http://66.213.69.5/files/original/846f763d712349dc4a1abd827e4988d8.pdf 920f4553c0c7efb197ea59127108de55 PDF Text Text .. Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 5, 1987 ...---Local briefs-- Cold .front brings relief .to eastern·sector New phone number listed By United Press I nternallonal A cold .front that .touched orr showers, thu nderstorms and two tornadoes fro m Texas to eastern New York stretched ea rly today from New Engla nd and the Carolinas into the Southeast . Thunderstorms washed out ro ads Thursday and forced 50 fa mil es in Texas-to flee to higher grou nd . Storms with winds gust Ing to 60 mph caused scattered power outages in the Carolinas. . T ho ne-w telepho ne number for the Meigs Cou nty Board of Mt'nta l Rcla rdation-Development al Disabilities is 992-6681. Squad has 8 calls Meigs Count y I;:mergency Medical Services reports eight ca lls Thur .~ d ay; Middleport a t 3: 12 a .m. to State Rout e7 1orCar l Stewa rt to Vf'iera ns Memorial Hospita l; Raci ne at 3: 17a.m. trea ted Brr·nda _Darst at the scene of an a uto accident on Manu el !load ; Pomr·roy·at 7: :l:l a. m_ to Cole St. lor Home r Laudermilt to HolzP r Mrdical Ce nt er; Bashan Fire Department at 12 :10 p.m. t•J an aut o firr· on rou nt y Road 28; Tuppers Pl ains at 12 :25 p.m . to Slate Rout(· 7 for Ga len Perry to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital ; Ha cine at 2:57 p.m. to Wells Run 'Road for Pea rl H;J wl hor n Jr, Vr·tcrans Memor ial Hospital; Rutland at 5:30p.m. Jo Crr mcan ' f(oad for Bob Slawson to Vet erans Memorial Hos pit al; Pomeroy at 10:04 p.m. to State Rout e 143 for Fra nk Mus.'< ·r to Vc t~ rans Memorial Hos pital. Rob Slawso n was ta ken to Veterans Memorial Hospital wi th injuries rccPi vcd in a bulldozer accident Thursday cveniong nf'a r C: rcm c-•ans Road in the Rutl and area. Sheri!! Howa rd Frank report s. The Rutland Emergency Squad transpor ted SJ;Jwson to ttw hos pilal. Also on Thursday . Sheriff Fran k rece ived two cal ls In volvi ng va od;J ii.sm aocla inves tiga ted a domestic violence call. co ntinued from pag 1 monry from I he• secret dea ls to Beirut station chief who died after torture in cap tivity in 1985. a nd hundreds of pages of sta tements Buckl ey mad e duri ng his torture. The decision to seek limited immunity for Nort h must be approved by a · federal judge before It can be gra nted. Once done, any privat e or public statemen ts Nor th makes to the committees ca nnot be used aga inst him In any subsequent criminal prosec ution. Any case Walsh brings agai nst him must rely on evidence gat hered previous ly and placed under court seal before the Marine talks. Walsh had made a last-dit ch pl ea aga inst any legal protection for North at a Capitol Hill meeting Wedn esday , but he wa s eonclllatory aft er Thursday's bu y a sporl s ('i:IT" , <.~n a i r p l~ n e and a v isit to a " fa r farm." Hakim wa ' "xpec ted to be qu('stionrd tod ay abo ut Secord' s sworn tes timony Jhat his in itial profit mot iw\ gavf' way in Augu!;i) 19H6 to a patriotic rf'fu sa l of any prolil s In srl llnga r ms to Iran and SUJ>plyln g thf' :"ir araguan Contra rc•b('l!:.. In other IC's timony Thursday, 1-Jak l m said : -One of North 's chi ef conce rn s du r in g arms nC'go t iatio ns with Iran was the releasP of Am<•rican hostage' hdd by proIran ian cap tors in Leba non "lor tht• purposP of Pnhanci ng I he prPsidrnt' s pos itio n" in the Novrmher I!IH6 elect io ns_ - Hr and No rth took an I ran ian from a "second channel" of co nt aC't s nn a l ou r of "every cornr r of til r Whil e House" m Scptrmlwr 19Hii, including a perk a t the Oval Offi ci' while Reaga n wa ~ vot e. di ~ do s rd r ar liPr. - Nor th draft ed a seven -point nego ti atin g plan wi th the second elw nnrl or lnlni ~tn s; inc luded on th<' Ilsi was thr rrt urn of t he body of Wil li am l:luckiL•y, lhe CIA's I . "I grea tly appreciate the considera tion ex tended Ia my office by the select comm itt ees," he said. "The precautions they have taken to prevent premature, and perhaps unnecessary, ex posure of Colonel North's tes timony will redu ce as much as reasonably possible any adverse affec t on our inves ti ga tion ." out ol' tow n. Th£' tour was Harold Redman ofTy le'r Mountai n, WVwon hislirstLateModel fea ture of the season at Skyli ne Speedwa y. Redmond battled several laps with Mark Dickson of Mar ietta. Ohio be fore ta king over the lead . Bob Adams, Jr. had his hands lull holding onto the th ird position as Bobby Dav idson a nd La rry Keefer wa s right on his bumper. In the Hobby Stocks .. St eve Burnside mai ntained his winning strea k. Burns ide was followed by Larry Holmes, Bill Childers, Jack Quee n a nd Kenn y J ohn son. In the Stree t Stocks , a newcomer to victory Ja ne, was Benn y Hi ckel of New Haven, WV won hi s firs t St ree t Stock ra ce oft he season. He was follow ed by Phil Williams an d Clair Sullivan. There was a to tal of 64 cars in the fi eld Sa tu rday evening. 29 Late Models, 23 Hobbys and 12 Streets. Nex t week. at Skyline Speed· way, will be double points nigh t toward the $12,000.00 Point Fund . All drivers wil l be anx iou s to ret urn to lhe track to increase their poin ts. Don' t forge t. the AMA State Regional Fla t Track Motorcycle Race to be held on Friday night, .rune 12th. The biggest upcoming event will be the runn ing of the Mark Ba lzano - All Star Circuit of Champions La te Model ra ce on Fr iday night , Ju ly 17th.Ra cin g thi s coming Satu rday nig ht will contin ue with Time Trials at 7 p.m. and Rac ing beginning promp tly at 8 p.m. Late Models will pay $800.00 to win plus double point s- Hobby · Pus 1 Stoe k s WI·11pa y ·••250·oo towm doubl e poi nt s and Street Stocks double points also. will to win Forpay addit$125.00 io nal Inform ati onwith on upcoming event s, etc. call Darrel Will ie, tr ack promot er, at (6141 662-411 1. Racin g results arc as follows : ,Jeff; a brother, .J ohn Barker, Late Models Fas tes t Qualifier fo t·merly of Middlepor t. Midd le· was Bob Adams, Jr. 14 :24. town, a nd a sister-In-law, Mrs. Das h. Late Model - Gene Virgi ni a Covert. Rio Gra nde. Ferrell. Harold Redma n, Mark Services will be at 1: 30 p.m Dickson and Bobby Davidson. Mond ay at the Childs and Sons Hea t I - Frank Wilson, Rob Funeral Home, Wa yne St. , Lima , Evans. Mike Smit h and Bili where fr iends may caillrom 7 to Barber. 9 p.m. Saturday and fro m 2 to 4 Hea t li - Larry Keeler, Larry a nd 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday . Bo nd , Mike Sampson, Cotton Sayre . Area deaths Ro~it> May~'" Rosi< • Barker Mayrs . IJO, R29 W. As ht on St.. I. ima. for merly of Midd lepo rt , died Thursday ;rt l.ima MPmor ial Hospita l tollowing a n Px tended Illn ess. Mrs.. M;tyes wa s a d aug ht er of tllf' latr Burns and Jlu lh 13arkrruf Mi ddl eport. 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Reaga n, in his statement issued Thursda y, praised Koh l for his leadership in wi nn ing sup por t lor the proposal - which wil l allow NATO to present a united fro nt on the !:IJ I JACI<SON PtKE · RT. 3~ WEST Phone 446-4524 MATINEES SAT/SUNI WED All SEATS 12 .50 AOHI SSION EVERYTUESDAY $2.50 BAR~IN L JUNE 5 thru 11 FRIDAY thru THURSDAY ! J is s ue" . Admi nistra tion olflclals said last week the Ven ice economic summit is not the appt·oprlate forum al whi ch to announce a unifi rd alilrd response to the Soviet arms con tro l proposal. Ru t Reagan. In his statement. sa id, " I am confident that ba sed on discussions within NA TO a nd those that will occur tiere In Veni ce. a foundation will be laid for c'q ual a nd verifi able global cons traint s on United States and Soviet missiles In the near "Open lloute Week" Drawing Saturday, June 6 FREE HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS "1aka Ad11ant••• of Open Moun Sa11lngc at your John Deere Dealer" New RX" series Riding Mowers 11 E c onom y with quality - a nd now with on· the-go shifting, · seve n forward speeds . Adjustable seat. Easy· reac h co ntrols . 17-lnch turning ra dius. 30-inch cut. 9·hp. RX75. Electric start. fu l urP." In additio n. In a writt en respo nse Thursday to ques t ions submitt ed by the Wes t Germa n news agency DPA. Re agan sa id. " Wp ao·e very close to an agreement that would drastl· cally redu ce longer -ra nge INF miss il!•s- hop!'fully even ellml· nate them wor ldwide ... Prier • Goodyear T&R ........ ...... ..... 66';14 Heck' s Inc............... .... .. .... 4% Limited Inc ................ ...... .. 43 \~ MultlmPdl a Inc ............. .. .... .. 57 Rax Res tauran ts........ .......... 5% Robbins ·& Myers.. ........ ...... 10'h . Shoney's Inc ... ..... .... .. .... .... .26% Wendy' s I nil . .... .......... .... ..... 9% Worthlng1on Ind ...... ............ ... 20 Meeting tonight The Meigs County Fox Chasers Association will meet at 7 this evening at the clubhouse on Eagle Ridge. Working together -Page B-1 Beat of the Bend - Max's place reopens Page' -ft.-:.8 .WJseman Insurance Agency breaks ground ·for new building - D-l CAPTAIN D's DINNER All You Can Eat!! JUNE 7, ·1987-11 A.M. to 5 P.M. AT TUPPERS PLAINS FIRE HOUSE • ' Use your JOhn Deere Credit card A Garbage problems • mounttng By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Americans gen· erate 220 million tons of garbage each year and according to the National Solid Wastes Management Association, abo ut 95 percent Is burled in landlllls. Naturally, more populated . areas of the country produce lnore garbage than sparsely populated areas. But does that mean garbage from the J)opuhlted areas should be shipped aeross several states to a rural hindllll? · That'S what's happening In A4hens County where a privately ow ned landfill has become a repos itory for garbage from New Yor k State. A letter from Athens County Commissioners to the Meigs County <:'ommlssloners expressed the Athens' board's frustration In this matter over which they have no control. Private _landfills must operate In accordance with Environmental Protection Agency requirements and do not come under the authority of the county or state. A.!j:t~ns G,ommlss)on~rs are proposing a mel!tlng of commissioners from Meigs, Jackson . Vinton and Hocking Counties to begin planning for what might lie ahead In, terms of landfill space. At hens Commissioners wish to explore the possibility or a jolnt·county solid waste disposal di strict and facilities, which is permlssable under state law and could be limited to a£cepting soJid waste from only part l~l pat · lng count ies. .C urrently, according to the Jell er , the landfill in Athens Coun ty Is filling up last with New Yor k ' garbage. The landfill In Jackson County has numerou s violations and there is only one very small landfill in Vinton Countv. Hockin~ County has no Jandllit and Meigs Count y's land· !Ill laces possible closure the end of June when Its present termpor· ary permll from EPA expires . By GEOFFREY OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOL IS - Is the Bypro slu dge. created by Mead Cor po· ration, as safe as the co mpany says It Is? Or Is ll yet another chemical compound whose e ffects ,o n the IT. 7 NOITH GAWPOLIS, OHIO Perhaps tim e will tell. but since the 011io EPA dec lared Mead to be In violation of their di sposal permit Jan . 6, 1987, qu es tions about the safety of Bypro have been raised In some quarters. Mead contends . that Bypro, Gallia ·m an killed in Friday mishap MESSY PROBLEM - Melp;s County's landfill Is lull according to EPA. A temporary dumpin g permit lor the sUe eKplres the end of this month . According to Mary Hobstetter, clerk lor the Meigs County Commissioners. 'EPA says the landfill site "Is full." The permit lor the landfill "may be extended on a month-to-month basis alter June 30." she added, until add I· tiona! acreage adjacent to the present 10·acre landfill ca n be proven usable or new landfill property can be acquired . The present landfill began operation In the spring of 1983 with an EPA permit lor 10-acres of a 13&-acre site, Block grant funds from th e Ohio Department of Development were used to purchase the site on Salisbury Township Road 207. off the Stale Route 7 bypass. Additional eKpenses to ready the site for operation were absorbed by the county. From 197> until opening of the present landflil In 1983, the county landlill was located off Sta te Route 143, also In Salisbu ry Township. Prior to 1975 there were numerous Illega l dump sites throughou t the co unty. In 1981 the co mmissioners were Infor med by EPA they could no longer operate on the State Route 143 site due to lack or space and adequate cover material. Tile commissioners were advised a new sit e was needed, but were given a temporary· permit to continue operating on that location providing a new site was found by 1982. Based on soils studies of the county, sites In the western end of the county were suggested lor the new landfill site. The co mm ls· stoners rejected these sites be· ca use of their distance from the county's most populated areas . The commissioners then lo· cated the present, morecentraliy · located site, and were issued a dumping permit lor 10 of the 136 acres on the site. Issuance of a permit lor any of the 126 remaining acres will depend upon tests to det ermine II the sons or the remainin g aaeage are suitable lor new budget , adopted In d!llerent form by the two chambers. Rep. William E. Hinlg, D· New Philadelphia, chairman of the six-member conference commit· tee, said a meetin g is tentativ ely scheduled lor Wednesda y morn· lng, when the lat est revenu e estimates for 1988·89 will be available . ·l . (614) 446-0475 ' ~ 1837·1987 ~1(JJ ON SCHEDULE - 8leel &lrden · • were pat • pl~~ce Frtdar'mornlnl on tile Ohio llde . of tbe hllltii'OJ-- lrtqe. l1euetltt Bllcl&ley, Job AJift'\'lllor fOr tile Ohio Departmeat of Tra~~partatlo•, reported lUi rep*~ lo the I( composed primarily of cellulose· fiber, day and lime, "retards precipitation ru noff and ero- · s ia n," accor ding to its Dec. 3, 1986 report exa mining potential risks from ex posure to dioxin In · the slud ge. The report goes on to say that "when sites are trealed wtt h Bypro, certain Indicators of soli fertility are Improved," beca use t~e sludge contains many elements beneficial to plant growth . Also, It said that trace element s fou nd in Bypro "are well within the environmental and Continued on A-:l · environment are unknown ? dumpin g. II additional acreage at the site Is not ap,Propr late fo r dumping, th e commissioners " have other options which are still under negotiation." reported Hobstett er. The commissio ners hav e "been worki ng first -hand with Meigs County Health Depart. ment olllclals," whose responsl· blllty It Is to mcm lt or the landfill lor EPA, to resolve the cou nty's dumping problems. she added. En vironmen ta l factors. polll · Jcs and limit ed space have made It Increasingly dllficull for many states to.loca te adequate landllll areas . . But · Meigs Commissioners shar e the feelin gs of Ath ens Commissioners that counties In Southeastern Ohio should not be made a dumping ground lor other states. Meigs Commls· stoner Richard Jones noted the cos t Involved in hauling garbage from New York to Athens Cou nt y as an lndlcat ion of t)1e severity of the solid waste di•posal problem. Conference talks to starts on _budget COLUMBUS, Ohio JUP!l Ohio House and Senate conferees plan to meet this week lor the first time to start negotiations on the $22 billion two-yea r state Multlmtdlo NewBPIIP" Bypro sludge regional issue The 200 Series . Buill· in headlights. Variable-s peed drive. Color ·coded co ntrols. Wide range of attachments availa bl e. AGRACON INC. Mostly sunny today. Highs In the 70 to mid 80s. Fair · Monday. 8 Secllona, 66 Paget SPONSOIID IY TUPPUS PLAINS COMUNnY CLUB MENll : All the Fish you can eat, French Fries or baked potato, toued .nlad or cole ataw, huahpuppiea and drink. ADVANCED TICKETS : Aduh 84.26; Children 82 .76 AT THE DOOR : Adult $4 .60; Children $3 .00 A BAKE SALE WILL BE HELD DURING DINNER Outdoor Activities Are Planned t\~\\.~ !\long ...... B+S Buslness ............... ....... D-1 Comics ............ ....... .Insert · Classllieds ........ ... ..... D-3-7 Deaths ......................... A·6 Farm ................... ..... :.D-2 Edllorllll .. ...... ... .......... A·2 Sports .......... .... ........ C.J. 8 Vet, 22 No. 18 16· and 18-hp Tractors The 18-hp 316 and 318 have hydros ta ttc drive, hydraulic lift and heavy-duty engines . Plus bullt-ln headlights, cushioned seat a nd color-coded controls . Mower , thatcher. front blade, tiller, snow thrower available. C-1 ) 16- and 18-hp .Tractors l-'owf'r .. .. ......... 26i !'! AT&T .... . _. ... ................ 25 '1\ Ashl and Oi l . . ....... ........... 62'1, Bob Evans Farms ...... ... .. ... 25 ' ~ Char ming Shoppcs ....... .. ..... 27\'o Federa l Mogul... . ....... .. ........ .42 The 20-hp 420 has 2-cyll nder gas e ngine. Heavy-duty drivetrain. Differe ntial lock. Plus power steerin g, hyd rostatic drive and hydraulic lift. 50 cents t Stakes· results Locally heavy rain fell on parts of south Texas Thurs day nig ht. At Beeville. Texas, 3.5 inches of rain had fallen since Thursday aller noon wit h several ot her cit ies reporting between 1 and 2 inches of rain. The heavy ra in washed out road s and force d the evacuation of dozens of fa mili es. He · said no 'injuries were reported in Lowville. about 65 miles northeas t of Syracuse. No dollar estima te of the damage · had been made, authorities sa id. The tw ister came as a surprise to upstate New York residents. Consey Late Models - Mark Sermon , Bob Keith , Paul Garvin , "Up around here, tornados? Bruce Wriston, Tom Hammond. No one's really heard of them Ron McHone. Ron Hoyt. "Our troopers have helped Late Model Feature 25 La ps even ," VanZandt said. other Jaw enforce ment officers In The Texas twister damaged a the area evacua te about 50 · $800.00 to win- Harold Redman, Mark Dickson. Bob Adams, Jr ., garage and uprooted trees in famili es due to very high water Bobby Davidson, Larry Keefer, Atascosa County. on Hi ghway 90 down there," "A lady called in tha t one of her Department of Public Safety Gene Ferrell, Tom Amos; Larry Bond , Cotton Sayre, Ron Eva ns, trees was twisted up. We sent a spokesman David Wells said Fra nk Wilson, I;lob Keith, Mark couple of guys ou t;" said sheriff' s Thursday . As many as 40 resiSerm on. Paul Garvin , Bill dispatcher Leo nard Lozano . dent s sought shelter at a local Barber, Mike Smith , MikeSamp· "They followed a tra il. Some high schooL so n. and Bruce Wris ton . Hobby Stocks Fastest Qualifier was Steve Burnside 15: 19. Dash Hobby Stock - Bruce De nnis, Bill Childers, Larry Holmes and Steve Burnside. Heat I - J r. Abels , Buck Lamb, Kenny Johnson, and Dick Grimm. Heat II - Bob Adam s. Jr ., Mike Es tep, Dave Miller, a nd WERE $8.50 Kemp Kell y. Hobby Stock Feat ure 20 Laps $250.00 to win - Steve Burnside, Larry Holm es, Bill Childers, ARRI~EO! J ac k Queen, Kenny Johnson. r.a r ry Coon, Mike Estep, Kemp Kelly, Jim La nh am. Bruce Den· nls , Jr . Abels, Buck Lamb, Dick Grim m. Bob Adams , Jr., Donn LARGE BLACK BERRY VINES Kerr, Dave Miller, Lee Floyd, LARGE RED RASPBERRY VINES Earl Nichols. and David McAtee. Street Stock Fastest Qualifier 3 KINDS LARGE GRAPE VINES was Phil Williams 16: 71. . Heat I - Benny Hickel, Harol d WERE $4.50 Pickens, Clair Sullivan, and Mik e McDaniels. Hea t II _ . Kevin Haught, Jim Smedley. Jimmy Poff. and Cr aig Downs. Street Stock Featu re 15 Laps $125.00 to win _ Benn y Hickel, Phi l Williams. Clair Sullivan, Tim Smedley, and Willard Barber, Ji mmy Pofl, Bob Ma· A T ' t he Middleport-Pomeroy City Limits grud<>r , Harold Pickens, Mike McDa ni els. and Kevin Haught. POMEROY 992-6036 I Harbnt';t P;tulu s. Urna: thrcr 0 1110 V1\l.l ,t :•f I.IVESTO('M ~ln rkt •l I~· IUlrl for !\by 3() , 19tl1 S11lt• C'\il' rl' S!Hnnln y 11t 1;00 p.m. Sunday trees were torn up. A garage door was chunked into a street." In th e space of two hours Thursday , 4 inches of rain soaked the town of Shiner, Texas, abou t 50 miles southeast of Austin, causing the Rocky Creek to overflow . Reagan ... _ b ;H)tl. Will i;un 1\ . (lJ ll ll May('s, Livestock tree and ripping the siding off a house. · Lowville VIllage Police Patrol· man Stanley VanZandt said , " It would be termed a mild one because It didn't do much damage, but It was definitely a funn el cloud · because I witnessed it my self." Speedway activities resume Man inJured in accident Committee... "The cold fro nt shou Jd be moving off the Eastern seaboard and the rai n In the Easi should be ending today," said Biil Barlowe of the National Weather Service. But he sai d more storms were ex pected along the Gull Coast at the front 's southern reaches . Tornadoes dipped down from the skies In southern Texas and upstate New York, where a tw ister struck at about 5:30p.m. Thursda y In Lowville, downin g a ' etructare bJ Mude!HnkiM Cautructlo8, NeiNIIVIIIe, are fii'OII en ..r•~eheftle. Tile brldre wu cloeed tile e11d ollllanh ud the $1.• mWio11 collletnctlo8 c:ontrad llfledbed a 1911r-rnonth c:IOHre. '• "Tile llrst thing we' ll have to do Is es tablish what dollar figure we're worki ng to," said Hlnl g, adding thai William J. Shkurtl. director of the state Olllce ol Budget and Manageme nt , will present up-to-date figures . Hlnlg said tha t based on . Improving tax co llections during the last few months, " II looks like we might be able to add a lew bucks" to the Senate version of the appropriations bill, which exceeded the House version by $61 million. · The House has scheduled an 11 a.m. floor session lor Tuesday and the Senate Is to meet at 1:30 p.m. • Among the bills to be voted In the Senate Wednesday Is a bill allowing the Ohio Departmen t of Natural Resources to take land In a lour-county area of north central Ohio lor a proposed lederall y· operated atom · smasher. Ohio ts making a bid for the Su!l('rconducting Super Collider, the largest scientific research proJect In history . ollerlng a 5&mUe circular site In Delaware, Morrow, Marlon and Union cou nties. The Senate also plans to vote Wednesday on a pair of Housepuled bills prohibiting hous ing dllcrlmlnatlon ;~nd requirin g that victims be notified when violent felons escape !rom state prisons. Joining Hlnlg on the budget conference committee !rom the House are Reps . Dean Conley, D-Columbus, and Thomas W. John10n, R·New Concord. Sena· Continued on A-3 CHESHIRE - A Cheshire man killed In an ac()ldent at 8:45p.m. F riday Is the second traffi c fatalit y lor Gallla County this yea r, according to Ga llla·Melgs Post, Stat e Highwa y Patrol. Phillip A. Bradbury, 34, died when his car, whic h was travelIng east on Little Kyger Road two miles west of Ohio Rt. 7, went off the left side or the ro ad an d ove rturned. according to the patrol. He was pronoun ced dead at the scene by Dr. Edward Berkich. assistant coro ner of Ga llla Count y. Bradbury was born Sept. 6, 1952 to the late Phillip Warren Bradbury and Wanda Bradbury Jaco bs. He served In the U.S. Army and was the president of lhe Ba il Association In Ches hire. He Is surv ived by his wile, Faith Juanita Amos Bradbury, three sons Phillip Jr ., Michael Shane and Brian James, all at home; two sisters .. Pam Shaw of Rio Gra nde and Judith Ann Greer, Shelbyv lile. Texas ; sev· eral aunts. un cles, nelces a nd nephews . Friends may call at the Willis Fu neral Home In Ga iUpolis Su nday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Se rvices will be 2 p.m. Monday at t.he fun eral home wllh the Rev . William Price and the Rev. Steve ' Rollins presiding. Burial will be at Gravel Hili Cemetery In Ches hire. Pallbear· ers. will be Lulher P. Amos. John W. Amos , John P. Westfall , Samuel L. Hcriow, Ray Cox, Jim Bush and Wllmber Halfblll. VFW 4464 will have the nag presenta· qon. The patrol also lnvestl!latedan acc ident on Ohio 7 ill Salisbury Township (Meigs County) Friday at 8:55 a .m. • Ryan C. Ollver•. l9, of r;taclne, was driving north when he encountered a curve and lost control of his vehicl e. His truck went orr th e right sldeoftheroad ; hit a guardra il. came back across the road and s t~uck a bridge. . . Oliver was cited lor !allure to maintain co ntrol. 1n another Oa llla County accl· dent, the patrol recorded a mis hap on Mudsoc Road Friday, at 11:50 a .m .. hall a mile east of Ohio 141. Wendy D. Miller, 21. or Rt. 1, Patriot , was driving west when she encount ered a curve and lost con tro l of her vehicle. Her vehicle slid of! the left side of the road and ran Into a farm fence. She was cited lor failure to maintain control. I ! I ·._........ PAINTER MAJ(ES RESCUE - David Wellman, owner of Wellman's Palnllnll Co. of GalllpGils, out of camera range. and hiH employee, Bob Racer, (shown suspended from a rope) were biKb above Pomeroy's Main Street on· Friday afternoon painting the Fabric Shop buUdln1 (formerly Ebers bach Hardware), when I hey heard shouts of help from a young man s wlmmin1 In lhe Ohio IUver. Wellman 'lmmedlaiely climbed down from tbe building and went to lbe youn11 man's rescue. Wellmtu1 said tbe youth ha4 decided to swim acrots the river !rom Maaon to Pomeroy and had almott made It when he got Into trouble and couldn't make It the rest of way on his own. ( ',_ ' �.. . • June 7, 1987 Commeritary and perspective • A Division of ~25 Third Ave., GaUipolh<, OWo 1.11 Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio .(614) 992·2156 ROB.; RT L. WINGET'!' Publl•her HOBART WIL~ON .Jn. Executive Edllor PAT WHITEHEAD Assi•tanl Publisher·Controller A M EM HEll or Th r Un I ted Press I nt er n a tiona/, l nl and Dally Press Assocla · 1lon and th (l American N('Y.I.';paper Pu blishers As soci ation. L ET TERS OF' OPIN ION arc • • welcome . They sh~ ld be less than 300 wo rds long, All h:tters an•subJ l'C l toed ltlng and l1'll st be slg ned w !th name, address and l cll.-'JlhOnL' num iJN . No umlg nul lrtters wil l br' publ l.~ hcd . Lcillcrs shoul d be In good t ust c, ad d rcsslng Is su cos, hOI p:rsonalltlcs. Letters to the editor WASHINGTON Don't tell Edward Yarock the old joke a bout !he biggest lies : " We' re from the gover nm ent and were he re to help you." He won' t la ugh . Yarock, who ran a New York office products company, needed mon ey for e xpansion ba ck In 1966. So he turned to Midland Ventu re Capital, one of the many s mall-business Jnvestmenl com· panles authorized by Congress in 1958. The law was intended to provide sma ll businesses with fina ncing they wouldn't ordlnar· Jly be able lo get, but which !heir larger competitors could. The Investme nt companies were to operate under Small Business Adm \nlslratlon reg u lations, which prohibi ted . them from becoming majority stockholders As the deadline approached, In the companies they lent money Midland executives asked Ya· to . · rock to find a purchaser for its It didn ' t work out that wa y for Investment. He told out as sociate Yarock , though . His lawyer, Lisa Sylvester he came up w\th Joseph Marker- a fo rmer SBA two solld cash offers. chief counsel for business loans But Midland entered into a said the Small Busine:;s stock swamp inst ead , with one of Administration "failed In its Yarock' s competitors , Royal primary purpose and obligation Business Forms. When Yarock to protect and assist the small protested ; the Midland business concern." controlled board of directors What l)appened was that by fired him as 'president of the 1974 Midland Venture Capital company he had founded. had acquired a n 80 percent Midland sill! had· to ge t the inte rest in Yarock ' s offi ce - . SEA's approval , however , and supply firm as a resu lt of the Yarock appea led to tl)e agency. loans It had given him . When the He pointed out that both prospec· SBA found out about this breach t!ve buyers he had lined up for of its rules. It ordered Midland to Midland's Interest were offering divest its co ntrolling interest by cash, and both would have 1981. permitted his company to main· e:~ @19n f~wcmmJ-~~6~ HU~il1'! "·A -~~ Wants to know 'why' Wh at I wo uld li ke to know why our Prrs i<.l en1 wa sn't aware of' what wa s go ing on in the Whil e House dur ing the Ira n-Co nt ra affa ir. Acco rdi ll g to the trs t\mo· nl es tha t were !Old at the congress iona l Jra11 ·Co ntra com· mltt ee hear in gs. he kn ew nothin g at all abo ut lheexeilcment going on around him Cou ld it he he and Na ncy were takin g too may vaca ti ons at the taxpay ers ex· p~ ris c or perhaps. he wa s some where else jus t joking a round . Any way lets hope thi s dirt y IDundry will come cle an In \he wash soon. Freda Jacks La ngsv ille, Oh - - - No parking Shoppers do no\ shop In down· town Ga llipoli s hr ca us(' there Is no pla ce Jo park . Mos t of the parking spa ces arc ta ken by the merchants or their employees. They park In front of \h e s tor·csor park in front of someo ne clses st ore and th e cu r sit s Jh r r·c all day long. This Is the way 11 Is on 2nd Ave., Slat e St. & Co urt St. II only stands to reaso n if there are no parking spaces fo r customers to pDrk . th en the re will br very litt le if a ny business in town . Th a t mean s t' mployee layoff and so me bu siness close , so no jobs. It is al so rude to leave a cuslome r wa\lin ~ while you run oul to pay the parking meier. Then If yo u get a ticket you gel mad and you become grumpy a nd short wi th your custom ers. There are pl enty of pa rk ing spaces within a block or across \h e par k for me rchan ts and empl oyees to pa rk th eir car·s. Do yoursc H a fa vor and park so me· where else. Sa vc,your job, your b•Jsincss, be poli te and re lax by parkin g a way from the store. C.E . Huber 35 Court St. Ga llipolis, Oh. Appreciates time and effort We would like to Pxt e nd our Moore, a nl iques: Gerald Powell. \h a nks to the spea kers who cloggin g: Shir ley Hu ston , bas· vis it ed Sa li sbury E lement ary kclwcav ln g: John Cos Ia nzo. hun School this yea r. We appreciat e ter safe ty; Tom Reuter , Pom"· the 1\mr and dfor·t tlta l wa s roy Pos t O!flce; Cha rl es Legar, needed for r ach present a tion. · Fire Depa rtment : Hazil ee RieThe stude!1I S or Sa lisbury Elc· bel. Pi zza Hut : John Rice, sheep me nlary learned about a wide shea rin g; Sha ron Bi rch. sc hool va riet y or ca n•er opportunities nur·sc: Jean Braun , Dorothy and about diffr rr l11\lfcsty lcs and Down ie, Meigs &>nior Volunt eer hobbl es. P ro gra m: Steve Powell, Dan · Our thank s to: Paul Reed, old Livin gs ton. Li tter Is UnBEARa~ !Id es or Pom eroy: Bill Francis. ble: a nd South0rn Oh io Coa l Franc is F lor ist: DavP Kraws('· zy n. Vr t0t'\na rla n: Ron Ash. AEP; Oil y SPnt lnPI: Bob ByN, Eme rgPn<")' ~t'l' v\ r r Mcd lco pl rr: Rl clt Co \cm:.1n . hun tr r : Ru ss Com pany . Sa lis bury Elemen\ a ry F acu lt y Wend y Halar P r inci pal The winning side lly DICK WEST WASH INCTON - With Gary H:11·t long go ne. so me polil ica l pundil s arc suyln g 1tll' l'l'mai ni ng crop of prt,sidf'n ll al ra ndldat r s racPs a n idl~ nt i l~· c ris is. 50 Page-A-2 . June 7, 1987 · A Republica n l'O it lcnder. Geor ge Bush. rxccpt ed, of course. 1 ass ume most I'OII'I's know what our vice pres ident looks like. a It hough It was rl't alwa ys tha t w a~·. Titn (' w a~ w llt 'll a cer tai n and qu ie k I'OU IC' to political oblivion wa s to get elect('(\ vi{'r prc•sl denl. If .vou don't bcl ieV!' me. you could ask. If they W{'rt' s lill a li ve. such V<'cps as Breckln r ldgc, Kin g, Col fax. Hendricks. F'al rbun ks . Dawes, Carner a nd ot he{'s. Is tru e thl'Y sp0nt timl' only a proverbial hea rtbeat from \he jli'es\dency . Bul unfortunat ely for their ca reers, the heart s or the Incumbents kept on beat Jng. You may not readil y see how a pres idential candidate named flabbltt could have any trouble with name recognition. Alter ail, Sinclair L0w\s. onr of ;\m cr!Ca's fo r r mosl novrll sts, wrot e a n entire book uncl<' r Jtw lt ill c. • However. it may br as kin g a bit too mu ch to expec t a former Arlzonu ~o, ·c rn o r lo ca pit ulizc on a book fi rs t published in 1922. AI tha t tlnw. Arizona had only bee n a state JO years and the voters can' t V,e ry well hold a 1988 ca nd ida te res pons ibl e for something that happened before hl' was born. Further more. L0wis's Babbitt . who beca me sy nonymous with " booslcri s m." wa s fi rs t· named Ge01·gc. whereas the given name of : II thl' ex-governor is Bruce. II Ba bbitt werr ll1)' name and I were running for pres ident . I would t1lth er be idenl lfi0(\ with Issar Ba bbitt of Boston. Inventor of s everal '!'e ta! a lloys . . One wonders wha t a Lewis contempora ry , playwright Eugene Q 'Nei ll ~ m'Jghl g-ave m ade or the situ ation. A surer way of gNt ing your name rega rd ed as a household word In this country probably is to solicit the help of an equally anony mous blonde. . You could Jnvl t her to spend the night In y our Capitol Hlll town house and your name and pholograph would be In all the papers . Then Ihe questions might arise : Js Ihal sort of publicity good for a politician? Might \I lead more to notoriety._than fame? . I can 't answ er. mainly because I've ne11er been a married candidate In need of voter ldentlllcatlon . One thing st a nds out, hOwever. ' Make certai n I he non-s pousal person you are entertaining lor the weekend Is of the oppos ite sex. More and better national publldty apparently befall s candidates who don't go one on one. The reason I say . tha t Is because. the headlines drawn by a representative who became Ihe second member of Congress to acknowledge being homosexual were far smaller' than those a~corded an ex-senator who had a slightly different encoun ter. • But then the lncumbenl congressman wasn't running lor president. • "You may wonder why I called this meeting ... " Nuclear wimps and If arm s conlrol weren ' t such a serious matter , ·there would be materia l enough for a Restora· tton comedy In the hull aballoo over the negollallons now goi ng forwa rd between the United Sta tes and !he Soviet Union In Ge neva . If all goes well. they will c ulminate In an ag r eem enl s igned by Pres ide nt Reagan a nd Sov\el boss Gorhachev at a s ummit meeling some time this fall. One might suppose that this prospect wou ld pleas e Ameri ca's libera ls. They lend to score each pres idential adm in lstrallon as a " success" or a " failure, " de· pe ndi ng on whet her the lncum· be nt preside nt manages to reach some agreement, no matt e r how unfa vorabl e or unverifiable . with his Soviet opposite number. Bu l of course Rona id Reagan Is The E nemy . In a way that (to them l Gorbache v can never be, so any agreem ent he Is wllll~g to sign mus t be opposed by all ri ght · minded libe rals . This leagues them , uncomfo rta bly bul firmly, with th e hard r ightists, for whom no agree· m enI with the Soviet Uni on can tain its independence, He also offered another option: an employee stock-option plan. Con· gress had specifically ordered the SBA to encourage such plans. But the SBA ruled In favor of Midland's deal with Royal. The agency's deputy assistant ad· minlstrato r, Robert Lineberry, ac kn owledged that Midland "could not ha'ie carried out the deal without our approval. " Bpt he said the SBA "could not find any regu latory basis on which to ob j ect to this proposed tra nsaction." Lineberry remembered the employee stock-option proposal, but pointed out that this would not have returned control !o Yarock, which the .SBA wa~ supposed to encourage.· He told us: " It seemed to come down to more of a difference of opinion as to what the best deal was financially." It didn't work out best . for Yarock, of course. And It dldn 'l do Midland or Royal much good, · either. Midland Is now In ba nk; · ruptcy a nd could not be reached ' for comment . Royal's president ; · Real Roy . told us that Roya l sold Yarock's company In 1985 after It " lost a tremendou s amount of · money." Roy attributed the problems pa rtly to the loss of tlie company' s management team ..:. meaning Yarock . Lineberry stood on the bureau· era tic defense . Usua lly, he said, Ihe SBA won't upsel an lnvesi· ment company's divestiture plan "u nl ess we can see something wrong that doesn't fit In with the statutes or regula lions." If some· one feel s he has been treated · unfairly , he ca n take the mailer ; to court, Lin eberry added. Yarock still can't quite grasp what went wrong when he asked the Small Business Admlni stra· · tion for help . "!couldn 't beiiev~ · !his," he said. "All the time I though! t he SBA was watching · ou t for me." · naysayers_w_it_ua_m_Rus~h~er ever be f&vorabie enough or passion, of course, is th e man verifiable enough, and who there· who is lndl reclly but firmly fore, whatever they may say, guiding !he Geneva negotiations priva tely oppose any agreement on behalf of the United States: as a matter of pri nciple. Ronald Reagan. To anyone who And It links this odd coupl e, In knows and understands him, it Is turn, to yet a third body of downright comical to think !hat opinion. These are the Nixon· he could be tempted into reach· Kissinger Machiavellians. tradi· ing some lll·ad ~ lsed agreement tlonally detested by the left a nd with the Soviet Union in return despised by the right. who for that "place in history" thai geniall y return both compli· the liberals promise to every ments and consider their own president who does their bidding. brand ol amoral kara te !he only If Presidenl Rea gan does · not re ally sou nd way to conduct obtain a n agreement he consid· foreign policy. This crowd has ers beneficial, a nd not only been sidelined during the Reagan beneficial but 100 percent verlfia· ad ministration, and Is eager to ble, he will walk away from the play a hand of Its own In the bargaining table a s coolly as he did at Reykj avik. negotia tions now going on. But what about the specific Getting wind of a possibl e criticisms of the proposed agreea greement based on elimination ment9 Since " the agreement" Is from Europe of all but 100 lntermediate·range nuclear mls· st\11 very much In the process of slles on each side (to be based In negotlptlon, It is difficult to be as Soviet Asia and the United States concrete as one wou ld like , bu t respeclive \y). this cockeyed coa · one import ant po int deserves to litlon of no-agreement buffs, be made. Havin g first charged (qu ite cardcarry!ng w11.1ps. and dime· store Machlavell\s Is rocking th e falsely) that Western Europe · would be effe c tiv e ly de · rafters with protests. The focu s of' their coll ective nuclearized by the proposed a greement. the oppos ition ha s largely abandoned tha t co n ten~ lion . Instead It now asserts that, under the agre~ment , E urope, would remain possessed of only . the sma ll est nuclear weapons, usable only on German terrltor.y and thus bound to encourage a mood ol neutralism In Germany, thereby dooming NATO. Not so, replies Richard Perle in . th e May 25 Issue of U.S. News&· World Report. According to , Perle, who was ass istant secr e. tary of defense until a month ago (and ass ured ly no wimp) , the . final 100 missiles on each side should Indeed be eliminated In the lnteres Is of easier ver lfl ca· lion: but as for nuclear weapons . . "lhe U.S. w\11 have thousands of. nuclear weapons in Europe, many with sulflclent range to strike Soviet a nd ot her Warsaw' Pact targets ." Perle Is referring to air· and sea-based mi ssiles and nuclear· tipped artillery shells (the latter designed to counter the Warsaw Pact's heavy superiority In tanks ). Be assured that Ronald Reagan has not forgotlen these1 .' let alone abandoned Europe. . ' Black cons.ervatives speak ____::c:::::hu=::ck.::...::s~to~ n~ Black conservatives evoke Iwo r e actions !rom me. First. the term Itse lf Is an oxymoron . " Any Negro who is not a De mocral or a Baptist, " a distinguis hed black scholar lm· plshly told me 40 years ago, " has been tampered with ," their bur· geon lng respectablltty In the American political dialogue Is enhancing their ability to tamper with their ebonyhued landsmen . My second reaction, however. Is that all America ns benefit from Ihelr efforts. One new effort Is an 80-page pamphlet. " Critical Issues: A Conservative Agenda lor Black Americans ." Pub\Jshed by the Washington. D .C. , conservative think tank, The Heritage Foundation, the pamphl et Is an excellenl analysis that is bound to generate some· light , but. I suspect, a lot more heat. Black conservatives are like communists, ex -whores , and born-again Christians . They think the whole world should be reordered in their Image. Yet "Critical Issues," as they ' say In the ghetto. " Is sayln' somethln.' " Order a copy and read It. Edited by Joseph Perkins, a black editorial wrlt~r for The Wall Street Journal (you were thinking, perhaps, The Nation?), the pamphlet features articles on the need lor a moral revival, dealing with black-on-black c rime , getting back to basics In bl ack education, empowering poor neighborhoods and creating a climate for black busin ess . Few wil l di sagree with those priorities . But black conservatives Jose both black and white support' when they call for a reduction In the federal government 's role In educa tion and business and par· lng minority set-a side programs. An even larger obstacle to the Infl uence of their Ideas Is the tone of their spokespersons. Their currenl guru Is Harvard · eco nomi st, Glenn C. Loury , whose obsessive bellicosity Is exceeded only by his capa city for polarization. Loury, while advocating black unity, nonetheless blames the black community's pathologies on "left-libera l bla ck polltl· clans" and .their "kind of non· sense" and on ''liberal. black .. politicians" who stress " lmmor· allty, Intransigence a nd selfishness." Who believes 22 mUllan black Americans · will embrace that kind of ethnic Inconsistency? Yet, Loury, as all the writers In "Critical Issues," appropriately foc uses on one theme- sell-help. Blacks must do more for themselves. It's not new. Black nationalists have pushed It lor decades. Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farra khan Is one of black Amerl· ca's outspoken advocates of se!t·help.- Unfortuna!ely, the rot of his anti-Semitic di a tr ibes obscures )tis messages. Unq uestionably. bl ack conse rva JiveS broaden America' s pollt· leal dialogue. But for now , the black com· munlty, represented by over 5,000 overwhe lm ingly Demo· era tic black elected ol!lclals (congresspersons, mayors and The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page- A-3 Texas flooding spurs more evacuations · fornla. Dry condit ions were relime Saturday as the heavy ByROBERTJ .MURPHY The National Weather Service ported elsewhere around the runoff r ~shed toward the Gulf of United Press International predicted the Guadalupe would Mexico. Persistent showers and thun· country. crest at 39 feet at Cuero somederstorms fueled flooding along In soulhern Texas, which has .-----~-----------------­ !he already overflowing Guada· been deluged with heavy rains lupe southern Texas the past two weeks, heavy runoff Saturday, as residents In two sent the Guadalupe· River even 60 higher abov e flood stage, over· towns headed for hlgl\er ground. "This Is about the maximum · flowing Into the towns of VIctoria . height (the river has reached and Cuero. Occupants of 40 to 50 homes recently)," said VIctoria County Sherlff:s Deputy Kerry Touch· along the Guadalupe wereevacu· stone. "We had one (flood)ln '81. ated at Victoria, as the river rose to 29.8 feet, more than 8 feet It was about the same as It is right now , and it's supposed to above flood stage. Many roads along the river were flooded , get worse." PIOFESSIONALL Y STAFFED Showers and thunderstorms including Highway 87. • "They started evacuating this Saturday morning were scat 7 Days A Week - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ~SNOW E?r] SHOWERS -RAIN tered from northern Florida to morning abo ut 5," said Touch· fRONTS: . . Warm Stalic . . f t _Occluoed southern Texas, from northwt?St· stone. "No problems. A few cars "Cold ' ern Ohio to central Wisconsin and washed off the road. but nobody . ·WEATHER MAP- During early Sunday morning, ~howers and over central and southern Cali· hurt that I know of." · thunderstorms are for ecast for parts of the Ohio Valley,the lower t:;reat Lakes and parts of the north Atlantic Coast stales. Showers _ _ _ __ STAFFED BY DOCTORS and thunderstorms are possible In parts of lhe northern · i~lermountaln region, the northern Plains, the Gi·eal Lakes , the 24 Hours A Day- 7 Days A Week According to Agnes I. Ma rtin. health levels established by the ,upper Mississippi Valley, parts of the southern Plains, lhe Gull of Jackson, her ' 'Myt hs and federal EPA lor identifying non· ~o as t region and the south Atlantic. coast. (UPI) hazardous wastes. For example, · Facts" sheet. about .diox in in Ihe the aluminum content of the Mead sludge said that dioxin, sludge averages about 3 percent , even at concentrations of one to substantially lower than the 8.1 three parts per trillion. have 115 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy percent average aluminum nor· ca used ser ious health problems with highs ranging from the mid 'United Press International mally found In the ea rth's crust. In laboratory a nima ls. It causes PH. 992· 2104 70s to middle 80s . Clear Sunday Extended forecast ca ncer at live parts per trillion. In short, the sludge Is at worst no night with a low from the upper , ·Tuesday through Thursday different In concentration of Chance of s howers Tuesday 50s to mid 60s. · level, one part Ohio per EPA's trillion,"sale" was twice the I trace e lements th a n is true for . The West Virginia w·l\h sunny skies Wed nesd ay·a nd level needed to kill rhesus na lural soli. Sunny Sunday and Monday T~ursday . Highs will be In the 70s Cancer risks were said ·to be monkeys . with highs in the upper 70s or 80s. Tuesday and in the 60s WednesAlso, Martin's sheet saj d Ihat a minimal. The report gave a day and Thursday. The low will Clear Sunday night with a low In worst-case scenario, of an lndl· U.S. Forestry Service study the upper 40s in the mountains ~near 60 Tuesday and in the 40s and in the 50s or lower 60s vidu al th at lives on a Bypro- suggests that compost is better Wednesday a nd Thursdav. reclaimed mine s it e. hunt s na· than Bypro lor reclamation bee lsew here. ' . South Central Ohio live game animals (whit e-tailed ca use ol the higher level of Western Pennsylvania · ,Sunday, sunny. High in the mid Supreme 5254 deer a nd wild turkey) a nd raises nutrients and grealer ca lci um to Partly cloudy Sunday with 80s. Winds southwes t 10 to 15 •19" lightweight push scatt ered showers and thunder· cattle on that land . The "safe" magnesium ratio. The sheet also mph. amount of dioxin that could be claimed thai the Ohio EPA Is storms and highs between 70 a nd mower .Sunday night, clear. Low in the consumed by humans on a dally trying to accommodate Mead, 80. Fa ir Sunda y night wit h a low •4 HP rated engine m[i:J 60s. basis was said to be .94 qulntilil· and that Mea d's Inability to c lean 'Monday, moslly sunny. Hi gh in be tween 55 and 60. Pa rtly cloudy onth ounces per pound of body up Its waste problems at the •Cast aluminum deck again Monday with afternoon t~e mid 80s. •Recoil start thunderstorms and high temper· weight per day . Factors such as pa per mill are a result of "not Ohio having done t:'nough to toilet train and co nsumption runoff. erosion •Two-year limited war· a lures in the 70s or lower 80s. ;Sunny Sunday and Monday of dioxin by other a nimal s co uld II self. " ranty possibly conlribute to the sma ll amount consumed by humans . c_o_ nt_in_ue_d_fr_o:...m:...A--·1:...__ __ The report said in conclusion that the "true ris k Is substa n· tm:s are Stanley J , Aronoff, R· the sy stem of issuing motor Hally less than the ca lculated Cj ncinnat i; T heodore M. Gray , veh icle registrations. risk depleted In Ihis report." GALLIPOLIS - William Eu· R·Columbus; a nd Wi ll iam F . Sena te Bill!. sponsored by Sen. If all of th is Is true, then why gene Souder. 21. of Portsmout h. Bowen, D-Cincinnat i. Crace L. Drake, R·So lon. has the questions about the safety of was brought to the Cal \Ia County The addition of Conley. chair· been languishi ng in the Senate its disposal and the ''Let's walt Jail by th e Sher iff s Department man of lhe House Ways and Highways, Transportation and and see what the research say s" Saturday morning, charged wl\h Means Comm ittee, Ind icates the Local Government Committee response from co ncer n ed ' theft. He wa s released after House Democrats plan to look for five months . cillzens? posting bond . closely a t the changes Senate GOP leaders yanked II out of State Rep. Jolynn Boster, Kerry Dea n Proffitt , :lO, of Rt. Republicans made in a House· that com mittee last week and put D-Galllpolls. was quoted In the I, Northup, was sent to the jail by apprbved telephone tax and the It Into Ways a nd Means, where a . Sept. 16, 1986, issue of the the patrol Saturday morning, replacement ol a tax amnesty vote Is a nticipated a t a second Gallipolis Dall y Tribune that charged with DWI. plan with a tax enforcem ent hea ring next week. " until more Information ca n be program. Drake's bill sets up a n optional provided on how the sludge will CHESTER 915·3301 · Fl\nlg said the &>nate version Is cent ra lized mall·ln .system for ultimately affect the health. IEPUILICAII abOut $100 •• mtll lon underfunded auto a nd tru ck registration rene- safet y ~ nd welfare or the citizens COOKOUT IPOTLUCII -' ' $30 million Jn" telep hone tax wals, elimin ates the priva te of Southeastern Ohio, I will revenue estim ates a nd $70 mil· deputy registrars and replaces opposed the use of the mat eria l. " MONDAY, JUNE 8 Brln1 covered dish or deuert. lion in welfa r e caseload the m w\lh branch offices of the Public meetings were held lat e Hamburprs & hotdo1s will estimat es. Ohi o Bureau ol Motor Vehicles, last year about the sludge dls po· be turnished ·But he st ill said it Is "entirely run by state employees, to sal problem . People asked Foo d served 6:00.7:30 pm possible" the conferees could conduct registrar ion. Issue whether the sludge had co n tam\· INTEITAINMINT wipe out that deficiency and driver licenses and perform nant s, a nd II so, how badl y II 101 EVANS SHilltiiHOUSE " add some money lor education rela ted vehicle services . would affect the env ironment. 110 GUIIM, 01110 artd maybe replenish some of th e The House Hi ghways a nd Pub· ilelns they (Republican sena· lie Safety Committee will hold a to-rs) cut from huma n services . hearing Wednesday a fternoon on They cut a lot out," he said. · legis lation raising the speed limit 'the Senate Ways a nd Mea.ns to 65 mph on rural freeway s. A Committee will mee t Tues day s imilar bill Is In a subcommitt ee 011 a fternoon to hold its first hearin g In th e Sena t e awai tin g on ' th e Senate Republicans' top· amendm en ts. p~lori\y ilem for 1987 - rev ising 50 Who needS· enemies __..:._Ja_c_k_A_nd_e_rs_o_n_a_nd_Jo...,..se....:..p_h_S_p..;_ea_r_ Junba~ 't'imts- jentint! (614) 446·ZI42 • Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. sta te and niunl clpal offlclalsi . Isn't paying much attention to · them . If black conservatives want ~ challenge, let them stop what the sl ave~ called, "ta\kln' at the big , gate. • • Let them run for public o!flce. Let black voters decide whose political agend a Is better. Berry's World Ri'\1eMn you ' .. .. RATES." 00 --- Weather VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL \C::/ ~======================= Conf erence ____ Gallia County man charged with theft ~· RIDENOUR SUPPLY .SALES & SERV~CE . ON SYLVANIA ZENITH KELVINATOR Gallipolis man arrested on charge ' GALL!POL!S - Joshua D. Saunder s, 25, of 12o Sta te St ., was charged wi\h drunk and dlsorder ly condu ct F'riday night by the (\ali ipolls Police Depart mo>nt a nd sent to the Galll a Counl y J a il. He was released aft er posting bond Sa turda y morning. The police depa rtment reported was a n accident in the 1700 af(ernoon. b!ock of Eastern Avenue Fr iday Ke lly R. Minnis, 20.. of 6 All en qr.. wa s nor thbound on Eastern Av enue when her car wa s r ea r· eoded IJy a tru ck drlv ~n by Otis T. B,atley, 63. of Leon. w.Va. Funds distributed GALLIPOLIS - Thomas E . Ferguson, audit or of stat e, an · nounced recently that for Jun e. about $64,000,000 in Aid to De · pendent Children IA DC) would be passed around to nearl y 630,000 rec ipients in Ohio's 88 counties. Of that money, 3.444 recipien ts in Gallla County will receive $345.705 In ADC payment s. ADC pay ment s are made to familie s with one parent or one unemployed parent on the basis of lamlly size and financial resources. The ADC program Is fu nded primarily by fed eral an d s tat e governments·. WASHJNGTON (UP! ) - Sen. Paul Tr ible, R-Va., who llrst disclosed Thursday that Invest!· gators had evidence showing ret Ired General Richard Secord spent SSJ.OOO on a Porsche, an airplane and a visit to a " fat farm," said Friday hard ques· lions are waiting lor Secord. "Secord said he was only advancing the national Interests. The evidence shows he was actively promoting his own sell· Interest," according to Trible. I ' UIJGENT CARE· CENTER ---EMERGENCY ROOM Bypro ... ____C: :.:o: : n~bt~ln:,:U: :;ed: . :f~or:. m:.:.:. :. :A·I. :. Secord swears " When 1told to }swtwne Volckei', I meant TALK TO HIM ABOUT REDUCING INTEREST VIE ARE HERE FOR VO'U Bailey wascfted for a ssured clear di stance. Robert L. Haning, Jr .. 19, of 35 Smllhers St .. was cited 1"1-lday night fo r having a defective exhaust. Garlloyd ,Borden. 31 , or Rt. 2, Bidwell. was cit ed Friday after· noon for a hil ·sklp accid ent that occ urred on May 10 . 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ON THE SPOT FINANCING $159 95 e~ .... ~ "'"" UTElLilE UJUH IUTION WHS Spectrum Ml e Dull llornd Radar Dotoct01. FeatureS both \11S1Jal and audible alarm rale wh1ch 11"1dteates Signal strunotl1 Pdlut1on Soh.J11Qn ' Sugg. Rtto\1 349.95 Gravelv Tractor Sales & Service 204 CONDOA ST. . POMEROY BOB'S ELECTRONIC'S Upper It. 7 Gallipolis Next to Riverfront Honda �Page- A-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Dr. Hunter joins Veteran Memorial staff . ' .June 7. 1987 '. Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page-A·§ .·,_--Local briefs--Barley bound over to grand jury on charge. - Funds are distributed / . POME ROY - The June distri bulion in Aid to Dependent Children In Ohio totaled $63,613,878, Ohio Auditor Thomas E. Fer!(USOn reports. Meigs County received $276,44 2 for 2,845 recipients. By CHARLENE HOEFLICH POME ROY - This fall, aft er more than 20 years , Raclnr wi ll have a m edica l doctor In town . Douglas Hunter , M . D .. who graduated from Ohio St are t.: ni · verslty School of M edicine and has been In a fam ily pracrlcr residency at Gra n! Medi ca l Cen· ter In Col umbus ·for rh c pasr several yea r s. wil l join the sraff at Vetera ns Memorial Hospilal early next monlh . He will work i n the emergency room and on gener al staff until his offices in Racine are ready for occ upan cy. Dr. Hunter i.< marr ied to the ,former Tony a Sal ser of Racine. • Wall er Scot t Lucas . hospital :administrator, ann ounced today that Vet era ns Memorial has purchased the former Spencer' s ,Market on Route 33S, Fifth Street, and will begin renova ting the structure later thi s monrh. T he hospital wilt be advertisi ng for bids on the project nex t week. According to Lucas , the bu:ld· lng which will be named the Racine Medica l Center. will have 3,000 square fee t of spacP for offices. Tent atlvp plans ca l l for Dr. Hunter to ha ve onr> side of the facilit y and Margi e Lawson, DOS, to have the ot her side. l'ach with four examinin g and treat · rnent rooms. Dr. Lawson ha s h<'en praetil'· lng dentistry In Racine for several years now, and is cu r rently loca ted in !ht• Racine HomE Nationa l Ba nk Building. The new faci lity wil l be more spaciou s for her dental practIce. The cor ner entran ce l o the building wil l be ret alned and new ramps wil l be constru cted to allow easy access Ia the handi · ca pped. St ucco will be used on I he exterior orr he co ncr ete tJiock buildin g. A common r<'crpl ion area and walling r oom will be just lnsldl' lhPdoorw llh bu si ness olll ces In thl' cent er of th(' stru cturl'. Th e eight examin in g rooms along with a lounge and rest rooms . a nd an x-ray room will be along the PX IPrior wal b . SurJreme Court Justice ~river!i We Reserve Right To limit Quantities Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM CANTON, Ohio tUPit - Supreme Court J ust ice Sandra Duy O'Connor says lhal In this blcen· tennlal yea r of the U.S. Consrll utlon America ns should learn abour th at document. in a bicentennial address ro rhe Akron and Stark Coun ty Bar Assoelallons F riday, O' Connor said most Amer ica ns don't know r'hat mu ch abou t lhc Constilullon. " You honor the co nslltur ion whl'n you run for (public) office; when you write a i<'llrr ro !he prcsldP nl or yo ur governor: 'when you rakP a co nslllut lo nal qucs ron 10 cour t; when you l !'acll your chi ld lhc meaning of the document ; and when you dl~c u s~ among your friends and neigh· bors rhe appilca r Ions of co ns r llu· tiona! comma nds to modcr·n IliP." she said. O'Connor said recen 1 polls show('d Aml•ric'ans are Ignora nt ahour rllr•documrn r. Shrsuld Ill<' po lls show !hal nNlr ly half IIH' citlzrns don' t know wily ill(' Co nst llullon was draft NI nor wh /1 1 Is nwant by !h(' Bill of Rig hts; thai 7r, prlTI'nl tJrl levr lhe Cons titut ion !fUa n rnH•rs frpr publi c rduratlon: thP 4!1 p<·r c(•nl bcilr' vc lhr prrsldPnl c<Jn suspPnd !he C'onstitul ion in a na · SYRACUSE -The reports of Mayor Eber Pi ckens and Police Chief Jim Connolly were read and approved when Syracuse VIllage Council mel Thursday night . Police Chief Connolly reported tha he received a t otal of 15 calls and complaints during the month of Ma y, issued 12 traffic ell allons and drove 230 miles. He received and investigated four !heft complaints of ten speed bicyc les and received a ·report of vandalism al Syracuse Element ary School where window s were broken out. Contac ted J. L . McCoy Trucking Ravenswood, W. Va ., in regard Ia trucks parking · overnight aT former state par k. The mayor's report showed receipts in Ihe amoun1 of $281. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE TH_RU SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Release financial report Fryer Parts .•••••L:.•••• 37< LEG QUARTERS Chicken ••••••••••••••••• 39< Chicken Livers •••••• 49'( LB. POMEROY- Ten calls were answered by local un it s F r iday and early Saturday morning, the Meigs County E mergency Medical Services reports. At 8:49a.m. Friday, Pomeroy went Ia Routes 7 and 33 and took Frank Casto, injured In an auto accident, 10 Veterans Memorial Hospita l ; Racine a1 10:55 a.m ., too k Pearl Haw1horne from Wells Run to Veterans Memorial; Racine at 12:59 p.m . took VIolet Brewer from the in tersection of Stiversville Road and E!arrlnger Ridge to Veiera ns Memorial; Pomeroy went to the Ohio River near the bu sin ess section where Brian Johnson had been rescued from the river ; Pomeroy at 6:34p.m. took Keit h Nibert from the count y sher iff' s quarters 1o Veter ans Memorial ; Middlepor t ar 7: 44 rook .Joshua Cremeans, injured in a bicycle accident, from Brownell Ave.. to Veterans M em or ial; Pomeroy at 11 : 37 p.m. took Juanit a Hosc har from Route 681 West to Holzer Medical Center ; Tuppers Plains at 11 ; 58 p.m . took Brian Rector and Greg Cole fr om 1he scene of an au to accident on Rout e 248 in Chesl er to St. Joseph Hospit al In Parkersburg, _a nd at 12: 18 a.ll). Saturday Pomeroy al so went to the accident scene and transported Kenny Chapman to St. Joseph Hospit al. The Ches ter Fire Department was also on the scene. $ 49 Steak/Roast ••••L:... 1 $ 99 USDA CHOICE 1 Round Steak •...L:.••• . $ 19 1 v Chuck' Steak ....L:-••• .. ..~"'ospital , news $ 99 . char ge of ca r theft and receiving stolen $OOds has escaped fr om the in stit ution, according to word receiv:>d here F riday mor ning. 8 owen · roIIs Wit • h.. punches over po1•ICY WASHINGTON t UP! I Health Secre1ary Otis Bowen, heckled Just as the president and vice president were in address ing I he subj ect of AIDS, nonethe· less finds himsel f ar odds not only with his critics but with so me In the administration . Bowen faced taunts and jeers from sever al hundr ed :.~ re· searchers and m edica l wor kers who stood up to shout him down as he deli vered the concl uding remark s Friday at the Third I nt er nallonal Confere nce on AIDS. Protesling President Reagan 's agenda on AIDS , the healrh professionals and others at the conference s1ayed on their feet for Bowen 's en11re scoffed at him when he sa id, " Th e probl em of AIDS and the , efforts at solution have !he president's co mplete atlen11on ... Later. however: he fou nd hi m· self dlspu11ng Attorney General Edwin Meese by asserllng ar a news conference w ith Surgeon Gen~ral C. Evere11 Koop rhar th ere is no reason for police 10 start wearing ro arrest of ac- MUTUAL FUNDS STAY COOL! LET HARRY & LANNY'S EXXON SERVICE YOUR CAR'S AIR-CONDITIONING! LOCATED AT 87 VINE ST. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PHONE 446-1803 Now Acceping .... S9hio Boron Esso Chevron Exxon Marathon Visa Master Card Discover BRAKE SERVICE - AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE ENGINE TUNE-UPS - EXHAUST WORK WHEEL SPIN BALANCING · Pnmium Unleaded Gasoline For the New Fuel Injection Con. 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For1y-sl.x ·;percent of all sweeteners· are : com-based, according to Ohio Stare ·.agr icu l1urar economists. tlon:t l f'tnr r gflnC'y ; ;wei 1hal li<l WE BWEVliN PAnENT-PHYSICIAN REJ.AnONSHIPS We believe that strong patlent· physlclan relationships ' 3100 . ( prides lbelf on. We lcwe bringing new IIR And Joy Into the world. The loft we sh.ue Is genuine and the medial c.ve we provide Is professionAl. Let us tell you what Plusant Vo\lley Hospltitrs Obstetrlts Dep;trtment believes ln. Blu e Red Bla<k z •i l john Grubb , M.D. jl('n·r nl belie' '(' th(' Cnnsritulion rshJbllsh<'S English as lht• Jill · Ilona ! langua ge. GRADE A Ex. Lg. Eggs ••~~'=· 2/ Puhll.., tu 'll , ..~rh Suncl:l\ . ~~~r. Th il 'rl 1\ n- . (;a lllp111i~ . Ol11n. II\' Hu: Oh In V:1llf'\' Pu I! ll!'flltlll C111n p: mv MttlllnH'j lla , ltll' Sf' nmd d , , ,~ jiO, I,Lgc• p;tlcl :11 : :., tll pn li<. . 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SGHO 4I $1 •·····couPm·······• ••·····cooPON·······•• • ••••• MAXWELL HOUSE • •o DECAF., 9 oz13 ,99, Sanko, I oz.l3.99 • INSTANT COFFEE • • DRily 11nd Sundal' MAIL SIIBS!'RIPTIONS oz. Pork & Beans •••. •••• ••• •0 Bonus Pak 9 ot. I 1 0 I I I I I • :VELVET PAPER TOWELS Roll o • •' ........•.•.•... E.......U.II.JI · · ~··· 1 large $279 Umlt 1 With Coupon o Good Only At Powell's Supormorht Offtr Good Thru Sol.. June 13, 1917 I 1 john Credico, M.D. Ice Cream •••••••••••• $1 09 Spaghetti •...••. ;!~:•.. 69( HANOVER 14.5 "Treating mothers with CMe , respecr and personalud attention Is a major p.1rt of my practice." DAIRY LANE SKINNER ELBO MACARONI OR 0 M .~IL $ . 3/Sl limit 3 With Coupon o Good Only At Powell's Supormorkot Offer Good Thru Sat.. Juno 13, 1917 "' PLANNING ON PUTTING ON A NEW SUNDECK. OR BUILDING A POLE BUILDING THIS SUMMER? 1/2 GAL. • FLAVORITE ASSORTED No Need To Wait On A Sale. Stop In and Check Out Our Everyday Low Prices on Treated Material. Twin Pops ••••••••••••• 79< •• ''(X)lJP(I;''''''•. . • • 12 PAK 1 • •J •• '• •• •' f'ti\J \J\IlJTTllal C\111 •' • '• '' •' •l • • •• •• : · FLAVORIR : EVAPORATED MILK 12 oz. ••• CANS 3/Sl Umll 3 Wifll (oupon • Good Only At Powell's Supmnarlttt 0 Offer Good Thru Sat•• Juno 13, 1917 I I I I I I a 4.5 . 1 0 l " t I. It •• ' AU MATERIALS ARE TOP QUALITY GUARANTEED We stock 6x6, 4x6, 4x4 Posts 2x4 thru 2x12 Fence Posts Utility Poles, Deck Tongue. & Groove, 514 #1 Decking • ••••• HEINZ STRAINED : BABY FOOD : oz. ~ 41s1 BAUMCHESTE. LUMBER Limit 1 Willi COUIIOfl • Good Ooly AI llowtll's S.,.nMrlrtt • Offtr Goei 'lllru s.t• .._ 11, 1917 -• ················•-•' 915-3301 r1 'I ., .Th~ program will start at 7:30p.m. Refreshments will be served at 7:00 p.m. Sa me Localion 33 Y Carel- That Is what our Obstetrlal Department Whitr ': If you would like to discover more about mutual funds, and what they can do for your money, you , are invited to attend a seminar on Monday, June 8, at the Holiday Inn. A BIG NAME AT A UTILE PRICE. Lr. Gray •' And, the add~d safety of diversification. GIVING BIRTH TO GENERATIONS Thursday Admissions - Galen : Perry, Reedsville; Mina Worner, : Pomeroy; Terry Spencer, Syra· •cuse; Rober1 Slawson, Middle : Branch; Mary Crlckm a n·. : Rutland. •: Thursday Discharges - Virgil ; Phillips. •'•, POMEROY - Admirred ; Frankiln Caslo, Pom eroy; Tho"m as Cross, Syracuse; Pearl : Hawthorne, Portland; Dorothy ;Brewer, Porliand; Carrie Nease, ·Racine; William Hart, Pome:roy; Keith Nlberl. Crown Ci1y. ; : Di scharged .. Char les Ni e· ·(llcyer , Patry Hudson, Samuel : ~rno ld. Terry Spencer. ., quired i mmune defi cie ncy syndrome. ," The adm i nis trat ion's two top doctors noted th e AIDS vir us is nol spread by casual contac t, makin g it clea r lhey disagreed w ith Ihe administration 's top l aw en forcement officer when he pra ised District of Columbia police for using rubber gloves to arrest demonst rators at the' AIDS this wee ~ __-;_ Veterans Me morial L:-••• FLA~ORITE roy, sentenced ro the Sout heast ern Ohio Correctionallnslitullon at Lancas ter . in Marc h on a ' 1 Cube Steak ..•..• 9 ( W1ener s.......•~ .~ • =~G••..9 BUCKET put on Niber1 who Is on parole. Gerard also reported thai Douglas E . Freeman, 19, Pome- An ideal way to receive the benefits of professional management ..... EM squads receive 10 calls LB. FRESH PORK BUTT ,. SYRACUSE -Syracuse Village funds as of May 31 tola ied $55,942.45, VIllage Clerk· Treasurer Janice La~son repor1s. Receipts , disbursement s and the end of the month balance, respectively, In each of th e funds making up the 1olal lnclude ; general , $5, 782.42, $4,413.66, $2.214.03; current expense, $3,491.20, $1.128.86, $818.;t; highway, $146.94 , $194. 01 ; $3,487.11 ; revenue sharing, $28.31, no disbursements, $4,144.77; park, no receipt s, $81.10, $499.81; cemetery , no receipts, : no di sburse· inents, $199.38. Street co nstruction. $1.566.20. $6442, $19,5,t;9.66; pool , $2,538.20, $1,592.55, $2,8S4.71; pool repair, no recei pts, no disbursemen ts, S4 ,736.97; water , $4, 128.85. $1.957. 01. $14,656. 22; guaranty met er, $50, no disbursement s, $1,613.66; fire, no · r eceipt s, $25.20, $1.157.59.a Receipt s for the month total ed $17,7:12.12 wh iledisbursemenr s amounted to $9,456.Rl. MIXED USDA CHOICE addre!!H lo bar - Reports are approved STORE HOURS POMEROY_ Charles Barley·. 48, Route 1, Rulland, was bound to the grand jury on a felonious assault charge Friday when he appeared ar a preliminary hear· ing i n the court of Mei gs County Judge Patrick O'Brien . Barley is charged wilh shoot · ing David Talbott. 21, Racine. three times at The Cove, a Route 7 club owned by Barley, on Ma y 23. Barley is free on a $2Q,000 recognizance bond. Paul Gerard, investiga tor for the office of Meigs Cou nt y Prosecutlng Atlorney Fred Crow Ill , also r eport ed lhar·an initial hearing was held before Judge O'Brien Friday for Keith Alien Niber t, Crown Ci ty, who is charged with 1he I heft of a mot or vehicle from Cooper Chrysler · Pl y mouth in Middleport. Bond was set at $10,000 and Nibert was remanded l o lhe custody of Sheriff Howard Frank afl er his parole officer ordered a " hold" WE BWEVliN FAMIU'<lNTf.RW CARE WE BWEVl IN INFANT CARE WUCAnON In addition to gMng mother and child special Cilre, we provide instruction and infonnatlon on the needs of the ne-..bom which Includes feeding, bathing, taking tempera· tures, and other general infant .Cilre. We believe in fAmily-centered Cilre. What is family centered Cilre? It Is alloiMng support persons (usually relatives and friends) lo be IMth the expectant mo ther during the labor and delivery process. Even in the case or a cesarean section, the father is usually allowed Into the operating room . . A:; soon as possible after delivery. the nurses encourage the father, brothers and sisters, and grandparents to participate in the care or the lnfanr and the support o f the mother. �•• Page- A-6_.:The Su!lday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Or McGinnis was a staff su rgeon at the Naval Regional M•·dical Ce nt er in Charles ton, S.C. and a gener al surgeo n as WPII as director of clinica l services on the USS Nim itz I CVN 68). On the USS Nimitz. he was responsible for all patient care and clin ical services provided to the 5,400 crew member s of the wor ld' s largesl warship . After serving on the USS Nim it z, he went into general pr acllcel gen· · • eral surgery in Kansas. "A ft er bei ng a su rgeon and In privat e praclice for a num ber of years, my I n ter e st s h av e changed and the way emer gency medi cine has changed In r ecen t years, it Is what I wanl to do now ," said Dr. McGinni s. " I DR. M I CHAEL M cGINNIS have an In terest In tra uma and urge nt care and truly enjoy my fa mily." work . l es pecially enj oy the off Dr. McGinnis and his wi fe, t ime il gives me with my Sherry have six chil dren. '\.'· LYON, France !UP[) - Kl aus guards ·up Jhree steps to the , Barbie sa t m or osely and ignored witness stand. The gr ay- ha ired a prosecut or who urged him to Barbie gazing down on her fr om give some reasons for the crimes his docket seal , she tes tified he agai nst hum anity, he is accused plunged her head in to a bath tub of committing as Lyon's Wor ld and beat her In his dem and for Warii Gestapochief. · Inf or m a t io n a b o u t t he Barbie, 73, was ordered back Res istance. She said while spend ing 22 Into court F r iday for formal Identification by two . for mer months at Montluc prison she Fr ench Resista nce members wilnessed multiple murders, tor· lure and depor tations. She gave who sa id he tort ured and de· por ted th em to Nazi co ncentra · Cerdini a ! alt ered list of nam es of l ion camps. people summarily executed by The so-called " Butcher of the L yon Naz is. L yon" refused to r es pond to " I cannot tell this story without repeated ques tions fr om oppos· tears," she said. " In the cell June 7 •.1987 •• Barbie refuses to testify PVH has new doctor POINT PLEASANT - Plea· sa nt Valley Hospital an nou nces the ilppointment of Dr. Mi chael .ton McGinnis as an Emergency Can· C.•ntPr Physician. fJr . McGinn is rPcelved hi s B .S. clc·g rrc• from Vi rginia Poly tech· nir l n"i tu tc in Blacksburg, Vir · gmia and his M .D. degree from Wr·" Virg inia University School td' M ~ 'dic inf' in Morgantown. W<·Sl Virgin i a. He served an Inter nsh ip in Mcdlcl ne/ Pedl at· 1 ws at th r Wpst Virginia Univcr~ slt y .~kd i cal Center a nd a four >ca r Cr·neral Surgery Residency " ' thr• U .S . Naval Regiona l !'1.1t'rl ic•J ! Crntrr in Great Lakes, I Ill n!Jis. June 7 .. 1987•. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-· Point Pleasant, W. Va. Thirty-tw~ cases processed 'in Meigs court POME ROY ~ Thirt y- tw o cases were p roce~s ed in lhe weekly hearings of Judge Pa· Irick O'Brien in the Meigs Count y · Cour t. Seven defendants for feited bonds posted on speedi ng charges and they in clude Denise Miller, Portland, $70: VIrgil FJn nigan, Hastier , Wise., $50: Larr y Hostett le, Rio Grande, $50; M arie Loft, Phi llipe, W. Va .. $50 ; Constanti ne Stanley. Cha r l eston, W. Va ., $50; William Law son, Rac ine, $34 : Kenny Mc Gee, Tr i hn bl ~. $70. Ten ot hers we r e fined on speeding charges. Tl)ey are B il ly Carter, Navarr e, $22 and cos ts: Anna Slater. Al bany, $27 and boy who m ust have been 10 year s • • old. 1 gave him an egg to eat. He ' (Barbie) asked me, 'Do you like .; Jews? ' I told him , 'I like ' everybody .' They next day lhey beat him to dea th in fr ont of m y " door." Finally she turn ed wit h diffi· cu lty in her seat and gave him a long look. " Yes, oh yes, It's him . Look at him. J ass ure you it's him. When I was nea rly at the end , I w ould s.ee those eyes, that cruel· look." When ask for his response. Barbie said, " 1 have not hi ng to say." lng lawyers and wa tched sfoi· r _:w:.:_h:::e.:,:re::....:_l_:w:.,:a::s_:a:,::lo:::n:e~t:::h,::ey:..!:p::u:.. t ,::ln:.;.a-----~-----­ ca lly as one former Res istance mem ber hec k led him . Proseculor Pier re Truche ap· pealed to Barbie to give t he court som e deta!ls about his ca r eer. ';How (lid this young, sensi tive 20-year·old m an come to be a l ng Pres ident Reagan's wors t conv inced Nazi and end up In this court?" T r uche asked. " Why cri sis, thanked Hakim Friday for his testi mony that largely laid . shou ldn' t you rel; pond ?" bar e t he complex web of !Inane· Truche sa id that whatever the outcom e of Bar bie's legal at· l ng in the case and ra ised qu es t ions of pl"rsona l gain by tempt to have the Bolivian Suprem e Court r ender illegal his cenr ral figures Ol iver North and Richard Secord . 1983 ex pulsion to F ran ce, "you wifl not be go ing back. Y ou will Bul the veter an of the Se nate stay in F rance." Wa terga te heari ngs could not He also as ked Barbi e i f he help noting as he closed I he fi fth wa nted to go dow n i n histor y as week of testim ony Into yet another sca ndal that the whol e having refu sed to give his side of the st ory. th ing smacked of deceit . pat en· " It' s very probable that one I ial · corruption and nation al day a child w il l ask, did he reall y cm bar assment. have noth ing to say? I thin k " This was not funny business," today may be the l ast opportun· Inou ye declar ed to a silent lty you wil l have to Jalk ," Truche · Senat e Ca ucus Roo m where the said. Water gate hearings were hel d. With Coupon Only A significa nt part .of Friday ' s " Mr . P r osecutor. I cannot . Expires June 14, 1987 I re> pond Jo you r ques tions," hearing co nC'erned t he U.S. ef· for ts approved by Reagan and Barbie r eplied In German. " I ex rended by North, the Mar ine wa nt to see what happens Jin lieutenant colonel servi ng the Boliv ia. 1 I am ju dicially absent pres id en t on t he Nation al Secur· here. ity Council sta ff. to reac h out to " I am a v ict im of a kidnapping I Ira n in t he hopes of gaining - I repeal. I am a v ict im of a fr eedom l or A meri cans held by kidnapping. T her e i s no reason pro-Iranian ca pt ors in Lebanon. fo r m e to res pond . I absolul ely With Coupon Only Haki m . th e Ira ni an-born refu se 10 res pond.'' Ex pires June 14, 1987 Amer ica n who wor ked t he Swiss B arbi e' s appea r ance was his bank account s .In th e scand al, second since he bega n a boycott tes tif ied tha i a delegation led by of his tr ial May 1.3, two da ysafl er Network Video Network Video It started, i n his anger over the North told Irania n off ici als l ast 529 Jacklon Pike fal l t he Uni ted Statcs would help 1983 expul sion. P res idin g Judge Stop-N· Go Plaza Spring Valley Plaza · depose the pres ident of Iraq , Andre Cerdin i order ed him int o Jocbon, Oh. 4564D Gallipolis, Oh. 45631 I ra n's enemy, and wo uld send courl May 26 bri efly for idenlifi· Mon.-Sat. 11 am 'til 8 pm Mon.·Sat. 12 'til 8 troops into I ra n i f the Scviet cat ion by fi ve former res istants, Sunday 12 Noon 'til 6 pm Sunday 12I 'til 6 Uni on evN invadcd. and on F r iday two mor e recog· , nized him . Hakim discou nted suc h pr omJulie F ra nceschini. 78, was Ises, however , as a bar gain ing ca r r ied in her wheelc hair by tac ti c in the pffort to open re i at ions with a "second chan· ncl" of the radical I slam ic gover nmen t in Tehra n after a ... ~ year of ,fr ustra tion. • costs: Lois Napier, Bidwell , $22 and costs: Wilma Sayre; Col umbus, $22 and c osts: 'terr y Peach, G l~u s t er. $24 and cost s; M ilford M owery, Poi nt P leasant , $24 and costs; Jacquelin e Carl, Pom eroy , $24 and cos ts; Charl es JSpurlock, Long Bottom , $22 and cost s; Henry C. B oyd, Park ers· burg , $22 and cos ts; Paul Wilson . Shade, $26 and .cos Is. Other cases processed in· el uded Car l R Jones, Columbu s, Im proper back ing, $10 and· co ~ t s: Tony L. De ren ber ger, Evans, W. Va., fishing out a va lid nonresidence li cense. $25 and cos ts: Cy nthia Durst, Reedsville, fishing wit hout a va l id li ce nse, costs only : Newell M cCue n, ,Nort h /r;:Jn·C<mtra scanda l heard lhr<•r• da vs of oft en fasci nating <~ ('l'< ,unts r,J Swiss ha nk s. arm s UJP pa ym ent s, shell companies and negot iations over hostages and war - and Sen. Daniel I nouye had hear d enough. Inouye, D·Hawa li, chair m an of the Senate co mmittee in vest lgai- Area deaths 4464 will ha ve the fl ag present a· l'hilli p A. Brad hu ry Phillip i\ . n rad hury , :w. l ion. C'hPs in.• died Prida y n igh t in :J n au to moiJi l<' .rccidcnl. Bradbury was born Se pt. ti, r;>:;i to thr· I:Jtr f'lt lll lp Wa r ren HrtHHJU r Y und Wan da Bra dbury .J;wnh.'l. H f's<' l' VI'U inlh!•U.S i\rmyand w:" flu• president of lh< · [!a ll i\." o••i allon in Chr•s hire . &I f• 1.-, ... ur v lvrd by hi s wi fr, r:ai t h .Jua nita Amos Bradbury , tiiiH' sons Phill ip .lr., Michael Shanr· ond Brian J<J mes. all at homf': two t-; iStf'rs, Pam Shvw of J(Jo Grande and .l ud it h Ann Crt•t•r , Sh<' lbyv llle, n•xas: S('V t•ral aunt s. unrl r s. nc iC('S and npptu•w ..,. F' r lr•nds m ay r·al l at th0 Will is l' un<·ral Hom<' in Ga ll ipol is Sun· da y from 2 p .m . to 4 p.m . and 7 p.m . to ;1 p.m . S<•rvicr•s wi ll lli' 2 p.m . Monday at 1hl' funera l homr· with the R<'v. Will iam Prif· (~ ;n1d lhf' Rf' v. Slf'Vf' J(ol l lns presiding. Kurial will !)(' at Gravel Hil l Ce mPtr.' l'.\' In Ch• ·s hirc. Pa l lb<•ar· l'l'S will hi' Lul hC' r f' . Amos.. John w. /\ mos . .J ohn P. Westfal l. SamLwil .. Her low, 1\ay C'ox, .Ji m E\ush antl WI Imber ll alfhill. VFW Warren T hacker War ren C. Thac ker , 62, of 92 Ol ive St. , Gal lipol is, di ed F r iday dllcrnoo n at Holzer Medi ca l C0n1 er after a bri ef illn ess . He was bo rn M ay 25, 1925to the late John and Mary Jane Thacker . He was a r et ir ed coa l m iner He was pr eceded in deat h by his wife, B ir die, In 1985, one daugh ter, two sis ter s and one bro ther . lie is survived by seve n so ns, Sa m my , Mobil e, Ala.: Osca r and Haro ld. Rt. 2 Pa triot : Edgar, C lenn and Donald, Ga ll ipo lis: f: Jm rr, Point Pleasa nt : lhree da ught er. Sadie Ball. Ga ll ipolis: Shi rley Thacker, Gallipo lis and Bonnie Clemons. Friends may ca ll at the McCoy and Moore Funera l Hom e in Vinton Sunda y 2 p.m.-4 p.m. and 7 p m .- 9 p.m. St:-vlces wil l be at l h<> fun eral home Monday at HI a.m . wi th the RC'v . Wi lson pr es iding. Burial will foll ow at Bush Ce metery. ~NLY $12.95 I -----------.--..,1 ,I. ' ONLY $5 • 95 ! R IO C:RA N DE - Tota l stucl0n 1 t•nro l lmrnt at Ohio·., private l im e undC'rgr aduates. at 54,921 In fal l 1986, Is the hi ghest it ha> bern t•o llrg t•s an cl u ni vr r s i t ir s rPadlPrl an <.t l llimf' high !hi !-i in fo u r yea r !-!. Priva l r ro ll rg('s and uni vers i - I I 1 , BE CON VERTED - F or a.• long a.• many r esid enl s can r em ember, this huUding on Rout e 338 in Racine has hee n a gro cer y 'store. However , it was r ecently pur cha.• ed by Veter ans Memori al flospital and alter compl ete r emodeling will he used l or a medical and dental clinic. Plans call for the r enuv•lion to begin this·month and he completed by early fall ' FRESH l;11i o ns und n•sPatTh arm of 4:i priv; ltt • IIIJi•ral art !-! l 'ni lPgf's ancl uni\'t' r si!if' s lh roug hout Ohio. T ht · Fat'! F'llf', a n ann ual pu bl ita · HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY tlon of i\I('UO , l 'O ll la in s CU1T0n1 • • • • • • • • • • • !1 ;11. 1 nn Pnrollmr nt. clrg tT('S, tu lt l"n :1n cl fin ancial aid 111 the pr h 'H1t • t•n llpg(• ~{·ctor . 1\I CU() l'C j)OI'I I'il a total l'nr ollml' tll o f HH.~77 ful l ancl part -lim(' unrh'rgr:Jclu att• . graduutr i.lnrl pn_,fc•ss lon :ll dC'gl'<'P r nndldatrs .I IHI non f1 0grt'f' rnndldatr s ut I ts .J:I mernhl'l' institu t ions In fa ll 19Rii Thi s ls ltl•' hlg hp:;; t rnro l- ltnl'll l t'V<' l' n•cnnl('(l. AIC' UO s. II cl. I n adtl illon, th r numbN of flr:-.1 tlnw full tlnu 1 fn'shnwn stu dt • nt ~ who ha\'l' not illf t•nclrd co ll q..!P t11•1n n~ - Is hig hr-r t han tt h;" sln ct• fall 19~ 1. accord· 1ng to thr Fa o'l F'ii•'· AICUO m('mbPrs n~ po rt rd 1!l.2f,:, ful! thnt~ ft't'~ hmf'n thi s yc-nr . Addi tionally, thr Fact FliP '"'''n • • • • • • • • • • • CARRIER NEEDED IN MIDDLEPORT HOMEMADE . 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Have your Chili Sausa Beef Chiminchaga ·Refried Beans free mara~lta with each dinner P'O ch eck these fundamen tals with "!!OU and your c hMces for a suc- '~ I • ' SALEI S299. Recllna-Rc cker Recliner Settlt Into thlo hlndiOII\t WOOCIdollittd eontomporory with thick f)lddtd blek and soot euohlonlng. · Relak in this tvfled transitional that's cu shioned for soothing comfort. Gracefully ~t ailed . Ut tl\e w elcom~ you into a qrta.-. :•y ,,.., comtorl BILL CHILDS, PRO PHONE 992-6312 POMEROY, OHIO IIISDVATION! IY CMUMl 67S·IUO "The Champ" Recllna-Racker' Recliner I MlliiBS MAY MMf SALE! S379. "Brentwood" Rec:Hna·Rockllf"lt.clnel ceu fu l se~son will increase. JAYMAR GOLF CLUB SALE! S279. ...... "Danbury" I __ CPA!IIIi VIta or Moo- Rt. 2 South ANTENNA MOUNTED AMPLI FIERS: Channel Master antenna· mounted amps boost signal strength in weak recept ion areas. 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LB.1 • ' For the finest TV SOFA NO PURCHASE REQUIR EMENTS OR liMITS WE NOW SELL LOTTERY TICKETS $108 p,, lou Beat Our LA-Z-80\' wusat ile beauty and sofl com fort . With l ufled back and MOOSE WE CUT MEAT THE WAY YOU WANT IT! Special Cuts NO PROBLEM For Us! ' #~ ' -~-. 'I This han<Jsome casual oHers LOYAL ORDER OF M ENU : All the Fi sh you can oat. French Fries or baked potato, tossed salad or co le slaw . hu shpuppies and drink. ADVANCED TICKETS: Adult $4.2 5; Children $2.76 AT THE DOOR : Adult $4. 50: Children $3.00 A BAKE SALE Wi l l B E HELD DURING DINN ER Outdoor A ctivities Are f'lanned 38·~ . ~~ -~ Recline -Rocker' Recliner shnw!'i 1htll f•nrollnw nt or full · SPONSORED BY TUPPERS PLAINS COMMUNITY CLUB IF INTUESTED CALL Recliners In Stoek! MANY I!EMS MEDICARE/ MEDICARD APPROVED r anging from chec ku ps t o com· plica ted denta l surge r y , said Dr .. · Will iam ,1. Dilvis, cha irma n ofthe co llege's dent al depart ment. JUNE 7, 1987-11 A.M. to 5 P.M. AT TUPPERS PLAINS FIRE HOUSE South Second St. Area 992-21'55 Wheelc hair s Bed~ide Com modes W alk er s Qua d Co nes Shower SToo ls O stomy Supp lies D iabet ic S Upplies Gown s Blood Pressure K it s TE NS Units Nebulizers given free services All You Can Eat!! THE DAILY SENTINEL " Complete Hospital Equipment For Home Use" loo wil l be USDA CHOICE GROUND•~ BOWMAN'S The designa ti on m ea ns th at between 50 to children a yea r CAPTAIN D's DINNER WE NOW RENT .VIDEO TAPES . Filr. AIC'UO, of whil' h Rio r.rarulP l 'u llq.:t• ia ; 1 rm•mbPr , is 1111• ~O\ 't•rnm t' n1 rdations. pllhlil' l'l' Hospital Beds Ho m e Oxy gen Lift C hairs Trapeze Pat ient Lif ts Adult Briefs Underpads (Chuxs) Crutches Braces Cervical Pillows Egg C rates TOLE DO , Ohio (UP!) - A national frater nal organiza tion has named the Medi cal College of Ohio a r egional t r eatment cente r fm· dentistry for handicapped children. La st yea r ther e wer e more than 200 repor ted bo atin g acc l· dent s, Includi ng 33 fat al ities. on Ohio 's wa terways. Twenty-si x were t he res ull of people fa ll in s· out of small boat s or peop le drow ni ng w hen their sm all boat ca pslzPd, the depar t ment said . " It Is espec ially important for small cr aft users to adhere to boat' s ca pac it y , obser ve r egula· l ion s, wear a life pr es eryer and leave the al coholi c bever ages at home, "•Gr egory sa id. · NEW SUMMER HOURS . WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. TIL 10 P.M.; SUNDAY 9 A.M. T!l 9 P.M. • La-z-Bov V01'Si ll es of Ohio I hi.' we0k In it s Customers received a copy of the American Hea rt Associ at ion' s ~a m phl e t. " How It Feels to.Have a Hear l Attack". J ohn F. Pe tt us. senior vice president and general manager. of SuperAm erlca's so uthern div· islon, presen ted the chec k for $6,694 to Kevi n Wal do. a r epre- ' sentative Of the Central Ohio Chapt er of the Am er ican Hearl ·. Assoc i a l ion. Named treatment center for children pa ssenger s to acci dent ally fall from them i nto the wa ter . even when sober . '' I Over 40 1nd Ppf' ndt' n1 Collrg!'S a nd Unl· rr=====::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===~l . POMEROY - ·Super Amer ican Stor es In bo lh Pomeroy and Middleport too k par t in a Super· Amer ica pr, jec t w hlc.h r aised $6,694 lo help In t he fi ght agai nst hea r t disease. · SuperAmeri ca St ores ra ised the money by selling paper hearts to cust om er s for $1 each ·Names of custom er s were writ · ten on the heart s and t hey wer e used In the stores as decorat ions. jail suspended if Ohio license Is obtai ned wit hi n 60 days; Tonya Proftltt, Racine, failure to con· lrol. $25 and costs: Sue Romine, Pomeroy , f ailure to yield, $25 and costs: Paul Steinmetz, Langs. v ille. expired dr iver 's license, S50 and costs, three days In j ail : suspended $25 of fine and j ail lime if va lid li cense obtained by June 12: Randy Sh\elds, T uppers Plai ns, disord er ly conouct , $100 and costs, suspended $50 of fine: on e yea r pr obation: J er ry John· son, A thens, bad check, m ake r es titutio n and $25 and costs; F red Nel son, Long Boll om, fish· ing wit hout va lid Ohio llc.ense, $25 and· costs. PRICES G ~OD UNTil JUNE 13, 1987 ,.------- - - - - -- - - - - - -- ---;--·-·- t ies enrol l over a fourt h, or 26.2 percent, of the state's college students In ei ther fou r -year pub· lir or pr ivat e Instit ut ions. ' FULL SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT a-----~---------·~ yra 1·, rr port s 1he Assoc i a 1ion of F ~l l' ! . BETA-VCR Per Week Private schools reach record enrollment 14111 ;unwa l COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Department of Natur al Resour· ces officia ls ar e stressing safe and sober boa t ing lor t he near ly 362,000 boa ter s expected to use the state's waters this summ er. To help emphasize safety as the season begins, Gov . Ri chard F . Celeste has decl ared this wee k as Safe Boating Week In Ohio. "Two of our m aj or co ncerns ar e sm all cr aft and the use of al cohol and drugs on the wa ter, " said ODNR Watercraft Di vision chief Pa ui,Gr egory . "Of all boat types. sma ll tra fts are the most dangerous because II is easy fo r VHS-VCR Per Week of Local stores take part in event Safe Boating Week observed around Ohio Hakim ends three days of testimony WAS HI NGTON !UP! 1 - I n tr•bi imon.v from i\ IbN! Hakl m, rhc • cn ngressionul panel s probi li R Palm Beach, F l a., assur ed cl ear distance. $10 and costs: Glen Cr isp, La ngsville, assured cl ear distance, $10.and costs; Kenneth Rockhol d, Reedsville, domestic v iolense, 90 days in j ail, 80 days suspended, one yea•· probation; res trainin g order Issued, costs: cr iminal dam aging pr opert y. 90 days in ja il , 80 days suspended, one year pr obation, r es tra ining or der issued; costs, jail tim e· concurrent : John E . Par t low , .L angsville, fi shing wt ihout a valid li cense, $25; P atly La · vendar , Pom eroy, fiShing with· out a val!d Ohio resident license, $25: William B ar ber, Long B ot · tom , expired oper ator 's li cense, $50 and cost s, th ree days in ja il, The Sunday Times-Sel'!tinei- Page- A-7 ONIONS 3·LI. $ 28 • JUICY 1I CT. SIZE CANTALOUPES �r The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 7, 1987 Ohio-Point Pleasant W. Va. · ·on key to er: • ecomonic wellbeing must be global economic year. Intercourse." Primary and secondary educa" Technologlcal change and tlon, alter a $91 million boost In new worlct·wlde ,Involvements the Senate, would wind up with puts neljl demands on the U.S. about $6.35 billion for the bien· economy," Snyder said. "Our · nlum. A $105 million Senate local economies are now a part of Increase for colleges and unlver· a global economy; and, that fact slUes - with $92 million earcrea tes a tremendous challenge marked for tuition subsidies 5. . to our nation. " boosted higher education to $3.03 "Our nation's future lies In billion. Speaking at a noon luncheon at Snyder said school districts are Rio Grande College and Com· education," he said. "Meeting munlty College, Sen. Cooper our goals will require a social and assured an Increase of I percent addressed the Impact of state educational program that will to 3 percent and that there Is funding for elementary, secon- take absolute dedication from enough money to hold college tuition Increases to Jess than 10 dary· and higher education dur- every educator In Ohio." Cooper labeled recent work by percent. Ing the next biennium. According to Sen. Snyder, the After !our•months of debate in House and Senate budget confe· rees "a bi-partisan effort." Senate version of the budget · the House and Senate over Gov. "Overall," he said, "education would provide primary and se· Richard Celeste's state budget, · condary education with funding the blll heads to a joint confer. has been our major priority." The Senate version of the for a pilot project to explore ence committee next week for budget shows a spending In· career development. The budget final resolution. Sen. Cooper, who · chairs the crease of about 11 percent from would further fund a project the current biennium. Except for designed to· target drop-outs and Senate's Education Committee, education, the ' proposal gener· poverty-cycle students. prefaced his remarks on the ally continues spending at cur· Action by the Senate would budget with an overview of his first half of provide for a loan fund to local rent rates during the perspective on the future "chal· the biennium and allows . for school districts and allow for lenges" faced by education . Inflationary Increases of 4 per- relief to districts faced with a "Change Is coming, we can't cent to 5 percent In the second major loss In their tax base. stop It," he added. "Our goal RIO GRANDE - "Education Is the most necessary single Ingredient for · economic well being," Ohio Senator Cooper H. Snyder, R·Hlllsboro, told a group of area public school superln· tendents, board members, col· lege administrators, a nd other education officials Friday, June EMPLOYEES HONORED - Two retiring employees of the Meigs County Board of Education were honored at a dinner held Friday night. at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy. High tributes were paid to the two employees, Russell Moore, secondary sc hool supcrvi•or, and James Rodgers, psychologist, by their co workers at the county board o!!lce and all three local superintendents Including Richard Roberts, Eastern; Dan Morris, Meigs Local, and Bobby Ord, Southern. The two received gilts . from the county board and lis staff, Individuals, and eommendallons ·from the Ohio H.ouse of Representatives and the Ohio Senate. Both Moore and Rodgers have been employed by the cou nty board since 1975. Pictured from the left are Rodgers, Harold Roush , county board pn'Sidenl who presented gills; John Riebel, county .•u perlntendent of schools who served as master of ce remonies, and Moore. O~;car Mayer Wienennohile lours lhis summer 1UP II -With America relish· day and In Columbus Friday and ln g for nos talg ia, the Oscar Saturday. Mayer & Co. has decided to take As the vehicle swi ngs through Its once popular Wienermobllc Ohio from the New England touring again this summer. states. It w111 catch up with fans The Wien er- mobil e begins Its . In In Youngstown July 28 and 29, summer tou r this week In Ohio, Cleveland and Akron, July 30 and starting In Cincinnati Monday Aug. 1, and Toledo Aug. 3 and 4. and Tuesday. Th e vehicle will be The first Wlenermobll~ began in Day ton Wednesday and Thurs- cruising Chicago streets In 1936. ,:Aion the river 111111. 20°/o-30°/o Off IEllld. TAWNEY J.EWELERS STIHI.: QUAUTY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS UTILE AS $25 PEl MONTH. CARTER TRACTOR lll&f D 0 . WCNILDWIOII : .~,. ..,,.~ 2204 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Oh. '• 600 E. Main Strut, Pomeroy, Ohio LOW THE HIGH AND OF BeAUTY ..: Above, the bully hands of a 4-H' er plant'Rowen In the . CIIJI Park. The kids were not afraid to ' cleaiing; pulling ilnlfplantlng ril' make a prettier place to visit. Below, the DUE TO AGE AMD CONDITION, EMPIRE HAS TO DEMOLISH OLD WAREHOUSE ON THIRD ST., SO WE'RE SHORT ON SPACE AND NEED TO REDUCE INVENTORY ·IY ONE-THIRD. WE'VE GOT LOW PRICES PLUS 24 MOJtiTHS FREE FINANCING FOR JUNE. CHAIRS & RECLINERS UP TO By Flusteel, Engel wood, Charisma, Bossett, Ort. 12 OFF OYER 200 RIV~RSIDE, IECUNEIS ROCKERS RECUNERS WING CHAIRS SWIVEL ROCKERS AT LEAST BASSm, ASHLEY, KINCAID 1/4 OFF • BEDROOMS IY BASSETT KEMP KINCAID ASHLEY . LAMP-S Buy One · GET MATCHING Ofll ·F EE UP TO 12 ·OFF 'lntergenerational' group working together to pretty the city park Together: STIHL 424 Second June 1, ·1987 ADDRESSES EDUCA · TORS - Ohio Senator C041per H. Synder addresses a group of educators at Rio Grande College, Friday on the Importance of education to eco· nomic wellbeing. FS-51- At the top of the lineup, FS-65 - Stihl's super· this Stihl trimmer hits grass and powered brushcutter takes "·,,_.., weeds han! and holds its ground. . pressure off diffiCult tasks. Lightweight with loop handle for Lightwei&hl with bicycle-handle easy maneOMrability. Elettronic controls. Electronic ignition and ignition proYides su"' starts. illlivibration system plus Stihl's Antivibrat,ion system and exduslvt Poly<ot" head add to safety clutch offer safe and ease and safety of operation. steady trimming. Shoulder harness and prote<:$139.95 with livt goggles included. Rotocut head. $259.95. $149.95 with String head. All MEN'S DIAMOND RINGS UP TO 1/2 OFF AT lEAST 1/4 Off . 0¥11 200 a. ' Getting involved, 4-H members work i11 the city.park to splaJh color with flolflers. • u.F Section 4 5I UWIA SOFU By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Gettln' down and gettln' dirty - that's what som e Gallla County 4·H members have been doing. In addition, the area garden clubs are, too. Together, they hav e been mak· lng the Gallipolis City Park a , better place to visit by gelling down on the ground and getting dirty planting flowers. · Accordin g to Pamela Matura. the city par.k and Mound Hill Cemetery are two of the most picturesque spots .In Galll a Co~nt y. Mrs. Matura Is a member of the Gallla County Beautification Committ ee. She. along with the other . oommfttee membe rs, have members of Golddlccen 4-H club hang baskets of brought togel her all ages- from Rowers in'tK'e bandstand oflbe city park, which Is junior high to senior citizen- to considered by many to be a picturesque spot In combine efforts to make the park Gallla County. · prettier for visitors. "This Is really an lnfergenera · tiona! project ," she said during the recent planting part y In th e park on May 21. During that da y, 4-H clubs, garden clubs, and young people from Ohio Valley Christian Sc hool got together~. plant. clean and plan the upk ee p for 1he park. According to Chamber of Com · merce President Dan Davies, the project began as a sma ll commit · tee project. " When we work toget her. we ca n . ac co mplis h great thin gs," Davies said of the Involvement of such diverse groups . " I was unhappy with the way the park wa s maintained In the past," cit y Manager Dale lman sa id. Wh en he was approached with sprucing up the park. along with some other projcets, lman was " kee n on the Ideal," noting It Is a center point of the count y. Beautification committee member J ewell Evans said she has seen a good feeling of co mmunit y elfort. Taking pa rt In th e project, so far . are Colddlggers, Eno Sail On . Little Rascals , and Mercer· vllle Wild ca ts 4·H cl ubs. the Gallla Co unty Dairy Club, the Galllpolls Future Farm rs of Ameri ca. the Judging Clu b. th e Li tt le Kyger Boys . the Galli polis c Junior Woman's Club. VInton Friendship. French' City. Rio Gra nde and Cheshire garden clubs. Also taking part are I man. Davies, the Ga1Upolls Parks and Recreation Department, 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park Department a.nd the beautification committee. which Include Mrs . Matura. Mrs . Evans, Katie Shoemaker and Michelle .Jenkins. Also l(lvlng Input arc the Individual club advisors and the Ca lHa Count y Extens ion Office. Before the planting could tak<' place; plenty of work went on , pulling up over 100 s hrubs arou nd the park - the area was all shrubs and no co lor·. • 1 For now. th e upkeep of thr flol\'ers Is being tak~n on by the various 4·H and garde n cl ubs. as well as the Junior Woman's Club. Now. the lx•nch has been painted by Ohio Valley Christian School st udent s. th<> s hrubs pulled by the FFA , Little l<ygrr Boys and thr Judging Club. and flowers .planted and hung In the bandstand for co lor by the 4-H and ga rd en cl ubs. The re are other proj ec ts In the future . but the city park wa s fir st on the agenda , Mrs. Matura said. The co mmitt ee hopes to take the project county-wide, Involving as many sc hool and civic groups as want to become Invo lved. • All in a row, 4-H'er.r plan/ /lowm in the Gallipoli.r pari-. DESIS,WIIl OVER •• • • Cqm111 ill ee member.r • .,. 30 . BEDROOM "' r , and garden clubber.r Jpmce tep the tbe cit)' par · with colmflll/lowen. sums PLUS OPEN STOCK PIECES AT LEAST •• ' r 1/4 OFF ••• • .' AU ALL PIC1UIES & MIIIOIS ~ •' •' • 1 Off T ~ - • ..•• �Page- B-2- The Sunday Times-Se'}pnel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. June 7, 1987 ~ Price-Burleson Matthews,DeVore RIO GRANDE -Mr. and Mrs. Don Price announce the en~age­ ment and fort hcoming marriage of their daughter, · Sue Ellen Price, to Jay Burleson, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. James Burleson of Thurman. . The open church ceremony will take place J uly4, at l2: 30 p.m., at Thu rman Methodist Church. A reception will follow. Miss Price attends Rio Grande College and Is employed by Across The Street hair design. Burleson graduated from Rio Grande College and Is employed by Kyger Creek power plant. GAHS '57 class reunion Mr. and Mr.r. Smith B. f~lln)'an Runyan anniversary to be noted GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs . Hunyan of Gallipolis. They also Smith B. Runya n will celrhrotc ha vr th ree grandc hildren and their GOih wrod ing anniv<'rsar.v three stcp·grandchildren. with an open recepHon on .June The coupl<• requests gi lls be 14, from 2 lo 4 p.m.. "1 Cra!'e Unit('d Methodist Chureh. hosted omit red. .. by th eir child re n. : The co uple was married or1 .Junc l6, 1927, in Wheeling, W.Va . . They a re the parent s ol two children, Smith E. Ru nya n or Delaware. Ohio, a nd Douglas II . GALLIPOLIS- The 1957 graduating class of Gallia Academy High School will have Its 30-year ·r eunion July 11 at 6 p.m., Holiday Inn at Ka nauga . There will be an informal reception the previous evening at the Gall ia County Gun Club on Buck Ridge Road. Reserva tions should be made to Shi rley Vaught ·G raham, 1041 Second Ave .. Ga ll ipolis. Cost Is $30 per coupl e, $15 for singles. There are several missing class members, and information is being sough t on their wherea bouts. Included in the list are William L. Smith, George Tablt , Hilda Ea d s Le m ley, New m an Burdett e, Barbara Lindous Ratc il lf. Peggy Woomer MrCor- Hand Washing Available By Appointmt~~f .. UV£ ~ 25°/o ~ ~--.-.- -~'"' r ·; 4! / 251 S Ohio An. across from · "McDonald's" at Mtmoriol Bridge,. Porkersburg, WV 304 ~ 428-3599 ICIEIIITZ NOW , A rfl:\. {lfhl ~· *MONEY CUPS •KEY CHAINS •nE TACKS •COLLAR BARS Etta Jones becomes bride Thomas Raymond Burnside Now ~· 20°/o FREE ENGRAVING .. RINGs·,; N0~2 5°/o: OFF 20°/o'NOW EVElY DIAMOND . IN.STOCIC ...s NICIC~lCES bride wore an emerald ~1})~s~tr. :e:eShe t length dress for the wore a white rose corsage. Mrs. l!!incnsirje was i n a m auvf:- c;;trePl h dress and ca rried a red She served as the atte nda nt her son. Mrs. Grace Thoma ~ STOHE SET RINGS 200Jo WF ~1on,g KRODEL PARK IN POINT PLEASANT JUNE 18, 1987 TWO SHOWS - 5:00 & 8:00 P.M. work at the job bank '_"U I\L.IL.u-·vL•~ - The J ob Ba nk foca ted in the Senior Citizens Center, 220 J ackson Pike, has competent people to staff y'ou r organization. One of the best r!'source InVestments a business can make is to hire the mature workers . T6e job counselor is available at · nq,cost, to help work out a suited Jli!Op-am . We have jobs of baby sitting , .-::c. i · ORDER TICKETS BY CALLING·675-6568 Monday thru Thursday from 3 to 8 p.m. and Mrs. Margaret Kin'g. sisters of the groom, were attendants lor the bride. Mrs. Pat Thoma and daughter, Suza n, sa ng " How Cr!'a t Thou Art." Mrs. Thoma is the sister of the groom. Antique stemware be lon g in g t o a gre at · gra ndmother wa s used in a toast · to the bride and groom given by the !he orticiating minister. Mrs. Mary Houdas heit . sister or the groom. presided at the recepton table. The wedding cake was decorated with emc· ra id wedding bells and inscribed . Besides those named others att ending were Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Miss Aud ra Houda sheit , Miss Betsy Houda sheit. and Mrs. Kay Koehl er, all ol Pom eroy. DIAMOND,··' OFF JEWELRY BOXES FOR MEN SAVE MEN'S There will be only ONE outdoor - under the BIG TOP - live wild animals, elephants, downs, circus stars from all over the world appearance in this area this year and it will be at SPECIAL FAMILY PRICED TICKETS AVAILABLE SPONSORED BY THE POINT PLEASANT FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE LODGE #1 02 CALL 304-675-6561 FOR INFORMATION ~e life expectancy of a whitetaded deer is eight years . ty:':J'he hill is 1,550 feet high . ,. For Single Adult Tickets call 304-675-6561 or 675-7777 and ask lor lurris . ' f he motto of the island of Guam is "Where America's day begins.'' YOUR EXCUSE ,--·"" * GWEIGHI?" CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING 14 PROGRAMS: ~ First. theresa new Self' Discovery Plan that helps you • overcome those bad eating • habits lor good. Second. our -opllonal exercise plan thai lets ; you walk-jog-run-cycle or : swim... all al your own pace. • •.., .•' ' •- Join Weight Watchers Now for Only... Reginnnion I'« ·.. $13.00 First Mtt1ing I'« . $ 7.00 Regulu Ptict . .. . . Szt.OO \00 SAVE ..• $10.00 Flonne Mark, Area 011ector to the Weight ·nearest you. FOR NEW MEMBERS: PLEASE ARRIVE ONE HOUR EARLY FOR REGISTRATION AIIO WEIGif.IN. GALLIPOLIS ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 541 Second Avenue Tue: 7p.m.. Wed: 9:30a.m. AUTO MECHANICS CARPENTRY ELECTRICITY OFFICE SERVICES NURSE ASSISTANT MACHINE TRADES COSMETOLOGY Excuse #.4: "I'm too burl this time ofyear.' - group support. POMEROY SENIOR ClnlENS' CENTER Mulberry Heighls Wed: 6p.m_ • NOTHING WORKS LIKE WEIGHT WATCHERS! ~~(800) 58Z-1399 SALE $29CJO FREE GIRl Your choice 01 Maxims lhampoo. conditioner, styling ~ or II)IOY. A$l95 'Value free wtth 101e per:rn. '"'* Sale pllce includes ;hompoo, cut and style. Participating stylists only. Appointments ore not alWaYS necessary. Sole p11ce good through June 20. 1987. (Not wild 'With alV off1Gf offer) .,u •a f §] 5~ FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS DIVERSIFIED MEDICAL WELDING INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ACCOUNTING/COMPUTING AUTO BODY REPAIR Tri-County Vocational School Rt. 1, St. Rt. 691, NtiiOnvllle, OH 45764 II L •• ' REGISTRATION 8:00 A .... •IO:OO A.M. A'TftNDCIAU 10:00 A.M.· · 2:00P.M. 11:30 A.M.~12:48 P.M. 2:00P.M.• 3:00p.M• . PIIIANC'At AID All IIAifTENAHce SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALliPOLIS, OHIO 446-0166 Mon.-Sat. ClOSED THURSDAY 446-3353 Also : Jackson, Chesapeake, Athens, Chillicothe, logan MARKDOW Uott's \ Sil~er Bridge Plaza ONE WEEK ONLY! Automatic . ~ol Washer HEAVY DUTY "90 Day Free Financing With Approved Credit" ' Automatic Dryer CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR I I BRIDES! A new way to buy bridal veils, hats, dresses and accessories. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT S & B BRIDAL 2145 Eastern Avenue, Lot 22 GIBSON FREEZER $297 $267 $299 $277 REG. S329 · REG. 446-1311 Even ings S. Weekends I REG. S349 SHARP "Lets You Sleep In Comlort" /..------ -- J'....~) (,CwUU' ;I.UIHDJ·, ~\:~T~" Comfor1 " ( ~ ' ''• i ~~ ~ !z : VCR PORTABlE WIRELESS REMOTE AIR CONDITIONER DISHWASHER z~· -1 :. AIR CONDITIONER 18,000 btu 1,000 btu $347 $249 ~399 $4 REG. REG. '299 ll'· ,. . :a~ ; ,.-o. mo . 'II ... ' :aCt -< - RCA 2S" (614) 753-3511, ext. 44 LUNCH (Fila) 414 Second Ave., 2nd floor j ~t....~~ 10:00 AM-2:00PM June 15th, 16th, 17th or 18th The Adult Education Cen.ter ~ GALLIPOLIS .----- - -- - - --1 .' 'the ~ighest point i.q the state of 01J¥t is Campbell Hill tn Logan Coun- Lots of people are busy these days... with graduations. weddings, vacations, WOfk and family. That ~ why you can always find a Weight ' Watchers meed"\) near you at a time of day thai wiN fit rig1l intO your busy sdle<iJie. And the very.best reason to join right now is because of this special offer. reg. $50 Mtigs Medical luilding (across from Veterans Hosp.l 992-5912 Monday-Friday llve- ms, painting, was hing down porches, c~ ttin g down weeds, we also have pa rtial live- Ins and other odd jobs. For more Infor mation call 446-7000 and speak to the Job ' Counselor . She is always will ing to help with your job orders. .•- Procqds are earmarkttl for StYtral different projKts bul emphasis is on nettly Families and DONATED nuns ore use far less fortunate and undtrpri•ilegtd children and families on both sides of tht rim. Just walt till you discover Jhe · many wonde~ u l ways Weight ' Watchers®helps you Jose weight faster and easier than everl We've added two new features to our improved Ouick Start Plus Program , that combines with our liberal · food plan and marvelous Feeling POMEROY: . Mr. and Mr.r. Thomas Ru)'mond Burnside · FOR MEN Excuse #38: ·"Nothing seems to workjor me." Revlon Reallsfle Great •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of inability t.o pay. Glffl lofD•d - ANSON & IIIEMENn - DAD I ·FORNOf Plus a FREE Glftl OF 'SOUTHEAST OHIO •Bulova •Seiko •Pulsar • 1st Cell FRE£ ~ PERM ON SALE •s."ices include: Birth Control; Y.D: <Sc,..,.ing; Cancer Sc,..,.ing; pregnancy tests; education ...d counseling far indiwiduak and couples. SUPERIOR CARWASH Law. Office Machines, Payroll Accounting, Intra to Co mputer, and Communications I a nd II . OUR BEST REVLON •Your privacy is respected 1Your questions answered Call Jon Dithl, Jeff Thaxt011· or Butch Farrow On1 tt.• oom oportment with ICJJ9f country kitdltn, new op· pli•uH, utility room. wattr, HWfl' and trash n nicH pro•idtd. Quiet arta. NOW - Beginni ng Pia no and Volcp • classes at FAC have ilmlt~d ; opt'nings for summer instrur · • lion . Students mecl weekly· for : for hall-hour sessions at Rlverby, : 530 First Avenue. Fees u r~ $7 per . class, with times by a rran ~tc­ . menI on Tuesdays or Th ursdn ys. Call 446-3834 for lull de lails . Chil dren's activities ll t'e <l S· . slstcd by the Gall ipolis Rerrra· lion Depar tmen t and lhr. Oh io Arts Co uncil. HAND WAXED ••••••••,.....s4Cl1 CARPET, SHAMPOO .....,.s lS 1 ARMOURAUINTERIOR •..57 Tentative classes to be offered Incl ude Typing, Shorthand , Ac· counting, Psychology. Business ~-:·PLANNED PARENTHOOD ~ ~ -< ; bOok . let Us Dttaillt for You -. Before You Malle 'tht Tradt. r - - - - - - - -- --.l---- - - - --,----.l----------,;,;. Summer classes .for children offered at FAC Summ er Getaway anci Pre· School Summer Fu n oflrr a varie ty of mixed media ex perlen· · ces for yo un gs ters a t the French : Ar t Co lony this summer. Sess io n . I begin s J une 9 and will meet : each Tuesday and Thursday for - th ree wePks at Rlvcrby, o30 F irs t : Avenue. - Classes lor Sum me•· Cct awav. : ages 7-12 yea rs, are 9: :10-IJ ::lO : a.m. and include mus ic, draw ing - an d painti ng . Heg istratlo n is $24 : with discount s for additi onal - children or FAC members. ; Pre·Sc hool Sum mer Fu n also : meets from 9:30-11 :30 a.m. and · features movem('nf, music and : stories. Pees are the sa me as : above and openings arc lim Ited . • Recorder Band, a n introduction : to instrumental music, will ml'f't · from 11 :30-12:30, regist ralion ree '. $12 plus $> for inslrumcn ' t a nd GALLIPOLIS - Regls ti'atlon . tlve secretaria l.' for summer quart er classes at Southeastern staff members Southeastern Business College is. include: Sharon Drai n, director: now underway, with classes Annette . Clark, financial aid sla ted to begin Ju ne 29. Both day officer and office manager: Sue and night classes wUi be offered. . McG~ I re, job placemen Upubllc Associate degree course are relations; and Charlie Bostic and available In businessadmi nlstra· Susan Foster, admission repretlon, micro-computer/data · pro· sentatlves. cessing, accounting, a nd execu- WANT TOP DOllAR : OUT OF YOUR OlD BROOKSIDE APARTMENTS 446 -1932 or 446 -4639 mick, Ida Fra nklin F reese and Joyce Walker Oty. If you know a current address fo r any of these people, co nta ct Ms . Graham at 446- 1304, or Molly Plymale at 446-12 14. I The Sunday Pleasant. W. Va. regts tratton ongotng .GALLIPOLJ S - Announcement Is being made of the engagement of Connie L. Matthews of Gallipolis and Carroll H. DeV~re or Glenwood. W.Va. The open-chu rch wedding wi ll take place Su nday June 31, 2 p.m. at French City Baptlst Church in Gallipolis. Ms. Matthews is a graduate or Pomeroy High School and Is employed as an Investment teller at Ohio Valley Ba nk In Gallipolis. DeVore Is a gradua te or Win· field Hi gh School and is empto:ved by Huntington Alloys. SUE ELLEN PRICE • • --Jpne 7, 1987 I COLOR TV . REG. S4ct9.00 ; , HELPS SAVE ENERGY . _ tie Sian your siclng Jw Lp.oi•L Insulating backng IS . itailable to hllp reduce your heating cnl air COIGIOting com. t 011 can choose from a wide runge of decorator colan.. ~ CALL••• for fraa atthnataal : ASIC &lOUT SillS COI!IYENIEIT CIEDn PUNS ' SILVER IIIPGE PlAZA '"· 446-2770 Salfi#Kfloft CSeln, Ill II ct W C.., 1117 ,_.,_at 'fOUl IIIOIIIJ' lllct non c·OLOR TV . 19" CAMCORDER $397 $227 $999 Sil.,er Bridge Plaza I • Gallipolis, Ohio 10 s ' 446-8051 . $299 i 11- t \' �Times-Sentinel June 7. 1987 '' ' THE CORNER OF GENERAL HARTINGER PARKWAY AND PEARL STREET IN MIDDLEPORT OHIO TELEPHONE: 992·3471 . •' • . \ ' STORE HOURS ARE: 8 A.M. to 10 P.M.-7 DAYS A WEEK AD EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JUNE 7_THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 13 FRESH LIKE $ - or ASSORTED REGULAR or BUTTER BOUNTY FLA~OR 99 SUPERIORS FOOTLONG Pea t Butter Hot Dogs 99 Jar t Liter LB. PURE PORK Sausa e 49 $239 BacOn ~ 89 ,.g. CRISP1 SER~E DAIRY VALlJES FR(lZEN VALI .ES • . ·- FLORIDA GOLD Carto11 Sirloin Patties $169 P•; lb. - THOROFARE SOFT t-1~. t•~ Mar,arhao ........... 2/ $ ~ALLEY BELL $199 t•r 1~. LEWIS FARMS · 10·12 Lb. A•t· Turke~s USDA CHOICE BEEF BUCKET Cuhed Steak $~.,lb. 99 1 0 ~ per lb. ~~ ~ BANQUET . - GENUINE Idaho Lettuce $ 19 t 81ROSEYE Cool W~lt .M1...... 7'9~ FAMILY 8RAD -1t Ct. $ ~ 89 . TOTINO'S PARTY $ 101ft oz. 119 PIZZI. •••••••••••••••••• BIRDSEYE CORN, PEAS ., .,... ~., •.. Jt.t~... BUDOET GOURMET lee Cree• Ber~ .... 169 ' Potatoes ASST. 11 oz. Dinners Pit Shell• ..\A•, ••••• 99+ 1 Onion Dip ..t~Pf••~•:. 99 Stew Beef Macaroni Salad ~ Ice Cream ' WICK'S BAICED $ 09 Margarine .....t-n·... 1 KRAF SQEEZE PARQY USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK .IIOMEMAOE ~ ::::. ::-., 1/2 GAL. r ' "GREAT OM THE CRILL" CHOPPED 1-L•. $~.. 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PORK LOIN USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK Din ... ,, ,. • -------------,-----------COUPON 1 COIIPOII 79+ I CRISCO 8- 16 II. ·"·· I I 3 ,. . ... t129 $ ............... 179 11-tt "· .. R. C. PRODUeTS • I - ! 1 I $11' �• . . .. ·. \ 'l The Sunday Ju~ 7, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. 'June 7, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant .GAHS 77 class reunion planned The Pennsylvania Dutch people are Jerkey, or jerked beef, is a corrupof German descent The word tion of the Chilean word "Charqul," "Dutch," in this COil text, is a corrup- meaning meat cut in strips and dried GAL LI POLIS - The 1977. gra- Swartz, Mark White, Tom Whil e. · tion of "Deutsch," the German word in the sun. duating class o(Ga llta Academy Teresa Morgan and Patricia ror "German!' Hig h Sc hool wi ll have its reunion Newshutz . Aug. 8. , If you have a current address There are· several missing un any of these graduates, class members, and information contact one of the followi ng: is bein g sough t on their Pa t.rice Wright Joh nson , 256wherea bout s. 9330; Ginger Sharp Cald well , Included in th e list are Mark 44'6-7440; Darla Ward Mero la, Ange ll. La ura Ar mstrong, Eddie 446-0055 or Lou · Ann Willis Atk in s, Karen Burnheim er. Shawver. 446-6337. Sara h Ann ida Campbell, Rand y Clary, Mi chael Clevenger. Keith Copley, Glenn Corliss, GALLIPOLIS - Macrame Car l Dray , Deb bie Dray. Paul wa ll hangings and pot holders Finnic um , Crag Frazier, Opal will be created on the firs t Gri ffin . Ter ri Hamner. Terry Speical Wednesday' s class, June Haner. Carl Hill. Diana Holmes, 10 a nd 17, at the F rench Art Ray Hylt on. J im Isaacs , Wanda Colony. J amison, You ths aged 8-12 will work wi th Dua ne Kazee. Elmer King, instructor Brad Pain ter !rom Teresa Ku hn. Re ba Layton, 9:30-11 :30 a. m. Class fee Is $6 Holly Li ngo, Renae McCune. plus $3 for materials. discounts V-8. aut~.' o . D . T;ans ., 6 way power seat, power wh,dows. Karen McG uire. Pam McNeese. are given to FAC members and power locks. tilt. cruise, stereo cassette, much more. Ra mona Mitchell, Ren ita Queen, families enroll ing more than one De bbie Rainey. Beth Rece, child. Mary Louise Scarberry, Mike Call 446-3834 lor Information Ska ggs. Tim Staggs, Christla an·d registra tion. '86 PONTIAC SUN81RD .t''DR'!\~;.\~~~;,.~!f!.~M:.!\!~!?;.. S6995 '84 MERCURY :::~~~s Special Wednesdays ' ·58995 Mr. ,md Mr.r. A. Todd Nib er/ •J SUNDAY SPECIAL - ~ Tamara Eichinger becomes .3becomes bride of Todd Nibert ~ PO M ~~ R O Y Ta mar a 1.. . gum College with majors in : Eichinger, dau ghter of Pa ul a nd business administrat ion and so· • J une Eic hi nger, Pomeroy, and ciolog-y. She is employed as an ~ A . Todd Nibert. son of Arthu r account manager with NCR : (Pete ! and Donna Nibert, Gal li· Corpora Iion. Thr groom gra duated from : polls, wPre marr ied on Dec. 27. Mari l'll a College a nd Is em~ 1 986. at the lhl' Pomeroy Unit ed ployed as an engineer wi th the f - Methodis t Chu rch. : The Rev. J ames Corbill per- O h i o De p ar t m e n 1 o f Tra n ~ po r t a 1ion. ~ form ed the double ring ce remony :: following a program of orga n ~music by Li nda Warner-Eason ; - - - -- - - -- - :..and so loists, Paula Eic hinge r : and Gerald Kelly. ~ Red poi nsett ias an d red and -whil e ca rn ations decora ted Ihl' ~alt ar. Red velvet bows mar ked :.the pews. : Escor ted to th<' alt ar by her :father a nd given in marr iage by ·her parents, thr bride wore a ~or ma l gow n of lvorv sa tin ifashlo ned with a s t a nd ~p neck· lne and close fill ing bodice ccent ed wllh Venier lace and -si mulat ed pearl s. The bodice leaturcd sheer Illusion· net fro nt ) nd back yokes wit h the fro nt :trimmed wllh sc hiffl l ~ mbro id · ·ery and Eliza bct hlan sleeves. 'irhe basqu e wa ist set off 1he :bouffant gathered skirt wh ich Jiras accented with lacr and 11owed Into a ~haocl lcneth tra in . • The br ide wore a ma tching hal !rimmed with flowers and s lm u· l.a ted pearls with a ve il of Ill us ion. Zhe wo re pea rl earrings . He r bpuqucl was a cascade of red t'rench roses Ivory IJa hy' s J') reath, s llvrr forgct -me·riot, , fled wit h ivory and red lace lbbons. • Paula Eichinger. Columbu s, s ister of the bride, was maid of ~o no r . Brides ma ids were Tina ~ u ry, slstN of the groo m. L< ' Xing}..~ \ <.. ton. K v ., t't nc lnn ~lli and Pam Croo k s. · They wore mat ching tea lengt h ~ow n s of red sal in and chiffo n. with scal loped batea u neckl ines and basq uP Srhiff li r m broiderw l 6odt ces a mi double la yrrcd sheer I'uffled s lt•cvrs. ThP all t•ndant s carried colonial bouqul'l s of Ivory Fr<•nch rosf's and Ivo ry ba by's brea th with n.•d sa tin llows and ivory ribbo ns. In thei r Dalr t hr y wor l' rf'd swrrt hear t ;oses and baby' s brPath . Brian Millr r. Columbus. wus the best ma n, mtd Bri an McDade and Greg Str lnr brunncr. bo th of l;ia lllpolls wcrr the ushers. The groom and his a!! Pndants wo rr black tu xedos. '86 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR.A!~~.c.~~!!!:.~!!.!~C!1.!~!~..... S8800 '86 CHEV. CHEVEnE 3 DR. HATCHBACK .............. S4975 Air, auto. trans., stereo. . '84 BUICK SKYHAWK ............................................ S6295 T. l!PI tur~o. air. cruise. power windows, sunroof, .sharp. '85 PONTIAC FIREBIRD .........................................'S8200 Beautiful black inside and out. Low miles. air. stereo. auto. OD Trans. · '85 CHEV NOVA 4 DR I IAir, auto. trans., ps, ob, stereo. S6650 I OI I ~ I IUI I IOI O IIIUII I 'I I 2So/o OFF When You Buy Any Combination Of A SKIRT & A LACE SLIP '85 SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS - Homecoming ;at Whit e Oa k Baptist Church , ~Sunday. Rev. Herma n Skaggs, ~orning speaker; lunch at noon; ]ipecial singing aft er lunch. ! THURMAN- Sunday evening ;service at Thurman United Met h· 'Odist Church, 7 p.m.: Old Tyme ~Chorus singi ng. VINTON - Son-Shine Quartet 'at Vingon Fellowship Chapel. :s unday, 9:30a .m. at the church's homecoming. Carry- In din ner at 11 ; 30 a.m. Rev. Richard VInson spea king at 7 p.m. . PORTER -Services Sunday. .7 p.m., at Clar k Cha pel Chu rch, with the Disciples singing. • ,. GAL LIPOLIS- Watson reunion. Sunday, 10 a.m., Raccoon ;creek Coun ty Park, shelterhouse :1: not being at the Watson <residence as In the past. • : MORNING STAR - Fift h "annu al reunion of George Holler. :Jr., family, I p.m . Sund ay at home of J im and Karen Holter ;Wer ry, Court St. Road. Morning ~Senior Star Area. Basket dinn er with barbecued chi cken provided. ages three to high school. CHESTER - The Unit y Singers. direc ted by Sue Matheny, will present a special program RA CINE- Rev. Char.les Nor - Sunday. 7:30 p.m., at the Mt. ris will be speaker at a reviva l to Hermon United Brethren Church be held at Morse Chapel Church. in the Texas Community; The located on Count y Road 35, the publie is invited. Racine Portland Road, throu gh June 6. Services at 7 p.m. MON DAY POMEROY - Meigs Chapt er RIO GRANDE Ga llia 53, Disa bled Americ an Veterans. Twirlers Square Dance Club is will meei at 7p.m. Monday at the sponsoring ·a "Spring Da nce " chapter home, 124 Butte rnu t !ro m 1:30 t o 6 p.m. on Sun day. Ave .. Pomeroy. June 7, at Rio Grand e, with national caller Gary Kincade a nd MIDDLEPORT - Internalocal callers J ohn Waugh and Bill tional Order of Job' s Daughters Bush. Everyone welcome. will meet at 7 p.m. Mo nda y all he Middleport Ma sonic Temple with ·DEXTER- David Nelso n. son initiation to be held. of Ronal d and Margaret Ne lson. former ly of Dext er. will be GALLIPOLIS - Bible Schoo l, preac hing at the 10:30 a.m. New Li fe Luthera n Church. 6: :l0worship serv ice at the Dex ter 9 p.m. Church of Chr ist on Sunday, J une MORGA N CEN TE R - Rev i· 7. Nelson Is a senior at J ohn son Bi ble College In Knox ville, Tenn. va l. Morgan Center Christian A potluck dinn er and fell owship Holiness Church. through Ju ne 1.3; 7: 3() p.m . with F red Shock· will foll ow morning services. ley; si nging by Queen Fam ily, ADDISO N - Bible School, Holley Fami ly. Ad di son F reewi ll Ba pt is t Church, 6: 30·8: 30 p.m.; prog ram GALLI POLIS - Bible School. June 14. Fai th Vallev Churc h of christ In Chr istian Union, 6: 30·8: 30 p. m .. • ' • POMEROY - The Meigs 'tount y Senior Citizen Center jvlulber ry Heights, Pomeroy, has • the fo llowing schedule for June 8-12: MONDAY : Round and squ are • DODGED~ 100 LECTA - Bible Sc hoo l; Lerta Church of Christ in Chris tian Union, 6:30 p.m.. ages through high sc hool. POMEROY - The Bend Area Merchants Association wil l hold its month ly m(>eti ng at H a. m. Tuesda)' at Bank One. WEDNESDAY RlO GRANDE - Republican cookout, Monday, 6 to 7:30p.m .. Beb Evans Shelter house. Bring covered dis h or desse rt . HAR RISONV ILLE .:. Free blood pressu re clinic will be cond ucted from 10 a.m. to 12 noo n Tuesday by the Harr isonville Senior Citizens CLub a t t h~ town hall. BRADBURY Br adford Church of Christ Bible Sc hool9 to 11:30 a.m. Classes lor children and teenagers . For informal ion call 992,5844. GALL IPOLl$- Ga llipolis Ro· ta ry meets Tuesday, 6: 30 ~ . m .. Down UndPr . GALLIPOLIS l. aLcc h ~ Leagu0 meets Tuedsday. !I 30 a.m.. Grace Unit ed M0thddist Church. salad , strawbe rry shortc ak0. TUESDAY : New Engla nd boiled dinner , pinea pple with cottage cheese. rice and raisin puddin g. WEDNES DAY: Chicken sa lad sandwich. baked bea ns. pasta salad, pears. THURSDAY : Roas t beef, mashed potatoes. lima beans, Round and squm da nce. 8-11. music by Tr ue Count y, ad mission $1. 50. brow ned potatoes. broccoli and ca uliflower. brownie. ca~~IDAY: Cheeseburger. oven EAST MEIGS - The Eastern At hletic Boos ters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Easter n High School. Plans wil l be made for a J uly 4t h barbecue. ,..:; ,.. - Meeting c'1anged ;:: POMERO Y - The Mel= Count y Board of Edu ca t·io n sche,.. du led for Ju ne 9 has b~ changed to J unr H. 7 p.m. at 1 ~ coun ty offi ce. '::; ·'- M~nd ay: Burlinghar;t. cou n ~ mo b1le hom£' park, .l: 30-4: 3tli;i Ha rriso nvil le, chu r-rh. 5·6: Ne;l,;: Li ma Road. I mile sout h of F ~ Meigs. 6: 40· 7: 40; ""' STOREWIDE SALE TUES D AY POMEROY - Po meroy Area Chamber of Com merce monthly meet ing Tuesday at 12 noo n at the Court St. Pa rk. Lunch will be da nce, 1·3. TUESDAY; Mystery tr·ip at 9:30. WE DN ESDAY: Kn illi ng class. 10-noon: bridge class, 1-3; bingo, 1-2; bowli ng, 1;30. THURSDAY : Birthd ay par ty. seniors wit h birthdays In April . May and June wi ll be honored. Kitchen· swingers ent er tain at forThe the senior wee k Is: nut rition progra m MONDAY : Spaghetti. tossed 25°/o OFF JIINE 8th thru 13th UP TO PATTERN BOOKS · WOOD ITEMS BASKET KITS & SUPPLIES ALL CRAFT SUPPLIES --...:...- ·' CROCHET CLASSES Starting JUNE 12th $200 PER 2 HOUR SESSION '· GRANNY'S CRAFTS POMEROY 128 MULBERRY AVE. 992-2312 G~B~e;v~er~a~ge~w~lt;h~e~ac~h~m;ea~l;.;;d~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ STARTS TODAYI 3rd & Elm St. 61 <l·94.9-2551 " G,\LL! POLIS - Ri verside Study Club meets Tuesday, 6 p.m.'. p)cnic and meeting, hom~ of Dororthy Hartley. TUP PERS PLAINS - Orange Township Tr ustees will hold a special meeting Monday, ·· 7:30 p.m .. at the Ora nge Township fire station. to discuss du st control. The public is Inv ited . w;~· lDAY: COME IN AND SEE JIMMY DEEM YOUR LAST STOP CAR SHOP (Ri. 124.) Rarin~. Ohio GALLIPOLIS ~ Bible Sc hoo l, Paint Creek Baptist Chuo·ch. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Transpor tation call 446-1651. prov ided. In case of rai n the meeting will be held at Trinit y Church. Gues t speaker wi ll be fro m lhe Meigs County Pio neer and Historica l Soc iety co nce rn· ing Herit age Weekend . Citizen Centers schedule weekly activities MANY MORE LATE MOD£L CAIS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FIOM Both Locations 0 Sundav The Sunday Times·Sentinel Page- 8-7 Community calendar/ area happenings 4x4 PICKUP ........................... s8700 ' 318, 4 speed. Prospector Pkc. '86 FORD F- 150 XL PICKUP ...............................: .s8750 KLT Pkg. Air, auto. trans.. tilt.·cruise. PS. PB. dual tanks. One of a kind. '84 F.ORD RANGER PICKUP .. ................................. S62 50 . ' Mr. a11d Mr.r. jim Cozcde'J' ~owdery anniversary planned :0 REEDSV ILLE - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cowdery of Reedsv ille wll celebrate their 2oth wedding anniversary with an open house iw eptlon on Sunday . .J une 2R. from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Reedsville II'Je thodist Church. Hosting th e celebration will ix' their children, Pat and Carla Cowdery Sou lsby, J eff. Wa mmy. Pa ula and Jenny Cowdery. and thl'ir th ree gr andc hildren, Tara, Ama nd a and Steve Soulsby. Mr. and Mrs . Cowdery were marr ied on Ju nr H, 19fi2 in Columbia. S.C. H<' Is employPd by Tri-Cou nt.v MP at Pac king. <;onlinued from B-6 Torch, and Mrs. Cowd ery is employed as a bus dri ver lor Schools and Executive Secretary Eastern Local Schoo l Distr ict. I of the Ohio Education Associa tion, published the book In 1954 . ~ IM ll!I·IM M W! Ill ·IPG·ul o Its popularity th at year placed It thlrd on Ihe na liona I best se II ers !jiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Itst. . The book becam ~ popular lor lfs graphic portraya l ol life and culture at the close of the 19th centu ry In the "Red Brush" area ol Hamilton Town ship In J ac kson Coun ty , where Da ugherty was reared. : On Oct. 9 and 10, Rio Grande College wll1 present the new slage production of the wor k In tbe Fi ne and Performing Arts DINNER & . Cent er. The Oct. 10 production LUNCH will also Include a public forum ALL DAY SUNDAY !Cruslng .the attention of humanl•rox Not til:'s sc hola rs, artists, and the lnrludod general p~bllc on the hum an, hlstorl cal. socia l and cultural Even if you limit yourself to se· <Hsllnctlons or this region. lection& from Dale 's fanta st ic ; Its message of hard times and Salad Bar.. . it's still a bargain! ~ rd wor k Is not limiled to Ihe hill Light eatero and dieters love PfOple who had settl ed In HamilDate' a wholeso.me. low-calorie ton Tow nship, Jac kson Coun ty. treau ... and they eat their filii eThic; but , ~a n be found any (And if you want " just one where a pioneering people Jived S ~IO R G A S B O RD bite" of something from the ·.. throughout Southern Ohio, West entree&, aoupa, vegltablea and VIrginia, Kentucky. and other duserts ... it's there for yo uti midwestern slates. Diet and other beverages in· ·Dr . Greg Miller. Ri o Gra nde's diHHftl~ it' I lh¥• ICr )'0\l li eluded I Dlt t•ndot ~O..age~ lnckKNCI I • Coordinator of Fine and Per· rQ.-mln g Arts. a nd Artls)ic Coordinator fo r the project, Is a native ol Ja ckson County. :play's... 1§1?.... 1 QQQ He Can Watch All His Favorite s Sports In This Big Comfortable BERKLINE DALE'S SALAD BAR WALLAWAY® RECLINER (OVU 30 ITEMS) It's Cool When Its Hot! Fattening ...... lt's Not! Lea n back, relax, and enjoy your favorite progra ms In total comlort. S3.46* . 1\rot·v sa tin dress wi th m a t e hin~: accessor·if's . Th r groo m 's mother was In a grr.v silk and chiffon ifress wi th accessor ies to mat ch. and bO th mothers worr co rsagl'S f red French roses. • A r~r~ ptio n honor ing thr ro u· ~~~w as hrld in tiw r hu rch sorla l t'oom . The fo u r- ll cr ~cl foun tain i\'Or~· and rNI ros!'s with gr~r n rt')' . ivorv ix'll' of sati n. a nrl red v~l v.r t and snlln bows. .Jud~' .~ E:JchingN , Bonnil' KPI I)'. 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Httoo ld8cme styling and delalled 181lcrlng C<l!T1Jiete this ctuolc recliner ..tllch gtldea 1o tmumorable positions just IncheS from the Play's the thing: Grant awarded Rio . • RIO GRA NDE - The Ohio Arts Coun cil and Oh io Humanl lk>s Counci l J oint Program In the -trts a nd Huma n.l !l es ha s !~Ward ed a grant to Rio Grande <!allege and Community College. 'l)ie grant will br used to adapt tlie late !:(ermlt Da ugherty's Ij)ok, "Out of the Red Brush," to ~r story theater sta ge production. : Daugherty. who served· as J.ackso n Superi ntende nt of ' Continued on B· 7 ...... . . . .. . . '85 FORD ESCORT L. 3 DR. HATCHBACK .. ............ S5295 Hatchback. air. auto. trans .. PS. PB. '83 FORD ESCORT WAG&N ~~!?;.!.~!~.'.;. ~!!!~.~ ~ !.~;.~~: .. S399 5 . '83 MERCURY COUGAR ............................. ............ S689$ lilt, cruise. air, power locks. Extra Sharp. '86 S-1 0 CHEV. 4x4 PICKUP ............... ~ ..: ......... Sl 0,200 Y-6. auto. trans .. tilt. cruise. Sport Pk~ 9600 miles. 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Third Ave., and Main St. , In Mid· dleport, having been closed.' for several months, will reopen for business Ma n" day as Williams Diner" Bran and Lee Williams ha ve purchased the small res taurant which will be open from 6: ":Ml a.m" to 9 p"m" dai ly" Middleport will be host ing th e annual Mason "Gallla"Meigs Cu b Scout Olympics Sa tu rday at th <• junior high footb a ll fi eld in Middleport. Registrat ion for th r events of the day will begin at 8:30 a"m" and entran ce fcc Is ~2 There will be food a vail able on the grounds of cubs can lake sack · lunches for the noon break " Roger Bowen, assis tant track coach at Ohio Stat e University in Columbus. will be holding at rack and field camp at the Univers it y on June 14"19 for both boys and gir ls, J.l to 18" " If track and fi eld pvent s an• your bag, you can get morr info by callin g Bowen at 2!12-29:n during the day and at 761i":i4i7 4. evcnlngs""samc arra cod('. of course. Someone who would like to hear from you is Mi ss F:dn a Swick. Rut land a1·ea rcs ldenL Miss Swick suffered a s tr ok ~ whil e in Chicago, IlL. and has now bren mov ed lo the rrhab center at Universit y Haspit al in Columbus where she Is expect ed to be confined for sev er al· months" Miss .Swick is Rutland Township Clerk and has been bookkeeper for man.v yeurs ul the Rutland Department Stan'. Cards ma y be sent to her at Ohio State Uni ve rs ity Hos pital . Dodd' s Hall, ol7l Dodd Drive. Co lumbus. Ohio 4:!210. Someone else who would prob· ably welcome word from homl'" folk s Is William D" IBI III Riley. • 'formerly of Middleport, who Is havin g 'health problems" Hr Is show in g improvement , howevcJ', and Is back Into a ward. His brother and s ls trr " l n ~ la w are Tom and Zeli a Riley . South Second Ave .. MiddicporL You ca n send cards to W" D" 11llcy, Vetera ns Adm inist ration Hospi131, Ward 306. Bed :J5, 2002 Holco mb e Blvd ""• Ho us t on, Texas, 7721L' :-Jo doubi many of you did swin g an d sway wi th Sammy Kaye over the years" Quill• a few area peo ple did it in person wa y back in the late 20's when Kaye and his orchestra "" s 1ill yrl 1o climb I he ladder of success "" wrre students at Ohio Un ivers it y" Harl an F: iselslein of Pomeroy re port s !hill arra nge m ents were made in J92H fo r Kaye a nd his band lo play 1he Pomeroy Junior" Sen ior Prom"" held in what was known at the time as the Arm ory ~" now 1he Pomeroy Ma" s0nir Temp le. Har lan says he a nd Bob El berfeld pinned down cars and went to Ath ens. picked up lhe band members and tran sport ed the m to Pomeroy for I he prom" fl arl an""grea t on 1hr dance fl oor 1hro ugh the ycar s"·is a long"tlme Kaye fan" Twelve ypa rs ago Har lan ai!P nded a New YPar's l':vc clancr in Toledo when' Kaye's band was playin g" Bookmobile routes ·announced ·in counties . 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"Scriptural" sig· nthcs B1bhcal: contamed tn, or accordmg to the scriptures: a scriptural p ~rasc or accoun~ ... ."Heresy" denotes "a self-willed optnion. which'"ls sub· st11utcd for <ubnusston to the power of truth, and leads to division." The author of I his article is stating that baptism being essential lo salvation is not of the scripture but opposite of truth; therefore he 'brands it a iie. B.ri.ll ~ a lie . i1 is a self·willed opinion, substituted for the truth, resulting in dt V\.')1011 , TWYLLIA CONNELLEY THE VALUE OF A BUSINESS EDUCATION! I started In the Fall of 1986 to Southeastern Business College. After I graduated from Kyger Creek High School, I had no desire to further my education. I soon found out that just a high school diploma will not get a graduate very far In the outside workfleld. The quality of education is excellent and the staff is highly trained and qualified. The staff Is eager to help when you feel you need help. I am a full-time employee of River Front Honda and without my skills .and education from Southeastern Business College,, I would not have been able to take the job. Twyllla Connelley WHY WAIT ANY LONGER TO BEGIN TRAINING FOR YOUR BUSINESS CAREER? CALL US TODA Yl Salvation At BaptiJm II Scrtplunl The divine inspired scriptures teach the following in regard to bapllom and sal,atlon: t . Salva!lon Is made poulblt by lbo blood of Chrhll "The next day John St't'th les1ts comh1~ unto him, ar1d saith, Behold the Lamb of God. which taketh awaythr sm of the WtJrld .. " But with the prtcious blood of ChriJt. as of a lamb without blemish i1frd without spot •. . the blood ofl tJUS ChriJt cleUiiSflh us from all sin " (lno. I :29; I Pet. I; 19; I Jno. I :7). Christ's blood was shed in His death : "But when they came to Jesus, and saw that he WQJ dtad already . . . one of the soldiers with a spear pierced lriJ •ide, and forth· with came there out blood and water" (lno. 19:33.341. It is by~ one contacts the saving blood in Christ's death: "Knowr,e not. tloat Jo mall)' of 11s us were_ bllptiztd intolesu& ChriJt were baptized nto Ais tkorA" (Rm. 6: JJ. Chr111 s blood was shed in His death! The only war one can eater the dc;tth and contact the blood is 111 booptiJml 2. S~lvalkln It Ia C~rllt: "The"refore I endure all things for the elect's sake. that thry ma1 also obtain the Slllvt~tiotl which iJ In Cllmt /au with eternal glory ' (2 T:m. 2:10). For one to have accesSio•batlea, bo mustbo In Chrllt . l'he only way he <an get into Chris! is by puttinf Hhn on m baptltm. "For as many of you as have been baptiutl toto C mth~~~¥ poto• Orist"(Gal. 3:27). 3. The u•e4 an added to the chan:b: "And the Ltmi lllltkd to the chrd da.Jy such as should be......., .. (Acts 2:47). The llllly WA1 one can he added to th• chun:h by the Lord is by baplllal: "Then they tiiii!JJ~ ,... ceived his word were b11pthrd: and the Jame day tlttn were 1111to them about three thousand souls ."" For by one Spirit are we all bqtlud into011tbody " (Acts2:41 ; 1 Cor. I2:1J). " 4. Baptism .., .., "He that believeth and iJ baptized •hili/ be ............ Th e like jigure whereunto evr:n b~tptism doth also now .fllW w" (Mk. 16: !6 : I Pei.J:21)" . . "Salvation At Baplism" is scriptural! It does not oppose the !rUth but it IS ~r~th.~ It IS n.ot a ":If-willed o~mion, but is divinelr, revealed by the Holy Sptnt! . Safvat1on Wtthout BaptiSm Is Unscri_Pturaf' I I begofyau to study the scrtptures, allowing them to tell you whatJS scriptural and unscriptunl. For Fret Bible C.,...po•tl••ce U.orw, Write ••. Chapel Hill ChU¥Ch of .Christ · Bulaville Road • P.O. Box 308 $500 (ash Rebate S f\IENIA ·•• $500 (ash Rebate (AlA\S ••••••• . $800 Cash Rebate OElTA 88 •• $800 (ash Reb~te C:\ERAS •••••••$\200 (ash Reboe 98's .......... Power. 5-2, struck out six, two and retired 12 In a row during one stretch In regis· terlng his first complete game of the season and second of his career. His previous career low-hit game and complete game was a seven· hitter against the Phlllles, May 2. 1983" The right· bander retired 19 of 20 batters before John Shelby hit an insidethe-park homer wit h one out In the ninth .' Seaver rejoins ·Mets for 2nd time Is prepared to also offer Seaver a does not expect to pitch minorleague games, thOugh he may contract for 1~8R "In essence, I have a non- participate In exhibit ion games guaranteed contract for next against Triple- A players. year," Seaver said at a Shea "The need for pitching Is Stadium news conference. "It's a certainly the reason I'm "here," mutual understanding between said Seaver, who will wear his me and the team." familiar No. 41 " "I hope In the ;>eaver, 311·205 lifetime. has next two weeks, I could show that not pitched since last August I can still pitch and help thi s club . .when he suffered a knee Injury If Heel III ean't help this ballclub requiring arlhroscoplc surgery In a positive manner. I am going while with Boston. Seaver said to retire. his target date to join lhe Mets "It's nol fair to me- I 'm not rosier. barring hindrances to his going to embarrass myself- It's preparation. Is "tentatively" not fair to management or the June 20. fans and, most Importantly. It's "The right-hander threw Satur- · not fair Ia the Individuals In the day tor the sixth time this year- clubhouse whO are trying Ia all since May 25. Seaver Is to ac hieve another world . travel with the Mets and said he championship"" By JOEL SHERMAN !JPI Sports Writer NEW YORJ< iUPii - Tom Seaver, who twice left the New York Mets under bitter circum" stances. Saturda y rejoined the team with which he enjoyed his greatest success In an allempt to Invigorate an Injury-marred starting rotation" Seaver, 42, agreed to terms for the remainder of the season, though he will not officially sign unlll he Is ready for the major leagues. The deal Is reportedly worth $300,000. Seaver had rejected a $610,000 offer from Boston for 1987 and became a free agent. Mets General Man· ager Frank Cashen said the learn . " ..... Slott, t.ll W....... lo.lO " s....,"~ w......, 6.00 Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 529 Jackson Pika. G111ipolis. Ohlq .. ........" "" ''"""' A WINNER - We.t Gennaa Slefft Gl'lf llhllw• !1!1' ell!llle Iller wlulq tile PI'I!IICIITe.t~Opell. ' ·~ ---- ·---- I ' ' • ~ • ;( ' ..... ·. • • BELMONT WINNER - Bel Twice, who finished second In the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, won the Behnonl Stakes Saturday as he crossed the finish line If lengths ahead ol seLoond plac:e Cryptoclearance. Craig Perret was the wlnnlqg jockey. (UPI) Lakers get fastbreak on the Celtics · By MIKE BARNES UPI Sports Writer BOSTON (UP!) -The Boston Celtlcs face the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday In Game 3 of the NBA Championship series and. for probably the first time since the start of the Larry Bird era eight years ago. will be underdogs at home. . After watching the weary and wounded Celtlcs lose the first two games of the best-of·seven series by an average of 16 points althe Forum, oddsmakers have in· stalled the Lakers as 3 1"2·poln t favorites In the sc heduled 1 p"m. EDT eontesL "Righttull;.: so." Boston for" J ward Kevin McHale said Satur· day when told about the odds. "Bul I don't feel we're the underdogs. I feel we're going to go out and play well." Said Bird: "We're gon na be a lietter team at home. But I don' I know If we'll be 20 points better"" The def411)dlng champio ns havP little cholc'to but to play well In Game 3 it they are to get back In the bes l"ol-scven series and keep alive their quest to become the first team since the 1969 Ceitlcs to successfully defend their crown. No team In NBA history has rallied from a 3-0deficit to win In the playoffs. In facl. only two have won a best "of-seven title series afler trailing 2-0. The Celtlcs, though. arc fortunate the next three games - If. Indeed. Game 5 Is necessary - wlllt ake · place at Boston Garden" Still, even thou~~:h the Celtlcs have won 84 of !heir las t 86 games In the ancient arena above"Norl h Station. they really can 't count on I he "the Garden mystique" against , lhe Lakers. whO have won three oft heir last five games at the Garden. In the !985 championship ser· les. the Lakers took two of three games In Boston en route to capturing the crown . Their trl" umph In Game 2 came after they lost the opener by 34 points and appeared emotlonal"ly shattered. And this year. Los Angeles ended the Celtlcs' 48- game, hom e winning s treak with a 1n110 victory Dec" 12. "We feel good about that .'' !.akers Coach Pal Riley said . "(The Garden) Is stilt only a 9Hy-50 piece of hardwood. I still feel It af!ecls the Celtlcs more than II does the opposition. "You've got to play them In big games a number of tlll)es and , !hen. all of a sudden, that mystique goes out the window: : · Lakers ~ard Magic Johnson saw the momentum ol the 1984 title series swing loward the Celtlcs when James Worthy's pass was Intercepted by Boston guard Gerald Henderson In Game 2.' "We have gotten older, more mature," Johnson said. "We learned from thai game and that series. We had lwo rookies starting and had "never been In that situation before. We've grown up a lot." The Lakers. who have run up91 fastbreak points In the ser ies to just 34 for Boston. worked on execu tin g their half-court attack In practice Saturday. Riley was also concerned that the Celtlcs were able to hit 55 percent of their shots In Thursday night 's Game 2. The Celt lcs backcourt has been outscored 130" 6.~ In the first two ~ames, so K.C. Jones will look to Danny Alnge to take more shots. Alnge has attempted just 4 and 6 In the lwo games after averaging 11.8 tries per contesl during lhe regular season. Jones also Indicated 6·foot·2 Sam Vincent may see more time In the baekcourt. giving Boston more speed tocopcwlthJohnson, Byron Scott and sixth man Michael Cooper. Graf wins French Open tennis title Gallipolio, Ohio 45631 ·s...., M.;;..., . GOING HOME - Tom Seaver announced his return to the New York Mets Satur· day mornlnK. Seaver hall twice felt the Mets under bitter circumstances. (UPI) with our Gigantic Selection Big Discounts, Plus Cash .Rebates- Now is the time to ' buy·. your next car or. truck. The Place to Buy Is .Jim' Mink Chev.-Oids! It's Worth The Time .To Get Here. "We Will Save You Money!" Southeastern ·Business College 448 -4367 "CINNCINNATI iUPII -Ted Power allowed a career-low three hits Saturday to lead the Cincinnati Reds to their fourth consecutive victory, a 5-2 de6 sian over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Chevrolet•••• IS SALVATION AT BAPTISM AN UNSCRIPTURAL HERESY? William B. Kughn I have bcl~~c me an .article entitled, "Saved At Baptism Is An Unscrip· I ural Heresy. As a mJR Jsler of !he gospel of Chnst, it is my privilege to e'amme thiS statement and study it with you in fight of the scriptures. I pra y that you will read and meditate on the scriptures, hearing what the West, to move In !ron!leaving the half-mile pole. He stretched his lead to three lengths by the time he hit the quarter-pole and gradually pulled away under Perret's confident ride. The race was run ,In moderate time from start to finish. The first quarter-mile was In 24 2"5 seconds, the half " In 49 2-5. three-quarters in 1: 13 4·5 and the 'mile In 1: 38 2-5. " Bet Twice. owned by Blanche Levy and Cls\ey Stable, hit the wire In 2: 28 1· 5 - well off Secretariat's Triple Crown mark of 2:24. The complete order of finiSh: Bet Twice Cryptoclearance, Gulch. Alysheba, Shawkllt Won, Gone West, Avies Copy. Manassa Jack and Leo Castelli. Bet Twice's victory left Af" firmed the last Triple Crown winner. Affirmed's 1978 sweep was the one In which Afysheba's sire, Alydar, became the lone Triple Crown bridesmaid, losing the Belmont by a head. Alysheba became the 11th Kentucky Derby"Preakness winner to lose the Belmont, and the third since Affirmed's sue" cessfui run. Two other horses won the first two jewels but did not start In the finale. The last to fail in the bid for the crown In the Belmont was Pleasant Col()ny, who finished third to Summing In 1981. Two years earlier, Spectacular Bid was tripped In the finale. coming In third to Coast a I. Dodgers starter and loser zuela wild pitch, Nick Esasky Fernando Valenzuela, 5"4, sur· doubled down the left field line lo rendered five runs on six hits In drive home Parker and Bell, boosting the Reds' lead to 5·1. six Innings" Mets 4. Pirates 2 The Reds have won seven of Darryl Strawberry hit his first their last elghl games and nine of pinch· hit home ru n, a career 11. They are 10 games over .500, two-run blast, to break 'a seventh· matching !heir season high" Cincinn ati struck for five runs inning tie and lift the New York In the third . Power and Tracy Mets to a 4"2 victory Saturday Jones started the Inning with over the Pittsburgh Pirates" Strawberry, scratc~ed from Infield singles. and both runners moved up a base when"second the starti ng lineup )Jecause of a baseman Steve Sax threw wildly virus, batted for winning pitcher on Jones's grounder. Barry Lar- Sid Fernandez and belted a l2 kin 's double scored Power and pitch from Doug Drabek, H , Jones. giving «;:lnclnna tl a 2-1 deep Into the right· field bullpen lead. Dave Parker singled home to give New York a 4-21ead. The Larkin. making It 3"1, and Buddy Mets have won Jl of Iheir last 16 Bell walked. Following a Val en· games" Pittsburgh has lost three straight. w;~lked A Mmage From Th e Bible ". . Slnto Farm MutuAl Aulomotllle Insurance Company Home Oll!ce Bloorrung ton , llbno1s Sitting a comfortable fourth on the backstretch, Alysheba failed to respopd when McCarron urged · the horse for his usual burst rounding the turn for home. The triumph was a vindication · for Bet TWice, jockey Craig Perret and trainer Jimmy Croll. Despite his strong Derby and Preakness, which he lost by a combined 1'/.t lengths, the rangy Sportln' Life colt went off as the 8-1 fifth choice. Stephens had his record streak of five Belmont victories broken as . Gone West finished sixth. Stephens scratched his second e"ntrant. mudder Conqulstarose, about three hours before post after the track dried and came up fasL Bet Twice paid $18. $5 and $3.80. He earned a total of $1,329,160, Including the Triple Crown points bonus . . Cryptoclearance, Tldden for the first time by Lafflt Plncay, returned $4.80 and $3. 80, and made $120,692. Gulc h, under Pat Day, paid $4.40 and collected $65.8n Alysheba's prize was $32,916. Alysheba broke first out of the gate. but he settled back Into next-to-last In the nine- horse field" Gone West gained an early 1~ -Jength advantage over Avies Copy. But Avles Copy grabbed the lead out of the first turn and Gone West. Bet Twice and Alysheba " followed him across the backstretch. Bet Twice went three-wide. outside Avies Copy and Gone Reds' Power pitches 3-hitter All S-1()' s lEXCEPT EL MODELS) 3. 9°/o. Financing and SSOO Rebate or S1 000. Cash Rebate Attorney-At-Law 119 N. 5th St. Ironton, Ohio 45638 In Ohio Call 1-614-532-9772 Call Us TOLL .FREE 1-800-852-2667 CAROLL SNOWDEN Cor. 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Besides costing Alysheba a chance at the 12th Triple Crown and collecting the $~ million earning guarantee, Bet Twice's 14"1ength triumph - the biggest llJargln of victory since Secreta" rlat's 31-length romp In 1973 afso took away th~ $1 million Triple Crown points bonus for overall best finish. :Alysheba, with 10 points from h[s first two Triple Crown trl· umphs , needed to finish third to claim that bonus" The six points Bet Twice garnered Jn the first two races plus Ihe five points for w)nnlng Saturday allowed him to edge Alysheba 11-10. :cryptoclearance, fourth In the Derby and third In the Preakness, moved up to grab"second by a nose In the 1'h"mlle Triple Crown finale. Gulch, fourth In the P~eakness, came In third by a neck in a three- way photo fini sh. Alyslieba, with Chris McCar" ron aboard, simply never fired. He still might have been able to finish In the money and get the $1 million bonus, but he clipped heels with the Woody Stephenstrained Gone West at the 5·16t h pole and lost lime recovering. Bank & GMAC Financing - Beauty•Strength•Economy ~ Heat Efficiency•Rustic Charm Now, you unders tand. I'm a firm bcliP vc r in thr ada ge th ai Ask one of them , then give me a calL June 7, 1987' We ·Are Never Knowingly Undersold JIM BARNA F' igg Sa ms. dies lrom Ill<' public auction unl ess. of course. you find il amusin g th at your dra we rs will br go in g on 1he "uct ion bl ock" Somehow. that 's one area I don ' t find all lhal amusin g"· ! mean , please Lord. lei som e di gni ty · remain" Meantime. do keep smiling" ,· New Cat~ New Tttickt Big ·oeslt Build Your Dream House This Year tion to the t·uie wh r n I went to A Ihens I oa t Jrnd I hr pu bil e sal<' of thP esta te of the late Katherin e f'ilh(' r-- so clo givr st rict orders to w homrvc r to PX C'Iud C' .vour un- Section C Bet Twice denies Alysheba Triple Crown bid Jim Mink Chev.-Olds GALLJA COUNTY 5th Ave.. 6: 50·7: 10; Fosters GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Sa" Trailer· Ct., 7: 15-7: 40; K&K muel L Bossard 'Memorial Li· Trailer CL, 7; 45-8:05. brary, announces its bookmobile · schedule for the week of June Wednesday: No roure, maintenance day. 7-13" Thursday: Crousebeck Rd., Monday: Lewis Dr.. 9: 45" 10: 15; Sun Valley Nursery . 10: 25" 9:45-10: 15; Quail Creek. 10:2510:55; Pin ecrest, 11-11: 15; 35 10:45; Children's Home, 11. West Apts". 11: 20-11:35: Scenic 11:15; CRT]>, 11:20-11:45; SR790 Hills II : 40-12: 10; C&S Bank, (Small). 1:30"1:40; SR 790 (Hal12: 15-12: 30; Jo radan Gas . 1: 05" ley ), 1:45-1:55; SR 790 (Lincoln 1:15: Rio Grande (Jones), 1: 25" Pikel 2:05-2: 30; Mudsock, 2:451: 35; Rio MiniMart, 1:40-1:55; 3: 15; Patriot. 3: 30"4: Cadmus, Geiger. 2: 15-2: 30; Ewlngton. 4: 10-4; 45; Gall Ia, 5: 30"6; Center2:35·2:55 ; Vint on !Dyer), 3: 10" point . 6:15-6: 30; . Centerville, 3: 25; Kyger I, 3:45-4; Kyger 11. 6:45-7: 15; Meadowbrook, 7:35-8" Friday: LeGrande, 9: 45"10: 15; 4:05-4:15: Kerr. 5: 15"5: 35; Bid" well, 5:,50-6: 10; Cochrans. 6: 20- Centenary, 10: 25-11; Lincoln 6:45: Deer Creek I (Fulks). Pike, 11 : 10·11 ~ 30; Cora. 11 :456: 5Ci-7: 10; Dee r Cree k [f noon; Fast Stop, 1"1: 15; Banes. (Churchl. 7:15- 7:30; Rio Grande 1:20-1:30; Young's, 1:35"1:45; Franklin's 1: 55"2: 10; Myers. Es ta tes, 7:45-8: 30" Tuesday: George's Creek. Ro" 2:20-2:35; Imogene Church's bert s. 10"10: 20; Bulaville Trailer Store, 2: 45-3: 15; · Mercerville, Ci .. 10: 30" 11; Add a ville School. 3:20-3: 45; Swain' s Store, 4-4: 15; 11 : 10"11 : 25; Bidwell Old School, Crown City. 5: 05-6: 05; Grace 12: :10"1; Bidwell Nolans. 1:05- Shafer. 6:15-6: 35; Ohio Town1:15; Porter, 1:20-1: 50; Eno · house. 6: 45"7: 10; Kenny's Car2-2:30; Africa Road. 2:35-3; ryout, 7:25-7:50; Teen's Run, Roush Lane, 3: 15"3: 30; Roush 8-8:25. Saturday: Gallia Metro Est·· Lane. 3: 15"3: 30; Roush Lane II, 3: 35-4; Cheshire, 4: 40"5: 35; Add I· ates. 10:45"noon: Alice. 1"1:30; son, 5: 45" 6: Georges Creek, Vinton, 1:45- 2: 15; Morgan Road, Kell y Drive, 6: 10"6:40; Kanauga 2:25-2: 55; Morgan Center. H" Is ;myth ing sacred? I 'm not an i.IU<.:tlon per son but Thursday evr ning w as an excPp- trrasur<'r. Howeve r. I still can ' t l)elieve lhi!l they evrn sold the li! l<' Mrs. Sams' lingC'r ir-- that' s undc1wear . Sweetie" Althou gh i didn 't know KathN ine all th at wP II , Id on ' l lhink she wouldhavc wa nlrd thai I don 't think many of us wa m th at Ia happen to us June 7. 1987;:: By STEVE KE'M'LE UPI Sports Writer PARIS (UP)) - Steffl Graf won her first Grand Slam titl e Saturday. showing maturity beyond her age as she beat Martina Navratllova 6-4, 4·6, 8-6 and became th e younges t women' s lltlist at the French Open tennis championships. Eight days before her 18th birthday, Graf kept her nerv e when Navratllova could not, and the younger woman controlled the play to come back from 5-3 down In the !I nal set. Navratllova, 30, doubl e faulted on match point to concede defeat -her third successive loss In the French Open final - In what she called a " heart· wrenching match." "It's unbelievable, I never thought I could do this," Graf said" "I was always looking to win this tournament , but I never thought I could win It at 17 - I thought It would take maybe one, two years longer." Mats Wllander. who was 1wo months younger "than Graf when he won his first French Open t ltle In 1982, Sunday plays top seed "· and defentling champion Ivan Lend11n the men's singles final. Both are seeking a third victory here. " Gl'lf defeated Jtlarilu N111utllna of tile Ualted Her viCtory Saturday extended 8htee II three H!tl. (UPI) Graf's winning streak t~ 39 mat ches over seven tournament s played well enoug h when she was In the last six months. ear ned her up Ia win thP match.'' Slso:ooo and made her the young· Navratllova. the No . l est French women's champion. women's player who retains hl'l'. That title was previously held ranking despite the defeat, had by Britain's Chrlsllne Truman, the consolation of earning $90,000 who was 18 years and tour and pushing her career prize months old when she took the titl e money beyond $12 million . Navratllova used her serve" In 1959. Despit e play ing In her first and·volley 't actics to good effect Grand Slam final , Gra! always on Ihe slow clay , but was unable seemed more self"as sured than to employ her strong overhead Navratllova. top seed In Ibis shots because or a strong gusting tournament. two"tlme French wind that favored Grat' s ground" stroke style. Open tit list and 24 times a finalist Graf brOkP Navralllova In the In a Grand Slam championship. The West German teen's dev· 'sixth game of the fir st set'. but astatlng passing shots ear"ned was Immediately broken back as repeated applause - partlcu· " Navratllova attacked the net. larly from her opponent. who for Graf. however, took the set three once was unable Ia go for the kill games later with a smart pass off when she had the chance. At 5-4 in a smash. Navratllova went 3-1 up In the the third set. Navratllova double !au lted twice to give Graf break second set. wa s pulled back to4-4 point and the opportunity to claw but broke again straightaway. She then held service to even 1he her way out of defeat. Graf needed no second bidding. match and set up what proved to be a tight. 51 - mlnut~ third seL Navratllova hit her first service Three successive service out , and Graf thumped the weak second service to even the breaks put Navratllova 4•3 mateh . Navratllova backhanded ahead" In the next game. Graf Into the net two games later, made two superb passes to reach follow£!! by" her sixth double deuce, bul gave away the game -and nearly the match- with a fault, and Graf was champion. "She never missed a shot when weak shot Into the neL But Graf got back to 5-5, went she was down." said Navratil· ahead for the first time In the set ova, who has not won a tourna· ment since she beatGrar en route" the following game and secured to the VIrginia Slims champion· victory after 2 hours 1 minute on ship last November. "And she the court. �_. Page-C.2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' I . .- . ~· . Jl!ne 7, 1987 June 7.198'1 . · Pomeroy-Middleport--,-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Pleasant, W. Va. Logan ends coaching career J~j teams who ranged up to 6-8. Both who eventually lost to Lima Bath•: By Jim Soulsby Logan and Hawley said that the In the state finals. Overall in bot~· POMEROY'~ With the tenderSEOAL and TVC play, Logans;: Ing of his resignation tp the Meigs team mate hed up well with girls posted a ·114·47 won/ lol!l•' • Local Board of Education, Ron players of comparable size. . . .. _ ;~..", In 1980<md.continuing until his record. · Logan ended bls coaching duties Coach Logan stated that his., at Meigs High School whlc~ resignation, Logan was head 86-87 squad, composed mostly QY. ; covered a span <>f 14 years. Ron, coach' for the Marauderettes. Seniors, could be classified as an Occupational Work ·Expe- During the first three seasons as "one of a kind" group. He sat&< rience teacher, came toMelgs In members of the SEOAL a .500 their ·wins were accomplish~· 1973 as the reserve boys basket- season was the best recorded by through a complete team effort~ : ball coach, a post he held for two Meigs. After becorn in g a "There was no discord within the-: years as his teams PoSted a 21-15 member of the Trl Valley Confer- group -.1nd eacb t«cam 11\embey::· record . Prior to this, he coached ence (1983-$4),Logan's girls be- sacrificed individual glory to; . varsity boys track and junior gan a four year run in which they Logan said. ::· .high football at GAHS and posted · an overall· 81-13 record , win", Logan who,. graduated frorp. supervised the Gallipolis Ele- The first season saw a third place Pomeroy In 1967, played his nlgl(. finish at 16-6. The TVC Crown mentary basketball program. ball as a 6-0 165 pountl When Roger Brauer; Meigs , came to . Mejgs in the second schOoJ under former Panther: Varsity . coach resigned. Logan (20-1) and fourth (26-1) years center Coach Russ Moore. He . wa'E;; under Logan and the Marau· moved up to that position at the' selected first team all.SEOAL I~ start of the 1975 season and derettes grabbed a second place his senior year, had game hlgJL served In that capacity lor five finish In the 1985-86 season at 19-5. 41 points against athe Logan; years. His 1975-76 squad won the They lost the final three league Chieftains and finished second ill· first s"ctlonal trophy In Meigs games that year partly due to the the teague with an 81.8 ,gilll)E\ history . Meigs, at that time a Illness of a key senior player. · In tournament play.after being average (Tim Pancake of. Nel-: member of the SEOAL, went eliminated by eltber New Lexlng; sonville was first · with 19.0 ! ~. 12-10 that season, ihe best record statecl that the 196'7; posted by a Logan coa.ched team. ton or Sheridan forflveyears, the Logan Panther squad, in spite of · lr Highlighting the second season Logan coached. Marauderettes fourth place !fnlsh, was alway);: for Ron was an 18 point win over a brought home sectional and aggressive and competitive . strong GARS team. Coach Logan district championships (85-86) They lost to champion Athens by pointed out t)lat size hampered then dropped their first game In Meigs ~ omew.hat , stating that In regional play at Xenia. Coming one 'point in each of two games, his final year as boys )lead coach, right back in 86-87, they again one an overtime contest. Only siK players, Bill Moore , Don Tom Hawley at 6-0was the tallest were crowned sectional and Swisher, Bob Whaley, Bill Raq, member of the Marauder squad district champs and were reContinued on C-7 • going against, members of. other gional runners-up to Wellsville , , - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - -_..::. WILMINGTON, Del. (UP!)"'This is my first time In this and missed three easy birdie round, shot a par 71 to fall ln.t6 . Sherri Steinhauer began her day posit ion," said Steinhauer, putts. third, two strokes behind Morse .earlier than she ever had and whose best finish ,In two years on "I just feel very secure right at 4 u11der 138 •: finished It someplace she had the tour was 23rd .~ "I just have to now about my swing." Morse · A~y Aicoit shot a par-'li · said. " A couple .of years ago. I Friday and was three shots off never been ~ among the leaders relax and take it easy." · Morse was feel!ng very re- wo~ld have been so nervous I the pace, at .3-under 139. of an LPGA tournament. . Steinhauer had to rise at 4:15 laxed as she hit every green and might not have been able to hit · Shirley Furlong, whose 4a.m. EDT Friday so she could two-putted for par on her first the ball." · · under67wasthebestround ofih e . complete play In the postponed ' nine holes, then made an eightStelniJauer may feel those kind day, Betsy King, La uri Peterson,: first round &nd .shoot her second foot putt for her only birdie of the of nerves today, alter she has had Lor! Garbacz, La urle Rinker and, round In the $500;000 McDonald's day on No. 10 to .regain the lead. , time to renect on her play, 8arbra Mlzrahle were four shots Challlplonship', : "It was very boring, " Morse "l just have to play It one hole behind. at 2- under 140. · She responded wtth scores of said after finishing 36 holes at at a time," she said. "If 1 look King shot a 3-under 68, Gar> ' 3- under- par 68 and 2-under 69 for 6-under 136. ahead -'· l don't have a whole lot bacz and Rinker managed 2It got a little more exciting of experience at this position,'' a total of five-under 137, one shot under 69s, MIZI'ahle finished at behind leader Cat by Morse enter- . alter that , as Morse had to Sherr! Turner. who was in par·71 and Peterson ended wit h a ing Saturday's third round. scramble.to save paron two holes second place after the first . one-over 72. "ld<m'tthlnkl'veeverbeenup ,-....::.----------.,-----------------,----~ that early before," said Steinhauer, who began hitting balls at 5:50 a.m. and started play at 7 \ a.ll). on the 15th hole, where she wa~ stranded by rain Thursday , After saving par wlth a nice chip shot, Steinhauer birdied the , 16th hole to come within two shots of Morse, who shot a 5-under 661n the first rminn . After recording three birdies and a Sl!lgle bogey on her second . round, Steinhauer briefly tied Morse .ior !he lead, finding herself in ail unfamiliar spot. · a:· through Salurday and lrom 10 to dark on Sundays. You are Invited to come discover the many recreational opportunities wliltlng lor you at your county park. Perry bids for PGA Tour win By WILL DUNHAM UPI Sports Writer POTOMAC, Md. (UP!) Chris Perry. son of former · major-league baseball star Jim Perry, adva nced his bid for a first PGA Tour victory Frid ay by posting an eagle and barely missing a hole- In-one en route to a one-stroke lead in the second round of the $700,000 Kemper Open . Perry, whose best finishes in three years on the tour are a pair of lOth-place ties, shot a second straight 5-under-par 66 for a two- round total of .1 ~2 before play · was suspended by dar kness with 50 golfers of the fi eld of152 stIll on the course, Perry, who h"s never led a PGA event aft er two rounds, was followed by Howard Twitty at 9-under 13:! and rooki e Keith Clearwater, biddin g for his second PGA title In four weeks, at . added five birdies to offset two bogeys, He drove a 3-iron to within 10 Inches and ta pped in the birdie on the 479-yard sixth hole, then narrowly missed a hole-In- one with after an eight-Iron drive lipped out on the par-3, l36'yard 12th hole. He then tapped In a birdie recorded six birdies against two bogeys, LUMBER&HOME CENTER project blitz MGJ)ONALD'S LEADER~ Calhy Morse was the .leader after play c Friday In the LPGA McDonald's Championship In -~limington, Del. 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June 7, 1987 June 7.1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point P~asant. W. Va. Driesel does not feel responsisble for Bias SOUTH KINGS'I'OWN, R.I. (UPJ) - Former Un iversity of Maryland basketball coach Cha rles' 'Lefty" Dr leseII said Friday he In no way feels responsible for the cocaine- induced death la st year of player Len Bias . Drlesell told a University or Rhode Island drug confer ence he Is unsure what more he could have done to help Bias prior to his J une 19, 1986 cocai ne overdose. Drlesell ,said he and Bias's lawyer, Lee Fentress, met with Bias In the spri ng o! 1986 and wa rn ed the 22-year.old play"er against using a ny drugs or gettin g into any t ro ub le wha tsoever. They told him he would be Jeopardizing the fina ncial rewards he st90d to gain as a professional athlete, Drlesell said. Bias was drafted by the NBA 's Boston Ceitlcs. two days before his dea l~. " A lotolpeoplehaveasked me, ·Do you feel like you wer<' responsible for Lenny Bias's dea,th? '" Driesell said. "And 1 say . 'In no way do I feel lik e that. ' Nobody Is responsible for actions o! anybody except themselves." Drlesell responde d to cr iticism that Maryland's drug· tes ting program while he was coach was a "joke" by sayin g that, while he had problems with It, at least the university had a program. Maryla nd was one o! only two Atla nti c Coast Co nference schools to have a drug·testin g program prior to Bias's dea th , he said. Bias·' death spark ed a· nat ional focus on drug abuse and major c hanges at Mary land, where Drlesell, athletic director Dick Dull and footba ll coach Bobby Ross veslgned. 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I ~ "'" fit· \\' t ~ l Riggs earns letter at Kenyon GAMBIER , OHIO - Kenyon College junior Nick Riggs, a .. graduat e of Meigs High Sc hoo l. received hi s third varsity letter as a member of th e Lords baseball team. A short stop. Riggs compl eted the year with a .242 batting average on 30 hit s In 124 at bats. He was second on the tea m In RBis with 14 and third In walk s with 12. He scored 21 runs a nd hit 4 doubles. He set a Kenyon record lor stole n oases with 20, brea king his old mark of 15 set last season . Riggs was named honora bl e mention AII·NCAC (North Coas t Athle tic Conference), and wa s listed among the top players In the NCAC lor stolen bases. Riggs was selected as captain lor the 1988 season. Kenyon compl eted the season with a 6-30 record overall and a· seventh place showing with a 1·19 mark In the Nor th Coas t Ath letic Conference (NCAC). Th e Lords ' conference victory was a 4·3 decision over Deniso n. However, • Kenyon also stopped Otterbein, : Earlham, and Betha ny colleges. The Lords set team season records for hit s, 253 (247 1n 1986): '!K 2l . :~(!! Kl' HI" ~• Rl>Ku ll li Toronto Q, &lllmorr '.! Tt•all>i IS:. Mlnnt'!IOiit ! N 1 ·~· i. K~tn M,Kfi l)' - ,\1ln !I~ .:m Tl&rtahull, Kr ~~~ . :t lfi l'u ck~l , Pan~ h. Tl' ~ IK ,t! l IIPn ck>rs on. :\'1' ~.~ ,:r!l !WIIl t'f , KC . :t~~ HDII\l' Run' Natlunal I.A•u~t,lll' - D:a,·l,, C'in :!'0: lla wson, (' h i 19: C'Jark. StL an d \'Jr ,;II, .\tl .u Ill : Murpl6'• .\II and Scnwtwrr,\' , l"'i \' 13. Anwrll'lln IA> aKUt·- ~k(i~o~ lrt•, O:~k " ; ·1 81'11. Tor Ill: Da\'1.-.. 0 11k. Dt't'r. ~Ill. l)u ~ ninl( , {'Jill :md Ph 1•lp~ •.'It·~ It Vorll U. MIIWIW ..e4 ' I t ( ullfornllt S. fh lcal(o ~ Satu rd a,,·· ~ G:. mlt., Balilmorr (HahyW1 1· 1) 111 Torunlo {·Johm.on 2-:'1! , l::ll p.m . Ot>trtlil ('f llfl llllll 1-:i ) 011 8u~lun lf'll'- ~unda,f~ (Fcnttntk1S.!J, I:~ p.m. ·St. Louis I Fof'!ICb .J. 1) Ill rhk~~:n (Moyt•r $-3), ~ : 05 p.m . 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'l'he Elllses who operate II<Jy's Ball and Tackle at the s ite report large catches on a regular ba.,ls of not only drum fish, hut white bass, catfish, and saugcr. · SI-t ·~ 111 ...... ( ' lt•,•••hUid t Oak,lwul J - . ~91 .... .. :u ~·Ill tiP '!'! . 511i; t9 ~ .M7 t\11 ~ I~ :!3 Z7 .460 :u lluu " By the time you catch som~­ one three ti mes he could be an ad dict, " Driesell said. "Ill could have administered the tests , · I don't think I would have had :a problem with my " ·* , .s:J!j 7 1! SF '• I I. Pt·l. GH 1!1 . ~ 23 ~ !I u .510 :M t& .-W) Cln ""' ,.., tK , Min i11lk fl&llf NATIONAL LEAGUE &!it ' Driesell, now a n assis tant athletic director at Maryland, ' s aid he felt the unlverslty:s drug·testing policy, in lor<[e when Bias died, was we~k because it kept resu lt s Confid eptlal for 1he firs t two infractions. 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U111ri II. !\'at iunu.J IA•aL'lU' - S mlll~ i!l .:t'!X TO YOUR Your Photos SEAl\ By David Tawney WEDDINGS FROM A GUEST'S SEAT Any Wf'drl lng gu('sf wit h a caffiC'r a want.-; somf' good shot s of thr fr ~ t !v itirs . Rr rlwmlx•r that man y churr hes or mlnls trrs fo r· blcl flash du ri ng the cerem ony . Be prrparrd wll h 400-sperd film for a va l!abiP lig ht ph otog raphy . An alsl C' sf'nl givC's you the best vlrw of Ow :1ll <1r tine! th r br ide' s entran ce. G PIItlP ):! room awaiting l h£' br ide. Th<' en tran ce of thebride 's mot her signa ls the st art of BANKRUPTCY 614-221-0888 . L. W. CENNAMO ATIORNEY-AT-LAW .336 S. High St., Columbus, OH. Local Consultation In Gallipolis ;· Plan golf event ·• POMEROY - More golfers ; • are needed for a mixed scramble ·, tourna ment to be staged Satur· > day at the J ayma r Golf Course ;- under the sponsorship of Ohio .; Eta P hi Chapt er of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Members of tea ms will be .; named a t 7:30p.m. F'rid ay with : • tournament play to move out at :: 8:30 a .m. Saturda y . A lunc heon · :~wil l fo ll ow play. Each member of :• the fir st pla ce team will receive · $50 and each me mber of the :: secon d place tea m will receive :• $35. The men makin g the longest •: dr ive will receive a $25 gift :: certific ate from K. & C. Jewelers :. and the woman gol!er·making the .; longest drive will receive a watc h : fro m Cla rk 's Jewelry. The golfer getting closest to the pin on hole 9 • will receive a cas e of ribs from .• Krogers. · Entry fee is $35 and money • raalsed !rom the event will go to : local charities. Golfers wis hing ·; to register are to call Cathy ·: Johnson, 992· 6514, or Becky Trl· :1 992- MS.~. COLUMBUS ( UPi ) - Upper Arlington defeated Cincinnati Elder 12·7 and Toledo Start was a i2:5 winner over Mentor Lake Ca tholic to earn berths In the championship or the Class AliA state highschool baseballtourna ment today. In the AA semifina ls. Mason downed Akron Hoban 9· 5 a nd Coldwater defeated Thornville Sherid en 10·4. Parkway blanked Cres tlinel - 0 and Newar k Ca tholic whipped Toronto 12·3 to set the field for tod ay' s Class A Hnals . A two· run s in gle by Stev e Burnett highli ght ed a three-run first inning and Start (26-7) never tra iled in elim inating La ke Ca· tholi r 119·10) . Doug Whatmore got the pitching dec ision. Ten · time Ohio cham pi on Elder. making a record 17th appea rance in the sta le tourna · ment. fell behind 9·0 after three inn ings on 10 Arlington hils and '!_ ~); , doubles, 41 137 In 1981) ; and walks, 116 (113 in 19861. Riggs Is the son of Barhara and Ke ith Riggs, 143 Mulbe r r y Avenue, Pomeroy. < GALLIPOLIS - Open gym acti vities will begin Monday , June 8. accordin g to .Jim Os bomc, Ga llipol is bas ket ball coach. The GAHS gym will be open !rom 10 a.m. un t il 1 p.m . · Mond11 ys, Tuesdays. Thursdays and F' rldays and on Wednesdays , lor grade s~ hoo l youngster's on ly. from 9:.10 untlll L Ten baskets arc a v ai l ab l ~ anrl the new thrcr-point lin es have been painted on the GII HS hardwood accord ing to Os borne. by (DAILY) We will be making daily deliveries ·: to the West Virginia area during .the period of time the bridge i·s; dosed. J.ust give us a call with your : order. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO •.; 992-6611 Middleport, Ofl. · Tl We want you to know that we are here ... for YOU! URG.ENT CARE CENTER Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis 446·5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY -Mond~·Frlday Weekend• &: Holldavs 5:00P.M. to 9:00P.M. 1_:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. 19 87 SUNBIRD by t he bridP and h.-.r f'scort . E ach t h t • story of t he weddi ng. Do n' t miss the un vd lln~. thr g i \' ing of ri ngs, the IJg ht ln J! Of C<md l£'S, lhf' weddi ng 3 TO CHOOSE FROM Air, tilt. AM / FM stereo, delay wipers, sport mirrors, PS, cloth bucket seats, much more. pra yer . Th C' r('CC'ptlon provldrs many shots. Tak C' plc turPs of thp recelv lnJZ line. of ot hC'r gursts. ;:1nd of fam ll:v mr mlJt:>rs chall lng. Some AS LOW AS SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE ON TIGER PAW AJS oft he trudltl onal shots inrludf' t he C~lkr cutt!n.z. thr l oDs l, and t hr fir st d11 ncr . Br surr not to intrudr on t ht• bl'\clp's profrssiona l photog raph- or she ma,v not gr t thP pictures stlt'' s a lrea dy pa id j . , the ccrrm ony. The brld t•'s attendant s come up t he ais le, followed 1"1' hit s tolfether for two runsJn IQ C first inning a nd never was behiQd aga inst Sheriden. Nick Loblaqeo led the c harge , goi ng three·loi'· fOUl' at the plate Wi th 3 hom e run , triple und three runs batte.d ln. He al so scored three runs . • Shcriden e nded Ihe s eason Ml· ~ 11 . In the to. sem ifina ls. sophom6te Newark shortst op Doug Wolllitl burg hit a two-run triple In t:h!" third to 1ir thr score 2-2 agai n~ I Toronto In 10). The 23-9 winners got seven r uns on s ix hlts in the fourth . The kev blow was a lw o· run triple Rrian Hoy . FREE DELIVERY SSS Park. St. of thcsr hrlp l f'll Open gym lo hegin could not recover. · UA, 25-3 and making its third tournament appeara nce, was led by senior lhlrd baseman Scott Eckleber ry and junior right (Ieider Scott Schoemer, each with t ~ree hils In lour at· bats. In • Class AA , Mason (28-71 scored lour runs in the fifth innin g to t akc a fi -3 lead and did not trail after that. Mason's filth was highl igh ted by a two· run doubl e by winning pitcher .Jerry Benliey a nd n two-run single by Mike Jeffers. Hoban bowed out with u record of 26-6. Coidwat.er 132-21 stru ng four URGENT CARE CENTER > Ti~es-Sentinei-Page-c:.' 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Hammond leads Astros stop .Giants; Reds edge Dodgers Southwestern ·track , · PA'I'RlOT- Vicky Hammond, SOuthwestern's lone track partie· Ipant, recently completed a very successful season by · being the first thinclad to qualify for the regiqnals in three individual ~event s . During the league meet at Oak Hill, she was th·e high scorer with a total of 20 points. She achieved Summer youth results . ·: i GO ING FOR A IUDE - The Oakland A's Tony l'hillps dmld not make tlw throw to fir st base when Cleveland' s Pat Tahler went hard Into second hase. (UP I) GALLIPOLIS - Bidwell, Ad· davllle and Green scored wins in the Gallla Count y 'Pee Wee League "B" League Thursday . Bidwell defeated Vinton, 15·10 a nd ev~ned its record at 2· 2. Addavllle moved into second place and improved its record to 3-2 with an eight Inning win over Hannan trace. Green continu ed its undefeated season t5·0l with a 25· 11 win over Rio Gra nde. Action will continued Monday, June 8, with io Gra nde at Addavll le, Bidwell at Hannan Trace and Green at Vinton. All games start at 6. that total with winning perlar· mances In the long jump and the 800-meter run a.nd second·place fi nishes in the 100· and 400-meter runs. Her tota l placed her th lrd In the team standings, beating a girl from Hannan Trace, who placed fourth. At the district meet at Lucas· ville. May 18 and 22, Hammond qualified lor regional competi· tlon in the long jump, 100. and SOO·meter runs. She was finall y eliminated from competition at the reglonals at Musklngum College, New Concord, on May 28 '85 CUTLASS CRUISER WAGON AUTO. TRANS. , AIR, TILT, AM / FM STEREO BEAUTIFUL CAR • t' 1,• LARKIN LEAPS - Cincinnati's Barry Larkins leaps In the air to (, avoid a sliding Los Angeles Dodger Alex Trevino. (UP I) ' ' ~Ohio High School softball ~ tournament underway O'Brien's 2 homers boost Texas over Twins fly USA 111\JUUS UPI Sports Writer P<•l <' O'IJrlen. suddenly an ;nllhorl ty on home runs. found faul t wi th his two·run homer In the firs t in n in~ F'rlday night. So O'Br ien arldrd a s hot he cou ld approve of - a grand slam. T hr Tf'X!.IS nr!-;f hascma n's two homC' runs- glving him seven In Ills las t nin e games - netted scv<'n RR I In the Hangprs, 1o· 9, rout of the Mlnn•·sota Twi ns. ly ing a club record . "I didn 't hill hat first one very good dow!! the rlght ·field line an d it sti ll we nt out, " O'Brien said o f the two-run first Inning homer that put Texas up :t.o. O'Brien's llrst career grand slam In the sixt h off rPii evE'r Mark Portugal put tht• Rangers ahead 11 ·1. His l:lth hom er of the spaso n came alter S)cvc Beuf'· ,chcle doublPd, fol lowed by walks ,to .Jerry 13 rowne a nd · Rub<'n •Sif'ITi.l . " It Is a big thr ill . you don ' t know how many opport un ities the Orioles. you' ll get. ! haven't had too many Yankees 13, llrewers I nights where I ca n put seven in At Milwaukee, Dave Winfield the basket ," said O'Brien. drove in three runs wi th a home Greg Harris. 2·4, made his first run and two doubles, and Tommy start sinca 1Y84. going five John allowed one run in seven innings to ge t the victory as he inn ings to snap the Brewers' benefitted from a l7·hit and 1tl· si x·game wi nni ng streak. John. 41., gave up six hits, struck out wa lk a tt ack. In ot her AL g<J mcs, Toronto two and walked no ne for his topped Ball imore 6·2. Detroit fourth straight vicory. Brewers defea ted Boston 4 · ~. 1\cw Yot'k start er .Juan Nieves. 4·:1. left in hammered Milwaukee 13· 1 the fourth inning after bei ng Clrvctand edged Oakland 4.3: struck on the right knee bv Ron Cal iforn ia downed Chicago 6·4 Klttlr's lin e dr ive. X·ravs and Sealtle beat Kansas City 7· 2. showed Nieves suflNed on tv a" a " In thr National League It was: bruise. Indians I, A's 3 St. ,Louls 5, Chicago 1; New York AI Oakland. Calif .. Tom Ca ndi fl. Pitt sburgh 1; Phil adelphia 7, Montreal 6; Cl ncltmatl 8, Los otti walked 10 bailers but allowed Angelrs 6; San Otego 10, Atlanta only three hit s to lead Cleveland. :1; and Houston 6, Sa n Fra ncisco Co ndtottl, · 2·6, worked seven innings for the victory . 1. Angels 6, White Sox 4 Blue .Jays 6, Orioles 2 At Anaheim, Calif.. Jack How· At Toronto, Jimmy Key th rew ell stroked a three-run homer to a fi ve· hitt er and George Bell hit a ca p a Slx·run rally In the fift h tW O· run homer, his 18th of the season to leads Toronto 6·2 over Inn ing to hand Chicago its !lith · loss in its last six games. Despite yielding lour run s on a pair of homers In the fi rs t inning, .John Ca nd elaria survived to improve his record to 5·2. • : ASHLAND, Ohi o !UP!) - The •fi nals of the Class AAA state high :School softball tournament today )ittE'd North Canton G!enOak . •which bea t Hamilton 5·1 tn 11 :Innings, against Tallmadge, a 3·0 :,Victor over Wes terville South in •Friday's semlflnals. : In the AA semifina ls, Akron :;Hoban blanked Lima Bath 5·0 ;and Portsmou th West nipped )farlan Elgin 4·3. ' Strasburg Franklin defea ted :OeGraff Rivers ide 5· 1 and Min· "eral Ridge topped Archbold 9·5 in "pdvancing to today's Class A Ainals. '86 CHEVY SPRINT AIR. AUTO . TRANS:, AM /FM STEREO. REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER. 8.375 MILES SS,39S EARN UP TO $20,000 Per Year MANY MORE FINE USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Raising CHINCHILLAS For Information write to : SEE MARK DAVIS (please glvo nams, ago and phone num~erl RANCHERS P.O. Bo• J566 Daltort, Georgia 30721 14041 278-4828 MEIGS AUTO SALE INC. 605 GEN. 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"And Jesus answered and said unto him , Blessed are thou, Simon Barjona· for flesh and blood !outward observatlonl hath not revealed It unto' thee. but my Father {revelation) which Is In heaven." fn otller words. r'Simon, now you have an ear lo hear , you have come into the experience of hearing from the Father. even as I hear." !See Matt._l6: 15171 . Rl/11. CAR WAX Finally, the disciples had come to the place of spiritua l perception. They could see beyond the surfa<:,e mantfestatton. Now. Jesus could say. "Thou art Peter Iof the same subst ance and quality tha t I am of\ . and upon this rock {quali ty of spiritual perception) I will built My church" (Matt. 16:181 . All of the future hung on their giving the right answer to the que!ltlon Jesus had asked concerning His Identity. Matthew 16:21 then IJe. gtns: "From that time forth began Jesus to show... " Th~y had to see beyond "Jesus · of Nazareth" before He could lead them on. PASTE OR LIQUID In early days of the Pentecostal movement , ''Tongues" were are· I - ------------~ Carolina Lumher &Supply C~. 312 6111 Sli&l 675-1160 • POIR P'EIWII', WV. Stort 1111111: Ma•v Fillltlr I 1.111.-S JU11.o Sit. I 1.111.-12 - I ! . proach. To be • 'Full Gospel" mea nt to be a "holy rolter." Today. that re· . proach Is gone, It Is popular to.I>' Charlsmastlc. However, there Is yet a reproach .' For those who have dls~rntng eye to see beyond the present movement, and who seek to rome Into full maturity or sonshlp. thereproach remains. God always wraps Hts ~t In a package for which feware wllllng to ; pay the prtce. "Jesus of Nazareth" had no apparent value. It was said: , "Can any good thing come out ol Nazareth?" The same qu.,.tlon isyet!Je. I lng asked by thote who are not 1Qing'"' In God; "I seeM value or purpose 1 In all of tblll; lei's stay with the put; It IJ safe, and popular." ' 1n Hebrews 13:12, 13, we are exhorUd to "go forth therefore unto Him 1 without the ramp bearing HIJ reproadL" Today, many are pressing onward, ~ng all that He has lor them. Tllesearewllltngtopay the price atldoldlty With "JesU5 of Nazareth"., Ita you Ultenlllg to tbf multlluclt. or dO you have an ear to bear what tbf f!llllrH ol tbf Lord lJ Ny!JIJ! TAIEINACLE !e; . . lJI . WIM •a. PASTOII · -YNIU.·7. . P& . mwru · FREE rtffl'UCKI' c "Thai I ma y know Him, and the power of His resurrrc tion , and the fellowship of His sufferings, BEING MADE CON· FORMABLE unto His death." Phil. 3:10 We are called to be Identified with our Lord. both In knowted~e and In our tl(c experience. Knowing facts about Him. In Itself. Is not enough. Un· .tess we come to the place of beln gldent lfled. experiment ally, with Him In the "fellowship of His sufferings ," we will not be able to be Identified with Jesus al this momPnt . as He awaited thE'Ir answer to His question. II Phone 311-1603 trators . co·workers . players. stu· dents, paren ts and all other fans. The son of Mr. and Mrs . . Howard Logan of Pomeroy, he graduated from Ohio State Unl· verslty where he wa s an honor student. He Is married to the form er Kay Ault and has a sister Barbara who is a teacher at Middleport Elementary School. He presentl y serves on the OWE state adv isory co mmi ttee and the 15 membet OWECA advisory counc il and will represent the SEO District next despised and we esteemed Htm not" {Joh n 1: 111. Th is tack ofspiritualun· derstandtng and perception In mankind was heartbreaking to Jesus. He Intensely desired to be known and understood. But. He had purposely allowed a reproach to be upon Himself. so that only those who had a "splrttuat eye" could understand who He really was. "The eyes of your understanding l>'lng enlight ened; that ye may know ... " (Eph. 1:181 . I It had be!'n prophesied In Micah 5:12 that the Messia h would come from Bethlehem. But Jesus had allowed the knowledge of His bi rt h In Bet hlehem to become obscure. ·Thus, Jesu s of Bethlehem became Jesus of Nazareth. Note John 1:46 along with John 7:41 and 52. "Can any good thing come out or Nazareth?... Shall Christ come out of Galtt!'C• ...Search and look: lor out of Galt!!'<' arlset h no prophet." To the natura l eye. It . could not be known that He was the Christ. A true understanding of His ', Identit y could only come by revelation. The Church leaders along with the multitudes of that day fatted to see the Messia h, "Jesus of Bethlehem." through the garb of "Jesus of Nazareth." It was only after two years of ministry that Jesus dared to ask a most crucial qUPstlon of His disciples: "Who am !?" He asked this question knowing that His true identity could not be known by outward observa· tlon, but only by their hearing from His Father who had sent Him. The sorrow, grief. and rejection as foret old In Isaiah 53 was In tensely felt by I VINTON, OHIO Gallia Ca11nty Display Yard JAMES 0. BUSH Manager Every Sunday Every Tuesday Evening Evening 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. inni ng. qualntfd with grief: and wt> hid as it were our faces from Him: He was e I LOGAN MONUMENT CO. Sandwich Specials In the other AAA sem lllnal gamE', winning pitcher Peggy Peterson got Tallmadge's only ext ra·base blast, a double, to highl ight a three-r un second "HP Is d€'splsed and rejPCted of men; a man of sorrow s. and ar- Monument's r - - - - ------ -COUPON--- --------, consultants ore trolned 1 0 Please send me FREE booklets showing memorials I I printed in full color with size and pr ices listed . I Jo help see your pions . I through from beginning 0 Kindly hove on authorized logon Monument Co . I to end by providing representat ive coli at' my home . I I sound Information and 0 obligation Please send me details obout mausoleums without 1 the finest quality . : products . I When you 've mode Nom e -I the pre - plonn 'l ng I decision you needn 't Street or Route - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - I Phon e At Chicago. Greg Mathews al\!1 Todd Worrell combined on a two-hitter backed by John Mar· ris' t~ ree hil s and . two RBI, pacing St. Louis. Mathews, 3·4, struck out six and walked four' In Coni inued on C·S • · vict ory. which was also In Christ Jesus." IPhil. 2:5\ Logon City or Towti over 6 2·3 innings. pacing the Mets. Pittsburgh , starter Mike Dunne lost in his. firs t major· league appearance . Jesse Orosco relieved In the seventh and earned hls. llth save. · Curdinnls ~. Cubs I · GALLIPOLIS, OH. and HINDERSON, W. VA. AVIA AEROBIC SHOES. GlenOak (29·4) scored four runs in th e lith on hits by Rand! Fre nch and Sonja F lack. Hamil· ton (21·21 co mmitted two errors in the inning. North Cant on's only extra· base hit was a doubl e by Heather Lyke. Teammat e Linda Mlhol· land picked up the pitc hing Him In lhr Glory 1o comE'. For this to be> worked ou t In our llv~s W(' mlisl, In some meas ure, exper ience " His mind. " "Let this mi nd be In you. Some decisions only warrant personal justification. One cannot expect his or her insight or feelings to be embraced by others at all times. The duty to friends and family , personal satisfaction, and peace of mind are but o few of th~se . They are the personal reasons for pre·planning memoriolizotion with Logon Monument. least of all us . . . It's what we understand best . . IDENTIFICATION WHAT MADE YOU DO IT? fvstlfy It to anyone - Reds 8, Dodgers 6 At Cincinnati, Er ic Davis snappedan0forl7sti'eakwlt h an opposlte·fl\lld, three· run homer, helping the Cincinnati Reds overcome a six·run deficit . The homer was his major leagueleading 20th of the season. Reliever Ken Howell fell to 2·2. Guy Hoffman, 0, pitched two innings without allowing a baserunner. Mets ~.Pirates I At New York, Dwight Gooden, in his first majO[· league appear· ance s ince undergoing drug rehabilitation, allowed four hits • TI-lE PAINT IS GUARANTEED 1D lAST 15 YEARS. THE SALE PRICE ISN'T NOW By GERRY MONIGAN UPJ Sports Writer Evidently, Mike Scott . has ov~r('Ome ltls back problem. TheHoustonAstrosacemissed his last start because of back spasms, and the Astros yielded a club-record 22 runs in a loss to Chicago. Friday ,' Scott re· .bounded to strike out a National League season-high 13, and com. bined with Larry Andersen on a ,three-hitter for a 6·1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. "The first three or four In· nlngs, I had good commando! my fastball, and then later I got my split-finger over ," said Scott , whose strikeou t tota l was one shy of his career high and who raised his season total to 95, best In the Jl(atlonal League. "I didn't have any pain," Scott said. "It's not like in St. Louis (his previous appearance, In which he left after five Innings) · when It felt like a knife was sticking In my back.'' Scott, 6-3, who last September pitched a no-hitter against San Francisco to cllnch the NL West ti tle for the Astros, allowed singles to Chris Speier and Will Clark leading off the fi rst. He threw a wild pitch to give the Giants their only run . After that , Scott retired 20 of the next 21 batters , Including the fi nal 19, before Andersen re· lleved to start the eighth. Scott walked Chill Davis with two out in the first. The Astros improved to l6·10at hom e this season, best in the NL. "Logan. . . ______,::C~on~t~in:::ue:::d:..f::.ro:::.:m:.:..::C-=·2_ _ __ Count on Olympic"for quality and savings. • The Sunday Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. · . ' HOlliS Mon. thru Fri. I to I Saturday I to 6 Sunday .9 ,, s I• ·SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PH. 446·9335 DAVE MICHAEL - MANAGER I �Page-C-8--'The Sunday Timeii-San1inel ., us1ness- Ohio-POint Pleasant MacLeod hopes cbntinue. ~uccessful program Astros... . By ROBERT W. TROTT choice ln MacLeod, who became · ter said MacLeod was anything DALLAS i UP! ) - John Ma· the leading candld~te when but a " ho-hum coach." cLeod, only the second head former Milwaukee Bucks head " I wasn't real nice to him, coach In the seven-year history of coach Don Nelson turned down asked him questions anyone else the Dallas Mavericks, said Frl· the post to become an owner of would have flattened me for," 1 day he was anxious to build on the the Golden State Warriors. Carter said of his Interview success of his predecessor, Dick MacLeod, however, said the Wednesday with MacLeod. "!got Motta, who quit the team two description did not bother him. hi~ dander up, and I wouldn' t ·weeks ago. "If 'safe' means Intelligence, have wanted him If I hadn' t Fired by the Phoenix Suns in common sense, and smart ... gotten his dander up.". February, MacLeod was ' ap- then I have no problem with the MacLeod said he would retain pointed Thu rsday to replace word 'safe' ," he said. assistant coach Richie Adubato Motta . Mot ta, hired when the MacLeod inherits a team com- but was not sure about the other franchise debuted •in 1980, quit . ing off Its first 50-win season. The posiilons. May 20, citin g criticism over his · Mavs won ' the NBA Midwest MacLeod compiled a 579-543 Interest In job offers from the Division but collapsed In the first record In 13\S seasons with New York Knlcks and Los playoff round against the Seattle Phoenix. He ranks No. Sin career Angeles Clippers. SuperSonics. NBA wins. The Suns fln.tshed "D ick Motta is a top-flight He said another 50-win season 3&-46 In 198&-87 for their third coach, and I hope to build on what would be satisfactory but was not straight losing season .. he has done here." MacLeod said essential for NBA success. . His tenure with the Suns - 13 at a news conference at the "Forty-eight or 49 wins with years and 56 games - is Mavericks' Nort h Dallas prac· the proper groundwork, and then second-longest in NBA history, lice facilit y. making a run In the playoffs, too, behind Red Auerbach. Auerbach Media reports have chided the Is very good, " he said. coached the Boston Celtlcs for 16 Mavericks for picking a "safe" Mavericks owner Donald Car· seasons. Continued from C. 7 7 1·3 Innings. Morris !led the score in the fourth with an RBI single, and broke a 1·1 tie with a sixth·inning RBI single. PhUiies 7, Expos 6 At Philadelphia, Von Hayes hit two home runs, including the game-winner in the · seventh Inning. Hayes' fifth homer of the year came off reliever Andy McGafflgan , 0.1, leading off the seventh. Kevin Gross, 4- 4, pitched seven Innings, and Steve Bedrosian finished for his 131h save. Padres 10, Braves 3 At Atlanta, Eric Show threw a five-hitter, and Tony Gwynn and Bruce Bochy .homered to lead San Diego. Show, 2-7, struck out four and walked five In his second complete game of the year. John Kruk went 4 for 5 with three RBI for the Padres. Atlanta starter Doyle Alexander fell to 1-1. ' - ' · ' ank. risk-taking needs scrutiny GOODEN RETURNS - Meta pitcher Dwlcht Gooden made bis retu111 to lhe mound Friday nlcht aslhe Mels faced lhe Pltlsburch . Pirates. (UPI) y HARmAR KRISHNAN UPI Business Writer ALLAS tUPJ ) -The crush: 1 in~ Third World debt, declining COI)1modity prices and. the dras· tiC• shift from a high-to . a ~ o"' · lnflation environment are cit eo widely for the steep'decllne irr bank earnings, leading' to t,he drrimatic increase in the number , of bank failures in recent years. ·tmpliclt in this is the notion that these factors are cyclical. Thus, ·once the cycle went on the upswing such as improvement in the ·economies 'of the borrowing nations or price stabilit y, the banks' fortunes also would improve. But using only the cyclical approach is t'o lgn'ore the stru ctu· problems which, according to D. Short, . are just as Section .- D~:_ ,. Important to understanding the · tlves for ban~· depositors them· problems of U.S. banks today. , selves to monitor the risk expo· Short, a ss ist~nt vice president sure of the bank In which they and senior economist qf the place funds. This In turn has Fede~1 Reserve Bank of Dallas, reduced restraints against risk· sees the structural problems taking that normally would be arising out of deregulation and imposed . on banks . by their the lncentiyes offered by federal · d~posltors ." · · . deposit guarantees. , · Short found that between 1945 The gurantees. including fixed· and 1979, there was an average of ra te pricing and how the Federal six bank failures per year. But In Deposit Insurance Corp. takes the last seven year5, more than care of failed banks. act as a 450 banks folded. subsidy to risk· taking by the The Increase In the number of banks, Short noted-in a historical problem banks, Which have a look at bank fa llu ~es In the . higher probability of failu re, is count ry. · even more dramatic.lBanks are "The amount of risk incurred ' put In the problem category when by U.S. banks· Is thus greater they get a 4 or 5 ratin g from than it wou ld be in theabsenceof regulators on the CAMEL (ca p!· such subsidies," she said. "This tal adequacy, assets, manage· occurs partly because deposit ment. earnings and liquidity ) guarantees have reduced incen· a~cording scale. . Short said the proportion of problem banks h·as risen steadily from about 2 percent of all banks in1982 to about 10 percent in 1986. Some 1,500 of fhe nation's 14,000 banks (!OW are listed as problem institutions but Short said regulators th ink the actual number may exceed the pub· llshed total. · "This. suggests that the current rela tively high number of bank failures will continue in the foreseea ble future," she said. Short said the current rate of bank failure \S higher t h ~ n the average rate of failures prior to the banking crisis In the Great Depression . "This is particularly alarming given that banks today are Junil7, 1987 · ' to govemment . protectrd by federal deposit guarantees ... The high propor· tlon of banks listed as problem Institutions Ind icates that the number of failures today would likely be higher than the recorded number if banks were not protected with federal deposit guarantees." .. Ano.ther disturbing trend, Short said, Is that while in the past weakness In the banking sector declined with economic recovery, banking conditions have act ually deteriorated dur· ing the present recovery despite lower IQ,terest rates. Short said ·the removal of regulatory restraint s and the failure to replace them with market pricing signals have resu it ~d In extensive reliance on regu latory supervision which may not be sufficient to reduce bank problems. She sa id proposals to increase market discipline on balik risk· la kin g ineludq risk-based,preml· urns on deposit Insurance. lmpo· sit lon of risk-based capital requirements, Increased dlsclo· ,. su•·e of examination reports on bank performance · and more extensive use of depos it payoffs to sett le fail ed banks. Others have also suggested using a priva te system of deposit insura nce In stea d of fe dera l gu rantees. In any case. 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By Stan Evans · convert · ttJ~ highly taxed income· into f4~re favorably taxed .Income. tll'e most !A~" means . \':id to (Ills Is to convert ~~dlnar y In · eP!Jlr Into more (a~orably taxed ~ng- term capi· l§l gai ns. means P!llizes deferral strategies Is to !ijnove Income fron; higher TQarglnal Income tax bracket s to (~; , lower m.arglnal Income tax ~cket. Th1s requires tim ing the rJ!Celpt of income so It . will be t1eived In a low-Income year aiid t a~ed at a lower rate. :~ .,rlor to the Tax Reform Act of l~· tax payers could deduct 60'X !Jili thej gain realized fro,m · the tposl ion of ca pital assets that f Te held lon ger than ; ix onths. For a taxpayer In the ~ marginal Income tax ~cket, this presented a slgnlfi· ~~planning opportun ity as the xlmuJll ta x rate. on lon7,·term itaI gain Income was 20 :1. Tax arm eliminated this preferen· treatment and beginning In . gain from t,he disposition .or ltal a~set s will )le trea ted the c as ordinary income and ject to th41 ma rginal ta11.rate the taxpayer. ~any Individuals are under the aken impression thaf there no longer any planning rtunltles >available In the llr.l'a or conversion. However, ~ongress did provide a one year tiflase-in for eli mination of pre· llrential treatment for ca pital gain Income and limits the ~xlmum rate for capital gain lllcome to 28'if In 1987 : Ths will ~vide some planning opportun· ~0:-s with ca pital assets, at least illf 1987. In addition, tbe capital biin provisions (absent the 6091 IJol:ductlon) still are left Intact In jJal> Internal Revenue Code. This li&s lead to serious ;speculation. 'Jt.t the near future will once in produce some type of orable treatment for. longmcapital gains. Further. with ~ statutory structure still In· IJ«:t for capital gains and I_osses.. ng-term capital loss remains s beneficial to the taxpayer n an ordinary loss. Thus, the lnction between a capital gllln or loss and ordinary gain or still rem'lllns Ilnportanl. Collellllloil · nsurlng that you minimize I Conversion refers to •7 Year 70,000 Mile Limited Warranty NEW RENTAL AGENT Southeastern Academy, a bus· iness school in Kissimmee, Fla., announced recently · Ronda S. Halley, ofGalllpolls, has been hired by Avis Rent· A-Car in Myrtle Beach, ~.C. Halley, while a stu•ent at the school, was trained In the various aspects of the travel Industry . ,,' H3464. -Of- ' • MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs : County Branch of Holze r Clinical 150 Mill St., Middleport, Is , undergoing a major renovation · and expansion project. • DANDY DON SEZ: ' • ~ l tax liability and keeps more money working to increase wealth requires effective tax .mana ge.ment practices on a year-round ba sis. Clients who walt until year-end to do their tax planning will discover that most of the available opportunities to minimiz e taxes ha ve disappeared . Recognizing which Items can be deducted , excluded, or taken as credits Js.an Important aspect of managing tax liability. It Is important that . you take full advantage of every legitimate write-off to which you are entitled. The deductions, excl~· slons. and credits, are however, merely the mechanism's pro· vid ed by the tax Jaw and enable a fundam ental tax planning. stra· tegy to work. A successful tax planning· strategy wlli incorpo- • rate the use of these mecha· · , nlsms, but also will Include, planning for the receipt ·of lncom~ and fo r the receipt of wrlte-offs In y.ears 'Nhere they will provide the greatest benefit to the client. Since many tax. planning strategies involve some • form of Investment, due copsld· era lion also has to be given to the risk: rate of return, and eco· · nomic feasablllty of the Invest· · men!. In addition , a successful tax plan cannot be Implemented wtthout considering the risk that the tax Jaws may change and that an audit may result . · It is important to keep in mind . certai n things when doing tax planning. First. some of the tax planning opwrtunlties or strategles that can be utilized may not seem to be significant when viewed Individually, but whe us.ed in conjunction with other strategies, may prove to be quite • significant in terms of total tax savings. Also, not every lax planning strategy will be able to , be utilized, nor should certain strategies be used In certain situations. The appropriateness of any tax minimizing s.trategy will dePilfld on your financial objecti~S' aad their specific situation. You will have to weigh the advantages and dlsadvan· tagea of each tax planning strategy. And last, tax .laww can be quite complex. which may requ. (re the assistance of outalde expertise to ensure that the use of a strategy Is In compliance with all the rules and regulations. (Mr. Ev... II u 111•.._.1 broker wltll '1'lle ~ C1 z1111 In tile GaU.,..II olftee.) ( 1GROUNDBREAKING - Breaking ground on tHe new Wiseman Insurance Agency building are (left to right, holding shovels ) Ike Wiseman of ' The Meigs Bra nch ex pansion project will Increase the number of examination rooms from six to nine and will improve the lab and x-ray facl llttes. Also the waiting room and ex t ~rlor of the building will be refurbis hed along with ~eneral overall rcnovat Ions to the interior. .. Wiseman Real Estate, und Gary Roach, Shirleen Wiseman, and Tom Wiseman of Wiseman Insurance Agency. (Times-Sentinel ·photo by Steven Triplett) Wiseman Insurance Agency breaks ground on new building GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis insurance agency broke bround Friday on construction of a new building In downtown Gallipolis. Ground breakin g ceremonies for new Wiseman Insurance Agency building were held at 2 p.m. Construction on the new 7,500 suqare foot building will begin June 8 with an expected completion ,date In November. tlonal office space and will house the insurance portion of the business which Is now Insura nce and rea l estate. · The bu lldlng will be located on Second Avenue, adjacent to the Knights of Pythlas building where the Wiseman Agency operated for many years under the n'ame of Wiseman and Wickline. In 1965 Harold, Ike and Ernest Wiseman purchased the current location at 500 Second Ave. The new facility, according to Since the Holzer Clinic Meigs • Branch was established In 1982, : over 68,000 patIents ha ve visited, with the number of visits growing dramatically every year. VIsits at the Meigs Branch hav.c gone from 8.600 In the fir st year to 14,:100 last year. • . • . his extraordinary Z To handle I grow th, physicia n coverage will : Increase with the bulldlng's.• , add ed capacity. Also, Dr. Mlllsa • • Tom Wiseman , will provide · Ri zer, a native of Meigs County, .; · roo·m for the ex pans Jon of both will be spending more lim~ ! the Insurance and real estate practicing at the MJddlport; 1 facltlt y. •' businesses. • Wi elding shov els for th e The ex pansion of the Meigs-· ground breaking were Gary Roach , Tom Wiseman and Shl· Count y Branch marks only ona : rleen Wiseman of Wiseman lnsu· aspect of an extensive ex pansloJt rancP, and Ike Wiseman of project for the Holzer Cllnle ' Wiseman Real Estate. Others In family. The main clinic In" ; attendance were Brent Sanders, Gallipolis Is being expanded by . Mark Curry, Jeff Smith, Themla over 20,000 square feet; the : Elliot, Dan Davies, Forest Mul· Syracmore Branch will' be redeJlns, Annie Roach, Libby Wise- signed: the :Ja ckson County man , Jimmy Wiseman, Matthew Bra nch wi ll feature Improved Wiseman , Vicky Irwin, Pam parking and there will soon be a Massey, Alfred Arnold, Stella new bra nch In Point Pleasa nt , W. _ Va , Arnold and ,Mar k Epling ,- , New hair·styling firnt opens RECENT GRADUATE After extensive training In Travel aJld Tourism Watcha· ree ltalat of Cheshire Is a g-raduate of Southeastern Academy, lo~aled In Kisslm· mee, Fla. Watcharee met the requirements tor specialized occupational li'alnlng plus · work In buslneas profellslonal· Ism and career development. Watcharee Is now qualified and ·ready to begin he,r career In ·the travel and tourism Industry. COMPLETES PROGRAM - After extensive training in Travel 'and Tourism Alissa Sue Dalley of Gallipolis Is a " graduate of 3oulheaolern 1\cademy, located In Kllllllm· mee, Fl . /\Iissa met the requirements for Jpeclallzed occupational· training, plus work In business prole8flionallsm and career development. Summer registration begins GALLIPOLIS -' Reglstra:Jon for summer quarter classes at Southeastern Business College Is now underway, with classes slated to begin Jqne 29. Both day and night classes will be offered. Associate degree courses are available in business admlnlstra· tlon, micro-computer/data pro· cessing, accounting, and execu· live secretar ial. Admissions representatives are now on hand to provide ln!ormatlon on enrol· lment eligibility and ~equlre, ments. At the time of enrollment, an appointment will be made with the financial aid director to dtKu•• money available to meet educational costs. ' Southeastern staff members Include: Sharon brain, Director; Annette Clark, Financial Aid officer and Of!lce Manager; Sue McGuire, Job Placement/Public Retallons; and Charlie Bostic and Susan Follter, . "'-dmisslons Representatives. Instructors at the school are: Teresa Whitting· ton, , Steve Elsnaugie, Sue McGuire, Homer Preece, Sharon Drain, Bill Knight and Dick Roberts . Tenta,tive classes to be offered Include: Typing, Shorthand, Ac· counting, Psychology, Business Law, Office Machines, Payroll Accounting, Intra to Computer, and Communications I & II. · GALLIPOLiS - His and Her Hairstyling is now open - for business. Cathy Crews Jackson, owner and operator of the new facility, invites all her former customers to ca ll her at 256-6053 for appointment s. J ac kson will specialize In permanent waving, hairstyling and cutting at her new location on State Route 7 one-qu arter mile south of Rae· coon Creek Bridge. The owner-operator Is a gradu· ate of Tri-State Beauty Coll ege and has attended numerous styl in g seminar s th ro ughout Ohio, Kentucky and West Vlrgl· nla. She has previous experience with Head Quarters and Across The Street salons both located tn Gallipolis. According to the owner, Hi s And Her Hairstyling's goal Is to provide a quality sty ling service at reasonable rat es by mlnlnilz· Jng operating costs and thu s pa ssing savings along to custo· mers . Hours are by appointment only . KARLA D. MATTOX I • • Cathy ,Jackson Mattox gets law degree. POI NT PLEASA NT - Korl a Dawn Matt ox received her Juris Doctor Degree from Wake Forrest University School of Law Monday, May 18. After complct· lng the North Carolina bar 'examln31lon In July, she will be associated with the law firm of Monroe, Wyne. Atkins and Len- • non, Raleigh, N.C. ~ She Is a 1977 graduate of Point ·• PLeasant Hi gh School and re· · celved her bac,hclor's degree• from Marshall University. Mattox Is the daughter ot: Walter 0 . and Elizabeth Mat tox; , and grandaughter of Mrs. Carl ~ Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. Adam • • Krebs, all or Poln t Pleasant. • ••• • �Farm June 7 1987 • By SONJA HILLGREN coni inued gra n sales to the Soviets UPJ Farm Editor and problem s "lth So\ et leader WASHJNG1 ON I UP I) - Am0n M1kha I Gorbar hPI s agncultural can experts were caugh oft guard chan g<"> last year when the Soviet s produ c(>d US cxp<rls bel PIC some of the a grain crop of 210 million metric ai,'l' JCultural product v ty gain m tons- the large;! since 217 mJIIJon 1981ican be cred ted to Gorbachev s tons were harvested clgh ye ars anti alcohol and labor dose pline earlier ca mpargn S<lVIet al('()hol sales When the Soviet s released an overall were r('duced bv :rl percent Initial estimate of that crop f'h~ mpac on prcxlu ctJVtt} mal skeptical US analy sts caullousl; have been felt alread1 and may not took two months to ral>e lhetr ixJO st out pul this )Car or m the estimate eventua lly by h rrulllon future tons per month Higher priCeS COni rtbuted Ill Now Amt'fkans are faced with cx pandi>d proc ut emcnt of durum trying to flgu re out If hosE 1981 and other high quality wheat gains arc the beginning of a llter e have tlel'n management dramatic lncrea'e In Soviel agrlcul mp ov< ments mcludmg farm self lura! product"'" slunrnlng from su ff tc cncy the Kremlin s lntenslflcat on of Iltcre are plans to expand prcxluctlon or If 1986 wa' an ron r• ct br 1ga(ie; groups of exception to di,appolntmg Sov et workers who comract With a farm agricultural productton In recent for an amount of output at an years ah'fcOO pnce w th mcent ves to Surnmar~ed the key question is mtntrnlze lbetr mputs More than 11 Was 1986 ssuccessa turning point mUllan workers covered 75 percent Americans are skeptical about of seeded crop area and 60 percent the Soviet ability to sustain the pace of li vestock operate under of growth of 1986 es peel ally this contracts year and In fu tu re years as well But the effectiveness has been 1\grlcullure led economic grlliVth In I mlted by the average farms the Soviet Union last year w th a lnabilll) to tra ck mdt vldual team gain of 5 1 percent <Xpendltures and to p1ovlde Inputs Having suffered bad "cat her Ia; I 'he Sov Jets Wdrtt to gro.,. 232 fall and wmter and !hi' spring the million tons of grain this year and Soviet appear to be growing U l million to Ui m IIJOn tons by sroaUer c1ops thl' yc:u rh IY KJ weather may pose problems tha AddPd to workc and priCe Improvements In labor agrlcultu rclorms the key factor In lncreas raJ and economic practices ca nn ot ng Soviet gra m production In offset commg years Is expected to be The Agriculturellcpartmcnt csll Intensified use of rcriUlzers pesti mates the 1987 Soviet grain crop c des and at her technology wUI be 195 mJIIIon metric tons and US anal.stsareskepttcal point the Sov!Ns will Import l6 rrull on ng to successes of mtenslfled tons of grain up6mllllon ons from hvl"itock P":duct on but problems thE' ll mJIIJon tons In the 19H&87 }CaJ wrth cn1ps Many Intensification !hat en<>; June Kl measures wc1c int reduced In 198l Soviet grain Imports r each<~ J nd 19!\1 with no measurable record '>55 million tons in 1IR4Ri •m p 1 un agrlcullurr after a harvest of only 17 1 rrulllon In 19K1 fert llzc usc on small tons So In the short term it Is h" ' " use by 46 percent but gram certain that Americans will sell y lids r <lSf' bv only I percent more grain to Moscow 11 s "stm k evidence of declln lng returns to capllal tn grain In calendru yc;u I »i7 U S pnxluc t ron smd analysts Edward farmers arc expected to triple heir Cook and Yurl Mark"h grain sales or 2 7 million tons las In I I& fer iltl.e use was ra ised ycaJ A big boost w ls provld"d b) b\ :!II JX rcent more II ts possible the deal completed las t week to sell 1 hr analvsts sa d th 11 the 1986 4 million tons of U S .,. h< t to II c h u H'!it suc1 es sfu!Jy h Irnessed proKremlin for $:J'.!J mrlllon wl h 1 duet Ion potential tha was bullctlng ~uoo ldy of $166 million fll f11" yru s o more Unsub! Jdlz('() corn sales also ll p fnl<nslfl rw on ha.s bf(>n under running at 19 mlllon '' ns com .,. t> fo• r umber of crops for a parro to 2 7 million tons for •II of numbe of )cm s bull he ehas been last yew ~< tien U S f ru m ex !X>r t s no n!Jv lou s !ncr c 1sc m yields In to the Soviet Un on fell to a t:J.vc u u ups like suga r beet s and low !;U nflo \ f' s This vrm ttl£> United States ('()U !d llll anal ysts be !eve I hat the become ag lin the );u ges t sin gle supplln of~'l' •Into the Soviets IHth So1 !Pt s contmuc to I ave maJOJ a 3.'> pel Cl nt shar e rcplm lng fer t II ~ 1 p obi ems such as lnadequ Jl far II It cos to storage and Ca nada and the k uro)x an om dtst 11hut Jon munJty a< IPudl'l"s lnll rs•fc cn •ill v.ork they As fo tt.: mr<Uum tel m !lin In I surd f fro me1s a•c g vrn f eedom lu re Depart mr nt an 11\ st ~ rillr g to dP 11 1r h spcnfJt ocal mndl In th<'h Soviet situ Ilion nd out J(J( k Jcp<llt llstru m •n' 1gun r 1t s f 1 Ions v. h cl Is tar I omgua1antr«! Tick season arrives COL UMBUS - Dr Hon •1<1 I d!Jrtt or Ohio o, p r ment or He •lth today "" r t ~d Ohio 1ns that Jiang with~ "n ~ · l\'E'alhcr comes tick season 111d the threat of Rocky Mo t nt aln Spoiled Fever 'Spot trd level Is '" acu!Pillnrss curried most commo nly In Oh io by the AmrrlcAu flog tick WhPn proprr Jy d!Ignoscd I < 111 bP trea ted by a ph\ siLl •n sing antibiotic s tins p1~ v rnth g « rtous lllnrss In 1986 Ohio rcpor ted 29 e .scs of spotted r~vc r Ono case v. JS fatal but the Illness c 1n bP avoided If the" u nlng stgns ar r krlown Svmptom s Inc I •dc frvr headm hr u d •chtng m1 sclcs all developing 1lthln 1to 14 days of a tick bltc o h mdllng of 1ti ck Most puti fll tS tlso drvclop a ri>Sh but lhls m l\ not •ppell until the thhd o fom th <la V of fever At the fl st sign of fc1~1 afle1 COll i l CI 1\ lth a tick It s lmpor !ant to srrk lmm< dlll r nudlrl l lll<rt ln s 1ld Dr llci clu r 1 he Ohi o O ~ pur t m<'nt of 11< dll •r< ommrnds frequent I rc krng In tick s 11 hen m treas " th II( ((Js \hcc k esprclolly l~e sca lp and I r r V. eatl ng lt ght r o r d cl othing 1nd tuck It g p r t lrg s into socks tops n •kcs I ca<> to rhrrk for ticks If "t •r t1 rd 1 < ks rr found use I \ P!'Z(l < Or I p1pr IO\\CJ to g1 '1 h t• k clo<r to thp skin I uil It 0\ t sl011 !1 ""d !hOt oughly 11 st I wd s tnd the slle of the bltr 1Je ks c '" b< s •fcly disposed of In sm II I mount of alcohol I II ks shot hi not be bu1 ned with a II dg 'rt tc o hot rn Itch due to tl < rxpos ut r of spotted fever M "k the d 1t e of the tick bile on a r •le nd tr ond bc alc t for fever tic • l o pln ~ '" thr next 2 weeks Dogs c •n c ur v ticks Into the home Du lng t ck srason keep dogs tied o plr ru cl1n 1 mowed u ru 1nd ch<c k hem dull\ for !Irk' COLUMBUS Ohio tUPll t o~ JX~ t'Cnt htghc than last vem AC'COrdlng to I rf('f'n l SUI\!'\ of LowN rxprnses and Inc eased ag~lcultu J tl bankl'l s m Sl' <1 tl 1!0' cr nmrnl P"Y men is wUl more states Midwest f u mla td In than otr•et a pe cent to 7 percent ct l'all>d ~ PN cent In ' alur dt r lni( d1 op In c1op l'eCI'Ipt s the fh sf I months of 19M Agr lcultuml economlsl• tt Ohio Stat ~ Ut 1\ crsltv say parI of II r chang.> \\ L< CHUsed ll\ )0\1 f'r lnte~ e;t mtes for mo• tgagrs COLUMBUS Ohio (UPTl Factm ssuch IS Inc eased us£ of C IItle led the 11 a1 as meat animals grains rrduccd cop production r a!sed $~ 1 billion In cash farm and stablltz mg c1op plices hlghe 'ecclpts In 1986. earnln~ for II\ ~'Stock and lru g(' Ca ttle and calvl'S made up 74 government payments are ex Pet cent of livestock Income despite pectl!d to stablltlr thr land m,u ket u 2 pcr('('ftt drop In prices that as lnte est rates climb l:lought sales to$:1&9bllllon. Increased land valul'S camr Hog and pig recelpls Increased 7 d\'Splte a 9 percent to 10 pet cent percent ova 198510$9 7bllllon Thls drop In the average cash rent for increase came with slightlY fewer Umd Cas h rents u sual~y renect ho~ and plgs being sold thanks to a value but changES lag bv up to two 12 percent jump in prices Sheep prices averaged 2 percent years Meanwltlle economists predict hlgiK!' In 1986, but receipts ...e-e !987 farm income wiD be 6 pet cent down 4 pu ceht to S<J84 million Cattle tops list I , A better place for wildlife UNIT PRICE CONTRACT AS 9B6(51 Sealed proposals Will be rece1ved at the off1ce of the D1rector of the Oh1o Depart meht of Transponat on Col umbus Oh1o unt•t 10 00 A M t Ohto Standard T1me TuHclay Juno 30 1987 for 1mprovement1 in By Constance White GaJU11 SWCD GALLIPOLIS - Dwindling small game populations through out the Midwest and other areas that use lnlenslve crop tillage may be reversed as the adoption of conservation lillage conti nues to spread Conservallon tillage and In particular the no till practice Is the planting of crops n the residue of the previous crop Conservation Ullage Is rapidly gaining accept ance says Patty Dyer of the U S Department of Agriculture s Soli Conservation Service Thirty percent of Amerl ca s row crops are now planted under some form of conservation til lage The USDA predicts lhat by lhe year 2000 more than 80 percent of America s farmers will have adopted some type of co nservation t111age system The Corn Belt and Great Lakes Sta tes lead the nation In total acreage Research on the benefits of conservation tillage and Its rcla lion to wildlife are ongoing throughout the country In Indl ana a cooperative study between the Indiana Department of Natu raJ Resources and the USDA s Soli Conserva tion Service are examining the effects of no till farmi ng on the wildlife popula lion In that state a thr ee year field study Is ga thering Information on the technical aspects of conservation tillage effects of no till farming on small bird and mammal populations and the Influence of nitrogen fi xing cover crops Btol oglsts are co ncentrating their effort s on such species as bob white quail ring necked phea sants rabbit s and song b1rds Most Indi ana wildlife experts believe that the Improved wild life habitat produced by winter cover crops and residue from no till may hold and produce wildlife In areas where Intensive farming ha s removed suitable habitat and discouraged wildlife The firs I years work showed th irty th ree different kinds of birds In the twenty one field being st udied No till fi elds had the largest variety and number of birds Perhaps the Increased number of wild turkeys In this area can partly be contributed to the growing number of no till fields 1 Farming method s affecl wild life habitat In many ways Growing the same crop year after year reduces the diversity of plant cover and the varlely of wildlife Moldboard plowing the practice which Is falling from lavor throu ghout many parts of the count y buri es grain and tesldues that can provide food of cover for wildlife Overgrazing by domestic livestock also re suits In less food and cover for wildlife For more Information and conservation practices that be neflt wildlife contact the loca l office of the USDA s Soil Conser va tlon Service at 529 Jackson Pike Room 308 C Oalha County Oh o on Sect1on GAL 160 4 16 State Route 160 n Springfoeld Townsh1p by gradmg and pav•ng w th as phatt concrete on a bitum nous aggregate base and by construct ng Br~dge No GAL 160 0475 - a pres tressed concrete box beam superstructure on capped pile 1ubstructure tspans 3 at 30 feet 9 nches c / c bear K1ttens 7 B & 9 montnt cute F11male cat wh til Ph 81 4 3f8 8278 Part Btue-Heele pup 5I dog house Call 614 446 1971 2 Pupp 111 ta grveaway 3 months old Wormed and shots 448 2200 4 K1tten1 7wks old llttlf Ira ned & mother cat On Ne gh ba hood Ad Ph 6U 446 4963 QU LTS Cnh patd for col actor antique or p • 19&0 QU Itt Paced Of appl que Any cond hon H ;her pr ces PI d fo unuaual paUerna Cal Mlf e It 614 992 2101 deys Of 1 592 211l81 ...,en ngt or weekend a Wtnted Home ngood cond ton n Me gs o Athena County 4 btdfoom or more 30 or mora ecru of wooded Md In teduded •ea Have cash No ellis Pe tween 8 30 p m Frldey thfough Sat 9 00 p m 216 398 9219 Good used ra(hto for 1978 Ford P nto Autamltie V 6 3046751314 6 lost and Found FOUND Wh te Femata Goat n Add son Townah p Ph 614 448 4861 Lost tn Middleport Codtat1el b rd G ~ w1th yellow lace orange cheekt If found call 61.t 992 6804 Reward E111plny11Jent Service s 1 1 Help Wanted lnga roadway 40 feet I I I of guardrail) over Tnbutary to Chickamauga Creek ProJBCI Length - 200 00 hn feet or 0 038 mile Work length - 793 32 MYSTERY FARM- This w~k s mystery farm featured by the Meig> Soil and Watt'f Conservation District, Is localed somewh<re m Met~ Countv fndlv!OOals wishing to participate m the weeldy contest rn3J1 do so by guessilg I he farm sowner Just mall, or drop olf your guess !AI the the Daily Sentinel Ill Coort St Pomeroy Ohio 45791 or the Gallipolis 'Il"lbune 825 Third Ave Gallipolis Ohio 454l31 and you may wln a SS ca'!h prt.e from the Ohio Valley hn feet or 0 148m le Pubhslung Co Leave you r name address and telephone number w1th your car d or letter No t.!lephonc call• will he accepted AD contest entries should be turned m to the newspaper oflice by 4 p m eiiCh \\ednesday In case of a lie the wbmer wm lie chosen b) lottery Nexl week a Gall1a County farm will be featured h) the Galha SoU and Water Conservation Dlst :'let Pavement W dth te•t 20 8 dd1ng on th1s prOJeCt ts re-.trlctad to Disadvantaged Bus1nass Enterprtses (DBEs) cart1fied at DBEs m accord ance With the Surface Tran sportat1on Untform Reloca ton Aas stance Act of 1987 and 49 CFA Pan 23 and quallfoed to b1d woth ODOT under Chapter 6626 of the Oh1o Rav.sed Code Tho Oh10 Dapartment ol Who is th~ executive in overalls By Constance S While acreage bul you ca n t dtm nlsh As this Su nday May ~l Is the GALLIPOLIS - Farmers are his optimi sm las day of So il Stewa rdshiJl found In fields - tilling seeding Mlghl as well put up wtth h m Week being observed m Gallla down rotating from plant11g to He Is your fr end your competJ Count y let us stop artd fertilizing with spr aying for and or your customer your soutce remember those who produce harvesting If of food and f1ber He 1s your our food and fiber Even In our Wiv es help them little boys cont ry man - a demm dredded lime of great abundance we ate follow them city relatives visit bu siness w1se statesman of sta only one generation away from them salesmen delaln them lure And wh en he co mes n at posSible depletion of our basic m eals walt for them weather noon having spent the energy of resources which sustam Olif can del ay them but nothing ca n hiS hopes and drea ms he can be li ves stop them recharged w th the mag c word s E veryon e mu st take an nter A farmer Is a paradox He Is an - The marke s up es t n the ba sic resources of sol) overalled execullve wl h hi s Th s article en ! tied V. ho Is water and a1r to prevent pollut10 0 office In his home He Is a 1 hat Execut veI n Overall s7 ts and conserve lhese essentials scient is t who uses fertili zer all the las t newspaper column wn whtch we need to surv1ve Tt s as achments a purcha sing agenl In en bv Bud Lee who reti red s mple as th at - our survival an old st1aw hat a personnel cccn Jv af ter 28 yea• s as cou 1t v and the survJ\al of futu r e director with grease under h1 s d~rect o r and farm adv1sor for the generat iOns fingernails a dlellclan w1th a Un ver slt v of Ca rfo n a passion for fresh fruits and vegetables a productiOn expert faced with surplus and a man Pubhc Notice ager batt lin g a prt ce cost squeeze PUBLIC NOTICE He manages m ore capttal than Sealed 8 ds w II be taken most of the busines smen In town bv the Orange Townsh tp Vo Ht> likes sunshine good food lunteer Ftre Department for county fairs dinner at noon the sale of (1}19531ntem a ttonal1000 Gal Tanlclru ck auc tion s his neighbors h s sh1rt REGISTERED NURSES 6 cvl 4 speed bcellent collar unbuttoned and above all ICU FULL TIIU Cood 5 923 m los Equ p an above a\erage a nn ua l Nuroew1th ped w th llghta snen 1ao expertence m rainfall der rack Ready lor use Used da ly until new tru ck ICU/ CCU preferred He Is not much for drought s was purchased Mm b1d w1ll E•cetltnt benofJto pen d1tches fre<'ways weeds the be $3000 Bods w II be slon plen long term die eight hou r day dusty roads opene d al7 00 p m on June ability hOIPIIIhliiiOn development Insects d1seases 1 0 1987 at the F1re House ••lary commenaur1te "Tuppers Pla~nt Oh o freezing weather or helping woth .. perlenct Equal Th e F1re Oepa r1ment re s around the house employment oppo"un ervas the r ght to reJect any Nobody else gets so much ity or all bids satisfaction ot of modern plumb For more nformat o n CON! ACT phone 614 667 3406 day Jng good weather automatic TERESA COLLINS, RN tlmeor6 14 667 3392 even furnaces electr ic blankets and VRIINII MUIOIIAI HOSPITAl lngs 115 loll Mootttlal Dmo homemade Ice eream Nobody Wavne Bennett else has In his pockets at times a Secretary Treasurer three-bladed knife a checkbook Orange Twp Vol F D 614 992 2104 5 1 8 2 4 1 7 a billfold a pair of pliers and a l - - -1-1__ _ _ _3__ 1&_1__4_t_ c _ _ j_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __; combination memo book and general farm guide A farmer Is both Faith and Fatalist He must have faith to meet challenges of his capacities amid the ever presenl possibility that an act of God (a late spring an early frost flood drought) can bring his business to a sudden halt You ca n red uce his ,_.,,Ohio Transportation hereby not1 I es all bidders that t w1ll at f rmallvely nsura that n any contract entered 1nto pur suant to th11 advert sement m nanty bus1ness enter pnses wdl be afforded full opportumty to submit b1ds in response to th1s tnv1t1t10n anc:t will not bedtscr1m1nated aga nst on the grounds of race color orn11t1onalongtn m cons deration for an award M1n1mum wage rates for this proJect have been pre determmed as requ red by law and are 1et forth n the b d proposal The date set for compla t on of th s work shall be sat forth tn the b1dd1ng propo Each b dder shall be re qu~red to ftle w th h s bid a cert1f1ed check or cash er s check for an amount equal to ftve per cent of h s b1d but '" no event more than fifty thousand dollars or a bond for ten per cent of h s b d payable to tha Director 81ddan must apply on the proper forms for qualif1ca t on at least ten day• pnor to the date set for opening bids 10 ICCordanca With Chapter of Transportation and the of f ce of the 0 tstnct Deputy Otrector The 0 rector resernes the r ght to reject any and all btds WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR 3 Announcements Herbal I fe Ca or 446 2200 614 446 3131 -----------------·10 Due to illness no tfnpaas ng on Cl•tnce and Carol Tf pletts property 31086 Ro11 Rd Portland Ohio Friendly Home Parties Get no 00 free w th 11150 00 party p Ul book ng g fts Call Angell Ma <: nc(l 814 992 6664 No Treu~smg ataow.d at Ch,.ln E JOI'dan 1 Garage on CJab CrB RoMS Gall polla Fe ry W Va ByownerCh•esE Jorden W 11 care for elderly p•aon n my ho'f'e Will fufn sh ref 8 yaara IIXRM' ence 304 578 2989 G1veaway 2 kmtns H1lf Angor1 famlll Houae trainellll 814 · 912 2073 left ovM ttml from yard ••• must t.tle aU 304 171 7922 Mettr•• • boa 1Pf ngt good con4 30.t 8715 7834 leftov• from rumm.;t '"' 1AonTownH1I pi~ up& OOPM on S.t June I 304 458 181t Uttle ki1ten1 I 304 &75 .747 wMt okt In Memonam 2 Perhtpt you Hnt a tovoty ""rd Or ut qutetly 1n a chatr Ptrhaps you .aent 1 fu neraltpray lf so we s,w it there OPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. MONDAY THIU SATURDAY 81 Auction .,. 10n Auct on ear l1 tensed n Oh o and West V rg nla Rul Ettete anttque farm liqu dation sa lea 304 77 3 6785 0 773 6430 TOP CASH pa~d far 83 model and newer uaed cars Smtth Buick Pontile 1911 Eaate n AVI Gsll po 1 Cal 614 446 2282 LIKE PEOPLE? Repuunt MERRIMAC 100% Gueranteed lne of Christmas Me chand u Olha lllys and Homlfl Decor TWO NEW CATALOGS! GroOI new p ogram fo Hoatenet and Sal• Repa No tnvtstment dalrverlng or collect ons Car and phone needtd CALL TOLL FREE 1 900 992 1072 Old Clawfoot Bath Tub In good cond til be ut&d m a home Call 614 446 3389 Tobaeco plants Ph 614 245 8812 Third &Sycamore Gallipolis, Ohio 446-2915 Yard Sale June& 6 & 7 8 7 Por1er Ad off At 1 60 In Porter .ttam11yye dille June41h 5th & 6th 1 mle out StAt 218 One Moore e1 (lenee Somethino for everyone 9•m .tpm large Yerd S•la. June 6th through 9th Chesh re Ohio Fit 7 Quality chHdfen 1 adult 1 cloth1ng household tems m scellaneoua V•dS&teJuneB 9 10 7amto 7pm 1136 Sacond Ave Gal li polls Items offer.cl Antiques cotlectablet buttermold p ctura fram" cane rocket' blanket bo• McCov pottery 3 croeks{bf gfn 1 ronlton e woodchurn work table 6 oil tampa wa cornllf shelf wal tabte oalc; table (tllugh) d11h1t1 ttone chu n pr do beds co leetlon of val41ntin" hand carvtd thelf ur v map • COfd bJd (con'oltrted needs ra ltl bookl (one by 0 0 Mcintyre) 2 bowl• 2 pitch•• Cdtmaged) mlrror1 m1tg11ln e ads m.t tine cab net ahuuer """ tewere paper terns olk book stand VI circle htll table glasswlf e 78 records porcelain tee box (goo d shapel an Deeal193 1) True tone rad o(pl-v-l Pf meg f n 1h Vt circle boulu~ua1 mtpla bach .. ora <:hnt with dHk. 3 clodlt Ckltchen ch me Wllrtut l Art OttO rd Will thttf Itt 6 pllet ellverplate and mll'ly more old llama Houeahold Goods d thn plstea Walford eryttal poU Pins batkets pr nls frem• p cn c bltket ZOO plus paper hardba ck books tabln jewelry a bums & •6 1 Xmes stand itemt window fames 4 alum .tumen kitchen ilema TV tray tet tumbler• sternware m lkgllts alvtrware Tupper ware 2 saw portable TV ttts doth ng v11n wall p liQUet m rrors p bookCMII oval cotraa ub 1 2 kerosene haat ers{1 I 000. 9 100) Wh rl pool waatt.(• a) bric-e bfac what nott gadg.cs giamoa and Iota of odda 1nd ends M tc Glrden tllllrlll ls i dlspl,:y stands I hofta ao e.-t I• "' I& I lolhnp motor peril t.ckl« lfough} soma nell• ate limp p.ta etc Vthlcla 1163 Ford pick up 351 VB " lon dip skle Wed 111 rem,.n 09 Items rltdue~ to hllf prioe Not 1eaponaible for tceidenta all ••• Hnel na fefundl all items sold aa 11 Terms C.llll Free coff• I cook I• tMI1 o.., for all you ..r1y bffds Come 1nd brmg 1frlend Waltbetook~fofyou 6 ... " The Family of 31 Homes for Sale area S16 000168 000 Phone -----------~-­ call refundable (1502 838 8886 Home fo Sale by Owntf 1203 _••_t____________ 1 Greonbr e Est 3BR b IBVel Scolarthtp eva I able for qualified on24ec:rea AC WBFP wet eppflcanta cell ERA Town 1nd bar 2 cer garag1 Ph B•fore Countfy Real Estate 304 676 4 OOPM 614 446 4009 Aft"' 4PM Ph 304 676 3816 5848 Sllmeth ng New Under The Sun! Reps needed to Bus nell Ac COUJUI Pat T1me S18 000 Po tent al Ful T m~ t60 000 plus potltl'lt al Work own hours T emng prov ded Cel 1 612 93, 0019 M F 8 OOam 600pmtCSTI VETERANS Ea n e~ttrt money n the Army National Guard 304 876 3960 0 1 800 642 3819 EXCEPTIONAL MANAGE MENT POSITION Now h r ng shlfll pe •on (prefer woman) tor your uea to hl111 and supervise peop e Great work at home POii1 on Wee~dy ncoma plus bonutes Hul'fV You wont wtnt to m u th 1 rare llpporltun ty CALL collect TODAY for more inlormatten for lotJI nttf v e¥11 Houu of lloyd Inc Betty Cerallo (3041744 0124 W1nt11d experienced houae lt&e@tr call after 6 00 PM 304-ns n17 Appl cations now bemg ac cepted to a part t1me even ng sh ft position to' m&d cal lab tech Contact personnel office P eaaant Vflley Hoap Va ley Drive Pt Pit WV Phone 304-676 4330 WANTED lead and tecondgultar play81' IISO keyboa d playJJ must htwll own equipment fOI' forming oclt band Win be playmg 150 1 70 1 and 80 1 mustc. Phone after 6 00 pm 1 304 676 5370 0 , 614 992 6286 15 Schools Instruction Scuba d v ng leuons on more lnformatfOn con1ae1 Davelova lOY after 6 00 PM 304 875 3121 1 B Wanted to Do Meldowa Garage Sale Stt Sun June& 7 9tol ~ mile out BuiMOINe on left Clothlno TV 1 some ant1ques glassware scooter etc Yard Sale Juna 8 8 8em to 6pm 0 shea canning jan dothn oddt tnd endt 11 zg Second Ave 4 Family Mon & Tun June8 & 9 3 mil.. out Bi~ Rodney Ad 1 It house on FelnMW Rd Antlqutl d ahet batkets chars toddler to adult clothtng Bryant Painter Pomeroy Mtddleport & Vtcrmty 819 yard 111e June 6 6 7 An tiqols glaaSWI a m IC SR 681 6 miiM welt ofTuppere Pie na 6 mil" aast of Darwin 9• m 7pm 3 fam•tv carport n a Mon and Tun June 8 tnd 9 487 S illlh St Mlddlepodrt Oh o Men women girts elothM Hou111 hold mite Items One m lefrom Langsvlla Ohio C Ad 10DutarRd JuneS 9 1000 7 OOp m Phone 114 742 2&&8 531 S 2nd Avt M•ddlepon Wed and Thur For the saam atrHI Iota of yard goods M at 10001m 600pm J m 1 odd jobs PInt ng dr 'oltway reset ng ca pentar work e. foot fept' tr"' & hedges upar enud Cell 814 319 2.t18 1 v, story C1pe Cod by Randal Homes Something new n Mod ulaf Houa ng on d apl.y at French Clly Mabile Homn Inc Gtlhpolia OH Ph 614 446 9340 New 4BR 2 balh Clerk Or t62 000 Newly rarnodhtd Hs 2BR 122 000 n Add slln Call 448 8898 For tile by owner 2 atory houae n M ddleport over ook ng pll'k 30 yr guarntJ8d v nyle s ding w w carpet 1 iiJ bath un que wolldwo k 814 992 6126 Qo..,ernment Homnfrom 11 lu repa I O•llnquent tax property Reposse11lons Call 806 687 6000 EX1 GH 9805 lor current repo list Fu lly tu n1shed 2 bedfoom home n Rae newlth equipped kitchen r vft' view pfoparty acro11 from Genertl Storlfl E11y accen to Ohio River boat launching and sandy beltch •1& 000 614 949 2168 or 6H 949 2289 Openhaull Juna6 12 3p m 3 bed oom 2 bath Muter bed room and bath on frat floor Completely rebu t ntide and out 300 West Mt n St Pomeav t36 000 81• 992 38•1 Foree otu e H ome~ From t 1 00 on up and lot" tla del nquent p op11t1 es Call 1 BOO 223 7135 Al t o open oven ngt 3 bed oom country home 3 acre• of wooded prrvacy Some tu,n things ncluded 126 000 Prlt!ed to sal th • 1ummar Call 614 949 3039 3 bedroom home 2110 N Man St Make an oftltf w It cona dar trade n of houae trele 304 458 1876 Home Telephone lnst1ll1t on trouble shooting end mprovt menta 9 Veers l!li.plfltnce Ph 614 256 9334 New y buil1 co tlege nettled In the woods on 27 acrM Owl Hili ow Aud 130 000 00 Phone 304 676 7171 Jim 1 odd 10b1 painting driveway reaetNng cerpenler work & roof tpl r tr... & htdan ••perieneed Ph 61 4 · 3"19 2418 Nlce 3 b 2 bMh 6 ac " and wll cons der 111t a mob le home 11 trade In 304 675 3030 or &75 3431 llbysitt ng m my home Dr yOUI'I Ph 614 411l6 1630 any t me House cleaning 1 day 1 wMk Regular balls Galllpol 1 ~rea Call 614 U6 8869 Can do light hauling and roofing Reasonable rates Mu o n Snldor 514 949 2829 Give p anll and OfQin lnson110 beg nnera •dvanced ttudenta and ldult• In my home Also 111ch co d ng and tran 1pos ng Coli 614 992 6403 Wantld lo do Babytit1 ng or house ctaan ng Have rafaren ces Call 614 742 2404 Lawn mower repa r Will pick up fi nd dtlivlf Also I ght haulng Coli &14 742 2393 o e14 742 3091 fJnanciol Larga Y•d Se e starts June 5 •• • some tools manteh tu n tur111 clothll dish• thtct r c dry., and tome •nhQutt 1.4 m le out Grtll' Road 21 FIRST TIME VARO SALE Fn and Sat June 5 tnd 8 9 00 2 00 pm Ping Pong teble games. mattr"' and spr nga good cloth" 506 Chlndl• Or Pt Pit h1ermtta Chamlc.l• Inc 1 looking far a PltriOn who want1 to b. n lhe tet'm te and peat control busln"' to thtmJelvea Pftltntly we hwun lltabl ahlcf frtndtllt tar sala It 1 Ylf'Y rtatOnlblt pr c.e- terms 1\1• It ble. It eovers Gllllpoha Pom• ray Oh&o lnd aurroundine coun ties Pltll repi'J til EXTERMtrAL CHEMICALS INC P 0 lOX 1533 OAV TON OH 45401 Or Coli 513 253 et« O.r ... tela !. m out Sand Hill Rd ICWOII from Nurlfno Hom1 S.turd-v 8 ta 4 9 00 June 8 .-nd 8 Mon and TuN. 193 1 91 P11k Drive Ctncel K rain Busmen Opportumty PAil·TIME and FULL-nMI POSinONS Excellent part ttme benefits 1nclud1ng side and personal use pay vacations hohday pay lnclud lng twQ parsonal holldayo par yoar and tu1t10n relmburoemllfrt Haatth lnaurance and employer paid mlrement program for moat pooltlona Ful tfma blneflta lncludt the pcwa plua •i•n d..,.. hearing preacriptlon druga and Nfa In ....1101 Httlt Itt• 257? C911fAOo lONNIE SCHOONOVER PDSOIIIII. DEPAIIIBT O'II.RSS -~~ HOSftiAL H1 plllllrht, A..... 01111 45701 16141 StJ-5551, at. 256 Scllult 14a70 3BR 1 VI baths CA eac:el ent cond ton On rented lot n Gel pols mme-d Itt posse11 on French City Brokerage Cat 614 448 9340 • Houses for Rent : ~----------~-- For se e lot 1 20a 180 Baum Addition Cheater Townth p A I utI t es aval abe Call614 4159 9830 N ce house 8 ooms and balh "' Futl basement and flreplaca In Pomeroy Phone &t• 992 3187 Lud for Sa e 75 acrn Crab Creek Rotd Jo• 676 •324 Sm1tl n ce 2 bedroom carport Rt 248 CJII 614 985 424.t 1973 Freedon 2BR total elect r c Ph 614 388 9724 Rental s 1974 K rkwood 12 •60 tota l el.etr c new clfpet newty remod.. ed 2 ce I ng fans E Mce lent condit on Redwood porch 41 Houses for Rant out build ng On entlld lot can mo'ole 16 600 Ph 814 .t•e N ce ly turn shed a mal House 8010 Adults on y Refenne et e qu r«td Off 1 eet pa k ng Ph 1973 Altone 1 2x66 po ch 614 446 0338 underpinning refr ge 111ar & stove gas heat Evervth ng 2 BR Home w th f replace near ncuded Must ael Ph 614 town V: acre yard no psts 379 2898 S26 0 per mo Cal 814 446 68100 4487881 Approx 1 VI acrn ground amal house needs repaus ceUar amot..a house city w11er 1bo1.1t eady for hollk up All ro1d f ontage Jim Hill Road Hander son W Ve t2000000wllstl as is 304 67& 4182 32 Mob•le Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL S QUALITV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PHONE 514 445 7274 1972 Castle Ud6 with 1982 Exptndo 1 2x 20 F 1ttp ace Cen tral Alf 2 Bt lht 2 atofaga build ngs Mu st Sell t13 BOO o easontble offer Ph 614 246 6884 Furn thad 2BR Shultz Mllblle Home Taka llVel' payment s balan ce U 000 Csl Evenings &14 445 4489 19740 anctv 11•14•70 JBA 1 e. Vi Bathl Tou•l elettr c new carpet Extrt nee 18960 00 Ph 814 448 0175 1411.70 Park Estates 2 bed ooms 1 VJ bath t furn shed 2 upandot po ch 1hed central a and heat undarpenning all elettfle pr til reduced a neal at 016 000 00 304 675 8704 1986 Co umb a 141t80 aae at Kanaugt Mobile Home Sales Kanauga Ohio or ca Peoples Bank 304 675 1121 f nanc ng IVItlable HOUSE FOR RENT n Chnt• .. Completely remodeled Fo"r bedroom carpeted New Pll'ltl t ng Avt table June 15 Depost\ end rtlerencet required C1lt , 861 4886 lft&r 9 00 p tn Baaut ful renllveted 3 br home on Morgan 1 Woodl1wn ftfm Rt 36 Pliny ••oo per month 304 676 1286 House for ent Hartford nice very clean cloae to tchool azoo 00 per month phone 304 882 2016 oom house Camp Conley aru $160 00 per month 304 6 76 1371 IJt 875 3112 600 AM-9 00 PM Across From Gallipolis Locks & Dom J BR houte lor rent No aecur ty dep os t equ red C11 I 446 6426 0 2BR home 20 m es h'om Gall poI Pat ot Oh S125 6266 3 bedroom houte 2205 North Ma n St Pt Pll 304 458 1728 B 2 or 3 br home 304 87& 3030 876 3431 Publtc Sale & Auct1on SAT., JUNE 13-10:00 A.M. From Golhpohs toke 160 to Bulavtllt·Porttr Rd and turn rtght Go 1 mde 1st house past Exc cand 14x70 Pa ce 3 br 1 lo-S bat hi atovtHefr g deck underp nn ng pat o doors 112 000 304 578 2629 Jehovah s Wttnesses Church RETIRED COUPlE MOVING TO TOWN Gbson upr ght heezer 3 pc bedroom su te lull s ze mat tress and spr ngs grandlath er clock organ and bench hie cab et books records curia ns beds~raad !men kn ck knacks pols pan s owls exmc se b1ke Ike new) kerosene healer canned goods pal o table an d chars 2 redwood cha rs II HP Callsn an r d ng mow e 12 yrs old and used very t tile) Lawn Ch el Sell starlmg mowe Taro Rotottller toots uts bolls and lot s ol stor ed boxes sltll lo unpack 1979 4 DOOR DODGE DIPLOMAT (All extras) AUCTIONEERS NOTE Th1s merchandiSe ts cood quahty hke new and clean 12166 P1rk Villa 2 b 1 bath stove & refrig t mall por ch bay window S6 BOO 30• 676 2529 3m es f om Eva ns on Oonoh&w Rd 1 2x70 Ira lef 68 rm 14 tt16 b 1• 1120 llv ng oom 1e1t porch 10 a t rill land wall tented tpr ng1 barn & outbulld lngs 126 000 Rev A mof Sev e 304 372 4048 V etOt' an Home Immaculate cond 14x70 IWO bad OOmt centra a r fireplace ga den tub all etectr c 304 675 1317 33 OWNERS WARNER & FRANCIS HALLEY AUCTIONEER FINIS ISAAC 614 388 9370 Farms for Sale LICENSED and BONDED Not Responsible for Ace dents or lost Propert Bacret onTrbb e Rd oHRt 62 P ua store build ng wa ahoute 3 BR h0u1e ba n cella plus 2 other buildings All black t op road Ca 304 468 1818 Call aftet' 6PM EST ATE AUCTION Smtll Fa m lllO acrn M neral ghta 4 BR 2 baths tmall basement AC Lg k tt han many cab neu Ph 614 268 8790 63 Acre F1rm w th B roo m houta lg ahop be n M die $301 Catl 614 256 1616 No Sunday Calls 20 acre farm Hannan Trace Road G anwood W Va for mof ll nlormetlon call 304 773 5118 or 773 5188 aftf!' 6 00 110 teres leon 8Jden R d Houte & outbuilding S1 eem through property 304 4158 1058 34 Busmess Buildings Cammerelal buildings fa lean Downtown Pt P eaunt Sto &I offlcea A Ono Rea Ealate C1ro Yeager Broket Calt 30.t 876 &104 747 lnddusu 11 s1oraga 12 foot O'oltf head door 3 ph111es of electr c 1b48 atettl buldlng 814 448 2362 F o appo ntment SAT., JUNE 13-10:00 A.M. The personal property of the late Leona lte~1ng localed tn Mtnersvdle, Oh1o on St Rt 124 next to Ashland Bulk Plant CARS TRACTOR & MOWER 1983 , hevelte 36 582 m1Jes auto / air/ AM rad o farmal Cub cull vators and plow G1avely mower rotot ller plow harr ow and d ag ANTIQUES 01 COLLECTORS ITEMS Oak ock ng chau s small oak secreta y New Haven mantel cock sew ng has ket small watAr ng can tow el dry ng rack kraut cutter o I am ps t unks and other msc HOUSEHOlD Hotpo nl s1de by s de metal cabrnels couch dropleal table and 2 cha rs ound coftee lab e en d !abies blonde double bed dresser chesl ol drawers bookcase large oval rug ar cond I oner break las! sel metal cab nel msc pots pans drshes p essure cann e pat otable & charfS Snger electnc se w ng machrne small chesl at drawers stoves record player and ca b nel 2 loveseats and loi s ol mrsc MI SCELLAN EOU S Table saw ladde s le~ zer spreader hyd and screw lacks tra e og cha ns Ham el te elect c lawn mower exercrse b ke I u 1tars awn chaus an d lots ol hand and shop tools EATS - CASH - POSJliVE ID FREDA LIEVING - EXECUTRIX Caot #25533 DAN SMITH -- AUCTIONEER Ohol< #S7 U 1344 - W YA lie #liS 17 MIKE MARTIN - APPRENTICE 35 lots 81 Acreage Not Re spon s ble lor Ace dents 01 loss of Properly Ont lot on Rt 2 netr Goodyear Pltnt toned for houa• on v 110 000 t m Also 100•100 u Alllf' or hou sa11te• on f1 m lllnft U 000 I m 304 578 2026 3 Announcements A Quality Selechon of Fine Furnhure and Choice Antiques from Muaklngham Co hal been moved to Railroad Hall Also selhng Will ~·a quantity of 1toms from a local Apple Orchard • d the remain ong co ntents of the Bill Carting Esteta from Coat ton Ohio FURNITURE 2 pee phoad r awer 2doors 12tnpesale top OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE NO MONEl DOWN- ISO MO IOAI SWIM ftSN HUNT ,h Oh1o 614 466 IS91 W Va 1 100 245 4321 d awe• - the~P 2 pc~ ;ue t om Ihe same hom a d have malch ng t m. 3 cl marb e lop ables - 1 ~ an e a borate oval b eaul ful ret q. shed che• w che'll c 1860 'l c~ an ce I~ 3 slack bOokcases round oak v tab e cente ped I ems 6 oak 1back cha s flat wal cu pboard lrg cupboa d Count , Washstand Vct LOieseat Mag lame table Cl square grand p ano ? on beds ha p base ta ble Vct amp tab e Ms sun Oak l bra , lable Msso n Oak Couch Vct Walnut 0 Ran Stool Ch d s W"hsla nd [xi a ce Ook Bookcase 2 Weke CHars Wash stand other lu ntu e AN OUTSIANOING SElECTION Of ARI POIIEAY Museum r1ua ty Wheauy1~Qe Vase 18 Mo nng b,Ft fustor.eOB an 1892- l g ARTHUR'S CHAIN LINIC FENCE Ret dent•al Commerclei lndullfl•l PH 614·245·9113 len Solt1 - frat bt1111atu app ed che uhs on vase Wei e 2nd ne Dckenswa f! 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(In Oh 1 dKf'l l a nes ~ I fl tl own glaze va se w lh fu I owl ot he b own g ale W elle ca neo ewe u nl e a W 12 A t Novea u COMfllll tN!IAtUIION Va se w 9 Buewo ellady 12 lanes' eVase f uI nd an W Jo d & Ped w Au elan Mug Wf gu a I? b d<l Of he Yjell!i "'ROSJ!v eMl n atu e Don aello Ja d & Ped Othe Oonale o S1i" a Pes < Oah rose N ce e ect on Rv Ewe s haskel va~ e\ tc Pelms &Reed r a n fener Whea ey tvoe vaselapp ed I ow '> McCoy r.ook e as Brush 2nd ANNUAL BLUE GRASS fE5nVAL Shawnee Ve v ea handoa nt ed umb el a New England Oh1o CLOCKS 6 french rna bte & bone and rna he & br o01e p c face cock~ 2 a e sels wlh s de man! e pc~ Most have s and • go e Rt 50 to Guysville and follow s1gns 12 m1les from Athens & 30 mtles from Parkersburg cl n nK a 1 noveau ad es 1 Long case ose ca ved hang n&fstand ng clock wlh WeSim nste chmes 32 PC\ of QUt MP[R Fsh g av y boat cand est ck butte d sh egg cu p vase Pares etc Roya Ou• Ra e14 Galle pflow mel po art Supe flo blue p tcher/ wa sh!Jow( (More) Wa wck Jowblue dresse tray Humm e I tu e l rg Blue Ma y Gregory va se 2 May Gegory l!ontes £r ckson to nctude 4 bal tumblers/mud, dlers Pomona ptcher art Riass " n~"' Stevens&W ams Mose Cambr dge ~e sey App x 35 pes of cand~w ck Webb c an / wh cui back bow on ste ng base scarce Me ssen candleholde Opal vase/s qu r es 20 pes Nor take m t a Hav and boned shes butter pals lu een mce ~ lve pate p ale au much moe ouality g ass/c h na 7 s ve dollars 4 grea ad es ngs- 1 14K 01 a urounded by 16 d amond< Be autlu 4K Cameo !OK Back Ony•l damond 14K g een stone Naz b m !ante n Sk mshaw Je "' cottee box-1 00! f om Jackson Beave Sp nn ng whee 2 Va n wnde s Zeno chew nR gum cash bo• Fnday 5 p m·12 M1dn1ght Sat 10 am -12 Midnight FEATURING Ralph Stanley &Chnch Mountatn The Hart Bros The Blue Grass Strangers The Brrary ltltn Boys Ro&er McWhorter & Rebound The Boys from lndrana The Puch lin Boys lltsty llount11n The Ntw Grus Express Orn&e llounllrn Spectal AIID OTHERS (12 (12! 13 (12 13 (12 13) (13) (13) (13) (12 13) l ANTIQUE AUCTION JUNE 11, 1987-THURSDAY-1000 AM. RAILROAD HALL S2 E Broadway (on Rt 35), Jackson, Oh1o POSTON LAKE RtdJn H11h Twa bed oom house Ballmeade a ea 304 676 2707 AUCTION 3 Announcements EUREIIA BAll & TACIILE House 28R w th stove & refrlg Loca1ed fi8 M I Cfeek $1150 per mo $76 Dflp Can 614 446 3870 0 446 1340 1979 Libert-y 141170 3 bed ooms fi ep ace gaJdan tllb central a po ch unde p nn ng 304 882 3389 after 6 00 pm Da sy ch u1 n coffee g,r nde d ug !ito e/ar 2doo sops In cand e me d pewler Rayo amp Ran le wa e 2ea eddy bea s Unusual s aw culler c a~t on hea 1 wafl e on/ tong han~ ng hand es dr~ ng •ack sea ce blue/ whte FoRa ty ug I om Jacksoo 0 ma n ~ ugs and crocks ea 8 s ded game boa d 2 ~u~ n ce dee heads mounted on laney oak bo~ d very g edware dough bow 3 hang ng ght I <lu es II hash panted cente dome/ 4 match ng shades- nceJ nay pdu e I ames- I has 1894 Jacksan HS class Bran b dcage woo~ shovel apple st " " many apple crates and baskets/ ds tub stand nce ea copper I unk olhe trunks seve a t ntoysand games Ge man head do I £gg car er ea egg leste coal buckets set de g nder stu lie 2stone axes tots ol early tools old magaz nes Hulty ~wn mow e Moho couch lrg oil ce desk Many bo"sos yet unopened Thee wII bea lot ol box lots nthis sa e (old kllthen !ems mlk bollles I nenl etc THE DINING CU Will BE OPEN PHSTON MUST AID- AIKnONIEI- 614 216 4117 (13! l2 13 12 13) Sound by Blue Grass Strangers FREE CAMPING - FOOD AVAILABLE 110 ALCOHOL Ill IMMEDIATE STAGE AREA NO REFUND - RAIN OR SHINE Admiuion Frt $7 00 - Sit S8 00 tickets •u ooI j 41 3 5 lots & Acreage for Sale JUNE 12th &13th REGISTERED NURSES o•. Mfl bllhs ful batan1ent 30•32 •uched o•age Gunv I • Road 198 000 00 W II cona der trade in of other propltr1V 304 468 1876 M • M Lawn Care • Window Cleaning can any diY after 6 PM 614 379 2671 Wi11 batlystt n my home G1lllpo lit Fe ry area 111rting July 1 304--876 1930 or 875 33•6 goa Ill sold ou1 no Sundey 6 ecrn M l Ill bedroom br ek 3 New 3 bedfoom house all eleetr t lot 1 20•145 on b1ck lot of 2814 Mad ison Ave Verv private •42 000 00 Phone 304 676 7771 R o Grande Nursing P nn ng • Graduation wilt be V dtoed Call 81.t 4•8 8348 11k fo Svlv • if you ~re Interested n pufchtalng 1 copy 32 Mobile Homes 4 2 bed oom home Cemp Conlev 304 676 2829 • Happy Ads .,.... thanko to R.., Ctrl Hlclta Ed SchMUI. Paul Price and ptlbltr HIRINGr Govemmeno JObs vou fes den a &80 pl'l load Ron Evant Enterpr •• Ja ckson Oh a Cal 614 288 6930 eoe.ourhMrtl We lhlink you 10 rftlch Ewlnt Fu-11 Real Estale & co mmer e•l day Dept Busmess Opp,ortunlty Oemonttfate t he l•gtst line In pll'l'f ~en Free k t Toys g hs I NOTICE home decor plus brand ntw THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH Chnstmas line. Over BOO Items lNG CO ocommends thlt you Ntt dalrver ng no collecting No do bualnen With people vou taper enct Clll Fnendly Hom e know and NOT til tend money Part•ft 1 800 227 1610 through the me I unt I you lleve inve&lag•ed the offanng heel ent wages for spll'e time anembly work; etee'lron Cl craft• Others Info (504) 641 0091 Eat 3021 Open 1 d.yt Ir:::::::::::::::::::~=========~ Sept c tank pump ng Whlot- you did to con Home end a opecltl GOVERNMENT JOBS 116040 t59230 yf Now H f ng Call 806 697 eooo EKt R 9806 for cu rent fedtfat at T uck dnven needed Male o femta Cal 814 892 2378 or 1 800 247 4518 Jult thought of us tM• Alinceoethlonkatotho Tuppers Pllins Emer gency Squid Sheriff I Need blbysrtter fLin t me Ph 614 388 9862 Help wanted at the Down UndJr ,.estaurant lmmec:hate open ng fo an expenencad Mi•olog Jt & Hoateas Call fllr an lnterv ew at 614 446 2346 thoro II ott SNELL. ..aa GET PAID for rudmg books $100 00 per tit Ia Wflte ACE 33 2 Pima, Napervtlle IL 60540 We pay cash for late model clean used cars J m Mink Ct'!ev Olds Inc 81 Gene Johnson 814 446 3872 As any friend could MY Perhaps you were not _ .... Managllt needed Famlty beauty talon--tann1ng Ctnter Gall pols Sa ary plus eommi ..lan PI d vac•hon ln•uranee profn thar ng & more For ntervtew Cal 61 Ill 7158 6313 collect 614 446 2969 Afte 6 Perhaps you spoko tho klndtst words ~ (; 111 I ~(.Hfl( EXCELLENT WAGES fof aptre tima lllltrflbly work; electron cs cr.tta Others Info 160.tl 841 0091 EXT 2987 Open 7 Days CAll NOW :;;::=;;;:=;=:;::;;;=;;::== IBabvsitter needed for Summer 9 Wanted To Buy Clo1a to Plants Subdtvis on Ph Announ ce ment s 6 edorlble puppt" part TMrilf' pllrt Poodletoglveawly W II be am-' dogl Cal1614 992 680.t 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 LOOK AT THIS SUPER SPRAYER - NO FARMER SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. FOUND tei car keys found at Casey s cia m 1t Reg ater 200 Man St Pt Pit Plans and spee•flcations are on file in the Oepattment Fret Kitten• to 1 good home 2 wh te 2 black 2 gr.., ttriped 1"" ua ned 814 268 1793 TOP QUALITY BRAND NAME PRODUCTS - Duhound R•~d lh brown lost n langtviii .. Oe.llter .,., 614 742 2066 or 614 742 29« 6626 Oh o Revooed Code 4 Supplymg the Agncultural County w1th UO rew1rd for lost female Toy sat JUNE 7 14 21 11 Columbus Oh o May 29 1987 Contract Sales Legal C9py No 87 411 I''' Midland farm valut• increases 4 percent I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION June 7, 1987 American experts caught off guard Flet c h~l Page-D 2 • Ohto Pomt Pleasant W Va ' • �•. •• r Pomeroy- MiddlePQrt-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W . Va . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 44 2 & 3 Bedroom M o bile Homes Ph. 614-446-0527 2BR , AC , cable, Hud acceptftd R l~ e rv iew in Kanau ga. Fosters Mobtlft Home Park . Ph. 614 - 446 ·1602 2 Be Qroom M obi l e Home in Crown City Ph 614 -256-6520 2 b~td r oo m mo b ile ho me . t 150 00 per month , 304-675 137 1 o r 875-3812 . Tw o 2 bedro om m obi le hom es. furnished. ~ard w ithch ain link lence. S76.00 depos rt. phone 304-676-6512 after 5:00pm 2 br tr ai ler . p"rtiallv furn ished , ni ce to t . Gallipoli s Ferry 304- 675-7942 . Apartment for Rent 1 bedroo m ept , in Pomtwoy. l-otllt t~Jiectrlc. Rent *150. p.,mon·r h. plus deposit . 614· 992· 6215 APARTMENTS , mobile homn, houaet. Pt . Pleaunt and Gellipo lis. 614 -446 -8221 . I bedroom ground floor, private entran ce. reee nt ly remodeled. Everything furn .. loc outskina Henderso n . 8260. m onth . 304 675 -6730 . Ap&rtmentl in Hen derson, P&r· l 1&lly hnnished. 304 ·675 -1972 . 2 bedroom furn i1ed &pt , ref and deposit , New Hav en . W. Va .. 304· 882 -:J267 6024 . C) f 304 -773 - In Middl eport 2 bedroom h.a· ni1hed apt. 304 · ~82 · 2566 . apt 1!111 electric. located tJn Crab Cree k Road . referen ces required. 304 -675. 6609 aft er 5 ·30 call 304 -676 - 3 bedr oom 44 Apartment for Rent 1087 . 1 Be droom basi c rttnt $176 .00 pl us electriC Al so required a &200.00 1eculitv deposit . CON TA CT: Jackson E1tateaOept. Ph 446 - 39 97 Equal Hou s ing Opp ortun ity, Fuml al"led & un furnished apta . . &150.00 and up , referen ces Ph. 304· 676 7738 "' 304 · 675 5104 A -1 Roal Estate Furnl1hed Apt. 5225 . Utilfties 45 Furn ished Rooms Rooms for r,nt, day . week month. Gallia Hotel. Ca ll 6 14 446-9716. Rentas low u8 120 month. · Furnished room. S1 1 6 . Uti litie l paid . Share ba1 h. Single mel e. 9 19 Second. Gallip olis . Ca ll 446· 441 6 after 7.,m Pd , 1 BR 607 Second Avo .. Gsllipol•s. Ph 446-4416 after 7PM Furni1 h(ld E ff ldency S 145. Ut ili ties paid, sholire bath. 607 Second Ave.. Gallipolis Ph 446 -4416 after 7PM . 1 BR A panmant. 740. Se con d Av u S 185 per montfl Deposit req uired . Ca ll 614 -446 -4 222 betwel'!n 9 & 5 Up" tai r a unfurn ished apartment , Util itle• pa id Carpeted.noch1ld· ren o r pms. Call 614 -446.1637 1 BA , ground lloor , all utili ties paid . Nur McDo neiC11. Ca ll 44 6 -7 025 ----- Furnished Apts. Next to Rio Gran'd" C o lt ~ge. Ph. 6 14-446 - 8883 41 Space for Rent Oflica S pace fo r Rent . Excellent for Attorney s, Accou ntant, etc. Cluse to Court Hou11e. Call Wi se m an Rt1al Es1a1 e Agency 614 -446 - 36 44 1- - -- - - - - - - Mobile Home Spa ce, cou nt"J lot, wAt er paid , 1 car garege, Fm Sale M obile Homv Lot 1 Acre M·l. !r AftS & atream Virginill L. Smith Real esuu e. Ph. 61 4 -44 6 6806. ht fl o or. ott str eet parking Ph hook·ups. Cable. Al !o efflchtncy roo ms, air and ce ble. M aso n. 614 - 446 -4604 or 446- 2602 . W.Va . Ca ll 304 ·773· 566 1. Modern 1 BA apt , Call614 -448· 0390 Furnia h ed apt. next door to LibrAry . One profess iorntl Adult only Parkin R. Ph. 446·0330 . Third m1 .. un furniah cd . J;arpotlld, OU1 · sto rage. &260 plus d11posit side IIPPiiltrlCttl, & utilities . Ph. 246 ·9646. FA MIL V PRIOE MOBILE HOM E PARK , Rt . 2 south, Gallipolis Ferry. WV . Now renti ng lot1 l or S66 .00 per month. Ca ll 304 · 676 -3073 att Ar 5: 00 PM . Trni lor SJJ 8C'81 lor rant Gt~ llip o l is Ferry, cit >t wetor lind garbag e pic k up , S 75.00 pe r month. 304-675 -6336 01 675 3246 2 BA . uniu rn ished apt . 322 Third Ave. Adult s only, no pets. Ph . 614 -446 -3748 Or 256· 1903. Pasture lan d. 75 acrtts pasluru. Two 3 room aptt . Devs 446 7472 nher 5446 -1980.t 47Wanted to Rent Gracio us ll11ing 1 room &pnnmMts t~nd 2 bed· 111 Vill11ge Ma no r and River side Apan · miJnls in Midd lep Oft From S21 6 m cludlng utilit ies Ca ll 614 -992 -77 87. EOH . 1 li11droom apt . in Middlepo rt . All utilitlfll p11id. $210. per mon th . C!lll 614 -992 -6 150 304-675 -3 3 16 51 Household Goods 2 Pi ece liv ing Ao on\Suite1326. Mo llohan Furniture, Upper River Ad. Ph. 614-U6·74.4. Opt11 till 7PM on Week Day s . CARPET SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gatlipolia. ~ew 81 uied w ood·coalstoves , 6 pc w ood LR suite 1399, bunk beds S199. reclin Ml new & used bedroom su iteJ , wrin9er wuher. . 81 ahoes . New livingroom .suites $1 99 -1599 . tamps. Call 614 · 446· 3159. C1rpe1 remnanit 16.00 1 yard end up. Mollohan furniture Upper River Rd . Ph. 14· 446· 7444. Open till 7PM o n Week 01ys. e CARPET Carpe1 remna nts 16.00 a yard ind up. Mollohan Furniture, Upper River Rd .. Ph . 814· 446· 7444. Opltf\ till 7PM on Week County Appl iance, In c. Good u1fMt appl iances end TV sets. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat . 614· 446-1699 , 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis , OH . Va ll ev Furnitur e. new & used . large section of quality furn iture . , 1 216 Eaatern Ave . , Gallipolis . Day s. Good used color floor model and pOrtabl e TV. Ph, 814 -448 - 1149 . 1986 Amana Model RS-60 Redar Range. Never been used, UOO. Ph. 614·245·6604 . 8 ra11 bed queen tiu, head board, foot board. fram e, m•t· GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Washers , drye11. utfriget"atorJ, . Ireta & box springs. Very good c ondition *100. Ph. 614· 245· range1 . Skaggs Applian ces . Upper River Rd . beside Stone 9668 . C rest Motel. 614 -446 -7 398. · Slde· by ·Side Harv111t Gold Refrigerator. t1 00. Ca ll 61 4 · 256· 6808. LAYNE ·s FURNITUR E So fas end chair1 priced from 5395 to S996. Tabl es 150 and up to 61 25 Hide· a· beds 8390 t o 8595 . Rec!l'ners S226 to $375. lempa $2 B to • t 25 . Dinettes S 1 09 and up to 8496 . Wood table w · 6 chairs S285 to 8796. Desk $ 100 up to S375 Hut ches S400 and up. Bunk beds complete w · mattresses 6296 and up to $395 . Baby beds $ 110. Mat treue5 or bo• spr ings full or tw in $6 3. firm $73 . and $83. Queen sets 8226, King 5360 . 4 ~a w ar chest S69 . Gun c ab inms 6 . 12 gun. Gas or electric range 1375 . Baby mattnnses 135 B. &4 5. Bed tram es S20. SJ O 8. King hame SSO. Good aelectio n of bedroom suites. metal cabine1S . headbo•rd s &30 and up t o $66. 90 Days sa me e1 cash with approved credit . 3 Mil es out Bulavilht Rd . Op on 9am to 5pm M on . thru Sat. Ph . 614-446 0 322 . 1479 Spaco for ameH trtlli lctrs_ All 28r , 51 Householl;l Goo!ls COU NTRY MOBILE Hom o Pa rk , Route 33. North of Pom 11roy Rental tr aitors. Ca ll 61 4 -992 - De lu.11c 3 room un fu rnisha Apt New k •tchttll, carpet lh1u out , 661 Merchandise Green freezer 18cu. ft., excellent cond., stlf c leaning 301n . wide Westinghouse Rang e, VllfY good cond. PH . 614· 446 -48B5. Din ing table. 6 chairs 8nd hutch. Very nice. t800. Antique 4 door flat wall cupboard. S350. Bald· wln Piano , HOO. Call614- 992· 5082 . 2 -tOn Central Ai_r Condi.tlo~er with A ·C:Oit 1296.00 Ph; 61'4 · 266·9322. Gu range. u1ed sectional wood rocker, 25in. color TV.· redlne, , &po. dinetle HI . Ph. 61• · 446- 7680. ' Couch. Chair, love seat, coH&e table:, doth II adultt & children e." Ph. 814· 446·6425 . C~ollev eeiling fM . huggerty pe, 52" 4 bllde, 3 speed , brand new uo. 304· 675· 3243. King al1e waterbad, 1 yr old. t276 .00. With bedspread . eur· taint , 2 1et1 of sheet• and rnattreaa pad , 1325,00. Elec atova*lOO ,oq . Frost freeretrig· erator, 2 "''old UOO.OO. Teble and ch•irJ *40 .00. Ptton e 304676·7436. For u le Queen si1e wavel"s Waterbed with WJrmer~ 5pc. g l.., top bt-eU:fiS1 set. Call 6t4-446· 2766 . cea Ptl 614 -446 - 86 2 1 Tr ailet lot in .O.ddavilto School Dis!lict Ph. 614 · 446 -2 1 70 o r 388·886 1 3 rourn furnished a partm ent l or i f:ll11 C All 614 ·992 -6434 or Would liko to Aonl Houso o r Tral\m. 2BA , in Vint on or 10 milea from Gallipo lis. Prefer in country . Hnvn 2 Chi ldren Ph 304 -88 2 -2666. 614 446 -646 4 board. t9 .95 or ('Vtx 4"8·8 .$5 ). .2 15pc . up 1 . 00 off P r . Pe . ( 7 . 16tf1s ~~: 4 x 8 - 5 . 95} 1 4 .· 4.-8 ced.- or treated latllee 12 .95 and 10.95. n .OOoff26pc, up, 15,· 1J.x4Jt8 wood otk paneling (B) 6 .99ea. lA) grtde 8 95ea. 16.· ,h~ ...S Birch Pan~ing Reg. 2 • . 96 now 16. 96. 17.· Pinu nd cedar wood wings co at ing 165sq. h . pr. p.ackage68 . 96 and-o 11 0.96 p k. 18 .· 4d Glue till bath panels (8 ) 4 . 99 ind 5 . 99n, 19.- Perma (A) lnaulated lhNI · ing foil one side (Yilll4xl -4 .99) ( 1Ax4 x8 · 5 .99) 11 -4•B · 6 .99) . 20.: Thermo t pt._, lnsulatlvt th ing foil (21 sides 4x8 4.95 26pc. up , .00 ot1 Pr . Pe. 21 .·1nsuu l ated temp ered glas1 panels . % x32x76 -29 . 96 11 •h.••· 55 Building Supplies 55 Building Supplies • 35pc up 25.95 . 22 · Pine tnsi~e !overed adjuitable shutters. aU 's •les beiQw wholesale co,s t. 23 .-K-lux bench mark brick c ornen 50 cants bott. mortor :2 gal . 10. 96. 24.· Prefinished bru ce oak flooring s~ th ick 2 1A wid•. ' 20aq. ft . c:tn . 845 .00 10 ctn . up , 39.95 e1n. 25 .·Prehung in1erior doors prefiniahed and unfinis hed all slu.~o IBl 29 .96ea. 26.-Stltll extet"ior insu l ated pr~ hung door1 18) 69 .96ea. 27 .· E.~~ ter!or steel door blanks (Bl 25.00u. 28 .- Pine Louvered By· fold doors t~tll {24· 29 .95)130· 35.951 132· 39.96}' 135· 44 .95} . .- J:.bl e commerctel . . alummum entrance doors set• 699 .96 or singe ll 399 .95 with hand.lt and locks. 31 .,Single 01 double leaded gl•• steel inaulated , doors iett. reg . 699.00 to 1800 . 00 no w 349 . 96 f Q 895.00. 32..-Steel doors and jamb. prettung H~ hr. fire rated . 189.96. 33 .· Prehung st.-1 insul.1ted doora with 'h 9lass insulated 129.95•. 34.· Pra. hung pin e panel d oors all sia'es 89.9588. 35.· Blank hol low core. 148-69.90) . 29 .· Double side lite ''t' enuan ea door with deco· ret&d glass and sheel panel doora . 350 .00ea. JO .· Bronze ao doors from 12 to 20 wide long· 400ea . 36.· Prefinlsh~7. pref"tung oak legtcV doot'1 anjl... jamb ell •ilet- •4 .9(iea. PENNS WAREHOUSE WEll-' STON. OHIO 614· 384· 3645', ~ 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan's Used Tire Shop. 0\ler 1,0 00 tires . sizes12. 13, 14, 1-5, 16, 16.5 . 8 miltl out AI . 218. Ca ll614 -266· 6261 . Pl11tic cistern state approved, plastic septi c tanka. plastic cul\lerts. metal culverts . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . Ja ck· son. Oh. 614-286 -6930. MovinQ, Bolens mower. freezer, 2 cars , pi ano, dining table, stereo, wa1h8f & dryer, mise. Items. Call 614-379· 2263. DAYS ONLY) All 10, 14 and 18 Karat Gold Filled Jewelry on Sale at Frank's The Sunday Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. 54 Misc. Merchan!lise New window e lr Gibion 18.000 BTU leu then 1 Va price Ph. 6,4-«6 ·2163.' Un iden Satellite System. Ph. 614-245· 5294 . White Wedding Dfeu. Vidorian sty le with train . Size 9 . Ph . 614·388·9809. 2 Rat Terrier Puppies, 1 Bolens Tractor 10h.p., 1 tobacco bed. Ph . 614· 245, 6697 . Ca telyll c Converters, only S89.9B . Most models. lnstlill e· t lon al110 aveilable. Ml,lfflllf Man, 9 'S timpson Ave., Athens. Ohio 1·800·843·3767. 54 Misc. Merchandise Uti!itv trailer new li9ht s reedy for Iron Firemen auto coal stoker . the road U&o .·oo. ButchMing and eonvOI~o 1!11 50 1..C ussins ft:rn equipment, band aaw. meat turnace goas with stoker 650. grlndtt , t8nderiur, cutting ta· 660 gal . water tank *60 . 614· ble, paper holder, must sell all. 992·7580. 11 ,000 .00. 304-882-3793. Family si;re Maytag washer 11nd dl)l er. Both for 1196 . 614 -992- 3324. To ny ' s Gun Rep airs. hot reblu&lng . Open9:00 AM to 7 :00PM . us·. oo. 8 ft t ruck to pper with ca bineu and ligh1s $35.00. Four 15 inch chrome rims S50 .00. Pfl one 304 -6756950. Surplus denim. rental. arnw. Cethart clotlling . S am Sorn• rville' s Eut Ravenswood. Fri. Set, Sun. 12:00 till 8 :00 PM ; 304 ·273·6655 . 55 Buil!ling Supplies Real Estate General Building Materiais , Block. bricJt , sewer pipM:, win · dows. lintela, etc. Claude Win · ters. Rio Grande. 0 . Call 614· 246 -6121 . A TIME FOR DISCO~ERY Sump pump Call 304-675· 4631 . 55 Buil!ling Sl.lpplies Concrete blocks ell si.tes vard ar delivery. Muon sand. Gallipolis BloeM Co .. 123 1h Pine St. , Gallipolis. Oh lo Can 614- 446 - 2783 . ----------------~--~R~e~a~I~E~st~a~te~G~e~n~e~ra~l~--------------~·: •• Ready mix ·cQn crete and .!Ill concret e supplies. Call us Velluv Brook Cement an d Supplies , 304-n 3-5234 . 56 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pat Grooming . All breeda ... AII styles. Julie Webb Ph . 614·4•6· 0231 . Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel . CFA Himalayan, Peralan and Siamese kinens. AKC Chow puppio1. New kittens; Siamese and Himatevans. Cell 614-446· 3844 after 7PM . • OPEN HOUSE ·SPRING VALLEY AREA HOMES OPEN 1-3* SUNDAY JUNE 14 I ,...--- FOLLOW SIGNS ON RT. 35 AtcC German Shepherd Puppies . Bred to protect . wormed , 6wka , old. S160 . No chech. Ne ar Bidwell. Ph . 614 -388· 864&. We're Opening Up For You! 1 Roll away bed with naw a ttr"'· lit1le girl1 clothing size m_ 6· 10. Mans 3pc. suit size 42 chelt. 32-31 pants Ph. 614· / ·., /,/ 446·0065. Baby crib, mattren, bedding. awing, Infant seat, potty chair. yellow ginuham du11 rufflft & curtai ns Ill welt decorations. Ph. Real Estate General :·.; 614·446·0837. ~ : '. 55 Building Supplies ' V'tmli1(11 C/ .Je--D CLOSEOUT 'S 1 .· Counter tops . Kitchen and bath and bar . 82.99 Lin. Ft. 181 . 2 .· Marble Vanity Top ' s (BI From 18- 19 to " 22-48" 810.00 to l=l t:stoE ~ TI" '- . ef. 8mt.tl. ..~:... ~I m .. ,,.....frill 636 KRISTI DRIVE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY New kitchen, bathroom , and carpeting h acre - 17 acres available. 1 CAll 446·2359 Rea l Estate General ST. RT. 588, V. MILE PAST BOB MCCORMICK ROAD Sunday, June 7 -· 1:00-3:00 f?.M. WISEMAN REAL ESTATE - 446-3644 Real Estate General Realty pawnbroker's 1ast. CLUSTE RS ........................ Starting at '35 .00 SOLITAIRES ........ .......... ,Starting at •40.00 WEDDING SETS ................ Starting at '40.00 BIRTHSTONE RINGS ......... Starting at '30.00 LIND! STAR RINGS ........ ... Starting at 135:oo y, CT. DIAMOND CLUSTER ............. 1 260.00 $69, 650 KRISTI DRIVE 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths 446:6806 Real Estate General COME MAKE AN OFFER NO REASONABlE OFFER REFUSED Buy at just a fra1tion above your $62,000 509 OAK DRIVE 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths INv EST MEN TS . Co"'MER CI I.LJ 299.96 . 9 ,· Color Commodes 169.96 . 10.· Fiberglass Roof shlnglet (8 ) 116 .95 l q.·90wt. rcll roning S9 .96 . 11 .· Pine r o ugh nw T .- 1 · 1 1 si ding ('r'Jx4x9' 1 2 .95) 26pc. up 1.00 off pr . Pc . 12 .- % x.4 ' 11 8 ' Plywood-8 .95 v,. 6 .96 26pc. up. •1 .00 off pr. pc. 13 .· 34x,.x811: tongu a & groove water $79,900 538 HILDA DRIVE 4 bedrooms, 1112 baths REAL EST~TE PROFESSIONU SERVICE MAKES THE Dl FFERENCE SPECIAL NOTICE #1 SMITH REAL ESTATE HASA NEW LOCATION - 450 2ND AVE .. SUITE 102 SPECIAl NOTICE #2 WE HAVE 3 NEW ASSOCIATES VIRGINIA l. SMITH, BROKER 388-8826 RUTH GOODY. OFFICE MANAGER 256-6256 DIAN CALLAHAN, REALTOR 256·6251 KENNY GOODY. ASSOCIATE 256-9334 $50 .00. 3.- 22 -30 Almond Vtnity •nd Marb4e Top t79 .95 . 4.· 60" Steel Bath Tub' a Almond and whit I B9 .95u . 6 .- High Glots tub wall kit s almond and whitt. t29 .96. 6 .· 1 pc. Fiber· IJIIII tub end shower com bina· tion . White and co lors S159.96 to $179.815. 7 .- 2 p.c. Fiberglau tub and showers combination white and colors S199.96 . 8 .· Delu11e ecryllc t ub and showers with top. Fleg. $69.96 Now 446-3636v4~ Beautiful Custom Made 3 or 4 Bed room house m Kyger Creek School Di stri ct . Refer en· 55 Buil!ling Supplies BUYOUT S - SECONDS - JEWELRY SALE (3 54 Misc. Merchandise June 7, 1987· ' "' 7. 1987 June Rustic Ranch siluated on 6.8 acres m/1. Formal living room & dining, lg. stone fireplace. complete kitchen, utlity room. Efficiency apartment &garage &workshop. Lg, deck area overlookinf vall•• AUDREY F. CANAOAY, RfALTOR IIOIIERT GORDON. REALTOR, 446-6216 MARY FlOYD. REALTOR. 449-3383 2$ IOCIJST STREET. GAlliP~U~$ 0HIO . $64,900 MT. ZION ROAD 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths DATE: SuNDAY, JUNE 7r 1987 TIME: 1:00 to 4:00 P.M. DIRECTIONS: Approx. 3.7 miles out 141 pass Cenle· nary and lake lincoln Pike, to Northup Rd. Approx. 2.5 miles to residence. follow signs. 'A CT. CLUSTER ....... .. .............. .... ... ' 450.00 'A CT. WEDDING BAND ..... 1 ~". ~1 9.... ' 500.00 1 CT . SOLITA IR E ........................ ... '1500.00 1'1• CT. ANTIQUE SOLITAIRE .......... '1500.00 SIZING AVAILABLE STUTES REAL ESTATE Jewelers Welcome As Before IONNI! STUTfS, liOKD !!'• L'!.•~ low w~~~~~ ~ hll business out of town. nted$ to sell . l&. 2 . 1ppro x. ',kitchen hn ut·in ern , solid oak cabinets, bat~, aro und halt the home. Andersen windows & slid inc &lass door. Hut \ Tour Today With .... WISEMAN REAL ESTATE - 446-3644 I •For Personal Viewing Call for .; pump. Eltralc. ulility rm. l acre m/ 1. Asking !40.300.00. Real Estate General Real Estate General OpenOpportunity House Weekend knocks. June 6-7 E. Mainl..l.lll POMEROY,O. 992 ·2259 NEW LISTING - l ong Bottom on the River! Fish, boa! or !USI rel31 and watch TV 011 your ownsatellite dish m!hiS 2 bedrm. rustic cabin. ThiS cozy cottage has furnished kitchen, 1ural water and IS 1nsulaled. F1ont deck lo vtew lhe Beaut1ful Ohto. la~ge lol $14.500. 6 Vmvl stded ranch w1lh 3 bedrooms. hvmg room. eat mk1lchen. ul1hly room and m01 e. Come and see' ~2 40 5 1189 Adelaide Drive) SR 1411o Neighborhood Road. lake the first road lo !he righl. Follow signs. Bnck ranch wtlh 3 bed1ooms. 2 baths. lam1ly room. 2 car garage. ln·ground pool and mote. Come and see !he rest - you'll be tmpressed .. #2406 SR 588 lo Fairfield·Centenary Road. app101 . \1 mile lo Porterbrook Subdovts>on . Second street to the left. Watch lor . l' SUNDAY, JUNE 7 - 1:00 • 5:00 P.M. Bnck/ Frame spli t·level 4 bedrooms 1'.\ balhs. lamily room and m01 e. Come and see. ' . #2N8 (Meigs County! SR 7 North lo end of 4 lane. turn left on County Road 79. Foil ow signs. Gtttu~ .Put Number 1to work for you! 1 rd m.21. SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. 446-6610 WE LOVE TO SHOW THIS PROPERTY. NICE SHADY LAWN, ~OTS OF FRUIT TREE$, TWO LARGE GARDEN SPACES. THE HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS, NICE OPEN FLOOR PLAN, BEUATIFUL CARPETING, CENTRAL AIR COND., 5 ACRES, BRAND NEW 2112 CAR 24x30 GARAGE. GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS. Ln US SHOW YOU THIS HOME SOON! $,8,000. POMEROY - Ahome for a cook! If you.spend a.lol ol lime in !he kitchen !his one Is lor you. Beautiful modern kitchen compliments this 3 bed •oom home with a deck lor outside ealing, conve· nienlly located lor accesslo y0ur · gourmet's kitchen. Basemen! and lots ol closet space. $44,900. lltW LISTING - TUPPERS PLAINS - Ranch type house .on SR 681. Needs some repairs. AS IS. Up to 4 bedroom s. l ~ baths, on a nice lOO'xlOO' lot. Want $50,000 with financing. $45.000 CASH PRICE to seller. Ill DDLEPORT Nicely ~emodeled I\\ story home on a quiet stleel in lown. Fenced yard, cute front po•ch. Many olher leatures. MUST BE SEEN' $21 ,900. Henry E. Cleland. Jr. 992-6191 Jean Tr1ssell ..... 94t-2660 Dottle Turner ..... 992-5692 Office ................ 992·2259 AW UKESlCLUSION?: Charm in~ • bedrm. ranch with 111 the con•t1nience of tht cily. 2 balhs. ranee , reffl&., washer. drye r and heeze1. l&-2Y1 W ,., . , .. 111. workshop end stalls fOf horsts.~~ am lence d. Owner wants ': :" ·. #ti\ 4 ACRES: PORTER. ON Sit 554: Recently rem odeled 2slol'f home. lR. DR. 4 BRs. ta~ily kitchen w/ bar. !!lid s ot cabmets . utillt ~ rm .. su npoiCh base- ment. Alii&. rms. Beaulilul bees rn tht yard. UOs ~ lOl NEWLISTING: 8 ltru m/ 1. Older !arm home, 4 bedrms.. 1 bath , ut -tn kitchen . llrp front porch. 81od car&p w/ wor• lln . 856* tobacco but. Out bld&s . SSO.OOO. Of home w/ 1 iC. $.0,000. I mt. from to wn . ma NEW liSTING: Comfortable 3 bedrm. home. Louted m oss from J btdrm .. bath, 11. counlry •itchen, svnp orch , 8 mi. from Rio Grandt. $23.500. 2 lois availa ble. u 37 Bloomfield Scltool. MINERSVILLE - Beaultful home wilh a beaulilul VIew' 3 bed1ooms, lull basement. I'" baths all qualily con· sl1 uction. Fronl porch. lireplace. Cape Cod design. $54.900 NEW LISTING - RACINE - Appro!. 3 ~ acresof land w1lh 3-4 bedrooms, balh, Iron! porch w1lh deck ove1head. Also small mob1le home 101 rental income' ASKING$24.000. SUNDAY, JUNE 7 - 2:00 • 4:00 P.M. HOUSE OF THE WEEK • ., ~~ll:sE.MANOR THI~ NEW CEDAR SIDEO HOME HAS 2 SECOND FLOOR WOOD BALCONIES - REAR BALCONY HAS A COMMAND· lNG VIEW OF SURROUNDINGRill 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. WOODDECK ENTRY. ORNATE LEADED GLASS FRONT DOOR IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY NICE DECORATIVE TOUCHES. $54,900. si ENTRY. WINDING .THIS HOME- ONCESPACIOUS HAD ABALL ROOM. LOCATED INOOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS. PERFECT FOR ALARGE FAMilY OR COMMERCIAl VENTURE. DON'TLET THIS SELL BEFORE YOU SEE IT! $69.900 •• • •• SfiiCK AND FRAME ClOSETO HOLZER: Duirabl e ~orne 1nd lou tlon. SR \6 0. Ast to s&e inside this bu ullfu l ranch 3 8R. cou ntry kitchen. family rm .. wbtp.. carport l ac. m/ 1. low $50s I!Ol 8£ .GlAD YOU WAllED; Some drSC ilmiAI\In& lamrty will take pr r d~ rn ownershiP of thiS lo~ely bm• ranch. located closelolown. lR. 3Bit. 2baths, FR w/ wbfp . sta lntd &lass windows. lull equrpped krtchen. scr tt~ned patio. Mat pump. in-pound pool with detk at1d stde. MUCH, MUCH MORE A buulilul home for en lert ainrna. too. OR•mcmv R£ DUC£D i ll! H._Y[ QUI OWN PRIVAH BOAT DOCK. 2 urn mil, r01d acun to Oh10 VINTON - CORNER OF CHERRY & Cl~Y - Ntce lwo story home offers 4 BRs, 2 baths. LR. k1lche n. den. d10mg room. lu ll basement. sundeck. fu eplace. Call lor an appomtm enl . SR •w:-'·-"""''' • •. • DUPLEX 4 SALE - G•ealmveslmenllor the buyer. located on Graham School Rd. Ea ch uml offers 2 BRs. liVing 1oom . bath. k>tchen and slove. relr1 g.. OW and d1spl .. laun dry. large carporl. cenlral a" and sl01 age well . ' I •• .• ' .• • •• ·! 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND fRAME HOllE IN CENTENARY HOME HAS NEW ROOf AND VINYL SIDING. YOU WILL ENJOY THE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND THE CONVENIENCE OF iHE ATTACHED GARAGE. BACKYARD IS FENCEO TO PROTECT CHILDREN AND PETS SEE AND YO~'ll BUY! $48.000. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE! 4 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HAS111 BATHS, FULL BASEMENT.WITH RECREATION ROOM ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE PLUS 24140 WORKSHOP GARAGE. NICE COVERED DECK. ONE ACRE LAWN. NEAR CITY. $65.000., I KERR·HARRISBURG ROAD - JUSI MiNUTES FROM HOUER HOSPITAL. SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH, HAS 3, BATHS. FAMilY ROOM, FIILLY CARPETEO, tiATURAL GAS BOILER HEATING SYSTEM, CENTRAL AIR COND. AMONG THE MANX EXT!IAS. AHOT lOB, '" ACRE LAWN, BASEMENT. ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. A LOT OF HOME FOR$79,500. wms EARLY COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE - BRICK AND PORCHES, CHARMING SUNROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH Fl· REPLACE, 4 BEDROOMS, ATTACHED GARAGE, NICE PRIVATE PLACE TO LIVE ON APPROX. 2 ACRl:S. ALSO HAS GREAT COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL.LOCATEO ON ROUTE 35 ANO 588. REASONABLY PRICED AT $65.000. JUST liSTEil! IF YOU'¥£ BEEN· !JlOIING FOR A NICE HOUSE WITH A PRE1Tf SEniNG 011 APPROX. AI ACIE Of GIOUIID THIS IS IT!! HOUSE IS REMOOElED INSIDE ANO OUT. NEW ViNYL SIDINGt,NEW ROOf, NEW WINDOWS, INSULATED MOSTLY CARPETEO AND NEW DECK ON BACII. AlSO HAS SMAll BARN &2CAR GARAGE. GAHS &GREEN ELEM. ONLY ASKING S30,000. IUILDUI5: •n;.,llpou. H•.rtillllodlf. .. Church. HolM! - MW i lilf"iftl, panel. cood tlrprl & roof. l(.r1r1 .. .: ut ilify 1111.. w/ new ps tu11uu 111d untral arr. fll 2 ~CRES :: NEW LISTING - .-6 MI L: Older remodeltd lr1mt home • / nice!& ,. tlt ·in titcfltn 14'• t7 ll . 3 IH!drms .. bit h. Ci stern . tobacco base (l~aud) . ·,. l.& STOCKED 'pofHi. Woodburnm& l~nl. 1980 Windsor mob1le home 111· • • cf~dtd. L&.lrm .. 2 bJihs. plenty ol clouts. ubintts plort. b111lt ·Ill mlc r~ • w/ stertO t ¥pettd toUI elect. 2 1& . out bldp , appr o•. 2 yurs old. llr· nml rtrhts. ttannM! Trace school. Owner rs tlltd - •ould lrkt to rellfl . •! ;, S'l,UO. • WOOD£0 LOT: Strum. l K. m/ 1. 15500. ·! illS 30.5 ACRES 11/ l - $11.000 - Sec. 93 W;!lnul Twp. Fronts on Whtle Hollow and Berry Rd Sephc 1an k. AU IRICIIUCH / IIACiilllfiCfillt VIEW: "usllacrn and pond. Put JGIII • Mt!M. 3 Bls. : trw. and dininc nw•• 2 htll baths, 21 MIJtlf N6rlll.. lc. tit .. llundrj fll .. Ottk owtlloolliq pond. hfn. huil fiNS, WOITH SHIIIIG: WOitH 011· •; lNG. Ill! • • OWl Pfi'JOIIIIIOIKh towcxl sntl c""ptett this wtll Mst&Md ' ADIJAIIA¥1. ~IDS SI'!CIAl • .,. 111'1 ..lMiftc ~L U6,000wi>ltoy '*•·btrallrlfkitrMtl wl ulil&•u,tile bit•.fi•Hyr.., J ..__ IIHily ~.-,_d . Stonlo witt- IOd \loO<I. City ldloolo. Illy- • ~ 1111 '* IMfiCIIt of Jow ilttemt rite Mid ""'' TURN THE KIOS LOOSE HERE -2.5acres m01 e or less w1l halovely ranch stylehome, 3 BRs, 2bath s. LR. kitch en has m1C1owave. range and 1elng.. lull base ment. carpel. heal pump, cent. a11, atta ched gara ge plus unattached gal3ge lots of room 101 a g a~d en . HAll liM TlACE RD.: lOitcrts. 2 road hontap lakl offer. ~ tM CORA II Ill RO. - Perry Twp. - 8 wes mil vacant land Call 101 more deta~ls. 1121 HAVE YOUR OWN PIIVATl lOAf OOCM; 21+ Krts m/1 . Rold acct n toOh10 • Jl fvtr . . ' OFf SR 160-7 ACRES 1/l . 8"u1Hul buil~nc loc-oon. ; • WtLIUSVIll[: 92 KitS M/1. llah otfet . ,! ~~ DOWNTOWN LOCATION - liVE IN ONE . RENT THE OTHER or RENT BOTH! - 2 story home w1th 3 BRs. bath, LR. kitchen. duung rm , gas heal Gm ~e aparlment 1n rea~ oile rs 2 BRs. bath. k1!chen. laund•y room Make us an offe1 11-, Rrve1. LAND, LOTS Of LAND! - 161 ACRES.WOODS Mill ROAD. 9 ROOM COLONIAL STYlE HOME HAS 6 BEDROOMS 2 ~ATHS FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET. CAll US SOON. YOU WILL WANT TO SEE THI SPROPERTY! PICTURE THIS - You and your lamily ~elmng on aW13 p around deck en1oyrng a lerr•frc v1ew oil he Ohio R1ve1 . You can with lh 1s home al th e edge ol town Olh e• ~! t racti ve features mclude % BRs. 3 balh s. LR wtlh stone fireplace and m11roreo wall Ihal reflects the nver VIew FR. rec fOOm. ktlchen , dmetle, 2 fireplaces, ca~ pel. cent. atr. II you l1ke I he nver you 'll love Ihis on8 .. . I Ill j N!IIISTIWG - IACHELDJS COTTAGE: ClosolO cily h•ito.ll!pin l!i<oIJ!l COMMERCIAl BUILDING - PERRY TWP. - NEAR CORA - 600 sq. h. steel butldtng, tdea l lor anyone 1n lr uc~in& dnlhng 01 mmmg busm ess. Owner may consK1e1 leasmg or linancm& Call lor more mlormat10n. DON'T BE CR~IIPED fOR ROOM ANY MORE -'- Th1s lovely.home offers 2000 sq. fl . and ts IUS! live minutes hom!own-~ BRs. t 11, baths, powder room. k1l chen. dmetle, LRw1th co10er woodbu me!,lamtly room , ca rpel and hardw ood. ~as heal.cent. au , att ached garage, ctl y schools. Call lodav. SIEP INTO ElEGANCE wh en you ente1 lhe loye1 ol one ot th e F~enc h Ctly'; ltnesl f01maiLR. lor mal d1n1n~ spac>nus master bed 100m Wilh OIII CC 01 SI!WIIlg 100m ad1acenl. den. 2 BR s upsla!IS.711, baths. 3 l11cplaces. lg. lam1ly room. sola11urn, cove1ed pallo. screened p o ~eh and much more Call 101 an appl LOVELY BRICK HOME IN TOWN - Th•s home has a lot to offer. K•lchen wtth range and dtlpl . LR wilh lu epla ce, carpel ove1 hardwoiXI . lull ba sement, allached garage w1lh elecll 1c opener. gas heat/cenl. all, stor m wmdows. You'll wanllo sec lh1sone. THE FAMilY Will LOVE TillS ONE! Ranch style home on .5 am m/ 1, olle1s 3 BRs. bath, kilchen.lamily room.LR.carpel. healalalor lireplace, WB slave. 2 car attached g a~a ge, 16132 •n·g•ound pool. Chain link lence. Call lor an appomlm enl $25:000 - VALLEY OR IVE - fh11 3 Bfl home oflm 1 ba lhs. k1 lchen. LR. OR. carpel. Ral heal nly schools Call lor an appl MAKE IHI S YOUR NEW HOME - Brtck ranch 3 Bll<., I 1 balh1, k1 lchen w/ range, ilouble oven, DW, IIVII1 R1111 , dtnelle, lamlly nn . ft~epl ace. lull basemen!, scoee ned norch. 1 Cal alla~hed flal age, KC sc hool d1slw:l COMFORTABlE liVING PRICED AI $19,900 - Th•s atha ctiVe home oilers 2 BRs. bath. ktlchen w1th range. d1n1ng•oom. LR. carpel, 1 Cal unallached garage, Sllualed on lwo lois. Call loday GREEN IWP. - 2 5 acre s m/1. ve1y niCP home olfe•s 5 BR;, 2 balhs. k1lchen. dun~ nn . 1R, carpel and ha1dw ood , wood bu•ne•. new furnace Ca ll for an appomtmenl. LOI SFOR SAlE - Sl•lr. Rl 7, ru~al walr.~ ava~lahle. mob1lr honll' welcome Call lor BUY ALITTLE OR BUY A LOT - Thtshome can be purchased w11h 5 ams 01 58 ac.es and oiler s 3 BRs. 2 baths, LR. k1lchen. woodbUimng stove. car pel, tobacco base. 40x60 barn, cellar house and sevel31 shed s. Call lor more mlormallon $39,900 - 1 7 ac res m/1. Ve1y ntce ranch style home feaJu~e s 2 balhs. 3 BRs. LR. lamlly rm. and lo1mal d1mng, car pelmR. woodbufmng stove Call lor m01e mlorma!lon GREEN ACRES IS IHE PLACE TO BE Ntce ranch style home Sllualed on a 70x 148 II lol olle•s 3 BRs. 1 '~ baths, LR. FR w/ l11eplace. eal ·llt k1tchen. gas heal G1een schools Call loday . GRHNFIELO TWP. - 88 75 ac m/ 1honls on SR 233 and frank Shalfer Rd. Owne~ s ~eports ltmber. PRICE REDUCED TO $39.900! -GREAT BEGINNER HOME - Th1s home oilers a large LR wrlh l11eplace. ~1tchen . dmmg area, 3 BRs, balh, full basemen!, 1 car garage, deck, lenced yard tusl mmules lo !own on Rl. 141 Call for an appomlmenl CHAROLAIS HILLS - 3.24 ams more or less. Owner l1nancmg avarlable. THE kiDS WANT~ POOL AND YOlfwANT ENOUGH 10011 TO KEEP THEM OUT FROM UNDER fOUR FEET - This home offers all that. 3 BRs. 3 baths. equ1pped kitchen, 14x44 family 1oom. dinette. i 2 car anached garage. 20x40 ADDI SONIWP. - Possom Trot Road 93 ac~e ; rn/1. all woiXIs Old barn on p10perty $21.900 mOfP deli! liS INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 9 acres. mil app1ox •• m1. lrom HMC w1lh hon lage on Sl Rl 160 GRAHAM SC HOOL ROAD - Ve1y niCe ranch ofle1 s kitchen w / ~ange 1!h1g . OW d1spl.. mtcrowave. LR. FR, dmelle. 3 BRs. I balh, ce nl a11 , c a~pel,ng, 2 metal ultliiY bldgs. Shown by appomlmenl ENJOY THIS HOME - 4 BR1 ? halhl . eq utpped kitchen. I.R dllachr.od gm ge. heal pump/cent au wh11lpool m master balh, above ground pool. Shown by LOTS OF POIE NTIAL HERE! - 2000 sq II bulldmg w1lh lronla ge on Sl Rt 160 12120 walk-mcooler, 1211 da11y case Call 101 mo1e dela•ls AFf ORDAB ILITY + LOCATION = ONE NICE STARTER HOME - Near Green School. 3 BR;, bath. LR. kil chen. lueplace. full basement. b•g ya1d Call for mo1e de· la,ls AFFORDABLE PRICED AT JUST $29.9001 -Closeto c11y on Rl. 141 thts home oilers ktlthen, LR, lam1ly •oom, d1n1ng roomand lull basemen!, large unallached block garage. Call fo• an appointment OWNER HAS REDUC ED IHE PRICE TO $39,900 - 132 9 m/1, pas1u1e fa1m. sp11ngs, 42•94 barn. lobacco base. Olde1 home m good shape, 3 BRs, bath, LR. k1tchen. Call today. iiOPOIIll mr nt �} • ,. 0 Jyne 7, 1987 1 9 87 : ~ ~e~ :~e~ :~f~o~ h~s:~ ~ ~u1nF:~:~Y~F:~:m~m~e ~q~-~:i:~:~u~~:~:~I:1~7~1==A~ut~o~s~fo~r~S~a~l~e~7~1~~A~u~to~s~f~o~r~S~a~le~~7~2°~h~~~ru~c~:.~o~ :~:~:~ ~ e~·safn7~t~~W~~~~~:~~~&:4~W;.;D:.:=f:7~4=;M;o:t:o:rc:y:c~le:s::=;~7=5==s~Jo~:~~~~e~a:~~~~~~~;~ 5 Black and tan Beagles out of ••eetltnt hunttnu stbdt 11 months old when hunting sea ton starts. Call 814 ·949 -2H1 . TobKco or tomato •ticks 62 ". 16 c each. Morgan's Woodlawn Farm. Rt 36 Pliny , 304~ 675 · 1286 Need donet10n1 of dog houses 62 Wanted to Buy tor the Humane Society. alt alzes, 304-882 -3477 57 Now buying 1hell corn or eat corn Call for lates t quotes Rrver Crty Farm Supply, 614· 4462985 Musical· Instruments For sale Lowery e 14-245-6835 58 0 rgan Ph 63 Fruit Livestock Duroc Boers Bred JUI1 like the boer• we tes1ed at the Oh io Testa1ton th at gained over 2 6 lbl Pet' day Rogflf' Bentley . Sabina OH 513 -684 2398. & Vegetables Strawbemet· Piclt your own Bri~ containers. Claud e Win · ters Rio Grande Ohm. Ca ll 7 yeer old rrdtng horse. 304· 676-2409 814· 246·6121 . Berry Petch closed for the 1111on Sat . June 6 11 noon . 64 Fields open for picking. oH Sandhill Rd . li ·Pick. We Pick Mon thru Fn 7 ....., to 8 pm . 304·676· 2817 Cle1n. m+xed hey S1 00 a bale you ptck up in the f1eld Call 614 446-7803 or 446· 278 4 r..,.lorl Husteli'J Strawberri&s Quality Frwll and Vegetable• retail and whole~ale . B & S Produce tcroll from P1ua Hut. Gallipolis, Ohro. Hay for sale, $1 .30 per bale al b11rn, 304· 575· 2465 . 304 -882 · 2237 69 For Sale or Trade • Transportation 71 Autos for Sale 0008. 7339. & 1984 82796 Owner $2360 Dodge , utn cl ean 1981 Chevy M11libu 1 66,000m l. Like new Ph . 614-286-6522 1978 Olds Regency . 2 dr .. full power, new lites, no rust . E11cellent condillon See at French Ctty M obtle Hom 8'1 Call 614- 448-9340 or 304- 675· Fm11 SUillliir,s LIVP.sto ck 6898 1986 WV J ette 4-dr , au1o. AC . PB . PS, AM · FM cauet1e 4 -cy l , 42 .929 m1les Ph 614 -446· 0662 ellt 37 61 Farm Equipment US CROSS & SONS 35 Well . JRck!lon , Oh1o 414 -288-8451 Massey Fergu 1on. New Holland Bush Hog S1let & Service. Over 40 u11d tractors to choose from complete Une o l new & used equipment Larg Ml selectiOn tn S .E Ohio a. 2745 1972 Monte Carl o 350 eng , luto trans .. good shape Call after 6 Ph . 614 245-9256 Muu Jell 1981 Mude RX 7 Trans & motor in e.otceltent condit1on Needs work on body Call 614· 446-7024 1984 Laser a1lver. 5-sp. AC AM -FM stereo $6200. Ph , 446 9350 evenings For ule 1977 Mercury good condttlon. 4850 Ph , 614-446- 7039 1984 Celebr~ty Eurotp ort , loaded, 27 000 m1le! Ce ll614· 446 · 2610 afler Spm 1980 Old I Delta 88 Royale, etr. new tlfea . good cond 41. 800.00 C"ll 614·256· 6580 or446 1511 . 1985 Honda Magna V-56, like new. very low mrleage. Ph 81 4 446- 1301 fuel InJectio n 5294 1980 Chry sl1:1r Fifth Avll'lnU t;l good condition. Call 614-446- 9•1• or trade for WO -WO 46 A C. lr1ctor. VW Dune Buggy with fibef gla11 body Ptl. 814-448· 1979 Fleetwood Cad1llac. 1 979 Jeep CherokOG Call 614-379· 1987 Pont 1ec Sunbird GT , AC , Routh 'l strawberries. 2 rn+les b•clc of New Haven WV at Unton CemJ)ground. We pick S 1 25 Plc:k your own run of tho fteld 7l5c. Nice bernes Hay & Grain 1976 Dodge Aspen Station Wagon. r nd 1977 Dodge Aspen StatiOn Wagon . Call 614- 3889724. 1982 Dodge 400 2-dr , HT , auto. 4 -cyl .. AM -FM casntte, 66 ,663 mile,. Ph 614 -446· 0662 ext 37. 1978 Ford 2 T0 -2. Ph. 6 14- 446·6332 273 New Holland sq. Baler 11500 Ford 3pt. Rake 1326 ShiYtr Post Dflver S700 711 Locust posts • 1 36 each Ph Ph 614-246 S tatnless steel e•haust sy51ems Now custom made for your truck. motor home1or class,ccer With lrfe· time warra nty MuHier Man . 9 St1m pson Ave Athen s. Oh to 1-800 · B43 ·3767. '82 Bonne\lille Pontiac. loaded. &3.000 00 flrm. 304 875· 2563 after 6 •00. '85 Tran• Am, uc cond. loaded, with T-tops S500 down assume ~an , 304-675-2296 aher 4·00. 1917 Olds Cutlast. AT, AC , AM FM 8 t rack , good tlf&s, runs good . S950 00 30 4 · 675 61 1 B 1980 Toyota Tercel, e•c eond, low mileage. 3D4-173·5800 79 Olds Cutlass. girls 10 s peed btcycle see 191 1 North Mam Sr . Pt Ph. 1975 Pontaic Ftrebird Formula, factory ftbergleu hood 360 eng1ne. auto. alumn wheels. fair con d. $500.00 304-675 -2845 72 ,1 987.Ford R•ngtr4~4. AC . fuet mjectlon. 614 -246-&294. milet. eo.ooo mil•. ' a vr, warranty 6U-992· 0&7&. 1983 Dodge ~ t~n huck with trail• pack~~ge, bueht teat 1• bump• E... eHent cond1\lon. Call614-986-33153. 1989 Ford 600, ' " at Siders Equipment. Handtfton, W. Va. Call 304-576-2248 or 304- 675·7421 . 1978 CJ-5 J..p Coll446·091 2 before &pm or 446-4179 after 6pm. 1986 Ford Convenlon Van , E160 Loaded. 116.000. 614· 1980 Kawauka 750 LPD . 10, 000 mil•. 1uHy drused, e•c cond, J1. 100.00 304·468· 108 8 19S. Honda Goldwing lnttf· ftete. exc thape, one owner. 8.,19 • kept , 304· 896-3&95. 4c&- 702fi ~ s .. 197J 1 Btl. Marklweln Boaand Tandam lralllf. Tri·hwl open boW with 18& h.p. m•c·.cruiser 1.0 . f7.000 . Firm . Call 814· 446·4888 after 8 .30pm. l•~ 1 ~ fl fiberglass runebou'l, 60 HP . Mercury , trailar, goodcondl tlon:' See on Hysi!tll Run Rd. 78Fordvan.11 PIIMnger, good running cond. 304 -574-2989. $2600 614·992·2369. 74 Motorcycles 16 1~79 Chevy C10 pidl up tn.~ek with topper, after 6 :00 pm eeH 304·875-2318. 1980 Yamah1 IT -260. looks good, runs greac:. Alking t500 1976 Chevrolet pick up , Ph. 614·446·3199. ' a. Vans & 4 W.O. For u!e or trade 1876 4K4 Ford Bronco, 302 auto, AM -FM, 18.549 miles on eng F1ir cond Cell after 6PM Ph. 614-2681969 1986 Ctravan. Mini Van. 7 passenger Low mileege, eacel· 1ent condition. Priced to tell. 614·742· 2025. 1915 H~rley Sponlltt Good condition. t1000. Call 814- 742·3188 1984 V-30 Magna. exc c:ond, like new, gar1g1 kept, mutt IN to 1ppriciate. t1 , 8150 00 f1rm, 304·6111· nn. 1982 Honda 0&0 act 12.000 mil11. 304-67&-3097 JUDY DEWITT J.· Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Jim Cochran Becky Lone Patrick Cochran Rqn Pitchford Charles Moore SOUTHERN HILLS I.E., INC. 446~6610 BROKER .. ' '1$ Motors Homes .; & Campers .. . 388-8155 379-2184 446-2230 . 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 REALTOR® 245-9490 446-6595 26' ft. Trtan motor home. com· . . NEE OS AFAMILY - Prevtous owner musl apar tmentlo1 add111Dna1. mcome Call, be the l1r stto see ~2407 e5 MF Tra cto r t2450 . 7ft . Fla1l mower J200 Hay wagon S300. Post hoe digger 8276 JD hammer mill 1126 Ph 614· 288·6522. "THE HARD TO FINO" -ThiS well matnlatned ranch GETAWWAY RETREAT Owner financing, with down paymenl. appro!. 7 miles from GallipoliS . Ideal location Excellent condit1on. over· looks Blue Lake and Raccoon Creek. ,23 ft . travel trailer. sundeck , rural water, septic system , and.electric Fishing. boatmg, hunting or just relaxing. #584 1957 Ap1che fold down. sleep• 6,.,.eontalns AC -DC converter, steve. sink. ice boK. Ph. 614· 381· 2688. ~ 1980. 30 ft. Terry Camping Treiler for sale. 614 992-3529. 1968 Bee-Line herd 1op c1mper. G~ condition . Sleeps frve Jenks, furn1ce . tBOO Don H~ 614-367-0644 or aee at F01{sl Acres Park D~ 1 9"i) S1arcr•ft 23 ft camper. e•"'t.Cond, full awning, rea1ona· bit pjlco. 304·675· 1797. "•• RANCH STYLE MODULAR wrth 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lormai dming area, lg co~ered patio, storage buttdmg. .282 of an acre landscaped yard. Kyger Creek scho~s $28.000. Call 101more tnlormalton. #2351 8' • 814-286-8622., < Real Estate General 6522 3000 Ford lrae1or. PS , 82996 . tift. fini1h mower 1796. JO 14 Ton Baltr t696. JD 4 bRr rake Start Ro1ot1tter excellen t con+11 · tlon 1500 Ph. 614-266- 1267 8ft . Cnt1 Trampor t Disc. Ph 614· 246·5348 . Ford 601 mow ing m•ehl ne 7 ' eut. Qood condition. Askln9 t49&.00 J1me1 L. Oeviaon. Jr . Ph. 614·448· 4537. SCOTTOWN - Bnck home. 4 ca1 ga1age w1th work area, barn. 9 ac~es. hut! !tees Close to M1lle1 BMR #417 8N Ford Tracto r, aome eQuip. 11 ,800. Ph. U6 · 4 3~6 John Oee1e Oie11el 3020 Front w•lght s. wid e lront hcellent c;:ondltion C11 ll 614-742 · 2806 Buv ontlany silechnin aew chain and ge1 second c h~tln h111f pri ce SIDERS EQ UIPM ENT CO • Henderson , W Vtt 304-6767421 1 CROWN CITY - 2 s•my co loural bnck. 2400 sq II energy eiiiCICIII anrl qualrly btult by a p1oless10nal BMR #426 NEW LISTING .. LARGE FAMILY ROOM 3 bedroom two slori home tn Addav1ile school a1ea lull basement Etectnc heat w1t h wood burne1 hooked to lurnace du ct Pr1ced a! 136,500.00 ~2393 and cheerlul atmosphere. Ntce sunny kttchen wtth "ranRe and rehtReralor. formal dm m~ and hvmg 10oms, ex tra w1de hallway. oart1al basement and front POrch, Included also curta1ns hhnds. washel, d1yer and dehum1d1f1e• #2403 STANO BACK AND LOOK - Ready lo move onto Owner should be 1nter1or d ecor;~tor 3 bedrooms, 21h baths family 100m. formal hv1ng and dmmg room Eat-In k1lch~n w1th appliances. n1ce large landscaped lot. C1ty schools Don't let th1s one shp by' m62 NEAR TYCOON LAKE - Amerrcan mobtle home wtlh built-on lamJiyJoom Over 1 ~ acre iol P11ced at SI J 500 Call for more mlormal1on ~2384 GALLIA COUNTY'S B£ST BUY! - Only 6 yea11 old 4 bedrooms. '} lull baths, 10 closets. moderfl k1tchen. 24 II cabmets, lull two story w1th walkout basement Homes1de mcludes commercial type botidtng w1th 3 car garage sel up as a woodworkmg bustness Puce reduced The owner is loaded with frustration and is ready to accept any reasonable offer. The u1erior offers a stately appearance because of the atlrattive faaturll including largelrees, mature shrubbery, huge boulders, the pool. nlcalargelewn and the magn1flcent view. The residence is all ma•onry.lncludn 1 large living room with fireplace, dining with huge picture window offering an awesome view of the river. 31arge bedrooms on the first floor with 2 full blths. huge family room, nice kitchen with 'II bath in that area. Large foyer with open tteirway leading upstolrs to the 4th bldroom ond a llfleltOrage room . To rebuild this homaon this land would cost S140 to •1110.000. We're now asking 896,000 and looking for an offer. Even if you have not been thinking of buying, you might want to cash in on this unuaual opportunity. #134 WISEMAN REAL ESTATE- 446-3644 acres Call today lor your own personal 4~ to tn the $80s lrncoln Ptke Rd . Hamson Twp. 61 ACRE£ INCLUDED ASBONU S' mu INVESTMENT- Thrs would make 1100<1 rental home localed tn Eureka on a large kJ4 13 bedroom lrl.l. Prol"rty also has old home that needs repa1r ~317 SOUTHERN MANSION - A lovely Ge01gian coloma! 1es1dence 1n a prestigious settmg where the family with good taste and a hkrng ~ u quality surroundmgs can flounsh! lg 4 bedrooms w/ unheard of eltras. 10 acres more 01less, s loc~ed pond horse stables,lg melal barn. 20r40 heated oool Th ~ home • a rare opportunoly to en~y liVIng at •ts best Call Come end see. We were ~eased You wrll be, too ~347 NEW LIMA ROAD - 3bedroom home otlh 3~erelot, I( Dwne1 lives outoltown and needs an oiler made on this home. 12309, lam~y room.lueplace. balh & I! MEIGS COUNTY - 125.000 - 1 or 3 bedroom vonyl srded home wdh full basement llvtn g room. b1g bath, don1ng 1oom. enclosed porch. newel hot wate11ank Call for more deta1ls ~2326 COM£ & TAKE A LDDK AT MEl I'M ONLY 124.900 & W~NTING ~N OFFER - 3 bedroom alummum Sided ranch w1lh hvmg room, eal·rn k1tchen. carport, o~er 1 am lawn and more. SR 141. Ctntenary area' ,' • - 2 bedroom, carport. large slo18ge • butldin& new rool, on a stale highway, $17,000. Clay Scho~ dislllcl C•lllodai lor an appoinlmenl *2401 ' .' ; : \ \ . \' REDUCED TO $32,000- lUST SEEI - Owner wantu deal land contract. ~enr or bui thiS Ill story, 4bedroom home Srluated on I acre. Call lor 1our appomtment today' 112379 I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS - THE OWNERS OF THIS LOVELY HOllE REDUCED IT $11,600.00!1! - 2.300sq. It approx. ltvmg space IS iUSIIhe begmning ollhrs brock ' and frame ranch. !2) ftrepla ces. rec room. eat·ln k>lchen. 2full bath ~ gas heal /centralllr.W•lhtn walkrng dtstance 10 town. ~ NOT JUST ~NOTH£R BRICK RANCH. 31arge bedrooms, 2 baths IS 11/SI a small begt nnm~ larRe lamily 1oom. il~ t n g 100m w1th fueplace. lull basement Ktlchen looks as tl spnnRhas already sprung! Owner bwn lhts one lor h•msell 1 12361 If YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS OIIE m. CALL FOR AN API'OINTIENT TODAY1 - Neal bnck ranch. 2 car garage w11h " t" storage space. 3 bedrooms. 1~ baths. hvmg room. d1ntn1 area and more. lot stle appro• 65'r85'. Noce netghborhood. $40s. ' nm REDUCED! VACANT LAND - $19,000 Wrthin c1ty lim•ts 19 "'""more or less. Several buildin& ~ les, I2JU . I Great con~ement iacat1on Ntce home for a couple mn lovely 3 bedroom doublew>dewrlh 2 balhsand m01e 2 rn>les appror. lrom RIO Grande NOW ASKING $32.900.00 Take a look today m46 SR 325 NEAR RIO GRANDE - 1983 SCHULT IC'xJO' IOBILE HOI£ - Cuslom buill 2 bedroom. 2 baths. garden. cenlral arr. two wood decks, $16,950 Calllm more deleils. ~mo NICE lOCATION NEAR RIO GR-NOE- Vaeontlol •tllh 100 It road frontage, sepltc, and rural wale!. E.c~lent 101 mobi~ home or house. $7.560 Call lor more mtormatton f2223 COOUNUY LIYIIIG.IUT CLDSETO TOWN- C10w Road '" Meias County. Spirt leY~ on 3acres mi l. • bellrooms lg. famrly room witt! fifti)IICe, 2 car pram. brick and alum. sldiO~ Ntce ho.,., Price<j 1n till! S6fli. '' I DON'T PASS THIS ONE BY! - II oHm 3 bedrooms OWIIER REALLY IIEANS BUSINESS! - REDUCW lhrl mss ' mn AG£0 JUST RIGHT- II you are young enouih loen10Y breaklasl nook and more Cell 814· 2919 . Atlidential or co mmerci• wir Ing. New service or repairt. Llcennd electri~11n . E1timate " "· Ridenour Eltchlcal. 304· 87 875-1788. J & J W1ter Serv 1ce. Swimming pools. ciltetns, wells. Ph. 61"· 245· 9286 Upholstery ' Ml3wrey's Upl'lo!st•nng serving ui county 1re1 2 2 v••r,, The best tn furnitur e upholstering Call 304 - 676 · 41&4 for free e1ttmetes. Upholstery -' Santa's Upholsttry Shop : Furni· ture. car 11111. boat sewll, -'t. Call &1 4 ·266-6270 Rocklletr • Road , Crown Ctty MEMBE~\ ;efi(p ,.LOCATION COUNCil. 81-LEVELIN THE WOODS- AttractiVe home wtth lois of potential 3 bedrooms, I bath, IIVmg room, eal-ln kitchen. lull basement Large wooded lol. Kyger Creek Schools $49,900 #222 We Need lilting II/ Prime Loca~ion - First Avenue Shown by Appointment Only Price $127 ;sao CALL 446-2076 Real Estate General STUTES REAL ESTATE BONNIE L. STUTES -REALTOR JIM STUTES-REALTOR ' CALL 462 2ND AVE .. REAR 446-4206 GA..LIPOUS. OHIO [H HEADS WILL TURN ... to take asecond look at this vinyl s1ded ranch Owners have done aternhc 10b tn finishing th1s home (some st1ll needed). 1.7.52 sq.tt. offers 3 bed. Joms. 21ull baths. 18x20 hvmg room, lorm al dinin g room. k1lchen, ul1hty room and full basement'. Concrete pal1o and breezeway g1ves the k1ds a place to skate, nde bikes, etc. Overs1zed 2 car garage has plenty of room lor storage. 1.99 acre. Deserves v1ew1n g today $6!,900. #448 CLOS£ TO H.M .C.- and town! Home has a lotio otter 1,440 sq II., b11 ck and lrame,6roomsand 2 baths, screened·m paliO, new heal pump, AIR CONDITIONED, garage All th1s on a 120x240 lol $47,500' #404 $31,900 WILL BUY THIS clean, neal home wilh 3 bedrooms, al um1num s1dm~ cenlral ai1 and c01petmg throughoul localed tn town Great mveslment or slari!Yr' home #421 REALTOR ' INVESTORS - Lookmg !01 a rental that won'l requ1re a lot ol llxmg up or maintenance' Beller take a look at lh1s well-kepi home priced al $25.000. #441 NEED AN INCOME? could be for you! and business on 8 346 acres plus. Rustic home only 4 yrs. old. LR. 3 bedrooms, kitchen. lg. pal1o area, also a nursery business wilh 3 greeAhouses 12x33, 12x55 and 22•96. Starter ~uild1ng 16x35 w1th new luel oil lurnace and wood burner back up 2 wells lor adequale water su pplj. Th is is a very eii1C1enl busmess. Located '" Southwestern School D1stnct. Give us a call for m01e details. · m67 HUUYI HURRY!- W1th asmall down payment you can pvrchm thts mce home. Nrce levelertra lot.lotaled 3 mtles f1om town FJrepface. outbuilding and more $37.500. I ' . ' '\' I ., ' .' ' . . ' I' ' 1978 Libert, 12x60 lwo bedroom mObile home. Central air and hqt (Heil), range , refngera· tqr., · dbl. s1nk. carpeting. uinlerpinmng. like new. Only $7,500. taW LISTING: 3 Bedrooms. balh, city water, lg. front porch, garage ana mce lol1n syiacuse. Owner will II· n;mce. Just $15,000. MODERN BRICK 3 bedrooms: master 39x 15; 21& baths, lamily room. 21x 15, nice carpeting. eql!1pped kitchen. dlb. gar· age and lg. landscaped lol. $00.000. WALK 10 KROGER'S - 2 lw:O·bedroom apls. 2 lois, gn FA lurnace. modern kifl:hen. 2 bath s. lg. lron1 pDrch wrth river view Price eli to $29.500. RACINE- 6 rms , 3 or 4 Blfs. n1ce kitchen wilh ran~e. refri~erator , full base· ment. dbl. garage and 21ols. Only $20,000. A,1RAME - 3 BRs, full ba!emenl. copper plumb· ini carpeting, 2\1 baths. lg. s~ p /ga rage , lots ol shiubbery and 6.6 acres. 011£ FLOOR - l evel lot, 3 BIU, nice carpetmg. lg eat-In kllchen, blown-in m· sul'ated, city water. range & retrigeralor. A real buy at $2l500 PQIIUOY - 8 rm. older horne w1th garage in base· m~t. All crty utililies Front ani back porches. $8,fJOO. AIYtR'IIEW - lg. yard, 3 Blf( balh and full basement. H(ndyman's special. Only PRIVACY IS WHAT YOU WILL GET - Wilh this 12x60 mobile home wrth 16xl4 addllion nestled on I ac1e of landscaped properly. 8x60 redwood palio. 16x20 concrete patio. and IOxiO outbuilding with concrete floor. Beaul1iul country seHing makes a lerr1f1c building site. $18,900. #426 $6iQCO RJ:!!ODELED - 4 9 acres ·o~~o$tale Rl., 10 rms . 4 or 5 beptooms. fam1ly rm ., about 2~0. lots of carpetmg, fol')rlal dmmg rm .. garage a:&· shop fpr auto repaus. $1 ,000. 0 - 1.27ACRES, 7 rms., gal• FA lurnace. range,' refngeulor and garage. Hause needs repairs .t $1~000. Give offer. • to buy avery nice home but not spend a lot ol money This is it' Modern ranch lealunng lormalllv1ng room, lg. fam111 room 16x24 w/B@n Franklin woodburner, 3 bedrooms. complete kitchen w/ appliances and washer & dryer, plus snack bar. 3 bedrooms. full unlinished basement Setting on a hall acre of land. Very mce home well mamlained. Only $46.900.00. ' . I a lovely selling. 42 acr es m/1. Qu1et and serene. Livmg room w/w.b. fireplace. formal dinin& modern kitchen. 2 balhs and 3 bedrooms. One IS a large loft bedroom, masle1 bedroom leatures adeck Spiral staircase le ads lo lhe second level. Lois ol landscaping. 3 c! r garage. c1ly schools Shown by appl MODERN 81-LEVEllocaled m Green Twp oft State Rt. 35. Home leatures 4 bedrooms. 211 bath s, lormal livin g room . w/ w.b fireplace. K1tchen w/ deck. Formal dmlng. lam1ly room w/ w,b. lireplace. Nice ne~ghborhood . C1ty Schools. ASSUMABLE LOAN PLUS A SWIMMING POOL! Bolh are a plusfor lh1s lovely 4 bedroom, 2 balh home. Good loca11on. Top of lne ground pool with large deck area. Assume mortgage of $40.800.00. Approx. $373.68 per monlh.20 vrs. 9'~ Variable rate. Call today lor showmg. OWNER NEEDS A BUYER NOW! For only '2,000 Down Payment &1320.00 Monthly Payment 10\1% Interest Rale for 30 yrs. Morlga ge amounl ol $35,000.00. Would have to also pay closing costs. Thtshome IS almost new 3 bedroom. Ig. living room, corner lol central air. Includes washer, drjer, stove, rei .• dtshwasher K1ng woodburner & ce11ing Ian What a deal. Call today lor more deta~ls. IARE OPPORTUNITY! - Boalers • Fishermen · Retms600 lo 800 ft deep water frontage. Including 3 BR. 2 balh home and a 28•48 metal buildin' lois ollrees. boat docks. v~ry secluded. IMPRESSIVE 2 STORY- II you are not ready to buy, BEWAR£ ollhis unusually nice 3 bedroom nome. A very homey famllj room With fireplace. formal entrance. lormal dining, w1le approved k1lchen w1th all appliances plus snack bar stools. Large master bedroom w1th full balh and huge wall·m closet. All lhe carpel is new or in good cond1hon. 21h balhs, 2 furnace and air cond1homng systems. Your chlld1en will love lhe neighborhood which 1ncludes a pool and lenms. etc. Mom and Dad wrll love the QUiet peacelul slreet and the beaultful seHmg overlooking aImy lake Dad can lorget about exlenor painting. tt's mamtenance lree. Ollered at $87,500. Wll3 OUTSTANDING BUILDING SITE - 8 acres w1lh over 800 feel of road frontage. 300 feel oil Rt. 141. 5 miles from town in Green Township. Buy 11' Splil1l up! Make a prolil! $15.800. N145 FIX UP - SAVE $'s- Due to owner's health,lh1s property MUST be sold 1m mediately. You finiSh lhe remodeling started and pocket Alllhe prolll. Among olher things: • new rool. 'newer copper plumbing, •ne!J alumtnum stdm& 'all vertical walls insulated, •new drywall throuf:~>out, 'new kitchen (needs Sink attached!. II wont lake much lo linish I his house (some ollhe materials are on s~e). If you're looking to save $$'s, this 1s the buy for jou. This older home would be like anew home when completed. '3 bedrooms (large walk·m closet in master bedroom). 'famiy room. ' entry inlo a lar&e parlor. 'dining room, "large, nice kitchen. County waler. $21.500. N402 Utlflroiii11S, IJ. kildlen and dimn' ' $41.900. IU ACIES,IIOit OILESS- Story and hall. 5 bedrooms. country. $45,000.00. 14 ACRES, MIL. OF LANO - Garage. slorage building. 5 room house w1th modern ulihties. Located on side road, county water. quiet loeallon. Mostly open land. some wood>. Good place to l1ve. North Gai~a School district. 6 acres wilh home and buijding - $25 000 8 acres bare land, mostly clear a!ld ideal for home s1te- $12,000. All for $37,000. Ul4 MIDDLEPORT HOME - Cozy 3-4 bedroom home . Very well m01nlained I ~ sto1y lrame oilers lar~e hvmg room, lam11y room, mce balh and eat-m k1tchen Altrac11veoak woodwork. On e car,garage. Close lo schools, pools and balllielrts $44 ,900. N224 CONIVfNIENT LOCATION -II you are lookin glor a ouallly mode~n home JUS! 4 blocks from downlown. see lhis medium pnced 1anch. Includes 3 bedrooms, verj mce k1lchen, lam1ly room, 2 balhs and full basement w1lh hmshed rr.c. room, woodburmng li1eplace, large enclosed back porch lor storage, Localcd on a lar ~e lot w1\h room lor gard en. Look al lhls bcl01e you buy! $56,900 . • 8110 GENTLEMAN'S FARM - Very well cared lor 2·3 bedroom home on 32 acres ollm peacelul seM1n ~ Large bath, livmg 1oom. dmmg 1oom and eal -1n kitchen Also, large Irani po1ch and enclosed s1de porch. New vinyl s1dmg, lorced air lurnace. I car gar age wtlh overhead s101age plu s several oulbUIIdlngs Large garden space. lrulf lrees and lois olllowers all ar oun d CLOSE TO 1HE MINES. $39, 900 N202 RETREAT NEAR TYCOON LAKE mob1le home on 3 wooded lois wrthm walking dtslance lo lhe lake. N1ce screened-in patio for summer evenings. Bottle 'gas heal Qurel. relaxmg almosphere. $15,000. #228 ~2297 IUILDIIG lOT NEAl 110 GRANDE - Vacanllolo11h septiC. wtll water. 163 ft. ol road lronta1e. good lor mobole home or house. 8,641J.Callf011001e tnlormot~n. 1123$1 C 1!167 Century 21 Rtal EIIOI< C"'J''''Iion 01 trusl<t fo. IIi< NAF. 8 ond"- lrOdtrNrb of Conlllry 21 Rio! E110ro C"'J''''Iion. Equal Housi115 Opporrunlly. EAOI OffK'liS INDIPINDINTI.YOWNED ANO OI'BAnD. WATCH THE RIVER RUN BACKWARDS - If 1t ever does. you' ll see 11 lirsl lrom lhe picture wmdow of jour allraciiVe bi·levellocated high on a hill IUSI 5 miles !rom town. This .very privale home includes 3·bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. large lamily room. Ill balhs. 2 car garage, and ove12 acres lo roam around on Home hashad excellent care and ISready lo move mlo En lOY c1ty sc hools and counlry almosphere. $64 500 #120 KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS - ferq lt cmnaller home w1th oulslandtll g nver vtew 3 bcd10010 home InCludesl1vm g room Wtlh altracltve l1r eplace wtlh 1nser1. eal -1n kllchen and lar 1ecnvered side porch and 2 car gar age. Well ma n1cured 0 9 acre lawn. $37,500, [xcellenl slarler 01 vacation home mo EUREKA!! - rnvestors. be one step ahead w1lh th is I ~ slory home. 3 bedrooms, dmmg room and partial basement. Backed up by 32 acres ol wooded land. located nell to the lock s and dam. Bargam pn ced at $30.000. #427 MOBILE HOME AND APPROX. 2 ACRES - Good location close to Iown. 2 bedroom mob1le home 1n good cond11ion. I 'h balhs, living 1oom. eal-ln kttchen $12.500. mo IF U25,000 DOESN'T SCARE YOU , KEEP READING - Everyth1n g 1Sbrand new - rool, sid1ng. insulation, lloors, wall s, ceil10gs, kttchen cabinets, appliances, bal hroom, he at1n ~ a~r cond1l~ning. Localed on 1st Avenue. ·. A & M Custom Couehts lnd Reuphblstery , St. Rt . 7. Crown •{ City, Oh. 614·256·1-70, Eve. 614·4•6· 3•38. Open daily 9to 4 30, Set 9:30 1o 1 :30. Old & new UphotHtrad. FOR· SALE llALTOI Nfl¥ LISTING - NEAR RIO GRANDE ON SR 325 -' LOT WITH IIETAL BUILDING (30'x40')- 100' ol road frontage. 110.800 Call today. come see th1s one' 3 bedrooms, bath, d1nmg room , 6370. E. M. WISEMAN. BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446-9565 B. J. HAIRSTON. 446-4240 C.LYDE fL WALKER, 246-5276 LORETTA McDADE, 446:-fttli :1 COIIIiOOAt - WHY PAT RENT! wllen IOU can coiO<t tl? 2 slory apartmenl buildtng (5 units), 107 and 109 Second Ave E.cellent money make~ . Be early so you're not tale. to apprec1ate the charm ol older homes 2 .000 gallon deiNary. cluerru. poolt, well , etc. call 304 ·576- 446-3644 : ; ~16 E. 2nd St. •. • Phone ;161 A)-992-3326 stantng out Call lor an appatntment today. $24.000 m76 and old enough Watterson 's Water H1uling, reatonable rtttl. imme diiHI REAL·.ESTATE lttal Estate l.J3 mss m54 446·4477 T€AFoRom mas S<luated on G11llpohs. Ohio Phone &14 -448-3888 or 614- Dillard Wltar Service: Pools. Cisterns. Wtlls. DeHvet"' Any· time Call 114·•48· 7404·No Sund-v c•l• Home !'eal Estet8 General RIVER!- I ca1 attached garage, 3 bedrooms. hwmg room , formal d1nmg area. Kitchen complete w1th appltances Addison Township Low S40s k1tchen, tam11y room wtlh ftreplace !ormal d1n10g. 1tv1ng room, 1ec room 3 baths, attached 2 car garaKe All lh1s HOME IN CITY! - lh 1i 2 bedroom home has a warm 'WELL NOW YOU CAN!! CHAROLAIS HILLS AREA - ThiS tastelully decorated ranchhas appeal throughout Cathedral cetlmgs inliVIng room and master bed1oom fireplace, lam11y room. 1~ balhs, formal dtmng, 2 car garage Ntceiy la ndscaped ~ lawn Picturesque se"ing Call today tor more delalls $64,900. 112389 CrMk Rd 4(8-0294. BEAUTY IN•THE PINES - os lh>SspaciOUS b11ck and lramelll·level. 41o 5 be<l1ooms. newer plank Hoormg tn Real Estate General "/ Lm Thst 11om Buf I Csn 'f AfFo1d It/" Glorgn /, SSDWNER ANXIOUS FOR OfFER!'I - lUST SHL! 1.153 acres on Bulavllle·Addison Road Includes sepltc and rural water. Good location lor mobile home or house. ms9 446-6764 446-m2 245-9507 446-1255 - C"anar, on• h•lf mile up BRICK RANCfl & 3 ACRES Mi l OVERLOOKING OHIO 12402 PARTIAl liSIING - Call lor olhe! p1opet ltes DARVIN BLOOMER. Broker DONA McGHEE BETH NULL STEVE McG HEE SWEEPER el\d sawing miChine WHAT A SETTING - Wtlh all Ihe trees tn bloom thts home looks l1ke an ad 101 Better Homes and Ga~dens . louche> Owner has reduced house $5,000 Crty school,, w11h1n 6 m11es ollown. $69.500. 12386 CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO ~EATING Cor Fourth and P~ne Set"~,tiCt t;ilttrnl, wellt, pools filled. Formerly James Boys Watlllr. Same rates Call 304 -8715- 87 ISEMAM , ••fJr· parts, Jnd tuppl'-! Pldl up> and detiverv. Davis Vacuum ~2396 Bnck an~ !tame b1level seH1ng on 3'h acres of woods large fam11y room w1th stone fireplace, eat-m kttchen . 11vmg and d101ng room. HomP needs some hmShlnR BASEMENT A~gersBesement homesite. IN TOWN - 3 bed10oms, '' basement garage, cenlral 01r. some apphan ces good local! on BMR #415 Plumbing & Heating ' W)t•PfOOfing. 25 ACRES MORE OR LESS/ 115,900.00 - Appro•. 1,200 ij_ 10ad lrontage, marketable ltmber and " Bud" McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave .. Suite 200 Gallipoli s. Onio 446-0552 Anytime ta&O Call614 -286· 6622 Rotary cui1Nttor. plow. mower for a Gravftly tractor Also used pans fof a Gnwoly T1nctor. !2406 82 Wawtr hntlce. John Wattenon, Jr. Own•. 1.000 or 2.000 g.J service. 304·1576·2248. now John'• 85 ' General Hauling free • WATEAPAOOANO , ' Ut}COf'dition• lifetime guaran· 1et-'" Loclll references fumish.S. Frf11 lltimatft. Call collect 1 - 4,,4 · 2~7 - 0488, day or night. DON'TBE A"ORIVE·BUYER" - You won't beheve the LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE-446-7699 AC Tractor whh belly mower & plow1. 2 row plen1er. )1795 . ISh. buah hog 1295 Ph 614· 286· Form•tv Ken 's Gen·eral Hauling R & R Water 304-676-2398 Of 614-446· 2464. Home 1mprovements •• moa ACRES su~round lhts one. Let's RO see the tnSide' 12338 COUNTRY LIVING - 7.9 ACRES- IIAJOR HIGHWAY -large 2 story, 4 bedrooms w1th TV room. dtntn groom and balh. Soulhweslern school dtSincl. Rl. 141 Puced 1n lhe 40s 12291 85 Serv1ces town local tOn Pr<ed at $28 000 Immediate possessiOn. #2383 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1- 22 acres IOIItn! lo flatland w1th ponds ? BR home w1th heat pump r~nge. relng, diShwasher. salelhle drsh all tncluded PLUS 12'•60' space and extras until you see msrde lh1s buck and frame 1r1level N1ce larRP rooms mclude 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. tam1ly room and morf' Kitchen has lois ol cabmels Attached garage w1th electric door openers 5 Electrical & Refrigeration 19?6 Travelmester new c:ond. ol!ers 2 bedrooms. carpeted h~mg room spac1ous kitchen. bath, carpeted front porch Alum srdmg in appointment. Super 65 Oliver Tr•cto1 ni ctt wtth 3pt hitch rail• Equipment In good shape. All for •2695 Ph 304 - 675 - 2633 fo1 84 estimate. CIIJI814·266·1267 . mobile home presently be1ng rented , 1ncludmg underpmmng, aQ piJances and lur miUre. Call lor an plea~e . 304 -675·4"62 ral 6 1.<1-448-0008 NEW LISTING .... 14'x70' CHAMPION MOBILE HOME - large hVtng carpeted bedrooms, hmg room. bath, eal·m ~lichen w1th range and retngerator.llving room and dmmg room furmlure mclu ded plus ali underpmmng and 2 porches mcluded ha~ e loved !h1s older 2 story house m town, 2nd Avenue tocat1on wtlhm wa l km~ d1sl!!nce to shops Garage mlacellaneou• uaed •quipm&nt. George Woodward Call 614· Profnsional tree serviee. ca ll , plftely self· contained. genera· to(. sleeps B. tB900. Call NEW LISTING .... OWNERS PURCHASED ANEW HOME. NEEDS TO SELL THIS 1980 Bayvi"' Deluxe Mobile Home Central '"·2 General Und lntern•tional 37 balM, new p8rt1 h111e been 1dded. been kept in blfn at ell timet. Ot her Rotary or eable tool drilling. Most wells e ompletedsameday. Pump sales and service. 304· on1ble rat es. after 6.00. 77• Auto Repair 112408 8522, expert., ca. free estimate.. re11· Ohio 1 800-843-37&7 deal! Werner, 915 Park St., Middl ttport. 614-992· 7865. thiS well cared tor ho me Dry w1ll1nd repair work, 20 yrs Fetty Tree TrNnming , stump removal. Call 304-675· 1331 . Dual 11thau1t kits. $99.95 in· ttalled Most Fords, Chevy Tr1,.1clcs. Van1, 4K4's Muffler M1n, 9 Stimpson Ave . Athens, OWNER LIVES OUT OF STATE AND WANTS TO SELl • IMMEDIATELY ... Very nice and roomy home in Sprin& Valley.This home offers LA, equipped kitchen (eal-in). dinette. 3 BAs 2 baths lamily room .with fireplace. two car attached carage, gas heal. cent. 11r. Come look allhis one and make us an offer! BLACKBURN REALTY, «6-0008. room , bath: newer carpet. bu ilt·tn pantry 1n kttchen, large deck, newer hot water healer Washe r, dryer, wmdow a1r cond1t10ner, appliances included. What a 1960 Ford Galaxy 4 door. go od co nditton. One owner, J ohn L Ph . 614 · 286- in!(l. 304 ·675·3713 Stn.ni $119 96 pen. tn1t1lled 614 -742 -2592 801 Ford Tractor with plows, dl1e. mowing machine, rake, hay Ph 614·446·8332 Bu1kllng 1nd remodeling . room additiOnl. roofing , layuut. IIIVel· ing, tiding, bathrooml, conerete. electric_., drywlll , plumb· White.Truek Topper, Will fit S-10 and" Aanger Short Bed, good conditiOn. Ph. 814-441 -6866 992·2604 Ca rs, Jeeps end Trucks under 8300.· buy direct! Local Gov' t salas S1ezed and repo vehicles. Catlnowl1 61B 469· 3636 E~l J ·13860 tor dtrectorv 24 hra 8609 Vitwle & Aluminum SidinQ. StiJJm windows & doofl, over hang gutt•s. FrM esUmatet, 576-2903. 67~·~758. 1982 KIWIIIki I( OX 175 dirt bi~e. Good condition. C.lt 814· 1980 Cemaro VB, mce 8190 0. 614-985-4366 . NEW THIS gu.rentMd. C•lll1•·388· 9711 Of 388-9792. Ph.· 814·379-2220 o• 1-304· 1·800·843·3787. 1979 Mont a Carlo. PB , PS , J:HI I O V6 good ln h:tfiOr and extenor Best otter 614 ·742· 3165 or Ace Conatrue1lon. Roofing, gut· t•s. matetnrv wOflr. All work Starks Tree and Lawn Service. lawn care, laridscaping. stump removal. 304 -676 · 2842 or 895·3802 Most models Muffler Man 9 Sttmpson Ave .. Athens. Ohio 1974 C11d •lla c 76.000 m1les New ures battery e11 haust. shocks. Runs sm oo t h 8950 firm 6 14-992 · 2044 Improvements BU PQET Tr1nsmi11ions : Used & ' Rebuilt All tvpes. Gua{entted 1 minumum of 30 days, win deliVer. Cllh & c~rry or inttal 1984 HondaiKR-600 in excellent condttlon. Ph. 614· 2•5· 73 Auto Parts Accessories RON ' S Televi1fon Servlca. Hou1e cal\1 on RCA. Quazer. GE . Spec•aling m Ztnlth. Call Home Improvements • 0695 00. 304·675 · 2848 1995 Dodge pickup, 3 'It ton 21 ,000 miles &6900 . 1969 International 2 ton wrth winch 1982 Convertion Ven Dodge Call 614· 992·5468 ' Ram 260 4 Captain ch1lrs. couch. curtains. venetian blinds. 19B1 Ctlevy4x4, % ton Pick-up · tinted glass, 8-uack & cauette Maroon . good condition player, air, cruise, auto, reck Ia ladd8f 19500 or best offer , Ph 60,000mi .. 360. 4-speed. Call 614· 446·7836. 614-446· 1627 81 14' Atluminum Fi1h1ng Boll with lrailer. 2 -new 1ir•. aJicellent condition f 1187 Vine St . 21ft. Skiffcraft. sleep••·&. 120 ·• H.P. Mer(:Ur't 1-0 motor Needl • •.. refurbishing & repetnt1ng WJU ~, • 1111 or trade for livntock Ph. ·~ 6348 Trucks for Sale Boats and · ""otofl for Sale Motors for Sale 992-7663 For sale 1971 Oodge Charger 500 340 eulo 1lap stick 614· 992 3342. No Sunday calls please. 35 Ferguson Trac1or excellent cond .. 2 bottom plow. pick-up disc. bu1h hog Ph 614-38 8 · 379· 2697. Lattleve. 4788. 1987 510 P$, P8, 4 IPMd.lonV bed '1600 lb. pay Aold 9000 614·388·9832 ballar 83796 Mutt Mil 19815 Ford Ranger •h4. P1y off loan. Call 446· 75 The Sunday Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant W.Va. EXTRA NICE FOR THE PR ICEI - Modern 3 bedroom ranch w1th large kit chen, den. larv,e cmm1c balh , nalural gas, garage wtlh scparale shop 1oom. Good place lo ra1se t h1lrtrcn It's '" !own on a n1ce lot $44 ,900 #124 YOU SAY YOU LIKE ASMALL TOWN?- You want a r e aso~ably pr1ced hom ew1lh amce shady lawn ? You don't hke l o paml and wanl a house thai IS almosl ma~nle na nce lree' We may have 1ust whal you are looktn g lo1 l htS well-kepi home has th1ee bedrooms and two baths and an alfordahle pnce ol $39.000 N440 VILLAGE OF VINTON - D1rectly across hom lhe new elemenlarj sc hool S11 ualed on 0 7 acres,th1s 2 story b11 ck/frame home has 71ooms, bath, fu ll basement and a lar ge melal oulbu1ldmg. Garden space. mature tr ees and 2 po1ches add lo the counlry-hke setting. Poss1 ble loan assumption $34.000. #403 N401 AnENTION MOBILE HOME OWNERS! - I acre vacant ground alon~ Roule 7. Includes uver frontage. located 1us1 below Eureka. Was $10,000. Now $7,000. W224 FOR THE PART TIME FAR,ER - 10 acres crop, 25 acres pasture, lobacco base.Two ve111sol coal reported: PoSSible 011 and gas Has 12!60 mobile home mgood cond111on. Good waler supply. Ba1n lor storage Good buy All lor $25,000 #324 COlY 3 BEDROOII HOME IN CITY! - Home includes lam1ly room , hvmg room. eaHn k1lchen. 83 ACRES - Home srtes. limbe' value, county remodeled bath with shower Well buill home 1n · waler available. Ap8roK. 2000' road lrontage. good condition. Fenced in backyard. Patio. New Good buy at $35,00 . rool. Gas h@al. $46,900. #219 �, • : Page- D-B- The Sunday Times-Sentinel • ' Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant W.Va. I June 7. 1987 I Municipal Court MG~~Llf~LIS - In Gallipolis L unDc pa oun Friday, Lonnie · rummond. 35, of Rl. 1, Cheshire, wa s fined $300 and givenfa three-da y jail commit· ment D or DWJ. E p k onna · ec • 41, of Rt. 3. Bld well , was fined S300 and given a three-da y jail commitment for Dwl · She had to pay court costs ... Ior ur 1v1ng 1eft of center. Steven A. Hawley, 40, of Ches hi re, was fined $12 for driving an unsafe vehicle. He also forfe ited a $40 bond for parking on the road, Other fines were given to Els ie L. Queen, 23, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, $12, unsafe vehicle; John E . Ellison, 26, Wellston, $12. no driver's license: and Ronald L. Warner, 25, Point Pleasant W.Va., $25. litt ering on another'~ private property. Speeding bonds were forfeited ! TABLES ANCHORED - These fiv e picnic There will be a program, a]larade, and fir eworks. by Michael D. McR ae, 40, BeckBudge! for the observance Is $3,000 with about ley . W.Va., S42; Douglas A. : tables, anchored down with chains to discourage ; vandals who might he templed lo shove them into $1200 lt aving been r eceived in donations from Childers, 55, Newport News, Va., individuals, businesses and organlzallons. Those $39; Trrry R. Dohman , 42, • tire nearby Ohio Riv er, hav e heen placed at the :!..front of the Dave Diles Park In Middh!port. Th e wishing to help with the celebration can send Eva ns, Ga .· $43; Leanna L. ; biles Park will h•• the central selling lor contributions to Gilmore or to Middleport Village Downey, 21, Charlesto n, W.Va .. ; Middleport' s .July 4th cclt'hrallon whi ch Is helng II all . $44: Clay ton L. fteed. 25, Pi ck a· • headed by Middleport Cotin d hna.n lloh Wimore. Plan seminar JunP. 28 way, W.Va ., $42; Suzanne W. : · !" Thorniley, 36, Winfield, W.Va .. " A.· GALLIPOLIS _ The Groom $42; Richard A. Robinson. 51, ,.~ea and Supply Shop will sponsor a . Circlevill e, $43; Paul R. Kingery, ! Hershel Halfh ill, of R!. 1, A decree of divorce was made steer-groomin g seminar to all ' 43• McArthur, $40; Bobble R. ;Cheshire. and Conni e Halfhill, of Monday in !he divorce case of F.F.A. and 4-H Club members Robert s. 53 · Fairfield, $4l , Ro· Carl Howell , or Rl. 2. Vinto n. a nd having club calf projects on berl J . Chaum?nt. 38. Barry•·Middleport, received a decree of ~lvorcc Wedn esda y In Ga lll a Pa! ric la Mae Howell. of 1840 · Sunda~. June 28, from 1 until 4 tow n, N.C., $38• Lawr ence B . 4 ~County Common Pleas Cou rl. Eas lern Avr . p.m . Mason and Ga lil a Coun ty ~~~i~n,J J~~bl~~ ~a~~~·m~ ~ t:A. Also, a dec ree of di vorce wa s Mark Christop her, of 811 Car- youth are Invited to attend, . . .' · .'.' ' . ~ · d d Ch I C accordlnN to Juii'e We bb. $41 .. Wa9yne S. Kazee .. 28. Cmcm· .,,an e to ar es amden, .Jr .. man Dr .. and Vasan thy Chr is· " $3 Sh 1A F h 34 R "'01 Rt. 1. Bidwell . a nd Lind a lopher. of 728 Cou nlry Lane , Tim Brown, a steer grooming nat I,_' ·: £':Y · tic ' · 1· ~Camden. of Bid well , on Tuesday . recrlved a decree of divorce on speci alist will be working with a 2· Vm lon. S41 · Terry D. Muncy. • . . sleer dur'ln g the three- hour se· 28. Col umbu s, $40; Robert T . Monday., min a r, inst ru cllng youth on Br~mfleld. 18. Rt .. 2. Ga llipolis. ' A decree of dissoluti on was .gra nl ed Monda y to .James F' . Gregor y .J · Ball. of R1. 4, ilem.s· fro m s ha mpooin g 10 tho $42, Glenn Ca ivm Selle. ol_ . , Williams. of 56 Pl nr Sl.. and Ga lli polis. a nd Nanellc M. Ba ll , show ring. " Wint er Hav!'n. Fla .. $42; David ;c hrisUne B. w.ill iams: of o:u; of Houslon. Texas, were handed The semin ar will be held at the A. BUJt , 25. A90o Spr ing Valley Jackson P lk£', Ga llipolis. a decret' of di vorce Monday. G d S S ·: room an upply hop, fou r miles west of Galli polis , on Oh io 141. . . . . , Th1s IS a first-time event for ~ GALLIPOLIS ·- James Glenn !on. Ky., and ,Jane Ann Hively, Ga llla and Ma son Co~ntles. Ali EARN ~ Cox, 29, E ureka Star Rou le, 20. ofE urekaSt ai' Roui e, Ga lllpo- youth having steer and beef UP ~ Gallipolis, and H az~ l Louise li s. Thu rsda y: ca ttle projects are encouraged 10 TO : Ferguson, :13, Rl . 2. C<I IIIpol is. Bobby .lor Vrilh. 22, Rt. 1, attend.· $20,000 Per Year · received a mar rlag<• licr nsr Gallipo lis, a nd T~ssena Audrey There will be drawings lor free Railing CHINCHILLAS Thursday in Ga lll a Counl y Pro· Wells. J8, Rl. 4, Ga llipol is. grooming products. show eq uip· : bate Courl. Thursday: ment and ha ts. The eve nt Is free For Information write to: -; Other marriage ll ernscs werf' Do nald Mark Harr ison, 21. Oak lor children. (p/Hseglve name, age and phone numbff) -- !(ranted to: Hill . an<l Lucille Harr is. 20, Rt. 1, Oivon'e filed .; Terry A. Hamlll on. '17, 1'\1. 2, Vinlon. Tuesday: RANCHERS :Gallipolis, a nd An ne R. Coll ins. DP ncil Lee Kimberling, Jr., 18, P.O. Box 3666 MIDDL EPORT - Ciaude!t r Dehon, Georvio 3072 t .36, Rl. 3, Gallipo lis. Thu rsday: Leon. W.Va .. T ina Lou ise Whil e, Laudermilt . Middl epor t. ha s !4041 278-4828 ~· Mark Way ne Ghcr. 2o, 12:. l R. 2000 Ch£'stnul S!., T u~sday: fil ed lor dil'orce in Meigs Coun ty · River St., a nd Kathy Sue Bell. 12o Wil li am Paul Close. J r. , 20, 81 Common Pleas Cour t from Gre· :River St., Thu1·sday; Pin e Sl., and Robi n Kay Spencer. go r y Allen Laude r milt , Dean Kirk Akers. 27. of Lexing- 20. l:l() Pin r St.. Tuesday. Middl eport . Dr. , $42: Jerry D. Shaffer. 30. N.C.. $40, driving 1oo close; Plymouth , Ind ., $41; James D. Ricky A. Wilks. 25, Huntington , Stark. 56, Fostorla,$48: Laura L. w.v.a. $40, illegal U-tu r n; Vern Horsley. 20, Pomeroy, $40; Lori D. Slaven , 24, 2216 Eastern Ave., D. Lan ier, 22, Rio Grand ~ . $44: $35, no seat belt; KennyE .Siders Wesley S. Pick, 22, Lan"as!or , ' , ll, 18, R I. 2, Ga 11·1po II s,. S40 , $78; TeiTi L: Po lcyn, 20, R!. 2. driving lefl of cenlcr: Mic hael D. Gallipolis, $39: James D. Comer, D · 22 R 1 c Cl! S40 67 w· r· ld W V $44 d a mes, , t. . rown y, , . m Je . . a.. : an unsafe vehicle: Rober! J. Rose, Ch 1 A· w e1ma · hn, 23 , Rt . 1, Jr., 33, Enewood, Ky., S40, , ares Ches hi re, S39. · expired r~g 1stra tJOn; and Mary 0 '0 Other bonds were lorleiled by s. Burns. · 64 , R t. .•. • B'd 1 we II , .., , Charles E . Smith, 24, Asheville. r - - - - - - - - - - - - -i_m_p_r_op_e_r._t_u_rn_._ _ _ _ __ ) • . Vol.37, No.23 Copyrighted 1987 By GREGORY JENSEN VENICE, It aly (UPII - Leaders or the Western world's majo r industrial nations set a hectic round of conferences today to begin an economic summit meeting as much concerned with politics- national and International- as with economics . Insist ent immediate problems threatened to all but crowd out longer· range financial matters at the 13th annual economic SUmi'Qit of the United States, Britain, West Germany, Japan. Fran'c e , Canada, Ital y and th e European Economic Communltv. Most pressing was the tension in Ihe Persian Gull, where the United States pl ans to deploy armed forces to protect Kuwalll lankers- which will be allowed to fly the American flag- from a ttack by Iran. It Is an Issue thai could dominat e the "economic" summit that will run unf!l Wednesday. White House chief of staff Howard Baker sa id Sunday It was "inevitable" that the Amerl~ a n Intentions would be debated, probably hotly. I d • · COUp eS en marriages 1(/- . 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Spokesmen for the ·summit nations complied a long list of potential subjects for discussion and, with not abl e exceptions , economic problems ranked toward the bottom. One exception was a possible partial lifting of punitive American tariffs on Japanese exports of personal computers. television sets and power hand tools. Some officials suggested that President Rea gan might By ROBERT DOHERTY WASHINGTON tUPi l -Congresslonal Investigators called the celebrated Fawn Hall to testily at the lran·Contra hear· lngs today about her role In destroying potential evidence In the scandal with her ex -boss, Lt . Col. Oliver North. Hall, the former secretary to the fired National SecurltyCounell aide at the center of the controversy, already has told the federal grand jury In the case under Immunity from prosecutlon !hat she helped North shred and alter relevant documents In the · days before the scandal erupted Nov. 25. Propelled to celebrity status partly because of her appearance, the part-time model was summonf!d under slmll~r legal protection to testily today aner Bretton Sciaronl. legal adviser to HOLIDAY INN Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasclnt Il/1/lmt.l. enttne 26 Conti A MuHimedle Inc. NIWIPIPI< a nnounce a partial removal of the 100 percent Import duties at his .one-on-onf meeting today with Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone. ·Reagan also was seeing West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Italian President Amlntore Fan!anl In private sessions. Kohl and Nakasone were meeting separately and Nakasone also was conferring with Canadian Prime Mlnli er Brian Mulroney. Bes ides the Gulf. these other Issues seemed likely to take precedence In the summit Itself: - Arms control, with Reagan seeking even firmer lnterna. tiona! support for the " double zero" Idea of e liminating from Europe both middl e- range and short·range nuclear missiles by both East and West. - A ca ll for a unified global strategy agains t AIDS. - Internationa l codes to govern Individual na tions' sup]l(irt lor politically powerful farmers through government subsidy of agricultural produce . Hall to testify in scandal hearings today 7:30 P.M. ttn lfiJI" ,.,.••~ rmw • ' MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1987 :Gallia County couples apply for licenses Quallt Used Cars fan· it: 111 the t~ pical i nn~ l or . at y • Mostly cloudy tonight wUh a c hance ol thunderstorms. Lows wUl range between 6S and 70. Focus on politics as economic summit open$ but were afraid to ask. l'\ri tl· ment :md Daily Number 546 Pick 4 6755 Super Lono 10-12-23 26-27-28 Page4 Everything you always wanted to know about stock options ... 5 ()hio Lotterv• State champs crowned \kmhl'r SI!IC STARTS TODAYI ECON'MIC SUMMIT BEGINS Re111an mel with Italian Prime Minister -'mlnlore Fantanl at the Hotel Cipriani today as the •even nation economic summit began. (UPI) ... • ' the_ U.S. Intelligence Oversight Board . Sciaronl wa s called for ques· lions about a significant Issue the view that the NSC wa s not handcuffed by the Boland amendment , which barred U.S. military aid to th e Ni caraguan Contra rebels !rom October 19R4 to October 1986. Hall's testimon y, however, was sure to dr aw the mos t attention. Sen . Paul Tribl e, R-Va., said Hall would "tell us a lot about Oliver . North , what made him tl~k and what he was about." Sen. David Boren. D·Okla.. said. "[ would say !he major focus Is going to be on dorumenl s and the destruction of docu· mpnts, custody of evidence, potential evidence." Adding to previous acrounts of document tampering, The Wall . . ' ,. t Street Journal reported last generally apologized .b~t week that North and Hall a ll ered warned. " Stay tuned." ' an April JJ. 191lS. memo urging The committees originally that President Reagan be briefed planned lo follow Sclaronl ~nd on details of privat e Contra aid Hall with Robert Earl, North's efforts . The presldenl has repea t· NSC officemate, but now he Is edly denied any prior knowledgl' sc heduled closer to the date of such work . North Is expected to testily undef Hall, meanwhile, had drawn limited immunity - sometime at tention at the hear ings even after .J uly 16. before being called to testify . Lawmaker~ sa id the end of Robert Dullon, the retired Air Hall's testimony would signal the Force colonel who aided the end of the fir st phase of the Contra supply network, testifi ed hearings , which have concen· Ma y 28 that Hall 's presence trated mainly on efforts to arm ol!Prl'd "a little s unshine" to the the Contras during the ban on project. And Sen. Howell Heflin, U.S. ald. ' D·Aia ., caused a minor flap lust The second phase, which will month when he said Ha ll would locus on the arms sales to Iran , tes tify she smuggled document s from which monPy was diverted In her underwear out of the Old for the Contras, may begin the Executive Office Building and week of June 22. It Is poss ible that gave them to No~\h . alter thi s week the committees Hall labeled Hellln'sstat ement will not ml.'t't again publicly until false and sexist . to which hr July 7. Debugging U. S. Embassy may be dangerous By JACK REDDEN MOSCOW (UPII-Theheadof , a State Department lnvestlga· lion said today thespylngdevlces honeycombed In the walls oft he new U.S. Embassy lndlcatelm· presslve gains In Soviet esplon· age technology and will cost "tens of millions of dollars " to NEW YORK (UPII -A friend remove. Armandt said she and Broad· who accompanied Donna Rice on James Schlesinger, a former hurst wen! lo Hart 's house late a Wa shlngtori outing with Gary oi the CIA, told report ers at head Saturday and told him the Herald Hart says Rice spent the nigh! reporters were outside. Broad· with Hart in hi s townhouse and hurst later talked to the women did not slip out through a back privately. door as Hart has cla imed. People "It wasn 't like, 'We have to get magazine reports. the story straight,"' Armandt In an exclusive lnlervlew re· VEN1CE , Italy (UP II - Pres I· lold People. "but he said It like. leased Sunday, Lynn Armand! dent Reagan said loday that his 'This Is what happened.' Obalso revealed Hart's associa te, viously I undNslood what they administration Is no! bluffing William Broadhurst. coached with saber· ratlllng warnings to were trying 10 do. " her and Rice on what to tell Iran against attacking American She said once Hart realized the reporters about the incident and In the volatile Persian Gull. ships seriousness of the situation he ·said she thought " It was' abso" I haven ' t blulfed once since treated Riel' brusquely . "It wa s lutely clear" Rice had "slept I've been here," Reagan told very cold- not even a kiss on the with Gary" during a boat trip chee k. which really upset reporters as he began a full day hey ali made 10 Bi min i In the of meetings at the start of the Donna, " Armandt said. Bahamas. Armand!. owner of a boutlqu(' annual economic summll of Mc anwhll r, The New York In Turnberry Isle, Fla ., called leaders of the world' s top non· lmes reported tha t Hart with· Too Hot Miami, also disputed communist Industrialized rew from the race for the Ha rt's account of the cruise he, emocrallc presidential nomiBroadhurst and the two women nation on May 8 after learning took to Bimini. that The Washington Post had Hart said Rice and Armand! obtained a private d !'t ecllv~· s slept un Broadhurst 's boat , the report containing evidence link· Monkey Busln<'Ss. a nd he and 1ng him to anolhet· woman . who A Saturday night fire at the Broadhurst slept on another lved In Washington. Cletus and Iva Dalton residence boa!. Armandt said she slept in For her part. Rice. 29. a Miami on Staneart Road In Columbia the ca bin where s he and Rice put Township was •'definitely arson' ' odel and actress, sa id In an their bags. according to Columbia Township , rllclc In Life magaz ine that the " I awoke at 7 o'clock In the uror over her Involvement with FirE' Chief Jim Gaston. morning to the sound of engines hl' former Colorado senator has No one was home at the time evas tated her career, given her . and I was a lone." she s aid. the Incident occurred. Gaston " There were only th~ee guest reported that a neighbor heard n undeserved reputation as a bedrooms and I assume she an explosion at the house and 'party girl" and made her " feel didn't sleep with Broadhurst ." ke a hunted animal. " then . saw lire. The neighbor Armandt said Rice was not The Miami Heral d reported contacted Meigs Emergency specific but " It was .absolutely ay 3 that the Democratic Medical Services at 11: 38 p.m. clear that she had slept with fro nt· runner had spent part of !he and within nine minutes. 17 Gary . She's not one to detail (her weekend with Rice In his Wa Columbia Township volunteer sex ll!et but she said she had a shington home while hi s wile was firemen were on the scene. wonderful lime with him .. . that In Colorado, but conceded later Gaston said I he lire was "quickly he was very gentle and romantic. that Its reporters failed to stake extinguished.' : She said she really liked him and out all theexlt s at Hart 's home all It was dts;;tered tllat gasoline thought th e feelings were had been poured on carpeting In the lime. mutual." • Hart, 50. denied having a the living room area of the llouse. Pictures of the trip appeared In sexual rela tionship with Rice and And after firemen had the lire the National Enquirer and It was out, a one-gallon milk carton, said Ihe Herald reporters did not reported Mmandt sold them to see Rice leave through a back approximately two-tlllrds lull of the tabloid. A People magazine gas, with no cap, wa1 found on a door with Armand! and Broadspokeswoman refused to say hurst. Hart said both women ln11de the house. The milk stand whether Armandt was paid for slept a t Broadhurst's nearby carton was just a few Inches from her e~cluslve Interview . home. where llremen had stopped the Armandt s aid she was sur· Armandt, 29, told People, " The prised by Harl's relationship names Gaston said. actual truth Is that some of that Meigs County Sherl1t Howard with Rice. l>ack·door stuff they talked about Frank and an o1tlcer tor the State " I thought he almost wanted to never happened , and Donna Fire Marshall were called to the caught," she said. "He's a be actually stayed In Gary 's town· scene to Investigate. Gaston very smart man buthewasdoing l)ouse Friday nigh t." Continued on page 12 stupid things like being blatant with Donna." Rice spent night with Hart, friend reports the end of a 10·day visit to Moscow that the Soviet -built prefabricated concrete sections of the elgllt-story New Office Building had been "massively honeycombed" wllh liste ning devices. He said trying to remove the li stening dev ices from the concrete structure could danger· ously wea ken the building. Although Schlesinger said he would make his first s pf;'CI!I c iletecllon devlc<' had uncovrred reco mmendations to Secretary the Soviet opera tion. Scllleslnger said there had or State George Shultz, hE' said he been a clear "element of com piawould not rule out recommenda tions to rebuild the top two floors . cency" In U.S. a ttitudes toward !he construction methods, In of the embassy or 10 build a addition lo advances In Soviet second secure stru cture near by. spyln!! methods s ince the origiHe said Soviet s pecialists had nal contract lo build Ihe embassy madr Impress iv e progress In was s igned In 19'12 . " A fundam ental change of this spying lechnology and tllat only the development of a new U.S. sor1 will not be Inexpensive. President says he's not bluffing on Iran issue One (local doctor) owner. Only 32 ,000 actual miles. SHOWROOM CONDITION One owner. Fully equipped. Only 14,000 miles . '87 Trans AM trade. 1984 CHEVY CAVALIER WAGON 1982 COUGAR XR-70 t • SALE! "Suburban" ~ Recllna-Rocker• RecMner Thlshandaomocaaualoffora ..,,..me beouty ond ooll comlort. 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