http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f204729b3596c21ed0f48fe0b412e4ef.pdf 4addb38282ec6482a83e7ef81a584abf PDF Text Text Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel --Local briefs---, 1\ confirmation of sale and order fo r deed and distribution has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court ina loreclo· sure action by Diamond Savings and Loa n Co. agai nst Joyce A. Blake, et a!. The plain IIff has been awarded a deficiency judg· ment of $10,847.52 in the action. The court furth er orde red a deficiency judgment of $!\47 OJ plus lnleres t Jo defe ndant Cit y Loan and Savings Co. Capital Savings and Loa n Co., now known as Brnefi('ial Mort· Prizcs in throe places will be awarded in thc th ree catogorirs of th r pi<' baking con test to bl' held Sunda y at the Mr igs MuS<·um as a part of Heritage WeekPnd activ it ies . Brslde t hr t hrre placrs, a best ove rall prize will be given. The categor ies arc apple. cherry and miscellaneous. Pit•s arc to be brought to lil t• Museum Sunday at 2:30p. m. w1 th judgi ng to :~ p . m . ttnd thr winners ilnd pr izes awonlrd at 4 p.m . t\ftf'l ' that th..rc wil l be an auc tion of the pirs. 1\ frat urr of activities on Saturday will b<> a ham bu rger ca t in g co nt est sponsored by Plcascrs at 4: :JO p.m. 1\ge groups will bt' I2 ''nd U\'<' r and 12 and undrr. Rt•gistrat ion will be at 4 p.m. On bo th days lht•rr will be ga mes for thc chi ldren . iVIan 'caught in the act' Two defendant s forfe it ed bonds and fiv e others were fin ed in Ihe courl of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesda y night . Forfeiting bonds were Gary Boggess, Pomeroy, $100, posted on a dl sorderl.v manner charge, and Ronald L. Ri ce, Ra cine. $41. speeding. Fined were Kenn elh Wise, Middleport, $425 and cos Is, three days In jail , driving under the influ ence: $100 and costs, posses· c h<.~n,;.l'd w i! h poss('ssion of ma riju ana und Ht temptin g to conv ey eontraban<l into the grounds of a detent io n fa cil it y. He was srhedulted to appear th is morn ing before J udge Patrick O'Brir•n in Ml' igs Cou nt y lourt . 11h of 10::10 a. m.) House ... Co ntinued from page 1 l'rnvid"d h,y llrycc and Mark Smith of lllunl ~; Ills & l.tH'Wi Rep. Freder ick H. Deering, D"Monrocv illc. au thor of the ga s tax hike, sa id it will enable the department to resurface 1/100 Prin• mi les of sta tr hig hw ays and .. .. . 27 J.H repair 210 bridges. short of the ..2H:Y, ODOT goals but more than Firm Am i': !t'rl ri(' 1-'ow£ '1 1\T&T ....... A s hl;.~ncl Oil .... l i:n~ Boh F. v Jn s F arm~.; ... ... . ... .... 2fi und t rnd i ng :-,t •:.;s iun •.v iii hl'g in at 7 p.m . foll owed IJy .:1 t•oin aut·t io n Jn d rc·fr p~ h mf•nl s . F.MS has :\ c·alls MPi gs C oun t,\' w ithout the lax . " We·' ll probabl.v b£' Medical S.·n ·it't•s rrport s tht'e<' ca ll s Thur:.;duy : S_'r' l"i.ICU SP at 1: 2~! to 1\mbf'rgf'r Roo.td for Ma _v Hn!lt •r to V(•! N an.-. Mrm orla l <t.!ll . ll o., plt<tl', ltu tl ;l!H.I at :1 12 p.m. to SJa iP Routr• i ii\~ for Carlos J<str p to V<' lrriln s MPmorlal llospita l: Ra eim· at H: II J p.m. to Stal t' Houle :\:lH fo r J.r·s tn Schultz to :-t in!<'rSiai C' hi ghw avs oul sidr th r r: Dooi) 'I;- :sV\'illia Ml'f :ool Syvilli;o M. McCoo l. HO, lor ol' Cd di;. cl it'tl WC'dnhda~· Sur\' i\' ing ar c• hrr hu ~ b; tnd . I·:. McCoo l: 1hr £'t• so ns. ( ;Pnc · I{()~; .Jo hn M. divorce. Cynthia Robso n has bee n resto red by Ihe co urt tu hrr former name Richards. Kimberly Person has been grant ed a divorce from Harold Person. South Ct•nlral Ohio Thu nderstorms like))· toda)', with a cha ncr of severP s1orms and highs between ~5 and 90. Mostly cloudy tonig ht. with a chanc e of thunders torms and a low between li.'i and 70. Occa· sional showers and thunder· storms Sa turday. with highs ncar 80. The probabi lit y of precip it a· tion is 60 percent toda v, <0 thrir Te n defe nd a nt s forfeited bonds, nine of Ihem on speeding charges. in the court of Pomeroy Ma yor Richard Sey ler Tuesday nig ht. Forfeiting specdin g bonds were David C. Lowman. Hart · ford , W. Va .. $47: Edna M. Na nce. Syracuse. $48: Robert E Seevers. Newport , U7: Geo rge R. Holman, Ra ci ne, $48; Jane A. Michael. Pomeroy, $4fi; Mickey S. flollon, Long Bot:om. $47; J ames Snodgrass. Rutland, $46; Wayne Zeigler .. Albany, $46; Juli e A. Miller. Ga llipolis. $50. Ricky Schaefer. Middl eport, for· felted bonds of $63, opera ting while under sus pension. and $63, ex pired plates. Fi'ned in Mayor Sey ler's court were Brooks A. Glm·er ,.Cal lipo· lis Ferry, W. Va .. driving while intoxica ted. $:l7o and costs: Tho· mas Quillen, Middleport , assaull on an officer. $31.1 and costs, and mt:~rri <J,lH"- Hospital news Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT On June 1. 1987, in the Meigs County Probale Court. Case No. 25.537, Constance M . BUllock, A . D . 1,' Box 1477, Clarendon, Pa ., 1 6313 was appointed E~eecutrix of the estate of Permelia A . Cole . deceased, late of 360 Pearl Street Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio. Robert E. Buck. Probate Judge lena K. Nesselroad, Clerk 16)5, 12, 19, 3tc \'elcrans Memorial Public Notice T hu rsda y Ad miss ion s - Hurl Blevins. La n•svi . . iJ c·, Ma)· J-l olter. PUBLIC NOTICE Jaymar Coal Company, Route 1, Cheshire, Ohio cine: Robert ilur kc. Tu ppers 45620, husubmitted a coat mining and reclamation per· P lai ns. mit applicotion, numbered Thur sday Di sc ha rgr s 0780. fcratippleareatotha .Jam~s Web<>r. rtol land Will. tlhio Department of Natural Rac in e; Ch ri sl in e ShaPUN . Pomf'roy : Dc•borah Wol fe . Rll· Lottery numbers that people do not wish lo trave l at 711 ur RO mph. bu t rat her at a ru tr ." I • U. S. Open concludes today Health fair -Page B-1 Beat of the Bend: 'Just in the nirk of time' Page A-6 Spt'ed limit issue inmh'es lot,; of politir,; Page A-2 an d 17 numbers: Daily Number 791. Ticket sales lolaied $1,241.40:5, with a payoff due of $278,095. PICK-4 8o27. PICK ·4 ticket sales totalea $180.~150, with a payoff du e or $81,217. PICK·4 $1 straight bel pays $:i,256. PIC'K-4 $1 box bet pays $219. Public Notice Public Notice __:_:......:_..1.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Fathn's Day Weekend Entertainment At ROCKY'S IN RAVENSWOOD APPEARING JUNE 19 & 20-"AMIX" (10 PM-2 AM) BAND JAMBOREE SUN., JUNE 21, 3 PM-?? HOST BAND: "THREE". Bands from Parkersburg, Ravenswood, Pomeroy, and the surrounding areas. Any Band Interested In Playing ... CALL 304-273-9015 or 614-949-2092 By STEVEN TRIPLETr Tines-Sentinel News Editor GALLIPO LIS - The news from U.S . Rep. Clarence Miller IR·Ohiol. last Wednesday lhat $34 million has been appropriated for 1988 by Ihe House Approprialion Committee is jus I part of" continuing story of the improvement project at the Ga llipolis Jocks and dam. Tolal cost forecast for the project in Februa ry of 19R6 was $353 million. The $:14 million is three limes the money originally requesled for 1988. Construction should begin this fall and the addit ional funds mean the project ca n proceed qu ickly. Bids for construction will be opened in September according to Public Affairs officer Dave Bayard of Ihe U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Hunl ingt on W.Va. According to Bayard most of the engineeri ng work and land acq uisition has been complcled. Bayard says the project will ta'ke from seven to eight years lo complete. The appropriation still has to pass a vote by the House and Senate. Barry Palmer: Dlreclor of the Association for lhe Development of lntcrsla te Nav igabil it y in America's Ohio Va liry , Dl · NAMOJ, says the Gallipolis project has been targeted In Washington . as "the number one priority in bill H .R. 6. " Also in H.R. 6 arr locks and dams No. 7 and ~ on lhc Mononghahela River: second chamber , Jocks and dam No. 26 on" the Mississippi River; Bonnev ille locks and dam on the Columbia Riv er and Winfield locks and dam on the Kanawha River. DINAMO's membership is made up of busi· nesses. local govern ment s and organizati ons who supporl improvemenls of watetway navigability. DINAMO has lobbied In support of the wal erway projects. The big obsta cle for thp projrct was hurdled in November of 1985, when Congre0s approved omnibus waler resour,es leglsiat ion which aulhorized lhe project. Accordi ng to Baya rd money has not been a big problem. but' getting authorization for the project was. One big issue which was rcsoi,·ed when the project was au thorized concerned cost shar ing provisions. The House wanled onc"thi rd of thc By CHARLENE IIOEFUCH Tlmes-Stmtlnel Stall POMEROY - E~ h iblts of art s and crafts, antiques and collect!· blcs are always a part of Herltagr Weekend al the Meigs Museum and this year's displays are unique waiting Ia be viewed. Among the exhibits are an antique doll a nil toy collecllon on display, woodworking and other lools from earlier times, pots and pans used by turn· of-the-cen tury homemakcrs. a weaving loom, · spinlng wheel and old sewing ma chines, old phonographs and records, as well as miscellaneous furnishings from homes of gener· at ions past. Among the new displa ys this year Is one of hand·woven baskets from the collection or Donna; Ohllng,er. ThP Jar!(est' baskel of the display was made by Joe Young of l.ong Bottom In 1900. He made It for his bride to be usM as a conlal ner lor firewood. Anolher Is a market basket made in 193:; and given lo Mrs. Ohlinger's mother, Hilda Whil e, by Apperson Young In payment for some wallpapering, while another Is a small colored \Jut not 1\'ans portl'd: Hut land at 2: Ill p.m. to No•\\' Lima Hoa<l for .luanit: t l.amt)('rl to Vr t ( • ran ~ Mr•m or ia l ll os pit< ll : ltm·int' a l .' ~ :- n p.n1 . to Dor ca s fo r C i ne! ~· Stalans 10 \ 't'\f ••rdn s Memorial g r eat · · F ri en ds may GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St . Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992·2976 SPRING RSUMMER HOURS MON.-WED. & IHURS. q.s lUES. & FRI. q.a SATURDAY 9-1 ttospi ta l: Hutl;llld at 9 ·IHp.m . to tt am )l! On Il oilo\\' 11oad fo r Hurl Olt'V lrls to \ 'l't rr an< Mt' mor lal Hos pi tal : S)Ta r uS<' at JO:Ot p.m. lransportctl K ar~ n McCO)' to HOME LOANS THE GRAVELY SYS \. V~l~'IP~I~·a~ns~-~~1~Pn~l~O~I'i~al~f~lo~<~pi~l;~tl~.--~:::::::::::::::l:E~~~~ ~ Ha~~y father's Day 0 samsonlte"....: FlJRNIIUA( FRIDAY & · SATURDAY *No Application Fee *Long Tenn, Fixed Rates *Minimal Down Payment And Closing Costs. REMEMBER WHEN! - These ACales were used by Phllly Sr. In Meier Brothers Meaat Shop, locaated In the bottom of the upra house, now Elberfeld's Parklnr Lot, many year!! ago. They arc now a part of Shirley Huston'• antique tool colledlon on e><hlhlt at the museum, displayed here by Nancy Reed. ~elcr, North ready to go to jail WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. William Cohen', R·Maine, a member of the Iran-Contra paael, said Saturday be belle~es U . Col. Oliver North iB prepared to ro to Jail rather than testily about hiB actions to arran11e tbe far-Rung affair. Interviewed with p1111el colleape Sen. David Boren, D· Okla., on CNN's "Evans A No.ak," Collen also 1ald North's silence has put the select Hou~~e-Senate commilleel Janttlratinr the scandal "at his mercy" as they barpla with North'1lawyers to get his testimony. Boren and Collen, also the chairman and vice chairman of the Senate lntelll«ence Committee, offered lllelr -menls of the congrf!SIIIonal probe utile lrliii'Conlra panel prepares to open a second 1et of public llearlnp Tue.day after a 14·day break. The first slx·•eek Rretell ended .Juae t wltll erltleal queltions surroundlnr tile forelp policy affair bec.-c fer &M'I'en from tbe pnr;·ho Marlae officer wllo •lltl Nn, II wu a 1talf member on tbe Nalloeal SeetlriiJ c-u. 81•ce 1111 •mlual lor hi& involvemellt Ill tile ~al, NortiiU. nf111 e• to apeak, lnvoklnr the Flftk Amllllhtlll proledlotl acal•l tell· lncrbnlnatloa. After lnlenle nerotlallons with apeelal p.-.tor Lawre•ce Walsh, who! 111 pun111111 ertmllllll ella pe ID Jlle CMe, tbe lraa-Contra panel s•pt ... pt llmW IIDnalty from PI' neCitloll for Nortll - wldcll awcp 111 llhn It ...,.. ONLY $188 N0 H a fl ds®! bock and rola;,. Liu for siesta or suntan. Sit up to sip cold one. NoHands"'. o Lean a liM the sel l· adjusting chaiae from the Samsonite Body Glove& col· lection. • Strong, Welded tubular steel frani1111s • RUst· resistant Samton - Gerd~ fr•mft finish · • Cool, ccmfortable S11p~r· TuHs slings in a choice of decor1tor . colors. SAVE 25°/o (orntr of Third and Olive Golipolis 446-3045 ON ALL PATIO GROUPS Daily 9-5 Mon. & Fri. 9-1 PEOPLES BANK 5th Slrl!et New HaYI!II, W.Va. POint Pleasant. W.Va. 1112·21.15 6'15-U21 2212 Jackson Avenue Second Slrl!et Maaon, W.Va . 773-5514 -~ -~ l 9e2SO/o u.L IWeleo11el " ' I F.I.LC. I ,. • Jm'prov<'mcnts woulq provide long term bl'nefll s to 'thr local and national rconomy . Palmer says $255 million cou ld be saved annually per year by business und indusi<'V when thr locks arc upgraded. This suvi ng.< would b<> re<tllzed by businessC's who ar·e now usin g :1 morC' C' Xpenslve altrrnate mode of tr<tn spat'latlon. An Army Corp of Engineer' s rc' port r(•ieased Feb. 4, 1!186 stalc'li "Reduced delays and lransporallon cosls will benefit directly and indirectly !he economy of the nation." The r'e pot·t also projt>ctrd an In crease In commodi tv traffi c 64.5, 7:>.0 and 915 million Ions tran siting . the projccl In 19~10. 2000 and 2020 r·espeC'tlvel.v. Thcs<' Irends also foreca sted a :10 h ~ur delay per tow by 1990. The dam, built In 1937, has been Jhc scene of numci·ous accidents and called Ihe "major bottlcnrck" on th e Ohio Rlvrr. Palmrr said somr users have rcporlcd delays as long as 711 hours at th e loc ks. Tht' worst time Is durin~ I he hi gh watCI' season In Ihe spring. According lo Palmer plans are being made for a ground breaking ceremony In lute Oclotx>r·. Easier basket given to Mrs. Ohlinger in 1933 and "reC'ycled" Pvery yea r unlil 1949 al Easiertime. There Is a small hlckorv basket from the early 1900's and a firesid e basket from the ear ly 20' s, both frm Mrs . Ohl!nge(" s famil y, along with several newer baskets. Several pioneer skills will be' demon~J ra t ed this afternoon from noon to evening and In the lheatre slides will be shown on the Northwesl Terrllorv a nd Williamsburg. · Thr pie baking con les t will be Co ntinued on A ·~ Details of defects might be released r------------1 to F'our th _anfl Sn•amo t'P for whn wa s lrf';tlrd projec t costs to be paid from water transportation industry taxes .collected and di str ibuted In tho' Inland Walerways Trust Fund. The Srnatr wan led half of Ihe projecl cos ls to be pa id through the Irus t fund and they also wanted an lnercasc in barge fue l tax fr om $.11) per ga llon lo $.20 begin ning .Ja n. I. 1 9~8. Thl' Senalc version eventually was agreed upon. Oft he $l4 million appropria ted. $17 million was appropriated from the Inland Wat erway Trust Fund . The first such appropriatio ns from thl' trusl fund accordi ng to Palm er. Regardless of pa ssage of th t' $:14 million appropriation, Bayard says consti'Ur tion shou ld beg in this fa ll. How many workers th e co ns tru e· lion projt'el will employ depends on how lhc co nlraclor dOl'S the' work. AI the pea k of Jh t• project, which Bayard said was the lhlrd or fourlh · building season, more than :.oo co nstruclion workers could be employed. Palmer says the added construction l'mp loy"'enl would not only be a temporary shol In the arm for the local economy, bul the Jock Arts, crafts on ·exhibit for • • • Heritage Weekend activities l'l'a lll omP in Wa ynrsvi ii P fr om 7 to ~l p.m. F riday ~ r; 1ndo n Fl o ~· d Sections. 60 Pages A Multimedia l11c . Newspaper Locks project ·groundhreaking slated this fall call at lhe Stubbs·Conner Fun· Mt •i gs ('oun t,· F:mer gt·tu.' ,\' IVil'd il'<t l S(·n· ic t ·~ rt' POI'I S fiv t.• <'< Ti ls Wrrln r~ cl a~· ; 11ac\nr al 1: IIi lun C l'm l f'r~·l . mt 10 grand('hildrc-n. and on<' nephew . Cn!vf'siclf' Sf' rY ices will br held Union Partly cloudy. Chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the tipper SOs. Probability ol prl'clpitalion 50 P.rrcent. • Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant June 21, 1987 ,ur S<'nttstlal•·· iliit .: 1\r ith of at I p.m. Sat urday at the Cadi z :E:MS has 5 (•ails Comics ....... .............. Insert Clussllied, ................ ll-2-7 lleaths .... .. ............... ... i\·7 Farm ... ................... .... C- ~ Editorial ........... .... ...... 1\ · t Sports ...................... ('-t-6 tmts - Wurrwr of Pompro.\' , 1-& grand· o·hilrlr e n Along the River ........ B·J.6 Business, ..................... 0 '1 • Vol, 22 No. 20 Copyrighted 1987 C-1 CLEVELAND 1UPI I - Thur. day 's winning Ohio Lottery dogs. ORDINANCE #303 This ordinance shall take Resources. Division of Rec· BANNING OF effect and be in force from tam2tion. The proposed coat PIT BULL DOGS mining and reclamation opBE IT ORDAINED BY THE and after the earliest period oration will be for a tipple in COUNCIL of the Village of allowud bv law. Meigs County , Salisbury Syracuse, Meigs County, PASSED: June 4, t 987 Tcwnship Lots 392. 396 and Ohio : Janice Lawson. Clerk-Treasurer 398 on the property of Section 1. In order to Jaymar Coal Company. The protect the health, safety, Eber Pickens, Mayor propoaed permit area en· and the welfare of the 16) 19. 1tc ccmpasses 7 .3 acres and is residents of the Village of located on the Cheshire 7% Syracuse, the breed of dogs Public Notice minute U.S .G .S . quadrangle known as "PitBulls'.' will no map, approximately 1 .0 longer be permitted in the miles northeast of Cheshire. ccrporation limits of the ' NOTICE OF Ohio. APPOINTMENT OF The applic8ti.on is on fiie at Village of Syracuse. All Pit FIDUCIARY Bulls currentlv within the the Meigs County Ra: corporation must be reOn May 29, 1987, in the corder's Office, Meigs moved within 30 days after Meigs County Probate County Courthouse. Pome· the passage cf this Coun, Case No. 25529, rov. Ohio, for public view- ordinance. Mary K. Holter, 33660 TR ing. Written comments or Section 2. The owner of 111. long Bottom, Ohio requests for informal confer· any such dogs shall be t 1·ned 46743, was appointed Exe· ence may be sent to the not more than $100 and cutrix of the estate of Arvil Division of Reclamation, 1 h 1 Holter, deceased. late of Founta1n , Square, Building ccsts irstoffenseof having ortor e keeping such 33660 TR 111 , Long Bot. tam, Meigs County, Ohio B· 3. Columbus. Ohio dogs. ' 43224, withinthirtydaysof Section 3 . The owner of 45743. the last date of publication any IUCh dcgs shall be fined Robert E. Buck, ofthisnotice. not more than 6500 and Probate Judge 16)19, 22, 29 17)6. 4tc costs for the second offense Lena K . Nesselroad. Clerk of having or keeping such 161 5. 12, 19, 3tc The Pomeroy Volunteer Fireman's Association will be sponsoring a Chicken B.B.Q. at the Fire Station on Sunday, June 21 st starting at 11 :00 a.m. r. 50 ce nts assault. S213 and costs: Ma * Laudermill , Racine, open flask 1 $20 and costs; Bill Bostic, Callipolis. assault, $213 and costs, and Janet S. Re itmlre, Rutland, $48 and costs, speeding. VanMC'ter , • El i"a 1\ . Utt a nd Kennel h R. Utt havr b<>cn grant I'd a dissol u· lion or ma r riage. C'ynlhia .J. Robson and Dunn,· L. Robson havr bee n gra nt r d a las! FC'bruar~·. " I am convl nced Gprman)' and William of Kettrr· in g: a tlaughtN. Donna William· so n of Kutland: a sl.<trr. Aleria percen t tonight and 80 percent Sa turday. • Winds will be light and varia· blr today and tonight . Extended Fore.;ast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of showers ana . thunders tor ms each day, with' ' highs ra nging from Ihe upper 70,. to the middle 80s. Overnight low~ will be between 60 and 65. Ru tland . Ru lh Ann Faulk. Midd lepo rt , and Timoth.v D. Fa ulk, Pomeroy, have fli ed for a dissolut io n of Sunday Ten forfeit bonds in Pomeroy court ·' , peopl<'. " If ~ou lf;J Vf" l on Ohio 's inter· stales al a II. you know that . - - - - - - - - - - - - - L - - - - - - - - - - !- - -r------...!.____::..__ people ar~ s imply not goi ng 5o m)Jh any morc," said Scm. Dav id 1.. J-J obson , R·Springfi Pid. who has b<>en pus hing thP bill since Area deaths m~ · rl.\ · agi.linst Thf'S"... Oil lnal' l"rlf't'.''t,2. ' '1--I, On \ ... 11 tht• tJIII rai s in g Ill!' spC<'d limit on rra so n t~b l e V(•!(•ran s Mf'mo r ial Hospi1<JI. I Divo rce actions ha ve been fil ed in Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Court by .Joseph 1\. McCarty, Middleport . aga insl Mar)· .J. McCar ty, Middleporl. a nd by Racinda K. VanMeter, Rac ine, limit•. or cltr'rs· w'lth mo,·o than F:m(•r ge nc.v sian of ma rijuana. and $10 and cos ts, expired license; Eric Tay. lor, Racine, $25, diso rder ly manner: Rick McClellan , Pom e· roy, $50 and cos ls. disorder ly mann er: Charles B. Williamso n. Rutland, $2o and costs, ext ircd tags: Ton y Welch. Middleport , $25 and costs, failure to cont ro l. and .Johnny Donohu e. Middle· port. $100 and costs, possession of marijuana. and $100 and costs and 10 days in jail. assau lt. Divorce actions filed in Meigs Court buck here 1n a couple ofyca rs to address the problem,'' said Deering, alluding to the fact that hr had wanted an f-l('ck' s In c. ... .. . . ...... -1 ~"~ addlllonal thrN'·Cen t tax on a Lirnllcd Inc .. ......... .4:1:Y1 gal lon . " We ' rt • go ing to have to Multimedia In" ........... SY c urt ail som r of thP ('Onstruction fti.lX ]{PS!JU I'aOI S.. ...... ........ :d'K projeels," fl(• said. rtobbins&Mv r rs. .. ... 11'!1 Sho ney· s lnr·. . .. ....... 2~1 Repu bl ica ns rr fu sed to 'upport Wr ncl y's Inti. ... .... ....... .... ... HI'., the larger tax figu re , and many Wort hin gton Imi ........ .. ....... ~11 1 ;1 of' thl'm wanted a lid on the ta x at 17 cenl s a gallon. It is now 12 Boarci mt•t•ls Tut·~d ay cc n". wi ll go Ia 14.7 cc nt s .July 1 MPigs Coun t)' Liller Crant and will grow by about one·half advisory board wil l meet Tues· cr' nl a year. acr o1'din g to ODOT, day. 7: :«1 p.m.. al th l' Meigs Rep. Lynn R. Wa r ht mann, R Count y 1-:xt c n ~ ion Off lcC' . Napo ll'll n, co mplained aboutthc lack of managemen t of highway An noun('t•rrwnls workers. Ht• sa id vo tin g for the bill would be co ndonin g "s ix mrn foin duh ml •i•ling Oil KilN Coin (' full will mr•r•l l( •tmin~ on (.1 s hon·l. two wavin!Z a Mon da)' at Bu r kPtt 's Ba rbc• r flag <111d tw o more loo king at the Shop in Middlt•port . Soc ial hou r holc thcv'rr digging." Charm ing Shoppc'.s .. ..... ....... :! I:Y1 ;, l~edrr a l Mogu l .................... 42 1 Goorlyear T&lt .... . ...... 71l gage Co. of Ohio. Pomero.\'. has filed acl ion agai nst Sharon Allen. 1\l bany, for a judgment of $1.927.31 . Reciprocal ac t ions for child su ppor t have been filed b)' the Stat e of Michigan . Oakland County, individually and on be· half of Marisa Gray, aga inst Vincent Dale Gray; and by the Sta te of Arizona, Coc hise County, and Anna Teresa Enci nas. aga ins l Sa muel Aumiller Gibbs Ill. Two forfeit bonds in mayor's court ll t10 :54 p.m. Thursda y, Kavin .J. Hutton, 18, ol Rutl a nd , w;JS oiJscrvrd at the back or the Meigs Cou nt y .Ja il tryin g to slip mari juana in to prisoners. Hutton was spotted by Deputies Har ry Lyo n.s and Ral ph Trussel l. Hutton was arrested and Daily stO(•k prices -------Weather------ Meigs County Court news Will award prizes in 3 events tJ(·gin al Friday, June 19. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,, ' By United Press International Olflclals from severa l states, Including Ohio. are calling lor the release of a secret reporl thai details defecls In nucl ear plant s and II looks like they will get what they want. The "Reed Rcpor l" was com· piled by General Electric Co. engineers In 1975. The company sold reactors to Gra nd Gulf, the Rlverbend plant near St. Fran· clsvllle, La ., tho Perry plan t near Cleveland , Ohio, and the Cli nton plant In central Illinois. The report had been supressed wl\h !he agreement of lhe Nu· clear Regulatory Commiss ion until an Ohio utllll y lawsuit forced the report to bl'come a public document as part of the courl record lasl month. At a Washington meeting of the National Association of State· Funded Utilily Consumer Advo· cales, Miss issippi voted to ask for the release or the report , Special Assistant Attorney Gen· eral Frank Spenser said FrJBay . The group resolved to "ask Congress to ensure lhat lhe report ls made public." Spencer said. "Thai's our stand." GE maintains that all the repairs were made although the cost of the repairs or who made them has not been det ermined. "The NRC has been assuring people that ft has taken action on the reports from te GE englnl>ers as Jo the problems wllh Ihe plant and Jhey've ' been corrected," Spencer said. " But we think It 's necessary to get that full report sow~ can see llrsthand what's ln ft and make sure the public's protected. "While we have no doubt the NRC has taken steps, we want to see the report for ourselves so we can make that determination." Continued on A-4 LOCK PROJECI' - This artlsl'8 rendering siJows how the new JockK wll! look, once they are In place Ires ide the old lock facility. After the !ocks are completed work will ber;ln on UJI«l'adlng the dam lt•elf. (Times-Sentlnelllle photo) State lawmakers attempt to conclude session for summer By I.EE I.EONARil UP I Siatehous" Reporter CO LUMBUS, Ohio !UPII The Ohio Genera l Ass<'mbly wi ll attempt Jhl s week Jo finalize ac tion on the $22 billion stat e budget fo r 1988·89, deal wllh a hosl of other pressing mailers and adjourn for the summer. Law makers, who have Jx>en wa rned lo prepare lo slay through Friday, ra ce a brulal workweek which Includes antiCI· pated action on a major civil jusllce and Insurance reform bill and a 2.7·cent Increase In Jhe state gasoline tax, among olher thin gs. There al ready are I hrce· dozen bills on the Senate calendar alone. and probably will he more before the Wl'l!k Is over. The House Is to rcconvt'nC alII a.m. Tuesday untl Ihe St:•natr at 1:30p.m. House and Sr·natc negotiations on the budget progressed last week to the polnl whcerc the slx·member pa nel has u Jc•nta· live revenu e fl gurdrom which to charl spendin g. Sources report ed th at the pane· lisls decided to take the Senate vers ion of a sales ta x on Inter· sta te long di sta nce telephone calls, exemptin g dala lransmls· slnns and coupling It with a promised 5 percent ra te reduc· lion on Jhc long distance call s. The proposal would raise $107 mJIIIon over two yea rs. 1n addition, so urces said, JhP House-a pproved tax amnesty would be replaced with an aggrcs.• lve tax enforcement program condu cted by add II lanai tax agents. Rep. Thomas W. Johnson. R· New Concord, a member of the con fcrcncr r·ommltt ec, sa id th r group Is working on spending reductions. Both !he liousr and Senate t'XCPPded the amount of revenu es av~ llatJi e . "We' re a bout $2f~l million ovc·r now," sai d .Johnso n, adding that Ihe la rger Houst· human sNv lres and Senate rdur·ation ex ;>endl· tu res havr not yi't been trimmed . Negot lalot·s pla n to meel Man· day mor nin g and Monday cv t•n· Jn g In hop~s ot gett lng " rer)()rt Co ntlnu rd on ll -4 Govertnent rejects Piketon request By United Pres8 International A request by the American Enrichment Co. to operalc an abandoned uranlum·enrlchmenl centrifuge plant nca r Piketon, Ohio, has been rejected by Jhe federal government. America n . Enrichment had proposed to use priva te money lo complete part of the planl and start using IL The company would pay the federal govern· ment lor the plant with a negollated percenlage of profit s. "In Jhe deparlment 's view, AEC has not shown that It has the financial and management re· sources critical to complete and •• operate Jhe large and complex Gas Centrifu ge Enrichment Plant fac ilities," said J . Mi cha el Farrell, Energy Department general counsel, In a leiter lo AE C presldenl Leonard Re ichle. Farrell said substantial legal questions remain as to whelher the company could operale th plant w!Jhout a license fro m the Nuclear Regulatory Commls· sian. He also said the govern· ment could be liable If anything went wrong. ' The federal Energy Depart · ment was building the $2.6 billion centrifuge plant to enrich ura· nlum. for weapons produ ction and ' electricit y genr r·at Jon. Bu t in 1985 It decidl'd to abandon the unfin ished pla nt in thr wak e of tailing demand and Increased foreign com pel ilion. About J.2(XJ jobs were los t. Way ne 'Range , an En(•rgy Depa r tment spokes man In Oak Ridge, Tenn ., said Friday that Ihe department was to ld In .198f> by the Sl'Crctury uf energy to serk an alter nallve use for the Ohio centrifu ge site. "Interes t has been up a nd down," Ran gr sa id. " I don' t know of anyont' waiting In Jht• wings fo r usin g t hr facility fort hi' enrichm enl or uranium." \ �... ~une 21, 1987 Commentary and perspective Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. ' NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 6-21.a7 Page-A-2 A Division of 25 Third .h ·P., GaUipoll•. Ohio I II Court St ., Pomeroy, Ohio i6U i UG-\:!42 t6 U i 992-2156 ROBERT L \\"ING.ETT Publisher H OB.\RT WILSO:-.- ,JR. E•ecuth•e Ed itor PAT WHITEHEAD A~•ls tant Publisher-Controller A ,\ 1DHWR r1 f 'Jn p i:nl! fod Pn...,, ln tf'f national, !nln nrl Dal ly PrE>ss Associa· 11cm and thr Amrrlran ~ f""" ,.pa p<>r 1-'u ni i S hN ~ """"OC: li:l tlfJn LETI F: RS OF OPf~I{) ~ ilff wr! ('(J I'J'l(· fh p,_· st\ oo ld tx.• le5s than ,:m words lon~<: All h•\t{'r s arr suhjf'C! 1o trl llln£ dnd ntJstlw s ~gned with nam<>, address and tclrphnnr numb<>r ~o unsl ~<:nld lf•tt <•n. will tw putl lJS hl"Cl . LC<t!NS .-,hould Jx> In good l&ste. addrrsslng lliSU (""i , not JX' fSOO<tlil tes The politics of raising the speed limit By United Press International Bureaucrats -----~-J_a_ck_A_nd_e_rs_o_n_a_nd_Jo_se_p_h_S_p_ea_r WASHINGTON- Taking fed · era l bureaucrats ' words at face \"a lue ca n be a risky business. Just ask William B ailey of . Columbus, Ohio. · Bailey Is president of Lee Products Inc .. w hich manufac· lures braking systems for under· . ground coal mines ' haul ing equipment. High-grade brakes ca n mean the difference between life and death for a miner In the close canfinps of a tunnel. Considering the crucial naturt' of his co mpany's producr. Bailey took seriously the two memos sent out a few years ago by the Mine Safety and Healfh Admini stration announcing new criteria for eva luating the safety of braking sys tem s. Bail ey as sumed , naive ly as it turned out , !hal t he memos m ean I what they said - or appeared to say . · So Lee Product s went to considerable expense redesign · ing II brake systems to meet the • federal criteria and received a "certification of performanct'." That and 50 cents m ight ha ve gotten Bail ey a cup of coffee; It didn' t help him sell any brak E's. In !a ct, the expe nse of m eet ing the higher standards put him at a disadvantage with his compe11· tors, none of whom had bothered to meet fht> federa l crit eria and obtain cerp!ication. How could Bailey have been m isled by bureaucratese ? Easy . Our report er Lisa Sylvester has seen the two memos sent out in 1979 to brake makers. The first one said: "We propose tha t all eq uip· ment m anu factured or rebui lt after, June 8, ·1981, mus t be provided with bra king syst ems m eeting these criteria ." The crit t>ria were attached . The seco nd memo a few m onths later notified manu fac· turers that the min e safely agency wou ld " begin accepting applications for the rerllflca .fions of performa nce" that were envisioned in the new serup . The mPmos seemed prett y straighfforward to Ba iley, and his company set about followi ng Today in history By United Press International Today is Sunday, June 21, the 172nd day of 1987 w ith 193 10 follow . Summ er officially begins tod ay tsolstice a! 6: 11p.m . EDT ! . COLI,;~JIJL"S - 'l;l ny h<• , ., h< ·c·au" · of .111 the cards and le11E'r' insisting thar Ohio ""s , p..rd limir h<• rai1<·d from 'io1o 1} i mph . Nobod.' • ·a ni ~ 10 tlri\" .'i.'i <~n) morr·. and hJrdl v an\"bod\· does . Ma.v tx· it" o., h('CJu :-,c th f ~ o;, JaiP JPgi ~lo t o r~ who d ri\'P back l:lncJ for th from homl' to Columbur, r \' ( 'r~ wt f'k t.Jff•llrf'd rJI f('Pi ing guil t.\' about break in g rh<· ' PN·d lim ir May tx· it '.' bf'f'<':IU!-.(' Oh io is n O\~ swrtin g to look hark wanl 10 it s n('igh iJoro., , Kt•nlu C'ky . \\'t.''-1 \ 'ir gi nia an d lncJi.:~na. wh(•r p ~·· o u c.:m go6:1 on rhr fn•rways . 1\"hat<!\"(•r l h<· rra,un . Ohw ·' ' rw•·d limit i.\ going 10 h<' 1i5 bpforr long on !n I Pr~ 1a lr hi ghv. ay " r,u 1!, i(lf m<l j(J I cit i c~~... (I nd ~a frt y rx pf'rt s cu n go soak I hr>.i r hl'ad!-. . Gov . Hlch ~ r cl F . Cr·l r-~ 1 1· "'"v.. t hf' h,tnd\.1. r itln g on t hf' \\ u II !at C' I a ~ t wN'k w h<-1n tf1 • th rrw !n t ht·tr,\\l'l fr om hh r('ll'f' ttl on Krllev's Isla nd . d c~ pi t f> thP l n n g~ t a ndin g ec1nH·nt ion of hi.., D£'p:.trt n1C'nt of Highwa .v Sa f<'l y lhal liw•s will b<• lo; t il tlw ~ w·r·d limit go<'' up. Ha rc•l.v one• to lip his hand in acl\ lc·gis i;IIJon. CPkstr~a id hP wou ld 11'1 this onr· brcome law if il rta che; hb des k. '""''''!" Why't ThC' govf'rn or (' itrd " pub I ie S('h timC'n t and whn t appPl:l rs to bt' overw hl'lmlng support In 1hr l.r·gi; latur<' ." Anofhf'r posi bll' rc•;"on . uns pok<·n. " '" ·' rh at Cr lo.str soo n wil l br callrd upon to sign CJ hl,g hway mJi rlf(•n;jncr and co nstructio n il pprup r ialion co nt ai ning CJ 2. 7·cf' nt incH ·a~ l' in lhl' gasoline tax. A govf'l'nor c;ul' l afford to srr"m lh1· molurisrs roo mu ch. especial ly if he Is co ntempl ating run ning for prc•sidcnt . Wh en h<' lnlrodu cr•d lh<' IJIIJ las I Fellru ar)' . SP n. [)a v id L. Hobso n. rt-Sprl ngfiPid. hrra lcled it as a " sa fr t_ , ... bill. I 1ra is od rhe speed limit. bu 1also provided for ilr Pn sr ' " spc·nsions for exr<'<'Ui ng 5o mph on rwoJanP hi g hWii )'S. Wh at ha ppt•npd wa s ('itllf'd t'om pr!lmb..t ' . Jlubsun had 't o give' up some Jhlngs to gr t hi.1 !Ji l l lhmu g t1 . The ilc<•nsr suspPnsions WI' I"<' s1r i ppc•d ou 1 of 1hl' bi II . a nd 1hr only pl•nalt y 1<• 11 Is a sys ll' m of '" polnr,.. wilir h Hobson lubel ed '"ridi culous'" onlv a f••w ~<" <•rks ago. In fac t. undr-r ll obson "s hi ll llw fJI'n aily fn1· spprrti ng is even loss. in C('riLIIn ca~f>~. tha n um!Pr 1''\l!-.ting law . T hl·r r wou ld be• no ppints on thP f l r sl offen se. CwTPn r law assPs;rs rwo points 101 pxce~<lln g 70 mph. Und er ll oiJson' s poi nt s.vs ll'm , u clriv•.,.wou ld have to ho rra vel lng 100 mph on thP I hird spPt•di ng olfe nsp within a ,v rJ r br• fon: his or her Jlccnsr would b<' suspt'nti<·r f. Th is h s a f t•t ,, · ·~ Thr• r<'a l ca usl' of cl;mgpr on Ohi o·, l" rf'<• w a>·s Is not purl' sprcd . il' s I he diffl'r<'ncf' in sprPd' IJPI w• ·Pn Vl'h icb. so pNhups ra is ing 1hPI lm 11 to fi~ wi ll mnkl· spcr>tls mon• unifor m . It ;ll so wou ld holp If llu • Ohio Hi ghwa,\" Palrnl would go aft rr the hotdogs I hat WPavo i n and nul ot l n d fit· ul 711 mph , parrlcularl.v on f rrrwa~1 s in!-i ld r r! t~· limil s Wh ilh'\'1'1', IIH' law m ak('l'S a nd ll tf' g0\'0 1'110r ha vp hC'a rd lh C' mess ag e. " r< ·opit' ;m· tr l l lng us IJ\ tlwi r ronduel, .. sn id Sen. Hobert 1.. Hurch . ]J.J)o,·t•r. "t hai ;,s mph ·I'\ no lnn grr rrusonabl (' ... " i\ ny law ."'" s; llrl Srn. 'I"IH ·ntlnr •• M . (; ra .l '. 1\ ·Columbus. " Is goin g 1o IJ•· ot:"'Y''<inn ly "' long as I hi '-' 11 he Jlf'OjJI (' t want II Ob(•vccl." ll 'slt l ong~ limdln g jokr a1ourul IIH' Stilll • h o u~r I hal sc-'nator s and rcprcsPnlallvr•s dun 'l ha' '' ' .Ill.' idt'" \\'h:ll Is In somP ot rhr bil ls they votr for. or r v<' n ~po rt ~or . Tl\( ',\' llWrC' J ~· parro t wha t a legislaii \'C' lall'.\ "r l' or a lobiJ.I"isr trll' lil• ·n' CJ'a,\ ' , in ;1 flf of l'illldo r l.t -. 1 HPf'k . I'Oilfi!'fl1C'<I fh<!f Jlulio n \\.'hfln hf> prr~enlf'(l d ll ou~f' pt~~ ~~~d hill to hi" ro l lr·:rgur •o.., ttt !~ wu~ · : " Mr. Prrsi d(' UI an(! lnl' nlbr •r ... nllhr' s. ·n ;tll . I dn n ' l know wtwt thr llC"Illhl s bill do0s . I rr\l t l lh1• tt n.ll\"1" ;r nd lnllmrl •d it in co mmittPP. I clidn ' 1 kJ10\.V wh ut it d i(l rtwn . . HH I I dll!t ' r ll0\1 I Wt)Ui rt g l;tdl,\ il r'C('•pl help fr om an~· otiH· r· s(•n ut or .. HI!» t Or~ was rna cl(' in anoiiH•r lor mmtth1 • S(•rwtf' fl oo r last wrek. An anir'IH1mrn1 w ; r ~ Of11' rt •!l lo 11 In il. .wcl it didn ' t f.! l'l :rm· \'Oirs . Sen. f!i<'lwrtii' .Sf"h.lfr.tth . ll J.o ud nnvJJI,•. nffrrrd :111 amrndmenf I'L'R il!'d i l1 g f'll ](\1\' <1 l:rmp:-. Ull t\mb ll IHrggll's. Thl'rP Wil!-0 SO fnC1 di>ru ss lo n ;_11\ cl app;ll·,•n i ll' II f"ililll~r'CI S<" ha fril ih "s m ind . Whrn the St'l1.1. f f' prl'sldr nl r; tl lt>d 1111· tl11• \ ( ' .!"' . ttwn' was uttf'l ' -. i](' JH'r. It's OK to soil diapers... Bv Die/,· W ,\ ~H I NC: TON 1lli' I I - ,\ NC1\\ ' Yo1'k publi ~ tl er hn:- slar ll'd n new sP rl 0s of ch11 ri rfln·-. hn11 k.. . thr Iii IPs of whi c h si'PI!l tnilor m adr for our p<•rmlssll'r s0Ci(•ty. Published 1hu s far .1 r r .. I I" s OK To Br Angr)·," " I f's OK To lit' D lffoi'CIII," " I t's 01\ To lk ~hv " and "It' s 0 1( To Bo i\fral cl. " If 1 m ay s u gg~s f a flfl ll liilt•. I would proposr " It ' s 0 1\ To IIP,II that Toy Dt•um somr M lsguidt•d Adult Santa Gal·<' You at Chris! mas." In fact , I mu~· d oa n C'nt i n· new seril's undrr thr rille " It 's OK To M a ke Nolsr .'" i\dmittcdly, f 'm no IIC<'""'d psychologis t, us Is onr of thr co-author s of th e four book .~ listed abov0. I haw had , however. a great deal of ex~rlcncr with small children and I ran o t trst 1hat most of their acti1·111rs ar~ no t 01<. Being a n ~ry, !or Instan ce. A hlurb says that "If's OK To Be Angry'" contains u " vHy i mponanf · message" for child· ren, name ly "II rea lly Is OK 10 b<' angry at both ctrrumsta ncPs beyond our co nl rol and fru st ru· tlon wllh o ur~e lves . " rr(>.~t This IJO\lk, th r bi<ll'b adds. ·warlt<•s r ltlldrrn how to undrr ~ t :HHI lhf' pu1f'n fl\rrt o tion of ang0r d llcl how to tlirecl i1 in H posl tlvp { JI\ . 1 ag r l't' u pr•rson ol any agf' sho uld act nntural. and if thai includ<'S nor k r~ plng p tr nt r mo· 1ions tlll tlt'r ro nl ro l. II may b<' Jrss st rf'~s fu l t o g-ivr ,·en1 l o th<'m . Ru t throwing " temper tan1ru ir1tlr fin ltrl,\' is not OK. A I leas t .::~ro und my hous('. M)· rxprri<'nre has be0n thai a child who }('I s anger or some •Jihrr pol<' nl r mol lon r un out of eonlr l is likclv 10 turn blue In the f.1co from lac·k of oxygen whitt' throwing hlmsrl f or herself on I liE' floor and kicki ng his or her f('CI. , Sometimes, gr ow n-ups act that " "" Y· too. parllcularly If they have had too much to dri nk. I'd like to SL'C how a licensed psycho logist wou ld deal wit h that sit uation . • My own i nclinailon. If I'm bigger. Is to pick up a child or a cocktail guest and shake him or her until his or her teNh raH!e. .Cold front cools off nation's midsection • June 21, 1987 ' .iun?ta~ 'a:"imw .itn1inrl the apparenl instruction s. But bureaucrats have a way wit h word s. and the magic word in this case was "propose. " By merel y proposing a new ru it' and stoppi ng tht>re. the burea ucrat s render e d t h e whole thing meanin gless. Mine Safely and Hea lth Admin· is tr atio n spok es m an F ra nk O'Gorma n agreed !,hat the m emo "appeared"to say that eertiflca · l ion wou ld be required . " I sy mpathize enormously wit h Mr . Bailey," he said . Then , with the unanswerabl e logic that makes dea ling with a bureau crat so frus trating, O'Gorman sa id: " How can we es t ablish criteria without establishing a rule? And if we establish a rule, we have to go through the ru le-makin g process ." · HI' expl ain ed tha t "rule m ak ing i s a very slow process" and includes a rigid series of steps: pre -proposa l draft. public comment period. act ual rule prop· osal . second publi c co mment pPriod. public hea ring. t hird publ ic comment period and. finally, a rule. As for Bailey, who se company tried to m ake sa fer equipment by doing what II thought the govern ment want ed. and wound up with a m ore expensive, less compe11· l ive produet . O'Gorman sa id: " I'm not sure haw wise a business judgment it was to put hi s eggs into what he thought was a baske t when II didn 't exi st. To bet on !he future act ions of \he fedPral gover nm ent , particu· Ia r ly in rule makin g, Is a prett y hai ry thing to do." Bailey Is under st anda bl y bil ler. In a letter to the sa fety age ncy. he suggested sa rcastl· t"a I l y thaI either he was misled or ihl' Min e Safety and Healfh t\dministral lon "Is abbve reproach and thereforp not answer abl e for it s ac l ions." New morality is to blame ____c_eo_.:_rge_P_lag:..:_e_ nz " I a m hum an, " sa id Gary Hart. That word aga in. It Is perhaps under standable that people like Hart and fallen TV evangelist Jim B akker would Invoke their status as mere mor tals to excuse their moral lapses. What Is surpri sing Is thai the American publi c Is ·so tolerant of egregious character flaws In the prom inent and exa lted. Most of those findin g fault with H art based thetr crlflclsm s on hi s arroga nce and lack of jud gment , not o n hi s a ll -too -hum an wo manizing. A Time magazine poll found that 67 percenJ fl'ellt Is wron g for the press to write stories about the sex lifp of a pres idential eandidate, even when there Is " probable ca:use" to suspect someth i ng. Revelations of adultery In Bakker's pa st and his l ove of the good life I which was paid for by his tru srlng , unsuspecting PTL "partners" in TV land ) have failed to sha ke the loyalty of many i n his flock. T he bad guy, to !hem, was not Bakker, but the press. " You ar e the one wit h lhl' problem ," wrot e a Texas corr espondent afl er I wrote !hal I was bothered by the Bakker disclosures. " M ay God have merry on you and all the media. '" Our Joo easy tolt>ratlon of what once would have been considered unacceptable deviat ion from allowable co nduct has been 40 yea r s In l ht> makin g. !f was shortly after World War II that our thinking on what constitu ted !he virtuou s li fe bega n to change. )he new thinking wenr like this: We alt ha ve appetites, impulses . a nd urges that are native to us . Because they are natural, they ar e good. Pul Int o practice, this meant " gra l ify your desires. obey your impulses, ex press yourself freely." Gradually this way of findin g happiness came to ·be known as the new m or alit y. Sex apart, It was not mor al ily at all as defined by former standards. As Alla n Bloom point s out tn " The Clos ing of I he American Mind," the older wa nt sa lvat ion cheap and easy, morality co nsisted in '" such th er e is very littl e comfort to be things as telling !he truth, pay ing had out of the grea t teachers -of .· our debt s. r especting one' s par· mankind ." ~nts and doin g no · voluntary TV has been largely at faull .for harm to anyone." our presen1 mora l pli ght and we This mora lit y, says Bloom, have been largely at f ault for al ways r equired sacri f ice. and approv ing what TV g ives usIts fulfillment Is "!he act lvity of a P~esldent Reagan 's chief d ome~lifefime of performing the si mple . tic pol icy advi st'r, Gary Bauer, duties prescribed by it ." Her e has called for the networks to was the morality of our pa rents develop prime-li m e progra m~ and grandparents, stra ngers 10 buill ar ound cha racters who Chapter 11 and the gold Ameri · "don'! hop inl o bed. but r ather can Express Card . They saved, mak e a prin cipled stand for did wit hout and lived within their virtu e." Th e U.S . su rgeonmea ns . genNal ha s made 1he same pl ea. Such a sense of rl'spons lbilit y In Bauer's words, the spread of and self-discipline Is at the heart A IDS has occurred because " we of all morality - eve n sexua l ha ve allowed I hi' erosion of ba sic morali ty. If !h is life ethi c st rikes stand ards of dPce ncy in our us as being about as exciting as society." watc hing pain! dry. consider this We ca n bl am e Har t a nd question : I s t here a gr ea l name Bakker. We have. WP can blamp In any cen ru ry that ca n be quoted the m edia . And we are doing t hat. In support of a lifes ty ll' of But we have not blamed ou r spending, physical gratifica tion splves whose " unopposed acquicand uninhabit ed pu rsuit of th e sence" in a bankrupt morality goddess success? has broug hl us down to wher e we Spinoza said, " To those who arc. A co ld fron1 across the soulh· ern Great Lakes tr iggered storms and brought cooler temperatures to the nation's midsection Saturda y ror t h~ second dav in row . H ighs Saturday in the Grear Lakes states was in the 70s . and in the low 80s in thl' Midw est. High tempera tures in New Eng· land only rea ched Into th e 71ls . Thunderstorm s wrrr forecas t in the High Pl ain s and th e Missis sippi Valley. the National Weal her ServicE' said. In rh e desert Sou thwest . temperatu res climbed int o lhP JOOs and across wes t il nd central Texas into thl' 90s. A cold f ront sweeping down from Wr.s tcr n Candada kept tempN aturPs down from the Pae ifi c Norr west to rhr nort her n Rock ies . Scattered lhu ndor slorm s werr repor ted Saturday aCI'OSS south· ern Wisconsin , eastern Illi noi s. Indi ana and western Ohio, Temper atures arross much of the nation F'rida1· wore in the 80s. a r eprieve from. rhe si x-da y heat a ~SNOW 12) SHOWERS -RAIN ' FRONTS: "Warm "Cold . . Static "Occluded ·, Map shows minimum temperatures. At !east SO%of any shaded area ISforecast to rece1ve precipitation ind1cated UPI · WEATHER MAP - Showers and thunder storms will occur across the upper and middl e ~llsslsslppl Valley into th<• lower ·Gr eat Lakes, the Ohio Valley, the Tennessee Valley, and Into the south along the Gulf of Me•ico coast and northern Florida. . S~attered showers and thund erstorms will he found In the north~rn Plains and from eash•rn Colorado and Kansas into central and eas tern Te.as. Showe" will occur across northwest Washington state. Skies will he mostly sunny from Calllornia and the desert Southwest iittt> the Southern Rockies, as well as the upper · peninsula of Michigan, lower Michigan and north ern l'iew York into New E ngl and. , wave aeross the centra l part of · the eountry. Nearly 90 hi gh t emp er a tu re records were broken during !he six days. A violent stor m Frida y in Fl orida unl eas hed lightning that st ru ck and cr ifira l ly injured a Pat Schroeder should run ___C_hu_ck_S_ton_e This column cou ld well be , In "a massive exerclsP In futility," Ps peclal ly If Re p . P att' lc ta Sc hroeder decides not to run for president In 1988. II m atter s little that tht' Demo· cralic congressw om an from Co· lorado alrea dy has national sta· ture and ha s been one of the House of Representatives' most respected legislator s. or that her 15 yea rs In Congress - fours years longer than Mississippi Rep. Ri chard A . Gephardt- has honed a witty lntellecJ. (A Ph i Beta Kappa and gradu ate of Harvard Law School. Schroeder coined that brilliant bon m ot, " the Tefl on pres ldenl.") Yet, she Is still crippled by an almost Insurmountable dlsad· va ntage that subliminally lurks In the hea rt of man, like a Shadow 's evil. She's a woman . Her own reservation, however , Is money . "You ca n have the best Ideas In the world , and they don't get out unless you have the money," she said. " How far a long Is the process? Is It too l ate?" At least two nationally proml· nenf Democratic elected officials are seriously considering running lor president, but neither they nor their supporters are worrying about money or tbeir l ate start. Last week Delaware's Democratic Sen. Joseph Biden . an· nounced he was a presidential candidate. (He's 44., Schroeder's 46.) The only reason he's taken seriously at the nallonal level Is because he's raised more m oney than any oth er a nn oun ce d Dem ocrat. But like Alysheba. Biden will fade In the stretch. If money ·were a major factor in a ca ndld at t> 's abilit y to get his or her case before the publf c, then the Rev. Jesse Jackson would never have elect rifled the 1984 primaries or survived as front-run ner today . Pat Schroeder should run for president. But not because she's a woman. Phyllis Schlafl y and Jea nne Kirkpa trick are women . In Schroeder's case. she brings anoth er humane and ca r ing dimension to presidential de· bat e. She crit icizes defens e waste, advocates arms control and stands tip vigorously for fa mily Issues and environmental concerns. Stlll, the gender factor should not be shrugged of!. Women seem fo Insist on forgetting that they make up 53 percent of the populaflon, have cast 56 percent of the votes In many elections, and consistently have a higher voter turnou t than males. Of even greater Importance for Democrats Is her geographic location . Schroeder represents a region where the Democrats have lost consistently to the Republicans since the Ly ndon Johnson presld· ency - the West. As a further reinforcement of the politics of geography, she was raised and married In Iowa. Finally. just as Jesse Jack· • son's candidacy has Inspired young bla cks to believe t hat they, roo, could run for president, the stately Pat Schroeder will prove to 122 million women that a mother of two can empower a presid ential campa i gn with pr ide. In the 200 years or our demoeracy, there have been 43 ''First Ladles." One of these days, !hi' Amcriea n elector ate will get around to electing one direclly to the White House, instead of Installing her on her husband's coa ltall s. : Pat SchroeMr Is as dlsfln· guished as any elected official; she might prompt voters H> thin ~ abou t gelling r i d of tho se coatt ails. • PAI NESVIL LE. Ohio rU P! i PainPsv i\Je area man was com·ictcd Friday of setting the fire that damaged lhr Mormon c hurch at Kirt land last year . and sentenced to 10 to 25 years is A pri son. Plans 24 TV sc•nirt' COLUMBUS. Oh io rUPi i WCMH-TV plan s to begin broadcasinl arou nd·l hP·riock 1hi s summer, the socond television sta tion in Columbus to uo so. Offici als of WCMH -TV sa)· the stat ion will begin broad cas ting 24 hour s a da Y Aug. 10, ca rr ying mov ies and off. network come· dies aflpr lat e· night progrram · ming from thl' NBC nerwork . [l(l[J Youngstown sets mark By United Press International · .A 38 -y ear - ol d high · lemprralure rerord was broken in Youngstow n and eusl omer s of a Columbus utilily company set a reco rd for pea k elect rir it y dem an d Frid ay as hoi an hum id weather cont inued it s week-long grip on Ohi o. Thunderstorm s also rumbled acr oss the sl ate Frid ay and hai l was r eported in a !rw storms . in cluding th ree- quart rr ·inch sto nes in Ottawa Coun ty, said the Na rional Weather Service. · Temperatur0s climbed int o the upprr 80s and lower 90s sl afewidP Friday a fl~ r noon . Hi ghs ran gPd from 86 degr ees at Cin ci nnati' s J.unkPn Airport to 93 in Toledo. The mercury reached 91 in Young stown. breaking by one Trial slated July 29 CF.LI NA, Ohio I UP! r -A I ria l ha s been scheduJpd for Jul y 29 in Mcrcer Coun ty Com mon Pleas . Court for a Mendon woma n tea'ehing her child at hom e. · 'Robin Diegel Is charged wit h truancy. She co nt ends parent s have a ro nstitutional right 1o school I heir children at home. ·Hearing the tr ial will be Jud ge Mar k K losterman. degree l hr dr y's old r ecord for .June 19. In Col umbus . cusromers of I hi' Columbus & Sourhcrn Ohio Elect · r ir Co .. for tho second t im o In a week. set a record for peak r lertricil)" dem an d. The Jai l's I peak was sPI during thr one-hour period ended at ~ p.m. Frid ay . T he aver age clrcl ricity demand during I hal hour wa s 2. :t4 1,1Xlll kil owatt s of ell'C· tricit)·, a C&SOE spokes ma n said. Showers and 1hundrrs torms are forrrasl for mos t of Ohio l hroughout the weekend. High tempera ru res will be in t h~ low to middle 80s. sai d thr wra thpr service. Weather South Central Ohio Partly cloudy Sunda y, with " chance of thunders torms and hi ghs. In I he upper 80s. The probablll!y or preci pita · lion is 50 percent Sunda)' . Extended Forecast Monday through Wedn esday A chance of showers and thunderstorm s eac h day, with highs mainly in !he !lOs an d low s in Ihe 60s. "My philosophy/$ Hve MCh day as if it's the last. What do )'011 want to watell?" ' BOWMAN'S , HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY "Complete Hospital Equipment For Home Use" •Hospital Beds •Home Oxygen •Lift Chairs •Trapezes · •Patient Lifts •Adult Briefs' •Underpads IChuxs) •Crutches •Braces •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates •Wheelchairs •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Quad Canes •Shower Stools •Ostomy Supplies •Diabetic Supplies •Gowns •Blood Pressure Kits •TENS Units •Nebulizers • Home owned "and Operated 63 PINE ST. 446-7283 Call Coiled FrH Delivery and Troining GAUIPOLIS, OH. of was srntrncf>d 111 an add itional 1wo ~' E'Jrs in prison. JH. >II S. · mtne 61e.:Jieal §lnar:»r:»e, !lime. 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KuRI"' You have heard :tnd read the mcssagcli of rcliHi ous tca~h~rs who affirm 1hm " Bapli . . m j., not c~tsc ntial lC) sulvatio n. However, !t ~5 essential to obedien ce. a publl(.' confession of Chrh..t. and membership 1n the church, , but nol to aalntlon!,' .. , Such an nne is aue mptin ~ to provide a "short,cut to heaven, by-paSSing : b:•pt i!'lrn, uhedicn cc. a public confession of Chr1st, an~ me.mb~rs ~lp in the church. God ha\ not ~ ivc n rwo oplioos, but '"on~ way. Th11 ,ehmr.?atcs.!hc " .~ h ort cut" th11t rcligmullt cac hcrs present as bcmg a more d1rect way . The Way God hu ~ flpc ncd "rht• WliY rJ( holim!Sl .. f~o~ earth 10 hcav.cn. The.un clean will ruu he rcrmit tcd to tnavcf it , although ~t 1s for th em. It IS su c h~ ~! mple way '" thai the "wayfan'IIU mPII , rlw ugh .Jon/J, 5hall ,01 err t~ erem (I sa. JS:H). Thi1 w:~ y i' robe fou nd by :111 travefcrs. l'<gardlcss how Simple or un· learned he mallie. Any traveler ca n find it wirhoul any d1flieulty. The way demand' lhe l ollowin v: . t. Bapilam: (a) For I he remi ssion of _si n ~, "Repent: aM be h~pt tzed f'Vf''Y r1m· r~lyuu ;, the nllttH! vfJr'.Hl.f Chrw jn r 1h1J reml,tvl~lf of sins, (A,cts 2:JH). {h) 'l'o have sin s w:1shcd away, "And now why turr~e.f t lhou? arue. und bt• baptized. und wush away thy .1in.•" (Al1 s 22; I 6). !•l To be saved, "H• that btdie,eth and is baptized shall he , u..d . .. Th,•ltke JiRure where• unto .,.. bapri1m dmh u/,rtuww .ra"" u,t .. (Mk . l b; 16; I l'el. 3:20 . .. 2. Obedience• (a ) Obey Christ, the auth or of eternal salv~llo n , And b ein~: mude per:fi•ct, ht• lwcu mr th e au1hor of etern.~l. s~lva twn unw u~l them I hut obey him " (Heb. 5:9). (b) Obey <he <ruth , Swnx -!'" have purt· fie d souls itr obeying 1he truth .. (I Pel. I :22). (c ) Keep hrs comman e' ments . "lfye fu" me. keep my commandmtnr.r ... And hereby 1;t do know thul weknow hlm. if we kttp his commandments' (Jnu. 14:t S; I Jno. 2:3). J. Con!euton: (a) Public con fess ion, " Whos o~ve r th erefo r~ shall con:. fe~r me h•fore men, him will I confeu before my fath.rwh1 ch tSin heaven (Mt. !O:Jh (b) Confess Chri>t a< th e Son of God.•. "A11d he an.nvered and said, ! belirve that Jes us Christ is th e Son of Gud (Acts 8:J7). (c) Confcs~ ir. deed, "Th1•y profrs.• that th ey know God: bu1111 wtJrh th ey deny htm . (Tifu , l :\6). h h h 4. Churth memhtrthlp: (a) The believer Is added 10 the c urc w en baptized, "The11 rh ey that gladly received his word.,.,. baptized: ~?d rhe samr day there were ~Jddtd u11t0 thtm abour three rhousund JtJu!& (A cts 2:41). (b JThe .aved are added to I he church , "And th e Lord .added to th e chorch daily such"' should be .<uvtd"" (Acts 2:47 ). (c) Bapuzed rn to .rhe body, the church , ""For by ony Spirit, ure we u/1 boptiztd into onr iH•dy (I Cor . l 2:1J). . . h · h d There i~ ''flll e way" to heaven. It is the un~1Vtdcd , t. c stra1g .tan nar· row way (MI. 7: 1J), the way oflrut h th at requtl'<l baptism, obcd1~n ec , con· , fcssiun, and chu rch membmhipl' Please do nul be decCivcd by be mg led fo believe there is a " shon cut" to heaven! Por F;e• Blbl• Correspondence Cou,..t, Writ< ... Y''"' GraM 'ritt Winner ....••,. . -~", " C'O n\'ic iC'd Thev arr to run co nsrcutlvcly wirh l.hc Ill to 2" )'Par s Co nstant was glvr n for robbi ng a conven· ience tore" few da ys before the fi re and rap in g the store 's clerk . T h<' first art he Church of Jesus Christ of the Laltcr Day Sa inl s causc<t abou t $2. 5 m i llion in dama ges and destroyed a genea· logic al library . Kirf\and wa s thr headquarters for the Mor mon religion in the 1 ·. • He was also stealing stcr Po equipment trom Ihe rhurch and sPtting rwosma ll fires ar a mol<• I in Wi lloughb,v and GARDEN ADDITION - A 30•50 l oot garden type addition has heen added to the Mlzw ay Tav.·rn ncar the lntcrst'clion of Rout<· i and Route 11:1 near Pomeroy. A stockad<> typ1~ ft•nce encloses tht• patio area which features umhrdlu covered picnic tables on a co ncrete siah and a r<•gulation size horseshow pitching court . Ot h_.-. ""mes will he added to tht• area, Bill Barley, who owns th<• la'\lt:• ......~ong with his wift! , Carol and Georgt.• und Bonni e ln gt!ls, ·., aid. The Barleys and ln g<•ls have ow ned the establ ishm ent sin ce last November. They rt-slde in tlw llarrlsonvill e area. Th<' new ar ea has lighting for night act ivlt it•s and opens as a purl of the tavern operations today . ht fl!act S yrs. . .. . -... .' .... •• .. -·'.. Anthony P . Co nstant. 2i. had requested hr not br in lh<' Lakr County Common Plms cour· troom whPn 1he verdi ct was r ead . He heard the j ury ' s docl sion throu gh a spea ket· in a hold ing cell ou tsid e th e cour troom . H. L. DILLON & ASSOCIATES L.P.T. 446-2206 . -.. .. .... getting out of hercar F1•iclay . Th~ woman. Chr ist.y Cla)·ton. ~II . W<lS reported in good conditi on. DEDl CATED TO THE OPTJMUM IN HUMAN PERFORMANCE ••• .•'... City, Texa s. Woman a s she was In Wisconsin. intense thunde r · storms produced downpours. li ghtning, hail and strong winds Fridav in tho central pQrtion of . ' tho sla te. Minor fl ood ing was rrported in Wood County. where abouJ 3 i nc h~·s of rain fell In l ess than 3 hout·s. • Diagnost ic and Rehabil itat ion Equipment Featuring CYBEX • Brace Shop With Certified Orthotist ... ..•. .· ..·'••. man near hi s hom t' in Mnnat e£' Count y. LiRhtnlng also struck a Knox SPORTSMEDICINE SPECIALISTS .· ••• I 56b JACKSO N PIKE • Berry's World ' Painesville man convicted of charge MANY ITEMS MEDICARE/MEDICAID APPROVED I he words of John Foster Dull es. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-3 Parents: Chapel Hill Church. of Christ LEA~ Pli0106RAPIIY Uul ..-lllr lto" t • 1',0 . llo> :108 (;o llirwll•, Ohio ·• >o:l l ""*obit Mention lrilfnty Nkolt httor hrtllll: Sherman & Sa1111y WtchH110.1 1 Bible St•rll 7z00p.m. ''"" " AM_,eFrom Rlldlo 1M Bille" Dall1 6 WI~H ll r55 a.M. �Page- A-4 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel .- Pomeroy- Middleport- J3allipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. June 21, 1987, June 21. 1987 State lawmakers ... __co_n,_in_ue_d_fr_om_f!.·_1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,_. ~ premiums skyward or made coverage unavailable. But the legal ·community and consumer groups say the Senate version has gone too far and are uq:~ing a " no' ' vote. Gov. Richard F. Celeste. who vetoed a simil ar package last December. Issued a statement last week saying his objections are not satisfied by the Senate bill. Also Tuesda)·. the Se na te will take up a rela ted House-passed bill dealing with medical and dent al malpractice insurance. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr.. D·New Boston, sa id final action will be taken on bills over hauling Ohio's certificate of Details ... 1Coni inuc{l ( : . d!lp1 1 11~ Ohin. h\ 11w0hlo Valli '\' Pl1 h ll..: hlnl! C11 mp.u" Mu ltlmr'flla lnr· Sf • from page AJ 1 " ltolld 1 (. , ~~ pn'-l a L!I' tmhl al Gallipnll-. :Thc• dueuml'nl earn•· tu li ght dQr ing a frau d suit Publ ic Utili· ti(•s Commis, ion of Oh io fiiPrl a~a in st (:E . PUCO claims GE c~s l it hundrPds ol millio n' of doll<u·s i n ('X I ru costs du e to lh(l ·des ign ll aws CE hod a llcgoclly cqvert•tl up c•fforls of tho' Nfll' r Nu!'I Pa r Hegulator~· Commission ). C l·: and II"' Public· L! tl lilirs Commis· signllkiHH'l ' l' l' ~ anlin~ t'n n s l dC'r : tliun ~ ... CIH •mH ~afrty ~"l d . "ICIS GOOD ' ' TO CHUf:IC't I \/I A 'I' <;r/1'11111\Y GROUND BEEF Sunt1:11 1\n ... u h >:r· r · lp ll n n ~ tw IT1trl l pPrm ilt!'rll n Whi't'l ' mnrnr t·:rrrlr"!' ~ ( ' T' \' i' ' ' ' 1.. arr•no.; nladr • lur · .tlil t · r~ . 99< ll. MAll. SIJRSfKtPTIONS Sund01 .\' Onl y nn• · y, .," Sl.x I T1t,n111 ~ Fine two .in Gallipolis Court GALLLIPOLIS- In Galilpolis Municipal Court Friday, Jes se L. Blanton, 27, of Rt. 2, Vinton, was fined $17 for speeding. Charles Wray, 18, of North Charles ton , S.C., was flned$1 2 for speeding. Speeding bonds were forfeited by Robin Lee Shipman, 2o, Winston-Salem, N.C .. $39; Richard H. Calvert. 37. Lilburn. Ga .. $38; Robert M. Weyrick, 39, Westerville, $41; EugeneM. Watch, 53, Royal Oak, Mich., $45; Claudia Blanche Gallimore, 37, Radford, Va .. $41; Matthew D. Brenner, 19, West Carrollton, $47; Marlon Elliott, 28, Jackson . $40; James C. Kldd el, ~7. Colonial Heig-hts, Va .. $40; Tina L. Powell. 24, Nitro. W.Va., $41 : . and Vivian S. Simmons . 53. Cinc innati, $46. Other bonds were forfeited by RyanS. Riffle. 20, Ra cine. S40, failure to control: Paul J . Gauze. 25. ll1 Mabeiene Dr .. $40, assured clear dist ance; and Sherry R. Gherke, 28, Rt. J, Thurman. $40. no valid regi stration sticker. WE NOW SELL lOTTERY TICKETS NO PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS 01 LIMITS 1,\ \\'r •d; ~ ~li WPt'k." "•2 \\' !·~ · k~ ~til'~ . ... ~ S17 :l~! s:\.J Oh Sf;!; ~..i U1ll t•!'<> Oubid t> ('nrrnl'' t 1 Wr ·r·J.,~ ~ nun WPdi~ $:\r, , Jil r,1 I.Vr •f'k~ . $1~7 . 1\1) '! io II. USDA FRESH · GlADE A FRESH CUBED STEAK CHICKEN LEG QTRS. $189 LB. Neighborhood Watch plans meet CROWN CJ'I'Y -The Crow n City Neighborhood Watch.group will hold a meeting ori Monday, June 22, at 7 p.m . at the Crown City fire station . All area residents are Invited to at lend . 39< ' Pony League tournament planned MIDDLEPORT..There will be a Big Bend Pony League Tournament, sponsored by Meigs Jaycees, July 6·14 at Hartinger Park In· Middleport. Anyon e wishing to enter at team should call 992· 7582. . $ '\~ ~ l ........ $11i.!II\ lhlll)' a nd sunday :'tl i\11 . S l iRSfiUJ•TJO NS ln sld1• fnunly "Tiw l10c·d 1 {4~ purt ILJ S b<' f'n o f poa•ntial Home Ol l1ces Bloom,ngton . fl hno15 WE CUT MEAT THE WAY YOU WANT IT! Special Cuts NO PROBLEM For Us! • ' ·,;__j FRESH SIN«<U•: fOPV Pl!lrF: s;lid Thur"la y. IX'!·auso• ol It ' GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Police Department recently recovered a 10-speed bicycle in Gallipolis , near Edgemon t. II has not yet been claimed, acco rding to Pollee Chief Joe M. Owen . The bicycle has a combination lock arou nd the seat. uiADE A FR;SH ' CHICKEN LIVERS Members I~· ~ QY!f} l Emergency Service - - · . #'~~ '' ' : • 59<) r • SUPERIOR CHOPPED PHONE: Day-245-9480 Night-245·9480 Alternate Night-245·9566 VALLIY IELL con AGE CHEESE 24 oz. $119 •\ .••• '••·· LONGHORN CHEESE JESUS CHRIST: ·' :.?' ,. ,... ' • }1 •tm!l VALlEY lEU. MARGARINE FRUIT DRINK 4 P.M. TILL 6 P.M. and 7 P.M. nLL 9 P.M. SALAD PAPER TOWELS BATH TISSUE 2f 79< uou79< JOINS FIRM - Becky Mulllllll h1111 joined Century 21 Southern Hills Heal Estate, Inc., as a sales agent accord· torr to Judy D~Witt, broker. M1. Mullins attended the Southe11111ern Business Col· le«e in Gallipolis before obla.lnln« her realtor's license. She also attended the John G. Hond1'4111 Academy of Real Estate In Columbus. She has been employed by Carter & Ev111111, Inc., and the Gallipolis Racquet Club. PACI .. ·.. .' . '• .. .' PEPSI UI'U I 2 Two claim lotio award CLEVELAND (UPI) -Two of the three jackpot winners In Wednesday's $6 million Ohio Super Lotto drawing have claimed their winnings. LoUery officials have valldated the tlckels of Anita Taylor, 47, of Cincinnati and Timothy Hiller. 33, of Cleveland. Taylor, an Independent Insu rance agent, Is married with three children. Hiller, a repairman, Is single. Each winner will receive $2 mUlton In after-tax Installments of S80.rnl every year for the next 20 years. 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Officials say on Sundays and Thursdays the Information line will include the number ol Super Lotio jackpot winners and th e jackpot lor tho next drawing. ,--------------1 EARN UP TO PLEASE COMPARE, THEN CALL THE EXPERIENCED, DEPENDABLE ONES AT: $20,000 PerYear I Ratting CHINCHILlAS For lnlormatlan write to: (pita•• give nom•, snd phon• number) (<§~ DILES HEARING AID CENTER 326 W. • Athena, OH. •rz• RANCHERS Union P.O. Box 3666 Cellon, GIOrgio 30721 (4041278-4828 594 3571 Toii·Frtt 1·800·237·7716 SEAJRlS Catalog _ _ __ J •omotiva BUYS THE wAy Clari_., ... as something else? Paul says It ca nnot be. " 0 foolish Galatians, who hath bewitched you, that ye should not obey the truth, before whose ey~ Jesus Christ hath been evidently set forth, cru· clfied among you? This only would I learn or you, Received by the Spirit of the works or the law or by the hearing of faith? Areyeso foolish? Having begun In the Spirit are ye now made perfect by the nesh?" !Gal. 3:1·31 . ~ The Implication of what Paul begins to set forth here In Galatians Is that having begun In the Spirit , we need to continue In the Spirit. Paul was saying that their beginnings In tho> Spirit was founded on their re· celvlng lhe vivid proclamation of Jesus Chris and Him crucified. To continue In the Spirit, the Galatians needed to realize Ihal the prachlng 79C GAL SOn-N-GENTIE COKE 16 OZ.-I Pl. DILES our Jives at salvation as one thing and our progression onward with God PIICE SAYD PIKE SAVEl JUMIO CHARCOAL · -:• BRIQU.EnES DISPENSER: feet by some other way? In other words, do we view God's working in Cruises from Pt. Pleasant July ·6 and July 7 Scenic Cruises July 7 COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPil For the second time In a wee k, customers ol the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. have set a record for peak electricit y demand. The latest peak was set du ring the one-hou r period ended at 3 p.m . Friday. The average elec· tr lclt y demand during that hour w~s 2.341,000 kilowatts of elec· trlcty, a C&SOE spokes man said . The previous record of 2,327,000 kilowatts was set last Monday. Peak demand Is a measure of the highest demand for electric· lty experie nced by an electric utility averaged over a ohe·hour period. James P . Fenstermaker, pres· !dent and chi ef operating of!tcer of C&SOE, said the records confirm company projectio ns of load growth ihrqughout the utili· ty's service territory. "Th P two new records Jell us th at more customers are using more electricity than ever be· fore," Fenstermaker said. HEARING AID CHECKLIST The · number 1·900·260-1234 wen t Into service Satut·day . are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves : It Is the gift of God : Not of works, lest any man should boast" (E ph . 2: 8-9) . What makes us think th at the process of our growing In Chr is t will ever be any different ? " Having begun In the Spirit" we are made per· MIS. flllfiT'S IINGSFOIO BE AN INFORMED CONSUMER thr Lord Jesu s com£> Int o our ltfr. He amazed us wllh His grace. " For by ., ' 7 P.M. TILL 10 P.M. C&SOE has second record within a week or ~t$129 446-5287 ~rpce 360 Second Avenue, Gallipolis Moonlight Dance·July 6 CLEVELAND (UPI ) - The Ohio Lottery Commiss ion ha s installed an infor mation telephone line that will cost users 60 cents to call fr om anywhere In the United StatPs. or the Cross was not only tht? start lng point but the Way, the fulness of all ~~DRESSING Rt. 35 pons<' to the conviction or the Holy Spirit. We yielded to His wooln~ and look the Initial step of obl'dlence. We opened Ihe door of our hPa rl and let ·Automobile Club of Southestern Ohio · URGENT CARE CENTER Oo we rem e-mbc>r how WP first found lhP Lord? We rel)('nl('d In res· " 39 c owned by Douglas Chapman. Rt. II went off the rig. ht sli:le of ,!he age. ThP. driver, not Injured. was I, Rutland. was not ser ious!)• highw ay and landed in a ditCh . cited fo•· lallture to control his moderate dam - vehicl e. injured. The auto had moderate The vehicle damage. There was no citation. 'l'wo semis were Involved In ot her Friday wrecks in Gal lla County . HOLZER CLINIC At 10:05 a. m., on Rt . 35, nea r the Intersection of Autumn Hil l GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Rd ., J ohn A. Howa rd. 58, Rt. 3, Bidwell, was headed wes 1 and was making a right turn when a "CONVENIENT HEALTH CARE- THAT semi driven by Robert C. Willis. 50. Durham, N.C. , was unable to DOESN'T COST AN ARM AND A LEG" sto p, hitting the Howard VPhic le In the r ig hT side. There was , moderate dam age to the Howard vehicle. Willis was cited lor assured clear dis tance. Around 12:20 p.m. Friday, Charles A. Bradshaw, 44. East Fultonham, Ohio, was drivin g a semi east on Rt. 35 in Green Twp. He made ·a rig ht turn. and struck Located at Holzer Clinic a fence belonging to Ha y Adams. Rt. 2, Bidwel l. Th ere was no on In Gallipolis damage to the tru ck and minImum damage to the fence. There was no cita tion. NO API'OINTMENT NECESSARY Patrol investigated a wrec k on Rt . 141. one-tenth of a mil e west Moruiu~··f'ridoy W ••••k c nd~ & Hollda)'~ of milepost 20, GrePn Twp ., 5:00P.M. In 9:00 I'.M. I :00 P.M. 1u 9:00P.M . around JJ : l 5 p.m. Fr iday. Chrislopher D. Kimmel. 18, Rt. :1. Bidwell . driving west in a pickup truck, lost co ntrol of the vehicle. "AI th l' rrru11 tht> Ft~~hrr prP{Wrl'd n 1niJJ1• fnr u .t anti Ht• inl'ltr•s "' rn pnrtnkt' n/ I he rnml l'rt•• ·imu Jlift ht• t'iJultlpn.cllibl~· jlil' f' we . Hili 11tm . ·"••e.fl 1 ll. QlRS. GALLIPOLIS - Two Gallia Count y youths were treated for Injuries In one of live area ~u to accidents Investigated by the Gallla·Melgs Post, State High· way Patrol over a 24 hour period. The Injury accident took place at 12:10 a.m. Saturday In Gallla County on State Route 325, seven·tenths of a mile north of milepost 4, Raccoon Twp. According to patrol, a vehicle driven south on Rt. 325 by TaraS. Beebe, 16. Rio Grande, struck a deer , then ran off the righl side of the road and overtu rned. Beebe, and a passenger In the vehicle, Brandy Petrie, 16, Rt. 1, Thur· man, were Injured . They were transported to Holzer Medical Center by private vehicle. Beebe suffered bruises and abrasions to the should er and head while Petrie suffered a bruised arm and abraisions to the arm and abdomen. They Were treated and released . One Meigs County accidenT involved a cow according lo patrol. TaraS. Clark, Hi, Rl. 124. Langsville, was driving east on Rt. 124 at 10:35 p.m. Friday, eight-tent hs of a mi le west of milepost 12. Rutland 'l'wp. She told patrol a cow ran Into the path of her veh icl e. 'l'he animal , ~ 99 LB.S1 ... RIO GRANDE BICKLE'S AUTO BODY " The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page-A-S Car overturns, two youths injured in one of five wrecks Commission installs information line State Farm tn su , anceCompantes WE NOW II!EJIT YIQEO TAPES u,,. l'urrh•r n r Motor ltoutl' . tl() Cr •nr-. l hW VI':tr . ., .~ \! :!U hlr to us formlt ' sta t! a nd e~ udlt o r s Iii' INSURANCE ® Like agood neil!hbor. S~te Farm is there. FULL SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT I Jnr W1 ·r·k .... Tl\1' Su ntlill' T i m1 ·~ Sf• ntln f' l wil l nn1 h1 • rr ·~ pon.., l hl ;• fu r ;ul \" :ln C'P pa .\ mf'lll ~ in ll 'l'l's t l o ltH' puh· STATE FARM Sl'\' [lo\\' 0!\'1.\' lti\Tf:S an agn•omrnt In prlneiplo has hPI'n J'l';rf•h('(l Wi th ( ;;.; for the co n s id Pr~J bl( • VINTON.- Russell L. Denner, a student at North Ga llia Hi gh School, was recently named a United States Ac hi evement Academy winner In basketball. He wa s nominaled for the award by Ron Twyman , a cou nselor at North Gall Ia. Denney's name will appear In the United Stat es Achi evement Academy Official Yearbook. published nationally . He Is the son of James and Barba ra Denney. S l ' IIS~ ' RWTJO N ,r,·:.ilahl• • 1u rt '\'ivw in co nnrrtiu n w ith our p,·rry pnrtlrncc lnv(•st iga I ion." PUt '( l Ctw irrrw n Thonws C' hrma North Gallia pupil earns award Recover stolen bicycle ffl f'll l fOjJ The Se nate-passed $1.8 billion bond issue is sc heduled to be reported out of the House Ways a nd Means Committee Tuesday and voted later in the week. Gallipolis, Oh. Phone 446-4290 Home 446-4518 UNTIL JUNE 27, 1917 NEW SUMMEI HOUIS . . WEEKDAYS I A.M. TIL 10 P.M.~ SUND~Y 9 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. 1\Pv. Yu1k. 1'\r•w Ynrk H ~ l]-; sio n of Ohlu, lt·an <Hinuunce thu t HPNI Ht•port to lw mach • avai i<J · ....... r.o MPml)f 'l lJn ill'd Prl''-" ln!r ·rn.rllon,rl l t] l;rnll Dall\' rll '"" A"'nri.rl lon ,rnd lh •· Oh In r\1 '\l'" flH J)f'l' A .,.!tt1r·la! Inn, .\ : :rllnn .r l All\"1'1'11 <: ln g Ft('P I'' '"''" 1: rt h·•·. Jl r·;In 11 ,rm i\Pv.<.,p:IJlf'l S.rll'" · i:\.1 Th i1·rt An ·nur ·. .Me.. nwhilr ·. ;r I' UC'O s poki'S· niu n " a id I tw rr•pol'l i" I L'Il<.ll lv(•J.v s1,1 tor J'<' l('tt!--P Mi1ndu v rlu e 10 ' . publ il' prt>SS lJI '( '. "As u consPq urnn· of thf' 'Wil I II GALLIPOLIS -An accident wa s reported in the parking lot of the Sohio station on Upper River Road at 3: 24 p.m . Frld~y. Charles B. Adkins, 21, of State Route 7, Crown Cit y was · attempting to exit the parking lot left when a car driven by Evelyn Mercer,40, of Jackson struck the right side of Adkins '-· car. No one was ctted in the accident. In another accident Friday. 6:45p.m . Julie A. Webb. 41, of State Route 141, Gallipolis was exiting a parking space on Second Avenue near Court Street when her car was struck by a car drlven 'by Gary Miller, 35, of Gallipolis. Webb was charged with !allure to yield . Friday night Stephen Metz ler. 17. of Cherry Fork Ro ad. Oak Hill reported to police he was run off the road on Eastern Avenue near Bell Avenue hitting a traffic barricade. • Two assaults were reported . One was report ed at McDondald' s on Eastern Avenue Friday at 12: 24 and the ot her at Ponderosa on Eastern Avenue the sa me night. Pollee charged Merrll L. Holley, 46, of Rt.3 Ga ll ipolis with failure to display vehicle registration . Robert S. Hill, 21, of Route 3, Gallipolis was charged with having an open flask. ll:30 p.m. Friday. William W. Bowen, 26, of Crown Cit y was charged with being "intoxicated on the roadway" on Third Avenue. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center for examination. Corner of Third Ave. & State St. Gallrpoils, Ohw Ohln 1:11,:11 En lt •n •d a ~ ~ I'C 'IIIH I r · l d~~ m . lilin ~ rn :1l h·r ;11 P•Jmf'I'O\' . Oh lr•. Po<..~ Olfll 'l ' ,.,. briefs----, . ·City police probe mishap CAROLL SNOWDEN B ra1RR~5 ~~""'" I ' u h !I~ Ju •ft t·,wh Stl ncla ~'. R'!:\ Th il 'rt 1\1'1' . need law and placing on the Novt>mber ballot a· $1.8 billion bond. issue for road a nd bridge improvements. The House-passed certificate of nrieil bill, which involves permits for hospitals and other health care facili ties to build additions a nd purchase expen· . sive new equipment , is scheduled for a Wednesday committee hear ing and a Friday floor vote in the Senate. For insurance call ~·-...-·. . . . . Arts, crafls ... t i 'Sl' at.Hilllt ~-Local '• ready by midweek. The Senate also ha s schedul.ed a Thursday floor vote on a House- passed budget language biil. a co mpanion bill to the appropriation which ~l ves policy directives. The same day. senat ors are to vote on the $2.4 billion highwa y ma int enance and co nstruct ion approprlallon which contains the gasoline tax increase. That tax had to be sha,·ed In ()alf from the original recommendation in order to be acceptable to Repub· llcan House members. According to officials of the Ohio Department of Transporta· lion. a formula based on gasoline sa les a nd highway construction costs wIll allow the tax to grow by about one-half cent in 1988 and another hal f· cent In 1989. Republican se nators may choose to place a fi ve·re nt cap on that tax. stopping II at 17 cents a ga llon, below the most ex pensive states. Senale and House leaders will try to decide which version ol a bt'll raising 1he 5o mph speed Iim it should be advanced. Both chambers passed dilfermi bills Bi\SKE'I' COLLEC'fiON - Donna Ohlln«er's firewood. Another was given to Mrs. Ohlinger' s last week lifting the limi t to 65 hasket collection datt'S back to 1900, and many mother in payment lor wallpapering a room, mph on rural freeway s, but the have family stories to tell ..Joe Young of Long while another was her "recycled" Easter basket same bill mu st clea r each Uollom mad•• .s Hcral ol the haskct., including thi' from 19:l:l to 1949. With the display here is Patty chamber . one filled with wildflowers which was woven in Parker, Hcrltag<• Weeko•nd coordinator lor the The civil justice and insurance WOO and gi-.•ri to his hridc as a containrr lor Must~um. reform bill, adopted by the House In different form last February. _t_'o_n_tin_u_ec_l _fr_om_A_·I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ ha s undergone almost lour months of he·a r lngs In a select hl"•ltl , Sund a.v. w ith rf'si dcnl !-. to AI i: :«J p.m .. thr hamburg er un!ll'r n. Ga mes will be eon· Senat e committee. It is sc hehave· th( •i r pi• ·s a ll hi ' mu sPum t.JI ea tin g co nt es t sponson'd b)' duc ted th ro ughou t the afternoon duled lor a Tuesday floor vote. ': :10 for 1he ju!l~ ing " 1:1 p.m. Pic' for the )•nun gsters attending, and Pl('i:Js(•rs wil l gp l undcrw<Jy in The measure is aimed at wi ll IJI' a urt ioncd o!T at 4 p.m . two age groups. ov0r 12 and at the si te will be refres hments . halting frivolou s lawsuits and Fi rst. srconcl anrJ th ird place As for ent ert ainment at the limitin g excessive damage pi·i;.r•., wil l lw award<•!l In thr ee , - - - - - - - - - - - - - , museum, there will be ca lliope awards which bu sinesses and cpt <'gor ic•s, apple. chcr r,· and music an d the Sweet Adelines of insurance <'Ompanies co ntend r11 isrPIIa nf'OU s. Ath ens wil l be on hand to sing. have driven liabilit y insurance Pomeroy-Middeport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Carrot~ lb.... 29( .' '•' '. . ..' .·' r lhP w isdom and powC'r God. We need to r£1altze the same. Our first ta ste of the Lord told us th at He Is gracious. As WE'Cont lnu(' to rat and drink or Him It can only be as !his advocate of "going on'' de· scribed II : "For we are made pa rtakers of Christ II we hold fa st the be· ~Inning of our confidence stedla l unto the end" ( Heb. 3: 14). What does II mea n to partake ol Christ? The Lord Jesus Himself said: " I am rhe bread of tlfe: he that cometh to me shall never hunger, and he that believeth In me shall never th irst" (John 6:35t. If we come to Him our hunger Is satisfied. If W<' trust in Him our thirst Is quenched. Therefore, coming to Jesus Is like eating. Trusting In Him Is like drinking. This Is what we did when we first were saved. Ills preclse)Y what we must contlned to do If we desire to live. We will starve If we don f. We live by coming to and believing In Jesus. There ts no need for anythina other than Him. We bellan with Him. We nool moro>of the same. Whatever the need Is for the lUling oft he Solrll, healtng, personal righteousness an<l holiness. freedom from sin and boodage or lntltial salvation, the answer , the gift Is the sam<'. At the CrosstheFatherprepared a table lor us and He Invites us topanake of the mosl precious gift He could possibly give us, His Son, Jesus Christ. "Come; lor all things are now ready" (Luke 14:171 . Art" we mooning over some future spiritual rla1eau? Or are we diSCOV· erlng thai the Lord Jesus Is not only tbe goal bu the way to get there? Our understanding of this will bring us from a position of continually struggling 10 reach a plane where our struggling can cease, to a place where we can abldP at peace with God because we have found thatlhcwayweflrst made poace with Him, Is the same way we grow In fellowship with Him. When we begin oo see lhls truth we wUI stop our running from leaching to teaching In our effort to "go on" and wo> wUI begin to rest In a basic, abiding wisdom that wilt k..-p us through all tile's cluinges, and enable us to commune with God not only In the end but also along the way. How did we first change? We (l!l! our trust In the Lord Jesus. We sur· rendered to Him. He gave us the g1ft of His Life. This Is the "obedl"""" of failh" (Romans 1:5). Because the Lord never changes, we must change. Repentance an<l faith toward God are not tusl stages we pass through at the begtnnlngolour Christian walk; they are our Chr!Jtlan walk. The man who haS ceased torepent is the man who has ceased to grow. ChrlstlaiiJ reach a plateau whell Jhey feel there Is no need to trust the Lord anymore than theyhavealrady. The obedience of faith become hJJtory rather than an ongofng adventure. U>t us allow God to untty our !ragmen led view of HLI puTJ)OliC and see that when we first come to tlie Lord Jesus we were bolng Introduced not only to the means to an 1!1111, but, to too One in whom the mea1111 and the end merge. So,_,., who Is the Way. We became acqualntd with this Way when we firs\ turned the lhe Lord. We 1espouded to the dealinll or too Holy Sprtl. We believed in God's awesome love for us. We yielded to Him. He gave us His life. It shall ever boso. The WJIY we were saved II U.. same way we lake any St<'P In God. '"ll1omas salth unto Him, Lord, we lmow not whlther.fbou go<S!i._ and how can WI.' know the way? Jesussalth unto him, I am lbe Way, 1be uuUI an tbe Ufe; no man cometh unto the Father bul by Me" (John 14:5-fij . PRAISE TAIERNACLE MIEI, OliO - So. OW 160 LIUAII aa, PASTOI SUNDAY t.IO Ul.-7.00 P.M. 111-1692 Our lowest price In 2 years for DieHard auto and light truck batteries! SuperGuard Plus Radials 2999 AP78&01R Pt55110RI3 As low aa For automobiles CUT 518.50 Up 10 550 amps All·season trras are steel-belled for superror rm· pact reststance and longer wear JN4301A For light trucks CUT $18 .50 Up to 570 amps , JN4315R MADE BY MICHELIN ... BACKED BY SEARS! For RVImarlne CUT $17 Up to 165-mmute re· serve capacrly. JN9652 RoadHandler 50 Radials ----~-- Our RoadHand ler 50 hrghway radral has the same steel·belled constructton and lr mrted 50.000 mrte warranty as our finest RoaoHano ler all·season racia l at 45-50% LESS . CASELOT OIL SALE! Specral purchase Pt55J80R13 As tow as • Great Value! Spectrum 10W40 motor oil .- SO«.al ourel'ltN 1nouqn Rtt. Ptkt fOf ·12 on•·qt. cans $14.2& THAT'S ONLY "101 rtauc.G lllfiUC:8CI!OfJII VI~ ' •' 1 2 PRICE Lrmr t 2 cases per customer. No dealers please ' Sears has on hand suflrcrent quantities 10 meet the demand. Sears reserves the riQht to lrmrt quantr lies. Steady Alder AT shocks For a smooth nde 111 atl tempel· aMes . JN9380t R "- tPtc·et our~rt.., , lf10u9" r!OI I IId~td • • I ' !I 3,., tr t t eO! o!'l&r ... ue • P••etfl are c.atero'l 01 1()1! now ·"'DP'IIG f'I111'18!1Qfi iii i ,J i rs creort clans SILVER BRIDGE PLAIA Phone 446-2770 Most me<cl1andrse avarlable tor ~ - up woth01 a few davs • 446-2770 S.FIIfKIIGII 9uerenf"d 01 'fOVI tnOM)' bKI v a~.wr190 1e '" 01.1' kP �Page-A;6 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel Twenty-seven· cases .processed in Meigs Court :Cheese distribution June 30 CHESHIRE - The Gallia· Meigs Co mmunit y Act ton Agency will di stribut e cheese and dried milk to eligible person s Tuesday, June 30, a t eight sites In Gallla and Meigs Counties. Distribution will begin at ap· proxi mately ll; :lO a.m. and end at 2 p.m. or until the supply is ex hausted . whichever comes . fi rs t. In Meigs Count y, items will be distributed at ihe Meigs County Fairgrounds, Raci ne America n · Legion Post , Tuppers Plains Fire · Station , and at th e Pagevllle Tow n Hall. In Ga llia Count y. items will be dlst rlbutPd at the Ga!lla Co unty Fairgrou nds, Bidwell Mt. Ca r· mel Baptist Church, Guidin g Hand Sc hool. and the Mercerville Fqe Department. Food Commodities may be picked up by others for Se~ lor Ci tizens. the sick, the handi· capped ,' or those who work. if those persons send the ir food commodit y card and a signed note gra nting permission fo r another person to pick up their Items. Eligible families who have not applied for a Food Commodit y Ca rd should do so by June 22 . No applications for this distribution will be processed after that date. Old Food Commodity Cards are still being used. Persons having questions ma y contact the age ncy at 992·6620 or 367·7341 . Beat of the bend In the nick of time By BOB HOEFLICH so many interes ting thlni(S are POMEROY - Louise Stewart ava il able for these occas ions. of Racine underwent emergency surge r y l a t e Co ntri butions are beginning to Thu rsday night fl ow in prett y well on Ihe Meigs at the Holzer Coun ty F'air Board 's Amer ica na Medical Cent er Pro ject. <- just In the : nick of time to The boa rd has moved one of : · avoid a more our histo rical log cabin s and a · : se r io u s smo ke house onto the Roc k -: pro blem . Springs Fairground s and res!· She's doing well though even dems are being as ked ontoishelp : though she will b<' confined to the finan ciallyno donati 100 • hospita l for a wee k or so. You ca n sma ll - in providing funds tu · send ca rds to room .126. · co mp lete the project. A shak!'r . And Melody Rob<'rt s. •Thr roof is needed and the chinking ;. Da lly Sentin el' s fai thful Long mu st be done - expensive · . Bott om corres pondent, Is a pa· phases. The board would like the · tienl a! Veterans Memorial Has· projec t 10 be one of the peo ple so . · pita! and l 'm .sure she'll be glad that the local heritage and pride .: to hear from you. ca n refl ect. Olivt• Web<'r is po•rkl ng along a! her home on the Das han Road . Hav in g had som•· hea lth prob· · Iems In the past yea r or so, Olivl' · wa s delight ed to be able to att end " her oo th reunion celebration at . Mariet ta Hi gh Sc·hool. You know Olive- she loved the who lr thin g : - a vPry pos itive pPrson. Lates t contributors to the fund to complete the project are Ha rold and Eliza beth Lohse, Xi Gamma Epsilon Sorority, Louise Gravely Eden, Ver non Nease, F'rances L. Rob<'rts, Pullins Excava ting - Bill. Steve and KPvin , and the J oppa United Methodist Church. Blennl't'hasset Isla nd has bern · developed as a tourist at tra ction : and II sounds like a good outin g. · You ride a sternwheeler to and · fr om Blenn erhasset from Point Park In Parkersburg and on the Is land there wil l b<' an outdoor . show call ed. "Eden on the : RivN" fea turing a cas t or 60. The ·· musical dram a will br presented :. on the law n or th<· recently o·cco ns tr ucted Dle nn<)rha sset Mas ton <o nd co mbined song, . dance, li ve action a nd filmed : sequ ences which tell thP story of . Aaron Burr's meet in g with Har· .. man Blr nncrhassl't which led to ' Burr 's s ub se qu~· nt .tr ia l for As I say, the board wa nt s a lot of people Involved so small contrlbvtlons are more th an welcome. However. there is provision that Individuals, organ· lzations and bus inesses giving $100 or more will ha ve their names engraved on a plaque to be placed. inside the log cabin. The fair board hopes to hav e the ex hibit wrapped up nea lly for yo ur examination by the tim e the county fai r opens on Aug. 18. You ca n send donations to the board at P.O. Box 227, Pomeroy , Ohio 4!\769. l l'<'ason . Performance dates arc Frl· day, Saturd ay and Sunda y, Aug . ' 21·2.1; Wednesday th rough Su n· day. Aug. 26.:!0. and Wednesda y .throug h Saturday, Sept. 2·:i. Perform ances will be at 8 p.m. and admission Is $10.;,() whi ch .lneludes the boat rldc toa ndfrom ·the Isla nd , I understand there an• .some otho'r fl'a t u rrs on the Is land tltese days a lso - a natural for devc lopmt'nt . Bus ln c•ss p!"oplc did such a nic<' :job In coming forth with " "' "' :great It ems fo o· wi ndow dl spla)' In co njunction with Hcrilag,. :k<'nd. It' s <ilff lcu lt 10 t·ca lile I hal w,.,. ;:= ;; POMEROY - Tw.e nt)'·seven Alien Dill, Sr .. Pomeroy . failu re eases were processed in the to display va lid registration. SIO weekly court of Meigs Co unty and costs; Lon nie LeMaster. J ud ge Patrick O'Brie n. Pomeroy. no operator's license, Five dependan ts for feited. $50 and cos ts, three days in jail, bonds, four of them posted on six months probation , fine and speeding charges, a nd include jail time suspended; Samuel P . Charles C. Cox, Ca mbridg e, McK inney, Rutland, no muffler. Mass.. S70: William DeBoer . $5 and costs: Kevin Pa yne, Stowe, $42; Thomas £. Romine, Pomeroy, !allu re to display reg· Picker ington, S70; Delb<'rt T. istra tion. $10 and costs; no Foster, Gait herbu rg, Md .. $.10, driver's license, $75 and costs, all speedin g. and Brian L. Hunt , three days in ja il suspended, six · Racine, failure to con trol vehi· months probation; Karen L. cle, $45. Markins, Pomeroy, failu re to Seven other defendants were co ntrol, $25 and costs: Daniel R. lined on speeding charges and Taylor. Middleport, failure to in clude Raymond Piper, Galena. con trol , $25 and costs: Gregory $24 and cos ts; Khr isty Swope, Fi fe. Pomeroy , petty theft . resti· Columbus , $25andcosts; Charles tu tion. :lO days ja il senpended, three yea rs probation, termi· Baumgardner, So uth Point. $21 and costs; Char les Kijopp, PomE"nated if restit ution made prior to roy, $21 and costs; Ri chard three yea r period. · and costs; Poulin, Middlepor t, $21 and Robert Kenn Pdy , Rutland , do· costs; Leo Dailey , Milt on. W. mestic vio lence. six months ja il. Va ., S22 and costs; Bar ba ra End marriages Gu mpert , Hun tingt on, W. Va .. $24 and costs. GAL LIPOLIS - Decrees of Other cases Included: Lewis di ssolution were gra nted in Ga l· Chr istia n, Columbus, failure to li a Coun ty Common Pleas Court display lice nse, $10 a nd costs; to William B. Lookado, o! Rt. 2. Donald Henker. Columbus. fail · Vinton. and Cynthi a A. Lookado . ure to display licen se, $10 and of Rt. ~. Bidwell, Wednesda y; to cos ts; Mi c hael Deem, Racine, Thomas I. J ones, of 842 First disobey ing tra ffic sign, $10 and . Ave., and Marian W. J ones, of 28 costs; Kev in Griggs, Reedsvi ll e, Evans Height s, Mond ay; ·a nd to crimina l damag ing, $00 and Dwa yne Allen Lay ne, o! 8.13 seco nd Ave., and · Linda Lay ne. of cos ts; Daniel Linscott , Hopewell. suspended al l by 10 days, crPdit for time served; restrai ning order iss ued, one )'ea r pro hat ion and costs; Ronnie Taylor. Long Bonom, cri m inal damaging. 30 days jail suspended if restitution Is made in 30 day s, six months probation and cos ts; Anna J . Slater. · Alban.'. driv ing w,hl}e inwxicated. $2oll, 60 days susp<'n• siun of Ohio license; thrN' clay s In jail or attend clriving scho~l, costs; failure to control. $100 a nd cosos· rrs ist ing arrrst, $200 and co~ts: :m days jail sent~ nce suspended. •Your privacy is respected 1Your questions answered •Services include: Birth Control; V.D. Screening; Cancer Screening; pregnancy tests; education and counselng for individuah and couples. •Sliding fee scale. No ane refused services because of inability to pay. •i I PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO POMEROY: Meigs Medical Building (across from Veterans Hom.) ..,. 992 ·59 12 Monday-Friday . ' CLOSED THURSDAY · Also: Jackson. Chesapeake. Athens. Chillicothe. Logan ·. r~in~s~e~cu~r~e~lo~a~d~·-$~1~5~a~nd~c~o~s~ts~;~~B~W~w:e~I~I.~M~o~n~d~a~y~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HECKS HECKS HECKS HECKS -- LAYAWAY NOW FOR SUMMER ColpoiiidOii OIOl 01' fHI. •ooo.F. I,I.U:• IIUSt_o; (.()W<.NW I Roy Browning · POINT PLEASANT -Roy D. Browning, of Twin Rivers Tow· ers in Point Pleasant , died at his hoine Friday afternoon . He was born In Logan County to th~ late Wltltam B. a nd Della McComas Browning. • ·He Is survived by a son, Roy A., of Point Pleasant; a sister, Rhea t . .Jones, Kearney, N.J.; two l;lrothers, Boyd C., Jacksonville, Fla. and Wltllam R., Kearn ey. N.J. : services will be at 3 p.m. Moilday a the Crow·Hussell Fun· era! Home with the Rev. J ames ~· Bunn officiating. Burial will follow at Kirkland Memo ria l Gardens. . Frie.nds may call at the fu neral home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. •' Opal Harper POMEROY - Opal A. 1Hopei Harper, 74, of 36792 State Route M3 , Pomeroy, died Friday at Veterans Memorial Hospital !ol· lpwing a lengt hy illness. • Born Dec. 8, 1912 in Athens Co unty, she was a daugh ter of Ray Albert and Florence Bell ilill Kea10n. She was a home· 11taker and a member of Ihe New Testament Church of God, Syracuse. !'!urvivors include her hu sband. . Guy 1Bud 1 Harper of Pomeroy; · 'One daughter. Janel Kronenbit· : ~ rer or Zanesv ille: one son and · ;daughter·in· law , Guy w. and : ·Carroll Ann Harper of Middle· . ~port: eight grandchildren, seve n -,:grea t grandchildrrn; and one : nephew . Besides h'e r parent s. she was : '•preceded In deat h by two brot h· : · ers, Albert and Arthur Keaton; one sister. Crystal Ervin; one : grandson. August Kronen bitter; . and a son-in-law, Cha r les · Kronenbltt er. Graveside servicPs will be :l : p.m. Sund ay at the Rock Springs . C~met ery. Rev. Pau l Voss will : offici ate. There will be no calling · · hours at Ewing Funeral Home · and in lieu of flower s, the famil y :. requests that dona tions be made · Jo: • the Rutland Emergency :. Squ~d . • FUN : Grace Atkinson . r, · ., RIVERDALE, Ga. - Grace : Ati!lnson. 82. formerly of 6 Allen · 'Drive, Gal lipolis, died F'riday at · Clayton General Hospital, River· :, dale, Ga .. following an ex te nded " Illness. She retired from Ga lltpo:: tis Developmental Center in 1974 . .. , · Born June 14. l!l05, In Scioto ::;county, daughter of the lat e : r;harles Stewart and Lillian · -Kirkbride Stewart. . • She wa s mar ried to F'orest G. : j\t,jdn son, Dec . 22. l93o in Gree· · 11up, Ky.. and he preceded her In : L!e~th , Sept. 21, 197.1. 11.99 The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-7 I- Two sons survive, Forest Lee Atkinson of Addison, Ill .. Bru~e A1kinson of Morrow, Ga., with whom she made her home; three grandchildren; and one brother. Virgil A. Stewart, Wheelersburg. She was also preceded In death by two brothers . She attended First Baptist Church In Gallipolis. She was a member of Eastern Star Chapter 283 Gallipolis; Lafayette' Whlte Shrine 44. Services will be conducted 10:30 a.m .. Tuesday, at Waugh· Halley·Wood Funeral Home, Rev. Ohester Lemley officiating. Burial follows In Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home, 6 to 9 p.m . Monday. • i\~IEJUCANA PROJECT- This Is the histori cal log cabin and NEW BUD..DING - Workers of Associated Fabricators, Inc., worked in Frlda~·s heal on a new I~ h~ 100 foot metal building which Is going lo he a new addlllon to the Rock Springs Fairgrounds for the 19R7 Meigs County Fair. The huilding is h<•lng constructed to provide a more ad•·qualc facility for •·ommercial exhibits' and all of the space in the stru<·hore lu.- already hccn purcha~~ed lor thi• year's lair. Mary Beegll' HILLIARD - Mar y Firn Bee: gle. Gaul. 80, a resident of Hilliard and former resident of the Racine area, died Saturday morning in Grant Hospital, Co· lumbus following an ex tended illness . Daughter of the late Charles !White)') Beegle and Mae Weaver Beegle, shew as a reti red schyool teacher of the Columbus City Schools and a member of the Order of Easter n Star, Racine, and Firs t Bapt ist Chu rch, Hilliard . She wa s preceded in deat h by her hu sband , 0 . J. Jake Gaul, In 1973. Survivors include one daugh· ter, Ruth Ann John son, Akron; a son and daught er·in·law, Charles F' . and Carol Gaul, Hilliard ; two . sis ters, Frankie, McKelvey . Bel· pre and Betty Ca rpent er. Ra· cine; three brot hers, Clifford Beegle, of Dorcas; Paul, l,e tar·t Falls and Edward. Zanesvi ll e; si x gra ndchlldrrn and five ((!' teat grandchildchildren; several nie· ces and nephews. Funeral services will be held ll a.m. Tuesday at Ewing Funeral Hom e, Pom<'ro~ . Burial will be In Letart Fa lls Cemetery . Friend s ma y call at the funeral home from 2·4 and 7·9 p.m. Monday. · an aged smoke hou se which make up an American projed beln& e presses £tOr Syrla • 1• re.Iease 0 f JOU.rna IS t BEIRUT . Lebanon 1UP il - A Syrian military source said Sat· urdav Damascus has demanded that ·kidnappers free an Ameri· ca n journalist and the son of the Lebanese defense minister and warned Syria could resort to military action to obtain their release if all else failed. Defense Minister Adel Ossei· ran sa id Syrian Vice President Abdel Haiim Khaddam told him by telephone th at Syria had given " top priority" to obtainin g the release of his son. Ali Osseiran, Amer ican journalist Charles Glass and their bodygua rd dr iver who we re kidnapped Wedn esday. "Under Instru ctions from President ( Hafrz 1 Assad , the Syrian com mand In Lebanon has been Issued clear orders to int e n slf~ it s effo rts to secure the release" of the three men, Ossei ran quot ed Khaddam as saying. A Syrian mi litary source in Beirut said Damascus has de· mand ed the release or the threP North wants to tell story developed on tlu• Rock Springs Fairgrounds by the Meigs County Fair Board. Th<• cothlnund smoko' honsr an• located at the entrance to what, Is known as the midway urea of the grounds during liollnty fair time. A shako•r roof and the chinking, an ex pensive, difficult l'llOr<' remain to com pl<•h• the cxh,.ior o! tlu' hulldings.Resldents are h~ing asked to contribute to the 'project sine•• the fair board does not hav e runds to eumt•lct c rh·· work . nopefuuy. the money will come In and the projt•ct will he all wrapped "t' hy the Aug. IR op<·ning of th<•unnuul Mei~'S County Fair. Donntlons, any amount is welcome,. llrt' to I"' sent to the Meigs ~'air Board, Box 227, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~ men " without any co nditions ... . warning It will "resort to mil· itary action if needed... But the sou rc~ , who is close to tho negotiations with th<' group responsible (or the abdu ctions. said "as lon g as negotiatio ns arc taking place 1here will be no milit arv ac tion" which would come o'nt)· If all else failed . Syrian offl clals believe th e abduction Is aimed at undcrmln· lng th e Syria n securi ty pian In wes t Beirut. Syia moved 7,000 troops Int o Moslem west Beirut F'eb. 22 to end th ree years of militia rule. "It Is a . harsh blow . but we won't allow them to succeed even if 11 mea ns resortin g to for ce to deter them ," thr militao·v source sa id . The Syrian m ilitary source, who requested anonymit y, said the Syr lan ·led negotiations "are a bit . complicated" but might lead Jo the captives' release "within the com ing 4R hours,'' He' refused to disclose the identlt vor the captors or theil' demands. Breton L Morgan • M.D., Inc. GENERAL MEDICINE Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:00p.m. 675-6492 ~ I Tells You Pust, Present & Future , Gives Advice On All Affairs Of q(e Such A.~ [ove, Marriage And Busine.~s. All Reading Guaranteed And Confidential. WASHJNGTOJI! <UP! I- Lt. CoL Oliver North has said he wants to tell his story more than any other person In America, but so far the FIIIS'F 11ME II 1111S AliA decorated Mar ine Corps officer MilS. Alii WANTS TO HELP YOU! has stonewalled the congres· Open From 9 a.m. - I0 p.m. slana! lran·Contra probe. Nort h' s man euvering to avoid Call F..- OM Frwe Question 675·7889 talking,to investigators privately 2217 Jackson Ave. - Painl PIICIIant before a public session In late W'tlh This Ad Get SIO.DO RIIICing For Only SS,DO .July has angered lawmakers and ' prompted one to say the em· battled leatherneck either has a t-~~--~~~~-~--~~---~~~~-~-1 good lawyer or Is not the " pillar of patriotism" he claim s to be. The former White House aide, fired for his central role in the secret sale of U.S. arm s to Iran and diversion of profit s to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels, has a lot of questions to answer but so Veterans Memorial Hospital far he has been silent about his role. He Is only one of two witnesses granted limited Immunity from prosecution who will be able to describe what President Reagan Services ere provided by knew abou t the affair, and he ha s LISA M. KOCH. M.S. to respond to ev idence developed at the congressional hearings Licensed Clinical Audiologlot that strongly indica tes he may INHEAAINO have profited from the operation. Se n. Paul Trible. R-Va ., a panel member, said North "ap· SERVICES INCLUDE: pears to be stonewalling." ~ Valley Hospital Medical Office Building Suite 117 Pleasant Dd ~~~p~!.~~.~~~!,~R~!1! -yl "We treat you lik e family." VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ANNOUNCES THAT AUDIOLOGY SERVICES ARE AVAilABlE AT THEIR FACILITY ON WEDNESDAYS. of INHEARING ' " North knows he will be Indi cted. The longer he puts off his trstlmon l' . the more likely lt is that he will never ha ve to appear before Congress and the American people.'' •Basic,Hearing Testing for all Ages •Hearing Aid Fitting, Repair, Consultation and Service •Hearing Aid Accessories and Earmolds FIE£ SCIEENINGS DU.NG THE MONTH OF JUNE CAll 992-2104 ANYTIME FOR APPOINTMENT ..• American Integrity Introduces the Twtst 'N SENIOR CARE 65® I Bag 'em for bats! Container RecOYery Area deaths · · :·1ers water. Double rolled R.R. I, Old Town Road Monda:Y:fhursday 8·ll A.M. & 1·4 P.M. 675-4519 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. :::z:t BOunce-E-Roo Slip 'N Slide Slippery Sliding fun on cushion of Gleot run and exercise wtlh Aluminum Bats For Your Empty Cans 1\\? 're goin~ to bat for kids. f'or every tOOpounds of empty alumimom beverage cans your lea rn. rcc)'l:les, we'll give yolo one lop quality Easton LX-I aluminum baseball bat. Kids can saw a valuable resource, clean up Ihe neighborhood and get a great deal on a bat. Call for details and start your team saving aluminum cans today! Recycling Pays Today. Can Recovery I 21. 1987 :: ' COLUMBUS - Ger truM A. · ·'£\·o'ce. 83, of :!S44 Frazier Road :;w est. Columbus. died Friday at :·.he)' residence after a lengthy · :O iUni>ss. : <· A: housewife. she was born Ma)· i 904 In Murray City to the ! at ~ < <'har les and Anna Clll Lovr. · ·~ . •~he is survived by two dau gh· and sons·ln·law. Evelyn and .: -Edgar Welch and Bertha and :· \Tktor Sponagel, a ll of Colum· ·>ti~s: a sister· In· law. Lillian Lo,·r :; ~f ,Newport , Ky .; four grand· ··'c &ildr r n: e ight great · : • grandchildren; six grca t·great . ·grandchildren; and severa l ni e· · ·:Ccs a nd nephews. : · • preceding her In dea th. be· : sld~s her parents , wcrr her · h4sband, Clyde T)Tee. In 1971 : : thn-e sons, CJ)·dc J r., Eugene : and Gar)· Tyree; two grandchild· · ren and one stcp·daught er. : Services will b<' 1 p.m. Mond ay : at Ewing Funeral HomP with : Rev. Amos Tillis offi ciating. : Burial will b<' in Beech Grove · Cemetery. F'rlends ma y call at : the funer al homo from 2to4 and 7 : to·9 on Sunda\'. 17.96 ~19,U9 IQI1 9.96 : · June :; ~rtrudt> Tyrfi' Thu rsday evenin g. the Eas tern High School Boys Trac k tea m wil l be having an outin g at 7 p.m. at the home or Dennis Eic hinger. Those attending ar\' to ta ke a covered dish for the pl€nlc and their ow n table se rvi~·e. Have WI' bern bra in was hed or wha P For several years. we've be<' n told OV<'I' and over th e impress l\•e nu,bers of lives savPd by tht' :i5 sperd limit . HOWI'V <'r, your legi.llalors appar· ently had no 11·oublc the past werk lncrras ln g thellmlt to65on thl' int erstat<'s. but they did havr troubl e in raising the drinkin g age. Now is that par for the cours<' or what? I KNOW vou're smiling. . GALLIPOLIS 414 Se<ond Ave., 2nd floor 446-0166 Mon.·Sat. a ~J.F,~. ~.. :.-:;,;ez:~:r~ ~~ 2 June 21, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va . · IIIDICAIE SUPPLEMENT PLAN (Polley For111 MS-7) Medicare pay1 only 38% of the health care co1t1 oflenior citliena. That's why 80% of these people enroll in Medicare Supplement plana. Senior Care 86el not only mnt• the Federal minimum atandarda for auch plans. but includea benefits not found in mo1t auch •• an option that PIYI *30 extra for each day of hoapltal confinement. Sourcea; U.S. Del)lrtment of Health and Hum1n Service• II wa.., WcMr Hawk Pistol Accuolett' lhooll o 1 97 • t.gular 12.99 Bar The Philadephia liiquir.er. ol 'Miter up Ia 30 .... -~,. • M bOifNII. WOOD Silnr Bridge IISUIAICE AGENCY Gallipolis, Ohio G''IIIOUS DOIIIIOWI - ·46·1 0" Spo nsored by; Point Distributing Co. Open II AM-8 PM Monday til Plaza SMORGASBORD S>t:J3H S>t:J3H S>t:J3H S>t:J3H S>t:J3H ,. .. • ·' Saturday Sunday 11AMtii7PM �•• '0 • • Page-A-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel t--- Pomeroy. Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Local briefs.:....--... POMEROY - Meigs Count y Emergency Medi ca l Services reports fi ve cal lS Friday; Tu ppNs Plai ns at 1: 1o a.m. to Slare Rout e 7 for Zona Shr rldan ro Vetera ns Memoria l Hos pita l; Pomeroy at 8:4:1 p.m. Ia 168 Mulber ry Ave. for .J essie Saunders to Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Pomeroy al 2: :!4 p.m. to East Ma in lor Charles Wilson to Veterans Mem,o rlal H~s pil a l ; Pomeroy at .1 p.n'J . ro the Maples Apts. for Perry Mit ch to Veterans Memorial Hospit al; Syracuse al 9:26 p.m. ro Sixr h Sr. for Holly Cross ro Holzer Medica l Ce n t~ r . ' Band to practice for parades POMF:ROY - Meigs .Junior and Senior High Ba nd prae lices for the Fourth of .July parades are sc hedu led for fi to 8 p.m. on .July 1. 2, and :J in IhP hi gh school band room. Buses will leave Ihr hi gh school ar 8: .1!1 a.m. on .J uly 4. Summ er uniforms arc• requir ed. NEW Ri\NG ER - Private Firsi (') ass Edward .J. Peppers, ,Jr., a U. S. i\rmy combat signaler, completed thL~ ranger cuursL• at Fort South Webster ohserves centennial • • : · :. •· • 0 •· • r('s idPn t Dfl lm er Hamm . H<Hnrn Bt'nning, Ga. , in December, Sii YS exhibil s. cra fl shows. di s· pl<.t Y" in arcCJ bu sin essr.s, co nrests. <1 midwa y a nd lours or his tor ical silrs wi ll be feat ured. 19R6. Petrpers, son of Gallipolis nativf) ltt~v . and Mrs. Edward .1 . l'eppers. was a di~tinguish ed honor graduate oflhe Comhat Slgna!erCourse ' al Fort Gor·don, Ga., heforc going on to complete the HC' is in v iting hi s Mr igs \oun t.v friend s. rsprcially historical som (' m hr-rs. f'irl .Y' to vis it lhf ' cclebra 1ion. airborne r ourst' and ranger Couples are issued licenses indoctrination training al Fori Benning. Peppers is currently with the 75th Ranger Infantry, Fort. l.e wi.~. Wu,~h. GALL IPOLIS - Ma r k Guna seka ran Chris topher. :1:1. of Apr. 1006, Spring Valley Dr., (;atllpo· lis. and Kimill'l'ly Sur MorS<' , 24. of Apt. 1006, Spring Valley Dr.. Gallipolis. were gr ant <·d a li cense Monday in Gal lia Coun l.v Probate Court. Th e~ wen · mar ried in tJ civ il crn'mon.. ,.· hy Municipal Court .Judge' .Ja mes A. fk>nnPitlhc• same d:r y. Ra nda ll F: . Thomas. 21. of Rt. I. Ches hire. and .Jpnn.v c;_ L <~ lhr ·.v·. 22. of Rt. 1. Ches hi re. wr·r.. ~runted a marria.Ql' li C('OS4' TuPsday. Mar vi n Ra v B;li rd. ~ 1 . of ll t. 2. (;a llipolis. a·nd Michel l<• Char· i<'nl' Ham('y. IIi. of HI . 4. r;allipolis, wP re gr<J nted a mar· ri agP li CI'IlS<' Mondar. Filzh .lea rei F'ir lds. :14. of Rt 1. F: win i(lon. and Christi na l.y·nn l' aili co<.~ l . ~-1 , of HI. l. Seoll own . wf•r f' g r <Jnl ('d a ma r ri agr Ji<:r nsP Mondav. Brva·n K<•ilh Pasqua!<•. 111. of Hr. ~. G;il lipul ls. a nd Tumi Kii _,. ('o nlrv. 1 ~ . ol HI. I. Thur ma n. wrn · grant!'tl a ma rr iage licr ns<' Mond e1y . Hospilal m·ws Veterans J\'lemorial POME:HOY - Friday admissions - TN rv Spe ncer. Syra CUS< ' : .Jessie Saunders. Pome· roy; Char les Werry, Pomeroy; PE• tT.V Mitch. Pomerov: Ada Kee,ee. Po meroy. Frida y Disc harges - Eht e l Ha tfi!'ld . Ca therine Cremeans. .Jua nita Lam bcrl. Haymond Ju s1is. Victoria AbiPs, Burl Blev in s. De borah Wolfe. Judie McNi ckl e. .----- - - - - - -- - -- ------------1 • 41h of July holiday GALI.IPOI.IS - All st al <' li quor slores and ag(•rJci r !' will ht• clos<'d on Satu rday .. Jul.v· ·1. in obscrvan cr of l nd epPndpncP Dav . according to Willi;r m .1. Fla hrrt.v. dir< ·('tor of 1hr~ Oh io D<·partml'nt ot Liqu or t'unlrot. Th<' "or<'s and agencic•s wi ll rema in open Frid a.v. . Jul y :!. when depar tmPnlal off ice> and warehouse 1C'XC iu slvely whoI<'· salrl storrs will tx· closr•d fur lh<• holld ft)·. • "A.frer lil>ing among yuu as a studenJ . .. L.ott~ry Discover anot her culture wit hout leavi ng home. Share your coun try in a fun and fasc inating way. And gain a special fri end for life. Your local EF Foundati on Area Representative is inter vie win g pros pec ti ve families now. Host families •re able to choose the stud cnr best suited for th eir home. Time.r -Sentinel photo.r by Lee Ann Welch YOUR CHOICE FOR 99 ( HOT BUTTERMILK BISCUIT WITH SAUSAGE AND MAXWELL HOUSE® COFFEE OR 2 EGGS, NOTICE TO HASH ROUNDS, BISCUIT & JELLY BREAKFAST HOURS: MON.-SAT. 11:00 A.M.-I 0:30 A.M. SUN. 7 A.M.· II A.M • PATIENTS LUNCH or DINNER SUPER PLEASER® (114 LB. CHEESEBURGER WITH THE WORKS ON SESAME SEED BUNI LARGE FRENCH FRY & LARGE COCA-COLA® CLASSIC TICKING /\LONG - B·ridgett Cloak of the Holzer Staff, checks the heart rate of a visitor to the Holzer Health Information Fair. She took a haslc cardiogram and showed how a pacemaker work., , $199 A health fair day may keep the doctors away . NO COUPON - NO LIMITS 1 will be di.Scontinuin~~: mv practice in General 'Wedicine effective ]ulv 6, 1987. 411 patient records will be left with Breton L 'Wor~~:an, '\1. D. who will take nver my practice in General 'Wedicine at that time. HAMBURGERS LIMITED TIME ONLY AT PT. PLEASANT, W. VA . TIONS LISA KOCH 446-2319 or call toll -free Factory Subsi'di:zed Rebates, or Low Finandng he 1m American. " EF Educ11~11 Foundlllon lor FOftlgn Sludy 152B Chapale S1teel SaniBBarllerll, CA93101 S1200. on Park Avenue 800. on LeSabre 1000. on Firebird 500. on Sunbird 800. on Bonneville 500. on Fiero Franklin Ohio Insured Tax-Fret Income Fund ConfuSt•d about ta.x reform? This f'und offers an immediate solution: You pay NO ~'TATE OR fEI)ERAliNCOME TAXES on your hard-earned inVL'St· mcnt income. on Special Finance Rebates as low as 3.9°/o Double tax·free income and insurance. The ullimalc choice for Ohio investors. Ask for a free prospectus today! •nr 1"rms ol tn~unll('r art JIOft' full} OO.Cr!bnl ln the- pn~hl~ /WI rrp ~ l k)(lt~ madt llliO I"'' I n~ rtf) lbilily kl tn11't tl., cummiUMftt$ ~ ----------------------------- sr.te - - - - - Zip - - , ~--------------------------My Aa:Oolltll!ir«Utlve (~any) ts - - - -- ----;-;-:;;;;--- THE NAME OF TilE GAME - Information, and lots ollt, wus available at the. Holzer Health Fair thl• week . , The day-lonK SC!!Sion is designed to provide area reHI· : dents wllh Information to · make their quality of lllc heller, and possibly add years on to their lives. Pamphlets were available on a variety of • suhjects, Including can<cr : and IIR prevention [above). the yourtg child (left), nutri· lion, blood pressure, heart attack and its prevention, exercise, home health servl· · CC!I, claplalncy service at the hospital, pobion and Its prev· enlion and lung dlseW!e prevention. Well confused? Stop by and our sales people wil be glad to explain this program. Please S(!nd me a free prospectus Llmtalnlng more complete Information about the Franklin Ohio Insured 'lllx·Fn-e Incomc Fund. Including chargL'S and expenses. I will read if carefully before I Invest or send money Name---- -------------- CLOWNING 'AROUND -/\my Palmer of Cheshire took time out from Ihe displays to visit with Shrine Clown Del Gln1erich. She is the daughter of Shirley Palmer of ChC!! hlrc, and I hey visited the health lair this week, along with hundred~ of others from the Gallla, Mason and Melltll 11reu,•. on selected new Buicks and Pontiacs! Simplification Program: No 'lltxes Ohio taxpayers receive double la,-frec Income from lhis portfolio of Ohio municipal bonds. And every bond in the Fund ~ portfolio is insured•. guamnteelng timely pa)lllent of principal and lnteresl. Your yield and share price wil l vary. ' ' -- INTERESING ?- Five-year-old Erica Ramey ollronton visited t)le Health Information Fair, along with a backpack huddy. i\t the nutrition display, she I istened wilh keen interest to Mary Harrison, R.N., (not pictured) abo ut the talking weight scales. Erica, the daughter of Vera Ramey, lalt•r tried out the scale. GALLIPOLIS - An apple a day keeps the doctor away, might be good advice. in a se nse. At least pay ing atl r ntlon to your health nutrition Included - ma y keep you out of the hospilai. A health Information fair was conducr ed at Holzer Med ical Cent er this past werk. giving out pamphlets des igned to keep you fit and health In toda y's hectic-paced sociPty. Displays were from a lmost all departmentsofrh c hospital , ln luding emergency, surgery . social se rvices. ca rdiac care. neurology, respiratory th erapy , di etlllcs and pediat r ics, In addl!lon to radio logy . the diabetes in teres t group, Gallla County Emergency Medica l Services. the chapla incy services, the hospital volunt eers and the Hol zer Regional Cancer Center. At the fair , you could have your blOOd pressure and blood suga r taken, life expectancy predicted. learn proper ha nd washing techniqu e. body analys is made and muscles monitored. The !air was to make area resident s more aware of their own bodies, and help them take some control over keeping healthy. EXTENDED 1-800·44-SHARE 10 HOW DOES THIS WORK? - One display at tl!e Health Information Fair was an am· bulatory ecchoencephlogram [EEG) with Steve Brown of the neurology department showing how to visualize mus· cle impulses, assisted by Ro· bert Lucas. Here, the Palmer family of Cheshire - Amy, Christi, Lora, Michelle and their mother, Shirley, listen to Brown describe the EEG and its uses In diagnosis of selzur~ disorders In particular. AI the display, Brown placed elec· trodes on a visitor's hand and showed the muscle Impulses on the screen. BREAKFAST 41 M2. The Ultimate Tax CIIy _ _ __.;.._ _ _ _ _ said !hat their client s had a,lcgal righr ro resi sl an unlawful-court order . Thoug h nor allow~d in <;ourr ro question rhc valid)h• of then-Judge Roderick 's ~o u rr order. rhc defense attol-ne)' ' cont ended l har rhe deputie~ had un lawfully ente red Dwight Beva n's house. Burd said in his closi ng lu·gu, mcnr rhar thr d<•puiks :wen• doin g their " Jlpoinred :Ci ut y. whi ch 11 as to foll ow lhen-.judgc Roderick's court ord er Burel said !ha l he assigned no blain e to them. • Cowles sa id in his closing argumenr th ar rhe dcpurics " wen· in a situa rion fr·aughl with da nger," indicali ng !hal ent rv i n loa hou sew hcr:c r hc s i l ua ~ionis unk nown is not to be a ken light I)'. even by a sheriff' sdeput )· wil h his pistol drawn. Burd said aft er rh e vr rdictt ha t "!h e pro bl em was causeU by SUPER MEAL DEALS John '\1. Gmhb. 'W.D. Call today : June 21, 1987 [;~;;;;;;;;B;ev;a;n;I~.;; Rad;r;r;ic;k;·s;·c;o;u;rr;o;r;d;<·;r.;"~';;;;;;; CLEVELAND tUPli - Friday 's winnin g Ohio Lottery numbers: Daily Number 192. PICK-4 HOST FAMILY A sclccr gro ur of English-s pea kin g teenagers fr om Europe, Asia, and Latin Americ a will arrive in the U.S. this August - each one looking forward to li ving with an American family for a high school year. K. Slone, of Gallipolis. The rrlal centered around an Incident on Nov. 6. 198G. The ·s herllf'sdepa rtmenr . acting on a court order· handed oul bv then-Common Pleas Court Jud ge Richard Roderick , went to the house of J oseph Beva n to pick up clothes belonging to the children of Joseph's ex-wife. Martha. At the rime. Jose ph and Ma rtha were goin g through a di vorce . Cowles, the prosecut ing a tt arney. contended that when depu· ties from the sher iff s depa rlment ar rived on the scene. there was a struggle bNwee n the Bev.ans •tMar tha was not part of this! and the deputies. The Bevan s resisted a co urt ord er and blocked th e progress of thr depu ties in the latter 's offi cia l function . Attorneys Charles Burd a nd J .B. Collier , .Jr .. representin g the Brvans and Slone tCollier re, numbers Gynecoloi(V ~ffective ]ulv 6. 1987 in Suite #IJB of the Pleasant Vallev Hospital 'Wedical Office Buildin!(. Appointments can be r7Ulde bv callill!( 675-3400. let ALlbrarf Card and Check Out An Armload of Romances from Our Paperback Department. BOSSARD LIBRARY 641 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Oh., 45631 Joseph was Bevan fined $500 . of Rt and . 1,given Crown 28 City, days In jail for obstructing officia l business. David D. Bevan. of 1220 Second Ave., was fined $50 a nd ~::Jve n a suspended 30-day jail term for disorderly conduct after warn ing, as were Timothy K. Beva n, of Rr. 1, Crown City, and Jeffrey 'Wv Practice will be limited Ia Obstetrics and YOU could be one of these families! Need a Little Romanee In Your Life? GALLIPOLIS- The verdict in the jury trial of a misdemeanor case vindicated t he Gallla County Sheriff s department of any wrongdoing and resulted in the .sentencing of a Crown Cit y man and his three sons late Friday. Gallipolis City Prosecutor Doug Cowles said afler the verdict that "thejuryvlndicated rheSherl!f'sDepartment"ofany wrongdoing. The misdemeanor trial of Dwight B. Bevan, his three sons and Jeffrey K. Slone, ended Friday afternoon In Gallipolis Municipal Court . Dw ight B. Bevan. of Rt. 1. Crown City, was fined $500 and given a suspended 90-day jail sentence for resisting arrest alid fined an additional $50 a nd given a suspended 30-day jail tPrm fo r d ls,o rd er ly co nd ue t aft e r warning. BEA '· S tnrt·~ In uh~t·rvt' Section ·B Jury .clears sheriffs ·department of any wrongdoing; three sentenc~d Squad.~ have five Friday calls SOUTH WEBSTF: R - A centennia l celebration of 1he incorpo rarlon of South Web.<rcr. in Scioto Count y, Is being held J un" 25-27, under sponsorship of the So uth Webster Area Historica l Society. Chairman for the celr· bration. with the theme "One· Hundred Years Old and Still In Bloom. " Is former Me igs Counr.v· June 21. 1987 . SUNDAY SHOPPERS WELCOME COME IN AND BROWSE ' ·-~ .. SMITH Buick-Pontiac 1900 Eastern Avenue, ·Gallipolis, OH. • A&EWETENSETODAY!-Bioodpreaaurell : • u llldlc.ttlon ora number of Ull, and vbllton to tile : Ro!Rr Health Information Fair could have lheln elleeked by one of the former or retired ReJit!lered Nunes from Holzer. �.. . . ·' PageB-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel . June 21. 1987 YOUNG KIM BROWNING : Browning. Young MIXED ' Bacon ...............~•••• KY. BORDER . Wleners ••••••••••••••••• 69( 12 OZ. PKG. Chuck Roo). LB. ••••••••• $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE Fultz-:Stanley PT. f' L J·:AS ,\ N'J' - Mr. and Mrs . Ra y moncl Fult z, .lrr icho Ho~d . Potn l PIPasant. announcC' lhl' c n gag~mrnt anrl upcoming m.I ITia gr• uf 11wi r daught C'r, Virginia l..v nn Fu lt z to Hil ly .lot' Sla nlt •.v. son ur Mr. tt nd Mrs. C:(•n rgl· Stun It ·~ · . Palr loL Fryer parts •••••• ~••.• FLAVORITE Lunch Meat ••••.• ~••• CRISPY SERVE U.S.D.A. CHOICE . ·: • Wednesday - Bingo 1J, I2, > bowling 1:30, ,bloodmobil e 1-5:30. •: Thursday - Ceramlcss 10-2. ·: Friday :.._ Round and squa re :· · dance 8-11. music by True ·: Country admission $1.50 per . • person. public Is invlied. . ; The Senior Nutrliion program . : menu for the week Is: :: Monday - Mealloaf. ma shed • potatQes, carrots. peaches. • Tuesday - Chicken and noo• dies, Harvard beets. gelatin. mel on. · ~ Wednesday- Ham and cheese ~ sa ndwi c h , oven browned pot a· toes, cole slaw. cookie. Thursday ·- Roast beef , sea l· loped potatoes. mixed vegeta· · bles,plneapple. : Friday - Lasagna. tossed . sal ad, peas, vanilla pudding. Choice of beverage available • with meals. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 27, 1987 NEW HAVEN - Mrs l.indaS. '"voung of N0w Ha ven Llnnounccs the engag<•ment and approac h· lng mar r ia ge o f her dau ghter . . Judy Young . to Kim Brownin g. · son of Ann Mil ler, Middleport, ' and the late Rona ld .1. Browning. Miss Young is also the dau ght er of !he late frank Young .. Jr. The Op<•n church, douhlc-rin g ceremony will take place on i'rlday , .Ju ly 24. at 7 p.m . in the• Sacr ed lfem·t Catho l ic Church. Point Pl!'asant. A reception wi l l fol low the cen ·muny a 1 the Moose Lodge Hal l in Point Plea sant. Miss Young is a graduatc• of Waham a High School and Mar. shall Un iversity with a B.A. in : cle ment ar·y cducat ion. . You ng is a graduate of Meigs Hig h Schoo l. Rio Crandc College wi th an associate degree i n psychology. and of the Ci ncinnal i School of Mortuary Scit•ncc. with a bach<.'ior·s degree In mortua r.v science. He· is rmployr·d by Ob<.'rlln anti F'ord M~moria l . F'uneral Hom ~ In Bryan . VIRGINIA 1.. FULTZ llfi.LY .IOE STANLEY ·. 1-8. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Round Steak ....L:-... 199 ECKRICH SMOKED $ Sausage .•......•.•~·... 199. HORMEL SLICED . Pepperoni· ••••••••••••• oz. 99( \ .~ Gilmore-Flint • ; MIDDLEPORT- Okev Sehar :11ger and Ms. Georgia Gilmore. :Route 1, Middleport. an nou nce lh • engagement and approach in!( marriage of their dau!(hter. t orelia L. Gilmore. to Mark A. Flint, Point Pleasam. son of Mrs. Belly Dunlap. Poinl Pleasant, and the late Charles Flint. The open chul·ch wedding ":'ill t ake place on July 11 at 2: 30p.m at the Hobson Chu rch of Christ In Chrlsllan Union, Stal e Route 7. T he Rev. Leland Halley officiating. ·-1 • \ 4 ~ " M iss Johnson is a graduate of Valley Local High, School or Lucasv ille and attends Ohio · University majoring In zoology· premed. She is employed by the Sisson-Banks • SALE • SALE BASS 20-SO% Off POMEROY- St acey A. Smith and Kennet h L. Buckley arc announcing th eir engagement and approaching m arr iage. Miss Smit h is the daughter of Howard W. and Wanda L. Smlih, Belleville. W.Va .. and Buckley is the son of Mr. and Mr s. Leonard E. Amos. Alfred. and Mr . and M rs. Harr.v W. Buckley , Parkersburg. W.Va . The open church wedding will lake place on July Hat 7 p.m. at the Alfred United Meth odist Church. The Rev. Donal~ Archer· will officiate following a pro· gram of prenuptial music. A recepl lon will follow in th e church social room. Miss Smith graduated from Parkersburg South High School. Buckley is a graduat e of Eastern High School and is ,JANE 1.. ,JETT Jett-Harris SARI\ JOHNSON COREY McPHi\11. POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Jennings J~ll of Miner sville arc announcin g the engagement and approaching marrla g~ of their daughter • .Jane Louise .Jell , 10 Avionics En~ineering Center of ' Ohio' Univer sit .v . Eric Al an Harris. so n of Mr. and Mrs. Pau l E . Harris. Mi nNsvfllc. An open chu rc h wedding will be held on July 4 at 6:30p.m at the Mount Moriah Church of God at Racine. A r eception will follow at th(' Racine American Legion hall. Miss .1 <'11 is a gradua te of Sou thern High School. and i s employed at Exc<.'l sior· Sal t Work s. Inc ., Pomeroy . . Ha rr is is a gradual~ of Sou th · ern Hi gh Schpol and is employed with Rou sh ConsJructlon Co. of employed at LaRu e Vienna, W.Va. C h ~v ron 1 tn $29 95 II nautral waves. Sale price Inc ludes shampoo. cut and style. Participating stylists only. Appointments ore not always ' necessary. Sole price good through July 4. 1987. (Noi valid oMih anv other olfol ) MAXIM'S • SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS 446·3353 • •.. BUSINESS HOME 446-1168 CHUCK VANCO l&W CLEANING SERVICE I Wi~Tho,CoupooOoli I 1I V.:~hd For Resldenlkll Only Off"""''"'"'' D. 1987 o I·-------------s~~~~~TRAFflc I GALLIPOliS OMIO • •ROOM • • • • • · ·, ' I • • •.• • ANY 1 oru.v*l9.95 1 2RoomMinlmum II II'HI1Thlo ( o, poo•O• y Volld Fnr Resictentl~l Onl~ I I. I Olfed:.op<toJut, <J. t987 .J J~------------, ~J;H~;~~v ·•·· 1I v~:F"!~=~Iy I , CARPET, UPHOLSTERY, nc... Ilora.' '10.00 AREASOFAiiYROOM - -OFFEI - - - COMPLETE - - - - - -CAIPET - - - - - ,I With Mio. Ctea,;ng Ofl3495 . l . -WE I y~~f"!'~;::,r.~~. II IEPAIR ANSEDIVIIEC-SETSIETCHING I I OflerEApire:•JulyiJ, I987 • I ' teantng wun Any} Room Or Mort C ---· OffttUpiruJutyl).l9(17 --------------~------------------·-------- Public Notice HASKINS-TANNER 332 Second Ave . Gallipolis. Ohio ·'!,· d111 •34.95 ONLY Groom's tux FREE with 6 or more. Sat 9 ) SALE $25 00 reg. $35 A great perm for soli, 1 446-U23 ANDtiAU. · ,· l ues Wed Thu r Maxims Volue Pak Perm r •••••••••••••, ANY IMNO ROOM I STACEY A. SMITII KENNETII L. BUCKLEY service to help you ' look your best on that special day . Price d from 1·800·282-2111 • PROFESSIONAL CARPET & FABRIC CARE We offer complete tuxedo rental HOURS m OUTSTANDING PERM VALUE~. CAI.LI POLIS - The cngag<'· ment and approac hing marriage of Josephine MarJe Burchett and Terrance Allen Mullins Is being announced. She Is the dau ghlerot Dorot hy and Roy Gillenwater, H10 Fourt h Ave., Call i polls. He is the son of Clint on E . Mullins of Ra ven swood. W.Va . Tho wedding wi ll ta ke pla ce June 18. at 935 Second Ave ., Gallipolis. · Mullins is a gradu ate of Med· ina Count y Vocatio nal Cenl er and Alabama Stat e U nlversit.l ' wi th an associa te drgree in comput er science . He is the owner of Tota l Computer Serv ices of Akron . Let Us Help ou Plan Your Wedding Moo & 1" 98 )> rI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Burchett-Mullins ,li\NE SISSON LARin' BANKS "',... The Shoe Cafe Sy racu ~ e . .--------------------------4 ' Odds & Ends Athletic Shoes Niko & Bass 40-SO%. Oft I .Smith-Buckley MON.-SAI.: 10 AM 'TIL DARK SUNDAY: IIOON 'TIL OIIK 314-3110 GALLIPOLIS - The open church wedding of Ginetle POMEROY - Announcement i s being made of the engagement and approaching' marriage of Jane Sisson. Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, and tarry Banks. 152 Butternul Ave .. Pomeroy. Miss Sisson is the daughter of Mrs. Edith Sisson . Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. and Ral ph Sis· son. Pomeroy Pike. Pomeroy . Banks Is the son or Mrs. Thelma Bank s. Cold Ridge Road. Pomeroy. and the l at e Homer Banks. The wrdding will take placr at 2::m p.m on Ju t)' 18 at th e Pomeroy United Methodi st Church. . Miss Sis son is employed in the auditor ' s office of the Meigs County Courthouse. Banks has Ba nks Construction Co. TRAIN RIDES • ANIMALS • PICNIC AREAS • Ml"l GOLF • GIFTS Spence and G. Gordon Fisher. will take place June 28, at I: 3o p.m .. in St. Peter's Eplscop,al Church. A reception will follow Immediately. Mr. 'and Mrs. Hugh McPhail of Rusllc Hills, Syracuse. announce the engagemenr of their son, Hugh tCoreyl McPhail. to Sara Johnson, daught er .of Ward and Phy llis Johnson, Lu casv ille, The open church wedding is planned for Au!(. 29 at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Pomeroy. at 1: 30 p.m : · McPhail is a graduate of Southern High Schoo( and attends Ohio University major ing in chemica l engineering. He is employed by Domino' s Pizza of Athens. IDIH'S IRK IIIIIL PARI MILlS EASI Of . IJACKSON }-, , 01110 t\"rl"" l\::.1 '1(: *!l,i\17'!l!~~~ }!1\~* CONDUCTED BY 11( 11' II <.Jr \ ni<t /H,f," FACTORY OVERSTOCK LIQUIDATORS . 29( Ba nanas ••.••••••.•••••• LB " FORNOf 2°/o Milk •.•.••.•.. :~•. $129 • Crackers ••••••••• :.o:••• $13 9 Ice Cream •••••••••••• $1 09 MIKE-SELL-REG. S1~~9 $ BROUGHTON PREMIUM 129 0 Potato Ch1ps .. ~!. !~ Ice Cream ••••• ~2-~A~-••• $199 1 12GAL 1 KOOL-AID 2 QT. UNSWEETENED 10/Sl TOILET TISSUE • 4ROL1 PKG. limit I0 Ptr Custo..r Good Only At Powoll's lloporm~rllot o OHtr Good thru Sat., J- !7, 1917 0 CHARMIN 0 o 89< liMit I Ptr CIIIGMII o.lr At l'ewol's Soopo..-bt . Offtr GMil lin Set.... 27, 1917 . . TIDE DETERGENT oz. $599 limit I0 Por ,_,_ Po"'"'• 1 nwio .., Off..- Good tlwu Sat. J- n. 1917 Good Ollly At 25 - GAUIPOLii- HOLIDAY INN UAND NEW IN Excuse #38: ."Nothing seems :to work }or me." · Just wait Jill you discover the ,many wonderful ways Weigh! 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P(. · lfll Olfll SUS OHIY $6 9 IWIII !A. PC. TWIN .......... I69 eo. pc. FUll .......... l109 eo. pc. QU£EN SET ........... 1219 ' $8 9 TWIN .......... 19< ea. p<. FULI .......... '129 ea. pc. OIIEN SET ........... 1329 TW1H U. PC. MANY ADDITIONAL MlniiSSES TO CHOOSE FIOM PLUS WE SPECIALIZE IN WATIIIED INNEISPIINGS AND SPECIAL OIDEIS Rtgular Price ..... $20.00 YOU SAVE ... $10.00 Oller~June27, $S9 IWIH U. PC. Join for Only... IW!H !A. PC TWIN .......... IS9 oa. p< . FULL ............ 179 oa. pc . · 011£N ........ I99 oa. pc. $7 9 IIIII/IISIIIII TWIN .......... '49 oa. pc. FUll............ 159 oa. p1. QUIEN ........ I79 oa. pc. $49 JK· p<. CLASSIC FIRM . OUIEN ........ 149 oa. fK· ==--= ea. JK· !UI' OHL Y 9fULL;......... I39 ta. pc. IWIII lA. PC. COMFORT FIRM TWIN .......... IJ9eo. pc. FULL.,........ 0110 oa. p< . Out1n let ............ '299 1987. FOR NEW MEMBERS: PLEASE ARRIVE OIIE HOUR EARLY FOR REGISTRATION AIID WEIGH·IH• ' ' ' 3/Sl 100% FOAM QUEEN & KING ........... 2995 Excuse#4: "I'm too buff this time ofyear.' to the Weight Watchers meeting nearest you. l COlES WHITE BREAD FACTOn SillED CONTAINIIS TWIN & FUll .............. S19CJ 5 '' 147 GWEIGHI?" JUN~ Rtg. '29.95 •,• ••• •• • THURSDAY, IWIH lA. Pl. DAIRY LANE #WAI507- 4048 1 DAY MATTRESS ·sALE YOUR EXCUSE Rtg. •49.95 BROUGHTON RITZ ' SYRACUSE - .,, Cottage Cheese .... 99< LORETTA. l.. GII.MOI!E ~11\RK ,\ . HINT Johnson-McPhail .. BROUGHTON - 24 OZ. I • GALLIPOLIS- Aclivltles and menu s for the week of June 22 : through June 26. at the Senior :citizens Center, 220 Jackson ·Pike. are as follows: ' Monday - Chorus, l-3 p.m.: : Blood Pre ssure Check, 1 p.m. • Tuesday - S.T.O.P.I Phy sica l : Fitness. 10:30 a. m . : Wednesday- Golden Buckeye "Card Sign-up Sile. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ' Card Games. !-3 p.m . Thursday - Bible Study, ll · · noon: Herbalists, 12:30 p.m . ' vinton Si t e Blood Pres sure Check. Friday - Art Cl ass. l -3 p.m.: Cra ft M.ini-Course, 1·3 p.m. Menus consist of: • Monday - Weiners , mas hed pot atoes. sa uerkraut. cornbread , a nd s l ewe d app l es wilh applesauce. Tues da y - Creola spaghetl i. tossed sa l ad with red cabbage • and ca rrots. rye bread. fr uil coc kl ail in jeflo. ; . Wedn esd~y Roa st beef, : butter potatoes with carrots. ·I 'orange and grapefruit sections, . ' whole grain bread and browmes. • Thur sday - Baked chicken. <scalloped pota toes , butt ered •'br occoli. biscuit s . and sliced : 'Peaches. • Frid ay - Tuna patl y, sweet •'potatoes. spinach with vinegar. : whole grain bread and pear hal f ;.with jcllo sprinkles. 0: Choice of coffee. tea. Jemo: •nad e. milk, or butl ermilk with • :.each meal. 3·5 . Tlw op('ll chu rc h eC'rPmony wil l Ink~ plnr t• on .lulv :1 at the .Cood Shephcnl U nil l'd 'Methodist Church . nouiP 2. Po lnl PIPasa nl at (;: :111 p.m. i\ r~c l'p li o n wil l fo llow at lhr churc h. The· brldc'·l'iccl Is :1 graduar r or l0 olnl Plr.,sant Hi gh Schoo l and Is ulll'ndl ng Southcas ll'l'n Busi· ·n(•ss Collcgr. Shr Is rmpl o) ed a! A me·s-Murph)' Mm·t in thr Si lver Brld gr Plazn. StaniP) is a gr:tclua tr of SouHm·pst(•r n II lgh School and is ,;mpluyrd b)' M ~ rill : ll lndu strlrs In .J ackson. .' P~~~~~~~~~~~~O~h~io~-~Po~i~nt~P~~~a~~~n~t.~VV~.V~a-~==~~~·~Th~e~S~u~n~d~ay~Ti~m~·e~s~-S~e~n~ti~ne~I~P~a~ge~~B~-3 June21, 1987 : : POMEROY - The Meigs : County Senior Citizens Center : • has the 'following activities sche· • : duled for the week otJu ne 22·26: -· Monday - Round and squa re : dance 1-3. : : Tuesday - Hea lth screening STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM . . . .... -;.=:=====;:::::;;===:==:=:=======;;:;~ ·· Senior Centers . announce Week61 : . activit'J11 schedule ,. We Reserve The Right T9 Limit Quantities ~ ' D1liver Within 30 Mil•• of Gallipolis for $9.9 5 or flick up at the show! FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIOSI POMEROY SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER Mulberry Heights Wed:6p.m. •CASH e(HECI NOTHINGWORKSLIKEWEIGHTWATCHERS! u.if 3 ,. ( u t t Good Ollly At Powtlr1 S.,.rmorllot Off..- GMil tlwu Set. ... 21, 1917 fi(800) 582-1399.. •• . ,, ·' ' ' 'I 'I �' ' ' ' : Page- B-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel THE CORNER OF GENERAL HARTtNGER 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 21 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1917 THOROFARE SOFTY WHITE Sugar 1110,.ot~•t U.S. ORADE AOOVT. INSPECTED Mi,ed Fryer Parts· . SBAG LB. G~~D.- ~ CENTER CUT Rib Chops Limit 1 With Coupon And $10 Piuchace Loin Chops PER LB. Limit 4 With Coupon ll!d $10 Purchase ' .. 99 147 oz. LEAN TENDER Bucket Cube Steak 99 PER LB. PER LB. Limit 1 With Coupon and $10 Purchase . SWEET RELISH 69~ ............. MUSTAR~ .. •... ~~.:~·...... 89 GRAPE JELL~ or JAM .... l!.~z........ Thank ~ou Reg. or Light SAUH!.~; E ... $ E"""""""" 16 oz. ~;J It f y I MEAT, MUSH., PLAIN $' 1 ' 5 ••••••• Uez. liEnI Instant Coffee 99J. 99~ 129 FOLGER'S . Cherry Pie Filling ~ 27.5 oz. 449 ···~··············· $1 Regular 71!4 or Spirals 5% With Coupo11 Bathr~::Tissae 39yJa Bacon ,... 9''9~ llh. · 15·16 ez.' •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ $2 . U.S. ORADE A Spare Ribs Pick of The Chicken STVLE" 59 PERIJ. *1 Sausage FRESH TOP QUALITY ECKRICH Bolo·,~~•. $199 4 Roll Pkg. U.S. 00~. INSPECTED '~COUNTRY Link CRUNCH. 79 C~I$PV SER~E BALLARDS 20 Oz. 12 Oz. ~----~~--~~--~------~ Mac. ~ACheese $ 99 Full Cut Round Steak 79 REGULAR or UNSCENTED Ice Cream. Tide 89 Detergent Gallon Par Lb. $ 89 .• U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONE-IN · .FAMILY ·SIZE SUPER DIP 10 DZ. Par Lb. CENTER CUT · loa~es . ... U.S. OOVT. INSPECTED Dru111llloke, 8reuta & Thlght PER LB. , "119 'f + 99 SUPERIORS fradlee 12 or. Wienert ,••. $1. 7 9 SUPERIORS Footlong 1• Hot Dogs :.,: USDA CHOICE "BONELESS" BEEF DELICOUS Cround $169 Chuck "149 Longhorn $199 Round PL·•· Steak r:~" Chee11 r:.' 1111 I "'1'1 I I \I"' LET OUR DELl KEEP YOU OUT OF THE KITCHEN WITH THIS LUNCH OR DINNER SPECIAL... · Coke and Coke Products 2 Liter 89~ Bottle · Luvs DIAPERs $849 . ...BROASTED CHICKEN ' 7 •••••••••••••••••••••• . TES Mtdl•• 48 et. Llrt• S2 et. s••u66 ct. 3 PCS. CHICKEN 140 ''· $ 99 2 SALADS 91••• ............. & AROLL ALL FOR JUST 10 ~~: $1 •••••••••••••••••• FI{()ZE' \ .\Ll'ES ~ ~ALLEY BELL 1/2 Gallon Milk Sale 12 ct. Sweet & Julej L - - - - - - - - - 1 SlfEET VELLOW SHEDD'S 3 LB. TUB c~::~v 21t SKIM or BUnERMILK Canta· 88~ loupes . Each Banquet THOROFARE Banquet Pot Pies Margarine liEF 7 oz. + $ 49 TURICE~ . Orange Juice s 12 oz.. 8 oz. . ~-~-___. CAll + .Alrh. h Was ington ~ State <! , 1.J. Bing ~~ rn ~IOALIA swut " Onion Reli•h '" .... "' ICE CREAM KRAFT ~EL~EETA $ 29 SIMPLOT MICROWA~E $ 09 $169 or tt '!· . $ 09 0 range Juice ......... Slloec .............!~:~·. 2 frldeh frlec ••••~.~.. 1 lrapefr•lt 1 Pl•••ttle Juiee .... REITER 1 Oello11 $169 KRAFT ORATED $ IUNET GOURMET . $ lt 64tt Choc. Drink .......... THOROFARE 1-1•...,... II •••••••••••• 3/lt1 ' ,.,...... ........ . ~ :~. 229 Dl•••n ........ !!~1!.:r•• FAMILY IRAMO- 11 et. • KRAFTc• 1,.,·• $219 •••• WLI.. z........ •••••••• 1 $ St 1 s. C::' Plat ...~~.!!·.•. 99+ . ...*189 U.HIWI........ I'11 ......• KRAFT MAC. &CHEESE 9 + .......... ... f'lo t.l. 1,1111 I V. ••· ~ ~ ' _.., ' -- ;, - • ' ' EOICRIOII TURKEY BREASTS SUPERIORS SALAMI $349 r:.' 249 r:.' HOMEM~OE 3-BEAN SALAD r:.' 99+ �Pomeroy-Middleport- GalliPolis, Ohio-P~nt Pleasant, W. Va. June 21, 1987 Community calendar/area happen ings SUNDAY PORTER - Sunday School picnic, Sunday after church, Valley F reewill Baptist Church. Special singln In afternoon. GALLIPOLIS- Hom ~co m i n g, Pine Chapel Church, Sunday, 1 : ~0 p.m .. basket dinner at nonon . Speaker of afternoon, Fred Cra btree: special singing. GALLI POLIS - Ga ll ia County His torica l Societ y mee ts Sunday, St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Board members at 1 p.m .; open meeting 2:30 p.m . His tory Day winners from Gallia Academy High School will present their entrl€'s. ADDISON - Sunday School pjcnic. Roadside Park In Ka · nauga for Addison Freewill Bap· tis! Church, Sunday: Bring co· vered dish. PATRIOT- Rev. Ear l Hinkle will be a! Walnut Ridge Church at 7:30p.m. DANVILLE Revival at Danvill e Holiness Church through June 28 with rev . John GALLIPOLIS - French Cily Baptist Church Vacation Bible School programs. 7 p.m. CHESHIRE - Cheshire OES: ' meet s Tuesday, 8 p.m . The couple, married on June 25. 1947 by the late pa stor Holley 0. Sham blin at the Trinit y Methodist Chu rch at Point PIPa· sa n! , have four children and seven gra ndchi ldren. l~ rlend s and rel atives of the couple arc Invit ed to all en d. MIDDLEPORT - OH KAN Coin Club meet ing at Burkett Barber Shop in M i ddlepor t Monday . Social hour and tradinl-! session at 7 p.m.; co in auction and refreshments. - Bib!~ <chool. Mr. 1111d Mrr. G'ern;~.;e ATLANTA tUP I I - Da le Mur phy ripped his Nallonal League·leading 22nll home run. a · three- mn shot in the third Inning. to lead the Atlanta Braves .·saturday to a fight · man~ed 8·6 triumph . over I he Clnclnnat i Reds. The game featu red sel'en home runs overall and a benches· clearing brawl In thr third inning. Atlanta: . starter Doyle Alexander gave up four home runs. bul improved to 4· 1. Gene Garber pit ched two in· nJngs ro ''arn( his sevenlh save. The right·hander struck out plnch·hittcr Ni ck F.saskv with r unners at seco nd and thi rd with -~- VI NTON - American Leglo,n: 161 meE'ts Tuesday , 7:30p.m. : -....-POMEROY ME'etlng or' Meigs County Litter Grant Board at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Meigs Exlension Service office. Reunion.planned KYGER - The Bradbury: Jenkins family reunion will be held June 28, at the Kyge~ Communll y building. Story hour MIDDLEPORT - Storytelling program at Middleporl Library, 2 p.m .. Wednesday by Gwenylh Arnold. children's consulta nl for OVAL. }r-- CANTON. Ohio tUPi t - T\1'0 fr~c throws by 6·1 guard Dor ian B ledsoe with no time le ft on the clock .at the end of the second overtime gave I he Sou th an Sll· 7S win over th~ North in the AAA di vision All-S tar game at Ca n· ton's Civic Center. .Gal lla Academ)·'s Ga r>· Harrl · so n scored nine points for the winners The South held a Hpolnt lead ta l ~ in th e thi rd qua •·ter. bu t the North tea m battled back to 1ie 1he game on a Terry Jackson j ump shot with a minute and a half remai ning in regu lation to forct• the ovrr\lme. Ja ckson. from Ca nton· McKinley. was named game MVP; He sco r ed lou1· point s tn the fi rst overtime. but an offensll'e rebound and tlp·ln on a m lssed free throw by Chillicothe's Steve Bay less with six seconds .left In the first ovNtlme ga ve the South the second chance they needed . --·. N. l..c111k')' SII.VEH 1\NN,IVEnSARY - Kenneth and Shirley Barr Sinclair, ohsr rvNI thm~ 25th wedding anniversary on ,June 6 at a dinner Jmrty hl'ld at S<•hasllans in Parkershurg. Hosting the celehration were llll'ir daughter, Mrs. Angle Brlckles, Pom eroy, and son, I~.van Sinclair, Shade. They also haw one grandson. The couple 1narrif•d ·'""'' !1, 1962. lie is employed hy till! Southern Ohio Coal Co. FITNESS CLASSES OFFERED Beginning on June 24, the Gallipolis Parks and lecreation Dept. will offer a six week session in a trobics and exercise. The classes will meet on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at the Grace 9:15 to 10:15 a. ":'· ~nd E~ercise fro~ 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Baby· sttftng wtll be provtded at the cost of $1.00 per Church. Aerobics will meet from child ,JAMES n. F:MM ITI' Ann<q:dis graduate all ll\ lllllCCd POMf·:tWY - .Jam!'s D . r-: m. mill. un1 1HI ~o n of Mr. <.~ n d Mrs. c art c . R;li l··~· . of r om0roy, graduat<' d f1·om th ~ Uni tPd per hour. The instructor for both classes will be Debbie Davis. She has many years experience in aerobics and exercise and will conduct the program in a manner that you will find enjoyable and stimu· lating. Cost.· for the six w. eek session is · h f keeper of Gallipolis State InstitutE' and ha s been employed at the Ga llipolis Medical Plaza . They att end the Church of Christ in Christian Union . The couple requests gift s be omi tted . Married at Catlettsburg, Ky .. in 1937. they ar e the parents of one daughter Mrs. Willi am Jay (Georgenal Har rison of Clncln · n a ti. They ha ve two gra ndchildren. L cml ev Is a r etired store $24.00. You may Your Photos By RIGHT HOOK - Atlanta Braves' Andres Thomas (right) Is tackled hy Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bill Gullickson as catcher Bo Dlaz tried to David Tawney VACAnON PlANNING Amee Foster of Profiles Modeling Studio of J:bllensts, a cablt reltast, and pr y a toble·top tripod or co· mora SUptiOrt damp for long npo· · s~ro stability withoul oxtro weight: If you art flying to your vacation spot, an x-ray protection bag is a must. Dusty climates call for plastic bags to ,.., oquipmonl. l'*• at 1tatt ... rol of film for oach day of -*'• You sho<Ad haw norma~ wide-anglo, and a _, Ions to •· swt intending con,uition. Tho best kil is tho lghtest ... which hat what you'l nood fDf 1ywr ..... tography. lring ywr list in tintl wo'l bt qlad to fill it for you al Ta-(s St1> ilia, 424 !«and An. Galipolis, Olio. My Juno special Is 4 R print s 0 0 •Factory Rebates •Option Discounts •Cash Back Programs FINAL DAY TO SAVE Let our friendly sales staff help you make that Sticker Price POMEROY - Rerordl ng ar· l ist. Don W. Todd. will presen t a co ncert at Zion Church of Christ on State Route 14:1, ncar Pome· roy , on Friday evenin g nt 7::10. While In colleg t'. Todd. a native of Oklahoma. m:1jored In minlsll'\', music'. speaking and ·acting. He has 18 years experience in concerts In lhe'Un lted Slales and in foreign count r i!'S. He ha s reco 1·ded 15 gospPI musi c albums and has wrill<"n 40 songs . In 1985, he was appolnlcd by. Governor Lamar Alexander as Tennes· see's Ambassador of Goodwill. The concert Is open to the public. On Everv Skirt or Lace Slii' In Stockl Big Decision! We have the ~lttllt lnve•tory of new Chevrolet• aod Ol•tlllo~~~~~ I• the Tri·Coa1ty erea. See eur tilt~••• for 111 the ••••II•. ·6. 9°/o WE ARE NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD! Chevrolet-OidcMoblle lne ' • HOUSTON IUPI 1 - Cindy meters. Gellinger set nallona l records in Laura Schwanger. from Bla ck· th o j avelin and discus th rows wood , N.J.. also set two recor ds F'riday, and 11 swimming rr- In the Class 3 shol pul with a cords also fell at the National throw of6.36 meters. She then set Wheelchair Games. a javelin mark wllh a tossofl3 .86 In swimming. four swimmers mel ers . each set two records In thei r One men's field event record respectivr classes. was set. Arnold Astrada of San In !he Class 6 di v ision, Mike Jose, Ca lif. , threw the javelin Doyle of Warrington. Pa.. es tab- 25.68 metC'rs. llshcd na tional records in thr Time trials in the 200·and JOO.yard freestyle 11:00.26) and 5. 000·meter races were held for !he 4·by·50 Indiv idual medley athletes attempllng to qualify for th e next level of competition thai t2: 3HJ!. lan Jacq iss of Los An!(eles. eventually will determine !he 16 co mpet ing in Cl ass 3, et national internallonal alhletes who will mat·ks In the 51). yard breast· compete at the 198B Cilyl)'lplcs In stroke 142.091 and the Class 2 Seoul. Soulh Korea. 4·,b.y · 25 I ndi vi dual medle y Sacajuwea Hunler . - of Wa· t1:34.2fi). James Jones of Port shlnglon D.C., completed the Rickey. F'la .. broke marks in the Class5women's5,000-melerrace 50-yard freeslyle t33.44l and In 19 minutes. 14.18 seconds. She 4· by ·2fi Individual medley was a sliver medalist In the !1:35.85!. 1.5QO.and 5.000. meter r aces al The olher record·selter was the world championships In 1986 Dw ight Goodman of Austin. and was fourth at !he 1984 Texas, who set Cla ss lC records Olympics In an BOO· meier exhlbl· In the 25· yard breas tstrOke lion race. {25.521 and · 4·by ·25 Individual Randy Snow, who wa s second medley 12 :07.651. In !he men' s J,5(J().meter exhlbl· Ge!lin!(er. from Bradenton, tlon race allheOiymplcs. had the Fla .. threw the javelin 12.68 ' second·best time In the Class 4 meters to break the Class 2 200-meler race In 37.92. Snow, of record of 11.28 mel ers. She then Carrolllon, Texas, finished bethrew !he discus 13.30 meters Ia hind Kevin Orr of Alqonquln. 111 .. surpa ss I he old mark of 12.63 who was timed In 35.~. l In !he air gun competition, OVIe 8e ec !hrE!I' more National Wheelchair Shooting Federallon records 1 ted S • by Trail Blazel'S EFFECTIVE JUNE 16 APR, 48 Month .financing on Sele<ted Models 1616WRII Gruber's chest for a second er•·or· that left runners on firs! and seco nd with none out. Bill SchrOeder then ground a single up the middle off loser Jim Key . 8·5, to drive in one run and Gantner's sacrifice fl y broke a 2· 2 tic. Toronto manager .limy Willi· ams was ejected from the game In the Inning when he argued Schroeder. was out taking second after Moseby' s throw oil hi s single w€'nt 10 third . 11 wa s the third lim e this season and the -Records fall at National Wheelchair Games Are You Confused -About ••• SUNDAY Consecutive errors by Toronlo third basemaQ Kelly Gruber to open the lnni~g paved the way for Milwaukee. Gruber's throw on Jim Pacior.ek' s grounder pulled ·' Willie Upshaw off fi rs t ba seman the bag and Glenn Braggs hit a sharp grounder I hal bounced off . regtster at t e trst clan. Far more information call the Recreation Office at 446·1789. wa ~ rommiS'-'IO nNI a Sf"('OTH I IIPutrnant In the Unlt~d St;ll0s Marin<' Corps. HI' · rt•crivcd u bachelor or sci(•ncc d~gn-c with u major In E ni~lis t A rti.rt to .ring $1'990 446-0542 13\l,"x~n. A cadrm~·. Annapo ~~~~~~=======~====~~~~~~~~ lis. Md .. Wrclnc•s<iay , Ma .v ~0. and r '1'000 .Jays. LOCALLY OWNED CORNER SECOND & STATE GALLIPOLIS S1a1r s Na\';11 1)()1'; By United Press International Jim Ga ntner's sacrifice fly complet ed a two· r un seventh inning Sa tu rda)' that led !he Milwaukee Brewer s to a 3-2 v lcl ory over the Toronto Blue *JANTZEIV *DIPPERS *SASSAFRAS Suits as Low as 14' 1 x6") for thr·samt> prlcC' as 3 R 25°/o seperated the two. Both henches emptied afler Thomas was hit by a pitch. (UP I) The Sou1h lied t hr game at 7R in the second overtime wi th 2.1 seco nds left , but the North fa iled to ·get off a shot. Bll'dsoe. from at Can ton 's Civ ic Center. Cincinnati Purceli·Marian. then The South tram rod<• a J:,. point stole thl' ball and wa s lou led by Ca rroll1on 's .Joe Rinkes as time first ·qual'fer scoring burst by expired. Bledsoe srored his two Fairfield Un ion' s Brian Young to f1·re throws to win the gamr and take a 2:>·171ead alter 1he open ing give him 11 points on the slanza. Young , who took game MVP honors, scored a game· high afternoon while dishin g off a gamr·high flv<' assists. 1~ polnl s. ll off his regular· season av erage of 311.6, and The Nor th was led by Jack· son' s gamr·high l R point s and pulled down seven rebounds. Thr eight rebounds . Mansfield Ma · 6·:! guard ha s accepi ed a scholar· Iabar's Rober t .J onrs added l!i in ship to pla.v baseball at Ohio the losing e!forl. The South , Unlvcrsll)• in thr fal l. taking on ly their fourth win In 12 Th<' North team was led b~ Youngstown Cardinal Mooney's AAA AII ·Stal' cla ssics. was led by Vince Morrow with 12 points and Sprin gfield South' s Todd Wa l kr r fi. ~ crnt rr Chad Fa st ft•om with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Tim Jackson, also from Ca nton Spencerville. who scored nine point s and pulled down seven Mc Kinle~. was a la st·mlnutl' substitut e on thr South squad and r ebQund s. Morrow will attend Akron Unlverslly on a bas ketball scor ed 11 points and grubbed seven rebounds fo1· the winners. sc holarship thi s fall . This was the first double· The :«l·p<ihit marf<ln wa s the OI'Ntlmc J(ame in 40 Ohio hi gh seco n cJ.Im· g~s l In t he A-AA All · · Star game hi story, the Nort h school all · star co ntests. The A·AA South team stormPd winning 106·67 In 1!181. The win to a m.poJnt halftime lea d and was the th ird In a row for !he nrv<'r lookr d ba ck. taking a~() . 6il Sou th . but a ni~· the fourth In 12 win In thr annual Ali ·Sta1· Cla ss ic annual conJ es ls. Brewers come back to edge Blue Jays Take a camera llag inventory now for your c..,Ung vacation. Tho basin for tra..lting include a cleaning kit, sparo batterltS, and frost. film. You will also wan! proper filters for DER! deliver ed an RBI double and two out s in the ninth. Murphy followed with his 22nd Cincinnati had ta ken a 2·0 lead in the first off Alexander on home r un to make I he score 6-4. back·tO·back homer s b)• Kal · After Ken Griffey drilled his Daniels and Tracy Jones. Th e l enth homer to make It 7-4, Andres Thomas was hit by a Reds mad e It 4·0 in th e second pit ch from Gullickson. Thomas when Bo Dlaz singled and scored ahead of Curt St illwell's thi r d charged the mound and lhe benches cleared. Thomas and home run of the season. Gullickson were ej ected . Th e Bral'l'S drew to 4· 2 In the The Braves ca pped the scoring second off loser B ill Gullickson. 7·~. on a lwa·run homer by Bruce · Wilh a run in the fifth on an RBI Benedict. his fll·s t since Sept. 26. single by Benedict. Cl nclnnall added runs In the seventh on Ron 1984 . Ailauta went ahead 7·4 wl1h Oester's second home run , and In five runs in th e third . With one the eighth when Daniels scored on a double·play ball by Eric out. Dian Jariws wa l ked and Ken Davi s. · Oberkft'll si ngll'<l. Gerald Perry South wins AA, AAA .prep tilts Lemley anniversary to be noted GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs. George N. Lemley of 457 Lari at Dr .. Gallipolis. Ohio will cele· brate their 50th wedd ing anniver· sary wit h an open house. Sunda v, June 28 from 2· 4 p.m . in the Ga lli a Count y Senior Citizen Ce n! Pr. 1987 Braves out .slug Reds 8-6 in home run fest TUESDAY service. SYRACUSE :._ Bible school, Syracuse Nazarene Church, 9 to 11:30 a.m.: grades K ·6. June 21, RIO GRANDE - Op~n Gale Garden Cl ub .meel s at Ohio' Valley Bank building 1n Rio, Grande at fi:45 p.m. , !hen to the Colonial Inn , Jackson for dinner.' GALLIPOLIS- Gallipolis Ro· ·. ta r y meel s Tuesday, 6 p.m .; . Down Under. · ' MONDAY Darst anniversary planned Pomeroy First Baptist Church 6:30 to 8:30p.m.; program at 7 p.m. on June 28. POMEROY - Smith reunion al Senior Ci tizens buildin g. Pomeroy, l1 a.m. to 4 p.m.; pot l uck dinner. bri ng table CHESHIRE - Bible school Ch es hire United M eth odist Church. 6·8: .10 p.m. !Vlr. 1111d Mn. R obal C. D11r.rt PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. Hobert C. Darst will be ce lebr ating thei r 401h wedding anniversary with an open hou se hosted by the ir children on Su nday, .Jun e 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the· First C' hurch of Nazarene Ann ex al 25th and Mt . Vernon Avenue, Point Pleasa nt , W.Va . GALLIPOLIS - Whil e Reun· ion, Sunday, June 21, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . Shelter No.2. 0 .0 . Mcintyre Par k. Bring covered dish. MIDDLEPORT - Rev. Gil· bert Craig speaks 11 a.m. and RE'v. Douglas Carler at 3: .1() p.m. Sunday, Mount Moriah Baptist Church in Middleport. I I Whit€'. Ser vicE's 7:.10 p.m . Section ·(! GAWPOUS, OHIO • seco n~ time in the week he had been tossed out of a game. Bill W ~gman survived a two· run lhird Inning home run bv Lloyd Moseby· to square his • record at 6-6. Wegman was touched for sewn hit s In 7 1.:1 innings. Bill Plesac ca m e on after Wegman walked Ernie' Whitt with one out In the elghlh and lhrew a doublr·play ball to pinch hitter Garth I org.t hen go! the side out In the ninth for his 16th save. Key gave up a double to Mike Felder to open the game, but Milwaukee didn 't get anolher ball to !he outfield until Rob Deer filed out to Moseby in center Ia end the six th . Felder advanced t o fhlrd on a groundout by Robin Yount and scor~d when Paul Molitor laid down a squreze bun t to fi rs ! for a 1·0 lead. Wegman gave up the lea d In the third. Tony Fernandez singled with one out. advanced to , second when Wegman's pickoff throw was wild and scored on Moseb)·'s lOth home run of the season. The home run went down the right field llneandglancedoff thr foul pole back onto the field . Toronto's crowd of ~. 465 pushed the club 2,042 over the million mark In altendance- the earlies t it ha s gone over one million In his hi story. Red Itox 9, Y ankecs • .Jim Rlre stroked a two·run slnglr to highlight a four·run fi fth-inning rally. Sa turday that barked the flve·hll pitching of AI Nipper and led lhr Boslon Red Sox to a »·4 vlt'tory over the ,New ,York Yankees. Nlppj'r. 6·6, plt ch0d hi s lhl rd complete ~a me of the seaso n. Yankc~s sl ar tcr Tommy .John surrende•·ed six runs on 10 hil s ovN 4 2 · ~ Innings to dro p to 7-:1. John was kn ock!>d out In the four-run fifth in which thP Red Sox sent JIJ ballc-rs to th e plat e. With Bos ton trailing :\.1, F:l ll s Rurks bounced a s in g! ~ Ol'er the head of third busC'man Mikr Pagliarulo and stole s~co nd . He mo,·ed to th ird on an lnflr lcl single bv Marty Barrell . Burks scored on Boggs' dQuble to loft to tir the score .1-.l Rice s ln g l ~d Ia rlghl sr·orlng Rarrr ll and Boggs to give Bos ton a !;.:\ lrad. nay lor followed with a single to center. scorin g Rice. The Rr<l Sox added ll ru n In the sixth on a si ngle IJy Burks and a doublr off the lcfl fi eld wall by Barrell to make thr score 7-.l Dwight Evans finished the Bos· ton scorin g with a two·run hOmer, hi s ltlth homer of the season. after Baylor had slnglrd. were set. Arvldass Sabonls, the leading scorer and rebQunder on the Soviet Union's national basket· ball team. will be sidelined at leas! a year following surgery to repair his lorn right Achilles tendon, the Sovlel news agency Tass said. Sabonls, a 7-foot·2 cent er, was picked In the llrst round oi last yea r'sNBA dralt by I he Portland Trail Blazers. In the men's quadriplegic Wllh asslslance division, Michael Cho of Kailua, Hawaii, scored a record 388 points In the prone position. In the women's para· pleglc division, Jackie Wulf· tange, of San Jose, Call!, scored 377 points lor a national record while Richard Thomas of San Antonio shot a record 539 In the paraplegic pistol evenl. - -· ·- COURSE RECORD - Keith Clearwater '""lures to the gallery after lln..hlnc tile 18th hole In the third round olthe U.S. Open. Cletii'Water lllot aN to tie the coune record. (UPI) -·· TEMPERS FLARE - Cleveland Indian coach .Johnny Ooryl (left) grab~~ the strap• of Seattle catcher Bob Kearney's chcsl protector. Cleveland catcher Rick Dempsey (right) went after Seattle third hascman ,Jim Pn"Niey In the third Inning after Presley shoved Dempsey when lagl(lng him In a run·down. (UPI) U.S. Open lead tightly contested By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO I UP II Bernhard L anger rolled In a 2fi· fool birdie putt at the opening hole Sa turday and jumped lnlo the lea d by himself early In the third round ofrhc87th U.S. Open. Langer, the 1985 Masters champion. moved l o :I·under par after two holes at the Olympic Club course and took advan tage of early bogeys suffered by other contend ers to move to the top spot. Tom Wal son and Mark Wiebe, who began the day lied for the lead al 3- under. both bogeyed the par-5 first hole to fa l l back a ~ ho t . After .Jack Nicklaus birdied I he opening hole to move Into a share of the lead. he bogeyed the second. Larry Mlze and Tommy Naka· jlma were also at 2· under along wl1h Nicklaus while Jim Thorpe bogeyed the first hole to slip to 1-under and Cook Cook doubled bogeyed t he second hole to fall back 10 even par. Well ahead of the leaders. however. Keith Clearwater wa s on track to equal the course record. Clearwater, winner oi l ast month's Colonial National Invitation, wa s 6·under for the day through 17 holes und hud movPd to l ·und0r for the tour namen t. The course n •eord Is 6·undt•r fi4 set by Rlws MeBce during th ~ '1966U.S. Opt·n. L anger pla )'Pclt hi'PP good shots on I he nrst hoi<• and had" lfi·foot downhill putt for a birdie. H• · hit the cenlcr ol the cup to gN to :\-under and moment s la l (' r Nlrk · laus - pla yi ng In the sam0 threesome- made a !Hoot birdie· to tcmpora r ll.v crea te a four way t lc for the lead . Wal son th1•n ca mC' alon~ and put the ball about l h•· same dlslan cP from th e hal0 th at Langer did at No. I. Wa1.•on . however. ran his first putt lour feel by !hi' hole and lipped out that effor t for '' bogey. Wi ebe hit hi s srcond shot on the first hole left olthl' fairway into a sta nd of trees and rven tu a ll ~ had, to scll le for a bogey. After two days of murk~ and occas ton aly damp weat her. th e tempera lures warmed and th e overcast thlncd at the Oly mpi c Club Salurdav . The sun made brief breakthroughs. but the winds remained Insignificant as the lea ders embarked on thei r rounds . • �·. Page- C-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel t ._:~~=u=ne=2=1=.=19=8;;;:7==============P=o;;;:m;;;ero=y;;;:~=M=id=d=le~po=rt=G=a=ll~ipo=li=s,=O=h=io==P=o=in;;;:t;;;:P;;;:Ie;;;asa~n;:;t,~W=.=·=V~a=.====~Th~e;;:S~u~n~d;a;;y~T~im;;e~s;;·;Se;;;n;;;ti;'n;e;;:I-;P~a~ge~~C;;-=.3 Pomeroy- Midcleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point ·Pleasant. W. Va. l~~eigs youth trains for '~$pecial Olympic competition ~~ O: ~YRACUSE- Let me win, but ••!If.I cannot wm , le1 me be bra ve in ~::(!le attempt. • • , •:This Is the oath of Special :::O)ympics . And thi s is what Patty :• _{lays, phys ical education in.~ J!!Tucto~ and ~oach at Carleton :... -&; hoolm Syracuse, Is striv ing to •"~'J!S til! in 16-year -old student; :"athelte Larry Ray Laudermilt . :: < •"Doyourbest," ! tell him , " but you don' t win, don't worry :' : a\>Out it." : ~:l·Laudermilt , son of Larry and . ;. Hedy Laudermilt, of Antiquity, : · will compete with el even oth er •· Car leton School athletes in the : 16th annual Ohio Special Olym :- ,Pjcs games, June 26-28, at Ohio · ~Ait adi um on the Ohio Sta te : ~- :yniverslty campus. : "'. ,He will then go on to partici · lcP~ te in the International Specia l : i;Giympics to be held July 29 : i:IJ1rough Aug. 8 on the.campus of •:-.tJbtre Dam e Universit y in South : -~in!nd.I nd.,asacompetetori n t he ;.·lllO- meter -dash and the running . z;.lpng jump. ';;- taudermilt was chosen by the <Jf. Ohio Special Olympics Commit tee to represent the state in the International games on the basis of athletic ability he demonstrated at meet s and tourna ments throu ghoul the past year . (Mary Jane Curry, also of Car leton School, was selected as an alternate to the International games.) Hays calls Laudermi lts' par· ticipation in th e International games, where he will m eet people of ma ny dlf!erent nation allt!es and backgrounds, "a n opport unity of a l ifetime." While at Not re Dame he will stay in dorm with other Ohio team members, chaperones. and coo rdinators and coaches from the various ar eas of the state . Laudermilt's who le family is as excited as he is about going t o Ind iana. "He's been to the sta t e games in Columbus severa l times," savs hi s mother. " but never to · the Internationa l games. Thi s is a who le new th ing." Mrs. Laudermilt pla ns to ac - compa ny her son to ln!li ana, but isn't sure yet if his lather will be able to go wit h them . Even Hays is unsure if she will be able to stay the en tire ten days because of the expense. But she is hoping to arrange to be there lor at least the opening ceremonies . The stadium at Notre !)arne holds liO,OOO people she says, and reserved seats lor the opening are going last. As lor training. Laudermilt is jogging every night at home"working very ha r d, even in the hea t." according to his motherand he and Hays, who lives in Gallipoli s, are . tryi ng to get together two or three tim es a week l or more structured trai nln g sessions. "I'm just real proud, " says Hays of her student' s se lection to the Ohio team. But she co ntinues to remind him that "wi nning is not the main thing. .Ju st do your bes t. " Anyo ne acquain ted with LarrY Ray Laudermilt knows he'l l be doing just that. a HOT ... • DEALSI • • -... 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(hit alo(u ti lld r oo fl 1. llullhltHr t• :1 '!!I :U . hill 111 1: t!1 :1:i . 1.1.1 I I 1'1111 1' 111 :!·! :1 1 t'rlilll.l ', t::nllt'!<o at ..~·!a 11• , :11 nr~ ! ·was being a hero f(Oi ng int o my fourth inning," Sambii Q said. " I must have thrown that pitch a 'million times to lefties and I got !hem out . Youcan'tputapilchon the dime every tim r." : Pagliarulo, who belt ed his ninth homer of the season. was imly the fourth left·handed bat ter l o :homer off Sambi to, 1· 2, and tlie ' first since Bill Buckn r r on Sept. 1, 1978. :<"It's real nice to do i t i n front of m~. family and friends ," sa id l>agllaru lo, who hails from Med· lotd. a Boston suburb. "I kn ew II wbuld end sometime. Th at 's wtiat makes lhisgam esocrazy." : New York' s 18 hits were a season high lor the team . : Charles Hudson worked thr final three inninf(s to impr ove to 1..2: The game lasted !\ hours, 2 irJilrut es - the longest in the O'liljors this season. : ~ Blue .Jays 15, Brewers 6 • At Toronto. 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( •thnii iMI" 111 ~l nln o· 'l'nlt•tlol al l' a11 llt< 'lwt Hut ho•.,[o •r 111 l!lo llllln ml s,, rat ' '~"' ' ul ·rtllrwut~ · r o]fered by City •• : 1~e Gallipolis Parks and hom er and a two·run single to pace Sea ttle to it s fifth straight victor). Mark Langston, who scattered seven hit s i'n improving to 8·6. struck out srven In ra ising his league· leading strikeout total to 123. Twins 7, While Sox 6 A t Minneapolis , Tim l.audncr led off the nin th inning with hi s sevent h home run olthc srason to hand Chicago it s fifth strai gh t loss . Laudner hit thr fi rs! pit ch oflerrd to him by .Jim Winn. 2 :J. to left-center field, making a win ner of .kif Reardon. 4·4, who worked 1 2.:1innings. Tigers 5, Orioles :! At Ba it !more, Jack MolTis won his lOt h game of the season and Alan Trammell drove in two ru ns to lead Detro it over the Or ioles. who have lost 16 or their last 17 games. Morris, 10·2, scattered six hil s. walked three and struck out six to notch his ninth straight victory. Rang1•rs ~. i\ 's 2 At Oakland, Calif.. Charl ie Hough and Da le Mohorcic co m· bin('(] on a two·hiller to lift Texas . Hough, 7·2, had lhree·hl t the A' s five days earlier . He rclin · qu ishcd both hil s in his 7 I · 3 Innings before Mo horcl r ca m e on to record his nin th save. Royals 2, Angels 0 At Anaheim . Ca lif.. Dann,v .Jackson allowed four hit s and Danny T artabull notched his ninth game-winning HBI of the season to lead Kansas City . .Jackson. avenging a 12·0 loss to the Angels Sunday, struck out 1hree and w alked four to improve to :!·9. Don Sutton dropped to :!-8 I'EM'YDUTY WATER PIAtPS AEIIANUMCTUAED Lendl, Wilander • watt LONIXJN , E ng. - Th ree d ay~ before Wimbledon begins , No.· 2 seed l \'a n Lend! and No. 3 seed Mat s Wil ander still did not know who their lirsr. round opponent s will be. They are among 16 players in the men 's singles who wil l lace wi nners from the qualify ing lournampnt at Roe hampt on, just outside London. For the second tim e thi s pa st week , rain Friday was hed out play In the qualifying co mpel!· lion. with three of the men's qualifiers st ill to be dec ided . 13 IN. COLOR TV ......................... $1 78 19 IN. COLOR TV ......................... $212 25 IN. COLOR REMOTE TV ............ $448 RIDENOUR TV & APPL. _9.!8 . skein at six games. Jeff Robinson pitched one Inning to Improve to 4-o. Sco11 Garrelt s worked two innings for his eighth save. Lance McCullers fell to J.4. Expos 8, Cardinals 7 At St. Louis, Casey Candaele drove In Andres Ga larraga with a single In the lith Inning to start a two-run rally that propelled Montreal. Bob McClure enetered the game In the ninth and upped his rerord to 4-1 . Bill Dawley fell to 4·:1. 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At San Diego, Will Cl ark li ned a two-run double to cap a four· run eighth inning t o lift San Fran· cisco. The vict or y snapped the Giant s' six·game losing strea k and ended the Padres' v lct OI')' WHEEL NOISE POWII. PUT n 10 WOIII fOil lOU. ! ~ere will be an orga nizational ~ling for the pu r posl' of ' RBI single. Murphy went 0 fo r :l with two walks and saw hi s 1o·gamr hitting streak come to an end. Jeff Dedmon went3 2·3 innings to pick up his fourth save. Ozzle Virgil belted a three· run homer for Atlanta In the eighth to make 1116·5. Th e borne run came of! left · handeded outfielder Pa ul O' Neill. who was m ak ing hi s major·league pitching debu t . O'Neill allowed two hit s. wal ked four and str uck out two in Jwo. Innings. Astros 3, Dodgers 2 Ore! Hershiser and his Dodger tea mmat<'S produced a familiar scenario Friday night : Hershiser pitched well and the Dodgers failed to sc·orc enough runs . K evin Bass sco red Bill Dor an with a sacri fice fl.v in the 11 th inning Ia ghrr lhf' Houston Astros a 3·2 vict ory over Los Angcl e.<. Hr r shl scr 7·7. al lowed seven hits over ltl·plus innings, str'lking out a career·hl gh 14, whi ch also eq ualed t he Na t ional League hig h th is sra son. Da'''' Meads, o·1, pitrhed lh e llth inning fort he• 1·ictor y . Pirates t, l'uhs 0 At Chi cago, Sid B rea m hit a two· run homer to support Bri an COLOR TV'S 91!u~a cla ss for the summer. Th e cilf~S:S will bt> held a I 1he Ga II !polls Mmmlng Pool. Th t> time will be tn:~lte evening on two nights a Wt><'ok . Completion of this class tiU : ear n thr st udent a YMCA ~~ba Divers ' CPrlillcatlon . This ti•a recognized aut horization for ~.ling equipment and being <!Q&\IIed to go on dive trips . The c:l$ instructor will be Dave l!ci,t>Joy, a certified instru ctor. :'ll-llS IsN'T )Usr AWINDoW ATLANTA tUPII ~ Ozzie Virgil drove In lour runs and Ken Oberkfell. Gerald Perry and Andres Thomas drove In three apiece Friday night to send the Atlanta Braves to a 16· 5 rout over the Cincinnati Reds. Atlanta took a 4·0 lead In the first off Pat Pacillo. 1·3. With one ou t, Oberkfell walked and scored on a 1riple by Perry. Dale Murphy reached on an error by third ba seman Buddy Bell, scor· ing Perry. Altel' Mur phy stole second, Thomas drilled an RBI single and stole second. Ozzie Virgil then doubled to left to score Thomas. Cincinnati pulled within 4·2 in thr second off winner Zane Smith , 7-4 . With one out, Bell singled and scored on Nick Esasky's f irs t homer .of the game. A tlanta made it 5·2 in the third on Ken Griffr.' ·'s ninth home run of the season. The Braves inrreased their l ead to 7·2 in the fourth on an RBI double by Oberk!ell and a run· scoring single by Perry. Cincin· nat! drew wi thin 7·3 1n the filth on a home r un by pinch·hitter Barry Larkin. his sixt h of the yea r. ThP Reds m ade it 7·> in th e sixt h when Esasky belt ed his seco nd horne r un of tht' ga m e and eighth of the season. a two- run drive. Atl ant a. which post r d a season·high lor runs. scored six tim es in the six th to surge 10 a U!l advantage. Oberkfell's tWO· ru n tri pl e and a two· run single b)' Tho~a s highlighiPd the upris ing. Perry added a r un· sco ring doubl e and Glenn Hubbard an CLOSEOUT ON SHARP ~atlon Department will offrr a IT'S INSUlATION. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page- C-5 Braves shell Reds pitching for 16. runs " The nrx t day after I Ina de my recommendation, I called Dr;': Scott. " Raymonds said. "I told him he had a tough decision to make and he needed to look at all the viewpo ints." • Cords, who wa s athletic direc· tor at the University of Texas·EI Paso, said he did not have a firm enough grasp of Marquette' s situation to feel comfortable joining a conference. ELECTRIC REPAIRS: 446-8451 . Women '8 Softball tournament planned Softball tournt>y seco nd and third pl ace sponsor trophies wi ll Jx> awarded. in atldit ion to lirsl and SC'cond pl ace indi vid ual 1rophi es. For mor e infor mation. call Howie Ca ldw ell at 94 ~· 24~:3 during the day , or at 949· 29>4 af1 er 4. ;;Jone 21, 1987 Marquette stays ,.independent.: MILWAUKEE tUPii -Mar· queue officials were split on whether to join the Midwestern Co llegiate Conference so the unlversit)' decided to keep its Independent status. school reprp. sentatlves said Friday. The decision was made by Marquette's athletic board, out· going Athletic Director Henry f!aymond s, new A thletlc Direr · tor Bill Cords , m en' s basketball coac h Bob Duklet and the school's administr ation. Ray . monds said. The athletic board and Ray · moods fa ,·ored joining the con· terence, but Raymonds said Dukiel and Cords were not familiar enough with Marquelle ' to feel comfortable In joining. Dukiet is beginning his second yea r as basketball coach and Cords does not olflclal!y begin hi s stint as athletic direct or until July l. · HI\ C i t' ~: -A wome n's so ft ball 'tour nament, sponsor ed by I he };<Juthf'l'n A th letic Boostl•t·s. will hr hPi d .Junr 27 · 2~ at SouthN n }Ji gh S(·hoo l in Ft aci ne. E nl ry lee j s $1i~> and two so ftball s. f i r st, June 21, 198-;J Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. : J'Lt\YEI> IN COLUMBUS- Pict ured above are · mernll<'rs ol the SEO Baron entry In the : 15-ycars·old-and·youngcr Ai\U state haskcthall : wurnarnent, played In Columbus on .June II. : Standing, left to right, arc .Jeff Hnlhert, Steve ___. ..... ra.. l ... • . . .rial I Thla One! $16 90000 �. . Page- C-6- The Sunday Tin;Mis- Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. . . .. ' - ~ 21.1987 June 21, 1987 - .·,'• Report include·s· Texas • governor tn SMU scandel By DAVID BARRON CRENSHAW - Ben Cren•haw com es out ol a trap at the lllth green during th e second round of the U.S. Open Championship. (UPI) HO USTON tUPl i -The Hous· ton Astros traded vetera n third baseman Phil Garner t() the Los Angeles Dodgers for a player to , be named. Garner, .18, who has been with the i\sl ros slncr 1981, hit only .22:1 wilh three homer s and l!i RBI In 4:J ga mes for Houston thi s year. La st week, he said he ex pect ed to be traded or cut as the i\stros appea red committed to platoon ing Chu ek .Jackson and Denny Walling at third . The i\st ros sa id infielder Da vey Lopes would be activated to fill Garner's roster spot. Lopes ha s missed all but two of the club's fir st ti!i gam('S with a strai ned right elbow. He hit .64 :1 from June 9 to ,June 12 on a re habl ll atation ass ignment with Houston's Triple-A farm c lub. Tucson of the Pacific Coast Leagu e. lng four of the last six . Bv comparison·, from J un e 198.2 through June 1986 the Orioles were swept only 11 tim es. " It ca n' t keep -g oing like thi s," sa id Orioles lefl -hander Scott McGregor, who is 2· 7 with a 6.06 E:Ri\. " We ' ll find so mething that works. It's discouraging for th(' club .... This Is mck bottom for a lot of us." Bait Imore wa s to open a three -game ser ies Frldav against Drtrolt. which bea r the Orioles In 12 of J:l gamrs las t season . The Tigers had won 2:! of :!2 games sin ce beg innin g the season 11-19. NEW YORK tUPII - Leo DurochN and Bob Lemon were named managers for the second annu al Equitable Series All· Star Gam e, sc heduled for July 12 at Oak land, Calli. Durocher, 81, will manai(e the Na tional League. During hi s 24 BALTIMORE !UP II - Ba lll- year managerial career he had mor~ Orioles Manager CiJ I stops wit h the Brooklyn Dodgers. Rikpen Sr. says hi s though is a r<' New Yor k Gian ts, Chicago Cubs on competi ng in the American and Houston i\ stros. League East, eve n though his Lemon. 66, will mana~(· the team had lost 1R of Its ias t 20 American League. Aft er a J.>games hea ding In to Friday nigh t . . year pitchi ng career wll h Cleve' 'I'm sll ll thinking abou t get- la nd . where he won 2117 games en ting back lnlo contention, " sa id route to I he Hall of F'amc, Lemon Ripken, In his first season as managed the Indians. Kansas manager. "We have a lonj; way Ci ty Ro)·ais, Chi cago White Sox to go. lf We were gelling be~t and New York Yankees . (bad lyr every night . 11 might be The oldt imers' ga me starts lh <· di!fpr·ent . We've play ed everyone festivi ties surrounding the 58th In the league but Detr oit and no All -Star Ga m e. slated lot: Ju ly 14 onr is ru nnin g over us." In Oakland. · Baltimore has been swrp l in seven serlt>s this season, inrlud - governors. Shields complained abou t the p3yments ·and was told by Clement s "to ca l m down and not be so self-righteous ," the report said. Clement s to ld Shields "to sta y out of it " and "go r un thP university ." it added. When Blount, who was ordered not to associate with SMU athlelics in 1985 because of hi s payments to players. co mplained on Oct. 20. 1986, that Sh'ields was criticizi ng him, Cl ements assured Blount Shield s would be !-ired in 1987 and later season. Astros trade Phil Gamer By United Press International president 1.. Donald Shields and university Trustee Edwin L. Cox and ordered athletic director Bob Hitch to continue the payments - less than three months after SMU went on NCAA probation. "Clements asked him (Hitch! whether. the payments could be continued , and when Hitch responded that they could, Hitch recalled Cl ements tell ing him specifically and unambiguously, 't hen do it,"' according to the report. Clements and Shield s also clashed over pay i ng players on Nov. 11, 1983. the dav Clements began a thrce -yra,: lerm as chairman of SMU 's board of . CH ICAGO !UP I 1 - Chi cago Cubs vetera n i)ickie Noles made his fir st start of the season F'riUay, when he faced the Pit tsburgh Pirates. He replaced Scott Sa nd erson, out with a pulled groin. "I did slart last vear twith Cleveland I, but I had·l2 in a row wi th Texas in 1985, " he 'aid . "I should have won them ;ill, or at least th e first 10. .. Pit ching coach Hcrm Starrette said he would be happ_v with six qua l ity inning s. " He ca n do it ." said Srarrette. " Hr has had a few four·inning games t'or us." Sander son will be available this weekend in thr rel ie f. He is expected to rejoin the rotation nrxt werk. Ot her Cubs notes: Andre Dawso n's ln!lammed Achi lles tendon is not serious. accordi ng to Cubs tra iner· John F'icrro. " It happened in Atlanta t in lal<' Ma y," said Daw son, "w hen I plant ed my foot in th e out fie ld. It ha s been on and off sincr. " .. . Jim Sundberg replarrd .l o d ~· Da vis. out with a m ild c oncu~sio n . behind the plate. On the Pittsburgh side of the ! idd, the controversia l trade of catcher Tony Pen a ro St . Louis ha s paid early dividends for thr Pira tes. Outfielder Andy Van Sluke entered Friday 's game wi th eight home runs and :n RB I . cat cher Mik<• LaValliere had a .:!00 batt ing average and pi tcher Mike Dunne was 2·1 with a 0.75 ERA . Ail came to Pitt sburgh in thr Pena deal. The four bishops had been study ing the case since ear ly March, shortly afl et Cl em ents disclosed he approved continued payments to players after SMU went on NCAA probation in 1985. Th e bishops sai d, w ithin a month of Clement s' meeti ng with the NC.AA Infractions Com mit tee in April he sa id SMU "will 1985, not when tolerate any misbehavior wha tsoever in lh<" future. " he met with renegade boosters Sherwood B l ount, George Owen and William Stev ens to discuss "winding down" . payments to players already at SMU. In August 198:>, Clements went against the wishes of SMU DETRO IT !U P!} . Nigl'l Man sell of Britain cap tured the provisional po l ~ position Pridav during th e firs t da y of qualify in~ for thr six th annual Detroit Grand Prix . Thr on<'·hour qualifying session for Su nd ay's race wa s marred by thr·ee In ci dent s tba t caused a :l~l - minut e delay . No lnjur·les were reported . · Man se l l. In his Williams Honda, turned in a lap of I minul('. ·12.22:1 seconds 188.01.1 · mph ) ovPr thr 2.:>- mlle street circuit. The :12-yrar-old Mansell had the No. l po leposition!orthis year's Brazilia n. Belgian and Mona('O Grund Prix . "I I' s best to start at t hr front on any racr track - fast or slow," Manse ll said. "You've got that added advantag(' and lncent lVI' wben you're on the front row of a circuit like thi s. If you get a good ci('an start, you ran pick )' OUI' lin es. you ca n sec where you're going and you don ' t have to follow another car." Defending Detroit champion Ayr ton se nna of Brazil, in his Lotus Honda. registered lhe sem nd !ast('S t lap, 1: U .!\'!5 tR7 .391 mph l. on Lap 16 - hi s final qua I i lyi ng l ap of t he srss ion. Last yea r, Manse ll won the provisional pole wit h Senna serond . Bul Senn a ca me back on th(• seco nd day of qualifyin g to stral away the pole. " Historically, th e I rack should be two to thr·ee seconds quicker," Mansell said. "We know that when a lot more rubber goes down on the surface. we get more gr ip. I know that if 1 wa nt to keep the po le poslllon I'm goin g to have to go another three seco nd s quicker ." Nelson Piquet of Brazil Mansell's ream mate -grabbed a spot In the second row wit h a lap or 1: 43.!\'!5 tR7.250 mph) . Al ong· side him In a Benetton Ford is !"ranee's Thierr y Boutse n 11: 44 .fi86. 85.971 mph )· Wrst German y's Gerhard Brr~er wa s fifth fastest GALLJPLJS I n Gallia County Pee Wee "B" League action Thursday, Addav\ lle and Vinton picked up wins whil e Hannan Trace and Gr een play ed to a 21-a ll finish in a game that was called becau se of darknes s. Addaville defeated Bidwell 27· 25 In a game fea turing some high-powered offense, while Vin· ton wa lk ed away from Rio · Gra nde 20-12. In Monda y night' saction ,\dda· vil le, coac hed by Dewey Sl one and Mike Rowe, defeated Vinton 8· 7 in a game marked by defen se. Green continued its undefeated season with an 18-1:1 win over host Bidwell. coached by Keith and D.J . Saunders and Rick Owens.' Mike Hu rt's Ri o Grande team picked up Its fir st victory of the season by beating Hannan Trace 16-)4. i\clion will cont inu e Thursday night when firs t-place Green, 7-0-1, plays at Ad daville. 6·2. Bidwell, 3-4. pl ays host to a l-6 Rio Grande team, while Vinton. 3- 4, will go to Hannan Trace. 1-5-1. All games will start at 6 Cesarls of It aly cras hed hi s p.m . Brabham BMW into the wall in , - - - - - - - - - - the chicane on Turn 20. Aboutl9 minut es later, Marlin Brundle of Britai n and Alex Ca!!l of Italy developed fi res in their ~aabok cars. bringing out a red flag. The fina l stop page came with 28 minut es remaining In the session when Phllllpe All iot of France cras hed inlo th<" wall in th e chicane on Turn 20. All 26 drivers wer·r able to qualify their cars . 'Jrollt .All &Hiiurillg MONUMENT''. lr is mc:n imporunr than f1"tr nowada)'l ro pcrprru1te lM Come n Cl1d ask to lry on the new Wedge Wol~er - b-1 Brooks' to ente1. No pufChose necessary. Zeolord'~ Specto::ulor M1'11ord Track ex Japan~ MogniliCent MI. Fujii Trips for ~ lnclll1ing oirfme. occom•o::laticrlS. and $!COO 1n tun third by Derek 1the U 5. 004. row 1!5.6701. He is Warwick joined In of Britain (1:45~ 234. 85.:>24\ in hi s •mall , ro adtqUIItrly fi1 : Darre n Reed bla sted three itome r uns Friday night to power the Col umbus Clippers to a 7-3 Ihternalional League victory over the host Maine Guid es. : The Clippers took a 1-0 lead in the first on Jeff Moronko's sacrifice fly. Reed built a 2-0 lead )\! ith a leadoff homer in the S.econd and he belted a th ree-run harrier in the third for a !i-0 lead. ~eed increased the advantage to 1.-0 with a two-run shot in'! he fifth . · Clipper start er Brad Arnsberg, ~4. allowed just three runs In the ninth r n route to his fifth comp lete game of \he season. Maine srart~r Tom Newell. 6-o, suffered the loss. • Elsewhere, Syracuse edged Richmond 4·.>. Tidewater slipped past Roches ter 4-3, and Toledo at~r nnd •nd -will bt rl.t ro usisr you •n rour ttlea:ioa. SweepstakE*~ eros July J1,1Q67. Logan Monument:· Co., Inc. VINTON. OHIO W. 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No. 8480. 1887 2door llltback, wltlte flnllh, deluxe convenience package, 5apeed, Ralalng CHINCHillAS For Information write to : (p/H,. give name, age EUROSPORT COMPLETE LINE OF IMAGE PAINTS INTERIOR VARNISHES IMPLEMENT PAINTS EXTERIOR STAINS RUST INHIBITIVE ENAMELS SHOE CAFE •100 SECOND 1987 DODGE COLT PtrVeer Image Paints- THE Come in and get a great deal on a gredt ~987 Dodge. ::~:1 '86 CHEY. CELEBRITY NEW PAINT IN TOWN •19" lightweight push mower e4 HP rated enaine •Cast aluminum deck •Recoil start •Two-year limited warranty LARGE SELECTION ::By United Press lnternation~l .. , qualiry monummb. larp and Wol~et · purchase! Enter todaV! See official rule~ in the stae fOf details. AJTOWS . W:rrwlck's teamma te. Eddie Cheever. the onlv American in the rare, was sixih In 1:45.296. During the session. there were three red flags that stopped qualifying. Eighteen minutes int o the session. Andrea De ~ We htve • IIIJC ••riery of finr moneyI 100 of1"1erVOiuable Prizes, tool PWSI Afree gilt with e~ We&i}e Fitness Walker TOLEDO. Ohio tuPil _ Brvre Fenn guided King Domarr to 11 one-length victory over Noble Score In Friday night's feat ured lOth race trot at Ra cewav Park Leading Shot finished third. · lurina form. Noc only ia an ~urina rribu~ bur an eondurinJ OM u well. Two Grand Prize.: WOik New The Sunday Times-Sentinai- Page-C-7 Pleasant, W.Va. :l-fome runs power Columbus Clippers mrmory ollcwed ones in sonw WIN THE WALK OFA LIFETIME ' FOR MEN King Domarr wins r Alt hough Clements figured prominently in the report, the bishops said all SMU truste~s)n some way sharep responslbllit~ for· the SMU payment scandal.' · Bishop Ben Oliphint of Houstqn sa id prior to Clements' 1985 decision. six SMU officia ls knew' of the improper payment ~ 'Robert Stewart III, Edwin Co!( Sr .. Paul Cor ley, former Dalla s Mayor Robert Fol som, Cl ements and Shields, who res igned l ate Ia~ I year as president of · t he university . ·' Even officials with no firil' hand knowledge had an attitude of "acq uiescence to the act ions o'f a small group of leaders on tli e board ." Summer results compensatory and $3 million In punitive damages and court costs from Fentress ·a nd the Washington-based Advantage International. The suit asserts Fidelity security Life Insurance Company, of Kansas City, Mo .. reneged on a$1 million disability and accide nt al death policy and Reeboklnterna · tiona!' Ltd., of Canton. Mass., re neg ed on an unwritte n $1,625,000 endorsement contract. Stephen Slekas, another law· yer .for the family, sa id Bias's estate and the Bias family were nearly bankrupt. The 15-counl suit includes 12 cou nt s against Fent(ess and Advantage Inter national . i ncluding fraud, negligence, negligent misrepresentation and breach of contract. Ther e ar e two counts aga inst Reebok and one count aga inst the Insurance company. The suit further claims Ree· bok. the athletic shoe giant. entered into a co ntract under which Bias would hav e been paid $1,625.000. Bia s and Reebok never signed a contract, but the suit clai ms there was an ora l co ntract and Bias had already performed services for the Massachusetts company . Fidelity Security carried I he disabilit y .insurance policy with the acc idental deat h rider. T he suit asserts Bia s's deat h was an "accidental bodily injury ." The suit cla ims Fentress, the principal managing partner of Advantage , and the fir m ha d prom ise<) Bias they would purchase both disability and life insura nce lor th e basketball star and rook m one)· from B ias's personal bank ac count , but never bought life insurance and purchased only the di sa bility poilc)· that co ntai ned an acc id ent al death clau se. By WU..L DUNHAM , UPI Sports Writer WAS!-IINGTON (UP!\ Nearly one year alter the dea·th of their son, the parents of Len Bias · llled a suit accusing the former Maryland basketball player's agent. fnsurance companY and a shoe manufacturer with cheat ing them of million s of dollars. The suit, filed Thursday in District of Columbia Superior Cour t in the riam e of James Bias on behalf of his son's esta te, is seeking $6.6 million from agent A . ,Lee Fentress, his Advantage . l~t~national, Inc., th e Fictelity ~c\lrity Company · and Reebok shqes. ·The 22-year,old Bias, the Univ~r~ lty of Maryland's all- lime lelldlng scorer and one of the most highly-regarded players ill the decade, died of cocaine Intoxication June 19, 1986, while cel ebrat ing his se lection by the Boston Celtlcs in the NBA draft two days earlier. The suit was flred one day short of a year after lils' dea th . · " He clearly was not treated fa ir ly and duties owed to him have not been satisfied," family attorney Wayn e Curry sa id of Len Bias. The M-page' civil suit alleged many of people Len Bias hired to handle his profes sional career have failed to live up to financial obligation$ since his death. "(Fentress and Advantage's! interest centered n'o t around Len Bias but around their own Ind ividu al economic welfare" a nd " it was only after Len Bias's death th at much of the questionable activities involving Fentress and AdvantagP have co me to light." the suit says. : The su it asks $1 million in llr~ii~~======~ Mansell in pole position for Grand Prix lly BOB TRIPI ordered Shields not to make public comments about Blount. In Austin, Clement s refuseq to comment on the bishops' report. "We have no comment," ~aid Reggie Bashur, Clements' pres s secretary. Ohio~ Point Len Bias'·parents file $6 million suit .. - '• ., DALLAS !UP ! ) Within weeks of a 1985 promise to NCAA offi cials Sout hern Methodist was clea ning up it s football program . Texas Gov. Bill Clements was meeting with boosters to map out continued payments to players, according to a report compiled by four United Methodist Church bishops. Clement s knew as ear ly as 1983 SMU players were being paid to play and, when the univers ity's president object ed, he told him " not to be so self- r ighteous," according to the 48- page report released F r iday. SMU eventually wou ld suffer the stiffest penalt y ever handed a co llege football program because of the improper payment s. The NCAA In February banned the Mu stangs from fielding a team in 1987, and university officia ls later canceled the 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, U11 - 3rd & Elm St. P-ay. CAIS a. 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' $7037 Lt:88 GRIBBLE DI8COUNT......................•I20 to~• PRICi ............................................... •69J7 ·. 0 70,000 Mile Limited Warranty Dodge 1000,000 Mile Outer Body Rwt Through ~ • Setting new standards of performance. GRIBBLE CHRYSLER PRODUCTS 750 E. STATE ATHENS, OHIO ' PHONE 593~671 \ . �' •• Page- C-8- Thll Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio- Point Pleasant. W . Va . .• Tree planting · a good deal! MYSTE~Y ·' FARM - This w~e k's mystery farm, featured by the Melg~ Soli and Water Conservation District, Is located somewhert· In Meigs County. Individuals wis hing to participate In the weekly contest may do so by gu essing the farm's owner .• Ju.~t mall, or drop off your guess to the the Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769 or the Gallipolis Tribune, X25 'l'hlrd Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, and you may win aS5 Farm flashes cash prize !rom the Ohio Vall ey Publis hing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls wlll he accepted. All contest entries should be turn ed In to th e ncwsp.a pcr office hy 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a lie, the winner will he chosen by lott ery . Next week, a Gallla County farm will he featured by the Gallia So il and Water Conserva· lion Dislrict. Discuss topics of livestock seminar held in Missouri By Edward M. Vollhorn County Extension A~enl Agriculture GA LLI POLIS - I hall lh<• opporlunlly lo spend most of thl' week In S1. Jocseph. Mo.. att<•nd· lng a Livestock Health Seminar. Slxtccn.Ex tcnslon A~rnt s from throughou t lh<' Unii Pd St<iles were lnvllcd to pilrtlclpatl' Bo... hlnger lngclheln Animal H1•allh !Anchor! were lhl' host for thr event. Topics Included : lives toc k trl?nds. programming vaccines lor hea lthy livestock, production of biolog ica l and pharmaceutica l prod ucts, antibody produc tion·, clinical research, growth lm· plant s, and paras ite cont rol. The semin ar also Incl ud es visits to both th ~ American Angu s Nationa l Hcadquartcrs and lh ~ American Hcrl'ford Assoclallon Na fl onal Hearlquar· tcrs. Both Excc utlv;• Sccrelarll's took time to visi t with us and reported very good yr•ars . The all new Amcrlcun Hrrr· lord Assoelatlon Office Is lora tc·d In downtown Kansas City and exhibits a t rrmendous art co ller· tlon. Onr associa tion owrd pa int · lng Is vulurd at over $100.000 . The Na tional Agrlru lturr Hall By Constance S. White Gallla SWCD GALLIPOLIS - Cost sharing, free tree seedlings and reduced real ~stat e taxes are a few of the possible Incentives which make reforestation, or tree planting, attractive tQ landow ners. The ASCS has cost sharing programs to help pa y lor the co$! of site preparation, the cost or tree seedlings and planting costs on about t1uee acres. This Is the Agricultural Conservation Pro· gram or ACP. In the Forest Incentive Program {F!PI a minimum or 10 acres planted are required. Also, tree planting Is a n option available to applica nt s under the Conserva lion Reserve Progra m iCRP ). The fifth Con· servatlon Reserve Pro!(ram slg· nup is scheduled for Ju ly 20·31. .Tree seedlin gs are avai lable at minimal charge thru the ODRN. Division of Forestry and the Soli and Water Conservation District. More Information on these incentlvles Is ava ilable from the ASCSor SCS <ilflce at 529 Jackson Pike. or by contac ting Gary Vollrath, Service Forester . ODNR. Division of Forestry, 36 Portsmouth St., J ackson , OH 45640; telephone 16141 286·5900. office day Wedn~sd ay . or Fam1• wa s so mewh at of a for the pest co ntrol c•ffort s dl sa ppolntm Pnt. I guess w ~ are A new thumb ru le has been spollr d by the hig h level In whi ch ~stab ti sh rd for Po ta to Leaf· llt'rilagerx hlbitsa re pu t on at the h opp~r eco nom ics thres hold . lf loca l level. thr numb!' r of P.L.H . co llected B~ dri vi ng, I wa s also able to pc•r 10 sweep sa mples is grea ter s••c a lot of lhe midwes t crop th an the height or th ~ sta nd in produ ction. Crops through ce n· ·inches, thrn c·orn·cti vr ac ti on tral Mi sso ur i. Il lino is, a nd lndi · may br war rant ed. Srvra l other ana rPall.v looked good. So me of fa ctors should be ro nsid r rrd . I I clim atic· co ndi · lh<• <nrn along lhe Miss issippi Inc ludin g: Rl vr r Is brginning to tassel. lions: 21 va lur of th e alfalfa M i.w y co mbin es wr r p work ing shand : J) sl a ncl stres s or vigor th r wh Pal fi elds. A few dry spots werr noted bu t mostly thp so il molsturC' sc•;•med adequate plus. Feeder pig pr iers may havp sllppr<l a lill lr . bu t lighl weigh! pigs arr ' till a bovr thP $1 prr hunrlrrcl mark . A rc•ct•nt graded feed er pig sa le fratur('s 2,1loi h~a d of pigs, w~I g hin g a n avr r· agr ; 0.39 «nd selling fo r an " vcra ge $97.02 prr hundrrd or ,,''4° o . 71 p!'r hr a(1. 'I·op wa s on 76 h011d of 3,1 pound pigs srllJno for " $1 22. :~1 prr hund red. Strong prier rrs lslancrwas nol,rd abnvr thr 60 po und level. Pot ato I r<~ fhoppe r tn a lfalfa regrowt h is a probl!•m in s~ve ral fl r lds. St unt ed g rowth a nd yr llo"' IOIJS arr oftrn th ~ visual sl!lns. Ec·onom ic thrl'shold is thr po int r xhihit r d; 41 press ure fr om ot her prst popu lato ns. lnscel i· eldes of choi ce arc Cygo n 400. M~thor y chl or a nd Sevin . According to Extens ion Ero· nomics Burlr ~ Tobacco r xport s to Japa n should Increa se mea· surabl y thi s yrar. During the past yea r J apanese ciga rett e import s ha ve in crr asf'd sharpl y. wrth purc hascs of U.S. ciga rettes · up 35" . " to 9...< b'l 1 . p1rcrs. Demand b~ .J apanese c·onsu· rn rrs for milder ci ga rell ~s has br rn the pri mary factor. Thi s yrar th r .Japan rsr arc r x ~rr t ecl io improvr th ~ qua lit )' of th eir domest ic brand s of cigare tt es by ble nding in more burley leaf. thus in creasing import s. In 1986, Japan imported 11.500 tons of wherr t hr crop rPsponsc will pay June 21, 1 Jim Mirtk Cherrolet-Oldsmobile •, Summer Sale! 1985 CHEV. SCORSDALE PICKUP ., 4 wheel drive . We sold this fine truck new . Air cond .. p . windows, p. door locks, tilt, cruise, two-tone white and red. New · tires. Don't miss this deall 1986 CHEV. PICKUP-LONG WIDE BED With custom slide-i n camper. Vacation rea dy . Fully equipped and camper is self-contained . Buy now and enjoT this summer. wAs '13,995 1 · , Sale $12 · 940 ' R.S . Coupe. Auto. , AM -FM stereo. white with red i~; ~~~··7295 Sale $6940' • NEW SANDWICH COMING.:.. Crow's Steak House In Pomeroy wUI Introduce Kentucky Fried Chicken's new Chicken Littles•• sandwich In the near future. GOLF TIP OF THE WEEK Formorepowerolfthetee,trytoget yourlowerbodyintotheaction. Start down by drivinayour left leg and hip directly at the tar set. Your weight will shiftd onto your left side and your han s will be pulled down and through the billl. Thus leadinc the downswins with the lower left side creates the greatest possible leverage in the clubhead at impact. BILL CHILDS, PRO. 1982 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Here is a beauty. 4 dr. sedan. air cond .. family sized. Clean as a pin inside & out. wAs '5495 Sale $4 74Q PHONE 992-6312 .POMEROY, OHIO 1987 FORD TAURUS II 4 dr. sedan. Only 6,000 miles. auto .. air. PS. PB, white with red interior. Compare anywhere . WAS '10,595 Sale $9940 1986 CHEV. CAVALIER ·z-24 . Medium gray, auto., air, AM ·FM with cassette . We sold this beauty new . WAS '10,900 8 SaI CHEST FREEZER! $9940 • 15.0 cu. ft . fOOil freezer •built·in tock•slidinswire basket • deftost water drain • adjustable temperature control • l elllured lid. Model FHI5CK TENNIS CAMP Tht Gallipolis Parks ond Recreation Deportment will be conducting a wttlc long " Ttnnis Camp" for children from age S and adulh of any ogt. The instructors will be Jim 0Jborne ond Bill Gray. JUMBO CHEST FREUER! Tht " Camp Concept" will be held July 13 -July 17, The fiwe day camp will bt 2 hours per day from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m. or from 6:30p.m. -1:30 p.m. each day lor those that cannot attend during the day. Pick liN stuion that best fits your Khtdult. WAS '1 3.400 Sale $11 1 9 40 5 $4499 jist ltarn tht game that laJis a lifttimt. VARIETY OF SIZES IN STOCK Difftrtnt Ages Diffll'lftl Timts Qua~ly lnJtrU<tion for All Difftrtnl SkillltniJ = 11 CU. fT. HOIPOINI REFRIGERATOR To register, fill out lht f~rm and moil it, or bring it with the appropri. ott fH to Gallipolis Parks and Rtmalion, S11 Stcond Avenue, Galli polis, Ohio 451131, ALMOND Only ....................... .......... ................. ..............·······...... . $64995 15 CU. n, HOTPOtHT REFRIGERATOR Only $449 95 AGE _ __ AODRESS .. ......... ... ...... .............. ............... .... .... ..... ... PHON£:_ _ __ 10:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. FARM CITY IN(: PDMUIOY. Ol't 111 4 9U 2111 FARM ,CITY 540 EaJt Main P-oy Jllrnt 21 i 1987 AEP to purchase eight new machines for area coal mines mines . Five are go in g to the AEP's Investment, Graessle re· Meigs No. 1 mine. near Salem . ported. The Iota! investment Cent er, and the olher three arc Includes such costs as personnel des lined for the Raccoon No . 3 trai ning and add It Ionat parts a nd mine, near Wilkesville. componen ts. AEP's Meigs Division. one of the nation's larges t und e r~round The radio remole·control and coal mining complexes, employs dus t collector /scrubber feat ures more than 1,500 men and women . add to the safety and productlv· A co ntinu ous miner r epresen1 s The annu al production from Its il y or the equ ipme nt. Radio a vast jump in tec hnology from, t · min es is nearly five million remo lc, for exam ple , allows the the days of the pick and s hov I. operalor to cont rol machine ons o coaL /.. The electrlcally·operated, !iO·ton • Wilh m _9.raessle. vice presi· movemenl while stant!ing as fa r machine cut an d loads coal In an dent of marketi ng al Drpsser· away as 7!1 feet In an area whi ch underground mlnp with the use of J effrey , said thai AEP, a long· has been "roof bo lted" for a 10·foo t wide cutllng head time user of co mpet itive lines of support. studded with about 100 ca rbide· mining eq uipment , speci fied the Operat ing 'the machine from tipped steel bits. Dresser miners alter an ex haus· this distance allow s greater The co ntinu ous miners ordered tlve com parison of such factoros maneuverability and visibilit Y by AEP's Southern Ohio Coa l as equipmen t ava ilability, pro· ompared to the view from the Company are Dresser 1028HP·S ductivit y, safety, performance ~onventlonal opera tor's sea t, models . They include such ad· record. aft er·the·sale part s and typically loca ted on one side or vanced fea tu res as rad io remote service support , a mon g other control and a hlgh·effici ency dust r ril€'ria. t'he mac hine, 'bit Sufety regulations proht scrubber syst em. Thr Dresser eq uipm ent, It was miners fr om walking In any The ~lg ht DressN machin es determined. offered the greates t areas of the mine w~~ch have not. wi ll be shipped to lwo o!Southern· va l u~ tn combi ned beneflls and Ohio Coal's lht'ce Meigs Division the mos t promisi ng return on been "roof boiled. COLUMBUS Am eri can Electric Power, of Columbus, announced recen tly that il will purchase eig ht continuous m in· ing machines this summ er from the Jeffrey Division of Dresser Industries, Inc .. also of Colum· bus. at a co mbined cost in the$5·6 mill ion range. JOHNNY R. HOOD ·Johnny Hood to join C&S bank staff GALLIPOLIS Scott J . Hinsch. Jr .. president of the Commerci al and Savings Bank of Ga llipolis, an nounced Saturday that Jo hnny R. Hood will join thr staff oft he bank as assistant vice president and loan officer. effec· tive June 22. Hood is presently the co·ow ner of F renc h City F lorist. HP has worked at Chy Loan & Savings Compan y: the Ohio Valley Bank , wherP he was as slslan t manager of consumer loan department and the NCNB National Bank of Palm Harbour. Fla .. where he was vice president and branch manager . Hood attended Com merc ial Purpose Lend ing School in T<Ompa, Fla .. and the Oh io School of Consumer Credit at Ken i State University. He has received the Foundations of Banking C~rtili · catc from the A.LB . Hills of Ohio Chapt<'l' at Rio Gra nde College. Hood and his wife. Ca ndl e. live in Ga llipolis wi th their lhree daughters, Lindy, Mendy and Wendy . Tax shelters By Stan Evans GALLIPOLIS- J ust mention the tax and many people get attacks. No wonder . I· mll ea partn er· s hips all too often fall to dt>· liver on their bright pr om Ises . Still, If are In a high tax bra,cke t effo r t to seek out those shelters wht>re ta x deductions and cash returns combine Into a sound Investment. You ca n buy shellers lhrough brokers, fina ncial planners and account ant :. It ' s safest to stick with publicly registered limited p~r tnersh lps . The Securities and Exchange Co mmission rr•quires the sponsors to di sclose thei r · !~cords, and yout· chances of an ' audit are less than with so·called private placements. The price of public deals usually slarls at $2,500 or $5,000 . Privat e par tn er· ships want bigger chu nk s of your cas h. • A shelter is an investment where many people just like you • pu t up some mo.ney lo finance oil and gas drllll ngs , or a btg rea l 'es late purcha se, or some oth er Investment that Conl(ress has deemed Is both productive .enough and risky enough to deserve special - bul totally legal -tax breaks. Shelters are usuall y sel up as llmtled partner· ships. The sponsors, who are the general partners, are responsl· ble fo r all business decisions. And the In ves tors, who are the limit ed partners, put up mosl of the money. That gi ves them the right to take tax credits or deductions based on the partner· ship's business expenses. If II fall s, their liability Is limited to the amount they have agreed to Invest. Lately, slow times In the rea l es tate market have made real estate shelters a tt ractive. Much the sa me difficulties In the oll·drllllng Industry have made oli a nd gas programs enticing. Because shelt er oartnershlps can acquire oil reserves or ofllcr buildings at fairly reasonable prices loday. they could pa y you a high Income in years lo come. Oil and gas shelt ers use your money lo lease drilling equip· ment, and land . These shelters usually last about 15 years. They give you most or your tax deductions In I he first year or two and Income after th at . A success· ful drilling program might pay out a total annualized aft er·tax relu rn of 207. a year: an es pe· cla ll v successful partnership might pay much more. In g~n era l. avoid any deal promisin g first ·year deductions or two or more times your NEW NURSE - Marlene Investment. And II you're scou t· Tandy Harrison , daughter of ing fo r a shelter. the old rule is Mr. apd Mrs. Marlon (Jack ) truer than evrr: ma ke sur e it Is a Harrison, ~30 Larlel Drive, stro n!( Investment wllh solid Gallipolis, graduated from prospects for offering future OUerheln College's School of profits as well as immediate lax Nursing on Sunday, .tune 1:1. benefits . Herr are some do's and Miss Harrison , who had a part don 'ts to help you eva luat e a In the school's graduation shelter: ceremony, was one of :u - Never cons ider any Inves t· students to complete lht• nursmen I pro posed in a classified ad In g program at Ottcrheln, now or by an unknown ra iler on the In Its 50th year. Miss Harrison lelephone. Is residing In Columbus where - Reject any program Iha l · she has taken a position with falls to provide detailed lnforma · Grant H01~pltal. li on o,n lhe s ponsor 's prior perform ance . It's prudent to have an account or financial planner scrutinize the prosper· tus or the offering memorandum to see If you are dealing with an experft>nced, reputable sheller sponsor. Examine closely the performance records or the spon· sors - !hal Is . the genera l partners - to mak e sure that they have a proven, successfu l history. - Chec k the prospectus to see ' that lhe genera l partn ers get their share of the profit s at th e same time as you, the limited partners. do. You want to m ak~ sure t here Is no skimming. ACCEPTS POST - .Julie Ask your broker what public Hysell of Middleport has ac· shelters he or she might recom. cepted employment as a new mend. Dealing with a solid COSJI!elologlst at Hair Happen· broker helps you 10 avoid jerry· lng at the Silver Bridge Plaza butlt shelters. Study closely the In Galli a County . A 1987 prospectus coverng the shelter. graduate of the costmetology It will help tell jus! what you are department of Melfi" High buying and whom you are buy in g School, Hysell was this spring from. second place winner, a sliver (Mr. Evans Is a Investment medal, In the entire state or broker lor The Ohio Company In Ohio Ia the 1987 Ohio Skills the Gallipolis office.) Olympics In competition with the most hllfhly skllled C(l!j metology students In Ohio. She was given the opportunity to compete on the state level alter winning local . and seccelved an associat e degree In tional competitions. nursing. She work ed at CAMC Memorial Div ision fo r several years In the medical surgi cal unit. At Pleasant Vall ey Hospl· GALLIPOLIS - Thomas tal. she wor ked as a staff nurse on Young has been promoted to several floors before moving on assista nt manager or the Credl· lo Home Health Services . thrift of America office at 1312 She lives In Point Pleasant , Eastern Ave. He entered the W.Va., with her husband Blll, an company's management train· anl'Sthetlst at Pleasant Valley tng program here In October, Hospital, aMd I heir two children , 1985 and attended Ohio State Jodie, 10, and Christopher. nine. University. Name Lana Wheeler to Mason position ' NAME - - - -- - - - - -- TIME (Circlt One) cu. ft . fOOd freezer • built -In lock• interior • teKtured lid. Model FH21CK Tht coJI iJ $33.00 lor the 10 hours of instruction and camp 1-shirl. OiJCounts of $1.00 per person will bt given to a family who enrolls l or mort studtnls. '.' • large capacily 27.0 temperature control Tht camp will include not only tht very basics lor the beginner but also mort advanced lusons for lhoJt that wantlo polish up their singles or doublts JkiiiJ. ' 1987 CHEV. CELEBRITY ST. WAGON Just Arrived. Ready for Vacation. V-6. air, bucket seats, cruise, rack and only 8,316 miles. Priced right light • 3 Sliding wire baskets • adjustable Section D .. Money Ideas JAYMAR GOLf CLUB New feeding system ensures proper nutrition for rows " WC'' r(' ).!l vtng tht 'lll a tota l .. 1986 CHEVROLET CAVALIER WASHI NGTON tUPII - Con public and fa r m wor ker.'i. sumr r advocate Ra lph Nader Th!' mos t import ant impt·ovr· says Congress shou ld enact a mrnt , Nadr t· said . would give tougher pt•st lr ldto reform law citizens lhr ri ghl to fll r lawsuit s than a co mpromlsr that cll r(l at to hr lp r nforcr the l:11v. P es tlc id ~ the end Of I hr last Congrcs,. l aw Is th(' onl.v mc1j or em ·ironDrseribing current law as :.1 mr nta l ., tntut p without a r ill zr n "fra ud on the· pub lic," '"' lm· ri ~ h l to sur. lw said. plored tn('mbCI's of a Houst• Na dr·r' s alll r s fas hi o n ~d . a AgriC'u ltu rr subl'omm lll<•r ll'rd· co mprombr wit h thr chrmical nesda)' to go to 1hei r own industry th at prod uced th e IPgls· congress ional dis tr ict s fo r t'V i· latlon tha t wou ld havr speed!'<! dcnet· ut lht• fai lures of thP up rrr irw of utd p<•stl cidrs and p~stlcidr law to prot!•e t tlw !Janning of unsafr prst id des. package of nut r itio n In raC' h "Chicken Littles" fills this void and also provides our customers with a light , convenient new menu item ldt>al for lunc h or snack times. " Chickt>n Litt les'" is a 1 00 percent all·meat chicken sand· wic h which ·does not con tain any ski n or fillers. The one·ounce chicken patl y is breaded In the Colonel's secret blend olll herbs and spices and llgh,tly fr ied in vegetable oil. It is served on a specially made bun with a dollup · of mayonnaise. To complement its new Chi cken Littles••, Kentuck~ Fried Chicken is serv in g up anot ht>r new product - th e popular shoestring style french fries , available in regular and large sizes. The new Kentu cky F rlt>d Chicken menu items will be ava ilable na tionwide by July 13. / ~b~u:r:lc:~:·~v~a~lu~~~d~:~11~$~7~4.~5~m~il;.~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ bit e," savs Ohio St all' Universit y dl ar;• nu.tritionlsl J ohn R. Stau. bus. "Thr cow ca n' t be as picky about wha t she Pa ts and Is h ra lthi ~r because of it." TMRs 11 1'~ u s u <~ ll .l ' sllagr or rhoppcd h a~ m ixed with conern· trat rs and suppl cnw nt s. It is mlxrcl so I hat raeh bit ~ the cow takes conta ins 1111 thr nu trient s she needs. POMEROY - The Kentucky Fried Chicken fr anchisee on West Main Street, Pomeroy, Craw's Steak House, will soon Introduce KFC's new Chicken Llttlesg sandwicll. The Colon el's new menu Item·ls rea l square- slightly mor e than 21nches that Is- and served on a square dlnn er·slzed roll. The suggested selling price of 39· · cents has prompted people to ask, "Could This Be Magic?" No, It 's not magic, bul Ken· lucky Fried Chic ken's respo nse to value-conscious consumers' need for an aller native to red meat products in the quick service restaura nt Indu str y . ·:Pellple are lookin g for low cos I , · . great tasting aHern atives to the basic hambu rger and other sand· wlches available at most qu ick service res taur anl s," says Rl· chard P. Mayer, chairman, Ken· t_ticky Fried Chic ken Corp. i"wau.., 'mim.es • j.entincl '. Crows's Steak House will ·introduce new sandwich soon ' Congress should enact tougher pesticide law, Nader says COL UMBUS. Ohio iUPi t Eati ng r ig ht Is as import ant to dairy CO\\' s as ll is to hurno.l n!'i and thr· trent! toward tota l ml xl'd rations tTMRsl in lh<' daln· lndustr)' Is h~ l pi ng nwk<' heal th· IC'I' cows, lra dlng 10 mon' f' ffi . clent milk produ ct ion. i··Business Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 1 POINT PLEASANT - Lana Wheeler, R.N ., has been ap· (10lnled acll ng coordinator lor Pleasant Valley Hospital' s Home Healt h Services of Mason County according to fnez Howes, R.N.. director of Nursi ng Services. Wheeler, an t>mployee of Plea· sa nt Valley Hospital 3lnce 19.79. has been a stall nurse In Home Health Services since 1985. She Is a graduate of Morris Harvey College, where she re- Young is promoted MADE IN OHIO - American Electric Power Company (AEP) ha.' recently committed ltselflo purchase eight continuous mining machines from the ,Jeffrey Division of Dresser Industries, Inc., of Columbus, for two of AEP's coal mines In Me lg~~ and VInton Countiell. Celebratln• the announce· menlln the office of Governor Richard F , Celeste are, left to right, Hugh H. Lucus, vice president ol mining operations, AEP; Cell'!llc; and Tam Brownrigg, president of the ,Jeffrey Dlvli!lon. Tribtlle - 446-2342 Sentinel - 99Z·21!1& A111D - SYge looii!Jf-ltf Public Notice The Rio Grande Board of Public Affairs will meet in apeciel IBIIiOn Tuesday. ~1333 AlliA 'lilt WAHAoJ Juno 23 at 7:30 p.m. in tho Municipal Building to dit- cun the budget end other 1 prenlng buaineas. Card of Thanks JUNE 21 , 22, 23 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE THE OHIO VALLEY BANK COMPANY, 420 Third Ave· nue, Gallipolis, Ohio, will of· fer for sale the following de· scribed property : 1971 Marietta Mobile Home, 12JI86, 3 bedrooms; 2 baths The aforementioned propony shall bo oold by sealed bid at the main office of The Ohio Valley Bank at 3 P.M.. Monday. June 22 , 1987. The mobile home will be sold to the highest bidder " 11 is" , · ~ where is " without 1ny ex pressed or implied warranty . Tttis mobile home can be aeen by calling the of· fice of The Ohio Valley Bank for arrangements. The Ohio Velloy Bank Com· pany r11111erv81 the right to ac· cept or reiect any or all bids and to withdrew th is mobile home from n le prior to con· firm at ion. Words cannot express the thanks for all the kindness shown during the illness and death of our loved done. To · name .each orie would be impossible. Perhaps you sent a lovely card Or sat quietly in a chair Perhaps you sent a funeral spray II so we saw il there Perhaps you spoke the kin· dest word s As any friend could say perhaps you were not there at all Just thought ot us that day Whatever you did to con· sole our hearts We thank you so much what· ever the part. May God Bless You The Family of Nina June 14. 17, 21 Commit\ee election thi1 year will be held on JUNE 30, 1987. The bello! below mull be fltled out, detached and mailed 1nd received or returned in per10n to FARMERS HOME ADMINtSTRATtON, I 06 Butter· nut Avenue, Pomeroy. Ohio , not later than JUNE 30. 1987. t1 you do not voto ln poroon you ohoutd molt your ballot inside a blank envelope marked ballot to ensure 1 tecflt ballot. Thit blank envelope lhould be placed inaide the envelope you uM to mall your ballot. Your name and addreu m~•• be legible on the outer envelope. hilure to provide thl1 lnformetion wHI render your ballot invalid. Ballotaand envelopes mev elao be obtained from your local FmHA office. The alate of nominHI tor ATHENS, MEIGS 8. VIN · TON COUNTIES are lloted in the bettot betow. Tho qualillc•tion• of penons votinq ere dtlcrlbed In the " Voter Cer11ficatlon Statement." For further informa tion regarding voting and voter eligibility, 111 the county oftlee lilted tbove. FmHA elections ere open to ell eligible valera without regard to race, color, reli · gion. netional origin , age, political affiliation, marital 1tatu1, sex , and/ or handicap. U. S . DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION BALLOT FOR COUNTY COMMITTEE MEMB ERJSI 2 In Memoriam Union. Inc ., 223 Columbus 0 0 State ( nome11------~ :: H''-"'------- ~oad, Athena. Ohio 46701 will offer for sale thalollow· ing detcribed vehicle, free 1nd clear of all liens and The Farmon Home Admlnlllrotfon tFmHAI County Wagner Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE The Hockin g VaHey Credit NOTICE OF ELECTION County (name) _ _ _ _:: AT:,:H:.::E:: N.:: S:.:.M :::.E : :I=. G::: S·...:V.c<N .:..T :.oO ::.N::.._ without any implied or ex· presHd warrenties. Thia vehicle may be seen 11 tho Athen1 Office of The In memory of Ralph (Todie) Kerwood on Father's Day. Today is Falher's Oat Although he isn't here Ill never 1011et him. How could 11 Some, of my hap· piest times and funniest moments ha111 been with him. We've talked and en· jo~ed so much with each other that nothing could ever take away those Credit Union up to the date memories. Subpart V of 'Part 2054 of lllls7. Codt of federal Aeaulatlons rt· · quires th1t til Voteu for FmHA county or .area commttl" eltc· tions mett tho followlnltlillbillly requirements: (a) be tarmm: (b) derive tho principal fort of their income fromfarming (that is morolhan 50 percent o thtir poss intO me must come troma1rl· encumbrances : 1982 Mercury Cougar, two door se dan . Serial No. 1 ME B76B7CG60666 3, modo! 76. The aforementioned vehi· cle shall be sold by ualed bid at the office the Credit Union at 12 :00 Noon on Friday, June 26. 1987. This vehicle shall be sold to the hightlt bidder "a1l1" of the uta. The Hocking Valley Credit Union. Inc . restrvea lhe right to accept or reject any or all bido one! to wHhdrowot thlo vehicle from aale prior to confirmation. Termo of soa.: Cash ~ Certified Checll or Financing Confirmation at the time of Nle . JUNE 18, 18, 21 I'm so thankful I ha111 them , and I'm so thankful for beinc pert of them. You'll always be in my thoulhts, 1nd I'll always remember you with love. Sadly Missed by Wile Anna & Children •Con didate(1) _ _ _ _...,_,M "'A,RT.:.:H,_ A,A._,L,_, EE' - RON EASTMAN ----~------------- 0 'O NLY VOTE FOR... .. ... L .CAN~IOATE( s l Please dttach this notice !>efore voting ballot VOTER CERTIFICATION STATEMENT tultur1l production); (c) have their prmclpal farmin& opentton within the county or ana for which the election is being held. By submittinl this ballot. Iottes! that I mut thscrittrit tovote. (6121, 22, 23, 24. 2~. 26. 28. 29. 8tc r • 0 0 ' ., �Page-D 2- The Sunday Ttmes-Sentmel Announ cements 1 Card of Thanks Perhaps you sent a Or aat qu1etly m a che.r Perhaps you sent a fu neral spray- If 10 we saw •t there Perhaps you spoke the kmdeat words Ma1t"c:ard Viul Ragardlen of crec:ht hl11orv A lao new c reel t M2021 there at all Just thought at us that 4 We thank you so mu ch whatever the part A stncere thanks from the Bernadine Meter Fa mol Today we cannot send a card Your hands we cannot touch IBut God Will send our message lo The one we love so much Remembered and mossed Wofe Choldren Grandcholdren 2526 Perhaps you were not Whatever 'IOU dtd to console our hearts 8/ 20/ 1878 6/ 20/ 1969 i ng Rac•ne Oh o Call614 949 Goveaway Seveul cartons of churc h u1ed hymn books 304 671i 4865 8 Public S ale & Auctoon - 3 tWadt kltt«al hilt 5 tmMI Cell 814 " ' 4287 Whrte Old1mobile Good for Plrll Ctll 614 448 80153 Mele Springer Sp•m• 2 long hlired adult eats 2 ltittlf'll Call &14 ~~ 2546 or 614 ••s 2828 N ce elothtng '-'utt taktlll Call 614 388 9602 Free to good home with yard Bl~e:k temale dog part poodle good wtth chtldren Cell 614 Call e Auction "Household F..-mhJre *AnlllfiH!S SAlURDAY, JUNE 27, 1987 10:00 A.M. ANDERSON STREET MASON W VA Iacross the rover from Pomeroy Ohro) From Gallopolos take Rl 141 turn lefl onto Rt 775 Turn roght onto Patroot Cadmus Road Watch lor sogns • 814 441 1110 old haut e dog t payed 1nd t hoU lovet children 304 713 6731 *Collectables • Full blOOded m1le Paklna•• 2 ytt aid To ~ home Good with dtddren M1le eM Call 379 2436 Red Doberman P1n1her 6 yeart Publoc Sale & Auctoon SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1987 Loo kong for merchandrse? Try the Patr1ot Auctoon Barn ' We have all types of new and used merchandose- applr ance furniture an11ques and co llectors items Somethmg for everyone Resodent mov1ng all merchandr se rn good condotron Partoal Lostong Map le table W1lh 5 chatrs h•ghboy dresseo love seat nrce rockets good ste1eo wh at not shelves lamps large char d shwa she1 electneal cook slave dryer plant stand s pr clures kitch en tabl e sola &charr good'" co nd• Ironers gas coo k stove stools d1shes hand lools muror what nots new skateboard s new FM/AM rn dash casselle new touch on am ps speakeos new tewel ry gut busters bu g hghls Foench phones & much much more SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7 00 PM DOOR PRIZES GIVEN WEEKLY Consognments accepted from I 00 500 PM on Saturday Have somethong you want to sell? Contact Marl on Wede meyer Auctioneer Arrangements lor pock up seiV!ceavaol able Barn and Auctioneer ava•lable lor public auctoon on con tract Contract onclude s haulmg and transportong all merchandise Rnodenl and Busmess Auctoon Servrce also avaolable MARLIN WEDEMEYER- AUCTIONEER 614 245 5152 Frnplrryr''' rrt Lost and Found ~I' r VI l,t· , Lusher A Evans camping on ,,.,., fiahmg boat c ard No one refu1edl For tnfo Cllll 1 316 733 6062 I l l 6 In Memory of Now Open I Oh1o River Camp groundal Full hook up or ttnt As any frtend could say day June 21, 1987 3 Announcements 3 Announcements lovely card 8 Pomeroy-Middleport-Galltpohs, Oh10- Pomt Pleasant. W Va ROOMS OF ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES AND IH<JUSiEH 0tll FURNITURE Newspapen to 91~1 IWIY Call 614 986 3884 Otshwasher to gtve away May be able to be repatred Call 614 992 3717 after 5 00 p m Part Beegle spayed female Just ttarting to tun rabbns to giVe away Need• work loves ctuld ren Call 614 992 3717 aftet' 5 00 p m Beauttful long haued cuddty k ttens Cell 614 992 7674 4 lame kittens 9 w11ttkl old B1ll Radford 614 992 5218 1987 GMC F-15 1 ool ~mps 2 aak wall hellep~ooes wood stove marble wal p1eces school desks spmnmg wheel 2 wooden 1~::;:; stone chum old k~chen I' seve"! od lamps oak iunir~iwilllass ch1na cupboard oak and much ma<e l l ::~~iN~1T,~IJ1~e!l/ 11' '1111!11 of Hhss W1lsoo I Paul Bastm (323 Loaded, 2,414 m1les, 6 year, 60,000 m1le warranty mcluded Call 992-3293 NOAH'S ARK ANIMAL PARK & Auctoon Fatth Bradbury & Sons Phtlltp Jr Mtchael and Bnan 7 Yard Sale Galllpolis & VtCtntty REV ARLEN A. HUGHES Passed Away Apnl ;:::::::::::::==:. everythmg that each and everyone dtd lor us Agat" thank you from the bottom of our hearts REWARD Sadly mtssed by wtfe Mary, daughters Ltbby & Donna, sons Jr and Steve 1 Card of Thanks can never convey how much we appreciated W;:=:;;:~::;;::::;== 8 Pubhc Sale We m1ss you, Dad Happy Father's Day Schools Churches Company PICniCS Borthday Partoes and Fam1ly Reunoons 384 3060 1 800 282 2167 There comes a t1me tn our hie that someone we dearly love ts taken from us. Ph1lltp A (Tony) Bradbury age 34 was taken from us on June 5 1987 man automob•le acctdent To show the ones that are left behtnd who have been stncken by gnef, fnends, netgh· bors relattves, s1sters and tn-laws do thtngs to show "Oh how sorry we arel" If you were one of those who sent flowers food donated, phoned sat qutetly at the funeral home or maybe JUst thought of us my lamtly and I thank you Words lOST yellow taclde box and Abu GIICII f11h pote Krodel Park plane call 304 675 1670 8, 1987 6 Lost and Found ESTATE SALE Complete household of turntture extra nice tools entlquet elothtng & etl'! Srtrtmg Wed 24 until alt sold On At 180 about 7 mtln from ho1p1tal yellow home-on nght Watch for 1 gnt Lost Snuggles hke bear June 16th Between 11A.M 2PM In or near Central Trust mmt bank or 4th Ava Ohto Valley Benk Ltnle g~rls bat frtand Call 61. 367 7287 Mt"'"ll Golden Rtttlevlt'" V1c tni1y218 Rt ?or Raccoon Ad AniWen to Matrlll 816 reward Coli 614 446 0300 lost temale black whneand tan Walker Fox Hound Weanng whhe nylon eollar La.t tiMn 2 weeks ago tn Flatwoods area Coil 014 992 3026 8 fern tv Juno22 23 24 8 am t II 1 3206 How•rd Ave A ltttle of UYeryth ng Fust t me th ta year Ram or Shtne 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean td cars J1m M nk Chev Olda Inc Btl! Gene Johnson l LOST mtxed bf'Md male dog Charlie red nylon collar m1111ng from Pla~n Valley Road ern REWARD for return 304 676 461 4 or 304 8915 3548 lost Onvers L cense Martha Jones 304 676 6733 or 675 7425 after 3 LOST brown black and whne Beagle m v1c1mty of Sand Hill Road and Rt 2 REWARD 304 675 6264 8 Pt Pleasant & Vtcmity Pubhc Sale & Auct1on TOP CASH patd for 83 model and newer used cers Smtth Butck Pontiac 1911 Eastern Awe Galhpols Call 61 4 446 2282 Good used de hum1d1f1er Call 614 446 6471 Buying dally gold sliver coin• r~ngs )awelry sterlmg ware old coms large currency Top prt eel Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Ave M ddleport Oh 614 AUCTION need cash m a day? Get it the auet•on way Call Col Oscar E Click 304 896 3430 for ell your auctiOn needs l1cense No 764 88 ••.·- - - - - - - - QUilTS Cash patd for collector antsque or pre 1960 quilu Pieced or appl que Any condition Higher pr1ce1 pa1d for unusual patterns Call Marc at 614 992 2101 dav• or 1 592 2461 even ngs or weekends Apartment silo refrigerator Call 614 992 3181 • • • SATURDAY, JUNE 27 Approx 3 m1 west of Harnsonvolle on Cottrol Rd (Follow auction sogns from S R 143 ) W1ll sell at auction HOUSEHOLD 15 cu II fng!da11 e lreezer Zenrlh sle eo 4 wn low a r con d!l oners 5 pc drnetle Fngrdarr1 relr geoal01 lrop leal I• ble metal desk PO!Iable IVlot ollarnps gaswculal•ng hea le1 coal & wood healer Ashley wood stove wrm ge• washer pmlabl e washer drye• ANT & COLLECTIBLES Ma~ble lop dresse1 cherr y desk 2 kegs 2 Slone rars gun rack 2 hal racks Anush b 1ggy w1lh har 1ess for I ho1 se 16 gal b•m kcllle aol wallle uon sa d 110ns an i lools baby bed orld •ockeo s nsu lalors c1eam separator buck saw 2 l•unks wa nul Sl 1gle bed 2 ani Wrn chesleo22 niles rn mont co nd !Sold wrl h reserve! uce qu ll rng lr ames 8 due mers FARM Set 14 fe•guson 3 pi plow s banel sp•ayer wrlh boom 300 gal skill lank w pump 30 hay and gram elevato1 small AC gr a~s round baler seede r rerRmower kn ~J es motor dr ven welder MISC Su1uk• d I brke Honda 125 rl11l h1k e lui n olo• cyclr paI s too chest lull ol carpenler fools c.mp 1g save haud & gao den tools lawn II actor rotar y lawn moweo sel 13 h es & wheels lol woo<l moldmg elec l!o lrn g molm Blacksm•lh Iorge tope and blocks 2 saddles buck saw lol prpr lllrn gs prpe vr se welde1 s table eal nrcr llap dn '' sei !Rese•vel app1ox 200 used bncks Much more not lis ted Not res ponsible for accodents or loss JIM & JENNIFER SHEETS, OWNERS Thursday, June 25, 6:00 P.M. Make new fr1ends make money! S1gn f or Avon now! 614 388 9340 Earn htra money ! Have fun! Aecmve big awards and prizes! Sell Avon 1 bottle free cologne to frat ten to complete an appl catton and accept a small temtory 614 992 3543 1 800 642 3619 Appll catto ns now bemg ac ce pted for a part hme evemng shift p011110n for Med1ctl lab technlcan Contact personnel offtco Pleasant Valley Ho1p Vall~ Dr ve Pomt Pleaunt W Va 1 304 676 4340 L Tn -Green Interstate Equ1pment Inc hts t~O u o lu do Ot o Jl 10 seer 01'1 ot ll dU;;. 11 I 4) ')m lo.;swt>S IC I S~ gt et 1 t1 l 40 n les eas1 ol D tyro 70 bus 19 ~ex Need babys1ner day 1h ft 304 676 6646 after 6 00 PM )I NEXT SALE Thursday, June 25, 1987 Sale begons at 9:00 a m. sharp// Rt 36 Now acceptmg eppl ca hon for part t•mecook waitress CaU757 8357between 10a m SAlfS ~flO lAS r IHURSDAY OF fAC~ MONTH L--.. New & Used firm II lndualnal Equrpment Of All Kinds Co )S fl e rs om seve•nl Loca Fatms 11nd Deale s Maw tom s ot At>soluhJ Auct o' PlAN TOATTEND THIS AUCTION AS A BUYER SELLER VISITOR I H Cue M F Ford Etc A UOi tl!d Makfts & M ol'lets to choose frorn 25 to 150 H P Sewo;~ 1 Makes & Models ol Co n P cl.e s & G ttv 1¥' W.Jgo s dust al fou on 1!1'1 111\d Sll "''0~ 1 ac o s Tllll\)i'EQul)n(lnt P OYS 1 7botoms dSr.' Po~ l. e s Et c Gt rtde r M :~~a s & SQull Bill! s Ra ~ es & Mowe s ot 811 I. nos Tool• & Equipment to tult Evtryontt nMdt F eld Cul t va o s Round o LU NCH SERVED o Tn-Green Interstate Equipment, Inc 1499 US Route 42 N E London Oh1o 43140 1614)879 7731 879 7732 B79 7649""'" Dock Green Judy Green Conme G Bellah Mad so 1 Co A rpo rt & Morels nea rby l censed & Bonded tn fa vor ol the state of Oh o NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIOENTS TERMS c..h or chock w/ propar I 0 ' T 8833 The Area Agency on Ag ng s seek1ng a Coordmator / Tramer for ItS Nunung Home Area Tratntng Center ser v ng a fourteen county area In South ern Oh1o Respons bihtiet In elude development mplemen tat on and evaluation of trammg sponsored by the Area Agency tncludtng workthops and mser VICes tra•nlng f or nural ng home personnel and provtders of serv1 ces to older Oh1oans Wtll coordmate the NHATC wtth tha Oh1o Department of Haalth Mu1t be Regtttered Nurse knowledgeable tn proper nurs1ng home care prefer e,11periance m superv1s1on Salary negotiable full or part t me Send resume to Are1 Agency on Agtng 0 stnct 7 In c P 0 80,11 978 RGC Rto Grande Oh10 46674 no later than June 2 1987 An Equal Employment Opponlinl ty / Affum at1ve A c t on Employer .. hogh cha11 bench w/ back prepara toon table lopping table w/c ooler (2 Przza ovens) one 3t1er ga sand one 2 trer gas co lfeemaker w/2 top wa rme r Kelvina tor lrost free refr gertor Frost Queen refrrge rator small range 15 gallon hot water heater trap sltdedoor cooler (PER LICK) stainless steel tnple srnk 2 wall cloc ks CASH REGI STER RE202l w/ ta1 calc ulator mosc utensols pozza pa ns metal sh elving HOT BOX for 18 pozzas Sale Conducted lor Sylvta Brown Auctooneers M L (Bud) McGhee Steve McGhee Lo c & Bonded Ohoo &West Va P 0 BoK 191- Gallopolts Ohoo 45631 614 446 0552 Cash or check wolh proper I D Nol responsoble for accodenls or loss of property 41 .. 1 Progres1rve Health Care Facthty ISactklefy'SielunganRNto tarve m the capactty ot d rector of nurses For a100 bed SNS ICS Fee llty located •n Southaaat ern Oh10 Previous ex perience is desired but not req utred Exc salary & benet 11 Apply at Scamc Hlll1 Nur1 ng Center Rt 2 B o~ 262 B1dwell Oh1o 46614 or send retume Apply 1n perton Han tiappen ng S lver Br dge PI ala Prefer Man agars License ' ~1 GIJVERNMENT JOBS $16040 S69230 vr Now H ring Call 806 687 6000 Ext R 9805 for current federal htt ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, June 27, 1987 10:00 A.M. Oemon111a te th e largest I ne m pat1y pl1n Free k1t T1Jy1 g Its home decor plul brand new Chnstmas lme Over 800 items No dellvet~ng no collecting No expertenca Call Friendly Home Panles 1 BOD 227 1610 HOUSE OF THE WEEK Located at 1113 Ann St tn Ravenswood W Va Turn at Copes Gro Watch for sale s1gns Estate of Frank L Ables ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS Oak secretary brass bed oocker round oak table oak bullet ce cream parlor tabl e & chaus stands dresser camel back & I at hunks reco od player star quoit handmade cherry bed d esser chest ol drawers & no ghl stands Ha mrlton Jones rugs mos c cha11s Norrlake chrna drshes pmk drshes stone ra!S & crocks tabl e or! lamp h1ghboy sewon grocker wrcker basket 110n bed doaw kn le wood planes 5 gal DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND LOOK AT THE BEST FIRST' BRICK & FRAME RANCH WITH FULL BASEMENT 4 BR S 3 BATHS FAMILY ROOM WITH FP PLUS BUCK STOVE INSERT GARAGE KITCHEN HAS RANGE RHRIG & OW ALSO KITCHEN OFF FR WITH RANGE & REFRIG DECK ON END OF HOUSEOVERLOOKING POOL AND COVERED PATIO IN REAR ALL ON YOUR OWN PRIVATE 6 ACRES - LOCATED ON BLACKTOP ROAD ALL FOR ONLY $79 900 NEW CEDAR SIDED HOME HAS 2 SECOND FLOOR WOOD BALCONIES- REAR BALCONY HASACOMMANDINGVIEW OF THE SURROUNDING RIO GRANDE COL LEGE CAMPU S AND BOB EVANS FARMS BEAUTIFUL' 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS ENORMOUS KITCHEN FU LL BASEMENT WITH LOTS OF SPACE FOR FUTURE FAMILY ROOM WOOD DECKENTRY ORNATE LEADED GLASS FRONT DOOR ISJUST ONE OF THE MANY NICE DECORATIVE TOUCHES $54 900 Septic ten k pumptng resident al & co mmer cal $80 per load Ron EvansEnterpnses J•ckson Ohto Call 614 286 5930 Opemng for legal secretary m PIJm erov Sand resume to The Oa tv Sentinel P 0 Bo,11 729 C Pom eroy Oh1o 46769 RACCOON CREEK ROAD - BEAUTIFUL SCENIC AREA 40 PARTIALLY WOODED ACRES WITH LOTS OF ROAD FRON TAGE 2 MOBILE HOME HOOKUPS I MOBILE HOME DON T BUY BEFORE YOU SEE THIS PROPERTY' $38 000 -:-: W II baby sit In my home 6 days a weak have reterences 676 2906 304 W1ll do baby 11tt ng 1n my home cell anyttme for mformat1on _3_0_ 4 _6_ 7~5_1_90_2_ _ _ __ · Financial 21 Busoness Opportunoty NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do bus neu w1th people you know and NOT to se"d money through the m a I until you have mvesttgated t he Dffertng P0 BOX 1633 ••F or Sale or L.a•se.. 4 BA 2 blth full basement wnh aboveground po ol 8t XL duck on 112 acre aero11 from Addav1ll e grade school Ftnanetng ava Ia ble wnh amall down payment Pnced thousand• below ap prat1od value Call Bau 919 791 2152 Completely remodeled hou se 7 rooms 2 bath s 30 acres ground 10 acres good bottom Coli 014 3 bdr 1 acre Hamsonvtllearea $16 500 Call614 742 3168 HOMEHASNEW ROOF AND VINYL SIDING YOU WILL ENJOY THE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND THE CONVENIENCE OF THE ATTACHED GARAGE BACKYARD IS FENCEDTO PROTECT CHILDREN AND PETS SEE ANOYOU LL BUY' $48 000 NOTE House for sale 50x150 lotw/ house & 10% down day of sale Bal on deltvery of deed 2 House for sale n country Rutl and area 1 acre 2 bedroom 1 bath Call 614 99 2 3550 Why RIV rent when you can buy a house on land con tract1 Call 614 992 2403 1 fl oor 6 rooms w th !Jath newly ducoratvd 3 porChes large lot Comes eel Reasonable Call 614 992 7244 1984 1411.65 Mobile Home 3 lots all electrtc fenced ya rd Evergreen 818 600 Call 614 446 1628 446 1339 1984 Fanmont mobtl home 14x60 Call 304 676 31 18 For sale or rant mob Ia home 12x60 Schultl 2 br 304 762 2173 or 576 2233 1975 Rochester 14x70 mobile home total elec new carpet t7 900 Neg 304 676 7516 Real Estate General Ron Pttchford Charles Moore 614 643 2503 532 7869 Tire Rec app ng Bu 1i neu S26 000 All equ pment Recap t~res 13 to 16 Inch Call 304 787 3495 Norman Sathff Estate 31 Homes for Sale 1.- - - -- - - - - 6bedroomhomeforsale 1acre Po11•ble land contract or a1sume loan low down PIIVment 1<11 chen DR 19 LR bath lg deck Acro11 from new elementary school In Vwon Ca\1614 38B 8792 By owner Small 2 BR home From St Rt 218 t•keKrlntJ Rd 1/ 8 mll•flnt house on "ght $12 000 w11t help fman ce Call m21 014 446 2917 Great Rentellnvettment Oppor tumtv Inquire at 64 Mill Creek St Ga1Upoh1 If no one 11 there leave phone number tn door 2 BR 10 yr mint condition beautiful location Near Nor thup Pnced right or Will trade 260 0200 hone If so cal us aboulthese 3 acres nme or less Rural water and ut l tres on some s1de of oad l and 5 level Very nrce bu ld ng srte ~2422 HARD TO PASS BY - ThiS 2 slor1 bnck s total l w1th lust the r ght amount ol class 3400 sq !\ hv ng space plus 2 car ga1age ram ly room formal lw ng and dm ng k1tchen plus s1t1 g a ea 2 f1replaces £x.ce11ent woodwork throughout home We cou d rst e ~t ras a country m e We prefer to show ~ au whal 172 000 wll buy ~242 1 POMEROY, 0 992 2259 NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING' - CARRY OUT STOCK AND EQUIPMENT LOCATED IN CHESHIRE TWP BLOCK BLDG LARGE ENOUGH FOR GROCERY BUSINESSALSO ON OVER , HALF AN ACRE DOES GOOD BUSINESS - HASPOTENTIAL FOR MUCH MORE ASKING $66 900 HOW SOON CAN YOU MOVE! GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY WITH THIS 2 BEDROOM FRAME RANC~ RECENTLY REMODELED INSIDE AND OUT IN CITY $24 500 THE SINGLE SOLUTION• RENTING1 WHY1WHEN YOU CAN OWN THIS NICE 3 ROOM PLUS BATH HOME IN CITY $12 500 • IF YOU VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICE HOUSE WITH A PREm SEmNG ON APPROX AN ACRE Of GROUND THIS IS tnt HOUSE IS REMODELED INSIDE AND OUT NEW VINYL SIDING NEW ROOF NEW WINDOWS INSULATED MOSTLY CARPETED AND NEW DECK ON BACK ALSO HAS SMALL BARN & 2 CAR GARAGE GAHS &GREENELEM ONLY ASKING $30 000 KERR HARRISBURG ROAD - JUST MINUTES FROM HOLZER HOSPITAL SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HAS 3 BATHS FAMILY ROOM FULLY CARPETED NATURAL GAS BOILER HEATING SYSTEM CENTRAL AIR COND AMONG THE MANYEXTRAS AHOTTDB UCRELAWN BASEMENT ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE A LOT OF HOME FOR $79 500 FOR? IN TOWN 3 BR S REFRIG BACKYARD &2 CAR GAR [;j~~i:r;:;;;l;r;~·~,;}~n~f WITH RANGE no J STAND PAYING RENT then rump 1nlo lhe car an lei slook allh shomo !hal youcanbuy lo•$35000 Newer carpet & 1m maculatecond 110n MtRhllook sma I " when you dr ve by bul you II be surpnsed wh en you walk n 180 ~ 1 80 wtlh 11 whrte prcket lence Newer roof and lu nace as bac ku~ lor woodburner 3 bedroom s wa k 111 closet Well cared lor H2 399 PRICE REDUCED! THREE BEDROOM RANCH on Bladen Road 10 x20 slo18gebu ld n ~ woodbu11 e1Need some work but pr ced accord ngly loan assumable $27 500 H24 tS ess Ha s been used a 1d developed some lor camprnR BndRe over smal str eam small pond bu II elc Most all wooded area County water ava Iable Green Townsh p W eek e nd~ ol plea sure S13 000 #2 394 #2423 BIG PRICE REDUCTONI Prce dropped $4 000 lo $33000 00 OwnersmovoRou1ol s!aleand musl sell l h~rn g ~ou come see mre young enough loen1ov to oppoecl!leIhe ch!lm ol olde • homes r one1 3 bedrooms bath drrung room llr ea~la st no o ~ ano morr hed oom v n ~l S1ded anc h near town Includes cen tral a r ranRe relr Rerator washer plus areal lxHtuslor the k ds Ca l loday lor nlormat on IF YOU HAVEN T SEEN THIS ONE YET CALL APPOINTMENT TODAY' - Neal bnck ran ch Rarage wrth e•tra storage space 3bedrooms 1\S room dmrng area and mOfe lot s1ze app #2405 o~ 65 •85 Nce negh borhood $40s LET PEACEFUL LIVING beyour lr leslyle 10 IhiS lovely) bedroom log home lwrng room bath eat m krlchen basemen! and m01e (App10 • 1200 sq II ) 25x25 unallached gan~e Heat pump/ce nllal a1r 42 acres more or less pond and lobacco base Sou thwesterll schools #2302 NEW LISTING 14 x7D CHAMPION MOBILE HOME - L!!ge hv ng room bath newer carpet bu11!rn pan lr~ rn krtchen large deck newer hot water heater Washer dryer wndow arr cond 1oner applian ces 1ncl uded What a deal THE HARD TO FIND - Th1s well ma nla ned ~a nch offe s 2 bedrooms carpeted I vng room spa ciOuS krl!:hen bal carpeted fr ont porch Alum s dnl~ In tow nlocatiOn P1 c~d at $28 000 lmmed ate possessron ~2383 MIDDLEPORT - Yesler year has been restored lo th1s beauhful colonral home ThiS 4 bedroom home w1th a level lot and 2 car garage has ornate lnm leaded glass wrndows and dooo Atl•c stu d1o w11h sky I ghl Well on sulated means low heatm g b•lls Beaut•lul wrap around porch to sol on and en1oy th e summer boeeze Must see to apprecr alel $6 5 000 00 H2408 FARM LISTING - 160 ac "' P11va\e locahon Mode!O : houe 6rms 1!} baths Prtv ate water syslem sprm~d e t velo pment Tobacco base barn tte house Many sprm gs • for 1veslock wate r Pasture I liable lan d and woodland Jo ns WayneNalronal rooesl Good hunl ng and lelllea 1on $c Jthwcslero shcoots Pt ced tow S60s m sD 5 MINUTES WALKING DI STANCE TO DOWNTOWN MIDDLEPORT - 2 s1o1y home wrlh 1 " ' garage 3 bedrooms 2 baths I rep ace la r ~e I ont oorch work shop n full basement Pnced rn the $30s Call loclay N239t HOME AND APPRO! II IJACRES - Ran chslylew1th ) bedrooms large k1l chen 2 balhs I vrng room lull basemen! ntce counlly sunou ndmgs l and lays well wrlh nrce ga rden area appr ox 1 752 sqll on rna nlevel H2387 BUILDING LOT NEAR RIO GRANDE - Vacanl lo! w!h seplrc well waleo 163 ft ol road I anlage good lo1 mo ble ho me or hou se 8 640 Call for more1nforma1ton #2368 SAY I counlly lrv ngl - ihl;;t;ih,' wth stocked pond 5 acres suHound lhrs very 4 bedroom home Cathedral cerl ng campi menls I vtnR anddn ngroom /baths 11• 14 bu dng w•th 8xl2 properly Charm you must see $4 3900 00 ~2390 REDUCED• VACANT LAND - $19000 Wo\hrn c ly hmtts 19 acres m01e or less Severa bu ld ng s le~ mss INVESTMENT- Thos would makea good "nla home 446 6764 446 0552 l ocated n Eu eka on a large ul (3 bedroom r ) Pr operty a so has old home that needs repa r 446 1255 NEARTYCOON LAKE - Amer can mob le home wlh burll onlam ly room Dveo ""' lol p, ced a! SIJ 500 ~2 317 245 9507 SR 321 NEAR RIO GRANDE - 1983 SCHULT 14 •70 MOBILE HOME - Cu.tom bu•ll 2 bedroom 2 balhs garden cenlral a1r two wood deck !~. $16950 Call lor GALLI A COUNTY S BEST BUVI - On I, 6 yem old 4 bed1ooms 21ull balhs 10 closets modeon k lchen 24 II ca b•n~ s lull lw oslo•ywrlh walkoul basemenI Home COUNTRY LIVING HUT CLOSE TOTOWN - CrewRoad srde rncludes com mereta! type bu1tdmg wrth 3 car gar age sel up as 11 woodwor kmg busrness Pnce reduced to n Mergs Countv Spll leve on 3 acres m/ 1 4bed roorm lg tam v room wrlh hreplace 2 car Mill aRe brrck and alum snlmg N1ce home Prrced n lhe S60s mu 12348 Shed allached Also a comple!e 1aler hookup on more deta Is NOr JUSTANOTHER BRICK RAN CH 31i1Re bed1ooms 2 balhs s lU St a sma ll De~ n n ng, la rge fam ly oom hv ng room w th I eplace full basement K1tchen look ~ as I sprrn~ ha s already $ prun~r Ow ner bu It ! ht~ one lor h•msell ms1 n !he $80s l•ncolnPkeRd. INCLUDED ASBONUS• Ha r~ son Twp 6t 2ACR ES SSOWNER ANKIOU SfOR OffERII - MU ST SEW I 153 "'"on Bulav lie Add son !load ncludcs~ep! c and ruro1 water Good lfiC111ron lor mob!c hom e or I ou~e !2359 REDUCED ro $321100 - Owner wanls a deal I and 133 ACRES MORE OR LE SS - 1>IOIY older hom ew1lh 3 coni act ent or buy ltuo; I story ~ bedroom hornr Slual !!d on I acr~ C111 I r you appomlm(lrtl locfayt msl BRICK RANCH & 3 ACRES Mi l OVERLOOKING OHIO RIY£RI - I C!l allached Rara~e 3 bed1oom1 lrvnrp he drooms and more 2 bar ns pond tobacco base 2 storage burld1ngs Onl~ appr oJ. 7 m les !rom lawn BUILDING LOT NEAR RIO GRANDE - Vacanl lol wlh sepl•c well waler 163 ft ol road flonlage good lo• !2379 room formal drnm& ;uea Kteller ( omplele w th annl an ce~ Add • ~on lownshrp l ow $4 0 ~ !2385 mobrle home or house 8 640 Call lor rnlormahon N2369 HOME IN CITY - Th s1bed1oom heme has awa~m and cheerlu a1mosphe1c N1ce su nny krtchen ~ttllh ran ge and ref gerator format dmmg and I vrng room5 extra wde hall wa~ par11af basement and honl porch Included also curb nS blmds washer dryer and dehum d f1er 12403 I CAN T BELIEVETHIS - THE OWNERS OF THIS LO VUY HOME REDUCED IT'll 100 0011' -1300 1'1 II app1o,; I v ng space s 1ust Ihe tw.v.mn n~ ollhr br f k and fram etanch (2J i r~ epta c e rrc room edt n k !then 2 fu ll ba t h~ ga ~ heal/centra a Wtlh n wa ktn~ d•s tance to town mn NICE LOCATION NEAR RI OGRANDE - Vacan! 01 w!h DRIVER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY SEMINA"R ha11e loved thrs older 2 stor~ house m low n 2nd .ow~nue tocauon w tn n waikrng diStance to shop Garage apa tmenllor add honal nco me Call ll€ the lrsf to see th1s well cared !01 home BEAUff IN THE PINES - Is th s spac ousbuck and I 00 t1 road frontage sephc ar 1ru1al watrr r xrellr r t lnr mo b•le lome nr huu'lf' $7 )60 Ca far morP nlor mal on H2407 room rec •oom 3 balh\ altached 2car gange AI this #2 367 For expenenced (1 yur/ 100 000 m11111 over the road s lual ed on 4\-S acres Call today for your own penonal v1ewng tractor/ dr~vert from Wnt V1rgm11 TUESDAY - JUNE23-10am HEART OF TOWN - HOLIDAY INN - CHARLESTON Short on experience? Eern u vou learn11f \'OU heve more then 3 mos but le.. then 1 veer over the road tractor/ trader expenence come tnd 1nvest1gete the oppor1un1ttll Overland h11 for vou Overltnd '' HAVE YOUR OWN CAMPGROUND• - 13 acresmo1 e01 NEW liSTING THISHOME NEEDS AfAMILY - Poev ous owner musl 7 p1cnrc tables w/ 2 benches each 2 slat seat cha1rs hogh chaor bench w/ back preparation table toppong table w/ coole r (2 Przza ovens) one 3her gas and one 2 tier ga s colleemaker w/ 2 top warmer Kelvmator frost free refrogertor Frost Queen refngeratDr small range 15 gallon hot water heater tra p sl1dedoor cooler (PER LICK) staon less steeltnple srnk 2 wall clocks CASH REGISTER RE2021 w/ tax calculator mosc utens1ls pozza pans metal shelvmg, HOT BOX lor 18 p1zzas Sale Conducted lor Sylvia Brown Auctioneers M L (Bud) MeG~" Steve McGhee Loc & Bonded Oh10 & West Va P 0 801 191-Galhpolls Ohoo 45631 614 446 0552 Cuh or check wHh proper I D Not responsible for ICCidtnts or loss of property REDUCED' NOW $27 900 DOUBLE WID£ ONA VERY PLEASANT LOT - Appoo• lm med ale possess on DEXTER - In the country - approxomately 98 acres barn and other bu1ldrn gs po nd fencrng approx 16 ac1es l!llable 35 acres pas lure w1th two stan home All lor $43 900 00 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - 2 41 acres ol vacant land located near Ea slern H1gh School w•th access lo Rt 7 Water & eleclroc available $6 000 00 ' NEW LISTING' WANT A BIGYARD? lo hu d lhal ne• THE FRONT RACINE - Older 2 story home wrth large beautrful lot House needs some repar r Several sheds and oulbu ld rngs Porch Only $16 900 00 REALTOR® pastur e land wth cre ek runn ng throu gh the mddte Complete sr.t ollarm bu ldmgs w lh ~stron g gnwly ted water supp y You musl see thrs one Call now Real Estate General LETART TOWNSHIP - 29 acres of mostly wooded land burldrng sol e for home or huntrng cabrn Most mr nerals Want $14 000 00 388.8155 379-2184 446-2230 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 245 -9490 446-6595 NEW FARM LISTING! FIRST TIM£ ON MARKET INOVER AHUNDRED YEARS - AROOd tamrly livestock Ia m \86 acres moreor tess 80 acres trllab!e some Imber the rest s beaut tu 882 2095 NEW LISTING - TUPPER PLAINS - Brrck ran ch that has everything' Full base ment wot h lrnrshed rec room l'h baths beaulrful k•lchen lormal drnmg 3 bedr ooms oak tnm quality work Spacrous lot 2 ca garage pal•o Excellenl co n d lion $68 000 00 BKOKER Patmk Cochran N2370 Auctioneers Note Th1s Will be a short sale Some thmgs can be converted to home use as well as commenaal Be on t1mel Real Estate General JUDY DEWin J. Merrrll Carter Two homes on At 33 adjacent to Hsrtford Common tv Bldg 3 bedr oom• 2 bathe dlmng room fam•ly room aotink1tchenand 3 bedrooms 2 V2 baths dmmg room fam1ly room eat In kttch en garage Low down paym ent tnter&lt fteft loan to quahfted buyer for rema nder of 1987 owner fmanced 304 DAY 446-3644 676 2315 close to Me!gS H gh School Ptt ced r easonably Phon a 614 992 3226 after 9 00 p m E M•tn WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 1979 Dodge Holiday Rambler motor homfll alec gas hat eYerythlng n good shape 304 J bedroom 2 bath on 1 and one thlfd acre level lot Central e r 608 FREE MOBILE HOME Buy th1s 2 acre lol and we II gove you a 12x60 2 bed room 1'h bath mob1le home Thos 1969 Elcona homeIS mgood cond1t1on The land has a fme home sote lots of trees small stream os close lo the rover and only 3 m1les from town Proced at $12 000 A Good Investment For Someone• #23 0 12x 60 2 b&droom mob•le home 12x 24 addltlon Sfllning on 100x200 lot closetoschooland hosp1l1l Clll 304 675 7669 Becky Lane Driver 1980 FAIRMONT IOBILE HOllE 1070 TWOBRS BATH LR KITCHEN ON 1\1 ACRESOF BEAUTIFUL ROLLING LAND WITH LARGE PRIVATE POND ANO LOTS OF SHADE TREES LISTED AT $23 000 614 667 0768 A nice home Oil a beaut fut lot n the best part of Pomet" oy Oh1o on Mulberry Hgta Real conve ntent Call614 992 6323 Thursday, June 25, 6:00 P.M. G1ovann1 s Ptua 435 Second Ave (DOWNTOWN) Gallipolis, Oh1o 1 2x65 Mob1le home Almo1t cDmpletely remodeled Includes underptnnlng block front por ch elec pole &5000 Call 1969 Fleetwood $5500 080 Must see Mev be left on renttl lot n Metg a County 614 698 7053 ~2m • 1982 Mansion On beauttful nver front lot m Mtddleport Total electric AC 2 Large bedrooms 1nd many e,11 tra 1 Call 614 99!2 3348 1974 14x70 Grandvlle 3 BR total elec 1 h baths new ca rpat 1.1ery cleen 88950 Call 614 446 0175 Cal lo more nlo mahan BUY ONE - GET ONE FREE'" ONLY $6 000 FOR TWO AD JOINING LOTS OUT OF TOWN OWN ER WANTS QUICK SALE AUCTION Fultv furmshed 2 bedroom hom e tn Ra e new1th equ1pped kitchen nver v1ew property across from General Store Easy access to Ohio R var boat launchmg and sandy beach $1 6 000 614 949 21 68 or 61t4 949 2268 1981 1 2x60 Mobile Hom e 2 BR totll elec new <:arpet Extra nlte S5950 Call 614 446 0176 lots Jtm Cochran 1986 Case tractor Outset with loader 4x4 WD 516 000 Call Darvon Bloomer Broker Dona McGhee Beth Null Steve McGhee For 1ale by owner 2 story hou1e '" Mtddleport overlookmg park 30 yr gua rnteed vtnyle 11d1ng w w cerpet 1 Yt bath untque woodwork 614 992 6126 1972 Cutle 14•66 wth 1982 Expando 12x20 Ftraplace Cen trttl A r 2 Batha 2 storage bulldmgs Mutt Sell $1 3 800 or reasonable offer Ph 614 246 5884 newoutlidemetalbulldtn~ ohxtral': t5900 Cell614 388 9350 614 992 7462 Bud McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave Suote 200 Galhpohs Oh1o 446 0552 Any11me LAND LOTS OF LANDI -161 ACRES WOODSMILL ROAD 9 ROOM COLONIAL STYLE HOME HAS6 BEDROOMS 2BATHS FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET CALL US SOON YOU WILL WANT TO SH THIS PROPERTY' kitchen large d1mng room AC 9 ~" mtffelt n 000 down take over p1yments Call 614 446 2472 for Sale 1976Governor14x703RR 1 ~ ba1h new carpet throughou1 Phylhs Loveday BMR ~415 IN TOWN - 3 bedrooms h basement gara ge central arr some ap pliances good locat•on $37 000 J BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAil£ HOllE IN CENTENARY- 3 BR 2 baths garage larj;la for Sale In Pomeroy a n ce house w1th 6 rooms end bath Also full basement and fueplace Ph one BRM #409 ROUTE 160 - 3 bedroom br ck basement onler com 16x32 pool 2 acres 5h m1les to town $64 900 DAN SMITH AUCTIONEER W Va Lo cense ~515 87 Cash Eats Pos1t1ve I D Not responsoble for acc1dents or loss ol property The Sunday Ttmes-Sentmei- Page- 0 -3 NEW AND U SED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALFS 4 Mt WEST GAt.liPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 6,. 446 7274 614 379 2502 Real Estate General NEIGHBORHOOD BAR - WELL ESTABLISHED TERRIFIC MOM ANO POP OPERATION LOCATED IN CITY CALL FOR A SHOWING AND COMPLETE DETAILS' 4 room house for sale 46 N.:ul Ave $12 000 Celt 614 367 0425 3 BR remodeled kitchen & bath Orchard S. grepe harbor Barn With lot or 30 acre• 7 m1 from t own Mak e offer Can Saw Mtll fri Ck 4 block pte untt M / motor S6 500 Call 614 643 2503 532 7869 Coli 614 379 2760 lovely new 3 BR home bUtlt th1s tprtng 2 car garage n ce area Clay & c ty schools 6 miles grom Gall poll Will cons1dar mob le home •• tra de m 847 500 Cal614 446 8038 TON OH 46401 Or Call513 263 6144 Aeal 304 676 3816 ••e E,11termrtal Chemtcals Inc 11 lookmg for a penon who wants to be n the term1te and pest control business f or themtetves Presently we heve an euabllshed franchise for sale at a very reasonable p11ce- terms avatla ble It covers Galhpol•• Pomer oy Ohto and turround1ng coun t u Ple as reply to EXTERMITAL CHEMICALS INC Ph New 4BR 2 bath Clark Or 152 000 Newtv ramodled Hs 2BR t22 000 m Add1son Call 8898 BMRn41 2 KYGER CREEK - 3bedr ooms 28x32 garage 2 3 acres close l o power planls and school $51 900 FU TUR E SAL E Th uosday July 30 198 7 TRACTORS J 0 S40 or more free marchand se for hav ng 1u1t a $ U5 needle craft class New Chmtmu catalog Call JoAnn 614 388 EVERETT R ABLES ADMINISTRATOR tiU9 ) !1St~<.15 Employment for 9\len ng shtft 21 yean or older w ell earned comm•stton Mu st enJOY people & be dependable Apply In person SAM 4PM Mtllhones Soh1o US At 35 R o Grande .. HOUSEHOLD L' 11g room surte collee &end tables lamps recline• B&W TV Sears new 75 000 btu nat gas healer w/ lan &lhermos tal na t gas I eaters lans chesl ol drawers van oty dresser couch mrsc pols pans & d1shes electmal applia nces Ca or~c gas ran ge table & chaus relngmlor auto Maytag washer & dryeo Hoove1 upr~ghl sweeper bed dresser Srn ger sew 1ng machme and lot s mo~e MISC Step ladders e~l ladder voce auger & briS push garden plow school & song books lots ol hand tools ~ AUCTION ;~ Galhpol s Developmental Cen tar must ba QMRP Certifiable hcenae orpendmghcense Exp or.ence worlctng wnh MR popula t1on as a member of en 1nterd11C1 ph nary team If nt ere sted contact the Personnel Depart ment at GOC Gall polls Ohio 466 31 Telephone 614 446 1642 EOE Real Estate General 446-3636~~ Auctioneers Note Thos woll be a short sale Some thrngs can be converted lo home use as well as commercoal Be on bme' 18 Wanted to Do 1---------- 614 742 2393 o• 614 Openmg for Soc1ol Worker 3 at _7::: 4:::2:::3:. 0.:, 91_ _ _ __ __ VETERANS Earn extra monfff in the Army National Guard 304 AUDREY f CANADAY RI'ALTOR ROBERT GOROON REALTOR 446-6216 liAR\' FLOYD REALTOR 446 3383 2$ LOCUST SIREET GAUIPOL !iJ.OHIO Schools I nstructoon SOCIAL SERVICES WORKER 3 Coli Realty G10vanm s P1zza 435 Second Ave (DOWN TOWN) Gallipolis Oh1o I 15 Wanted mature lady tO hve m with elderly lady good home reason1ble pay mu11 hav e refer encn respon d to Pomt Pluunt J•m 1 odd JObs p..nttng drl\l• Aegtster Box P 18 200 Ma1n way rneal~ng carpenter work & St Po~nt Pleasant roof repatt tr-. & hadgn exper enced Call 814 379 Part t1ma. appl cant must be 2416 expltt'lenced m chang1ng car truck and tractor tlfes front er"jd Jim s odd Joba pa1ntmg drive alignment a plus mu1t have way reseahng carpenter work & mechantcal ab I ttet Apply m roof repa•r trees & hedges pfllson only no phone calli exper1encced Ph 614 379 please Oh10 Valley Tire Ou t let 2410 Galhpohs Ferry W Va Occ•••onal sitting Wtth the elderly your houn or m1ne Near Wanted LPN s at Oak H II downtown Call 814 446 Communtty Madtcai Centet Inc 49111 Part ttme must be ex per en cad tn Genatr ca Please submit Can do I ght hauling and roof1ng resumes to Shet'l W Johnson Reasonable ratea Manon RN BSN Dnect or of Nuratng Sntder 614 949 2629 ,350 Ch arlotte Avenue Oak H1ll OhiO 45656 lawn mower repatr W II p ck up and deliver Also ltght hauling AUCTION cream can and other rmsc I 0 Mac McCoy Auct - 985 3944 Lun ch Served full t tm e Optometr~ c assstant send resume to Bo x C 15 Pt Pit Register 200 Me n St Pt Pit W Va 5pm General Full ftme Optomlll'lrlst Se"d Resume to Box T CO 100 4PM Meet ntce people Make new -:-- -- - - - - - frtendt Sell Avon & earn 8$$ D 1eover mu11 c th 11 su mmer Call614 446 215 6 With mdiVtdual guitar ban guttll' lessont at B runlc~rd ls Wanted Body man Experienced Musu;, Call for opentngt 614 only Call 614 446 8990 or 446 0687 tnatructor Jeff 614 388 9062 Wamslev 614 446 8077 ttm e resident manage~ couple needed for a small apt commun•tv m Athens Hu1band t o handle ma1ntamence and the wiie to handle rental collecttont showmg and renttng aptt etc Small t alary apt •nd utilhtet supphed Send bnet letter or resume to The Datly Sentinel Box 729R Pom eroy Oh1o 46769 7 prcnrc tables w/2 benches eac h 2 slat sea t charrs AUCTION ~ Part Of Wanted Home for Sale by Owner Gr~tenbriar Est 3BA b hwel on 2 4 1eres AC W 8 F P wet bar 2 Cit 91r1g1 Ph Betoore 4 OOPM ti14 446 4009 Aher The Meigs local School Diatr~ct 11 cunently . .king applicataont lrom certlf1ed appltc1nta lot an Au1stant Vars1ty Football Coach 7th 1nd 8th Gr1de Foothill Coach Boys 8th Gr1de Basketbell Co1ch Boys 7th Grade B..ketball Coach A11tst ant Htgh School Track Coach Jumor H1gh Track Coach A1111t ant Jun10r H1gh Track Coach G rls Volleyball Catch Gtrll Assistant Volleyball Coaeh G rls Reaerve Softball Co1eh G rls Juntor H gh Basketball Coach H1gh School Cheerleader Adv1sor Freshman Cheerleader Adv1sor and Juntor Htgh School Cheerla.ter Advtaor for the 1987 88 school year Appll cantl must hold a vahd Ohto teachmg certificate and for coach1ng posltlona must meet cert1ftcat1on requ~rementt of Oh10 for sports med c~ne and CPR Panons Interested should contact Dan E Morns Supenn tendent of Me gslocal School• at 621 South Ttmd Avenue m M ddleport Ohto 676 3950 Pomeroy- Middleport- Galhpohs, Oh1o- Pomt Pleasant. W Va :::· ~~~~~~~E:=f~[=~~~~~~~~3~1~~H~o~m~es~fo~r~S~a~l~e~~~~~~~~~~lr~~~~~~~~lr~~~~~~~==lr~~~~~~R~e~a~I~E~st~a~te~G~e~n~e~ra~l~~~~~ 614 446 3072 992 3476 R1ck Pearson Aucttoneer 11 censed n Ohio and West Vtrgt ma Real Enate anttque farm I qu1dat1 on sale• 304 773 5786 or 773 6430 June 21. 1987 E•prets Offers 23C: t Slop P•V • Hend Load P•y • P11d VICittona lnaurenca - Uf• - Mechul - Dental - Vti!On Outllondlng Loto Model Equipment 2 Aotlfomont Plono Strrve to ge1 Driver~ home ever 7 10 days Please brmg p,.t 3 year tfftP&oyment ~rd whh addr..... end phone numbers FOA MOAE INFORMATION CALL TOLL FREE (100) 552-!1325 frame to level 4 to 5 bed oom~ newer plank floor nR rn k tc hen family room wrth I replace formal drn ng, I vmg FIRSTTIM£ ON MARKO I IAKEA LOOK TODAI ATTHIS SHARP BRICK & FRAME RANCH - 3 s pac~us bedrooms lamly room lo•mal lr vrng100m 2baths heat pump/central a1 2"' ga11ge rn ground 18 x36 pool 12393 STAND SAC! AND LOOK - Ready lonove nlo Owner should be nleuo1 deconlor 3 bedroom• 2~ baths H2406 k1lchen w~h applian ces nrce largeland!Caped kll Cly schools DOn I let !hrS one ~ Pby' Wllh pr vacy lence Mamcured lawn C1ty sch ool~ NEW LISTING LARGE FAMILY ROOM 3 bed•oom lwo sto1y home '" Addavrl!e.school area lull basement Elec.tnc heat w1lh woodburner hooked to furnace duct Pr ced at $36 50000 .or.!402 NEAR RIO GRANDE ON SR 325 - LOT WITH I £TAL BUILDING 130 x40')- tOO of •oad llontage SI O1!00 Callloday mn family room formal I vmg and dmtng room lat n NEW LISTING PRICED RIGHT! - 7 hedromn c!!poll laoge 11nrm hu•ldm ~ new rool on asiOI> ~ 1hway II 7000 Clay School d1strrct Ca ll torlay lor ~n appo r trnc rl #2401 WHAT AS£1TING- Wlh all Ihe l oee~ on bloom!h s home IOOkl hke an ad lor Belle Homes and Garden~ Bnck and frame b1level sell rng on 3t actes of wood s large fam1ly room wrth $lOne lrreplace eal tn kitchen MENU fOR TODAY' - How aboul a lasly dsh ol mcome12 StillY home and2 bedroom ga11ge apanmenl ~caled n Clly Callloday 101more rnlo1mahon and an ltvtng and d n ng room Home noo ds some lrmshmn I ouches Owner has reduced house SS000 Ct!y schoot\ appomlmenl !2386 2 FOR THE PRICE Of t -12 acre• roll ng !o llal l•nrl wlh pond' 1 BR home w•lh heal pump relng diShwashil salellle d•sn '" 1nclud d PLUS 12 x60 COME & lAKE A LOOK AT MEl I M ONLY 124 900 & WANTING AN OFFER - 3 bed1oom alum nom sded ranch w~h h~J ng room eal m krtchen car part over I acre la wn and more SR 141 Centenary area mas w1thm 6 mes ol lown $69 500 ""II' mobrl ehome presently be1ng rented ncludmR underprnn ng, app! ances and furnrlure Call for an appo nlmenl o 1987 Ctntury 21 Real Eat.att Corporation 11 trustee for Ihe NAF ill and 100 - tudtmarb of Century 21 Real £Mate Ccrporation Equal HQU,ing Opportun ty a EACH oma: IS tNOEPiiNDENTtY OWNED AND OnRAnO , mos �Page- D-4- The Sunday T1mes-Sentmel . 3.3 Farms for Sale · -----• 8 acrn on Tnbble Rd off Rt 62 '" Plus tton bu1ld1ng warehouae , 3 BA house barn cellar plus 2 lit her bwld'"ll' An bleck top • road Call 304 458 1818 Call .. after 8PM ... ~o acre farm Mannan Trace ""Road Glenwood W Va for "' more Information call 30 4 773 ; 51 18 or 773 5186 after 5 00 · 34 41 €ommercral butld1ngs for leau Downtown Pt Plee1ant Store• nff1ces A One Real Estate .. carnl Yeager Broker Call 30 4 ·::--=-:.....:.:__ __ •675 5104 : 747 lnddustrlal llorllge 12 foot ..over head door 3 phasas of .electr~c 1 U..:4B steel butldmg 614 446 2362 For appointment 35 Lots & Acreage •M obtiY Home Iota for ta l& 50ft W1de (approx I 260 ft long Athalia Oh1o Ruad frontage ava tlable On Rt 7 on Oh10 Rtver betwaen Athal1a Oh1c. a. B1g pow or hnes F1nancmg available by owner Call G Frank Creamer Chenpoak Oh1o 614 867 4488 1 IJ car blc ck ga111ge- Approx 'h acre land wrrh wa ter ta p sept1c svatem olect1c hookup Appro• 1 m1lo off Rt 7 Georges Crl!ek ~d Mutt St~ ll Call ;ro4 882 2366 Hou1e 3 BR 1 located 661 Fourth Ave 1186 mo 175 dep 614 446 3870 or 614 c.n 448 1340 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 Bedroom , Mobtle Home in Crown C1ty Ph 614 268 6620 2 BR mob1le home 1160 / month 1150 Oepo1rt located on Sowarda Ridge Rd Call 814 266 6206 or 246 6122 1 Ox 50 2 bedroom• No pen Ca ll614 949 2424 J bedroom tu rntshed AC Good clean condn ton 1160 pet mon ttt Nsw Haven 304 882 2466 2 bedroom m ob1le home Roush Lane Cheshire Ntce lot Call 304 773 5928 2 bedroom tnuler for rent rn Mid d leport Call 614 992 3438 Two 2 bedroom mob1le home• furn11hed yard wrthcham hnk f8nC8 $76 00 dep011t phone 304 67 6 66 12 aft er 5 00 pm 44 Rentals -41 H ousea for Rent 28R AC c1b le Hud accepted R1vervurw tn K•nauga Fosten Mob1le Homa Park Ph 614 446 1602 Bu son ess Buildings Houses for Rent -Ni cfJiy furn 1shed smell hou se Adulu only RefArencel re •qurfed Ott str etlt parllmg Ph 1>14 446 0338 "f'!No bdr untu rnl1had house Yjorltshop ganga Marned .couples W1ll accept 2 ch ildren <Ref and dep Call 44 6 9686 lJn turnlshed house 3 bdr Rod nav Village II S275 C11ll 446 ... 41 6 alter Bpm 6 ruom flou se on lerge lot Electric heel stov11 & reh rg furnished On St At Call 8'14 446 0974 i.BR furntshed or un furn rshed "AC uttht•e& pd C11ll 614 446 , 200 aftttr 6 or rent or sale 3 BR 2 bath Waoded lot nl!ar M o1g11 H1gh School Ca ll 614 446 8898 or 8")4 992 5304 Z.. bedr oom hot~ se ~tnd apt tor rent In Pomeroy Partlallv fur plshed depo11rt required Call 814 992 2381 tn Pomeroy a nu::o home wrt h 6 fOOms and bath full basement an(l ftreplace Phon e 614 992 3187 6':roo ms and bnth at Lang1vllle t)OO PIH month plus depostt Approv ed referu ncu1 reQurred Call614 992 7286 8 roo m hou11e in Pomeroy Call 61.4 992 3436 3 room3 and beth gas heal IJIOLmd ll oor washer ond drver hook up no cMd"" ommed .. te No pets Phone 304 675 4480 oxt53 or 50 accupancy 2"' h11d room hou1u tohtrenco f eQurrud 304 676 7605 6 room house Camp Conley ar ea 1226 OOmon th 304 676 13:]1 ar 676 38 12 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Oh1o-Pomt Pleasant. W. Va Apartment lor Rent Apanments tor the Elderly French town Apanmenn 727 Fourth Ave Opemng soon 24 unttl designed for Semor C1t1 tens (62 & older) & handtcappod persons Rent lncludm g ad/Uit ment for Wiler sewage & eloctr1c 11 ba1ed on l!!nanu mcome Equal housmg oppor tun1ty Application• may be p1cked up 11 Spring Valley Pl aza Call 446 46 39 All e l ectr~c heat pump1 Rto Grande New 2 BR Apt St ove refr1gantor & water rur1111hed S225 per month " No pet s Dep011t Call 6 14 446 8038 Furn ed Etr1 ctoncy Apartment 3 rms & beth carpet throughout priva t e & qu1et Smgle w orkrng perso n only Call 614 446 4807 446 2602 Apartment tor Ren t 3 rooms 1126 / mo Adult s Call 304 675 5104 ur 676 7738 Efficiency all ut1ht1e1 patd 1 BR apt panly turn td Next to R1o Grande College C1111 614 446 8883 or 446 1323 661 Thud Ave Unfurn 2 BR carp eted appliances outarde storage $260 plus depo111 & utllttle1 Call 61 4 246 9598 44 Apartment for Rent One beuroom apar! ment w1th large cou ntry k !chen new appliances ul1ltly room wa fer sewer and tras h serv1ces pr oVIded Qurel ao ea ·~~~~~---- MOBIL•1 HOM•1: FOR S'l' 111 1: 1~72 Vondale 14•61 woth expando, 2 car garage, concrete drrve extra tra1l er hook on 1 7 acru mi t on black top rood Noor 35 PH 446 -9226 61 Household Goods Me r chanri~Sr: lAYNE S FURNITURE GractoU• ltvtng 1 and 2 bed room apartment• It Vtllage Manor and R•veratde Apart menu m Mtc:ldlep ort from t2 15 including utllttt• C1ll 814 992 7787 EOH 1 bedroom furntshed apt '" Mtddleport All uttl•t•es petd f210 per month Cai16U 992 5150 1 bedroom deluJII apartment comp letely carpeted )utchen furntth&d central heat and air 1260 per month See Ruby at Vaughan• Cardmal M lddlepon Ef1 1c•encv 1pt f or rent on Roush Line 1n Cheshrre Surteble f or one or two people Call 304 773 5828 APARTMENTS mobtle homes houset Pt Pleaaant and Galllpo Its 614 446 8221 6 room un turn1sh ed apt Reese treiler hltctt 304 675 141 5 Clean apt 1n HendMSOn part ially turnlshftd 304 &75 1972 after 5 00 pm 1 bedroom ground floor prwele entrance recently remodel ed Everything furn loc outskrrts Henderaon 82 60 month 304 675 8730 2 bedroom furntlld ept ret and depoSit New Haven W Va 30 4 882 3267 or 304 773 50 24 Garage apt 3 rooms & bath Furntshed mcludtng we1her Clean No pets dryer & a~r Ad ults only Ref & dep requ rred Ca11614 446 1519 Furnt1had apartment $225 utll111as pa id 1 bdr 920 Fourth Galhpohs Ca ll 446 4416 after Spm Furm1hed aplftm ent &226 ut thtrae pa1d 1 bdr 939 Second Galhpohs Call 446 4416 after 8pm Furn11hed & unfurnished apts •1&0 00 anc.. up references Ph 304 675 7738 or 304 67 5 6104 A 1 Ratti Eatate Furmahed Efftaencv S145 Ut1h t1e1 petd shar e bath 607 Second Ave Galhpolts Ph 446 4416 after 7PM 1 BR Apartment 740 Second Ave 1186 plf month Depo11t requ tred Call 614 446 4222 between 9 & 6 44 1 1nd 2 bedroom apanments for rent BIStC rent for 1 bdr 118300 2bdr U1900 Alto requtred 1 f200 00 Heurity deposit CONTACT Jackson Estat 11 Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Hou11ng Opportumty 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Ohvt St Galhpoltt NEW 6 pc wood group t399 Ltv '"9 room whu 1198 t699 Bunk bedt With bedd1ng t199 Full llle mlltr•s & toundllt•on sll rttng f99 Recltners start ing &99 USED Bed• drnt lft bedroom 1uitat &199 1299 Oaskt wnnglf wa1her a complete lme of used furmture NEW w.. ttrn boots &30 Workboota f18 lit up (Steel & soft t oe) Call614 446 3159 Upstlttl unfurnr1had apanment Utthti" Pitd Carpeted no ch1ld ren or pets Call614 446 1637 Fumtsh&d apt n&Kt door to Ubrary On e profesa1onal Adult only Parktng Ph 448 0338 Rooms ror rerft day week month Gallla Hotel Call 614 4469715 Renta s lowasl 120 month County Apphence Inc Good used 1pphances •nd TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat 614 446· 1699 627 3rd Ave Gallipohs OH Furmshed room $11.6 Uhhtl811 pa1d Share bath Smgle mele 919 Second Galhpol11 Call 446 4416 aft et' 7pm Valley Furniture new & uted Large section of quahty furnl ture 1 2 16 Eutern A\18 Gallipolis 47 Space for Rent Off1ce Space ror Rent Excellent for A n orney1 Accountant etc Clo Re to Court House Call Wr1eman Real E1tate Agency GOOD USE D APPUANCES Wuhers dryere refrtgeraton ranges Skaggs Appliances Upper R1var Ad be11de Stone CrHt Motel 614 446 7398 814 448 3644 M ob1le Home Space 60 tt or amallet S76 Water Pd 920 Fourth Galhpolts Call 614 446 4416 lifter 8PM New Muter Cake Freezer Slle 6 1 Cube Almond vtnyl Call enyt1ma 614 388 9069 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy Rental trailers Call 614 992 7479 Electnc range & relng Both Good Shape 1100/ each Call Space for small lrallen All hook up 1 Cable Al so efftcll!ncy rooms au and cable Ma son w Ve Call 304 773 665 1 814 388 9642 Wuher & drver 8100 for both Cell614 446 1369 Sol• and chairs l)t'lc.d hom 131JIS to fill Tabt11 t50 end up to •1215 H•d•• bHa 1390 to 15915 Aeclinen 1221 to 1371 L..mpt I 21 to t 125 D"'.n.. t109 Mel up 10 1496 Wood ta~a w I ch!Mrs t281S to ne& Desk 1100 up to 1375 For S1le bunk beds and mat ''"'· t150 Good condhton Chett frMzer 175 Ltrga man 1 druaer 136 Call 614 992 &618 Pubh c Notice Sav e over 50 percent New m1nreu hquida t1on ule to be hald Thursd•y June 25 Inside the Galhpohs Hohday Inn Sale runs ffom 10 OOAMhl8 OOPM No phone c-'1• please Tw1n mattreues n•n at t29 Huge seleet1on Frn balloon• for the klddl• Don 1 "'1•11 ltl Hutch• t40Q and up Bunk beds compltee W· mltlrntn f295 and up to t395 Baby bedt 111 D Mat1reu11 or boa tpt1ng1 full or twin Ill firm t78 and 188 OuHn 1etJ U21, K~ng U&O 4 drtwer chllt Ill Gun or tlectnc C:lbinl'ta a gun r1nge 1375 Beby mattr"Mt *36 • 146 Bed frlmM 120 Good 130 • Kmg frame selection of ~room suttn metal c•blnetl headboard• r~d up to 186 a.. no 54 M11c . Merchandose Calleh1n 1 U1ed TtreShop Over 1 0001tfH,IIZel12 13 14 16 16 16 6 B mtles out Rt 21 8 Call614 266· 6261 Plasl1c: c11tern 1t11te apprc\l&d pl1111c 18ptiC tanks plastiC culverts metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack son Oh 614 2•6 5930 Eltate D1amonds Mens 5Yr carat total we1ght contama 1 3 ston• rn platmum mount1ng 2 men• 1 cara t d1amond cluster nngs 1n gold mount1ng Call 614 286 ~4163 or 286 1187 11 and 1S 1 u ~t l1ve mmutes from town - 4 llRs t ' hai11 s powdeo room krtchen dr nette I R wtlh corner woodblll ll CI tan11ly room c 11 pet aud l1ardwoo(i g"' l~e a t rrn1 111 1tlla ched garaJlC c1ty '> t: hools Ca ll loday DOWNTOWN LOCATION - liV EIN ONE RENT THE OT HER or RENT BOTH' - 2 stooy llomr wlh,3 IJRs balh t R krtcllen dm ng rm ga:-~ heat Gcna~e iiPilrtment m reao ollm 2 BRs bal h krt chen launrlry 100 111 Makt us an oll et BUI AlllllE OR BUY A101- IItts home can be pt!l c l~t~:ied w th 5 1cres or 58 ac res ~n d oll eos 3 BR' ? balhs LR krl chen w oo<lbunun ~ ~lovr c ~rpet 1obacco base 40x60 lrar n cellar hou s~ aud several ~ herJ s C!l ll 101 mm r tnl or maiiOll INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 9 acres m/ 1 diJP t Ox 1111 lrom HMC w1l h honta11.e on Sl llt t 60 AFFORDABtltlY + LOCATION ::: ONE NICER STAR1ER HOME - Nt•ar Green School 3 BRs 1"111 t R klchcrr lu eplacc lull ba ~em e 11 b RVlll{i C111l fm mOlt~ detatls ENJOY THIS HOME - 4 BR, 2 haths equrpp ed k1lclt eu LR allach ed garage heat pump l crul a1r whrrlpool "' maste1 ballt above ground pool Shown by ap potntm ent OUPLEX 4 SAL E - Gtt'al rnvestrncnt too the buyeo located on Goaham School Rd Each unrl offers 2 BRs I vrng ooorn bath krtchen and slovc refrtR OW and d spl 1aund1y tat ge car purl cen11 !II atr ~ nd star approved credit 3 Mil• out Bui...,IHe Rd Open 9am to 6pm Mon thru Sat Ph &14 441 age well LOTS FOR SALE - Sl ate Rl 7 rural wale r avarlable mobrle home wel come Call lor more detarls PRICE REDUCED TO $39 9001 - GREAT BEGINNER HOME - Thos home offers a lar ge LR wrlh trreplace kotchen drnrng area 3 BRs bath lull basement I car gao aRP deck fenced yaod tusl mrnutes to town on Rt 141 Call for an apporntment LOTS OF POTE NTIAL HERE!- 2000 sq It butldrng wotll lronlage on St Rt 160 12x 20 wal k mcooler t 2 It dary case Call loo moo e deta1ls $39 900 - I 7acoesm/ 1Veoy n1ce ranch style home features 2 baths 3 BRs LR. lamoly rm and foomal dmmg, ca rpetmg. woodburn rng stove Call for mooe mlorllla toon New Oakwood htngtng t 126 New Oakwood gilder 82 50 Catl 614 1771 Haatllatcr all metal f1repl1ce complete- t:l10 Call 614-446 1340 ' Buyona any StUch•n saw chain 1nd get 1econd ch11n half pnce SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Hend••on W V1 304 676 7421 New Holl1nd 7ft hiV btne Gehl 95 grmdar mtxer New Holl1nd 717 Forage Harvester All 900d cond 304 273 4215 2 cyl AC DC welder on tra•let 81300 I 77&3 Condtttonar (2) Hotpo,nt 21 BTU 220v se~r•8&oo BTU 1 1 Ov frost free refug auto washlf small freezer Co11 Mercerville Rd Bo x 219 E (on ma1lbox) Mercervllle PARSONS FURNITURE New wood 6 pc liVing room IUitH 1399 96 New livtng room suites from 1179 96 to 1700 Chnt of drawers 4 drawet 148 • 6 drawer tl59 9151 End tlbiH from tee 95 set Used Furniture bedroom suttea full llled beds twin beds and rotkll'a Rechners from 199 96 and up THE WORKING MANS FRIEND ooo Rotary cultiVator plow mow• for a Gravely tractor Also used part1 for a Gravaly Tractor Call 614 446 4149 .' eoo 843 3787 .21 full hook ups lots ten t camptng 2 apartments t o rent out large frontage on Oh1o Rtver Large Lock House Ra ~ 1n e Oh1o Call614 949 2526 Adm1ral err cond1t1oner 14 000 BTU $160 614 992 3100 Toro 21 '" mower 145 11m a & W TV $75 Men• 3 apd btke-tl50 1ntenor door & tram• $35 Call614 448 4141aher6 or on WHkands Harley Davrdson Golf Cart tor sale Gas Good condtt1an new top new tmted wmdshteld new trres runs gaod S600 Call Earl Roush 614 992 2546 or see at 298 Wrtght St Pomeroy TONY S GUN REPAIRS hot rebluemg free puppy wrth each bluerng JOb call 304 676 4631 3 or • PROPERTY, S HOMES Live in one, Rent 4 or rent all S All dose loge !her INVESTI'IINT Top lefl--5 rooms 2 bed rooms l bath front & back porches Top Roght-8 rooms duplex 4 bedrooms 2 baths nat gas he a' Cente1 -6 rooms fu ll ba semen t 2 or 3 bedrooms ! bath large front porch gas FA fu rn ace Bottom lelt-6 oooms 2 bed oooms I bath donmg roo m nat gas heat Bottom Roght-Garage apartment 2 bedrooms I bath • ~ n lmg now for $150 00 per mo 656-660 BUY All fOil ONlY $72,600 liT THE lENT PlY fOR IT PHONE I«<W •• •• •• •• • Buy 3 ways'" 3 bedroom home woth 88 acres $65 000 00 3 bedroom house woth 3 acres $43 000 00 Or buy the 88 acres too $21 500 00 Hannan Trace Rd 3 pc cherf)' dtnmg room 1et 5 24 base ktt cebtnets sofa Call Andy Stgler 1285 801 Ford Tractor Runs good $2860 Lite model Ford mow mg mach tn~t-$650 J 0 baler $660 Grmder mtxer $695 Call 614 286 6622 1972 175 MF lractc.r Exc Cond Call 614 286 7661 between800to 430 AskforJoe 501 F t=~ rd mow1ng machtne Call Harold Provens 614 379 2164 anyttma Manure spreader exc cond $1500 or best offel' Large sprayer approx 200 gal New pump 8960 or beft offer Mauey Ferguson sq baler Massey Fergu .. on 13 for part s 11000 for both Ca11614 867 a1 r BLACKBURN ' 55 Buoldong Supphes REALTY 245 5121 Concrete blocks all 11zea yard or delivery Muon sand Galhpolts Block Co 123 /a Plne St Galhpoha Ohto Call 614 446 SPRING IS HERE and we have th e perfect coHage al<mg Raccoon Creek for you to spend your summer evenongs and weekends - year arou nd hvmg Buy now $42.500 2783 Ready m1x concrete and all cc.ncrete supplies Call ua Valley Brook Cement and Supphet 304 773 5234 56 Broker COMMERCIAL SITE loo sale located at 2206 Ea stern Ave All utllotres avaolable IF YOU ' VE BEEN THINKING OF LISTING YOUR HOUSE AND YOU WANT TO GET ITs US OR STOP IN OUR OFFICE • • AND LET US HELP YOU . 0 LD • 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446-0008 OWNER HAS REDUCED THE PRICE TO $39 900 - 132 9 m/ 1 pastuoefaom spo rngs 42x94 barn tobacco base Older home rn good shape 3 BRs bath LR krlchen Call today CORA MILL RD - Perry Twp - Bacres m/ 1 ~acant land Call lor mooe detarls AffORDABLE PRICED AT JUST $29.900' - Close to coty on R1 141 lh1s home offers kotchen LR fa moly room donmg room and full basement large unaUached ~ock gar age Call lor an apporntment GREEN TWP - 2 5 acres m/ t ~ery mce home otrers 5 BRs 2 baths kolchen domng om LR carpet and hao dwood wood burneo new furnace Call for an appornt ment COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19 900 - Th1s attracltve home offers 2 BRs Nth kitchen woth range. dtnmg room LR carpel, I car unattached garage, Situated on two lots Call today GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE TO BE Nrce oanch style home sttuated on a 70x 1~8 It lot offers 3 BRs 1Y, baths LR FR w/ frreplce eat rn kotchen gas heat Green schools Call today $25 000 - VAllEY DRIVE - Thrs 3 BR home offers 2 baths kotchen LR OR car pel gas heat coty schools Call for an appt CHAROLAIS HillS - 3 24 acres more or less Owner ftnancrng avaolable COIIIIERClAL BUILOING - PERRY TWP. - NEAR CORA - 600 sq sleet buold ong. odeal for anyone on truckrng. drrlhng or momng busmess Owner may constder leasrng or lonancmg Gall lor more onforma !ton n 30 5 ACRES MI L - $11 000- Sec 93 Walnut Twp. Fronts on WMe Hollow and Berry Rd Septoc lank HOUSE AND 29.4 ACRfS, MI L. OHIO TWP - Thos home offers 3 BRs, bath LR. krtchen. large laundry rm w/ nsher & dryer There 1$l lobacco bl!und a 36x36 lob barn I ALL cRAMifti'rilGE Stretch out rnthosstzeable bedroom br level woth backyard made fo r kods Across from N o~h Gallia Htgh School You ve got to see rt todayt #207 We Need Lilfingg/! by Hay barley and straw 304 875 5088 65 Seed llo Fertilizer Want to lease 500 t o 600 lbs t obacco bile, 304 676 3466 Transport al ion 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Chrysler Fihh Avenue gcod cond1t lon Call 614 446 0008 1 984 Chwatte 42 000 mthtt Auto , atr 2 dr 62 200 1983 Chwette 4 dr 37 000 m1 $2 000 1984 Escort 4 dt 4 spd 51 000 mt 12 100 Cell 62 Wanted to Buy 63 Duree Boan Bred JU St l1ke th e boau we t ested at the Oh1o Testatton thet oamad over 2 6 Pony 7 yr mare hcu11ent w.ch ch1ldren plus new s1ddle Call 814 245 5588 1966 mu st eng c:onverhble white w ith black top very good condition Gerage kept Call 614 245 9097 home ph 245 6369 448 9476 1978 Trans AM 4 apd h'ans mtSston with overdrlve Good cond AM FM Tape Call 614 256 6228 1983 Ford Esconw1gon 4 spd AM FM tape CB $2499 John 1 Auto Salw Bul1vlllaRd Ga1hpoha Real Ess tate General YOU, TOO, CAN BENEFIT BY COUNTING ON SMITH FOR TOP NOTCH SERVICE LISTINGS NEEDED NOW \ I:Jr:--.0 r/11!11/ (/ ..)_' ::J Rr~ r-~ • T •L KYGER CREEK SCHOOlS Teorrhc smaller home w1lh Qulslandm g rrveo voew 3 bed room home mcludes livrng room wrlh attractove hreplace wrth mseot eat rn krtchen and lar ge coveoed Stde porch and 2 car gaoage Well manocured 0 9 acre la wn $37 500 Emllent starter or vacallon home #240 R~DUCED PRICE! OON1 WAITI IT WON1 LAST'I Because ol Sprrng Va lley Estates goeat repu tatoon lor bem g the oulslandon g place to lrve we sell homes as fa st aswe can ltstthem Th1sattractove3 bedroom brock wont last long ll rncl udes afo rmal dtnong room mce krtchen I ~ baths recent redecorating wrth wallpapeo and pa~nl II san all masonry homewith an average heat brll of $31 00 per month and os pr ced at $59 900 because the owner has be'n transferr ed 1980 Trans Am EJtc Cond 52 000 m1les AC AM Cassena CB $4 800 Call 1977 Corvette 63 000 mtles T top Qood condition Call 614 446 4316 after 6pm Lovestock HERES A GENTLEMAN S COUNTRY PLACE You'll have little to do except relaKand entOY one ol the best buttt homes tn the county Thrs os a ooomy 2100 sq ft 3 bedooomborck wtth 31/i acres of rollong land Prestrgoous neoghborhood 1n an arearestncted to hogher pnced resrdentral Th ree large bedrooms formal dmrng and chao mmg family room woth see through frreplace The kitchen oncludes Cornmgw are ra nge new refrrgerator m1crowave oven dishwasher and lots of oak cabonet s 2 lull ceramoc baths and an oversrzed 2 car garage wothautom atiC door You II be greeted by an outslandmg vrew from each wmdow Thrs statel y appearrng hom e woll be haod to match m tod ay s market Prrced at $114 60r #lOS IMPRESSIVE 2 STORY 11 you are not ready to buy BEWARE ol thos unusually ntce 3 bedroom home A veoy homey lamrly room wrth f11 eplace tormal entrance formal dmm g wofe approved kttchen woth all applrances plus snack bar stools Lar ge master bedroom wtth full bath and huge walk mcloset All thecarpet 1s new oo mgood con d1llon 2\\ baths 2 furnace and arr condttron mg systems Your choldren woll love the neighbor hood wh1ch rnclu des a pool and tennts etc Momand Oad writ love the quoet peaceful street and the beautiful senm g overlookmg a t1ny lake Oad can forget about exterror parnllng tl s marntenance hee Ollered at $87 500 ~rrul/1 Gl ~ ra Thrs I 570 sq It 1 I basement may be 22 yeas old but looks l1ke newrnsrde Completely redecorated woth e•cellent color scheme plush carpeton& krtchen apploan ces lloor t1 le and on and on Home has 4 bedrooms 2 bath s rec room central au and garage on a flat lot $47 000 #408 .,....,... ilL r v ~ o;f ~otC "'~~ \o[ 'T~ SUPER HOME IN 110 GRANDE Well buill and on good ocndotoon 3 5 bedoooms famoly room hvmg room krtchen d~nrng area, utrhty ooom I ~ baths partral basement for heatong equopment and storage Energy eHocoent well nsulated Coty ultfrtres Noce lot for lawn flowers and garden Opposote Oavrs Hall Excellent for students reachers and employees Thos one you need to see lrsted at $50 000 #317 " { n~ .,. rq r ' '-' Pats for Sale COlY 3 BEDROOM HOME IN CITY! Home Includes fam rly ooom hvrng room eat m kotchen, remodeled bath wol h shower Well buolt home on good condltoon Fenced 1n backyard Patoo New roof Gas heat $46 900 A PLACE YOU ll LOVE TO CAll HOllE Charmon g 2 story VInyl s1ded home goves you a wonderful warmleehng Includes4 bedrooms l 'h baths l1vrng room l'ltlh frreplace atb actrve drm ng room woth corn eo chr na cabinets lao ge eat rn kotchen and lull basement wrth asecond lroepl ace Quatlly detarled constouctoon throughout Located on a quoet deadend streel Wllhln walkmg dostance to schools 2 car garage All lor $65 000 N209 Groom and Supply Shop Pet Groommg All breeds All styles JulteWebb Ph 614 446 0231 Oragonwynd Ca ttery Kennel CFA H1malayan Perelan and S1amase k1ttens AKC Chow pupptes New k•ttene S1amese and Himalayans Call 614 446 3 844 after 7PM •• •• •• •• •• •• • NfW liSTING- NICE 2 BEDRII HOllE near Evergreen oo Evergreen Prospect Rd Approx ~ acre land county water Purchase now lor $24 500 •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 3 BEDROOM HOllE IN PLANTS SO - El ce llent condtloon New roof vrnyl srdong. onsulaled Full basement Crly water and san~tary sewer $55 000 REDUCED TO $48 000 COMFORTABlE COTIAGE - 2 bedrm s sotuated along Garfield AVe Buy now for $16 000 THE FAMILY Will LOVE THIS ONEI Ran ch styl e home on 5 acre mi t offers 3 BRs bath kotchen fam1ly room LR car pet heatalator forerlace WB stove 2 car attached garage, 6x32 on grou nd pool Cham tonk lence Call for an appoontment E M . WISEMAN , BROKER DAVID WISEMAN. 446-9555 B J HAIRSTON, 446-4240 CL YO!; .II I(VALKER, 245-5276 LORETTA Mc~ADE , 446:,29 Straw S2 00 bale Morgan Wo odlawn Farm At 35 Pliny W Va 304 676 1286 or stop 1 979 Ford Bronco ex cond l ow mtles Alpme stereo system On e owner Ca1161 4 446 7383 anyttme Butldmg Matertala Block br1ck sewer ptpes wm dows hntels etc Claude Wm teu Rto Grandn 0 Cell 614 GRAHAM SCHOOL ROAD - Very nrce ranch oilers kotchen w/ 1ange reh1g OW dospl . mrcrowave LR FR donette 3 BRs I bath cent arr carpelrng. 2 metal utrllty bldgs Shown by appoontment RANNY BLACKBURN ·~· 814 985 4295 0 11ts and Alfalfa Hay round and square balea Morgan s Wood lewn Farm Phny Rt 35 304 675 12&6 evernng 614 379 2662 614 388 8711 STEP INTO ElEGANCE when you enter lhe loyeo of one ol the French Coty's lonesl for mal LR lormal d1010~ spacoous master bedroom wolh oflrce or sewong room ad1a cen t den 2 BRs upsla11s. 2'h baths 3 f11e places lg famoly room solanum covered pat1o screened porch and much more Call loo an appt LOVELY BRICK HOME IN TOWN - Thos home has a lot to offer Kotch en wrth range and drspl LR woth fireplace cao pet over haodwood lull basement attached garage wrth electrrc opener gas heat/cent arr sloo mwo ndows You II want to see thos one Cond1t1oned orchard gran clover hey Flatswoods .,,. Ea1y loadmg good road $1 00 4488 - - - - - -- - - - llbs per day Roger Bentley Sebme OH 513 584 2398 LEADINGHAM lEAL ESTATE-446·7699 OWNER LIVES OUT OF STATE AND WANTS TO SEll IMMEDIATElY" Very nrce roomy home 10 Sporng Valle( Estate s oilers LR equ 1p kitchen leal rn drnette 3 BRs 2 baths lamoly rm w/ lrr eplace laundry room 2 car attached garage gas heat 304 675 REAL ESTATE 446-3644 Hay llo Graon 64 hole d1gglf t276 Grader Blade &06 Ltndscapebox$295 Call Vamty With chalt mrcroweve 25 round tabla 2 ladder blck Low speed worm gear for chatrs 5 000 Watt heater truck l model grevely Tract or 7 6 bedrada 304 B82 3369 HP 304 675 4439 after 5 p m 3 or 4 Bedroom houn rn Kyger Cr eek School D11tr~ ct Ref tren ce! Ph 614 446 8621 WI 36 MF Dteael tractor with new 6 'I 8 ft above ground pool ready 4 7 Wanted to Rent Apartment for Rent 614 388 9376 71JJ acre campgrounds for • ale Good u1ed Color TV ' s For ule or tf'ade Call 614 448 1149 4 bedroom hcue 1n Southern Local School D ist r~et Ref erences are evatlable Call 614 992 5018 Ba.ut;tul black geit_. 4 yr old horse 63 1n tall Womenorch tld ufe Will uU for 1800 or trade for •mall• gerted horae Ctli ft finished mower $3796 Post 614 286 6522 Catalyhc Convertera only t89 96 Most models lnt talla t1on alao avltlable MuHter Man 9 Stimpson Ave Athens Oh1o NEW LISTING THIS ONE HAS IT ALU tt- 70 acres woth two resodents Barn. outbu1ldrngs l 065ib tobacco base Near Crown Crty Hannan Trace Schools Buy now for $58 000 / BUY NOW 2 ~ acre lot located wrthrn Sporngfreld Twp Galha Co $10 500 APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES of level ground ad1a cent to Pleasant Valley Eslates. 350 " road frontage wrth crty water, sewer and gas on premoses $400 per front loot IIEAT 3 BEDROOM HOllE located along Rou sh Rd Chesh11e Twp Kygeo Creek schools Approx ~ acre wblp pool Bu y now lor $49 500 3 BEDROOM HOIIf ON KATHY DRIVE near Holzer Hospolal low !lathe area large backyaod WBFP Galhpolrs c~y school dostnct ~nee $45 000 2UCRfS more or less Hazel Rodge SlOOOO llfW LISTING! OVERlOOKING OHIO RIVER - 12•65 1967 mobile home. One acre land woth 2 car garage ~II today Thos one won't last for SIO 000 •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• ••• •· •• •: ... ••· •• •• e; •• AKC German Shepherd Good wat ch dog stock wo rmed 7 wks $ 100 No check• Off Woods M1ll Rd Call 614 388 8546 YOU SAY YOU LIKE A SMAll TOWN? You want a reasonably prrced home woth a mce shady lawn! You don t like to pamt and want a house that os almost marnt enance fr ee! We may have tust what you are lookmg for Thos well kept home has three bedoooms and two baths and an allordable p11ce of $39 000 , Wanted Stud Servtce for AKC Reg femaleRottwatiBf' W1llg1ve P1c:k of htter Call 614 388 9354 AKC Reg td BoxM pupp1es 3 wks old Oeposn w11l hold Call EXTRA NICE FOR THE PRICEI Mode rn 3 bedroom oanch wo1h large k1fchen den la1ge ceram ic bath natural gas ~arage wrlh separ ate shop ooom Good place to raose children II s 1n Iown on a mce lot $44 900 #124 614 448 1413 R eg t ttere d m1n1atur e Schnauze r Black & 1ilver male 6 months S100 Call614 446 9419 after 6 PM Mln1ature Oachahaund 1 Y2 yelf old $76 Male-unreglltet'ed Call 614 446 1912 Reg Be1gle pups 9 wks old wormed 860 Call 61-' 256 1619 A K C Ronweiler puppr es Wa have too many female pupp1esl Ouahtv dog• at half pn ce Now onty SJOO OFA 1tock 614 696 1317 AKC Registered black male Cocker Span1el 2 yrs old good w1th chtldren eJ: ce llent ped• gr ee W1ll make good watch dog To good family S125 Call 614 992 6747 Purebred Siamese k1ttena Call 8 14 949 2290 AK C Samoyed puppies shots and worm ed health guaranteed ., 75 00 304 578 2728 57 Musocal Instruments 5B Fruot llo Vegetables Quality Frutts and Vegltabln reta1i end wholtHII B I S P1oduc::e ecross f rom P1lZI Hut Galltpohs Oh10 r.r 111· <'. Sii ppl lr" li 'J f ~ ! 111.> 61 Farm Equipment US CROSS. SONS 31 Wen Jlcktoft Ohio 8t4 211-1411 MnHy ferwuaon N.w Hoi8Rd lush Hog Sit• a hrvioe OYer 4d used trec:ton to choose from & complete line of new a u.ad equ•mlftt 8 E Ohio Laro• ...ICiion In 273 New Holloncl oq 1141 NEW ON IAUET I I& & Room1 all brrtk - 5 BR hu&al R lllthtn ut mdt nhtt plenty of cabml'ls & closets 2117 baths 2 C 11r on State Roule ctty schools 11135 SPARKlE SPAIUIU DEliGHTFUL NEW HOME Qu rck u lemakn fora birp1n prlu Jlhrh offtr- you rn a~ bt surprtStd Very well co nSIJucted w/G" lnsulzllon throuthout 2 btd•nrts Ut1l11y rm cou ld be Jrd bedrm Country kit w/ sohd osk eabinets u tra larte hvint rill Andersen Win dOWS Sll dlnl IIISSdoor laads to 40 deck In Iron( 24 on 11de I aCie lot fenced Ask mc l40 300 U37 flEW liSTING Comfor1able ] t.edrm home Lonltd across from 81oomfteld School 3 btllrm blh I& counlry k1tchen sunporc:h 8 m1 from R10 Grndt 123 SOO 2 lots tvJIIablt Jfl l2 80ACU FARM w/ tobacco but Just ofl SR211 Slyhsh r1nch home l bedrms e•trzl,. I r w/ woodburner Dttorattd ln 100d lisle Rtmarla ble cood bam W1 ll "lll1nd or home lly coM(dtr lind coatract ! 117 COMMERCIAl fRONTAGE ON $1160 ANXIOUS OWNER REDUCED PRICE 4 KrtS m/1 Country ho1111 with nn roof holwltff h11l:tr 11"11 and rtfn! ctmnt dnvt 1.1. b1rn 2 bktp f11kt ftnced w/ llftiiii)Ond 1110 II ENTlliDDERNIItD rMidtand oul 3 1&11odnrtl I ~ bllhl pden tub new country blue kttclltn w/ sol1d oak cabtlttll screened po1ch NEW GARAGE 21 140' w/ heat 200' wtrlnt Can be ust4 form re pi ll tit lrd 1501. 1134 fi(W LISTING O.net nys mtkt offtf Gibson R1pper 8au Gunar With case & amp U60 f1rm Call 614 388 9634 avenmga lol.- 011100 FOld 3ot Rollo 0321 l h • • Pott Oriw• 1700 7ft locutt pottl t1 315 Neh Ph 814-311-1132 • condnion U1ed very little Alao 614 667 2985 Apphcat10ns may be p1cked up at Spnng Valley Plaza. Call 446-4639 = All electnc heat pumps VINTON - CORNER OF CHERRY & CLAY - Nrce two story home oilers 4 SRs, 2 baths LR kitchen, den, dmmg room, lull basemen t sundeck foreplace Call for an appointment He1ton Sllage Wegon With roof and 8 ton runntng v•• ldce new 1--------':._- Rent mcludmg adJUStment for water, sewage, and electnc 1s based on tenant's mcome Equal housmg opportumty ADDISON TWP - Possom Trot Rold 93 acres m/1, all woods Old barn on poop erty $21 900 I 10 1peed b1cy cle &50 00 Whtrl pool bath apphance $50 00 7ft Chnatmas tree like new Now buy1ng shell co rn or &II' $50 00 E Lanham 179 N Park corn Call for latest quotes R1ver Or 304 675 2323 Ctty Farm Supply 614 446 pers~ns THE KIDS WANT A-POOL AND YOU WANT ENOUGH ROOM TO KEEP THEil OUT FROM UNDER YOUR FEET! - Thrs home ofteos all that 3 BRs, 3 baths equrpped krtchen 14x44 famoly room drnette frre place 2 car attached gaoage 20•40 pool and satellote dosh 3 to go AU accessortes and wooden deck mcluded $750 Call614 985 4418 Opemng soon 24 units designed for Semor C1t1zens (62 and older) and handicapped GREENFIELD TWP - 88 75 ac mi l lronts on SR 233 and fra nk Shatter Rd Owners report limber ·~:~-:sd ----------1blow• end chopper 8937 Atr 0322 Apartments for the Elderly FRENCHTOWN APARTMENTS MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME - Brtck ran ch 3 BRs I ~ baths krtchen w/ range double oven DW ltvrngom drnette famrly rm foreplace lull basement screened poo ch 2 cao allached garage KC sc hool drstrrct Basketball hoofl with & n-" Never u1ed 1536 90 D•n 11me as cuh wtth 304 675 1076 cent ~5~4~M[;,;,sc~M~e~rc~h~a~n~d~ia~a~~6~1~F~a~rm;=E;q:u~i:p:m:e:n:t~f6;3;:::~L~iv~e~s;to;c:,k~~Tl no Space for rent tr a1let spaces Locust Rd Rt 1 Po1nt Pl easant PICTURE THIS - You and your family re la<~ng on a wrap around deck enroymg a terorl c vrewof the Oil tO Rtv eo You ca n wrth thrs home al the ed~e or town Otlleoaltrac I ve leatu res rn clude 3 4 BRs 3 baths LR wrlhstone lrrepl ace and mrrrooed wall thai reflects the orver vrew FR rec ro om krlchen drne"e 2 frreplaces car pet cent arr If you hke Ihe rrver you II love lhrs one Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Used central a~r cond1t1omng Real Estate General DON T BE CRAMPED FOR ROOM ANY MORE- Thrs lnvely homeotters 2000 sq · June 21, 1987 system 1200 Call 614 446 7231 aflet 6pm Real Estate General FAMILV PRIDE MOBILE HOME PARK At 2 south Galhpohl Ferry WV Now rentmg lou tor &65 00 per monttJ Call 304 675 3073 after 5 00 PM 727 Fourth Avenue BROOKS tbE APARTM ENTS 446 1932 or 446 4639 June 21. 1987 O.~t~tr nnlt to rtloc1te •• cepflonatly dun Clouts m evtry rm Well kapt holM 2 IR den nn 1M tUlly turned mto 3rd btdrm ba1h l rM '11'14111tlll 1111 lh2T Smened tn palto earlott Ask111 only U9 500 00 lacres 11/ l ! 104 IACRIS PORT! ON$1154 Rtttnlly nmotlllad 2siOry homa lR OR 4 IRs f1111lr k1te1Mn wlblt loeds of c11tinets •lthty rm unporch btstiMnl All 11.. rms leeut1ful trHS tn tht rard 1501 mliRICI ANb FlAil ClOSE TO HOliEI Dtslralllt homt and lotllrOO St 1&0 Ask to'" tftSt4e lhll bN•tif•l rlfiCh 3 IRs country kitchen famrly filii wbtp Cil' port I K 111/ l low 1501 !Ill ADRIAUVE liDS SPECIA~ tloa<- IWIMMIIII ,..r $l6 DOOwoll buw ttl ill btd,. 11aeh (.,,. 11111 titelltn w/ tJt •n •• hit lllth fa~tnly rm utthty rt11 ftiiCtd yard SIDIW willdcM IOd doors Ctty IC:IMKIII luy !tOW 1AII like ed••tace allow urt ..st rite eftd pnce I ll! AlliiiCUANCH/ IAGIIfiCINIVIEW riot IIICIH 11141 pond Pv1 JOIII M ptBONI to~tdl towo.t 1111 t(lllflf'lt Ihis wtlldt1i1Md iON l IRs hv and diiURt I'll 2 h1IIU.Its 21 . .til . .II . II .11 ll11n4rJ "' Dt<l owrloolilll potMI ... '"" lr• IIOITH SfEING WOITH OWIIINC ~ 11)2 Ill lSTING - SIClUDED IUilDIIG I1Hr pv,_ Hvnlln& lodp Cflwrch HOII'II - new csll~~~o llchtu'' panet 1ood Clr,tl & roof. 1.&. rill uhlfty "" w/ ttw ps fllf'MCf aid Ctlltrll lit tl211EWUITING - 41 ACIES 1/L _t_lod~--• /noct tt. ut 111 titcM lt•17 l l l . . _ batllr ctlterJ tt*Kco blaa [ltallll) It SIOCIED PGID -ooo&lttol 1110 liofl01 .. ~~ '- rocl- '-1-lra I ltltlts plort1y of tlosl11 "''""'"'"" ltor~ I • .00 o/llno. tallllllotl I It ooUritl&l 2 liS old lillfal riiMS Hlflfttlllrkt Stltlol 0wMI' ls ttrH- WOIWIIH lort11rt Hl410 - 0 lOT SlruM l a roll IIJOO HAIEYOIII OliN PIIVU IIDAI tiGCl 211 •null l01d "'"' lo Oltoo .... 11110-7 ACIU Ill -if1tlltoH... io<llooo WllkUYIUE II Krll Ill 1llltl '"" "AIIUII TUCE 10 101 "'" I ..- booflp IIIlo oltor 11111110111 141 -idM lo"""' "" Off ollllllllmllt '""' ro11 - • • - 4 - uo" 011 Ill k - lap bllll '""'- " ' ""' 11t1. t5llt toM«o .... MNp IIOGOO. Dr-o/ laU40otiD h i 1111 CGI8UCIII. IIILDIIG: ID rn oiL ZOO ft lrooflp oo ...., II b•- - .-un.._n ,..,,.. _ _ -·''-~ ....,,.. ~Jr.:. .... llool _..., I """"" • 11l0 000.011. lilloc AND MODERN FEATURES on Cadmus 2 3 bedroom s ooomwoth ll~epl ace ~ ba s ement Good storage buo ld ~n g gar age I acre m/ 1 $36 500 #329 SPECIAL OFFERING BEST Buoldona Soles 10 G1lha County Early Bords.. woll ,et the best srte"" We are subdlvrdmg a 1100 aco e farm mto small medrum and large buoldrng s~ es From 2 to 30 acres of gently rolhng meadows and holltop land oll errng wonderful countryside voew ~ clean frseh aromas and quoet peaceful suoround ongs located on state hoghway Rro Grande Elementary and Gallra Academy Hrgh School Gatlra County Rural Water E•cellent nerghboohood Fonancm g avarla ble NO MOBILE HOMESPERMITTED #137 CONVENIENT LOCATION II you aoe lookong for a good qua lrty modeon home tust 4 blocks from downtown see thos med1um p11ce ranch Includes 3 bedrooms very noce krtchen famoly room 2 baths and full basement wtth lonoshed oec 10om woodburnong loreptace large enclosed back por ch for storage located on alarge lot woth ooom for garden lookat thosbefore you buy' $56 900 010 QUALITY HOllE appoox 3 mttes to Holzeo Aospolal located on Kerr Bethel Road 3 bedrooms, all electrrc home has new fooced aor furnace Shop area off gaoage large krtchen woth lots of stooa ge area Almost li acres olland Charn lo nk fence aoound yard Garden area Pnced to sell at $28 000 #305 00111 BE A ORIVf-BUYER Let us show you thos home at II Be1ger Avenue mside and out II would be a great starter home because the pnce os nght al $25 000 FIX UP - MAKE BIG BUCKS - Oue to owneos health thos property MU ST be sold rmm edoately You hmsh the remodeling he sta rted and pocket All th e profit Among other thrn gs he has rnslatled a new rool new wrrrn& new coppeo plu mbong new alumuru msrdtng newdrywall and new kotchen cabrnets It won I lakemuch to frmsh thrs house and some ol the materrals are on sote II you re lookmg fooprofrts01 ahome loo your famrly thos os a specoal opport un~y Oon I wo11y aboul taking advantage of someone who has seorous health problems because you wrll actually be dorng hrm afavor Thos good slrarght old eo2 story rncludes famoly room 3 bedrooms, drnrng and nrce krlchen Dol furnace county water We II show anylrme Owners comment Mr Wrseman I have prrced rt under market value at $21 500 and I wtll rook at any reasonable offer t woll make someone a real good deal on thrs property because my health w1ll not permo! me lo lrmsh the tob I started U02 CLOSE TO H MC and town' Home has a lot to olleo 1 44 0 sq It brrck and frame 6 roomsand 2 b~hs screened rn palto new heat pump AIR CONDITitONEO garage All thos on a 120x240 lot $47 500 #404 MARVELOUS MAKEOVERff Thanks to carrng owners th1s l'h slorys been reborn' Home has been com pletely redon e ons1de and out and os beautofully decorated 3 bedrooms large k1tchen donmg 1oom and famoly room w1th woodbuon er Screened m sunporch 12x24 workshopand 24x30 metal garage Close tote nn1s court and playgo ound Pr~ ced at $49 500 and worth every penny"' U49 30 ACRES PLUS 14x70 1974 MOBilE HOllE Partially furmshed 3 bedroom 2 baths m good condotoon Appro• 1600 road foontage County wafer Wood ed hilt land Quoet area Good house localton Sectron 15 Morgan Townshrp Long Branch Road Askrng $30.000 foo all N319 IF YOU WANT COUNTRY Don I moss th os I. 752 sq ft ranch soluated on I 99 UCELlfNT HOMESITE! acres wHh a great voew 3 bedrooms, 21ull baths 2 98 acres fronls on St Rl 160 Approxomately I 18•20 h~ ong room formal dmmg room, kotc hen, m1le lrom Holzer Hosprtal $15 000 room and lull basemen! Concrete patoo and #313 utohty breezeway 2 car garage $61 ,900 N448 NEEDS RESUSCITATION! Breathe a breath ol hie onto thos hn e old 2 story home and rt writ hve on for many many year s Stuodrly bu rtt of brock and frame good woodwork ot has 3 oo 4 bedoooms 3 walk rn closets hvrn g ooom drntng room woth bay window ktlchen woth breakfast nook full basement and enclosed ba ck porch Foont porch wrlh colu mns overlook ala1 ge sloping lront lawn and lhe new modeon elementary school across lhe sto eet rn Vml on Poss1ble loan assum plron $34000 #401 WATCH THE RIVER RUN BACKWARD If ot ever does youII see rl f11 sllrom the prctuoe wrndow of your allractiVe bo level located htgh on a htlltust 5 mrles from t own 1hls very provatc home tncludes 3 bedrooms 2 r replaces large fam1ly room I ~ bath s 2 car garage and over 2 acres to roam around on Home has had mellen t care and os ready lomove rnto En toy crty schools an d country atmosphere $64 500 #120 1ST TIME BUYERS - MAKE YOUR MOVEI lnlo thrs 1300 sq ft ranch neao crty 6 roomsan d bath and large back lawn grves space for a g1owong lam ol y Terrrhc new Windows are berne on stalled Gas heat central arr An assu mable loan of appo ox $33 000 8\?% f1~ ed rate woth mo payment ol $336 \rncludrng taxes & ~n suoance) could be of help n hna ncrn ~ New Lost rng' $46 000 #416 GENTLEMAN'S FARM Very well cared for 2 3bedroom home on 32 acoes offers peacelul setltng La rge bath hv~ng ooom donm g ooom and eat on kttchen Also lao ge front porch and enclosed sode porch New vrnyl srd1ng forced arr lurnace I car· garage wrth overhead stora ge plus several outburldrngs Laoge garden space frUit trees and lots of !lowers all aoound CLOSE TO THE MINES $39 900 H202 FOR THE PART-liME FARMERI 10 acres crop, 25 acoes pasture tobacco base Two verns ol coal oeported Possoble orland gas Ha s 12•60 mobole home on good condotron Good water supply Barn foostorage Good buy All for $25 000 �June 21, 1987 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Real Estate General rn 71 Autos for Sale r - - - - - - - - - r i1979 Gr1nd Prilt, uc sh 1pe, t1 , BOO.OO firm, phone 304- TEAfORD Real Estate Rl.AlTQR 2 16 E. 2nd St. 176' 7103 or676-3298 '8C'J AMC Spirit. 8 ~~ - 3-lp. with ••r. 01.000. or .,., o""· 304-675 -6542 , etll aftM 5. 19nChovyCe&aumpuuck.5 sp-tr•nsm iuion, 2 ap-111 re. Phone 1-(6 14)-992-3325 .4,850. 304-468·103t . NEW liSTING - Good 3 B.RM . home in Syraucse AIummurn Sldmg, bat h, front porch, ga rage and corn er lot. Askm g $25,000. NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom lamily home wrlh good locale rn Syra cu>e Cen tral heal and lull oasemen t. large lenced yard and garage. Wanlju st $35.000 NEW liSTING - Good 5 rm .. 2 oedroom , one floor home rn Mrddleport. Mostly car peled. slorm doors, wrn· dows, level lot. $17,500. 40 ACRES - Old 9 rm . farm home, oath , 4 bedrm s, lg. drnrng, fr ee gas well, mi neral s and olher oldg s $43 000 6 rm . lrame ne ar busmess sect1on. 3 POMEROY - bdrm s. bath. gas lloor l ur na te , tr l y utrlil res . $14 ,500. RUSTIC HILLS - 3 oedrrn ranch, 12 yrs olu I 'h bal hs, elec. BB Ileal. rec Hn. about ) lx 18 wrth lrreplate and lol 99x ll 2. ROCKSPRINGS - 7 rm . 2 story home, 2 porches, bu ch krl. wrlh cook ami oake • unrts. 4 bedrms.. 2 balhs, lurnate and base ment on lg. lol SALEM CENHR AREA 4.76 ams, elec. BB heal, 3 odrms, rn sulaled ranch wrlh ca rport . $32,500. 4.36 ACRES - lP. water avarlable in lelarllown ship. Asking $6,000 MINERSVILLE - Rrvervrew, 8 rrm., gas lurnace, rane , refrr gcralor, 3 lois and dbl. block garage on Rl 124. as krn g $28,500 BUS. BlDG.- 4 two bdrm. apts. "' Pumeroy plus 2 lg. busrncss room s on 1st lloor. Asking only $45,000 1981 Volkt1wegen Jen a. 5e.ooo mu... 304-675-t536. 1980 DOdge Omnlo. good eond. runs gi)Od. 81 ,300.00 . Call after &:oo PM. 304-678-2736. 1978 Pinto-automatic tsOO . Trade Cheaper -Cash. 1976 GMC 6000 dump truck 89600. Ce ll614 -446-701 9. 367-n11 . 1977 Dodge Aspen . V·B, 318 auto.. runs great. NefK\1 grill. Good work car. 8800. Cell 614-446-7795. Chevfitte: Orange. tan. wide tlrn. air shDcked, tinted. gold wheelt, hood •coop. tunrool, clean and rust free, auto. Call for info. Call 614 -446-3376. Steinleu tteel !ltllha'ust syuems. Now custom made lor your truck. motor home or clauic cer. With tile-time warrenty. Muffler Man. 9 Stimpson A\le .. Athen1 Ohio. 1·800-843-3787. ' 1988 Chevetle Supersport. 327 on gina, blue 2 door hardtop. Call 614-992-7647. 1986 Honda CRX Sl &.IIC cond, best offer, 304-675·6414 . 1979 T-Bird Heritage. tully equipped. Zieberted inside and outside, 52.000.00. 304-675· 1360. 1978 M alibu Classic, 1973 SS Nova, 304·676-1861 atter6 :00 pm . 1981 Ford Gr•nada; 4 dr .. new tires. good con d. Call614· 3792543. . 72 Trucks for Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 71 K,5 Bluer-Body is rough. 1971 GMC pidc:l.lp·loldtd. Ctll et4·317-n22 . eke: . running geaJt. Rune 1350. 19790ddeuey.215 eng. 0250. Coli &14-441-1910, mer 1982 GMC S-15 pickup, & cy t., 4 tpd. , longbed. t3200. Call 4:00 446·8768. 614-'\46-8760. 1967 Ch~Ny PU. 1980 motor. low mile~ . Good thape. Call 1973 Dodge. 76,000 actual miiH: One owner. In extra good 614-·446·0492 aftet' 5:30. shape for • 73 !'l'lodel. t1000. 1976 Int. 6000 seri... 238 C1ll 814·446·428a. diesel Tandem blimp, 13 spd. 1rant. 113,600 Dr best oH&r. Call G. Frank Creamet614-867- 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 4488. good. 1185 24ft. PomoOn floetboet 70 HP Evenrude motor , triUII': Lota·blrll. See at Gallii»>tit Boat Club. C.ll614-441-4,82. 28 h . Titan nwnor homa, com- ____::;::-::-::-:;':___ 1 1181 Mercury 10 HP outbolld motOf'. Le11 then 20 hOUI's UUid . Fuel injectkm. All controls. elee. 1t1rt. 8 pl. ga cMI New mwine bettery. AH for $2200. 31 t. . boat tr .. doubl• axle, like new. •aoo. Call814·«6-7109. Sale or Trade. 1983 Ch&Yy halt ton 4 wheel dr. Short b&.d. 1979 Jeep Cherokee. body &~~cellent , 4 tpeed. lock in lock V-8. Auto., with lockout hubs new tires. & mags. lou of out hubs, hi miln, 81,600.00. extriJ, Needs peint~d . Celt Phone 304-458-1727. 614·266-6867. 66 Jeep, 74 Harley Davictlon 1978 Frankl in Sk id der - 1port1ar. 304 -676· 6870. t14,000. Prenni1 loader on Chevrolet truc:k-$7,000. 1974 1984, C20 cunomired v1n like Int. huck $2,000. 1974 auto. new cond, lotle.:tres, for tale or Cat' & trailer (40 ft .)- $7,1!100. Call trade on old&r model pickup or car. 304-875-1428. lf18f 4:00, 614-388-9873. 1~73 Ford with factory flet ·bed. 76,000 mile1.'AM -FM. PB , good 74 81 Duel 1111haust lcits, $99.95 inllatled. M911 Ford1, Chevv Truckt. V1n1. 4.4't. Muffler Man. 9 Stimpton Ave ., Athens OhKI t -800-843-37&7. , Motorcycles 1969 GMC 1 ton with cattle racks. 16 ft . 2 getel. 60,000 actual miles. 41200. 080. 1 tamdum eul low boy, $500. Call 814-742·2002 or 614 3e7-0289. 1 979 Ch&\ly 1.4 ton pick-up f1 BOO. 1974 Chevy No\la. 2 door. 81200. Call 614-742· 2760. 1987 S10. PS. PB , 4 speed, long bed. 1600 lb. payload. 9000 milet:. 80,000 miles or 6 yean warranty. For sale or trade tor older pick -up. Call 614-992· 8676. . '62 GMC dump truck, good a?r &round cond. steel bed S 1700. 304-895-3322. 77 Auto Repair 1$78 KE ·100 Kawasaki-low mileage. E.11 c. Cond. S375. Call Strut1, f1 19.95 pair. install~. 614-446·1413. Mo1t models. Muffler Men 9 Stimpson Ave.. Athena, OhiD 1983 XR 600 R. Very Good 1·80().843·3767. Shape. 8860. Call 614 -3888711 . 79 Motors Homes 1979 Harley Davidson- Under & Campers 10.000 miles. lots of e.11tru See at ,Paw" ShDp, Gallipolil. Call614-246·6096. 1970 23ft. Winneb&go. Loaded. 1978 XR 250, t981 CM 400, c.u 614-985-3857 good cond. Call814-266-1924. 1970 self-contained camper. 18 83 2,00 Big Rad 3 wheeler, h . in good condition . Sleeps si.11 . re·bu1lt. 8660. Call 614-379· . Call 814-992-6011 lisle. 2742. . . 1974 camper. 21 ft., tandem ~978 112 Harlev Dat~idaon , 80 cu. wheels, ewnlngandantenna. full ~~ct~:thGii:~iv=~~~;Y bMh. ·•3200. Cell. 614·986ll_erOIO, radio. 9.000 mr·r... EKtra 4418. . Alee. 84,600. Cell 614-379· 1971SSterera:ft24ftcamper, full _2::e:: OB~ ah.::•.::r_:5_::0_:0_:P_:M_:·__ blth, air eond, forced 1ir fur· 1986 ·lcneee. sleep• 7. two holding Yamaha YZ 80 motorcy· tankl. ewning, Rene hitch. Mint cle. ~xcellent condition, rode cond. 304-676 -3193. d::::::: 3992.little. 1760. Cell614-992\lery 1976 Honda 360T Low mileage. &260. Call 614-986· 4418. Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditio"'el lifetime guarantee. locll referencltl furnished . Fret nthtlelet. Cell collect 1-&14-237-0488. diiY or night. R ogerar;taaament Waterproofing. tnd aewing machine repair, parts. and 1uppliea. Pick up and delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one half mila up Geory81 Creek Rd. Call 814446-0294. SWEEPER Yinyle & Atuminum Siding. Storm . window I & doors, over hang gutteJs. Frett estimates. Ph. 614·448·8332. Exterior Stucco, Plaster end Plaster Repair. Work by the hour Of by 1hejob. Free estimate. Call 614·258·1182 . Tree & 1tump removal. tDp soil, stone. mulch. eY8fgreeh shrubs. lawn seeding, firewood. Don 's landtcapes. 614·448-91546. RON'S Televiaion Service . House cella on RCA, Quazar, GE . Specialing in Zenith. ·call 304-576·2398 or 61 4·446· 2464. Felty Tree Trimming. stump removal . Call304-676-1331 bl R t 1 d ·1 M~::~e~~c~':npj 1111~0 sam'~~~~: Pump aalet , and service. 304895 3602 Starks Tree and Lawn Service. lawn cero, landtcaplng, 1tump removal, 304 -576 -2842 or 576-2903. 82 Plumbing & Heating . • Reaidentiel CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Four1h and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614446·4477 B4 Electrical & Refrigeration Relidentiat or commercial )Niring. New service or repatn. licensed electrician. Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical, 304676·1786. B5 at y Commercial • Industrial PH. 614-245-9113 len Sol11 - frtt fstiiiNifu COMPIIIIINSTAilAIION . Vol .37, No.33 Copyrighted 1987 NEED PAINTING DONE? CALL KENNY BOSTIC 446-4202 85 Genera' Hauling General Hauling Dillard Water Service: Pools, Cisterns, Wells. DeiNery AnyR &. A Water Service. Home time. Call 614-448·7404-No cisterns, wells, pools filled. Sunday calli. Formerly James Boy1 Water . Same rate&·. Call 304-876· 6370 87 Upholstery J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, cisterns. wells . Ph. 614· 245-9285. R &: M Cu1tom CouchM tnd Reupholstery, St. At. 7, Crown WenersDn 's Weter Hauling, City, Oh. 614-268-1.70, Eve. reasonable rates, immediate 614·446·3438. Open daUy9to 2,001 gallllon delhtery,30cl4storna. 4:30,uSat. 9:30 to 1:30. Old &: poo 1.0 we . etc. call -676· new h0 2919 P · Mowrey'• Upholttering Slflling Formerly Ken's now John 's tticountyerta22vtart.Thebnt Weier Service. John Wanerson. in furniture uphollttrlng. Call Jr. Owner. 1.000 or 2,000 gal 304-876 - 4164 for free ,,.,od ACROSS 1 Item ol property 8 Flat circular plate 10 Cope (with) 14 Macaw 19 Strikes 21 Miss Fatana 22 Great Lake 23 Reproached 24 Spanish paprika 28 Lear and Fell 28 Sham 29 Valle 30 Shoo1 out suddenly 32 Highlanders 33 Kind ol cheese 34 Fish eggs 35 Actress Carter 37 Poet 39 Small rug 40 Athletic group 41 Amino42 Platlorm 44 Departs 46 Aspiring to be artistic 47 Row 48 Actual 50 Latticework structures 52 Seed containers 53 Near 55 Break suddenly 57- garde 58 Yellow of egg 59 Trick 60 Thulium symbol 62 Penpol~t 64 Arizona·river 66 Prefix for down 66 Tantalum symbol 89 Pinochle term 70 Sorrow 71 Baseball slats. 73 Vlllechalze role 75 Yearly 77 Gaelic 78 Doctrine 80 Prophets 81 Pigpen 82 Highest 84 Welcome 86 Pulsates 67 Alleviate 89 King ol Judah ·so CAll Real Estate G eneral CB 850 Honda $850. '73 Monte Carlo 8400. Phone 30457a-2387. · 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Sternwhealer; partially reuored t2.900. Call 614-446-7896. · U.S. DEPT. HUD PROPERTY DISPOSITION·BR 200 N. HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 AFFORDABLE LIVING SINGLE FAMILY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES BIDS RECEIVED UNTil 4:1S P.M. 7/ 1/87 200 North High Str10t, l'th Floor BIDS OPEN 10:00 A.M. 712187 Proptrly Ditposillon - 1614) 46~-6~06 WHY· RENT? •••••••••••••••• w•. OWN YOUR OWN CAMP SITE co. INSURED (SYS. NOT WARRANTED I •••••••••••••••• Water-Electric Cable TV " HUD prop!rlin are ~v.ailoblt lor tolt to oil ptnons rtgardlm tf rou, tolar, rtligion. m.-ilat ~ toM, or Nol 1onol Or1g1n . HUD rnerns tht right to rtjut any or all bhh, to woi~t ony informality Of ~rrt.gularlty 1n o~y bld1. ~~~ will bot OHtpttd from all inllftsltd potlitl, lndvding owntr ompan~y, 1nchldualt and 1n•nton , HIGH liD WILli( DUUMINtO lASlO ON THl HIGtiST NrT ltD TO HUO PIOPIRTIIS Ail SUIJEUtO PIIOR lALI. IUYIR rMJII OITAIN OWN IINANCIHG. , •••••••••••••••• ADDRESS AREA 138188-203 Patriot(Potriotl Cadmus Rd. BRS LISTING PRICE 3 128,000 WATERFRONT DEPOSIT ssoo ' NIJT[: (HANG£ IN IA~Nm MONfY DEPS051T. ,R!SINTLY IN EfFECT THI UIN£SI MONU DIPOSIT IS $100.00 R£GAIPIISS Of 1Hili!TING PIICI, AND MUll If lUIMIOID WI1H tACH liD. 10 lll AND/ OR liD ON tHIS! PIOPIIII!l CONTACT AAlAI IHAH IIOIU Ol AGINI or YOUICHOtCI. FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. CONTACT: MR. JIM MISSOURI 614/469-2069 l'it·k 4 I'Uls. Southwest wind!\ 10 to 15 FOR YOUR BOAT DOCK HUNTING-FISHING •••••••••••••••• NO MONEY DOWN CHEAPER THAN BANK RATE FINANCING !deferred payments! if you're layed off dt•rslorms. 92 Pyle, Ford or Buehmlller 95 Complete 98 Part of stove 99 Substitution 101 Measuring devices 103 "The Way We -" 104 Underworld god 105 Joint 106 Gold symbol 107 Above 108 Dispatch 110 Nollie 111 Spanish article 112 Equal 113 Mud 115 Hebrew month 117 Performs 119 Paid notice 120 Reward 121 Lasting for years 124 Vegetable 126 Spare 127 Household pets 128 Eaglet' n81ts 130 Cheers 132 Young boys 133 Prohibits 134 Arabian garment 135 Golf mounds 137 Lealc through 139 tn addition 140 Llstanl t 41 Indianapolis footballera 143 Surfeit 145 Inlet 146 Beds of slraw 148 Heels over 150 Carnivorous mammals 152 Guides 153 - au Prince 154 Aoat In air 156 LIHI 157 Uncanny 158 Pilaster 159 Twofold 160 Rent 4 Summer In Paris 5 Care for ' 6 Deciliter: abbr. 7 Electrified particle 8 Ptot through mud 9 Chewy candy 10 Apportioned 11 Sea eagles 12 Three-toed sloths 13 French article 14 Toward shelter 15 "- Patrol" 16 Punishes 17 French painter, 1841-1919 18 Totaled 20 Take a - at (attempt) 23 Edge 25 Spoken 27 Contemptible: slang 28 Supplicate 31 Allowance for wasta 33 Wagers 36 Falsehoods 38 Challenge 40 "Star-" 41 ABIIslant 43 Warbled 45 Tradesman 46 .0bllqualy 47 "The Greatest Slory Ever -" 49 Milk In Paris 51 Grains 52 Upright support 53 Olllsaed 54 Weary 56 One who puts on wall coating 59 Expoeed to the air 60 Hurl 61 Encounter 63 Ornamental bracalets 85 Tha-lsop 67 Dawn goddess 69 Greek latter 70 Tool< from 72 European finch 74 Tellurium symbol 76 Albany Is Its cap. DOWN 1 Tremulous 2 Looked with amueement 3 Identical Hl~h In thr mfd mph. Chanco· ol rain Is .JO )lrr,·t•nt . 1'oni~ht. mo!\lly doudy . l.uw ln tht' uppo•r 60s. en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 22, 1987 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cen11 Multimedia ln.:. NewaJ)IIper A COLUMBUS. Ohio 1U PI1 - Thr most powr rfut employee of the Ohio Racing Commission has soliciled funds from slablc and rare I rack ow ners for Hou se Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr. for al leasl lhree years. records show. Rf!!e' s clcclion comm ilt re received $f;.;;oo in 1984. 19~ o and 19~6 th rough Edward Babsl. a Cin cinnall Dcmocral who was "PPOinlrd Pxrcu tive director of thr comm ission in 19R,1 bv Go\'. Richard Cr lcsle. The commission con11·ot s al l phases of the racing indu slr)·. includ ing licrn sing. Robe rt Ginsberg. Drmocralic chairman of rhc racing commission and a \lrvelancl tawyrr. told the 1CIPveland 1 Plain Dralrr in a Sundav s1orv thai Babsr's !undralslng im·o l\' emenl is· " abso lutely wrong ... improper if he soliri1rd ihas<' Ba bst 's actions anrl that hi :-. campnign . . funds ... as a mailer of facl. I think i l is illegal. " Babsl. 61 . rl'Criv<'d lhr mane\' for Ril£t' 's cler l ion rommitlrr fr om Edward Hanrssian . general mana ger of River Down s In Cin cinna1 i. rhr Plain Dealer repor ted. Hannessia n rollcelrd the mon r,· from aboul six Ca liforni a rontribulors . somr 'or whom hold financial/nlrr·eSi s in Oh io horsr racing. wn did no1 aulhorlzr 1Jabs110 solicil or co ii<'C I tu nd s. bul " a lot or people se ll 1fund·rai>rrr lickrl s for mr .· When asked whrlhN hr lhough1 Babsi' s activit ies wo•rr appr oprial r. Riffr 1olct 1l1r nPwspuprr. "WhC'ther lt' s approp r!a t(' m no t . it' s bring don e b1· a lol of prop lr at I O\W thr plucr. Whal' s the diHrrrnrC' lx' twr<' n tlw r Hri ng Racing C'om mission regulati ons for bi d r0:1cr commiss ion und thr llrpartmr nt of ln surunrr ':' " truck owJwrs rrom offrr ing or g-i\' ing do nat ion !' " w r1h inl en l 10 in!luence. or wh ic h ma)· appra r Ia br !mended 10 influence" racing officials . Comm iss ioners also arf' prohibited from acc~pling donations from permil or lir rnsr holders . Ri!£e. D -Nrw Bas ion . sa id he wa s not aware or Tht' 01hi es rommi ss·ion hil S b<'rn inv('S I ig;.tt in g Babst for rnorr I han a,.,,.,. for alleged ron!licts of int rrf>sl. Bab!-i t was accused of \' iolat in g rommis · sio n r u [C' S \Je('ausr of his all<:-grd im ·olvcm f'nt in l he hidden ow ners hip or lhrw swb lrs. Babsl 's Cin cinnati adverli sing and publi c rrla lions fi r m, Ccn1auru s Inc.. has a conlracl with lhc racing co mmtss ton BC'u Ia h Par k in G rov0 Cit\' and Rh't'r Down s in Cindnnnati. · . Ba bsl said his C'r nlaurus slack ha s ber n placed · in t rusl. A parlnrr ship-stablc Babsl form•'<! in .Jaunarv . l!IRfl has :13 owners th ai Include sla l r l!'gislalors. • lobb)' ists. ollwr polil iclans and prominent . Ohioans. Thr partnNshlp, Equine' s Pel ard . ls headed by Rrp . Cliff Skee ns, D-Akron . Col umbu s lawyer .John Zonak . a Drmocral who r cprescn lrd Babs1 · before the clhi cs co mmiss ion, also Is a part : ow nrr. 13abst and Riff<• often attend monthl y meetings of I he partners hip in C'••lumbus. but only Ia play and socialize, they said . Ashville elevator Debate expected on AIDS report ballroom ralhrr i han ihc meel· ing rooms used fo r th!• AMA 's UPI Sti('nce \\'rih~r other nine commillrcs . Among CHI CAGO 1UP I I - Tht' Amrr · lhosr rxpectrd 10 a11 r nd thr lean Medical Associ at ion i>aboul AIDS debate is Dr. C. Everrll lo make one of I he mosl impor· Koop. U .S. Surgeo n Genera l. lanl public policy stalemcnls in The repon . which is PxprriPd ils recenl history - whal 10 do to go to the lull /\MA House aboul the AIDS epi demic. Agn'r · Tuesday, recommend s againsl menl is nol expecied 10 come Px panding mandalory A IDS l es t · without a slru gglr. ing beyond se lec t population s"'l lhlnk II would br absolute!\' inmales, immi graniS. lhr mil · Impossible lo come up. with a irar)' and donors of blood. organ s comprchrnsivrs tatemrnt on I his and or her biological produ cts. di sease and no! expect subsla n· T he report supports I'OU tin r lial debale."' said D r. William tcsli ng for prople seeking mar· Hol chk i.s . a thoracic surgro n in riage lice nses or trealmcnt for Chesapeake, Va ., who will be drug abuse and sexually lra nsinstalled this week as lhe AMA's millrd diseases, bul ~ mphaslzes new pres ldenl. such tes llng should be volunla r)' Holchklss sa id , however. hr Is and coupled wllh coun se ling. confident a draH report by ihe Arqu.ired immune dl'llclency AMA "s ' Board of Trusters is a sy ndrome ha s domlnal ed thi s sound one and will be accepl rd by mePitng as no one sub jeri ha s In the AMA 's 406· member Hou se of recen t vrar s. rn add i1 lo n Ia the Delegates, li s policy -making l ruslres' report . AIDS Is the body . subject of no fewrr I han a dozen "' I expecl afler all the debalc r rso l ulio ns submillrd lor and all lhe brouhaha, I he repor t will bo adoplcd wllhoul signifl· considrra I ion. Bu l AIDS represen ts only onr can I adme ndment... Hotchkiss of dozens of Issues on lhr agend a said . " lt doesn't ~n swer C\ '£11' ~' al 1hr 1.161h annual meeting. queSiion a prrso n mighl as k aboul AI DS. but II docs mo,·c us Del egates rrpresenl ing 171.(11)(1 phys ician mrmbors al so will forward .·· devoir five days or debalr l o The lruslers' repo rt has gen•' r- issues r anging from Medicare 10 a1ed so much inlrrcst 1hat the childhood immuniza tion s. from com miller hearing on I he iS'ur smoki ng on alrplan•'s l o ration· loday was lo br hrld in a largr ing hra l l h car('. bums By LARRY DOYLE 1975 Kawuaki 600. $600.00. Phone 304-762·2069. New kitchen. bathroom, and carpeting 1 11 acre - 17 acres available. 990 Racing director raises funds for Riffe ·s uNDAY PUZZLER 1988 lour wheeler SX200. 1986 four trac:k 250 four wh ...er . $1.200.00 each or both 82,000.00. 304 -676· 2719 callanvtime. Today, mostly l'loudy with ..c·attert•d showt•rs and Ihun· 6i20 ARTHUR'S CHAIN LINK FENCE r~====~===~~~~~======~~~er~v~<c~e~.3~0~4~-5~7~6~-2~2~4~6:.=~g•~•t~<m~o~te~o~.~~~~~~~ 1980 Kawasak i 750 LTO . 10.000 mile1, tully dreued. eexc cond, $1,100.00. 304· 458·1088. FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY llaih '\umhPr Auto Parts &· 'Accessories BUDGETTransmiuiont: Used S. Rebuih. Alllypn. GuarMteed a minumum . of 30 days. will deliver. cuh & carry or Instal. Ph, 814-379-2220 or 1-304675·6758. . condition. Call 6t4-949-3093. growing of o.... a metll roofing & .lidi_,g. We off.- 4 profilea: D-RIB. HI·RIB. 6· V, CORRUGATED. Orders cUStom cut to lhe inch at noeKtl'a charge. PMS otters 10 beautiful colors. galvJ~nlzed endgelvaluma. FREE deliVery 100 aquarea or more, Trimt, 1kyligiiJs and accessoriH. Quantity discDunts availeble. OHIO - 0/S c.u.. , 1·614·9U·3UI Serv1cr: s Ohio Lotter\'- Reds down Braves Page 4 •11-contelned, generator, II..Ps a. •8900. Cell 6t4-446-0008. plet.ty For te General Housinq Headquarters CASE 79 Motors Homes & Campers Conttruction· machinery ~ 1150 Must sell, Make offer: 1978 Ceae loader, $10,000 or beat Jeep CJ -6. Ci11 814·446·4H9 76 home or 614-446 -.0912 work. off9f. Call 614-8&7-4488. CERTIFIED APPRAISAlS 992 · 3325 GALLIA 75 Boats end · Motors for Sale 77 To make one's way by shoving 79 Golf mound 83 Parcel of tend B5Smoothed 86 "Family -"' 87 Was borne 88 Bed 89 Cooled lava 90 Alght of steps 91 Blue 92 Large bird 93 Mend 94 Nlton symbol 96 Solo 97 Grant uBI of 100 Selenium symbol 102 Supercilious penon 105 Sharp 109 ""TIIa - Hunter" 112 - and carrots 113 New York base bailers 114 Empo116 Lura 118 Ooaans 120 One who Interferes 121 candlestick 122 Tidiest 123 Dregs 125 Girt's name 126 Woolly 127 Elevator cage: pt. 129 Junctura 131 Nets 132 Fall into disuse 133 Cudgels 134 Chief artery 138 Asterisk 138 Out of dale 140 At this place 141 Uncovered wagon 142 Winter preclpltallon 144 Pertaining lo an era 147 Hawaiian wreath 148 Study 149 Capuchin monkay · 151 Stalemale 153 Ma"s pertner 155 Doctor's 8881. Angered tailgater kills passenger on freeway SANTA FE SPR I NGS. Call!. 1UPI1 - Apparent!)' angPI'ed because a woman would nol pull oul of lhc fa st la ne of lhr Sa n Ia Ana Frrrwa.v Ia lrl him pas s. a man fired two shoiS in to her car. killing hrr bo)·frlcnd. police said . Sandra Lrigh Tail , 1 ~. w;r s dr iving, in ihr fa st lanr of lhr southbound £rC<'wa.1· shor ll)· be· fore~ : 4o p.m . Salurday whrn thr young man pullrd up brhind hH and fla shed his lighl s In an apparen l allrmpiiO gel hrr lo lei him pa ss, Drpul\· Fldrl Gonzales sa id. The motorlsl tai lgalrd Tail 's car. bul shr decided !herr wa s 100 much traffic 10 pull O\ W and '6 months same os cash •••••••••••••••• utso slowrd down , Conzulrs .<a ld . Thr car beh ind hPr changed lanes. pull ing alo ngside hrr: I hen th r dri\·r r fi rrd lwn shots and spC'd awa~ ·. Ri ck Lane B.v nun . ~ 4. of Orange. \a lii.. was hil in thr nrck and Tail exi1Pd th r fr"""'"'. lo gel help. Shr ca lled aulh oriltes from a pa)' ph one. bul B)·nu n was dead when hdp arri,·rd . Tail and B~ nun s :1-yrar -old so n. who was vis iting him for Fa I her 's Da,·. were nol injured. Th e susp<'rl was dcsrr lb<"d as a dHrk -hairrd while or Hi span ic mal e in his 10s 01· :lOs wllh a muSiac he who wa s drl\'ing a 1~!«1-8'1 I'CIIow TO)'Oia. 1., RO\" ALTY CANDIDATES - These are th~ candldatt'S lor Meigs <J ount,v .Junior Fair KinK and Quee11as they appeared all he Meigs Museum as a part of Herita~c Wo•ckr•nd. The arc, from h•fl, Mary Edwards. Long llottom: .Jo Ellt•n franc. Middleport, rtrst runner -up; Pam Ash, Racint', queen; Scoll Allen Ohcrholu•r, Rout<• 2, Alhany, z, king; Mlkkl Conley, Route Coolv111t•, >~Ccond runner-11p, and Betty ,Jo llunl, Long Bottom. CommiUet• memhers In charge wer~' Steven (;rady, Carolyn Ehtm and ~onja Stcrlll with advisor, U/anc Rice. Winners n••·clved g1fts provltft·d hy lo cal mcrcha11ts . lly United l'n'Ss lnhlrnatlonul Flrrrtghl<·rs ballled weekend btazrs al a grain rlevalot' In Ashvlllr. Ohio. which they said was sl arl t•d by lightning, and ala sa lvage ya rd ln Spr lng!leld, Ohio. Flli)'·nlnr !lrc!lghlcrs !rom six dcpa•·lments responded Ia SU!t· da,·'s blaze In Ashv\1/r . The walls of 1he elevator crumbl ed . falling ont o rullroud tracks. and 1~ p<'Oplr wert' Injured or ov•' rcotnP by smoke. One !h·r!l~hlrr !ru<·lured his back and ta\tbonP, there was onr casr or heat exhaustion and anothc;or rlrr!lghlrr Injured his shouldr t· un•l a1·m . an Ashville rtrl' dlspulchN· said Ieday . Tht' ., tx-s l or~· r lev ulor was drslt·oyrd. and toq ulpmPnl and veht<·ics werr damaged. Thc· dispa tcher said 1o1al damage Is rstlmatNI al $:~111,£110. Harrison Township Fire Chlr! Puul Wrl sh said rai n might havp helped ke<'P the bla ~" from spread In~ . Th<' Sprlngrtcld nrr burned lhousan<IS of old 11rrs stacked JO rrr• hi gh. Wright intervened in savings, loan cases· Spokrsmr n fm· Wri ~ hl " nd Guubf'rl huvP not cli spulrtl thr speu kr r ronlo('i!•d lhr bank board on brha lf nl Ca ubPrl . hul ih< '.' ' '" ld hr so ughl no speciul WASHI NG TO N 1UP I I House Speakr1· .lim Wr ighl. 1) . Trxa s. i s rrpor ted loday l o haVP inlrrvc ned in lh C' C'aSP!" of 1hrrf' savings and loan oprr<.~ tors in hi s home stai r, including a majol' f)('mocral ir Pari )' fund · r aiser. Th e New York Tim<·s said T homas Gauber t. wh o raisf'd money for ihe part y, ha s bor n undt•r invcs ligal ion b,· thl' F t•d ('ra l Home Loan Ba nk 13oard lor his dea lin gs as ow ner of lhl' Indcprndenl Am rrican Savings Associallon of lr Yi n, Texas . In trlcphon c l'al ls in laic 19Hii and ea rl y 19Ri, Wr i~ hl ur grd Bank Board Chairman Edwin Gray 10 rC'·ex" m inl' t he ag('ncy'' action s againsl Ga ubor1 . frclrral banking offici al s 1otd lhr Times . The Hank Board ovrrsPcs ih(• lhrl£1 lnduSi rv . trc•<.~ lm Pn l for nr·wspaprr ~< dtl. thr man , llw NPwswrek m<.~gazinf'. mf'u n· while, said Wri ~ ht is occu s<'d by rrlii('s of ad,·anclng lhr lnirrest; of Caubrt't and 1wo oth rr sav ln~ s and loan operu tm·s all h<'r.w••nso• of a Hraga n odmlnislra lion IJal lout or i\m<•rlea' s lroubl('d rhrifls . Th( • magaz in1• ldrn t ificd 1hr othrr t wo mt'n i.l~ ~avi ng s rtnd an loa n rxrcutl \r Don Di xon. who madr his honk' , vac hl " High Spi ritf." avu il uhl t• tu !lousl' Dt' · mocratic whip Ton)' Co"l ho of Cal iforn ia . and rC'~l r~tatc' sv nd l· ca lor Craig Hall. · Hund r<•d of sov in gs ond lo ans owner or lhr sa\•lngs and l oa n las I m onlh, lhe Times sai d, adding lhc lnsli lullon had a dc rl cir of m ore than $.101) milli on. years, a nd lhl' admlnlsl ra tlon hu s lx'<'n anxiOU!-, to infu sr $15 bil lion lnlo rhp Fcdrral Savl n ~s GaubC'rt V:·as ous1rd as havf• run :tgrou n(f In rN·cnt and Loo n lnsu rancd'orp .. whi ch too pro iP('I~ lhr.l tl s l ha1 supposedly could rPf'O\'P r on lh('lr own . F~d cru l lnvcsllgaiOrs, how{'\'l 'r, huvc uncon! n>d casr~ of mlsmanag~mc nt and allrgrd fr~ud a1 somf' Texas savings i.tnd loans, Newswr<'k addrd . s;JVIngs LJCC'O unts but h::t s r un out of m o n <"~· . N<'wswrrk sai•l Wrlghl ha s unt il l'('<.'<.' nll,v in sis 1t•tl ! hut :t;·, b i ll io n W<J~ su fflc•f' n t to tukf' carr of 1h<' FSI.IC. while bo/ng ('rll/ca I o f lhr insurant·•• fund for bring C•<.~gl'r to lakf' ovrr Tt•xus Middleport man found guilty on drug charges II UNT I NCTON. W.VA . - A f<•dcral j ury Frld ;ry found ' ' Middlrpo r l man gullt.v of fou r drug c·har ges. Including par· l lcl parl on In a co n, plra ey 10 possPs~ v c.~rlou ~ dr ugs In Kf'r · mlr , W.Va .. and ihret' cou n1 s of possession of ma r ijuana . Carro ll ManleY. 4>, of Ml<l· dtl'port . could race a maxi· mum of fi ve yrars In prison and o maximum fin<' of ror eac h of lhr four co unl s, at"Cordl ng lo U .S. Allorney Kirk Bra ndrass . Manley was convlrlcd or conspiring 10 possrss various conlrollrd suhstanccs. suc h as marijuana . Valium and PCP. for ih(' pur'ptiS<• or dls1rlbu1 r lh cm In Kl'r'mll from 19R4 10 $2~.100 1~86 . Magazine links ·North to assassination plot MOST SITES WOODED & LEVEL •••••••••••••••• J INQUIRE AT BIG ,. FOOT PARK OFFKE: Rt. 7-6 miles below Gallipolis cross Rae· coon Crk. Bridp-turn ri&ht and lollow sians. OPEN TILL DARK ' ' WASHINGTON 1UP i l -Now added lo lh~ I lsi or congressional questions for l.t. Col. Olivet· , Norl h In t he lr~n- \onfl·a sca nd~ l i s the subjecl or his role In an all<'ged plol to assas sinal c Iran· lan leaders. Wl1h thr ro nl!l"css lonal hC'arlngs in I he case resuming Tuesday. howe\W , more lawmakers ha ve queslloned -whether the Marini' at the hearl or the scandal wllllcst\!y al alllo I hOse who have dogged him lhrough seven mon1hs or silence. The alleged assassination plol Is raised In this week's edlllo" of U.S. News & World Repor1 , which was published Sa1urday. the same day Sen . William Cohen, R·Malne. one of lhe congressional fnvesligalors, sa id In an Interview that he thinks North Is ready to go to jail ralher than testify about the scandaL .I Cohen. j oi ning a no th er member of I he se lrcl commillees probing the rase . S<:>n. ·oa,·id 13oren. D-Okla .. on CNN's ·· Evans & Novak." said Norlh 's si lence already has put l he committees " at hls m ercy " as the)' bargain wflh his lawyc•rs Ia gN the l es llmony lhat Is consl· dered crucial lo l ying up loose ends in the case. T hr Washinglon Posl rPponed Saturday thai con~~:ress lonal In· ves tlgators have Issued a subpoena orderi ng North to hand over by Tuesday mornin g documents, including personal nolebooks, relalfng to his aclivl11es In the a!!alr or face possible contemp1 proceedings. CBS News, however, reported Salurday lhalln exchange for his documents. North wants access 10 all documents rhe Iran-Contra j limit ed immunli y fr om prosecu· lion for Norlh- "n arra ngemrnl I hal comp<'ls his l rSi tmon y undr r ihr 1hreal of jail. Then , jusl as co mmliteP lawy- commi11rrs havr r rla lln g to him . Among other conditions. lhr nelwork sai d, Norlh has instslrd he will dlsruss ta lks hr had wi lh hi s sup<'rlors. Including l'rrsl· dcnl Reagan . onl)· In a public formal - and he will not co me ba r k for a seco nd round of lnterrogallon. The Hrsl slx-wr<•k strrlc h of hearings end ed June ~ wi th critical queslion s lefl begging for answers !rom Norlh , rhe gung -ho Marine !ired Nov . 2o !rom 1hP president 's National Securit y Council stall. Since then , Nor1h has r etu sed 1o testify , claiming hf s Fi l th Amendment rights against self· Incrimination. Only aller ln1ense negollatlons wllh Independent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh, pursuing criminal charges in the scandal. did the rran-Conlra committees seek and receive er s werr ready to hea r from North In prl va l e lasl week l o prepare for his public lesl imon) rx prct Pd nrx l month. hi ' IU"'·' ers sai d ihc order dtd nnl r·,wr·r sp<•ak onh· In pulrlio · Co mmllt r <' l<nnws mr·1 "'ll h North' s allornr •)-s' lair la st werk lo work oul an agrr<•mcnl. but no progress wt~s rP port(•d. pr h:tJI(' s(·'-.slnn.r.. and h(' wnu ld Twenty-two killed in weekend traffic deaths By United Prrss International AI leas t 22 people were kit led In weeke nd lr a!!l c ac ci de nts around the Buck eye Si al e, a spokeswoman tor the Oh io H igh· way Patrol said loday. The worst accldenl occurred SaiUrday on a Tusc araw as Counly road and cl aim ed lhc lives oft hree peopi P. Killed in the two-car crash were Da y t on P . Morg>dn, 46, and Sylvala I. Morgan , 44, bolh of Mansfield. and Howard A . Thompson 1!, 17, Ca diz. t Oh io's non-holida y weekend roa dway dealh count runs from 6 p.m . F r idays until midnight Sundays . Killed thi s weekend were: F'rlday night Norwalk : James C, Sayre , .12. Norwalk, when hts motorcyc le was slruck by a car on a Huron Co unly road . Logan: Micha el L. Ruse. 24, Palask ala, when hi s tru ck crashed on Ohio fi64 In Hocking County . Warren: Caro l A . Her nan, 44 , Brl slolvlltr. In a two-car a('cldent on Ohio 4o .rnd AA In Trumbull Cou nt y. Saturday Lima: 'Samur'l Piccione. 24. Lima, and K<•v Calvelage. 25. Delphos , when car slamm<'d Into a parked I rain nn a crossing at o~ a Allen Cou nt y roa d. Tl!!ln : Grrgg E. Mallo!. 19, Scot1 R . Relnhurl, 19, bolh of Tiffin, when their car hll a polr and tree atong a Se neca Count y road and bursI inlo !lames . Mount Vernon : Teresa Fi elds, 17, Howard. ,. A. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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