga n. ''.lust a closer walk with thee." Simon has been an author ill books) and newspaper publisher l or most of his professional life and, of course, we both wear bow lies. I mention all of these seemIngly langentlal variables beca use the la st few. weeks have demonstrated the ability of Peep· lng Tom journalism to aller the campaign landscape more than any serious discussions of nu· clear war. foreign policy, the bud ge t deficit , poverty , guaranteed-jobs progra~s. the farm crisis, prore<>ttonlsm . education and heallh care . Th<' Miami Herald has d<'Cided that libidinal profligacy Is more discuss cn reer~ and career deci - l\ t l1'1 ' 1' 1 1~1nc llrprrl'>rn !a ti\'1•. 11r·an!t:un ~I'W I" IJH JWr S.il t·~. ·7.'tl T hinl A\'f •nul '. Co ntlnuPd from 1\·1 gra nt each SYL C unit r ec<'ivcs from ODNR 's Office of Litter Control, which takes care of the payroll for th e supPrv isors and the crew members. In "ddltlon, the Offi ce of' Liner Control provides arrungemf'nl s for and conduct s pre-servlre training for cr ew super\,i sors. T·shirts. ca ps and ·f!IOVPS for crew key not e speakers: -J ack Hanna. PXPc'ut ivc dlrer· tor of the Columbus Zoo .. will M f'mht'l · L'mlNI P n'l'>" ln h•rn:ttlmwl. tnI:Ul<l D :il I\ I '1.,, .. A ~~rw i;! I h•n ;ntd I hP Oh tn K(' ll'' p:qJt •r A'i:<~!'ir'i:l ! lnn. ;'\':l!lnn.l l wanted: A Democrat prince__Be_n_W_a_lte_nb_er_:....,g~ With t he departure of Cary Hart as fronl ·runnrr In lhr Democratic pres idential pac k. th e rpmalning choices have be<'n dubbed " th e Seve n Dwarfs." Indeed. electorally speakin g, they see m to fit lhP bil l. Six of them are near ly unknown: three -··~- The Sunday ' COLUMBUS. Oh io 1UP I I Some 600 Ohio teens will ga ther at Ohio State Uni ve rsill' .Jun f' lo·20 for the oOth annual Ohio 4· H Congress . Thr meeting is .drs ignl'd to introduce teen s to career ex plo· ration, leadership skil ls. thr pollllcal world and col lege life. The program at Ohio Stall' Unive.r si t)· is atl r ndrd by \'Oun g Ohioans from rvl'r~· rou nt y who have excelled i n lea der ship roles in.J·H . A congress hi p;hli ght is 1he' mock l<'glslalivr debal<' at lh<' Ohio Hou se of Rcprescnt al il'es chambers. Th e Ohio 4·H C'o n· g r ~ss fs t he on !)' group. besi d<' Spea~i primary campai gn. Anyone will\ · : an eye on th<' pie In the sky would . rather ho rse· trade with Jackson: · , as long as his price wasn't 10<):; high . At this point, only Jackson and ' his campaign staff profess to b<'lieve that he can actually win the presidential nomination for himself. And yet One thing ca nnot be denied: Jesse Jackson ha s advantages that his rivals don' t have . For one thing allegations and innuendoes that would sink them make little or no impression· on Jackson,'s black const ituen.cv. For decades> black leaders have been the : t arget of FBI leaks and polltl~ ca ll y inspired allegations t hat were never documented , and many bla ck voters now ignore at least discount accusat ions that they view as initiated by th~ . wh ite establishment. We reported as far back a 197~ that Jackson, along with Dr. Martin Lu ther King . had been a vic tim of FBI snoops. Later : charge s thai Jackson had mis- · managed federal fu nd s awarded to PUSH . hi s black s£>ll·help organizatio n in Chicago . nev~r : stood up, and bl acks understan: dably r<'sent<'d the m<'dia hubbub over them . Jackson's flair for the dram alic. politi ca lly shrewd ges: lure . wh ich his rival s ca n't m atc h. wa s al tPsl ed by a fundra isrr for another Democrat. 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' . . .. ·--.,·,---· - -. / ' =~~ag~e==A==-6==T=h=e=S=u=n=da;y:T=i=~ ~·=S=en=b=·n=e=l==========P=o=m=er=o=y==M=~=d=l=epo==rt~=G~all~ipo ~~~s.~O~h~io~~Po=i=nt~P=re:a;~;":1=·=VV~~~V~a~·====================~====M=a=y=3=1=·=1=98~~:~WASHI NGTON IUPII- Law - will also hr qu estioned by the eommillces abour a nolP he wrote referri ng to a ...~wa p . of dal sa;· some CI A officials ma y have misled Co ngr~ss and more agc•nl s m ay be quest ioned about effor ts ro hel p the Nicaragua n Co nt ra s oltcr Congress ba nned ai d ih 1984. · T hC' nationa l securit .v ac.lYisPr to Vice Presi d<>nt George Bu'h Gregg wrotC': "A By LEE LEONARD Ul'l Statehouse ~!<!porte r COL UM BUS, Ohio iUP I 1 Ohio House and Sena te co nfe r ft' s may m ee t this wPek for th<• firs ! time 10 start nego l la t ions on thr $22 billion sta te bud ge! for 1988·89. Th e Republi ca n-co nt ro ll ed Se· nate adoptr·d it s ow n spending plan on a part is an vou• last wcf'k. although II did nol add much overa ll t o the levels reco m· mended by Gov. Richard F . Ce les te and the Democ r atic· domin ated Housr·. Th e House wi ll pro bably rrjPCI lhe S<.•narc vPrs ion of ficially Wednesday . .,effing the sta ge for appoinlmcnr of a six·mem ber confer encr com m ill ec. thr('{1 Democra t s an d thrC<' Republi cans. Cerlal n l obe on I he pa nel arf' Reps. Willi am F: . Hin lg, D N<•w Phll adpip hia , and T hom as W. John so n. R·New lnncord. an d Sens. Stanlpy .1. Aro noff, H · Clnclnn at i, fw d Wi l Ham F' . Bowen. D-Cinel nn ali. H inig w ill be chai r m an. si nce t he bu d):wt ori ginat ed i n I he House. Spec ulallon for ! he other rwo slot s centers ar ound Sen. Theo· dore M . Gray. R -Co lumbu s. and Rep. J . Barney Qu ill cr, D · To ledo. The Se na te added $11 7 mi llion to the House ve rsion for colleg es and uni vers it ies. and $90 mi ll ion for primary and seconda r y schools. while trimm ing w elfare and heait h ca re hv $10o m ill ion. " I don' t thin k ' rhe cuts lh e.v made werC' too spver('." su ld House Spea kc•r Vern al C. Ri ffr Jr.. D -Nt' W Bos ton. who is opt im is tic l hat a prom pt sP IIiem cnl ca n be rrarhed. Ri f fe and Senate Prrsldrnt Paul E. Gill mor. R -Porr Clin ton . will have a lor to say abou t 1he terms of I he lln ai pr odu c t. which i s due on th e governor' .> desk b.v June :!!1. " Th ere's a iol of wor k l o be done bPfo n • .Jun(l :m... sai d William .J. Shku rti . dh'e<·tor of the sta l e Office of Budget and Man agemen t who wi ll be ca l l inA sln:n als for th p C'e!es tC' a dml nis· t ra lion. " if 's a tough budge! ." Shku r ll sa id his offi cr will exa minP r·pdu ct iom; mad(l by thr Se nate In 1h<• areas of Medica id ~md durin g <:1 mPPI ing w!t h formc-r CIA o pPr <.~tive F'rl ix HodriguC'Z, who was ht•l pin g thf' :-: . Pcrrt resuppl y of !h e rebels, DOnilld Talks to begin on budget paym r nrs ,:Ui pPITPnt J weapons· • lor m oney to help !he Contras. T he• Was hin gton Post reported Sa turd ay .' In the narcs. mad<> Aug. 8 ~wap of WP<J · pon s for$ was arranged 10 gPt uid to t he Co ntnl~ ... o co m rnittl'r member I old the P ost. Gregg and Bu sh sa id lhe.v had not kn own about the diw•rsion until lt wa.'> madr publi c :\' ov. 2:>. Gregg has sa id hC' offered twic:r to resign ~u1 r<'<'<'nl ly decided nor to 0C'C<J UHP hP t hought it wou ld harm ·Bush in his ca mpaign for 1he Republican presidential nominal ion in 1988. The joint HousP·Senare com . mlft ees in vest iga t ing t he affair spent I he day Friday in closed sc·ssion wilh Tom as Cast illo. I he former C I A staliont·hiPf in Costa Ri ca who hil s been suspended becausl' of ·hi s rolr in efforT s to help 1he n•bels. The com mlfi C'C'S WPr(' SChP· duled ro r('sume Tuesda y wi th 1e>s 1lmon,v from Ass ist ant Sf'rrC"tar.v of Sla te E llioll Abrams. who has consisl(1n1ly denied any knowledge of U.S. govern men t support for lhe rebels after the· congress ional cutoff . His ear lier . sra tr ment s con t radi ctteslimo nv !'r om two witnesses at the- cofl - gressional heari ngs. Sen. David Boren. D-Okia .. a com mitt ee mem be r , sa id it was clear CIA officials ha ve f ailed " to tell us thP whoiP story ." Bul he sai d. " I do nb l see an institu tional chai n of co mm a.nd type inYolvcm r nt .'' Bori:'n. chairman of the SenatP intel ligence Com miltre. sai d he di<i._not bel ieve Cas1i ll o broke an;· l t~ws in assisTi ng: the pri -\ ·atr s uppJ~· network _for rhc Con tra re be ls in Nicaragua . But Bonin sa id Castillo whose rea l name i s JosP F'Prn an dcz - rna~· h CJVP bPen forced to ~:~ h o ulder res po n s ibilif ~ · that b(> · longed to ot her officials and i1 wa s clear in di \' idual CIA o ffi cials have misled Congress: Sen. Daniel lnouve. 0 -Hawai i. chai rma n of 1he Senate pan el. sa id ot her ClA witnesses rna)• be called and he ra ised the possi bi lity that depos il lons from still others m ay be in cl ud e d in the record Of the hearings. lnouvr did not rule ou t fu n her c losed · sess ions as hf> ldr the co mmilt eP'S fft St "f'XPC'UiiH'S C'S sian" si nce the hearings inw !he adminislra t ion 's covPrt s~le of arms to· Iran and di\' e r sion of profit s to th r 1'\icar::~guan rrbl'is began four weeks ago . Boren said Cast illo was "\"PI"~· ct~ ndi d" during the closed ~ ra r­ ing in exp lainin g "w hal led him to sa ~- whal he said at various stages of 1he in vestigat ion." T he comm iltces ' fir st closed ,.-----..Local briefs ·- ---. Meigs court · cases terminated by judge session v.-a s ca l led to kee [ Castillo's face off !he nat ion ·, l elrvision screens and n ew s· paper pages . A tra nscr ipt of h i~ 1estim on v wi ll be released aft er: . il is clear ed by rhe CJA. panel, officia l s said . • Legislators spen1 most or the da.v ques ti oning Cas Iiiio and t he lengt h of !he int err ogation forced the postponement of Abra m s· testim on y. ' Abra ms' ap pra r ance is eagcrl.v ant ici pated be c~ ~se tesl im · onv Thur sdav bv the former U.S. ambassad or Costa Ri ca , L ewis Tambs. contradi cted A bra m s· earlier statement s tha t he knew Vet'V litt le abo ur t he pri va t p net ~rOrk to ai d the anli Sandinista rebels . POMEROY - Meigs County E m rrgency Medi cal Services reports three calls Frid ay : T uppers Pl ai ns at 1: 30 a.m .' transpo rted Sh irley Jon es to St. Joseph's Hospita l: Pom er oy at 1:02 p.m . t o M inersv ille for M arilyn Wat son to Holzer M edica l Center: Syracuse at 10:29 p. m. tra nspor ted Mar ie Wa l dnig to ve·r erans Mem orial Hospita l. Patrol probes Friday accident . POMEROY - Ther e was an accident in Chester Towns hip Friday, a t 8:45a. m .• on T ow nship Road 115. a quart er or a m ile norlh of Ohio 248, according to the Gallia-Meigs Post oftheState Highway Pal rol. Will i am A. N utl er , 26, of Reedsville, was dri ving north when a ca r dr iven by Jenni fer R. L ance. 20. of Pom er oy. went left of renter on a cu r ve and str uck Nut ter's car in the lert r ear. L ance w as ci ted for dr i v ing left of center. -,0 GALLI POLJS- The Galll a-M ei gs Pos t of the Sl at e Hi ghway Pa tr ol repor t ed two r ear-ender acci dents occurring in 9allipolis Town ship F rid ay afl ern oon. The f irst occur r ed at 3: 19 p.m . on Ohio 218. K i mber ly M . Swonger. 18. of E urek a St ar Houte, Galli po iils. was driv ing' her )ruck south when behind her. a car drive n by Ti na A. Ca lhoun could nol stop in time to avoid hillin g Swonger 's tr uck as Sw onger st opped in traffi c. · Calhoun was cited for assured cl ear dista nce. · Th e other occurred at 4:41 p.m . on Ohi o 160. nea r B ulav ille Road. A my J. Heaberlin , 21, or Ri o Grand e. had stopped in ' ra ffic while soul hbound. A car driven by Helen F . Ni ber t. 78. of RL 1, Nor thup. was behind Heaber lin 's car and cou ld not Slop in lim e to avoid hilling Hea berlin' s car . · Nibert was ciled for ass ured cl ea r dist ance. · A n accid ent of a differ ent sort occurred in Perry Tow nship, on Charles Evans Road . a mile south of Cord-Cent erpoint Roa d. Sharon E. Spencer. 22. or Oa k Hili. was northbound w hen she encount er ed a car driven bv Robert E . Cox, 29, of Oa k Hill. Cox's car wen! lefl of center and h it Spencer's car. Cox was r il ed for failu re to y ield. · We 'te mighty p,oud oF ou, classy employees. Congi'Stulationt, ·Gl'ldt... You 'fe Resllg The C/sgg ol '8 7 City police check Friday wreck GA LLJ POLJ S - The Ga llipolis Police Depa rt ment reported an acc ident al the intersection or Seco nd Aven ue and Syca m ore Streel F r id ay afl ernoon . Doris E . Ca mpbell , 67. of Rl . 2, Crowr. City, was driv i ng west on Svca m or c and tried to turn left to Seco nd Avenue. Acco rdin g to th e report. a t r uck driven by L ew is W. Dailey. 41, of Pal rio t Sl ar Route. Ga llipolis. ra n a sl op sign on Seco nd Aven ue and hit Ca mpbell 's car . Dailey was cit ed for run ning a st op sign and having an rx pirrd ·license. .. . CA LLIPOLJ S - Galli a Academ;' High School w ill conducl gr adu at ion cr n •m onies a l' 2:.10 this aft er noon on Mem orial F1i el d. ioca lrd behind Was hington F: lcmenl a l")'. . : 1n case or r ain, .I he event will be moved t o 1heGalli a Acade my Pt. Pleasant High School Twin R i ver s Foodland g~' m . Elizabeth Rogu e 1'1. Pleasant High School Big Bend Foodland Jod y Deck er Pl. Pleasa nt High Sc hool Pl . Pl easant Foodland T he baccal au reale sermon and benedictio n w ill be by Rev·. .John .Jackson . pastor of New Life Lu thera n Chur ch. · Voca l , selec tions will be done by the GA HS Madr igals. ronductl.'d bv A nn£' F' ischP r . .Jeffrey se111e wil i sing "A m er i ca T he Bea utiful". H onora r y a)va rd s will be presenled by Pr in c ipal .John H . E llingson. and 1hr speaker will be inlroduced by Joseph Ca rt er. sup<•rl ntend- e n! of Gallipoli s Cit y Sc hool s. Am y Hal cher. a represent at ivc of thr top 10 per cent of her gradu ationg class, will give the ad dress. J am es Holley. pres ident of the Gallipolis City School Board of·Ed ucation. will present the diplom as. L y nn Conley will lead in the sin gin g of the Alm a M ater. Ginger Platter Ripley High School Ripley Foodland I 't I ''I '' ' Sl ephanic Knapl' Waham<1 Hi gh Shcoul Pt. Pleasant Foo dlnnd Ann Denni s Pl. PlelL•ant Hlgh "Schoo l Tim Lander Gall Ia Academy High School Gallipoli s Foodland Pt. Pl easant Foodl and Tom Annstead Ripley High School Ripley Foodland ' Savs .. mt'dia was unahl .. to deridt• '' CI. F.VE L AN D cUP I ! - T he fo< mer cam paign m anager for Garv Hi.lrt lX'lif'\'(ls th P mC'd i a undU st J~· w(•rP abiP to dec ide w ijet her a !l ega l ions rega r ding Harl!'!-; pf• rson <.~l lifr wrn• ls sues, r<Jf hbr 1han allowi ng t hP \·otr r s to ;' Rf>ward offt>red for l~s:t, worst judgt's two-yC'ar I)C' I' Iod . In thf' ~"' n a i f' . 1.1 spr c la l enm· mlltL'\f' look in~ at ll uusP- tM ssPd legislatio n 0.11 el\'il j uslier apd lnsura nC(' !'('form b in t lw pmcess of l aking anlf'ndml•n t s and w ill m er! Tursda;· aftrrnoo n and Thur sd<~~· m orning. A House F'lnane•· subco mmi t · IC<' will be w ork i ng ll'< 'dncsda.v m ornin g on amrndmpnt s to rtw $ 2. ·1 bill ion 11"(10Sp OI'I;IIJ On bud get. whic h inel ud<'< S2 .1 bil· lion for hi ghwuys . LC'~ lsla 11 on m aki ng ,·ic t im .;,; of drunkr n drl\·tng auto ar<' i d(llll!-1 ~liglbl r for eomrw n.< alio n bv th r !-l t UI(' wil l I'C'C'C' I\" r .:• hp;.n ·tn,e: Tur ~ d uy aHC'rnoon in t ht' Houst' Civ il a nd Com mr reia l Law Commllt ee. • • Amy Murrny Gallln AcadPmy Hi gh School G:\lllpolls Foodhmd VIcki e Hamrick Pt. l'lea.•ant High School Twin River s Foudland Bolt Clark e l't. Pleasanl High Sc hool Twin Riv ers FoodlW!d COL UMRUS. Ohi o ! U PII Vi ce Pres ldrnr Geor ge Bush s11; ·s 11 h<' is ele-ct ed p r~si drnr nr xt vear . one of h is fi rst goa ls w ill be i o rut the America n iliitrrac;· rule in hal f . Bush. whose wife. Rarbara. promot es lil er aC)' p ro~ r a111s aro und the cou ntry. !old a government -busi ness foru m Frida v !hat ra is in!( the rd uca tional level should bea r thr rop or the lis t of nationa l priorities. " More par tners hips ! bet wC<'n bu ,f ness a nd govcrn mc nll should put an emphasis on maki nl!_ t his country lit erat e.·· the vice president laid a Regional Conference on Public· Private Partners hips. " I bel ieve It 's the answer to tcch nol o~rlcal change. I believe ll"s the answer to com pet illveness. f bell eve II' s the best poverly program of all. ("r: F:VF: I.A ND 1U Pl l A na1iona! t·hi ld sup port organiza · liOn offpred awa r d for best and wor st judges and SUpport bU · rr~ u s i n t h(' state . T he Associ ation for Chlld rrn fo ~ F:nforcemrnt of Suppol'l Inc. sa[d Cu;·ahoga Counl)' offered fa m i\lr~ 1hr worsr ovr ra 11 s.\'SIC'm a nil :dc•srribrd it as a mazC' of bup::a u crar~· for thosr t r~· in g to ob4at n support pay mPnt s. Tlie besl judg<' handling suppop ~ casC'S i n Oh io is M u r:~<.~rc t Wtaver of Sa ndu sk.v· ( ou nt.v Cdrrimon ' Pl eas Co urt. ACF:S sa jd. orga nizal ion :-u id Rob<'rt 'D • Wil lker. Hancock Cou nty C.;mmon P leas Judge. is lhP II' r sl judge because hr ha s a " l ~ck of· sensitiv it y to the needs of< r hildrrn in r hild su pport. \'isila tion and c u s t od~ · cases." Randy Gunnell Buck eye Hills Career Center Ohio Valley Foodland .' thC' Bush says he will reduce illileraey ..• ·c;AHS graduates 200 this afternoon Aid to F am ll lrs w ith Dependent Children 1:1.1 p<•t-cr nlt 10 sre if lh L' ap propria tions will su ppoJ'I a nt lc lpa l l'd ca:-; Pioad s. The budgrl din•r· tor also said he wa nl s to l'nsure th at ~ ~ :, pl.1 rCC'n1 sa iPs tax on long dli~ t · a nc<• l r lr phon<' ralls w ill produ cr thP $107 mill ion that St~naiL' Republi ca ns SIJ ~' 11 w ill . T ax Comm iss ion('!' Joann(' Llmba!·h Si.ii d lh4' l"l'VisPd I a,"\ is good for on I)• $77 m iillon O\'t'rlhr S quads make three runs Friday .•Investigate two Gallia accidents Mike Gillies ! Roger K cllh Copley GaiJin t\ cud cm y High Sc hool Gallipolis t"oodhlnd M elissa Potter Buckeye Hills Career Center G:1lllpolls Foodland John Ellingson Galll a Academ y High School Gallipolis Foodland I Matt Hunter G a llla Academy High School Ohio Valley Foodland ,-----..... You '~e tun them wo1king In ou1 rtol'e$ when they we/611 'tIn FOODLAND'S t/re/1 ~lsn10omr. Now tbeg ·, gtqdueting F1om high school GRADUATING CLASS OF 1987 To Bleb and emg o11e oF gou, Congntul1tlons tnd But Wlsbst at gou enfbullt~tletllg go l10m m ph1u oF gou1 first 1igbt i"to ths next. Qood Coing, C1ads/ ' . Ohio Valley Foodland Big Bend Foodland ODLAND Gallipolis Foodland Ripley Foodland lOCAlLY OW.D AND OPIIATED BY 101 I SHEILA EA$TMAN l I •• ' ~~ ~l •'•1 .,.',• '·'•'• :: '• :: cast thrir op in ion . " I vrnturC' to say thrre is a vpr~· . \'P.r~' signifi<'ant num ber of propk ll'ho would hav<' li ked to ha ve been given lhe chance to vote for Garv Hart or voi r for a nothrr ca ndidate: at lra st gi vrn th at chance... Oli ver HenkeL Hurl' s l~R4 ca mpai gn managrr. sa i d Frida~· dur ing a sp('('rh a1 I he Cltv Clu b. " Wh ilf was alleged to happen ra isrs a who\(' serif'S or qut;s tions abou t on('·s va lues ." thr Cleve· Ia nd law.\'('1' said. ·· He j Hart l ac k now lr dged rhat it wa s at least poor judgm ent. .. Lottt'ry numht'rs CL F:VELAND !U PI I - Fri- da y· s win n lng Oh ;0 L oll er.v nu mbC'rs: Daily Numlwr .1()8. Tlckrt sales r o r a I e d SJ.a:,2.77R.:,O. wilh a pa yoff due of $809. 117i. 50 . PICK -4 .3875. PKK -4 ticket sa les total ed $191.996.:,0, wit h a payolf du e or $!!6.!\93. PICK -4 $1 straig hl bel pays $.1.920. PICK -4 $1 box bet pays $205. POM E ROY - The follow ing accidenr: Richard Norris, Car- is m ild(', co!'l ts, pH l~ nu,f1 : k individuals were fi ned this week roll , $250 and costs, thrPr days In Roselyn Tueker. Tuppers Plain s in M eigs County Cou r t by J udge j ail and flO day license sus pen- rrst itutio n and cost&. bad chN·k . Pa l ri ck O' Brien. sion , D WI: cos l s only for im· Thoma s Coelh, Gallipolis , resfi · Van .Eva ns, Racine, $300 and pr oper l ane usage. · rut ion and costs. bad check . costs, 10 days in j ail and 120 day M ar shall Sl ater. AIIJany. $2!\ Char i <'S Cl il rk. Midd i Ppa<' l , $ ~111 license suspe nsion, DW I: and and cos ts, ·speedi ng: S75 a nd and cos t s. th rPf' da~r !$ in jai l costs. 10 days in j ail, hit -skip: cos t s, t h r~ days in ja il. no suspended, six months probn · costs only for failing to yield : motorcycle endor se mrn t: $3~ of lion , no m ot o rc~'ClC' litrn sca: Tonv H utton. Ruliand / $300 and fine and thrC<' days in j ail to be Dav id W isr. Mi ddl epon. $2R and costs , 30 days in j ail .and six suspended in li cenesc is obt ained cosl s. speedin g: $"0 an d COSIS . .10 m onths licen s(' suspension, OWI; within 30 days; Bi ll LucHS,Sa l em day s in ja il suspend ed. one year 10 d ays in jail and cos l s, no Cen ter , $30 and costs. fi ve di:t:Ys in probation, no drl\·prs I i cPnsP and oppr ato r s licenSe; cos ts only for ja il s us~n ded , litterin g; Reba driv i ng under sus p£•nsion; Duv1d speeding; Da nny B uffington. Virg ini a Sarver . Middl eport. six Weber·. R PPds\"i llt'. $20 ~1nd cos ts. Pom eroy, $300 and costs, 10 days months in j ail su spended. five no sell! bPI! ; Robr r l M . John so n in j ail. 120 day lice nse suspen- years p l'ohat i on or until rrs 1itu · .Jr .. Pomrroy. $10 und ('OSIS. sion , DWJ: coSIS only for l eft ol - l ion is mad(', costs, pC'II Y lh('ft : co nsuming liquor in a molar cent er; K evi n Knapp. ~yr acuse. E dw ar d Sa r ver, Mid dleporl . six v·r h icle: .ll'ffrev 1\(' ll'r ii. Long $250 and costs. 10 days in j ail. 120 months jail suspended. fi ve ye· BoCi om ..>r:, ond eoSis. failed 10 day license suspen sion. DWI ; ars probat ion or u rl t ll rr~ l l lul i on . di splny \'ali d · !icrn-.r pl<HP: costs only for failing to stop afl rr s:,o Pt. Pliasant Foodland : ::'· Rivers Foodland :·'••• WASHI NG TO N tU Pl l Tfxas billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt. named as a possible milli on-doll ar contributor to lhC" Nica r aguan rPbels. has been quickly ca lled· befor e the grand j ury invest iga ting the I ra n- Con · tra scand al. Hunt : w ho sp<>n t ju st over an hour Friday beror e the f£'dera l grand j u ry of independ ent coun · sci L a\-..Tence Walsh, declined to di scuss hi s testimony or com m ent on wh ether he had f'ver been approachr d by the Whi te House . to contr ibut e to the Cont ra s. Asked, howevC'r , how he felt about the rebels. Hunt spoke up. " I' m for them ," he sa i d. Hi s att orney, Mar k Zim mer· m an of Da ll as. sa id H unl wa s subpoenaed to appear before thr jury and was willin g and pre· pared · t o coopera te w ith ! he sweeping investiga tion into thr U.S. sa le of ar ms to Iran. un d subsequf'nt diversion of profit s to the rebels. Pt·ior to Hu nt' s appctH·a nrf'. Zim m erm an and Wal sh associ al e Michael Br omwi ch wen ! through a largr stack of docu· m C'nt s. but it was not know n ifhr had turned any of t hem over to lh<' gra nd jury. Zimmer m an dec lined to say w hPther Hun t would addr ess t flS tim o n~· las t wepk at ro n g r('~ · slonal hea r ings on the sca ndal that indica t ed I he Texas billlo- naire mav have ro ntrlbu tfld $1 million tO thr pr ivatr C'ont r u su pplv cfforl . Hutlt' s ni.l m e h ad not pn: viously su rfaCC'd publid_ , . in 1hc scand al. Willi am O'Boy lc. on<' ot t~o se who l es t ifi0d hf' ma de a co ntnbu · l ion at th0 urging of consen ·al i\'r fund"ra is€'r Carl Ch;mnel wa s as ked by congrpss lona l invf's l i· gator s: ''Did Mr. Chan nE'll f'V('r l ell )'OU !hal B unker Hunl had donated so met h ing on thC' or dPr of a mil lion dollar s ro hel p thr Conlras? " '" I t hi nk SO. yes." O'P,oy\P rcpll ed. Thr ma11 r r wa s no1 pur sued. bu t a commifl rr Iilii')'<'!' said Iuter thc• pa nel s had no evidence proving a H unt con tribul ion, Channell h<~s plt'ariPd guill .\' In an illega l tax schem (' to arm l hf' rebels. · Chan nPII. w hose fund·rai slng (lm p ire ~ aft t h r acti\'f' S UPJ>Ortof t he Rragan <.~ dm in is t raf ion. nam ed Ll . Co l. Olivrr Nor th anti public rrlat lons cxc·cuth·e Hi chard Mi\IN as CO·Conspirarors in the schrme. Zi mmerman a l so dPcl in('(l lu sav whC'thrl· Nor th ma.v hm' c· rai sed monC'y ror t hPfnn lra s at iJ l arge fu nd-raisi ng pal'l;· a! Hunt' s rH nch duri ng thr C O ! ~ convention In lf)84 or whr tlwr Wals h hC! d as kf'd himtoturnow•r per sonal reco rd s. " l ca n' t ~~ ~ Into what h<' w ill Area deaths Crit "Crahtr~ sc,·vices wi ll be conduct ed hy VFW post 4464. CHI L LI COTH E Crit B . Cra bl rcc. 92 . died Frida y al the Wes tmor el and Pl aCP Nursing Home in Ch ill icol he. l oilowing a lengthy illness. He was a refir ed farm er . Bor n Ja n, 12, 1R9!\ al Ft. Gay . W.\'a .. son of the l aic .Jake and A nn Crabh'ce. He was preceded i n deo 1h by his w ife. Sa r a Ann ie Booth CrabtrC<'. in 19Rl. i\lsoprcceding him i n d ea th were fi ve sons. Sur v iving arC' chil drr n. Mrs . Lonnie• 1Pearl! Burger of Bid· well. M r s. Ruth Shaw of H ill ia r d. Oh io. M rs. K end ail tDorls t Dean of OsprC)' . F la .. Mrs. Bruce rJoycel A l ki nso n of Ali antaa , Gil ., an d I rwi n Crab l rC<' of Vi nt on: 22 gra ndchil d rrn. and 17 gr cal gra ndchi ldren. 1\ Wor ld War I vrtcnm. hPwa s a member or MI. Ol ive Church. and a for mer m em ber of !he i\ m rrica n Lt\gion. Serv ices w ill be 2 p.m. Mon· da)·. at Wa ug h-Hallc;·- Wood F'un era I Home. Rev . Chesler Lem ley officiati ng. Buria l follows in Ca lva r y Ccm ct r r~' · F r iends muy ca I I at 1he I u ncr aI hom~ S . unday. 6 10 9 p.m . Gra ndchildr en will ser ve as AnnaL Thomp~on 'COOL V ILL E Annu 1.. Thompson, 74. of Rou lr 2. Cool · v ill e. died eu rl.v Sa turda y murn · in g at Vrl era n s Mrmo ri ill Hospit al. Bor n in 13oisc. Id aho on April 22. 19.J:I, shewusa d aught er of the' l ate Gudlcy Lee an d Bcrs.v Ston· Ka p t le. She w as a homrm;l kC'I" and allrndrd A ilrrd Un it<'<1 M el hod lSI Church. Surv ivors lncl u{it• two dau gh 1ers. Kat e l{odch avrr ol La ke Worth. Fla. and Esther ll arcl · wick ol Chill lcolh<': lhrw sf<'ll sons, Tom Wakefl~l cl of llforl Oak , Tex as and ii .C. and Roll Wak ro· field of Phoe nix. i\ri z.: l hrc•P grandchitdrpn ; one sis ter. Prt d;t Sa mu el s of Shcp hNdsvillr. K y .: one brot hf'r. .John Kn pt le of Ven luru . Ca lif. : and sc·vcr ai nlccrs. ncphrws and co usins . SC'rv icrs will be2 p.m. Mond<:.~ .v al Al fred United Methodist Church with Rev . Don Archrr officia l in ~ . Bu1·1a1 wi ll he in Bu rli n ~ h am Crmel<•r,·. 1-"ril.•.nd' m uv c;all Sunt.la v . 2 to ~1 nmli to!t, a ! 't he Whii<'· P.thrid"<' " F'unera l Hom ro, Belpre Chapel. and a! I he church for one-hour prl01 ro . [j~p;a;il;be;a;r;e;rs;.;M;;II;it;ajiry;;g.ra;·v; e;s;id;e; ;s;e;rv; ';c;es;·. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jj~ SKYLINE LANES RT. 7 GALLIPOLIS, OH. SUMMER HOURS - MONDAY CLOSED TUESDAY - Open at Noon WEDNESDAY - Open at Noon THURSDAY - Open at Noon FRIDA·Y - Open at 3' P.M. SATURDAY ·- Open at 3 P.M. SUNDAY - Open at 3 P.M • . • SUNDAY, JUNE 7 OPEN AT 5 P.M. ... •• .I [h ur't' Ha in<.'-'. { :a ll ipolis Ferr:V. W.Va ., SlO and co s l ~ . a~o:.; ur c-d t~ lrH r dist ance• : Drwf•y ('audill. Crayson, Ky .. $10 and costs, tailed 10 disp l ay hi ghwa,- ~ sr t ~x ~t -i ckN: Gf'ariPd Hit chcock I ll . C ailipolis. S24 " "" f"Osts. SJ>eed i ng: Harold Ca r son. tvliddlepor t. $2 1 and costs. speeding : Will lam WYaTt , .tu nc-lion Citv . $22 Bnd co.~ls . SPC'<'di n,!!: Fra'n l\ Mus:;:CI',: I • Pom ernv . $20 4Hl cl cos ts. Stx'cd: · · ing: Mii .CI hew IVolfr. A I hen s, ·$22 : and <·os l ~. spPPd in ~. ... ~ F'orfPiling bonds in cotin t\" - : court wf'n• Br.n 1111 Young, Pomp • • ro-' . $J:,, consuming liq uor in a:. mo tor \'!lllif-lr: Shrr ry F'nrm;m , ···\ \\'pqrr vill(\ .-,;:1(), spf'eclin g: 1rwi n ·~ Hn\\"rn .J1· .. 1\e novn . W.V;r.. $:1n.. !-. pr{•di ng. .Bunker Hunt appears before grand jury: •• •• ••'.,• •' . The Sunday Times·Sentinel- Page- A-7-· ~==~==============~~~~~~~~====~=========~====~ Commiltee may question more agents on arms scandal makP.rs in the Ira n-Contra sca n- Pomeroy-M~dleport-GaiNpolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. VV. Va. Mev 31, 1987 . ll' ~t H.\"orw ht' l h(lr.hPwl ll pro<hH 'C' rnilli u11 ou iH.'P !-1 ot ~ il\' f'l' bullion. '1 document.-. ," Zi rnnlf'rm~ln sa i cl. h<.~ ll ·ur thr wnrtd 's drii,·PnltJIP ' T he 21«l· pound Hun I is t hr suppl). eld Ps t son of TPxas's l q,;P ndar~· Ir s \"il llll' ,~ 1 tlw markf'l hi,gh _ :, mlllion ai rf' l·I. L. l-lu n1 cmd i~ l hP $_:,o an o unL'f' _ (' 0\l plt ·d w i t h pu l rla rrh o f wha t was. an d ll l i t ~ 01hi•r ftll1l il-' holding:- put ttwi r sti ll bP . 1\nv·ricil"s wrii l! hif'st nr·r W(irlh ctt $1:1 bi lli on - grf'a trr '1 fam i l,v · r rr;, n tl1r ('orn tii nr' d \i ·ort 11n! llC'r\ . With hb \ oun gP t l>ro tlwr :-- , Fnrd tmd Mnhi l. Hunt lll'ads · ;1 \'asr fitwnci;ll T hf· l":uni l\ ·~ ..,il\·c·r· bull ion ~ til l r mpir P thai wa!- rhn\ 111'n r d b.' · is worth in j ''iCPS!'. ot ll billio n · · t hri r <tt1('mp1 1o ro rnc•r lh<.' sl l\"('1" do ll:lrs h~' sn nw (IS \im a lrs. mar k et. r-;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ I In thf' h.-t lc_\·orl duy .... prior ro "S il \'1'1' Thur.o.,d; l.\ .. - M: rr ch ~r; , H1Rtl. llw d a~ · tht• hubiJI< ' hu rs t RunkC'r and his lJ rn t lK·rs l h'rl ll'rl ;rncl Lamar ~ -,,ntrilllf'd ;dmul 1110 Granted lil't'nsc· GA L I.IPOI. IS - S:in1 UI' i A . Moh ler. 17. of I IIJ:I 0 1110 Ave .. and .lircki<• 1.. PniC,\ '11 . :11 , of 1111 :1 Ohin AW' .. ~\·Nr gr ant f'c! :1 IT\ il!T i; rgr licens(' Prida.v in t ::~Jii :1 CorJn 1,\' . ' '' '• ·. .'. Pro ba tf' ro urt. Ot hrr lllCI JTi ..t gt· lkp nst•s wPI"I ' gruntrd to: . l ~mf'::; .'\ l kn Rt' a\·c· r .. )r .. ol 111 . '.l , Ca lll poli s. unci Sti•phanh) .Jo Gwinn. 1!1 . Oi Rt. I. Crown Citv. l'rld '" "· l~ rlc .John ll ol l<'. 12. of 1"{1. I. Vi nton. a nd Kf' lJ~· DPni sr Sl ovf'r . l R, of il pplr • C:i'OI'(•. W.Va., WPd nrsdny . GrPgor y M ark P o l c ~' n. :l.J. Ht. n, _, Keds lrresistibles, Sol! leather, cuddle-up lining, llaxible construction and cuter than a button. They're whel all lhe best-d ressed babies are wea ring. You just can't resisllhe Kads ltresistlbl es. 4. Ca lli pull ·. and ParnP ia Su(l Cartrr . 27. of HI. 2. Ca \lip n·li~ . Tu rs da~' - Bo~ pital rww• V•• II 'I'JlfiS Ml• l t )fl l' jlll POM E HOY ·- F r irl :t\' t'\ c tm i ~ ~in n s rl it' lr <trcl \'\'mnt ·t . Hutlancl . Fridit\ Disdmrgt·:-- - Ba! J)II Mou r<.'. i')nul (;nu.l.v. r~~rl A u1hl' t · son. "hrJrles Clc· l ancr. .J:J ti< Hc•i l · m! rf'. Gl a d~· :-- Sltumwii .V. Pttul SayrP. ·, GALLERY HAIR ARTS .. 118 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY ..•, Is Announcing A New Owner: CAROL HESS of Cherry Ridge Road ·' MANAGER: Donna Fronk OPERATORS: Sherry Eagl and Rhonda Tackett ..'' ' WE ARE HAVING A PERM SPECIAL THE FIRST 2 WEEKS Of JUNE PERMS WILL BE $2 5.00 Call for an Appointment or Just Walk In 992-3233 MUTUAL FUNDS An id ea l way to ret!eive th e benefits of professional ma nagem e nt. .... And, the ac.Jded safety of diversification. If you would like to discover more about mutual '' .. ,..• .' 'I • .. funds, and what they can cio for you r money, you are invited to attend a seminar on Monday, June 8, at the Holiday Inn. -· '· The program will start at 7:30p.m. Refreshments will be served at 7:00 p.m. ·. To Reserve you r place, please cal l: -· Integrated Resources Equity Corporation Member SIPC Inte2rated ResfJurces .' ' Love at ·first step Jim M orri son 530 S econd A v enu e . Suite C Gallipolis, Ohio 4563 1 1614) 446 -1986 ' I " ·" �• Page- A-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. May 31, 1987· Storm ·flags are • up ID Bahamas MIAMI i UPI I - Storm flags flew over the northern Bahamas Islands as a precautio n toda y even ! hough hurricane forecas· lers repo r ted lillie chance a preseason trop ical depression will strengthen int o a dangerous howler . Highest susta ined w inds rP· i>orted by observers aiJoard a weather. service r econn aisancC' plane were 35 m ph Friday ni ght. But the depress ion !h al popped up in the Atlantic Wednesdav wa s producing l hu.nder storm gusts of 45 mph in the northeasl· ern quadrant . A 10:·30 'p.m. EDT adviso n · Friday cent ered the depression about 120 miles east nor th east of Nassau . Bahamas, and about 300 mil es east of Miami. The depression was mov ing toward rhr. wesl near 5 mph and was expected 10 coni inue that coursP for at least 24 hnu rs . "No import ant chan ge in strengt h is likely ... but reconnaissance aircraft will co ntinul' to monitor th e depress ion for signs of strengthening,'·' the nighll ime isor)· said. FIRST NEW SIGN INS'I'AI.I.ED - l'alifnrnia's first 65 MPH sign wa' Installed early Salurdav allout 211 mil es east of San Diego on 1-8 between San Diego and ihe Arizona state line. Motorists honked and waved as the 13 year-old 55 MPH sign was replaced. (UPI) Killer blasts society for his execution .JA CKSON. G,t. 1UPI I - Th<• electrocution of kili l'r Willi am Royd Tucker, who mu rdered a pregnant new l.vwrd. bri ngs thr rate of Pxecu1ions ro it s qu ickr.s t pa ce In the Unilrd Stales sine<' lbe Sup1·emr Cour t rrvivrd the· death penall y in 1971i. TuckN, :11. wa s prunouncl'd dea d at 7: 29 p.m. F'rida y by Ralph KPmp, lht• warden at th e Georgia Diagnosti c and C' la ss ifi calion Centr r. about fin mile., south of Allanta . Hc1 wa s Pxecutf'd in Cr-org i H'~ electric chair fo r 1hr 1977 mu reiN of a Kalh il'en P<' t'l'y , 19. " co nvcnlP ncC' prflgnant si OI'f' clrrk who wa s mar r ied on lv months bc·forc• shC' wa s killed. Tu cker 's execution is I he fifth In the last two we<'k s in the· Uniled Sl al <'s. lht· fa stes t rat e in the nat ion si ne<' llw Supn•me Court ru led favorably on thr co nstilution Aiil y of tlu• dr11 l h penalt y in 1!176.' Thr fiv e executio ns thi s month in the United Stairs marks the seco nd tim r. th at man y in onr month sincf' 1he l'a rr:v in g out of dPC.Jih s0 nt r ncC's rrs umcd ln 1 ~ 1 77. Th eir were f! vr rx0cu tions in .Janu ary J9 8~i. Tu rkP r read a prl'pared stair· mrnl w hi le strappPd in 1he Pic•ct r ie ehair. att acking thr death penal l y as a poor del crenl lti cr imt •a net caII in g 1he sl al e and socie ty m urcJ pre r~ th emse lvfls for ('XN'Uiing him . "No mal!rr how steri le and sanitm)' you mak e this Pxrc·u- tion. it' s still murder ," Tu cker saicl. " Yo u arr e~s guilt y ~~ s 1 a m and vou wi l l br held account abl e onf' da v. I lrav(' you with m v for giveness cmd loVe. " · Tuekcr suid the onlv ,\·av to df'I Pr cri me is to "overh aul society. not cxec uH~ c rimin al s. " I lak e full r esponsibili ty for the cr imr I commil tcd and am wi llin g to accept the punishmrnl. " T ur k(,l' Said . "1' am a pro duct of your cr ea ti on . We sr-rm to su.v ki lling som conr is a ll right in som e cases. Thai's a terribly wrong message. " During his !rial for I he kidn ap· ping and stabbin g deat h of Per ry _, of Columbus, Ga.. Tu cker · claimed he wa s under the influence of al co hol and mar ijuan a at lhr I ime. and said he did no1 rem ember killing the woman. He l atPr sai d h<" did remember the killing. " I cross ed int o an area wher e 1 had no control. " Tucker sai d. " Obt ai nlng pleasure w as al l I th ought or. I kill ed . . I am fully awa re my action led me to thi s da y. You see a human being who is gelling whal he deserves." Tucker , who became religiou s whi le in prison, said he hated himself aft er I he murder . " I n the >·ears I 've been in prls0n. I grew up and mat u1·ed wit h the help of a loving and mei'Ci ful God." Tucker sa id. His last words were: "God biE'ss you all." Ea rlier F ri da y. the Suprem e Court vot ed 6-3 to deny Tucker a stay of execution , which had been scheduled for Wednesday . Th e lllh U.S. Cir cuit Court of Appeals grant ed a 24 -hour stay Wednesday, and the Supreme Court granted anot-her 2i·hour sl av Thursday so the high court could further r eview the case. Tucker was the third man to die in !he Georgia eleclric chair In th e pas t three weeks, the 101h put to dea th in Georgia sincr the sl ate resumed execution s in 1983 and the 75th in the nation since the Supreme Court . r einstated ca pit al' punishment in 1976. Section B As the dist urbance moved closer 10 the southeast Florida coast. forec as ter s at lheNa1iona l· Hutr ica nce Cen rer advised small cra ft operators· fr om Ju piter In let sout h to Key' Largo to closel)' monil or the progress of I he syslem and not ve nture tar from pori. Th e Ba hamian warning was issued with concer n for small boats and peo ple liv ing along I he. outer islands. m et eoro logist Ma r k Zimm er said. " The one thing we encourage. people at thi s ti me of the yea r is· 10 go about their normal ac tivi-ties and keep I hei r eye on 1h ' forecas ts," hr sa id. in I he .July 1!Jg2 deat hs of act or Vi c Morrow and two Children ~luri n g_ the film_ in~ of " Twi light Zone: fh r Movtc. Landis , liw onI)' Hollywood dilw tor rve r rr im ina ll y cha rgccl wi th at·d dcnl ai death s on a fi lm srt. dabbed hi ~ ryes with a hamlkNC h11' f when t ile ve rcli el < wrrc read . i\11 fil'e drfrnda nts IIH'n took turns in hugging the l rla ll ~ ove r ." s~lid Murk Loc hr r Ju ror ~. thosc two babics and Vic Morrow "A Inti)· l t'tTibll' tr agic a('Ci · <lrnt happrnccl on the se t of th e ''l'wil ig: hl Zo nr' llwr ha s changed and there's no verdi ct in the world thai will convi nce mr sl amlurds. m ~· l i fC' and the li\'C'S of or h('r s," "The· mag nitutl•· of ll tb traj:!<'d,l ' h:t > forc<'tl the whot.• lndu<l l'\' ll1S1;1 11()\)a('k:t ntla ssr•ss Its sa f0.1) Jl1'11Cl'clu '"'''· a ntl wr \ ·r srrn a clr <~mat ic d••crC'asr i11 ln juriC':-> n :o~ ;1 rt ·su\t. " T hP SupPri or Cour t j ur~ norden oni)' on1· round of IJa iiPt l.ancli.s s:ticl . holdin g lh\' hnnd of his er.v ing wi fe. Dt•borah. " I'm gra t<' lul ' " lhl' jUI"\', Obviously. I 'm rr l i<'IWI. " " Th is is a great dav. I ~~- ~ nl to Id s~ P\' Pr~· ju ror ... sa id drfrnda n 1 Dnt·rr)· Wingo. who wa s piloting tlt l' hl'iit·optt'r th;\1 cras h<'li. P rn~N· ut o r L('a Pu1win D 'A ~ .cns1i no. nicknanw d " Dr ;t ~o n u ~soda lt's \\'<'1'1 1 not g uilr~· ot l.l t'tin JI \Vith lTim i n<~l nvg li gt• nt 'i' fou r othrr v.: isC'." .Patrick Hennin g. w ho wa s stall' labor commiss ioner at the time of th e acci(lenl , said lhe Vt'r dlcl s did not absolve the defrndants of 1heir J'esponsibll it y in the deaths of lhrC'C' people. GRADES 7 THRU 12 POM·PDM . PROP - HIGH KICK CLASSES BEGIN 9 A.M. JUNE 3 AT SECOND AVE . STUDIO Hook for lht Brown Door betwun (o rl's Shou & Jack & J i lt ' s~ FOR MORE INFORMATION PHONE 367 -0430 l.,Hl(' IJ~· dPft'nsp l i-1\\'YNS bf'· agg rPSS I\'(' COU!'· i':I\IS(' of hL'I' Low rates make State Farm homeowners insurance a good bu CAROLL SNOWDEN TWIN Sill nit'kl~l. l ht• \\' ." 1..., il :-o liiJ( Tb likC'n('~S Of ,Jl:ff!'t'· auri ion :-; ale • of i.i p l't '- ~lliiH ·r' nt u r~ · sculpt ur<'. >O tt. hi s cia ugh! rr had 01hC'r Idea!-' . In a 1t•11rr 10 hrr fath er dated ,\ pril Iii. IRM. a vear heron· .lrffrrson bPramc' pres ident , M"l"l h<t .Jdferso n Rand olph said. " I found laul l with Houdon for makin g you too old. " MAnRESS & FOUNDAnON ;1 !'PC'O I'(I fOI' ,\ spoktl.swoman f(tl' Ct\l' i!-l!i<''s auction 11ousr in Mmth.llra n sal ri an an o n ,, · m o u ~ bu;. t'l' P rid : 1~· purehasrd tiw pnrl rail bu ~t of the m an who bt'<.' tHIH' tlw nation 's • • • • th ird pn•<idc•nt. The url\\'0\'k " '"' ro mplrlrd In 1 7~9 whrn Jefferson 1\'ll> m inisl t'r to Fra nrr. a JJO<I he h<'ld fr om liR~ to 17!1!!. said auction house spokeswoman Hobin I llC')'. Thr $2.R6 million bl ti lOt' thr bust was thr hi ght•>t price p aid at aurtion for a prr ~Oih centur)· seulplu r<'. shr said . Thr prcl'iou. record was $1 .01 million for a 17th crntun• bronze slulur of a rearing horse b_ , Ad ricn dc Vries. The bu st, by Jean Antohw Houdon. " Is considered the defln· illve imajle of J<'ff<'rson's likeness." Riley said. Jeffer son and Houdon became close friends during the third president' s tenure In France. shr said. The relation ship betw een 1he two men Is believed to have contributed lo the detail and accuracy of the bust. The 28 :Y, -inch high bust wa s I • - .,..,_- ... - ~ .. lndtpnuient Dimibutor In Time for Your Vacation P.Jeasurel '' ' '' .. • America's No. 1 Van Conversions SHOP AND COMPARE AND YOU WILL SEE WHY QUALITY AND PRICE MAKE IT THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET. STARTING AT $15,900. .. ' . . rrrnBs. a~o. G2llipolis, Ohio -45631 Luxury interior, tilt wheel, wi~e covers, AM ·FM stereo. reer defogger. luggage rack and . Futurin& a low 1 miles. $ 1 NEW We Will Honor All Factory Rebate and Finance Programs. Ask about our Special Program for first time buyers and College Graduates. ITH I Buick-PontiaC 1911 Eastern Av111ue, Gallipolis, Ohio 446-2282; ' • ---- - - - • • m$9995 Tlol Beverly Maples Wanda Clay . •• $6995 ~~ MO_, A~AILABLE ago . Even 1hc " lillie folks" gol invo lved in 1h<' Scrl'<' a-1han. candy, olh C' r Studf' nt s !n ki ndl'rgarl('n, firs t " thin-gs." but one area school' s project prov ided a service to the and second gradrs took part in the pa rk bea utification projc•c t going on in Ga llipolis. With thr· hel p of onr chairwoman of 1hr park projPc l . Pamel a Ma tura . c ushi ons and 1he st udrnts pl:1111 rd l'loll·t•rs in !h(' cil .\' park . Stud<'nl s rabrcl o\'rr ~ 1 ~>.0011 through t lw proj c C't. !n w h id1 t !lt•y so u ~ h t spo nsor'"' for don a 1io ns 1o 1h<' srhool. Wi l lla ms ' " iii . In 1hP pa sI, ju sl o1·cr $ 1 ~. ~~~1 II" as ra isC'd. William s sairl. <ldd \np, l hb ~' f' <J r \ proj<'el l cl!' s urpa ss ~d r hf' last. Durin g rhf' l!l~li- H7 S('hool yC'ar, Williams sa id, lht' l'f' W(l l't' 191 stuciPnt s r·nt:Ollrd at Ollio \ 'a lley Christ ian Seltuol t.-o m klndr t·gar! Pn to gr.tdr 11. 10 se r vr the mon ey. o . •~vv 614-446-6274 wagon , used hy his great-great-great grandpar· t•nts, came from Pennsylvania to Ohio ahout lM2U and through his J{<'IH~:dog3' rt•searth, lw W tL"i ahlt• In lnetl<• it in llcdford Township several yt• ars co mmunll y lh l'ough var ious projects. The service was fr PP to tho s<' receivi ng it . and tellers wc1·c wrillen to fri en ds of the students and schoo l su pporters to r aisr 1he lust Arrived! . 3-1986 BRASS HATS TO CHOOSE FROM 3,000 TO 8,000 MILES GA LLIPOLI S - Sam<' sc hool fund raisers pro vide you wilh th e even r was Cor. Third & I tote Golfipoli• Phone, 446-4290 Home' 446-4518 GETTING READ\' - Lloyd Blackwood of.the Sumner comm unity Is busy r~storing a eo vrr ed wagon to he used in I he parade all he Bic<•nt cnnlal cel ebration scheduled for ,July II at the M<•igs County Fairground> . lllackwood said that Ill<' Communtiy service goal of OVCS students Ohio Valleyy Christia n Srhool recent ly held i ts annu al Serve-athon . and every stu dent l ook par t, from kind Nga rt en to hi gh sc hool seniors. Th e pur pose of Our service makes it even berrer. Ca ll me. U<l'd a~ lh<' moctcl for .l<'ffrr>on's pmfi ll' on 1hr nickel. Ril l'\. sa id. But Whitt"' art hi~IOI'i:ln s und eullrt'IOJ' ... saicl rhr po rtr o~ lt bu st carding wool, sewin g, needlt'· work, quilting, knlllin g, croc het ing, caning, basket weaving . . ca nning, baking, and pott ery making for tpe day . A parade is being- planned using the "200 Yea rs and Still Pion eer ing' ' theme and will be judged in the categor ies of commerci al and n on commercial in the divisions of "Comm emorative of Pionet>ri ng 200 Years Ago " and " How We are Still Pioneer ing today." A wide variety of entertain ment is pl anned and ther e will be several speakers throughou t the da y. A bicent ennial pa geant is also being planned, along with severa l co nt es ts and games. Succes s · of the count y-wide ce lebr ation will depend on suppori from the public, Mrs. Parker em phasized, in urgi ng res ident s to co nlacl her . at q92-2264 or 992 -3810 to volunteer th eir as sista nce, show their skills. or loan artifact s for the displays . commUnit y. BUICK RIVIERA NEW \' OHI\ 1Li t' I I - ,\ IJirl " ' $~ . ~1; mill inn lor a pla sl <'r bu" of T h o m a ~ .lf'(f(•rso n. l:11rr u s rd as l.l mo(!C'I for hi s proflh" o n llw .county . Parker is urging residents with old tools and equipment to bring !hem In fo r display that day. She is also encouraging !hose with pioneer skills; including wood· workers , leather crafters , shoe cobblers , blacksmith. tinsmith, log hueing, anyone who m akes mu sical instruments, or any of the creative arts commemora · live of the past 200 ·years to contact her about participating. The Rutland Muzzleloader Club will have a display and demonstration on prim II ive we a· pons, there will be Indian arti· facts, and modes of transporta · tion, boat. wagon , and horse, as wel l as gardening tools, and methods of food preservation will be fea tu red. The Boy Scout Order of lhe Arrow will be pNforming Indi an dances and will aso demonstr at e survival skills necessary for the pion eer s In Meigs Count y. In addition , Mrs . Parker is hopin g to get volunteers who wi ll demonstrate spinning, weavi ng. Spirit is Unlimited ~ for Southwestern When it comes to luxury cars with a sporty look, all others taka their hot off to the••• Bust sells for record price St' l Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - "200 Years and St ill Pioneering! " Tha t will be the them e of the coun1y -wide cele br ation al the Meigs County Fa irground s on .July !1 being held in observance of the signing of the Northwest Ordinance on July 1.1, 1787. · Numerous activ ities have been planned for the cel ebration which will be held from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. and highlighted by demon· strations of pioneer skills. a parade and a bic entennial pageant. According to Pally Parker . county bice nt ennial obser vance chairman, each tow nship wll have a display dcpicling the history of !heir respective county along wit h commemorative items. The educa tion al di splays will include !he school cont est entries on the history of 1he Northwest Ordin ance an'd U. S. Constitut ion. alon g with coal mining in Meigs !room style, said the tr ial served us a warning to directors. · " I f not hing else. th is prosecu· l ion served to deter any di rector thi nki ng of filming a scene thai end angcrs people. especia ll y r hi ldren," she said. Still, ,;I believe with every fiber of my heart anci soul th ai they were g~ii 1y of reckles sness and oul ragcous co nducl in the dea ths of of lhr Scn 't' n '\l'l orsr ;uild. "IJutl don' t think an,·boli)' "'''' I h i~ as an oppor lu ni t~ · I Ll rda x s:l f(• t,\ ' ing Frida ~ · l o\ lo win g lllL' HI month trial to eireirk 1.. 1ndb ;nHl By CHARLENE HOEFLICH GAUIA COUNTY GOLDEN GIRLS JAZZ -DANCE TEAM 'Twilight Zone' five acquitted LOS ANG ELES tUP i i - T hl' aquillul ot ·ail fi ve cldenda nls In the " Twil ight Zone" ma nslau gh· tot· trial abso lved director .John Land is and four associ ates of crimina I charges. but 1he Ill m i ng arc idr nl thai kili eclllli"L'!' pt'Oplr hus al rrady had a ma jor i ~np a rl on l·l oli \'woocl. " I t'hink el'l'r)'On• • in l hl' induslr)' is glad lhr nrclca l nf till' Remember, celebrate yesterday Miami~ in ' '. ' '.': '' . '.' . HIGHLANDER SPIRIT - · Taking part In rlhhon cutting ceremonies at the new Splrll Unlimited at Southwestern High School were, from left, David Gloeckner, Gatlla·Meigs CAA director; Tina Silvers, Miss Gallla County; Sheryl Fallon, retail laboratory supervisor, students Zane Colley, Priscilla Miller, Raymond Cochran; Gallla County Board ol Education president Claudia Lyon, Dr. Neil Johnson, schools superintendent and Lance C'lilford, project director. PATRIOT - Spirit Unlimited Company - A division of Highlander Power, Inc. offi cia lly opened for busi ness on M ay I. at Southwestern High School. The Gallia Count y Local Schoo l Dis! riel's .<ludent-operated ret a II lab or school store is an attempt to provide parlicipallng students the oppor tunity to gain job r elated compet encies in a uniqu e learning enviro nment. The bu siness serves to trai n students In a cross section of career education oriented school programs. Th e studcni ·Op<'rated business was funded by the Galiia-Mei gs Communll y Action Agency under the Job Tral nin'g Parter~hip Ac·i iJ .T.P .At The' transition period from grant proposa l t o grand opening ceremonies lncluaed significan t plannin g lime expended by st udents, staff. and adminl st rat ion. ln~ trumenl al In the acuisltion and implementation of I he grant were L ance Clifford. workstudv coordin ator and Shery l Fallon, Instru ctor. · Si!(nlflcant fea tures associa ted with the grant planning included lhc utiliza tion of co mpetit ive bidding between potential vendors for the company ; the training of sta ff members in th e opera tion and mai ntenance of retail lab eq~lp m enl : staff vlsila lions to other studen t operaled co mpanies; the acqu isilon of organlzallonal rel ated books; plannin!( asslsta ncc from local rE'ta il merchant s; and the donat ion of l"arlous starr opera lion paraphernalia and Grand Prize Opening gift s from area merchant s. Thr Spirit Unllmll ed Co mpany offer s a di ver sll y of sa les items to st udent s and sta ff . The two major areas of merchandi s<' in cludP school supplies and spi rit Items. The spiril it <'ms inc Jud e• such In1•entory as fa ~ bu lions for specific ~port s, penn ants . scarves. megaphones. gl ass mugs, shakers. and m an)' oth er fan-needed su ppli es . Many of the spirit and school supply il<'ms ar~ customized to include 1he school logo. In uddll ion. a u niq U<' f<•a tu re of 1he co mpany Is I he aIJilil)' to be mobi le. Thr cas h register stand and one showcase ha v<' been ad apted with lock casters to allow the sa le of splr ll items 10 the general public during athlellc event s. Other sc hool clubs and orga nizations will bo encouraged to nrgotlat c sa l es conl racts with the company to sell product s on their tx•half. A ke)• factor to provide training to compa ny student s w ill be the acquisition of increa sed sales vol ume ra ther than the pro flt motive alone. " Ou·r goal is to complement - not co mpel£' \rilh ot her school groups or civ ic orga nl~ at ion s ,' ' sta ted Clifford. " We wi ll all em pi to avoid sa les duplication of specific cl ub projects.·• noled Clifford. " II is hoped I hal these organiza · lions w ill permit the company to sell some of their products for I hem, " reiterated Fallon. Other sales m erchandise currently slacked by Spirit Unlimited includes computer dlskelles, posterboard . and a Ca nn on copy service for the student population. Th e latter ser vice Is a feature not prev iou sly available to SWHS Studen1s. It will permit the duplica tion of missed class not es, term papers. advertising. spirll m essages, and cl ub informal ion Olers. The copier al so ha s the capacity for enlargem ents or reductions of the original size. Students employed in the retail laboratory will be instructed In th e areas of pricing, sa les techniques, stocking, purchasi ng. receiv ing, cashiering, Inventory control , record keepi ng. Int erior display. advertising, and the effective use of Interpersonal skills In an employment situation. In addition, stud!'nl employees wfll receive academic credit and be guaranteed employment In the private sector under JTPA upon the completion at successful lab training . Future goals of Spirit Unlimjted Com]lany Includes the establishment of a work/ manufacturing laboratory. Stu· den1s will manufacture company made products or special orders such as custom-made buttons. This phase Is particularly appropriate for participation of students whO are not " ready" for the retail lab experience. The monry rai srd is used to offset the cos t of supplies for teachers and students not covered by lull ion fees. T he stud ent s in high school grades cleaned. scraped and paint ed the bench arou nd Ga lli· polls Ci ty Park before 1he visil of WBN S telev ision . Students In gradr s seven and eight v isll ed Pinecrest Nurs ing Care Cent er resident s. On another da)·, young people from grades seven l o 12 wor ked at Raccoon Creek C0unty Park. planti ng trees, making trail s, edging roads and ballflclds, clearing bru sh and picki ng up I rash. According t o OVCS admln· istrator Dr. Fred Williams, there were approximately 7:\ student s involved In the RCC P project. Students In grades three to six volunteered their services to area senior citizens. doi ng ya rd work for those unabl<' to do so for themsel ves. •'it COMMUNIT\' SEll VICE - l'rnvlding a St• r vh-<• to the Galllia County t ummunit.v was OIU' or liH• purposes of the Se fl'<•·a· lhnn of Ohio Vall<•.v Chrt.llnn School. 'l'ht• sdtn ol. which lt:l-' an ' t•nrnlhrwnl frt>lll Gallla, Meigs and Mason counllt ·~. rnist•d uvt•r J l!i,OOU fur· i"'UPJ•II t•s not CO\' t•rt •d hy sludt•nt tuition . GAHS students know their History (Day) . GALLIPOLIS- Stud ents from Gallipoli s City Schools rece ntly captured more awards than any other school in Ohio at th e State History Day Compelillon at Case Wes tern Re serve University in Cleveland. Galll a Academ y rece ived nine l op honors after a day long com pellllon. The State Hi story Day Competillon consists of th e lop two winners In each of 7 ca tegori es In both j un ior and se nior high div isions from II distric ts In Ohi o. The theme for lhls year '.> Histor y Day co mpcllllon is "Li bert y: Rights and Responsibilities In Hi stor y," and all oftheentrles are judged according to th is theme. Th ey are judged accord· lng to historical qualit y, qualit y of presentallon , and adhere nce to theme and rul es. Student s who placed first or second In the st ate conli'sl will represent Ohio at the National contes t In Washington D.C.. Junc 7-11 . A total of 13 student .Spea ks" . In lh<' S(•nlor Divisi<Jn : Wllllum Stntlt re c~ l vNI first pl uc~ In lh~ I ncilvldu aI Perform anC<' cu !gory for " John Brown's lt'gHry" and nat ion. Th e National co nt est will IJt' In the \.rou p Perforrnu nco r·;t ljudged as an enllr<'IY n~w co nt est gor y. Ci ndy Mason, li ra ther and ent ries ma y be Improved by Hastwrll . .Jill Wamslt•y, Pam using j ud g<;s comment s from I he Allr n. and Susa n Tope plac<'d firs! with lh<'lr perform/Inc<'. Stal e co nt est. " Thr Fla g Sa l ute Cases ". In th e Junior Divi sion. Jason Churllc Brown pl;lePd srcond Kopack rece ived fi t~ ! pl ace in In the indi v idua l Mr<lla ('l.tiPgor.v th e Ind iv idua l Projec t ca tegory with his prese nta ti on <'nll llctl, f or his project r nl ill<'d . " Voting: " MilehC'II -vs-Gaillpolls Board of An Ameri ca n Libert y" . Educa tion" . In Group Performan ce ca t<'· Plarlng thi rd In lhr Croup gory, Chr is Carman . Gretchen r roj Pc t ca tc•gory was Troy Huestis, Hea ther Huesti s, Kelly Millrr . Sc•an Harri s. and Ami Smllh . and Gus Pclrle placed Roderick with thrlr proj ec t. seco nd wi th thei r performance. " Thl' North we st Ordlnan '" ·" "The Draft: Ri ght.< and RcsponThis proj ect also rr·cPived a si bll lllcs In Conflict" . special' awu rd fr~m thr Ohio Receiving third place was Al ex Co uncil for thP Soclul St udies for Hard in In the Individual Media using ou t sta nding primary sour category wllh his present ation. ces. Each student received 11 "Soviet Jews" and Amy Jackso n meda l and th e group r C(•i vrd t• In th e Ind ividual Performance $50 award . ca tegory for her performan ce. In add ilion 10 qualifying more "Sojourner Trut h: A Woman · con studen t s t' nti ng flvr ent ri('s from Galllpo lis Cit y Sc hools wil l compete In th e Nationa l s. which will aii 1'11CI winnin g ent r ies from across lh P BIGH WINNERS - State History Day winners from Gallla AclldefnJ Junior Hlch School pictured are, front from left; Juoll Kopack, Cbrls Carmaa, Gus Petrie; back, Gretchen H-Ill, Heat~ Huestla uti Kelly Smith than any oth er school in 1ne sw re, \.ullla Arnclr•my al so holds lhe rrrord uf placing students In the Nullonal contest forflvC',consec u· tlvr yN1rs- a rPco rd unmatched by any other school In lh~ statr. Olh r studen ts from Callla Academy who did not plac firSt, seco nd. or third, but received supc•rlor rot lngs were Terri Taw· nry, Eric Murph y, Gene ShCPIS, Doug Wil kins, Chris Slagl e. Cwf'n Ell lo tl , .Jennifer Youn g, Susa n T homus, .Tulle Par so ns, l.t•lghAnr re mea ns, Ad a m Broyles, Mall Cllckrnger , Nicole Soltt. and .Jo Har mon. Thr History day ndvisor for Ca ll ipo· li s Ci ty Sr·hool' Is .Jnhn l. r~trr . Thrs tudrnt s whoar ollrndlng thr NMlrm:d f'n mp(' t ltlon a n • working to I' :J ' "' $2!;00 to he lp pay for l ht• trip . Croups , IJusl nrsst'S, or lndlvlda l... wh{J m~1y h0 ln tf'r'- ~S1Pd In conltlbull ng to hl'ip t h e~t\ ., lurh'nl ... muk1 • thp trip shoul<i ('llnta c·t .Jr,h n LP;trr at Ga llla Acadl'm v ut 446-:l250 <lr at 446·8256. SENIOR HIGH WlNNERS - State History Day winners from Gallla Academy High School pictured are, front from left , Willi:un Strait, Cindy Mason and Charlie Brown; back, II<•ather llastwc-11, Susan Tope, Jill Wamsl ey and Pam Allen . �Page.- I!S-2-The Sunday .Times-Sentinel • • j ' ' ' May31,1987 ' Pomeroy- Middleport~ Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. ----------Engagements---:---------- .. )1,' 1\ \ .. '1: I I, SHARON M. GRAY THOMAS CALL ,JIJI.JE A. LOVE Clark-] arrell CHILLICOTHE - M r. and Mrs. E.V. Clarke J r., R3 Clay· burn e Slvd .. Chi ll icothe . a n· nounce the engagement of their d a ug hter . .Joan ne Ca th eri ne Cl ar ke to S<·ott E . .Jarrell. son of lh <' la te Mr . and M rs .. l ames R . Jarre ll of Huntington, W.Va . Mi ss Clark e. a gra du ate of Oak Ridge High Sc hool. Oak Ridge Tennessee. gra du ated from Mar · shall University with two associate degrees In Paralegal Stu· di es and Legal Secre t arial st ud ies. She is empl oyed In Publ i>· Relations for T he Hoover Cor. .pan,v in The Hun llng toh Mall . Jarrell. a 1982 graduate of Huntin gton High Schoo l, Huntin!(ton. Wes t VIrginia. is CoOw ner of Jarrell Hardware. Inc .. West Hamlin . W.Va . The coupl e plans to marry on Jun e L1, 1987. In an open church ce rem ony at th e Fifth Ave nu (• Bap t is t Chu rch. Hunting t on . W.Va. Ca ll , so n of Patricia and Josep h Call ofCrown City . Wedding plans arc incomp lete. Miss Love is a gradu ate of Ga ll Ia Academy Hig h Schoo l and Rio Grande College. She Is a tea(•hcr in Tack Hill. S.C. Myers is also a gr aduate of Gallla·llcadl'my High School. He is In thr Unil~d States Navy, sta tio ned in G rea t Lakes, Ill. , as a hospital corps man . T h<• coup le will reside in Waukega n. Il l. .Meigs girl places 2nd in VICA state skill event • ROCK SPRINGS - A Meigs . tHigh School senior won the sllvc;. lne~ In the 1987 Ohio Skill p ly mplcs In Columbus i n which 'llearly 1200 of the most hi gh ly skilled voca tiona l st udent s In the s taiC" compPIPd . She Is Julie H.vsel l. daugh ter of Mrs. Ros<•mary H ys!'ll o f Midd lepo rt. Sixt y vocational sk ill and lead· t•rshlp co ntests were held dur in g th e two-day Ohio Skill Olympics with competitors qualifying by wi nn i ng t heir lora/ and sec tional surcs and speed. The Ohio Skill Oly mpics are held In conjun ction with the an nua l sprln ]( co nference of t hP Ohio V ICA Association wit h nearly 2,500 members and advf. sor s t·epresent lng 110 sc hools th roughout Ohio attend th is sp r·i ng's eve nt. · Hyse ll 's silver mrda l win was the second p/acr honor on th e state leveL YOUR FUTURE IS REASON ENOUG.H eo ntesls. Accor<lin g tO.J cffr f'.v Mrril'kel. Ohio VI CA Supervisor of Youth A<' llvlt lPs. ro nt<'Si ant s are given a h;mds·on work assignr mrnt In 1hf'lr arm of voca l tonal 1rainin g. Hys0ll is in cos metolo!(Y . T h0 assignm en ts mu st b0 co mpleted within u spccl f10d pl'rlod of tlmr whllr a pam•! of judges scor es ~ach contrsla nl on uccuraC)' , work skil l. usc of sa fl'ty mea· POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Church, North Second, M iddl l'Leon Sa ut er. of Pomeroy are port. The Rev . Mike Pangio wi ll announcing the engagemen t and perform the ceremony at 2::lO approaching marriage of their p.m . daughter , Cy nthi a Doreen Saul· A recep tion w ill be held in the ers. to Marty Wa yne Diehl. He is chur ch soc ial room immediat elv th e son or M r. and Mrs. Ga le '~ f ollowing the wedding. Diehl. Leta rt, W.Va .. and Mr. Thebrid&elect isagraduateo f and Mrs. Ri chard Stu ltler. Rl · Meigs High School and is em· plev. W.Va . played at Foodland . . Thr open chu r ch wedding will Diehl. a graduate of Waham a take place Sa turda y, .lunp6, at High School . is emp loyed at the Rejo ici ng Life Baptis t MGM Farm Clly. DIANA KAY STAPLETON WAYNE GLADMAN StapletonGladman GALLIPOLIS - Diana Ka)' Stapleton and Wa yne tJack! Gladman will be man ied in an open church ceremony on June 6. at 6: 30 p.m .. at Good News Baptist Churrh in Gallipolis. POMEROY - Jun is Ela ine Schmoll and Michael GranTBar· ing are an nouncin g I heir engage· me n t a nd approac hin 'g marr iagp, She is the daughter of Robert and Peg Schmoll of Middleport. A graduarc of Middl eport High Sc hool. she received her BSEd and MSEd from Ohio U niversitv and her doctor of ed ucation drgrre from Indiana Uni ver sit v. Dr. Schmoll is employed ~s principle or South Law n and Lincoln Elem en tar .v Schools i n Coshocton. He is the son of Grant and Erik a Boring of Reedsville. After graduat in g from Eastern High School he obt ain ed a BSEd from Ohio Univers ity and served as a pilot in the US Air Force. He is a First Officer on the DC.9 for Trans Wor ld Air lin es In St . Louis. IVilssou ri. T he Rev . William McFadden of Cos hocton will prPsidc ov.er thr summer wedding ill Trinit y Church in PomerO)'. '- NEW YORK 1UP!)- Temper- TORONTO tUPli - A 67· year-old wom an w ho had suf· fered from lung cancer and was fed up with cigaretTl' smoke from her husband and hi s card·playinr, cron ies has won a temporary court injunction to stop his smoking in rhe house. her lawyer ' says.· Attorney Hugh Fra ser of OT· tawa sold Friday the casl' is believed to be the firsT of lt s klnd . Jacqueline Reade of Sarsfield, 25 mil es from 1he Cana dian capital of Oltawa, filed suit ' · again st her 65-year· old husband, Waller . seeking a permanent injunction and the equivalenT of $750 in damages. •·Her husband is a chain smoker and his continui ng smok· ing in the house ha s hurt her heallh and caused a recurrence of some of 1he symp tom s I hat she had. like coughing," Fraser said. On May .19, Ontario DisTrict Court Judge M.A . Caner in Ollawa gran ted th e int erim in· junction until the sui t is seTtled. T he injunction did not apply to her hu sba nd's fri ends. 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John Say le's 1982 sin gll'· en· gine Mooney 201 will be joined by 10 other pl anes commemorating the 60t h anniversarv of Lin d· bergh' s fl igh t in the ,;Spirit of St. Louis." But while Li ndbergh flpw solo from fr om Mineol a. N.Y ., to Paris in two days. Sayle will be joined by co-pilot B ryce Vora n. 4o, of Los Ange les and does not expect to be in Paris unt il Frid ay or Sa tu rday. Savlc. 48. said he has been making plans sincl' hca rin!( last ; yoar abou t the commt?morative: flights . : "Right now, we're j ust too bu sy. : to Ill' excit cd, " he said ju st before • Sa turda y' s departure from the Col umbiana Coun ty Airport. Say le's schedull' ca lled for a stop in Albany . N .Y., to meet with I he other pilots before go in g on to Montreal. wherr the planps were to be · inspl'ctcd befo r e Canadian authOt'it/es could issue " license to go across the ocean. Sayle salei. They are to leave MonlrPal Monda)' for Godt ha ab ncar 1he Ar t ic \ ircl c, and 1hen I hrough · I cel and and Scotland before landin g at Par is A it· Show . .' P.~ WE NOW RENT VIDEO TAPES PRICES GOOD UNTil JUNE 6, 1987 · NO PURCHASE IIQUtiEMINTS WE NOW SEll LOTTERY TICKETS 01 UJIIU BARR'S SAVE·A·LOT ON lbs. Boneless Round Steak 1 lb. Cheese Choice lbs. Cubed Steak I0 lbs. Fresh Ground beef 3 lbs. Bacon 4 lbs. Ground Beef 3 lbs. Chuck Roast 2 T-Bone Steaks 6 Pork Chops 2 lbs. Smoked Sausage 3 lbs. Pork Chops · 1 lb. Boiled Ham 2 lbs. Round Steak 3 lbs. Chuck Roast I lb. Bulk Hot Dogs S25* I0 lbs. Ground Beef 2 New York Strip 3 lbs. Chuck Roast • Steaks 2 Boneless Ribeyes 2 lbs. loin End Roast 2 lbs. Pork Chops 4 Sirloin Steaks 2 lbs. Ground Chuck 2 lbs. Smoked Sausage 4 Parterhou11 StiCitki I 2 lbs. Pork Steak 2 lbs. Bol~eless Rcxnl Steak 10 lbs. Ground Chuck . 2 lbs. Cubed Steak I Rolled Roast 2 lbs. Bulk Wieners 2 Sirloin Steoks 2 lbs. Smoked Sausage 1 lb. Cheese of Your Choice 1 English Roast 1 Dot. Eggs 5 lbs. Bulk Sausage 5 lbs. Ground Beef 3 lbs. English Roast * S70 $45* $37* $40* SUPERIOR SUPERIOR CHOPPED HAM LB. $139 WALLPAPER SUPERMARKET AND BLIND SHOP ENROLl NOW •Continuou s Eruo llment •Day & Nig ht Cl11sses By RICII EXNER United Press International A 19-year veteran pilot left East Liverpool. Ohio. Saturday on t he longest (li ght or hi s life to recreate Charles Lindbergh' s be officially annou nced in Augus t with enforcem ent to begin in Sep tember. l·INCH WOOD READY MADE BLIND ,PH. 446-2770 ·;twW' Man to recreate voyage NEW SUMMER HOURS WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. TIL10 P.M.; SUNDAY 9 A.M. TIL 9 LEVOLOR® HASKINS· TANNER .. WE CUT MEAT THE WAY YOU LIKE IT! home of John Lusher in Mercer· vill e, wi th the Rev . Cha rles Lusher officia ting. Th ey are the parents ol four children. Mrs. Reda K. F ow ler of Thurman, Michael R. Gibson of McArthur, M rs. Co nnie S. Bowers of Beach Cit)• and Randy A . Gibson of Cos hoc ton. T hey also have fou r gra ndchildren. abou t its plan s for a smoking ban r==========~ lhr gov ernment co nt ractor ap-· 1 parenlly will put in place th is summer at fiV<' of it s plant s. including one in Ohio . T he KnoX\' ill r Ne11·s·Sent inel reported Friday that unnamed companv sourcl's famil iar wi th the plans said smok in g would be banned from vir tually ever)' St'cl ion of th e plant - offices, hallways, rc•st rooms and guard towe rs - and permitt ed on ly in designa l pd areas . But company spokeswo man Carol Grametbauer said Martin * Rich Ram in Wood Adds Marirlla is not react,· to discuss Beauty to Any Room th e proposed program publicly. " Wr'rp not ready to tal k 10 thr *Matching Wood Valance medta about it. .. Crametba uer and Bottom Bar sa id. ··when we have a fina li zed * Reinforced Steel Headrail polic,·. which we don' t havr now , we will inform our employees * Redecorate TODAY ... and be able to talk about it. ·· Easy to lnslall Smoking already is prohi bi ted in the plant s' medical centers. WOOD HORIZONTAL BLINDS ron ference r oo ms and produr· 2:1.,.:42 v.ll23-02 '28.11 1ion arras where flammable 1&.11 23•6-1 1'11l2364 mal<'ri;.!ls al'c in usC'. GramP1 23M72 1'11l2372 40.11 bcw rr said . 41.11 Abou t 14.000 pcoplr work at 27~ 64 1'11l2764 Marlin Marietta' s throe Oa k 29o64 l'l1l29G4 45.11 Ridge plants o"·ned by thr :Kl>6' 'Ml:J004 48.11 Ocpartment ol Energy, and an 3h&l Wll3t64 47.11 additiona l ~ . 000 work at plants in U.ll 31•72 Wll3t72 Paducah, K \·.. and Piketon. Ohio. 3-lo&l WS3-164 51.11 · The News-Sentin el sai d plan s now in dra ft form sa~·: 35ll42 11'83542 21.11 '·-Marlin Maril'lla will tell U.ll 35•6-1 WS35&1 f'mp/0\ers of its intentions in 35x72 W63572 62.11 .lunf' and dC'tflrminP how muny &31.11 WB:)GG4 36•6-1 workt'rs s moke'. At thr s am<' 1'1().076-1 74.11 •t1)(&4 t imr. all rlgarrrtr \'0ndi ng ma ehines will be 1·emoved from lht' plants. -In .l ulv. smok in g cessa tion c/ in irs will. be'"' up at the plant s for use b.' · cmp lo., ·ees. whn will be 704 Grand Ctntrol Avt. reimbursed for the cost of thr Vienna,W. Va.-nS-4532 eoursps b., . the co mpan,· if they 763 3rd btnue quit sm ok ing for t11rec mon th s. Muntin ton, WV 25701 - Tho nn·smoking pollc,· will T he wed ding will tak e place Aug. 28. at 2:30p.m. in the Scioto Chapel Methodist Church in As hevill e. Miss Walker is a gr adua te of Teays Valley High School. and is employed by Gra nge Mu tu al Companies of Colum bu s. Horn is a graduate of Loga n Elm Hig h School and Is a farmer $2995 the same token. these ro rscs arc ·' not pu ll ing carri ages." he ·sald. Martin Marietta is tight-lipped on ban Groom's tux FREE with 6 or more. Tri-State Beauty College THURMAN - Mr and Mrs. I rwin R. Gibson will cele brate thei r 40th wedding anniversary with an open ho~se on June 7 from 2 to 4 p.m .. hosted by their chil dren . Th e reception will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Fowler, Thurman. We don 't r ide them as much as normall y," Melis sai d. "IJu t by FULL SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT NEW!!! We offer complete tuxedo rental service to help you look your best on that special day. Priced from Sat 91 ca rri age horses in New York City atures th at soared to 96 degrees be t aken off the streets in forced carriage horses to leave weu ther above 90 degrees , Weir their buggi es and drivers behind said. The hottest point of the day and head for cooler stables. was at 2:30 p.m . when the complying wiTh a New York City mercury reac hed 96 degrees. regulation that protects the Violators ca n face fin es of $1.000 or more, he sa id. working animals. "Anything that could happen to Most hansom drivers take the a human can happen to them, city ordin ance. and the tempor· working ·under These conditions ary loss of income, In stride, said and pulling people around in the · Henry Rogers of the Cha teau hot sun," sa id Albert Weir, a Stables. " It ' s just part of doing busi· spokesman for the Amerlcair Society for the Prevention of ness," he said. "If if 's 75 degrees Cruelly to Animals . by 8 a.m.. we know it will hit 90 by "They cou ld suffer a sTroke, a noon and we ca n expect to lose heart attack or heat exhaustion." the afternoon. Anlm~l protection officials pa· Th e 150 horses • used by trolled Central Park and its . mounted New York Cit y Police environs. where hansom . ca b ar e excluded from theordinan.ce. drivers park th ei r carriages and sai d Police Officer Michael horses. Me/Is. Wh.en it 's hot police " take care Frid ay marked the fir st use this year of t he city ordinance, of the horses a lot mor e. We stop a which req uir es the est imaTed 200 lot more. We waTer them more. Gibson 40th anniversary slated OAK RIDGE. Tenn . tUPi i Marlin Ma r ietta E nergy Sys· terns officials will. not yet talk Let Us Helt You Plan Your Wedding HOURI Mon &l n98 lt.e&, Wt>t1 lhu r Mr.. and Mn. Irwin R. Gib.ron : The coupl e married at the Walker-Horn AS HVILLE. Ohio - Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walk er of As hev ill e, Ohio, former ly of Gallipolis, announce the engagement and approach ing m arriage of thei r daughter, Cala Dawn Wal ker. to Weldon D. Horn of Laurelvi lle. She Is also t he granddaughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Ca lvi n Clark of Ashev il le, the l ate Dorot hy Clark and of M r. and Mrs. Ma rshael Walker of Crown Cit y. The Sunday Times,Sentinei- Page- B-3 Hot is not for NYC carriage horses Woman win.r injtmction to .rtop hi.r .rmoking VINYL SEARS SIDING Schmoll-Boring Love-Myers GAL LIPOLIS- M r. and Mrs. Dallas .J. Love of Ga llipolis announc<· the engagement and approaching marr/ag<• of their .l laught er . •Julie A . LovP. to HN l;tonald D . M yNs, so n or Mr. and tJi r s. Jerry M yers. , Thl' open chu rc h wedd ing wil l f)i ke place June 20, at 2 p.m, at ;"lrst Baptist Church In Galllpo· lis. II r~ceptlon ·w ill follow In I he fellowship room . ,JANIS E. SCHMOLL MICHAEL G. BORING Sauters-Diehl Gray-Call GA LLIPOLI S - Nellie and Kenneth Gray annou nce the cngagmcnt of th ~ lr daught er , Shar on Marie Gray , to Thoma s · ~ CYNTHIA D. SAUTERS MARTY W. DIEIIL Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. May 31, 1987. 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S-1 $199 '• The CELLAR thanks the fallowing mechonts ·far their support of Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis • I our AFTER-PROM program: 446·5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECUSARY -Moad-..·frldly · Weekend• It Holldlp 5:00 p·,M. to 9:00P.M. 1.:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. 49< DOZ. j i •' Krogers Johnson's Thoma Clothiers Tho Bootillo My Siotor 'l Clooet ' The Sh.. Cole Clerlt' o Jewelry Storo Carl' t Shoe Store Oootittle' t Ph.rmacv Tewnev Jewelert Inc. TICO Grer'lde The Colony P1ul D1viet Jewelers L&J Grocery Cabbage ll. U.S. NO. 1 IDAI!O GOLDEN RIP£ Potatoes Bananas " I ·~-- 3 LB . 9( I ! · • " �• Page- 8-4- The·Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. w. va, May 31, 1987 .. James Sands: _150th anniversary ..·~ observance dedicated >river rsitting stone' By ,JA.MES SANDS Special Correspondent " History rust les like leaves in : th is ancien t town ; One senses It In the park from a wooden bench. . Watching the i ferry tur n and : drift s l ow l y : down Wlth the cur· ' rcnl a moment and dr eams can bring back the French, • In their queer peaked caps • swinging their awkward axes They who were cheated an d ·: died of It cr y ing for F'rance; : And sitting here one's fury :· wakes and waxes .: Then cools to l hP wide blue • rlwr 's sunny lance ' Of spr ay llfls whltr In the tow of ·the turni ng ferry , An old cnd-wheeiN whose knee l has also sounded And suddenly one must rise alert and wary : A legend. a boat arc not all • whose days arc rou nded • Into a fina l whole-on e learn s · such a lesson soo n : In thi s river town asleep i n the , late afternoon. This poem abo ut Ga llipol is wa s writt en In 1940 by Minnie Hite " Moody and firS! appeared In the :; Atlant a .J our nal. The poem • makes r efer ence to the fascin a· • lion th at ri ver pcoplr have in watching the Oh io River. The rock we picture todav ~ makes a good resting place fo.r -' observing the ebb and fl ow of lifr ' on the r iver. In 1940 an elaborate ;' cere mony wa s held near the roc k • to dedicate a plaque donat ed bv the Ohio ~oc i r t y o f the Daughtcr.s of Ameri can Revoluti on to com:, memora tr th e t:iOth an ni vrrs<~rv , of Itt<• fou ndin g of Gallipoli s and -· to remember t he sp ir i t of th r · • Marquis rl r Lafayr tlc and the , French srtl lrr< w ho helped thr ~ Uni ted Sta tes win an d maint ain · • It s lndcpcndencl'. ; Wrot r the Ga llipoli s Da ll y • Trlbu nr of thr dedication of the Spencer annwersary • bronze plaque in the large "s lUing stone" : " Instead of th e slow r iver boat that announced hi s co ming l15 years ago, radio thi s year broad cas t the arriva l of t he Marquis de Lafayette as he stepped from hi s barge to the Gallipolis levy, opening the sesqui-centenn ial ce lebration here May 20. "Can non announced his com Ing this year as It did from t he river steamer more than a century ago, and as his boat was sighted . a salute from the citi THE BIWNZE PLAQUE on this rock locat ed aeross First ze ns of Gallipolis wa s fired from Avenu e from the Gallipoli• City Park dedicat ed in an el aborat•• ceremony held by the Ohio DAR on May 20. 1940. The a batlery loca ted on the shore. event n1arkcd th e official opening of the observance of the " The names of the old French 500 aga in ra ng familiarly al ong Gallipolis Se&quicentennial . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ th e ri ver front and through the rooms of histori c old Our House drc'ssr s the c•nli re par ty wa s as a depu lat ion of Ga llipolis escorte-d to Our House where citizen s. portraying the cit y's Gallipolis wo men. dress ed in founders. the D'Hebecou rt s, Hl'· pie! uresquc colonial costume. bard s and LeCiereq s, welco med r nte rt alned the group i n the the famou s co loni al general as he wal led ga rd en." Among those who part lei pa ted was wel comed on hi s v isit here in in the cc•rc mony bes ides th ose · 1825. "The landing of the Marqui s, already mentioned were: M rs. portrayed hy R.M . F'armer oft he O.D Dailey , state hi storiano f the Hol >.l'r hospit al. at noon. May 20. D .A.R. who spoke on lh<• subjec t : wa s the signal for the opening of "A Tribute to Lvfayctt e and the the pagea ntry of the sesqui- F'rrn ch". J ud ge Ca r y C. Weyga nt chie f .ju stice of the Ohio cent ennial celebration . " Framed by th ~ stars and Su prrmc Co urt who spoke on 1tPHt eHtiHtiHfl stripes ol lhr United Stat es and " Th e Spirit of the F re nch" , Mrs. I he tri -color of La fa yetl e' s nat ivr T .. l . Summ ors. di strict direc tor Fr ance , F'armer stepped from of the D.i\.R .. Mr s. E .B. Tizza rd . hi s barg<• to se t in motion th r s t "g~ fl ag chairman of the h 15 mort imporunc rh:ln ~v~r fea tured ~ v ent of the open ing D.A .R .. Mrs. Ann St ra it wh o portrayed in full costum e Ann da y. the cr lrhrati on of th r golden nowadap ro Pt'tfM'tuate 1h" jubil ee of the D.i\.R. in comm em- Ba i lc.v. ancl th o following w h o mc"mOI'}' of l001f'd ones in somt' ora ti on of thr M.1rqu ls' vis it anti actrd as LafayPtte's att end ant s : Ianing form No1 only i11 •n In t ri butr to thr Frrneh srttlrrs of C.E. Mas trrs . George l .ea r . H.A . endea ring lributr bu ; an Ca r dwe ll anrl Act ron Davis. Gallipol is. Among thr children wh o parMduring nne u wt ll "A ~ F'armf'r wa s Psco rt ccl yp tlci patr<l i n t hr frstiv itirs wc·r c: thr lrvy by the cos tum ed dclega · We have a latgr v~rl (' t)' oi tin~ lion. the' spirit of La fay ~tt r was .Jun e Unrcr· . Vivian All iso n. El iza beth Bush, Paulinr Br~rs. wel co mPcl ·bv udd n •ssrs bv Mrs. qual it)' monument:., J.ugt: .. nd Harry R. Hurn, rPgrn t ·of the Jane H <~sk in s. ,Jf'a n Dav is. Rose •mall. ro adtqu ~ re l~· fi! sU1)' n('f'(J Frrnch Co lon y ch;~plcr. D.A. R .. Ann Bak er. Dor ot hv M i lt on. Joa n .a nd wdl be Jlad to auisr 'JOU .I .E . Halliday, mun ic ipal jud gr. Ragen. Hclr n Wood . L rot c. Vo rn m your tel«tion holt. a nd .J oa n Ki rc her. and Dr . Charl es E. H o l z~ r Sr. Ttw fir :-; 1 d ay o f th f' srsquicP n" Th e landing anrJ dedica tory l<' nnlal C'(' IC' bratio n w ;~ s clos('d celebrati on of a bro nze plaque by wi r h .1 ros t umC' dinn er sponso red th e D.A.R. wcrr broacl east bv by the Bus iness and Professio na l radio sl aton WC HS. Charles ton·. WomPn !ha t f'Vfl ning. Followin g the dedi catory adVINTON . OHIO W. Main Street ... .An MONUMENT Logon Monument By Wll.LIAM C. TROTT United Pres.• International FORBES AND FRIENDS: Multimillionaire businessman Malcolm Forbes is not the so rt who cel ebrates alone so he had 1,100 friends out to his New Jersey es tate Thur~day nigh t to · mark the 70th anniversary of thebusiness magazine th at bears hi s . family name. Among the powerful and famous guests were his date. Elizabeth Taylor, White House chief of staff Howard Baker, Ann Land· er s. new CIA Director William Webster, Beverly · Sills, Henry Kiss inger, Jerry Hall without boyfriend Mick Jagger and Os· car de Ia Renta. Forbes capped the night by · donating a check to Tay lor's Foundation for AIDS Research. " I ca n't believe this," Taylor said. "The check is for $1 million, , Thai really leaves me quite : speechl ess . .. . I don't quile know • how to say tha nk you so I'll just · shut up." Forbes and son Kip wore kil ts . in keeping with the gala' s Scot· · tis h theme and their heritage. BYRD FETE: There was • · anot her big affair Thursday : nigh t in Wa shinglon for Senate -· Democrat ic lea der Robert Byrd and hi s wife, Erma. who were . celebrat in g their 50th wedding $19995 MO. ASLOW AS 86 LeBaron 4 Dr ................... $18999 mo. ·86 DS0 .................................. $16117 mo. 86 Dodge Aries ................... $18 419 mo. 84 Ford Tempo ................... $12657 mo. 84 Ford Escort Wgn .......... .$ 12 P 1 mo. 84 Chev. Celebrity ............. $16454 m o.. 84 Plymouth Horizon .........$ 11392 mo. 82 Volkswagen Rabbit.. .•... $112 77 mo. 81 Dodge Van .................... S18688mo. BASED ON LOCAL BANK RATES AND TERMS ALL VEHICLES AVAILABLE WITH WARRANTY Money Sa"er Specials 76 OLDS CUTLASS .......................... $595.00 78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ............... S99 5.00 79 WV DASHER WAGON ............... S895.00 SEE CAROL, MARK, KEN OR LARRY Co., Inc. 388 -8603 COOPER POMEROY , OHIO Pomeroy -Mason Bridge Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge 992 -2588 '• WP. SLEYV ILL E . Pa . - Selv a '· and Doroth.v Athey Spencer of Wesleyvill e. Pa .. wi ll cr lebratr th eir golden wedding anniversary Ju nP 24 . They lived in Gallia Cou nt ,v fr om 1 ~.17 unt ill941. They an· thp parent s of one son, Harold Spencct·. J.ong Beach. Ca li f. Thrv also have four 'gra nd children a·nd two great gr and children . Both arc rrtir ed from Ham · mermlll Paper Compan.v in Eric, ··_.People '...i.n the .headlines 1987 SUNDANCE was Jr;.;. 31. 19$7 399 South Third ' sponsoring. In brief remarks F'rlday morning, Byrd said the evening showed a " loving side to the Senate . It was an outpouri ng ... thai I shall never, never!orge t. l t was pr obably the mos t enj o;·a· ble, sa tisfy ing, gra tifying moment of my life... Bi\TTLE FOR NEW YORK: ·:s uper· rich developer Donald ·, Trump and New York Mayor Ed '•Koch have a nlcr little feud <going . Trump wa nts to build a ·;comp lex called Television City In ··Ma nhattan to house NBC but . ;:Koch says he is try in g to ,:intim idate cit y official s into tax ·~and zonin~ co ncC"ssions. and ar- : ,cused Trump of " squealing like a .;pig" because he isn' t getting his ,; way . Koch also released stingin g .•leiters he and Trump have ·;exchanged over the past two Middlep 0 ,, :~~da ys . Tr ump responded wit h a sta tement that said. "Koch is lncapablf' of moving anv thing forward . He should resign from office. " Koch. Trump and NBC have been involved in negotiat ion s to k('('p the net work from moving out of th e city . possibly to nearby Secaucu s. N ..1 . ,JOB SWAP: Boston Red Sox star hittrr Wade Boggs and Playboy photographer David Mcccy traded jobs for a day. The swap tal k came up whrn Mecey wa s In Florida a while back to photograph Boggs for the July Pla y boy interview . · Boggs told Mecev : "Boy. I 'd sure like to have your job ... Mece.v responded: " Hey, I'd like to have your job." The resu It: Boggs was a celebr it y photographer F'riday at Pla.vboy headquart ers in Chi· ca go. photographing .June Play·matc Sandy Gr<'enbr rg. who wi ll .iilso be on the cover of the Jul.v ;edition. Greenber g wa s to be ·undrrssed for some of Boggs' :, hots. a Play bo;• spokesman ;sa id. • F'or his part. ba sebal l fan Mccc_ , . got to takr batting pra r · ,tier wi th Boggs and othN Red flux pl ayers at Comiske.v Park before the Rrd Sox-White Sox :game. Ingels Furniture Selz-u and Domtb)' 1lthq Spencer r;:::::::::::::::::::;::;::;:::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;::;l PATCH wrong road an d o1ddrf'ss . .Janc- MC'Cowan. i. or r rn<'t I< I. put a notr w ith twr rwmp i.llld addn·s~; in sidl' IH'I' l>alloo n Ma rc h 1~ whPn ~ h P ~~ ncl ~;,o o t hrr wt•s trr n Pt ' llfb ~ l\ ';tn ia girl ~ ga • l ht•r('d to cetf'br at r Gibson Pick Your Own Strawberries ;s,·out s' 7:1111 anni,·C'r . . ;tn . Freeter ONlY $199°0 Golden Value Days Open Monday-Saturday 8-8 (614) 446-8692 or (614) 245-5178 30 in. Gas or Nl nr d ;~ ~ s ;1nd 4. !1!1:~) mi1 0s tatPI', ;II Electric last In ' ' b;1~ · ;1bnu t a mil(' north or Mrlnc•s s nf'n r Po r1 \'a sco orr tht • not'lhPrn 4 'o~1 st or S('ot l and . ~ .l:ln <' rrcc iYPcl .1 lrtl<'r from Range .Jnn ( s lwlluo n r anw to ~ Fionu Barbt'r. r<'~ l TIRED OF STAYING HOME? Only 529900 :1n. a g{'()logy , stuclrnt from London. who di sco:: ,·errd thr balloon M:uTh ~I whil r :• shr wa s on a fl rl d trip in : Seotl:md. Along with lh<' lrttcr. B" rber '• mailed . whm wa s left of the . balloon and thr not e tt cctrri r d. ';The lrttrr reached .J an e. f'ven • though It had no ZIP code, no : stn'CI address and an inco mpl r tr name. : "A t first Wf' thought it 1vas a ' joke." .Jane's mothfr. Janet '. McGowan. said Friday In a . tt'lep honc intrrview . • "M;· balloon ju~ l wen t off and .·kl'pt going up to the sky . And 1 di t~ n ' t know where It was going ... sa id .Jane. • " It got caujZht In what's called · a jet sl rca·m of air.' ' said Girl Scout spokesoman Gi nny Cali~ulri. "So far we be liE>VE> this Is a Gl tfScout record ." · " Jane's mother said she will ; send Barber a lelter .'a box o!Girl • Scout cookies. and a scouting embl em . Upright Chest 1S Cu. Ft. Front-Clear Refrigera tar KERR ROAD thl' Cir l Compact u I Freeur ONLY $29900 Gibson lr S366 I PreSeason Job Bank has ·seniors' work From Oryor S'liJ 4 5266 Only 5299 Prt~Wtt•'"' Camcorder If you or somtont you know can't leave their home, may!M a whttlchalr is tht answer. A whttkhair can you tht addtcl support nettled to go shopping, •isiflng, slthtstting, etc. Many people today are tnjoying lift tvtn after a physical Impairment. a whttlchalr Is lltdicart approved so it .will not bt a financial burden. · For more information call or stop by today. Salts & ltntal Call Collect 446-7213 .i,. Bowmca1's Homecare Medical Suaalv 63 Pine St. \ Galll'pofis Ll.oyd® Fu~:~:re LAWN FURNITURE · R£PlAC£MENT CUSHIONS from LAIGE SIUCnON l·ONLY 2 Do·or Refrigerator $29900 30°/o OFF CASH & CAllY J~~ELS Fur~~t~~e &Jew~!!2!, VISA DISCOYEI 298 SECOND Sl. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 5, 1987 U.S.D.A. CHOICE .. $ .0t 1 · " " Chicken Livers •••••• 49<:,,~ LB. ' ., REDSKIN CHUNK Bologna •••••••••••••••• 69<:: LB. J CRISPY SERVE MIXED Fryer Parts .....••.. !~ 39< BUCKET · $219 Cube Steak ••...••. ~B~ FIS_HER $1 69 Boneless Hams .~. HOMEMADE ( Sand. S read •••••••• 99 HALF or WHOLE LB. U.S. NO. 1 $ ETT · ,.; 149 Pot atoes •••••...•.•••. . . 8 LB. BAG " I .I 'GRADE A FLAVORITE ) Med. Eggs ............. 29< '",., PARKAY JUMBO ., DAIRY LANE '" •I DOZEN Spread .~•........ !:~::•. $1 °9 ; $159 Zest Bar Soap .:::~ . Ice Cream BATH SIZE · GALLIPOLIS- The Job 8<1 nk loc at ed in the Senior Citizens Cent er at 220 Jackson Pike has qualified applicants 50 years of age or older seeking full or part -time employment. Flndln~ employm ent as an older person Is seldom easy. Employers like older workers bl>cause they are reliable. easy to . g_et along with, and commltled to giving light hours work for light hours pay. · II you are 50 years of age or, : otderand look lng forpart -timeor :. full · time employment, con tact . the Job Bank at 446-7000 and : a1scuss your employmf>nl needs • with the Job Counselors. : • The Job bank Is open Wednes· . day. noon to 4 p.m .• and Thurs: day and Friday from 8 a.m . to 4 ' p.m . ' New applicants are always welcome. . Chuck Roast .•.••. ~. • LIVERY RCA Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM .Sunday· 10 AM-10 PM Air Conditioners GibsOn Washer STORE HOURS a' 992-6421 TAYLOR'S BERRY .. The Right To ·: It wa s bip artisan dinner in · the Great Hall of the Library of Congress with Sen. ,John D. . Rock ef eller , D -W.Va.. a nd · Byrd' s Republican cou nterpart, Robert Dole of .Kansas. co- Girl's balloon ·makes trip to Scotland Ihat 1ra q •J eel m 0 r< ' 1han 4Jllli milr•s to Scot l ;~nrt ma1· havr srt a "G irl Sco ut r~co rcl " of sort s. Thr balloon climbed •he skit's. salh•d ano" thf' Atl antic and land('d In " t" " orr tht• coast of St·o tl and ltpforr find ing It s tat · h''l'<'<i \\'i l .\ ' b.tc•k l1o m r - dC>spitr a Reser~e · Limit Quantities ann iversary . 1 • Pa . VI' Nf:T itl . l'a . tUP it - A 7· _ ,·,•ar-old ~ ~~I w11o lrt loose an ordinary ltt •lium -filled balloon We KEMP GAL.$ 109 1 69<· Sherbet •••••••••••••••• ••••• LARGE ROLL • MAXWELl HOUSE FLAVORITE SUGAR TIDE DETERGENT COFFEE ~A~·$4 99 147 Umit I Per Customer At hwtll' 1 Supermarket - s. '12 :.~·$139 99 0~ 5 liMit I Per (ullomtr limit I Ptr Cuslomtr o · GoDff Only AI Powtll's Sooptrmarht • - Offer hod Tlwu Juno 5, 1917 Good Only At Powell's S..ptrmarl<tl GoDff lin !at., )UM 5. 1917 1987 ' ( • • �' Page- B-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Tom Tiede: r I l Wallops ~Virginia -------~· . ' ermrmner NepartJ: Uonal AdvisOry Commiltee on . AeronauUcs, and It buill lUi shop here on tbe Atlantic coast, 90 miles from Washington. . . The area was ruled by snakes and ,mosquitoes at the time, and the go•· ernment profiled from the isolation. World War II was still raging, security w,as a priority, and NAC;\ was able to use the cover of the countryside to . study such things as a<!rodynamics, electric fields and atmospheric radiation. Eventually, NACA puttbe first gov· ernment rocket Into the air. The Wailops scientists launche.d a 17-foot Tia· mat. Tiley weni on to help develop the first supersonic airplanes (by way of the X-1), the first military jet fighters and some of the first hypersonic flight technologies. . Today a NASA facility, Wallops al· ready has launched more that 13,000 research vehicles. That's more than the folks at Canaveral will do all cen· tury. The rockeUi are sent aloft for public and private probing. and Wal· lops has also launched a couple of doz. en satellites, some of them for other nations. The launchings take place on a 5\lo· mile-long spit of beach that is washed TWO-STAGE sounding rocket, an by an adlve surf and buffeted by per· Honest Jo•n·Orion configuration, is sistent winds. Wallops was named for typical of tbe launch vehicles used at a 17th century surveyor and is part of NASA's Wall,ops Flight Center. a chain of reels !hat include the Chin· coteague Na tiona! Seashore and the from eight-fool Areas tO 45-loot · curiously named Assawoman Island. Black Brants. Wallops also has a space balloon Mainly, the Wallops scientists shoot program, The local officials oversee what they call "sounding rockets." That is a marine term that refers to launchings at Palesti ne, Texas. Joyce the measurements of water depths. Milliner, the Wallops publicist, says The scientists lake measurements of the paper-thin balloons are nearly 600 the upper atmosphere. and they use feet in diameter, have a volume of 50 an inventory of 17 rockets that range mill ion cubic feet , and are used to measure the near-earth environment. il's!not~eiy. with hints of lemon. orange, grape· fr uit. lime and even cranberry-apple. In addition to soft-drink waters, Wa ter i ~ th e most abundant f luid on there are the traditiona l bottled wacHr1h - but on store shel.ves, il comes ters lor people who doubt the purity wrap ped in a lot of glitter and fla sh. of what comes out of their tap, or who So·eal lcd " soft drink " waters arc don't like its taste. promoted not as a substitute for ta p Bulk water for everyday dri nking Wi.llf•r , but. as iJ chi c nlternative to al· and cooking usually comes in one-galc9holif' bcvcragCs and sort drinks. lop plasti c jugs or five-ga llon waterTh ese include such beverages as club cooler containers. At about 4 cents to sodo1. se ltzer, mi neral water and the 5 cents a glass, it's an expensive sub· lates t innovi.ltion - sparkling water slitute for ta p water, which costs only a fraction of a cent. Soft-drink wa ters cost three, rour or even 10 times as much as bulk waters, making them Al exa nder Hamilton was the leader absurdly expensive when compared of the Federalist Party and the first with tap water. secreta ry of the treasury, 1789·1795. But is waler in a jug better or betHe hrokc the 1801 electoral deadlock ter-tasting than tap water? And does in lht• House ol Representatives by the imported stuff taste better than supporting Thomas Jefferson over seltzer '! To lind out, Consumer Reports' senAaron Burr. Three years later, Burr sory consultant sampled 50 bottled killed Hamilton in a dueL waters - mineral waters, club sodas. Alexander Hamilton seltzers and bulk waters of several sorts. Tap water from Chicago, Hous· ton, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York and San Francisco wa s also sampled. According to Consumer Reports food technologists, an excellent tasting water, whether still or sparkling, bottled or tap. should taste clean and leave your mouth refreshed. It should also be clear and free of sediment with no aroma whatsoever and no hint of chemical tastes such as chlorine. But the taste of an excellent water isn't exactly no tas te at all. Flatness - a lifeless taste - is a defect. often the result of very low mineral content. Judged "Excell ent" were 10 bottled "still" waters. In ascenctinD nrder or cost per se rving. they were: Lady Lee Drinking, Safeway Drinking. Sparkletts Drinking. Black Mounta in Crystal Poland Drinking. Ozarka Spring, ArSpnng. Spring Natural Spring, Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va . • •• .Who Eats What ~F~ood~~h~ll~b~lts~l~n~s~a~la~-C~t~ad~~~o~u~n~tr~II!S~' . Now you see why Tbe Wallops mission ia the humdrum of "" • fundamental . Investigation. Even • when a satellite ia tauncjted, tbere is a Annuli per Clpitl coneumptlon (in kilogrems) lack of drama. The satellites are put - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - together by academics, they study such matters as ozone,. and tbey are _propelled by piddling (1Z-feet) Smut Sugar Poultry rockets. · And yet Milliner says the boredom •• is suddenly receiving natiooal attention. The news media has discovered Wallops again. alter yea" of staying ·-=~------------away. Milliner says theipress, tehivi·. 21 sion networks and 11ll, ~omes to re- · cord the launchings, b<icause this Is where the action is, such as the action is. · Milllner says the pu~lidty is both good and bad. She weleomes tbe re-. newed notoriety, but regreUi the fall· out. She says the press ihas begun to treat the launchings at Wallops in the same light as it does lau~ehings at CaBeef Cheese naveral, and "we are criticized when one of our rockets fails in iUI mission." Milliner says that's not fair. She says the Virginia program is different ~----------------­ from the one In Florida. She says the rockets here are old, ·they are launched under all sorts of conditions, and there is high rUik of washo.ut. Success isn't all there is In space flight, she adds, "We can also learn by our ·---------------·------------ I • ·-------·---------------- failures." To be sure. The people at Wallops Island have teamed enough in 42 years to help develop what, until Challenger, was the most ambitious aod accompliShed space program op earth. They say they are now trying to · help it become such again. The pads at Canaveral may be quiet. Not here. Ten. nine, eight, seven ... @ 11117 • NEWSPAPER EH!'ERPRISE ASSN. Is bottled water really tastier? Ry lht! Editors uf Consumt!r ftt.> ports . May 31. 1987 Where the U.S. still goes into .s}1ace · WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. (NEA) Ever since the.space shuttle Challe.ng· er blew up last year. killing the astronauts On board, the rocket program a.t Cape Canaveral has been placed on an administrative ·hold. The big ships are not permitted to fly again until safety requirements have been overhauled. That doesn't mean the nation's en· tire space effort has been grounded, however. Actually, and in some re· specUi, it is proceeding as if nothing had happened. The United States is still dispatching some 40 rockeUi a yea r, not from the cape, mind you, but f rom the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Wekor,ne t~ Wallops Island. H Is Amenca s ongmal rocket launchmg · pad. The government has been powermg macrlnery Into the skies here lor more than 40 years, and it s~rted the busmess long before the alligators were dtsplaced at Canaveral. . . . Of co urse, the Wallops actiVIty IS !'ol so sexy as that 10 Flortda. The roc kets are much smaller, for one ,!htng, and th ey are ptloted by remote •<ontrol. Yet the erro.rt ,has always .~een cructal to the nalton s sp~ce pro:gram , ,and rtgh t now , at least, tl IS the •na(ton s day-to-day space program. , The program started tn 1945. That was 13 rears before the N_aUonal Aerona uttcs and Space Admtntstra.(10n was even created. The govern· ment agency was then called the Na· '. Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va, 6 BIG DAYS-- MONDAY thru SATURDAY -JUNE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Pork ·---------------- ·----------------• ~----- 1 •------------41 ~ ------------~--- II 11---------------- II ' Carolina rowhead Mountain Spring, Mountain and Evian Natural Spring, 1 . the only import. The municipal water from New York City and from parts of Los An· geles were also judged "Excellent" Tap water from New Orleans and San Francisco scored nearly as well. Of the 28 sparkling waters tested , 10 were rated "Excellent." Of those, four were seltzers; three, club sodas. Listed in order of i nc~easing cost per glass , the top-rated seltzers are White Rock, Canada Dry, Golden Crown from Kroger and Schweppes. The three top club sodas are Cragmont, Golden Crown and Schweppes. Those selt.ers conta i n~ the least sodium - from two to five milli· grams per glass. The sodium content of the club sodas varied greatly. Crag· mont's was 26 milligrams per glass,, Schweppes. 41 and Golden Crown. 59. Buner DOMINO PILLSBURY DELU~E FUDGE SUGAR LB. BAG BROWNIE MIX 25 Source: U.S. Department ot Agriculture MEA GRAPHIC 12/1S OZ. Americans eat more beet and poultry than people in Europe do; but they eat less sugar and butter than most Europeans do. Space diet SNOW FLOSS SNOW FLOSS PORK 'N TOMATOES 24/16 oz. BEANS %CASE $400 'lz CASE $900 $800 $400 For the birds On Feb. 20, 1962, Lt. CoL John H. Glenn Jr. became the first American to orbit the earth. According to the "Omni Space Almanac," he lost 5 pounds, 5 ounces from his preflight weight, an average of just over a pound for every hour of flight (from lilt-off to splashdown: 4 hours, 55 minutes, 23 seconds). Ornithologists searching for precise nomenclature to Identify birds have devised many colorful names. Among. them are the great racket• tailed drongo. yellow-bellied waxbill, black-spotted bare-eye, red whis' kered bulbu l. turquoise-brewed motmot, rufous-browed pepper shrike and blue-face booby. i-;==================================~ RED SKIN SLB. COUNTRY STYLE 6 LB. BOX SLICED BULK Bologna Lb.7 9~ Luneh Wieners Baeon $139 10 LB. BOX Meat 10 LB. BOX Vt Pork SUPERIOR SLICED $149 $ Polish Loin Lb. . 9 9 Baeon 12 oz. 6-7 Lh. Sausage Case $22,29 ' 1 LB. SUPERIOR CRISP~ SER~E Bacon , Lh. Over 40 La-z-Bov Reclin~rs Boiled Ham Chopped Ham DUTCH, OLI~E, PICKLE PIMENTO & S~LAMI $ 99 $ 49 $ 29 I LB. Tavern Hams (WHOLE) $ 49 • • • • • ~ i\o, you're not seeing things. Now you can get two scrumptious Pizza llut"rarryout pizzas for one low price. This isn't. just ;uw pizza. We make our dough fresh daily, use a rich, tangy tomato sauce, pure mozzarella-cheese and an abundance of delicious toppings. Nowyou can get Pven more of that Pizza Hut<~~ taste and quality for one special pricP. So stop into Pizza Hut. ' soon. And get a real deal on the real thing. LA-Z-BOY SOFA ON SALE. SALE! "Suburban" ReCiino-Rocker ' Recliner Th1s handsome casual offers versat ile beauty and soli $ comfon. With tufted back and plush cushioning. ' 299 He'll love the comfort. You'll love the prices! 1 ALL PURPOSE 89 LB. COOKitl8 Onions 3 LB. BAG 12/32 oz. CAS£ HALF CASE t Slicing Head Tomatoes Lettuee Cahhage liDS.$ $ QUANTITY FULL CASE HALF CASE LB. LB. .CALIFORNIA ICEBERG 24116 *12 *6 LB. 10 LB. OR O~ER ~vLB• ITEM LB. RED RIPE L8. $ 98 $ 39 FULL $ 69 Ground Beef *12.69 CASE ~ELLOW BREAKFAST, .PEPPER, &HONEY LOAF JTEM THOROFARE u. Maearul ---1~--1~-+--t& Chene TEXAS 8REEtl L.BS. QUANTITY FUU CASE HALf CASE CALIFORNIA Carrots· S LB. BA8 $ 39 ITEM FULL HALF CASE CASE ISNEDO SPREAD 2417t/c oz. Margarhte ~----~--+--+--~-----r~--~4 SALE I S299. SALEI 5279. SALE! "The Cllomp" Recline-Rocker · Recliner Settle Into thlslllndoome WOOd· Relll< In this tult.O transitional ~eta lied that's cushioned for aoothlng Let the en~eto pe arms wetcome you Into a getaway to comfort Tufted and generously padded. contemporary with thick padded back an~ seat cushioning. Recllno-Roc:ker' Recliner com ton. Gracetully tletallee. 24115 oz. $379. "Danbury" "Brentwood" RecHna-Rocker' RecUner co;w;;"""" VINorMoo-. --~­ Rt. 2 South &D 48/S u. SNOW FLOSS wv. l *21 Margarine 301 I lh. 8RAOEA FlAIR U11 our --..--,, -----'---- ''----- ---"------·-- -- - frankies 12 50 Lb. Bag QUANTITY LB. + oz. Potatoes ITEM TWOLARGE PIZZAS SERVE 8-12. 1\vo Cheese Pizzas $12.99 1\vo 11bpping Pizzas $14.89 1\vo 21bpping Pizzas S16.79 1\vo 31bpping Pizzas $18.69 1\vo Supreme Pizzas $18.69 1\vo Super Supreme Pizzas $20.59 SUPERIOR SLEEPERS Tomato " +· ' In Stock! GETADEAL ON THE BEST PIZZA IN TOWN. $699 :. Spare Ribs A~erage THE PIZZA HUT®CARRYOUT '12 CASE 12/40 oz. KI•••Y Be••• oz. Sauer Kraut Etta SIIMMV DEli8HT SIIOW FLOSS 24/30 s••u 24/27 oz. 24/16· or. Citra a Pauh 481 ,,,. �Page- 8-8-Th~ Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middlej)ort- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va: May 31. 198?, ' Bookmobile routes slated in Gallia, Meigs GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memor ial LIbrary announces Its bookmobile sc hedule tor th e week ot June J.6. Monday: Geiger, 10-10:20: Ewlng1on, 10:25-10: 45; Vint on !Dyer) , 10:55-11 : 05; Kyger I , 11 :35-11:45; Kyge r II , II : 50noon: Cal lia Chris ti an School, 12: 45·1: 45; Ches hire !Thomas). 2:05- 2:.15. Ca llia Metro, 4-5; Kerr, o: 1o-5::J:;; Bidwell , 5: 506: 10; Cochr ans, 6:20-6:45; Deer Creek, 6:55-7: 15; Valley Vi ew, 7:25-7: .50; Rio Gra nde Estates, 7:55-8:30. Tuesday: E: noStore, 1:30- 1: 55; Afri ca Road, 2-2: 15; Roush Lane, 3- J: 15; Roush L a n ~. 3: Ei-:l: :JO; Ches hire, 3:35-4: 05; Addison, 4:15- 4: 30; Add avllle Sehool, 4: 405:05; R&R Tr ailer Ct. , 5:1 5-5: 45: Georges Cr ee k. 5: 45- 6: 15; Georges Creek, 6: 20-6: 40; Ka nau ga 5t h Ave., 6:'50-7: 10; F oster s Trailer Ct., 7:15-7: 40; K&K Trailer Ct. , 7: 45-8: OS. Wednesday: No route, m aint enance day, Thur sday: Imogene Church's Stor e, 1: 30-3: .JO; Mudsock , 3:454: Pat r iOI, 4: 15-4: 40: Ca dmu s, 4: 50: :>: 15; Gallia ..1: .10-6; Centerpoint, 6: 15-6: 30; Centerville, 6: 45-7: 15; Copley's, 7:35-7: 45; Thorne's, 7: 45-8. Friday: Eureka, 1-l: 15; Hu ffm an' s, 1:25- 1: 40; Kin gery's , 11: 45-2; Myer s, 2:25-2: 40; Mer - cerv llle, 3:25-.1: 40; 790 Small, 3: 50-4; 790 Halley , 4-4: JO; 790 Lincoln Pike Je t. , 4:20-4: 40; Hu rd' s, 5-5:_15 ; Crown Cit y, 5:306: 05; Rom a Myers , 6: 15- 6: 30; Ohio Townhou se, 6: 45-7: 10; Kenny's Car r yout , 7:25-7:50; Teens Ru n, &-8: 25. Satu r day: Legrande, 9: 30-10; Raccoon Trailer Ct. , 10: 15-10: 30; Cora, 10: 35-10: 50; Qu ail Creek, ll: 05-l l :35; Rodney VIll age, 12: 20-12: 50; Children's Home, l -1: 20; CRTP, 1: 2"- 1:50; Allee. 2:15-2: 45; Vi nton, :l-:l: 30; Mor ga n Center, 3: 45- 4: 15. MEIGS COUNT Y POME ROY- Bookmobil e ser vice in Meigs County Is by contract with Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Monday: Carpenter, · L aura 's Stor e, 2: 5"- 3: 40; Dexter church, 4: 10-4: 40; Danv ille church, 5: 156; Rutland Civic Center, 6: 457: 45. Tuesday : Portand pos t office. 2: 15-3; Letar t Falls, Effie's Rest aurant, 3: 30-4:30; Raci ne bank, 5: 15-6: 15; Syr acuse across from ball fiel d, 6:30-7:30. Wednes day: Keno, ·north side of bridge, 2:20-3: 05; Long Bot tom pos t office, 3: 20-4: 05; Reeds· v ille, Reed's St or e: 4: 15-5; Tupper' s P lains, Lodw ick's, 6-7; Ches ter fire sta tion, co rner acr oss front, 7: 15-8. POMEROY . The Meigs County Senior Ci tizens Center , Mulber r y Heights , Pomeroy, has the followi ng activities sc heduled for the week of June 1-5: Monda y - Round and Square Da nce 1-3. · Tues day - Choru s 1-2, Bridge Class l -2. Wednesday- Used Goods Sa le 9-3:30, Social Securit y Representat ive 10-12, Bingo 1-2, Bowling 1:30. Thursday - Used Goods Sale 9-3: 30, Cera mics 10-2. Frida y - Used Goods Sa le 9-3: 30. Appointments are bein g taken fo r t he Mu l t ipha sic Heal t h Scr eeni ng, sc heduled for June 17. E AST ME)GS - Outstandi ng ~rademic achievemen t with the top ten student s being r ecognized ~ nd the awarding of 12 sc holar s~ ips highlight ed Eastern H igh School' s Awards D ay F rida y . .: -The top ten honor student s i~ t r odu cf' d by Dan Apllng, principal. and presented med alion s were the following st udents. lis ted first through lOth r espect)vely, Tr avi s New lun. ~a ledicto­ rian, Amy' Louks , salutatori an. M elissa Ca l awa y. Roby n Barrfett, Ki r k Reed, Lesa Rucker, '{odd Cla y , Darl ene Baum : Greg l;eachm an, and Ar lene Rit chie. : Ne,w lun, Reed, Cl ay and Leachrflan wer e also presented the pres idential academic lit ness aw ard s. along with eighth gra der s. Stephanie Gardner , Billy Johnson, Andr ea Cleland, Suzanne West, and Suzanne Cl ay . •'Sc hol ars hip r ecipie nts ann6unced wer e Melissa Calawa y, Boar d of Regents , $4,000 value; Diul ene Ba uni, Ri o Gra nd e College Honor Schol arship. $6.000. and Daught er s of America Good dft izenshp Awa r d. $.'i00: G reg L~ac hman . Rio Grande College Trust ee Scholarship, $4 ,000; and Ti avis New lun, Pres idential Schol ar shi p, Univer sity of Akron, $1 ,300. Other scholars hips of unspecified amounts awar ded wen t to Col- JUNE VACATION SUPER SALE ' . SPECIAL GROUP OF Flats, Casuals & Sandals 30°/o OFF 18, 19, and 23 - ca ll t he cent er at 992-2161 for more in formation , The Senior Nutrition Progr am menu for t he week is: Monday - Baked steak, bread dressing. broccol i, fruit cock tail. Tuesd ay - Baked fish, mixed vege tabl es . m aca r oni sa l ad, banana. Wednesday - Beef and noodl es . Brussel sprouts, tossed sa lad, cooki e. T urkey sa lad 'Thursday sa ndw ich. oven browned pota toes, cr ea med peas, mel on. Friday - Pinlo beans with ham . cole slaw, gelal in w ith fr uit, heavenly hash. Choice of beverage ava ilablr w ith mea ls. FAC dlrecior Ms. Hoove r holds a Ma ster' s Degree in speech com mun ica tion from Eas tern New Mexico Unlversl ty and has a Ba chelor's Degree In !hea ler and speec h. Sh e ha s taught speec h communica tion at her al ma m ater and at Western Mic higan Universit y . She also ha experiencp in employee tr ai nin g, techn ica l 1982 class seeks .grads GA LLI P OLI S Ga ll i a Academy Hi gh Sc hool cla ss ol 1!182 is pla nn ing a reun ion for Aug. "'· at l he E lks CluiJ i n Ca lllpolis. They arc• at lempti ng to lol'ale sc>ve ral c l a" m a t ~s . l ncl udC'cl in t hc> li st arC': ·LorC'tta Powell , ShC' IIa Roach. .Jimm y Roberls, Don Chcnt•y , Kennel h Cia rk . Dc> bb ie Cook. Jclhn and Mlk <· Cr al l , Brian F!l<'rhart. Da vid FNrell. G rc•g C8 1J aher; :J'Aar t.r C lr nn . Chr isti na GJov<' r. Am v C r eC'n, K r lli Kemper. James Ki ng. :John L~ ­ wls . (; Jna Low<•n·. Don McCalllste ·. Rol"'rt MrCorm ick . .J amie MJ;Quulcl : Na ti ve Cana d ians Three -quarte rs of the Canadian people Jive withi n I00 miles of the United States border. Some 45 per cern arc of Brili sh ori gin, while almgst 30 perce nt arc ~'rc n c h . Ben Meek, StC've Mil ler. Joseph M yers. Kc>v in Par sons. Nat ali e Simms. T ammy Skaggs, Krl ly Sm it h. TNC'sa Si eger St. Clair . Andrew Steele. DE>bb)• Tru rsdale, Rand y Thivenrr: Robbi e Syrus. Bruce Swift , B~n Swa in and Jt'an Vance. If .vou have inform ation on any of t he l is led. contac t Anne Roach, 2 Wil low Dri ve. C alllpolls, 44622:.2 or Shari Pl,vm al r . :179 DPbb)· Drive. C ail lpoli s, 446-4:10.1. wr iting and has been a co unselor f or em oti on al l y di s t u rb ed adolescpnt s. She r eceived th e "Outs tandi ng Graduate Studen t" awar d from Eastern New Mexi co Univer sity. Thaler sai d it wa s the opinion oft hc> boa rd I hal her experiences i n wr i t i ng, co mmun ica t io n. budgPtin g, IC'aching and supervision wi II be an assetlo th e French Art Colo ny. She will be welc omed to t he FAC by t he member ship on Friday. June 5. Duri ng the Pvcning there will be a prog r am on pr in t m akin g presented by ·J une Kil gor e, Chairman of th e A r t Depart ment a t Mar shall Univl'rsi ty, and give n in conjun cti on with the opening of " Master · E tchings" . an exhibit cu r ated by the Hun ti ngton Mu s€'um of Art . lege of Barber Sty lin g; Todd Cla y and Amy Louks. Ohio univers ity Mana ss eh Cu tler Freshman Scholarships; Deiani Baker and Bren t N orton, Hbcking Technical College Foundaton Scholarship. Todd Clay and Amy Louks, Dr. Edward W. W. Lewis Sc holar ship ; Robi n Bar nett , McGuffy Summer scholars hip at Ohio Univer sity ; · and Arl ene Rit chie. E astern L ocal Educatio n A ss o~iM ion . The Ivan B. Wa lker athl etic tr ophies were awa r ded to the ou tstandi ng senior gi r l and boy in the athl etic program . Les a Rucker an d Ed Collins. · Ot hers r eceiving awards wer e Lee Ann Robinson, Modern Wo odmen Award ; Wi ll ia m Smith , work study student of the year , Arlene Rit chie and Br en t Norton, Army Reser ve Schol ar AthleJ e award; Brpnda Reed. Ri char d Smit h and Wil liam Smith, senior ser v ice award. National H onor Soci ety awar ds .went to T rav is Newl un, Missy Cal away, Am y Lou ks Lesa Rucker. Arlene Rit chie, Kirk Reed, Greg Leachman, Todd Clay, Lee A nn Robinson, Deleah San'ders. Todd Wilson, an~· Laura Far ley. Melissa Nutt er wo n the physica l educa tion award. and student council awards went to Todd Wilson, president ; Angie Wes t. vi ce pr esident; Becky ~. ' • • • • CONNIE ~ FOOTWORKS - NATURALIZER • Chapman Shoes '• .."!-, .... • • • •• OPEN Till 8 FRIDAY r POMERoY·s QUALITY SHOE STORE • ·li \-... . IC::r. Wood~men.; Travis Newlun , Unlvers lty ol Akron; Amy Louks and Todd Cl ay , Ohio University Manasse h Cutler Freshman Scholarshi ps, and Le wis Scholarship; Robyn Barnett, McGuffy Ohi o Univers ity; and Arlene Ritchie, Eastern Loca l Education Association Schol ar ship. Scholarship r ecipients not present lor th•• picture wer e Charles Justis, Delanl Baker, Brent Norton. :s c HOLARSHIP WINNE RS - Eastern seni ors re';,e iving scholarships wer e recognized at the aw ards a.~semhl y pro gram Friday. Included In tire r ecipients, lef t t o right, seated, wer e Darlene Boium, Rio Grande Honor scholarshi p, 56,000 and Daughter s of America, $500; Greg L eachman, 54:000 Rio Grande College Trustrec Scholars hp, 1 $4 000; Melissa Calaway, Board of Regents, $4,000, and standin g, Lee Ann Robin son, Modern ., .. WE BELIEVE IN PAnENT·PHYSICIAN RELAnONSHII'S Tom Keil)', guidance counselor, spoke of !he emphasis on academ ics notin g I hat eight wi ll · be par tlcl atpln g In this summer honors tu torial pr ogr am at Ohio Un ivE>r sity , that two w il l take part In the summer scholar progra m . that two other s wi ll ~ participating In the gO\'Pr nor s scholar s pr ogra m there, that one wi ll be at Rio Grande for a summ er academic progr am , and another al the Par ker sburg Com munity Co ll~gc . . PTL official calls ,: sum ~highly unusual :·· ' chi PI' uldr Richar d Dortch. " I l hlnk It Is highl y unusual,' '···> sa id Nl ms. " I think the thing that'_'" m akes It unusual Is that the audit or knew Pvery single check;:: that was ~olng ou t the door. He,.. knew C'I' N I' check t hat Bakkei'.::"! and Dor tc-h wcrP get t ing. IJ' s;:; highl y unusual t ha t that mu c~ money camc> out of that account;;; w lt ho~ t thP auditor know ln~ abeut it . A n auditor m ust k~cp at::: urm's ll'ng th." : FORT MILL. S.C. tU Pl I The chi d cxrc ut ive off! err or PTL said a secret $2 tT!IIilon account used to pa .1· sa laries and bo nu ses for I he· BakkPrs and thei r top aides was " h l ~hl y unusual. " Jer'l'v Nlm s confi r med F r lda.1· ' I , t ho ex isten ce of the exccu trve pavroll accoun l that paid tho sai aries of ousted PTL ' foundPr Jim Ba kk er, his wi fe Tamm y. and other cxN'utlv Ps. includi ng Band awards wer e prrsented lo Todd Clay, John Ph ilip Sousa Award; Tara Woods. Se nior Arion Award; Suza nn e Cl ay, directors awa rd : Kyle Fausnaugh, mos t improved jun or high musician ; Caroly n Ba r to n. mQst l mprov rd senior high musici an; and Jeff Sayre', senior ded lcat ion - Don't leave hcrme without your Bows & Arrows Att endance awards went to J ill Chi chC'ster . Amu Well and LeP Glllll ari, grade 7; Sa ndra Foster . Suzie Ki mes, Bill y .Johnso n, Toby Curtis. Shannon Bert •·and , .Jea nPaul LaBonlr, gradc> R; Crys tal Reed. Cry sl al Ka y lor. Amanda Bissell. grade 9; and Lea Ann RPcd , M ichel e Garfield and Mickey Foster. gr ade 10. ' ' BOW -·_~~~~, The Shoe Cafe '7I"D 300 SecoiMI l~fay•tt1 Mall Gallipolis '-.ioJ~IIl~_;;...------' ' ' ........... Dec. . so- .~ """"' ...,_ .,.,..,.... "".....•I. . . . , ..,._, 614-221-0888 336 S. High St., Columbus, OH. •FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE •EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE •LIFETIME REFERENCE PRIVILEGES •ACCREDITED BY AICS CALL 446-4367 ~ Southeastern Business College Gdllipolis, OH. 45631 Reg. No. 86 -11 ·10551 U4311 ·• .... .. .. .. . ' . . . Compect . Ponablo . Ught- .' ... . ' . .'.. .. . . ... . . '. --- ' • ' • I .• -• •.•• '• I • 3-way littered olr ayttom Eooy to ompt'f duat bog ~~ •• \ • ··r rea rmg mothers with care . respect a n~ pei'SOilolllzed attention is a major part of my wotthtt 11 ~ " long,&" wtdo, t0 \0 " high on • ltllir trMd t lt e canltt•r power •• • . •• •• ••• •• •• complete with t oola $6995 • In addition to giving mother and child special care, we provide instruction and information on the needs of the newborn which includes ~ing. !>.\thing . taking temperatures. and other general Infant care. - BWM IN FAMilY-cENTERED CAR£ We believe in filmlly-centered care. Wh<1t is fam ily centered care? It is allowi'ng support persons (usually relatives and friends) to be with the expectant mother during the labor and delivery process. Even in the case of a cesarean section. the father is usually allo wed into the operating room. As soon as possible after delivery, the nurses encourage the father, brothers and sister.;. and' grand parents to participate in the care of the infant and the support of the mother. Dd ~~!\t~'wlv~~~!~~ -v-t "We treat you like family." • $6996 a ... SAVE 5301! didn 't reach the yo'uths In time. Principa l Joseph Sllardl ~tldd The boys w ill not h<' disc1P ne for wea ring the m iniskirt s. he sa id. " They looked so cute. their knobby little knees slickin g out , and they kept pu lll n,~ the skirt! down In the back , sai d on mother . Officials said at least three boys wearing t he shOrt skirt~ stood In front of school an greeted students. They later changed l,nto trousers to attend cl ass. , " It only lasted a few minutes , Sllardl said. " Most' of the other students don't even know 1 happened." ' AU STEEl IH-1~.~..... HANDlE ' ' . . . 16n.COID ' ' ' ' . ' WIIHWUP . ' . ' .' ' ' . ' ' . . • . . ' . .. . ' .' .. . . . ' 0 • • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' IIIILT·It CARRYING HANDlE lAG 2 rosmoN 3.1 ·PEAK 1110'10< ,.. • • •,....... ... lltlethflleltl ... . ..... .. POSAl~£ He• Syht •.u.- ..... ...,.n ........,.,.u,.... _ • 9 QT. DIS- a...., with _, .. • ' ' ' ' ' ..-·-..... . ' 0 ' .. . " ' .,...... Plapalld .' ' IIOG'IIR. ,._ Boys' miniskirted protest comes one day too late . T.rFFI N. Ohio 1UPI\ - A groop of ju nior hig h schOol boy~ wit~ " knobby little k nees" wore mi• Js klrt s to sc hool to protest a pollcv that banned them f r om we~ rl n g short pants to cl ass . But wha t the demonstrators didlt' t know during their protest Frljlav wa s tha t the ru le had been c han~ed the day before. The Ti ffin East Junior Hi gh prd)est ers said boys should be allowed to dress ·comfortably duNng hot, muggy weal her and polllted to a mor e relaxed policy covering st udents at another Junior high In town. I t onica lly sQhOOI ottlcl ais chan11ed t~ policy Thu rsday nlflht, but a~parently the word ...,_ ' ' ' ' ' .. ' . ' . ' ...........,_. Rvc ker and Ed Colli ns. • one ""' ·-- lo ~ heln g the top at hi .tic boy and glrl ln the senior class were Lesa • COM:Ipt oa.....flloo l llll .....,., sm < HOOVER CONVERTIBLE UPRIGHT ....._.......,."""' .. ..............."."' '301 S1049 john Credico. M.D. II: HOOVER® ,.,.~ ATHLETIC AWARDS - Pri'Sented the I van B. Walker /\ wards . WE BEllM IN INFANT CARl EDUCAnON " ' ' john Grubb, M.D. ' ' .' part of my life." WE '· ' --~--- '"' J ' ' ' a~) he· child ~~ still a most rewarr1 ing local Consultation In Gallipolis ,, 1401! • 11 1111• . . - IMie "I have been delivering babies for many ye<1rs .mci watching mv patient who 1 nave bee n CcUing for rhe last 9 months deliver ,, SAVE u ~,.. . - AnORNEY-AT-lAW "' HOOVEi. • CJw.- ~ " " " ' - L. W. CENNAMO " ."I JUNE IS HOOVER MONTH AT RUTLAND FURNITURE BANKRUPTCY •• " Reed and Jel l Sa y re. Qui z team mem bers recog nized were Tr avis Newlun. Kirk RePd, Abi gail Cau thorn. Todd Clay, Melissa Ca l ~w y, Keith Kar sehnlk, M ike Mar ti n, Jodi Schaekel. Ernie Baker. and Mar alyn Barton. salutatori an, Mellssu Calawuy, and · Robyn.' Barn ett, and st andln ~. Kirk Reed, Lesu Rucker , Todd Cluy, Durlent• Buum , Gr eg Lcachmun and " " ' Arlen e Ritchie. ,.. ,..,..- : There is still time to enroll in Summer ': Classes. We offer courses in : Microcomputer /Data Processing, • Accounting, Executive Secretarial, Medical ; Office Secretarial and Business •• Administration. - -- THE TOP TEN - .'l'hese students rcprc'Sent lng the top ten scholastically In the E ustt•rn High School graduating l'lass wer e honored at Friday's uwards assembly. From left torl~ht, seated. tht•y "• We believe that strong pati ent-physician relationships are the key to an enjoyable and successfu l delivery That means your physician delivers your child . ~.• Make Your Summer Count •• •529 Jackson Pike . ., arr Travis Newlun. valedictorian, Ain y ·Louk."'i, .;..~ ' ~ ward . prac~ ce." • "' .l ' G'JVING BIRTH TO GEN-ERATIONS NOW I •• ;! t -• Carel - That Is what our Obstetrtc.\J Department prides Itself on. We love bringing new Dfe and Joy Into the world. The love we share Is genuine and the medial are we proYide Is professional. Let us tell you what Pleasant Valley Hospital's Obstetrics Department believes ln. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-9. a ••...., with STOP Wishing For That Good Job STOP Wishing For Security GO do Something About It • Kimes, secret ~ry; · Missy Calawav tr easurer; Darien£> Baum, sargeant of arm s; L ee Ann Robinson. Amy Louks, Russell KeliPr , K irk Red . and Ta mmy Roberts. Office assista nts recognized were Krist! Hawk , L ee Ann Robinson, Amy Berkhimer, Arlene Rit chie ,Christin a Barber , Delani Ba_ker. L esa Rucker, Amy Connoll y. Class' awards went to Chri s · Catlett and Scott Reed, art; Pa ul Hendrix. i ndustrial arts; Joe Young, drafting; Beth Tuc~er, library ; Ki rk Reed. science: Amy Louks and Robyn Barnett , math; Amy Louks. business ; Tara Woods, chorus; Trav is N~wlun, soci al studies; Kirk Reed. Ohio Univer sity certificate of mer it. Roby n Barnett , and Amy Louks, E ngli sh; Trav is Newlun, m ass media; Tonya Savoy, home economics; Melissa Cal awa y , Ma r l ayn Ba r to n, David Rice, sc l en c~ ; Melissa Calaway. Holzer Science award : and Amy Louks, French. Yea r beok awards went to Kirk F ick, K rist! Haw k, Brent Nm·ton, Arlene Rit chie, Tammy Robert s, Tonya Savoy , Bev er ly Wigal , Les a Rucker. Ed Collins, and Greg Leach man. . The State Department of Educat ion awar ds of dlst in ction were present ed to Tod~ Clay, Kir k • FAC announces new director GALLIPOLIS- Dr . Donald M . Th al er , chai rman of the Board of Tr ustees of th e French Art Colon y, has announced the appointment of Debra L. Hoover as Direc tor . She will begin hrr duties on June 1. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Awards presented at Eastern Senior Citizen Centers plan for activities GALLI POLIS- Activiti es and wit h sauce, pota to sal ad, but menus tor the week or J une 1 te red green beans, bun , sliced through June 5, at the Senior pineappl e In orange ju ice. Citizens Cenl er, 220 Jac kson Wedn es day - Oven fr ied Pike, are as follows: chicken, leg and thi gh, mashed Monday - Cer am ics 9: .10pot a toes , but tered br occo l i, noon; Chorus. 1-3 p.m. whole grain brea d. chocola te Tuesd ay - S.T. O. P./Phys lcal gr aham cr acker r efri ger ator Fi tness, 10: 30 a. m . dessert. Wednesday - Ca rd Ca rn es, 1-3 Th ursday - Beef tips with p.m. gravy. noodl es. but tert' d ca bThursday - Bibl e Stu dy, ll - bage. whole gra in brea d, peach noon p.m .; Herbalist. 12: 30 p.m . hal f. Friday - Arl Cla ss. 1-3 p.m.; F r ida y - M acaro ni an d Craft Mini-Course. 1-3 p.m . cheese, bu ll ered kale wi th vi Menu s consist of: nega r, car rot raisi n salad, whole Monday - Cubed steak, par s- gr ain bread, apple brown betty ley butt er ed pota toPs, huttNcd wi th topping. ca uliflower . bi scuit s, tapi oca Choice of beverage served with pudding. each m eal. Tu esday - Hot Dog on bun· ' May 31 , 1987 --'0: R HORSEPOWER MOTORII ·~ "CemtMIW Otelt*'' lftOlor -~ w/ ,...,.. : : . : . : : w/cllk~ RUG ADJUST. 3 I'OSII10N HANDlE SHOCK HOOD NO FUlLTIM£ EDGE ClEAN All STEEL AGITATOR S9995 SAVE S7011 U4317-9 742-2211 RUTLAND �• • ., ' ' . ' Pleasant W. Va. Calendar SUNDAV GALLIPOLIS - An anniversary service w ill be held Sunday, May 31, at 3 p.m . at Paint Creek Baptist Chur c h for Pastor Grover Turner's 21st yl?a r of servicE.~. Dinner will be served • ~wan RUTLAND FURNITURE STOREWIDE LA·Z·BOY ~ FATHER'S DAY SALE Celtics advance By FREDERICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Writer BOSTON I UP!\ - Larry Bird scored j7 poi ntsSa turdav and the Bos ton Ce ltics adva nced to t he NBA fina ls for the fourth strai ght year Saturday with a ' 117- ll4 GALLIPOLIS - Bob Wiseman at Faith Valley Christia n Union Chu...,h, Sunday, 7 p.m. BIDWELL Layman day service Sunday, MI. Carmel Bapti st Chu rc h .. m or nin g speaker Hank Doss an d Choi r; afternoon service at J p.m . with Bruce Hogan. GALLIPOLIS - Missionary Clifford Gore will be at MI. Zion Baptist Church, Sunday , 7 p.m . LECTA - Rev. Ear l Hinkle at Walnu t Ridge Churc h. Sunday, 7:30p.m . \{ictory over the Oetroit Pi sto n s~ In Ga me 7 of the Easlern Conference fin als. Boston took the lead for good w1th 3:05 le ft on Dan ny Ainge·s :!'pointer from the left side. The defen ding champions attempt ed LIVING ROOM SUITES OVER 75 IN STOCK . SAVE FROM S800-S900 OFF RETAIL PRICE. ONE OF THE BEST S-ELECTIONS OF WOODEN BREAKFAST SETS IN THE COUNTY WE ARE OVER STOCKED. 20 SETS MUST GO. MAKE YOUR OWN OFFER - NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. POME ROY - Zion Chu rch of ChrisI will hos l area Churches of Christ at a hymn sin g Su nd ay at 7:30p.m. RACINE- Rev . Char les Norris will be s pr.ak Pr at a r('v iva lt o be held at Mors1• Chapel Church, loca ted on Counl.v Road "'· the Racine Portland Road. Su nd av through Junc6. Services at 7 p.m . MONDAV CHES HIRE- Ca mp aign Baptist Chu rch Revival Monday through .Junp o, 7 p.m., F:va ng,;. list Rev . Dan Saxton; spec ial singi ng. SAllE HUNDREDS GALL IPOLIS Li ghthouse Tabernac le wom en mCPt Mon day, 7 p.m ., fell owsh ip follow s. GALLIPOLI S - Bible Schoo l beg in s M ond ay, E li zabe th Chapel Church. for ages 4 to hig h sc hoo l; 6: :10 t o ~; .111 p.m. through June o. Progra m Frid ay. Rp. m. --- GA LI.IPOLIS - Blbl~ Sr hoo l bl' glns Monday, First Churc h of God , fl'o m tl: 30 to K: 4S p . m ., through .Junr ' · -, ( " six shots be fore Ainge hit fr om outside. Det roit, seeking its first trip to the NBA fin als. ·cam e wilhin a point three times in I he l ast three minutes of the gam e at steamy Boston Garden wher e tempera tures exceeded 90 degrees.The Celtics will play the Los Angeles Lakers In the NBA fi nals for the third time In four years. The best-of-seven series begins Tues day night at Los Angeles . Basio n imp•·oved to 16-31n the seventh ga me of a play off series and arc 13-2 when Ga me7 was at Boston Garden. Detroit has los t l~ straight games at Boston Ga rden, Its last triumph ther e coming in December 1982. . . The Pisto ns were forced to play the las I per iod with star forward Adrian Dantley . He was taken from the court on a st rete her with ' eight seconds remaining in the third qu arter. Dantley collided w ith teamma te Vinnie Johnso n div ing for a loose ball. He was t aken to a hospital wit h a co n ~u ssio n . •. . play was suspended. " I was in a By GENE CADDES good rhyt hm. although I was n' t UPI Sport s Writer hilling the ball as well as the la st DUBLIN, Ohio i UPI I - A second thunderstorm to hit the . two days . I fee l good about m y Muirfield Vill age Golf Club game." !loch. who ra nks only 75th on co urse forced postponement of this yea r's PGA . Tour money the third ro und qf the $832, 000 winning list with $,7, 000. parred Memorial Tournament Salurday the firs t six holes, but saw Byrum wit h Sco ff Hoch clinging to a shave two shots off the lead with 4-s hot lead . birdies on 1he first and fifth holes. Hoch. whose record- tyin g 8· under par 64 F ri da y also left him With Don Pooley al so making a charge. Hoch bi rdied the 7th . 8t h fpur shots in front after the and 9th holes with pu lls of l o. 15 second rou nd. was :J under par and 10 feet to rega in his 4-shot through II holes Saturday when margin. That put him 16 shots play was ha lted bec~use of ligh tni ng i n the area. tHoch' s under par for the tourn am ent . wh il e Byrum. who bogeyed the group, which also included Curt ;>ar-3 eighth but birdied No. 9 and Byrum and Sco tt Simpson, were 11, and Pool ey. who ha d fi ve on 1he 121h tee. 11 was a n hour after play was consecutive birdies on the fron1. stopped befnre the first of the two were at 12 under. Hoch. who had pl ayed I he first sto rms actua lly hit a t1 :20 p.m . The SC'Cond stor m struck abou1 4 two rounds without a bogey, added II mor e holes Sat urd ay p. m . and pi a)' was offi cia lly before the end came, giving him call ed for the dav at 4:4o. "I would very 'much preferred 47 holes without a bogey. to keep going," Hoch sa id aft er "That's new to me." said Hoc h. " but I think J'veonly had to make one pull over fou r feet for a par ... Hoeh. who used a " hot3-,-,ood " r ather than a driver the firs t two ro unds and liked the resull s. 'didn' t even carry the driver In hi s bag on Sa tu r day. sacrifi cing "aboutiO yards" for accuracy. Third-r ou nd play will' resu m e atJl a.m. Sunday, w ith tee limos for the final round tent atively sc hedu led to run from II a.m. to 1 p. m. "We may be l ook in g at a ca rbon copy ofloday's weat her,'' sa id PGA Tour offi cial Carllon "Slu gger" Whil e. "The National Wea ther Ser vice 'told us these slorms bu ild up in abou t 15 to 20 minu tes wi th no warning. We tried to get if In today. but we · los t. .. The NWS fo recast ca lled for a oO percent chance of thunderstorm s Sunday. South African Denis Wat son . among the 18 players who fin · is hed t heir rou nds be fore play was halt ed. shot a i ·undcr par 65 an d was the lca de•· in the clubhou'sc with a 111-undcr par 206 score. Jo hn Mahaffl•y, fi-under for the day t hrough 16 holes . also wa s 10 under par. There were 59 players .st ill on the cou r sr when play was halted, lkars sib'll Moritz CHI CAGO 1UP I 1- TheBears signed frPe·agPnl \VidC' recrivN DavP Moritz . whh had a tryo ut wit h Chicago in 1984, but failed to make the team . He origin;JIIy wa s a lOth round dr aft choi ce of Sa n Fran cisco in 19H4 out of Iow a and was waiv rd. HP has not bPl'n In the NFL si nce 19R4. I I KA NAUGA - Biblt• Sehool, Fair Haven United Mr lhod lst Church. th roug h Ju ne• "· 6-R: :to p.m . Cla sses for ages :1 th rough high sc hool. 'I '·I 1.\ 'NE CEI\'1'ER SflfEDUU: Wtwk of May 31. 1!»17 ROCK SPR INGS Mei gs Counl y Fair Board will m P£' 1 HI 7::10 p.m . Mond ay at thr secre· tary's offi ce on the Rock Spri ngs Fairgrounds. $388 STARTING .June 3-fi · ~ p.m. Cnllf'J!f' Rf'f ..... ........ . . ............... 12:.\fl. J::l<l F'l!n~); Swim ll-f! p.m. Coll('l!c' Swim .Junr' ol -fi·Ap.m. C'ollrll:r R('('. .......... .. THE LEADER - Scotl Hoch was the leader going Into !he third round of play at the M emo rial Tournam ent In Duhlin, Ohio. Thunderstorms cancelled the lhlrd round of play Saturday. (UPI) . 50 AT :m 7·\l p.m. loll('~f' Swim , 11::11'1-\: .10 !).m . F'ltnf's ~ Swim Clo:-NI .June 2-CiosNI .... means peace 01 mind 16 cu.ft. CHEST or UPRIGHT FREE:UR POMEROY - Vaealion Bible Sehool at Ca l\·arv Pll grm Chapel will lx' held Monda.v through Friday, .Junp 1 · ~•. at 1): p.m. c-ac h C'Vf\nlng. Calvary Pi lgr im Chape l Is locall'<i on Ohio HI, half a mile off the Haut e i bypass In Datt"-Gymna!\lum PoBI May :n -fi.f< p.m . ~o lll'j:!f' Rrr . .......... ......... ...... . .... ti-Ap.m. follrgf' R('r . .June 1-7·9 p.m. Colll'~r Rf'r. .. ......... ...... . ........ 12: 30-l : .'iO r .m. Fltrlr~s Swim Gibson Your Choice From Gibson $46995 .June !i-ti·fl p.m . Opf'n Rl'<·........ ,J\'m e 6- 1-.1 p.m : Oprn RN'. ....... ............ ,June 1- l·:l p.m . Oprn Rr (\ ....... .................... fi·8 p.m. ColiC'I!'<' Rr('. ................ 12 : .l' 0-1: .10 p.m. Fl1 nrs!i Swim .... o·Rll.m.rlosc'll 1 2 : ~fl · l ::lOF1JWSSS wlm 1;. ~ p.m. Opc•n Swim ............. D p.m . Oprn Swim .................... 1·3 p.m. Op('n Sw im . .............. tl- ~ p.m. Collrl!'r Sw im PomPro., ·. DARWI N - ;\ mira ch' and dellvC'rencr tf'n l r ru sad<• will h<' held June 1-:111, 7 p .m . n igh t !~· . at the Word of Lift• Chureh i>uild lng ~ ll r on Routf' 6R1. wr•st or Darwin . Ev<'ryonr WC"lco rn<'. POMEROY A r hllth't'n' s cr usadr• will br h<•lcl .June I t hrough 7 at Poml'ro.v Chu rc h of thr Na za rrnP. I !"IIi MuliJt·rr~· ArP. Rrv. an d Mrs. llon Dunn . of Bartlrll. wi ll bt' t he eh ildren's crusad<•rs for thr w <•ck. ORANGE TI\'P Orangt' T ow nship Trus tf'f':-. wi ll ffif'C'I In I 'C"~Uiar sc•ss ion Monda.\ ', 7: :m · p.m.. at I hi' home• o f Dorot h ~· Ca l awa)·. clerk . COLUM BIA l'WP - Co lumbia Township Board of Tr ustees will hold a proposed budgrt h 0arln~ al thr flrr ~ ! alla n on M o n da~' a! 7: JO p.m. RAC'lNE - Sutton Towns hip Trusll'f'!-1 will ffi('("t Mond t.l~' . 1· :JO p .m .. at t he 5)Ta cus0 Municipa l Building. POMEROY - M ei~s .Junior High and Se nior High Band Boosters wil l meet in 1he band room at 7 p.m. on Monda y. MIDDLEPORT - Middl eport Ca rden Club will meet 7: :m p.m . Monday at the home of Mrs. Pau l Nease. All members arc to bring a miniature flower at-ra ngem ent. TUESDAV r. .-\ LLl POL!S - M GM Run ning Cl ub, Charlie's & Co .. 7:30 p.m . Gibson· Chest Free1zerl Gtbson 10-Veor L.r'MP•OI RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. AND ONLY RUTLAND FURNITURE IS EXTENDING MAYTAG'S WARRANTY FROM 1 TO 2 YEARS ON LABOR, AND FROM 2 YEARS TO 5 YEARS ON ALL PARTS AT NO ADDITIONAl COST. 'Goldel"l WOfiOr'lly' 14 CU. FT. & 16 CU. FT. f. • •' P, •'n""'' , (,, 11 $49995 ~· • WITH TRADE 17 CUBIC FOOT .......... $53995 19 CUBIC FOOT ·ss99 95 WITH TRADE STARnNG AT $36995 TR lUll '!--=,...__ Now 01'11)' '399'1 381nch Gas Range Choice of ColorJ '319' 1 WITH TRADE ..... . to upset the champion Celllcs In the seventh game of tht• playoff ser ies. The Celth-s will now lace the LA . L aker. for the NBA l'itamplonshlp. (U PI) A. REBOU ND - Detroit (right) Bill Lalmheer hauls down a r ebound over the head of the Celtic' s Larry Bird. The Pl slons lnstthelr hid Becker advances in French Open By BILL BEACON PARIS tU P i l - West Germa n teenagers Bor is Becker and Steff! Graf w it hstood their first difficult matc hes Sa turday to advane<• ;jf t hP $:\ mllllon Frr nch Open. Becker . the No.2 seed, showed hC' is s1ill not at home on 1hr 1'ed clay of Rolan'd Ga rros St _ a dium. Bu t the 19- ' year-o ld used his booming serve and forehand to eli minat e Hcnrik Sundstrom of Sweden 6- I. :1-6. (i-3. ti·1 In a third-round ma tch. Graf. li, fought off set point and won a 1lc-brra ker to defea t Ca nada's Helen .Kelesl 7-6 17·31. 6·2. The wo men's No . . 2 seed r eached lhe quarterfinals and extended her wi nn ing st rcak to:«; consecut iv«:;> ma lchflS, cco m passing six to urnam ent vlctorlrs ent er ing the Frenc h Otl<'n. Graf lost only five games In her first three m atches. Becker, who has never won a day -court onlv 1he french Open fr om his fou'r Cra nd Slam titles. pou nded 17-ycar -old Ar~cntin r. Franeo Dav in 6-:\. 6· t. 6-2. Connors. :14. has !'cachC'd the semirinal s thl'('l' t lml'S ,;, Par is. last In 1~8~• .. 1II was I a different match for mr to play som eo ne yo un g llkr that . running around. hi lling cverv ball ," he sai d. Connors next faces Rick! Ostcr thun ol Wes t Germ any. a 1>·2, 5-7, 6-2. 6·4 wlnnrr over ro mpu · tr!ot Damlr Kerr•tlc. ' No . 11 Kent Carlsson of Sweden. a cia;• specialist . trounced Francisco Yunls of Argentin a 7-o. 6-2, 6· 1 and plays Noah In the fourt h round . No. 7 Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina de fea t ed K are n., Sehlmpcr of South Africa 6-4. 6- f to elim inate tho lasl of the 1" wom en qualifiers. Sc hlmtwr rcachrd the fourth round In her fl r st G rand Slam tournam('nt. Sabat in i. 17. advanced to a quiH'terflnal mat ch wllh the lat esl ter nage te nnis prodigy. Ar<~ ntx a Sa nchez of Spa in, who bct1t Ca rina Kar lsson of Swede n fi-1. 1)·4. Sanchez, sister or f: millo and .Jav ier &i nchP In 1hr mrn ' s draw, Is ;, months oldo1· th an Sabatini was when sh(' became I he younl(· · es t French Open semifinalist In 19R!l ell l!l years, :~ weP.ks. No. 6 Manu el a M aleeva of Bul garia dcfcat<'d Sicp hun lc Rrhe 7-fi 1R-6;, 6-1 and will m e!"t Graf In the quart ers. 13l)ck«' r uttrtbut <•d h l!'~ medlo· ere pla.v to his ment al outlook . " Wh en I go out agai nst a Sundstrol" I'm not as motiva ted as I am aga inst a Wll andn or a Noah," said tho lwo-tlm c Wimbl edon champion . "Against Noa h OJ' Wllander I know I have to play grea t to win ," , tournament. nrxt meets Jimmy Arias, who downed Jorge Arresc of Spain 4-6. 7-6 t 7-4l. 6-2. 4·1i, 6· 2. A r las, a former top 10 player now rank ed 39 ih In t he world . defea ted Becke r In hi s first mat ch at the Montr Ca rlo Open on cla y a month ago. No. 4 seed Mat s Wllander , seeki nl( his third French Ope n title. dropped Aaron Krlckstel n 6·1. 6-7 13· 71. 6-0.6-2. The Swede Improved his winning streak to15 m atches. Inc luding victo ries at Monte Carlo and I he ' Italia n Open. Wll ander' s next oppo nent w ill be Tarlk Be nha·bll es .. The Frenchman registered a 5·7, fi. 4, 7-5. 6·3 victory over Andrei Ches nokov, the Soviet who de· fcatod Wll ander at Paris las t year . No.6 Yannlck Noah of Fran ce . the 1983 champion , stopped MI chie! Se hapers of Holla nd 6-.1, 6-:l. 6-2, usin g an energetic sNve-a ndvolley ga me on cent er court before an enthusiastic home crowd . No.8 Jimmy Connors. missi ng FRENCH OPEN - Oahrldla Sallatlnl uf i\r'gcntina rt•lurns llu• hall Saturday aKainHI Kar en Schlmpt•r of South t\frka. 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LIVING ROOM SUITS RETAILING BETWEEN S1300-S1700 . NOW ON SALE S69995.S89995 BECAUSE OF SLOW BUSINESS WE ARE OVER STOCKED. 2 5 SUITES MUST GO. CROWN CITY Serv ices Sunday , 7: 30p.m ., King 's Chapel Church, with t he Sincere Gospel Quart el. Section Bird scores 37 to lead Boston to championship !allowing the mornin g se rvice. LITTLE KY GER - Mi ssio nary Arl ene Spurlock wlll be at Lilli e K yger Cong r egationa l Church. Su~day, 10:30 a. m . \times - jcntind · FLVJNG HIGH - Clelveluid IDdlu'a Mel HaD pe11 bard into oecoad bue &Jailut Jim Ganter of Brewel'!l Saturday in the sixth innlnc. (UPI) CLEVELAND !UPJ 1 - B .. l . Surhoff sing led home Cec il Cooper from second base wllh one out In the l Oth Inning Sa turday. enabling the M ilwau kee Brewers to sna p a six - game losing streak with a 6-~ victory over the Cleveland Ind ians. Cooper led off with a double lnlo the lelt -cenwr fi eld gap off loser M ark Hulsmann. Q-3. A·fter Rob Deer struck ou1 , Scali Bai les relieved Hulsm ann. With Surhoff balling, hom e plateumplreSteve Palermo ejected Brewers Manager Tom Trebelhorn for arguing balls and strikes from the dugout. Sur holf then groupded an 0-2 pit ch to right to score Cooper and make a winner of Mark Clear, 0, who pitched two Innings. Dan Plesac worked the lOth Inning for his lith save. After Surhofrs hit, Dave Phil· lips, the third base umpire and crew chief. ejecled Brewers coach Chuck Hartenstein, who continued arguing wllh umpires from the dugout afterTrebcl horn Iell 1he game. Milwaukee, which brok an eight -game road losing streak. has won only three of Its las t 21 games overa ll. T he Brewers Improved to 21·21 and arc 10-21 si nce a 1:1-0 star!. The 13rewrrs tied Ihe score:,. :, In lhl' ninth. Pinch hitt er Rick Manning lin ed a one-out triple off the glove off of a leaping Breit Butler at lhe center fiel d wall. Mik e Feld er grounded out to firs t baseman Joe Carter . Manning scored on Paul M olitor 's Infield single pa st the pitc her's mound that third baseman Brook .Jacoby fielded but did not throw . Molitor was ca ught stea lin g to end the Inning. Milwaukee starter Len Barker made his flrsl appeara nce since September 18. 198'i, when he pitched for A tlanta. The veteran righ t -hander wen! 3 1-3 Innings. giving· up five r uns on slx hit s. Barker. 31, pitched fi ve· seaso ns lor Cleveland and l hrew a perlect '" game aga in.'o!l Toronro on Ma~· 1.\ 19$1. Thr lndi <.ln"' h1 okc· a !-! C'OI'r>h•.!-.!-. l iP wilh lour l'uns in 1l1P thi n.l . Tony Bcrna za rd lrd pll with ll single, went 10 ; eeon d on Cht'ls Ba nda's s~:~crlfil'r and st·o n~d on Butler's trlplr . After .Julio Fn.tnl'O struck 11u1, Buller scor<·d to makt' it 2·11 on Pal Tabl l'r' s singl e. Cart l'f lol· lowed wllh hi; 121 h homer of thr season, a twu·run blast ro l(1fl , and hi s flrlh in as m'-ln~~ guml\S. Mllw auk<'I' Cut tho lea d 194 lin the fourth on Dcl'f's llt h homer. but Mel Hall m;ldP it with his seventh homrr In 1hP Cleve land fourth . Th e Brrwrrs crrp1 to within ~,.:{ on Mike F'elder' s RB I sing I<• and Deer's ba ses-loaded walk In the filth . Robin Youn t's sacrifice fly In the eig hth cut Clevelan d' s le~d to 5·4. · Thunder storm ; resulted in a 35-mlnuw rain delay in th e· bottom ol thl' sevent h. "·I • �The Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1' 198'Y. All-SVAC team . namedlt Collins MVP CHESHIRE - Coaches from all eight SVAC schools recenlly met at Kyger Creek High School to choose the SVAC baseball all-league dream team. which was hca.ded by league MVP Eddie Collins of Easten. Scott Wol fe, fift h year coach of league cha mpion Eastern. was named as the league's "Coach or the · year" for1987 . Senior right -hand ed pitc her/shortstop Ed Collins wa s a unanimous choice as the SVAC's Most Valuable Player . Coll ins ea rlier earned the respect of are.a coaches by earnin g All-District and All -State recognition. ending the seaso n with a .410 batt ing average with 34 hits, 31 RBI 's. and a fineB-2 pitching mark 127-6 • -··' . Mike Parker, manager, Second Row, lefi to' rlghl, Cliff Kennedy asss1. coach, Terry Fields, Wes Young, Todd Hysell, Brenl Bissen: Mike Bartrum, Donnie Becker, Dave Hendricks, Kevin Oiler, Charlie Barrett and head coach Roger Foster. ' Flyers eye the ultimate Stanley Cup comeback By U Si\ 111\RRL~ UPI Sporls Writ er EDMONTON, Alberta I UP I I - · The Edmont on Oilers. di s· placed by a circ us and upstaged })y the Philadelphia Flyers , have a n extra day to prepare and no more gamC>s to waste. The Oil ers, who once led 1hi' IJ~s l - of- seven S!a nlcy Cup final :1 I, ha vt•allowed the Flyers to lie the serlcs 1Game 7, pus hed back a tla y to Sunday because Northlands Co lise um alrradv was booked by Ihe cireu.s, wll·l mark the- firs ! tlm r since 1971 thai an NHL t•hamp ionshi p series has gonr the limll . ·' Th e Sf'vcnth gamr Is what you drt';Jm abou t as u k id ... Ed mon ron' s KC' v in Low(_' said. Thr l''ly<•rs had no rig ht to suc h d r PHm .~ th i'PP Vi('tori('s ago. Th ey tra i! Pd lhC' serlrs 2·0 <.~nd wrrr down b.v I hi'I'P goa l s in Cam(• :~ w hr•n lhi'.V pulled n f f ;J flvC'-gou l trailed 2-0 be fore tying the series Thursday a t home. "They say you play 80 1 regular-season 1 ga m es to get the home-lee adv a ntage," Ed monton 's Waym• Gre tzky sa id. "We got i1 - we better put II to use. Our fi rst Sta nl ey Cup a couple years ago, we were up :t- 1 on Ca lgary a nd ended up goi ng a seventh ga me. " The 1985 Flames. however. did not have a rookie goalie capable or stonewalling thp most potent offense in the NHL. Gretzky. who holds or shares J:l playoff scoring rwords. sa id Philadelp hia 's Hon HPx lall ''Is probably lh<• bes t goa lt ender I' ve C"V~r seen In the Nat ional Hockey League th ai I ·VI' pla yed agai nst." Hex litl l ha s kept the Flyc•rs in c·vcry gu mp whether or nol 1hey' vc ovPrcome 1he Oilrrs· rarl .v IC'~1ds. ra ll y. Thrn I h< •y w<'re down .1- 1 In Thr Flyers havr a cha nrr to hoi h 1hP sf' riPs and Cu mt> ~ when thl',V won in F:dmnnlo n. lhPn breomr only t ht:' sc•cond learn In Nil I. history tocomr back from a 3-1 deficit in the final. If Philadelphia m atc hes the feat accomplished by the 1942 Toronto Map le Leafs, Hex tall will be a shoe-in for the Conn Sm.v the Troph)' given -to the Most Va lu able Player in the playoffs. Hextall has broken NHL re· cords wit h 91 games this season and 1.420 playoff minu tes . On thr su bject of Ca me 7, he showed more e motion than he did when Edmonton fan s a nd media ·members vlllified him for slashIng Oller Kent Nilsson In Game 4. The goalie, who respond ed to the outcry over the incident bv say ing " I cou ldn't care less. :. admitted he was s tunned by Philadelphia 's performance. "If you'd told me before this series. we 'd come back from two goals dow n three limes, I would have sa id you're crazv," Hrxtall sa id . " I hope it's a great game. 1 control his emotions on the ice. Phi ladelphia Coac h Mike Ker nan. however, says rhe rookir has shown his 'maturitv by keepi ng thr Fivers In th~ playoffs. · "That kind or poise, rrsponsl· blllt y, in m.v book makps him the best goa ll r ndrr in thr Nationa l H acke~' League.·· Krenan sa id. "With all due respect to !Oilers goalier Grant Fuhr, he's had a hell or a seaso n roo . but the kind of responsi bi lity wp'v £' given il rookie goa lt e nder. a 23-year-old man .. ." Unt il Hextall' s :10 saves Thursday, F'uhr was a s light favoril4: for th e Conn Smythe Tmph,·. fo llowed bv his teammates Mark Messirr , G!Pn n And erson and Grelzky. Now, thr trophy too has come down to Game 7 and ca n rnd up on Pit her team . growing up." Hi s detractors sav ll rxtall So bring on the goaltenders : Hexta ll with his slick and Fuh r with his glove. The acrobat ics will s tart at North landsC'ollsrum hasn't grow n up !'<'I when t hr circus is over . dream 0d abou r this wht•n 1 wa s ir hr ca n ' t Padres owner Joan Kroc decides not to sell Ry SUSAN ~1Uitlt 1\Y SAN DIEGO I UP II - Two mon ths ago. :Joa n Kroc placed l u ll · p~I,:!"C advrrtlsC'mr• nt s In local n(•wspaprrs s tating hrr lnt(•nlion fo sl'l l 1he Sa n Dh'go PadrC's . 1-'ritlay,.s hr descr ibed a buVt'r a s " I hP la st th ing" shf' wanted. l<nll' d<'clde<l to retain ow n<'l'· s hip or the Patlrps following lhr co llupsf• "o r nPgolla tlon!' wi th SPa ll II' Marhwrs ow ner Geo rge t\ rg)•ros. In Sfoall lr, 1\rgyros .sa ld h1\ would I'('I a in principal ow nrrsh ip or the MarlnC'rs. but S('(' l\ loca l l n\' (·~ t ors p;:1r t nPrs. as minority "A fl c•r my dlsrusslnns wit h Mr. A rgyros !hi~ pnq wrl' k 11 IH •c·::rmP ap parrn1 thC' salr was nullo he•." Kror !'!lid. " lA IJuyrr) Is lh<' las t th ing In thr wor ld I'm looking for now. Wr'rr goi ng to turn this thin~ orrou nd. Thf'l't''s going to I)(' no sal(' or discussion or !',1IP t hl.s !' <'~lr. Prriod:" P<tdl't•s prrsiflrnl Ballarrl Sm ith snld hr would st ill J'l'sign his poslflnn " within IWO\\'t'f•k sor lt•ss ." Smi th had lndi C<til'cl h!' would !>~ h•p down whr n tht' !10S~ iblli t~ · or 1\roc SPIJJn g ThC' l~ ad r rs fir st IJpc·arnl' pubti(' ill M<trt'll. .. I hm r· Uusinr!'1 s ;u 1t1 pl'rsonal <·om mlrmrnt s rhnt m akP 11 im· por,;s Jblr for mr to contimw wifh !hr bnllclub." Smith sa itl. : 1\. ror has brPn inten·ipwing l'<tn<ii<larrs for Smith 's job and S~ll d :1 l'l'p kH'C'ITI C'Tl I \\'OU Jd IJC' iwnwd in :tbout rwow('('ks .Smllh ~ a itt Padn •s firs t ba s£'man Sfl'\1(' (ian· l'~ ·. t:UtT{'!lll.\ ' on thr dis · l1biPd lisl. was nnt a mong th0 ('Hrl d idt~lt':-: . ' 1\nw. wl1o lnlu·ril1•d lh(' Padrr.s lro m her hu s band. McDona ld' s found er· Ray Kroc. when hr died In 1984, sa id she 'wou ld focu s her Pfforts now on J'Pachin g agree· mrnt wllh Sa n Diego officials on a new s tad ium leasro. T he current drat f'Xpires in 1988. '' I want this communilv 10 be has n' t cvf'n elearPd hcr throaL ... Kror said th£' liming wa s wro n ~ for the deal with Argyros. " It became qui te cl<•ar th at nei ther of our goals could l:lr accomplis hed by that lime. " shr said or lhP June 10 dead li ne S<'l for Ihe deal. "So we made a jOin! decision. \'C'I'\' cordia l, thill we wo uld just disco ntinup negotiations .'' Argyros. who made his !onune In the Los Angeles-area rra l £IS ta lC' market. also was cordial arl ('r the announrrment . assu r·ed ll1at whateve r ha ppens in Ihe future that this team wi ll not leave Sa n Diego," she said. Thr Padres entered Friday's ,.;amPS with Ihe worst rreo t'd In the majo r leagues. AI 16<!7, San major-lrague rrcord of 120 loss('s In a season hr ld by the 1962 New York M•• ts. Whrn asked if s h~ r hough! tllr slump was thr rPsult of the sHir rumors. 1\roc said : " If llhe Padre-~ ) sta r! wi nnin g and get · tin,g a good stl'cak logcther, ~· ou might presume 11 hall somelhln ~ to do with morale. If thC)' don't . Prosecution rests in Len Bias case EDDIE COLLIN SVAC MVP -, By GREG HENDERSON UPPER MARLBORO, Md. ~ UPI 1 - Prosec utors are expected to res t their case as ea rl y as Monday morning aga inst Brian Tribble, the man charged with supplying basketball star Le n Bias with a fata l dose of coca inC'. Deputy State's Altornev Hobert Bons ib said after putting 16 peop le on the stalid in three da ys of t~s tlmony , the state may ~ot ca iJ .. anot her witness. 't~e trial in Prince George's CoUn ty Court 1 was in rC'cess Fri.day, a stat e holiday, and wa s set.[o resuml' a Ill a. m . Mondav . "There's a good chan ce ..i•e won't rcall witnesses! on Mon day," Bonsib said Thursday, following a day or testimony from fi ve wilnessrs including former Mary land basketba ll coac h Char les "Lefty" Driesell , a nd David Gregg, a teammat e of B ias 's. . . .· paRe 6 for SVAC Honorahlt• Mention. Trib ble is charged with distri- grams of nearly pure coca ine was found by po lice behind the car's das hboard. intent to dis tribute and eonspi- . Long and Gregg sa id the racy wi th the intenllodistributc. coca in e they used with Bias an d If convict ed, he could race 20 Tribble was very potent , but no years in jail and a $25 ,1J(KJ fin e. di rect link between the drug s used Ju ne 19 a nd t hose found in Gregg and anbl hrr teammatP, 1 he 'c a r has been presented In Terry Long, both tes tifi ed they . snor ted cocaine with Bias and court. In addition. po lice did not ge t Tribble for a bout th ree hours prior to Bias's collapse a nd dea th fingerprints rrom .the ba g and no June 19 in their univers it y wit ness has t est ified as to know · dor m itory suite. Th e players in g how the dru gs got in the car. The test imony has tarnis hed were celebr aling Bias's selrclion the deceased basketba ll s tar's by the Boston Cellics in the NBA reputaiion. with Long sayi ng draft held two days ea rli er. But Long an d Grrgg sa id thry Bias first in trodu ced him to did not know where the cocaine · cocai ne and both players sayi ng ca me from. Gregg said he the Bias provided them with clea ned up the cocaine after Bias drugs on num erous occas ions. Tribble's attorn ey , Thomas co llapsed and before emergencv Morrow, said he expec t s to spend workers arrivrd . He la ter gave no more than two days call ing thr drugs to Tr ibble. defense witnesses. The trial. The state co ntends 1hat Tribble hid the dr u gs in Bias's cal'. A which had been projected to las t plastir bag with about nlnr two weeks. could go to the jury as bution' of coca ine, possession of cocainr. possession with the earlv as Tursd a:.'. This Hoofs a\\brkaholic. Ifs a SuperSOle Red Wmg! THONGS FOR MEN Cleveland could demote Camacho By ROBERTO DIAS UPJ Sj10rls Wrll er CLEVELAND 1UP! 1 - Da n O'Brien. the Cleveland fndi ans' se nior vice president of baseball operation, dl?n ied a report that rPlif'ver E rnie Ca m acho was on the verge of being demoted to the minor lea~ues. "We' re not in the middle or doing anyt hing rig ht now with Erni e," said O'Brien . "Don' t bury him just yrl." HQwPver, the Indians are ex· peeled to ou tright the struggli ng Ca m acho to Buffa lo of thr Am erican Association on Mon · day. Tha t would create a ros ter spot for the signing of fr ee agent pi tc her Sa mmy Stewart. who was 4-1 with a 4.38 ERA with Boston last year. After Mondav. a team wou ld not havr to paY any compenstition- a second-rou nd pick in t he draft next Tuesday and Wed nesday - for the signing of a "Type B" free agent such as Stewart. The fndians ar e reluctant topar·t with any m ore draft p icks since giving Baltimore a first -rou nd select ion after signing free agpnt catcher Rick Dempsey . " I have not talked recen ll ' to Stewart's age nt ," said O'B rien. "We're not in thr midst or do in g any th ing. I'm not tellin g you any thing new ." Camac ho is 0-1 with a 9.22 ERA and one save in 15 games. all in rPiirf. "M)' wife tEirna 1. said a television sportscaster sa id I was be in g sent down Monday," sa id 953 Ca macho. " I asked Pat t lndians ManagPr Corrales about ill , and hr said I ne£>drd to pit ch m or e M11de inUSA HARTLEY SHOES and work on m y control.'' Ca macho. 31. set a cl ub record with 23 saves in t he 1984 season. After elbow surgery limited him to two ga mes the following .v ear. he reboun ded wllh 20 saves in 198fi. Indians. but I don' t wan t to go to "[th inksaid I ca n still help lhf• Buffalo," Camacho. " I know It's not my choice." • On May 19, Ca mac ho allempled to co nfront colu mnist Ri ll Livingston of I he C'levrland P lain Dea ler. who ha s been cr it ica l of the pit cher's efforts. Cama.c ho had to be restrained b)• team· m a te s fro m co nf ron t ing • Tough, water-repellent leather • Cushion -soHinsole comfort • Steel shank loot support • Red Wing 's exclusive, long -wearing, (lexible SuperSole The Shoe Cafe 300 Second, Gallipolis Matt VanVranken Owner POMEROY, OH. 992-5272 ~~;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~i~ii~i~iiiiiii~~~~~ Livingston . SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE ON TIGER PAW AJS A Mc.ssuJ!c From Tht' Bible : . . THE SILENCE OF JESUS William B. Kughn "He 1\•as oppreued. and he wa.!' afflicted, yet he opened nor hi.! mourh : He is brnu~ht as a lamb 10 the slaughtf.r, and as a sheep before her shear· ers is dumb . so heopeneth tlot his mouth " (lsa. 53:7). Jeau1 Fullllled Prophecy As we turn to the New Testament , we see the prophecy of Isaiah fu lfilled. When the high priest asked Jesus. "Answereth thou nothing? what is it which these wit,css against thee?" the scriptures tell us, "But Jaw held his peace " (MI. 26:62,63). "Ami when he was accused of the chief priests and elders. he answered nothing " (Mt. 27: 12). When Plla!e asked, "hearesrthou not how many thing! they witnes.s against thee?" it is said of Jesus, ''A nd he answered him ro never a word" (Mt. 27: 14). The same thing is said of our Lord as He stood before Herod and was questioned, "he answered him nothing" (Lk. 23:9). Why The Sllonce Of Jeou Why did Jesus stand silently before His accusers? Why did He refrain I hl'n I hC' q UC'St ion is answrred." Padres right -hander And y l·luwki ns sc1!d the O('WS was " posllive." " I nevf' r was fired up about 1\ rg.vros anyway, '· H awkin s Siild. " Hr's very light with thr hu ck. Wr won onrf' wilh Joan l ~IR:ll. ma ~lx' we ca n doll aga in .·· Kroc also gave rookie manager " P<·rsrmall\'. I think Larrv Rm\' u is u g n··a t gu:.· ." she said. ·:I likr him. I think hP has a \\'lnnln ~ nll lludr•." ROBBED OF HIT - Milwaukee lei! fielder Doh Deer robbed Cleveland hallcr Carmen Casllllo of an c•tra hase hit with this leaping catch agalnsl the fence Friday night. The Indians won, 9-6. (UP II 25°/o OFF THE FIRST OFFICE VISIT ALSO AIR DISENSinZING MADE IN U.S.A, Step Into Summer SUNRISE ;)91)4 HAIR PERMANENTlY REMOVED FROM EYEBROWS, FOREHEAD, UPS, CHIN, FACE, ARMS, l£GS, UNDERARMS, IIKINIUNE AND NECKliNE, CONSULTATION WITHOUT OIUGATION IY APPOINTMENT o•Y. Wlm FOI REI UOC.U. CANDY'S ELECTROLYSIS P.O. BOX 401 RAVENSWOOD, W.VA. Whitt lluo Ytllow Pin• . .. . . . . . .. . . .- '' ..' .. . . . .. • ' • • • was not esteemed by His accu ~rs. and being despised and rejected by them. His right loa just judgment or trial was taken away. The minds of His accusers were closed with pride (haughty spirit) and prejudice (prejudging. preferri ng one person or teaching over another and putting the other aside). They fed their haughty spirit with pride, boasting that they wen: of "Abraham 's seed" Uno. 8:3J), and had "Abraham (as lheir)fa· rher " (!no. 8:39). They pre-judged the Lord as hav i~g a "record (that was) /J Ot rrue" (lno. 8: IJ), and havi ng "a devil" (Jno. 8:38). This judgment being passed by them, they preferred their record over the record of the Lord, and put Him aside. Because of their pride and prejudice, Jesus was given a mock trial , and there was nothins more for Him to say! Pride and/rejudice are having the sa me effect on many today in the re· ligious worl . They feed their haughty spirit with the doctrines of men which make for vain worship, "But in vain they do .,._'Orship me, teaching for doctrines the comm andment~ of men" (Mt. 15:9). They P,re-judged the teachings of the Lord, and bei ng "unlearned and u'ut"ble, · they "wre.st .. the scriptures ''unto their own de3truction ·· (2 Pet. J: 16). ' Nolhlna M..., For J,... To Soy Actin~ as the Jews and pre-judging that the Lord'> record is not true concern1ng the plan of salvation. the oneness of the church, true worship, etc .. there is nothing else Jesus can say! God. "According a.s ltU divine power hath given unto u.r a/lthing.f that pertain 1mro lift and godliness. through the knowledge of him that hath called "' 10 glory ond wrtue " (2 Pet. 1:3). Having all things revealed unto us penainin~ to "life .and godline.r.r. '' there is nothing more Jesus needs to say. He is s1lent in the teaching and lives of those who through pride and prejudice have made up their minds to b<lieve and ohey what they so deme, putting Jesus and His teaching aside. It is a terrible thing to experience the eternal silence of the Lord: therefore. it behooves you to "believe not every• .rpirit, but try the spirits whethtr they a.r'e of God: becou.re many false prophet.r an gone our into rhe world " (I Jno. 4: 1). Fnr Fr. 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Kroe replied : "I don' t kno\\' if embarrassed Is the right word. I'm disa ppointed. I frPI lln~l) ' rorr hrm. I 'm not giving up. Tilt' fat latl_ , . hasn't "'ng yet. She It Isn't Eas Being An Alpine aler from defe nd ing Himself? Again. let the scriptures answer, "In his humiliation his judgment was taken away" (Acts 8:33). "Humilia tion" describes the '' low estate'' of Jesu s. ''Judgment"' is the passing of judgment rgolng to tht• Wor ld Series In BY MODERN BlEND METHOD PREFERRED BY MANY - OUI<K AND EFFECTIVE. WE USE THE BlEND METHOD EX<lUSIY£1 Y, COMBINATON OF ELECTROlYSIS AND TH£RMOlYSIS AT THE SAME 1WE ASSURE THE PATIENT THE HIGHEST PER<ENTAGE OF HAIR PERMANENTlY REMOVED. TREATMENT INClUDES CAT· APHORESIS AIDS IN ELIMINATING THE AFTER TREATMOO lOOK. . QUALIFYING FOR STATE -'Senior Melissa Nutter from Eastern hroke her own school record Thursday afternoon In the regional champions hip to advance to the Ohio State lrack meet, Frid ay, June 5. No ller broke her own school record In the shot put with a throw or 37-2. The old mark, 3&-11. was set last year. Nutt er hested a field of 20 to claim lhe win a! Muskingum Coll ege Thu rsday Diego is on co urse to break thco UNWANTED HAIR PER¥ANENTLJ REMOVED c ... a . SVAC ALL-LEAG UE IIREi\M TEAM Player-Yr. School Edd ie Coll ins-Sr. .. .. .. .. .... ..... .. ... .. ... . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. Eastern Jeff J ohn son-Jr. ................................................... ... Eastern Br.van Durst-J r ...... .... .. ........ ....................... Eastern Dave Amburgry-Jr. .. .............. ..... .. ... Sou thern Barrv McCoy....:.Jr .. .. ...... .. .. ..... ....................... Southern Tim Brumfield-So . ....... ... .... .. ... ........... Hann an Traer , ' Brad Cre meens- So .............. .. .............. .. .... .. .. Hannan Trace' Dallas Tibbs-Jr. .... ... ............. .. .................... Symm es Valley Tommy Roblnso n-Jr. ........ ... :.. .............. .. .... Symmes Valley Rob Kuhn-Jr . .. ........ .... .. ......... .. ............. Oak Hill Bruce Crabrrer-Jr....... . .. ........ ...................... Oak Hill Mike Bnrtlbury-Jr. ...... .. .......... .... Kyger Creek Steve Tarbarti-Jr ........ ............... . Southwest en Richard Hurt-Sr........ .. .............. .. .... Nort h Callia rookie .John Leisrer. in the fifth tnt o a good rhythm ... . off Tom Bolton and in the ninth Corr·aies a]so points ou t that off Wes Gardner. Car ter Is lear ning a new posilion. The 27-year-old Carte r blasted "First base Is much tougher CLEVELAND (UP1i -After three homers las t Aug. :!' . ) to lead than It looks," said the manager . leadi ng the .major leagues with Cleveland to a 7-3 vic tory . " It' s a rea l adjustment. " 121 runs batted in las t year. Joe _ Ca rt er missed a week or s pring Carter began the 1987 campaign However. his efforts Thursday night werPn ' t r noughloprevent trai nin g fhis past March because under significant pressure. of a contract holdout. He was " I wa nted to prove tha t 1986 12-8 Boston vic tory. " I' d have trad.ed two or all forced to sett lr for a $250,000 was no fl uke," says the Clevelan d outfielder-first base ma n. th ree or thOse homers for a wi n." parr. barely half of what he had "As a result . 1 have been says Car·ter, acqui red in a 198i sought. "There's no ll ngpr in g bitt e r ~ pressing too hard. It 's taken mea trade will! t he Chit-ago Cubs. "Personal ·achirveme nl s (11'£. 1 ness,'' he Si:i id. " l'm still a. bit · whlle 'to get back in the groove." grea t, don· 1 get mr wrong. Bu 1 disappointed, bu t I'll be eligi ble Car ter stru gg led In t he first six w inning's brtler ." for arbitra tion rafter! this seaweeks or this season, but has son . and I'm certain I'l l go to the regained his stroke. Thursday Carter is only thr seco nd table with good statis ti cs ... night in Boston. he belted three Carter sP('ms on the verge of home runs orr three different Red Cleveland pla yer ro have tw o th ree-homer gamrs In an Indian accepting a leadership role wllh Sox pitchers and becamet heonly uniform. The only oth rr p l a~' f'r the Indi ans. Prior to Friday player to twice fashion a threewas Hal Trosky. who hen! his night's game wi1h Milwaukee. he homer game at FenwayPa rk . He three-homer outbursts in 1934 sa id he was fru strated because hom ered in the firs t Inning off and 19:!7. lhr tea m "a lways seems to ru·n Carter's feat als o mark ed lhc in to defl'als." ' At hen~ H.S, football fir st time rwo I ndi an play•prs ··If you'rr ·up tl-11 .vou s hould have had three-homer games in wi n," s~ id Carter. "There's no ('Oach resigns post thP same seaso n. c o·r y Sn.vder if>. ands or bu ts about it. I don' t sl ugged a tr io of homers a t ca rr 11 bou t 1he Saying tha t no lead ATHENS - John Abdella, Cleveland Stadium against Min· is se~ fC' at Fenway Pork. head foot ball coac h at Athens nesota on May' 21. " We have to blen d our· talen ts High Sc hool for the past two Through 47 games. Ca ri N Is and play our ha rdest all the time. ~' Cars, has su bmitted hi s resigna· batting .2l9 with team -highs ofl l If wr do and we Jose. WC' ca n lion ro the At hens City Board of homers and :10 RB I. honestly sa.v we tried. AII or us, , Edu ca tion . " I th ink J oe fina lly is sta rting myself Include. ha vr to produce · Abdella, who has also served to hit lhf> wa~' hP's ca pablr of more co nsistently." as ass istant pr in ciapl at AHS, hi ll ing," says Clrvrla•d ManTPamma te Pai Tnbler agrees. has accepted a pos ition as ager Pa t Corrales "His prob· ".Joe's been busting hi s bat, prin ci pal of Mount Gilea d High lems is I hal he trlrd to shou lder and he's i.l grrat In sp ira ti on," School. 1oo mu ch of 1he load . said Tabler. " We all have to hit , The 1970 gra du ate of AHS "Joe was sw ingi ng at pitf hrs pitch and fl rld betlc r· to turn thi s gu ided the Bulldogs to a 9-Jl hr wouldn ' t h itve loo kr d lwlee at seaso n around . record in his two seasons as hfl(.!d las t yea r. But now , he's settli ng " It 's not over yet." coac h I J. 7 in 1985 and 6-4 In 19861. He has not officially resig ned fro m his adm instrari,·e post at AHS. "Just in case I c hange my ' mind ." Ad bella said. By ROBERTO D!AS UPI Sports Writer • 'QUALIFYING FOR REGIONAL - The Baum sisters, Susan ((ighl) and Darlene (left)·-or Eastern qualified for. the regional tMiek meet held at Musklngum College Friday. They qualified in t~ madmum lour events. Susan qualified In the 3200m relay, U[OOm, !lOOm relay and 3200m. Darlene qualified in the lOOm hutdles, 300m relay, 1600m relay and 3200m relay. • SCOTT WOLFE Coach of the Year The. Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-3 Tribe's Carter is ·back on track • Final 1987 SVAC Standings ' ; Team W-L Eastern ................ .............. 12-:i Southern .............. ............... 11·3 Hannan Traer .:............ ........ 9-.5 : Symmes Valley ....... , .. ........ .. 8:6 • Oak Hill .......... ........ .. ..... .... .. 7-7 . Kyge r Creek .. ....................... 5-9 Sou th wes tern ...................... 3-JJ North Gallla ....................... 1·13 Collins also recently wen t 2-4 at the pla te a nd ea rned a savP in the district Al l-Star series in whic h the East swept the West in two games. 8-6 a nd 14-7. Join ing Collins on the SVAC all- league squad were teammates Jeff Johnson and Brvan Durst: Dave Amburgey and Barry McCoy of Southern: Tim Brumfie ld a~d Brad Cremeens of Han nan Trace: Rob Kuhn and Bruce Cra btree of Oa k Hill: Dalla s Ti bbs a nd Tommy Hobin son of Svmmes Vallev: Mike Bradbury·. Kyger Creek: Sieve Tarbell , Southwestern: and Ri chard Hurl . Nort h Ga llia. Eas.!Prn won the league with Ll fi ne 12-2 mark. 21-4 ove rall. closely followed by runn er-up Sout hern with an 11 -~ mark . Wolfe was named as lhP leagu e's coach or the year by his colleagues after post ing conseeu . li vr 20 win SPasons 120-6 a nd 21-4 1. Allcndi ng wrre Wolfe. Mick Winebrenner . .Jack James. Bi ll Ba hr. Steve Sau nders, Scott Bartholomew. Jim Gi bson. and Larry Cr rmf'e ns. coach£'s and Paige ·Sheets. repreSt' nli ng th r SVAC. Foll owing arr the SVAC drpam tC'am nomi nations and honorablf' men lion honorrr!>: Se<• Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipo6s, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. ' career). TVC CHAMPIONS - The Meigs Marauders captured the 1987 Tri-Vallcy Conference baseball championship wllh a 13-2 loop mark. Overall, MRS finis hed 13-7. Plclured ahove,llrst row, left lo right are: Don Fry, Scolt Williams, Jell McElroy, Nick King, Chris Hanning, Mark Corbitt, Matt Baker, Joev Svder, ,Jell Nelson and May 31, 1987 " . GAWPOLIS, OliO Mll YO IIYIIfiOIIY HOMA ,, �· ·- .: '7 -- ,, I Page- C-4- The Sunday Times- Sentinel May31.1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. SJl9rts Briefs -----. Suit filed Chris Evert .plays better off Mets acquire Billy Almon f rom B!,!cs ' French Open center court By BILL BEACON PARIS 1UP! i - Chris Evert. who has wo n seven F'rench Open fin als on I he cenler court . plays even beltcr away from thf• fea l urc s1age. Evert was on t·hp sma!JC'r. " more lnt imat e" Court One Friday when she defea led E va Kra pf of Switzerland 6·2 , 6·0 to advance lo 1he fourl h rou nd of 1he tournam ent she fi r st won in 1!174 . " 1 !Ike pl ayi ng on Court One Qeca use ll' s closer an d it's more Intimate." said Evert , who sai d shr has n(>vcr los t away from the ce nt er cour t at Roland Garros Sl adlum . "I've played a lot of malches on Cour l One. It' s closer and I !Ike lx•ing close to 1h<· people." Top seeds Iva n Lend! of Czp. chos lovakla and Ma r t ina :~avra ­ lllova of lhe Untied Slates ho th scored s trai,g ht·sf't v ictorlr.'> F'ri - da y. as did ti llh· <t•eded Milos la v Mrclr or C'Zf'C' hO~l ov akia . In !hC' (Jn ly major upsrl of the day, t\a thali P Tauziat of France defeared 1111 h-sePded Kal hy Rrnald i of I he Unil<'d Stales. On the side Co urt. with thC' c~pacity crowd pr Pssed closC' on hoth sides . Evrrt f•xlended her consC'c ulivr matc h winniilg strrak to lK garnPs . ··on Cent er Court. m y problem is lhat if ' s so bi g !hal I lend 10 s t <:~y back marC> b(•c::~ u sr it affect s my peripheral vision ." Evc·rt sa id . "I lind it misleading b<'· ('JUSP I stand too far back und usr th e ou tsid e Qf thr cou r t too much ." E vrrt r nt erecl th e F'rcnc h Open ~ -'> the thir d :-,(•rd wi t h a thrre- winning st rrak . Ex cr pr for her strugg!C' 10 defea l 10urn<.~m(•nr Fr<.~ncf'\ h<~b c·II C' Dr.mongPOI in the. second rouna 1 nu rsoay, s he has played I he Slrong, baselin e tennis that ha s m ade her a domin ant force in women's ten nis for l4 yea rs. " I lhink (Th ursday's) malch helpc<i me a l ol because r hila lol of balls and it was n' t an easy match." Even sa id . " As a resull, I was hill ing l he ball sharper toda y. If' s good l o have a close m atch l ik e 1hat because it forces you to lhink ahoul how you're playi ng." Navra til ova needed only 47 minut es to ous t Austr ia's Petra Huber 6-1. & ! and L end! made s horl work of F r e nrhman Thierry Tu l asnP 7-6. 6-2. 6-2. Mcc lr wa ll zed lohi s thirdco nsec- utivc stra igh t-sri victory 6-1, 6-2. 6-1 ove r co mpa trio t Mi l an Srejbcr Joak im Nys trom. the unserded Swt?di5i ll eia _v-cour t .'>perialist . ' By United Press I nternat ional NEW YORK ( UPI I - Th e New York Mcl s Frid a)· reacqu ired : ve1eran i nficlder -oulfielder Bill 1\lmon from t he Pillsburgh : Pirates for minor leaguers A I Pedrlque and Sco(l Lillie. ... The MeiS placed rig hi · hander David Cone. who Wedn esdav suffered a broken pinky. on the 21-dav ·disab!C<i lisl and an nouncC'd he will miss at lr<-tst tw o months. beat Auslralla's Da rren Cahill 6-4, 7-6, 6-4 F'rlday and is 10 mee1 Lend! Sunday In the fourth rou nd. Fiflh-seeded Helena Sukova of Czechos lova kia Frida y defea l ed Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet Union 6-1, 6-3. The men 's third round is l o be com pleled Saturday with second seed Boris Becker, look ing for hi s firs t cl ay-court tournament vic· lory, play ing Sweden 's Henrik Sundsl rom . F'ourth·seeded Mals Wilander of Sweden , lryi ng for a l hir d Fren ch Open Iitle. meet s Aa r on Kricksteln of l he United Sta l es and eighth -seeded Jim my Co nnors ,Pi a ,\ 'S Arge ntina's Franco Davin . Wesl Germany 's Sl effi Gr af, lhe No. 2 seed who has wo n 34 straight matches. pla ys a fourth· rou nd m atc h toda y agai nst Cana· da 's Helen Kelesi. CL EVE L AND iUP I·I - Andre Thornt on rem ai ns on lhe . Cleve l and r os ter. but the ve teran des lgnaled hill er's s1 a1U s • seems 10 be in limho. · Thorn ron ..17. appeared in 19 of Clevelan d 's fi rst 47 games and ' last playedM ay 14. Since the fir S! lwo weeks of thr seaso n, he has been relegaled pr imarily lo pin ch- hitt ing duties and is balling .liS wil h no hom e r un s and lhr ec RBI . I l K.ANSAS CI TY iU Plt - Lefl - handcr Burl Black wa s scheduled 10 slarl Friday's gam e. hul was scra tched after ··. spra in ing a kn ee in pre -ga me dr ills Wednesday . Roy als M anager Bill _ v· Cardn f:'r sa id B lack was sha gging fl~· balls befor e the game in Ch icago when he in j ured hi s right knee. : HC' is expec ted ma kp his nex t starl. ' I BALTIM ORE t UPl l - You ng of thP Orioles tied a b~' hil lin g two extra -inn ing hom e run s. T he feal wa s las I acco m pli shed b.' · RalphGarr oft he Br aves. May 17, 197L ... Orioles shor t slop Ca l Ripken .Jr . has played i n Rll straigh r gam es, a siring t hal began Ma y 30. HtR2. Ripken 's con sec utive ga meg streak ra nks ninth best on thr a\1- t im r li st. Gus Suhr . X~2 ga mes. and Eddie Yos t, 829. arr /he next pl ayers Ripken can BOR IS BJ:CK ER- Bor is Becker of West Germany in action at I he F r ench Open Tennis Championships in Paris Satur day to beat Henrik Sundsl ron. IUPI) Bradley hurt by 18th at Corning OAKLAND . Calif. 1 UP I I _ Fo r mPI' Milw;Jukrr• Buck s coa ch Don N(•Json ha ~ hq; un lhe prot'f'SS of ltuy 'tng 'tn l<• Goldt•n State. th e Warriors announced Fridu.v . Wa rriors Prc~i d< · n t rJ<J n Flnn ane sa id ltl a P>'<'l'. ,·, r'"d ,sta temrnt Nelson h;.1cl sl arll'tl l he procc5' of be<•om ing a min ority owner in thr elulJ. The ann oun c-rmr nt f'!ldf'd rl, "....' ho ,.,,_ speculat ion Nri."a ,, as Bucks· "O'rc·lt "'<' d· Sl "on"d ' ' • " ncsd,ty . would rt'P i "cc Dall,·os • " Mavericks Coae h Dirk Moll ,·•. whorr.slgnrd aftP rthPscason . "Wr untlci pa!!' ltwt NPl!'io n will be ac t lVI ' in th<• orgimiz~ I ·on and his r·oi<"'" 'ill h•· cln·,,,.,,. ' ' defined fo llowi ng ,·r m<"'l r"n;• . ._ ,__ Wit h .rim l" 'tlzg<·r·aitl 1·th<• learn 's r hal rmu n l. N<' lson and mysr•lf S<HJ n after l'iiZ"P '"' r ai d !'f'lurns from lrr land on T hu rsday, .!une 4. · · Finnmw · sa id. " Wr look forwnrd \.vith Pnt hu si asm toward Nl•lson ·s .. . ., , h til<· · nvo l vt' m<•ttt ""' ' orga nza lion... .,_ •· FlnnanP would not r-om m en! on whrt h(' r Nrl son •. •. would a lso become thr tram's ""n"l'''' Cu r·r·"ntl ,_,. _ . _ ~ m,·on,·o'n<·r·. "' . _ \' - . · C oa(· h Crorgt• Karl <.~l.~o han· dlr•s lhP genNal man&~gcr ~ c lon•s . N 'l' lson, r ;-, was hirf'd bv FitzgNald. then prrs idrnt and own Pruftht•Rucks, dur ingthP HJ?r-i-71 src~ !-iOn to rl'p lacrI ( .arry 'os t C' IIn Fi tzgf'ral rl <.wd Nrlson ht~\· r rf' rn ai nf'd t iOS<' frirnds . T hC' \'('1;C'ran coach su bmit · trd a lrttcr of rPslgnation Wednesda y to B ucks ow nPr Herb Ko hL Ne lson carl lor ha d indi ca ted he would r<•sign beca use hi s relation ship with Kohl had dc tC'rio ratrd 10 thC> point \"'her c hr no longercou ld wur k for him . . "Thr exci l ing pari is I m go ing to br an ow ner." Nelson sai d fr om Mi lwaukee . ' 'I' m go ing lo IJuy a tcum ." I' I M "l "1 1' SiJ!d f'a\'ing I wa ukf'f' and t hP Ru('ks is "onl' or thh r tou gh('~! thi n gs l 'vf' lwtl to do. l.ifc.• m ust go on. I hop!' llw Bud s llo Wl' l l. I hopr Hr r b D 1\ohl d!H'"' \.VI'll. l hopP on N'l'lson dors writ. " N('l lson. who tonk nvrr· as fl o c·oac h nl 1hr uck s l o gam f•s int o ltw l ~l'i'h- 77 ~Pa~o n . pos tr d a :l~ 0 - .' 144 rPeorc1wt·t h M 1"l wau - kf'f' Hr earned h is 500t h v irtor·v Nov . 26, mRil, rc<.tching ·' th(> m iles ton e fm;trr than r.m.v lh h . NBA h ' I o er coac 'n "ory . The Dalla s M aver icks had ."-. at"d Nnlso '- · n '"a . . . s 'at lht•top of thr l istof coachin gca nd idatC's 10 I M 011 ( ' t d a. ar er an rep i:lCP GC'nC'I'al Ma na rrrr· Norm So n1·u ~ dmledt Tu esda y fl o ev~ u~/r ca nares 10 rep ace o a. NnJson had a cl au se In his ' · h" r 1 pro h'h· con1rae Tv t1tn g tm rom h' 1 d' C O<~C' mg or serv ng as tree1 · 1 1or o P avPr prrsonne1 r·or :.tnother NBA rr am fo r 1wo ~'Nu·s. Kohl ha s sa id hC'wou ld waiV(' t hP cla use f'ot· co mpen - sat ion. hut wou ld not accepl 1 · h h K hi munc) · 1 15 I oug I O ld · r· \\.:ou requ 1n• a tr!-i 1-roun d d f · k d 1 r a I pr e an -or a top P a.ver us co mprn sa lion. Th e Muver irks h £1V(' thi'C'l' fi r st - roun d I' pi(' ks in 1~!10. 1-lowrvl'r. a W::trTior~ SJlO· k1•s m<.~ n sa id the h)am did not t hink th1 • elau sr prP\'f'nl r d N I r son f rom 1JPcom ·mg a par t ownpr. Nl'lso n Hl so sa id no CORNING, N.Y. tUP l~ -The 181 h hole of t he Cor ning Cou nt ry Club's golf course has com e bet ween Pat Brad lev and a 1 d strong ra . 1 1 d B dl h n wo (:I,YS, ra ey as played wrll on l hc r·,· r sl 17 holes ' · bul done poorly on l hr 377-yard pa r 4 18t h hoi" Enl erJna today· · '· ~ . s h' d roun d , s h0 ·rs I1ed Wit· h t 1r K lh y f lh 1 d f l h a r y n ou ng or e ea o e $275 000 LPC C ( · ·• ;A ornlng 'la ssie. B dl h t f d cg ra ey s o a our-un er " Friday whil e Young . a r~er shoo tin g a rar eer -best G5 Thursday, d ct 71) 1 h car e a o s are l he 1ea d at 3 ni ne.·under 1 ;;, " We haven ' t bee n able to see eye lo eye on I he 18t h hole yet." B dl 1 d B I' defendin g c hamp i on L auri e Rinker and Ros ie J ones, who Fri day sho t a carPer and tOUr nament J.x>st of 6-t. Young, who is 941 h on t his year 's m oney lis t, said thr presSUJ'P of !lei' first -l'OUild }('ad di d nol affect her. " Mentally. 1 was th rsamP and I \vas n' t too nrr vous ." shC' sJ id. " I didn't loo k al thr leader boa rd . 1 had a few had swi ngs loda_v and I m ade a lol more mislakes. The difference toda y was I had :n pu tts a nd yrstcr da .v I had ~ll anrl ·. ~~·~ C:br~~~~~. ;: .su~ n~~u~~~ compPnsa t ion would br in· volved In his go ing ·to ColdC'n round. Sli.J! C'. \vith two soli d rou nds," shrsa ld. "Therr's a lo r of bird iPs out therC' " I' h 1 m vrr~· appy . \'£'!'Y pease ~ the Pawtuckrt R.rtl Sox to a ~ 0 ... victory ov t•r t h1 • M<:1in l' Ciuic.J\'!'. at .• Pawt ul'kl'l , 11.1. .. ' ~r lh1 t'S, 1-11. struck Oli i-"P\'t' n. · ?Ja l kl'cl flv<' and was assis1Pd IH .. four doubh• pl<!~' S . T \to S!P\\'; tl'l Pttch l'd ttw fi na l tw o nut s for nn h S l.t\'1' .' h i~ C< II':V Millrr .lo nps l!fiPcl il ~~o cr lfl c<' fi )' of/ ./OI' Coli' II') ' .~ :1. .In thefourthinnin j:!to drh·f' llOnW ~oh n M arza no with t lw garn f' ~\' innin g r un. Cowh·~· al lrm•r'rl fl\·4• . ~ i t s ~md six wa lks In ii ~ :~I nnin gs . . f'awr urk r t acldrd a r un lll IIH ' • • Tlyin~o~ 'a t l),.,·on w i n ~ Tol,•a Rm•,•w·av('t'way · TOLF.DO . Ohi o t \ ' !" I t - J.'h· Jng Dl•\·on , d ri\·pn hv .l;n · \'cu riL ' Won t hf' ro nd itio riPd 't mllt'. s~.2fl0 l'f•:t 1U t'(lri IH!It r:J('(' f)tH'i' Friday at Tnlrdn'._ RaC'('\\' i l\ P.a rk. hlankpd Svr.acusf':I-OandColumbu~ downed Tolrdo ·10-l i\ t Norfolk. Va .. Mark Carreon h;lmnwrNI ' 1 th n •P· run ilomrr ancl t tlrre Tic\ ('\\'~lf('r pit r twr.... limilrd lh(' Bnl\'C'S to rour hit :-. in end won In .H.. in Iham . It! (' S('('O ild Ti dC'S pitcher. pickrr! up thr \' if't Or.r . . l o~ r' i\J,·~n r> su ffered th<· d f' fl'al. AI Rochr:--tr-r. 1'\ .Y .. F'l ovcl R;1vt ord hrltrd a two-run hon~Pr In thP firs t inning and Mikl ' Crlff!n nnd Mil\f'' l( innu nr n (·om· bin c•cl on u J:l-h it :, hut out In pu sl1 lhr Rrd Win g:-; p;1:-t thr Chil'f!-1. S h •\'t' J);n · b. \\'110 a\lowPri :til ll'lrPe Horhrs tN runs i 11 llw fir st rwo inning:-. took ttw l o~s . Columbu s. Ohi n. I he Clip prrs recc i\'f'd RBI from six p l ~ycr!'-0 and !->Cdred r u ns in nvr innings to dC"feat the M ud Hen s. Robert o Kelly led t hl' Cl ipper s ~111a rk with fou r hil s and two RR I. nrud t\ rn~ berg gained rhr v ictor)· and Pa ul Gibso n look I he los . . . AI Pulido pitched l h~fina l thrPe innings for the save. 99< Ti ed for third at J36 wer r Dawn CocandRobi n\Vall on. Eachshol thclrsrcondconsf'Cutivf' rou nd of 6H. ThC' Tour's top p layer I his year.Ja nrGcddes.shota68a nd is lic-d for fifth at 137 wit h HA Rl s FARMS UP TO $20,000 Per Year I Raising CHINCHILLAS For Information wr ite to: (pleas& g i ve name, age and phone number) RANCH ERS P.O. Box 3566 \\'il,L!t'rl'rl ST. RT. 124 ANY LARGE SANDWICH ---- EMERGENCY ROOM BY STAFFED DOCTORS 24 Hours A Day- 7 Days A Week VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115 East lletnorlal Drln, Pomeroy PH. 992-2104 . 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We'll help you choo" your gro d' ' big p rm .'m~ ·,. .------=-::..::.~~~~~~ NO. M·720 Weargu&ld OIL F'ILTER MI!J,!P····~ ..... .·,.' .. ••. .•.• ~ -. .. •• ..• -• • ' '. • •'• -' •· '• •• • '•. ••• mnlllfl •em l.,ttoul} CHESTER, OHIO 986-3301 riff's OPparlmPnt wa s inv es tigaling I he I hell of F. I way's per~onal papers and co ntracts " Wed~ n ' twa nl lo saya ny lh i ng until we have all of the f acls ·" Prtrucci sa id. " John wa nt s fQ fair. bur there arr a lol of i ncons istE' nci es in M t'. Russell's • •.Uni·DriYt .,..d " '""'"'' BAUM LUMBER not ret urn Russ.PII's calls. becausp the Arapahofl County Sht'- dec ided lo return lhcm person- ..' • Smooth -run ni n g 10 hp eng liw • 32" Flcx-N-Fioat m ow er dec k • Bagger-Vac TM Co l lccl ion System vacu um s up to 3.9 bush els of grass clippings and !raves • 6 forward speeds and r eve r se • Wide, pneumatic tires • Local service and parts • Electric sta rr '• from I he lawye1··s office. Petrucci said he and Elwav did ally when he saw E lwa v'S name •• TICh·•·Mottc• hllch IY$lem 15' lronl office. sa id hr found a balch con tracts strewn on a sidew alk of in the office park las I Sund ay and By David Tawney •! M11num onglnt Ru ssell . lracrured hi s knee an d · suffered numerous r ur s , and bruises during the allaek·. Ru ssell, a sec urily gua rd in a building where E lway's attor- · ney. Steve Petrucci, ha s his Your Photos •• Buy a 10 hp Ariens rid ing mower now, and you' ll get a high performance machi ne and a great price. f eatures include: 2JJJj . &Cu. Fl. B1111r (opllonol} over football player's dog • ,J~/t) nllmeler Roo kit• : tU Pi i - Cavallet·s guurd flon "Harper. who IC<i all fi rst- yrar players wllh a 22.9 scor in g ~av('ra~r pC"r gu m r. was ·nam Pd _t he ~agram Span s Award 19R7 -N BA Rook ie of the Y~ar. HarpL'I' )rd Cleve land in poinl s ' I.R74 1. ~fr ('(' AlUENS Dllgnosttc ' • Optional bagger s hown. 310-8 gt>l~ :award for Cavs I" Pic:k Your Own Strawberries WE ARE HERE FOR YOU PROFESSIONAllY AFFED 7 Days A Week - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. : ST. LOU IS tUPit - The St. .,Louis Card in als ac t iva trd 1hird .tlaseman -oulfielder Jim l.indr· jnan rrom I he 15-day disabled lis t ~a lu rd a .v . · To m ak e room for ,LJ ndeman . who was sufferi ng Jrom a srr ai ned back. St. Louis senl rlghl -handed rclir\'cr Ra ." Soli to Louisrillr . : Thr Cardi nals will send oul fieldrr Tit o Landrum to L ouisvlllr on a 20-da y rrhab ilil alion :Program . rffec ti vr Su l urda.r . ·Landrum frar l urrd his lrfl in.sl ep Ma y 2 when he foulrd u pi tch Jlff his foot during batt ing practice. . 14041 278-4929 URGENT CARE CENTER 5T ;Cardinals activate :Lindeman j~~;:;;;;;;;;;::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I Oa!l on, Georgi• 30 12 1 • close. " EARN $2 1 ~ .• ~11 00 co nlinu e to putt the wa y I have. I shouldn't havr an\· probl ems. T he namr of 1hp ga m·e is putt ing. not ju st knock ing it The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page C-5 CH ICP.GO rUP l t - Thr Ch icago While Sox handed oul frN' sra t eushions F ri da.v night. hoping thry wou ld not sc-r a n·prn t of l aS! yea r 's Sea l Cushion Nigh t. i\gai nsl Cleveland. un umpirE''s rall turnC'd thr outfi el d into v sra or w hitr SC'ill cushions. a s hu ndrC'ds of fan~ shm.n•d t ht"'ir disgust wit h thr rail b)· whipping I heir gillS on to lhr firl d . Every Sunday Every Tuesday Evening Evening 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. 4 P;M. til 9 P.M. HAM.BURGERS CARTONS FURNISHED \ :~1!1 . -l. ('1'6W<I r;f :1,~(11 AI notchin g ltll' shutour. Bill Lu- · ,• · Chris S\\'l!dwcl took ~<·rur1d . }V hilf-' Mauras F' ; nH ·~ · wn s thi r d. F. J~· in g J)('\'0 11 stmlrd in :-.i.\th ~sf po!<~llion and w ;1:-; first 011 th1• top Of thf' Stl'<' tCh !)~· l\1'0 ll'llgl h:--. : /\ , , srvrnt h. Scott 11 adP walked. ~ to iP sPco ncl an d s.co rcd on Kr\"ln Hnrnine's sing l r. l·: lspv,:h C'rP. Ti drw;;J f('l' shut Out f! ir hm o nd 11· 11 · Roc brs t N NEW YOORK t UP I t - Th e C<Jew York Y ankees F r ida< pu rc hased the co ntr act of Ri ch Bordi fr om Colum bus of >he • lnt erna lion al League 1AAA t . Bord was H I record with one sarr and a 1.52 ERA wit h the Clipp~r s. To make room for Bord i the Yankt•es pla crd righl ·han ded r eliev er Cecil io Guan te on I he 15-day disabled rrt rouc li ve to May 25. ... For mer Yankee Bobb~' Murrrr ha s r cjoi nC'd thC' tC'am as a hi ll ing coach . He will work wil h Manager Lou P inir lla and hill ing coac h .Ja y Ward . ... Oak land M ana ger Ton)· L aR ussa sa)' S he is noiiDk ing an; • · chances on Moosr Haas rr - inj urin g his shou ldcr . Haas missc<i much of las I season. and is 2- I after Slart in g the season on the disabled lisl. "i\11 year long, if he gelS 10110 pilehes hr 's comi ng ou1 of I he game." said l.il Ru ssa. "I don· t cat'(' if hr · s thr ow in)! a no- hi 11 r r . Hr gets io 110 and he's gone." that' s whPrt' l hP f!ve shots are." , Coe had an eagle, l hree birdies: an d a bogey in her ro und whil e ; Wallon also had an eag lr, four • birdies and two bogeys. · ./ones starled lhe day one-: over. but recorded 10 bird ies and· li ed thelournamenl r ecord sel by : Bar·hara Mizrahie in the second• r ound in 1985. ' ''I' m prelly proud of lhal," she: sai d. "I hit my driver slraight · and r hil every pull that I looked . at." . d .Sellers pitches Pawtucket Red Sox to I.L. win cr·~~(, .. · , By Uilll cd Press lnt <•rn at innal ·-~ .Jr tf S<- llrr:-o. making his ri l's t , fnternatlonul Leag ue ~ t art of llh' St•ason. sca ttrrrd nlnf• l1it s OVI'I' ~ , 1· 3 1nnlngs Frida)' night to ll'ad . " GALLIPOLIS, OH. and HENDERSON, W. VA. and people arr m<:~k in g thPm like ... , AURORA, Co lo. i UPl ~ - A security guard who claims hr was altacked by a dog while rryi ng to return some co ntract papers to the home of Denv er Bronco quanerback John Elway has fl!C<i a· $50.000 l awsuit over the alleged incldenl . Da vid Russell . 22. sa id F' riday he decided to file suit afl er repea lc<i attempts 10 contact Elwa)' failf'd. ne suit alleged pass. SandVIich Specials gol f hole for me bec <.~ u sc f'm a drawer of I he go lf ba l L .. On I he 181h hole F'riday. E.l ra d l cy h'l1 her dr ive left behind a l ree. had lo chip out. ihen ch' p ~-• o 1 lh d ' peu no r green an IWO pUI I"d for· a bog" V fo"\'" ... , _._ o:.· . Thu rsday. she hit h!'r drivr to the r·r'ghl beht'nd a l r'l"' ch r'pJl '" ' out ·~ · ..;-u • lh" n m l"soed l h"o ·'"' d d ..:. ·" ·-{"ltf\_-n an woun p ' lh d bl 1x · u WI a ou e- l 00 P_ v stx . ThP lRth hoiP notwithsta n ding, B rad l e~' wa s pleasrd with her M.i~t· ma jor- league record Thursday ' Nelson begins p rocess of buying into Warriors Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. THE EASY CHOICE FOR TOUGH CUSTOMERS. = · •• RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHESTEI ~· ;• ,. •• •• ~• 915-3301 • l 1 I I I1 2 FOR 1 MOVIE IENTAl I $200 1 I I Rent 2 Movies Only Musl Present Coupon 99 88 I 's"l ·············IXPIIIS 6/12117 Movie Rentals .... ,$2.00 Each VCR RENTALS VHS- $15 WHk BETA -- $7.95 WHk ·Ask About Our Rent To Own TV's & VCR's I· J- N.,-YI<Mo 1-N·OoPtu• Olllo 41140 Mon.·lat. 12·1 ..••• 12·1 NotWorlt VI!No lprintt Vlllloy Plua 828 Jack- PiU, OoiMpollo HOlliS Mon. tlwu Fri. I to I Saturday I to II Sullllay 9 to 5• Mon.-lat. 11 ·1 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PH. 446·9335 DAVE MICHAEL -MANAGER lundoy 12-1 ' I �Page- C-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Qallipolis. Ohio Point Pkiasant. W. Va. May 31. 1987•: Jackson High leaving SEOAL, heading west 1:, E ditor's note: M any follower s of the Sou theas tern Ohio Ath l et ic Jackson. but bo th men mentioned that rel afl ons with Gall ipo lis had League have questioned the decis ion of Jackson Hi gh Sc hoo l officials always been excellent and they would like to keep Gallipolis on all of to wllhdraw fr om a 62·year mem bership at the end o f t he 1987-88 the alh lef lc sc hedules. school year to join the So uth Cent ral Oh io League. Following is an · SIZE COM I'i\RISON excerpt from the ,Jackson .,Journ ai ·.Herald written following an Wh ile Jackson ranked as one of t he leasgue's largest schoo ls in t he Inter v iew with Dr. Mike Ri chardson, superlntendent , and A ssoci at e first 50 year s it is now fift h i n enroll m ent In a six tea m teague with 393 Pr incipal Tom Jenkins of Ja ckson H igh School. boys. Logan has 547, Ma rletla 515, A thens 399. Gallipolis 393 and JACK SON- A banner headline In the ,Journa l-Herald rea d " Why Warren Local363. Is Jackson mov ing wes t?'· SEOAL gi r ls enr ollment shows M ar iet ta 515, Logan ~15. A thens 371, Jackson officials cited sev~r al m ajor reasons for the move iniO tho .Jack son 334, Warren Local :m and Gal lipolis 32!\. South Cent r al Ohio League 1SCOL 1 In 198i!-8!1 sc hool yea r. wh<•re 1hey l n the South Central Ohio Leagu e boys' en rollment shows M i am i will join Circl evi ll e, Was hington Court House, M ia mi Trace , T race wi t h 414, Wi lm lngton- 405, Jackson 388. Hillsboro 3.36, Ci rclevil le Greenfield, Hil lsboro and Wilm ington. 321. Was hington Court House 300 and Greenfield 285. .Ja ckson officials were in v it e~ two wee ks ago by SCOl. offi cial; to The SCO L g irls' shows Mia mi Trace :!73, Wil ming ton 346, J ackson join the IPag ue, and JHS immedi at ely aceepl ed, although it is not :J:J4, Washington Cour t House 311, Circ-leville :J09, fiillsboro 28.1 and Greenfield 233. certa in I hal Jackson ca n pl ay a league foo tball schcdulf' in 19R8due to standing contracts among ot her league mem bers . . l cnk i ~ s argues tha t t he enroll m ent figures only parti ally ind icate NOT THE OLD SEOAL Jackso n s disadva ntage in the SEOAL. , " The competition Is Important ; our record in the SFOA L All Sports He notes th at Jackson's rural · and non-city natu re lim it s the trophy ra ce has not been good. " Dr. Richardson sai d. " The SEOAL is numbers of ath letes who ca n co m pete. not wha t 11 used to be. The att itude Is nor the same." .Jenkins' theory Is that Marietta and L oga n are sim ply too la rge•. Dr. Richardson said he feels thai Jac kson is now looked upon as the Athens has an advanta ge beca use II is a university town. and Warren " poor sister or the league. " .Jenkins added tha t som e i<'ague fan s and Local Hi gh School, while not built in a tow n of any size. it is more of a official s look upon Jackson H igh as the "cou ntry bumpkin" of the bedroom co m m unit y for Mariett a aQd Parkersburg. than one of league. fa r mers and not well -to-do hil l fo lk . .Jenk ins poi nted ou r that Gal lipolis Cit y Sc hoo l. w h ile located in an Both m en wished to keep some of 1heir observa tions and ft•c lin gs on I his Issue pr ivat e, bu t Dr. Ri chardson volun tl.•crcd That rrp rrsent c.~ agr icu t!ural area. ha s a high populaTion of whil e co llar wor ker s who fives and fans o f Martell a co nveyed a nega tive impressio n of Iowa to play Navy in louriwy I UPlt- l owa w ill pla v Navy and .Jacksonv ille Will meet Cu iIr vine in the fi rs t round of rhe sixt h annu al H aw keye bas ket ball tourn arn r n t in Iow a Ci ly, I owa. Dee . 4. sc hool off ici als an noun ced . The championship fin al and consol ati on gam e w ill be Dec . 5. Iowa is the defend ing c ham pi on. U.S.S.R. to ~~nd lcam to Olympit"s tU Plt - Th e Sov iet Union' s Na tional Ol y mpic Com m ill ee agreed l o send a tea m tb l h~ Wint er Olympics in Calga r y . Vik tor Mam atov, depu ty chairm an of the Stal e Spom Com mi ttee, sa id in Moscow thai Sov iet a 1hlctes ar e expected to com pete i n a!l event s. Oc1•isiw Almahursl ~xlt>nd s winning stn·ak COL UMBUS. Oh io 1UP i t Drr isivf' Alm ahu r s l C'X If>ndt'd a M EIGS R•::SERVES- The M ei gs lli gh Schoo l HaKat•n and '!'roy «}oall s. In tlw ~c < ·ond ro w art· E ddi <' C' r ook.• .•Jay ll uml>hrt•ys, Bill l ;ifk cy. and reserv e haschull team posted a 10·4 record o\'erall - and a 6· 1 r ecord in the T VC. In the front row art• (l eft to right] K t! llh Mattox, -I e lf Mt·F.Jroy , Chris Stewar d, llank Cleland, Brian Wa rn t•r , K<'i th Nid; King. In th•· hack rnw an• ( 'oach f li H Kt·n n••dy, Cris n avis , Terry l'"'il'lds, \\'(•s \'' oun ~. Kevi n Oill'r , Malt Uaker ami C h ri~ BP(' kl' r . in1 o t oclay·~ 1t1ird r·ound . Ryrum . w ho hoge_vC'cl t hr fi nal · hnlf', fi n ishN I w ith a 1-undr r 71 an d a not hin g 10 changr th at during Fl'lday 's second r ound of IIIC' b.v S('O it Sim pson. Tom Wu tson 1:1:1 1ot al. HP was foliow Pd in thi r d p lacfl S832. 1KHl Memoria l T ourn amPnl. and Frfld W<.~d swort h . ali \"\'it h I:ttis, and Oon PoolP\' at 1:r;-. Wilh llw lf•m prn.H urc• nc-a r !!II dC'grrC's . Hort1. las t yea r's Va r· Poo iP.\' d on Troph,v wi nnPr h)r thP lov..-' ('.'i t sr orln g avN agr t7!l.tli r on thr Pr.A Tou r , wus sizz ling on the M ul rfl cld Vlllagr Coil (' Jub C'our!ir wi 1h un K-undrr pa r ii4 . Thill t il'c1 thp 1our nanwnt r r cb rd (or thr sl'co nd tim t' in two da.vs illld dell'ndln g <'ham pton Hal Sutl on addrd a th ir d latrr in !h{' day whrn hl' al~o C' it ffil' i n with a t;.J. Mar k McC umb<•r prev ious!)' had Sf' l t h<• rPeord in l ~li-1 and 11 hacl IX'en « tua llrd during 1hP flrst round bv Cut'! Byr um . · H oe ll '~ fi-t £";<.1 \'C' h i m a :Hl· tlOIP p ;,~r 1.'1 1 a nd :t irml n\'rr Byrum Roi ng 1\ t·on • ol" U -un drr ~ - ~ ho i h<1 d a fi7 orl Fr·fd;l\. Sl mp:-.un a nrl \·V ~H i worth t i>-:~ a~d Wa rson u mt, ;tiel(•(! b~ hi" }\('CO nd en nsrc u! i vI' 4'< lg If' on r11r -1 ~ Ill· , .a r d J;) t h hok•. · "1 pla.v in s pu rts ." ·"· li d li n c h wtm. dPspi tC'\.\'inn ing thl' Va r dtt r; Troph,\ ' di dn ' t win a 1nurn it m ! 'lll in ! ~l XI). '"a nd th i:-, is ;tbout !ht· tinwof .vr-: rr I u:; ua lly gl' t s t<~.r t rd . ha d so me physi('a l probl <'nb ts hou ldPr r1nd thumln and for !' I '(' abou r a mnnlh ~llld a ha lf it !'l(ll' nlr d likP I pl;t _ \"t•cl onl\ ~1ho ut 4 ' \'(' 1'~ · OlhC' I' \.\" l'Pk . ho'r st' to a 1: 51i. l of the n ig ht b.v mon• than one It::;::;::;::;=======::;~ Gallia Christian · School " Thrn• ':-, rea!!v not mur h !h ('\ " ('etn do to ltl f' golf f ·oursl' ir toughrr . ··sa id H o~·h . to SUMMER SCHOOL makf " VVil h thr wP;tthf't' rn n d i l io n ~ likr llw:- arP, you'rC' goi n g to sC'r ~o nw low S l '4) rt'S I ~-' ru rn s : 1id 11i ~ sr C'o nd ro u ncl i i \V a:- ":t lot morr uf a s t rugg lr 10d<ly." a lt hou gh hP ff'l! th{' co u r:-(· w as n ' 1 p l a ~· in g J ny toughl'r th a n i n 111c• ri r sr rou nd. "' I'm not di sap poi n!NI i n m.\· round , .. s~• id H~ · r u m . \Vhn bo ge)'eti iXl l h t hr lith ilrtd l Ht h holes wh(•n hf' di'O\'C' Into th f' m u gh, " hu t I am a lit tlr disa ppo inl<·cl \Vil h thr bogey t im t\ lheta s1f'SI utivc time she has lower ed ht•r 1i [(' I !me reco rd . · on t hP rron r srur . r our m orC' bird ie}\ on t h1 • back gavp h i m his 1hird st r aigh t 9-hblf' scorr of 4 undrr :12. WoP Paci ng Series Fina l Friciav ut SC' iot o Dow ns. " Dri\'er Terr~' HOll on g uided 1hP seco nd. 11 wa s the fourth co nsl'f'· Hoch shoots hot 2nd round at Memorial By GENE CA ilOES UPI Sport• Wrll or . DU BLI N. Ohio tUP i r - Seo tt :Hoch has the r epu ta tion of br ing a hot wea ther p layer and hP did w i nn i ng st reak to fou r !h iS ~~ rur in w inn i ng t h(' S22.000 Trrrv 's on thr la :-.1 hole." Pre-Kindergarten; Pre-First Grode June 23-August 1B Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Cost: 510.00 per day, plus materials. If interested contact Steve Cartwright 388-8184. . ar e more a!fiuen l. t he league h as bee n t rying wi thout success 10 add m or e sch ools. Jackson at tempted to join the Sout hern Ohio Conference and lhe Ohio Va ll ey Confe r ence two years ago , bu t was r ej ected by both .. leagues. Now the SCO L has invited J ackson to becom e the sevent h team in · their co nference, and that is w hy .Ja ck son is headin!( west. ; CAPTAIN D's DINNER All You Can Eat!! JUNE 7, 1987-11 A.M. to 5 P.M. AT TUPPERS PLAINS FIRE HOUSE SPONSORED BY TUPPERS PLAINS COMMUNITY CLUB MENL' : All th e F i~h you can eat. French Fries or baked potato , tossed salad o r cole slaw, hushpuppies and drink. ADVANCED )'ICKETS : Adult $4 .25; Children $2 .75 A T THE DOOR : Adult $4 .50; Children $3 .00 A BAK E SAL E WILL BE HELD DURING DilliNER Outdoor A c tivities Ar e Planned Honorable... . Th('r r~ arf' I hos(' ~~· ho ha vr• <' nr('t'NI rhC' VN:V cha mbfors of His holl ness · .In(! ha_vt• tour hf'cl lh(• hPat't of God . T h(ly 11av(' wa lkt•d with Him I~C' ni'~Js !>:241. tn lk(•d wit h Him !Exod u~ 19: 191, and heard His vo ter i(:l'nf'sl.~ . l !'i:lJ. S<} mP havp r'Vt'n spo krn wit h Him " farf' to fatE'" 1r:..'Wdus .l.l iH . Th P~ wer(' r h<tngr d mPn. nC'\'('1' aga in thC' sa me. , . Th o~~- w ho t~f'spond to thP ca ll of God' .-: hf'art will hE'ar from heav('n .t n_ d f' n1t 1 m to H1s pu rposl'S for r hE' clo:-lng dl:lys of this agr. I 1is not to 1he ml,£ht~ or !-l ll'flng Th at \ iorl wi t! t' ntru s1 t rrasurrs , but to thosr who wHJ sr rk :' 1hP hiddPn rithrs or SPt r f't pl an•s " (Isaia h 45: ,1\ . (,ad is lookin g for thMl· w ho will not I)(' sa tlsf!Pd wllh only the 1 hlrs~ l ng, bu t w il l f'Vf'r tong for thr Inner C'O ur ts of the Mot;t High . 'He Is ~.<'(lk m,g_ " pPopJ(I who. l ikl' David . wi lt drtl'r mln£1 in thei r hea r ts not to f'Ornt mto l hr tabC'r ntlelrof m:v houS('. nor go up i nto my brd: 1 wil l not glvf..' .-:1l'rp In mi n~ .ves. or slumbrr to minfl ryf'l ids. un ti l i find a place> for !t1C' ~ .,onl. ~lfi habitation for thr rnight .v C.od of Jacob". P.sat m 132: 3-5. I hf' Lont S<'rk~ r hosl' who wi l t SC'flk H im . " f or rhe f'VE's of the L ord r·un rn <lml fro throug-hout th e w ho!(' f'ar th . 10 :-how Him s~l f st rong in t hf' . b('hu lf of lhf'm whosC' hcH rt l~ Pf'rfl.'rt roward Htm " . ll Chron. 16: 9. " God lookc'd rJm~·n from hl.'il\'f'n upon l hC' childn •n of men. to SI.'C' ift h£1 rr wrrr 1 <.~ n.v that drd undrr!-l t and. th;ll di d s('{lk Cod" Psa lm 5 :~: 2. H(' is sra rc h i n ~ for II10Sf' wh o will h('(ld thc('a!l tn "rom(' up" and w itt not delay in d oing so. . :"h<' J.orct_ro ld thf• so ns of ?.~•d o k , who kC'ptthr Sa nc tul:lrv, tharth('lr m 1 n rs~ ry IO H1 m woulci bfl~ h (li r inhrr it<J ncf' . Hi' said 1hu t thr .YwerC' not to br.PI' r.n <~ny possr s..;; ion 1n lsraC'I. fm· " Tum l hr lr possC'ssion" Ez€'k . l,l nyt•r - \~ r . t<l_PHC II.\ for 1f'l tow);hl p with Him. " Th ry shalt ro mC' nf'ar ro M<' to mrn lslrr .un to M f' . and thr .v ~h u ll sl<l nd br for(' Mr to min isTE'r unto Mf' .. l hf'\ :-lw 11 rntrr into M,v Jo~:.tnc t uary . and thf'.v shall comt' ·n('a r to M~, IJ IJ II' . Jo minbtf'r un to M f'" Ezrk. 44: 1~· 1 6. . C:<l :-ra_rf·hf'~ tml_(:I.V for t ~sf' who wilt m<1 k(l Him thC'i r s!ngl(l drs irr. .unl ~lh (l wrll ~W \ Wll h Da\"ld thai " lh r Lord is lh f' portion r . . lnhrnra n('p; Pl' alm 26: -~. Thrsr will bf' His spr>cla l possr ssion: f~r ~ ~nr~ l.ont huth M'! :1pan him l hm I~ ~od ly for HtmsC'lf " Psalm 4: 3. " Thr L ord ha.th l"hc~:-!•n .l;u' nh unr o Hlm.•wll. and l sraf't for Hi s peculiar trrasurr " .J eff Ea!-ilrrn rat dw,~ lt- , J r. !-: :1~ t rrn K ~' l r Dav i ~- .J r. 5o uthrrn Sou! h<'rn S \' nllll (':- \'all 4•v Stt·· vf' G alf'!'-Sr·. Dwa.vn<' M cC;ll· t~' - J r . Mark J. \·Je-.Jr. Bnbb)- 1ard - So. Dit\'t• Pf't n •- Jr . Ch uck l.m;rl nn-So. lfa.F 555 Park-St. 992·6611 • · Middleport, OH. ' ICE IBREl f'S-&5 - Stihl's super· uno. f'S -51- Atlhe top of the lineup. runs in the sixth to go ahead 10- 5 on back·to-back doubles by B arry Larki n and Da vis a nd an RB I single by Di az. ' Pittsburg h closed to 10-6 in the ei gh t h on 'an run -scor i flg sing l e by A ndy Va n Sly ke, his th ir d RBI of thr gam e. The Red s scored their fin al thr ee ru ns In the n inth ofl r ooki e Dave J ohnson. who wa s making his m ajOr-leag ue debut. .Jones drove in a ru n with a b asesloadrd sing le. and Da v is strok ed Braves 6, Cubs 5 At Atla nt a, pinch hitter Gary Roen ickc singled home Albert Hall !rom third base wit h one ou t in the 12t h to lilt the Braves. Ozzie Virgil had t ied the score 5-5 in the 11th w it h his 16t h hom er o f the seas on. M ets 5, Padr es ~ At San D iego. K eit h Hern andez led off the seventh i nning w ith a hom e ru n to break a t ie and spar k New Yor k to i ts fourth str aigh t a two-run s in gle. v ict o r~· . T he Padres have los t six Dav is cel ebrated hi s 2o th bir thda y wilh a solo home run In t he fi r st inn ing to give the Reds a l -0 lead . Pi ttsbu r gh lied t he gam e i n in a r ow . T erry LPach , t he t he bollom of the inn in g on Van four th homer of Ihe yet.u·. 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M i ke Kin gerv blas ted a thr ee-ru n. p inch -hi t hom e ru n and M ark L angs ton sc att ered seve n hi ts to hel p snap the Or ioles' six -ga me win n in g strea k . f'S.so - This Stiht han! ' -"'1!< • ~ ~.;.:;;;;;, ,_ QUALITY CAN BE YOURS FOR ':!:=:..-::::: AS LmL£ AS $25 PER MoNTH. CART~R TRACTOR SALES o ~ l v highlights of the ni ghL .rlavl"' Stieb n:covcr<.'d fr om h is s ~ a kv start and Lloyd Moseb,v 2204 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Oh~ wf nt..1 for ~ 10 help t he Tor ont o . '· ' Suzuki leads Galant ~olf Tournament • iU Pi t- Kolchi Suzuki shot a S:under· par 661 o g ain a t w o-s ho' l~ a d aft er two r ounds of fh f' $400,000 Mitsu bishl Galant Golf f iJ urnamenr In Toky o. . .. Ta t· spko Osako and Chl hlro Naka jima, bot h of Japan, each carded a; I · under-par 71 to share t he first- rou nd• lead at t he $286.000 Toto Motors La dles Tournam ent l't Tokyo.... R oger Malt bi e, the 1985 M anu factu r ers Hanover Westchl'Ster Class ic Champion, has entered the $600,000 Class ic June 11 to 14 at t he Westchester Cowt lry Club in H arrison , N .Y . -• DAVIS HOME RS - Cin clnn:ifl 's Erie Davis Is greeted hy team mal t' Oa \'t!' P arker ( lf•ft) 1.\ftt••· hitting a solo hom er In the firs t Inning o( Fridlly nl ghl 's gllm e in Pltl shurgh. T he Rt•ds " 'enl on a rampagr lo win. 1:!-(i, a nd HI0\1t'd ha c.· k I nf o~~ li t~ ror firs ( l)littT willt t Ill' GianI!»i in I ht• \V~s l (11' 11 01 \'is io n. : I UPI) . hom er s in the gam e and hcwr allowed a m ajor-l<'ag ue high 67 in 49 gam es. D odgers 6. Ph illie.< 0 AI Lo.s Angeles. !lob l l '<'lr h pif {' hed a th r ee· hiltP r and M ickey H a tcher key ed a lourr un lh ird i nn ing V.-' i1h a tw o-r un doubl e 10 pow er the Dod gers . . On l v one P hillie r !'ac hed as f ar as second base against Wr lr h. tl-2. Pedro Guerrero r ipped his 14th hom er in th e sPve n th innin g. Ex pos 10, Gianl N-1 A t Sa n Fra n ci ~co. T im Rai nrs wr nt 3 !or 4 with a tw o- run home r an d scor ed fou r ru ns 10 highl i ght a 1i hit Mont1·eal a11ar k. Ever)' M ont rea l srar1cr had a t !Past onr hit . Nea l H Paton , 6-2, Par ned I h1• v ic t or~ · and Ti m Bur kP pickPd up his fift h sa vP. MikP La Coss. r•. ~. too k I he d efPat . , , ,11.. & l'ltlllf ...., WI \'ill 11 l •SI..... •I'OOi l • "-' •1'1• Sooll ca.tt •SJ!t!' f....et I Sll•u .C•"' •PilEI VACUUM CLUNI A 2~· • 15' SWIM AREA t ~:;;~:h345·~c;·9:;·; ·~~ l • •perlal : ndus lrlf':o. · ntt.. La ngs1on, 6- 4, st ruck out 10 to post hi s si xt h victor.v In his las t ei ght sta rts and in crease his leagu e- lea ding s tr ikeo ut tota l to R9. SLUGGER- Oakland 1\lhl etl es rooki e slugger Mark Mc Gwlr" is ahead of Roger M arls' s pace when he hlt 61 for the Yankecs In 1961. M eG wi r e ha'; 11 home runs. (lll ' l ) or " 11 w as n' t a q ues t ion los i ng i 1 as the gam e went on." sai d Stieb. :l-3. who allowrd j ust one r un on SC\'en h it s In SC'vC'n the 4 2· yea r ·ol d '~ first d e liver~/ or the ga me and Moseby followed wit h an RB I singl e. Tht• Bl ue .l u.vs scored si ngle ru ns In 1he ncx t two innin gs as well. Stl eb gave w a.v to ,Jrff ~<:~ ussel ­ man to Sla rt the eighth , and To m ,. A's 1:1. Y ankre< ;, At New Yo rk. Alfredo Grllll n dr ov£' in four r uns , and .JosP Ca nseco and Mike Da v is eac h had two RBI to power a 16-hl t Oakla nd atta ck an d lead t he Ath letics to thei r third malght v i<'lor y . Curt Young. 6-:t w ent flvr innings. Y an kees start er Denn is R asm usse n •.1·-1 . gavr four r uns in the ri r s t . up Ti gers 15, Twins 7 At Detroit. Tom Brookens hit a gra nd slam . Ma11 Nok<·s " thr('('· ru n shot. 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Stihl prodllds are sold exdusive~ ti ... sogsles inc luded. $299.95. fhroush hi!hly·lrained Slihl "Ser$259.95. vicing" Dealers, ~provide you with cleor-cul an-rs to your questi... lltd the best 1en1ice IYailable for al your Slihl equipment. th is Stihl !Iimmer hits gnss and weeds hanl and holds its l round . Lightweight with loop hand e for easy maneuverability. Electronic ignition provide s su,re starts. :.VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Cincin nati scored two m or e .-. Hou st on A stros. H ow ever . spar - Glenn Braggs' two- run sin gle. : -' Blu t• .Jays :1. t\ngel• I . ~O illorni a scored a r.un on th<' first pit c h of the game and rri.-Oi ved a co mplete gam e from Dtth: Sult on Frida)· for thr first (DAILY) . lr ad in the fi r st. Tabl er 's f ir st double scor ed a run and Sn )•dr r added a sacr ifice fl v. M ll waukl'e tird th r scorr On Ga n tn er's two-run doubt<• in th <' third and w(•n! ;~ h ead :!- ~ in lhr fifth on Sd•um 's sarrif ier> fl .v . t' lev eland r es ponded b)' tak ing a ~ .:l t rad in it> ha lf of t hr fi ft h on f'l 'a nro's R B I d oubl e and Tabil'r's r un -scoring groundout . hqme ru n or the seaso n. and FREE DELIVERY - ', Sout hwPsl r rn We will be making daily deliveries to the West Virginia area during the period of time the bridge is ·:closed.. Just give us a call with your • , order. Belli ard 's grou ndout. inni ngs. " I never took i t int o the ga me with me." Huper t Jonrs hit Sl leb' s fi r st pit ch over the fence In r ig htccn tr r fil'ld for his 1hird hom er of th e sea so n. "At that poi nt 1 sa id to my sel f ·J 'vc got a lot ol work to do." ' Stieb said. " 'I' ve go t RO m or e pit ches to throw I hope thc.v don' t scor e R!l mor e mn s."' Sult on. 2-5, also s t ru ~g l ed earl v . Tony Fern andez tripled on o n ~- o u t. solo hom er. Sou l ll\n's l r rn Southwl's!Prn North Gailia North Ga lli" G n)g G l as5burn -So. grourldout a nd scored on Rafa el l'f'tJ'i('Vf'd. a sacrifi ce fl ~ · 10 Youn t to g \vr r t~vrl and a 9-nedge. 'rh<' I ndian s had 1akr n a 2-0 1\ .\ 'J!PI' Da n P:1 t riek-Sr . SPan Co llry -Sr. Zane Col le,·-So. R ick Wc' irh - Sr. t he lea d ro 8- 4. P ittsbur gh p ulled wil hin R-5 i n the fi fth when R.J . Reynolds sin gl ed. w ent to second on a thr owing er ro r by third bas em an Buddy Bell , m oved to thir d on a Blue .Ja ys hand the Angels I h eir sevent h str ai gh t defea t, :l-1. rr.'turn r d to re nrer <lnd Franco hit l<_vgf'!' (t'N'k CrN'k R O.\ " s l't' -Sr . Bo Diaz gr oundou t to in cr ease Brett Rut lr r. who sco r ed t hr ee r uns. led ofl t he Cleveland sevent h wi th a sin gle to left and , toqk third on .Julio F r anco's single. Ta b ler then singled to left to ~co r r B utler . and Chris Bosio rr~c hrd third basewith one out. Bu.t lrr t hon bea r out on infield hit 10 Ga ntnN bu t the fi\·r-lnfi el der < 111ltrg~- st ill wor ked as Ber na· zar d held th ird . Yo un t t hen 0 ,1k Hil l Oak H ill K\ gf'r C'rrrk 11 seD so n, a li nr r to lr ft fi el d. Svttum a ft ('r Tom· Brrnazard So. Old 160, Porter, Ohio lillian Rece, Pastor - Ph. 388·8692 S~' mnws V;.tllt·; · . Yount br>twrrn speon d ba sf' m a n PRAISE TABERNACLE E :l SI (' I'Il .John Hlfflo- Jr . Mikr• Wolford - Sr. ' Brew er s' sixt h st raight defeat. tabler added hi s Am eri can Le~g ue- leadi n g 16th an d 17th do" bl es an d Scott Ba il es. 2-0, won in :r elief of start er K en Sc hrom . B<(ilr s pitched the final th ree inn ings. allowing three h it s. t ed H iguera. 4-o, has not won i n ; hts last seve n star ts da ti ng bar k to April 24. T he Brew er s hah dr opped 1heir last eight ro~d games and are 9-21 since a rero r d-ty ing 13-0 sta rt. t rail ing 6-4. Cleveland tied the sc(l r e i n t he sixth as Cory Sny der '> nd Carm en CaSiillo laced solo hom ers on consecut ive p i tches frqm Hi gu er a. Snyder drill ed an 11-2 pit ch 430 feet to leff ·ce nter fiG)d for hi s JOt h hom pr and Cas tillo t hen hit his fourt h of the .Jim Gantner and shor tstop D ale Come to wors hip and praise, al)d study the word of God Wilh Us Sl'i1001 S! ('\ 'f' Horn rr-Jr . in his second m aj or - lea gue start. Hoffm an all owed two.hit s. walked three and struc k ouO hree before bein g li fted fo r a pitich hit ter. fltt sbu rgh starter Bob Kipper . :!--'. lasted j ust four innin gs, alljJwin g si x ru ns on fi ve hi ts while wa lk in g four and striking oul rw o. ~ones' filt h hom er or th e seaso n h ighli ght ed a th ree- r un fourth inning that .put Cinci nn at i ahr ad 6· 4. With one ou t, Nic k Esask;' wa l ked and scored on Concepcion' s double t o r igh tce ~ler fiel d. A n ou t Iuter. J ones _Aft er .Jo!' Ca rt r t' reac h'ed on a fi elder 's choice and Sny der stru ck our . Cast ill o bea t out an infl r ld ~ ingi r as Fwnro ~corC'd 10 pu t Clev el and ahead R-6. }n the Clevel and n inth, Brew PI'~ Mana gflr T om Tr('br lho rn poS ilio nfld centrr fi t' ld r r Ro bi n ·l·i. 2R 1 hrr~·s.w a s a sprd al :-<Nvicr. for the'." rntni stPre>d to God. .rr I:- (l ~fflt u t r fo r us to unriPrstan<l that God should r€'qu ire t hC' ml nr slr.v ol ;r m clll . Bu t wr h <~YC' bf'{' rl madr In His Jmagf'. wi th the S\ 't\1 ' IIONORA IILE M ENTIO:o< inn ings hil the first pitch from K i pper Int o the left ·fie ld seats. The Reds added .tw o more r u ns in the fi lt h ofl Bri an Fisher on a Dave Parker RB I double and a ~1- 6 victory ov er M il wa uk ee . the - f o nt ill uC"d from ( · :1 lour ! h. inn ing, powering the Clnci nnat i Reds to a l J-6 victory over Pit t'sburg h F r id a)· ni![hl that extended the Pir ates· losing st reak to four games. E ric Dav is scored t hree tim e$ and· ad ded fou r RB I and Dave Concep cion contribu ted l our hit s and tw o RBI ro power Cinci n nat i' s 18- hit attack. Da vis s m acked his lRth ho mer to tie the National League r eco rd for hom e ru ns in April and M a ~·. The m ajor- league record is 20. set by Mickey Man tl e w ith the New York Ya nkees in 1956. G'U)' H offma n. 2·1. pitc hed 22 - ~ inn ing s i n relie f of star ter Pa t Pac il lo, w ho last ed j ust 1 1- .1 CLEVE L AND rUP I I - Pat T abler ca pped a three· RBI ellort wi'rh a r un-scori ng single i n the seven th i nnin g F r iday nig ht to help the Cl eveland I ndi an s sn ap a four-g am e losing str eak w ilh a ··c od i .~ /(m l-·in,r f ur !It o.. ~· who ll'ill twr lw ,o;nti.o;.fit•d with o nly tlw IJ h·.~ -~ in f.(. h ul ll"i lf ' 'l"f' r lon f! .for tltr • iH IH'r (·ou rt .~ of rhf' Mo .~ t HiJ;: h... Times-Sentimii- Page- C-7 Cardinal s R, Astros 2 Fri day night brought the St. Loui s Cardinals what thry have come to ex pect thi s seaso n - a victor y and an in jury. The Ea ster n Div ision -leadi ng Ca rdi nals Improved to 28-16 with an 8-2 tr iumph over the visiting Tabler ends Cleveland losing streak The Treasure of God <tl so LL•.k.t' 12: :n.:w. 'fhosP who w ill fl nd God Hl msr lf as tti r lr TrPas u r£' wii_J ~~· .a I rr•a ~>urf' unt o Him . ' 'And Hl P:>' shnlt br Minr ". sa ith thr l ord of hos t ~. 111 th(· ~I ;Jy whPn I makf' up M.v j f'w C'Is',' Mular hi a: 17. , Anrlt hf' Lord thf'ir God sh;dl s~1vr " t hcm in thai day as thf' fl oc k of I li s P('(lplf'; l or thry stw ll br ~t s thl' stonrs of a rrown . li ftf'd up as an l'm hk·m upon His land " Zrchariu h 9: 16. Thr Lord Is gai ning a \'r r.v !>.Pf'C'Ial Tr·f'asul'f' In th('f'ar th in our d av You ran bf' a 1>a rl of this 'T'rC'olsurC'. · ·· Friday's results rwo- r u n homer tO snap a ti e i n rh e "We wil l have a shor ter average mileagf' per tri p and with m uch .Jr:-;u., totd Hi!- cli sr·ipiC's to "s C'I1 al l" fnr o " Trf'asu rr In lhf' hravens rh:lt _ ! ~lil(•th not.. .. for whf'lf' .vour Trra surf' is. rhrr(' w il t vour hf'a r l tx- rio. lh\ n g~ srrm ro go ." il o(' h m ·pr took H ~T um \\·ith a str in g o f four I 'Oil ~Pt · ut i \'r h \r cti P~ a betre r roads ," Jenkins sai d . He poin ted ou t that i t was a 92 mi l e t r ip to,, Ma rietta an d 82 mi les ro Warr en L oca l, wh ile I he longest trip for an SCO L schoo l would be 7R mil es to Wilmin gton . Th e SEOAL has been in a state of tu rmoil lor almost a decade with Waverly . Wellston; M eigs, and Ironton all w ilhdraw ing for v ariou s r easo ns. an d Jackson offi cials can-' t be cert ain o f i ts lon g term, . st ability . · "We ·have heard j ust rece ntly M arein a is lookin g both nor th and eas t,"Dr. R ichard son sa id. " lf they would leave rhe SEOAL that . cou ld leave Jac kson and Ga l lipolis stuck." · :. ; Both Jack so n and Loga n were rej ected for m em ebership in the ·. SCOL in !983 by league off icia ls. citin g poor fac ilties and travel. but Sun~ay Jones powers Reds ·In 13-6 rout of Pittsburgh Pirates PITTSBURGH I UP I ) -Tracy Jones wen t 4 for 5. includin g • TRAVEL FACTOR Although ever)' trip ro a SCOL school will requ ire an hour or more on the road. Jen k i ns says that Jackson is a lx'll er off overa ll in the SCOL. The • By U nited Press lntern alional P~utm 1.1~:.1 " It makC's II tou gh togrt int o<~ rhythm." said Hark . "' hut wllcn I Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . $2,500 Storewide In Celebration Of Galipolis Location Grand Opening. Both Locations JUST ARRIVED!! 1985 FORD CONftRSION ~AN Country C~ssic Cooversion loaded wilh equipment tncluding 302 V-8, auto. 0/0 I tans.. powet wrrrclcr~s. powrr locks. tilt. cruise. AM·FM cassette. rea r air cood. &heal full Conve rsion Package~ ~ just 26.000 locall y owned mrles' New Astra Trade-ln. . �, Page- C-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Po~roy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. Smith leads seniors golf tournament Scoreboard ... Majors '-".\ T I0,, \1 , J.i-:.\111 fo: H ~ I nilt-d l'n .... l nl••rn;j.l l•1na.l i'iltrl Hir•j(<o '! I ,., .w !I ~'! ~ ~~ !I !.1 ,.. l.i ,; ' l!u g~~; .. . ·~ J !li ·:r ..i~ :l ~I ~.! ..i I I ·~j •!:1 . ~oiiU T:orl l•ll . 1\1 I'! I ;'i ii ~ I l!t . :Ill "'' '''"'t, fi l II lllfl :!II .1:1 , J11 ..,t.,h·n "",., I , II . 1.i:l ·I' ,j;l,j ;, . 1>: 1 ~ ~ 7~ 'IIi lh•lruit ·~ I ~ l l v.· :u1 ko · ·~ · ! '!I '! I '!ti u; '" :1"! .tl.l I II . 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Solve Pee wee results GALLI POLIS - Vin ton. Hanna n Tt·ace and Green won gam es Thursday nigh! i n Galli a Count y Pee-Wee "B" action . · Vint on won il s second st raig ht gamr in a well-pl ayed co nt est aga inst Add av ille by an ll-R mar gin. Hann an Tr ace did a 14-11 whi'lewas hing of Ri o Gra nde. Green ga ther ed it s t hir d consecu1ive win ih anot her well-pl a.l'ed gam e with Bidwell. preva iling 18-11. Lcagur ar t ion w ill coni inue Monday. June 1, w ith Ad dav illr play ing at Green. B idwell at Rio Grande and Hann an Trace al VInt on. All ga m es wil l sta rt at 6 p. m . /0 · OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE , • ~II your pool problems easily : and .economically with... · CPC CONCENTRATED POOL CHEMICALS (90% ~HLORINE) YOUR LOCAL SWIMWEAR AND CPC DEALER IS: mtna ••aliaal llna»fDII• lma. 565 Jackson Pike Hillcrest Plaza Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 446 -2206 VISA Ma WEVEADDED ONE MORE ,_fHING 1D OUR COMPLETE DECK STAIN. SAVINGS. Complete Olympic•protection is now on sale. 1'21. 1! I - ~ LOG HOME - Bea uty•Strength•Economy - Heat Efficiencv•Rust ie Ch ar m - Aft ordobilily 3 bdrm . log kit as low as $6608 '' M odel Home shown by appoi ntment" Tlw Lou Honw Connt•rlion 150 Com" C•m•teoy Rd. Oak Hill . Oh io (5656 {6141 682 -6417 Miles West ol Oak Hill OH St. Rt. s llilts South"' . , ..... "" Rt. 2 •' ' '~ 675-5322 May 31, 1987 ' ,NE • ,,. ' GALLIPOLIS- Fifteen coordinators from DEC A 's District 11 met this month in Gallipolis to elect officer s for the 1987-88 school year. Hillary Abell. fr om Jac kso n, was el ected as the districl chairperson and Jac k Richar ds, fr om Buckeye Hills, wa s el ect ed co- .chairper son . Jan Rad abaugh was nomin ated to r un for the DECA Exec utive Council at the Fall Delegates Confer ence in October . Ohi o DECA is composed o! 22 dist r icts and has more than 1.000 ~embers. Dist r ict 11, in southeas tern Ohio, is composed of 17 ht gh schools and has a total mem bership of more than 300. The DECA coordi nators are responsi ble fo r r el ated classroom Instr uction. on-thc·job training. and stale and national delegates conferences and com petitive eve nt s. CALLIPOLJ S- Th e Board of Governors of the Associa tion of Ment al Hea llh Admlnistralors (AMHAI has confi r med the el ection of Mal col m Orebaugh. of Gal lipolis. as Reg ion IV governor, accord in g to Lau r ie Poul, AMHA exec utive dir ect or . Hi s term of office runs through 1989. Respo nsible for t he states of Illinois. Indiana. Ohio, Wi sconsin and the Ca nadia n province of M anitoba. Orebaugh is currently associal e direcoor of operations at Woodl and Center s. Inc·.. in Gallipolis. A for mer depu ty governor for A MH A 's Region TV and past president of the Ohio chapt er , he is al so a member of the Ohi o Council of Co mmunit y Ment al Hea lth Ct'nt er s. and the State Associations' StPering Commit tet' of the Nat iona l Council of Commun ity Ment al Health Cent er s. ·Orebaugh holds bac helor 's and m aster 's degrees in ed ucation fr om Ohio Univ er sit y and Is a tr usteeo fRio Grand e College. Ht' has been an AMHA member sin ce 1976 and was cer tified as a mental health adm inistra tor in 1983. F rom 1972 to 19i5 he ser ved as an administrative speci alist for lhe Regional Pl annin g Authorlly i n Gal lla. Jackson and Meigs Count ies from Gallipolis. Ohio. Sin ce 1975, he hass been with the Gallia-Jackson-M rigs Community Heallh Ce nt~r. know n today as Woodland Cent ers. Inc. · The Associ at ion of Mental H eall h Administ r ators is a pro fess ional soc iety representing more than 1.100 adm inist t·ator s of or ganizations pr ov iding br hav iora l health and di sabil ily Summer 8chool slated at BHCC RI O GRANDE - All area high sc hool 'st ud enls wanling to earn extra cr edit as well as st ud ents havin g credit dt'ficim ci es will have an oppor tuni ty to al l end I he summer schoo l o!fercd at Buck eye Hill s Ca r ee r Ce nt er . Summer schoo l will be held June 1o. fr om 8 a. m . to noon. Monda y through F r iday . T hree- and six -werk sessio ns are a vai la blf'. Clas ses l or m aki ng up credit deficiencies will include Amer ica n Gover nmenl . American Histor y. E ngli sh 1. 2 and 3. Hea lth . Math 1 and 2. Physica l Ed ucat ion and Wor ld History . Classes for ex t ra credit .,.e Amer ican Gover nm ent , English 4. l nt rodu ct ion to Microcomputers. Ma th 2. and Speed Wrll in ~ & Per sonal Ty ping. A ll loca l and area high school stud ent s are In vit ed to parti cipate in su mmer sr hool. Prior to enrolling. sl udenis arc askrd to consult thrlt· participa ting high school guida nce cou nselor to det erm ine what credit s nred to be made up and or what new cour ses would be most beneficial for the student. In addil ion to the high sc hool classes. there w ill be c l as~C's offer ed for seventh- and eig ht h-grade studt'nls. T hese will be cl asses lor make-up oni)' in Eng lish. history. math and sc ience . If sufficie nt n<'ed rxl sts. tra nspor tation will be al'alla ble from lhr follow in g pick-up poin ts: Vint on Count y Hi g h ·School. Wellston High School•. Jackso n High School. Oak H ill High School. Gallia Academy. Ha nn an Tr ace Hig h School and Spri ng Valle)· Plaza. You may regist er in p~ r so n in t he St udent Sl'rvices Off ice al Buck ee Hill s Ca r eer Ccntrl' until J une 10. from 9 a. m . 10:1 p.m . Evening r egis! ra t ion will be availa bl e on .June 1 and .June 9, from 4 toR p.m . For mOrC' informa tion concer ning c l as ~ hours . tuit ion and regislra tion. co nt att tho Stu dent Sr r\'i C~s Offi c<' of the Gall ia-Jackson-Vinton .I VSD at P .O. Box Foi. Hio Gra nde. Oh io 4:ib74. or phonP t 614t 24o-!i.1.14. By ST!IN EV!INS Defer ri ng CA LLIPO LI S 1axrs. unllkr doc s not produce a permanent rrdu ction in lax l iability . The conrrpt of delcr· ral ena ble' 1·ou to grl a cur ren t reduction i n tax lia bilit y. bu t ultlm at taxes will have to be paid. Thro u ~ h the use of tax pl anning stra tegies usi ng deferral. yo u ca n lower taxable income during JX'ak earning years 1whl? n ~· ou arr In a h l~ h m argi nal i ncome tax brarkell and receive t ho income <'"ring later years l usuall)' at retirement I ~·he n you should be i n a Jowrr margin al income tax braeket. Olympice Deck Stain with our Scuff Guard'" forinula. Protection against scuffing, scraping, colorfadingand milaew. What could make it more complete? Agreat sale price. Olympic. We've been protecting the American Dream for over half a century. Deferral. as such. provides a pos tponem ent of t ax es that enables vou to have lnl erest -fr cc use of the fund s o1·er the deferra l period. When ti me v aluc of m oney principles arc applied. thP int crest -frl'<' use of !he fund s over t he deferral period beco mes even mor e Impor tant because vo u have m ore money working during t he deferral per iod to accumulate morr weallh . An exa mple of a de ferr al st rategy Is the co ntrlbu llon m ade to an Indiv idu al Retirement Accoun t. or IRA . The taxpayer gets a current deduction for the quail· f led co nt ri butions, and earnings rem ain untaxed until wit hdraw n. usually at reti rem ent. (Evan s is an Investment hroker with the Ohio Company.) GR!IND OPENING - The Go-Mart food stu n' nnd ,;asolinc station at 1875 Eastern Ave.. became the first Go-Mart stor e in Ohio when it officially oprned Friday at II a.m. Prese nt at lilt' ceremony w er e, from le!l to right , P aul Gaughan, general manager; City Man ager Dal e I man, culling rihhon; Ru,1· \Vehcr , ~ Carolina Lumber &Sqpplv Co. 675-1160 312 6th Stntt s~n ·Point Pleasant, WY. ....... ._.,_,,., la.m.-s '""' Sa1unlar a a.m.·l2 ,_, '• GALLfPOLIS - Does t h~ color of a house and the sty le of Its f ur nishings make a differ ence In lis value? II docs. according to the l at est ER A Na tional Real Estate Poll, which surveys the opinions of 400 rea l estat£' brokers across th e nation . " This spring the poll measured ' consumer attitudes toward co lor and the sty le of Int erior funi lshlngs as they affect home saiPs," said E.M . Wiseman, broker of ERA Wisem an Real Estate Agency. " While the poll showed tha t colors and Int er ior furnishings make an Impact on your first Impression of a home, !like Ia tell ,my customers to look beyond these superficial co nsldPra tlons. Yo u can pick up an excellent home at a l avor abl e pri ce If you're w ill ing to overloo k some of the cosmetic problem areas th at m ay be turnin g other prospects off." According t o the poll, green Is a big " tur n·off" for home buyer s, whereas whit e and simil ar neutr al co lors were more fa vored. Contemporary furni shings wer e seen to make a house mor e difficult to sell. according to 20 percenl of brokers polled, but . tr aditiona l furniShin gs w er e considered to be more desirable and more appealing t o more buyers than was true for those who pref e r c ont e mpo r ar y furnishings. e.ecuth•t• to th e president ; Jeff Smith, representing the ( :ommunit y lmprov(•m cnt Cor11oration and Ohio Valley Bankj Wcndt•ll 8 . 'l'hom ••• , rt' l'rt'S<' ntln g Ohio Vall ey llank; and at fat c, right , Gh•nn Lon~ . rnn r kcl inJ.:" dirccltw. Brown's Market: A family-oriented business ~~~~~~~"-~J.~,...~·'~·;·~::~~~~ Times-Sentinel Staff By LEE ANN WELCH GALLIPOLI S - Many families go int o a bu sin ess and stay for m any years. bu l whrre and when do those " dy nast ies " begi n'! One may have start ed on SR 160 j ust past th e ra ilroa d tracks in Gal,lipolis- B rown's M arket. A !amily-operatr d busin ess. they prov ide t he co nvenience of a grocery and v ideo store. an ice cr eam shop and a gar den center -all at one stop. Joe Br own bega n the m arket In November 198:i, and he, his wife Vlna. and children Edle and Joey for m tho cor e of the opera tion. Before th at. he wa s with U-Haul for 22 yea r s and his wile was a nu rse. H is daught er we nt Ia ar t sc hool and his son was a " miner. " I wan ted to go int o a bu sine5' and liked the ar ea and people." Br own sai d . All hough the Brow ns live in Buffal o. W.Va .. his gr andparent s were M r. and Mr s. Fra nk Ya tes of Whi le Oak Roa d In Gallla Count y. The bi ggl'S t part of th e ex pan· sion of Brown ' s M ark et has been the Ga rden Crnl cr . In it. he car ries pla nts. shr ubs and pot tery. along w ith tool s for gar den · ing ta sks. Behind the cen ter is a large grPenhousc. where lh<' DISCUSSING EXPANSION - Taking note of .roe Brown's reason for l oc allng hi~ r011rket :ond garden . ce nl!!r in Galli a Count y, Is Mk hat•l Harford , dir etlor of th e to mmunity Improvement Corpo ration. Brown, ri ght , i~ from Bulfalu , plan ts arf' watered :1 nd kl'pt ou t oft hl' weal hr r. Pleasant Valley has new chief of pathology L~r r~rbo na ra ~ r r·, · rd on sev PO INT PLE,\SANT - Pl ea· sant Vnll r >· Ho spit al Is !he new era l m edical sta f fs. Including Holy' Cross Hospit al in Mi ss ion hom~ of D r. FrederiC' E . LaCa r · bonara as chi ef of pathol ogy. Hills. Calif.. anel DoPoo Hos plt:ol. according l o Gco trre)· M . Polrn . In K<'V Wrs l , Fla . Hr Is Board direttor of public r elat ions at crrlifird and li<'Pnsr·d In ( 'a l lfor· nia. 1°1orida . Mai ne and West Pleasant Valley Hospita l. L a Carbonara rrceiv t' d hi s B.S. Virgin ia. and is a mrmbrr of the degr ee· from Boston Co ll ege and i\m prica n SociPtv of Clin ical sorl'ed an t' Xte r nship at the Patholo!! ists. tho·· Cnllrgr of Mal lory I nst itut~ or Po l hology In Amrrimn Patholog)' and lh(' Boston. Hl' earned his M .D. from Amf'rlcan Medk al A.-.soc litlion. " I cnjo.v l hr •vork I do. " he the Univer sit y of Ro me's Schoo l !-iLJ id. " I am constantly ru nn! n.R ol Medi cine. He also had a rotali ng lnlernshi p at ! hat unl· into som ething nl' W. Evrry <'asc Is individual and no tw o p('(l plr vers lty' s Po lycl inic. ha ve the ~ a m e r eaction. (1 Vf'n If He complet ed his res idency at thrv ha ve the sam<' dlsoasc. It is Worchrst er Memori al H os pit al. vr r'y inl cri'sti ng to mr: l ;~ m Worchcstor. M ass .. and com · . const ant i)' learning . :ond I enjoy pl t'l ed a fellow ship with the Unlverslly of Southern Call!ornl - I hal. " HC' I iV<'S wit h hb ll'i tr, A I ba , hIs a1Los Angeles Count y Medi ca l Ce nter . He also served a year at daugh ters Gail. i. an d Chri sll nr , Norr is Ca ncer H ospita l and four :J. Th ry have l ived in Point Plt' asa nl sin cr Mt1rch. months at Wo men' s Hosplt;,l. W.V:o ., hut hct:arn r !ll:illllttntl'lt With tnc Galllu (~mmty nrc u over :J5 years ugo when he would vbdt his gr:mdp:ort•nt on While Oak Road . (1'-S photo hy Lt'C !I nn Welc h) Acco rdln~ tu Communi! )' lm provr·ment Co rporal Jon di rector Mlchacll1 arfo rd. IJ u si n cs~es llkr )3rown 's market may hol d th e key to ~row th In Gallla Count y. "Local economic expansio n Is tho krv to ar ea grow t h," ll arrord said . ~ dtlin~ Rro wn Is onr of ovN 20 new husl nf'sscs to join I he C'h ;ombrr of r ommercf' I hi s yrar . Thr mark et also ol fcrs so li drink s fmm tht' Pop Bar n. tlll d ~a so !h1r . Ho u r ~ of opera lion arc ~: :lO a .m . to 11::10 p.m .. srvr n da ys a week . Tra(•y Riffle joins Cleland Reality POMEROY - rJeloncl Rl' ail y, In c .. f' omrro.v . Is a nnou nc l n~t an addit ion to It s sl:tff. T racy L . ·HI ffl r. Hn cl nr . Ms. IW fll' lw s co mpleted her HPal E slatl' Prlnrlp lc and Pra c· tlrr' and H ~a l E: .s tatt• Law at Ohi o Universi ty this pasl qu ar · tr r , and also;ll te ndr d lhrJo hn G . Honcl ros Academ y of Rea l Es tate S<·hoo l In Co lumbu s, In April and May . Slw Is a 1\IR:\ gr adual~ of South ern High S ' hoo l and m o· dr lccl for th o MOdf'll ng anrl Cas t ing Ag<•ncy of Plll sburg h,' Pa . l or lwo years. She• has IJcrn a!!ll lall' d wl l h Cleland Rea lty as a S('('rct ary fn r I hr past 21 month, . Ms. Hlffl r Is avallahiP l or ap poin tm ent s at !1'12-225!1, ofllcr da y tim e, and !i'f9.:101l!l, rV<•nln gs . TRACY RIFFLE ,I Color of house, style important SAVE UP TO $8o.oo WHEN YOU BUY A SET OF 4! Ohio Valley Tire Is Having A ' Trade-In Sale OHIO VALLEY TIRE OunD Section DECA meeting held Tax. defernttents not .a pennanent reduction TRADE-IN SALE· And Your Old Tires Are Worth $20. 00 Each Toward The Purchase Of B.F. Goodrich GT4 All Season Radial Tires ... So If Your In The Market For Tires And Want To Save Money, Come See Us At Ohio Valley Tire: HURRY- SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1987 junbau.., 'mim.es ~ ~cntin.cl briefs---. Money Ideas CINC INNATI 1UP I 1 - Assis tani Cinrl npati General Manager Mlk r Brow n said thr Bl'ngals hav e s l g n ~d d~fe n siv r end Skip McCil'ndon. a 6-foot·6. 270·pou nd thir d-roun d draft choice fr om Al'tzona State. JIM BARNA ....;.---~usiness se-rvices. end Build Your Ort'am Housl' Thi s Yl'ar Business AMHA Region IV governor elected COMPLETE LINE OF POOL SUPPLIES NOW STOCKED loi · I J. lll h - l. n~ \n ~: o · l • ... . SLi.\ l'! t. l : uo •r • ro•,-.• 1I l l. '\ 14 \ 'r k 11 H1 ''I I ltl!l - ;, !Ill Ul ~: 114111 1:111 111111 - I IIIII llnr lln g. ln11i.. t .iJ . l.o ·a• h 11i1 , .\ !\• ·•·• I~ 1. .\1 dl<111 o•II J~ 1 :tn t!C ':Irl o• r: llr111 o ·~ · l. \ . 11.111-. l .'ol. l.o • f lo· rl ~ 1< 1. .\l d "ulfo-t·., ~~· ,, l t~t-.•;1~1 ' {!I t :111 ~ .-;;ml i!ll:"• •· \\ - l.o·a• I• t: l·llo. 1.- J.o. flo•rl .. 111- '!t . II H•- So · ~ \ ur k. ~lr :i \4 hrrr.1 1I i t. f a rt• ·•· Li t. "i:mt nn:1 1'! 1. " " '"'HIIHk'' 1."i 1: ." ian Hl• ·~ n . Mr11t. {:\1. "The greens were a l illl ejmore damp than la st )'Car and t h,e ball held well." he said.· " 1 think sub-par is defi nit e!\' a mu 1 out her e. ,· ' · ·······~···································· r · l . ~ ltull l tl 'a n ha.ve~.wholello.ckof 68s. Zem bris k i were two shots of! t he pace after shoot ing 69s over the 1 par-72, 6,700- yard Tournament Pl ayers Club at Pl um Creek . Smith, a 53-year ·old former aut o r epairman who never played on the PGA T our. was 8under throu gh 15 holes but took a doubl t:- bog!'y on 16 ·after hitting his tee shot in the water . and three- putt ed at 17 for anot her bogey to slip back to 5· under. " lt was not a very good !lnish. but t16 , 17 and 181 ar e threeof the loughest holes ar ound ," Smit h said. Smit h. who shot an 81 du r i ng a pro-am Wednesday . said he lhoughl about play ing il safe when he came lo the p ar- 5 16th hole with a four-shot lead. "J had told m yself I was going to hit Iron off the tee and play for five. bul when I got !her r I j ust couldn't do it. " Smith sa id. " I'm an aggress ive pl ayer . " B rodie. who sta rr ed with the Sa n F rancisco 49er s and l atrr beca m e a bi'Oadcasler. is shoot ing for his fir st virton' sin ce joining tho Senior s Tour.i n 1981. He had six bi r dies and two bogeys in hi s round of 6~ hul says ."i i'II UI ~o· th'r 1~1 111 111 l' ani., h: "• •lol• urotl Bc•ng-al~ ~ib'Tl : •. n. and l. n •t\11 bf'l l ('(l 1~1 . he is not th ink ing abou t . th e 1 h · Drspit e a 42-minu te ig tnmg po.~s ibilit ;v of gett ing hi s first win. delay ea rl y In t h~ afternoon. '1 don t rol. ~te ~o o~o day as . co nd itions on the course wrre 1 an) thmg otheo than 1 ct . hke ~ o excellent. Brod ie said. und J . Stanley wit h doubles and .J.P. Da vis who had two singles . In Ohi o \ ';i1lr.1· Li ll i• • l.!';t~U i' ac tion Thu rs dd~ , Ma .\ · 2X. ;\d a l'll iC' dr l r at i'CI Bidll'o' il 111. 10-i: Hun nn11 Tr : u~ r ccu I scn rf'cl <•ht'S in· 12H: Hidll'l'il t i l ;,hut ouo iOn On M ond:o.1·. Ra., , By TERRY BOTE CAST LE RO · . . CK , Colo. I UP II Ben Smi t h fir ed a 5-un<)er- par6i Friday to grab a on.:- stroke lead 1hc ca usr wwCrC' Eric Wag nr r 0\/1. ,.;c•ort•s rt•pnrtt•tl < :r;lll d(• l• ll~ In recent Ponv League art ion 1he Po mcr O)' Roy al s wrrc shad<'d by Hut land by a 6-:, scar <'. Tcrrr.v MrG uir r pi ckrd up th r win helping hsi own causo b)' ba ngi ng a home run and single. while tea m mal es Sahwn La m · brrt an b Shaw n Lipscom b each added a basr hit. McQuir e went the di stas nce ~il· t n g six hit s. f ive wa lks and striki ng oul 14. Wes Young was charrged with lhc loss work ing fi l'r innings w hil e allowing three hi ts. seven base on ba lls and str iki ng out oine. Ja son Wr ighl str uck out two. Young blasted two homr run s. Ra ndy Moor e had two dou bl es and Eric Heck picked up a si nglr and tr iple lor thr losrrs. Five rrrors b)' the Roy als acco un ted for fi ve unr arnrd runs. Po m eroy I upped Its rrcord to a pe rfect :i-11 w it h a 10-!1win over Strocusr in Li ttle l.ragur pia:> . ,l im P ullin s p ick ed up hi s thi rd wi n of thr season givi ng up th ree hits whilr fanning four. Pull ins also had a h eav~· bat ri pping a double and two singl es. Hel ping Couch to play basketball in Europe with all-~tars in July POM EROY - .lrnni rrr Couch. honorabll' men! ion ,\ II·Ohi o. has brt•n sf'l f'{'1Pd CIS a mf'ml:wr of an All ·Star ba ske tbal l tram of thr lnt r r nutionul Spo r ts l<xc ha ngl' to plil)' In the Ba skl'lball Ft•det·a· l ion of H u n gm·~' mN' I with tf'n E:1stern B Jork J·: uropcan Na t Ions In .Jul v. Thr JSF: namt•d Co;l('h Vin son Tah lor of Dily ton .Jerft•rson HIJ:r h Schoo l to sriN'I till' gi rb ' team. c~rul Coueh \\" il ~ na nwd to t hr tr am upon his rrrommr ncbt ion. 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IIi g ·~ ra :us ;)fl • m , u r:;n u .) .i • 3'!1 \ In nil~' , \1l " l , l 'fl l.lm fl 'ptj, l'lu nfl { !I ) and Sli'lnhal'lt: K,.'-niU...,.1il, Stt lrlt•)' 1 ~1. 811f'di (i ) an d ( 't•runt•. y,·_. \"111111~ o;. ~li . l .- fta,. nltl!<o!ot·n Ill 17!1 ;11 611 •:Ul II I;:; :at lll . !t il ll r nndl , \:Y , ll:t l l lll'r. Jlu f:a..r :0..1 ,. l ,uul>. I hit ' lilt!! )J.,m n •.tl :\1·~ \ 'uri. J•iu .. t ~r~e h l"hll:o lll:i l !ll i\:I . !U-1 • l;trk. SH. i : lly11n. Sll l'udll11 ,SI I. May 31. 1987 Ill BEFORE PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - The Board of Realtor s of Galll a County want to r ecognize all owner~~ who have and are making substantial Improvements to residential properti es. Their elforts In this regard are very Important to the area. U changes th e face of the community, but more Importantly, Jets nelghbo!'H and the r e•t of the world know they are sold on Gallla County. The f eatured property this month Is located at 648Thlrd Avenue, Gallipolis, and clearly demonAirates bow an owner's contribution can Incr ease AFTE R the va lu e ol his p rop~ rty and com munity. Jlf! rman and Gl!orgl a M assie, Lower River R<l ad, pur chased the K7 year old hom e In 1986 f r om Mrs. Gilbert 81! ard . The Ma.sles comptetcly r enovat ed th e Interior Including r emod eling ol kit chen and hath. Ne w windows and vinyl siding wer e I nstalled, as well as "'~torallon of.th e front porch. The r esulliMa charming small er hom e that Is an assctto the neighborhood. Commendations to the Massies!! �~htlav 31. 1987 I 11, Farm . . > Page-D-2 May 31, 1987 Meigs County agent 's corner May, June is season for strawberries By John C. Rice Co unty Extension Agent Agriculture POMEROY - Strawbern~s ­ . .Ti s the season for strawberries and there are sever al growers In M ei gs Count y who have " Pick Your Own" or bernes already picked for sa le. Milk Pnces .Th e strong milk pnces result ing from the whole herd buyout progra m have eva pora ted and more decl mes are ex pected, accord in g to an Ohio Sta te Univers i ty agricultural eco nom1st. Ohio milk production Is down 3.3 percen t. T he whole herd buyo ut reduced milk supplies and brought dem and mor e In line However chea p feed makes It eas ier for farmers to keep producing more milk And the demand for milk Is st ill ther e. Although the government is buyin g somr milk. processed dairy products continue thei r popul arit y w1th the consum er. Hog Pn ces .. Ohi o hog pr ices lgnore!lthc no r mal spr ing slump and jumped nearly $3 50 in April Ohio State Uni ver si ty agncullu ral economi sts say an unex pec t ed drop In sl a ug ht er numbl•rs may have ca used the Increase. Normally _ hog prt ces are lower from early Ma rc h through late April and steadily Increase to mid -s umm er as slaughter slacks off Slaugh ter shou ld pick up again by late Ma y If the Marc h Invent ory of 60 to 179-pound pigs was correct This normally will drop purchase pn ces Powerpost Beetle May Be Snacking on Your Wood en Deck .. Those pellet -s ized holes In your wooden deck m ay not have come from a BB gun . So check th i ngs closely before vo u ca ll the neighbor kid 's mother. William F . Lyon. Extension entomologist at OhiO State Vn1 vcrsit y. says the powderdu st beetle. or lyctl dac. is one Insect that en1 oys chewing o_n drted and cured lumber particularly 111 May and June. Large-pored hard woods, such as oak. ash. hickory and mahoga ny. ar e their mai n course And while old ba r ns are a favorite lun ch spot for the beetle ~n ew homes. antiqu es. tool handles. wooden basket s and wooden deck s are also fair gam e M ost powderpost beetle lnfes· t at ions are m the wood or " ood product before you bu y 11 lt' s Im portant to mspcct wood care fully before you bnng it home from the lumberyard The same is true of wood th at you salvage from an old buildin g It is ac tu ally the lar vae of thc insect that cause t he problem . As they bur r o" deeper mto th e wood, fl ou r - or talc-li ke dust fa ll s from the holes. Bru sh th e du st off the surface and wa1t 24 hours to see 1f more appears when tryi ng to decide if yo u have a powder post beet le pro blem , The hun gry l a rv a<· ar Csh,lpf'd , yellowish-white with a brown head and have three pa1rs 1 of spme-l ike legs. The mature adult leaves the hole and Wi ll lay eggs on or in wood pores It is less than one-q uarter Inch long, flat and slend er w1th rrodl sh-brown or bla ck color and li ves3 mon ths to onr year As usual an ou nce of preventiOn Is worth at least a pound of cure Inspecting wood before you ' use 11 is th e eas iest way to avoid ' beetle problem s If th e bugs do ge t 11110 yo ur wood, 11 can be super -cooled or heated to kill the Infes tat ion Th ere are several chem ica ls that ran be used by li cens ed pest co ntrol speci alists , , •• ' ' .I Pomeroy-Middlepott Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' Stock market gains few during Short By ALAN KRAUSS UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UP I ) - The stock m arket spent a shon en!'d WIX'k consolidat mg gains scorro ju st before and after the Memonal Da y holiday, with th~ee subsC>quent sess10ns marked principally by unmspired, directionless trading. The Dow Jones industri al average ga mro 48.27 po1nts for the week to clo se at 2291 57 The m arket came bac k wllh a roar aftPr the M onday holiday, rocket ing 55 point s Tuesday m 1ts th1rd b1gges t point gain ever It bega n digestin g the ga ms Wednesday, closmg mix ed The Dow '" 'erage resumed 1t s rise Thursday. stag mg a 20 point comeback in the l ast half- hour of an ot herwise lackluster sess1on to close w1th a modest ga m but gave 11 back on Fr iday when profit taking knockro it down nea rly 20 pomts Ga mers out numbered losers 1,361-551 among t11e 2, 145 i ss u~s changmg hands Broad m arket indexes ga med Standard & Poor's 500-stock 1ndex rose 7 94 to 290.10 and th e New Yor k Stock Exchange composu e md ex ga med 4 41t o 163.48 Traders and ana lysts suggest ro color less tradmg was to be expected, given the mar ket's nse overt he days JUSt be fore and aft er the holiday "rckend . "The market spent the wee k consolidal ing Tuescta1 ' s ga ms. and it has gil·en a rea lly . aftrr ar n v in g because of it s ·' Di sne y l a nd m a n ageme nt St\-Jl' . " II ~ DEMONSTRATION - Shl!cp sheering was dPrnonstrated and ex plalnl!d hy Mt·I~'S County Extension Agent, .John Rke. agrlcullure, to students at the Salisbury Elementary School. Rice explained I ht• pro c••sses of sht't!p shearing and told of products that result. Twin lamhs Wl' rt' also on exhibit. Mr. and Mrs. Itoger Leifheit provided IIU' shcPp for tht• ed ucational featu re . ' 'I WOOSTE R , Ohi o 1UP I I Pcop lp co nsidcr•ng r ais111g ra b bits for supp leme nt al income or as an aJtp rn atlve agn cultu ra l rn I C' rpi ise should aIt r nd the Ohi o Rabbil School Sa tu"Ja y .. Jun c27. Ph ilip A Rcnn Pr. coo rdinat or of t he eve nt and a m embe1 of Ohi o Stal e Unh ersl t)- ·s poultn science dPpal'lmcnt . says the rahbll school di lheOhioAgncu tt u1 a ll{eseurc h and DPve lopment Ccntr•r In Wooster. 1s designed for ba rkl-ard hobb)' ists. co mmercial b1 ceders and sho" fa nrrc•1" Farm Fla~.,hes Fire blight number one problem BY Edward M. Vollhorn County Extension Agent Agriculture GALL! POLlS- Fire bli ght In apple and pear tre es still n ' main~ the number one p roblem for, hom e orc hardist In Gall Ia Cou nty . Thc disease Is so named because lnfectrd leavcss uddcn lv turn brown , appea r ing as though they had been sco rched by f1rc. Tht' dlseast' en ter s the plant through the bl ossoms Heavy ral nf<ill dur1ng bloo m ofren leads to morr bll ght ba ct!'rl)l gettin g In to th•• plant. Homeowner s ma,v c h aos~ to ru t out Infected twl ~ts. Be surr to d iS in f~ct too ls bl'twN'n rut s tn II mil sp(ead of Jnfrc tatl on Us!' an lnsi"Cticldc to limit sprrad of lnft>ct atl on b)' Insec t s Hn ~wners ma y choosr• to a p~ l)• S(rcptom,v cl n two or mor r t im ~ four 10 six d uy tntPrval s !1om early bloo m th roug h pc tal fal l We have had numerous ca ll s on this problem In thc pa st two weeks SomP havr reported t hat at stillthe havi ng fin•vblight rthey vr n an• though Strcptom, c ln is bri ng usccl . Dr. Mike El lis. Plant Pathologist fr om thf' Woos t' '' Rl'scarr h Stut ion . savs that tht• t imin g of Streptomyci n spra .v ts vrr~· i mportant. Rloo m m:ll' last fn1 two wt'l'k"''hill'lhe f f~c tl vrness of Strr•p tom)'Ci n m ay last :l 01 4 d,IVS , Hc• also adm i ts that"''' m.ty b~ <·nCO iailrl i ng a resl, tunt ,tn11n of fir~ tJII ght Fa ct shcrt .10Q2 <ll scus'cs fll'l' bli ght and m q) br obt.linrct flct• by ca llin g t he c;,,lli,, Count1· Extension Of(J c<· ut -J~G- 7007 . ~l'VCial people have had lhC opportun ilv to U'l' .. portable SPI'<II'el m.1dr ,1\'cillabtr th, ·ough Mr . John Underwoo<l . DIStri ct Extension Agronom ist. Th e loca l So il and Water Dlsl rictlla s madp all the arran ~ ements to'sc hedul c the sprayer for usc In control of multi -fl ora rose. T he sprayer is sc hedul ed th ro ugh June o. If you wa nt to usc the spra yer. pl casc call the SWCD Office !446-86871 . I f there Is enough Interes t, we wi ll try to secure the sprayer for c~n ad di tional wee k There Is no re nt al charge. Per sons usin g the spraye r arc .1skr d Io retur n it in as good as sh,,pe as they found it Wct•dco nt ro linnon-croparras get a lot of alt ent iOn this time of y(•ar . W~~d ron t1ol ar ou nd build lngs. und t•r fences. and In drivewavs ca n co nsume a Jot of tlm c If mec hani ca l measures arr usctl alone. Hrrbicldr usrd to control veget ation unrl pr~ve nt1·egrow th for thr srason Is oft cn necessary A prs tlrldr eombmatwn. one to kill exis ting vcgcta t ion. plus another to prrvrn t regrowt h often prov ide the most cffccl tvc control. Some of the favori te l'Ombln alion s Include : I 1 Hyva r plu Karm Gramoxonc !pasraquat \ cx plu: s 21 p, inecp. or 31 Roundu p plus Prln cep. Appll ca· lion rate< depend on weed sprclrs. so il tvpc. etc. Spra ying is most r f frc tt vrwhcn pla nt s arc vo un g Atwuvs rc:1d and follow label direc tion. I n fcncellne sl· IU!IIIOns . noll• precau tions for ll v~s t oc k gra, tng Th<' Muv 2h Ohio Crop Report est imat ed t hat 98', of t h ~ Ohio corn crop ha s been pldniNI and 78'1 of theOhlosoybeancropwa• plantro . Thi s compared to thr mos t recent fi ve yea r average planted Oil lh.l t dHI C Of 80'~ for corn and 52''1 for soybeans. Probl em• f rom both cu-tw orms Official tells how 'to ·grow vegetables in any container ('(1Ll; ~IJ ; l'S . Ohio 1V Pl t Ci'0\1 ln g vrgt'l abl l'< m ro ntuin rrs ran produce bount1· !01 the tuolc in a mi11imu m amount oG spnce. turnln~ a pa11o. dcck . porch. b:llcon)· or 01'' " a" In dow box int o a garden . James Utzinger. Ex tcnsion horticulturist at Ohio Sta rr U nl · vcrsity sa)·s 1t ' s possible to grow . vrget abies in almost an y container large cnough and strong pnqugh to hold the plant and soli n~ed to support vigorou s gr&wth. The list Includes plas tic dish pa ns. buckets, r lay or pla stic flower pots. wooden box es. hang'"!1 basket s. strawberry jars. Jra lnage tile and trash ca ns. The coiitalner must be heavy enough nor to tip ovN 111 the wind or If bumped by j)('Ople or pets. It I IIlllS I 1 also have drainage holes to \'mm·e excess water. II or: much sun your cont ain er gm den get s inOuen ccs what yo u can g1·ow . Utzinger sa) s. Cucum bc l s. eggp lant. peppers. tomat oes. wcchlnl and other summer squa sh nl.'ed full sunlight to produ ce a crop. Bl>ets. cabbagP. ch ives, carrots, leaf lrttuce. knlr, parsley, Sw iss cha rd . gre< ·n onions . radlsll and turnip will grow and produ ~e In so mt· shade. Read seed packet and plant labe ls care full)' to select . short and compact variet ies thai require lltt le growing space. Try such cu ltivars as Tiny Tim Tomato, Morden Midget Eggpl ant. Bus~ Champion Cu· cumber, and Park 's Pot Pepper. and slu gs were re ported Acordi ng- to U S. D.A. figures. the April. 1987 ind ex Jpvel tbasc yPar 1977-1001 . Changes from a year ea rlier wa s a clear cut lives toc k sector up and cr ops sec tor dow n The hog-corn rat io stood at ,, hralthy 32 n. almost double the $ 17 rat io of a vea r ear i1N The m il k-fred ra tHin at 1 fio 1m proved from last Apn ls' 1.42. The April mdrx of pr ici's pa"l bv farmers for input was lli2' ; of Its 19i7 avl'rage. Agrlcut tu r at chemica ls was the on ly in put1ndcx show1 ng a decl ine. · Tobacco lra nsplant l ng was in fu l l swing this week . A nrw bull etin "Tobacco 1n Kcntuck v" . ID -7:!. wa s prrpa1cd by the staff of I he Univcrsltv of K entuckv 11 has seve n chapicrs that address the 1·a ri ous pha ses of produc tion and ma1 kPting . An rxcrl len t parag-r;1 ph on each herbicide is one of the top ics Thcsc bull etin s wcre gi1cn ou t at th e sprin g t o bc~ ceo meet i ng a t Hann an Trace If you missed gell mg a free ropv . stop by th ~ Extensio n tf._ ~)>J. -BU MYSTERY FARM - This week ' s mystery farm , featun•d hy the Gatlia Soil and Walt•r Conservation District, is Iocatt•d somew her e in Gatlia County. Individuals wishing to participal!• in the w••ekly contc•t may do so hy guessing the farm 's ow rwr ,Jusl mail, or drop off your gul's!'i to the the Daily Sent inel , Ill Court St .. Porn<•roy. Ohio, 45769 or the Gallipolis Trihun<•, X25 Third i\w., Gallipolis, Ohio, 456:11, and you may "in a$5 cas h prize from the Ohio Valley Puhlishing Co . . ,' . Lcaw your name. address and telep hont• number wit h your card or letter. No telephone cal ls will he ac•·ept cd . All contest cnlricsshould be turned in to , lilt• nt•wspaper office by~ p.m. each Wednesday. In ca.sc of a lit•, th<· winner will be chosen by lottery. N1•xt w1•ck. a Meigs Cou~ty farm willbt• h•atured h) t h1• il'h· i~s Suit and Water Conservation Distri!'l . Savmgs Ra nk and co-owner w1th Shepard Br oa d of America n Sav mgs & Loan Cooper. 4.l. worked fo r AS LA h om Ma1eh 19R4 until February JqR!i "I dec1ded to lea ve American sh01 tl\· a ft e1 I arnvf'd bC'ca usc ol I he Disncv land managem c·nt Slvle of ASLA ... Cooper sa id Home State Sav mgs wc~s il y mves tcd in ESM Government Securities when the F lorida corpora tion collaps!'d in March l9R:l. ES M 's fai lure tngger!'d an Ohio the clo smg of 71\ other statecharlered sav mgs and loans until they obt ain ed federal in~uranc c. Th ~ fede1 a! charg~s agam st W~:~rnrr stem from his mvolvr ment with ESM _ A men can Sav mgs ent cred 11110 two $Ci00 million repurc h as~ agreement tr ansactions with ESM in Mav and June 1984. shortly after. Cooper came on board as pres ident and ch ief exer ut ivr offirt?r Aft er in<es tlg ati ng ESM 's tra nsactions. yooper sa 1d hc cx pressed concerns to the board of director s at 1ts June l q84 ml'<'t mg and aga in at a September board meet 1ng Hi s concerns grew w hen he learned from oul sidt•l h<' assoc ialion that AS LA had put at risk $100. I million with ESM 1n t he form or an un securrdloa n Wh l•n he asked Warner. "host' personal policy is 1101 10 give unsecu r ed loans. "how could hr ag1rr to do a $100 m1llion hf'a\·· unsecured loan to ESM when hc wouldn 't lend anyone else that sa me amount ," Coop,er sa id Warne1 10ld him he was " im pugning the Jnt egrlt 1 of Ronn ie E"ton. " a top official s m ESM . Cooper told Warnt>r he mu st "unwind" the transact iOn and return ASLA's securities. He sa id Wa r ner told him on several occas ions that Ew ton was a " very so phisticat ed !man cia! man and had been his most succcs ful pa r tner ." Ewton. now a member of ASLA's four -person execu t iv e committee. also wa s responsible f o r American' s tinan c1al invrstments. ESM's transaction s "did 1101 make sense," Cooper sa id " I could not unders tand h o~<· mteres t rates on T r casur) secur ities v.ould exceed 1b~ :, pPr· cent I I hi' cos t of r epo bon ow in g... Cooper said. Warner sa1d he had done this on sev£->ra l other occasions and that it was " th e best wa1· lom ak c· money, other th an th E' t raditional ways" an S&L makes money Cooper added From his financ ial PXpC'I'if'nC'r Cooper sm d h ~ knew " the U S government ha s th e brst credit and I he ]owes I nttc giv r n, · · which sets th e sta nd ard from whi ch other Int erest r at es arc determm cd Ewt o n prpsent cd 11H' !J ansa ! 1ion 10 t hr board HS r rt iSf' soy b0a ns. ro rn a nd pea nut s St atistics show blacks com prise only about I per cent of thc fa r m er s m the United Sta tes Som e cxpc1 ts predict lhc bla ck far mer will be Vir tu ally extinct by t he year 2.000 l n his offi ce in near by Sv lves tcr , FmHA Wmlh Cou n.tv Superv iso r Amos Morrow, a bl ack, denied 1·aci al discrimin ation by the agency. He acknowledged guidelines from Wa shington for loans arf' st riel f' r now 'Now t hey tell us to use a fellow's production history and not to be overly optimistic, " he d1sdosr s tock acq u1silions. sm sa id mC'm be1s of iJ busi nrss commun· Current hard tim es afflict whi te far mers as well as black ones. Morrow point ed ou t The relief effor t on Richey's behalf prom pt ed news coverage of h1s pl1ght. as well as resent ment on the pa r t of <ome of his whi te neighbors. ity hard hit bv host il e takeover ail cmpts. A congrPss 1ona l subcommittrC' .' ' '' •••, .• TOP QUALITY BRAND NAME PRODUCTS - OPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY . '. ' ' I ' .'-' ' '' 1 • t~ ~ niNSUIIU J H 01\d domllhllf'd b.' f'X pC'n !o.l\'(' SU CCC' :O.OI'S, ' f ' I· far marC' num erou s, howC'vrr , the subco mmittee wa s told Goody~ar IS thP maj or cl icnt of .Iones & Ross I nc .. an ar chit e<'l u r al firm pnmaril.v 1nvolvC'd in drsignm g ru bber and pl ast ics manufactu n ng facililiCS. but president Vincent DeLuca sa id rC'vPnu cs from maJOI rubber co mpaniPs ar c bcco mm g insignifi ca nt to hi s firm · tn 0ct obl'rl Q86 . ourback tog fro m Goodvcar alone was equal 10 th1ee mon ths of our total an nuul rC'vrnu c·. · D~L u ca said in preparro rcmarks. " Within a fiv e-day period. order s reprPsent ing I~< o months of thiS ba cklog were cant'Ctiro and the remai n· ing- one month was put on hold .. "A lso. du r mg the sa me period . a 10 man-month progra m that .Jones & Ross had invested wa s ca nce led by Goodvear . All these incldcnts were di rect Jy r elated to the attempted takcovc1 at Goodyear by 1British fin anciert James Goldsmlt h " Goodyca r won th e takeover ba t tie bu I sustained ser ious casu allies . sdlin g GoodHar Aerospace and M otor Wh<?c l corpora tions. Good)•oar al so is seeking a buyer for lis energ)• subsi dia ry, Celcron Corp. Denms Rich . Goodyea r 's director of bu siness plannin g, told I he subcom mitt ee of the Hou se Small Busini'ss Committ ee that the stock r cpurcha se Good,\ ca r made to stop the l a k~ovcr 1~11 lhl· co mpany deep in debt " What the attack did fm· us Is Consumers left in dark as neW • equtpment comes off line the ir more pm<clful and less 1 • ,. 10 Northeas t Ohio alone '"" blamt•d for thedll·cctlossof more 1han 1.200 jobs. and Irs limon) showrd lh d l 101 P\rn mrwufac turing posit JO n lost , onr to s('\'('n .J long in ;) SNELL ncssrs sa1d Ta k('(lvrr nttrmpt s I. OS AN(;[ LES 1UP I 1- Some s1 1 111 rloscts ga thcn ng du st. Olh<'IS c~rP handed dowp fr om pm cnt s to children l1k~ high -teeh pl.11 things llul man)' diSrontinuPd P<'r· srmal romputr1 modrl , st tll plug • 1 ' ~·GAt tAGHfl? studying the cffecls of co rporate ta keovers on sm all bu sincs ses agrrrd Wl lh wit n r~s rs F'r ida~· 1hal Oh 10 IS an approprwr e place 10 begi n inves tigatin g the ro le go1·crnm cnt shou ld ass umc in cont rollin g priv,,lr enterpri se. The " ripplr efft•ct" from ho<t 1le ,.,,ids on corpora te gic~ m s can drl' astat e small compani c•s. Wit · JObs PVC'ntu a llv arr elimina ted in 1he sen icc sect or Recen t lak('()vcr targ<'ts and rumorrd to hr p1ev in North t:<Jst OhiO include Goodvcar T ire & Rubber Co: GenCorp Inc.; McDPrmoll ln tcrnall onal. pa r ent of Babcock & Wilcox Corp, ll F Goodri ch Co : and publish er Har court Bra ce Jovanov ich Inc .. ow nN of Sea World. Th e I 'ICI ims of host il c r ai ds a1 e Thr hi gh-tcrhnolog) high\\ d) ,, lillererl "ith the like; of thr PCjr frQm Int ernational Bus iness Ma c hin r~ Corp .. thr CommodOit' h I. the Victor 9000. Calero's 1\ d:1111 . Osbo1nr's Vixrn <~ nd mac hint ' from such fallen Silicon \ "a ile·.' enterpr ises as Gavilan Computer Corp. and Eagle Comput er I nc. Even high·fl vl ng Apple Compu ter Inc. has a family plot in the computer cemrter) . lis Lisa and Apple Ill models fell from favor with the adve nt of the Maci nt os h. With the mtrodu c· tion of the enhan ced Macint osh SE and Macintosh !I this year, some anal ysts said Apple m ay be ringin g the death knell of the ea rlier Maci nt oshes. In Introducing the two new computers, Apple. Chairman John Seutley sa 1d owners of the ex isti ng Maci ntosh models wou ld be able to upgrade their ma chines. That does not Immediately appear to Ill' the case. " People who bought tne Mac or, •I MacPius arc fmdmg th ey C'an' t upgr udr ... sa1d Jan Lewis. pres ident of the Palo Alto Resea rch Group. a h1gh- technology mar ket mg and consuli mg firm In Palo A lt o. Calif But. added Lc·wis. " In our capilil l islic svstem, I wou ld suspect someone will offer a product that will allow tho upgrade. The oret icall ~. th c mo1·cs App le Is takin g to have co mmon periph era ls should Ill' a slop gap from k!X'pm g thi s t hing fl om being obso lete." A new breed of Inexpensive powerful mac hines from Korea and ot her Pac1flc Rim nations also 1:; contributing to bring the industry's stalwart IBM PC to thP personal computer orpha nage But Big Blue may ha ve struck the hardest blow wit h Its April an nouncem ent of an entirely new compu ter lin e. which features a new operating system. Although the new machines will run programs deslgnro for the current cr op, many of thei r advanc!'d features will only be accessibl e via new software written for the revised operating system . Analysts polntro out that If the new line catches on, It will rrouce the market for software des lgn!'d lor conventional IBM models and their clones. ma jor lnvcs tmC'n t fo r consu· mers But watching t ha t compu ter become obsolcte or dlscontmuro ca n be fru strating as so ft ware and spa re part s dwindl e. " In many cases you ca n' tlellln adva nce which ones will end up In the graveya rd ," L ewi s said . "Look at the Osborne. It wa s a hot ma chine. a safe ma chine, but it end ed up In the graveya rd." Owners of 111-fatro per sonal computer s need no t despair. Comput er bulletin boards are flllro wlih the names of compan Ies formro in recent years to service the growing numbers of computer orphans. " Dealers don' t ha ve much heart when It comes to a m ach inc that has been dropped, " sa id Phil Moore. president of the San Mateo Osborne Group, a user group dedlcatro to the orphan!'d Osborne per sonal computer . " The price of the machines drops, but the price In repairing them Is the same," he sa id. "A lot of dealers attitude Is to drop and forget them ." Where do you ·fl nd spare parallel printer ports? How do you replace a broken Interface? Those questions lro AI line and David Wollmann of Tulsa , Okla., to form the National PCjr Users Group In 1985. a II Skl<'s' venture. but Coopc1 1nS1St<•d he told Warne,-. B1oa d c~nd ot her board members. "I d1dn '1 thin k anv thin g is risk less .. Coo per·, rel ationship ll' ilh Warn er so ured alt er a con fli ct i:.ll osc O\ 0r a tran sac t ion 111 whkh Warn er tried to acqUin' stock in Freroo m Savmgs & Lo an "1 felt I had been m!'lecl and li!'d to." Coopc1 sa id b1t tr il0 He sa id Wa r ner told h1m to s1gn an obli gali on tiw t ISLA would purcha se Frecdom shares. whi ch had not bern appro ved b1 Broad and hi s so n. Mo1 r is Warner tol d. Coopct· the B roa ds had app1 oved the acq u1 Sil ion. Thr l ast govrrnment wi tn rss. speCia l FBI age nt .l ac k rt~ an . wil l com plele the proseellt ion s case M onda;,·. On Tuesda\ th e delcnst• v. 111 bl'g in it s prrsP nt a t iU n lly .JEANNE II EALL AKRON . Oh1o tU PI I - Th r frdc1a l g01ernmrnt should ou t lcm ··g rC'('nm ctJ !' pav men ts 10 corpor ate r aiders and r~du ce 1he amou nl of lime they have to pay off hi s FmHA debt An m gam za llon ca lled Gospel Aiel for Fa r mers USA'' try i ng to raise man e) to help R1chev save the farm he bo ught in 1944 to • Among ac t ivclv 1raded blue chip'. AT& T gamed -1, to 25~~ . General Electric was uncha nged al ~>2. and USX fell '• to 30 Nav istJr was · unc-hangrd at 8t,x Tech nolog-1 issues gai ned I HM add ed :l 1l to 160. He\vlet 1 Pat' kani ga int:"'<i 1 1 ,~ to 61 ~ s Un 1svs added 9\~ to 12<1~~ tlnd TC':\dS Inst r umen ts tumpC'd 7 1 ~ to 11~1 \: Th t• numbPI of sh.n es l'ilcmging hands .on the New Y01 k Stock Exclwn ge dunng thr wrPk total ed ti:t 1. 17~U20. compar ed w1th R'>'. 16J.6:l0 " II'I'Pk cat' IICI' and 'Jhi ,ti.!l 004 Si1U I'('Straded du ri ng tlw s;mw \\ 0l'k J ~' P<Jt ago Th r Dow II cm sport atiOn IOdPX. WhiCh hll (I IWOrrl high of 9~0 70 Th ursda1, rose 42 R7 to close 1hr wrrk at 'l<G liS Th r ulilil\' md cx ga inpd 1 85 te>,, llJii Sh Pt trrs 1 .: ~ osr in .1r11\ r t1.1dtng on thP A mN ican ~"'~ S1ock Exchange ·-" .d Echo Rrw Mines It'd !lw Amrx act h·c-s. down 1·~~~r 10 .~t;' , It "as followed bv Lawso n Ma 1cion Group, : . ~ t J<~din g on a w h0n·tssurcl bd S!s un cha nged at "'~ ~·~; The Aml'nca n Stock Exc hange ma 1kct va lue ..,. Index gain ed 4 07to :126 .l!l . Adva nces led drclinrs ••~.,. 4:,x :n9 among th e 942 1ssucs traded . Volume was : • 42. 62\1.2'1'1 shar es. comp a1ed with o9. 498.fli0 l ast ; > 11 11 • and \Vl<'kcs. up Ys to .Ps wf'r k and tJH 669 .~1) durmg I h(' samr wef'k a ~ ea r "i \ •., .,., tlP,O -"• . By LEON DANIEL UPI National Itcportcr SUMNER. Ga tUPil " We're ki nd of lik e an enda nger cd spec i es." sa 1d Carl Parker. one of America's dimin lsh ing breed of bl ac k farm er s. " bu t ther e are laws to protect animals.· , P a1kcr and h1s brot her. Garv. eac h owe the Farmers Honic Administration $1Ci:i.OOO. hor rowed agai nst the 4:,0 acres th ev farm . · Now, th e1· sa,v. the FmHA rc fu ses to lend 1~e m anot her $70, 000 rach. whi ch th ey despera t~l v n&•d to keep farming . " I feel li kc wc'r<' bl' ing discr imin a l ed against beca use we're bl ac k," Carl sa id. " We don't want them to give us anyt hing. Wc ju st want them to work wit h us" E lmo Riche1·. a 73-yea r -old bl ack m an who farm s 78 acres neai' b,v . IS in even deeper trouble. He faces imminent eviction un- WE NOW HAVE ON HAND SPRAYERS FOR THOSE HARD TO DO JOBS THEY FIT RIGHT ON 3 WHEELERS, 4 WHEELERS, TRACTORS OR PICKUP TRUCKS. CONTROL YOUR MULTIFLORA ROSE WITH THIS HANDY SPRAYER. STOP IN TODAY AND LOGIC AT THIS SUPER SPRAYER- NO FARMER SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. 446~2985 Krouner sa1d he expect s the market to work 1t s wa y through the resistance next week. Alan Ackerman, senior vice pres iden t with the Herzfeld & Stern division of Gruntal & Co .. sa id participants began the wee~ feeling the mark et wa s oversold. "We had a good move on Tuesda y, and 1he dollar began behav ing more predictably, .. Ackerman said. As the week came to a close , however , the caution that had generally character~ed the market in recent weeks reassertro it self. "We're essentially treading water ," he said. addmg that he believes Investors are wa it ing to see the outcome of the economic summit of Western leaders set for early Jun e "I think selectivity will be Important over the nex t several weeks, and the dollar w11l be the key ," Acker man said , "Each day is dollar-day on Wall Street .. On the Big Board. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich was ih<' most act1ve NYSE -llsted Issue, soarin g ll % to :lo',\. Harcourt's board Tuesday rejected a Businesses -support anti-takeover measures I'AIJIOI Third & Sycamore Gallipolis, Ohio sa id. $H -a- bid takeover bid by British publiShing magnate Robert Maxwell and approvcd a recapitalization plan expect ed to add $2 billion 10 the company's debt load . Maxwell w1thdrc11 h1s bid on Wednesday All egis, parent of Unit ed Airlines. Hc1tz and 1wo maJOr hotel chai ns, was second on the most -ac l il'e list. jumping 15 '!. to 86'/.,. Tuesday. an inv estor group sa1d 11 had acqu1rcd 13 percent of Allegls 's sha res a11d would seck cont rol of the company' s boa r d in ordc1 to sl'll off one or more of Its subsidiaries On Thu rs dal' All egls announced It had approv ed a rccap it al i ~ a ­ tion plan that would in clude a $6t} a sh.H ,, payment to stockhold er s. Texas Utilities was t hird. adding !, to ~I 1\ Greyhound gained I% to 43 ~. It sa 1d Wcd nps da y it will purcha se Carson P1ne Scot t & Co-, m-flight ca termg and alrporl terminal co nccs sions busin esses for $390 m ill ion Ca 1son Pm c, whose shareholders wllli'CCelve a $30 payou t and a share m·a new company . JUmped 9', to olJ.!, Spectra-Phys 1cs shot up 13% to :lti ' 1 Till' company, which makes laser eqt11pmcn1 f01 mroical. sdentific and indu strial users. rccd1·ed an un solicited $32-a-s har e takeover bid from pnvately held Ciba-Ge igy on Tuesday Lockheed, the subwct of persistent I.Jk cO\ r 1 rumor s, ga ined 6 l;i to ~Cl\ Hard times down on the farm Supplying the Agricultural County with SlJPPtT ah·eadv has been convicted in a stall• cour t 1n Cmcmnati. is the fo 1mrr ow ner of Home St ate ~~o~ff;'c;r;,~'n~d;t~>i~c~k~o~n~e~u~p~.;;;;;le;s;s;h;e;';.a;is;c;s;$;10;2;.00< ;1;h;e;n;e;c;d;s;to~ ~t. Hr sa1d he rrmamed on the JOb becau se of hiS " loval ty to th o Institution.' although Marv in L Warner told him to ·please s1av ou t of ASL A's Involve ment with ESM Government Serunt1rs " int· of Fort Lauderda le, Fla Cooper took the witness stand Fn dav 111 Wa r ner's fcder altnal. v. h1 ch "a s mo1 ed to M1ch 1gan on u change ol venue. Warne1, who '• excellent account of itself... said Mamn Krouner. manager of listro trading at Jeffenes & Co "We' ve run mto some resis tance around 2310 to 2320 ton the Dow), but prior to that we were consolida ting an out sta ndlrg gain ... Krouner Witness says he disagreed with Warner ANN ARBOR, M1ch . 1UP I I William A Cooper. formN prcs i den! of the Amenran Savmgs & Loan Association of Fl orid a. sa id he plann cd to I cave ASLA shor t!)' Rabbit school set for June 27 The Sunday rTimes-Sentinel ·=) • ..Page D-3 RIO GRAND E - Nln~ Ga li1 a Count y stud ents v. err hono1cd by th e Call1 a J ackso n- V i nt o n Count)' J oint Vocallonal Schoo l Board Ma .1 26 at th eir meet mg Twf'n l y I\\ o studPnt s wen: ho norrd for their Ht'adPm ic a(' t! v i lit'S Ul the JOint IOCd tlOnal sc hoo i. Thosc stu dents f1om Get I· l !J Cou nt\ .1rf' S u s ~m .Johnson. Ka1 a 1\'al kl'r , Libbey Casey Con•y Parsons, Amt a Al'rowood. Chnst 1 Bennett Anglf' llos t!'r Tracy H0nr v ancl Car Ia Hollr.v. Susdn John son from Gal lit.r Acudcm1·. t he d• ughtrr ol Mr. and Mrs. I-I ai l <'~ Johnson pla ced fir st 111 thr Chaplf'l t\c1J v J1ic•s DISplm K<:~ r c1 Walkl•J I rom C:d l!i a Aca dcm1. 1he d <lll ~ hlcl of Mr and Mrs. Drm·r•r Combs plu ced f ir st 111 Chapte1 A!'llli l irs DISJll") l.rbb\ ('(I S f' \ It om r:~r lll : l Academ1·. t hl' cl ;~ u ~ h 1rr ol Na nr 1 Peterson pl<ired sec ond " ' c r~d 111 c De1·elop mrnt Arll vilv C'orcv Pi.u sons ! rom Cal l 1a Academ1 <'" ' brnwsC' ''< •' ... ' Mrs. .J a<' k P ~ r so ns, w.: 1s n Sta te FF A Degrec Winner <.~ n d ,. • An tt a 1\.tJowood fro m Sou thw· est~' n. the daugh l l'r of Mr. and ~ Mrs Erv in Ai'I'Owood placed firSt in thr• VI CA Emblem CNcm- • • onv Co ntest t Oprnl ng and Clos - 1 • .. 1ng lf'nrn ) ·1 Chi ist1 ll(>nnr tt fr om Gall ia ilructcm1. i hf' d,IU ghtcl of .Jud y 13ennet l\J S a VICA Nalional Ca ndid.J lf' f 0 1 ViC('· pi : cs idcnt. Angi1· Bostl'l' f1·om Galtla the ct augilt c1 of M r. .1nd Mrs C' lvdt• D<~ y. pla ced fir st lit IIH' VIC' A Eml>lcm Cr r c·mony Con1cst 10penlng 11 nd Closi ng tea m ) TrtiC) llr nr,l ' t1om Call Ia Academ). daughtr1 ot Dori s 1-Jen1 \ . was a fir st pl ac<' win ner in the• V ICA I 'rn iJI I'm OecOI'<I I ing Co nt i'S! 10pcnln v c~nd Closi ng tC.i nll. Ca1i.J Holi t'\' from G c~ Jila Acddl·m v, diJUMhl('r of Rosr lloll ev. was " fl 1's t pl acc winner ·· "' lite VICA F. mili<' m C01emony ' ' r·ontest 10pcnlng and Closin g ! . ' Ac<lll ~ m y. th<· dauglll r r of Mr. I Japanese firms uncertain on OAT NEW YOHI< 1UP I I - 'l'ht• lm gcr ing dcbal<• ove r th<' co py- prov idr .w $!<7 m rl llon l n lt'l bill to ovC' r comt• - " milliondoll ar -a da .1 · ·p, r·.<cn t I ro m Gold smit h .. hr said Rich estima ted that I he Ak1on area will lose bPtwecn 1wo and thrc<• JOb s for eac h corporal<' pos1 t 1on elimin atPd be cau se of the rcs tru r turi ng ·sm all bu s m ~ssrs wil l pay a l arg~ price for t hi' sci fiSh <1CI ion of a few ral deiS .J nd lhC' Ir fell ow Iravc l('r spccu la ton;," hP ~ aid Mayor Don Plu sq uclllc told the subcomm ll trc t h.il hu sl ncSS!' s co nsidering a move lo Akron arr reco ns iderin g Nine Gallia County students honored at JVSD nght ! s~ Uf 1 has madr• .J:lp tJ il ('S (' f'lrrt ton1cs manu laetur rrs un· cer tain as to when ihPY should l aunch t hell ' epoch· makmg dlgil al audiO tape recorders In the US mal'kcl SomP indu stry . ex pert.~. ' ' -• ~- sources and • ,•I howevrr. expt·ct thr digit al audi o ta (>o. or OAT, m achine could appea r In Amrrlca n retail st or rs poss ibly In time for ihls .vca r 's Christmas sa les season Th o machin e made It s dt'but in .)a p.Jn In Mar ch. ' ' of I hr eco nomic Impact of host ill' 1aid s on the ar ea. and t he rpsu lt ing d rop rn ro mmunt1 ~ s<' ll · co nf ldf'n('l'. Plu sq uell le rr ili C'IZ•' d 1he "rr ck l!'ss. qu1r k· pro fit men I aI it\' of t·orporalr 1a1dc1 s," that force corpora tions " to abandon ihr il· st rat egic ObJCCI ivrs in order 10 sun il r thiS wa1·r of unprodu cltVC' eorpor<J ir takf'O\rrs" Good yea r' s Hich and PJu ,~ur' i lit concurred on sever al reco mmcndat 1ons for legislc~t iVP rell<'f : oulla w "g rr'f'n m ail ' in which a n1idcr is brl bl'd to abandon " tak('()ver attcmpt , dct'rrasc the ilmou nt of tim f' ra1 drr~ have 10 repor t stuck acquisillo n, extend tho min imum l t'ndel period. and ban two-tier ed or p<> rilal ofJpe s NAMED WINNER - Freda G rcathou sc, I'oint rl oa.~unt, W. · ' · Va., was named winner ol the 19S7 Gallla County J>cputy Sheriff's Association Mother' s llay co ntest held l!arller IIIIs month. Ahovc, sh •Is plclured wllh Shcr lll ,James M. Montgomery , Jr-lt, and CaJ>I . Carl Langford, right, president of the assod11tlon. She,received a · n1•w onL• half ear at diamond ring for her cflorts. l'rO<:ccds from the ' j t•vcnt arc to ht• used to '"I"IJI and remod el an offic(! trailer r cccnlly " pur<:ha.~<t•:d h,V the association . Mmullt'rs plan to St!l up th e trailer, according to health di'Jlartrncnt r cgulutlrms, as u food hnoth at various fund ions, to rabc money fc1r the charity lund lor ncr·dy <:hlldrcn In Gallia County . .." START A LASTING RELATIONSHIP I 'l 'I ... ~GRAVELY FALL IN LOVE WITH A GRAVELY *PARTS *SALES *SERVICE LAWN AND GARDEN EQUI,PMENT IS OUR BUSI NESS NOT A SIDELIN.E '" SAVE UP TO $},000 OFF NEW HOURS: Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 9·5 ; Tues. & Fri. 9·8 ; ON THE SPOT FINANCING Sat. 9-1 Gravely Tractor Sales & Service 204 CONDOR ST. • 992 2975 POMEROY A personal computer often Is a ' ,, �• May 31 1987 ·4-The Oh•o- Potnt Pleasant, W Va 11 Team refuses to reveal results BAGHDAD Iraq iU PII - US military mvestlgalors refused lo revea l resulls of their probe of the Ma } 17 miss ile attack o n the USSStark but sa ldtheJgotlraqJ ass ur ances of salegu ard s against another a1r assa ull on AmNican warships 1n the Per sian Gull Rear Adm Dav1d Rog<>rs re fu sed to say wh ether his tea m questioned anv l raq1 pilot s rc sponslble l or firing on the USS Stark killing 17 U S sa1tors and wounding 21 - a step RogPrs has sai d was \l lal t o the Investigation But Rogers malnt amed that he was sa ti sfied With the res ull s of his thr ee da ys or closed doo talks with the l raq1 mil it ary I ve ga ther ed I he lacl s and l m going to drafl a report to aulhorllles lor rev1ew and !he same I hlng w111 be done here and agreement will be reached be tween the Jwo said the admiral an ope1 allons speclallsl lor 1he Join! Chiefs of SlaH Rogers and h1s nine man l earn of lnvesllga Iars lefl Baghdad for Washingt on Friday The exact nat ure of I he dra ft safeguards would no! be made public for securlly reasons sa id the admiral adding tha t In creased US prot ection lor tankers In the gulf was not discussed wllh Iraq Rogers standing wllh an Iraqi general out side !he U S Em bassy praised the splrll ol cooperation and lorthrlghtnE'ss from Iraq - one of the most secretive nations In the world particularly when It comes 10 mllllary matters The I raqi US talks en ded In I he ea rly hours or Friday I am sa tisfi ed !hal from tho NEW YORK I UP II - Ju ro 1s who musl decide whether BE'rn h ard Goetz wa s a v1gllant c o Vltflm pul lhemsclves In his place on a tour of a grafflll smeared subway tra m s1mllar to the one In which he shot four youths Goelz howe1rr decli ned 10 · lake pari In lhe l our F'rldav ol •'" t)l'o subw.1 y cars because he ";,d ldn lrcallv wanI 10 go back Inf o the subw,, y ca 1 under 1hesr clrcumsJances s a I d his lawye1 Barn Slotmck Thr jurors accompanl t>d bv aourt offlc1als the judge prosec li101 s and dctrns(' attorneys were allo><cd 10 ta lk onll among themselves as 1h1 v rccall<>d the scenes 1hcv had heal d a bout dUIIng fl v<' weeks of tcsllmom and consider ed I he setlm g of the shootln!!that took place • The panel isi s s 11 In sca ts representing l h<' places wh< 1 alforney s sav Goetz his 1 let lms and other passrnRe' s "e1 <' whe n Goelz opened fl1 c on 1 crow(l<'d 11 ain on Drc 12 1 Q~4 Goelz IQ on 11 181 In s11tc Sup1 eme Coull In Manhatlan 101 alfcmpt<'<l mindel dnd •rapuns violations has said he shol the foUl voung men !em lng he" ould br mugg<'d 1fle1 onr of 1hem ask<'d him f01 $'1 The jun .tnd fou 1 ~ ll e 1 n<1 tes IOUI ('(( l\\0 C II S Of 10 eight C II flam th rn look .r f11rmlnu1r t ide tnl o ,, sub>< ,ll tunn C' I rsr 1plllg 1 S\\ 11m of 1C' portr J s md <ut 10us NC' v. Yot k£ 1s "ho p1 <ssrd 1g Hnsl 1hr " lndo11 s ' 'k ing Wh 11 s this lhr ( .ortz II 11n 1 wa lked a1ound lookm g at d1 ffc1 <>nl po1n 1s holding ont o st1 aps look mg down sa1 d Sloln1ck w ho hoped tho tour wou ld help co nvmce th e JUrOI S h1s cl 1en1 s ac t 10ns wcr c JU SIIflcd The p1 osccu 11on had opposed lhr lour ca llmg It unnecessarv B ul Slotnick mslsted th 1111 wou ld show the j ury the prox imity of Goelz and hts \ 1ct tm~ Tht I l ain used fo1 th e tour w IS nol the one 1n wh 1ch tho actua shoot mg 1ook place The 011g10a I rain has bern gutted and s no\\ pari of a tr al n used 10 perf01 m mamtenancc wo1 k J UI OIS \\ eiC b1oug hl by van f1 om Ihe oou1thouse to board the train a the Chambers Slrerl subwa1 s1a11on on Man h 11tan s Easl S1cte Wh1le I he panel was u nde1 ground Goelz lcft lhcr.ou rlhousr lhrough a 111 clo01 and 1.1as gr0rl od "11 h chan l s of Bel nlr Bern1e Ber n1e II om co ns11 uc liOn WOI k01 S i\ffCI lhC IOU l h(' JU I Ors W(l(' ' ~"' " l akcn bv 1.10 back to the cou 1thousc >< he1 c !he Judge lhankod !hem and adJOUined COU ll Ull lll Mondav l'l e accomplis hed ou1 ta sk Sla l e Supr eme Courl Just1rr Sl ephon C1a no sa 1d A balhs!Jcs expel t forme1 Pohrr OHicu Joseph Qu11 k w ho l cstl fled I hUJ scta1 "as expecl cd lo lrsllfv rga1n 11 hen I he II lUI r t sum('" M ond 1\ Fat met NPw \ 01k CIll Ch1cf MediC 1! F.xa mme1Domm 1ck DIMa 1oalsowas sc hodulrd to tr stlf\ Slol n1ck sa1d he cxprcled co n r ludr tho defenses c~sr Tues cl ,\1 Tho judg( has sa od thr 11111 p1 obab 1 "ou ld ge l 1hr case June lhr 11a1n ltmamNI stlllo nall In lh< 1unnrl 101 unolh< 1 1'• minutes v.h !l(' 1ht JUI 11s X Bit by bit, Reagan relates what he knew 1'1\SHi r\(IOr\ tUP i t Pushed bl ]( st lmom befOI (' lho cong1 rs<ton,ll 11m Con1 1a co m mill res P1 rs1dr nt Rcagan h.1s ackno" ledg• d ht ""' much mo1r dNph lfli Oiled m tho sco1cl e!fo11' to "' m I he N!ca1a guan IPbl>ls I han he had pl c'Jousl\ adm ll led With th1 hr,llmgs no11 !out 1\ CE'ksold th cdc p t h of Rr a~a n s lm ol1ement has bcen perhaps the chief rrvela11on 10 be made b1 lho com bined House and Sen 1t r m.rsl lgallon &f01 c lhr hoa1mgs Reag an smd he>< as on lv dim!\ aware of p111 liP effOI Is to arm the Con tras artr1 Congress 1esl ncted mlllt al\ atd to I hem from 1984 to 1986 and !hal he dtd nol know thai his own aides were deeply Involved m the operation The fina l 1eporl of lhr Tower Commission said The pres! den! told the board on Jan 26 19R7 !hal hedld no1 knowlhal the NSC 1National Secu11ty Council) was engaged In helping the Contras O~rector of Pharmacy We are a lelldrng prO\Itder of contract pharm 1 cy StfVt~ 10 hosp tals Po1 tron IS at a hospttat rn Southeutern Oh 0 which 58 vrces 20 acutecara patient I& 40 extended c11e patttnls Pro grams rn clude a fulfy computer tzed unrt dose II IV admixture program 46 000 per year sa lary Contact Stuart B shop VP Pharmacy Systems Inc p 0 Bo.l{ 130 Dubhn OH 43017 614 766 010t But b1 lh! 1me lhr hrm mgs II e1r I ll 0 II <>CkSold RP3g<J n Sa id 11 \ \ (Is m\ 1d0 1s to lx'gm \\ 1th 10 find m<'a ns of a1mm!( I he Conti as dur lng Ihat petlod To datr on11 one of the 11 11 11nessrs 10 l es t1h forme1 na Jlonal sccuJII\ adv 1ser Robe11 'McFarlane has said he pc1 son allv discussed a1mmg thr Con 11 as 11 lth Reagan B ut e1ght othe1s have lrs trfl rd tha t Marin£ Lt Col 011\ er Nort h tht' National Secunl\ Council aide "ho was dlsm1ssed for his role In the aHa1r led them to believe the p1 esldenl knew of the w01k that was bemg done In additiOn most of them leslt fl ed I hat N01 th was not a person 11 ho they thought would m1slead them on such a m atter Three or the witnesses who donaled cas h for the Contras were Jold they could meet w11h Reagan If t he> gave $300 000 or more one sa1d she d1d meet with h1m after contr lbullng $2 4 m1lhon The first wllness to test ify 15 Schools Instruction R11ra~n Now Southeastern Bus men College Call 614 446 • 367 1 B Wanted to Do Sap1 c tank pump ng resrdentlal & commerrc:al 880 per load Ron E'llansEnterpnses Jeckson Oh10 Call 614 266 6930 Jtm 1 odd JObs parnt ng dr v eway resealing carpenter workS.. roof repair trees & hedges e•perrenced Call 614 379 24t6 GET PAID for readtng booMs! $ 100 00 per t tie Wrrte ACE 33 2 Pima Naper\lrlle ll 60540 M & M Lawn Ctre & W nd ow Clean ng Cell any day after 6 PM 614 379 2671 Baby:utter needed for 2 children Call6 14 266 1786 Utwn mowar rep1rr W II prck up and delver Also light haul ng Call 614 742 2393 or 614 742 3091 J'ow hrr ng H1gh School Grad s and Co llege Students for slimmer emp oyment Also have 11ermanent tull tune positions open Mator medrcal benefits avalable i1 200 to $2 000 per month Call 446 7451 pomt Goetz trial will resume Monday Help Wanted Manager n&&ded Famdy baiiJty talon tannrng center G11hpol 1 Salary plu s commrss on pakl vee at on rnsu rance profn shar ng & more For tntervrew c1u 614 766 6363 collect mforma t Jon we had on I he U S s1de and I he lnformanon we rece1ved In Baghdad that we arE' able to piece toget her what happened he sa 1d He refu sed to say whelher there were one or 1wo F 1s m volved 10 the an ack whelher one or two mi sS Ill's hit 1he USS Stark and whether !he I raq is heard and 1hen 1gnorcd the Stark s warnings I can t tell you I he del ails at t h1s lime Roger s I old report ers who asked about the Iraqi a!t ack May 17 I hat cnppled the !ngate Wl lh Exocel mi ss iles I ca n t because 11 s nol proper al th1s Roger s sa 1d he was conl1dent arrangemen ts had been reached Wi th I raq to avoid a repeat or th e Incident I ca n tell )Ou that wereach£>d prellmlnary agreements wh1ch I am taking back l o Washington and will be agreed upon her e that Will dramatica lly reduce the probabilit y !ha t 11 would ever happen again Roger sa1 d But he quickly added Any t1me !here are forces operalmg 1n proximit y I can II ell you thai t w111 never happen aga in Iraq has nol ann ounced 1! am pllols were pumshed but the Information Mm1slry has denwd r eporls from abroad tha i he had been execut ed F 1 pilot s a!l ack lng lankers carryi ng ll an1 an 011 through the gulf arc w1dely co nsidered thHream or the Iraqi air force Milit ary source s ha ve sa1d th e Jraq1 m1lllary res1sled g1vlng details of F 1 miss ile systems 1n case !he Information lelllnlo th e hands of Israel or even !ran which has been at war wll h Baghdad since September 19RO Pomeroy~ Middleport- Gall1pohs, Oh1o- P01nt Pleasant, W Va = .GOVE RNMENT JOBS o$ 16 040 t59 230 yr Now 1i r ng Call 806 687 6000 E~~:t R 9805 for current federalltst Get Pard for reeding books• f 100 00 per htle Wnte At:e 31 2 Prma Napervrlle IL 60540 Can do ltght hauling and roof ng Reasonable rates Man o n Snrdet 614 949 2629 Wrll do babysrttmg n my home 5 days a weelt daytrme only Call 614 742 2605 Wtll do blbysrttrng rn Mrddla.. port Call 614 992 3640 Financial PLEDGES SUPPORr - Vrce President George Bush applauds as lormcr low 1Governor Robert Ray stands Saturday to pled~e his support to Bush' s 1988 presidential years a.• governor of Iowa 1UPI) AVON ts changrngl Be among the frrst to reap the benetrts of the new Avon Call 304 882 ca mpa1~n 2645 HIRING! Government JObs your a ea $16 000 t68 000 Phone cell refu ndable {602)838 8886 e11 t 1203 Original Shuttle 0-rings said superior BRIGHAM CITY Utah iU PII - The or 1gmal 0 rmg mal enals bl amed f01 fmling and causmg I he 1q86shullleChall engrr d1sas l cr appear 10 bcs upenor to other seals a Morlan I h oko l Inc of f1 c al says rcsls mvol1 1ng Vmon and 0 1mgs madr f1 om other rubhc l1kc sral s hrlwrrn JOm ls m the sol 1d fu< I shu ttl! booster 1ockr l s 1nd1<a r Vll1on pcrfol m> brttro Cane1 Kcnn cd1 hea d of Moot on Th1okol redeSign prog1am Sd ld I 11d a1 1 he co nsen sus of engml'<'rs Qf both MOlton 1 h1okol and NASA Krnnrd1 s ocl " tha VII on lf'fTI lTl S SUpC'llOI I OO !h (' tes tNI ma1r111is - o A1ct r N11 1 lr wd a nrv. grnrr 11 1011 s lt C'O n OffiCials who 111\ l'SIIgal cd the Janua11 J9Rfi C'ha llengr rx plo seal ]Omts betw een lhc booster roc ket segments Super healed gases spewed from between !he JOmls and 1gmled the Challengers rna n fu el tank tnggermg the deadly exploston Bul res 1l enc' prob l em s ca used by lo" lcmpc atu res have Vlrluall\ been ell m1 nated he sa1d now that Mon on I h1okol has buill 1n heatr s 111 1ts 1edes1gned rocke ts to ma1nt a1n Begins 40th year in public office H;IRRISON 1\ I L P - In 194- ltu \ Sd iCI ou n C'ounc lmdn F'1 on k 11od.Qrl s clo dn 1 I n c lhr pollllC11 IJ 1ckn1g 1o bu ck flu Hudson Coun t; m 1chmr ami" 111 thcm"o ' sjob 1 od a1 Maym 1nk Rodge" "<'R JO\IIlg h1s nc\1 sl alu s rs ll1r n 1110n s lon~es t ser v mg munt cl .iunhllJl times· ientiuel 6 Announcements 3 Announcements Someth ng New Under The Sun ! Reps needed for Busmeu Ac counts Part Time 118 000 Po tentral Full Time $60 000 plus potential Work own hours t ram ng provrded Call , 612 938 0019 M F 8 OOam 5 OOpm lC S T) Sacral Worker wnh BSW for 60 bed nurs ng home mu st hav e W Va hcense Of el grble Socral work or act vlt es experten ce preferr!Hl Call Care Ho\len Pt Pit 304 676 3005 Mon thru Frr 900to600 EOE 21 Busmess Opportumtv Tou Gu des Does money mot1 va1e you i' Sala v to start Co mm !1S 1n s Bonu s Fant as t c tQ Earn $ 800 S1 000 / wk Ma ny co mpany benet ts advan cement manage ment pos t1o ns available Call S ue f or lnterv ew 61 4 286 6421 No t JUSt a JOb 0 screet •nttoduct ons '" your 615 If aal C<lunt v Musrc s one of yo favor t a thrngs 11 young man from Tennessee workrng tempora11ly m th1s area would I keto meet you Wut e t o J mmre Pet ers care of General Oehv ery Galh pohs 0 h 45631 I II call you I The Eastern H gh School Class of 1976 wrll have Ann ual Clau Reun on Family Pot Luck Omner on Saturday June 6th at south bo' nd Rt 33 road s de rest 1 1 30 am unt I 3 00 p m All cla n membe s and fr.ends are wel come 6 Lost and Found Lost Fem11e Collie brown and whrte Has chain attached to ~ue collar Loti '"Long 8onom area 614 992 2104 or 614 986 4239 Tertu Collins Found Sungllhllln front of the Oalty Sentrn-' otfrce In Pom .. roy 614 992 2155 Chr stmas Around the World ls back and better than ever Now hfrmg ana supervtton for party ~an Free trammg no nvest ment no collactrng Free k t and supplies 304 485 6733 12 M ddlepo t Vtcmn y o l S1tuat1ons Wanted Rew ard Ph Men wrll share 3BR Home w th femal e Free rent rn exchange for t1ght housekeep ng W 11 hiiYe own room 1 or 2 sm1ll ctnldren ok Wrrt e In cere of Trrbune 825 Th rdAve Galhpohs OH45631 Box T 9922 Please nclude telephone number or way to be contacted 446 9732 Found Crume color med um s•ze dog l ong cur ly ha r Can keep for 1 day 614 992 5583 B R ck Pearson Auction eer h censed n Ohro and West V rg r ma Rea Esta t e antrque farm I qu dat on sa l es 304 773 5785 or 773 5430 9 Gall1pol!s Pubhc Sale & AuctiOn S IN G LE DIVOR CE D LO NElY !! ! a rea by telephone Call 292 6900 E ~t C 359 446-2342 Sentmal - 992·2156 Rt~~~star - 675-1333 - lost and Found Answers to Bo o ppo rtun ty Tnbune Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jrm M nk Chev Old s Inc Bill Gene Joh nson 614 446 3672 TOP CASH p&rd f or 83 mod el and newer u1ed cars Sm1th Burck Pont ac 191 1 E11tern A ve Gell pohs Call 614 446 2282 & VICinity Muv ng Ya d Sale k ds clot hes turn ture toy s Rt 554 Brdwell Ma y 30 to Jun e3 900 to5 00 Mov ng Sale Wa sher & dryer sn ow thrower dehum1d1fye lawn mower clothes hooks furn ture games toys tools Ju st a great assortment of odds & ends that took twonty years to accumalate Antrque glass pan neled stone cabmet ant1que pa nt ng fin shed assembled pump organ & more Rubber m rud rndustnal cart po11ers d shwasher Nothing sold belor e Sat & Sun May 30 & 31 From 8AM to 5PM 428 Hedgewood Or ve Galhpol s 3 Fam ly Yard Ssle antique d shas 2 se ts of s lvetware washstand jeans & other clothmg Old 160 In Porter June 1 2 & 3 Ph tool s Buy ng da 1v gol d s1lver corns rrngs jewelry sterl ng war e old cotn s lerge cu rrency Top prt ces Ed Burken Sarber Shop 2nd Ave Mrddleport Oh 614 992 3476 QUILTS p1 ~d for collector ani que or pre 1960 qurlts Putce d or apphque Any condrt on Htgher pr ces pad for unusual patt erns Call Marc at 6149922101 days or 1 692 2461 even ngs or weekends Cuh Empl ovlitH nl Sr:r v1r.r:s 11 Help Wanted EXCEllENT WAGES for 1par e t1m e unmbly work; electron res cr1 fts Othtlfs Info 15041 641 0091 EXT 2987 Open 7 Days CALL NOW! Srtter needed on Sat morn1ng for 2 oov• must hl'tle awn uanaportat lo n Non smoker Call 614 446 6589 after 7PM MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST OR MEDICAl lABORATORY TECHNICIAN Pert tima potl don •II stuha Must be reg•• tertd or registry eligible end IVIhble tor 6 or I weeks of futl tm• orrenut~on Paid holi d-va tick and YICat on bm e Posstbilltv of becoming full tlme al la~ar dill Contact Bonnla Sthoonovtf 0 Bien•• Memor ••• Hospttll Hospit•l Drive Athens 01'1 46 701 614 693 6551 ' " 256 EOE DRIVERS Sam Tenkslav Truckmg Inc 11 now hrrlng •Ingle , st & 2nd onv... Top mtle~ge PlY, e•e•l lent benlflts Alt Pet•bilt FIHt mull htvt 1yr okt T R up••tnce 0 0 T quthfled eleen M V A be 23 at oldet Smgl• must h.,e 2yr old T R ..,.,ltyablt PP••enee Call our WVa location~ 711 81198 or 800.527 TEAM Babytinlr wanted tor summ• month• In GaUipol11 City ltmh:t. Mutt have rtftrences Call .tt• &PM Ph ol&l-0482 Pomeroy Mtddleport & VICinity v ctonan 388 9696 4 fam ly Yfl d sale 26 Park St M ddlepor1 June 1st find 2nd Krd s clothns furn l ure curtams law mow e s Baby cloth es f un lure sm"'l l grrl clot hes Alh c d Franks Tfl•as Road M e, 3rd 4tt. and 5t h R1un cance s Jun e 1 and 2nd 8 OOa m 6 00 p m Chldrens clothes wetght J e•erc se brke m n trampohne lots more Leonard Scarbrough res dance at O a rw ~n 1 3 m les west on 681 Ru st c H II Syrac use: Turn left top oi Br1dgmen 100 tt new coagated prpe dra nage ptpe househ old rt em• furn~ture d oth es much more B 30 4 OG June ht Ra in postponed ill June 2nd 4 family Rutland F11st road left pa &t Mtle Cemetery Frrst hou se on left June 1 Y'ard Sale M II Creek Rd wrrnger washer fru.t 1en loads of rtems to choose from Ph 614 446 95 1& Y11dsale Ru st c H rlls Syracuse Upper sechon June 1 2 3 4 6 10 0010 6 00 Yard Sale 8 4 June 1 2 & 3 3 v, m les out Bulevlle Ad Lon of everythmg Movrng Reh gerator stove freeter sofa etc Begm s Mon d1y June 1 311 Sandau Onve Or call 614 446 6338 Rummage Sale 2 3 Tues & Wed 260 v, Fout1h Ave Cancel f ra~n 924 Frrst Ave Mon Tues Wed Housegold childrens clo th ng bedspreads drapes m sc M nr flee market type ye rd sale Something for everyone Glass wart beby rtems wood tramed Untcorn P1ctures tools throw NQI hair bow• furnrture bicv cles tr cycles guns Ptu• lots more Mon June 1 Jun e 7 Centenary area 5th treller on left on lm coln Prke Yard sale North Ma n n Au tland June 1 3 Rarn cancels tlll n e~t dav 614 742 2648 Two f1m ly porch sale 462 S Frhh St Mtddleport Monijay June 1 and Tu esday June 2 9 a m to 4 p m M ens womens and boys clot hrng and t.ousehokl rtem s nf an ts find ch tdrcns clothing 3 m le• out l eadmg C eek Rd 742 3194 Jl.lne 1st through 6 th 9 ts rn ly We w1sh to eKpress our thanks to fr~ends and neighbors who were so helpful dunng Carls hosp1tal stay Rutland Emergency Squad Holzer Hospital docto1s and nurses espemlly tntenSIVe care nurses Also thanks for all the lovely cards Carl and Marm Dentson In lovmg memory of my mother MIS L1lhan Che valier Sealey who passed away May 31 1967 Twenty years have passed away A tender chord of memory Is softly touched th1s day loYing thoughts of my mother Will never fade away Tome w1ll never d1m our me mory Of the one we dearly loved Her sm1!e her vooce are miSSinl Smce God called her above Daughter Nma S Burks famtlv AcfOSS from Rut an\1 leg ion Hall Jun e 1st 2nd 3 3 3 iamtly June 2nd 3rd 4th Road under Pome.ov Muon budge 1 Street sale on V1ne St Rec ne Tuesday June 2 9 3 Sevetal famrlres lots of clothmg and mrsc terns B1by clothes Yltd S1le 'tues • Wed June 2 & 3 Household clothing cetlmg hghts cr1f11 pillow• well hang ngs home mtenor Very large sale 3 mtles below Galli pols on 4VJ m les from At 1 on Counjv Rd 3 1 h miles South (l t Ru tland Freeter furmture house hold tf!mt booMs 1986 c11 and mu ct. mor e Frt June 5 Sat June 6 91m Spm At 7 9 11H 7 MO\IIng S1le: 74 Garfteld Ave 9 to IIi June1 2 Furnrture sheets lots of tverythmg 5t ~rttng June 111 through 7t~ Yt m Ia o ft At 7 on Rt 143 Qn leh Stde of road ~ Monday 9 4 AI 7 1n Chnhrre IPPIOX 1 block below traffic light W1ll tumtct tub ktds c:lo1h1ng June 1 and 2 Wrrnger washlr tubs moped mttc rtems 8r8'f' ers 1275 Vrne Mtddleport Pomeroy Mtddleport F.loder clt Grrmm reSidence On &roadw ay Rae ne June 3 Ttung s sell ng cheap & V1ctmty 5 tam ly June 1 2 3 4 A.nt l(lue kit chen cabrnet odds and enels at fumlture ell s zes clottung dithn Corn• of Second and H1m !ton '" Middt.,ort Rain or thtne G1r1ge sal« June 1st 1nd 2nd 6 fenuty at Aogtr Mtnuels Oft 124 tram Rac:tna on Bath., Ad otCounl"fRd 21 To 4 Jun e 1n 2nd 3rd at Sara Roush residence Duskv St Syra cuse Oh ~o 9 00 3 00 Bovs clothes 116 18 ) wom ens clothes ( 16 18 20 221 ThiVener Proneert 4 H Club Is hiVIng 1 grganltc 17 F1mrlyYard S1le Youdontwanttoml11ths one! Stop by and get • b•g 11 n and support the Youth of G1lha Co Jun•2•3 10amto4pm 1 m le South of Geltlpolls on Rt 7 NOTICE I TttE Ot-110 VALLEY PUBLISH FIRST NATIONAL OFFEAIN The nat ons leader tn opening t 1 3 99 I and le11) lad es apparel stores 11 about to unveil what .s sure to be one of the h<lttest concepts rn retatl clothing! The $12 99 !and Ins! CHilDRENS Apparel Sto re featurrn9 values to $30 $24 976 rncludes f._ ture• mventorv training and more Call tmmlll(btely 1 904 785 4111 23 Profess1onal Serv1ces Hometown personal care Have vacancy for adult care Profes stonal employees In 3 working shrhs Call 614 992 6859 or 614 949 2927 Rea l Estate bar 2 car giM'tge Ph Before 4 OOPM 614 446 4009 After 4PM Ph 304 6715 381 6 31 H II Oh 45656 Ph 614 682 6718 Ml'l cons der trade m of Mobtle Home or Property on this new 3 BR Home 2 car gl'tage &mt South on Rt 7 $47 500 Ph 614 446 8038 In memory of my dear husband, Rev. Floyd W1se, who passed away 19 years ago May 31 Sadly mrssed but not forgotten Wrfe Garnet The fam1ly of Dale Roush w1shes to thank Dr Wttherell staff and fnends of Pomeroy Health Care Center for kmdness and care Ewmg Funeral Home Racme F1rst Baptist Church and Kttchen Comm1ttee for good a meal Vme St and h1lltop neighbors for food and relatives and fnends for flowers and cancer donat1ons God Bless You All a. Flstwoods area of Pomttoy New krtchen bathroom &. car petmg ~ acre 17 acres ava1l1 bl e Ph 614 ue 2369 an ace and a queen over East s two-heart b1d Smce the takeout double prom1ses spades, one should v1ew the Soutb hand as though IL were support mg an opemng b1d of one spade South s b1d says I thmk I can make thiS contract Penod • North b1d game smce he had extra values and East s heart ra1se suggest ed that South would have no more than a doubleton heart But the contract was not easy to make aga1nst proper de{ense South played low from dum my on the openrng heart lead East won the queen and returned the suit to dummy s ace Declarer now played a club to hiS ace and a spade up to dum my West played low and declare< won the kmg Now we can all see that de clarer can ruff a heart and lead again toward dummy s spade queen But 11 should be equally apparent to West that h1s partner has the Jack It wrll be child s play lor h1m to play a fourth heart so that East will make a tr1ck w1th tbe spade Jack Declarer solved th"l problem In stead of returmng to his hand to lead up to dummy aga1n he led a low spade from dummy guessing correctly that West had started w1th only the A 3 of spades Was th1s absolutely the nght 3BR Brtdt Home CA Ctty Schoot D11trict qutet 1treet near Holzer Hosp til & Shopptng Canter Wil l ftn•nce w11h down paym ent $61 900 Call 614 256 6266 House 6. ltllltfllot 511 Oak Dr Spr ng V•llev Estates Ph 81.i 446 2367 38R vrnyl srdmg rural water nice neighborhood Brdwell S chool $19 000 Ph 446 3249 or 446 1339 or 446 1628 For sale or rent 3 BR house attached garage CA depostt & reference requtred Ph 814 For sale by owner 2 l tory hou1e m M ddleport overlookmg p1rk 30 yr guarntaed vmyle srdmg w w carpet 1 V: bath unrque woodwork 614 992 5126 Governmenl Homes lfom $1 lu reparr) DelinqUent tilt property RepossesSions Cell 805 687 6000 bt GH 9805 for current CERTIFIED TRAINING IN C-AND-IU BAND LON NEAL SADwtE SALES 1 BIDWELL OHIO 614-317-7101 3 YEARI Of' IAI.II AND IIIMCE Nrce 3 bedroom hou" F1m1ly room gtrage basement forced an heat 5 wooded acres b1rn t 275 pet month $1 00 depos t No ln11de pets 10 East St Pomeroy 1 4 992 3619 e .KQ7 3 What d1d South s two-spade btd mean• Conservat1ve readers may thmk 1t dangerous to come 1n with JUSt Movmg house & butldrng on 38 acres No $undl'( (falls For mfot'matlon call814 379 2283 i--SI 17 .A83 By James Jacoby .A! WEST EAST House whh garage and full basement 2 or 3 BR all electr 1c. central a~r Arbaugh Add1t10n Tuppe11 Plarns Call tJ64 .Q52 tJH2 •to 9 a .J .KJ76 4 t A76 64 614 446 7496 FurniShed 2 bedroom house fOt rent n Addrson 1 bedr<lom furnished apartmem In Mrdd leport Call 614 992 5304 after 400 p m SOUTH +Io 9 s 2 •1o 9 • Q 10 8 3 .H2 3 bedroom country hou1e tor rent Newly sided and somB remodel ng n11de Rent plus depo1 t Call 614 742 2427 Vulnerable Both Dealer West North East WHI 1' Dbl 4+ Pass Pass Soulh 2 bedroom turnrshed AC Good cleen co ndttlon N<l pets S160 per month New Haven 304 982 2466 u 2. Pass Pass Cottage S66 00 per week utrl 1 es pad 304 676 3100 Opemng lead • 6 2 brhoull Ml Vernon Ave Will accept 1 or 2 ch ldren Refer ence & deposit 304 676 2661 play• No one can say for sure Declar er must base h1s JUdgment on the per ceptlons be rece1ves at the table Its certainly true that West m1ght have been dealt A J 3 of spades and some other play would work But not thiS time A new book by James Jacoby and hrs lather tbe late Oswald Jacoby 1s now available at bookstores It IS Jacoby on Cllrd Games published by Pharos Books ~ 1117 l'IEWSPA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 34 304 875 1286 New Haven 5 room house rn town close to river 2 bedroom 1 !IJ baths g•rage 1175 per month Homasteld Realty 304 875 6540 Of 882 2406 Complete house condo Cry1tal near Clurwater Fla Av1ilable June 6 thru June 13 Extra n ca all club house Inc h tre1 pool exercl1e JOOm • pa etc 3 bedrooms sleeps 8 S460 00 negotiable 304 675 3447 or 813 441 1643 Beach near 1chools and bu s stop phone 304 895 Bus1ness Bulidmgs for Sale 3616 949 2188 or 614 949 2268 42 Mobile Homes 1980 Fe rmont Beyv ew Oelu11e 14x70 furnished 28A natural gas hut CA on private rented lot On Rt 36 Rodnav Ph Syracuse 2 ltOry house 6 rooms beth enclosed sun porch Just remodeled new roof parnl W W carpet partl1l basement 2 covered porchn large lot flowers shrubs trees No Sundly Cfllls 614 992 614 446 7644 14x70 Buddy 3BR 1 '1. bath total electric alot of e~etras Will cons der rea1onlble offer Call 614 4.6 3085 1fter 6PM 2282 3 bedroom br ck house rn Bradbury Oh o next to WMPO Carpet ed n ce k tchen wood burner Appo ntment only Call 614 992 5964 or 814 992 5065 Home Immaculate 14x10 2 BR Cennal a11 Fireplace Garden tub All electuc 304 676 1317 3 bedroom house on Wehe Terrace n Pomeroy $1 6 000 or best otter Must sell Call 1973 Art ngton 28R 12~e66 porch underprnmng etc Good co nd ton Call 614 379 2898 1970 Valtent 121166 Good cond ton f4100 or best offer Call614 742 2678 1fter 6 00 Commercial burldmgs for lease Downtown Pt Pla11ant Stores offices A One Real Est1te Carol Yeeger Broker Call 304 1 2d0 M1gnoha mobil a home exc cond phone 304 676 7278 or 675 15854. 675 610. 33 Farms for Sale c ondlt~on 198414.&5 M<lbrleHomeon3 lots all elect fenced yard ou1 bulld ngt t 1 B 600 Ph 446 3249 or 446 1339 or 446 1528 For ule or rent 4 rooms and beth exua n ce for couple, wrll 1ell w th owner flnancmg phone 304 675 1090 for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEl S QUAliTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml SacrttonTrlbbleAd offRt 62 Plus store building w~rehoun 3 BR hou1e bam cellar plus 2 other bulldrn t• All black top road Call 304 458 181B Call after 6PM 1 8 Acre• n ce buildtng srte 2 ml North of the city hmltson At 7 Ctll G14 446 7827 20 acre ftrm H1nn1n Trace Road Glenwood W Va tor more mform•tton call304 773 6118or773 6186afttr600 1973 Freedom 14K70 3 bed room p1rtly furn shed $7450 House & outbuilding Leon Baden Ad 110 acrts through property Streem 304 458 1088 WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 Houses for Rent Nice 2 Bdr unfurnrshed hou1e Garage worhshop Ref & dep os1t Prer.,- married couples Accept one child Call 61 • ••8 1972 Cestle14x66 wtth 1982 E11pando 12x20 Fireplace Cen tral Au 2 Baths 2 stor1ge bulldtngs Must Sell $13 800 or reaton1ble offer Ph 614 246 666. NOAH'S ARK ANIMAL PARK Schools Churches Company PICnics 81rlhday Parttes and Family Reun1ons 384 3060 I 800 282 2167 Drop Leaf Dmtng Table & 4 cha1rs Hotpomt refngerator Kenmore range coffee table Call 614 446-9429 IMPORTEXPORT BUSINESS OPP. Family owned Importer looking for a penod in your area to start unport bultDeas CYTOTECHNOLOGIST Openrng rn laboratory w1th a large mult1 spectalty group practiCe ASCP CertifiCation or equ1valent preferred Compeht1ve salary and beneftt package Please send resume to Personnel OffiCe, through u• or direct w1th 2,000 urera OnenL manufact Bonding hcenolng brokerage contamer load ahtpp1ng all aet up lleoe1Ve I 000 • on freo sample mer chandise from hun81)' Onent mMufacturen un der our Intern•tional Trade JlesiaLratJOo JEWELRY • CLOTHING SPORTS • GIFTS • t!ARDWARO • AUTOMr:Yl'IVE HOUSEHOLD NO GIMMICKS! NOilALESMENl NO HUGE INVEIITMEN'n F<r complet. 25 P"i" 1nfonnation booklet. tend 13 00 rorsbippmg and hand hill to Holzer Cltn~c, P 0 Box 344, Galhpohs, OH 45631 3BR blth & )', f1mlly roam Loc1ttd on 588 Reference requ lred t325mo Call 814 POSTON LAKE 1:00 pm·li:OO pm 'MTHHCJ.i. QlSl FEATURING Ralph Stanley &Clinch Mountatn The Hart Bros The Blue Grass Strangers The Bnary Mtn Boys Roger McWhorter &Rebound The Boys from lnd1ana The Peach Mtn Boys M1sty Mountam Rldtn H1gh The New Grass EKpress 01ange Mountatn Speml AND OTHERS ............ ........ - 2 8R water & tr11 h paid 1 mile t200 rent ptus depo• t Ph 814 4•8 1315• hom ho1pltal 2BA Mobile Home green Ph 441 7032 n her 67~ 7942 77 Prowl er 20 h self contslnld good cond S3 500 304 773 5781 2 br mobrle home turnl1~td Used lawn mowers tor ftlll!l 304 675 6612 after & p m ttl\ ,J 12 p m Real Estate Gene('' TEAFORDm Real Estate l.J! ll.ll" 216 E 2nd St Phone " 1 t6141 992 332~ NEW LISTING 22 rm bus1 ness bUIIdmg 4~ baths l lg bu s1ness rooms and ~ porches Good o pporlum~h RUTLAND Wonderful 3 ~.r rand h Pool salelhte d1sh woodburncr Elec BB he.\\ 2 full baths range telngera lor and d shwasher sun deck carpetmg and d~l car port l g level lot , 40 ACRES B ghouse lots9f 111ce pan elmg k1l c he~ ran ge carpelohg lg port. summer k !chen and fr e gas 66 ACRES All n woodt fr esh alf w1ldhl e and ~ II mmerals 1 100 ACRES Near Pomeroy Good road 2 LCwater laps 2 gas 011 wells Free gas aljd r mmerals NICE 2 STORY Has 2 1411 baths n1ce birch k1tchep, cook and bake umls storm wndows & doors hasement furnace garage TP waler and lg. lot 100 ACRES RIVER FROII TAGE On Rl (24 Woofis old hou se barn an d TP water FAMILY 4 BRs gas ~ot water heat 2 full baths oak lloors basement range relnger ator and 2 porches REEDSVILlE 6 rm hDmft bath TP waler mce k1tch jn ~ange Exira lol setup 91 frAile r No reasona ble oiler 1elused lRtHUI'S CHAIN LINK fENCE Reatdenltll CommMclal lndut'r 11 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992 332& PH .14-245·9113 H o u ~.lfl q fr" httm•tal llt•o~dqll.tll<·t· ml (13) (12 13) ( 13) (12 13) (12 13) Sound by Blue Grass Strangers FREE CAMPING - FOOD AVAILABLE NO ALCOHOL IN IMMEDIATE STAGE AREA NO REFUND - RAIN OR SHINE AdmiSSion Frt S7 00 - Sat SB 00 2 Day Adv Tickets 113 00 ESTATE AUcnON Mid 6 cflairs ood dli<ll """"' ..,. lllltf 3 ut~lty callllllfl tlktloouloMils lllrNiollf*Miandlloot IMiutiM(GiotllliOia -~~ IIIII Zlnlftt color 1V ..... tollllol 2 lOla t:fllln """""" racUr Hlli<w rodllr ("""") ! ploce nl 111r1t Ill _ , . quilt IIICI blanlatJ ... of ......... - . aid ..... In ltllltM 111111 ~PJ•. aid llh•- pots. pn llrilrtt IIlio HoOIIIf pitelll! nl llllldlit will ..... 2 Ills of chi,. Jom 8olll IGitlo CoiiiCf"" cGIII .._ lo nlitws n ....,. ~· Gan Stonowall .llcUan ..,,.... IIcCor Otri & llllfilld llddlr beautiful lllllls prdM IDGis 11(]!11 t)P:AII!Ir and stiiMi and mudi """' Jl'llt:IJI' 4 ilillllantl tJa IIMIIIICfl. 7 apot lncllof willlllllfchirtC AUCTIONEER RICK PEARSON Phano 773- 5781i EICECUTRIX. JEAN STONE TOllS: Cllll or CIIM willl I 0 lat la1 II ftr' I' ta (]I In of Prup.fy ' (12 13) PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 61 1987 10:00 A.M. " I Mr Pullins 11 quJtltnc fumrncand movtncto mobtla 1 home so will sell all of his cattle machtnary and ev , erythln& he can taet tn a mobile home Located from State Route 7'" TupP.ers Pla1ns Oh1o West on 681 11 approKJmately l'h m1les toTS 304 (Mud Sock Rd )11 approKJmately 21/, mtles - f1 rst farm on Henderson 1 Rd (Watch for auctron Signs ) CATILE - 12 00 NOON Regsler ed Alys h~re ~ 14 cows ? He lers lbredl 2 he lers1 1not bred! I reg Ayrsh rc bull 2 y1 9 mos 6 h oler! Iroml mo to I yr 7 months dams Ilk~ Reach Ay1 Jtrty Jr 0011 Reo Mco~s Creek C [dn• Ma~ e and more " " ' Hckury Grove N ck Wtlsho" Caotams Pega; us Mered th FOIP<ter Me1gsCreek Sup er Commander Faudale Bellys Gem1n1 and mare 14 cows are app1o• 50# mlk per day 11 MACHINERY - I 00 P M 488 NH 9 It haybme ~ uhn teddCI Ca1~ hay rake tar mI an( wheel r•ke 442 AC baler Hession b R10und baler 711 ou Jype AC brush culler AC 3 pi mowN 2 llat bed 16 hay wagons MF 3 pi 3•14 plow 8 II Cas• tr an>porl dO>k cut packer JD 494 Acorn planter Nl 323 corn p cke1 I 00 hu~ gra VIty wagon hay elevator 3 pi 7 bladr I H 530 PIO m!~ nute spreadeJS OliVer gran dnll on st•rllhorse orlracto t) Oliver 3 boltom pull lype plows ho r~ • hay lcdder hor s1 mowng mach~ne 3 pt bale or en~ loader 2 wheel Ira ler Gehl !65 gnnder m11e1 3•1 4plow s 7 h pulllype d1Sk Free 1 man loader post hole d gget bladr 150 ~al gas lank w lh' pump and more 1 TRACTORS ACgas DIS - live power h gh & low IPn oul wheels Far mall H - new rubber HAY & MISC 1 Appro• 700 1000 bales ol new hay 8 10 12 14 >lrelt gates llf compressor cha1n b1nde1 1 nowor spray•r ngnJ hand horse t01 n ng plow 3 pt polalo plow etc HOUSEHOLD 30 gal new nal gas hot waler healt r 13b e &6 ch<HI f l• sleel green cha11 couch & recliner coppertonr '''' 1• Hardwick range sewmg mach1ne lamps lamps double Oed" dresse1 boston rocker 11 0 a11 cond1t•oner ce1ling Jan m1sc d1shes small appl an ces ke•o1enr ltealrrs p1cnoc table stereo w/ AM FM record & 8 track play er ANTIQUES Poplar corner cupboard hbr11 y !able & <tone 1ars MISC • forge horse shoes shoe ng tools pony shoes VICe anVIl 12• tongs & m1sc equ pmenl tor Iorge and olhe1 m1sc tools 1 Eats C11h Pos1t1Ye I 0 1 DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER ' 949 2033 or 992 7301 Ohi O 68 1344 WV no MIKE MARTIN - APPRENTICE Not Responsible for Acc1dent s or loss of Property ' m ms I • t, ( 12) u:TilllER NOlE lh• Is anee clean eslate auctiOn you wont wantiO lll!SS l 12 .... Nice 3 bedroom e11pando livln(f r oom lg yard Su 11 :J 14 Third St K1n1ug1 Ph 614 4.. 6 $200 mon th plu • deposit 3Q4 (12 13) (12 13) llllfiiWCI\ ...... _,......... en 9780 2 bedroom tra~ler n ce lot sem prtvate Galhpohs fttfy Fnday 5 p.m.-12 M1dmght Sat. 10 am.-12 M1dmght 141( JIOfti-IIMiittCIII podllllllldl FI C Wltt:ll ~ Hamilton ll*l aid )ltlrlliy IDfd - [Jclrt podlll Wltc~ ....... 01111 Coli 814 448 4389 or 304 2 bedroom you pay utlll!1•s 1dultt only deposrt required 304 676 2636 JUNE 12th &13th Ifill riitC. ltllliodabi• riitC ' tW (Fn) llllldord podlllllltcfl lt.to••···~- 2 BR 12x60 unturnl1hed WD ho<lk up I.A.! mile from Holzer Referen ce & deposit required 2 or 3 bedroom turnrthed AC Good claan cond tlon No peu New H1ven 30• 882 2486 Oh1o Rt 50 to Guysville and follow s1ens 12 miles from Athens &30 m1les from Parkersburg IQtl£ & HOUSli«>LO: W.lnut Yictonan llod lllnut Yict«llll ,..bl, tap dm• Vlctarilo lop IHh sflnd 3 pet Bassetti bodroool ..~. cHir c11t1t twwst IOid '1r otiCfnc ,.... JCoMnotcr iWfllt IOid 10fripntot IIIIM 11n1 2clllirs 8 """' dini!W ,_ sailo Friday, June 5 2581 , 4~ 70 3 bedroom 1 1'1 b•th central a!r Adults only Oeposrt and reference tequ red Call 61. 992 7819 0' 814 9~2 6576 after 6 00 p m 1 New England, Located at llJ Lrberty Street Point Pleasant W a The estate of Htlda Pinkston wrll be sold =Dozers 42 Mob1le Homes 2nd ANNUAL BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL Saturday, Jlllt6,1987 ~ 10:00 a.m. --loclf" from lawn f200 month Secur tv deposlt & references Call 814 446 2236 or 814 448 <OMPtrll IN!TAUAIION P 0 Bo• 2220 M1soula t.tT 5911)1 Presents mobile home 2 BR on Iaroe prkl atelot 1 m1le Itt" SoMt - WING IMPORTS Poston Lake bedrom Pa t~o located In Gelllpol 1 C1ll 9688 256 8789"' 268 8208 PHONE 614 446 V274 Two 7473 41 1973 12d5 kukwood Aemo deled Will conslder oHer 614 992 2454 after 6 OOp m Coli 814 992 7479 35 Lots & Acreage M1n1 f1rm 9 I acr" Buhan Rd Meigs County 6 room house full b11ement smlll b~rn one out burldlng 826 000 614 378 6209 for Rent 614 246 6190 747 lnddustrrolsto age 12 loot ovar held door 3 phases of electr~e 1 8x48 Jtnftl build ing 614 446 2382 For apporntment V ctonan 614 992 5816 - Beeutlful renovn ted 3 br home on Morgan 1 Woodlawn Fsrm At 36 Pliny UOO par month 3 bedroom houu 32 Mobile Homes " ALL My Special Customers From Darl- at the Does your satellite need repa1red, semced or 1ust tuned up then call LON NEAL we spec1al 1ze '" servJcm& satellites for home dtshowners we SEll and SERVICE JUSt about all names and brands NORTH .KQ87 tKt 1(2 famtly room bath 3 Vz m out 688 Ph 256 6789 or 266 6206 Homes for Sale To settltt en Estate 2 BA House on 2 lots stove w 11t- er & dryer new roof carpet end wallpaper garage & out burld ng 2 extra lots SOx 120 409 Elm St Oak N cetv furn11hed sm1U hol.la& Adults only Referances re qulred Off street parking Ph 814 446 0338 Nothing wrong with a good guess By Ownet Small 2 Badraam House From St Rt 218 take Knner Rd 11 te. f rst housa on nght $14 000 Call 614 446 2917 Houses for Rent for Rant James Jacoby on24acrll AC WIFP wet 32 Mol:iJie Homes SwNh & Eats lntaurant To anyone 1 was unable to thank personally thank you all tor your patron ace Getting to know and serveall of you has been one of the most wonderful expemnces of my 11te God Bless you alii A Sptclallhanks to Paula Reta and Oebb1e tor puttma up w1th me tor all those months Most ohlll woul~ lib to thank two very spec1al people Art and Bnulah •trauss tor bema so kmd and lovm&. lion you for who you are Lon to All Darlene Groves RT Home for Sal• by Own• Greenbn..- E1t 38FII br ltnl 3 BR 41 BRIDGE lNG CO recammends that you do busrness w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the marl until you have ,r_: epo _:_l_"_ ' ------nvesttgated the offerrng 1Fulty furntthed 2 bedroom home tn Racine w th equipped kitchen Auto parts scrap metal busl riVer view property across from ness equ pment stock 6 acres Lo cated an State Route Call General Store Euy ac:ce11 to Ohio R ver boat launchrng and 614 992 6468 sandy beach 816 000 614 Dtthvery person needed apply rn person V llage Przz:a Inn 3004 Jackson Ave Pornt Pleasant LO ST Black & wh te huntmg dog App Olt a g e 14m o P II ch 1ef cxrcul 1r c1 er Rodge" Sdld 1"11dav hiS r hal lcnge 10 194i to 16 1ea1 1ncu m I w 11 not be responstble for any bcn l 1" 11nk Cassr 11 was l1ke a deb1s contrected for by anyone other than myself Basil Haynes double sacn lege becau se Gas so11 was pall of !J udson Count\ s Gtveaway polit ical m.1chlnr and was also 4 legal counsel to ll1c count\ and to ll1c Roman Cal hohc Archdiocese For cat lov ers only free k ttens all col or s real cute 7wks old of Nr>< "' k htter rra ned Ph 614 256 Lcgc nda1 v Jc1srv C'111 Mal 01 1793 1"1 an k I am I he I "" Hague Free Puppres 6wks old v, Bleck • '" the coumy then Lab11dore & Yt Goldan Ae He fried 10 d1scou' age me t rev er Ph 614 379 274 1 f1 om 1unnlng Rodgc1 s sa1d 1 German Shepard cross pups won bv less than 200 vol es I don 1 8wks old 2 Mal e 1 Fem1te Ph mean to br ag bul I reall1 d1dn 1 614 245 9578 have anv close el ect ions aflc1 4 Female k ttens 7wks old l1tter ua ned 2 black 1 gray 811 1947 gray and whrte Ph 446 3267 Ha 111Son 1tow n of H 000 held a ctlebt dt 1on l"ndav 10 hon01 Krttens 111 colors between 7 & 8wks old some8wks Whrtecat Rodge1 s fo1 SUI passmg thr pre 10 months Ph 614 388 8276 1 lous 1ecord and becommg I he 2 Oarhng ktttens 1 I ght yellow nallon s longest te nured ma yor male 1 blue gray ftmale Ph cve1 The old mark of 40 ~ears 446 4922 fou1 months and 28 days was held Female Doberman spayed 2 ~ b\ E 1ast us C01 mng who was the Yll old good WJth ch ldren Call mayor of A lban\ N Y until he 614 379 2649 di ed 10 offi ce In 1983 3 Acret of Hay To cut a. b1le 1nd Rodgers 7i was cl ecled to h1s rt 1 yours Ph 614 446 4486 20th 111 o yea r l erm last \ear and 4 kittens 2 Cahco 2 yellow sa1d he plans to seek a 2l slterm If 614 992 6328 he 1emams heall h1 and popular 5 puppres 3 grtls 2 boys PohllCS has been ! he focu s of Mothet full blooded Border Collie 614 949 2706 Rodgers hfe for more than 50 1ears He was first elected l o t he End of Yard Salt must take IO\\nCOUOCII ml936and SCI Ved J0 evevttlrng 304 676 6466 vea 1s bef01 e 1unmng for mayor 3 lunens 7 w•s old phone Rodgets also sened as stale 304 675 5224 sena1o1 Hudson Countv fleeCute puppies part Be~gle Ph holder h ig h~< a1 co mmisSIOner 304 675 4631 and raci ng co mmissioner 1etued MaJ Gen Richard Se cord 11 ho 1an the deals to sell US a1ms to I ra n and to pro1 1de weapons for the Comras said Non h told him Reagan was aware of a d1verslon of the Iran arms sale profits to,the Contras 198R On Wednesda1 M01ton Th1o kol conducted 1ts f~rsl full scale lest of 1t s redestgned boos ter roc~et s "h1 ch mcl udes shields to p1 otecl 0 nngs from I he burnmg sol1d furl That IJnng apparently went off 111thout a hll ch bul cngmeers s ucl t \\ Ill take sc1cral weeks l o study all the ICS I data FI\ C add1 t onal lyll sca l e tesl s mc planned befo1 c June 198R 8aby1 tter m my home C1mp Conley area 304 675 7271 s1o ll 1h II k rllcd ill I seven CJC'W mcmbr 1s drtcml nr cllhll be c ouse of n0 11 fl rczmg empr " lures at the 1 mr of launch the \ 1110110 1mgs l ~ 1cd o po opc 11 JOifll l empcralures at a conslant levels Monon T hwko l Kennedy sa 1d probabll will l ake a public relatiOns bea11ng fo1 say ing VII ron IS supen01 to A r l 1c N1 1nle 01 Si liCOn Bu t he sa1d l rst~ngof lh r t" oothr l rn alenals Wi ll co n t~nue lhrough the nex tl' months NASA s next shu tl lr la unch " sello1 Jun c1~8R NAS\ pl ans l"o 1dd1110nal shulllc f11gh ts dU11ng MONEY for College Call the Army Nahonal Guard tor FA EE mformatron packet 1 800 642 36 19 Homes for Sale 446 2583 8 5 Harrstyhsts wanted Full (lr part tme Ca11614 992 2581 after 400 p m Wanted Someone to bale hay Ca ll after 9 00 p m 614 949 2101 31 The Sunday Tllnes-Sentinei- Page- 0-,S �Page- D 6- T he Sunday Times Sentinel 4 2 Mob1l e Homes fo r Re nt 44 45 Furmshed Rooms Apa rt ment for Rent Alt i'J requ r&d a S2 00 00 secu tv d~ p oslt CON T/\CT J ackson Emtt es De pt Ph Ho ua 'flY O p pQ un 't Fmn th&d room 1115 Ut lrt et 2 P eca L v ng~oo mSu tet3 25 pad She e btth S ng t m ale 9 19 Second Ga.llpol s Call 446 44 18 after 7pm Ma llohan Fum 11.1 e Upper R 11er 2 Fld Ph 6 14 446 7444 till 7PM o n Week Oays U 19 to Off ce SPKI fo Rent E11cellent for A n o ney1 Accountant et c Close to Court Houu Cal VV uman Real Ettate Ag enf;ll 614 44 6 384 4 ~u COUNT RY M OBILE Home Pa k Rout e 33 N on h of Pom ero}l 304 675 7738 0 304 675 lj 10 4 A 1 Ru t Es tate Re ntal 1 a leu Cat 6 14 992 7479 n shed & fu nhs hed ap !S 'i 1 60 00 and up efe en ces Ph FAMILY PRI DE MOBILE HOM E PARK Rt 2 aouth Ga llipolis Fe rry WV N ow rent n g ots fOJ 165 00 par month C•l 304 Open t~part m &nt o on11 pi;! son Su table f'r wate bath & ent tjn.ce Call 6 14 24 6 51 90 1 OR Apart mf;n 740 Seco nd AvH $185 pe mont ll Depo! 1 nq u r11d Ca l 614 446 4222 bt~tWaen 9 & 5 47 Wanted to Rent Oayt M o11 ng Sale 15 Oakwood Or Ga po s June 2 & 3 9 6 Everyth ng mu st go Ant1que s Ant que Oa k M antel ant que w ndow g au ll io m w ndows af1d door Ca ll 61 4 446 0109 afte r 5 3 0 54 M1sc Merchandise Callahan 1 Uud T re Sh~p Ove 1 0 00 t res s r6s 12 13 14 15 16 16 5 8 m 111 out ~ I 2 18 Cal 6 14 2 5 6 6 26 1 3 o 4 Bedroom flou u n Kvger C eok Schoo l D 1tr ct Ref er en C81 Ph &14 44& 8621 Houle w&nt&d Rulon able rent w II rep a r f nacesurv n PqJ nt Pleau nt o Ga lipo41t hr v area Ca ll 304 4158 1712 Merchani11se 7 11: 16 Flatbed Dua l Axle T a e 8700 Elect r c Brakes Ph 614 44 6 663 7 School mode sew ng m ach ne des gned for sc hool u sa New w th 26 yr w arran1v Don everything .ews on el metertal e11en leatt. er Reg f 469 95 Now &179 95 Call 1 614 385 4535 S100 Call S WAN AU CT ON & FURNITUR E 62 0 vaS t Ga lllpol a New & uaed w ood CO l at ovtt 6 po wood LA au t e 8399 bunk bedt S 199 reel nen new & used bedroom su t es wr n ger washe rs II shoaJ NfJ w I v ngroom au tfJt 8199 • 699 lamps Ca l 6 14 u~ G ac oo n M t1 0 rnUn s &1"1 6 v ng 1 a nd 2 hed ~tp ~t tmont a at V ll auo D r1 !=I llflf.SidO Apa I n M dd apo rt From ncl d nu tlt ~.s Ca 61 4 992 7 787 EO H 446 3169 Coun ty Apphanca In c Good uud IIppi an cet and TV 1911 Op~m BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat 614 446 1699 6 27 3rd Colt A ve Gall po l l OH Valley Fu rnttur a new & u ud La g e teet on of qual ty turn l u re 1 2 1 6 Eu te rn A11 e ond nf go r or t h p 687 0 988 11 &l or 8 1 40 po GOOD EV ANS ENTERPR SES J ack son Oh 614 286 69 30 USE O APPLIANC ES dryers ret gerato 1 ra ngea Ska gg! Applien cu Uppe Rver Rd bettde Sto ne C res t M ot el 61 4 446 739 8 LAYNE S FURNITUR E So f all and c ha rl pr ced h om 8396 to '995 Tabl es 150 and up t n S1 26 H de 11 bed• $390 to $696 Rec lners 1226 0 $3 7 5 Lam p t S28 to $12 15 D in eu ea 1109 and up t o S496 Wood table w 6 cha r1 12 8 5 to 879 5 Drn k 8 100 up 10 e375 Hut che1 U OO and up Bu nk beds co mpl et a w matt eu •• 82 95andupt ot39 15 Babybft dl I 1 1 0 Matt reu~tt o bo x apr nga f u or tw n $8 3 f rm 173. and 1 83 Queen I IIII U26 K ng homos S 360 4 d awe cheat 889 Gun 1 dl t es Pt Phtnsant and Gal po Ill 6 14 44 6 8221 Cftb nlllll e 1 2 gun Gu or fllec;: tr c range $375 Baby mat 1 bftd oo m g o nd flnor ptlv 11111 ontr 11nco roce tly ttmodelfl l au es 136 8. 846 Bed fremes 820 130 & K ng I 1me a so Goud selec t on of bfldroom au I ttl meta cab nets head 11 aft M 1 PM on week ends Gall po i1 uti 1 61 Ca ll 61 4 APARTM ENTS mob Go11ernm ent M odel 45 Ca l he Special Edt! on 1 of 260 Ohto 17 5th Ann verse v beaut ful M ak e off er Ph 446 9 476 after 6PM week days Or Pl ast c c s te rn state approved c ae pt c ta nk, pla9t c r. ul11ert s mete cu verb RON W as hers On be J l om oa rapn a p t~ rtm ent Sm•ll ya rd qu flt st reet t~ng e ng s 111r M a ble Vanty Top siB I From 22 48 110 00 to 2 3 t on self conta tnld ltr condnH)nets .. 00 e ach 220 volt also 1 w ll)dow un tt Ph 3 22 30 Almond Vanity and Ma rble Top $79 95 Carpet femnan tt t6 00 a yard and up M ollo han Furn ture Uppe Rrver ~ d Ph 614 44 6 7444 Open t II 7PM on Week 53 54 Mrsc Merchandrse 54 M11e Men;handrse 150 00 675 3073 eh er 5 00 PM Ell t: f:!n cy BU Y OUTS SEC OND S CLOSEOUT S 1 Counter lopt K tchen and blth 1nd ber U 99 Lin Ft 181 47 Space for Rent p us electr c Equ al 51 Household Goods C AR PET 1 Bed onm has c ent 1 17600 <1 4 6 3 9 9 7 31 1987 pi l l 55 BUildong Supp~e s Bu ld ng M ate a s Block b clc •ewer p pea w n dows I nt els et c Claude w n e 11 R o Grandfl 0 Ca 6 14 246 6121 246 6131 4 60 Steel Bat hTub s Aimond .nd wh it $89 95ea 5 H gh Glau t ub wall kitl almond end whrte f29 95 6 1 pc F ber Catalvh c Conver teu glau t ub and ah ow er combi na ton Wh•t• and colors 11 69 96 to• 17996 7 2 pt: F berglau 9 Stimpson Ave Ath an1 ()h a only 189 95 Most models lnatall• ton also av ailable Muffl er Man 30 000 BTU 1 r eond tioner t1 SO 3 .peed trolfing motor t70 8 ft wood l.odtr tll Bft aluminum l.cidtr 11 I 3 !l:r HP Rototlfler 1110 Old rodclftg chw f20 am.M baby bed 16 00 R...eHtteh 1200 Ah1n good condh:i0t1 C1t1 1 1• 992 7215 1 BOO 843 37 67 tub and t howeu eomblnatton For Sale Adam s Mo1or grader S3000 5 ft 3 pt rot try mower Wh te lind COIOfS $ 199 96 8 De u•e acrv ltc tuh and showe,. w th top Reg U 9 95 Now 299 95 9 Co or Co mmodes $69 95 10 F barglau Roo' ah ng es I B) S1 8 96 sq 90wt roll rott ng 19 95 11 p ne roug fl taw T 1 1 1 1 d ng Wu 4x9 12 96) 26pc up 1 00 of f p Pc 1 2 Vut 4 11 8 8300 3 w tleeler w th u ar dump 8800 6 f1 tractor blade 1 126 used tool boJC for p c:kup 4 f1 s ck le b er mower e125 I me spreade r 175 Call 614 949 200B 198 2 2 6 f t Yel low u ane cam per el ect r c cloth n dryltf 6 J)c drum set P]"lone 614 992 Plywood 8 95 6 96 26pc $1 00 off pr pc 13 l •4x8x tongue St g oove water board $9 9 5 or (% • 4118 B 95 ) 2 5p c u p 1 0 0 o ff P r Pc 17 16thSII 4x8 5 95114 4 x8 cedar or rreated hrttlce 1 2 9 5 and 10 95 •1 00 oH 25pc up 1 5 v. x4 ~t 8 w ood oak pane+ ng up 6246 2 SwNol Aocktrt 1 Love Seat 89th Ike new Call 114 742 2061 Tony 1 Oun Repa r1 hot reblueng Open9 00AMto 700PM toe o u h~ It lifln I & son &260 mnnt h 30 4 pptu half dupleK si ngle worlcmg ad n 1httd Prater Al'fe o co And depoa t 675 26 61 304 •~elter hou ' " and Carp o rtt 12 x 20 Carpon• ga r agea 1895 00 I B) 6 99ea A) grade 8 95ea v, x4x. 8 B re h Panel ng Reg 16 2495 now15 95 17 P1n e11nd ceda r wood w ng s coat mg 16S.q ft pr package 88 96 and 110 96 pk 18 4x8 Giaz e tla bath panels B) 4 99 end 5 99ea 19 Pe rma {R) nsu ated 1heet ng fo I one s1de 1 Jll 4x8 4 99) 11/. 11 4 118 6 9 9) !, 4x8 6 9 9 ) 20 Thermo I ply nsu t trve shea th hg t o I 12 1 1 det 4x8 4 96 25 pc up 1 00 off Pr Pc 20• 24 Hb20 Garagas S1695 00 12 3 96 00 00 PMt Fra~fie Ath ens Oho 614 241124 8 3595 Bulden 592 2937 rtu day waek nnr1th Gtt ll a Hotol Ca l 614 446 971 6 R t t ii& IOW Ai fH20 no111h 11 Oragonwynd Cat1ert Kennel CFA Hlm .. -van Peratan and Srem•• kit1tnl AKC Chow pupptH New kitt.n l S am•• and Hunaleyens Call 6,. 441 3844 efter 7PM AKC Pomenn an R1d Female Pets for Sale 56 Baby Aeccoona for u le 304 895 3912 58 FrUit & Vegetables Rouah 1 St rewbtrr n 2 mtles back of New Haven WVa at Un on Campground Stan Mav 25 You piCk $1 00 We p ck t1 25 8AM to 6PM Ph 304 882 2237 very tmv AltO rare white female both art houaebr'oken t200 Strawberries Taylo rt Berry Co11304 875 4631 Used J20 Drtch W tch trenchll' 614 446 8927 OR 614 388 and John Deere sk d ateer lf;toader 614 694 7842 or 814 694 5006 9964 STRAWBERRIES - P ck your own - ttart ng Thuridav Mav 21 st 8 am 8 p m atreadv ptcked 81 26 qt Campground f eld onty s,.,, Kenmore 21 000 btu a r Mappy Hollow Oalc k tchen tablt end ch•r• $60 00 Reese M ch s 1oo oo 304 &?& 5393 Cheat of dr.wers 8 pc 1vmg room tet daybed table w th 8 chert waaher red ner ronar Fru t Farm 304 576 2026 RegiStered mtmatute Schnauzer puppy male 4 \l:i mDnths Call Hunell s Strawberr as F elds openforp clung oftSandhtiiRd 814 448 9419 ef1er 5 U Ptck We P ck Mon th ru Fr 7 For Sale 5mo old RegtateriiMI em to 8 pm 304 675 2817 Brown Pekmgnesefor 8100 00 Strewbem u all ready p eked Cell 614 446 7249 ., 00 ql 304 676 2676 3046751431 Real Estate General $350 00 304 576 2017 ~~cy.open Real Estate General 21 ln1uulate d tempered glaat pane 11 'tu 32x76 29 95 ea 35 pc up 26 95 22 P ne ns de loverad adjultable shutter s aU IDVltation. below who eaa e coat 23 K Lu" b ench ma1k br dl corners 50 cents bo x mortor 2 I IZ 81 gal 10 96 24 P eftni ahed bru ce oak floorrng 3,<. th ick 2 V. wide 20 aq ft ctn S45 00 10 ct n ~p 39 96 ctn 25 Prehung nter o doors p ef n sh9d and unf n shed ali a zet l8129 96 ea 26 Stee u ter o n• ulat ed pre hung doo 1 B) 69 95ea 2 7 E11ter o 1t ee l door blank1 IBI 25 00811 28 P n 11 Louvered Bv lo d doors se11 124 29 95) {30 36 951 132 39 951 35 44 951 148 59 90 ) 29 Double std e ht e ent ance door sets w th deco rated g au and shee panel Announcmg CENTURY 21 Open House Weekend Iune 6- '7 Rust1c Ranch srtuated on 6 8 acres m/1 Formal mg room & drnrng lg stone fueplace kitchen utlrty room Effrcrency apartment &carage & workshop Lg deck area overlookmg valley doors 3 50 OOea 30 8 onze alum num double com mere al en t ance doors sets 699 95 or s nge a 399 95 w th hand elt and tock1 3 1 S ngte o double g a11 .ste6 ns ulated doors seta reg 699 00 to 1800 0 0 n o w 349 95 to 8 95 00 32 S teel doors and ramb J)r ehung 1 h I e aced 189 95 3 3 Prehung steel nau latad do01 s w 1h glass n.su ated 1 29 9 6ea 34 P ahung pin e pan el doou aU s ze1 89 96 ea 3 5 Blank ho ow co n doo .s h om 12 to 20 w de 80 long 400ea 36 P et n shed pr ehung oak &gacy doors and ja mb all s zes 44 95 ea PENN S WAR EHOUSE WELL STON OH 0 6 14 384 364 6 lead ed Next weekend were openmg doors all over town There s a lot to se, And we have a lot to offer bmuse were part ol the Number I home selling system mAmenca Call our CENTURY 21 ofhce for more deta11s Or lUSt stop by See you there' Put Number I to work for you 446-66 10 Ontut; DIRECTIONS Approx 3 7 mrles out 141 pass Cente nary and take Lmcoln P1ke to Northup Rd Approx 2 5 m1les to res1dence Follow s1gns Co ne el e block I ali i .tes yard Of delivery Maa un sand Ga ll pol & Aflady m 11 con e at e and all 0 ock Co 12 3 :1::1 p ne 51 con crete supp e1 C11ll u 1 V& ley Ga l1p ol s Oh a Call 6, 4 44 6 B ook Cement and Suppl ea 2783 Real Estate General \IESH IENt S BONNIE l STUTES REALTOR JIM STUTES REALTOR CAll 462 2ND AVE REAR 446 GA liPOUS OHIO PROFESSIONAl SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE SPECIAL NOTICEHl SMITH REAl ESTATE HAS ANEW lOCATION - 450 2ND AVe SUITE 102 SPECIAl NOTICE #2 WE HAVE J NEW ASSOCIATES VIRGINIA l SMITH BROKER JBB 8126 RUTH GDOOY OFFICE MANAGER 156 6256 DIAN CALLAHAN ASSOCIATE 156 6151 KENNY GOODY ASSOCIATE 256 9334 CARPET 4206 Qua hf1 catr ons/ Requnements Three (3) years • cler cal expenence requrred SHORTHAND AND lRA NSC RIPTION SKILLS REQUIRED fast and accu rate lypmg skil ls {mm1mum 55 wpm) requrred ac cu ral e calcu lal ons knowledge of accountmg and word proccss mg preferred organizational ab1ht1e s 1ecessary Startmg hourly rate IS $6 98 Oh1o Un1v crs1ty rna nta ms an ex celle nt benet t pac kage Dead li ne for mak ng app l1cat1on IS Monday JuneS 1987 : Make appl 1cat 1on to R 0 Sco lt Employment Ma • nager Un1ver s11y Personnel Serv1ces Oh1o Umver s1ty 44 Un vers ty Terrace McKee Hou se Athens . Oh o 45701 O HIO UNIVERSITY Ath e ns oh1o SECRETARY II - R0 TC R1o Grand e Coll ege/ Commun1ty College announces th e opemng ol a Secre lary II poSit ion n Ihe departm ent of Mil ia y Sc ence Repo t g d ~rec l ly 1o 1he Chanperson ol the Deparlment of M11itar y Sc encc 1he es ponS1 b 1 ht~es ollhl5 poSit on mclud e lyP,III( and word p10ces S1nR lo1 Ihe depa1tment us~na b9J11 mutary and c vI an for mats servma: as nceplton st ma1n1 a10s ond organ zes deparlmental files ma nla~n s IIO!ntlll re cords and p~ep aral on ol purchm 1equests ISSISU the Mar kelmg Oll ~te r n manag ng lhe RIO Grand e Collece 1u1hon sc holar sh p nstructs and ass ists cadel ballahon slall1n ad n miSt ral on matte s and other dulles as assigned by the De partmenl Cha rperson Quail cat1ons nclude a high school d ploma mequ valent w1th spec ah11d tra nmg 1n secretanal sk1lls T!P'lll of 70wpm, siiOr !hand lransc nphon and Ill ng prollcltnCIIS required Excellent verbaland wutten sklis Slrorc oraamzat on sk1lls Wort proc:os smg and compule background requ red Musl be ablelo com plete dulles w1lh m1mmal superviSion Enl ywage $4 95 per hour Forty hour week w1th lam avail able aller probationary penod Medical benef1ls avaleble lnterl$ted persons should send a copy of their resumt '" cludmg name 1nd addresses of three references belore the deadl ne of June 5 1987 lo _ Ms PhylliS Mason Personnel oil ce1 R1o Grande Collece/ Commun1ly Collq e P 0 Box 969 Rro Grande OH 45674 Rro Grande Co ll e&e/Com~ unlty Colltlt 11 an Equal Opporlunlly/Aifumat ve A(tron Employtr p 0 11974 Farm Supplies & L1v es lock 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS l) S 3S West Ja ck son Oh o 914 286 645 1 Massey Ferg uson N&w Holland Bush Hog Salet & Serv ce Ove 40 u sed tr&ctor s to choose from & compl ete na of new & used QQ U pm ent larg est select on n S E Oh o Ho land sq Bale S1 500 Ford 3 pt Rak e $)25 Sha11 e Post Dn'V er 6700 7ft Locust pos t s S 1 35 each Ph 6 14 388 983 2 J v den s Fa m Equ pm ent 614 446 1675 Spec al Sal e Pr ces on our new 801 Ford Tracto w lh plow s d sc mow ng m&ch ne rake e,ay bB e $3795 Ph 614 2 86 f 52 2 • Real Estate General 608 E Mar nlo~ililolloloool_. POMEROY, 0 992 2259 I'~RE.EKliSTING - lEADING lrt; ROAD - Abeaut lui ranch home s tuated appro1 malely J acres ol Th s newer home wlh FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY New k1tchen bathroom and carpetmg !1 acre - 17 acres available CALL 446-2359 OWNERBUI LTTHISON £fOR HMSElf Spoedno eoSI NEW HOME Ow•or 13 out of town nHds to ull La 2 BR lR app o:. 16 ~ 20 k tc he~ ~as eat .n aru soetd oa~ ub nets bath dec k a ound half the ~omt Andersen wndows & slid 11111 door Heat I ve d n a few weekends h1 s buun ess nc Real Estate General pomp Extra ~ util ty rm lac~e 111 I Ask 'II $40 !00 00 very ni1"• 'hnn1• lot ol money ' ' ran ch lealur ng II vmg room lg lam1ly room 16x14 w/Ben Fra nkl n woodbu rner 3 bedrooms complele ktchen w/ appl ances and washer & dryer pus snack bar 3 bedrooms lull unhn1shed basement Settm g on a hall acre ol land Very n ce home well maml, ned Only $46 900 00 l~l;~~lf:~~~~a' r and " 1n oilers excellent2 and lam y room door lo v ew a and your own l' " ' •lll ii, d1sh I h balhs I garage lenced yard I•YCiung orcha rd Yo u need lo hom e I comlorl and l"ne:atnE:s_s app eal to you l· ~~~:;~liSTING - EASTERN CT ON RT 7 - Are lookm g lor a mn la rm' you wanl an older 4 bed 1oom Iarm house wlh ol lh e remodelm g ·r~,~~.l~d : large rooms wth •; lealures Ba rn & •storage shed and ch cken "house co mplele lh s 18 • acre mn larm Call lor you ,sh ow1n g AS KI NG ~4 5 000 00 Mll5 L KE S'E CLUSION1 Cha mna 4 bed m raneh wth aI the tonnn entt of theety 2 baths rana• 1efr 1 wn he1 dryer and lealtr ll 2\lt m P' a&e workshop and sta Is l o horns me fenced Owne wants ofttr m1 H CRES PORHR ON SR554 Re<enlly ~modokd 2s1o' l - lR DR 4 FOR SAlE BY OWNERS BR ~ lam ly k 1chen w ba loads of t1b1ne1s ullty rm sunport h base men! A I 1 rms 8eautlu I ees tn the yard SSOs N1ce location m town Needs 1ntenor work Askmg $29 900 CALL 446-3775 or 245 5537 A FRAME NESTlED IN THE WOODS - Bea ull ul home wlh a lovel y setlm g 42 acres mil Q u ~el and se1ene L1v10 g room w/wb l~replace Formal d n ng modern k1lchen 2 ball s and 3 bedrooms One IS a Ia ge loft bed oom ma ste bedroom fealu res a deck Sp~r a sta rcase leads lo the second level lots ol land scapmg 3 car garage c ly schools Shown by appt Rea l Esta te Ge neral W e're Opening Up For You EASTTERMS Equal Opponun 1Y Hooslo& olltoSI Dllt,.100I K ~II t.. S44 000 l bed ooms loads of ub IItts tiiPit thro111tout lVI baths am ly m 1 u p ap 1126 BRICK ANOrRAMI ClOSE TOHOllE I On 11blo h0111 and locobon Sl 160 Ask to su tnsldt lhfs btaullful anc" 311 eountry kttcltfltl taM ly m wblp carpo t l ac mil LowSSOs W IOJ BE GLAD YOU WAI TE D SoMe d se r 11 n111n1 tam ly wtll takt p tit n Mr nt sht p of th s lonly b lc k ran:ch1Loclltddoutotcwn lR lit 2baths fR w/wbtp sta ntc1111U WlftiiOWS full"' pptCI kltclttn SCrltfttd Poll 0 hea t pump n cro ~tnd pool wth dtck »d stda IUCM IUCH MOlE A bta ~t hf u home for tnlartatn nc too OtASTICALlY I£DUC£D •m HAVE OUR OWN PRIVAriiOAr OOCK 2 ~ acrn • II urool mns 1oOh o h er OFF SR160- 7 lCIESM/l llo.,tHol huHdhfllotaloOft WllKESV1llE 92 ocrn o/t ltlt offer HANNAN TRACERO 101 Kin 2 otd lrootoeo IIIlo otftr NEW USIING OWRI!liAYINUOIItl NEEOOFQittClSALI low oppr1110d ,.,,. (Sl2 0110, Solo pneo $2t !00 1 - s hollloltlrl olen1y of c1osals I co.riiOfo l...bllty 1111 lilcllolr dii"''IOO FA ps ow r•lf .. ~~~~~~~~:i;~i~\:~br~lc~k:flla~m~]'~~on till Brace oak kitchen tht E~traattlfttlon wts lire place 1n ftmlly room and woodwork throuchout the house 2 luce btths overStztd 2 car L.arce llvm1 room and formal d'"'"f room The ~ulldtr 111.1s enero consc1ous when he ustd 2x studs to ellow for tltra 1nsuletron rn the walls And men wmdows hell pump ¥otcre lot'" 1 qu11t ntilhborhood I mrle from town St Rt 588 Y. m1le past Bob McCormick Road cond stays tlfPII tllfoupo.t Citl Kltooll lr-- IJ11 NEW liSTING - 16 ACRI$1/~ 0,.., 11 IIOiolof W/ IIIU 1r "' ~~~~'"'' thrTII noor ... flllll . - . -.... 11-l 1111 fiMt - - - - 10 l& SrotKEO PONO cl - l& I no lbotlis .....,11_ ...,... ...... liliH ._.. a•tt• w-. w/s1oroo CMPI1orl lot~ ofKt I t : II• . I - IN 1i ner1l riJI!ts Hallnal'l T let Sdlool a trrM - _..... filii " "'"' 161 110. U!l NEWL STING - BACHilOI SCOOM!E Sunday, June 7- 1-3 P.M. Closo10c~yl•b NEW USTiitG - SEClUDED IUfiOIIK: - Cl•uch - - ,. ctllifll llfitilll. 10M1 ..... - WISEMAN REAL ESTAT£-446-3644 ul l ty Ull w/ llft •s htruce IIIII ctltlll1ir lorplollf1Ct till ""'&roor"Illl&-Iloilo,. t UZ \ ASSUMABLE PLUS ASWilliNG POOL' Bolh are a plus lor lovely 4 bedroom 2 balh home Good location Top of lhe ground pool wlh larg• deckarea Assume morlgaije ol $40 800 00 Approx $373 68 per monlh 20yrs 9> Vanallle rate Call today lor showng OWNER NEEDS A BUYER NOW For only ' 2 000 Down Paymenl &1320 00 Monlhly Paymenl 10\1% lnteresl Rale lor 30 yrs Mortgage amounl ol $35 000 00 Would have to also pay clos ng costs Thrs horne 1s almosl new 3 bed room lg Iv ng room corner lol central 111 l~cludes washer dryer slowe ~el dishwasher Kng woodburner & Cell ng fan Wh al a dea Callloday lor mor e delIllS RAIE OPPORTUIIITY1 - Boaters Fshermen Rei rees 600 to 800 ft deep water lronlage lnclud ng 3 BR 2 bath home and a 28x48 metal bUIIdln& lots ollrees boat docks tnd very secluded lODE II RAIICH ..- 3 bedrooms II( k1lchen and d n ng Kyger Creek schOOls 75 acre m/1 S4 1 900 U SACI£S.IIOit 01 LU$ - Storyand hall 5 bedrooms $45.000 00 country Dure e BOB a 8 Bd jUSt Ike the boars we test ed at th e Oh o Testation that ga ned over 2 6 lb.s per day Roger Benlley Sab na OH 513 5 04 239 0 elevator n ca $ 16 5 Ph 6 14 extra c ae n 1980 Old s De ta 88 Rova e or 64 19 80 C have lle Wagon a r naw t rea 8t battu as Good conditio n Ph 256 6580 Hay & Gram For se le or trad e 1987 Fo rd XL Conve rt a b a S1200 1974 Chevy 4x4 Tru ck 6900 Ph 3 88 9774 71 lcHay n f eld for sale must cut &nd be e 304 895 3972 Tr ans po r1a11on 71 Autos for Sale 19 83 1983 Plymouth Hou on 4 dr 4 sp good wo rk car Ph 6 14 379 2726 1982 Plvf"ou t h C h a mp 47 OOOm Ph 614 379 2726 7 8 Ford LTD new t ea batt AC c u ae PS $1400 gen erator 1ystem 0000 ... 1984 Red Chevette sta ndard tr an 2 door hatch back Ca ll 6 14 446 4664 NEW liSTING - lONG BOTTOM - A v ew ol th e r ve1 s an added allracl on lo lh s 12 x40 mob le home on A acre lot Use lor umme cam pm g o year rou nd res dence TPC waler ava able ON lY$7 500 00 :NEW liSTING - N1ce 1 " ~ lory home ov e11ookm g the -IJea ulilul Oh10 Rve r J ~edr oom s lull basemen! eqUipped kitchen 2 car ;garage ce ng lan a1e olher .;~dd e d lealures wlh lh1s )lome Also woodbu1ner li1eplace wookshop '" base )nenl eat m k1lchen pal10 "'"d a lronl porch w1lh a jew ONLY$29900 00 • :SYRACUSE - 2 bedroom -home on I acre lol l lloor jllan wth part basemen! I <ar garage Good begmn er ltom e $16 00000 ' 11ACINE - Newer ranch .flome on corne r lot Spa J:IOUS hv ng 100'11 wlh beaulrlul lireplace large jnodern k1lchen 3 bed rooms basemen! Excelle nt ~o n d1l on large carport concrete dr ve $47 500 00 1 Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 ~an Trussell 949 2660 Dottlt Turner 992 5692 [ r.acy R11fle 949 3010 !,"f1Ct 992 2259 ' 71 Autos for Sale 84 Honda E te scooter I ka 76 D o dg& wagon good body needs bat 1erv 120 000 m lea 304 675 614 742 3092 512 3 1976 Ltncoln Contmentel Mark IV Good motor and tranam 1 1 on 2 new re ar quarter panela 78 C amero auto p a pb loa d ed n 300 price n egot iabl e 304 814 742 1973 Plymouth ~oad Runner Factory 340 eng ne 4 sp" d t rans w th p11to gnp sl't fter New duel el1l}au1t good t rea una goo d f"Need s bodv work $800 614 742 250 2 B1 Corvette w ith 61 000 actual miM Ph 256 1774 ready Sta nte11 ateel Nr.w cuat am made for y our truck moto home or clllt c cer W th 1 fe- t me warranty Muffler Man 9 Stimpson Ave Athena 614 446 2890 1984 Plymouth Colt 4 &peed AM FM tape •un roof w rar ms &2499 1983 Dodge Colt 4 speed AM FM tape w re r ms Oh o 1 800 843 3767 , 966 Cheve le 283 auto 2 door hard top Cal1614 905 4306 8 1999 Johns Auto Sal e• Bula 576 2498 388 8673 1978 Malibu Class c and Chevy SS Nova 8 oth run good 304 675 1861 after 5 00 1986 Fo rd Ranger n v&ry g aod cond some 811 tras take over v I II Rd 1983 Bu1ck l eSabre ltmted oaded excel ent eond Ph pavm ent s Ca ll 6 14 256 68 67 Plymouth Twl&ter 318 eng ne Auto uan1m u on runl goo d good t' enaportat lon $200 614 742 2502 19 84 D 50 Dodge Ram 4 c yl 7757 1980 Ford Fiest a 51 600 00 1971 MGB new t op eBOO 00 Both Good Cond 304 675 t553 1969 GMC ona ton flat be d wit h t tove and ret geretor e750 Ca 614 742 2002 80 CfltNrolet C tetion 4 doo hatch beck PS PB c ru •• 79 Fo rd aut a mat c PS exc cond 3 4 000 m les phone 81200 080 17 ft camp er control AC 111t wheal abo~e 1verage cond f 1 600 00 304 304 67 6 32 98 675 3101 614 949 2288 E11.cel 1980 Datsun reduced AM FM rad o Ph 446 4 IP 2183 1980Ford4x4F150 XLTauto a r ttt AM fM toolbox e3600 1981 Honda Accord • 1196 ex fl~~~.t stayatema Chevv S 10 v 6 Fu~t nJ ected l oaded Durango peck' ag,tt sharp M ust see Ph 198 6 78 Da taun 821 0 runs good body f ar $3 50 00 30 4 6 75 614 245 5239 Trucks for Sale 19 8 5 D odge p ckup 3 A tdn 21 000 m es $6900 1969 Intern al onal 2 ton wit h w mch Ca ll 6 14 992 5468 new 2 500 m ea 21 25 new PB 72 Autos for Sale 1983F rebrd 30S4barral with 0 0 T top1 AC rea IPO ler ptn st r pea PS PB AM FM ~; lock stereo Call 614 742 2061 or 1971 far trBve or camp ng TV approx 7 2m mllea •6200 Ph 1980 Chry&ler Fifth Avenu e good condition Call 814 446 Ph The Sunday T1mes Sentinei- Page- 0 -:j' Ne11 er wrectcad Call 19n Old smobile Cutlass Su preme N o ru st good sh a pe al n!lW rad als 364 barrel auto FM sta eo S750 Ph 446 4 32 6 1903 Olds Delta 88 2 dt one owner 64m m ea n ce. clean michel n t res AC R defroster 16 500 1970 Ford lA ton Conve rs on Van auto air new rea Ho u zo n auto AC Ph 6 14 Pl y m ou th 379 2726 Cutl ass SA on wh t e loaded I ke new 14 800m1 Asking S1 2 500 Ph 446 7389 Of 675 2332 t 71 Autos for Sale 50 OOOml 1986 388 98 32 John Deere 350 6 w ay bl ade w;tll back hoe 3 ax l e t a er will 18 SIP B &te Ph 388 0230 or 388 9081 Dodge 1984 S2796 1981 Cl'l avy Malibu 1 O wn er 66 OOOm L ke new $2350 Pll t;;14 286 6522 72 Sulek LeSabre 73 360 auto lent condi1 on Owner took good c•• of this o ne 304 676 5689 $200 00 304 458 171 2 79 Cougar XA7 new peml ebullt ang ne no mtlea ntCB car Stearns Garage 304 675 7710 0 675 6749 72 Vans & 4 W D 197 3 Scout 4 whee dnve 6 cyl euto ru ns good $660 Call614 379 2140 Trucks for Sale 1950 Ford p cit up 304 468 1977 Ford Custom .ted Van $1 800 Ph 446 8249 or 44 6 1727 1339 o• 446 1628 614 446 0290 Tobacco o tom ato sttcks 62 16 c each Morgan s Woodi &w n Farm Rt 35 PIny 304 675 12B6 62 Wanted to Buy Now buy ng s ll e cor n or ear co n Ca ll to latest quot 111 A 11er C ty Fa rm Supp y 614 446 298 5 1904 Chevett e euto a FM 42 000 62500 Reel Estate Ganer~l JUDY DEWin BROKER J Mernll Carter Phylhs Loveday J1m Cochran Becky Lane Patnck Cochran G} 388-8155 379-2184 446-2230 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 245 ·9490 446-6595 Real Estate General AM 1984 Escort 4 spd 4 door new pant t es 51 000 m es S2500 Call 6 14 379 26B2 Fo sal e 1977 Mercury good condt on Ph 614 446 7039 1906 Chevy Chevette 4 .speed S2999 1984 Chevy Cheven e auto $2999 J ohns A1.1to Sales Bulav lie Rd R o1 Tr aetor Vermeer hay equ pmen t up to $3000 off Mowe s mower eond t oners rak es tedder s & round balers! A compl et e ne of bale hand! ng & f eed ng acceupr es gr nder 'TI Ke s wagons otary t len rot ary cuttars blades d sc cult1 vators plows seeders post drtve s woad spl n ars gotaa OEAl TO R Dav s Un1vers1ly Personnel Serv1ces IS currenlly accept mg apphcat10ns for a fulltlme/ per1!1<1nent Secretary 1 lo r lhe College of Osleopath1c Med1 cme/ Admrmstra 11on and F1nance Job Dut1es Prov1de secretanal ass1s lance to the Assocrate Dean and admrn1strators of the Department of Adm1mstrat1on and Fmance produce typed copy from rough wntten copy shorthand 1!1<1Chllle dictation of bnef oral Instruction perform wordprocessmg and clencal tash 111<1mtams hies of h1ghly coni dent1al nature prov1de prehmmary contact w1lh genera l public answer telephone manager ap pomt ment schedules elc 1-:-.,..,.----- - - - Autos for Sale 71 M ec;h an cal To bacco Setter $200 00 Call 614 44 6 2724 MF 50 Tractor good ru bbe r gas Good cond t on $2 800 Fo sale or trade for Convers on Ph 245 9109 o 24 5 5239 Van 1967Ca maro SS and 19 80 Cutl as Supreme Both excell ent John Dee e hay ra ke $675 co nd t on 61 4 74 2 2372 11quare baler'S S7 0 0 and up AC rot o ba le $450 MF dyna ba ence mo w er S600 Ha y con 59 For Sale or Trade d ton er S275 Other 1 eld ready equ pment Howes Farm Ma ch nerv A 124 & Mayhew Rd Sale or tr ade f or WO WD 45 A Ja cksa n Oil Ph 614 286 5944 C T actor VW Dune Buggy w th f be r glass body Ph 614 446 3 14 f ord Bottom plows $325 7739 Fot d 8f1 d sk S250 Belt c aeader sp eader $2 60 shaver post dr ve S700 24ft hav [B Ca pet emn anta 16 00 a yard an l p Molloh an Furnlturll Upp M R 'lo'Of ~ d Ph 6 14 446 7444 Opon t II 7PM on Week Help Wanted 59 For Sale or Trade 273 New Livestock 2 86 6522 61 4 245 5121 m ow ng machtnes rakes drum mower square bale s usod t ractors 3 7 ha vb nes cu td ton e I me Sp eade tobacco !e tters d scs ~ l ow s llar ow gravity w agon And see us fo a complete I ne of parts & sa v ce REAL ESTATE CO ioiiJIE RC A L 446-6806 12 Mo t h1 tree I nan c ng with 66 M F Tracto 62 4 50 7ft Fla 1 StrawbeH es P ck you r own mow a $200 Hay w agon $300 Bnng conta ne s Cl aude W n Post hoe dtgge r $275 J 0 ta s R o Grande Oh o Ca ll ham mer mil $125 Ph 614 63 446-6610 dU ltCIIII MG O'I'O inUIIIft Ron P1tchford SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. Charles Moore JUST liSTED FIRST TIME ON MARKET - TAKE ALOOK TODAY AI THIS SHARP BRICK & FRAME RANCH - 3 spac ous bedrooms lam1ly 1oom lormall vngroom 2baths heal pump cent al a atlached 2 car gar age lng ound 18 x36 swtmm ng pool wth prtvacy fence Mancur ed law n Cryschoos NEW LISTI~G GENTlEMAN S FARM - t ac t o ) STUTES Real Estate General Al. 61 Farm Equipment Real Estate General 30 4 77 3 5234 Re s CEN frUit & Veg etable s (som e th at take as low as a 36 MP STUTES REAL ESTATE BONNIE STUTES, BIOKER 58 Oh10- Pomt Pleasant W Va headga t es truck racks truck beds trailers sprayers feed bunks l ves t oclc w &t arers m n era! feeders Wh eat Horse lawn !I g a de n e q ui pme nt Used Equ pment 8 round baiera ~Southern ~ Hdls mR.E.,2lInc. DATE Sunday, MAY 31, 1987 TIME 1 00 to 4 00 P M approved cre d t 5300 m nu mum pu rch81fl nacflsaary 3 M e1 out Bulav e Rd Open 911m o 5pm Man t h u Sat Ph SECRETARY I • 0231 Used B~rch kitchen cabinett and tta nl"a steel • mk 6 14 446 0322 Apom tl fo Groommg All breed t All ~ ~- J ul e WebbPh 614 446 double bO!Irdt S30 and up t o S6 6 45 Furn1s hed Rooms Groom and Supply Shop Pet cond 1376 00 304 876 3433 ahllf' 6 00 pm 676 7109 67 6 6730 f: ~ Pets for Sale each Alto AKC Pomeran '"ior Pat ch Kerr Ad M on da y Stud Servtce a. AKC Stber1an Saturday BAM 8PM Call 614 Hutky for Stud Serv ce Ph 446 8692 or 614 246 5178 t Evtnylh n 1 lu • 56 1987 11106 ~ bedroo m br ck home on 89 acres wooded set! ng arge ftutt o chard home has 3 lull bath s and many amen I es n Kyger Creek school d str ct ~2404 CABIN &10ACRES OF PARTIALLY WOODED ACREAGE •• •• •• •• •• •• • - Lots of road t an lage Geen l ownsh p Ru al wate ava Iable $12000 00 H1l94 4 ACRElOI IN GRHN TOWNSHIPONLY$3 000 00 Ru ral wa er ava lab e 12394 WHAT APRICE' $17 00011 rs whal lhe owners are as~ SPRING IS HERE and we have Raccoon Creek lor you lo spend your summer and weekends - Yea a ou nd hv ng Buy now ng or 3 bedroom anch ram y com eal m k!chen ba h and mooe Qu e1 loca on and app ox 2 ac es ~ • ;I , OLJV. THREE BEDROOM MOBilE HOME w1lh 2year old 14 1t6 add I on lO ac1es ol la nd 12 x24 garage Sec #33 Harr son Bu now lor .~!.'~~,~ NEW liSTING - Newly remodeled 3 bedroom home near Cadmus cl ose lo Aucl on Barn For sale now mmed ale possessiOn $29 500 00 mss II ~ ACRES - Ranchs l~e w h3 bedroom s arge k Ichen 2 baths 111 ng oom fu f basemen nce count ~ su ound n ~s l and ays well HOME AND APPROX w1h eve! •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• th s MODERN 2 STORY 3 BEDROOM HOME PlUS 6 ACRES - la ge counlry krlchen you need 10 see 3 wa1e1 systems l ke new 2 ca aarage and older barn All n i ass elcepl egoodga den Jo rs Raccoo Cee kCouniY Pa k dsr lcl Owne anx ous o mov o hs one Priced $39 900 nce garden ar ea app1ox I 752 sq 11 on man ~2387 NEW LISTING 5 IUNUIES WALKING DISTANCE TO DOWNTOWN MIDDlEPORT - 2 s1o y home wrlh a 2 ca ga a[!<l 3 bedrooms 2 balhs lo~e pl ace large o 1 pmch wor <shop n lui basemen! Pr ced n Ihe $30s Call loday 12 391 SUPERB SEOING ON I 4 ACRESWITH LOISOF TREES - Greallo 1he lam ly 4 bedoooms I o balhs lam ly •• •• ••• •• •• •• • 1 STORY HOME AND 7 ~ ~CRES MORE DR lESS OVERLOOKING THE OHIO RIVERI - Home aile s 4 bed ooms 2 balhs Iv i room lam11 room utlll11 10om enodeled klchen wlh I epace Slorage bu1ld np, and ba l evel and lor ve F u I I ees and noe 11328 worn ana 2 woodburne ~ Large k!c hen wlh lots of cab nets House has been recently v nyl s ded mak ng for low ma ntenance Ncedeck r ch garden spot and 2 ca Ra age Cal Ieday lu an apponlm enl 11371 YOU RE MISSIN G SOM ElHING I you don 1 nqu re aboul lhs 4 bed room 2 slory 1wo balhs Ia mal rv ne and d nng ooms ul basement wth lam ly room ec oom uti ty oom and pat o wlh e• cel en! v ew Cty schools Beaullu home Call1o see mso ARARE OPPORTUNITY wII n 5 m11es ol lo wn 42ac es oad Iron age aong two roilds rrame anch app o:c 1 500 sq 11 J lg bedrooms 2 balhs k chen comple1e wth 1ange d1shwashe ef lltrator d sposal Attache J 2 ca garage 88 x56 ba n pus otheo sheds and ou1bu ldngs Kyger Ceek schools 12340 OWNERS REDUCEO HOUSE BY $11 OOOJUSITO SHOW HE MEANS BUSINESS - Exc I ngan dexclusrve 1111 s1 som e ot the features and the• you caU tor an appo nlmenllo see thrs lovelyhome Ihat goes wlh 1hem1 ~ bedrooms 3 ~ baths s1udy lam ly oom lormal enl y n ground pool Answers you d eam of p vacvwlh over 3 ac es of t eed su ound•ngs Come set the rest ~2 336 ITS BEST -II youen1oypr vacy and 1 iec:luded area rhs home s lor you' 3 bedrooms I ~ bath s greenhouse large seen c ya d expand ng to ove l acre Come see the rest •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• NEW liSTING - NICE 2 BEDRM HOME near Evergreen on Eve1green Prospecl Rd Approx h acre lan d counly wale Purchase now lor $24 500 3 BEDROOM HOME IN PlANTS SO - Excel lenl cond Iron New 10ol vnyl s d1 g nsulated Full basemen Cly waler and san tary sewer $55 000 REDUCED TO $4 8 000 1 I BUY NOW 2 ac e ol localed wlh n Spr ngl1eld Twp Galha Co $10 500 and rec eat10n Southvtestern schoo s P ced low$60s mao • I I APPROXIMATElY 5 ACRES ollevel ground ad1acen1 1o • Pleasanr Valley Eslales 350 II 10ad lr onlage w1l h c ly 1 waler sewer and gas on prem1ses $400 per lr ont loot I NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME localed alon g Roush Rd • Chesh re Twp Kyger Creek schools Appro• ~ acre • wblp pool Buy now lor $49 500 I 3 BEDROOM HOME ON KATHY DRIVE near Holzer Hosp11a1 low lra ll c area large backyar d WBFP Gallipolis C1ly schoo d1str cl Pnce $45 000 deweloomenl lob.l~ r.n hase ba n t e house Manv spr ngs fo I vestock vtater Past ure hllable land an d woodland Jams Wayne Nal anal forest Good hunl ng COMFORTABlE COTTAGE - 2 bedrms Sllua led along Garl eld Ave Buy now lor $16 000 NEW liSTING THISONE HAS IT All"' - 70 acres w1lh lwo es den ces Bar n oulbu ld ngs I 065 lb lobacco base Nea1 Crown Cly Hannan Trace Schoo s Buy now for $58 000 !1335 FARM liSTING - 160 acres P vale ~CAl on Modern house 6 ms I ~ baths Pr vale wafer system spr ng t I 20 ACRES more o less wlh 2 BR mob le home Hazel •• Rdge $19 900 NEW USTING I OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER - 12 x65 : 1967 mob le home Oneacre land ,.,th 2 car ga1age Call • Ieday' Th s one wont lasl lor $10 000 COMMERCIAl BUILDING ON COURT ST - Approx • 3 600 sq ft Seclroned oil I 232 sq H selling area Rear • alley and s1de entrance ma dd ~ on to Court St entrance Insulated FA gas lu1na ce separate AC C1ty seiVIces 2 • bed rm apt on 2nd lloor Buy now lor $60 000 I SIWNG TOUR HAL ESTATIIS IIG IU!INlSS UU AN EXPI..NCID WOOD HAtTY SAIISPIISON e lOCATION AND CONVENIENT TO THE VIllAGE OF RID GRANOE makes this seven room home a deSiable Istrn~ Lvrng 1oom lormal d nn~ complete klchen pan al basement Uke new shng e rool Alumnum sodrng Allordable pr ce range - low$30s 11360 SECLUDED FARM 147 ACRES - All n graswcepllo approx 30 acres Imber land 3 good ba ns and u1rlly buld ngs Sold 2 story house and good ever ya d ar ea ond garden Tobacco base Call now to trrsl apporn1men1 IMMEOIATE POSSESSION 11378 1153 ACRES on BulaYIII .. Addrson Road Wate Included Mobile homes welcome 11359 BUILDING lOTNEAR RIO GRANDE- Vacant lo1w1h sePI•c we 1wateo 163 M ol road lronlage good lo mobile home or house 8 640 Call lor more nlormalron #2368 SMAll MODERN FARM - Hunl ng1on Townshp Sx acres plus bam 2 car garage an d an eyecatch.ng 1YI story home House s modern 2 bedrooms (w1h alii e work rt could be 31 All vrnyl Sided nsulahon down spoul.,nd guMers Colo11sslate blue cathedral ce1l ngs Want a n ce place vt th a small acre age? DOn t pass thts up' DOUBLEWIDE ON AVERY PlEASANT LOT - Approx 180 xl80 wth a wh 1e pcketl renee New ool new lurnace as backup lor woodburnet Three bedrooms walk rn closet Well cared lor Prced under $30 000 Addav lie schools Belle call quck lo see lhiS one 112399 LOG CABIN IN RUSTIC 41 ACRE SETTING - 3 bedroomI bath 1vn~ room basement 2 car unatlached garage All thrs and more for $48 900 MUST SEE' MENU FOR TODAY I - How aboul a lasty dsh ol ncomei 2 sto y home and 2 bedroom garage aoartment localed n cty Ca ll today for more nlo maltOn and an appo ntmenl !1314 mENTION PROFESSIONAlS - 011ce buld OR loca1ed at 23 locus! S1ree1 An excellenl local on lor profess on~l pe son Call to mme del ls p ced at $37 000 12310 BUIDliNG LOT- loc aled a1 ower Rl 7 Access loRac coon Ceek Appro• I "" and resl c1ed - no mobole homes Beaul lu suoround nRS P ced 31 $5100 11356 1974 MOBilE HOME wlh 10xl 4 ex pando 2 bed ooms Cuorenlly n lrarlei park REASONABlE 11311 Ill ACRE fARM- lARGE TOBACCO BASE - Pc1u THREE WISHESI - II comlor1 conven ence and good ne ghbo hood a e moo ranllo ro u betl er ~o k lh s one oveo Brck and I •me I leve 34 bedrooms 2 lu I bat hs fa m1ly room I v g oo n an I d r np, oom 2 car 1 ga age plus 2ca ca po 1 sto1age bmd gs Over h acre I eed lawn let us ta~e ~ ou to see I 11 339 CHAROlAIS HillS AREA- Ths laslelu lydecora1ed anch has appeallh oughout Ca1hed al ce~ l ngs Inlivrn1 oomand mas1er bedroom r eplace lam ly room 1~ bal hs lorma d n n ~ 2 ca ga age Ncely landscaped lawn P clu P.SQUC sclt n~ Call today !01 mme del a Is $64 900 12389 VICTORIAN STYLING - Ahome oilhe pasl 211oryw1~ 4 bedrooms I ~ balhl am y oom klchen breaklasl room I v ng room full bast'ment lh s s a b ~ lam y home wlh em odelrnR n1de and ot I Se pa ale 3 b'V ga age and localed al Uppe r R ve Rood (SR7) 11397 I r I no .nch wlh bal l esque sett ng, modern 3 bed oomhome Ike new 2car garage rura water be ng nslalled Good lent nt 41arm POnds 8 acres allalla and 2 barns Th1s IS a good provttab efa mand wet taken ca e ol Call 'SOon u tobacco c op needs tmmedtafe alten ftOnll he !2380 GET AWAT FRO II II All - Come home to a beau1rful urban settmg 1ust a lew m les from Gall polls Custom burll brrck ranch 8 rooms 3 ~ ba1hs d vded basement Beaut1IUI stocked lake Crcular dr ve lined wr1h 1rees and sh1ubs Nne acre homeslead Call lor apprnnlm ent Gall a Countys besl 112191 EDGE OF TOWN - I eat in k !chen '~ hardwood I OQ ii !l 1 2 r.ar P,af3P,P storage ~u1l d nr> Only ~f/rl I rr f!) I om tow 12263 MAKE AN DF FE RI or oorn ba~e 1 3b ne I sto itgu 1u II c 1y ImIs P ced n II e $30 I oo n hOme wtn IBm y • itn d !ol mo e WIt n PRICE REDUCED ON THIS LOVELY J BEDROOM RANCH hiS deco ator s tooch K!chen wlh lormal drn nga ea nce I" ng room large lam1ly room I balh I car garageand appro• t acre lawn Pr ced nIhe $40s and localed rn Add son lownsh p M2337 VINTON - $20 000 - I lo yI ' me home wlh part al GROWN YOUR OWN GARDEN DOGS CATTLE & KIDS on lhl! scen c 29 acre farm I ~ story Ira me home 4 or 5 bedrooms basemen! Garage barns storage bu ld n~ Large bpond Call today th s ~ 1he type olla m1hal s d HICult lo I nd $69 900 A HOME FOR THE ENTI RE FAMilY- Sp,crous 4 bed oom b ck anch nea HMC Includes 2 balhs I~ tam ry room 2 I eolace. lo mal <1 n n~ lull In shed base ment 3 bedr oo ms b~l h ea n ktlchen an d doub le lo1 lei 1 go oo < ~ 1400 n!JO II WOUlD HOI TAK EIIUCH DOWN TO PURCHASITHIS HOME - 2 bedrooms ~r ge yard QU et streel n lawn PosSible and conlract lo ughl pany 11398 #1191 basemenl newe &as fu nace a d ce nt at a mwr thermal w ndows and much no e Call lo rn ore nlo mat on 11358 PRICED TO SEll AT$11000 - Fo oom house and ut 1t~ roorn f on po ct t el a and s moketla u~e Srtuated on I acre n Add son Iown h p 12357 n301 Put Number 1 to work for you: Cl L987 Ctntu ry 21 Re1l &tatf Corporanon,. wth ell c ~ ncy aparrmen1 In c IY1thoo d11r cl $35 000 Ca I lor comolele 111rng msJ Ill ACRES MORE OR lESS - ? volde homewlh3 bedrooms and mo f! ? hit r o 1 IOilit CCo b~ M! 'l truslet for tht NAF e and .. - tr..drmarka of Century 21 R~al Estat e Corpo ratton Equa Hou!l ng Op po tun ty il EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENPEHTI.Y OWNID AND OPERATED ~ �.. • Page-D-B- The Sunday Times-Sentinel 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 74 Mj)torcycles Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-'Point Pleasant. W. Va. 75 • 1_911 Dodge Van, windoYt~ con- "'""lion. very cle•n t1995 Ph. 258-1014. ' a•· Chevy Window Van . top of lint. ktN.cl . vtry sharp, Ph. 8U-2U -6131 . 79 ':Chtvy P1nel Van, 1.4 ton, low mil•. very good sh&pe. Ph. 2·5 -&131 . 198• C20 Customized van le11 than 30.000 miles, like new cand. lota of enral. For sa le or trade on old• model pich·up or c.-. 304 -676-1428. · 1979 J•ep Cheerokee. ph o~ e 30•·•6e-1727. 74 Motorcycles 1 Honda 250 Rebel. 1986 model, mlle~a 1Omi . Ca n be Mtn at 1 1 6 Butiani Or 1984 \1 -30 Magna. immaculata condhlon. ' seddle begs. cover t1800 Firm aet"lous ca li on on ly Ph. 266· 1. . 3 2· 9PM 1913 70 Honda 3·wheeler. t400. Ph. 304 -937 -2681 . 1974 Honde 7&0, 1oaded, e11cql· l.nt condition, new tune-up& oil chang • . UOO or beat offer Ph. 441-1619 after 5PM . 1978 .Kaw1uk l KZ · 750 , 12.800mi., 1600 or best offer. Ph. &14-261- 1340 1982 Yamaha 660 Vilion, drnMd. C1ll 614· 367-0543 . lt\~l"il' 1972 GT 660 Suzuki. l ow mileage. 11ery good c:o ndition . 1500. C•ll 614·992-5391 1982 Yamaha 400 Specie!. 4800 miles. E•eellertt condition. MEMBER 100 hfl. Call 304-675 -4466 01 sae 2:941 MeMiowbrook Drive. Point Pleasant Yamahe XS 85 0. Full 16' bolt Sea Star 70 hp with trailer. Ell:cellenc condition. Call 614· 446 · 1506 ah&r 6 p. m. 814-247-2724 aft et 6:00p.m. dreu. Good condition. Call 614 -742 -2352 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sate nso. C11t F1r ing luggage rack. 1981 31,1987 1986R ink8f. 17foot. 1 / 0 , 120 h"p, fully equipped!! Leu than Boats and Motors for Sale 2 1ft. Skiffcuft, slaepa4-6. 120 H.P. Mereorv 1-0 motor . Needs refurbish ing & repainting . Will u ll or lrada for li\11111 0ck. Ph 446-78 25 . 1982 Bayliner Mutiny , e~o:cellent co ndition. 120 hp. 1· 0 Mercruiser engin e Call 61 4-446 8654 . 14' Alluminum Fishing Boat with Trai ler, 2-new tires, a~~:cel ­ lent co ndition . Seaat87VinaSt . 3 8' River Queen Houaebaat. fully equipped. Ph. 614·446· 2367 . 1976 Mark Twa in 140hp. 1·0 , Shoreline trailer, ell coven t4500 or best offer Ph. 614· 388-9783. THE KIDS WANT APOOl AND YOU ENOUGH ROOM TO KEEP THEM OUT FROM UNDER YOUR FEET - Thrs hom e ofters all that. 3 BRs, 3 baths, equr pped kitchen. 14x44 family room. dinette, fireplace. 2 car attached garage. 20x40 pool and satellrte dish. AFfORDABILITY + LOCATION = On e nice starter home near Green Sc hool. 3 BRs. bath. LR. bath, f11 eptace, lull basement, brg yar d. Call lor mor e details. Auto Parts & Accessories 250 6-cvl. eng ine. brand new . 8600 . Call after 6PM . Ph . 614·266· 1666. Str~tl. 5119.95 p~ir . installed . Most rnodeta. Muffler Man . 9 Stimpson Ave .. Athens. Otlio REAL ESTATE E. M . WISEMAN , BROKER DAVID WISEMAN . 446-9555 B. J. HAIRSTON. 446-4240 CLYDE B. WALKER, 245-5276 LORETTA McDADE. 446-7729 NEW Thrs 1.570 sq . ff. ranch with full basement may be 22 years old, but lookslike new rnsrde. Completely redecorated wrth excellent color scheme. plush carpetin& krtc hen appliances. floor tile and on and on. Home has 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, rec. room. central air and garage on a flat lot. $47,000. #408 We Need Li1ting9!! ,, 198'5 full size slide in truck eamper. Call 614 -446-8648 aftet 7PM . $126 ., Ca ll 304·676·6697 betore 10:00 p.m . 1987 Ford NEW. dual lanks. long bed. 1960.00. On e pair 80-87 truck doors S250.00. Aher 5 :00 call 304-675-3073. oeB4. 8' 11ide in Truck Camper. ' 8, . Cricket. 3 burnet" range. 2-way refr~tll'a tor . furnace. E11cellent ~on'l:lition. S2000. Ph. 614· 245· 5474. I~=·==·==·==·==·::::· r.. 30'!-676· 2859. HERE"S A GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE You 'll have lrttle to do ex cept rela. and enjoy one of the best built homes in the cou nty. This is a ·roomy 2100 sq. ~ - . 3 bedroom brick with 31h acres of rol ling land. Prestigrou s neighborhood in an area r es tr~ cted to hrgher priced residential. Three large bedrooms, for mal dinrng and ~ h ar m i ng fam ily room with see-throu gh frreplace. The krl chen mcludes Corningware range, new relngerator, mrcrowave oven, dishwasher and lots of oak ' cabmets. 2 lull ce ramrc baths, and an oversized 2 car garage with automatic door. You'll be greeted by an outstanding vrew lrom each wrndow. This stately appearing home will be hard to match in today's market. Red uced to $114,600. #105 EYE FOR QUAliTY? Then come see this modest. but cut e 3 bedroom, vrnyl sided hom e. 18x24 garage. Low utilities Allordably priced at $32.600. .I N0 D J UC 21 : fl . Ua<J el trailer . Self· contained . Excellent ~~:ondilion . Calt 614 -992 · 7215 . OWNER VEY ANXIOUS TO SELL!" You'll en1oy the quietness of the countrysrde and convenience of berng close to town in this 7 year old 3 bedroomhome ju ~t 4 miles out in city school drslrrct. The rough cedar srding and a new wrap around deck (treated lumb er) make rt a sta ndout on the mar ket. Includes a nrce krtchen wrth range and refrrgerator, lorn1rca countertops and nrce cabinets. formal diningroom and 2 bath s. There's a large family room wit h lrreplace and I car garage. 24x30 outbuilding lor storage You'll like the added outdoor summer Irving space the deck provrdes. above ground pool rs extra. II you're about to buy a home, see lhJS one be lore you close on anyth ing else' $64,500. #108 . #316 A COZY SPOT TO CAll HOME! - The I setting of this 1900 sq. It ranch puts family and friends at ease. A frreplace warms the spacious living room on cold winter nights. 3 bedrooms. family room, dining room and a multitude of extras. 5 acres. $67.000. IF YOU 'RE AN "OlD HOUSE FREAK". THIS ONE'S FOR YQU! - With a coat of parnt and maybe a new frdnt porch. thrs could be one of the outstand ing old homes in th e area. Includes a formal entrance, large pine paneled fam ily room, decent kitchen !room for improvement). utility room and large bedroom on ground flood . Two large bedrooms upsta irs. Nice llallot with 2 car garage. Prrce $25.900. AI edge of town. • . I' I' I' 1· Is 675-17S6. 85 Treft & stump remo'val. Mulch, topaoil. Blue Aug. Blu e Spru ce, mowing. prunin g. Don' s Winds· capjts Ph. 614- 446 -9646.· Vinyle & Aluminum Siding. S1t11m windows 81 doors. over heng gu1ters. Free estimates . Ph. 614·4•6·6332 . Dillard Weter Service: Pools, Cis1erna, Wella . Dellvaty Any time. C1ll 614 -446· ?404·No Sunday calli . r I' I' 1· ro I I House coli, limnton•. and griVeJ. Delivered 1 ton and up. Jim Lanier, 304 -676 -1247 or 676-7397. ~m==~~~;;~t~;;;;;~~~;;;~;;~~;~~~~==~ 81 orne Improvements Improvements Rotary or cable tool drilling. Mon wells completed same day. Pump salus and service. 304· 895 -3802 l:onc:rete finish. parking lot•, basemertts · arly siz1 job. Senior Citiun Dltcount, Rick G1rfleld. 614·985 -4464 . Vinyle & Alum in~m Siding. Storm , windows & doors, over hang gutters. Free estimates. Stark~ Tree and Lawn Service, lawn care. landscaping, stump removal , 304 -576 -2842 or Ph.614-446 -6332 . 575-2903 . Estate RON ' S TeleV isi on S1rvice . House calls on RCA , Ou1zer. GE. Speciallng in Zeni'th. Call 304·576· 2398 or 614 · 446 · 2454 Fettv Tnte Trimming. stump removal . Call 304 -&76 -1331 Real 446-3636cA~ • • ' #245 • • • $25,000 - VAllEY ORIVE - Ttus 3 BR home otters 2 baths. krtchen. LR. DR, ca~p et . gas heat. crty sc hools Call lor an appt. 30.5 ACRES. M/ l - Sll.OOO - Sec. 93 Walnut Twp. fronts on Whrte Hollow and Berry Rd Well . septrc tank. PICTURE THIS - You and your fan1rly relaxing on a wrap-around deck en,oymg a terrific vrew ott he Ohro Rrver. Youcan wrth lhJS home at the edge of town. Other attractrve features mclude 3/ 4 BRs 2 baths. LR wrlh stonef11epl ace ami m 11 1 0~ed wall that rellects the fiver vrew. FR. rec room . krtchen. dmette. 1111eptaces. c.11pet. cent. arr. II you hke the rrver. you wrlltove thrs one. DON 'T BE CRAMPED FOR ROOM ANY MORE - lh rs lovely home oilers approx. 2000 sq ft. and rs rust frve miles lromtow n - 4 BRs. I'\ baths. powderroom)rtchen. drne lle. LR wrth corner wood burner.lamrly room . carpet and hardwood, gas he at. cent a11, attac hed garage Crtv sc hools. Call today GREEN ACRES IS THE PlACE TO BE Nrce ra nch style home srtuatcd on a 70xl4811. lot oilers 3 BRs. 117 baths. LR. FR w/ lu eplace, eat ·rn krtchen. gas heat Green schools Call today MAKE THIS YOUR Nf W HOME - 8r1 d ran ch. 3 BRs. I v, bath s, krt chen w/ Jange, double oven. OW. lrvrn g nn. drnette. famrl y rm .. f11eptace. full basement. screened porch. 2 car altached ga,ge KC school drstnct GREEN TWP. - 2 5 acres mi t. very nrce home oilers 5 BRs, 2 baths. krlchen, dmrng rm .. LR. carpet and hardwood. wood· burner . new lurnace. Call lor an appointment #350 lOVELY BRICK HOME IN TOWN - Thrs hom e has a lot to offer. Krtchen wrth range and drspt , LR wrth fireplace, carpet over ~ ardwood . lull basement. attached garage wrth electflc opener, gas heat/ cent. an, storm wmdows. You'll want to see thisone. $39.900 - I 7acres m/ 1. Very nice ranch style home features 2 baths, 3 BRs. LR, lamrly rm . and formal drning, carpeting. woodburnrng stove. Call for more mlormat1on. tOTS FOR SAlE - State R. 7. Rural wat er avarlable. Mobrte home welcome. Call for more detarts. TURN THE KIDS lOOSE HERE - 2.5acres mor eor less wrtn a lovely ra n~h stylehome. 3 BRs. 2 bath s, LR, krtchen has mrcrowave range and refrig., full basement. carpet: heat pump, cent. au, attached garage plus unattached garage. Lots ol room lor a garden. PRICE REDUCED TO $39.900 - GREAT BEGINNER HOME - This home oilers lg. LR with fireplace. kitchen, dining area, 3 BRs. bath. lull basement, I car garage, deck, fenced yaru just min utes to town on Rt. 14 1. Call for an appointment. STATE ROUTE 160- CORNER lOT - This home oilers 3 BRs. LR. kitchen. bath, unattached garage. ADDISON TWP. - Possom Trot Rd.- 93 acres m/ 1, all woods. Old barn on property. $21.900. CORA MILL RD. - Perry Twp. - 8 acres m/1vacant land. Call for more details. TAKE YOUR TIME You have to go in to appreciate thrs Jo,ely 3 BR ranch. LR with lrreplace. DR. eat-in krtchen and 2 baths. 2 car garage. I ac. lot. $59.900. #304 NEAR VINTON - 17 acres wrth · l ~ story home home has vinyl sidmg, new wirin g, 3 bedrooms. I bath and lots of storage '"" ''". '1°0-12 acres II at ground. Ought to took al rt! #250 GOOD HOME SITE IN QUIET lOCATION - Tree covered hrlls all around. Small stream, county water. 30 acres mall wrth 14x70 1974 3bedroom. 2 bath mobile home. All in good condition with partial furniture. 1.15 miles west of Eno on Long Bra nch Road. All lor $30,000. #319 LOAN ASSUMPTION - The seller rs dorng everythin g possible to make rt easy to be the owner of thrs brick/ trame4 bedroom bi-level near Clay Elementary School_He wrll combme a tow, tow down payment. loan assumption. and wil l even fina nce the difference with special terms. This is ah excellent opportun ity, especially for the first time buyer. Home also includes kitchen with set-all dining area, large unfinished lower leve l room, above ground pool and 2 car garage. Call for more informat ion. $46.900. #406 5 ACRE PLUS 2 mobrte homes. Over half of the land is creek bottom and productive lor field crops ·and garden. Also storage buildings_1971 12x65 Schult in good condrtron and 1961 10x50 Elcona rn good condition. Located just oft St. Rt. 325. 2.5 mite N.E. of Vinton. County water line on St. Rt. 325. Priced to sell at $16,500. Ull ': .. NEW LISTING IN FAIRVIEW - Well kept br ick home oilers 4 bedrooms, living room , lamrty room with atlractrve l11eptace. eat-in kitchen and I \\ bat hs. 2 car garage. Ga s heat, central arr. replacement windows and extra insulatr on. Home rn very good repair. Excellent neighborhood, close to shopping, hospital. etc. $79,900. #239 ' YOUR FAMILY Will ENJOY THIS HOME 4 BRs. 2 baths. eQ urpped krtchen, LR, DR. attached garage. heat pu mp / cent. a11, whut pool rn master bath. above grou nd pool. Shown by apporntment INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 9 acres m/1. appro•. 17 mr from HMCwrth frontage on St. Rt. 160. GREENFIELD TWP. - 88.75 A. m/ 1. fronts on SR 233 and Frank Shaffer Rd. Owner timber. Near grade school and college. Home on of an acre lot wrth 30x36 barn. Excellent garden area_' Hrstoric older home occupred by former college presidents in good condition. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. ta~ ge living room with wood stove, family room . dining room. modern krtchen and 12x 18 sunroom. Ga s fired hot water heat. Chestnut wood wrndo wand door facings in marn part ol home. Just one of the best built and modernized lin good taste) homesm Rio Grande. Priced to sell at $54,800. BRICK RANCH ON 1.84 ACRES- Largespacious home oilers over 2.000 sq It of tivrng space plus large 2 car garage. Incl udes lamrly room and rec. roon1. both with woodburning fireplace_ Lar ge eat-rn krtchen with attractive cabrn ets, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large utrlity room and more. Well built and well car ed for home in Green Townshrp. $70s_ WHERE'S THE HOUSEl - Believe us it's there' 2.1 60 sq. tt. of Irving spa ce that won't cramp your style. It's a qu al ity burit home inasecluded, family orrented nerghborhood wrthi n walkrng drstance of town. Com plete wrth 4 bedrooms and 21h bath sfor convenrence and comfort. Large lrvrng room and dining room combination wrth attractivefireplace plu s eat-in kitchen and fa mily room_ Lots of storage space in partial basement. Above ground pool. screened-in brrck patio for summer evenings. 2 car garage, gas heat and central air. Thrs home writ please you rn ev ery way, rnclud rng your budget. It's truly a bargar11 at $64,900. Give us a call, we'd love to show rt to you at you r convemence #220 CLEAN AS A PIN - EVERYWHERE! - Thrs home JS rn A-I shape. Nothrn g to do but enjoy. Great starter home_ 3 bedrooms, I bath. knotty prne fami ly room. tivrng room wrth frreplace. New vrny l srding, gas furnace and cenllal arr and carpet among other thrngs. Basement Mrnt conditron. Low 50s. #237 •• • ..• HOUSE OF THE WEEK • ••• KERR-HARRISBURG ROAD - JUST MINUTES FROM HOLZER HOSPITAL. SPA'• .• ..• SUNDAY PUZZLER Home lmprovemenls Reahy, • . •• .•' w~ls . pools filled. James Soya W1ter. Same rates . Cell 3P4· 676 · 6370. Form~rlv 2919. #119 THE FAIIILY Will LOVE THIS ONE! GRAHAII SCHOOl ROAD - Very nice Ranch style home on .5 acre m/1. oilers 3 ranch offers kitchen w/ range, relng.. OW. BRs. bath, krtchen.lamrtyroom. LR. carpet, dispt .. mrc rowave. lR, FR. dmette, 3 BRs. 1 heatatator l11epta ce. WB stove, 1 car bath, cent. a11. carpetmg, 2 metal utrlrly attached garage, 16<32 rn -grou nd pool. bldgs. Shown by apporntment. Chamlrnk lence. Ca ll for an appornlmenl. A & R Water Sel'\lict. Home ciaterns. W1tter1on 's W1ter Haulini . rusonable rateiJ. immediate 2, 000 gallon delivery , cls1tll'ns, pools. wall, etc. call 304 -576- :JWOH se 3~1:1:10 !f31/!JM .. '3V'40H se 30t.:l.:l0 to asn .. dn aNnx;r ~oot 01 pe1ueM a~ pe~unouue e4 ,. 13S:J:JO '6U!UU!J8 ·suorletn6a.r xe1 St:H IS91et newnN 941 JOi pa~se J 9~JOM·O~ e 9WJIJ9AO 13?'1H:J 6UI~JOM jO S~99M jeJ9A8S J91j11 N3X't1:J :J3!JH1 A'IONnS I! ·l S.,I?3Z'-V'l{l?~:iJS 01 SHJMSNY • • .•'' • General Hauling 2•6·9265 Al l types earpent• & concrete wortc: Interior. e11terior, remodetltlg. painting. roofing, frae B5t~/nates . Call614 ·446-6174. R ~oo=Um~t~101~~-~~~;;~M~~~~~~R~E~A~l~E~S~T~A~TE~~~~4~46~-~7~6~9~9~J,·~ J I. J Water Service. Swimming pools, cist1rns, wlils . Ph . 614 - SWj:EPER and sewing machine repair, part a, and suppliBS. Pi~k up and delivef"'tt, Davis Vacuum Cls·aner. one half mile up Gedrges Creek Rd. Call 614 - FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET EVER'!! - As a broker and house -salesman. I see a large number . of houses every week, and I can tell you. it is not otten that we lind one of th is quality, as well located or in as good a neighborhood. It's a 3 yr. old brick (n o exterior maintenan ce). rust like new and includes a large living room, formal dirring. large krlchen wit h 28 Ieel of oak cabi nets, built-in bar. ra nge, dishwasher and refrigerator, brg fa mil y roomwit h brick fireplace, 21ull baths, 3bedrooms and an oversized 2 car garage. Thrs isabeautifull y carpeted. nrcely decorated home_Located on 2 lots. 2 mrles from town on Rt. 160. Priced at $95.900. Owner does not wa nt a "for Sale" sign, so call us lor exact tocalron. 84 rnllr•-iov ATMOSPHERE Truly gracious !amity lrvmg can be yours in this beautrtul fou r bedroom home approx. 8 miles from Gallipolis. The krtchen is agourm et's delight, unbetievabledining room an d lamity room. Swrmm rng pool. workshop, horse stables. 20 acres, another 73 acr esavarlabl e. Built lor the most discrimi· nating homeowner. Many, many an~enities . #542 free . Ridenour E ~ctric 81. 304 - 81; Home ' Improvements 44~ · 0294 . SOME OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE is contained within this 86 acres. 1'h story remodeled homein good shape includes 3 bedrooms. I bath, large eat-in kitchen. living room and Iron! room. Al uminum siding, approximately 50-55 acres are cleared gr assland. Small ponrl. $66,500. . City, Oh. 6H ·268 -1470. he. 61 4· 446· 3438 . Open d1ily 9 to 4:30, Sat . 9:30 to 1:30. Old & n,r w UphOiterad. ing. New service or ·. repair1. . _L_- L - -L.-L---' you develop from step No. 3 below. L- L S· JI ~ "'-" ''"""' ~ ~~~~EREO L TT RS Ace Constru ction. Ftoot1ng. gut· tflrll masonry work. All work #113 . R & M Custom Couches and Aeuphotstery, St. Rt. 7 , Crown Lieented electricl&n. Eltim11e rng a co-worker askedovertrme for the latest IRS tax regulations. Grinning, he announced he wanted to look up "Use of -···· as --·." ,n Complete '"• cnuckte quoied . W by fd1 1ng in the missmg words 610-949-2288 . guoion\eed. Ctll614-388-9766 or388 ,9792 EXTRA WEll BUilT HOME ONLY 4 MILES FROM GAlLIPOLIS - 3 bedrooms. 1\\ bath. lull ba sement with lamrly room and fireplace. Quality birch cabinets in krtch en. hardwood floors with quality carpet, all less than 2 years old. 2 car garage atta ched, 2 storage burldmgs. I acre to be surveyed. Listed lor $62,500. . The Sunday Upholstery . Mowrev·s Upholstering serving tricountyerel22yean. Thebesl in fumi~ure upholltflfing . .Call 304 · 675 · 4154 tor tru R"iden11al or comm.,cial wir· After several weeks of work· 87 446-4477 -Electrical & Refrigeration " Formerly Ken' a now John's Water SHVice, John Wattltl'lon. Jr. Owner . 1.000 or 2.000 gel . aervice, 30•·576-2248 . Santa ' s Upholstery Shop: Furniture. CIU seati, bo•t sea1s, etc . Call 61•· 256-6270. Rocklic61: R.oad. Crown ~ i ty . Cor. Four1h and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or 614· ~r=~=T=W~~~~~R=~R=~E~=~ :c I I I · I I I 19G9 19 ft. Bonanza Trevel Traijer. Se:lf,eonlained. Sleeps 6 . Single ~xel . New tires . $895. Servi ces CHESHI~E - Solid smaller home close toschool. ldeallor .starter home or retired couple. New paint inside and out, thi s 2story has hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms, bath, form at dming, full basement, gas heat. patro. Gonvenrent location. $34,900. #410 1ST TIM£ EVER OFFERED ATTHIS PRICE! - One of th e prettiest settings in Middleport. Modern 3 bedroom home surrounded by large trees and rock cliffs. All kinds ol birds, deer and squirrels will visit your 1.27 acre lot every day_Thrs very well kept 20 year old home includes a nice eat-in kitchen. formal dinrng room , hardwood floors and a lull dry basement. There's a 3 car car port and a 16x32 mgroun d pool it's at the end of Vine Street just off Grant. Th ere's no traffic, it's quiet. ju st like living m the co untr y yet only a minute awa y from shopping, church and grade schools. Pri ced at $54,900. . Plumbing & Heating CA RTER 'S PlUMBING ANO HEATING I If--,lr.:,:--;_1-;-'::..,.l::....;;-l-=-rl-1 r NeW refrigerator $1 ,500. Ph. t•honf' (614) 446-011118. JAY DRIVE - Lovely home for beginners, 3 BRs, LR, eat -in krtchen, bath. carpeting, gas heat , cent. a11. attached garage. Ca ll now lor apporntment. FOSEFT I 1-;s.-T: - I;;-i-1-=--rl:....:,l....:...,lrl . 1989 25ft. Coachman Camper. 514 !'it'rund A' ••nut• GallipoliM, Ohio 156:J DOWNTOWN LOCATION - LIVE IN ONE RENT THE OTHER or RENT BOTH! - 2 story home with 3 BRs, bath, LR. kitchen, drnrng rm. gas heal. Garage apartment in rear offers 2 BRs. bath, kitchen. laundry room. Ca ll for more mlormatron . 21h . Cal"f'iper. Fully equipped $3600. Coll614-446- 0966. 82 2 rll -r--:-1r:-1-r-:1;.;.:-1 h _! - 26 . Titan motof hom e, com· pl9tely self-cont1ined. genera tor. ~ sleeps 8 . 58900 . Call 614· 4·6-0008 . Norilad Building and remodeling, room lddirions. rc'lofing, l•vout. leveling. siding. b•throoms. concrete. eiKtriul. drywalL plumbing, 304·675·3713. . E X.N A l F I I I THELAC I I~ I I 1· I I .B u N L y M ,. • Used and RebuiltTransmiuiona : All internally inapactad and guaranteed . Installation and pick -up available Ca ll614· 446· Dual exhaust kits, 899.96 in· stalled . · Most For ds , Chevv Trucks, Vans. 4114 's. Muffler Man, 9 Stimpson Ave.. Athan s, Ohio 1· 800-843 -3767 . ti-le 6 scramb led Words be low to make 6 1irnp le wo rds. Pnnf le1ters o f each in 1ts l;ne of squares. 79 Motors Homes & Campers Home ln>provaments 81 O Rear ra nge 1-801HI43-3767. BUDGET Transmissions : U11ed& Rebuih . All tvpea. Guaranteed a minumum of 30 days. will deliver. cnh & carry or insral. Ph. 614-446 -2220 or 1-304· 676 ·6768. 73 Monte Carlo, bodv aoHd. Glaltron Tri Haul16 ft . Excell ent eondtion. 86 HP Mer~~:ury Motor. powAr uim. cover. filled ladder tor aki&rs. tilt trailer. Stored inside. Call 614 -992 -2941 or offi ce 614·992 -6461 . RLACKRI :R!'I Rrolu•r 76 WOIO GAM I THAT OAIIT PUli~n RELOCATION COUNCIL • Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 77. Aut<l Repair -~ 'EMPLOYEE WISEMAN 446-3644 ..... May 31, 1987 CIOUS 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH, HAS 3 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM, FULLY CARPETED, NATURAL GAS BOILER HEATING SYSTEM, CENTRAL AIR COND. AMONG THE MANHXTRAS, AHOT TUB,lf.ACRE LAWN, BASEMENT, ATIACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. A LOT OF HOME FOR $79;500. • • . ~ • ACROSS 1 "- Eagles" 6 Harvests 11 Snapshot 16 Deer's cousin 21 Get up 22 Ant 23 E•panses of grass 24 Command 25 .Shallow ves561 26 Railroad station 28 Long lor 30 Auction 32 Sliver symbol 33 Exists 34 Dec81 35 Rend 36 Quote 37 In favor ot 38 Recent 40 Eagle's nest 42 Container 43 27th President 44 Spar 45 Ventilate 47 Sums 49 Obligation 50 Dance step 51 Hurry 54 Protbberance 55 Danish island 56 Woman's waist 59 VIper 60 The sun 62 Resident of Reno 64 European 65 Note ot scale 66 lll l II 67 Stalemate 69 More recent 70 Ran1 7t Noise 72 Unusual 74 Strainer 76 77 78 79 82 84 85 86 88 89 =· ~ • 90 92 94 Pierced ~OlY REMODELED 2 BEDROOM HOllE - BEAUTIFUL CAR· P.ETING KITCHEN EQUIPPED WITH RANGE AND RHRIGER· ATOR PLU SBUILDING PRESENTLY USEO ASOffiCE COULO BE USED AS AN APARTM ENT. VEGETABLE GARDEN. GARAGE. GOOD LOCATION ON OLD Rl 160 AT EVERGREEN. $26.000. Corded clo1h Army meat Latvian na11ve Rites Strips ot teat her Vera Paradise Haul Sur1elt Identical Tint Cries of horse 98 Tlbelan priest 99 Solitary 100 Lubricate 102 Take unlawfully 103 Guldo'g high note 104 Possessive pronoun 105 Twls1ed 106 Exterior 108 Crafty 109 Article 110 Myself 111 Toward sheller 112 Afllrms 1t4 Deposit 118 Compass point t t7 Lou Gran1, e.g. 1t9 Baker's products 120 Toward and within 122 Fears 124 Condensed moisture 125 Marco126 Forme! warning 128 Mor561 129 Legal charges 13 t Chapeaus t32 Actor Johnson 133 Reigned 135 Drink slowly 138 Abstrac1being 139 Strikes t40 - Grande 141 Illuminated t42 Greek tetter t43 Paid notice t44 Prefix: hall t45 Musical ln9turment t47 Takes .one's part t49 Suitable 150 Citrus trui1 152 Type of dip t 54 Delached t56 Beginning t 58 Journeys t59 Mr_Claus 160 Depressions 161 Transac1tons DOWN 1 Rabbit fur 2 E•punge 3 Sloe - flu 4 Equally 5 Conducted 78 Kind of bun 80 Icelandic wr!Ung 81 Sink In middle 83 Knock 84 Clayey earth 87 Grave robbefa 89 Remained 90 VISCOUI mud 9t Dotestod 92 No1 one 93 Location 95 Lampreys 96 African antelope 6 Rumor 7 Feeling 8 Danish land division 9 Hebrew letter 10 Pigpen 1t Unadorned 12 Harpo Ma" played II t3 Possess t4 Thoron symbol t5 Change Into bone 16 Congenital spot 17 Native met al t8 Hypothetical 97 Denmark nallvM force 99 101 105 106 Suggeettvt took Vast throng Hard knock Butter subettiuto: colloq. 107 Lea10 1 t t The eweetsop 1t2 IS Ill t t3 Ml• 1t5 Walked on 1 t6 Dines 118 Roman date 1 t9 V&SIOIS 12 t Ophthatmologllt 123 Teutonic detry 125 Courtyarde 126 "High -" 127 Omttf from pronuncl1tton 129 Dlslrlbutod 130 Beneath 131 That man 132 Goddess or the wood t34 Summer: Fr. 138 Urge torward t 37 Certain gott sholl t 39 Chickens 140 Dlllurbance 144 Soak up t9 Scorches 20 Fungous dl56ase ot rye 27 Before 29 Baseball slats. 31 Unit or Siamese currency 36 Roman statesman 37 Time gone by 39 Sttngtng Insect 40 Wrir god 41 Shorl jacket 42 Skllllut 43 Twist 44 Masculine 46 Thel thing 48 Arabian seaport 49 Loved one 50 wan 51 Devastation 52 Stege whisper 53 General conception 55 Skillful persons 56 Pigs 57 Choice part 58 -Rages 61 Hold on prLperty 63 t ns~ J res with tear 64 Frae ticket 68 Obvious 70 Faets regret tor 71 Strike oul 73 Vletons 74 Pihtall duck 75 Uncanny 77 Partners 145 Transfix 146 147 148 149 15 t t 53 155 ., Ancient Otfspt"lng Turf King of Judah Mile: abbr. Sodium •ymbol Faroe tatandl whirlwind t 57 Neon symbol LANO. LOTS OF LAND!- 161 ACRES. WOODS MILL ROAD. 9 · ROOM COLONIALSTYLE HOME HAS6 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET. CALL US SOON. YOU WILL WANT TO SEE THI SPROPERTY! #229 WHERE NATURE PlAYS-On a wonderlut9 acre tract of land surround ing alarge 8 room and bath. remodeled older home. 4 bedrooms. 3 fireplaces, brrch woodwork. 3 porches. 2 level barn and scenic view are some of th tp_llracti ve features. Reasona bly pr iced at $32.900. #415 IF YOU WANT COUNTRY.... Don'l mrss th rs 1.752 sq_ff. 'ranch sit uated on 1.99 acres wrt h a great view. 3 bedrooms, 21ult baths. 18x20 tivrng room . formal dining room . kitchen , utility room and full basement. Con crete patio and breezeway. 2 car garage. $61.900. #448 A PlACE YOU'll lOVE TO CAll HOME Charmrng 2 story vinyl srded home gives you a wonderful warm feel!ng._lncludes4 bedrooms, 1~ baths, lrvrng room wrth flfeplace. attractive drning room wrth-corner chi na cabinets, large eat -in krtchen and full basement with asecond fireplace Qualrty detailed construction throughout. Located on a quret dead end street within walking distan ce to schools. 2 car garage. All for $65,000. #209 OLDER HOlE WITH IIODERN FEATURES- 1 ~ bath, fuel oil forced air furnace, newer kitchen cabinets. Excellent garden area. 45x45 barn, 22x24 garage. Extra lot for second home. All lor $36,500. ' THREE BLOCKS FROM TOWN - But surrounded by 5 acres of woods. famd y oriented ne_ rghborhood .. 4-5 bedrooms 3 full baths. large hvrng room wrth lrreplace. form al dmrng. eat·rn krlchen wrth lots of wrndows. lamdy room wrth fireplace. large deck overluokrng yard_Large 2 car garage_ Much, much more $72 900 DON'T HESI TATE'! . #200 RAMBLING RANCH OVERlOOKING THE RIVER Very spacious includes nearly 3800 sQ it. ot Quality built living space Large comlortablt• famrly room offers brick frreplace wrlh rnsert. indoor BBQ, wide oak lloors and large shdrng doors leading to flagstone patro wrth captarn'' view of the river. Also rncludes targe livrng room with marble firepl ace. 5 bedrooms, 2 full bath;_ wet bar. formal dinrn g room and more. Great home for entertaining and raising afamily 45to 5acres of ground with pond. $1 39 900. #238 lOCATION IS SUPER - lor anyone who likes to live downt~n wrthin watkrngdrstanceof the park and shoppmg hub. Wrth 3-4 bedrooms. family room , drning room. large krtthen, vrnyt srding and fenced yard. property is also a desrrable rental unit $41,900. #400 • THIS NEW CEDAR SIDED HOllE HAS 2 SECOND FlOOR WOOD BALCONIES - REAR BM.CONY HAS A COMMANDINGVIEW OF SURROUNDING RIO GRANDE COLLEGE CAM· PUS AND BOB EVANS FARMS. BEAUTIFUL! 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, ENORMOUS KITCHEN, FULl BASEMENT WITH LOTS Of SPACE FOR FUTURE fAMilY ROOM. WOOD DECK ENTRY. ORNATE LEADED GLASS FRONT DOOR IS JUST ONE Of.-THE MANY NICE DECORATIVE TOUCHES. $54.900. UCELENT LOCATION! ClOSE TO TOWN, BUl NOT IN TOWN. EXTRA BIG IOOX200 LEVEL lOT. 3 BR, 1\7 BATH. EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE & OW_, GARAGE. GAS fURNACE. SUPER PRICE OF $39.000. RACCOON CRHK ROAD - BEAUTIFUL SCENIC AREA. 40 PARTIALLY WOODED ACRES WITH lOTS OF ROAD FRON· TAGE. 2 MOBILE HOME HOOKUPS. I MOBILE HOME. DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU SEE THIS PROPERTY! $38,000. I ® 1987 Unl11d F•turo Syndlclte �- Page- D-10- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 6 . NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 5-31~7 ~SNOW -RAIN FFIOHTS: WWamt "Cold By United Press International Thunderstorms that spun tornadoes and fed flooding In Texas and Okl ahoma bar reled across the southern Pl ai ns for the sixth straight day Sa turday. and m ore record-setting heal was forecast for New Yor)< sta te. The storm s that hit Texa s spawned a tornado Friday ni ght near Lub bock that damaged at least a dozen hou ses and mobile homes. police said. Severa l other tw isters were spott ed elsewhere in the stat e. One tornado was sighted in west Houston , while ot hers touched dow n i n Har ris and Mat ago rda co un ties . No inj ur ies were r eported. "1 was moving m\, . gras s and didn ' t have any idea it wa s ft Occluded 11 coming u nt i whose lookedhouse up... said Don Brown, wa s destroyed by the Lubbock twiste r . "When I saw it . I g rabbed my dog and ra n for the basement. " Pau la Mar berr~·. who was in the damaged mobil e home. said Map shawl minimum Jempe!liiUres. At leas150% of My shaded atea Is ptedcted to tDiwl ptlldpllation lra:licaled. UPI WEATHER MAP - Rain Is foreca.•t Sund ay morning lor parts of the Pacific northwes t coast. Thunderstorms arc forecast lor parts : oUhe !llluthern plains and western gulf coast. (UP I ) Municipal Court news GALLIPOLIS - In Gallipolis ~Municipal Court Frld a.v, Keith A. Nibert, 25, of Rt. 2. Crow n Cit y, .was bound over to the Ga ll la ..County Common Plea s Court , t harged with theft . • In other court m att er s, Frank ,Jin D . McDade, 4:i. of Poi nt l'leasant , W.Va ., wa s fined $3011 'ilnd given a lhree-day jail com mitment for OWL • Thomas J. Eakins. 26. of .Racine. was fin ed $50 for publ ic l ndecency . • Alvin R. Hy lton . 28, of 9:! Cedar !;t ., wa s flned$50 for not havi ng a tlrlver 's license. Malvin Valen tine, :J7. of 714 Third Ave .. was fin ed $28 for r eslsllng arrest. Speeding bonds wrn· lor f ci lcd by Frank R. Clemms, :17, ·Hi Holcomb Hill , $38; W.C. Seegmiller. Jr.. :14, Huntingt on, W.Va., $41 ; Jeffery D. Lahm ers. 21. Chesterhill. $70: Rn lph E. Clark, 47, Scott Depot , W.Va ., $41: Ralph A. Hoffman. 72. Oklawaha. Fla • $41 ; M ichal' IT. Nutter. 36, Apple Grove, W.Va .. $40; Patrick A. Burkhart. 27. Yellow Springs, $44: Mor ga n A . Yates. li6, M ent or. $40; Roy 0 . sea t be lt : Angel,, M . Boster, 18. Zi mmerman, 74. Proctorville, Rt. 2, Bid wel l. $40. improper $43; Robert Gilbert. 23, Pr in ce turn: Donald P. B un ce, 18. George, Va.. $44; Michael J . Mldd l<·port . $40. running a stop Sholl, 31, An n Arbor. Mich .. $40; sign: Ant hony B. Rilfl e. 20. Mildred K . Tabor, 31, Rt. 4, Syracuse. $40, following too Ga llipolis. $:18; Ra ym ond A . closel.v; and Larry C M ar tin . ~ 6. Dot so n. 57, Huntington, W.Va .. Belpre. $40, fai lu re to y ield , $47; D. Dou gl as Harvey ..Jr .. 28. In Gallipol is M uni cipal Co urt Barbou rsv il le, W.Va .. $Jq; and Thu rsday , Victor T . Dawson. 24. Lan ce E. Rhodes. 24. Rip ley, of Clendenin , W Va .. was fiord W. Va., $4:! . $300 and given a three·da y ja il Other bonds were forfeited by com mitmen t for OWl. Dan iel Roa ch. 24, Rt . 1. Cr own Jeffrey S. Shaw, 22 . of Rt. :1. Cit v . $5:1. f ishing wi thout a Ga llipol is. was fined $17 for l icense: James M . Ga r afola. 66, having an open cont ai ner. HP E ureka Sta r Rout e, Ga llipoli s. wa s fined an addit ional $12 for $40. no va lid registra tion: Jef- r unn ing a red l ight . frey A. Needl cmnn. I H. Potomac. Rebeckah D . McCraw, 24. of Md ., $40, runn ing a red li gh t ; Hacine. wa s fi ned Sl 5 for speedCynthi a S. Moorhead. 29. Point ing. Pleasan t. W. Va . $40. pass ing in Cordon W. Fac tor. 2:i. of Hio an intersec tion: Roberta U . Gran de. was fin ed $12 for failure Lively, 32. M iddleport, $40, fail - to cont rol. ure to control: .Jefferson S. Baker, 19, Rt. 2. Patriot, $40, Man na .J . Mil ler. 29, ol 45R reckless operat ion: William E . Seeo nct Ave .. was fined $12 for not E rwin Ill. Jackson, $40, ha v in g valid registra tion . fo llow ing too closely: Elmer L. Speedin g bonds 11err forfeited Spaulding, 49. Rl. l , Cheshi re, by Shirley A. Arrowood . -". 0ak $40. no muffl er: Lind a L. .John · Hil l. $41: Ca rl F. Drak~. 77. son . 35. Rt . I. Ches hire. S3o, no- Lebanon. ~40: T im othv P. F.ber le, :!o. Charlrston, w·. v a .. $411: Michael f'. Gin ave n. n Columbu s. $-10; .John H. Peddicord . .1:1. Cos hoc ton. $44 : Au drr_ , . M. Sa under s, H. Rt. 2. Crown Cir v internat ional tra de. foreign po l- $40: Hick C. Smith. :11 . Rr. tey. produrt ion. Centra ! America Ga lli po li s. $4o: Ca r olvn and th e Soviet Union . J.Sp<>ncer. 2R .Johnslow n, $:18: Babbl ll crillr lzrd duPont 's and .IPffrcv A Walkr r. 26, proposa ls to cu t farm subsidies. Springboro. $4:1. rC'vist' thr wP!farP ~.V!;; It, m and Other bo nds were fo rf~ it rd bv fund theStraiPgic Deft'nsr In ilia · Helt'n M . Brown. 7.1, f,()2 Spring t in' - say ing lhf•.v would onl~' Vallev Dr., $40, fai lure to vleid· des ll·o~' !h<' AmPrica n s.vs tPm. Dou~:ias H. Stover. 24, 1'. .. Pe te. when vou see a hole in Ga lli po lis. $5:1, litt er ing on <IDOl h· the roof yo u 'twvc· a visrC' ral cr's pri va te propcr t; ·: and Mprl tr ndPnt'\' to tea t' the house Wi lliamso n. ;,n, Rt. 2. Crown Citv , $40, r upnin g '-' stop sign . down ." Rabbi tt said. she and a friend were watching television as t h e storm approached. " I t had a long tail and I cou ld see things fl y ing about a halfmile away." Marberry sa id. Re I en 1 I es s rain s torms dre nched Texas and Ok lahoma for thesixt h stralghtday. F loood ing ha s been bl amed for two deaths in Oklahoma. Up to 8 inches. of r ain soa ked parts of t he Lone Star State Friday. forc in g authorities to open flood gates on the Sa n Antonio River in Sa n A ntonio. "I t is reall y. really bad. " sa id Liria Martin . a poli ce spokeswom an in San Antonio. " We have ca rs stal led al l over the city. Th cy arc as k'mg peop I e to swy home from 'work.'' she sai d. ·morning. · "" The storms knocked ou t power " I think we're going to start -to about 4.000 customers of calling it th e 'lake of Okl a homa ~ · Houston Lighting and Power Co. ra ther than the stat e of Okla--: near Humbl e and forced the homa." said ('ivil Ocfense Direr· : sc hool district in Bandera to tor Richa r d A tkins. postpone the last day of cl ass~s. "We've had report s in lht> Wa ter was .1 feet deep across a Cache area of wa t cr ~ feet deep In . highwa y north of I redell . and some houses," At kins sai d. "T<i.; m any other roads in so uth and give you an exam pl e of how bad it: central Texas were impassa ble. was . the fi ve-ton National Cuard·In San Anton io, a dozen streets tr ucks started fl oat ing away l as t were closed at t he peak of th e night." storm. police said. At least two Hot. muggy weather that senr , people were r escued from cars temperaturE's soaring int o the90s : swept awa y by the flood. the)' ·ac ross upstate Now York wa s.sai d. expccted to contin ue. forecasters : Floods I rom this week's down - said . Record highs were set · pours for ced abou t 900 peopl e to Fri day in Roches ter. 91, anq • evacua te in Okla homa. Authori- Bin gha mpton. 87. Readings of 90 . lt'es bega n lettt'ng ,-ns, , ·dant , s ,.a_ , degrees in Syracuse and 87 in:' turn to their homes Frida)' Buff alo l ied r ecords for· the dat e. ~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 1 Vacation Times Are I -• Com1ng. \ 1986 Chev. 3/4 T. 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"We're not sure that sta te ser vice would be as good as it is now," he sa id. Gray said Sen. Grace L . Dra ke, R-So lon, spon sor of the bill, is opposed to hi s idea of turning the job over to the cl erk s of court. He said in small counties. registration, til ling and other related ser vices could be in the clerk's office, while In larger vo lume counties th e cler ks cou ld appoint man ager s of bra nch offices. To elimin ate long lines, Gray said he favors a prov ision now under considera tion In a House bill, r equiring vehicle r egistration on the owner's ! !! ! .. ! ,. .* ,. ! ! ! * ! ! * FROM KEVIN DAY lsi Degree BLACK BELT from J.T. Willis Studios in Columbus, Ohio. Only 41 have achieved this rank in over 20 years. 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PRICED RIGHT $999 s Hatcher Fewer then one-half of one percent of all American high school 111nion achieve this dletlnction It is en honor that they have earned by the rigoroua national requirements end exeml~etlona. We ere proud of them end the honor they reflect on the Gallipolis City Schaola Syatem. years of schooling. Despite torrid temperatures, the Eastern Hl)lh Auditorium was packad with fri ends and famili es of the 66 graduates for the annual haccalaureate and commencement exercises. from 1he mid 80s ;o low !llls around most of the stair Sa tu rday . Humi dit;· levels also cont inued on t h<' high sid e, m aki ng v weal her condi t ions for st ick_ again. Relief ·ca me Sa tu rda y afternoon in the form of lhu nderstor ms I hat spread out over a l arge part of the state. The eas ing of stea my co ndlt ions was overdon f\, however. in a number of loca tions. Very heavy rai ns fell in som e ar eas. In Lorain Cou nty, streets and apartment build ings got fl oo ded. Strong winds acco mpan ying som e of 1he , s torms uprooted trees and downed power lines. High wind and hail the slze of golf ball s caused probl ems in the Youngstown area . A Mahonlng Count y sheri ff 's dispa tcHer said trees we r e dow ned co untywide and som e roads closed but there were no injuries. " We got alarm s goin g off and trees going dow n," the dis· pat cher sa id. " We've got every thing going on ri!(hl now. We ' re t ryi ng to get the trees cleared away tto reopen r oa ds!." I 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper bir thday instead of alp habetica lly eac h mon th by l ast nam e. The Republica n-co ntrolled Senate adopt ed It s own appropriat ions bill on an 18-15 par tisan vote last week, although It did not add much overall to the levels r ecommended by the governor ancl thc Democr atic-dominat ed House. The Hou se will probably formally reject 1he Senate version of the budget Wed nesday. setting the stage for appointment of a six -member conference committ ee. th r ee Democrats and three Republi cans . Ce rt ain to be on the pa nel are Heps. Willi am E. H inig, D-New Philadelphia, and Thom as W. Johnson, R -New Co ncord, and Sens. Stanley J . Aronoff, R- Cincinn ati, and William F. Bowen, D ·Clncinn atl. Hinlg will be chairma n. since the budget or ig inated in the House. Speculation for the other two slots centers around Gray and Rep. J . Barney Qull r ~r. D· Toledo. Th e Senate add ed $1J7 mill ion to the Housr ver sion fo r colleges and universities, and $~1) milli on for primary and seco nda ry schools. whil e tr imming welfare and he all h care by Sl05 mil lion . " I don' t th ink the ~u t s · th ey made were too st•vere," sa id House Spea ker Vernal C. Riff~ Jr .. D -New Bos ton, who Is optimi stic that a prompt settlement can be reac hed. Riffe and Senate President Pau l E. Ci llmor, R-Porl Clint on, wil l have a lot lo say about I he terms of th e final product. which Is due on the governor's desk by June 30. "There's a lot of work to be done before June 30." said Willi am J . Shkurtl. director of the st ate Office of Budg et and Management who will l)e calling signals for lhe Celeste admin istration . " It 's a tough bud get." Shkurtl said his offi ce will examin e reductions made by the Senat e in the areas of M edicai d paymeni s (3.9 per cent 1 and Aid to F amilies with Dependent Children (3.1.pcrcent l to see If the appr opr i atio ns wi ll support anticipat ed caseloads. The budge t dlt·ec tot· also said he wants toensure lhat a :, per cent sa les tax on long di stance - telephone ca ll s wlll produce th e $107 million that Senate Republican s say It w il l. T ax Co mmiss ioner Joanne Limba ch sa id the rev Ised 1ax is good for only $77 million over th e two-year per iod. Speec hes by Valedictor ian Travis C. Newlun and Salut atorian Amy D. Louks highlighted the annu al baccaulaurea te and commencement exercises fo r . Eastern High School 's se nior cla ss Sunday evening. Despite torrid temperatu res the high sc hool audit ori um was .packed with friend s and family memtiers on hand to see seniors recelv(ng th eir dipl omas aft er· J:l years of schooling. " Th<> World Is a Stag<>" was th e topic of Newlun who quot ed William Shakes peare's lines In regard to t he world being a stage. "The stage upon which we sit tonight also repr eseent s a world-a world of change, " Newlun said . " A diploma ca nn ot , by any means, prepare.us for the adju stment that we arc about to underg'O. 'It Is only through a level of m atur ity att ain ed from par en· tal guidance and our experi ences at Eas)ern that we m ay success full y m ake the tra nsition from dep endence to that of lnd epend· ence," Newlun point ed out. " We. as graduat es, co nsti t ut e a multitude of diverse players upon the worldly stage. Wher eas, we have portrayed the part s of studen ts, all one In the same, during our yea r s at Eastern. I he time ha s co me for us to branch out and distingu ish ourselves within society, ·• the valedlcto· ria n stated, as he observed that the future wi ll cas t graduat es Into numero us roles . He advised his cla ss mates to be cooperative an d open-minded but not to co mpromise their posit ions as they move Into their various roles. " We are st ill young. We arc still impr ess ionable. One act ends whil e anot her begi ns. Award us a chance and we will take it. Show us a path and we will follow 11 . Give us a part and we will pl ay It ," Newlun co ncluded . In her address Salu tatoria n Louk s used for her them e. "Keys to the Door of Success" pointin g out that gradu ates are approachbing a new phase In their li ves . "A lthough most of us arc anxiou s for the pros pec ts which l ie ahead, the chan ges whi ch will soon occur In our lives do cause us to be a bit tremulou s. Nevertheless. we must continu e to conl cnd If we wish to become 1r u ly succcssf u I." Louks comm ent ed. " We must be doers In our society. although It m ay seem easier and very t~mptlng to be only obser ver s. We mu st never bc fearful or r eluctant to give everything th at we possibly can . For without challenging ourselves. our accompli Shment s will be small and few ," Louks remarked. Louk. list ed pers ls t en c~ as one ol the Important keys to success stalin g that In th e futu re gradu· al es will be faced wllh num erous probl em s and concerns but she> urged them to become even more deter mined and str ive harder lor the rea lization of drea ms. She urged her cla ssmates to concentr ate "on doing our best rath er than being fhe best" with the realltatlon that gr eat er sa t is· fact Jon will r qsult from becoming Con tinued on page J() Sa turday's thunderstor ms rc· suited In a 35·m inut e delay in a m ajor league ba se ball ga mr in Clevela nd. A minor leag ue con· test in Tol edo wa s postponed because of rain. and storms forced pos tponemen t of the third rou nd of a profe ss ional golf t ou r na m ent i n sub urba n Columbu s. Around I he Nation An Eastern hea t wave was building toward a fourth straight day In the 90s tod ay, one daY aft er thunderstorms from Texas to Vermon t spun torna do es and knock ed down power li nes, electrocuting a 12- year-old girl In Chicago . " II does n' t look l ike the Ea st is going to sec mu ch rel ier; · sa id Scott T a nsey , a Na ti onal , Wea ther Service foreca st er. " What they' ll sec Is more hot weat her today but m aybe a l itt le cool ing on Tuesda y ." Temperatures In the Eas l Sunday were lo to 20 deg r ees above normal. weather foreca s· lers said . Thunderstorms riding th e wave of unseasonably warm , e nd - o f - May t emp eratures spawned high winds , heavy rai ns and fu nnel clouds f rom t he Pl ains and Midwest to the Northea st. In Chicago. viaducts were flooded, tree llm bs snapped and power lines fell as a fasl- moving thunders torm whipped through th e city . A 12-year· old gi rl was elec t rocuted as she jumped over a downed power line In a Sou 1h Si de alley , fire official s sa id. Th e lri to the 90s before noon Sunda y. · vict im 's nam e was withheld It was 90 In N w Hampshire, pendi ng notifi cation of relat ives. and thousands _of pcoplt' sought Th e line ap parentl y had been n•l lcf at Hampton Beac h Stat e knocked down by a tree fel led by Pa r k. li ghtn ing, pollee said. A firefigh " Everybooy seem s to be ter res ponding to anoth er call in strea ming In t oda y," sai d Glen lhO' vici nit y spoil ed smok e In !he French of the Hampt on Beach alley and. when he went to , Chamber of Commer ce. " The tnves liga tc, he found th e girl wat er I em peratur e Is a crisp and ncar the live wire . refresh ing o2 degr ees, so when " Wh en he got ba ck there, the you see a lot of people In the wire was still houncl ng," said water, you know It's hot." Sixth District Deputy rlrc Chi ef Thund erstorms downed 1recs Peter Cu nningham. She was and power lin es In sou thcustern pronounced dead at a nearby New York and Lu cas Co un ty, hospital. Iowa. In Brooklyn. u coup II' an ti th ei r In New ark, N .J.. the mercury rose Sunday to 96 and In Hart · 10-year-old son were stru ck h) ' ford, Conn .. to 9o, breaking lightnin g In a park. Th~ mothl'f records In both cities . Jn New was critica l !_ , . Injured , polie<' York City. temperat ures rose sa id. Reaction to President Reagan's AIDS testing plan mixed • Laura Shear 1 Section, 10 Pages Ohioans get some ~elief over weekend; humidity remains some cas0s. National Merit Scholarship Finalists Amy LONG AWAITED DAY A HOT ONE- Douglas W. Beaver and Ang~la Gayle West led the Eastern High School Seniors through the graduation archway Sunday night for that long-awaited walk to the stag~ to r eceive diplomas culminating 13 By United Press lnlcrnutional Wind and ra in from thund er· stor m s eased t he stea m y weather co nd itions in m any part s of Ohi o th is wee kend. but what at first uppcared to be welcome relief got out of hand in 1986 Chev. Z-24 Cavalier cloudy tonight. of thunderstorms . of rain 30 percent. artly cloqdy Tuesday. IChano'e of thunderstorms. Eastern ceremonies are held despite torrid heat, humidity ************************************** KENPO KARATE (MOST EFFECTIVE SYSTEM KNOWN) Partly Propose clerks of court ·dispense auto tags Rt. ~,. en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 1, 1987 ' Academic Boosters Club, Inc. Craigo Pick 4 1933 Super Lotto 42-36-7 n GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS Karen 917. champ "They do hand le the 1mot or vehicle! titles right now," said Sen. Theodore·M . Gray , R- Columbus, chai r m an of the Senate Highways, Tra nsportation and Local Government Committ ee which is considering t-he change . Gray said a pr oposal to elimin ate the deput y registrars in favor of a networ k of state emp loyees responsible to the Ohio Burea u of M otor Ve hi cl es is go ing nowh ere i n hi s commill ec. "Th er e ar en' t the votes in that commlll ee to get the bill ou t ." Gr ay said of the proposal which fol lows t he recomme nd ation of a speci al gover nor' s tas k force. "They might buy having th e clerk of court s do it. " Mea nwhile, House and Senate confer ees are expected to beg in negot lation s this week on 1he$22 bill ion state budget for 1988· 89, although littJe progress is anticipated at. the outset. 1986 Olds Calais Daily Number Golf regi~trar s. New Calais trade. Air, auto ., power steering, AM -FM stereo with cassette. BURGUNDY Ohio Lottery ·Pooley Memorial By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio ! UP () - A key player In the move to change Ohio's system of issuing motot vehi cle license plates ha s proposed that count y clerks of court replace the pr ivat e deput y look what we have for you! Babbitt, duPont square off in first presidential debate of 1988 campaign DES MOI NES, Iowa tUPII Presidential ca ndidates Bru ce Rabbitt and Prl e duPont exhanged wltlelsms and cri t icis ms ov er agriculture, Wl'ifan• and the nation's deft•nsc sys lem In the first debat e of 1he 19HRca mpaign Friday . The one· hour drb<tl r at Or akr UnlVl'rs lt y wa s des igned for the candidat es to rrspond to what direction the,- beli eve America w ill take in thr post -Ronald Rragun vPu r s. J Tornadoes, floods slam ..southwest sixth day GsHOWERs -Static May 31.• 1987 . 1987 Chev. Celebrity Eurosport 1987 Ford Taurus 4 Dr. Sedan 4 DOOR SEDAN Medium gold exterior w ith only 3,376 miles. Air, auto . trans .. AM · FM stereo. Rallye wheels . Compare anywhere! Only 6,000 miles. Air , auto .. power steering, AM -FM stereo . White with red interior. · PRICED AT $_999 S Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. 1616 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis CARS: 446-3672 ' TRUCKS: 446-2000 WASHINGTON !UPII - In a cont rovers ial move bound to make AIDS a more poli tical issue than ever. President Reagan has sel into motion a broad testing program ro gauge the dimen sions of the epidemic and curb it s spr ead. At a $;,(X).000 fu nd·ralsing dinner for AIDS research, Reagan was m et with some boos and hisses Sunday night In bl ending calls for education and r eason with an assert ion the vi rus he ha s dubbed " Public Health Enemy No. J" can be fought only if more is known about Its scope. Yet the president's speech , his first devoted exclusively to the AIDS Issue, significantly pre laced today's start of the Third J nternatlonal Conference on AIDS. a five-day event allowing 5,000 researchers and heal th officials from m ore than fiO nations to discuss thei r latest work on the dea dly sy ndrom e. "AIDS is su rreptit io us ly spreadin g throughout our popu · latlon and yet we have no accurate measure of lis scope." Reaga n said at the star·studded dinner lor the American Found a· tlon for AIDS Research, led by actress Elizabeth Taylor. " It Is lime we knew exactly what we were lacing. And th at Is why I su pport roullne testing," he told about 850 people who gat hered on a st eamy evening under a huge outdoor tent at a trendy new restaurant In Washington. The phrase "routine testing" was adopted to take some of the emotional edge off the notion of mandatory screening and thus to win support !rom leaders such as Reagan 's ow n top health officia l, Surgeon Ce ner aj C. Ever ell Koop - but the testing program PRESIDENT REAGAN eventu ally could affec t tens of m illions ol people. · Reagan said he directed that AIDS be added to th e list of contagious diseases for which Immigrant s and alien s can be denied perm anent. U.S. res idence and I hat plans be drawn up to test all federal pri soners. He also ordered a review of other areas of federal jurlsdlc· lion, such as Veteran s Administration hospita ls, to see where tests " might be appropr iate" In line with those now requIred for military and foreig n servi ce personnel . Reagan 's most coni rovers Ia! proposal, however. em erged· In his urging of states t? " offer routine testing'' lor couples seek· lng marriage licenses and pa. tlents at cli nics for sexually transmitted diseases or drug abuse. Th t• actrr" . however. la11•r norrd tht• " dl fft'rr nceo l opl nlon" Here the boos and hi sses wer e on lhe Issue - t•vld cnt·ccl by a heard from those who cont end such tests wo uld sca r e awa y ca ndleli ght protest a hal f- bl ock away - and co ncl uded on a m any people w ho mos t n cd help because of fear s about job conciliatory notr by saying Heusecurltyorot her r eper cussions if ga n "Is basically in concurrcnce co nfid entia lit y ca nn ot be with what we all hope and pru>· guara nteed . for : that there wil l be a cun• for AIDS bl ood tests only detect AIDS." antibodies Indicati ng Infection Koop, honor I'd al the dlnno•r for wit h 'th e viru s, not who will his cru sa de to fight AIDS throu gh develop symptoms of acquired public education and bl •J ntta lk of Immune deficiency sy ndrome. "safe sex" practices sueh as which fatally destroys a hody 's using condoms, was praised by Reagan Su nday night and offered defen ses agai nst di sease. Taylor, the foundation's na· no disput e with hi s hoss In retu r n. tiona! chairwoman who Invited The surgeon general ca lled Reagan to speak at the dinner, Reagan's spt>ech "em in ently brought the debate to cent er reasonable" and noted t he pres!· stage at the outset of the evenin g dent's point that AlOS test s when she spill with Reagan by . . should be o!fered, Mt req uired. calling for "voluntary, conflden- for peopl e seek ing marriage tlal testing." licenses. • � 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 05. May 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 May 31, 1987 crabtree kaptle thompson