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New•p•p•r Sunday, March 17, 1985 cal S&Ls react to Celeste "holiday' - By-The-'l'lme>&nttnel-Statl_·· · - - GALLIPOLIS -:- One Gallipolis savlngs and loan .!!l&tiJ!lU9lL I!M..•Ql.Jlorc~Jtself _jrom a" _.vr:lvate statewide deposit Insurance lund ln the wake o! the three-day closlngs of S&Ls that began Friday. G. Richard Brown, managing director of Buckeye Building & Loan, said the firm has left the Ohio . -~ .Deposit Guaranteed Ftmdand Is now a membe.r of.th.e.- =·Ohlo Savings & Loan Assurance Corp., a jolnt VE'nture with the state. Brown attended a meeting with sta te officials in Clnclnnatl Friday to become part of the n€'\f depositor Insurance fund, !armed as an alternative to S&L customers whose deposits had been Insured by ODGF. "We want to assure our depositors their fund s are oo!lilany feop;irdy, and we did not wariTto close for the Cincinnati area. The run wa's sparked by l~st three-day holiday," Bl'O\VIl said Saturday. "However. week's doslng pf Home State State Savlngs Ba nk, we were directed to do so by Governor (Richard) which reportedly lost $100 mllllon in transactions with Celeste." . a Flori<la security firm. . Brown: speaklng on behalf of Buckeye-board of Locally, Buckeye B&L was joined In the closlngs by directors John E. Hallida~. E. E. Null, Russell Wood, Gallipolis Savings & Loan and City Loan & Savlng:s William Barr, Emil Corbln, Fred WOOd and Dean Co., all covered l)y ODGF. Lines seen at S&Ls in t~ Bii".;is;=onG~~'l:H...~t-B~.:!:}!.';~ye-E.&!Ae.e,_~~ s~~!~e9!ah.-- stdtet:5{'d f0ata c-enters Were not evident here late last week, and some of the local flnns ·ex pressed Institution" and " It Is our understanding that we will be open for buslness as usual on Monday, March reluctance and annoyance at closing their 18th." Institutions. · Gaillpolls S&L employees Friday referred the the Celeste ordered the three-day holiday, fearlng a Times-Sentinel to Ann Sydner, -a spokesperson for crisis of confidence ln S&Ls throughout the state, to give the ·state time to come up with an alternative to Civic Savings, the PortSJ]OUt)l firm which merged ODGf. The action came followlng a run on deposits In with Gallipolis S&L in 1982. She did not ret urn a phone ca il to the T-S. A secretary at Civic Savlngs indicated tha t Sydner's telephone line had been tied up all day Friday. Harold Hoke, manager of I!Je local City Loan & Savings o!flce, said he isn't permitted to discuss the Issue locally, and referred theT-S tot he Lima office of City Loan President Kenneth E: Bergerson. · .. ~ In a prepared statement , Bergerson said that the firm's parent company. Commercial Credit Co .• Baltimore, Md., "has more than adequate resources to support aU City Loan obligations." Bergerson said that at the end of the year. 86 percent of City Loan assets "were In direct mortgage or personal loans." Celeste meets bank officialsGov. Rlcltant C.ele81e has estabohio savlnp and loan lnfonnallon center to lake calls from deposllon of savlnp and loan ~ ln8ured by the Ohio Oepo8lt Guarantee FUnd. Tlae loJI.Iree number l!r 1-ll»-2359'734, Rellna Vlld, a spokeswoman In the gov-·· oo111ce, ..... Satunlliy. r ·- lished an 69.88 69.88 Gtl1s' 20" Hutly "SWeet Thunder" HI·Rise Blcvcle .6 9. Boys' ZO" Murray"l Men's or Ladles' -26" Huffy "Dash" 10 Speed Reg. 85.96 Arctic whne with lptlipop oversproy; 20" gins· hl·rise; single speed brake. pink saddle. lollipop fenders. New! ~on! plaque. Reg. 85.96 BMX TC.220 BICVCie Feotwes track certltied'" gloss black ~ame 20" x t 25" gumwotl knobby tires. · Reg. 89.96 Ughlwelght Blcvcles ' Tiae hoiiJne could be called untll8 SilVer 22" lfame. 16 speed, stem mounted Front and rear sldepuJJ calipers-black saddle. · p.m. Salurday, and from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m . Sunday • . ByROBERTGREENE AIIIOCialedPre!isWrlter CLEVELAND (AP) - Gov. Richard Celeste met with banking pustomers, alarmed by last satur- day'scloslngoftheCinclnnati-based Home State Savings Association, camp('d overnight outside at least two other Clnclnnati thrift lnstltutlons to withdraw their money. The lines of depositors looklng to withdraw their funds were blamed on erodlng conHdence ln the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, which insured Home State and the 71 lnstllutlons closed by Celeste's order. Federal officials and bank executives said they could not recall an action like CPk>ste'ssince President Fr.ankiln Roosevelt shut all the natlon's banksln1933tostemapanlc during the Great Depression. Ohio HouseSpeakerVernaiG . RiffeJr .. a veteran legisla tor. called it " the worst crisis.l've seen In 27 years." ANNOUNCES CLOsiNGS - u- ohio Gov. Richard Cele!!k! noances FrldaylnColumlu!tbe th~y bank ·hoUday for Ohio's 70 sa~lnp and loan Institutions. The closing came In !r.~~~~~~~~~";o~ff~lcl~ru~s~~~~;i~~~~-~~~r~~-~'='"1 ~~~~li~~1~be~w~rffie~~~~F~ed~e~r~a~l·~~~~~~~~~~f~e:.ar~~~~~nm:;,;on~~·c~~ 21.88 :t Dfll•a•ad t101b. lalttal.., CIA)8ED - A depoodlor read!! noUces poeted on the door of a savlnp inlltltullon In Bexley, Ohio Friday after It was closed by the govemor who lll8ued way to prevent runs on deposits a t Celeste called for some of the sta te 's state-chartered savings and loan major commercial banks to take associations when they reopen. over the..pdva tely insured instituThe71 thrift lnstltutlonsremained tions. They would then receive closed Saturday under an executive federa I protection as banks, Insured order, Issued by _Celeste Friday by the Federa l Deposit Insurance morning, declaring a three-day Corporation . bank holiday. "Yes, that's under consideration. ···-- "The governor said he look the sa id Oliver Waddell , chairman of action, using his emergency pow- the First Na tiona l City Corp., In ers, to allow time for plans to restore Cincinnati. confidence In the lnstltutlons. Riffe., D-New Boston, said F riday Amongpo&SibleplansareforOhlo's .. night a S)X'Cial session of the - major commercial banks to con- Legisla tu re could be called duri ng slder taklng over the savlngS a nd the weekend . II ca lled. it probably loan associations and providing will be for the purpose of passing a ordenfor~lhree-daybankhollday: theordercameto state-chartered Institutions " 1th bill under which all of the statepre~ent a run on the bank.!J after the failure of Home Federal deposit insurance. chartered institutions cou ld becOme · State Savlnp'Bank last week. (AP Laserpholo). Celeste invoked t11e order after federally lnsured. Home State Savlnp Bank last week. (AP Laserpholo). Officials of some of the affected S&Ls were upset byCeleste'sorder. according to a ttorney and consultant Clark Wideman. who was elected vice president of the new insurance fund established Friday at a meeling near Cincinnati. George McGuire. a Hillsboro. Ohio s&l officer who was named · SI'Cretary of the new fund, emphasized that the S&Ls have about $4 billion ln assets. more than enough to meet the companies' obligations to customers. LaWmakers on call to deal with S&L 'crisis' COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP! -State lawmakers have been placed on call for a possible special session this weekend to help deal with a "crisis of confidence" which led to the temporary closing of 70 Ohio thrift Institutions. · House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, said Friday night that the session could be called on Saturday or Sunday If legislative action Is needed to Guarantee Fund. 'He said he acted as a result of a "crisis of confidence" which brought a run on deposits at si>me Clnclnnatl·area Institutions this week . Celeste's order will expire at mldnlghl Sunday unless he exterids 11. The order did not affect the 125 state-chartered institutions which are backed by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. assist In ·cov. Richard Celeste's efforts to reopen the Institutions. • Celeste said he Is working on a complex plan that could lead to the savings and loans being reopened on Monday but he made no promises. Earlier Friday, the governor orde'red closed for three days those state-chartered Institutions which are lnsured by the privately-managed Ohio Deposit Service board orders officer be reinstated Ch_as~_SlJSp~ct f~c~s -~ . four-count indictment GALLIPOLIS - · A 27-year-old the ·sheriff's spokesman said. ColumbUs man faces a tentatively· McMUllnwaschargedlnconnectlon scheduledarralgnmentthisweekon with a high-speed chase and shootout near Gallipolis on Feb. 10 a four.oount secret Indictment Issued by a Gallla County grand that resulted ln his belng shot ln the jury. neck. McMillln, a fanner Bidwell area Carl McMlllln was served with a summons on Friday, said a spokes· resident, was taken · to Holzer man for the Galli a County Sheriff's . Medical Center and remaln€d there Department. untU March 10, tbe spokesman saki, Hewas to have appeared lnGallla when he was dlseharged. County Common Pleas Court FrtThe' spokesman said the felonious day mornlng, but because the assault charge arose !rom MeMOsummons was not served until that lin's allei;ed shooting at pollee day, the arraignment has been ottlcers during the lncident, while postponed until Wednesday If he'sbeenchargedwlthvandallsmln McMlllln 'Is "physically able" to the damagt,ng of a Gallipolis City attend the hearing, according to Pollee cruiser. The declined to be Judi!! Richard C. Roderick. The Indictment was llsued March 1 and lnclucla charleS of felonious and would mt corriment on t--::iei==~tci~~l!.--~~~~~~~~~page 43) tnvcired. He_· • .. •I Aides of Riffe and Senate President Paul Gillmor, R -Port Cllnton. sa id that the weekend session, II called. would probably be for the purpose of passing a bill under which aU of the sta te-charted lnstltutiqru; rou kl becOme insured by the F'SLIC. Celeste h a~ said he believes that gettlng"someklnd of fcderallnsurance" would be the most effective way to restore public confidence ln th~ institutions. ' ' SHOOI'ING - Pollee ollloon and ·emerp!IICY ~ltll cany ,Cut McMIDI, Colarnbul, on a lllrelcller lifter McMIDin Will "'" Q1 t Ill a ......_, Feb. 10 wMh loc.J law ltinlonlellll!M near :n, <'•~ MrMIIHIIIIM been lilldlcted by a Gllllla Calmly p-udjury on ' four llOida reWed to lhi llicldent. .. GALLIPOLIS Calling his dismissal "Inappropriate," the Gal- tlpolls ClvU Service Ellglblllty Board has directed that a clty.police officer be relnstated to duty . · Back pay for Gregory A. Frazier, dismissed from the force last September; has been denied ln the decision signed by board members D. Dean Evans, Robert G. Macken· zle and Homer Pellegrlnon. The board ruled that Frazier. a 26-year-old city resident, go back to work on Monday. ' ''I'll say this: I'm very grateful to the civil service board," Frazier saki saturday. 'Tm very happy to be r einstated . Hopefully, I caligoon With my life. I feel that justice has been done." Neither City Manager Chris MOJTis or City Solicitor Douglas M. Cowles were available for comment Saturday. The board'sdecisionwas based on. testimony hea.'d In an appeal hearing - the first In the city's history - on Dec, 18. Monis sent Frazier a letter or dismissal on Sept . 7 after Frazier reportedly failed to appear for a j,otygraph test . Moms claimed that the non-appearance was a violation of a direct brder. Frazier's attorney, Warren F. Sheets, argued that there are no provisions ln the city charter or any, other employee-related directivema king a polygraph test a requirement for employment. Frazier decllned to take the test In Gallipolis because he wanted It done At Bureau ofCrlmlnallnvestlgation headquarters In London. The board said It believes the city has an ' light" to lnvestl- .. ) I~ .• ' • ' , . l • ..r �-- = The Sunday Timea-Seutiuel 'Commentary and perspec . The Metcalf ...,_._.._Junhq 'l~n.:_ie_!!tit~t!_ A Division -825111lrd Ave.,'GalllpoUs, Ohio (614) 446-234% 111 Court St., Pomt!roy, Ohio (814) 992·2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher •HOBART WILSON JR. Pega-A-2 March 1_7. 1986 PAT WHITEHEAD LETTERS OF OPINION are wel co med. theyshOuld be losstha n 300 words ·~ long . AlllettersaresubJ<'Ctto<'dltlngandmust be signed with namr. address and telephone numbers. No unsigned !etters will be publl sh('d. LeiTers should b(' In ."good taste, address ing Issues, not, porsonalltles. ·S ummit .fever, like .... • . • • 1 - s prlttg, ~~-~-Jil~tne - ;.-~Jr~ Qnce agam ·confirmed that the weapons were contained no ammunition. Adm. Metcalf's offense was that he was Ignorant of a certain naval regulation 3400.7(a), which tmplemented a Department of Defense regulation, which Implemented the Gun Control Act of 1968. Because his. unfamiliarity with the .regulatlon "was deficient for an officer of his grade and responslblllty," ' . -- r. . c,= Summit fever Is In the air again with White House aides hinting that !: Mikhail Gorbachev looks as If he might be just the Soviet,leader President · ~- Reagan has been walling to meet. . ~ Reagan Is Into his fifth year president and his fourth Soviet leader. So far, he hasn't met any of the Soviet chieftains. ~ If he sits down with Gorbachev, what might they accomplish? •• During this week's summit speculation. Henry A. Kissinger met with . ~ Reagan and then told.reporters he.thought get-acquainted summits were a . ~ "pgychlatrlc exercise" that ought to be avoided. The former secretary of ~ state said a Reagan-Gorbachev summit could be "useful" but he cautioned ~ against being In a hurry to meet. · :• For one thing, U.S. -Soviet summits for the pu~ of getting acquainted ~ have had a. sour. !!istory. · 0: The posslbillty of a summit came up Monday when Gorbachev swiftly ;. assumed power a few hours alter the announcement of the death of ~ Konstantln Chernenko. , ~ The president denied he's ever been reluctant to meet with the leader of t the nation he has described as "an evil empire." -~ '- He's wanted toTneet-wtth a' Soviet·1i?ader~e-ver-Since·i' v?-been,7iere, ''·he · $ told reporters on 'I'ues!lay. ~ As If to underscore that claim, the White House disclosed that Vice .- Presklent George Bush, heading ·the U.S. delegation to Chernenko's :01'11beral, carried a letter from Reagan Inviting Gorbachev to the United States. . . _ . There was no proposed date or suggested agenda. • Presidential aides appeared to tread delicately on tnls one, suggesting . tMLII..l!!l!§ o real chang!Lin Reagan.]; position <!l!!]lg earlier..§2Y.iet_ _ _ _ -~~ . transitions, and then hinting that It was, Indeed, a change. . WASHINGTON _ . Th. Ge tightrope walking came Acco tl Off! th e ld needra 1 • The classic example of that kind of sdiplomatiC h ed h G · ba h un ng ce e co -ey . • from White House spokesman Robert lms, w 0 not. t at or c ""·at non-partisan Investigative •arm of ; 54, was much younger and more vigorous than his predecessors. . "It's not thai our position has changed,'.' said Sims " It's that the nature of Congress - has j~st completed a " t the! 1 ad hi h h ed .. · nine-month reviC\\ of the Grace "!' Another r e ers P asc ang · Com administration official, lnslstln _ gon anonymity, noted that when em Iss Iont 's fl ndl ngs on was te 1n . · gov rnmen :- Chernenko took power alter thedeath.o!YurlAndropov, Reagan also sent The GAO gives Its qualified :: ~o:~:f:~~~~~~~ :r~~d:.~· But he said that message ~as "not as approval of~ost of them. ~ In the past, ·Reagan has grt.eted summit talk with remarkable e The GAO st audltodrs hadve been ,. 1st xpos1ng was e, 1rau an corrupcons ency. th 1 ~~,lr~~~~~~~~J: after Brezhnev's death, Reagan said ton 1n e federal government for as z. GAO aare.::;S .ni with ~ ::l rds .. ~ ~ rd to deeds.. ' w~! question. now is whether the president and his Soviet counterpart think the ttme has comp to try some face-to face words. : Letter to the edJ•tor : · " ~ if Ostomy meeting ..."" I am wrtttng to you on behalf of - the Gallipolis and surrounding area Ostomy Club. For the past 18 .i!ioGPths, we have tried to organize a :)~al club to help return every si!ornate to the normal and produc· f~ life of which he or she Is ,~e~~ pable. We have had many ~ educational and constructive meet· ' '· tngs; · but the attendance has not •• always been good. • : We are encouraging all ostom· : ales in the area to attend the March ' 21 meeting (Thursday) at 7 o'clock J· p:m.ln the French Five Hundred at l Holzer Medical Center In Gallipolis. : 1'1\e local group would like to join • t~ United Ostomy Association •• (UOA). ~ In order to do this we must have 15 members present. Bob Graves, Southern Ohio State ;= ttve from Bethel, Ohio and his wile. Rita, E.T. (Enterostomal Thera· plst) will lead the meeting Inform· ing those attending of the UOA and what the association can do for you. Graves has been an ostomate since 1976. We are also encouraging non· ostomates who have any Interest In the association, such as relatives of ostomates. doctors, enterostomal therapists, nurses, and those who manufacture or sell ostomy supp· lies to attend and they are invited to join the group. Remember. we need your help to make our organization a united one. Lori Somerville President of the Galllpolla Area Ostomy Group I Today in history t · Today Is Sunday, March 17, the 76th dayof1985. There are 289days left ltl I the yeal'. Today Is St. Patrick's Day. · · I Today's highlight In history: : On March 17, In the year 461. accord'tng to tradition, St. Patrick - t he ; Miron saint of Ireland - died In Saul. • • -On this date: •' In rns, British forces evacuated Boston during the Revolutionary War. : 'ln 18'10, the Massachasetts Legislature authorized the Incorporation of · 1 W,eUesley Female Seminary. It later became Wellesley College. In 1900, Eleanor Roosevelt married Franklin D. Roosevelt In New York. Jn 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt used trye term "muckrake" In a . : ~h to the Gridiron Club In Washiltgton. • •. 1n 1910, the Camp Fire Girls organization was formed. It was formally t :~ted to the public exactly two years later. · . : : •!ln 1941, the NatiOnal Gallery of Art opened In Washington. · : • '1n 1942, during World War Two, General Douglas Ma~Arthur arrived In Australia to become supreme commander ot Allied forces In the southwest J?aclllc theater. 1; . •:In 1958, the U.S. Navy launched the Vanguard One satellite. •~-1r• ~' :Ettza~O'i Ailir~Wi'i'Vf Ne-w Yorirwtt~ i:Fatltied; Shct.:eruun · In 19'75.) I 1.- L ....::•..:-.t . ..•. ""'-v A ~ Martne Division, NIIIONI weatner Servrce NOAA. uS Oect ot Commerce set out knowingly to violate the law. They concealed captured weapons behind bolted metal panels and within void spaces of amphibious tractors. Back In the United States; Cpl. C. P. Kalman was charged with selling not only a captured AK-47 rtfie but also an anti-aircraft or anti-tank rocket. Sgt. J. W. Newman and Lance Cpl. J. A. C<:>c!<.riJlJ!lerE..r h~tgPd wtth ~ling.,. hand grenades. Gunnery Sgt. C. W. Dedmond was charged with selling two Soviet 7.62 mm bolt action rl!les. Gunnery Sgt. B. H. Coates was charged M•lth dealing In other. · captured weapons. The several defendants pleaded guUty. They were sentenced· var· lously to fines, Imprisonment and reduction In grl)de. The longest sentence (seven years, reduced to three years when he agreed to lderitlfy other Marines Involved In ... ; H':$ ·llleg~~~ct!1:.t!t!es )". '.~~as-L"!?.~~ed ,., ~ · upon Kalman . What the record discloses Is that Adm .'Metcalf acted openly at ..Very· step of the way. He left a paper trail a yard wide. By- c~ntrast, the court·tnartlaled Marines willfully engaged In criminal conduct. The offenses weren't "the same thing" at alL· Moral for the media: Get the -~otherslde of a story; ari<f conSiiier ___ . the posslbUity that an admiral may ha,v e been merely mistaken, while . the poor little Marines were crooks. Grace'--'---~-J_a_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n Th et - I ed - t years . ese r orms area m no at necessities Intended for the needy. not at basic progranlS for w Middle America, but at wasteful management, unintended benefits t Inellgibl e receIvers, asso · rted freebies for the undeserving and preferential treatments that the public knows little about. Becausethe.bureaucratsusepart of e\lery dollar that !liters through thelrflng;rsforthelrownpurposes, acquired an Important ally. At the Instigation o1 Sen. William Roth • ROe! · .. Ihe GAOfl ne-toothed· combed the Grace Commission report. The review, which will be released this week. summartzes: "Our overail support for the Grace Commission's Issues was consist· ent across a ll areas ." and crooked character. the commission's crusty chairman, "We found overall merit," they J. Peter Grace, by challenging his say, "In abou t three-fourths of the figures and en~aging him In Grace Commission issues on which polemics. we had a basis to offer an opinion." I am not a disinterested spectator The Grace Commission recom- · In this controversy. I have joined mended 2,478 ways to cut govern· Grace as co-chairma n of a grassment costs - at an estimated roots group, cailed Citizens Against savings of $424 bllilon over three · experts venture an opinion on 1.436. "We generally agreed with 1,158," they report . "We generally disagreed with 278." The GAO largely accepted the commission's proposals for "strengthening federal manage· ment systems, federal data · ° hi h h d as1e, w c as eclared war upon ·government extravagance. · Now It appears that we have Million-dollar baby_ There was a great deal of excitement in our neighborhood last week. The first house advertised to sell at over a 'mlllion dollars· was put up for sale. Most of the homes In our area were built In the '40s and '50s and originally sold for $30,00) to $50,1XXJ. Over the years they have Increased · In value, but no one eVer dreamed that one of them would ever be advertised for a million. Trembling, who reported the news to me, said, "I knew someone would break the six: figure barrier sooner or later, but I never thought It would be Ed Hurwitz." "I can't believe Hurwitz Is asking a million for his lean-to. I don't think he paid more than $63,00) for It 10 "antique lighting fixtures, a wet bar In the basement, contemporary library with original moldings. and a state-of-the-art laundry room." "What a turnout," I said to Hurwitz. "It even surprised me," he said, "but not the real estate agent. She said the only way to keep out the bargain-hunters and · attract the upper-bracket crowd Is to ask for · more than a million dollars for your house." "Aren't they disappointed when they arrive•" "They don't seem to be," Hurwitz said. "They figure If you're asking over a million there's got to be more to It than they can see. Besides, people who can pay prices like that " and another mtulon to make It 'livable.' One of the big attrac· lions of this place Is they can throw out everything In the house and not feel guilty about it." Hurwitz took Trembling and me Inside. "You didn't even paint It," I said. "Why paint It? Whoever Is going to buy It will only repaint lt. Women's eyes light up when they see this joint and they can hardly walt to call their decorator. The one thing !learned In seUing a house tor a mllllon bucks Is the less you otter somebody the more chance you have of getting them to buy it.'' We went Into the kitchen. There was a 1900 gas stove, a 1970 refrigerator, a scarred wooden table, two chairs, and a spice shelf that Hurwitz had gotten with green stamps. · one of the women said to the other. "It's utterly charming. You don't see ldtcheiiS like· this any morning. It said, 'Historical mini· estate, located In one of the most prestigious neighborhoods In Washington. A once-ln·a·llfethne opportunity for that special arnuent family who wants more from a home than just a place to live. Offered at $U50,1XXJ. Within walk· lng distance of the Swedish Em.; bassy.' " I said, "It's a joke. It has to be a joke." "Oh, yeah? You should see the lineup of cars In front of the house. You would think T. Boone PICki!IIS ~as coming to dinner." Out of curiosity we decided to wander over to Hurwitz's house. Sure enough, there were Mercedes· Benzes, BMWs, Jaguars, Llncolns and chauffeured Cadlllacs' parked all along the street. Women In fur coats stood In line waiting to get In, and Hurwitz passed out a mlmeo· graphed sheet describing-the fea· lures of the house. This Included Doonesbury MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fair Monday and Tuesday. A. chance of showers Wednesday. _Highs In th_e 40s_to low.er 50s.Monqay warm!ngto \he 50s_1.<! low~ (i(ls_ Tuesday and Wectnesday. Lows at night 15 to 25 early Monday warming to the mld·:11ls to lower 30s Tuesday and to the 30s Wectnesday. Colder ait returns to Ohio By The AMoclated Press Colder weather wUI return to Ohio Saturday night an!l Sunday. --~A mais of cold afr"pusliing sootheast"oiifof Ciiifaaa·wlll spread over Ohio Saturday ntght and . Sunday. Sunday afternoon temperatures wut probably be In the 30s In the northern counties and In the low to mld-40s In the south. . There was a chance of a few showers developing ahead of the cold air Satuii:lay night, especially In eastern Ohio. Snow Hurries In the cold air wlli probably linger Into Sunday In the northeast, with a chance ot rain In southeastern Ohio. . Skies were clear over Ohio Friday night, and temperatures dipped Into the :11ls In all sect Ions o! the state. The coldest areas wen~ In the ncr!beast; -where readings leveled off In the lower :11ls. .' Low pressure move tQ a position over south-central New York Sunday morning, with the cold front passing across Ohio Saturday night. High pressure over the Grea I Plains wlil move across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley' Sunday night and Monday. wlll State zone forecasts - - - - - - -omo·- - - - - - - - BURTON , Ohio(AP)-Farmers want fair prices, not a government handout, says U.S. Rep. Tilomas Daschle. "Sending the farmer Into today's market Is like sending a soldier to war without a rl!le. There's pnly one S<ilutionand that Is price," the South Dakota. Democrat said at a Held hearlngFrld<IY night on problems of City officer•. ._____(c_on_tln-:-ued_rro_m_pa_ge_A_ll gate its police officers ·"when the same," they continued. brought ' to t!s · aitention ... ihls in· ·"lbere are sufficient ·~neans' eludes the ordering of a polygraph established by the Gallipolis City test. It was not brought before the Charter and the Ohio Revised Code board the reaS<in .for such lnvesttga. to repeal, hold for naught and-<>r tlon, but only that such Investigation declare void such leglslatrc>n.'' the ·· wasbelngconaucted .- ·" -· t:xiarC! added:· .. ·--- ..~~ •· • ... "However,.under the ctrcumstan· During a Nov. 7 hearing In Calli a ccs surrounding this matter as they County Common Pleas Court on a mandamus artlon flied by Sheets to were disclosed at •the appeal get Frazier reinstated, Sheets hearing, this board believes that the dismissal of Mr. Frazier was argued that · ~ 1922 ordinance Inappropriate," the board establishing civil service rules In thr city never fully set administrative concluded. Evans, Mackenzie and Pelle· rules . grtnon•riote<f tllal\lle 'm atter ···was ·-Aweekattertlfattiearllfg..::whictt most dlf!lcult to resolve, taking Into referred Frazier's case to the civil account the procedures which were service board - the city commis· followed subsequent to Mr. Frazi· slon passed legislation establishing er's dismissal. , . such rules. During . the appeal "Although there was testimony ' hearing, foriner City· Solicitor R. WUUam Jenkins offered testimony and evidence submitted regarding In which he called the legislation such procedures and the legislation "Invalid, unconstitutional and void passed subsequent to 's aid dlsmls· sal, this board dOes not believe It has on Its face. " the·jurlsdlctlon to pass judgment on Chase SUSpeel.....___(_co_n_tm_u_ed_f_ro_m_p_ag_e_ft,_ll ..., ._ Wanta beautiful buy? Remember yQ ur high school day s wrlh a beautiful ArtCarv ed nng al a beaut1ful price Eve ry n_ng 15 . ~-. ~ac~c,q Q)' AIJ~_rv~d's fJCuJ.l, lJW11Q1C_ r pursuit came Into Gallipolis, where McMUIIn reportedly rammed a city pollee cruiser at a roadblock on Eastern Avenue and shot at a shertfl'sdeputy . McMIUin was then pursued out of the city on Ohio 588, traveied over several back roads and was headed east on Ohio 141 when he allegedly rammed the same pollee cruiser near the Intersection at Pleasant Hill School Road. forcing his car off the road and Into a nearby creek . McMillin reportedly shot at the officers andwaswounded when they returned fire. the dream they worked for aU of · their lives." "Hey; walt a minute," Trembling said. "If you get one million four for this wre.ok that means all oui homes In the neighborhood will be reassessed for tax purposes and we'll be payhlng for your scam." ' "Don't blame me." Hurwitz said: "I originally asked $100,1XXJ for the house and had no bites. Now that I'm asking for a million I can't keep people form kicking down the door.' ' Saturday ntght, mostly cloudy scat-tered --snow· -flurrtes .- ·High--ln precipitation was 40 percent Sa turday , MIAMI VALLEY, CENTRAL, SO~T Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low near 30. Sunday, variable cloudiness and cooler. High 40 to ~5. The chance of precipitation was 10 percent Saturday night and 20 percent Sunday. EAST IAKE'lHORE . Saturday night, mostly ciovdy with a chance ot showers or snow Durrles. Low near 30. Sunday, mostly cloudy and colder with scattered snow Hurries. High In the upper 30s. The chance of precipitation was 40 percent Saturday night and Sunday. soum CENTRAL Saturday night, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Low 35 to 40. Sunday, cloudy with a chance of rain. High In the mld-405. The chance of precipitation was 40 ~cent Saturday night and Surutay. EAST CENTRAL Saturday night, partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. Low In the mid-~. 'Sunday, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or flurries. High near 40. The chance of precipitation was 30 percent Saturday night and Sunday. LAKE ERIE Winds becoming west to northwest 10 to 20 knots Saturday night and northwest 15 to 25 knots Sunday. Chance of showers or snow Hurries Saturday night and chance of Ourrles Sunday. The.lake was mostly ice-covered. CLEVELAND lAP) ...,. The winning number drawri Friday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally · game, "The Number, .. was 221. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 1744. The lottery reported earnings of 1 S642.1~ from wagering on Its dally game. Earnings came on sales of $i,376,391, whUe holdPrs of winning tickets are entitled toshare$734,283 . In the parimutuel "Pick4" game, sales totaled $:m,073. Hol!lers of winning tickets are· entitled to ~5 percent, or $91,658. A winning $1 straight ticket earns $4,236. A winning $1 boxed ticket earns $353 . The Number: two two-one · Pick 4: one-seven-four-four ~ and 1S l o be used ofl lv fo 1 I he purchase o t A rtCarved S1lad 1um h1gh school 11ngs 6i PLUS up to $36 wotth of c;ustom features FR,EE I • 710Tii10\ ~r'\® fli\.1'\(Tc~X f,~ ! ~'1 ' BRING THIS AD Is your incOIDI taxable? Let H&R Block evaluate your situation and then accurately complete the proper forms. Come on in to our convenient office at: 618 E M . s 27 s 5WI5i!CH Spring Into Action Lend A Hand•.•• Yolunteer . CALL ~46-1642 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE . GALLIPOLIS DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER BRAKE SPECIAL II WIIIIL fiOII'I DISCI RADIANT! We ina tall new front brake 12% to 4 •3400 wheel bearing•.- inapect· cvlinder, brake caliper, and brake hoses. bleed system and aCid . new fluid. then road test the car . REG . '78.80 MOST AMERICAN CAMS AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE *Add up to 1 lb. BUFFET (5-9 P.M.) 17"5 Pf?INCt. He S4YS At Our Special Price lW GJTWTMICJVI!t $72 5 per person $395 per·child (4·10) ~'t.I..POJTNO/VIF mm. SPEAKIN6 'I - ...• . . . •o...a MAROt 17-SUNDAY NOON BUffET ' Fins uf\ .. tioned !MOST AMERICA~ . lion. & Fri. 'Tn I '·•· Tuet.·Wtd.· Thurs. I S.t. 111 5 . . Clltet'. ' camber and toe-in Cllrt, or toralon bara. ' .C•II for •n •ppointment ·n ow. I p. ~; . v .• and road tnt. W£ USE IUN ENGINE 1peedi. ctt.dt •lr fihiM' , . , $18•• . '· ' : parts for wear tires for wear and ufety. extra. if needed, No extra charge for 1ir-conMI-' ELECTRONIC ~-~. ~ IGNITION •'H TUNE UP ~*'-:" · · The luffet includts an All-You-Can-fat Salad, Soups, Appetizers, Ntw Dishes Each WHk, Entrees, (Fresh fruit Cocktail, Fried lananai-Dtsllrtl, Hat T10 or CoH11. · CourHa Will Change Every Wlieli - {No C.er;y Out) You Can Alto Order_Dlnne11 From The Evening Menu, Tool ~ ... We'llaet Performance Test Pf:JI:FORMANCE ANALYZER I•YE Ul lAVE OAI Main \... :~ CAASj W• m...,, n~ factory ~om"*"Md •~)aft! ptup, nt'W fuel fllt!M', •dfu•1 1fmirlg , H1 file Children under 4 Frtt fl!:~ ~ . FRONT END: AliGNMENT· f'.-'I··:-1. •Leak Test & Cylinder 14695 .... . .,r.: ' I ~ 1 ' AIMrk• (., SAVE ,,0.00 Ivy . I of Freon •Clean Condensor Bleck ar Grey Children'• 1 2'12 to 4 ~dl, resurface rotors, repack front . $5918 Burnt Rad leather Children's Sizes 112·3 P.M.) ' H&R BLOCK'. - S1495 SUNDAY NOON . MONDAY NIGHT .. ' 446-7227 / s ' .t. fAR eAsr . j~ Chlnete Redacuant IN AUMYYCAR5/NTHI5 81/5/NG$5, I'Ve NE:vt:R. ...--.... Ill' OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P.M. WEEKDAYS; 9-S SAt. APPOINTMENTS AVAIL'ABLE .For Sunshine Girls! BY GARRY TRUDEAU JA{It5(JN~ ~;;>fi@;~~:;::. ·......,;= ~:wairanty. Tf"i•s ofler e:~Cp~reS May 31, 1985 873 J -0000 said there were "no more than four" weapons found when Investigators executed a search warrant on McMillin's car on Feb. 11. E vidence for the 'd rug abuse citatiOn was also gathered-during the search, the spoke!;!~!an added. The Investigation was handled by the state highway patrol , sherlf!'s department, city poll!;e and Her· . man Hen,ry , an agent!or the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Tile patrol said that McMIUin was · eastbound on the U.S. 35 bypass when the patrol attempted to stop him and he allegedly ned. The , . OH. t~,--di~-~~t~h~a~c~han~ce~o~f~sho~w~er~Js:or~s;no:~w~:~~:~=~;i~[f~M~=:fF~~~~~~~~~rn~==-:~;·;~~~o~m~~~t=·=:.==~~--Gollipolis;-~y~c~o~~m~~;o~r:e~i~~ controversial." The GAO challepged, for exampie, the Grace Commission's recommended changes In Medicare and federal pensions; alterations III these two thorny areas would save an estimated $88 bllllon, according to the commission·. ; . • ··Extended Ohio forecast Parlly cloudy Saturday night with a chance of showers or snow flurries north and east. Lows upper 20s northwest to near 40 southeast. Mostly cloudy and colder Sunday with a chance o-f flurries northeast and a chance of rain southeast. Highs upper 30s to mid-405. NORTHWEST, WEST CENTRAL . Saturday night, partly cloudy with a slight chanceofsnowflurrles. Low 25 to 30. Sunday, considerable cloudiness and colder. High In the upper :Jls. The chance of preclpltatiori was 30 percent Saturday night ruld 20 percent Sunday. · • CENTRAL !..AKniHORE, CENTRAL IDGHLANDS _..;__~----.,---A_rtB_u_~hwa_.l--:-d more." The second woman said, "It's a dream. You can start from scratch and do anything you want with it." '"That's true of the bathroom too," Hurwitz told them. When we got back Into the living room I said, "I wouldn't believe it If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes. The people are actually salivating to buy this hunk of junk." Hurwitz seemed offended. "It may be a hunk of junk to you, butfor the people who came here today It's WEATHER FORECAST - The National Weather Service lorecM&s lor Sunday llhowers over weatem Washington state, Orepn and lhe nonbwellt lip ol Calllornla. Rain Is predlded over lro..ton, Texas and 1111 surroundlnr !ll"'l'· Snow Is predicted over moat ol Maine, New Hampaldre and northen) New York with rain to laD ,o ver soulheni''New York, ConnecUcul and MaMachusellll. Showen are predlpled over lhe Gulf Coll8t through Florida Into the Atlantic. (AP La8erphoto). -- 1--~ processing operations, federal credl: and cash management ef• forts and clvlllan procurement and property management activities."' But the . GAO took exception to recommendations that are ilkely to raise a political outcry. Here's how the reviewers put It: "While th<i potential savings from Improved program administration are significant. the greatest potential savings 1 "J, saw the ad In the paper this • ~ Second'""'~-'"' ion. ol the <'A~nd ., ' relar1o~ollla~iTtfe~meaeii01\c;::noi-Jtrst) ~:y;~,.;t;~~elr .,.,:,.haf!k~ncl~"@;c_}hey WOJ1J gtv~e W!..ll.dp.)l.ar~hout~ ~~~~:~R~~~;i~~~;~~~~~~~ aD!iea many a bloatro bureaucrat flglit. They have sought to discredit ·· a,a:n ges oi w~t~r Andropov died Reagan called upon Chernenko to "move from :; " . _ But there were PLATI'SBURG, Mo. (AP) foreclosures . farm was sold the mortage holder, ~rcent since and he lost s.m,ro)tn: Eight people were arrested ·after a Randy WUson, who operahld the the Fede~al Land Banko! St. Louis, the past two .years because of · muttant coa1ltion of .al)d· farm with· his ·13-year-old father, for $312,!MXJ, said Lawrenee Fisher, drought . . : . unlonwor~!Ji..,!,~<!.,s~ut ~a-~~~~~h!s brother, .Pem Jr.,_"__ac_t!i)R,Q!Jl}l!Q~nt;y,at!mJJ..ID'..ThL. " I j~tll1oJ¥t~ lf~~.52; . rarm oreclosure sale, caDIIig for · swa 111e sa~ewi!S'DO! ~al 6i!'EafiSe· baiit< hild subffint(.(F'f~year$10r;>Tiie said. "I have fed a · unity to save the tamUy tann. · the shouting kept anyone from advance. world of people In 52 years. And this. Several hu)'ldred people surged offering a bid. The farm had been In Perry Wilson Sr. said he owed the Is the reward I'm getting tn:m the ; Into the Clinton County Courttvrus.> the family lor 52 years. bank $234 ,OOJ. politicians, the money·gra bbers and · onF.~Idayandshoutso!"Nosale. No . "We saw no bids," said Randy Eight people were detained for the land grabbers. It Is very : · ·' sale drowned out Sheriff Bob WUson, who was at the front or the two hours alter a dozen blue-shlrted disappointing. 4 ... {~~- ~" 'il..,;~~' "' k'="'~i: •. .,;t:f,~~t!~~ l~,~\-,~~-·=-'''="'~·f~ ~~~,,w~~~e.~·~~~~·~~mw-!1 ~"J.~d!-!l~~~~~~.~g!'r~·~;,~~·~~~~-~,...t.M;f~,;ut4~~~0etr.fid and you tried td sell Peny Wilson's farm. about 15rnlnutes. "Theyhadlt made formed a wall In front of DeFreece. borrow a little more money and . Organizers of the raUy, calling' upbe!oretheycameout.ltilaStobe 1\vo of the officers were Injured · finallyyoucan 'tservlcethatdebt. themselves Missouri Groundswell, p.~bllc. They haven't got a sale. s lightly, officials said. "Sometimes you feel like a said -they Intended to shout out the _ "We co~lder It a victory because Flshersaldchargesmight bellied failure, but you know you weren't.! · sale. Spokesman Marvin Porter they weren table to sell it the way agalnsttheelghtwhowerearrested. was a good farmer. The federal Perry Wilson Sr. said he was government Is to blame. Don't let said the group Is demanding a they wanted to." FRONTS: three-month moratorium on About 700 acres of the ~acre worthot$1mllllonln1978-79,butthat anybody tell yo u It was Warm Cold~ Ianners wASIDNGTON ..=- The_papers on Oct, 25, ,:1~. Aftera lew days o1 · aircraft arrlvtng- (IV;'n &'rbadoo · ilveni'l ifomi~ett.i!i-cF··~~ had a great time recently with the Intense fighllrig, the action ended. )l'ere to be closely Inspected. A caution. At nag rank, this hurts. case of Vice Adm. Joseph Metcalf. Our forces captured a large · team ol InSpectors headed by Jack What about the enlisted man? As By the time the scornful voices ol quantity ol Soviet-supplied arms Ragsdale boarded Metcall's plane the lighting on Grenada sub51ded, the media were done with him, and ammunition. on arrival about 3: 30 In !be more than 300 Marines Uberated Metcalf had been cast In the role of On Nov.~ through his. chief of afternoon. Ragsdale asked If any (sotosay)rtnesandplstolsthathad a specially privileged naval otflcer sta!t, Metcalf iormally.•ieQulsltl·~-automa'tic weapoM~.vere9i:oornd:- .4;e;;n -!;;s:":;;· ~~· l&l:::".d 1 =~e!'.dere.who had received kid. glove oned 24 captured AK-47 rt!les and Metcalrs chief of staff, Capt. They were warned that such .. mag~lnes to go · with them. "The Conrad Ward, Immediately !dent!· trophies must be turned In to be treatment. "He got off easy," declared one Items are to beutUized as command fled the crates of weapons: The disarmed and registered, More teleVIsion commentator, "while • presentation articles." Moreover, AK47s then were taken Into than 300 Marines obeyed the rules,. enlisted Marines who had done · the rl!les were to be rendered custody. On Nov. 8 a gunnery received amnesty, and had 350 exactly the same thing were by removal of their expert at the Norfolk Armory trophies returned to them. "easy," considering his high rank and his trivial offense, and the court-martlaled Marines had not done "exactly the same thing." In fairness to a dlstlngul&hed officer, the record should be put straight. Youwll.l recallthataforceofU.S. Marines and Rangers, under Met. calf's command, Invaded Grenada ·, The Forecut for 7 p.m. EST, Sun., March 1 . .,. . :. _____J_:_am_es_J_..K___;;ilpa_t_ric_k The requested weapons thereupon were packed Into five crates and put aboard M lr 1 f Ba d etca S Pans rom rba OS to Norfolk on Nov. 3. Meanwhile, on Nov. 1, customs agents at Norfolk had been tipped that efforts would be made to smuggle Sovlei weapons from· .Grenada Into the United States. All .. .·•. . . ' affair_·--:~ ~~p;.1!i~~~~~~r;;:n;C::~~~~:tJ~tr;\r~~C~I.b#r~~~~~~~"i!Xf~rti~;;(t:~==~~1,~ A MEMBER of Tho Associated p,..,,, Inland Dally Pross Association and tho discloses that Metcalf did not =t off station, '"orfolk. Am<"rlcan Newspaper Publisher s Association. . eoq The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-.3 Weather:-- Crowd.. tries to halt farm foreclos.u re M'etcaftwas of Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ·March 17, 1986 · Oil CHANGE SPECIAL . $1J9S SAVE '5 .00 MOST AMI!RICAN CARl 5 qta . oil, new oil fittllr, lubric•t• cheaaia, check oil fluid fevelo. tire preo· aura. bllttery, belts. holft, and' chock exflouot oyotem condition . · �. ~ · A-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel March 17, 1986 , · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. • Loan rejection puts ·water -repairs on hold . .,. . March 17, 1985 The Sunday Times-Senti~ei- Page-A-5 ' Ohio-Point Pleasant, W, Va. r--..... .. ---Local · 'Wild Kingdom host Timber, mine~al payments ~de sunrives cancer bout. . ' • ••• trelalsoaddelfthatatarecentpPbllc tntel'!'lit from FmJJA, ~tt · Y{oUe • some source but letters trom local englnE'er George Mara was . be madeslow)y. By NANpy YOACHAM . . banks Stated they could not come the motion. . seconded nriles-Sentlnel Staff · ~yTOM OO,JIEN treatment in his fight with capcer, retained. • · · "Nothing 1n particular has been meeting; themajor!tyofresldentsln P01')1EROY- oh16 Department of Natural ~~li~Olrec~;to~i'--~~~~~~ The FmHA loan l!l reportedly no outlined and there are some factors · att~~'!tie ct!dn:t-!'1<>.-~UtwJoaao~ .,;..n-o....~~ ~:- ~yrl _ H,~Jbat.S2115.875.46 wilj Sayre and Wolfe voted yes, Bob · clOse to FmHA's 5 percent interest RACINE- "A~Qrlast Saturday, ,.,......AIJSOCi~Jfr.!k'r.. . . . ~s battled de~~hore durlng his ratE>. longer avaUable to Racine. I'd rather not comment about at \hiS water rates ral!led either. among counties and townships where ttmbiir..and were · Beegle passed, Cleland, Carroll we are back to whel'!' we were four ST. LOlliS (A.P) Marl!n me or worKing ,.;., some!1mesLoan uruivallable said Cleland, "No definite plan time," Cleland added. Petrel feels that council mlght from state forest lands. years ago 'with many hours of Teaford and Larry WoUe 110ted no Perkins has had many brushes with dangerous animals . Coundl had unttl March u · to has been established and nothing and the motion went down. Had no !illY . declare an emergency and still raise The Dlvl!llon of Forestry returns one haU ott he net value ot forest ITIE!i!tlngs and hard work behind us. death during his years as the guide When he wascurat orotreprUes a! · , notifY FmHA as to whether Racine has been cemented but council did Originally, . the engineer's estiBen Petrel, · Ileac! or Racine's the water rates: "It hasn't passed products sold or minerals removed from state forests as a payment In essence, rouncll took a step to the wild kingdom, but as hls~th the St. Louis Zoo as a young man. wanted to borrow the money. The vote not to ~?Uta treatment plant !nat water board, said that he had council yet' but it's In the works," ' to local government units In IJeu of taxes. P~~Yffients are made twice mate for all needed lmprovemerts ba'ckward with no alternate plans at birthday nears, Perkins says he's Perkins was bitten on the hand by a ·. proposal to use the money was this time." was$369,~. • thought the FmHA Joan "sounded Petrel said. a year. this time, and with a large hole in our survived the d!"adllest encounter_ cottonmouth moccasin, avenomou~ turned down by rouncll In special · Agreeing that something wlll ! like 8 good deal;. bUt iiofniedOurUi'at"=·-"' "'"At" the-.. ....~~~>t~-!.::!6°. €vunt-.t~-eUv"€-Tvwr'ciMp~tv:vo··~tii6lt~ ;;rr•:!.~:(l}::.-.:JI-- "f""' CouncU had reserved the right to aging plant, we need lmmedla te ~'-~~- s~.IJ.l!1109 In, the. wJxaL;Ind session. have 'to be done to Improve the he"hadnosay"lnthematter.Petrel disagreement over the water issue · $1,546. · · action. Action that needed to be borrow up to $501,<XXJ from FmHA to . in the high-pitched southern United States . Other than Sa,yre's, no other system, · qeland explained that \lelleves· that "the majority on hasledtospeculatlonthattwocouctl · taken long ago, and that should be ·be paid back at 5 percent lnter!lSt · In the calm, scten1iflc manner monotOne familiar to viewers of motions or alternate plans were money would prob;ibly have to be over a period of up to forty years. ' taken today." counclldldrl'twanttogettieduplna members are · contemplating MutUal of .Omaha's "Wild King- diSplayed on his shoW, he walked to' offered at that time, however, . borrowed or repairs would have to long~ term goverrunent Joan .." Pereslgntng. This was the comment of Scott Reportedly, the amount could have dom," said Friday that recent tests his offi CI" and used a Clock to monit or Wolfe, Racine councUman, follow - lleenpaldoritn less ttmeltcouncilso the venom 's effects. He wat ted untU indicate that cancer In hts lymph RJO 'GRANDE ·-A spe!jal ineettng of the Rio Grande Board or wished, Ing last Saturday's rejection of the swelling, discoloration and .patn nodes L• In remission. Publtc Affairs has \leen set for 8 p.m. Tuesday Initially, f'm1-b!. had questioned Racine VIllage Council to accept a 5· had spread up his a rm, theQ slowed down, there' s no 'Tv<" . ~ ,,~; . & percent Interest loan from Farmers whether Racine's water system rates. Home Administration to repair or could "break even" with the present as this thing clears up, c Ea. $7 a month flat. rate with no replace the vlllage's present water begin my exercises again and viper rendered Perkins lllleonsciou$ ~ ~ ~./9c treatment facility. The facUlty ts restrictions as to how much water while doctors injected various regain my vtgor." over 30 years old and experiencing could be used. Until recent years, Perkins said If his recovery is anti-venims In an effort to keep him 'tl.JA..)It..J~•.MM ...... h•h POMEROY - This Is the final week to order tree packets and . rn;my problems due to weathering the bills had been only $3 a month;_ complete, heandhiswlfeCarolwlll alive . "Pulse could no1 be felt ," a i:A~;:~...... 1112c Eoch the same as when the system and age. gi'OUnd cover plants from the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation NEW~ 'The new iertlllzer blend plant and storage buDding has been . travel during the winter to Africa, doct or'src:po~_said . " ltwas though.t · originated. Dlstricl Ladies Auxiliary, said Opal Dyer, auxiliary secretary. completed and Is ready lor business at MGM Fwm City Inc., Pomeroy. During that special meeting, l ·f'e111n~It . B 1.35 lb. scene of many " Wild Kingdom" he was ~ ymg. . Ask me about State Farm's Ho.me Meters 'burden' Dyer said the auxiliary has white pine, red pine, AUStrian pine, CouncUman Dan Sayre proposed Company olt_lclals expecllhe jllanllo I!U local lwmers' crop needs. episodes. , Meetmg rescht't.luled ~ Ll. FmHA recommended_- that the utDiztng the FmHA money to retain Scotch . pine and Norway spruce trees as weU as black waJnut. Alert Protection PIE!n. More than OOJ friends and . George Mara, who for the past two village Install water meters and said Packets of 25 seedlings are available tor $6. . Syrup ........................... ~ ..........~..~ •••••••• 49( lb. EAST MEIGS - Eastern LocalCAROLL SNOWDEN v,ie!l·wlshers gathered here Saturyears has Served as engineer for the meters would be required If the loan A !;OIIg bird packet containing three each of nanking cherry, whtre School Board 's regular meetinj,:. $' 417 Second Ave. ................... 1.05 ·~· day night to honor Perkins, who mul~ . redosler dogwood, white pine and· green ash Is being village, researching and developing money was boiTG\'.<ee!..=~~-·--·-l~!l,;_~l.-1;~~ scheduled for Monday evening has Gottlpotis, Oh . ;,.~,o!...)"<:;;o.; - - ~ ... -Pnone4ol'oloil~-, After much work by the engineer l'lfltlrl! ~·----~ ~-- ......cff~:-~--fcr::?, and a-~!ectler.-Gf-~:lnd t.'cr.:er p!e!!ts avAna hle for turns 80 on March 28. . preliminary studies for proposed ~ g~ru~QQ been cancelled. The meeting ha.' , ••••••••• .40 lb. U.t''IV.a.a'IVU -·. a.ua ._,~o.aaa'-'oo Perkins, who spent - a~ yem' $13 tor 50 plants. Offered are croWn vetch, pachysandra, English lvy, Home446-4511 improvements on the Racine water and a financial report was prepared been rescheduled~-for IV!onaay. · myrtle and winter creeper. · chemical and radiation system; to upgrade the well field to by Cleland, rouncll reported to 25at 7· POMEROY - The new fert iltzer soil test the same amount for the White, yellow, green, peach, orchid. pink, blue, butters· Like a flOOd neighlxx.iState an appropriate level out of the Oood FmHA that placing meters on the Afl orders must be Into the Meigs SWCD Ladles Auxiliary, P.O. blend plant operated byMGMFarm crop they plan to produce. catch, milk & semi-sweet chocolate. zone; and to oulld a new .;,ater system would create a great Box 432, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 by March 22 and must be prepaid. Lawrence Bush, a longtime City Inc. is open for business, , treatment structure or plant with or financial burden for the citizens of Orders can be placed at ·the SWCD office on the -second noor of the employee of the company: has been · aceordlrig -to · manager ·JacR w: Farmers Bank Building, 221 W; Second St. without price options of a sand the vWage. For wha r is belteved to . Carsey_ : · appointed blend plant manager . filtering system and under ground ·be only thesecondttmeln thestateof Dyer advised that the seedlingS and ground covet plants do not ' Carsey said the plant has been ~ack Miller, an experienced special· Ohio that this has occurred, FmHA clearwell for storage. Include plants that are likely to spread or \lecome a nuisance. 514 EAST MAIN 992·6910 POMEROY stocked with nitrogen , DAP, phos- l7.ed crops specialist, has been hired waived the meter requirement. More specific price phorous and potash from barges off to assist farmers In Meigs, Mason State Farm_ F.re and Casually Company OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:00-5:30 According to reports, Council had Frank Cleland, council president, and Gallla counties with their crop the Ohio Rtver. Home OlfiC8: Bklomington . Illinois asked that the proposal \le made at an earlier meeting "unanlm· WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS needs. more definite within a specific price ously" decided ihat something had The plant ts equipped with the POMEROY''Plants, Animals and Man, Sharing the Earth, An Pull-type spreaders arc available to be done to the water system, range. latest blendlngequlpmentavallable for farmers: use and MGM has a Story" is the theme of the fourth grade poster contest and Ecology Sayre then modified his !TIOtlon to especially In the areas of a on the market. and MGM officials . truck spreader If customized sixth grade essay contest sponsored by the Meigs Soli and Water . retain the engineer and construct a treatmeqt plant and upgrading of It "the most efficient plant spreading Is desired. Liquid nitroconsider Conserva tlon District. water treatment plant with the main the well field and electric a) system. In the area." The plant can quickly gen spreading is also.availablefrom A film, "Food from the Sun," was shown to aU elementary school structure itself not toexceed$250,~ Pumps replaced In the past four to the farmers· prescription blend students in the county last week in preparation for-the contest, Which this outlet. and to boi'To\V ·mohey at 5 percent years have co•t up to S5,fXXl each .' runs until March-2.9. -~ ~ ~ . It was also agreed that money Posters and es5ays w!U \le judged by the Metgs SWCD Ladles would have to be borrowed from Auxllla!j'. Prizes wUJ also be awarded by. thf' SWCD. Further GALLIPOLIS - The Southeast· system in Gal!la County. , Information may be obtained by cal!lrig the SWCDofflce at 992-6641. ern Ohio Voluntary Education The comm!f1ee wtu contract with • Jmtmel Cooperative has been awarded a a consultant on a part-time basts 1 -12-montl! .. grant from ..t.lle . .o~Jo . _.Jrom Apri115tqassist In the planning ~- - ready -~-" Department of Mental Retardation and liriplementation of thesesiiivl.A MultlmCdia New5paper PllblishPd each Sunday, 82J Thlrd and Developmental. Disabilities to ces. The committee is seeking an AvenuE', by thE> Ohio Valley .Publish RIO GRANDE:... Spring quarter schedules at Rio Grande College h!"lp establish a model system of individual with minimum quail!lcaIng Company- Mul!lmedla, fn c. Se, POMEROY - In an effort cond class postage paid a t Gallipolis, and Community College are now available from the ·otflce of comprehenstve, coordinated early tions of an associate degree or designed to·makernorespaceforthe Ohio 4J63l . EntE>r<.'d as second class Continuing Education. · Intervention services 'In a fiveequivalent In social work, nursing, ma!llnJ;: maner at Pomeroy, Ohi o. Meigs County Board of Commls· Post Orrtce. Spring quarter registration begins March 25and wlll \le held from early childhood or special county area, Including Gailla stoners, Meigs County Court will bf' H p.m. and 6-8 p.m. in E.E. Davts Tech'ntcal Careers Center. To County. education. M('mb<>r: The A ssoci ated Press In mov ing from Hs presE>nt location In land Da il y Press Assoclallori and the receive a copy ott he schedule by 1t1atl, caU the rontlnu!ng education . The project has been entitled Reliable transportation and a t~e courthouse to what is now the American Newspa{K"r Publishers As · Our Reg. 12.47 oHi~;e at 245-5.:!53 or totl free 1-!ffi-282-7201. Preschool Community Health and valid drlver:s license are a must, sorJatlon, National Advertising Rejury room. !f you are !ike most people with hearing loss you hear well · Early Education Resource Service officials said. A resume should be presentative, Branham, l7J7 West · County Court Judge Patrick Nine ·MJ!e Road, ~ulte 204, De troll, 10 some Situations and have difficulty in others. A new (CHEERS). submitted. by _Interested persons to MIChigan, 48075. O'Brien received a Jetter several hearing aid has been developed that can give you the help The goals of Preschool CHEERS Jan Betz, chairperson, Callia Com· weeks ago from the commissioners, SUBSCRIPTION RATES are to increase coordination and mlttee for Preschool CHEERS, 76 you need, when you need i\. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing By Carrier or Motor Houle asking him to vacate the courtroom utlltzatlon of available services for · Cedar St., Gall!polts. aid is so tiny it-ilan-be-insefted.-in.a matter ~f seconds. It On e WPek .................... ...... ...... $1 .10 by mid-March an!l giving him the OnP Monlh ., ........ ......... ........... $4.80 GALLIPOLIS- Gallla County Young Democrats will meet at 7:30 families of children up to five years fits comfortably within the ear canal and is barely visible. SINGLE COPY option of two or three new locations. p.m. Monday tn the Sentor Citizens Center, 2:.l) Jackson Pike. old, and Increase ronsumer awarePRICE Help is finally here for those ''part time" hearing problems. At that time, Commissioner READY TO FINISH Multiposition Lounger 50 Cenh1 ness, Involvement a nd satisfaction Manning Roush explained .to the FURNITURE with the preschool servtce delivery Sturdy lounger No subscriptions by mall pt't'mllled RENTAL OFFER-For a limited time, rent the tonal aid (ar WICKER Times-Sentinel that a "private In towns where mot or carrier !iPrv lce With vinyl CUSTOM FINISHING • any hearing aidl for 6 weeks far only $50.00. meeting room" was needed by the is available. Board slates special meeting Easter Candy Sucker Sucker Sticks ................................................ 1 Candy Eyes ••.•.•••••...•....••.•• .................. •• 12 Cellophane Sucker Bags ...... 4( Colored foil Pieces .................... . utt•r ........................................... s Marshmellow Cream .............·............. .... 51.40 'lOll against fire and bUrglary, and save on your · hon1eowne1 s Insurance, too. Final week for tree packets MG,M fertilizer plant .n,..,..n...,.n....l l.n.- are •• OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS Poster, essay contest sponsored· ' Preschool-program started County Court tobemoved . Spring schedules" 2$ Jars 8.88 ~board, .. _-. __ - - -O'Brien re~rieiCtrictay a fternoon that the Issue of the move has been resolved and that his rourtroom will bf' moved into the jury room sometime during the next two 10 three weeks, after. some necessary remodeling is completed . County Court offl~s will still bf' in the same location, only the actual courtroom will be moved. Said O'Brien, "I do agree that the commissioners need additional space, but I'd much rather stay ~here I am right now." -·-·FOR WilEN ·· · YOU NEED IT. - Young Democrats to meet HAND -CRAFTED T~~~~~·~~~:~~~~ Sunday be responslbl~-for ad mudr ,bY carrier's. , MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only One year ................ ................ $26.80 Six months ..... .................. ..... $13.00 steel frame. after accident · GALLIPOLIS - A woman was Injured and two peop_lewere cited in •<\ three-vehicle accident on U.S. 35 Friday, the stat!" highway patrol said. Dally and Sunday 52 26 13 52 26 13 MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Inside Ohio Wc.'eks ............................... $58.24 Weeks ......... .. .... ,............... 529.12 W('eks ........................... ... $14 .$6 Kal eR Qul!ddf' Ohio Weeks .............. ........ .... .. ... 559.80 Wet>ks ................. $31.20 Weeks ...... ....... ......... ...... $J5.60 Teri L. Newsome, 25, Rt. 2, VInton, a passenger in a pickup truck driven by Terry A. Newsome, 19, Rt. 2, Vinton, was treated and released from Holzer Medical Center for minor Injuries. 2.47 Eo. ~~ 6-pock HI- power nash cubes GE® Early Bird Sale . ... AT LAST YEAR'S REG. Sll 5.00 OUR PRICE SUPER S7S LOW PRICES [,o,J Men's 10·13 Boys' 9-11 T-120 4.97 Save 23"1.-21%. our 6.47-6.97 Pkg, OVer-tl!ec:aH tube 1ock1 of ocrytlc/ nylon. 6-pr. pkg. Gray. 5.97 [!!!] GE® twin-pock Save 24%. OUr 7. 97 Ea. Blank VMS video tape. 2·, 4· or 6-hr. recording. FloshBor · OUr7.97,-vtdeoTape,5.97 7.97 So.. 31%. Our 9.17. 4pc. ltrtured rubber mal set. Twin front, rein mats. . The patrol said Newsome's truck and a car driven by Deborah S. Davis, 34, 487 Jackson Pike, were stopped westhound tn rrarrtc at 4:13 p.m. when a motor home driven by Floyd J. Hart, 59, Sooth Bloomlngvll!e, fa!led to stop and struck the rear of Newsome's truck. The rolllslon forCed the truck Into the rear of Davis' vehicle, causing moderate damage to both and slight damage to Hart's vehicle. Uniden ~ Bearcalill scanner radios help your Neighbor· hood Watch Group know what to watch out tor-and when to be on the alert. And right now, we·re offering rebates of up to $35 on selected scanners. But hurry! This offer ends March 31, 1985. ( ' ·r 1.99 ' CORf>IN & SNYD[R . fURNITURf CO. Golllpolle, Ohio 614-446-1171 G!!J Bpnt~car UPPER tOUTE 7 NEXT TO BETZ HONDA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ------·- - Give.\ burself Some Credit! Umit 2 Pkgo. llmH2Bogs .,..,._ 'lburOwn Personal Line ci Credit of $500 or More. Then When'lbu Need l\1oney Our.1.24 All l'urpo11 Clta111r .__.. 32 oz. liquid Si111'1Y Wrlte'b.ll'self aChecK. law. H%. Our 19.t7. 21" nylon ICift-llde lull Ill•· 16K Computer Extended Color Reg. 159.95 2 11995 ~;!'~ Low AI S20 Per Month on·Cit! Line • Sale Prlee Pkg. 14-oz. • bag c:hoeolate Klun<~>. [ii!J (304) 295-8133 326 W. Union SlrHI unillen®., 3Piv Low Back Spring Base Chair, Reg. '97 ...... ·~5 High Back Spring Base Chair, Reg. '115 ... '75 Spring Base Lounger. Reg. •2 1 5 ........ ,.... '135 Rocker. Reg. '87 ...................................... '65 2 Seat Glider, Reg. $228 ........................ '145 End Table, Reg. '87 ....................... ; ........ , '45 Chaise Lounge, Reg. '228 ...................... '145 Canopy Swing, Reg. '314 ....... ............... '195 tJJ s.concl Ave. ----... - = ... WILLIAM S. DILES VIENNA, WV 26105 $229.00 - 35.00 $194° 0 ~ 13~Xl31t." HElPING PEOPlE HEAR 2SOli Grande Contra I Ave. • Complementary colors. COME IN AND DILES HEARING AID CENTER iden® Rebate. Hart was ticketed for assured clear distance and Newsome was cited for driving under suspension. SEE THE NEW COLORS AVAILABLE A TINY HEARING AID • Ready-to-Run Software Available · for Education, Budgeting, Ga,nes, Word Processing and Much More • Leam to Program In Extended Color BASIC (tutorial manual Included) · · • Craate Sophisticated Color Graphics, with Sound ' • Connects Quickly to Any TV • Easy to Expand as Skills and Nttdt Grow Atlltns, Ohio 45701 (6141 59,4-35'' - �The Suoday Times-Sentinel. Merch 17, 1986 March 17, 1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. • Pomeroy-Middleport-Gelltpolie, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page,..-A-7 l C&SOE names Gallipolis area manageri ·Woman's discovered Area deaths GALLIPOLIS Ronald G. A 25-year C&SOE employee, , lty Improvement Corporation of ment In 1973, and a bachelor's' McDade, a native of Meigs County, · Gailla County aod the Lions and degree in business administration In McDade of Athens has been 1975, both from Franklin, promntfd. to Gallipolis area man- has been an administrative assist· Shrine clubs. . No replaeement for McDade has . agerforColumbus·&'Southern Ohio anttoWeekss~lastAugust. Prior · He atteiuled Rio Grande College, · been named . He and his wife, Ohio Uqlverslty and Franklin Electrlc Co., the company said to that, he was general custoi!X'r Loretta, 'wUI relocate to the GallipoSaturday.' servlcerepresentativelntheAthens University. He earned an assolis area In the near future. Hereplaces Lonnie Leonard, who office. He also has had expertencein clat~'s<legreein Industrial managerecently accepted the job of customer services and publlc af. Coshocton area manager lor Ohio fairs In the company's Columbus Power Co.'s ZanesvUle division. and Athens ofllces. Both firms are afllUated wtt.h He has attended Ohio University GALLIPOLIS- A West Virginia Also cited by police were Elwyn E . American Electric Power wstem. and Hocking Technical College. manwaslodgedintheGalllaCounty Ray, 47, of Ray, failure to yield ; McDadewlllberesponilbleforaii Leonard has' been with C&SOE Jail Saturday mornlngbycltypollce B,icky Thomas, 26, of 93 Cedar St., activities of C&SOE's Gallipolis since 1955, with the last two years on charges of DWl· and no. Apt. 2, no driver' s license; 'Tim E .. Qfflce, which serYes 12,lXXl custo· · · spent in Gallipolis. He has been headlights. Tawney, 2il, 77 State St., speeding ; mers In four southeastern Ohio active in community activities and Arrested was Gregory A. Warns· .and Paul E . Wheeler, .of Addison,. counties. He wUI report to A~ens Is a member of .the Gallipolis Area · ley, 18, of Point Pleasant. speeding. Division Manager John R. Weeks. Chamber of Commerce, Conunun- City police issue 4 citations O\'emight Virginia I. Edwards Virginia I. EdwanJs POMEROY - Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia I . Edwards, \i-5. well-known Pomeroy business woman, wUI be hela at 1 p.m . Monday In Ewing Funeral Home . Mrs. Edwards, who·dJed Thurs-. day night In St. Joseph's Hospita l In Park~rsburg, "· "N.Vu:, was born April 9, 1919 at The Plains in Athens County. She was a daughter of Charles and Wealthy Parfitt Ta te Sr. · She operated- the V; !>.-Edwards Insurance Agency in Pomeroy for a number of years. She was a member of the Pomeroy United Methodist. Church, a member of the . United Methodist Women and served as a trustee of the Pomeroy church. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and theShrinetteCiub. Surviving are her husband, V.D. Edwards; a son, David Edwards of Pomeroy; two daughters and sons-in-law, Carolyn (Susie) and Larry Heines of Rt. 3, Pomeroy , and Cheryl Ann -<md Wayne Shere of Midland, Mich.; a sister, Lucille Hawk of Chillicothe; two brothPrs, Robert Tate of Sterling. Va., and Gerald · Tate of New Jersey; live gr~n<l.<;l]llqreJ!,. Tr<!.CJ, K!:!,s\il.n ~an_d _ Ann Molly Heines, and Wendy and Wayne Shere Jr.; and an aunt, Gladys Parfitt ·Of Pomeroy. A number of cousinsalso survive. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death bY two brothers and a sister. Officiating at Monday' s serv ices will be the Rev. James Corbitt. Burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 24 and 7-9 p.m . today. Wild~ I. Haning Born Feb. 23, , a t Pittsburgh, Pa ., he was the son of .the late Richard and Mary Flahnegan Keaney. Surviving Is a niece, Margaret Keaney of Pompano body of Beverly Capone, 44, of Mount Vernon, near New York, near the town of Durham, said a state trooper who tllentilled htmsel! only as Trooper Reeseberg. Mrs. Capone was last seen Feb.25, Church, with the Rev. William Myers officiating. Burial wUI be In Centenary Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at Willis Funeral Home from 8:30 a.m. Monday untU the hour of the service. Pa llbearers will be Steve Hill, Richard Burdette, Mike Dobbins and Marvin Skaggs. . Alex ' Mengel, 30, a native of Guyana, who was sought In Styml· Iaski's slaying, was wiving Mrs. Capone's car when he was arrested in Toronto on March 2. A woman's scalp was found in the car andpollcetheorlzedt'hatMengel may have worn It to disguise himself as a wol'rlan the I GROUND BEEF LB. CENTER CUT ~-=--: -,._. ,_,._C_HQ_P,S .... INSERT SHOULD. HAVE READ . BORDEN CHEESE TWIN AMERIAN SINGLES Sl~69 LB. JOHNSON'S SUPERMARKET DAIRY DEPT. __ . ....... CUBE STEAk s199. Ll, ,,, LOIN END .·t' .... PORK ··-----~- · ROAST ......... lL--~lJ~~-- HAM SALAD BACON CERTIFIED ---- Ll. CLUB BOLOGNA $ 29 2 Ll. EXTRA lEAN STEW 1------------~BEEF fAMilY PRACTICE & -~ . PAIN CONTROL . · -·-" OFFICE HOUIS s139 KAHN'S S1.39 LB. LI. s ~. -ac; - SUPERIOR'· ~"'-· . ....... MONDAY THRU FRIDAY-9 A.M.-l P.M. · · SATURDAY ...:....9 A.M..2 P.M• . MONDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS-6:30-B:30 P.M. :~~=:~ES . ;:G~!, ·89( FRESH . .... ... , "·- ~- -- Whole Fryers '• PORK SHOULDER STEAK AAROM BOONSUE, M.D. II. $129 ' LOWFAT POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER FARMERS CHEESE PHONE 675-1675 $279 Ll. ~--~~----~~--------~~~--------~· SEARS PEPSI REG. OR DIET PEPSI FREE MT. DEW BUSH'S GREEN & WIINSTAtl CONFIDENCE SHELLIE BEANS MARCH AUTOMOTIVE POMEROY - Mrs. Wilda I. Haning, 80, 40920 State RoutC' 692, Albany (Pageville), died Friday '$18' ~~:SRE .... -· ~•·· j1~~9 PRE-SLICED · ' 25th & JEFFERSON ' AVE. Ll. Houvwooo . --·- ··-· . . --·· ·-- -- WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. - BOARD ~ $169 jo..;.;,;...;;.,...;,;;:,.,;,;;:;:i;,;,;;;;,;;;...;;.;.~,.;;,;;;,;;~;.;:,:..;:;::,:;:::..::,--f FRESH 99< 12 Ol. Ll. JUICY I CORRECTiON · · Ll. oz. 29 CAN Drops charge in local court ~ :GALLIPOLIS · - A menacing charge against a GaUipollsman was dismissed Friday · In Galllpolis" Municipal Court. The charge against George R.' ')'\!hlte was dismissed at the request cit the complaining witness, Linda Jones, 44 Vinton Ave. A bad check charge against Martin R. Adams, of Circleville, .was dismissed because Adams had , ~a~. !!S!t!n'W!L:.o;, !18..:~ J !L Krogers and haa palu"" costs. In traHic cases, Bobby J. Lester, 19, of Vinton, received a stx·month ~uspended jail term, was fined $12 and placed on six months probation alter pleading guilty to no driver's license. Fined $UiorspeedlngwasRonald L: Jarrell, 20, of Columbus. A no driver's license charge against Jarrell was dismissed : Laura M. Barnes, 23, of Southgate, Ky., was lined $10 for speeding. • Richard A~ .Qu.ee!!, 2,4, of .ChP<a· peake, was lined costs only for no motorcycle license and Dean M. Kuhn, 21, of Rt. 2, Bidwell, was fined costs for Improper lane usage. Hubert L : McClain, 44, of Ravens- w'-1..61, Vv' : !llv'a ~;TiiiO-ila"'1·tlr1:1VIU ·L"oSf§ . suspended on a charge of passing without a qiE~at distance ahead. · David M. Mays, 37, of Rt. 2, trlot' forfeited $100 bond lor . passing a stopped school bus and Darrell R : O'Deil, 38, of Charleston, W.Va., forfeited $00 bond for failure to display proper medical certlfl· $.te for a truck driver. I ' • · Forfeiting $40 bond for traffic violationS were Freda A. Bostic, 72, QfGalllpollsFerry, W.Va., fallureto yteld the right of way when turning lt!lt; James A. Dotson, 22, of588Sun ~alley Drive, red light violation; Ralph E . Garnes, 46, of Rt. 2, Bldweii,Jeftofcenter: andKienVan Ngo, 20, of Columbus, assured clear distance. Forfeiting bond for se;~~~)~~H~­ ··"'raiiimlel:: Green;· ri' '---'-~1----.:w--· Gi-ow n-Gtty,-$38~ Jolmny-B>ce:~ld•,.. t­ Mrs. Haning was born m Meigs County on May 29, 1904, a daughter of the !ale Charles a nd Cora Thompson Boring. A housewife. s he Is survived by five daughters, Dena Raymond and Evely n Allen , both of Pageville, Weltha Mitchen of Sunbury, and Janice Thornton and Carole Thomas, both of Columbus; a son, Cecil . Haning of Pageville; three sons-In· Jaw, Charles Alle n, James Mitchell and James Thoma~; a nd a brother, Lloyd Boring of Columbus. Eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren also survive. Besides her parents, she was preCeded in death by her husband, Glen Haning: by a son, Kenneth Haning; and by two sisters and two brothers. ' Services will be held at 2:30p.m. Monday in Ewing Funeral Home, with ·the Rev . Charles Norris 1 flavors QUICK . SAUCE JAR TUNA 14 oz. .6Vr OZ. CAN ARMOUR BEEF STEW $12 93< 1:."'· $139 PRIDE ' SALTINE CRACKERS SIZE 155R13 185170R14 I Ll. lOX YOGURT Emergency runs POMEROY - Six calls for assistance were answered on Friday by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At 2:12 a.m., Middleport was Gaa Savers 113 OFF Sport Tires Delivers up to 5% better gas mileage than other radials arid tO% better than non-radials. Our finest rad ia l for import . compact. s port cars . Steel belts , radial-cord ply construction. 69( 6PK. LB. ROLL GAL JIF CRUNCHY OR SMOOTH 2% MILK ' SCOT TOWELS VALLEY· BELL SAVE 1/3 to 1/2 on Gas Saver and Sport tires 113·112 OFF 89< SEALTEST UGHT & LIVELY A11t. flavors RoadHandle~ station for Dennis Hart to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 10:40 a.m ., 1\tppers Plains was called to Long Bottom for Ruth Stethem to St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital. The Rutland Fire Department was called to a chimney lire at a residence on Ohio 681 at11: 52 a.m. At 5:57p.m., Pomeroy was called to the Pomeroy Health CareCenter lor Goldie Cremeans who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The Middleport untt was called to647N. Second Ave. at 9:ll p.m. and transported Mae Lewis to Veterans Memorial. And at 9:39 p.m ., Rutland transported Ruby Diehl from her HarrtsonvUie residence on Ohio 143 to Holzer Medical Center. RAGU PIZZA STAR-KIST ~ell, 28, of Rt.1, Crown City, S39; $3 4 DETERGENT VALLEY BELL CHOCOLATE MILK GAL ' ' PEANUT BUTTER BUSH'S DELUXE 16 oz. $44; Kathy J, Holdren, 28, Charles· ton, W.Va., $41; Kenneth C. Ruttough, 47, WirtZ, Va., $38; Cathe- DAWN FRESH. SLICED WHOLE 4 oz. CAN .·.MUSHROOMS ~lhe C. Richards, E')a., $45. . ' LAYS ·POTATO FE4JOO{ ' "• . Heavy Duty RT shock af?aotber s_m 1 'It Our most powerfUl DieHard" battery . 84!'" SAVE $U . ® s~~~~;,. SuperGuard Responte todlals 30"1• Off Prices are catalog prices now ava ilable In our '"MA" and '"SP'' sale catalogs • Shipping . InStallation e)(tra • Ask about Sears crsdlt plans Mc1t metttl•nd!M ua.lable tor OtCk ·UCJ il'l' lltl ~t~ a le"" oa~s Ph- 446-2902 S•llal•cl/on uu•r•nt••d or rout mon•r baclr ~ S.Itl, j 7 Roebuck 1nd Co., 1915 I SLB. BAG oz. GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE MAINE SOlD HEAD CALIFORNIA PQTATOES LETTUCE ;ORANGES Sll.~L lAG 49( .:A~· $159 HEAD I· 28, Oakland Park, Powell to retum I lAG 39~!aoRl . r-·~- A Special Purchase, though not reduced , is an exceptional value. Silver Bridge Plaza For Strvict CHI PS . Brenda S. CaUihan, 37, of Rt. 1, Bidwell, $39; James D. Stokes, 18, of Cheshire, $39; Grace J. English, 55, qfColumbus, $40; Kathy J . Parsons, 30, or Reynoldsburg, $40. ' Merdla D. Stover, 18, of Apple drove, W.Va., $40; Gregory P. Coburn, 25,ofCrescentSprings,Ky., $42; Mitzi M. Dean, 22, of 536 Jpckson Estates, $43; Mar!~ D . Omves, 24, of -Flatwoods, Ky., $43; Ronald G.· Mayes, -18, of Point· · F'Ieasant, W.Va., $43; Tex D. Peter, 4ij, of South Point, $43; Wally M. Gandl, 43, of Ketterling, $48. 'In other traffic cases handled by tlie court, Jackie D. Garrett, 44, Jackson, forfeited $40 bond lor lhsecure load; Lois L. Dixon, 56, Ashland, Ky., forfeited $40 bond for left of center; Betsy L. Taylor, «l, ~t. 2, Gallipolis, forfelled $40 bond fer failure to stop for a stop sign; Ju&nlta E. Minshall, 35, Eureka Star Rllute, forfeited $40 bond for failure til display valid registration . , Forfeiting bond for speeding were ~nneth L. Burch, 45, Mount Pleasant, Mich., $38; Austin K. Conley, 33, 554 Jackson Pike, $38; Danny R. Fllner, 38, Rt.J, Gallipolis, $38; Terry L. Wol!e, :li, Rt . 1, Robert L. Kincaid, 39, Workman, 511 Eureka Star CAN ' RED OR YEllOW DEUCIOUS ' . I .APPLES :· ·Sll. 'tAG .99( - : wASHINGfON (AP)-Suprerne Court Justice Lewis F. Powell, whO ujulerwent surgery Jan. 4 for prostate cancer, was expected to return Iiome today after a postoperative evaluation at Bethesda Naval Medical Center, a court spokeswoman said. Powell, TT, was admitted to the hosplial Thunday, said Toni House, the court's public lnfonnatlon oHicer. ·Veterana Memorial Admissions - rorneroy. Horton Arnold, • Dischar~ -Brett Counts, Betty F)1end, Everett Ransom, Eugene . Johnson, Cecil Karmen. I last year due to unbelievable circumstances fire closings, etc., Empire Furniture was still ~bit .to survive another year mak1ng 1t our 72nd year doing business in the tri-county and surrounding areas. Because of these circumstances we're going to have the biggest. F.urniture Sale . this area has ever seen. We have over $1 ,000,000 in brand name merchandise overflowing our · $20,000 sq. ft. showroom and · into our warehouses that are stacked to the ceilings. .., �I March 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. ong~heri er ' Section[ID. ~ • March 17, 1986 ....... "' ~z ~ .Olll DR'l'SED UP SWers Barbara .and Salah AndeMJd at left are aD ready for Easter their ~ il ., ..,_, wWI dropped waists and softly pleoled llldrts made by their mother, Bemle Andenon. At right, ButhAnnYeauger,left, wears a~ neutral ensemblj! so popular . for ll(ll'inl, ~~~-~~; ~ for a pastel crtnJd3l ,_. piece. outfit, and Kallly Delong, the &lm· plldly of, · a pastel !IUIIImerdress. . "' ;:::; ... .... -- ...- ~ - - ~ In fashion ·.Spring styles · re~dy-ta· show~off 'in ·Meigs---~·· !ii '0::::: ""-<'" ~· .c!" - Oozz I - .,.;..,. =-=~,.,0 ·z : C) 0 5l l> a,., -z z 0 .. ,..-• ~ ..,. "" .. ;z ~ . . a;; ""i s 0"' ..0 ~ ' ~ 0 .... ... . "" :1: "'!iO iA' narration by Annie Chapman. Till' promotion is geared to entertain as well as. to show what's available in both women and men's wear In the Bend area. It will include a variety of ready-to-wear sportswear, traditional as well as tile preppy styles, casual daytime. coordinates, suits, .formal wear and accessones !rom E;iberfelds. the Dollar General Store. New York Clothing House, Marguerltl' Shoes, Chapman Shoes, K&C Jewelry, and Clark's Jewelry. . Several women wUI model spring garments they have constructed with materials available at The Falx'lc Shop. The latest in makeup and·hairstyleswUI be shown by Chateau Beauty Salon and Top of the Stairs, while the flowers used will be from the Porn'eroy Flower Shop. . - _ ....... ...... ,...,.. .... _0...."",..... •. ... ,. -· . ~c !~:: .... '. .." The Fabric Shop models show.tng garments will include Bonn II' Fields, DebbleGrueser. Danlelle and Tara Grueser, Kelly Grueser, Kristen Campbell, Marilyn Meier, Jennifer Arnold, Sara and Barbara Anderson, Sally · Erwin, Karen Stanley, Florence Richards, Tammy Jotmson, Judy Eichin· ger, Katie Saunders, Fay Gum, Ginget Pratt. Chelsie Pralt, Margaret Brown, Patty Duffy and Becky • Cotterlll. ........oS ..,..z . ..o. o~c: ..0 ... :1 / , _; ' / LOpKING GOOD! -Model Valerie Karr Illes how she looks In her sholis oulfl& In vivid colors so popodar this spring. · ! ~0 ! ' o I t I I .. ' ' I ! ~ ....: ..... "C o o o ' ' ... ~ ~~ IN FASWON -At left, BobbyWIIIIamslakestolhe oalarl 8l!l'le8 In .,. overlay swellllllrt wllh pllnlllhoot ~ .,....In black andpants ! !" 2 !::l ool I :: -IIi "'; "'f . .. =Iii~ " c:. :: < "' .. -4 ~ ::•. ll.:IEg !:! ... :: ~ 0 .. •• Megan Cale and Margie Jeffers wUI show special collections of jewelry fn>m Clark's, and Scott Reuter, Jay Cremeans and Kermit Wa lton will model formal and Informal attire from the New York Clothing House. Modeling for Elberfelds wUI be Ruth AM YPauger, Kathy DeLong, SonJa Wolfe, Katie Welsh, Valerie and . Karr, Janet Connolly, Katie Saunder!l, Sw;an ' Susie Sisson, Victor Counts, Debbie Meadows, Bobby WUllams, Vicki Hansen, Pat Holter; Brenda Janey, Liz Qltler. Bernie Anderson. David Anderson, Vicki German, Nancy Hill, Trudy Marshall, Missy Black, Carol Ault, Alisha Woods, Lisa Newman, Elisha Meadows, Heather Woods, Anna Margaret , Jessica ·and Paul Chapman. Garments from Dollar General wlll be mode led by Joan, Gary , Ailsa and Tabetha WIU!ord, Charla ~-Burge;-Dale-Ray-hlttle,Amber-Blackwell, Shawn, ........ :: .. . ' o o o ,.•. ... ~=I" ...... _.;; •• • 3<:: ,••..• ,...;::;;c,.. :·· '. •• • ~ By CHARLENE HOEI'lJCH TJrnes..Sentlnel S&afl . POMEROY -However much you love winter with It~ sparking holidays and special sports, there comes a time when the season with Its bulky clothes, muted prints and dark tweeds becomes very tiresome. S!1ddenJy It's spring! Time tor a new look with light welght fabrtcs In flashy colors, bold prints and pretty pastels, for flowing sUhoueltes with feminine flairs accented with accessories and hairstyles for carefree days ahead. · And you'D see It all at the Bend Area Merchants Association's "Fashion Alive In '85" style show Thursday night at the Meigs fM. • ,· The show will be preceded by a light supper 'a t 6 p.m. There wlll be favors, discount coupons on purchases from the partlclpatlhg stores, and door In -~The tickets-are $4~ andmust be Q m ""'..,_ ~!iO ........ "" c:o• ~ 0 = z ..•• ..... .. ..... .••• ~ • •••••••••••••••• white, whleBrendaJanenoeslor In ll'Y topped wllh 11 muted orange top and w~ bead ao:;c r lll1e8. Above, Kennlt Wallon wU no& only emcee &be Bend Area M~ "-:11tlon'e llyle IIMw 'l'llllndly, but model8 .-•s fonnal wear. At rip&, CQOl'lllnala In llpllriawelr ue modeled by Debbie Meadow!~ In I - - • while 'and ll'Y teat lllrlpe wllh rna&cblnl cropped p1111a, and Vldly " - ohowll ofl a pberdlne pan& ...-mble. the new cropped !... ..,.. .... ._..,. • �. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, March 17, 19811 Calendar POMEROY - The Meigs County Women's Republican · the Inauguration at the Roc1! Springs Grange hall. AIIRepubll· can women of the county are Invited to attend. · We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. EffE('f"fHitfilf.:""MAROf 23,-1985 POMEROY - Southern Jim· lor Athletic Boosters .will finalize plans for the upcoming banquet. Also, calendar orders have arrived and may be picked · · up at the meeting. ~remony . a wore dres~ and carried blue C~trnatlons 1 Belinda Ellis, brides- spondylitis, Is welcome to attend and a famil y member or close friend can a ttend with you at no additional charge. Participants wUI learn how to design an e xerciSe program, man· age pain, cope with depression, work with their physicians, use medications effective ly, evaluate non -tradition al treatments, use (llald , also wore white and pink eowns and carried blue carnations. 'fhomas Smith was best man. ; Monday "' POMEROY- The Women's · ftepubllcan Club wUl meet at the Roc)< Springs Grange hall, Mon' · aay at 6 p.m . GRADE _A~ .' . . .. ( Whole Chicken .• ~~•• 49. . FRESH PoRK BUTT TUESDAY . 19 Steak/ Roast -~~;:~ •• $1 . ..-. '· .. . . ... . . $"1·39 GALLIPOLJS .J. Gallipolis IWI!!r:Y".will ro~t.. Tu('lidavh 6 p.m. at Oscar's. GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Lions wUI meet Tuesday, 6::.1 p.rn..·aLOscar's: Pork Loin •••• !~.. · -. · ·.1/4 . USDA CHOKE-- .. . . . ·~ ·->='""~'"··~-=o·~·..~-~ Round · Steak~~ .• !~ .. $1 8'9 -· USDA CHOICE BONELESS · 69 Chuck Roast •.•• !~ .. $1 FA. . SLEEPER SAVE .UP TO $ HILLSHIRE. FARMS SA\QKED . POMEROY - XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at 7: 30 p.m. al tbe.:.home DLMrs. will be and other materials. Tuition help Is ,available. Register by calling Charlene Black, 446-0646 after 6 p.m . or . weekends. E nrollment Is limited to 20 adults. Anyone wlt n any type of rheu· malic disea se such as osteo· 4nd pink • GALLIPOLIS - Faith Tern· pie Church wm hegln revival services Mol!day, continuing through March 31. Speakers will · • Rev~1'hefori-Durnam ~an(f Rev. Joe Gwinn. Special slng!ng nightly by various groups. Services 7 p.m. nightly, public Invited. GALLIPOLJS - Lafayette White Shrine w!U meet Tuesday, . 30 p.m. for election of officers, J• re[)()rts and ceremonial. $200°0 199 Sausage ••••••••••• !~ .. TWIN, FULL OR QUEEN Happenings U.S. NO. 1 WHITE , Off UP TO sssooo CHOOSE FROM BASSETT, WEBB, ASHLEY AND OTHERS 399 ' . THRIFT KING · ·1s1 5 Mac./ Cheese •••••• . ... ...... • ·····couP<W······· • • : 12 Oz • . • Jar : • Limit Ono Per (ustGooll Only At P1wtll's Offer hpirn Menh 23, 1915 .GOLD MEDAL FLOUR • • ·~··· ·················· $2 79 • Limil 0nt Ptr Cuslollltr 1 Good Only At Powell's Offer hpirn ._,h 21, 1915 • '179° 0 $200° OFF LIST PRICE! Combination Hea.ter & Vi.brator Recliners Just Arrived!! '549°0 SPECIAL DISTRIBUTOR PURCHASE! ONE TIME DEAL! NEVER PRICED THIS LOW BEFORE! (Limited Supply) 11 PEANUT BUTTER 4~a?z~ CHOOSE SOLID OAK, PINE & MAPLE. TRESTLE TABLE & FOUR CHAIRS 0 ONLY · D · · oz. 79<" Tv . 1nners •••••••••••• Jlf $399 · ON ALL 7 PIECE SETS IN STOCK! oz . ' : 'INSTANT COFFEE •• 8 I • MAXWELL HOUSE IONUS PACK 30% CONSOLE COLOR TV BANQUET 70Z. • SAVE AT LEAST 1985 25" ZENITH ALL. ·LA·Z-BOYI · BERKLINE AND ORT RECLINERS REDUCED UP TO . 5 Pot Pies ••••••••••••• f$1 or ox Bleach ••••••• GAl. stared Ma\l.e ~~ RECLINERS WOOD D'NETTES· Margurine ........ ~!~ ... 59< Ave., or · call 446-1789 extension 24. Enrollment Is Umlted. • 1 PARK.AY To register, contact the re- David Stone of Youngstown, · 99 9 6 .2°/o Milk ••••••••••:!;. 1 class associated with Trumbull Bap. · tlst Neighborhood Mlnllltrles, will be featured spe8ker at Calvary Baptlst Church Sunday, 7 p.m . St1me wlll shOW slides of . his neighborhOod ministry In low-Income areas. $ $ BROUGHTON GALLIPOLJS Counted Stitch will be offered Monday by the Gallipolis Park Recreation Department. class wDI meet In the Board ""'~"' at Woodland Centers, 7: :JJ 9:30p.m. Registration fee Is $3 with an addltlon~l materials fee to be to the Instructor . at the . . Pota.toes •...••••••!~~~ 256. RIO GRANDE - The Rev. SAVE AS MUCH AS COMPLETELY OVERSTOCKED AND NO WHERE TD PUT INCOMING SUITES. '4> Buys! aoo Speaker set LIVING .ROOM SUITES! % GALLIPOLJS - 0 .0 . Mcln· tyre Park district will sponsor a women's exercise class at Vln· ton Elementary, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6 to 7 p.m. Instructor will be Julie Stewart classes begm TueSday, continuing through AprU 30. Fee Is $13. To register contact the par)< distrjct In the COI\rthouse, 8 a.m. to noon, and 12:30 to 4 p.m. Telephone is 446-4612 extroslon GALLIPOLIS - A spring revival at Church of Christ In . Christian Union, 2173 Eastern . Ave., has been set for March 20-24. Evangelist CoMie Harper of Washington Court House wliJ be the s~aker, and special · · singing wUI be provided by Jack and Dorts Born of PortsmOuth. Services will begin nightly at 7. .· BEDROOM SUITE 0. •3 PIECE SUITES AS LOW ~S 00 1 (1 str1-? s Women's exercise R~vival ;dnel Page ' :: The bride wore white lace gown and vell and carrled blue silk ; a rna lions. GALLIPOLIS - St. Peter's Episcopal Churchwomen · wm · meet Monday, I)OOn in the partsh • hall. Larry Rogers, youth mlnJs. ter, Grace United Methodist. "--·-~ I \iilll- speaR a ( The - 1u'ncbeon meeting. GALLIPOLJS - Pembroke Club wm meet Tuesday, 8 p.m.a t the home of Mrs. Aldeth Robinson. 210 Flrst Ave. . The Sunday T'mu 1 5 Lb. Bag / • , • ••••••••••••••••••••• 69t \ Limit Ont Per Cus.,._ Cleoll Gilly At , ...... Offer E1pirtl !1-d; II, 1..5. • SHURFINE SUGAR · L~· $139· Unlit 0.. hr CwtOMII Ol;ly At hwell'• Ofhr I..... ......, II, .1915 B-3 course set in Gallia · • ADDISON - Johp Barcus Jr. lj.lld 'Chrtstle Ann Haley were urilted llJ marriage at the Addison Freewlll Baptist Church, Marcp9. The bride ' the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ""nneth Haley of Gallipolis. The iioom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. lhhn " Blll" Barcus of Gallipolis. : The Rev. Leland haley, grand· lather of. the bride, conducted the STORE' HOURS . 10 PM AM-10 .PM Churches of Christ lowshlp wm meet Moriday 7::.1 p.m .. at the Dexter Church of Christ. CHESHIR,E - Cheshire Ball Association wUI meet Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Cheshlre-Kyger Elementary to organize teams. Parents ar<' !'llcouragro io ·arteria. Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio . Point Pleasant, W. Va. flaley, Barcus, trade vows · . MONDAY ' • • 30% ·• 40% • .50% 'AND MOREl �.> Page 8-~The March 17, Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Sunday Times-Sentinel . 198~ . Kloes - Andrews Bookmobile .schedules announce4. - MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Church. Muslcwlllbeglnat2 ::; Manntnj Kloes, Middleport, are p.m. The reception wiD be held :: ll!IOOIIIICing the eiiiiBl!emenLand .Jmrnedlately following the cerem~ . forthcoming marriage or their ony at the Middleport ~asOiili! : . ~ daughtet", Lynn Marte, to Duane· Temple. The bride-elect Is a graduate of;: Alan Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meigs High .School and Hocking Joseph Andrews, Nelsonville. Technical College. :: .The open-church wedding will Ande1'8011 Is a graduate or:: take place on Saturday, Apr1113, at Nelsonville-York High School. •. , • 2: :ll p.m. at the Middleport First Gallia County GALLIPOLIS - The BOssard Library announces Its schedule for the week of March 18 to 23. Monday - Rodney VIllage, 3: 304:45 p.Jl).; Gallia Metro Est· ates, 4: :ll-5: 15 p.m.; Kerr, 5:.:r>-5: 55 p.m.; Bidwell, 6: 10-6: :ll p.m.; . Davis - Powell • Harrisburg, Grande Estates,6:40-7 7: 1Q.8:p.m.; 10 p.m. Rio Tuesday - Gallla Christian School, 1!45-2::ll p.m.; Roush Lane, . 2: 45-3: 15 p.m.; Cheshire, 3: 25-4 p.m.; Addison, 4:15-4:30 p.m.; Addavllle Elementary, 4: 35:5: 10 p.m.; Kanauta 5th Ave.', 5:20-5:35 p.m.; K&K Tr. Ct., 5:45-6:15 p.m. Thursday- Cora, 3: 15-3: :llp.m.; Raccoon Tr. Ct.,. 3:404 p.m.; Patriot, 4:15-4:45 p.m.; cadmus, 5-5:~ p.m.; Gallla, 5::ll-6 p.m.; Centerpoint, 6: 15-6: 30 p.m.; Center· vtlle, 6:40-7:10 p.m. Friday - Individual stops for se~lor citizens. Saturday - Northup, 10.10:30 a.m.; Green Terrace, 10:40-11 a .m.; 'RQdney, 11:15-11:45. p.m.; Ewington, 1-1:15 p.m.; Vinton, 1:3().2:05 p.m.; Morgan Center, 2: 20-3 p.m. The bride-elect Is the daughter of ~ MIDQLEPORT - The open Davlit and Shirley Bumgardner, ~ church wedding of Terri Lynn Davis, Middleport, and James MiddlePort, and Powell Is the son o! ; F'redreck PQWell, Racine, wUI take Jeri)' and Margaret • PoweU, ; •· · place on Aprll 19 at·G at the- Racine. Duayne AlaQ Andrews I Pickens Lowery perform the double ring ceremony with music to be provided by Peggy Brtckles. POMEROY - The open church wedding of Deborah Ann Pickens, Fqyine, and Alan Thomas Lowery, Harrlsonvute, will take place on Saturday, March :ll, at 2 p.m. at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene. 'The bride-elect IS the daughter of Carl and Arletta Vanover, Racine, and Eller and Mary Pickens, Syracuse. Lowery is the son of George and Catherine Lowery, Harrisonvute. - Miss Pickens· IS a graduate of Southern High School and ·Rio POMEROY - John and Eleanor Grande College with a degree In Blaettnar, Wright Street, Pomeroy, elementary educatlon. are announcing the engagement Lowery graduated from Meigs and approaching.marriage oUhelr ·__ High School and attended Capitol daughter, Catherine Louise. to University. He IS a student. Richard Allen, son of Harry E. and . Dolores Johnson, Route 3, Pomeroy. The open-church wf'(lding will· take place on Saturday, July ~.at 3: 30 p.m. at Trinity Church, BlaettnarJohnson__ __ . Catherine LouiSe Blaettnar RlchaniAUen Johnson · ~:c'<':;;;;;c~""' -., . ~--"= •y Terri Lynn Davis Jwnes Frederick Powell . Sis,son.- Clark --"'=--'"""'"'·=··---'-~~:ro:ride·elect ..• GALLIPOLIS _ Mr. and Mrs. .G ' race United Methodist Church. Richard Sisson, Gallipolis, an· Miss Sisson is a graduate of nounce the engagement and forth- Kyger Creek · High School and coming marrtageoftheirdaughter, Southeastern Business College. She Anneiie Kay, ·to James T. Ciark, Is employed by Soufheastern Bust·· son of Mary Skinner Clark, Galllpo- ness College. Its, and Robert Clark, Jeromesville, Cl ar k ts a gra d ua te 0 f Hlllsd a 1e Ohio. High School and Is employed by The open -church wedding wm Southeastern Business College. take place June J at 2.P-m._ln.)he"''. __ ... " .....-. .._ .._,. Montgomery - Grubb ·' CROWN CITY - Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Montgomery, Rt 1 Crown City, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Deborah . Jean, to Larry Grubb. son of Mrs. Vernell Grubb and the late C. V. Grubb of Huntington, W.Va. The wedding will take place June IS a waduate of Meigs High School, Ohio University with a bachelor of science degree in education, and the University of Dayton with a master's in admlnistrat!cn. She is: e~pployed as a Chapter I reading coordinator and teacher In theSouthernLocal. School District In Meigs County. Johnson Is a graduate of Meigs · High School . and . attends Ohio University, majoring in mechanical engineerin_g. 1/3 CARAT SOLITAIRE S395 OUR REG. '550 l4Kt _yellow gold, white gold Tawney Jewelers · 424 Second. Gallipolis ' 22 at the Mercerville Baptist Church. Ms. Montgomery gradu· ated from Hannan Trace High .School and Is working at Diversified Management In Gallipolis. Grubb, a graduate of Huntington Christian Academy,.· is employed with Local No. SO Asbestos Insulator workers . .. •· ~ MAYO MONUMENT CO. The Sunday Times-sentinei-Page-B-5 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. 'March 17, 1986 GUARANTEED DELIVERY FOR EASTER The group formed severlilyeanagowhett amember's wife faced cancer surgery. CRUSADE SINGERS - The Glory to tile Lord Singers wDI be the entertainment lor the Meigs Unit of· theAmerlcanCanoorSot:ietyKI~koff~,7p.m. ' the Meigs · CountY Public Library under contract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Monday, Mareh l8 - Burlingham (County Mobile Home Park), 3:35: 4:00 p.m.; Harrisonville (Church). 4: 35:.5:00 p.m.; New Uma Roa4 (one mile south of Fort Meigs~•. 5: 1~ p.m.;· Rutland (Depot St.); 6: 40-8: 10 p.m. · Wednesday, March~-Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's), 7:25-8: lOp.m.; RJggscrest Addition, 8:25-8:55 p.m. r~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~ P:1ul D.:~ vies j<'wtlcrs h:~,·c l-X't·n a.s"lstinA brid(">·to-lx.> for mer i7 year~ If )Utt"~ ,.·. lr m.1rric.·d !toon - sec t•ur ••u'"'anJ1nf. cullt·cuon of (hin.t, cryst::~l : m d Oat •. Y. ,I t t: Pcrf~u wt'ddin~-. . Lrt· plnnn~d n11w . Meigs County POMEROY- l;lookmobUe servl· ces In Meigs County IS brought by ~­ .,. stCOI<O AYINUf • - - • Meigs Cancer Crusade kickoff set Saturday - "Qu1Utv Hither, But Prim Lower" SELECT FROM LARGE DISPLAY REASONABLE PRICES , POMEROY - Kickoff for the a gospel group from Cadiz which annual-erusade of the Meigs County had Its beginning five years ago on Unit of the American Cancer · the eve of acanceroperatlonforthe Crusade will be held Saturday night wife of one of the singers. Her life In the Sunday school auditortum of continues to be an Inspiration for the BRONZE MARKERS MONUMENT CLEANING Trinity Church. grbup as a testimony of the love of CEMETERY L.EnERING . ·- A traU•·mg session for cr-usade Gvll ·e1rKi me- progress in ..,..canc£i,f workers will be beld from 7 to 7:30 at . research and treatment. FREE INSTILLATION IN CEMETDY which time a program of gospel The group IS composed of Larry OPEN 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. music will be presented •by the Howard, first tenor; Gary Barker, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 5 DAYS A WEEK ·'Glory to the Lord" singers. The second tenor;. Don Liming, baritone OPEN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. 'nL 5:00P.M. ."'" __ !;Q_nce[t , i~ . o.~ ,..\2.=~h~!!." 1/Ji.!!l!F =,...aJt:t~dhn .~ BI@jSk;;J;~dGa ley;.bass; and LOCATED ON RT. 141 AT CENTENARY."'OHf()" ~•""~!!' ~"'~-· Refreshmentswlllbeserve<l. , o ar er,soun man. 2V. MILES FROM GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . The "Glory to the Lord" singers Is . I . Markers - Mausoleums - Monuments ~ummell Republican women plan for speaker s • Three 5 x 7's • Fifteen Wall anniversary celebrated ONLY $16.95 .First Aid course set by PVH ~\e'I-·11--FrQII!e Attr<1ctive Woodgr<1in Surface, · Gold Decorative Border Design Free$5.95 Bulavlllo Rood • P. 0. Bo• 308 GaiUpolls, Ohio 45631 I' I c.uiR SOli 'llml YOIII MOIUMDiiOIIPIOWD. ,_,. 111 UH MIIIUVQID AHOimA&IJI MUSS niM NO WI& Ill :tO"'. 10 S"- Y.WIGI ON llmiG I (OOlM ·--- - JANET, DIANN, VERA INRAUD ON 'M IW MC.: Ill UCMf WI!IGII1 - 101ft 1110. STI.K1\IUl , . . _ 1•1 GUWII!IP 20 YUIS t'f MUMlllll ISIIIKJEoUID 'I'AUI Of YIM . . . . tiCifll . Sunti1Y Mo11111111 Blbk SIUdJ •~10 Wonhlp llt:JO _Call fotAppolntmeat Joday!U ' Wrd~te!ldiJ : !!UfUIIy [vulna: Wonhlp 6:00 llllk Sludy 'T:OOp ._Mii ..... urbaa Industries of Ohio, Inc . "Mnu.. rro.Tatll* '. IWIJ•W.1£H 11:55 •.•. SAVE ON CASH AND CARRY · FLOOR SAMPLES . GALLIPOLIS ~ Bob Graves, ' Southern Ohio State Represent a tlve form United Ostomy Association, ·,will speak March 21, 7 p.m. to the : local ostomy group. The meeting will be in the French •500 room of Holzer Medical Center. :An ostomates and those with .: Interest In !he subject are Invited to •attend the session. Members of the : medical community are invited to : attend and join the local organi·zaion, which hopes to become a part :9f the United \)stomy Association. Make your good times better. More real . Nfb, e olive. Much more undcrstondoble. Tfuoug h proper amplification, improved heormg CCin commt.Jnicotion . hear better. But ll't your fan decidt. Be:nefit from ad\o'anced 1echnology. & NEW & USED CLEANERS PH. 446· 7 441 45 State St., Gallipolis r--------------- I ll!on. thru frl. 10.6; Sat. "1 D-2 COUPON L~ =~1~-~ PER ROOM L____ .!!!~ln,!!,!!.d!•J!,Otchgard 7 . •COMPAC •ELECTROLUX •KIRBY •RAINBOW •HOOVERR •EUREKA nanc nii vii a · e Ir--------------~------, COUPON . I I HAVE ANY CLC 268PE 56 STATE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-8303- . Counted .Cross··Stitch WE DO IT ·AS WELLFOR 'LESS MONEY .. I Wll!' think you'll ogru . ... it'5 a rll!'al IIJrill to ' block motri• pictule tube The Stitchin'Barn change "huh·whot" confusion inro enjoyoblr Stenciling Suppl-ies. ONLY $549 ' 2--s-1:-PUSH-.uTTON SUPERSET '') ONLY S64 900 CASI & CAllY 25 IN. HMOTE SUPERSET ONLY SJ98uSH & CAllY So much for so little. But only for a Iiiilitfd tim:-:-e-::-.-rrT•-en =-==----delicious, hand-breaded fried shrimp. Along with our natural-rut french Dies, fresh cole slaw, SouthernStyle hush puppies, cocktail sauce and ·a lemon wedge. It's much more than you bargained for! $3.29 19 IN. REMOTE . OWNERS: TERRY McLEAN & BETTY COLLISON ONLY $448 MONDAY FORMERLY: WAY BACK WHEN Pric• lncl'*• ,, ALL DAY SPOCJAL =~ifliinl1fr~!!!:~f~~~ ·- s ROOMS ' "'""'r I...U W• H•• ~~~~ P.·~•~• 1\- f~ P..·r ....,~ ~' """'·lqr Wed., March 20-0hio Valley, 1 til 7 Thurs., March 21-Gallipolis, 1 til 7 Fri., March 22-Pt. Pleasant, 1 til 7 Sat., March 23--Pomeroy, 1 til 7 •Digital tuning - 12 button •GT-Matic color system •112 channal capability · •4"x6" oval apeaker •New Tr•ditioal styling •Grained Pecan finish on wood products and nonwood materials. Put yourself in louc h . i .11t11 FOODLAND • E. 300 chiSaia .'•2&"-dlegrllliil·oarli-t:it•n oo -- . -· Jane Ann K;;~rr ;.MA . AudiOIOgiS.t, CCC-A 603 WEST UNION -: ATHENS, OHIO vALUE $3.99 • ' �' -~. Page-B-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel March 17, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 1!!!ru:f..E!!i! ~~ J..la!!:t;.e!:Ln••fiaf!if..q!f£. ...,.. metals, and r.elate!f Items will be on reside In Meigs, Mason and Gatlla exhibition, or _for Sale, or trade, In counties. The· event Is ope11 to the _ thebaJiquetroomoftheHolldaylnn public with no adnilsslon charge. tn l<Snauga, · , -'ActMIIes open at 9 a.m. and 'Ibis will be l)1e 22n!l annual contlime to 5 p.m. This event Is the. spring coin show, -hOSted py the OH only one scheduled In this area of 1 • southeastern Ohio each year. Edward Burkett, show 'chairman; reports that 14 coin dealers Trustees Meeting 1 30 from out-ol-town )lave secured Friday, March 2:! :_ ki~. 1_3 bOoth display space, and willhavea p.m.; Cratt MJnt-Course, 1_3 p.m. · · vast assortment of coins, and other . Menus consist of: . . material. on display for sale or . .· Monday _ Barbecue sandwich, trade. In addition, dealers offer free coleslaw, green beans, bun, rice appraisals, and will aceept trades pudding. · of old p!JCkel watches, or other Tuesday_ Potluck dinner, noon. . Items made of gold, silver or of all ages, coin· dealers, and the . public (rom Ohio, West VIrginia • · and Kentucky will t.,.ve their day here - Sunday, Marcn 24;--" when upwards of $.5 million worth of rare · . • · h d entor s c e Ute gtven S ---- -GALLIPOLJS - Activities and menus for the week of Marchl8-22, located at the Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike, are as follows: Monday, March 18 - Ceramics Class, 9:30 a.m.-rioon; Chorus, 1·3 p.m.; Blood Pressure Cheek, lp.m. · r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,GB~~fuf~~~~~~~~~ . .,,;, G\-.)h '~f,t\\ 24 !t&S ,}'"<"· :' OFF1CERS- Otllcers of the OH KAN f.<~ln Club which wluch stage its ;annual show on Sunday, March · 24, Include front from left, David ~Edwanls, vice president; J~hn Bayan, preSident; back, Earl YOWig, ~ treasurer; Eddie Burkett. show chalnnan, and Charles Rl!dford, , secretacy. · . ~eat of the bend 11:15 a.m.; Potluck Dinner, noon, and Maintenance of Health Program at Holzer Medl~al .Center, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 20 - Bible Study at VInton, 1 p.m. ; Card Games, 1-3 p.m . Thursday, March 21. - Bible , Study, 11 Board of By BOB HOEFLICH •p • Times-Sentinel Staff - - f The Meigs- High School ' Winter ~ports Banquet 'has been set tor ~: 30 p.m. tomor~ evening in ~he high school :tafeteria. EveJ:,•one attending ~s to· take two >Covered dishes. Now •<;lgn of spring. •• ---- ~ f " .Slayton, sergeant o arms. GROUNDBREAKING HELD- Groqndbrealdng S~rt money BUY AN your Jove 18" . · With Two Items And Quart of 7-UP GET A 10" PIZZA FREE ALL CABI ETS $/JNOAV SPECIAL 2 SPAGHETTI DINNERS and concern. $549 FREE ESTIMATES . EXPERT PLANNING AND DESIGN WIDE VARIETY OF STYLES AND SIZES -- --·- ·- ·-EASY -CREDIT AVAilABLE --·-- .. - CALL US TODAY 35 ~~~~~~ 2 ·~-~~~;-~-~-~-~~-~D~E~U~-~~-~~~~:~ .., Looking ahead- you might want p o take your pets to the Rock ! ~prlngs fairgrounds on Saturday, J.:,t.prU 13, when the Meigs Cou11ty IJiealth Department and the Meigs 1€ounty Humane Society will be •&taglng a rabies clinic. •• ,. They didn't asked me to vote on the People's Choice television awards. Shoot! However, I can live with the selection of the seemingly sarie, well-dresscu, people who did win .. I'm e ncouraged by that and the knowledge that you will keep smil ing. ECKRICH BOILED HAM ......... S2.29 ECKRICH BOLOGNA ............. S1.S9 ECKRICH PEPPER LOAF •••••••• S2. 99 LB. COLBY CHEESE ••••••••••••••••••••• S1.99 LB. SWISS CHEESE ..................... S2 .39 LB. FRESH POTATO SALAD ........... 79( LB. FRESH MACARONI SALAD ....... 79( LB• ~\--F..-RE~SH HAM SALAD .............. s1.69 LB. $1595 i 0.% OFF WITH COUPON IN PHONE BOOK COVER 99C FOLGER'S COFFEE . No accident leaves more misery , suffering, disability and Pvr,Pn•<P Health ~rriE SlREE'f """' Dowager's hump Recent studies show that If ever, I do recommend that people treated early enough, some doctors wear gloves when they are out, In a wom'!JI's 20s, say beginning since a large number of respiratory osteoporosis can be prevented or Infections are spread by hands. The retarded. virus Is picked up from handrails, This means adding calcium daily doorknobs and from other people's · to one's diet, but a physician should hands, and the germ-laden hand be consulted about the type most then touches the face or wipes the nose. The trouble begins when the readily uliE!d by the body and the germ gains access to the nose. In amount needed. All post-menopausal women cold weather, the nose tenps to run should be tested for calcium and and people touch the .nose wlth . a virus-laden hand. That Is how cold should report such things as exposure Increases your chances of persistent ache at the base of the neck to their doctor. getting a cold. STOP IN FOR A FREE ECKRICH DELl MEATS ADC OF (6141'378·6158 Taylar GRC 30 WT MOTOR OIL ~~5. Accident 69( QT, & ·l * * forREGISTER TO WIN * *at 10 inch color TV"' Drawing be l-.ld ......., lacalian Manh 25 at 2:30 PA\ Mild not ..,..- 111 wft. $)79 6 PACK ROLL MAiil LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist (614)448-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 FlEE HEAliNG TEST WITH THIS AD CALL ABOUT SALE PRICES ON BATTERIES TODAY FOR APPOINTMENT OR INFORMATION CONTACT THE DENTAL CENTER -- SUper Saving IPRACTicE NOT LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS.) 372-2535 R. B. Smith, D.D.S.; T. Commlbnent IUSINESS; Man •• Fri. 2·6. SONY. Dealer R. Davs Motes, D.D.S.; D. G. Groves, D.D.S. Stanley S1eeme'r Will Clean a small sechon o! )OI.Ir eM· lt!Sl carQel II .,.OU re 1"101 ()Or1'1(li(J1ely 5ai!S!Ied , we II leM WIIM NO CHARGE to AT Till CUNIC ON ROUTE 35 • Your lurn•:ure ts c. me,ully nutwetl iltrO retumt!d to tis ortgtnal tocatton • Spectal anen11on to dttl•cult spotr, :J'1•.1 t ·CJ'1 lralftc areas the cletcntng wand and hose m11H yo ur nome • Our e•ctusr...e cteantng agt'!nts comtw·,co wtth • Ontv 'It steam pmQuce the most power1ul. r!l lt> t:l • ~·e • carpel cteamng method avatlatlte ' Other clinic spedalists available for consultations. En· ter the Clinic at hclspital Emergency loom entronte. Podiatric patients should phone 446-5287 for a time to be s,.n cleanmg URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS ~ 5 PAl.·9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. . _______ ___________________ _ log. '25JiO S19 95 '" ,_ Regular Price CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL NO HIOG(N CHAIGII 5 lOOMS & HAU S9 5 !fA!~.,.Y STEEME Dffor GIN 111r11. Ont For ' ASAYlNGsoF";o~.-446-8059 · Not Vatill Willi Any Other ( Or Dhcount-h(liros Monh Jl, "15 * I1 . , ! ' NACHOS WITH BEEF SUPREME & LARG~ DRINK SAVE IS< ATTEIITION CHURCIIESII-PRE-WIIIt SPEOI.II · ..::;::.:.-.;.;. ··---------------- WITI TIIS CUUPOI::IIP. APIIL 6, 1915 I -., 1 I NACHOS '1 1 SAVE 50' limit 2 I I 1 1 , Not Valid With Any Othor c . _ Or lhM-1-hpirot Morch 25, In! ...--------------+-----··----·-·--·-·--4 LIMIT 2 -~ • iiRRITO DELUXE , luy the 2nd ...; *' r----------------------------. "''IY A IUIRITO J I .. . I GALLIPOLIS, 01110 SPRING VALLEY PLAZA • Compettltve commerctal rate'> . NEAl GAJ,LIPOLIS • • Tramed protesstonat cmws Wtll anatyze you r carpet and upholstery • ProfessiOnal Staffed by Family Practitioners and Pediatricians for treatment of urgent illnesses and iniuries. FOod Stamps • WK- Visa • M111t.Charge • Ainlrkaft Ex-press • 76 Chargl- ComdteC~ • ONLY s1600 . saoo . F_its1~~trl~•ett8!Y~ -~ ·-3~ CONSULTATIOIIS FULL CASE ONE ARCH CASE St.nley Slean.r QUAUTY SYSTEMS MONDAY-FRIDAY r----1-·-1-stfUIDlY.S-AY-" '_ ..!-..-_..-':" - - , - OPEN 7 DAYS l r WEEK STOP IN FOR A FREE GIFT HOT COFFEE -FRESH DONUTS- BREAKFAST SANDWICHES C:linic $159 -...n• ,_.,.. . v _i URGENT CARE CENTER BUY ANY J's DEll SANDWICH. AT REG. PRICE & GET A SMALL BAG OF FRITO LAY CHIPS FOR 2S•. 320l. FREE HOLZER CLINIC ·LTD. SANDWICH DEAL $) _ 89 nr~ n• "-'"'"~.-.- .- • .., •• ""' ·~~~~======~;====~----~IErG-;3_5_•----~ WIND EX WHITE CLOUD VALLEY BELL REFILL TISSUE 2°/o MILK. GAL We Au~pt Chiropractic Clinic lllduatrill llljury 7111 MAIN STREET . 7111~ MAIN STREET "'-~~+: "-- -~~~~"'-'"eQl!UJ~~ASAHJ, Wlf~!!!!!ll~ '"-" (3041 11711-1380 ·.. ,. f._.dl the '-tt Office) LB. OF ANY DEU MEAT OR CHEE~ - GET A ,1 -· __,..__..,.._____:__ 1 BETSY ROSS BREAD FOR ONLY 49'! (PRICE WITHOUT DEU PURCHAU 59'1 $1,09 ITuna ••••••••••••••• ~•••••• P.R~·•••••• stc ,,-,.., RELY ON STANLEY STEIMER 'fOR QUALIT~ SERVICE & VALUE Offer Good Until Minch 31, 1915 Monday, Mar. 18; f0-2 & 6·8 Delmonte Catsup ..}.2,.qt TV SPECJALJSTS Celebrating Our r.aay r.anun n n t THE DENTAL CENTER. IS NOW PROVIDING ARE IN THE AREA · OF FUNCTIONAL ORTHODONTICS, INCLUDING BRACES, POSITIONERS RETAINERS AND COSMETIC BONDING. . •• 110 446-9510 '· BRACES AT . THE DENTAL CENTER ___..,,,.,, _,.,..,__ ._..,.,~,.,..,.,.., •~nu This Ad For A $J 00 Savings On A Complete System. BUY 1 final Touch .............~~.Jl.{, ,S 1.19 GERaR !oto<t..t voriotln Boby Food ...............tll.01..4/$1 we SISTEJIS Plus Tax & Deposit SUMMin TJDE . Liquid Detergent ..... ~~Jil.$1.79 - Ac R,.. TUPPUS PLAINS, OHIO accident. Treatment should not be put off. Headaches, stiff neck, nervousness, nausea or other aches and pains can occur in the days, weeks, and even years ahead. Every accident victim should be thoroughly examined by a doctor of chiropractic, a specialist in problems of the spine, nerves and muscles. --1--1 ------,- SATBLJ.RE 99' ITS STILL THE CAUSE . OF MISERY &SUFFERING v~~~ ~A:::R 0 I SILVIRBIRD R.c.· COLA 8 ~~L~z. $149 REG. S1.39 AND By Bruce WIIUams. · We took It out tor a shakedown the season, and he would make the naturally, but were the result of us repair. · SELECnON OF ___'DEl\!!, B_!W!=E WILUAMS _ _ cruise around the lake and noticed a appropriate repairs during the ramming the dock or another boat. The manufacturer still refuses to i FABRICS FOR Pi OMS Last summer my wife and bought - very tiny SeriesOf crackS on t he'"' winter:-We ag~ eed. --- ----------we-Haw•llill:en our boat to-;;;~-- be-of--lmy-·as!ilsiErne<•rl'~arr-wrJulcjt--l~IIL - &..WEDDINGSa 17-foot boat. · right-hand skle, called spldering. Just before the season ended, the repalv shops. Both agreed that the you do? - C.C., CHICO, CALIF. WE SERVICE we took It back to the dealer and he dealer went out of business. We cracks were caused bv stress In the DEAR C.C. - I'd have both MACHINES AND -, said the cracks weren't serious at called the manufacturer and he hull that has to be corrected repairmen prepare documents say_the moment. . said he would not be responstble. H. e Internally, otherwise the cracks tng, In their professional opinions, SHARPEN SCISSORS. He suggesie(f use the liOa.t tor said the cr~cks were not caused ... would co~ lJa:ck·-agaln attet any ··thatthe reason tor thls·cracklng BEND AIEl . ~ manufacturers' defect. If the manufacturer still refuses MERCHANTS to do anything, rd have the boat STYLE SHOW repaired. Then, wtth the assistance THURSDAY, MARCH 21 . of the companies you've selected, Dear DR. LAMB - Is the 6 P,M. I'd brtng a legal action agatnst the common cold a necessary evil? manufacturer. I'd not only ask that Since there ts so much mucus • the manufacturer pay the repair discharge during a cold, I've ,.,. - · bill, but whatever money Is neceswondered If It Is uselul to clear out sary to cover the Inconvenience of the respiratory system. My voice the suit. 11 S W. 2nd Pomtroy always seems clearer and stronger Although there are no guaranl'hono 992-2214 after a cold. I haven't had a cold or tees, II you prepare this kind of case Si,.or App<owtd Doaltr . flu for ;JJ lllO!Iths. Wouh:l It be better . II I caught a cold? I'm 71'• DEAR READER - The only reason there is more mucus discharge ls from the Inflammation f" .,._ MondiiY thru Friday caused by the cold. A cold does not --out- ·your -respiratory- --pas- - -- !II {:\ ,~t~l-- -- . 9AM1Q.9PM .. - • L;;l "' '-" Saturday 9 AM ta S PM . sages. It Inflames them. The only benefit of havjng a: cold Wll i: I NC1\t1'-t l ~QR Is that It helps to boost your &l>t ttP"'Cii"' JMI NT Immunity to subsequent colds. If you have not had a cold for a long time, when you do get one-It lsaptto be more seVere. However, many A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIII DESIGN ·· factors determine how severe a "'i·~~..., . cold Is, Including th~ ty~ of Virus Chureb of Christ on March U a& 7 p.m. Every..;e Is and your general' health. Promise, an ensemble from Kentucky Chrllillan lnvUed to come and """"' In the evening'a actlvlll'"' I don't recommend that you catch College, wW be preoenllng a program of contemporancl worship. a cold. Colds a!ld flu can be ary Christian music and drama at the Mlddleoor1 Hearinc Evaluations lor all Aces particularly hard on older people, Computerized Hearina Aid Selection since their Immunity to diseases Is Dependable Hearinc Aid Service not as good as It once was .• Colds and flu are contagious Television listeninc Devices IN HEARING The ' dowager's hump which diseases caused by Viruses. One can avoid catching colds by not develops in some mature .women, having contact with people. That Is and some men, Is caused by a little hard to do, and people may osteoporosis. This Is a process in IN RIPLEY, W. VA. which actual Joss of hone mass HOME SATELLITE ATO CHIPS WHIPLASH Taylor PARTY TRAYS - SPO~TSWEAR THE .FAB.RIC SH0 p 4 0 °/0 OFF LIST 15" With Two Items and A Pit,her or 2 Liter IN PlAIDS, SOUDS AND STRIPES ·· SUITABLE FOR ·SUMMER Boat repair snafu can lead to suing maker . A·re "COldS necessary? 12" PIZZA PIZZA With • Program Coordinator lor Jackson Area Ministries. At present, 1)3,(00 has been pledged to the proJect by the congregation, and the buUdlng lund has topped $45,000. Christ united Methodist Church needs. In at _ Church offices, classrooms, res- CUpper Mllls, which was formerly troms, nursery, and soundroom knOwn as Ohlo Chapel Church, will flll out the rest of the building. Time has taken Its toll on the Dul'lng the groundbreaklng ce- · elder structure. The scautuary and · rernony, two cheeks totaling $25,000 classroom !loors have !allen, causwere presented to the church bv ing the entire bulldlng io lean. ' Baker, buDding oommlllee chalnnan; Bob Rubens, COIIItrilctor supervisor; James Graft, church trulliee chalrmaa; Rev. Bob Davis, proinun coordlnalor, Jaclc&on .area ministries; and Rev. . Da\1d _Harris, UMis&ant district supervisor. ceremonies were held recenily lor the new Chrlll Unlled Methodist Church on Houle 7. Partlclpallng were, from left, Rev. Dean Bachelor, paalor; Rev. . Don Edwanls, district superintendent; Richard Pomeroy Veterinarian Dr. W. MarkBeegle-andhlsparents,Mr. lncludi,. Small Salad ;pavld Krawsczyn attended the and Mrs. Paul Beegle, are grateful • ant! Drinks - Bcllle of 7·Up :p hio Veterlnaiy Mrolcal Assoda- - forallofyour·actsofklndneSsesand . ' S5. 99 EAT IN ·\ion's lOlst ancual convention held your prayers for Mark. You have in Columbus. llfted hls morale. Mark Is better and S6,99 TO GO :; Dr. Krawsczyn participated. in Is now an outpatient at a Columbus REMEMBER - WE DELIVE~ ~ntlnuing education seminars and hospital. While·an outpatient, Mark . -- - - ki<m!Ific. workshQp.s that h!ghJigl!, is ...staying with a .. friend, Pete 435 Second Ave., Gallipolis ted the latest developments In Simpson, :m3 Apt. 1-F', Bairsford ~eterlnary medicine. Incidentally, . Dr., Williamsburg Sq., Columbus, ' Eat In Our Family Restaurant or Carry Out. 2119 JACKSON AVE.-PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. !flare than 3,too veterinarians and Oho 43237. 3!.nimal technicians attended the And - so many of you kltow 446-0367 . (304) 675-31.06 annual event. . Charles and Ellen Gibbs. Mr. Gibbs ••• ----was superintendent of Pomeroy ~ Want a free vacation? schools and Mfs.l Gibbs was a ·: One's waiting for you through the teacher at Pomeroy Elementary ~uscular Dys'trophy Association, for many years. f----------------------...1.----~----------------\<'hlch ls seeking volunteers to act Well - both have beeri having as companions to children with more than their share of health muscular dystrophy during a week problems. Mr. Gibbs has been ~ong summer camp from June 30 to hospitalized for surgery - twice <July 5. recently - and Mrs. Gibbs is • About 50 children with muscular recuperating from her lllness at the will be attending the Pomeroy Health Care Center. You RIO GRANDE held at Camp Kern In haYebeensoklndtothemwlthyour RODNEY · CHESHIRE !Pregctnla,, just outside Lebanon. remembrances - they really have 910 W. COLLEGE STATE ROUTE STATE ROUTE 7 you are over 16 and wish to appreciate all of yo~r concern and 7 A.M. TIL 10 P.M. OPEN 24 HOURS . OPEN 24 HOURS 'ilor>lv· to serve as a volunteer write gestures. 245-5001 Jie-Mu,!ICular- Dy!itrotJhy- Associa- -- - · -- - - f=~=c~•~;:; !"!:,;-: :.!nr&.-... ·Ry.yG.~~~ .. ~~ - ~~..;:;u; :n;f9---i~~:;;ut~ uv ;.·- ~q__; =:_:t; 43229, or call the association at diet plays a big role In cancer so it !!il'l-88!~51~12. will undoubtedly be worthwhile to watch your food intake. ' Mrs. Gail Rowe has agreed to The American Institute for the St. Jude Children's Cancer Research has prepared a ;&!Sea.rch Hospital ·bikea-thon in publication, "Menus and Recipes to Racine area this summer. Lower Cancer Risk" which ls free. "'DELI SPECIAL,S ;Proceeds go to the hospital which To get the booklet send a request r.was founded by entertainer, Danny with a stamped, self-addressed no. LB. •'Thomas. The institution combats 10 envelope to ·the American :catastrophic diseases which afflict Institute for Cancer Research, LB. Dept. FB, Washington, D.C. :m69. 'children. FROM i .: wUl be participating In the construction of the new church. The sanctuary will seat llll people and wUl be a multipurpose room 'with mobile pews and sliding doors that wUl convert the sanctulnto or a RaMord.~retacy; fi& years or older .will '_ be displayed. "Th• Italian Ptaee to Be" there's a feel given ev~ry hour durtng the show. Souvenir wooden · nlc~els will be given f!Very one. .A w-8nd pri2e of u.s. gold coins wqt be awarded at5 _p.m. . . Any lildtvldual Is encouraged to exlllblt nice or unusual Items that they own. Locked security cases will be provided. All exhibit competltlon wUl be non-competitive. The OH KAN Coin Club was organized In 1962 and Is currently meeting every fourth Monday each month at Pom~roy. Memberships are solicited all year long. Officers are: John Bryan, presl· !lent; DaVId Edwards, vice pres!· -1-- The lnnocuiatlons wUI be given In the cattle show ring from 1 to4 p.m. with 'Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM -In charge. Cost Is $3 for each rabies shot and $7 for dlstemper-leptoparvo and hepatitis. Dogs must be on leashes and other animals must be confined. If you need more Info call Joe Young at the health department, 992-6626, or the humane society at 992-5427. People -Groundbreaking held for Christ UM tovannt -s •zza- -.-1 l" -ppons-banquet--:tel •• bread, butter, pears. Thursday - Sausage patty, appll!sauce, beets, wheat bread butter, jello. ' Friday - Fish, rice, carrots, bread, butter, applesauce raisin cake. • . Choice of beverage served with · each meal. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-8-7 Pomeroy-Middleport-GaHipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 11o1 Y.t1c1 Witlo Any Otto. ( 0. - - • • Mw!ll 1$, tt!L_ POTATO GRANDE I 1 I I lI I I I .SAVE soc LIMIT2 $159 Not VotW Witlo loy Otto. ( Or Dio<-t-h.f!!• . .ch U, 1..1 -------- �Peele B-8 The Sunday limes-Sentinel Community . corner ~· By CIIAitLENE HOEFUCH ~Stall The Meigs (Top Mollusk' returns take to her rocker and let the world roU by. She's active In her church, lodge, and' community, and alwaY-s seems tQ have a cruise lri the · visited her sister at Winter Haven, and a: couSln at Sarl!sota. --- ( ) ' and Identified Ltl species. While in Florida the Blakeslees From Consumer Reports ;"';; ~· ~ birthday on March 28. While she has been retired for manyyears,Mrs.Ogdlnlsnotoneto nJLSA, Okla. (AP) - The physical presence of Louisiana Tech's Karl Malone was overwhelming for the Ohio State -··- .........•.... __'"''" ~ ,, ~ ~ G . .......... ~~·,.10" ~ some of the younger graduates. Paul Haptonstall Is the president and volunteers can call hlm at out and It won't be long now. Have a nice week! soap as they needed to clf!ah their the eight liquid soaps tested by hands of a slick homemade goo. Consumer Reports' chemists var. of led a Jot. The staffers \Lsed more of a brand lmilglnatlve ads that , try to Most of the liquids tested had Induce you to buy hand and bath that had dissolved very slowly or - 'IOifp arepure soap oJ)era, lli- Ute · very qlllckly In-their lab tests, and-- pump dlspenserS,'Whlcli·seMTe up view of the chemists at Consumer less of a brand-that had an average . varying amounts of soap. Some cost more to use than others because Reports Magazine. Just about all dissolution rate. That's not as peculiar as It they deliver more soap with each soap -whether In bars or liquid push on the pump. removes light db1, oily film and sounds. Bars that had a very low bacteria from youi-rskln. · -~ --· dlssotutlon-rate In-the lab tesl3 took • · '1WO of 'tlli( ltquld .Oaps tested - · ShowermateandLiqua4-comeln But how much a soap costs to use more rubbings to get hands clean, and hence delivered fewer washsqueeze containers. For the sake of Is worth considering. How much lngs, the fast-dissolvers gave fewer comparison, the chemists assumed you pay tor the cleaning varies washings because they t ~nded to that a squeeze from either of those. considerably. Soap can cost from 18 dissolve unde~ the faucet. two products would deliver about as cents to $8 for the equivalent or 100 The cheapest bar soap to use much soap as you'd get from one hand washings. press on a typical pump product. · The nurilber of hand-washings A&P's P&Q Deodorant - cost 18 The most generous pumper was you can get from a bar soap cents per 100 washings. Grand depends- on how fast the soap Union's 6enerlc-Deodorant soap- Soltsoap:Jl · delfvered 3.6' grams each time or about 66 pumps per disappears and on how you use it . and Ivory Personal Size were container. The chemists evaluated the dissolu- nearly as Inexpensive at ~ cents the most miserly pump - the tion rate or 44 bar soaps using a ' per 100 hand washings. · Liquid soaps are generally more Liquid Neutrogena -:- served up . standard laboratory test. Staffers only 1.17 grams,Or 'JJJ1 pumps per were also asked t!l use as much expensive than bar soaps. But, as with bar soaps, the cost per use of container. The Ivory and Yardley By the Editors. · eons..-r nep,rts liquids were .b etween those extremes, measuring out a bit less than two grams per pump. The chemists asked their panel of hand-washing staffers- to try- the· pump-dispensed liquid soaps. On average, It took one· and tbreeiourths pumps to clean their hands of the chemists' sticky homemade goo. Ivory and · Yardley were !hi! most economical liquids. With these two, 100 hand:washlngs cost $1. Liquid Neutrogena cost more to use than any other soap -liquid or bar at some $8 for 100 hand~ashes. 'Over~·-so' s "Our inskle game, once we got It Louisiana Tech.regained the lead going, was reaUy good." he said. 24-18 at 7:10 as Malonepouredln six Louisiana Tech held a37-28leadat straight. The. Buckeyes had prethe beglt)nlng of the second half vented Malone from scoring to that when Malone dropped In nine point. • · The 6-9 junior forward seqred Z7· stralghtpolntstQglvetheBulldogsa points and pulled down 14 rebounds 46-~ lead with 16:31 to play. to tead the No. 8 Bulldogs to a 79--67 The Bulldogs poured on the juice vlctoryoverOhloSiatelnthesecond . from there; buDding up a 19-polnt . round of the NCAA tournament lead, 51·32, at14: 48on a book shot by ·. · ' ' 6-IOsenlor center WOlle Simmons. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Midwest regional. "Physically, Malone Is as strong However, Ohio State made a Using a flercelnsldegame, Michael ~ ..XB' {Jill Jn. the final six rnlautes, .lacksan:S J.4. points-and a defense · --ii~i' Ohio steallngtheballandTorcingBulldog that shut down Temple's two Eldon Mlller. "They're going to be a turnovers. , leading scorers, top-ranked GeorgeThe Buckeyes were able to pull town advanced to the round of 16 of force to contend with down the road. They have an outstanding_ front wlthlnelght,69;61,onajumpsltotby"- the NCAA basketball tournament tine" senior guard Troy Taylor at 2:31. with a 6346 victory Saturday. The victory advanced the Bul· However, a layup by guard Adam . The ~nd-round triumph In the !dogS, 29-2, to the regional's semlfl- ·Flank and a dunk by Simmons East Regional moves the defending champion Hoyas Into a game nal game against the winner of assuredtheBulldogsofthevlctory. ·Saturday's game between fourthSophomore forward Dennis Hop- . Thursday In Providence, R.l,-. rankedOklahomaandllllnoisState. son was the leading scorer for the __against the ~wlrule~ol_ Saturdays -·The- semlfinal- w!ll '' lle'' p!ayro - Buckeyes··wmr20)l6ln!S. He 'aHi() · second contest here between 14thThursday In Dallas. · pulled down nine rebounds. Taylor • ranked Loyola (IlL)_and Southern Methodist. ...J!!!IIc!l.:!t!$11nts for Ohio State. Ohlil'3'tii'IP1liT!fi'"BBgT~iicndSUie· Wayne Smith, a~ junior guard, Leading 31-23 at halftime, the · season with a 20-10 record. <!COred 11 points for the Bulldogs. Hoy as scored the first seven points of the second half, four by Jackson, BulldogCoachAndyRussoplaced Simmons scored 10. the key to the game In Louisiana OhioStategrabbedltsoDtyleadof to take a 38-23 advantage before Tech's to keep the Buckeyes tlie game, 16-14, at 10:05 of the first Temple finally scored with 14:571eft """'~ .,,.,...,,, •· .mlltl7 "IMfdi'""wlili half when guard Ronnie Stokessank In the game. two free throws. · The Owls closed the gap back to effectiveness. DANCE IN THE WORKS- The spring dance of the GalllpoUsJwtlor Women'sChthwUI be held Saturday, AprO 13attheEiksCiub, 9p.m. IQI . a.m. Here Kim Canaday places a sign In the window of Bob Saunders Quaker State giving detaUs of the dance. 'rickets are $15 per couple and can be purchased from any mem~r of the Junior Women's Club. reject dowdy fashions Especially comfortable for the By F1o!'<!l!re De Sant!s _ everyone ' el~. an!!, she . ~ants · active person~ the Tl!ermoflex oider NEW YORK (NEA) - If you fashionable lel_sure- and actionensembles come In crew neck and have shopped -recently for a dress. wear. polo styles and In a choice of .blue, One maker, the Harwood,Com· blouse, pants or a suit, you might pink or tan. have begun to wonder If anyone panles, has been looking- Into MONDAY over 50 wears clothes! You'd combining certain special needs of ·~· ··sometitnes tntnk nO'i, for;'lill thtr·- the · mat-lire ·wiih -fas·!Usn !r. such·~ Council of Gallia County Genattention pald by fashlon.makers to clothes . . They've found, for In· the more than 50 million men and stance, that arthritiS Is a very . etal Health District will meet " Monday, 'I p.m. In the confprwmen now In this age group. The common problem, so they're makence room In the courthouse· on numher Is projected to become 70 lng a new jogging leisure ensemble the secopd floor. In a fleecellke acrylic blend called mllllon during the next ~ years. Thermoflex. Very soft and light In Not all of those making up the GALLIPOLIS - American milllons'{)ver-50 vary from what feel, It holds in body heat and Legion Birthday Party Monday, possesses strong wicking properthey were before they turned the 6: 30 p.m. Bring covered dish. ties, meaning that moist ure Is half-century mark. According to an article In the Harvard Business transported to the surface for VINTON- North Gallla Band evaporation. Review, 40 percent of the over-50s Boosters will meet Monday, 7 are regularly employed or "work," p.m. at the school. while only 15 percent are retired. Such "retirement" doesn't mean to a rocking chair, either. A large number of I hem have paid for their homes and have seen their children become Independent. SHEDD'S SPREAD These older adults are the ones who resorts and on Tar Heels nip.Notre Dame By The Associated Pre;s Top-ranked Georgetown, the defending national collegiate basket ball champion. continued Its quest for a S€COnd straight NCAA title, beatlngTemple6346Saiurdayinan East Regional second-round game · 'di H.wliord;Corin. ·· Georgetown's smot hering detense forced Temple to shoot mostly from outside. The victory moved Georgetown ,,. 1!!t9J1.!..\I!,l;{!i!¥.:.S xou:OO, o! 16..k! ~he NCAA tournament. The f!oyas ·wlll ne~t!ace No.14 Loyoli10f Chicago, a 7G-57 winner over Southern Methodlst In the other East Regional second-round game at Hartford. In a Southeast Regional second- Dear Meg -Mom's moods distress son By Meg Whlteomb DEAR MEG - My mother was recently divorced. She was seeing another fellow, but It didn't work out. I'm 17 and trying to stick to her whlle she copes with the straIn of being single again. , When I remind her of the happy )blngs the future holds , she gets moody and doesn't appreciate me being around. This Is confusing because of the many times she doesn't want me to leave hl!r side. But 1 must think about myself and my own future. I'd love nothing ;more !han..to ~.. Mom happy and . •llavlng a soclalllfe again before !go college next year. In fact, I'm ' a already feeling qullty about g?lng : . orr and leaving her alone. What : 'ahould I do? -' DUTIFUL lN : ;DULUTH. . · ... · . :. : DEAR DUTIFUL- Your first. :lluty Is to yourself and making your ' ·awn way. Otherwise, both you and . .your mother wlll end up ·tonely, clepmSed and dependent on each · Qlher. Start getting Mom used to the jdea that you'll beawaybytalklnglt . lover. What's more, url(e her to , piA)rte plans to lUI the gap with a . . part·dme job, re-esta bltshlng old t1ihlpe and seeking other ma)e . eompanionship. ' All this will Hghten your load of · pUt, while get ling Mom re.. Jauaebed on her own. : DEAR MEG - rm alarmed : bec:alllt' my 13-year-old son has · 1 -'-startedattir hasn't had any trau- :w - K.L., Clinton nt. DEAR K.L. - Flrst; you and your husband should talk with your son and let him know you're concerned. Then, take him for a . IB3~~ TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A jury cocaine. Co-defendants Seymour Sher and Saturday convicted former baseball Frank Cocchalro were convicted of great Denny McLain of racketeer-· .ra_cketeerlng and conspiracy lng, extortion and cocaine possescharges but were found Innocent on sion charges after deliberating of extortion. one count more than three d ays. A third co-defendant, Joe Rodri· The nln!'-woman, three-man guez. was · found Innocent on a panel found McLain innocent on one charge of conspiracy to smuggle count of conspiracy to smuggle I • . NCAA scores good late In the first half, took command during a 5:03 stretch late in the second half. In that span. the Ramblers scored seven points while holding SMU scoreless and built their lead from 56-50 to 63-50. Smith'-s winning basket for North Carolina. 26-8, came on a lead pass from Curtis Hunter. Hunter had grabbed a loose ball that kicked off the left knee of Notre Dame'sDavldRivers alter the Irish had run down the clock for more than a minute In hopes of getting the final shot ~lth the score 5&58. Smith finished with 12 points, while teammate Brad Daugherty led all scorers with 18. Rivers topped Notre Dame, Zl-9, with 15 points. North Carolina 6IJ Noire Dame 38 Loyola 70 SMU 57 St. John's 68 Arkansas 65 Auburn 66 Kansas 64 Loulsana Tech 19 Ohio State 07 Georgetown 63 Temple 46 Saturd~y's prep scores G... rt..\l.iS J\A 1\t f"hr.la • Coldwn!l'r 40. Spc Kmton Rkll':f'.:l!l. fYT ('lA"., ,\ · At Fhdla)' Ciln\'{J\' ln'S1\'I('V.' 'JI. 1\f"!:ht:uhl .17 · t\t~la · ' T\pp C'l!)' I'Wih(ll $ , Wor1hln~ 1 m C111. ' ~ (' I~Mt A At Sml&lftrWto BI.K'kC">l' Crnl . <17: Way!"ll':'odalf' AV\IIl' {'rt'('k «i H.~. Boy!! ----&lurda,y',., Rewlll fUSS AM At CMntOft ('Me fmt« IC cocaine. The government claimed that between 1978 and 1983-Mcl.ain was part of a loan-sharking operation that charged Interest rates of 130 percent, used threats to collect, and booked h!gh ·stakes bets on professiona l and college football ·and basket ball games. N. Cantoo tllU·r•r 56. Timkrn ~2. OT {'LNiS'" .41 "...,..... ('~ Ek-111"\'\IC' 611, Willard !'ill At ( 'ohamhi.'l ('~m IAM'er G.-an\' Ul(' !'o.1, Ma r loll Rl\"flf V;d ~~ AI c-....mlu. foli!lcum Upprr ('rll. l.indt'fl M I"'Kinl~· ~7 . fk'xlfl\" !ii At Oblo ~'orthem Lima ( l'ntrol Calh. !i4, 011au.·a (;lantlll"l AI ~~hcn\"ll14' A.~u Slt'ubl.,\' \11(' ~7 . Tri-Vallry ~~1 At TokdO Wl&ltt> On'f,!on SrrUeh n . l,al\ola if!, XYl" - • . ROAD - Davis Wingate of Georgetown takes aim at the ·b asket on ·a 'jump shot as Derrick Brantley (24 In dark unHorrn) and Nate Blackwell, (3 In dark unHonn) of Temple University try to bl9Ck him In the first hall of the' Georgetown-Temple basketball gamf In the NCAA Eastern Regional PlayoHs in H~rtlord, Conn. Saturday. Wingate sank the shot lor two. (AP LaseJ'llholo ). . Rain halts,.PGA.event NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Early morning rain washed · out Satu rday's thir.d ropnd. of tbl' S400,(XX) USF&G GolfClassic,leavingyoung pros Brett Upper and Tony Sills tied at 135 with a one-stroke lead going lntoSunday'sfinalround ofwhathas become a 54-hole PCA event. Full prize n\oney will still be awarded despitl' cancellatioll of Saturday's 18 holes. said Tommy Wulff, the tournament'; executive · ·director. Three years ago, rajn forced the tournament to finish on Monday. even after It was cut to54holes . Scott Hoch won it, but first-place money was cut from $72,(XX) to $ffi,OOl. . - = - t = = - - .-- -... ._,, ,..,_, ~~=~·~··'''="'' A light, steady rain began about midnight and by noon on Saturday haddumpedaboutaninchofrainon the course. The 7,®yard, par-72 Lakewood Country Club course was unplayable by 10 a .m .. and Wulff made his decision. Thursday's opening round also was hurt by rain when a sudden thunders torm blpw in with 35ofthe pla yers still on the course. John Mahaffey was 211 yards from the 18th hole'when play was suspended, and he began Friday by hitting his aproach totheedgeofthe/tfeenand nailing a 35-foot putt for a birdie that gave him the first-round lead with a . 63 ..,- 9-under par. - 4.. C~ By 'l'lmeo!-Sentlnel Staff KANSAS CITY, MO. -The West VIrginia Wesleyan Bobcats used a 9-2 spurt midway through the (NOT SI. 99 AS INDICATED IN OUR CIRCULAR) BOLD DETERGENT 49 oz . BOX second half to break open a clOSI' game and coast to a 84-68 victory over the Rio Grande Redmen In the second round of the NAIA National Tournament here Friday afternoon. The Redmen had cut a nine point halftime deflclt to five and Joe Verhoff was at the foul line with 10: 17 left In the game. But Verhoff missed the charity toss and the Bobcats' LaMont Ridley scored two quick baskets, David Smith sand· $239, WIYH FREE 12 OZ. B1L. OF DAWN DISHWASHING LIQUID an. AS INDIURD IN OUt CIRCULAR) WE REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE 1HIS MAY HAVE CAUSED OUR CUSTOMERS. FOOD-LA wlch!'d a foul shot and a J\lmper connecting on their first· six field around a jumper by Rio's Dan goal attPmpts and ten of their first Curry, and Teny Howard scored on 14. Rio. on theotherhand, made only a fast break lay up to give Wesleyan three of their first 12 attPmpts from the floor. a 67-55lead with 8:03left. From that polnl the Redmen Wesleyan was ahead. 28-17. when could get no closer than eight. 67-59. the Bobcats' 6-9 forward Paul Farr following a jumper by Rio's Mik~ picked up his fourth foul with 8: 56 left in the first half. Curry then took Smith with 6: 57 left in the contest. over for the Redmen, scoring six Finish 31 -50vcrall The Redmen finished with a 31 -5 straight point s to pull Rio within six, record, th<'ir .best season in · mar<' 28-2'2. with 7: 461eft. Curry scored 15 of his team high 22 points in the first than three decades. · Wesleyan. now 2R-3, played Cen- half. \Vhen Farr went to the bench , tral :;vashington. 24-9, in thP· Ridley, Wesleyan'ssixth man came . quarterfinals at 11 :15 p.m. last night (Saturday) . Central Washington off the bench to score eight 'points. defeated Mlnn~sota -Duluth 511-57 in The 64 Sophomore scored a game high 27 points for the Bobcats, who . second round action Friday . The Bobcat s broke quickly, Coni lnued on C-2 I Brand End of the trail... WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN BOBCATS (84) Player Fg-a Ft-a Rb Ast Paul Farr ............. ......... .. ... ........ 2-2 (kl 3 0 Calvin Boyd .. .. ............................ 2-4 ().() 6 2 Dennis Palmer .......................... .. 2-10 1-2 11 0 DeWayne Johns ... , ... .... . .... ....... .... 7-IO 3-4 4 2 David Smith ................................ 5-ll 6-7 5 ·· 1 LaMont Ridley ........ .. ............ .. .. 11-18 5-7 8 1 Terry Howard .......... .... .. ... ...... .... 2-7 3-3 2 3 Ed Bays .................. .... .'.. ... . ....... .l-1 0-0 2 I Mike Fletcher .. .. .... .. .............. .. ... 0-0 1-2 0 0 . Scott Shaver .... .. .... .... .... .. ...... ..... 0-0 1-2 0 0 Totals . ~ 26-27 4110 [ Pf To 5 1 3 0 4 1 4 0 3 3 3 4 4 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 Tp 4 4 5 17 16 27 7 2 1 1 28 11 84 RIO GRANDE REDMEN (68) 1984 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE * Air Conditiooing · * Power Steering * Automatic Trans. * Soft Ray Glass *. AM-FM Stereo w/Ciock * New Car Warra,nty 4412nd Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' 'lrWI!ItBitlnl·Mg~tbe~tiSbed ·"'l"t·:hHUe<l--wi!~alds--11--- - - - . eight at 48-40 with 5: 48 remallilng, but Georgetown pulledawaywlth Its foul shooting and strong running game. ' T)le Hoyas boosted their record to 32-2 with thelr 14th consecutive victory, while Temple ended Its season at 25-6. Reggie Williams added 13 points and Patrick Ewing and David Wingate 12 each to Georgetown's balanced attack. Guard NateBiackwell had l5 points to lead :Z:-Ilii!C:~~ which got a toi ;)I of just 13 from forwardg Granger Hall and Charles Rayne, who had combined for 31.2 points per game this season. · TheblggerHoyasgot16ofthelr21 field goals from Inside, .whlle the Owls made 14 of "'-belr 17 from outside. · GeorgetoWn, which led by 28 points at :halftime of Its first -round victory over Lehtgl'i, werit out to eight-point Intermission advantage against Temple with a strongJ!!S!tl!l. game. .Shooting well over the Hoyas' zone defense. the Owls trailed 18-16 before Georgetown ·ran off SfAien consecutive points to opetl a nln!'-point advantage, Its biggest of the first half. oz. (NOT A 32 01. Write to Meg care of this newspaper. She will perSonally . answer only letters tbat contain sell-addressed, stamped envelopes. Questions of general interest.will be discussed In future columns, (Newspaper Enterprl8e Assn.) The Ramblers, 27-5, the 1963 NCAA champions, also got14 points . .from ~ Alfredrick Hughes, the natlim's leading scorer with a 27.3 average. Jon Koneak paced SMU. 23-10, with 19 points and Larry Davis scored 14. Loyola, which· took tlle lead for • ·-CHECKING ACCOUNT IN SOUTHERN OHIO I :frl ~- thorough examination to ftnd out If there Is anything physically wrong. If the exam doesn't reveal a problem, consider buying a "Wee Alert Alarm." (If your local department store doesn't caiT)' them, you can get one through a Sears catalog.) matlc experiences, so I can't understand why this Is happening. 16 TUB round game at .South Bend, Ind ., seventh-ranked North Carolina edged Notre Dame 60-58 on Kenny Smith's driving slam-dunk layup wllhthreesectlndsremalning. Carl Golston scored 20 points for Loyola, which-@><t@nded Its winning streak to 19, the longest ln the nation among major colleges. Former 30-game -winner convicted CORRECTIONS pruvlded by Promes, a local studio: Adm!Minn Is In><' lo the event. · any .... vtously felt they did not have the time for, to the delight of colleges and unlverslt les with adult programs. So they go right on needing clOihes. Their needs are not met by dreary little groups of half-size and large-size pup tents stuck away In a "women's department" on the upper floor of a department store. Nor by the floral prints worn to ladies' club teas. Today's mature woman ls - Into fitness, just lll<e · . eorgetOWO romps ~ime•- i'mthitt Section _ . March 17. 1986 • wm elilninated; Hoyas A .clean- .savings _in bar or liquid TOP FASWON - There wiU he a fashion show Sunday, Zp.m aU!Ie HoUciay Inn Kanaup, sponsored by '!'arjous GaDia (;Qunty merchll!'ls. Models here_a re ,. 992·5171, or get In totich with Edison , Baker, vice president; Jlm Clat- · worthy, treasurer.; or. Miu'lha Anderson, secretary. Abbie Strattom daughter of Mrs. -~~~ll)2:.QUUo~ of three "Outstanding surveying catalogs out-or-town graduates later this • Chuck and of the Auxiliary at the Defiance preparing for spring plantings. month. Daisy Blakeslee Hospitalhonoredataluncheonheld Uke the rest of us, she enjoys Thlsyearthedlnnerwlllbese~ed came back from ThursdayattheKettenringCountry cardsand.theycanhesenttoberat lntheMelgsJunlorHighSchool.n;e Florida where Club. ' 26915 State Route 114, LangsvUle, MaryLucas'l'riQofGalllpoUswlllbe 1 lhey spent a cou. TheAuxlllaryhas.beenworkln~:at 45741. providing the music lor dancing '"".. .-.. · ple~~rr~h:r-with-=thF"fleW"'Hties=r-· ..tiie""tiosp"ii.ai-iQl-1.W~Year-s>;-tmt="-'-·~·-~..=. .;__ =~--=='¢;;=1viivWu'li"·~a&~~., - ._........,..~ · which they earned In tile Great Shell only recently decldeQ to count the. Plans are moving right along for --Hunt 9J1 Sa"lbellsland, hou,rs and. recognize the volu~teers . · the Middleport. Alumni Association It's going tQ happen, and this -' Daisy atta~ the title of "Top . for their servlCR- Since the counting banquet and dance which has been spring - the renovation of the Mollusk" for her collection of ~ began; Mrs. StrattQn has volun- scheduled for May 25. This year all Ladles Lounge on the sidewalk level ditrermt . species of sbelts. The .leered 38.5 hours. ttteofflcetsarefrom theclassotl935 of the Meigs County Courthuse. highest number found by any of the --- that means they wlll ol)servlng · - So If you've contributed and are participants was 92. Chuck got his Langsvllle octogenarian, Anna 50th - and anxiously• some action, Hey, we now have a Sheller" and a Sport March 17. 198& Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleaunt. W.Va. STOCK NO. 527 Q._J . ~ IICI.UQILB - lie Ga ' 1 Mlp, RID Gl'lllde, Oltltl, Du CWr)' (leftl lllld Will& VIII' It w.lqM C'' I"> llllcl+ a, W. Va., Paal Ftft llalt* fer c1 but of lhe bell dlutq M4)-446-3382- - - I ., • " _ . t I'IIUIIIllldloa Ill lbe NAJA Natlollal Peal 11.0 Toumement Ia KtMtl Qlly'e Kemper Anaa. WeeteYea wall, 116& (APt rpllotol. u Player Fg-a Joe Verhoff ............ , ...... .. ...... .. .... 3-11 Greg Verhoff ................... .... .. .. .... 5-9 · Dan CUrry .... ......... . .............. .. .. .. B-21 Jerry Mowery .... .... ... ... .. .... .. .. ... ..1-2 Mike Smith ................ . .......... ......2-7 Ron Furnier .............. .. .. ......... ... ..0-3 Kent Wolfe ...... ...... ........ ...... .. . : .. .. 2-7 Bob Shaw ...................................1-1 Jeff Shaw ...................................0-1 Ft-a Rb 6-9 11 2-3 3 6-10 12 1-1 2 0-1 2 0-0 0 44 2 1-1 1 0-0 1 Ast 0 1 0 4 3 0 6 Doug Fogt .......... :.. ...... .. ...... ... .... 2-2 Ron Rlttlnger ........................... : ..0-o Rlck' Fritz ................................... 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Totalt! U-61 ~29 36 ·IIJIIftlme score- Wesleyan 4-4,-Rio 35. Pf To Tp 4 1 12 3 3 12 4 2 22 5 2 3 1 2 4 1 ·I 0 3 1 8 3 1 1 0 o o o 0 u 1 1 4: 0: o 0: 24 14 til.: -. 0 1 0 •' �-------• ~-C-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel West ... ·M·a rshall five eliminated Continued from C-1 led 44-35 at the half . .. RllleyTough-Lawhom ByDAVEGOIJIBERG I thought-thai Rldl~waslheguy -. . 'AP ~ Wi'Mer 'that b!"Pke our backs, Rio Grande ·ALBUQUERQUE N M (APJ _ roach John Lawhorn said. "He was ' . .. . - March 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. • ID opening round, 81-65 wealth, the Sun Belt Conference clamps on Henderson and VCU champlon, ran its record to 26·5anq beg~ to do_!!llna!!:, taking the ball earned a bet1 h In tooay's (Sunday).' continually from the frt>$hman"""";;" • rln~lnot""' Thun""rln" Herd. .· . playing at half spl'<.'Q as Marshall moved to within 11 points WJ!b_three mltlutes left . .Eftit two. bucll.ets by Lamb Pra""" """ doubts. ""II'1. tkA :tileReyt!ftneDailgame:w...,.,~uli:u~~~~~~f::~:~;~~~-;;d~~~~-5('7c;~7;~ -~;;!f6~j;;.(.,ent olton ~...,·" "'r-~...-~-~- ·- b(gguys gut In foul trouble, he came · ~nand created.~ lot of problems for 'llS defensively. • ,Rio, normally a good shooting ""' '"'t- --,~ - - ~- ~ Plan tennis tourmunent in Gallia County Duncan and Mike Schlegel to help the West regional. a lf>G .burst, with Schlegel sconng Virginia Commonwealth recover Marshall was In the game only for six of the points: Then Duncan from a sluggish start and cruise to the first five minutes, when the scored the flnallour polntsofthe half an SHili win over outmatched Southern Conference tournament ~o gtve the Rams. a 32-23 lead at GALLIPOLIS- The first annual ,d~b; wasco~~ ln~~lrstha~~~~~ Marshall Friday night in an NCAA ~hamp;; jumped toa_G-2 leadont~ =~ler~~~~".~---~--' '' " ·-h·" ,,. ,~ sp~~~~~nls~tournament wU~ be --"'"' ...........,.~~ ...,...."a'" .,,_ ••) ~~-:::-'"'···..;.. u-... _..,,..., WestfifSf-rotJnO'gafii'e.===rcu -c• .:JuluP"~"TiGt'"'g'~tiitlatllf'u'artiSKlfF Jt1;cu un.:.r o:.o\.1~··" c>u.,. ..... ,..,,, ..........., ~ ~al':10 a. a auc-.3al.Hpolts Racquet GJub . and l3of18from theloulllne. On the Duncan Adds 19 Henderson, who scored the Thund· at thebeglnnlnj:ofthesecond half to April 8-21. ,other hand, Wesleyan made 17 of 33 . Duncan, Lamb's running mate at ering Herd's first nine points and 11 put the game away. . . Event s Includ e: Men's and ~t half field goal attempts (52 guard,scored 19 polntsandexcelled ofthelrfirsUJ. Vlrglill a Comrt1o nw ealth wome.n 's Slngies, men's a nd :~rcent) andwaslQ.lOtromthefoul defensively, while 6-foot-S center HendersonS... pped . stretched Its lead to as much as 19 women's doubles, nilxed doubles _Iil1e. Schlegel had 14 points and six But Duncan, a G-3, lffi-pound points with eight minutes remain· (open classification ). · : Farr fouled out with 19: 00 left In -rebounds as Virginia Common· guard, then put the defensive lng, but sometimes seemed to be A minimum of eight participants ct·;.,w:W :d " ~" ...o.-,._...,..,.-~ --. ,] ., . . points to keep Wesleyan biy ahead unttl Curry scored five .consecutive points and Joe Verhoff ' lilt a free throw to puU the Redmen '1\!lthln five. But then the roo! caved uffor Rio Grande. '' ···Run, jump, shoot,-;- that's what ttits game Is . a ll abOuf and t_hey ·(Wesleyan) do these three things weU," Lawhorn said. "They played ----. ·in' spurts;111ttllrg' SIJCll~·etghrpolnts ­ ~inst us. That' s the way we've _.....,,.. Aea.tm f0l.kr~ -seen quickness like thai from five . :people aU year long." ~: Redmen Praised · :: . "Rlo .Grande .played well," Wes:.Jeyan's first-year bead coach Rich ::Cameron said. "They have an :excellent ballclub. They played very , odlsclpllned and very patient. They (: 9 '· I< ,, •' ' " · PENNZPil .. ' Resistors ;~~~~~:~.:~~~a~:~~r:e~~~~~ ""'" ,, . ~ 10W-30 \ GASOUN~ :,ead we wanted, stlll It was enough ;-that Rio could not dictate the ;:action," Cameron added. ~: .The Bobcats, Lawhorn said, were · ~!Jest team Rio has played aga inst ~-12!1s year. "You can only make so !:many runs against the excellent ~ ~t-:.~1"1"11;: "'a~ • ....,, " Law·h~rn "IIV U add-' o;;U. "\"n " '- u ...., ,....,era!, getting down to five or six j,bmts and then we'd take a bad shot or. get a 1\tmoyer. Plus we didn't shoot that well. I can't compla in aoout the shots we got because we "]]t th£.' "liistke!ball wfiere we . ! wanted," Rio's fifth year coach : add~. 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No butllng needed . lf()('K E 1' 994~ II so, he wllldowhat only one other . heavyweight champion has done reltre undefeated. And there Is at 'least one fight he definit ely doesn't · want. ''I think I would have one of the biggest fights ever· if I retire and come back," Holmes said after making Bey his 47th consecutlv~ v ictim , just two short of the late Rocky Marciano's record. Pausing for effect , he added, "Thafwould be ~~ mywlfe.'' Only a $25 million rematch · against Gerry Cooney or a fight against light heavyweight cham· pion Michael Spinks - tWo fights Holmes believes wUI never happen - stand beiw~n Holmes and his plans to announce his retirement J une9. But after a crisp performance From · lo• onf' rr l oJI "' 1 lf.rJI ptolll'tiMII~ Roo LOgan <'A>ach of Year near ~ "' seventh pick overall in the draft ; FIRST TEAM would have tot rade lor a higher pick Player- School Yr. to have a realisltc chance of getting Jan Downs, Trimble ........... 12 the highly regarded Kosar. An offer Teresa Boring, Vinton Co ..... 11 that would have brought Cleveland the second pick overall . from the Sa ndy Knost, Warren .......... 12. Houston Oilers brought no response Trudy DaUey, Alexander ..... li froin the Oilers on Friday. JIU Booth, Vinton Co ........... 12 . The Oilers are prlmartly Inter· ested In Improving their defense. " I dldo't talk to Ladd," Modell said. "It's his move. I believe he has a record of dragging out negotia tions . He has done some trading the day of the draft. We would want -to have Kosar signed before we wenl . Into the draft." SECOND TEAM .Player - Sc"lwoi. ·• Yr. · park homer and drove in both San Jenny Miller, Meigs ............ 10 F..ri'.nct~o rnns.a~~e..GJallfS P£JOO~,·~--J ttiie---Miiier ,"-ivieigs-:.... ~·:~:-:-::. . 16the Chicago Cubs 2-1. Sh R 11 Tri m bl e ·· · · · ·12 Wally Backman drove in four . erry usse ' ·runs with a double, single and Amy Dixon, Nel.-York ......... 11 sacrifice fly and Mookie Wilson B. J. Gordon, Meigs ........... . 12 drilled 2 two-mn horner inJeadlqg ~ HONORAltLE MENTION -~ the New York Mels to an 8-2victory Player- School Yr. over the Boston Red Sox. Lisa Miller, F-H ................. 11 Dave Kingman hit his first home Krlstl Beat!Y, Alexander ...... 11 run of the exhibition season and the A dre B k AI der 10 Oakland A's scored four unearned n a ur e , exan ···· runs In the eighth Inning to take a 6-2 Jenny Cuckler, F-H. ···· ····: ·· .10 decision over the San Diego Padres. Christina Siemer, Miller ...... 11 Right-hander Don Sutton made his MVP debut with the A's, working three Jan Downs Innings and giving up two ru ns. Coach of year Jorge On a's three-run homer In Ron Logan the third inning paced the Kansas City Royals over the St. Louis Tourn_a ment underway Cardinals 6-1. POMEROY - The . Pomeroy Lee Mazllll drove in three runs as Grade School Biddy Ball tournathePittsburghPiratesnotchedthelr first victory in three games, a 7·1 ment opened Tuesday, Mar~ h 12 decision over the Houston Astros . with Pomeroy's 4th grade, , the J~g':'~!'k _d!_?v;_~n two runs and · Rulland 5th grade, and Pomeroy· Wright 6tngraCIP.,s\lli!f !lrsTrouilif went 'l=for-5 A Uant a made two ~ruclal errors wins. Playe continued Thursday night, while the fin als are slated and AI Oliver singled home what March 23 at Meigs High School. proved to be the deciding run In lhe Admission is $1 for adulls and $.50 third inning as the Los Angeles students . Dodgers downed the Braves ~-2. ·been banking on us since 1916. For over 60 years, the Land Bank has been .your source lor dependable long-term agricultural financing . Federal Lund Bonk Assoc. of Gollipolis na u,.r lh•ld.. P.o. 1ca 'l7 The Land Bank Gollipolis,. Oh. 456! 1 I& 1<11 446·0203 --·Get the-right . ,. __ loan ~ "~~-~­ toryour rural home. Call your Land Bank Association, the long- r;iiiii;lii;;;~;;;;;;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ term rural credit specialists. The Land lank CleH ,. tiM UIHI against Bey, Holmes refused to shut the door entirely on one or t.wo more fights despite hlswlfe'sdeslre tosee him hang up the gloves. "II Tcontinue to fight, I'll fight the guys who make me the money," he sa id. " Like I said, this Is my last fight unless they come up with a lot or money for Gerrie Cooney, and I've priced myself out of that, or Michael Spinks." · Holmes, who showed signs of age in an unimpressive win Nov. 9over James "Bonecrusher" Smith, was impressive against Bey. The jab that has dominated heavyweight . boxing for almost seven years was irt top form. . Holmes kriocked the challenger down iwo times In the eighth round before hitting him with a serles of erushlng rights in the lOth that prompted referee Carlos Padilla to ' stop the bout. "I think Larry's still got a little bit left In him," Bey said. "The man was In great shape." over.· ::center, pulled down 11 carom s for on B.J. Gordon was next In line with a 7.7 points per game, hitting 48 of 155 field goal attempts, and 73ofl()l all he ll~e. Gordon had 115 rebounds, an avetage of 5.2. • Browns' roster In their effort to have patience and walt and se_e. trade for the rights to draft former said Modell, who had set a 5 p.fTI. University of MlamJ quanerback Fridaydeadllneforatleastoneof)lls Bernie Kosar, says Browns' owner trade offers. Art Modell. Modell and other NFL owners Kosar announced Thursday he were in Phoenix, Ariz., lor NFL · =*· · intendecno graauate'eariyaflli p~s "" mE.ietffi'g(='""~=<=""c"!-..,._., · up his final .two years of mllege Houston General Manager LaCld football eligibility in order · to Herzeg has received offers !rom participate In the National Football several teams, Including one offer League's April 30 draft. Kosar said that reponedlywouldgivetheotlrrs he would like to play lor the Browns, a first -round pick and any two the team he watched while he was players off the club's roster. Modell 1~t1 lite ptopll rrbG rror• '' _ ·~ hdtrol lonol lanlc Assoc. · af Gallipolis , 721 ~Ill. P.O. lp 937 ' Golf' Oh. 4561t (61' l 446-0203 • LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)- Larry Holmes says he might have a tougher time with his wife than he had with David Bey. After defending his International Boxing Federation heavyweight championship Friday night by punishing· Bey with a devastating ·left jab before stopping him In the lOth· round, the J}year-{)ld HolmC$ said his fighting career Is probably A~ ~0 '"'b~ll' ~v~tl~h i P deve- " I'm 'dlsappolnled =-~-=::::!"'"': : :;':;< ~~~~~'r-~~reta_-~1!~~~~~~=~~:::4-1 of the second half. : ~pwery exited at the9: 30mark with :. ~ down 62-53. He was held the •lhree points by the Bobcats defense. j:: 1n the second hall, Rio made only ; ;!3:of 37fleld goal attempts and 7ofll ·- ~tty tosses. The Bobcats shot 50 ! :percent in the second half (15.:~1) :·and werel0.17!rom thefoul llne. The ::Bobcats out rebounded the Redmen, 0:41:36. Dennis Palmer, 6-8 senior . ~ Brewers got their only hits off Bob Stoddard, who pitched three In· nlngs, before Paul Mlrabella- fln · lshedup. Geoff Zahn, Luis Sanchez and Curt Kaufman ' combined on a five-hitter as the Call!ornla Angels blanked the Cleveland Indians 6-0. The Angels jumped on Neal Heaton for four runs In the first Inning, .highlighted by Gary Pettis' two-run single . • ~J:!IrEe Your Choice -Ther-e are -~ ··- aifcl- Galarraga""craclied ·a two=-run- - Diiil Glii1lllen hit. an inside-the- third and scored on Dave Winfield's single. Dan Pasqua doubled home an Insurance run. The Yankees had dropped their previous six outings against major-league teams. Jim Wohlford and Andres Galarraga homered off non-roster pitcher Billy Taylor while Bill Gullickson and I hree relievers sea tiered hit s as th e Montreal Expos trounced the Texas Rangers 8-0. Wohlford hit a three-run homer In theelght.hlnnlng ,.~ ~~ub~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~ _, • :WfSleyan . Curry led ·a ll rebounders 5'Wifh 12 and Joe Verhoff added 11 ,i':Cj\l:oms for Rio. !: :: DueHomeSllturday !· Rio Grande, now one of the ;4;>tton's 16 top small college teams. ·~was scheduled to arrive at Pon ~:,CQ)umbus around 3:53 p.m. Satur:~ after a five-day s tay In Kansas Jenny Miller-was recently a first team all-district selection in the Southeastern District, whtle sister Julie was named to second-team aU-dlstriet. Coaeh Ron Logan was , Cincinnati Reds Manager Pete shot in the ninth . _._._Ro_~a!!~ Er!c ~,_~ "2-POte..~L-'-'-'-=--HG~ ·r-ui.S'"~"'/-C~g .tN=.l!{Cf a.nd superstar" and the 22-year-{)ld Ron Kittle powered the Chicago outfielder Is trying to make his "white Sox to their fourth consecu· manager a prophet. Uve victory, a G-2 triumph over the DaVIs opened Friday's exhibition Baltimore Orioles. Walker's three.. "' game-with ;: homa·run ar.d capped - run homer highllgl;ted a ·four-run an eight-run first Inning against first Inning against Bill Swaggerty Shane Rawley with a two-run triple "and Kittle connected hit a two-run as the Redsoutslugged the Phlladelshot off Tippy Martinez 1n the phia Phlllles 13-10. He added singles seventh . lnthethlrdandelghthlnnlngsanda The undefeated Toronto Blue doublelnthenlnthandwent5-for-61n Jays posted their seventh consecu' addition to hitting lor the cycle. Uve victory by scoring three runs in "That's the first time I've ever the lOth Inning off Minnesota's Ron done that," said Davis, who Is In a Davis and defeating the Twins 11-S.The winning run came with two four-way battle lor the Reds' center field job. "I felt really good today. I out on a passed ball byTim Laudner, wasn't over-swinging. Everything who hil a three-runhomerlnthefiflh was clicking today. But in batting Inning. -· practice T didn'i hi1 anything and I - Dave Henderson's two home runs sald, 'It 's going to be a long day."' led aSeattlepowerdlsplayandthree pttcherscomblnedona two-hit ter in What threatened to be a long spring for the New York Yankees the Mariners' . 9-0 rout of the showed a bit of promise when Scott . Milwaukee Brewers. Henderson hit -~ ~!!.<!l~!ted a ~,o -runhomerand a t~c!1!l!119rn~ Jn th.~flrstlnninjl Phil Nlekro. Bob Shirley and Dave off Ray Burris and a two-run shot in Righetti scattered seven hit s In a 4·2 •· the fifth off Rick Waits .' Jim Presley and Alvin Davis also homered victory over the Detroit Tigers. With the score lied 2·2ln the sixth. against Burris. Seattle· starter Matt Young Bobby Meacham beat out a bunt , went to second on a grounder, stole pitched four perfect Innings. The mos:t (lf_tb~ ,yPar ."'c'- -1"'-''•I ¥ ----~~-.,:.. Davis hits for cycle .· - -BY'The AssOCiated Press :!todaY they did it to us. We haven't ~- named as District Coach of theyear. Jenny Miller grabbed l39 rebounds throughoui the season,second for the Marauderettes, hitting 101 of 229 field goal attempts forM percent,and51of73!romthellncfor iVperumt7iiwragrngll:5jjijlnts-,..- · game. Miller also averaged 6.3 rebounds per outing. ' Julie Miller grabbed 176 rebounds to pae!! Meigs In that category, an averageof8pergame.Jullehit76of 181 attempts lor 42 percent, 45 of~ · Olxo · ~ws, and averaged 9 points 17-1 mark, ending the 1984-85 season with an outstanding 20-2 mark. Last season Meigs posted a 16-6 overall mark for a 36-8 overall record the . past two seasons. ~Reds' ................ First team members chosen were Trimble's Jan Downs, the top vote reclplent; Junior Teresa Boring and . senior Jill Booth of VInton County; Junior Trudy Dailey of Alexander; and Senior Sandy Knost ofWam'n l...oelit':'..._"",-=-~ '~·· ''"" Sisters Jenny and Julie Miller, sophomorestandou ts for the Marau· derettes, were named to the second team all-league squad, joined by Senior teammate B.J. Gordo~. Trimble's Sherry Russell , a senior, POMEROY - The Tri·Valley Athletic Conference all-league girls' basketball was recentiy chosen by the varsity coaches of all league schools, selecting Trimble's senior standout Jan Downs as the league's Most Valuable Player and Meigs mentor Ron Logan as Coach of the Year, The league champion Meigs Marauders of Coach Ron Logan placed three girls on the second team squad, but surprisingly, did not place any team member on the per event is required. Entry fees are: Singles, $12.50; Doubles, $15. No-club members must pay an additional $2 guest tee. E ntry deadline Is March 31. · For additional ·information,· or pre-registration, contact the Gampolls. Racquet Club, 446-7677. """"""'"' .. .. Cleveland continues trade talks for Kosar ____ :Downs named MVP -in TVC; Logan _ c~osen · as top .coach_. uutcome. . Herd Flnlsbes 21-13 Henderson had 19 points to lead Marshal, which finished 21-13. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page- C:3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. 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Blue. . $3,200 �.· Page-C-4-The Sunday times-Sentinel Pomeroy-M~dleport-Gallipolis, March 17. 1986. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Navy upsets LSU; Miami scares Maryland; Illinois. . Rolando Lamb scored :JI points By 'l1le As.oox.ialed Press Bimlfugham l!elrt" Mlchlgan' State . llllnols led by 12 points at halttirne Alahama-Birrnlngham held on to beat Michigan · State, which got 32 and comhln~ With fellow seniors ·Navy got 20 points from Ve rnon 7(;.68 In the Midwest Regional at and stretched that advantage to as ' points from Sam Vincent. A late . Calvin Duncan and MlkeSchlegelto ~"l3Utli'F' ·arru·= _em\Airrass& 40lth- - Houston. In tte West> Regiunal-m- many as 291n the second half. sutge by VIncent arid l>aSI«!rllY"'ieipNo.ll ~mmonwealffi" ritnked Louisiana State 78-55 Friday Albuquerque, N.M., No. 16 North Georgja went on a 16-2 run, with recover from a sluggish start to beat • Scott Skllesatthebuzzercut the final In· the opening round of the Carolina State defeated Nevada- Cedric ;Henderson .and Joe Ward Mai'Shall. · · Midshipmen's first NCAA tourna- Reno 65-56, and· Texas-EI Paso scoring six points apiece, to take a . margin to two after UAB had led 59-51 with 6:26 to play. Bobby Lee Hurt scored 14 points "*nt appearance In 25 years. The upended No. J8Tulsa 79·75. 47-33 lead that put Wichita State Michael Adams' 25-foot jumper and teamed with power forward . l~s was the lOth straight In In early night action, No. 15 · away with 10: 00 to play. The teams with five seconds to play carried were tied at "3l wheri Henderson =-.;. -~~wn_ Jor LSU under Coach Syracuse beat I:lBfa.!!L7llofi!iJ!l.Jh .Dale Brown. · East: No. 2 Michigan stopped siartedtFieS'ix-nilillife bufsT - ~D<Jston- Collegl!-over~ T~xas c'!'reb. Adams;whoscored17polnts,gotthe Jlavy, 2G-5, whose 1960 tourna- Fairleigh Dickinson 59-55 in the Dwayne "Pearl" Washington baU ·wlth 13 seconds to play after a scored 15 of his 23 points from the men\ trlp was the last previous by Southeast : Boston College edged ..drlbbled to the top Of the timeout, anyoftheservlceacademles, plays .No. 17. Texas Tech 55-53 In . the free throw line as 15th-ranked key, and let fly with a per'fect shot. Syracuse trimmed DePaul. Syra-· Miuyland In thesecondroundofthe Midwest and Vlrgjnla CommonBoston College had stalled the final cusewon the game at the free throw Southeast Regional Sunday. Ma ry· wealth crushed MarshallSI-65. 1: 31 off the clock before the land defeated Miami, Ohio 69-68 in · Southeast line, hitting 20 of 24 attempts In the game-winner. a Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. • WIDS Highschool scores Buck Johnson to take charge of tbe InSide game ·as the Crimson Tille beat Arizona. Hurt and Johnson took oorffi."'l 'Of., lacl&.u!cf-<l(l!ttest !!!a!.. -'-~, saw Arlzona score only two field goals In the openJng 10 minutes and make only 14 of 48 shots from the field In the contest. wasn't' 'a' n'u'"k'e'""' . "ro'~'ll ·-sa"ld-·o-1'D ~ \he Navy victory. "The points are almost Incredible. They totally dominated us. Youhavemomentsof ~rqbarpssll)flll. 1'h;>t's 'J:.hat it';.;_ like." '!n the East Regiona l a t Atlanta, No; 12 Illinois .defeated Northeast · e"l 76-57, arid 19th· ranked Georgia beat · Wichita State 67-59. No. 5 MemphlsStatedefeatedPennsylvanla 67 -55, a nd Alabama - Scoreboard ... ,..,_....._ NCAA re!lults =0 ~('AA. 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A proposal that many available severlll thousand a~res ou tdoorsmen considered to be bad should be added Within the next news. All we can do Is walt and see year. It Is a program that should be --wl!aL happens <· and - Jf - e>!ough __ _. ·unhappy sportsmen wrote to voice If you would like a ~map or 'rriore their opinion and 11 tbelr re!;panse information ahout the Wayne Na. bas any Influence on what finally tlonal Forest you can write to: comeS to pass within the Mononga Dlstrtct Ranger at the Athens, hela Forest. . Martetta, or Ironton unit . This week, however:'> we have good ne,.;s. It concerns Ohio's Wayne National Forest. Congress ' lfas a pproprrated million 1ft Fisca l· Year 1985 for National li'prest land acquisitions In Ohio. ' This money wlll be distributed ' between the Athens, Marietta , and : Irt>nton units for land purchases. . •The Wayne National Forest was .;>eated by land purchases begin- , nmg In the 19:Jis. 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K .~ · ;Jnack robles , lire e•linguisher , plus much more! ;EXCELLENT CONDITION I . .. WE STOCK PARTS FOR FORD AND MASSEY FERGUSON IMmy armies and wins their admiration. • . y, a n sen or, topped nnanova with a> JX:dnts, and Dwayne McClain added 11· po1n1S. the second half and WaS 8 periect 17 f 17 f • orrom t he line overall. •2 5 USED TRATORS IN STOCK go in in the Waning 6-9 [ l NOW IN STOCK - JACKSON - Three Gallipolis - Dressel averaged 12.6 points a Blue Devils, seniors- Dan Dressel game, Carty 10.0 and Harrison 13.3. MembersofthPsauadare: and Kev Carty, and sophomore Gal)7Rarnsoii:11ave tieeifnamea1o ·- •· ~-~--~ sllllfACUiiiiiei- .. ..~-+,.; . .- . .-,...........-,-·~"- ·-·- ..·-- -~-· -- ·-----1 the 984-85 SEOAL Coaches All l~n-rt:~3-~~';ckMitlorl48 OpponentsSquad,announcedSatur- and Keith Myers 14.0. · daybytheloop'$flveheadcoaches . 10.0Galllpot~-DanDresset and Gary Harrb;un 13.3. i2.6; Kev C.rty · . Th _ ..e.sqiJa d I~ rna d ~- UP . ? f•• 10_ At~.l't).S.:}.efiDean JlJ ft~dBIImnneart,v · coiiference players. ~one of the 10.3. • - · ·- · .. •=··-·- '""" _.... --··· - •· •··· ""·----,.~. -.-•~...,-. -~~"'"~···~=,- !-''""' ~=' coaches could vote for their own Jackson - Pat StPVE>ru;: 18.5. Ironton - Ryan Alnswonh 14.1. I payers. families, th,ir friends their (0fJfOURdl~ "fhe'. ' ~ fio'- VI Sunday,Man.itn · . tO •60 NEW TRACTORS Three Blue Devils selected .· on coaches' opponent squad PIII!!Wrglt lll Hartford Ntw J(~· at N. \' . Ran ~l'!i Chlca~:o at Vancoovf'r Edmontoo 11t La:!! AngPie; ensen, a 6-foot-5 reserve failed ds Pinckne K•'flt\JC'k~·. 17·12. \"' · Nr-v. u. ~ \'••·· .. " .~ '·... "" '·' :!fir, Saturday, Mani1lfi ' SOUTIIWI'STERN Hlgillonders mailing the 11184-85 All-SVAC squad last week were Steve reUrey and Mike Bailey. · .. s~':ct~y. ~"!IIi .. ~· National lloc*ey Lell\lf Frtda)''~ Garntw Wlnnl~ .\, QIJI>bl!c 2, ar lk!tfalo 4. F..dmotl! on 4, uc Tf>Xi\.~· F.:i . . Vh'J. >"l nlaComroony,•t•althKI , Mun;halll~ re Were S€COR e 1, Ut ~.-~~~,:.:,::: ""'~~~~JJ:wz(i,aii t · -"""":~-...:.t. _:=t'="-"'"' !:!y~~ !J:"g;~~~_w;;~ ,~}:1~ pe=t-o::_:::;:');;:;:;,::::r~·~~-"" . , J Dc1rOit Cll S(>!lllk• sophomor,e, S8W the opening and went in uncontested. Dayton, 19-10, then held the ball untH the 27 ds I f b North C'a rolln~~ tM, N£>~:ada·Rmo~ 1blf'!oidl&.Y,MIU'lillt South Bend lnd 'I J Exhibition scores Dmv.t 'r at San 1\nlonlu Gollk'n Stnrr a ! L.A. CIIPIX'I" Allanta al Pot1lartd · The Wildcats then con trolled the f'rld.a,y. Mlll"(.-n 15 At Alhuq.t'"IUI', N.M. · F1N Round lh win,.,....,-.; ~ [final . llJ.tn,dll.f • .\larift t l 1\tl~ldt.'flr,•, K.l . = m. Pnmw/l:ml:1:,;, SOOth Southwesl('m M'<'. 19-14 I Tn .. (,'Mttanmga,1l-7 , a! tamar. ~n lmUana at New Jerlif')' Qhlo St. ?.'!. J~·a St. 1>4 DAYTON, Ohio (AP ) -Harold '. J ensen's driving bfrsket with 1:11 left earned Villanova a 51-49victory over Dayton Friday night and advanced the Wildcats Into the . second roundofthe NCAAScutbeast basketbaU playoffs. Villanova , 20·10, wlll meet Michl · gan, a 59-55 winner over Fairleigh .Dickinson In an earlier night game ·at the University Of Dayton Arena. Other second-round opponents will be Navy and Maryland. Navy upset No. 20 Louisiana State 78-55, and -Marylandedged Mlamlof0hlo69-68 In overtime In Friday afternoon games. The Villanova -Dayton game was tied for the third tlme in the second half, the last at 49-a!l on Ed Pinckney's layup with 3:35 to go . Vall_,. Forltf" ' ucLA. 17-12 ~;;~:;,;~:.= Utah 111 Kan f;Bfl Oty Mllwa uk«o al Chicago Dayton ousted, 5149 Trdf1il, Plll.sburgn ~ Okluhomo !J:l, North Carolln11 A&T f:t"l Illinois St . ~- Soollv>rn Cnllfornla :P - ,. RJchmtni. 21·10, at Indiana, 16-13 Mar<p.l('f11', lS.JO; 11 ClnelnNI!I, 11-13 . JQiiEPh'll, 19-ll, at Vlrs.:tnl a, 1&- 1.5 Hoo11oo at Boston NOW IN STOCK Ii "(:QUftffV Thaf ,.. .... ,,,,.. MeX!ro. 19-12, a1 Frt'!lno $1 .. 22-8' '""- ,. ·:·-'""""-""···- t .out ~t am1 114 Yc.-k 110 **** 4 STARS **** Maryland survived a Miami rally , Intermission and 15 of 16 for the and Johnny Adkins' winDing shot came after a game. Duke over Pepperdlne. The Blue missed shot by Adrian Branch. Georgja Tech got 19 points from . Devlls surged from a 34-32 halftime Yvon Joseph and survived a lead to a 61-46 bulge midway In the Leslie Rockymore and Rober1 Henderson rallied second-ranked second-half scar<e to down Merce( . second half with Dawkins aJ!d Michigan frorn a iO-polnt second- The Atlantic Coast Conference Hendersonprovldlngthesoc)l. half deficit to a tense victory over . champions surged to an 18-polnt West F airleigh DickinSon. The victory lead In the first half and led by that · Lorenzo Charles returned tQ the · Improved the Wojverlnes' schoolmany 2 ~ minutes Into the second scene of his triumph by record win~lng ~treak to 17 games. half,!lP-m~= cJoseditl..lUtW•t.....-::: scorlng 22 ana ·12 Harold Jensen's driving basket six · points with 95 seconds refiOiiiiOS remaining. victoryoverNevad~-Reno . Charles' with 1:11 left earned Villanova a - lig - hf victor-v 6\ierDay"fo'fi:The"'amr"" - c.~·~ --. Miow ' esi' :;::::::;~---=~~;:~::~;~;~~-~~ol~f~:~~; ' e was tied for the third time In the Andni Turner took over for Keith gave the Wallpack the second half, the ·last at 49 on Ed Lee when the All-America forward with a victory over Houston at the Pinckney's . layup with 3:35 to go. got Into foul trouble, leading UniversltyofNewMexlcoArena. TheWlldcats,thenconttolledtheball Memphis State over Penn. Lee Luster Goodwin scored 23 points, until .Jensen, a 6-fOOt-5 reserve ... play!'!~ only b1 sec6nds of tlie second -- ·and Dave.Feitl.hlt two free thrpws sophomore, saw the opening and . halfbeforedrawlnghlsfourthfoulas with three seconds left to .secure went In uncontested. Penn built a lead of 31-26. The lead Texas-EI Paso's upset of Tulsa . Ea.o;t changed hands 17 tlmes before UTE? led 77-75 when Tulsa'sDavld Illinois used a 23-p()lnt pertor- Turner,whoscored16polnts,helped Moss missed a 10-footer that could mance from Ken Norman and a Memphjs State run off nine straight have tied thescorewlthfourseconds toughdefensetobeatNortheastem. points. · left. Feitlgot the rebound and was Steve Mitchell and Jerome Mincy fouled, making both ends of the scored 18 points apiece, and one-and-one. ..._....,. ....... .. ......... Flida)"l GlmM U), Housl~ Catalog Sales' Navy Coach Paul Evans said his team's victory might be seen a s a fluke by skeptics. "They'rE' probabl)isaylng LSU stunk, Navy lucked ou C." Evans said, but "we played ilk~ we had to play." Brown's team has not won in postseason, including the Southeastern Conference tournament, since reaching .the 1981 Fina l Four, where the lost to Indiana In the .. . ~~'{.: e.Jr.dW "-ee.... . .\'J ~· NBA results 915-3301 CHISTER and laxes . �Page-C-6--The Sunday Times-Sentinel .. /WeigsCounty agent's corner .. .•• } . . .. .. • • • • ' - JIANJVAN March 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. ·. Extension notes•••., . . work. Such plants are better alile to hand pruners, lopping ·shears aM wttltstand branch breaking from pruning saws as appropriate; make ~.~Melp Coway ·- heavy fruit loads, wind stol'lllll and the foilowtng cuts: . (1) · ~ . POMEROY ~Upcoming events winter Icing. (3) Maintains the needed. to remove dead, diseased .Moruky~L'lg;>Maro!llS~ .destred.plant Shape 81ld~(4 . ~..G!I!>s...:~~) ~ Meigs County Beet Cattle Assocla· Rejuvenates older plants such that that remove the weaker of tto don ~ at 7 p.m. at the Meigs new growth extends the useful Jlte crossing and rubbing branches. (3) Inn in Pomeroy. Jim Oay Dlab1ct of the plants. (5) EUmlnates dead , Those that remove uprtght alld Speclallst In Animal IndustrY, wtJJ diseased and broken wood aDd thus vigorously growing slxx>ts (wahir· be wtth us to on Improves plant health and appear· sprouts). (4) Thosethatremovelbw "Factors .ance. (7) Admits li~ht and air to the growing or drooping bnlnches tliat ..and.- ·'Jnt!iti<ii'ofpranrsi'nutr'ilil'ifilgl!l rooa- inW.iel'f!"Wltn"pedestriaii"'ii.na - Cilf "• = manufacture and belplng reduce traffic. (5) ThoSe needed to shape Breeding." the plant and hold it at the desired Tuesday, March 19 - First Incidence of disease. meeting. of the 1985 Meigs County Gardeners can do an acceptable size. (6) Those needed to thin Ollt Junior Fair Board at 7 p.m. In the job of pruning without the need for a heavy, dense growth in the center of • Vo-ag room at Meigs High Schoql. lot of technical lalowledge. Using plants. By JOHN C. RICE Ex'-loD .tpat Marl< J.eoldno. Mell88a RandQiph and Teni The freshmen Farllamentafy 'Pma!dare · 'demonstraled a pracUce business meeting In front of the seventh and elgll&h grade skldents a1 Hannan Trace Wgh School. Advtaor Is Tom Pope. SINCE 1933 ·Winter tobacco session scheduled Thursday SALES: 'Qdud~fi-uit"-trees;"' gfi~Vin~; iV:St!- City, Inc., Rose Farm Equipment, bushes, raspberries, blackberries, Southern Ohio Production Credit ornamental trees and shrubs. Association, North Produce, Fed· March Is an Ideal time to prune .an eral Land Bank, and Carol Russell, types of woody plants In Ohio.' ABS. · Prunlngbenetits wOOdy plants In · Pesticide Certification - If yo~· several ways. WeD done pruning: would like to obtain a Pl'stlcide · (1) Bl\lancesvegetatlvegrowthand Certificatln Card in order to fruiting wood to' help Insure annual purchase restrtcted use pesticides, bearing, even out production, and then pian now on attending one of Improve fruit and Oower quality. the sessions I wUI be having .on (2) Helps develop plants with the Monday, March 25, at the P .C. A. desired strong structural framl'Building Meeting Room. We will hold lwo sesslqns, one beginning at 1 p.m. In the afternoon and running until about 4 or 5 p.m., and !he othter beginning al 7 p.m . and running unlli abou110or 10:30 p.m. You can attend either oneJ:>f-ll!e sessions you do not need to attend both. We FARM will be offering training on wl)at to expect on the examination you wUJ be taking. Following our presenta· tlons the representatives from the Ohio Deparlmeht of'-Agriculture ~--~_ will give you the test that you have effect for the 1986 wheal crop. The procedure is a precaution . selected. II you plan to attend a nd against Congress dragging its feet \ake the tesl, ·please contact our on writing a new farm but to replace secretaries right away so you can purchase the necessary study Continued.on C-8 matertal. . . Industrial V-Belts · Bearings Lawn Mower Y·Belts Pump Seals Automotive V-Belts Capacitors ,tlecJri&.. bwrs...... ~~-'". - --~ ---.. _Jl[!J_Jb.~ts _ Fan Blades Couplings Fuses Pulleys Regulators -ELECTRICAL REP AilS: ·· ...... ~Electric Motors Water Pumps Aireators •· Battery Chargers Small Welders Motor Controls AUTOMOTIVE ELEC. 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Voting yes or no'would determine the type of program in • liMIT 12 QUARTS AT SALE PRICE " •• woul!LJ)jLJ!e<;fS!;l!!'Y ....::__~~ ~ IIF-_':s~~~{::;;:~~;;~?J· ~ckgroondpape~:rr,i~i·la~d~e~~~~:~~~~ ~ ~~=~~~~~ ..i~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~J~~~~!;c~.;;~~~~~ • .-~~-..-....-...,. .• ·:· - - N0w·o·PEM. . . . . . . TURFBUSTER~)Jr~~~~~ QUART ...... liMIT 2 FILTERS FERTILIZER BLEND PLANT ·SO·CCER SPECIAL lOW-30 OR lOW-40 AIID SIIAU 1IUCIS 446-2362 MGM IS READY FOR YOU OUR ALL NEW Block indicates wheat referendum will be held " MOTOR OIL JOIIIOSI' U.S. PAJIIIIR CAIS GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE . ' ' ./ Agriculture and our community By DON KENDALL AP FIU'IIl Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The Agriculture Departmenl is gearing up for a referendum among the nation's wheat farmers to deler· mine whal kind of g'ovemmenl program they'll have in 19&3 in case Congress doesn't pass a new farm blll. Agriculture Secrelary John R. Block Is required by law to announce by Apri115 whether there is enough wheat in the O.S.pipelinetowarrant st iff markellng quotas on next year's crop. "Based on existing supplles, a proclamation of marketing quolas . ::l'!:iC resb1ctro .chemicals. There two sessions and you may attend one or the other. One wiD be !rom 1 to 4 p.m. and the other from 7 to 10 · p.m. Please caU our office to make reservations ·to atlend. Phone 992· 6696. March Is The Time For Pruning A very Important yet often By BRVSON R. CARTER · undeiWay since mld·January: We . Feeds & Concentrates, Boso Agrl neglected plant cultural practice Is have a total of L'l farms who .have · Center, Inc., COBA/Seiecl Sires, Eldenslon Agenl ·pruning, Plants · that benefit trom . Agriculture & CNRD purchased membership In the MUk Markellng, Inc., Soulhem .._.._.... ~-='="OlWia C6Wa&y~~..........'"'..,;-""'&ro/"O:~,.,.wc--arc-;;:cn- ~r"~P.".t3y~ ..3.t&P,S;Et~ea~Il~ ._MgM_ i)~I!Q._ regular pruning and training In· GALLIPOLIS - Annual Winter with learning about the different • Tobacco Meeting - Our Annual programs. Three of !he families Extensioon Vo-Ag Winter Tobacco have tbelr January and February Meeting Is coming up Thursday farm accounts on the computer and evening, March 21, 7 p.m. at the another six or seven families are in Hannan Trace High School 1n the process of getting their records Mercerville. Jim Wells will be the sel up. U you would like to know speaker again and a ll tobacco more a)lout the Co·Op, how it growers and their friends and works, how much it cost~. then give . • • neighbors are Invited 1o attend. The me a call, orifyou're·)ust interested • Tobacco Growers' Association in computers and programs stop by memberswlllhavesomeannounce· a nd see wl13t we are ments and information they wUJ demonstrating. want 10 pass on lo you. Refresh· Dairy Road Show Sponsor$- We ments will be served. Plan now to had a very successful Dairy Road au end. See you on March 21. Show on Feb. 6. I wish to • AgComputerCo-Op~Yourhave acknowledge sponsors providing •• ;_ .J•J>¥d alxJut our Ag Com(luler . .the ?'eal for that day. They were: Co.Op which has been getting Mill s Farm Equipment, Provico .• FRIIM ~~~-~~w~~~esd~ay,M~hn-~am·f,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'f.BACE~awent•ey.!!-mudw'e team members, left to rlghl. slandlng, are Ivan Bnnnlleld, Grady John!!on, Jack Slapleton, Rick Swain and BUI I.A!wls. Seated, left to right - Scott Rankin, C. D. Adkins, Kenl Saunders, Danny Beaver, • UTa-- ."m'ro ouf to earn your business!"· ,.~....., ~....:;c;, . . 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Va. • PEEPS, a Gallipoli& Diary: Cok~ bOttle promp~ glance back into past 40 years · ByJ.!"MtJELPEEPS · tbenextday. _ _ GALLIPO_jJS - Paul Jacobs .. , ~ds c!IP!Jing trom the Ashland Bul tbe Coke sat oo .lhe ..........,.., '\K-y:t-Independent, which has a accordln&' to Ids Platt cUpping, bt photograph ·or him holding the old tbe home of 1111 paftDis, l'e.rl IIDd Coke bottle for Ills daughter Jill to 'l'llla unlll Ills II'Aduatlon see. Paul brought that bottle home frOm blp Rhool and throulh his from a high school football banquet lltlnt Ill tbe armed llei'VIOO& 40 years ago, · Paul said that ~ had forgotten &th the plclure and the article this Coke lor several years untO his are by G. Sam Platt, ldenllfled as wife KIIY tul1led It up. Information 'l1DS HOUSE on MID Creek Road nextlo tbe old water planhl&e Ill senior news writer. Datelbte for the on the bottle Itself reads that the bottle was manufactured In 1943 the openbtg to a pan.of the oounty that was once called Flatiron Square. otory Is South Shore, Ky., and I& reads that Paul ·Jacobi!, 15, of and fUied af a bottling plant In ~ part of GallipoliS north of Sytamore Street and -th ot Mill Creek Road did not become a part of the city of GalllpoUs IIIIIIIIIII'OUIHI the tum , FOI'ellt Helgbls (Ju.ot eut of South Parkersburg. Shore), was a junior at Pomeroy' of the century. Durlngthls perlodFiallron Square attractecJ a number of medicine shows. ~ •· JDgh School. To make . the proverbial long -- ~ !ltAiry abort: the Coca Cola acblves Paul Jacobs ·attended the Pome- deparimea& showed no lillereM, roy football banquet In January or .polntlnr out that Its value would be F ebruary, 1946. He never drank the ' pllll!ly aeatlmentaJ, but ouch boUies 4 Coke, but took It home with him, "are preUy easy to CGme by - one and It was his Intention to drink It mllht brbt1 $2 If you Dnd the rirht pel'BOII., By JAMES SANDS here In lll9ll that the Clncbtnatl Reds with Buck Ewbtg and Durruny Hoy Special Correspndent beat a tearri from Gantpolls U. . GALLIPOLIS - One wonders Flatiron Square was also famous how many modern ~ay Galllpoll· In this periOd before .the turn of the tans know where In the Old French Contln\led !rom C-6 system of price support loans ba~ century as the place where all the theAgrlcultureandFoodActofl981, on domestic and export shares of the City one would find "Flatiron square." medicine shows that came to town which el$plres on Sept. 30. If no new market. Those .generally would be parked their wagons. "There is a lit· law Is In place, the wheat program- much higher than the current level In1889 Gallipolis could even boast and eventually programs for feed of wheat price supports of $3.30 per tie t ri a ng ular o! Its own Klckapoo Indian Medi- grains and other conunodllles bushel. strip of land con· cine shol!( which was ownef) by covered by !be current law- would talning one or two But If the vote falls short of the two-thirds · needed for approval, .~<1!!1: !e 4Jennanent" legislation tV.teen spelled out in the 1939 and 1949 acts. none of the quota restrictions would car track at the southern Ohio with his troupe that If that occurs, wheat farmers apply and farmers oould plant all head ot.Second Ave. extension and Included: Dr. R. , E . Fenton, lee· · would vote on whether to accept they wanted without penalty. Price the Hocking Valley rallroad track, hjrer; Professor and Mrs . Jesse mandatory marketing quotas, In· supports would not be as high but bounded on the west by the road Hodgeson, entertainers, and of eluding stiff penalties for those who would still exceed the current level thai goes to the hospital (now course an assortment of "real life" exceed allotments. In return, they for those who planted within Gallipolis Developmental Center) IndianS: who hailed from such would be eligible' for 11 two-tier allotments. from Second Ave .. and on the east places ·as Yellowtown, Sandfork, Wilen PauL.JII<;(lbs,s got this lnlormatlon and when he was what he would do with his bottle ot Coke now, he answered: "I guess I'll Just hold on to It for another 40 years. Maybe It 'll be worth $4 then," asked a .J_.., UNDER THE TITLE, the Dragon of Wales (Y DDralg Goch CymruJ, Jerry Evans Miller, 33 Garfield Ave., writes that "Y DDralg Goch, the red dragon of Wales, was originally a griffin on the standard of a Roman legion. Caesa r's legions Invaded Gaul~ the .· areaolwhatlsno"iWales,ln55B.C. .·.. HJo,oommenlarY begllio·~ GaJUa eat bt tres pam,s .Uvlla- or aD Gaul 11J divided lntAl three parte leU1ed by the F'rellch a11d ronq~~ered by the Wehh. "THE RED DRAGvN early came to be associated with the red dragon In the prophecy of Myrddln, the Merlin of Arthurtan legend. Myrddln foretold that the Welsh, after much adversity, would In the end retain their language and regain their land trom the Invading English."· Old French City once had Fiatiron Square'- Sands Block indidates ... -------,-'---- by Mill Creek Road. This Is called Flatiron Square." (Galllpoiis Trillune of July 24, 1895). The name was given thls part of town originally because of Its trianguJar s~M!pe whlch . wa~ akin t Q and even were PatriotEagle Eye, Neola, l There Snowball, Canoe, and Red Fox, all of whom were ·advertised as . genuine Klckapoo Indians.' They were reaL, a.Uea~'lf whPn It Q!d,not ! Gall a · llesh Aluminum 8 ft. to 20 ft. First Annual Spring Tennis Tournament (Registration Form) EVENTS(S) (v( "DERBY" Brown !Ions recriminations, ripping, races,and shootings, cuttings, criminacursing a nd ge n era l pandemoniums. "Last night therewasone of those demonstrations, a small cyclone. A man went home drunk, broke all the windows out of his domicile, ran Ills wife and children out of doors w,here they took to the underbrush and lay smothered around like partridges until he subsided by lying down In the yard and going to Fiberglas NAME "ADD·RESS__:,_ _ _ _ _ -· _·-- ·- - - PHONE. _ __;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ the shape of irons used for the rain and wash all their make-up off. pressing of clothes. In later years Probably mbst people knew if was the term came to stand for the lake, just like pro wrestling is toughness of the people who reslcjed t o d a y , b u t It w a s good therein . · entertainment. .- ... We-·quu~-tTUffi'" tl1'E'';Jt.t:iy:Ui; 1095,'"'- . .,._,_ ..,N~..-~ ·Ui,.,Aiif:i::':~OmiCiiif~' 1-:•'f..: Tribune again: '.'Flatiron Square is were reputable, .lncludbtg one that "' a local!ly sutijecno cyclones' Not featurecfllliri-y NaviJiot who, with a Melgs County Iarmer b y the name altogether atmospherical but often ·ex,tremely physical, effective and oflleeder,formedamedlclneshow deotructive, Its effects being de· that was based at Racine In the CORNER OF SECOND & COURT monstrable in drunks, fights, foot winter. In May 18111 Navlgo hit GAUIPOUS SINGLES DOU"LES . MIXED DOUBLES ALL EVENTS . AVAILABLE IN BLACK $3195 '12.50 115.00 115.00 -125.00 - ENTRY HE ··-·,_~..._.. ENTRY FEE TOTAL _ _ •' •L<ll t,. JU_h • • & _,_ "•.;.;: Vt'!!91..-Qf ffrf . Gone With The Wind C/o!:'' 0•fenserttrii.LJ Woman in Red SATURDAY&· SUNDAY MARCH 23, 24, 1985 12 NOON TIL 5:00 P.M. DAILY ,-..... GARDEN TRACTORS, MOWERS, CHAIN SAWS, TILLERS, . WEED TRIMMERS _& MORE •••• LOCAL EQUIPMEHJ DEAL~RS WILL . . 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In any Instance. where he finds It necessary to .recuse ~lmself trom participation In a case, Meese said, he wiU make that knoWn. · Iri a move .seen as having natiOnwide, Jmpllcatlons, the administ ration late last year !Ued a !I1end-of·thecourt brief supporting the Norfolk , Va., school board'~ bid to end court-ordered school busing, even though THIS SHOW.SPONSORED BY BUCKEYE HILLS AGil MECHANICS, fFA, LOCAL ~EQUIPMENT DEALERS AND c,~~~:~::~: Ohio Y~J!er. l,!~!}k __ __ ~ March 17, 1.986 n'-~,...; Belea~ered labor secretary resigns .to face .criminal trial already In the government. but the WASHINGTON (AP) - Ray· nominee most li kely will be from mond J , Donovarl, the first sit tlng outside the Labor Department. Cabinet officer ever to be Indicted, Among those mentioned as possi· resigned during a meeting wit h ble · s uccessors are Ka y McMurray. President Reagan who, an admlnls· director of the Federal Mediation !ration official said, was "upset" and Conciliation Service; .J ames with a tum of events that forced his labor secretary out after four "Miller. lie.ad of tlie 'Federal Trade Commission; forme r Rw· John N. stormy years. Erlenborn, R·l ll.; a.nd ~hlle Hou se Reagan. the official said , ex· polit ical director Edward Rollins. pressed dismay over a New York Donova n, dogged throughout hi s judge's refusal on Friday to throw tenure by charges ot corrupl out fraud and larceny charges behavior as a New Jersey coni rae· against Donovan . The labor secretor. vowed to clear hts name , and his tary then resigned, leaving "with a lawyer. William 0. Bittman, said, profound rnb<ture.. of regret . and "NoW fie's gomgtOrOffilp h1S siloevespride "but' pro!esilng liis' Tiinocence and work with the lawyers and we'll and vowing to prove it . beat this thing shortly," The search for a new secretary is expected to focus on offlcl<lls WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's Roman Catholic bishops are askbtg Congress, which laces crucial votes next week, to reject President Reagan's request for MX inlssile funds and use the money lnstead_toend "!lungerb)ourmldst" llJ)d around the world. · The plea was In a letter sent on Friday to every member of the House and Senate by Bishop James .W. Malone, president of the United States Ca thollc Conference, many of whose rriemlx'rs have already voiced opposition to the MX. The letter said the bishops wanuo shelve the MX because of "the potentially destabilizing impact of this weapons SYStem on the nuclear arms race, and Its cost, viewed In l!ght of pressL~g human needs !lere and elsewhere in the world." Malone told the congressmen the decision to speak out stemmed from a "soundly based moral judgment," and "reflects the CO!Ivlctlon that key ""'· moral values "an: impik:ated ·t.1 the legislative decision whlch faces Instead of spending $1.5 billion for the 21 additional MX missiles , ·Reagan wants to build, Congress sbould "meel the human needs " of the world. · "These · needs touch matters of .basic human dignity: the fact of hunger In our midst, the homeless who walk streets," he sa.ld. "Beyond our borders, the needs are still more desperate,'' Malone wrote, citing the famine ln£thlopla and poverty In Central America as examples. The bishops' lobbying ~ffort comes just days before the begin· nlngof a serlesofMXvotesthatboth hearing the case, marked the first time the Justice Asked about his views on school busing plans, Department ha.s_argued that a local school board can Meese said thai ''in most cases, we've had requests abolish a cbmplete court-ordered busing plan anil from school systems to take a new look al the schocil return to nelghborhood·hased sctmls.~ven ·lf-!'ad.U-~~Iog r~;"quln;:roeoL'i. - JO.,~JJ!!l!:OJ!Iepm!).IPjll_,. ......__, segregation Increases. , that was ortglnally perC€Iv<'d by lhe court has been: Earlier this month. the department' s clvll r ights . corrected and whether more effective means ol dlvlstcm fUed a frlend-of.the·coUrt brief in an appellate providing for the desegrega tion of school systems c..,_ case stating the adml!llstratlon.'s opposition to a lower be subst lluted." • ·· · · . court order requlrlngc<insolldatlon of the Little Rock, "As a matter of fact ," ,he added , " I think It's Ark., school system with those In two adjoining rurai generally recognized in educational as well as legal school districts. circles that school busing has had marginal effect as - the plan woul£Uncrease raclal]~;~:~~~~::U.:bl~..'!l~~~ · mean ~~~~t/J~~~jS,p~~~~ elementary schools. across county The brief, flied with a federal appellate court of the violation." The offi cial. who d<'scribed Dono· van's finalsessionwit hthepresltlelll . on m ndition he not be identified, said Reagan and Chief of Sfaff Donald Regan, who was also there, were, " upset generally by J he tum of events" that gave Donovan little , choice but --to resign -•ather than _..,_ leave his agency leaderless during a . long criminal trial. The White House meeting, sa id . the official, ha<t been set up "a day, and a half ago" before the j udge·~ decision. The idea was that Donovan . "was going to go in and tall(. to the . president and tell him he was going • ;~tac}\ iuwvrk;~ or if thNird slon~o;a.s , ·- ..... unfavorable. lo lalk about wh~t . needed to be done." said the official. Administration hopef~l, 'realistic' about new · h ---. . d G-· · -· · · · --· · ov1et ea oruachev . s- . - -·-· ·"·~ :~..:-- of policies, " Shultz cau tlon<'d. " I WASHINGTON (AP ) - Secre· wouldn 't expect to see It · chan ge tary of Sta te George P . Shultz says sha rply." the administration Is combining "a healthy measure of realism" with At the same time, Shultz - like others who have met GorbachevIts hope that the new Soviet leader, commented that he "gives lhe Mikhail Gorbachev, represents feeling of a very capable, energetic more than a change In style. person who is businesslike. Two days after meeting with "When you go 10 a me<'ling he Gorbachev in Moscow , Shultz told a seems to be well informed. well news conference Friday that It was prepared," said Shultz. who with too soon lo know what his ascension means for U.S.-Sovlet relations, · VIce President George Bush talked with · Gorbachev for about 85 which were badly stra ined during minutes following the funeral of most of President Reagan's firs~ Sov ie t l eader Kon s t ant ln tern\ and have recently begun to Chemenko . Improve. "Whether It turns out that you can admlnistril1ion _ But Shultz made It clear tha t the " .. seqet;>cy qf ~la\O-il cki<'<L .,, _ ,=. _ . · """ ~,Ym.ood LI>Jmo""P.· lh<:,_,~\IJDI: "_=~ny ever to be 1ndk.1.ed, i'iiSfjied-dili'lng a-meetin-g with Soviet - - ""He sala·OOTh supeipowers~'houlcf President Reqan Friday. The search for a new secretary l• expected to "He's been pan of the group of "ma ke every effort to la ke advan· locusoooftlclalsalreadylnthegovemment, huUhe nombteemostUkely people, the leadership of the Soviet tageof thismomentofoppo 1iun ity. " will be from outside the Labor Department. Union , that produced the current set BEIRUT. Lebanon (API .:.. Terry A. Anderson, chief Middle East c<irrespondenl of The Associated Press, was kidnapped by armed men off a street in IJIOStly Moslem west Belrul Saturday. It was the third kidnapping of a foreigner In western Beirut in the past three days. The two previous victims were Brttlsh. Five other Americans have been kidnapped In Beirut In the last year. Including Jeremy Levin, the Cable News Network bureau chief who escaped his captors on Feb. 15. • In La maca, Cyprus, a U.S. Embassy official said 11 more American diplomats were evacuated from Beirut Saturday. A U.S. Navy helicopter brought the nine men and two women to the Mediterranean Island, said the duty officer, whospokeoncondltlon he not be Identified . Repori ers were not allowed to talk to t he diplomats, who were driven to Nloosla In a neet ofU. S. Embassy automobiles . Donald Mell, an AP photographer, said the abduction took place after he and Anderson had played te nn is. Anderson dropped the photographer off shortly before 8:30a.m. In the E in Mrelsse section of the Lebanese capital, Mell said. "I got out of the car and was talking to him thi'Ough the window," Mell said. "And at that time, a green Mercedes pulled up and stopped In front of us." MeU said three men got out of the Mercedes, at least two of whom were carrying pistols. SHULTZ ON GORBACIIEV - Sc<·retary of Stale Gt.'Orge P. Shultz · the adminlstr.rtion Is · new Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorllachev, represents more than a change in style. .. "I saw the guys, and rea lized that something was wrong," he said. "!told Terry, 'I don' t like this, get out . · of hei'e.' " Mell said Anderson triro to back up . but one of the assailants opened his door and grabbed him . He was bundled Into the Mercedes, which then sped away. Mell said he tried to give chase in Anderson's car but lost the abductors after a block. There was no Immedia te claim of responsibility for the a bduction . t.G. Labelle, Middle East n<'Ws edltc,r for the AP. said t.he agency was lnfmmlng pollee, government and mil it ia leaders and asking their assistance in ga ining Anderson's release. Nate Polowetzky. foreign editor Of The Assocted Press. said in New York: "We are deeply oonce•·n<>9 , about ttl<' event s In S.•lnll. and an•seeking aHposslbl ~ ' information regarding the . welfare of Assoclateil ' Prcss correspondent Teny Anderson. We will, of · course, pursue a ll av~nues for his release and safe return ." Anderson, 37, an Ohio native. has worked in Beilllt ,for more than two years. . · His kidnapping followed the abduction earlier thiS W('('k of two Britons, businrssman Brian Levlck, ln his • late 50s, and metallurgist Geoffrey Nash, 00. Brll!Sh : Ambassador David Miers warned British subjects!)>; Lebanon '.'not to rem ain unless there us a oompelltng-: ' reason." ' ...,._,. . ' r-----Ohio briefs:------------"----...,:· Settlement decreases fine CAMBRIDGE (AP I - A Guernsey County fireworks !lrm won' I have to the $810 Hne levied aner a woman died In a Jan. Union Import and Manufacturtng Inc. of Old Waslngton has signed a setilement decreasing the !Int.> to s:nl. said Bruce Bigham, acting safety supervisor for· the U.S. Occupalional Safety and · Health Administration. , In return, he said, the company has agreed to oo~t violations and to waive Its right to contest the citation. OS»A cited the company for not training workers In handling explosives and lor not adequately protecting against the buildup of statiC electriCity, which Investigators said may have cause the blast. Agency for cleaning up the Licking River. Theel!)· received drafts of the administrative orders tl\l s week but was unable to delay a me<>tlng set for Thursday In Columbus to discuss what wUI have to be done. Service Director Bryce Peterson said. schedule a field hearing in Ohio." Conrail ~mploys about 7,600 worke rs In the state. An aide to Rep. Dennis Eckart said the Ohio Democrat has asked that a hearing be scheduled In CIPveland . Also signing the letter W<'re Reps. Edward wastewa ter sludge treatment program by March 29, he said, addl~g that the city has not even hired a consultant to prepare the plans. The city will be able to meet a March 29 deadline for submitting a $22 million plan to upgrade lhe city's sewage treatment plant. Peterson said: The Ohlo EPA Issued the orders to Newark, Owen$-Cornlng and Kroger-owned Tamarack Farms after ·a complaint filed by the Blackband Gorge Preservation Association. That group was formed after &l,fXXJ fish were killed In the river In 1983. A Kroger spokesman was unavailable for comment, and Ohio EPA spokeswoman Chris Snyder said Friday that the agency would not comment ~ntll final orders are Issued later. Hall Legislator wants Conrail hearing City has trouble with EPA rule • • Kaptur, a ll Ohio Boss testifies in Gorman trial COLUMBUS IAPl - Former f<'deral attorney Paul Gorman denl<'d .in an lntern;ll Justice Department memorandum that the $IJ,OCO he borrowed from a self·styled "creditors' repres!'ntatlw"ln early 1983 was a m nfllct of Interest, Gorman 's supervisor .said Friday. · GOrman. 41. Maumee, is being tried in U.S . Disttict Coun on charges he took gratuities a nd discussed futu re employment with Merle Weber while Weber was working privately on a bankruptcy and check·klting case in northwestern Ohio. Weber, who was trying to oollect bad debts for cr<'d itors, was CHILLICOTHE (APJ -Ross Coonty authorities say they' ve filed oonvicted last month of paytng gratuities to Gorman and abettt ing In their first misdemeanor moonshining charge In eight years. a conflict of Interest. Warren L. Hinshaw, 00, was cited ~"rrday for possessing, According to the prosecu tion, Gorman borrowed $23,0C0 either manufacturing and selling splrtts wlthout a license . WASHINGTON (AP) -The chairman of the House subcommlt· from Weber or through htm whUe acrimlnaltnvestlgation was under An ·undercover agent had attempted ,to buy moonshine from tee reviewing the proposed sale of Conrail to Norfolk Southern way. The rQVestlgatlon arose after the bankruptcy In September I!WI! Hinshaw on Wednesday, said Sherlft Thomas Hamman. Deputies railroad bopes a field hearing to examine the economic lmpac, can of former Carey businessm an James Hartley, who has been confiscated a five-gallon stlll and other supplies In what Hamman convicted of federa l charges stemming from a cht'cll.:klllng scheme. be held in Ohio, says Rep. Clarence Miller. descrtbed as "definitely a'ooe-man operation." The Ohio Republican was one of several Ohio congressmen who Pallick J. Foley, the assistant U.S. attorney- In charge of the ll!jgned a letter to Rep. James Florto, D·N.J., asking the House Toledo office, said Gorman told him ln June1!1la that he signed a note Energy and Commerce lransportatlon subcommittee to examine with Weber for the money in January 1983. theeconomlcandemploymentconsequencesotthe proposed sa leon The note followed by a few days the end of a grand jury -t~~_,,_,l'o'i!~m~~ · itJ!i lfo,:,"'"-CUy·.-~vfftt{&k;-~;;-=t.~'"""-~r!!! ~ !mibiP_ ~Oh!~!nesees a!1d-~ !!-worlr~rs...~ -= -~ ~~== ....-. =-==,=,1n.v~ ~g. Qf ~~Lf~LBa~J(lg "meeting guidelines set down by the Ohio Environmental Protection · Miller said Friday that Florio has 5ald he Is "hopeful we can Trust Co. of Carey, now part of the Toledo Trust Co, Moonshining charge filed . __... . Reporter. kidnapped; tensions grow in Beirut LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT SHOW RIO GRANDE, OHIO Bachelor p All of M."' 1'1 WASHINGTON (AP)- Attorney General Edwin Meese III said Friday that court-ordered school busing has ''had marginal effect . as ' far as Improvement Is concerned,'' but that any admlnlstra· lion review of desegregation plans will be handled case by case. · Holding his first news conference as the nation's top law enforcement officer, Meese said he did not have any particular school systems ''In mind at au ." He dld say, however, the Justice Department would oontlnue to assess school desegregation orders. -~-J:n a--wide-ranging quesUon·and·answa:..sesslon, ·Meese also said Reagan admtilistratlon officials are "moderately encouraged" by the response of the .New York and Cardinal Joseph 'Bernardin of Chicago sent similar s t a Iem e n t s t 0 lnd lv idua 1 congressmen. .BUCKEYE H·ILLS CAREER CENTER * BEtA · ~~1::;~~~~~a~n:d~s~up~po~rt~e~rs~sa~y~w~l ~l~~~~~~~~;~~~J~f:~~~::~~~~~~= Equlp.ma·nt On .Display! * DISC · New AG addresses busing,··dru~trafficking·~ our r een ~~nus- &-entin.t Section D. -· you." GaJJJpoDsl~========================~================::::::::::::::~ Tribune's Cheshire county and news the reporter wrote: "About the first of the present month a pack of strollll)g vaga. bonds pitched their tents In the outskirts of Cheshire. The party consisted of two male creoles, a native fakir and ihree or four . 5carlet faced damsels. "Their ostensible business was that of selling Indian medicine, and to attracl a crowd woold g'Jve free exhibitions at . It soon became not the lnfo-tlie story his own prescription · · ·only traffic. However, the town suffered them to remain until the for what went on in Flatiron morning of the 12th, when they Square: "The city .ought to buy It concluded to do the town of Kyger." and make a park out of It where all ·Righteous Indignation would become peacetul and bllsstul "The Indians rushed oul, reand II would cease to be a breecter of volvers In hand, but when they so·.much furor." heard the 'zlp.zlp' of a few bullets In ;Actually In 1895 Flatiron Square the air, beat a hasty retreat. They '~!as not a part of the city of hovered about until morning when Gallipolis. Flatiron. Square · had two other they bundled their traps and hustled out of the nelghborhoot:L" tl!lngs that dlstlnt!lllshed lt. It was Address of Jwnes Sands Is Box · the site of the main b"SS'ball park In 00, Clarksburg,_Ohio 43il5. . . ~~~~ .county .In the 1890!Land .It ws. . ALL MOVIES (0 ---- . -~·-~- • Non Members-Add Additional'2.00 Guest Fee. SillS 12'/•·S . ;Bishops urge Congress to blockMX · DISHES r:====1;::;=================~ State/ ational ..,• • • �Page D-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Life imprisonment in store for man ;md struggled with him, Ms ~aled Press Writer Sauseda testified He told her he opened fire and later stliffed the bxly in the trunk of his car and dumped It m a bayou, she sa1d was found in a field The ~ort I!S ~ ~ her body. his attorney says Prosecutors never established a , motive in the trial of David Port, but relied heavily on the confession Port gave pollee and the admissions he made to a pollee officer The jury that deliberated 2% hours Friday heforefindlnghimguiltyofmurder ing Debora Sue Schatz was to consider penalties Saturday Port could be placed on probation or be sentenced to life In prison "U It had not been for the confession, David would be a tree man now," said defense attorney Jack Zimmermann "They were conscienMous jUrors, but I don' t • - th!nk the¥ were able to~~ ove~ !he~ confessiOn " The case attracted national attention after Port's father and stepmother, Bernard and Ode!te Port, refused to testifY against him before a grand jury, clalmmg the same protectwns applied as those afforded by law to spouses .....,..The PoP..s were jailre whUe1hc1r son was free on a $20,<XXl bond, but were later released The Ports, who were not subpoenaed for the trial that began Feb 25,dldnotattendthe hecUIH~!I Prosecutors relied heavily on testimony from police Offrcer Irma ,Sauseda, who said Port admitted while he was being taken to police headquarters that he had killed Ms. Schatz, zl'onJune 7 • PJJrt sard he walked the woman upstairs at gunpoint, then she fell Defense attorneys fought hard to keep that confession out of the courtroom, but state District Judge I D McMaster allowed JUrors to bear it No m otive was ever firmly established for the crime and Ztmmennan told the jurors during final arguments that "it ought to bother you there's no motive Don't you kriow if there was a motive they would have brought It to you " But prosecutor Kino Henderson said he would "characteriZe the defenseargumentasdesperatlonin the face of overwhelming odds " As far as motive, he sa1d, "It doesn t- !a~e anybody~too le!>g ,to~ figure out what was going on " Henderson sa1d that when pollee found Ms Schatz's body. her pants were unzipped and her blouse and brassiere were pulled up under her armpits WoodY Schatz, a brother of the victim, said no matter what sentence the.-juryd~~S.!:'"" ' tte!l9t enough " During the grand JUry investiga tion last summer, McMaster jailed Ports parents Sept 12 on a CViitempt -- 0f court eharge fer refusing to testifY Even though the panel returned a murder indict ment, prosecutors asked it to continue its mvestigation for evi dence that could warrant a capital murilercharge- · - • ProsecutorsarglledthatthePorts had information vital to the case l - ;:r~- casualties orthe March 4 collapse of ESM Government Securities Inc • an obscure, unregulated securttles dealer accused of bilking at least 68 investors, mcluding 16 cities and somerrud size financial institutions, of more than $.UI million 'The far reaching effects are enonnous " sa1d Michael Wolenskj.. a regional administrator for the Securities and Exchange Com mission. which Is suing the Fort Lauderdale company The agency alleges ESM misled 1ts Investors with false financial reports, while hiding about $:nl million m losses over nme years In a paper company called ESM Finan c1al Group Thomas Tew, ESM's court appointed receive r, sa id It took him less than an hour to unravel the a lleged fraud "We moved into the offices. We had coffee We found the records Before lunch we uncovered the fraud,' Tew said • How ESM has been a ble to oj)erate so long Is "the ~.000 _question," he said As a government securities 'dealer, ESM bought and sold : government bac ked mortgage · notes and Treasury bills It also : repurchaseagreementsor"repos" • Repos are a popular way of ·investing surplus cash held by :government agencies The money can be invested until 11 is needed to pay bills - perhaps only overnight ; _ and the securttles dealer puts up .federally backed securtties as ~collateral Dealers also offer • re••verse repos," making loans to ' inStitutions, such as savings and ;loan associations, which put .up their ·securities as collateral . The savvy professional investors : who avoided getting burned never : gave ESM money without taking • physical possession ot securities in : return However, friends of ESM ' otflcers and Jess sophisticated ' money managers, especially thot!e ' in smaller cities, trusted the dealer to bold their securities, Tew said • "When the music stopped, the ' only people who had chairs were the people who perfected (claimed) their secul'fili$''~10. = • ~ • Those who did not stake their : claim, such as the now-closed Home v • a government securtties trader, Tew said He sa1d he has recovered wa rd I Koch, Gov Mario Cuomo and U S Sens Dante! Patr1ck - = 11.._........... IICI.fYIII.._I ........ ~ Downtown Savannah took on a camival almosphere, with food vendors along the ri11er's park sett ing up shop to begtn selling snacks by early afternoon Green clad salesmen hawked everything M~age licenses ..............- - "'-' ....... 11111.-,.... .. ,....... r... 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CIIIBOI> · OI~7 6000 oKt GH 4662 1nformat1on from the new June lion of I 71 and Rt ' 2 Gene's Mobile Homea 304 273 6136 12x66 mobile home on 1 a~;re ground 2 bedrooms Coli 614 742· 2407 1976 Fairmont, 3 bod· rooms, 12x66, ell elec:, 304-678·2662 1984 Schult, 3 bedroom. ref stove and d11hw11her. roofed porch and aun deck, central a1r v1nyl underpen· nong, 304 675 · 6375 2 bedroom mob1le home. new underpenmng porch. $4 000 00 304·676 7308 or614 446 8040 Open territories With the new Avon call 304 675· 1429 12 D11trtct Manager We ere lookmg for - an tndtvtdual wtth the abllttv to mot1vate and superv1se 7 10 people and d1rect the operauons of a d1strtct We ere a regmal company that serv1ces cus tomera through a pre ·btlled route svstem provtdtng pro ducts that are uaed 1n all phases of the work anvtron ment You w111 be ratponsi· ble for rata1nihg extstmg busmess wh1le promottng new sales through the route svstem and professional sales steff Sales and serv1ce expertence helpful. but we wtll tretn the nght tndtvldual who has ltmlted expartence that has completed college and 11 degreed Th11 11 • challengtng p011t1on that prov1des pay mcent1ves for the rul ach•v•r PleaH send resume and past 11lary tnformatton to Box 200 m care of the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. 826 3rd Avo Gollopolos 0~ 46831 Sttuatlons Wanted Taylor Cnmmerc1al Ice Cream machtne If mter· ested aee at Donut Dell clous Colt 446 1323 Real Eslole Homes for Sale By owner 185 acres. custom brtck homo. 2000 sq ft w garage 3 bdr 2 be • FP. ool HT & AC Modern oquop , bldg barn county water Mmeral nghts mel $139K Coll614 669 6311 Owner transferred must sacriftce exc cond. 3 bed room ftntshed basement 8 lfz per cent assumable loan m1n1ma1 closing costs 89 600 00 down Phone 304 675 1662 or 675 1353 2 bedroom fuel 011 furnace full basement , pr~ced on tnspectton JGe to apprectate, call between 8 00 and 6 00 304 773 5118 after 5 00 call 773 5186 1972 mobolehomo12x60. 2 br new furnace, new hot water tonk 304 675 1080 Or 676 4622 Mobile home wtth expando. half acre lot reduced, Leon, w Vo Call 304 676 3030 or 676 3431 1974 Ktrkwood mo"blfe home half acre 2 add on rooms mce need offer 304 675 3030 or 675 3431 Beaut1hil 3 bdr home autlt for you J16 900 & up Soo our models Call 1 614 886·7311 Need tempory offtce help with typ~ng . shorthand. word procesatng f1hog tete· phonong? Can-Bet~ a1""4'4'6· 3412 15 Schools Instruction Restaurant equipment ta bias a. chatrs coolers sta1n lass steelamks cash regtster front & back bar 304 676 1080 18 Wanted to Do Ntcley furniahad small houte mobile home •ff apt adults only Call 446 0338 P'&l118lly furnished 2 bdr garageo1 1ao~~::;~n~~~~~.,;:Adulta only C•U "Ace Sturdley! We've admired your s~ywriting for years." 41 Houses for Rent Nice 11 room house mod ern kitchen carpeted cent tt A. ftreplace garage Pt Plooaont oroo Call 446 1680 alter 6PM 3 bedroom countrv house for re nt or sale 3 mtlas off Rt 33 between Pomeroy and Athena $200 par month plua depo11t and ut1htlea Call 614 742 2427 House for rent 8 165 par month $100 depo11t Mtd dloport Call 8 I 4 992 2772 3 bdr house hv1ng room dtntng room kttchan , Acrou from Vaughan s store DepoSit requ.rad Call 6t4 992 3169 . House In Gallipolis. 4 rooms & both $16 600 Colt614 266 9364 4 bdr laundry utUity room, 1 V2 bath. large l1v1ngroom. dtn.ng room CA. Attached garage. laval lot 840's Call 448 8064 8600 down mobtle home & large lot vour own boat Htglay•s Berber Shop Upper dock Owner ftnanctng Call Rover Rd 51 Rt 7 Open 6 614 266 1216 doya 8AM tot &PM Spocoot all holrcuq $3 00, 1 0% off 2 bdr ranch carport Vz acre With Buckeye Cerd Free Cheshire area Pnced to sell parktng, no wetting . coffee Call 61 4·387·7286 or 448 25 conto Celt 448·0002 4283 altar 6PM !\jEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBILE•HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PHQI\jE 614 446 7274 Farm house & 68 acrea Wtth tobacco base end m1naral rtghts In PQrter Oh1o on Ctampatgn Creek Ad 849 000 Colt 446·7247 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr 1mobile home rn Crown C1ty Cell 614 258 5484 43 Farms for Rent 222 1\j Thord St tn Moddleport. clean 2 bedrooms "46 acres good 11at farm land dlmng room hv1ng room $50 acre Rt 7 9 mdet aun porch basement and below Galllpohs oh Call porch Garage also avaiJa 614 256 6038 between 1 ble Reference• No pet. & 7PM lmmedlau possenton 8226 per morfth w•th"dep· osot Call614 992 7437 1 bedroom fully furn1ahed houae ape r't ment m M.,iddle port All tncluded Call- ~&'r' "' '' '~~~,-4..,~1- or .-j noght 614 992 2609 Middleport Home pnced to sell! And we mean pnced to soltlll Colt 614·992·6941 Apartment for Rent 1 family 3 bctr • unfumlahod gerage apt , 1 mo dep & .raf requtred C•l1 4.0 ~ ' ,.. 3786 !\jew 1986 Sprin gbrook 14x64. 3 bedroom 112 . 950 1988 Spring · 1 4x70. 3 bedroom a. 2 t1 3.960 1985 Jofrl "~ _ botlr -.,., ....~ , 19811 Ook • 1 4x70 2 or 3 bedrooma, both, I 16 950 Moat homos are lo1ded wtth options Garden tu~. deluxt(eppllen ces. extr1 1n1t•l•tion cathedral ceilings with fens end much more USED 1975 Governor 12xeo. 3 Ravens~d Br~ge 31 44 LAFF·A·DAY ~ Government Joba $16 000·$60,000yr poul· ble All occupattons How to fond Call 805 687·6000 E'xt R·4662 2 bedroom house m Bel lmeade area fenced yard call 304·675 7207 must have references 42 Furmshed 2 rooma & bath . downatairs clean adult only no pats Ref requ.red Call 446~ 1519 Furmshed garage apt 1 bdr • 291Jz Nerl Ave Galhpoli• $235 ut1htles pa•d Call 445 4416 altar 7PM ' Furmshed eHtctency 607 2nd Ave Galhpohs Share bath $150 ut1httes paid. adults Call 446 4416 after 7PM 2 bdr duPieK in toWn e~ locatton fenced tn baek· yard $2 50 mo l!:oll 446 8293 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION MARCH 23-7:00 P,M. Located at Thaler Ford Bldg Jet of 160 & St Rt 35 mrsc rtems load of grocenes (rn date), consrgnments sold every sale - Lon Neal MARCH 23 11 00 A M & MARCH 24 12 00 NOON Trre & Auto Shop Auctron Over 3000 new truck~ can;, garden, large trucks many mo re Located 5 mrnutes outsrde Char leston W Va , MARCH 30, 10 00 AM - Located at Dunbar W Va Ap prox 50 cars &truc~s State Surplus Auctron Mrscellaneous rtems also For rnformatoon call 614 367 7101 AUCTIONEER-LON NEA L · Npw bookrng autrons for Apnl Call us to drscuss selhng your .p•Dpertres _ • ~ -~ ._ ~ ~~. ~ . APRIL 6. SAT . 10 00 AM Consrgnment Auctmn located I mrle pass 325 Jet on 124 going toward Wilkes~lle Call Nva Clark 614-742 2865 New load of merchandrse Mobrlo Homes for Rent 1972 Buddy 1 2x60 2 bdr . good cond 2 • ., cond partlv furntshed $6 400 Call 446 31158 1977 Regent 14•64 2 bdr Call 514 245 5286 anyttme ~.,2,;;,; . II tor. Rt 2 box 282 Oh 45614 Part t1ma some eve ' 1 wee kend a. adults onlv Library 8)(p&rtence preferred Com puter knowledge helpful $3 60 hour Call 446· 7323 for appotntmentj Jr page 9 hours week t2 DO hr Stop at Bossard library to f1ll out appUcetton 14· 15 vr old preferred Secretary recepttoniat W'1th bbokkeepmg computer ex penance or trammg Send resume to P 0 box 989. Gollopolos. Oh 46631 Wanted babysitter 1n my home for 3 yr old With hght housekeeptng Cell Mon · Wed between 9 & 4 ask for D1ane 446 · 5401 HIGH SCHOOL JUI\jiQR SEI\jiORS The Army 1\ja. tional Guard can g1va you \laluable work experience Good Pay good banef1ts, plua learn a skill Call 304· 675 3950 or 1 800·642· ~619 Cere taker for two children In Mason day ttme pert time must be willing to take excellent care of children . 304 773 5077 ofler 6 00 PM Yard Sale ··············•r•••••••• ·-·· Grvnway 2 yr. old mote, ~ Coon hound, good pat lor child· ron Colt oftor 5 30. 448· 9338 - :==:.,. SWEEPER and 1ewing ma· Pupptea. mother Reglatered chtne repair. part& and Cotho father 7. phone 304 Pick up ond1 773 6212 supptlos delivery. Dav1a Vacuum Cleaner one half mile up Georges Creek Rd Call 6 Lost and Found 614·446 0294 In lowing memory of Dorothv Veith who God called home three veara ego on March Jttney Supper March 22nd 1 e. 1982 1\jothlng could be at Carleton School Home more beauttful, Than the modo food 5 00·7 00 p m memory we have of you To ua you were eomeone •P•· Would vou l1ke to f1x up the cial. God must have thought house. or toolshed out beck ao. too AU our lives we will but ruot don' t think you'll min you, Though the years have thl1 apnng But 1n our may coma hearts forever. 3 Announcement• "'"" ~ _......... .... ,..,....... =-=a "w ... ._.._..= 2~ 171111.-. . . . JultnNl11t1f '"'"J•Itulft r1rii11H,..• _. "''"i :O.-"'"':""v:::n"!\.'U:"': =~ ~... - 32 Mobile Home• for Sela Throe bedrooms central air. vinyl wail paper. carpet Skyllno 1 Od8 2 bedroom•. throughout, welt lnautatod, yard building. undlrplnnlfll, new p1lnt, ltteched gerege, 8x1 0 porch 1nd ewning, ~~~;~i;o~ut~do~o;.r grill, •wnlng•. refdge,.tor. alf Cell448-%-583 T~'!~d~tlohiW: Coll"6'14 Hz• 8 OOPM 7223 H1ll1 Fullv carpeted, storage butldong largo tot Colt614· 99~ 6085 oflor 4 30 p m Dietary Supenusor Pos1t1on open 1n 1DO bed 1k1tled nursing home Job requ1re menta Diettc aa111tant certt ftcatton a. food aervtce IU r ltttul/lt•rl ,,.,.....,. "' ''" 111111_ .. . . ur,...... . . uw.•••wo Home• for S•Ie 3 bedroom houH In Ruatic • Sentinel - 992·2156 Rtlllstar - m-1333 J'. -J .---._ J_ ,-r,...-- 1 f begin the evening A report on the presidential inauguration is also on the program The meetng wll!_ be held at the Rock Springs Grange Hall and all Republican women in the county are invited to attend m , ,c: u .a......, The grand marshal, P eter King, comptroller of Nassau County on Long Island, Is an outspoken supporter of a unified Ireland, who says he feels the outlawed Irish Republican Army "rs a legltl11J81e force In Northern Ire land " The selection of King prompted the Irish government to boycott the parade as It did two years ago when Michael Flannery, a former IRA soldier who supports the unification movem ent inNorthernlre landnow was elected grand marshal Meanwhile, a group of 35 con gressm en led by Rep !'.lario Blagg! of the Bronx sent President Reagan a St P atrick s Day "peace m es sage ' urging him to "emba1k on a diplomatic initiative of his choosing in s upport of a political solution m Northern Ireland ." New Yorks was the largest of 125 parades nationwide that pay tribute to St P a trick and the contrlbuhons of the Irish m Amenca In Savannah. Ga • about 300,<XXl people we1 e expected for a celebra lion featunng appearances by Gov Joe Frank Harns, US Sen Mack Mattingly. Lt. Gov Zell MOler, running back Earl Campbell of the New Orleans Samts and a majority of in the U S Help Wanted AVOI\j Soil AVOI\ji Make 46% Colt 448·3381 Committeewoman to speak ·- Moyniha n and Alfonse_n'Amato ,~ r ~~~~..o:...... ¢: ~w:er~~ner.1ed.Jp.Ja~n~t _&ln.,.ttu;.= ~ " I' vetalked to many communr - spectacular - -- - ~ ties, where resrgnallons are being demanded at angry c1ty hall meetlngsandwheretaxpayers m ay have to suffer tax levies, Tew said The s tate suffering the m ost from the collapse is OhiO On Friday, Oh1o Gov Richard Celeste declared a three day hoi! day at 70 savings a nd Joan institullollli insured by a privately held fund, follg~g reports of runs on deposrts Widespread withdrawals came about a week after Home State closed its 33 off1ces and was placed on the auction block am1d the disclosure that Home State bor rowed $670mlllion from ESM It has been reported that Home Sta te put up securities worth significantly more than it borrowed built has not been determined exactly how much the S&L lost When Home State's involvement with ESM became kriown, deposi tors started balimg out State legislators tned to calm fears by creating a $90 million deposit insurance fund. but withdrawals continued The Home State c losing and S&L holiday leaves thousands of Ohro depositors without access to • and _ . 11 Men In late 30't des1realive In houeekeepar. kidt wei· como Call 676 6437 Tribune - 446-2342 31 -:;-:;--;-;--;--:-:~===:. lt--..----.----r·--·~K.:"'<f!-S•·"'····----;;:;:11 plans There will also be letters of resolutions on the bridge, bike path atl(j ~hamber oflice, discussion of a walking historical tour which has been proposed for the village, the movers and shakers award, plan ning a sidewalk chamber meeting and picnic for April 8 and discussion of the recent state legislative conference To be included on the agenda wUI be the first readmg of the new by·laws, settmg the dues invest ment rate ror l!ffi,SG, and a report from the merchant's association committee on April promotion State Savings Associauon In Cmcln· nat! and government entitles like Beaumont. Texas. a nd Washing tort's Clallam County, are not likely to recover tberr losses in what Is :~-;:~~~~~~~~::~~=-l~~~;~~~ mlmzen assets so -= "il: IRA su~pport -underlies St. -Patrick's Day- - They'll Do It Every Time So:1 VILI"· today in the entlre!~~~~~GffM~::!i:t system, says the .~ weekly Metalworking keeps close track of Detroit's tooling orders Metalworking News said plants making the cars will beat Arlington, Texas; Doraville. Ga • Fairfax, Kan , Lakewood. Ga , Oklahoma City, and Oshawa, Ontario GM officials would not conflnn the list The$5 biUion Saturn project Is the company's most Important in the long tenn, GM says, because the • traditional assembly line wUJ be scrapped in favor of automated work stations where prefabricated car sections will be put together Factory, headquarters and dealer showrooms will be linked by computer MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday from) 2p m attheLaSaUe Restaurant The Sunday Times~Sentinei-Page-D-3 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va. 111 Middleport chamber to meet By The Associated Press from banners and Ughted fiowersto The Big Apple became the Big t-shlrts, glow·m the-dark necklaces and earrings and hats. Shamrock Saturday as Fifth Avenue glrd,edfQrNew Yor)!'s224tl1,.. , ~ 1!1. l\.Jempnl•~J:~to~.a ~"'e"~h ~ ' St Patrick s Day Parade - a down Madison Avenue, replacing ROCK SPRINGS - Barbara festival whjch sorne have turned , the Pub Crawl of past years, which Deeds, lOth Congressional District mtoa demonstration against British ran into criticism because of what Committee woman, will the guest rule In Northern Ireland some businessmen and city officials speaker at Monday evening's meet· called rowdytsmcorutected wrtllthe The fivE.'- hour parade - marking lng of the Meigs County Women's the holidayonedayearly- beganat huge amounts of green·dyed beer Republican Club noon a nd featured 185 bands pius consumed by the revelers A potluck dinner at 6 p D) will high school and collegiate marching cant ingents from seven other states. mcludlng Ohio and Vermont An estimated 200,000 people were expected to march to the lilt off!fes pipes and drums in honor of the PatronSamtoflreland,accordin!jiO James McNamara, parade spokes man He forecasted the c rowd of s_pectators at 125 mrllion ESM's collapse has 'far~reaching' effects By VIVIAN MARINO AP Business Wrller MIAMI (AP) - Ohio's governor has declared a three day emer gency bank holiday A Texas city has stopped hiring while consider ing a workweek cut A rural community in Washington state is ADVERTISED 'NEED OLD WOMAN' - FOIIter Porter, 78, has received calls from several states, Including a marriage proposal and an Invitation to ap(l(:8J' on Johnny Carson's ''Tonight Show" since he · advel11sed "Need Old WomM" to operate his Oea market and do some housekeeping. Porter stands by some ol his amateur radio gear at hls home In Martin In the. southeast Kentuclcy hllJs. (AP Laserphoto ). lnqolrry:lt• fulurlstlc equipment such as fobots that can "see " Their camera eyes and computer brains will check nuts, bolts, door panels and the alignment of part~ that are placed on the cars by other robots GM has several such systems in operation now, but the W-ear plants will use robots and vlslon machines by the thousands, sources lillY· The plants will employ 3,000 robots, compared with 4,000 in use ByEDWARDMDLER AP Auto Writer DETROIT (API -While Amer· lea gets caug ht up in the hoopla of General Motors Corp 's$aturncar, plans for a more expeJISive and Immediate GM projecl are moving nearly unfloticed In the background The project is code·named the W-ear. and Its product could be In dealer showrooms a year or more before Saturn Corp produces Its first car late in the decade ne--W•C&e -project ls~ big and technolog!caily advanced that Its assembly lines could produce more cars than all the plants of Chrysler Corp , the No 3 automaker "It's been way overshadowed by the Saturn proJect," said John Hammond, an automotive industry analyst at Data Resources Inc in Lexington. Mass The W·car lacks the flash of Saturn becbuse no new assembly plants are lrivolved and no publicity· seeking publicofficlals have come to Detroit to court It Instead of creatmg a new facility to build W cars7 GM plans to retool at least five existing U S. plants, ~ccording to GM sources who spoke on condition they not be identified The plants wUJ be fitted with of mail canier By SHEILA AI,I.EE March 17, 1986 Production slated for new GM· car ID NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas CAP) - Jurors convicted an J.S.year-old Houston man inthemurderofamali carrier because couldn't • March 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 3.-..Announr;oments_!. PLAY OHIO LOTTO AT COUNTRY CARRY OUT I Mr. North of Sliver Bridge, G~lhpohs 446-9171 Open 7 Ooys A Wttk Financial 21 Busmess Opportunity Grande 3 bdr 2 J»eths OR den . fam rm wtth wood atove. full baaemant ctty water and sewer Owner transferring oversea• Htgh $30's Call 614· 246·9486 3 bdr house 6 yrs old I NOTICE I femdy room w1th fneplace THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· forgo kotchon 1'-'. both 2car LISHING CO recommends garage , c 1 ty schools that vou do busmess wtth Crouse Beck Rd 860.000 people you know and NOT fum Call 446 8188 for to send monev through the appointment mall unttl you have tnvestl Green Township new 2 story gated the offermg 4 or 5 bdr formal dmm· Wholesaler ~ Broker - Route groom. ut 1htv room 1Y2 Buatnets• Mfg Co mvolved bath . garage concrete drtva In masa-marketmg of consu· mce lot 4Y1 m1 from mer ptoductl!l is axpendtng Gallipolis on Rt 141 Will nationwide We are looking constdar mob1le home as for 11laa oriented person for trade tn Bargain priced, .xctu.l... • territory servicing 162.600 Col1446 ·8038 accounts H1gh tncome po· tentlal Stlrt· up mventory Older alx room house (with pun;:hase 86-9.000 Call two bedroom&) for aale or ,.,nt Double c•r garage full 3 1 7 · 8 4 1 6 4 6 3 Mr ::;:::::;etomo.Homoand 12x65 Torch 2 3 bdr un furmshed Has all acraena & storms & hom'emade porches Call 446 71 32 12•50 Schult 1 Ox22 It porch large level lot Crown C1ty puoe neg . help f1· nan co Call 6 1 4 266 1 444 1983 Nashua mob1le home 2 br 2 batht. new carpet flfeplace all elactnc 304 676 4009 34 Busmess Butldmgs Mowmg must sell 1973 Arhngton 12x50 12x16 FOR SALE OR LEASE add on 2 bdr new carpet commarc1al property and new bu1ldtng. 70'x100' with underpmn~ng $6,000 Call 2 acres 200 road frontage 446 7060 no zon1ng requtred. 2 mtlea Must sell14x52 Jay Skvlma north of Po1nt Pleeaent, W completely furn 8JI:Cept Vo on Rt 62 Phone 304 bdr washer & dryer com· 675· 1576 wookdoya. 304· pletely underpinned 8x10 675-7896 evenmgs and storage bu1ldtng aettmg on weekends pnvata ranted lot Can stay1f sold Call 446 7200 alter 35 Lots & Acreage 5PM 1 14 acres restncted with 1 2 x60 2 bd r 1ral 1er 1ur noshed 8260 mo 8100 unflntshtd basement alec depostt Call 446·6583 & water Call 446 3044 1974 New Moon & 2 Iota very good cond AC . bu1ld 218 614 can i~~~~~~~~i~~~~~o ~':~ 2nd ANNUAL AUcnON S]lllnsorotl by GAlLI A 2 baths large room w1th buck stove 2 car-carport large driveway concrete poloo ond dock Extro lnaulotlon Priced In lower 60'1 Call 814·742 · 2276 or614· 742· 2980 hookup for another mobile home, metal outbutld•ng Calf 446 3918 SCHOOL •• THEISS' MARKET It 160, S of 554 In Porter SAT., MAR. 30, 198S Starting at 2:00 p.m. AUCnON£ER G- Woodward SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1985 10:00 A.M. Located at DJ 's Tradmg Post. 923 S 3rd Ave , Mtddleport . Ohio HOUSEHOLD . Whorl pool drshwa sher (used lllme)tabte &6 cha ors elect roc se wong machone roc>eos end & colfee tables lamps l1vong room suote s porch swong Jlaldw" oogan Maytag wronger washer cabmet base mrsc otems card table tloor lamp stereo rad oo combrnatron old electnc refrogerator mosc pots pan s &doshes ~as stoves old wood chaors Mao I Pouc h thermometer tables motk botlles and more ' MISC Screw racks push mo wer Lawn Boy mower step ladder edger !lower pots storm wrndows &doors wondow awnmgs & m1sc hand tools · Pubhc Sale & Auct•on CHRISTIAN PUBLIC AUCTION Thrs rs the chattels from the late Harnett Mcintosh and rtems from Boll Harros & Cora Beegl e ____.. DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEE.IL-S9"2·7301 Cash Posrtr~e I D Eats Not responsoble for accodents or loss of property PUBLIC AUCTION ft!~~~~~~~~H~~~·n;d~81;:~~c~·~~~~~~;f.~~~:i~,~9~8~~w~~~~f.h~~!~·~~~~~r;~w~~~~:~~~~~~1 ~·~cr;•~w~·~~h~~----·----~S~A~T~U~R~D~A~Y~, 'Qhlo All sale counter•. light fixtures , tlfe change equipment Pnced under •8000 Solo must bo completed before March 24. -1986 laundermat for sale m Pomeroy Reasonable Only interested persons need call 614·992 6937 ond uk lor Jerry 22 Money to Loan 4 bedroom 2 atory frame housa approx 2100 aq ft living apace Equipped k1t chen large rooms, 2 com· plete heating ayateme On paved rd • 10 min from town In Forrest Run $49,000 Colt 61 4· 992· 6093 2 8 17 acres on Rt 160 in Ew1ngton bordertng Rae ~~:=~~:1:~.r~~~ !~:.~0~ 236 ~~9~t 1 16 1 4 6 7 8 2 6 13 Mobtle home 2 bedroom furn11hed, central atr, natu r1l gea on large lot In Camp Conley, •176 00 plua ut1h ttal. depo11t with referen cos. 304·675 · 7666 after 2 00 burmng ftreplace cetltng fan. 2 full bathl!l central air, porch and undarp1nn1ng s 1 5000 00 Call 61 4 · 742 2980 or 614 742 2276 1982 all electnc 14x70 Central a1r plus many extras Can be seen by appointment or call Tom Andaraon at 614 992 3348 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 mobile horne \I for sale Cell 614 992 3647 rant Call 304· 676-6104 or 1970 1 2x70 3 bedroom mobtle home Good condi loon Cotl61 4 992 6090 2 bdr unfurmsht!d houM wtth gorago Call446 9888 YAMAHA PA SYSTEM & COMPONENTS INCLUDES. EMX200 lntearated MIKtr. proflpower MD431 Sennharser M1crophone.and two model S3115H speakers wrth stands (all equrment Is m -very &ood condition) ~ ALSO · Fisher Audto Component Stereo System, Model MC725 . FEATURING. turntlblt, AM· FM radro, dual cassette deck and speakers. JAARCH ~2_3~,_1_9__11__S__________t-_ From Gallipolis. take Rt. 588 Turn nght onto Texas Road . Thtrd House on right after passmg the packingp lant Watch for s1gns ANTIQUES or COLLECTOR ITEMS. , Dunan Phyfe desk &chair, quilts, dishes, mantel clock, oak strarght back chairs, 78 records, stand table, books, bookcase & dolls "HOUSEHOLD" Sofa, record cab111et records, rad1o, Quasar color TV · 21', lamps. what·nots.:; stereo, end tables w~h matchrng coffee table, swivel rocker. recliner, TV table. clock, 3 pc bedroom surte (blond), what·not shelves, oval braided room srze , rugs, metal bed, double dresser, chest of drawers, metal lV stand, Electrolux sweeper, maple d1mng table w1th 4 chatrs fans, wooden ut1hty cabrnet, dtshes. bookcase, metal ultlity table, maple coffee table, Roger & Son SilveJWare, bean · bag chair, GE No·Fmst refngerator/freezer, enamel table, smokmg stand, card: table all kmds small electnal appliances, m1sc pots & pans, Hurncane lamp ' ' "MISC." : Wooden step ladder. stroller, drapes, hand saw, b1rd cage, cannrngjars, cold , packer, toys, wash tub, double wash tubs, table, m1sc tools and many mrsc ,, items Eats OWNER - LARRY KINGERY Cash Marlin Wedemeyer - Auctioneer =i- "'=Z46~ 6i62~--saO-SNS Positive I • .. • -==--= ~ Apprentice: Finis (IKE) Isaac - 388- 9370 Not rllpon•lblo for accident or lo•• of property. =~-.. �-'1 • 44 64 Miac. Merchandise 61 Household Goods Apartment for Rent March 17, 1986 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ·· · Page- D-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel 64 Misc. Merchandise March 17, 1985 6& Building Suppllea ea Pets for SJ~Ie 66 AKC -Dobormon pupplu Stud Sorvoco. Call 014-448- Judy Toylor Grooming. Coli 814-3t7-7220 448·4807 or 448-2802 ' 3 rooms a. furni1hed, bath, for rent ut•ht1e1 fur · f395 Baby bods. $110 Mettr••••• or box apnnga, lull or tw1n, f68 , l1rm, $68 and $78 Queen sets, $196 4 dr chests, $49 5 dr cheats, $59 Bed frames, nlah-od. 8200 mo Cal1446· 10 SOUTH spades smce pass was accompanied by East's lead of the king of hearts before tbe auction had ended When the director was called , he ruled that the lead would stand If North was the declarer, but it would become a card if West was on -Gun • 6. 3 ., 4 2 tAKQ 632 .4 3 44 26 In color TV, rlllo 222-20. 28 S&W p1atol and house· hold goodo. K & K MobJio Homoa, Galllpolla, Lot 12 Vulnerable Both Dealer South Apartment for Rent ~ Furn1ahed effiCiency apt . kitchenette. pr~vete beth. private entrance, pr~vete parking Good locet•on, one per10n only, $175 mo . utilities pe1d Call 446- mattresa81, lramea $20, $25. & $30, kmg freme $60 Good selection of bedroom suites, rocken , metal cab1nets . headboards $38 & up to -- 7616 886 3 bedr. apt. close to down. town. Call 446 1643 or ... :.. 446-4289 for more infor- Used Furniture · 6 pc dinene. head boarda, and 2 bedroom su1tea 3 mdes out Bulawdle Rd Open 9am to 6pm. Man thru Sat ~ metion _ R•verslde Apta Middleport Spec1al rates tor Sen1or C1t1zena S130 Equal Hous 1no Opportun1t1ea 614 ~.. •. 992-7721 .. Tl.to bt.dr~om apartment• in New Haven Newly r8modeled 1n town Call 614- !!!!2· 748 1. -~ '- 2 apts forrent 1 bedroom 1 - . furniahed and 1 unfurnished In Oarwtn area Call 614-992-2807 For rent 1 bedroom furnished apartment. Cell 614- 992 ·5434 or 304· 882 2668 614·448·0322 Washer & dryer avacado $226. Whirlpool wuher $96. 40' 1n alectnc range frost free refr•gerators at 81 5 0 , smalrharvest refngaretor $1 25, gas range , lla 448·4416 altar 7 p.m . • • 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot, 12' x50' or smaller, $75 water patd, 4th • Noll, Golhpoha Call 446· 4418 otter 7PM -·· ' .. Pomeroy Large lots Call Pass Pass 5+ Pass Pa ~ COl Call 446·4466 Dmette set 6 ct .._..... • , Pool People Special Above ground pools-thru 4 - 15 · 85 -Free auto pool Early Amencan sofa bad 176, Early Amencen wmg back cha~r with ottoman 8125 Call 446 -4658 after &PM Couch & che1r good used Call 446-3530 30 inch elactr1c range. dou ble oven , hke new. $150 40 inch gaa range $46 30 mch gas range, 885 Kenmore weaher and dryer. $150 $2,895 1n stock Middleport 992 5724 or Galltpohs 446- 3061 Darkroom \ Complete black &t whtte darkroom $350 Call 614-388-9840, 6 to 8PM Spring Spec1al Patriot ut1htv buildings on d1aplay et two tonven1tft1t locations, 6 'IS. S Produce, V1and St Pt Plea &ant, and French City Mobile Homes Gallipolis 9 X 1 2 $895, also 1Ox1 6 $995 Delivered end set up on your lot Will cut and deliver fire- wood Call614 ~66 1628. Color TV. $14!, 2 refrtgera- otter 6PM. 446 4229. 1200 spmner $600 John Deere 12 hoe drtll $800 Ford 240 disk $1 100 Coli DON'T MISS THIS GREAT BUY!! Pnce reduced to $34,900! 9%% mumable loan I Home features 3 BRs. large eat·m kitchen . DR and full base· menl Has new furnace, new Wiring new bath alummum s1dmg and nice deck. Hurry before 1t's too latel #236 TWIN RIVERS TOWER 200 Second Slreet Po1n! Pleoson! W Vo Corn for sale t2 80 par bu Yauger Farm Supply FencIng, aeed. h~lth prodUcts muat ' " Call 614·742· 2316 Hendereon, Southlide, WV 1 984 Cougor LS, loaded. oun root, t9800 304·882· 3321 . Rt. 36, 10 mlleo South of ., _, Want to rent large level ground. 1 acre for garden apot Ca11448·2378 Mr.rc hamli se 61 Household Goods GOOD uSED APPLIANCES W•aherl, dryers, refrlgera- loro. rongla. Skogga Ap· pll8nCtl, Upper River Rd ' ate ..de Stone Cre1t Motel - .----'----•e14-446-7398 - . county Appliance . Inc : : Good uaed appliances and TV 1ets Open 8AM to 6PM Mon thru Sot 446·1699. 627 3rd Ave Golhpoha. OH. ,. ., ... .. . Valley Furniture, new 81 u1ed large aect1on of quality furniture 1216 Eastern Ave , Galltpohs ~ 676-5811 SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 62 Ohve St., Galhpohs Now & uaed wood·coel stoves, 6 pc wood LR 1uite $399, bunk beda $199, antron recliner• $99, new S. u1ed bedroom su1tes, ranges, wnnger Wllhera. & ahoea. New hv1ngroor'n auihtll $199· $699. lamps, alao buying coal & wood stoves Coli 614·446-31 69 ... 0 ,..-c .. .c a .... = ,..a 0 52 CB, TV. Radio Equipment C 8 • 3 pc11 StltromJJ, Moon Aaker 4 's C 0 44- roter. c08111 and sw1tch box $600 00 Palomar 300 amp e250 00. Dok Moble C8 t40 00 304 676 2700 .-c ...i::.... ' .... ::c 0 i:: ~ .... 0 .= ~ ·~ '• '• i:: = ; ., • .,., ~ .... ..,.". .•'· • •' • LAKE FRONT ORIGINAllY $115,000 - NOW $94,500 SPECIAL PROPERTY! SPECIAL PRICE! And. 1 SPECIAL AO to feature this beoullfully decoroted 4 bedroom, tflree lev.l home situated on the loraest pnva· ttll own ad lake 1n Gotha County. This 2300 sq. ft. contem· porary Includes: two and one-half baths. sun~en livlnt room. comtllete ~1tche~. broakfut area W[lh shdmg &fm doors leadln&lo !hi deck, and a formal dmina room (all ovtrlonkinc thtlake). lower level off•n alora• familw room with accm to the patio, storage aru. workshop, and partially flnlshad bath (or sauno7). The&ently slop1n1 1.6 acres has 291 It of frontap, &arden site. ond a boat · doc~ . ThiS outstondina home 11 located in Chorola1s H1lls Like Estetn. just 1 few mmutes from 1 new elementary school, hospital and shopp1naareas Coli today fpran IP· ~~l .. ftl!n!h~•t!l'""fll ttl!! -MYl m.o~- = =~..-.- =-==- a ~ ~ . VACANT FARM LAND- Morgan Twp, 84 acres more or less. level and rolling land Appro• 33 acres l1 llable remamder woods LOW PRICED BEGINNERS HOM£1- 3 BR ranch style home offers LR, k1tohen, bath and ut1i1ly room gas heal, new s1d1ng c1ty school& Call lor more 1oformal10n YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED w1th thiS 3 BR b1 level localed JUSt mmutes from lown Also features 2\1 baths, LR, k1tchen, carpetmg, heot pump, c1ty school diSlnct Call for more 1nlormat1on PRICE REDUCED TO $59.5001 - 1 BR ranch on 11 acres more or less Pond, full basemen!, fam1ly room w1th woodburner, l1vmg room, equipped k1tchen, dmm g room, I ll baths aitached 2 car garage JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FORI - ln·lown conven1ence, extra mce lot. 4 BRs large kitchen. LR DR. bath, large fronl porch and small screened back porch, gas heat, unattached one car gar age Call for an appomtmenl MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE! FINANC· lNG AVAilABLE - EXCELLENTTERMSCape Cod home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, kitchen w1th eye-level oven dinette, hvmg room has beamed ce1hngs ulli1ty room, do uble garage, storm wmdows. woodburmng stove, c1ty sc hool d1stnct Add 1t10nal lan d can be purchased Call for an appomt· ment .. .•... _ tr~ ct PRICE REDUCED TO $59.5001- Owner has boughl another home and musl sell thiS lovely 3 BR ranch on Debby Dr~ve Ap· prox 1700 sq ft d1nmg rm LR, FR, k1tchen, new custom drapes carpetmg, woodburnmg stove, deck, cenlral a1r na tural wood Sldmg bedrooms. baths. room . k1Ichen w1th Ow 1 mi1c row·ave and trash compactor, mtercom central a11, 2 car gm ge, ul1l1ty bldg. deck and a 20•40 pool Beau tifully landscaped RACCOON CREEK HOMESITE - Offers sw1mmmg boatm g and f1shmg Lot s1ze IS 100x600 and has electnc, waler tap and sept1c tank Call for more deta~ls COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62x80 all sleet construct1on w1lh !~re proof msufa tmn has overhead crane office and b0th Formerly used for boat sales and re pa~ r Localed across from Sliver Bndge Plaza w1th access to Oh10 R1ver Pote nl~a l un hm1ted 100 ACRES, M/ L, CLAY TWP - Owner h nancmg ava~lable 25%down, 10%on bal· ance lor 20 Years Call for more mforma· t1on i:: = ; REDUCED TO · $35.000 - NEAR HOUER- ThiS ranch style home oilers 3 BRs k1tchen. 22x24 BR. LR, bath central a1r, woodburmng stove. elect r~c heat 16x28 unallached garage KC sc hool diS ADDISON TWP. - PossomTrol Rd - 93 acres, m/1 all woods. old barn on property $21,900 PAXTON ROAD - GREEN TWP. - 20 acres, mo1e or less. all vacant askmg $8,0u0 Call for details PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! OWNER SAYS SELL THIS MONTHI - RIO·Cenler pomt Rd (Cherry R1dgel Approx 75 acres woodland, fronts on 2 roads, county water available $250 pe1 acre WALNUT TOWNSHIP- 30 acres, more or less, near Mud sock, 11\ story home. large barn and tobacco base REDUCED TO $44,900- HILLTOP SUB· DIVISION - 3 BR home features k1tchen, l1v1ng room. dmmg room, fam1ly room, lire place, gas-hea l, central a~r and carpellng 9%assumable - 60 cabbage plantl B9c, onion 11t1 39c lb 11ed potato••· beat applea any· where, all other fruita and vegetables 8&. S Produce. Viand St . Pt Pleaaent CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LIVING LARGE - ASSUM~BLE LOAN - Very al· tracl1ve two story home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths 16x16 LR. formal dmmg room, k1lchen, enclosed porch, new carpet gas heat W1th m walkmg d1slance of stores and sch ools Call today' OWNER FINANCING - 10%- ADDISON TOWNSHIP - 8 8 acres more or less va· ca nt land on Bulavllie·Porter Rd Electr~c 1ty sept1c tank, spnng, rural water av"la ble Askmg $10,900 BRAND NEW DUPLEX - Great INVEST MENT lor the buyer' Localed on Graham School Rd Each umt offers 2 BRs, hvmg room bath, k11chen w1th ~ov e , refr~g. DW and d1spl , laundry, large carport ce ntral a~r and storage area JUST LISTED! - Th1s I year old ranch can be w1th 5 or 20 1584 sq MAKE US AN OFFER - OWNERS HAVI MOVED TO FLORIDA - and would like t~ have their home sold I his monlh Like new spht level IS located on Debby Dnve and offers approx 3,000 sq ft. of llvm g area plus 2 car garage and one of the area' s m· cesl pool s & l1v~slock JD 2 row planter, tobacco setter. 6 pt. ch1zel plow. JO ~ OWNER HAS DRASTICALLY REDUCED THE PRICE OF THIS HOME- W1llfmance ~ w1th 25% down and 10% mterest on the • balance V1ctor~an style 3 bedroom also • offers I 'It baths k1Ichen w1th range, refng. !; DW and ~JSP.l, l~undry_ toom l11t1ngroom, ..;! __ Tam11y room, carport, unattached garage, ,.. 16132 fenced pool alum Sldmg Attached beauty shop would help make the pay· II! menls r' g i:: CADMUS AREA - 26 5 acres I \1 story home offers 3 BRs kitchen, 11vmg room, dmmg room , bath, carpelmg, and alum1· num Siding Call for an appomtment = ... g W~LNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres, more or less, moslly clean hill pa slure, fronts on 3 roads near Mudsoc k ~ ~ • Farm Equipment 8 ft wheel dioc. Now Holland hay rako. 3 pt poat holo digger, olckle mowor, 8 It drog dloc Call 614·258· 1288. Wagon runnmg gears 1195 8o up. coro plontor e195 & up. 1 & 3 bottom plowa ., 98 & up. dlac f1 2lii & up. pond acoop e60 • up. hoy bolor U96 & up. hoy rakes •325 & up, S1ckle Bor mowora U28 & up, buah hog ues & up, 9 fl hay bind •796, Ma1aey Ferguson Hay conditioner 8200, front end loodar t260 Coli 614·286-8522. Lote ·modal 81 HP Ca10 dloaol tractor •4.396l John model and neyver used carl Smith 8Uick·Pont•ac. 1911 Eastern Ave . Galllpoh• Call 614·446·2282. 1980 VW Rabbit, 4 dr . AM ·FM, rodio, AC. auto 1974 Plymouth Scamp • 150 00 . Needs oome fremewor.k Good tir•• new 1977 VW Dasher 1ta'ttonwagon, euto. tren1. AM-.FM radio, rear defrost. new t1rea, AC, low m1leage. reel aharp, mter1or e1,195 . Call 814· 388· 9896 1976 Pinto wagon 4 1pd . 4 Fe1tbeck needs e.ngme Run• good end battery 1985 GTD Reol good body 1600 00 Topper lor Chevy S-10. 6 lt. bod t160 00. Coll614-992-5090 cyl Call448-0160 1979 Ford LTD 4 dr. light blue. fully equip .. ex cond ono owner e2,600 448-7904 Cell 68 Bu1ck Spec1al. body fa1r, bed timing gear Call 446- 3648 altar 4 30PM 1979 Toyota Cellca good cond .. 2 door, 6 apd .. gao aovor. Coli 448·4967 Deere 1010 tractor-r\n• ·~wt• ' M. I"'\- Cheryl Lemley, Me1gs County Associate Phone 742·3171 MCGHEE . 'R,eaHJL . . .- trector, new l."B~r~~.~cGHH a. Farmell cub With equipment, rebuilt motor, new tires. g aervlce door. •3 . 888 erected Iron Horae Bldga. : 814-332-9745 collect. : Tobocco aouor Coli 814· 387 -7198 or 448 -1877 ~ .· = eve. .; D t,.moly nice. t1750 . Call 814-912·5990. ADDISON TWP. - Approx 7 m1le from Gallipolis 39\! ac1es. m/1, fronts on town sh1p road All woods and brush $8,900 MITCHELL RO~D- GREEN TWP. - 5 C acre more or less County wafer available FARMER'S FARM- One ollhe area'sbet ter farms 101 acres m/1, lots of Symmes Creek bottom land. pond. new fences, large barn, several other bu1idmgs, large tobacco base, mod 3 BR ~orne, 2 baths Located at Cadmus Crossroads Call lor mo1e inlormat1on CENTENARY AREA - Green Terrace Dnve - 24x65 modular home offers a 15x24 LR galley Iupe kitchen fully eqUipped, OR w1th lovely budt·m chma cab;nel, 3 BRs. 2 baths, carpelmg, cent a1r, elect. heat, storm w1ndows and doors, 8x8 ut1hty bldg Call for an appomtment ~ • 8x18 fl flot bod troller 2 1xel. electric br•kel. ex- M8111V Forguaon 138 dlo11l trector Excell•nt condition. •4100. New Hollond bolor, 1980. Lorge boloo of hoy. 120. Con dollvor. Coli 814· 9112·7401 . 9N FCM'd troctCM'. plow ond dloc Phono 304·875-2848 . -- 83- --· Livestock - r hoga Coli 814·378· Z14ICM'It4·379-U70. JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR' In Vmton. well bUilt and well kept,2 BR home w1th attached garage, partial basemept,' fuel ml lUI nace, buill m ca binets m kitchen also range, o>en and refng Woodburn er m LR well msu lated on large lol w1 th 2 add1t10nallots Corner ol VanBuren and Bull Run $50s #427 11 •209-·J full year after sale $39 900 ---- -··- ·I ·I·I ~FFOROABLE HOME ON DEBBIE DRIVE F01 $55 900 you can own th1s 1oomy bl·level and all thai comes w1th 11 3 BRs I lull bath and 2 half baths large eaHn k1Ichen With new sundec~ . large '1am1ly room and I car garage N1ce lot m mce neighborhood Green schools ·#116 I GARDEN CENTER & FLO!WER SHOP Supe11ocat1on 25 years of bus mess 60 x16 bUild mg wrth full ba semen! cedar Sidin gand attract1ve briCk front w1th porch . Inventory mcludmg nurs ery 1tems, chem1cal fert1l1lers etc . g1eenhouse Perfect opportunity for aggresSive person lo be h1s own boss and grow w1th the busmess Call for more mformat10n , #324 PERFECT FOR THE F~MILYI Home and 5 acres on 141 offers plenty of room for ra iS ing a beef or two, or some horses garden and a small pond Home offers 3 BRs, attractive kitchen and dmmg room, unflmshed fam1ly room With woodburner and full basement Pnce re duced to $44,900 #213 RT 160 MARKET Excellent opportumty Io open your own market OWNER SAYS SELL THIS Nice Ihree bedroom home on North Mam m Vm shelves. 2 diS play coolers, large w31k·ln coolel Po1ent1al f01 gas slat1on Po1S1ble 10% loan as su mp110n Call for more detailS #227 IS I I ~~ Goo.116cat•on:,!'!.ruMQ, P.orte.bJ'iifer~o:r.e~Lil!S.IhiJ.n:~~- ..turr.cfu::-to~m:wt ~1~oa~U!91f_p~~w~te.r.. •=>.. . lili~~ ~~~m@[l; ~A).lo rolf . 24,QO sa Jl.to. mj;lyde~ ~--::'m.)~:~.:~.,. !...~·{H~'d! ~·th !:'li!~Y:{)f shaQe SeemLI ""-= VERY RELAXING Large lronl porch overlookmg Oh1o R1ver One acre ol ground w1th large garden and well cared lor lawn AttractiVe lwo story w1Ih alii he comlo rls of a country home hardwood floors Tongue and Groove Knotty Pme paneling, bu1lt 1n k1tchen and attract1ve decor Se veral outbUild ings wood bu1ner, garage Low 50s #215 ENJOY THE BE~UTIFUL COUNTRY VIEW from this new 3 bedroo mhome w1th 2 balhS, lull base ment unflmshed on a 2 acre lot, m/1 one m1le wesl of Vmton on Ja ckson Road Has a large pal1o and a double garage 32x32, well waler w1lh county water available Over 1700 sq ft of liumg space ready Io move m L1sted at $54 900 #426 1 II EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY! Owners res1dence plus 2 rentals or rent all 3 Bnck twm smgle - I s1de has 3 BRs LR DR, I kllchen and bath, lull basement other Side has 2 BRs, LR. kitchen and bath 2 story frame wllh 3 1 BRs k1lchen and bath OPwner may help llnanGe 1 #Jill - ' , ,, *!>*""~ I I I I behevmg Asking $38 000 • - #425 I I I I I I I . NEW LISTING ~ I I Cozy 2 story home m town Perf eel for young cou I pie N1cely decorated and well kepi Move r;ghl I 2 B R. I 'A balh. LR. OR and eat mk1tchen Fenced I yard w1th garden Reasonably at $41 500 I #2041 I NEWLY LISTED RANCH offers mce r1ver Home featues 3 BRs, l'h baths, DR and one I I v1ew IMMEDIATE POSSESSION car garage Garden space m front of house Tolally remodeled 3 bed room home overlookmg I ProtectiOn Plan Kyger Creek schools I Buyer's · the R1ver Just mmutes from town Includes v11\il sidmg basement and new drywall, ce1hngs, 1ns"' I 11232 1. $47,000 lllt10n ' carpel, lorm1ca. balh and a new lOx!~ THE liGHT REASONS storage bu1ldmg Pr~ced lo sell at $29.900 • I I INVESTORS RE~D THIS! - GOOD RETURN Make th iS the perfecl home for the one who ap #31f I 48 proless1onally MOBILE HOME P~RK 100% OCCUPIED prec~ates qual1ty Attracllue bnck and frame .I developed mob1le home spaces ranch olfe1s 3 BRs I 1\ bath s, eat 1n eqUipped w1th 38 /1Wrem dyjj)r wxJ.mPI!!lli, ~ -U.ch~ge..JilieJiatJWrul.ili!w'.o.~.w Pr.,.bt.,.ec"'--- tliii~UIJII..:III!IU~F=IJ,IL I slreel, Sidewalks. CIIY w~ter. naturalgiS; com· t1on Plan mumty sewage plant, street llghtmg bcellent. #220 I Quiet neighborhood near grade school A perfect 1142 I opportundy for someone to become their own GOOD INVESTMENTWILL PAY FOR ITSELF I I I .boss Double house - 5 rooms and bath on each s1de RIVEt VIEW I Both 10 mce cond1bon One s1de 1s fur I 1\1 story, 3 BR home offers LR wrth hreplace, 01\ I n1shed Furmshmgs Include range, relngerator hardwQod lloors, e lec lr~c heat 2 car garage '1 I washer / dryer, a1r cond111oner, 2 bedrooms and I acre $22,500 • hvmg room You can 11ve 1n one s1de and let the .m~ I other s1de make the payments Th1s a good op I portunlty- 4 blocks from c;fy park S1dmg 1s gua I ranteed for 50 years I WHAT WOULD YOU OFFER? ~ For thiS fme home on Jay Onve w1th features to I please the en~re lam1ly 3 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, L1l pr~ced ~LL Call 81 4-379· - Spring Spociol 24'x30'x8' with 18'x7' gorogo door & = 1 den 3 BR and 21\ baths 2 cal garage Satellite YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED! Owner has dpne a beaut1lul ;ob redecoratmg th1s older 2 slory Nothmg for you to do except move 1n Includes 3 BRs 2 baths, LR and large k1tchen w1th beautiful cab1nets and all the buil t ms Well msulated and easy to heat, low ma1ntenan ce vmyl s1dmg, 2 car garage and well ma~ntamed lands caped lol Kyger Creek schools _ # _ 210 I I -I I I I 2 MILES FROM TOWN I Atlract 1ve Cape Cod slyle home on 2 acres oilers 3 I bed rooms I bath, mce com plete kitchen w1th a den off from ilvmg room and d1mng a~ea Hard I wood floors and country v1ew add Io va.lue of home Ea.y to hea t Garden space Buyer s Pro I 1ect10n Plan warranls home componenets for a BRIC~ bettery· tune i:: I I I I I I I I I CONVE~:.~I:E~NT~·~~~~;~' remodeled 1n I 3ageBR Nhome 1ce clean, well decorated I Pnced at $31,800 #309 I KING OF THE MOUNTAIN II Umque y shaped bnck home overlooks all of Gal· hpohs om 2.200 sq ft of 11v1ng space mcludmg lormal dmmg large LR w1lh outstandmg v1ew , I I I I John Deere 146 aeml- ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRICK HOlliE? - Then th1s may be 1usl the one Convem enUy located on Rt 35 West, thiS home off ers a large liVIng room, d1nmg room, 3 bed 1ooms, laundry room 1y, baths, equipped k1lchen, ca rpetmg, central a~r and a 2 car garage MOBILE HOME AND LOT w1ti1 good location on Bob Mc Cormick Road Very mce 3 BR mob1le home w1lh I ~ baths, eqUipped kitchen w/new floor covenng, new carpet, large wood deck for cookouts N1cer set up than most $17,500 #206 IIIIIIR 563- NEW LISTING- On Me1~ ~ounty Rd I Coun· d1sh and small pond 22 acres $119.000 # 229 try hvmg Approx l8 acres w1tfl'i stnry stucco home 3 bed -1 ·1<1~""-<=;=~=' "" ·-=- ~"-~· ~==--="'~• "' rooms. dmmg room, bath, hardwood floors throughoul 2 A PLACE TO GET AWAY garden spots and well Heats With woodburner Sells for Bea utlfull'h story contemporary home overlook· 34 90 $M MR mg 3'h ac stocked lake, 36 ac 01 rollmg pasture ' 5°62 - NEW LISTING - Mm1 farm - ApproK 61h land and 46 ac cert1f1ed as a tree farm 3 stall ares With newly remodeled home 3 bedrooms. family room horse barn and 2 car garage Secluded, pnvate w/ woodburner Enclosed porch 1!arage, barn and shed 2 scemc $157,000 • ponds and- fenced Call for your appt #231 MMR 551 EKecullve bnck ranch on Lmcoln Hill Large hvmg room dmmg room combo Equipped k1tchen w1Ih diS posal and dishwasher Two ceram1c tile baths Fam1fy room has fl replace, bUIIHn bookcase and beamed ce1img Mu ch more .\ Check 11 oul" MIIIR 554- Use your 1magmali0n_on this one' Located on We He Terrace 11 ha s 3 bedrooms. dm1ng room, lam1ly room S1tualed on IOO'xiOO lot PR ICE REDUCED lo $28,500 MMR 552 -Ranch style home on Leadmg Creek Rd L1v1n g I~ room has stone llreplace, 3 bedrooms, lull basement, double garage PRICE REDUCED to $34,000 MMR 555 -Large (story coloma! With double po1hes On the nverfronl m Middleport EaHn k1tchen 4 bedrooms. dm· mg room Affordable pnce $25,000 NEW LISTING OF JUST ALL AROUND GOOD 2·3 BR HOME located near 1mproved housmg and growmg busmess dlstr~ct Vou Will en lOY the l~rg~ Real Estate General kitchen and uhlrty room Wllh workbench and she area Nice backyald for garden and play area Outside storage bUJidmg with concrete floor See mg 1s beilev1ng and only askmg $29.500 With 1m med~ate possess1on #310 up·polnt $1,696 Call 614· 286-6522 ., ,900 2882. WHERE CAN YOU BUY A 3 BR 81-LEVEL HOME w1th eat·m k~chen , 2 full baths hvmg room and fam1ly room wrth fireplace hardwood floors. gas heat. central a~r, and I car garage 1n a mce reSI dent1al neighborhood for $22,0001 G1ve us a call and find out hatchbtfk . deluxe pkg . looka now e2,006 9N Ford mountod plow, 4·18,- !ectilizor tonk• 2-1000 gol , 2· 500 gal.. 1 -8ft 8rtlhon cultlpockor. 1-Now Hollond 352 grlndor miKor. Call 614-446-2412. WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,, Fm11 Supplies c 200 ACRES M/l. FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - Appro1 65 ac1es tillable and 1/111 135 acres wood~. Comfortable two story :C home offers 4 BRs, -bath, k1tchen. livmg- • • room, fam1ly room. two !;replaces, barn, 2 i:; large screened porches Lovely QUiet se~ %:1 ling .,. cond . e1 .360 00 Days 304· 876·4230 ovon1ngs 304-878 -4883 reer defroat, N!l·l IN REAL ESTATE SALES IN GALLIA CO. REALTOR• '77 Chevy Malibu Cla11ic , 2 door, h1gh mileage, good Fruit 61 ~ TOP CASH paid lor "80 m 87~·6376 & Vegetables • = j Autos for Sela Be>dygoodcond. $100 Call 614-387-7118 § i 71 Wiseman Reai -Estate~Agency 1977 Holl,dl CIVIC CVCC, 4 apoad, hatch back, 304· tirea, e2,195 ---------.••••••••• i!ll••·······~~·········· extras. w1ndow1 tinted, trens, w•rehouJe, 1330 Com merce Ave downtown Hun· tington Sunday only For detaila & direction• call toll 68 I Sofa. cha1r, coffee tebla, 2 end tabla• and phone table, all m good cond1t1on 304- Longbottom, 614- 1971 Volkswagon Phone 304·676· t 882 = 47 Wanted to Runt aack1 pet off at tho P1od Piper Wurlltzer Funmaker II. cut· tom dtgital muatc aystem or.gan •nd Reil Buggy TODAY ••• USTTODAY ••USTTODAY ••• LIST TODAY.,. UST TODAY ••• USTTODAY••• UST TODAY••• UST TODAY••• c P1ckens used furmture 304· Ground ear corn $96 .00, to". e49 00 . 1000 lbs. e25 00, 600 lba Your 988 -3881 Kimball, Kewah & Checkering at tha lowest po11tble pr1ce. organs from 30, 60 I 676 6483 or 675·1450 p Urge round bele1 e16 00 Hay. $1 .76. Nioa, early cut. orchard grass Lasher Farm. Rutland . ~ . 1973 Dodgegood Coronet tor 1 111111 _----------ule . 4 door, condlt1on, :.... Hay & Grain For Autos for Sale Call 446·2663 PIANO & ORGAN WARE· HOUSE SALE Baldw•n. 'I Off tee Hours 9 o m to 5 p m Monday ·frtdoy or call for oppomtmenr 71 Tha Bird Cago Baby poro· • -· CAU 61 Call 814-986-4278 good work cor. t&OO 00 1984 Broncq XLT. PW. PDL, PS. PB. crulae. AC. many !...1....- - , , 2086. 64 Musical Instruments ANXIOUS TO SEW 3 BR ranch SIIUaled I Possi ble 8%loan assumpt1on to quahflf\1 krtchen. separate. ullhty room, lam1ly appomlmenUo.dlY1 - 1975 AMC MATADOI X....1 sporty car ...._.......... 1295 197S 759 HONDA MOTOKYCII, 22 HP • .-.............. $995 CASE FAIIM TRA<TOl $1.00 Witlo Pwc- ot Motoflydo Boogie pupa. 8 wka old. Out of good huntera Call 614· 992-3989 free in WV1·B00·842·3448 In Ohio 1·824-3498,Sunday only noon tlll 8 Coll61 4 742 2362 Two p1ece hw1ng room IUtte wtth old mill design Wood coffee table and end tables Good cond1t10n Call 614 - 2 rld11111 horau ond 1 ••ddle. one gaited. all '850.00, phone 304-878-2863 than hoH pnco at 1991i.OO Call 614-992-8466 675-6679 CASH OUT-RIGHT SALE 1910 CtiVETTI, 0111 Owritr .................................... $19'5 19711UICK CEIITUIY,IO J,.. ,_ """' _,. "'"' 11595 1971 AMC Concilnl Economy car ......................... $1 295 bred Boeut1ful AKC Roviaterod Kimbell Art11t Conaole plar;c. ~an".-iii coruhilon. Lea~ All Utilities Included In R,nt E)Cc•pt Coble and Telephoi'li L1m1ted number of apartments oYmloble for persona AO years of age ond up John Deere 8~00 drill, 13200 806 D. 14200 Herd Soutoro 614·992·71'25 cowa end 1- - - - - - - - - hke new 1760 Call 1-614· l ronspori"IIOn 448-8839 . - RawlaiQ.h Products, Med1· cated Ointment, Vapour Spray, Skeklea ProductsBoll Conditioner Joyce Holstein Gib1on f18t top Dove guitar, En1oy the secunty ond comforts that are afforded with our restncted bu1ldmg entry system , emergencv cal It tystem lounge and community room Planned aCfiVIfl&l and soctal events prov1de a relaxed and en1ovable en v1ronment ..,,.-11 ~"' .. ~ - ,.,...., ,....,.,..,,.. r ~..,- " =-'"net:'><""'~=.:-"'"'"""'" ' ,~. and 8276 , electnc range $86 and $149. washer $95 dryer, $95 , camper top. $95. oak gun ca11e $250 Call Ftre- Autos for Sale 71 Coil 4.46·0552 Anyt1me Beth Null 245-9507 Steve McGhH «6·1255 9 3 AUTO SALES ha1lora, oil A.l and BHIA teated Herd avenge 18,000 lba overatocked reason for aelling 304-882· Coll446·3126 Housmg for the elderly and hondtcopped Rent 11 30~. of od1usted rncome under HUO Section 8 program To qualify for rhe reduced rent yo'tr mcome must be o mo•lmum of $13 250 per year for one penon and S15,100 par year for Autos for Sale 71 21fr M. North of Jackson on 93 Baby goata for 1ale e10 . AKC Rog11tored BrtHony Spaniel puppleo 8 week a old •ea. Ook Hill, Oh. Coli 814-882-7649. Bradey GT Sports car Glb· aon Falcon ampl1er collectora. Icemen electric gu1tar. - TWIN RIVERS TOWER 200 Second Street shop tools Call Joan (col· lect) ot (3041 343·7100 8'!18Ringll614·985 4115 , 1 Sears LTV 1 0 variable drtve lawn mower 38 m cut used 1 ' ummer. exc cond 1 corner metal porch post, 1 metal flat post. Call 304-675-5Q43 67 used woodworking tools, carpenters tools or wood o:qn<>oc-.6!4 991·223$ AKC Roglatorod Chihuahuo'alor aalo Coll614 •388· 8632 each Coll614·742-2160 truck$100 or21oodoS180 You Pickup SIS Call 814· 246 6804 Autos for Sale Broker-~uct ion"r 304-458-1683 before B 00 PM SPECIAL cut slabo 8 PU loads delivered in dump 71 Real Estate General weeke to 8 rnonthe old. cell Tw.o AKC Poodlo ailvor pupa, 304-882·3872 pay cash for old and tors, 1196 WANTED ! Boor Pig. 6 4212. 61 1 Drogonwynd Cottery Kon· nol 'CFA Hlmoloyon, Porslan arid Siemoao killona AKC Chow puppiea. Cell 1114· 448· 3844 oltor 7PM. kHtl, cockatlela, variety of flnchae, cages. feed and 1uppha1 Call 814-986- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ex :.~nl3 : .I 458-1082 'moa old. Call 814· 268· 1117. ~r~~--= ~~~~~~9:•~n~~d ~~~!~~~~t~~~~ ~~r;::s_:::.::::::::_::::_:_~:r.;~ ta, 6x32 - $2,395 . 1 8x36 -$2.696 , 20x40· 9790. Norwegian Elkhound . 3 spade finesse Declarer cashed dummy's spade ace and played a fourth spade, rufflng m his hand. A diamond to the 10 now enabled declarer to discard a heart 9n the fifth spade, Iosmg only one heart and one club to make the doubled contract 61 4-256·6245 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 742·2076 Park. Route 33. North of 1114·992-7479 4• Pass Pass Openmg lead • 9 Cue track forae 700 trencher back-hoe attach ment haudrahc conveyor, AP.IUITMENTS, mobile • Furmahed room. *100 Utili• tiel, range, ref Share beth .... · Men only 919 Sec Gell1po Pass Pass Trade Center Furmture Outlet Kanauga, Oh New Meytag & Crosley Appltan· $66 . Call 446-7398 . Whulpool chest type freezer, used 2 mo , 15 2 cutt., Coll814 446-0758 4• Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Rd Call 614-256-1778 otter 5PI'!1 For rent Sleep1ng Room& and hght holha keepmg room• P.lnk Central Hotel 4t For sele washer. dryer. elect Knauff F.rewood Split· 95% stowe, gas hot water tank, hardwood• Vou ptck up or bed, cheat, couch, cha~r we dehwer HEAP vender Call 448-3224 homes houaea. Pt . .PJ••••nt 1125 Love aoot 6100 end Galhpol11 &14-446· Kitcnen dinette set red & white, wood f60. Call 446 8221 0201 '· Pass Pass Dbl Dbl $96. 30' 1nranges alectrtc range ~;:;::;;:::::;;:::;==;;=r:~~;::;~:;=::;=r;;:;:;;:;::~~~;~1 $75, other to choose /· from Hoover dryer $96. 6 54 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 64 Misc. Merchandise lower 1 bedroom apt Total etectnc In Pomeroy by f1re station E•ceHant cond1t1on Call814·992·7314. ~ fiVe diamonds. profiling East's carelessness by putting West on lead South was now able to ' bar a heart lead from West. Not only was West prohibited from leading a heart, but the laws also prevented h1m from shilling to hearts If he retamed the lead (by cashmg the Club ace) A low cl'lb would have been successful, but this lead was not appealing So West led a trump , hopmg h1s spade strength would be adequate to beat the contract. But 11 wasn't South won the lrump lead and immediately !messed spades A sec· ond trump was followed by a second & $36 . Autos for Sale Brierp8tch Kennela Profes- Areblen Stallion at atud aion•l Al·breed groommg, • Pure bred end pert Ar1b11n lndoor·outd- boarding Ia· for ••le. Alk about our cllltlea . Englllh Cockor Spa- incentive program. A & J niol pupploa CoH 814·388· Arebien, leon, W Ve 304- '1AKJ IOH t4 bed complete mattre11e1. 8276 and Up to 71 Wright Stud S.rvico-AOHA Ruaty Pop Bor . Rog . Mar e' 1100 00 . Grodo More 160 00 Coli 81 4-247· 3216 nn. Fumtshad efftciancy •pt , LA · DA combinflltio:n kit· chen 1: beth Privete Secur· ity dep 6 reference Cell KIT 'N' CARLYLE brNdii1Girloh-Roy by AOt1A Champ· Tonto Bor O!!ttl 'AAA'. Coli 440·3889. Indoor- outdoor fecltltlee EAST Uv&lt!)ck Regletered Ou•fter hor11 HILLCREST KENNELS Boordll'fl oil b,.oda Hooted +4 The Sundav THT18s-Sentinel- Page- D-5 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. EXaPIIONAl VAlli ON ~ KK UNcH FOR SAlE IY OWNER-FIIANC:ING AVAilli£ IOOfo INIEREST-VARIAII£ OR AXED RAJE WITH SOf. DOWN PAYfiiNT Owner hi$ moved to new holM 1n um1 nt~&llborhood ond would li~e to share tfltlovely Sprina Volley oru with some luc~y person who apprecioteT a well maintamtd, quality home. Llrae lot, Clllfornio style bnck ranch with lan~s­ capln&and enclosed lln&lt car pr111 with adjacent office aru. 2200 sq. ft. llvln&aru. Jncludin&lar&• llv1n1 room With fireplace, dinin&room, family room w1th 1ndoor borbecue, 3 lar&• bedrooms, 2\1 ceram1c bat~s. stwlncoru 1nd roomy stora&e In utility room . Stora&e .areaovallabl• 1n baJtmtnl and att1c aru w1th ll,ncendlnc stalrwa7. Cor· petlna throuchout. llost window treotmetllsrtllllln R•· cent updltes1nclude nn roof. nn asphalt drl-ay, out· door carpet1n1 and indoor pelntlna. Home hu bun well maintained ond apdatad with ellra Insulation. ntw kltehen cab1ntts and Formica tops, stow. and double woll allen Dishwasher, dlspo11l endrtfflprator remain Out· door recrut1on aru lncludn cover..: patio with ps arlll. badminton court w1th outdoor ll&htln&. City sc•ool systlll, city water and sewer and shoppin&lllltby..Nel&llbor· hood Witch In effect. Must SM to apprec1at• fine dtta11s of birCh panllln&and trim, stone wall in family room ond room inns for furthor At 446-!734 .. Hoc-. lnf•-'*' ,... o-1'1 attracb~el y IS I· I I I I I 3-4 BEDROOII HOllE FOR THE SMAIL BUDGET Includes hvm~ room, eat 1n kltcner., forced an furnace, alummum s1dmg 0 78 acres lor only $25,DOO Eas1ly affordable THE LITTLE THINGS ADO UP IN THIS 2 STORY HOME - For example, 3 large bedrooms, eat m k1tchen plus dmmg 1oom, fam1ly room or den, IIV. mg room, I car garage, bath, gas heat, attractiVe cedar s1dmg, newer carpet Buyers Protection Plan and QUiet locat1on all add up to make ;ta bar ga1n at $34.900 den huge fam1ly room w11h Vermo nt castmR wood burn er. garage, pat1o and fenced backyar~ These features plus c1ty schools, lnendly ne1g~ bors and ~ood location makes th1s the home f~ wh 1ch you ve been searchmg L1sted at $67 000 but owner 1s 'anXIous lo se ll and 1s fleXIble o~ pnce ••ol ~226 IN GALLIA COUNTY tkeW1se111111, aroker«&-3796 II I I I :I \ .I WISEM~Itl..l t~ A CALL EVENING OR Clyde Walkfll. Assoc. 245-5276 ·~ B. J. 1111rston, Assoc. 446-4240 ~~,--···.~. HO-USE-~010 =]~3643 -CALL: ._g::.Ew=:~::~ 1 -·····---------------------------- ., I I -J · !· 7- J • �! ' ) The Sunday Times-Sentinel 71 Autoa for Sale 71 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 72 Autos for Sale Trucks for Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 1979 Chevy C-1 0 '11 ton, one owner. Cell 81.&·245· 6160. 72 Truck• for Sale 1884 Ford F 1110, 4 IPHd, overdrive, A1ng1r A pkg, AM -FM couott. 13.000 mlioo, 304·876·2419 . 72 March 17. 1986 72 Truck• for Sale 1984 Oodgo Rom Ooluxo 1977 Ford Fioo plcl<-up. ceb ruck. CruiH, PS, topper PS.PB; eutomatic. Felr con· • tr1Uer, hitch. 9,400 mllea. ilko now. Coli after 6PM. 814 -379-2712. 72 Truoka for Sale Trucks for Sale March 17, 1986 72 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Trucka for Sale 74 Motorcycle• 76 Auto Parta & Accaa1orie• 1984 Bronco it tow mlloo. 2 tono paint. PS. AM·FM 8·track. C8. new radial tlroo, priced reduced . Coli 814388-8889 onytlmo. dillon. Aoklng t1000.00. Coli 614·992-2648 oftor 6PM. Unscramble these four Jumbles, ]983 Chovotto 24,000 O'liles. 4 opel .. f3.400. Call !!14-379-2882. to 1977 Muotang Futback Coli 814 -388-981 1. 1160. Coli . AM·FM 4 4 6•6 6 1o l~t NuJDber 1 8 -treck, 448-73~8 . ~ 979 Thunderbird Town lend•u. full power. moat · factory options, burgandyj t2 ,500 . Call 814-448 0577. & t ·a mpers Offering CENGUARD'" Insurance Services 1978 Dodge Ramchorger • 4x4. Power •teering, power br1k11. I DAGUR JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT- ING. Rt. 1, Box 355. Galli· polio. Call 814-367-01178. 83 TI-ll$. 1'5 to·work for you: 1973 Hondo 360, 8200.00 Dodge Charger. low mi· plus H50.00 parto. 304leage, air conditioning. new· 675 -5995. tlrei, like new, call 614- 742·2025, milet. Exc. cond. 304-875 - 76 Boats and . Moton for ·s ale 6217. Gonerol Loo 1988 Dodge ·'7e Ch8rger. 440 engine,- 4 sp. tr~ns . . excellant body and 12.33 tlrn. 8&.000 miloo, 304-882·3190. ChoYv Blozor, 4x4, 4 lnc;h lift, alumn wheels, new Southern car . e2500 . Coil 614 -742· 2503. flO ME-& ll'l ACII£S .::.~Just liS:feif'ttil's"\•ielli<epf-.1· or 3 bedroom home near town. Includes family room with fireplace, large kitchen, dining room, lull basement plus 2 car garage and very nice 1\0 acre tree studded yard . $43,500. #800 .condition. engine rebuilt re - cently, good tires. $700. Phone 304-882·3692 oftor 6:30. Real Estate General 14 lt. Storcrolt deep V alum .• ex . cond. trailer, like IURRUMM, . I I I ( .<.A'~-::::::::'-....1-j Marcum Roofing a. SpoutIng . Now loetolllng rubber Coli 614 -388-9867. '1 4 11. boot troller, 40 HP 1980 Harely Davidson SportatBr : 3.000 miles , 19 11. Alumo Croll boot. 90 81 Home Improvement• Call collect 1·614-2370488,·9 a.!" . to 6 p.m. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. J & J'o Siding . Vinyl & aluminum. siding & roofi'lg . Fi-ee eStimates. Call 814· 367-7488. Michael' a Painting and Wal- lpapering. Coli 814 -7422318. - - - - - - - -lc - hor11 Mercury motor with t2,600. Sao at Botz Hondo. powar trim. Coll446-3664. AON ' S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and 14112 Lone Star 315 HP motor Bus "'Trecker 2, bass boat house cells. Call 304-5782398 or 614-446' 2464. a. troller. 11,250. Coll814 379-2882. 1981 Hondo CR 80R. ox. cond. Coli 448-3&84. whh 40 HP Mercury motor. gosted by tl1e ~- canaan, · Motorola, Queiar, and == _9;92=-7=1~1;9~on~yt=;:lm~·~· (I I I l I ) Jamee Bov• Weter Service. Aloo paola filled. Call 114216·1141 or 814-448 1175 or814-448 -7911 . 81 Spring tpedet: Gene' • deep Iteam cerpet cle1ning . Scotch guard. free · esti- Call814-261-1240. PLASTIC 87 Mrvice. Authorized Singer turing, St. Rt. 7 , Crown soteo • 'Service Shorpon Sciuoro . Fabric Shop. City. Dh. Coli 814-2581470. calf E.vo. 441 -3438 . .Central (Vitnna), W. Va . a. Electrical Refrigeration TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . Ave ,1 G1llipotia . 814 -446-7833or 814-448· 1833. · Home Improvements Weugh'a Water Service . Wells. cisternt, pool1, reaso· nable rates . Night ,or day . sEwiNG Machine ropoiro. .R • M Furnkure Manufoc- 84 FABLE ENOUC.H INDIGO 814-387-0823 or814-387· 7741 night or day. 1" 160 PSI .18' fl . - pick up 20' ft. · delivered Also pipe connections and Water pipe. _jAnlwMs Moridoyt -; 5 Yesterday , ·Answer: What posltlon does a monster ptay on a . rOofe. 30 veart IXJMri(llhce, apecielir:ing in buih up ro'o f. Unconditional lifetime gua· rantee. Local references furnished. Frn estimates . e1 ,160 or boot offer. Coli Doter· Work land clearing . l1nd.ceping, etc. F~ eati· metes. Call 448·8038 or .Home Improvements now &HP motor •850. Coli 448-7904 ond 448-3907. Johnson motor, extra prop . I Jumbles: BLOAT Coil onytime 614.- 4414537. Jomn L. Dovlson. Jr. owner. Now errange the clrcl~ letters to form the surprlee answer, as aug. hockey tearn?-"GH'OULIE" 81 . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Motorcycles 74 197l Volkswogen,, ..good Services General Hauling Keo'o Wotor Servlco. Wallo. Oood· 1 E•ctvtting , base· mente. footere, drivew1y1. Nptic ttnh, landiCIIping . A !STERN NECE551TY ON A !OAT. Prlntanswerhere: A air condi1ionlng. Excavating 86 cisterna. pool a filled . Phone Yomaho dirt blko (400 cc.j All redone . Call1 -304-773· 5367 boloro 8:00 p.m. Good condition. · 1982 78 Suboru Brat. 83.000 interior . Gol)fpollo, Oh4o Phono 814-441 -3888 or 814-448 -4477 L--..1.--'"-. 1 982 Camero autom1tic 306 engine, AC, cruiM t6,600. Call 79 Motors Homes Vtrgiia Snith...:..lleQitor..-311-8126 Business Services Electrical a. RafrJgeratlon Cor. Fourth and Pine Peroono Body Shop. Locust Rd . Pt.Pioiunt. Llmitad point job •r.clol f150. Phone dotal 1 814-986· 4147. Becky lana-Realtar-446-cMSI Jim Codnn-Realtor-446-7181 Pontiac Cltallne, i:ontrol, ., --·----......:..~....,. Judy DtWitt-Realtvr-388-11 ss 1 Mlrril Cartar~tcir-379-2184 '14 ton H.O.P.S. P.B. auto trona. 8.2 dloool.. 25.000 mil. 304·675·7151 . . neede trans. , no rust. $260. --- 7 Mtigo Electric Sorvlco. Cat.l --you'll bo gted··you did I Barnott ot 114-181· CA~:~·u~¥.::1NG I · DEK~N Free Eatimatea. 81-t-985 4174 . 84 Plumbing & Heating up or ahlp out 1 four ordinary 'IIW)fdS. Pereon1 Body Shop. Locust - -·- $2 by Henol Amcltd ond 8ob Leo one letter to each IQU8re, to form Rd. Pt.Pio11ont. Pool K&K. - ~~~~~Nlfj}'il ~THATSCIWIILEDWORDOAME . ~ ~ ~~· The S&H PLASTICS ~P:o:m;e;ro~y;.~8~1;4~-8;9~2;·2~2~8~_4=.=·~0~1~d;&~n·~w~U~p~ho;~;M~O~d.~~~~~P;H;·~3~~~·~29~5~-8~6~1~5~~--~-c ~ motos. Coli 814-992-8309 or614 -742-2211 . RINGLES'S SERVICE. experienced carpenter, electrician, mason, peln'ter, roofing !including hot tar application! 304-676-2088 or 875· 7368. Rotary or cabie tool drilling . Moat wells completed aame day. PufJ1p 11181 end aervi- ceo. 304-895-3802. 68!i Mlnnkota troll motor. Super alxty; 2 batter,ea . Too mony oxtroo to 1111. f4260. B l!t D HomalmProvementJI. replacement windowt. aluminum toHit, vinyl siding, continuoue guttera. free eetimetea, all work gueran. tHd, Spring Diacount. Cell Coli 814-9811·4387. Real Estate General ovonlngo, 304-676 -2144. E . M~ioo .... C Ganaday Realty POMEROY;- 0. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - New lima Road - 3 bedroom house. wood burner, fireplace, elec· tJiC b.b. heat, aluminum sid· ing, "2 car'-gafage Siolage building. Good condr.tron. $36,500.00. • BRICK 2 BEDRM., full basement, wbfp, central A/C,Ievel l~t· • with nice garden area. Excellent condition. Price in 50s. • e. ·· · smiNcivou• REAL.ESTATE 1S BIG BUSINEss..... - • CAU AN EIPEIIIENCED WOOD REAlTY SALESPIISONI ' . PRICE REDUCED- on this 64 acre Iarin. 2 older houses & nice laying land with oil & gas rights. Owner must sell and has sliced price to · RIVER VIEW - 4 bedroom ranch with full competed basemmt. 3 baths, fami~ room, beautiful in-ground pool wrth deck plus refreshment bar and bath. Garage in basement leviil, office area. Central air and heat -· Approx. 2 acres. · . . - • ' • #762 446-3636cA~ ·..-;=::t: a .....: . ...-.-·..! ""'~~-"""'~~ •..,.: _.,_. v .. !2 locu1! ':II, Gull1polu M~MB~~ •Willis T. Loodinetram. Realtor. Ph. Home 446-9539 1 Gave tips on STUTES · REAL ESTATE 446-4206 Sonseerhay Bonnre L. Stutes (Sonny) Garnes Cathy Clark Burdette Broker Assoc. Assoc. 446·4206 446-2707 Evenings 388-8118 Evenings i«".:.' MAKE US AN OFFER - I acre and attractive lrame ranch located near Mercerville. 3 be9rooms, lrvrng room, eat-in krtchen. 2 baths, basement Heat pump, woodburner Rural water. 2 car garage. . #705 NEW LISTING - Shoestrin-g Ridge on top of the wand with gracious suburban living at its best 3 bedrooms, HI baths, WB fireplace in living room, krtchen wnh beautiful cabinets, dining room. utility room, I \7 car attached garage. Heat pump, central air. 85'x300' lot. loan assumption, low rnterest. Outstanding buy. #n5 HARD TO FIND ~ the character and charm of this family home. Spacious rooms throughout 6 bedrooms possible, 2 bat1'6, fireplace in living room, ~!chen with di~ing area. large front porch, metal garage bui• in ' 1983, 2 flat lots. Price reduced to $44,900. Owner willinjl to listen to reasonable offer. House 0{the hor-: slang 7Typeot-.s 12 Zodiac ilgn 17 Unadufterell!<f 21 All 22 Long-legged bird 23 Ethical ·24 Unlock 25 Near 26 Transfixes 28 Scoff 30 Dark-gray Igneous rock 32 Pa's DSr11ner lOCATION: LOWER RIVER RD. ASKING PRICE: $49,900 lOT SIZE: IOOXI54 TAXES: $374.00 PER YEAR FINANCING: --! 0-IILD~N ASSUMPTION MAY BE POSSIBlE. . lB NEW LISTING- Excellent neoghborhood. Owneos have complelely remodeled tt1is home inside and out Lg. formal living room w/ w.b. TEAFORD Real Estate W" : 'tEmo 21!1 E. 2nd St. : Phone 1·(8~4}-992-332~ TUI1PEIIS PLAINS- 6 rm. It has bath. au1 ~,;.,;;;;,;: heat, 3 or 4 BRs, lg. lot. $23.800. POMEROY - Nrce 3 BR, 2 story frame at the edge of town. Natural gas furna ce, full basement & lg. lot. Only m .ooo room lor & 2 car garage . Owner will pay closing costs. EASTERN - 122 ac;res. Good 6 rm. ranch home with full basement, \1 minerals & outbuildings. $65,000. RACINE - Old time 2 story 4 BR home. Bath, basement and one acre. Offer welcomed. Asking $27,500. LANGSVIllE - 12 acres plus, 2 BR 11nch home only a few yrs. old barn &drilled well ..$31.500. MIDDLEPORT - 2 bed· room garage apt. on corner lot. 2 car garage with stprage. Only $17,500. Suo Murplty, MiiiOOt . . . . Ho1on, VIrgil Grill lnla TlilfeN ~mt __ .. room. spacious kitchen. AC, 3 ceiling fans, above ground pool with upper nad_lowe r decks. located in a good ne1gh borhood. Now Ihe Best Part! All th1s and more may De purchased on an assumable loan with 9~% rales. AskingPrice: $48.000.11 won't last long at thisprice. Call any hour fer your personal appointment. NEW LISTING- Modern ranch completely remodeled. 3bedrooms, ly. modern ktiche na and breakfast room LR, ne.w bath, sitting on .8of an acre on St. Rt. '554. On top of ground swomnl ing pool. Siorage building. Priced, low 40's. · lireplace, formal dinmg room , modern kitchen , 3 bedrooms, full basement , family room w/ w.b. lireplar:;e and book shelves. Lg. screened florida porch. Lots of room 10 build a swtmmmg pool on th1s lg. tot. Garden area. Garage. City schools . Price d. low 60 ' s~ TAX SHElTER Take a look. This may be /U S! what yo u need to help you on your taxes. 3 BRs.LR, bath. kitchen.localed on alarge lot at 7213rd Ave, Would make a good rental ho me. Asking Price. $16,300.00. RUSTIC LOG CABIN - II you're looking lor a log cabon you'lllove this country style decorated 3 bedroom. Futures a cczy living room w/ field stone fireplace w/ woodburner. Convenient country style fam1ly ~oom , dining &k1then combination. Only 2 yrs. old. SiHi ng on COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE - New bi-leyel home located · north of Rio Grande. Beautitul decor throughout 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, dressing room and bath off large master bedroom, French doOfs to back decl< off the •dining room, nice kitchen, large tamily . _room,~qeautilul carpel 2 car garage. : #717 4 BEDROOM- l'h story frameoome.located 3 miles lrom town. Eat·in krt, hen, bath, living room, partial basement with garage in the basement lev~. Home has new r~f. new furnace. Priced in the lOs. #709 JUST liSTED -If you are looking for pnvacy th~ may" be just what you need. 3 bedroom bi-level localed I mile north off St. Rt. 218. Includes: 2 baths, lg family room with woodburner, 2car garage, oll€r I acre yard. Immediate possess~n. $49,900. #785 OWNERS ANXIOus' TO SELL- Owners have moved and must sell thiS nice 3 bedroom brick and frame home near town. Includes: I \7 baths, full basement wrth family room and rec. room, fireplace, natural gas and c~ntral air. Priced at $49,900. #779 LIKE NEW .- 430 lewis Drive. This adorable ranch home is pertect for anyone. 3 bedrooms, 117 baths, love~ carpet, very large eat-in krtchen, central air w~l insulated. City schools, water and sewer. ' ~754 SITTING IN 20 ACRES OF WOODLAND - Contemorary home lea· THE PRICE IS RIGHT! - lL.S ot "Tendir Loving Care" really shows in this house.. 3 bedroom, two lull baths, tormal dining room. basement 2 car garag_e, metal barn, extra fenced lot. Much more. St Rt. 141. $37.500. #787 FARMERS ARE HAVING IT ROUGH7- Yes. we know this, but our lower land values makes this a good time to buy. 147 acres, solid 2 story country home. 3 barn s, shop, garage. Own water system. lots of tillable -land or pasture, tobacco base . Some farming tools included . Only $60,000. · #793 NEW LISTING - Owners must sell now! 3 bedroom mostly remodeled home on approx. I ·acre rn Green Twp. New kitchen, insu~ted. new wall~ new 200 A breaker, place for woodburner. Needs some work Green Elementary $27,000. # 782 dwarl lruit trees. Shown by appontment. MOBILE HOME PLUS41hcres -10x50 1963 mobi~ home with IO'x26' addmon. 3 bedrooms, bath, livrng room, kitchen wrth range and refrigerator. Wood burner incif!ed. located Vinton area. 1984 DqUBLEWIOE 24'x48' - 3 bedrooms, 2 full kit£hen complete with appliances. Cathedral I' tub and walk<n closet in master bath, all included. Must be moved from ' 11767 a partially wooded lot. City schools. priced in lhe 50's. STATELY HOME - .658 ocre ol woodland and 1.6 acres m/1can also bE purchsed. formal entry. living room and tnrmal d~ing room. moderr kitchen, lamily room w/wb lir"!llace. 3 BRs, 2 boths, 2 car garage, 8~ interest rale assumable. Shown by appointn'enl Priced ~ 60s. GREEN ACRES - Newly carpeted 3 bedroom, modern 'kitchen and donin• room comb. with ~~ing doors, iving room. bath. laundry room. sillife car garage. City school• Gas heat Nr eondiilnin~ · turing a solarium w/ hot tub wrapped by an ()pen formal living and dining room w/ atrium doors, massive stone firepla ce. A. modern complete kitchen and a breakfast nook. 2 ~ baths, 3 bedrooms w/ master suite, sliding doors to a pat1o area. laundry and mud room . Unfinished basement, 2 car garage . Vegetable garden and acres ol vacant land. and private. Blacktop SECLUDED PRIVATE NEIGHBOIHOOD wrthin walking distance lo W..nil>wn and city schools. Bfick lri~ev~ IJ>me ha> alormal entry,living room with fireplace and a breathtaking view of the (lli:o V~i!y. Steosaver loilcherl with bu~·in modern ap~aonr.es. den with fireplace, buill·in bookcase and holt bath. Middle le-I~ otfers master bedroom with lull bath,2 large bedrooms. ceramic lied lui bath. Lower level with large family room. «11 ilerl'oom. stcrage area. and ~undry/hobby room. This home has recently been '""'rpeted throughott ScreenerHn back !Dch with bu~<n barbecue gril. double ca<port with storage area. IM1dscaped lot to occen1 the beaul)' of this qu~oty ho~!~eo (jye us a ~ today. ' 'lly cedar LOCATED IN COONm -:- LR. 3 BRs. ~· ,~ .;::. dryer, F.:~~= ::O~r:!.l :11o< $32,00). WID COIIIOO - A-fiame tome on .65 acre lot .,., or ""' 2 or 3 berfroorro. I ~ bath, 1Nil'4! room, kitchero, ~lily room. ttitd bedroom t;OOid Ire U$011 lor fplly room, \\ ba......t unkloshed. 2 slum, Jefrill'faiOI', washer arrd dryer ilctuded. Pricld 201. OclUEIIT LOCATIOII :.. Walking distance to city schools. Modern 4 bedroom ~ 21amiiy rooms, 2baths, buiM·in kitchero,living room, utilly room. holm\' """' wonsllop, fiLII cellar, screa~ed-on iXJch, <entraloor, 9 8Ciet lot oiih prd8n, lruit trees and grape arbor.Home ha> been well wed , b . Enw~rt e11cient. RENTAL- 2mobile home lotswHh water. $45.00 per monlh. Kyger Creek School District. _ U ACIES - More or less. 3 bedroom mobile home, also J lddi· · · t-.um.; t'~~ .... ii~:'<Ji<i;·-C;;;~-.s;hw: Offillit::nh;t!d-in POSSIBilnY OF lOAN ASSUMPTION - Attractive home wrth invmng country settin& 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large dinrng area, kitchen with dishwasher, spac~us Irving room, unfi n~hed family rooiJI, 2 car attached garage, heat pump, central air. lDw maintenance. Over on~ acre of level lawn. Within 8mile of town. City Schoo~. $59,900. . #780 NEW LISTING...,- And a big bargain. 3 bedroom mobile home that is mostly furnished srtuated on a I acre lot near North GaHia HS. Includes 12'x 15' addifun plus a new 24'x24' detached garage. $25,900. #773 ' UNBELIEVABLE 2 or 3 bedroom Cape.Cod sty~ home. like new complell! buifi-in kitchen, new bathroom. some new-carpel Electric, county water, septic system. Partial basement St. Rt. 141. Unbelieveable at $12,500. OWNERS WANT OF.FER - Have transferred out of town and must sell. Attractive 3 bedroom home with I 17 baths, fireplace, equipped kit£hen, full basement with rec. and family room plus 16'x32' in-ground pool. . #769 STAT£ ROUTE 160 - Remodeled 2 story 4 bedroom home near North Gall~ High School. Fuiy insulated, large kitchen, electric heat .84 acre yard. Priced at $29,000. H763 · WANT SMAll ACREAGE? - Ideal for _bu~ding your . new home or just as a ~ place for getting away fro In it aU. 7.5 acres, mOfe or less, otroUingland. Drilled well, rural water and septrc tank already installed. Call for detai~. HOME AND INCOMEI -122.000. 2 bedroom, dining room. eat-in kitchen. Features IO'x48' trailer for added income. Well worth a look. H752 7'1r ACRES, MORE OR lESS - Plus 12 yr. old 4 bedroom home situated 2 miles off ,Rt. 554. Over 1300 sq. ft. of living area includes dining room. eat-rn kitchen . Owners anxiOus to sell. Priced at $23,500. 11794 . <l>aad i f, --- .- ~,. __ - "•-' -- . ·--·- -- 77 White House l,,_·:~:·f, INCOME OPPORTUNITY - Owners have retired and are very anxious to sell rental property. The price has been reduced on this business building and 3 mobile homes. located on 2 lots'with all utilibes. This property is in a prime locat~n and are all presently rented. Call today for all the details. ~ ...... , --~ #644 . ;. _,~· ___::-.. ...::... . - - ,..... ~... .::_ ..;·. ~:· ·"'•-,,.; YOUR FAMILY DESERVES THE BEST' AND THIS HOME QUALIFIES. LUAN WOOD SIDING, GIGANTIC DECK SO YOU CAN ENJOY THE FANTASTIC VIEW. 4 BEDROOMS, 22X20 LIVING ROOM FIREPlACE FULL BASEMENT. 2 CAR GARAGE 617 BEAU· TIFUL AcRES, LAKE DRIVE. RIO GRANO( CALL FOR AN APPOINT: . · -MENT... ---- · ---~ • ......, -. INCOME PRODUCER- Uve in one and renttheother. 3 bedroom home plus 2 !redroom 12'•65' mobil!! oome. Plus addrtional mobile home space to rent out. 3 septrc tanks, rural water. Shed, 2 run dog kennel. Mrnutes lrom Holzer Medical Center. Good rental income. Only $31,500. ADORABLE .HOME, NEAT ANO COMPACT - -3. bedroof!Fs. nrce knchen With dinihg area, living room, bath, hvrng room, attached garage, lttic fan. new sash wrndo~. fenced backyard. Good location. 11m retreat. located on l-loJnnan Trace Road. 3bedrooms. 2 story charmrng older home. Beaublul stocked lake. Wooded land to hunt deer and wildlife. Tobacco base Owner will sell all or part. · #669 - H712 NEW'IJniUKET .::. Start out or relire rn this 3 bedroom mobile home. Extra large porch 1 acre lot. City schools. $32,000. · · 11795 100 Prepare tor print 101 Grain: pl. 102 Evergreen l r - 194 Downy duck 166 Chopped linely 168 Withered 103 Base 169 Leaks through 105 Platforms 170 Goller Sam 107 ...........re of weight: 171 Ancient Jewish ascetic abbr. 109 Harvest goddess 110 Strikes DOWN 111 Entreaties 1 Athletic group 113 Way out 114 Baker's product 2 Proposition 54 One who !:hoots 115 Postscript: abbr. 3 Guido's low note from cover 56 Quench' 4 GratuitY 116 Learning 1 17 Suday brew 5 Great Lake 57 Delighted 116 At present 6 Depressions 59 Mud 7 Place or the seal: 120 Printer's measure 61 Unexpecled dltllculty 121 Scene ot first abbr. 8 Possessive mlrscle 62 Belabor pronoun 63 Particular Instance 122 Underground 9 AMar-dlnner candy excavation 64 Concerning 10 Put on one's guard 123 Island ott ireland 66 Falsehood 11 Guides 124 Taunt 67 Nine and one t2 Forenoon 126 Declared 66Leg 13 Take unlawlully 69 Tarrtalum symbol 126 Cubic meter 14 Country of Asia 130 Lamentation: 71 Stalemate · poetic 15 SlfTl>ler 72 Repetition 132 Rebuff 161ncllne 74 Fold 17 Voaoel 76 Masculine 134 Parts of stoves 37 Corners . 39 One of Columbus's ships 40 Bespatter 41 French article 43 Seasoning 45 JOUrntJYS 47 Latin conjunction 48 Lock of hair 49 Squandered 52 Fuel For e•ample: abbr. 123 Indian mulberry 125 Twist 58 is suffocated 127 As far as In wal..128 Forms 60 Lampreys 129 Angry outburst 62 Distance measure 130 Harass 65 Schod. abbr. 131 Indian tents 68 Alight t33 Badger 69 Stories 136 Iron 70 Apportion 72H__,s 138 European flnc11 73 Rubbers on pencils 140 Reproach 75 Auricle 143 AHarnatlve reply · 76 Order 144 Theater box 77 Shooting star i 46 Be borne 79 MuSICal 148 Goddess of Instruments discord 60 Fall in drops 150 Darrish measure 82 Alcotlollc bev<Jrages 151 Fashion 93 European capital 153 Dollar bill 94 Wlllpo . 154 Shor1 steep 96 Chi,_ pagoda 156 Pekoe, e.g. 98 Small rug 158 Abstract being 99 Military student 16 1 Tautonic deity 90Salllngvessel 163 Rupees: abbr. 91 Jumps 165 Road: abbr. 93 A 1housand years 95 Starts 167 Cerium symbol ~5 56 identical have to do is move in. Approx. 8 acres and Located on astate highway: You.can own your own bu s,in~ss . lu st call for more details. #599 #750 MIMI FARM - 14 ACRES - Oay Township, city school district. like new 3 bedroom modern house large comfortable rooms: 2 barnstecenHy constructed: one equipP,ed w!h stables. Six acres lerti~ land, lots of fertiizer and lime has been used. Tobaccu base. A .b;trgain at $51,500. H715 FOil .THE INVESTOR - 4800 sq. ft commercial burldrng. . Office area, sales space, storage space 3 rental units, 2 bedroom mo.bile lllme, 2apartments: All r,:e~ rented., Good rncome. Excellent in-town 162 Sweet ~-711ii~iiiR~,.w;.,..._..P_A.~~......-.~...~,_ carbohydtate~.::J.-~-7~-ur..-;-.s-;1..'" • ---~".' -::"' ~~-s!·~ ~<c::-::" ~- -~';'"~" INVESTMENT INCOME us an rn co me' Who doesn't' We have just lovely home 10 rental motel possession. RENTAl PROPERTY - You must see thiS double on 5th Ave. in town. The apartments are in good condition. Upstairs~ a 2 bedroom mosHy furnished. Downstairs ~ I bedroom. Natural ga~ a11 conditioners, fenced yard. Good pos~bilities. · #783 78 Tin symbol 79 A8cornpense 81,.Took a 0181 82 Diminish 83 Take a vote 94 Legume colloq. 85 Skill 87 Rocallto memory 147 Re-in Africa 89 Stone cut In relief 149 Scottish cap 90 Slumbers 152 Ma's panner 92 Old name for ' 153 A stale Thailand 155 Earn · 157 Biblical weed 94 Pulverized rock 159·Beholdl 95 Most barren 160 Paredise 96 Conducts 18 Above 97 Ceremony 19 Commarot 98 Fish eggs 20 e..._ 102 Conflagration 27 8real< suddenly 104 Need 29 Plac:ee ogaln In 106 Cutting tool rorrrw f)Oiffion 107 Kind or clolh 31 Nota or oca1<t 34 Gratify 109 Trinkets 36 Turldsh tiag 110 Sl)arpen 38.Kind of plano 111 Folds 40 Twotold ' 112 Seeds 42 Heraldry: grafted 114 Evident 44 caudal appendage 116 Unit of Italian 46 Bridge currency: pl. 48 Cudgel 117 Macaws 49 Clans 119 Coil 50 Unadorned SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOME . . AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAICES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL USII 200 ACRES - PARADISE lAKE - Year around sidinp, 7 ROOM FRAME One floor plan , 3 bedrooms. no upkeep white alum. sid ing. Buifi-r n ca binets, FA furnace. nice carpetrng. well ~ept prop' erty inside and out. 14'x20' block ga rage. Concrete drive. Chain lrnk fenced-in level yard. In su lated walls and ce ilrng. Phone today. #615 · lUXURIOUS . County Estate with 3 lndrana stone fireplaces. including one in a master suite, 4 BR'tOtal. 2!0 baths, l 12 acres more or less, ju st short distance from Gallipolis. This custom built log home fea tures nearly 3700 sq. ~- of beaulifully decorated and well planned living. Stunning living and. dining areas with beautiful hardwood tloors. The lovely kitchen is fully equipped and desig ned for co nvenie nce. C~ntral heating and arr. Attached garage, includes 5 room caretaker hom.e. #610 #770 • #662 ONLY $4.300 12'x60' New Moon mobile home. 5 rooms, bath with shower, nat. gas FA furnace. Buy it and move it or buy rt and move in by rentin g the lot it is presently si tting on . Phone today. #626 135 Lease 138 Place: abbr. 137 Pigpens 139 Dull 14H!alr an em -· 142 Exist 143 Spoken 145 Stege extra: THIS ONE YOU WILl lOVE! CUSTOM lllllll FIRl;tt£0 f«JME HAS 3 BEDROOMS 2. BAT!iS OAK CABINETS IN A VERY EFFICIENT KITCHEN, ANil£RSON WOOD WINDOWS. HEAT PUMP PLUS WOOD BURNER 40 FRUITTREES, NICE GARDEN SPACE. HOME IS PICTURE PERFECT iNSIDE AND OUf. $54,000. *liiEAGE - FENCED PASTURl REMODELED 2 BEIJtiOOM flt\ME HOME, OUT9UILDINGS. NEAR MINERSVILLl PRICED TO SELL AT $17.500. ® ·--.. "'"' ' . HOME IN THE COUNTRY 7 room hou se with 3 or possrbly 4.bedrooms, kitchen with built-in cabinets, storm wrndows and doors. Located on state highway. Priced at $39,000. Will co nsider lrade. Call for your appointment now. .• 364 VACANT-LOT- CITY OF GAlliPOliS 40'xl30' lot IIS5 1ocated on Madison Ave .. Gallipolis. All city utilities. Only $5,900. ~ 620 JUST WAITING FOR YOU Lovely 3 bedroom brick home in a very desirable location and close to Holzer HDspital. This home has a formal entrance, a large living room , a nice large kitchen with formal dining area and garage. This home is situated on a large well landscaped lot with chain link fenced•in yard. Also natural gas and central air. WANT TO SELL? ' CALL 446-3636 WE NEED LISTINGS! SPRING VAllEY SUBDIVISION Vacant lots. Nice size building lots with all utilities there . Lot size 101.8 by 171.2. Better get one now.· 1-l-:-2~--=,5 ~Stftoo£ ~QtpoQl~. ~~to Headquarters • •• .. SUNDAY PUZZLER ACROSS Real Estate General lh1s well cared lor home has all you need. 3 BRs, LR, large family Real Estate General - ...-...,..., -,....,_, nk:kname COMMERCIAl BUILDING in Pomeroy - Owner would like an offer on this business room . Call for details. REALTORS Henry E Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Jo Hill 985-4466 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 . !E.UDI , Gar· Ask YouFiolf This Quostlon-Thon List With Us 4<16 1Ob6 ~"'''' _:j~~~~,~-*~~-·:_=-~-=-~--=-=-·:!!!~-~-.~:=~---- ~!u:-!:;-~~~ ~;~~~-~ ·~~~!.-:_.-c.~~·. ::. ~-:·:"·= A -~ - A~ drivewaya. parking Iota. Any tize job . Replace old Concrete. SEnLE FOR THE WHOLE · COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WOILD? I ull Wonrl Rrnlly, lr•1 NEW LISTING ....: New lima Road - Approx. 58 acres vacant land with approx . 700 .ft. road frontage for . building sites. Includes all minerals. Water & electnc available. $17,900.00. NEW LISTING - Close to town - Big garden area & ten acres. Nice farm house with several buildings. Owner wants a quick sale. Asking $26.900 00 . MODULAR HOME and 317 acres in private location tust 'A mile off State Highway. Over 13DO sq. ~. liv ­ ing area includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, drnrng room...~ fi!IDilv_rool!1. )" Q ddburner,:_elec!~t heat, central air. Pole barn with workshop, frurt cellar. One year .Buyer Protection. $39,500. Cement Finiat)er, field. 814-986·4464. Now ' I' •• -------..,..- ·- ,. �'-G• D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel March 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Versatility vital to future ernployntent EDri'OR'S NOTE ~ Student Ambulladors for Free Enterprllle (S.A.F.E.) at Rio Grande College wiD be siJbmfUlng a 11eiies of' "i~~=airooieir. comm~, Oil ecoOoiiiiC 188ues and conditions that affect southeastern Ohio. It 1s S.A:.F.E.'s hope that through tbele articles, area resldenls wiD become more . lnfonned about the subject of . Corporations need quick reponse, Johns, a young engllleer .at a swift Initiative, manufacturing mePennsylvania steel fabricator, thods,!lnanclngstrategles, market- · faced a similar situation when hls log, and Innovation to survive the job ;~s maintenance supervisor was iil-i ....c . JClW., ~ V.l . ~..:vii(t"="LiU6a·a·' au,.O: contr teO tO 0 lSIOe CtJru,'Uitatns 1ii ... change. • a surprise cost-control move. jhe Education, training, mobUity and high technological companies, such personal direction are only a few of as Atarl, Mattei, and Texas Instruthe fronts that are rapidly going ments have also had present and through the jbo game. . unexpe<:ted layoffs. Versatility Is also affected by big technology and tnnoyatiQn. As Emanuel ,MQru>ge• nls, vice president and Sl!nlor 11.3rtner or. Korn Ferry lnternaUbnal, arrexecut e sea co . t· log firm, describes It, "Deregula· Uon and diversification have raised the need for better and dl1ferent people from what banking has always used. Monogenls concludes • By GREG VERHOFF S.A.F.E. ProgT!IITI Rio Grande CoiUeg:e example, Joyce Hanigan, who arrived at work one Monday morning to discover that her job had been eliminated. The Phone Center office she had helped open twoyearsearlierwasslatedtoclose change In order for us to emerge In new personal and professional contacts. Everything you create In your path requires effective communication. Exercise your creative lmaglna- technology, consumer ma_rketlng, : and managers rather than old style bankers." In dealing constructively with • change, we must all play major : roles In our society. Honesty, hard tiona! change Is 00 longer a futuristic or distant threat. This with divestiture. A thousand miles away, Derrick the road. The changlng world of banking Is ~- • _,.... . • :. . '=f:~;;;;j':; J!ii!:!~:~i = su'tln~~~ee~~re'iis~n-~*=· th~~;;; to! ; ro~~~;~tiY 'alert.t~=- ..• !r~es·.-,!"-'!'!ofi!1.gt,he ,;~d,4ecsa!!;d!!"e'~wi!:l!I\I,!~be~~-~o\!!.n=r== our Individual and community decisions. EXPLAJNING THE DErAILS - Ed Boggs, left, of Boggs Pest ~~~~~~~ thetype~tre~~oo~~~~-~~~~~~ro~~~~~~~~~mk~Fa~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~t,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gosaeti, a repre\iientatlve of.Dow Chemical. .[1 ._ · Publl··cati•on £eatu~es .1 con1roI serv . es _ Ice P 0~ HILL _ Ed Boggs of Boggs ··-Pest Control ~ named National Pes\ Control Association director last danger has to be faced by millions, young and old, graduates and non-graduates, and most lmpor· tantly. yourself. The American work force has Its jobs on the line as never before. The · job market of today requires · Armstrong ''Put tjp a0 • . and measuring tapes, Boggs andhis sons; Steve and .JeFFY; who-manage-- -sacFif~ces, {lex4blllt]{Til:nd··vel~at:ll-i-ll- the firm with their father,examlned lty. Mastering this requirement .. ~ :J:::!f-~;~~t¢es~~t~i-·--~~*~ ~~?\~t*~n¥~h~;~ilii~l~ --~IITt~~-ro~~a~s~:~~~l~~ 12 Dally. Boggs was featured ln. the magazine because of the·work his drilled holes In the floor at to 18-inch spacings. Boggs reported that he used Dow after their house had been twice been treated by a pest . control officer. However, the Jordans reported that termites came back continually to destroy their woodpanelled walls and closets. Boggs said he emphasized close work with customers to brief them on the type of products used, the cost of the job and other steps used In the treatment. "Close communication with the technology. . -- Kaiser ends ~~:d ~~s~J~~~~=~ ~i;:t~.L- ~~~~!!~~::~u~~!f:a:re~~ ~:: ··che.mi•= c . . a _l ... ~s"·ale.. -- · 01 The Jordans contacted Boggs great if other materials w.ere used. ~ OAKLAND, Calif. - Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. has completed the sale of most of its domestic agricultural chemicals business to S& P Investments Corp. · ~~!~e~s~~st~~ii~~~~:~;g~ ·• ~~;~~~!~J~:c/~~/er_ms ofJh.e. ..... ··BO'ggs'tnipeifedtrieeem'e!itbiock' and concrete slab structure of the house and determined that the job needed much extra work. Working_with.mirrors·, flashlights unhappy one," Boggs said. "It's very important to be sure the customer understands what's Involvf'rl in treating his house." Area ·personnel file - ·-~1:... . The sale includes approximately 100 fertilizer retail Farmarkets In the midwest and southeast, assoCi<!ted terminals and warehouses, nitrogen solutions manufacturing facilites and sales offices. The new company will operate under the name Kaiser Agricultural Chemicals and will continue to be headquartered In ·Savannah;-Ga:: with a workforce of approximately 650 employees. · . . --- ~WIIIIIIPI --- · ·-nr.-rmratftf-F-- ·-=-..::; • washable • Ham·llldl!!p t2" 112" • tile Sale! ~~- u~· :~~ 12' 89*. it06.&n,. S.ve on Annltrong ceiling eptema with the 110 rebllte end the 10-yeer limited warranty. Come in and save a bundle on Armstrong ceiling panels and tiles. Buy three or more cartons plus the Armstrong . ·~...Gr:iEt or-.Easy ~~~- kits tC1)t:Jt th-ern up. 6R'J I ct:..C~• .,- .. a $10 rebate from Armstrong and an exclusive 10-year limited warranty. • Purchase only the panels or tiles, and you'll receive a $5 rebate and •• 5-year limited warranty. • •: •~SO(PUt up and save! Sale.and rebate end •. April20. • · ·.. ;.,~ y,our retJ.lJer Jor_comn!et&J1el~ll.a 12 Celonlll C~ROLINA ~:farda~i LUMBER • acaasli:al • seMHiidl!!p • washable AND t2"1t2" SUPPLY COMPANY 312, Sixth Street 6 75-1160 Ill< Point Pleasant, W. Va. tO' I t2' .81' room STORE HOURS: Mondoy-Fridoy 8 o .m .-5 p.m .; Soturdoy 8 o.m. -12 noon .._ ,, .. ~-~...,~~- ~ GMeSamJes --= --.,;:....u=--=-......-c~"'"'m-uoriS1iiatthewY • • "!:'!Z ,..,....1:'11>~- p · ~--I....-r..:t:::- ._._ "1='· ~ -<~r ·"" · ~- Center In Richmond. A native of Jackson County, she currently resides in Gallipolis. GALLIPOLIS - Repair and servlceofcopyingmachinesisbeing offered by Gene Samples Services r;:::======================:;i ELB ERF ELD·s Inc. of Athens. Samples, who has had 17 years of experience with xerox, said he will work mostly on a time and material basis, and will enter Into service _ Hanes® contracts with IndividUal firms. He · estimated he can charge up to 50 percent less of what manufacturer representatives get on serv ice ~a ils . Samples graduated from high school In ·Montgomery, W.Va., , studied electronics in the Naavy and has attended West Virginia Techni· cal College and Ohio University. His coverage area presently extends to Athens, Jackson, Gallia, Meigs and Washlngl.on counties and Wood Courity, w :va. His business currently operates from . his home at R I. 6, Box 431, Athens, phone 592-1638. UNDERWEAR c• frlie ]{Of ones from Chevrolet! 2-NEW CHEV. ASTRO VANS NOW IN STOCK · Look At This One! 1985 CHEV. M~NTE CARLO SS GALLIPOLIS- Doris Matlhcws h<IS been employed a1 Woodland Centers Inc. as an outpatient therapist at Its Gallia County clinic. She graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor: degree in social work from Rio Grande College, and also holds a master's degree in social work from Virginia Common- s Black. power wi'ndows~wer door locks. air, AM-FM with cassette. cruise, tilt. special wheels, special stripes, rust proofed. ~!) Matthews' work experience ln. eludes employmen1 at Buckeye Ccmmunlty Services In GaUia County, l:llm\an Davis Medical Center In Petersburg, Va., and Humllll B.esources Inc. and Rich· · mond Community Mental Heallh Block birthday celebration noted Save with Hanes and give your pocketbook a breath of fresh air. Looal Block office district managers Delores Wall and Karen Clay said the local banquet will be held In ' "We expect a good turnout," they lldd:-''lt's a wayfor.us to.thank1all the people ~ho have contriooted to H &RBiock'ssuccess." ., AMERICA'S #1 COMPACT BUY! Ws AliD Ollst.Qu1lltg PIB·Ownsd Automobl/81 . At Alloid1bls p,Jce~. · · So·breeze on down right away and take advantage of this eMceptional offer. Its emploYees. St. Albans, W.Va., on March 23. 15.·CHEVe CA·VALIERS .Chart your course for outstanding savings on Hanes Men's and Boys' lightweight underw,ear. 'I Hanes offers outstanding quality, comfort and val\)e- plus you save. GALLIPOLIS- H & R Block Inc. wUJ be celebrating Its 30th birthday ID bUsineSS In March. , 111e tax preparation service will be noting the event with a series of l)anq\lets throughout the nation for -------+ LIMITED SUPPLY ROAD READY SET YOUR SAILS FOR COMFORT, QUALITY AND VALUE. Include• Men"• Red Label and Blue Label Briefl T -Shlrte • Boxere • A-Shirta plua Blga and Tall• Boya Brlefe 1nd T·Shirte. Men' a Pocket T-Shirta. SALE IIGINS MONDAY, MAICH 11 Elbertelirs ln - o ICOUitlut Chevrolet -Oldsmobile, Inc. .1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS 446-3672 ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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