http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5fa713c29607f6c0c18846cab75b6321.pdf 8e6f399755ef3ffd48c31d758c7f19c1 PDF Text Text ... • ' - Page-12-The Daily Sentinel ---Local Briefs:·~-----. Stop srrwking clinic slated Area deaths ' 0 Innocent .pleas entered by sunrivalist leader Born May 11, 1914, ln Hallway, · A stop smoking cllnlc, r»sponsored by the American Lung Ohio, Mr. Cunningham was:a son of Association of Southeast Ohlo and Ohlo Unlveslty's Department of sour! bordt't' after federal agents FORT SMflli, Ark. .(AP) MemortalservlcestorMadelYMe the late Walter and Murrell AM Psychology, will begin May 1 and run through June 11. wrapped up a four.day search that Cunningham. Members of a whitE' supremacist J . Sauer, Dayton, a native or For more lnfonnat'lon about the non·proflt Freedom from turned up 125 guns, lncludJtlg 20 Include three daugh· Survivors group returned to their . rugged Pomeroy, were held MondaY at 3 · Smoking program, call (614) fl9'£1(8) ln Athens. ·1 · machine guns, and explosiveS. . ters, Agnes Buckley of Raclne •. aod Ozark compound as . t'helr leader p.m. In Westmlnlster Presbyterian Meanwhile, federal Indictments · Patricia Knowles and Linda Ma· faced new federal charges !'hat he ' · Chutch In Dayton. Thursday In Hot Springs returned shaw, bothofGreenCoveSpr!ng$; a conspired to burnagaychurchand a Miss Sauer attended Marshall charged Bruce Gibson of Yellville son, Melvin Cunningham of Crooks· Jewish community center. University and Ohlo University Students and faculty of Eastern High School are planning a Uvely ville; a brother,LewlsCunnlngham wlthrecelvlngS!J;,OOJtakenduringa ' James D. Ellison, 48, founder and before gOing to Dayton where she evening of ''feudln' and flghtln' hillbilly sty)e" on Saturday, May4, at Ukiah, Calif., annored car robbery of Ohio; two sisters, ~thleen leader of the Covenant, the Sword taught at the Wogoman and Cornell ~OO~m · . Young of Ohio, and llene Justis of and the ¥m nt the LOrd, pleaded t'he FBI says was committed by The Heights Elementary SchOOL She Sweei Mountain Sound wm begin t'he evening wltl! folk music ' was a 'member of t'he Westmlnlster · MWleport; 17 grandChildren; and · Innocent Thursday to ari ln!llctinlmt Order. followed by students and staff presentjng a series of short skits. two great grandchUdren. · The· Indictments also charged charging him and a tonnl'r CSA Presbyterian Church and the COlPrices for the evening of fun and food will be$6for adults and$3.50for were held Aprlll3ln t'he Services Robert Smalley of Fort Smlt'h and member wllh mall fraud and wlth lege Women's Club. chUdren under 12. Hebn Funeral Home ln Florida, County Sheriff's, DEputy Carrol consptrlng to burn or bomb t'he two Surviving are three sisters, Mar. For tickets or Information call Carolyn 'Irlpp at Eastern High with burlalln Sharon Cemetery. WUllam Bruegel of consptrlng to buUdlngsand·a natuml gas pipeline. g~t and VIrginia Sauer of Dayton, 985-3329. • falsify flreaims reco!'lls. Ellison was ordered held without and Mrs. J.A. Walters of Florida. bond, and authorities said WOllam Memorial contributions may he Carl F. StiU Sr. Thomas, t'he fonner member, made · to t'he American Cancer MarY Kauff Taylor, Porn~, would be returned from Missouri(Continued from Page 1) Society. The long· range plan was revieWed and updated when the Meigs listed In the obituary of Carl F. StUI where he Is In custody on weapons FUnds for the operation of t'he Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors met Sr., as a half.slster Is, In fact, a full charges - to ' face !'hose .In t'he development director's 'Office will recently. sister, relatives report. Indictment come primarily from the Mason A film, "Wlldltle and the Fann," was shown by La~ Johnson, Melvin Cunningham Funeral services for Mr. Still has been In the Sebastian Ellison , County Commission, which last wildlife biologist with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. were, held Tuesday In RawUngs- County JaU since Monday, when he "approved Thursday unanimously A cooperator agreement was accepted for Wllllam Slater Jr. .tor Melvin Ctpmlngham, 72, ol Green Coats·Blower Funeral Home, with . and tour reputed member& of the the allocation of$35,00) to the MCDA l34 acres In Olive Township. · 'Cove Springs, Fla., died on Aprilll. burllillil RJvervleW Cemetery. neo-Nazl group The Order surren· for economic development, and the David Burt, district technician: reported that approximately 150 de red after a four .day standoff with cliy of Point Pleasant, which has acres has been plantedwiththeMooreunl.drllltlllsspring. Theno-tUI authorities. At !'hat tl)'Tle, he was p~edg€d $10,00). In addition, "In corn planter Is beginning to be used this week. arraigned on federal charges of kind" services from the county and Gordon Gilmore, soil scientist, reported !bat his Initial field review weapons violations and bond was set the city - Including office space In for the Meigs soil survey will be next week. . at $150,00J. · l'he Mason County Courthouse Those attending the meeting besides !'hose named above were of CSA were ;~Uowed to wlll account for$l5,00J.$18,00Jof t'he Members Tom 'Illelss, Alan Holter, DaVid Gloeckner, Rex.Shenefield, Robert return Thursdav to the once heavilv budget. First, Reid Young and Opal Dyer. . anned encampment near the Mls· Judge Patrick O'Brien completed lights working on t'he rearofvehlcle; J forty-eight cases Wednesday 1n Clarence Randolph Jr., Racine, $10 , Meigs County Court. and costs, left of. center; Marvin Fined were Kurt Nalstetler, .WoHe, Langsville, $25 and costs, A Shade woman was cited by the Gallia ·Meigs post of the State Middleport, $500 and costs wlth$475 expired driver's license; Roger Highway Patrol fQilO\VIng a tW<rear atcldent Thursday afternoon on suspended, 60 days In jail sus- Roush, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, u.s. 33. pended, siX months probation, failed to yield right of way; Betty . ' Troopers said Douglas B. Eblln Jr., 20, of Rook Springs, Pomeroy, refrain from complainant and Headley, Guysville, costs only, left , was southbound on 33 when he stopped to ma~e a left tum. restitution, criminal mischief; ofcenter,JohMyHolbrook,Beaver, A car driven by Fonda G. Thomas, 21, of Shade, was also Anna Aelker, Albany, $250 and costs costs only, overload: Russell Mor· southboupd when troopers said she reportedly could not stop in tbne wlt'h $150 suspended to attend ris, Syracuse, $45 and costs, and struck Eblin's car from blihlnd. Thomas' vehicle then continued driving school; three days In jail . disorderly conduct; and Leonard off the right side of the highway and Into a ditch. suspended, driver's license sus- VanMeter, Middleport, costs and No lnjurtes were reported In the 5:55p.m. Incident, wblch troopers pended 60days, DWI; Elmer Crites, refrain from complainant, criminal said resulted In moderate damage to Thomas' car. Eblln's vehicle Reedsville, $250 and costs, three mischief. 4.door sedan, V.a engine, automatic overdriv~ transrolsslon ·air cond. was not damaged, troopers added. Thomas was cited by t'he patrol days 1!1 Jail, driver's license sus· am-fm, power aeat, windows, door locks antenna trunk relel!Se' , for !allure to stop In an assured clear distance. pended 60 days, DWI, costs only for Fined tor speeding were Austin l()j:king wire wheel covers. Sharp Car! ' ·' ' speeding; Carol Goodnlte, Middle- Darrah, Powhatan Point, $21 and 00 port, $250 and costs, three days In costs; Ronnie Rowe, Chesapeake, jail, license suspended 60 days, $22 and costs, Thomas Farley, Point Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports !'hat six calls DWI, costs only for driving a motor · Pleasant, $21 ,and costs; Monica tor assistance were answered Thursday. vehicle without tall lights Mannon, p arkers burg, WV . . a., $19. Tuppers Plains at 7:10a.m. went to Reedsville for Leroy Richards . Ulumlnatlng. · and costs; Susan Thompson, Pario St. Joseph HospitaL Middleport at 9:46a.m. went to 1ll7 Park St. 4.door, V-8, overdrive trans., clot'h Interior, air conditioning, tilt Donald Folmer Jr., Pomeroy, kersburg, $22 and costs; Ralph for Robert BowUng to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 10: 29 a.m., wheel, cruise control, new radial tires, local trade. $250 and costs, three days In jall, 60 Stunn Jr., Marietta, $26 and costs; Tuppers Plains went to Reedsville for Kelly Spencer to Veterans day license suspension, DWI; Cindy Steven Legg, Jlelpre, $21 and costs; Memorial. Middleport at 10:31 a.m. was called to Noble Summit Workman, Rutland, $250 and costs, Jacqueline Wagner, Mldtlleport,$22 Road for Bruce Bumgarner to Holzer Medical Center. At 1: 28 p.m., three days in jail, 60 day Uce.nse and costs: Joseph Shepard, Mason, .. Middlepo}'t fltedepart!Tlent was called to thesceneQf abrush fire on . ·suspens)O)l, DWI; &?tty.J:Headley, $22 I and CQSts; .:Ta.mes :rerreu:· ·Middleport HilL i\ild at 8: 00 p.m., Middleport called io 7117:0Uver ·. '198~ Guysvllle,$250i\nd'costs,'t'hreedays · MlddlejlOrt; $00 :and CO!lts; Jettrey·. · St. for Martha Buckley who was takeil toVeterans MemortaL · lri jall,.. 6(J' day ·license suspension; Wets, NelSOnville, ·s22 iind 'costs; · ~.:ctooi, V.:S engine, air conditioning, anrfm ~tte. tilt wl\eel, crulae DWI; Jeannie Jones, Middleport, Ray Wagner, Athens, $21 and costs; control, clot'h interior, vinyl top, wire wlleel covers, focal car. · costs. two years probjl· · John Woods Parkersburg $21 and . . . restitution, tlon and 30 days h\ jail for each of costs; Wfl~ Alilf, East Liverpool, .. · · Melgs:J';!aSo!\.glrls softball league~ meet S\lf!4ay, 2 p.m., at ; four chaJ:ges of _P<~Ssing had clll!cks . . $22 , and . ·costs· Ressle . Shaffer·· · Mlddll'port Park. -·: · ·. . . .. . · . ·:. ·. ., ... " .. ' .. ~ . . .' ·. ' wlth Jan sentence s)lspendeil eilcept -yheshire, .$22 anjl · ci>sts; 'Ran~ · for tbne already !Jilrved. Rlffle,Shade,$22 and Costs; Chartes Michael Slcilggs, BidWell, $50 and Rellmlre, Jr., Pomeroy, $22 and costs, threedayslnjaUsuspended,a costs; William · Osborne, Long 4-door, V.:S, automatic, air cond., am-fm 8-track, rear defog., clot'h · Several foreclosure actions have been processed In Meigs County year probation, expired drlv.er's Bottom, $21 and costs; James· interior, cruise, power .door locks. Common Pleas Court bY Judge Charles Knight. llcense; and William Cremeans, Mazzocca, Athens, $2l and costS; Magnet Bank, Parkersburg, W.Va., has been granted a $27,737.71 00 Rutland, KeMel'h McKnight, Mid· Ruby Marcum, Athens, $21 and judgment from Clyde J. Morlan, Coolville, et. al., In a foreclosure dleport, and Carlos McKnight, costs; and Jerry Colmer, Pomeroy, action Involving property In Orange Township. Middleport, slx months In jail with $20 and costs. Magnet Bank has been granted a deficiency judgment ot173,238.17 all but five days suspended, Forfeiting bonds In Meigs County from Larry D. Culllp, Parkersburg, In another foreClosure action on PR~MIE restitution and costs, a year Court were Sheila Jones, Rutland, property In Orange Township. The original judgment requested was probation, petty theft. $70, no operator's license: Charles 4-door, slant six engine, automatic transmission, alr cond., a~ radio~ ~.490.82. Also fined were Karen Haw· Green, Rutland, $120, assault. dot'h interior, radial tires. Local Car. A conflrmatkin of sale has been entered In a foreclosure action !'horne, Long Bottom, $10 and costs, Forfeiting bonds for speeding filed by the Racine Home National Bank against Gene A. Dodson, et. failure to yield; Gregory Sheets, wereJohnnyHoward,OakHlll,$43; al., Middleport. The orlglnal judgment of $22,532.91 will be credited Hemlock Grove, $10 and co8ts, Jay S. Patlon, Delphos, $50; wltll $17,000 from the sale. No defiCiency judgment has been granted. failure to signal left turn; Danny Gregory Peltier, Fostoria, $50; and And Diamond Savings & Loan Co., Athens, has been granted a RDbson, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, no WayheTitus, Columbus, $50. judgment of $56,533.65 from John D. Wandling, Albany, et. al., for property ·In Sclplo Township. If not paid wlt'hln three days of entry, 2-door, l.oaded wit'h extras. · the mortgage Is to be foreclosed and the property sold. Southern Ohio Production Credit Association, Gallipolis, has filed 00 DaUey;whoa coup!~ of years ago COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP) - Un· foreclosure proceedings against Shennan Ray Marcum, VInton, et. helped to form t'he Family Fann able to take . t'he financial risk al., asking for a $43,739.70 Judgment on real estate In Salem • ' Movement - an organization of himseH • . a Madison County farmer · Township. The plalntlff requests marshalling of liens and sale of the fanners !'hat works to protect Is sub-leasing land to other farmers property. who are planting tomatoes In soU famlly.aperated farms from foreV~. automatic, air conditioning, am-fm cassette, vinyl Interior, new closure- saki he doesn't have the that has been called unsuitable for ltres. thecrop. 1 money or management expertise to trY lils hand at tomatoes, so he Richard Dalley has turned over Several marriages are ending In proceedings In Meigs County sub-leased the farm to others. 00 185 acres of a farm he rents In Mt. Common Pleas Court. . Sterling near here to several Linda Rathburn, Middleport, has been granted a divorce from fanners who contract wltllllelnz to Tomatoes can be harvested from Richard Rathburn, Columbus, oh grounds of gross neglect ofduty produce a tomato crop. his acreage because t'he land has ' ·· and extreme cruelty. Tomato farming Is not new to ,good drainage and Is ferttle, he said. A dissolution of marriage has been granted Deborah D. McDaniel, Madison County, which tradition· "It's a crop !'hat Madison and and Paul L. McDaniel, both of Middleport. Deborah McDaniel's Short bed, 4 cylinder, 4-Bpeed, power steering, am ·radio, radial tires, ally has yielded mostly soybeans Pickaway County fanners are malden name of Brown has been restored. · chrome rear bwnper, 30,00J mlles. . and com. A previous effort by going to have to take a look at," FlUng for dissolutions of marriage are Christine Y. Jacobs and another company In the late 1970s Dalley saki, adding that tomatoes , Brtan C. Jacobs, bot'h of Pomeroy; Regina Crump and Robert R. faDed because of wet cOnditions and can turn a good proftt undertherlght Crump, both of Pomeroy; and Diana Whaley, Ruttan~ and Brian · t'he ground's high clay content. conditions. Mt Sterling IS near t'he Whaley, Shade. ' Madlson·Pickaway county IJne. And a divorce action filed by Harry D. Games Jr., Pomeroy: Steve Craig of Sedalia, also In against Patrtcla Ann Games, Parkersburg, W.Va., has been Weather Madison County, agrees. Craig, who dJsmtssed. managed the tomato crops !'hat engine, 3 speed trans., white spcke wheels, custom paint. Tonight, partly cloudy with a previously were trted 1n the·county chance of showerS or thunder· for three years, said they grew well storms. Low near 55. Saturday, but that harvesting l'her:n was a showers and thunderstorms llkely. . problem. Hlghnear75. Thechanceofralnls40 FilmS o~ alcohol and drug abuse wlU be shown at t'he Old Dexter percent tonight and 60 percent , Church, located on County Road 6, ·Sunday, 7 p.m. The publlc ts Lo Saturday. welcome. Oldoexte11dedlorecaat ' ttery Sunday through '1\tesday: ' CLEVELAND (AP) - The Chance of rain Sunday. Fair wlMing number drawn Thursday Monday and Tuesday. Highs In the s~t night In . the Ohio Lottery's dally mld..fJOII to mid·70s Sunday and In the game, "The Number," was 666. upper 50s and 60s Monday and Portlemy Youth League will hold tag day Saturday from 9: 00 a.m. In the"Plclt4" game, the winning Tuesday. Lows ln the40sand low 50s number was 3781. io 1 p.m. Sunday and In the upper 30s and 40s •' The lottery reported earnings of Monday and Tuesday. $541,!117 from wagering On Its dally game. Ejll'nings came on sales of ~ek $1,127 ,ti82, while holders of winning I tickets are entitled to share$.'58.'S,il25. Clean·UP Week In Cheshire has actually be extended to nine days Admissions - John Ord, Letart, In theparlmutuel"Pick4" g81tlj!, - May 1·W- but the message Is stlll this same. W.Va.; Ebner Messord, Ewlnglon; sales totaled $182,398.50. Holders of resldellts are urged to clean thorougltly and provide JrOper ~tte Pridemore, Middleport. winning tk:kets are entitled to 45 drainage far aU lands, yards, vaults, cesspools, sheds and barns and Discharges - Betty VanMeter, percent of the take, or S82,2E6. A to haVe all tin cans. truh and other unclean and unslglttly l'!'llltter to Kat)ty Walker, Michael Hubbard, wlMlng $1 straight . ticket earns · be removed before May 10. Mayme Manning, Mru:vJn Darst, ~,928. A wlnnlng $1 boxed tiCket Nelson Cllne. · earns$247. Madelynne J. Sauer · • Friday,April26, 1986 Pomeroy-·Middleport. Ohio --- Annual NFL draft- Page 'C-1 'Traveling Yesteryear' Dinner-theater at EHS Plan reviewed at SWCD ~eeting P~B-4 • Vol. 20 No. 12 l:opyright.t 1985 'lbne&&nllnel S&alf POMEROY - The state 1s Insuring that prelbnlnary engineering plans for the corridor road from the Ravenswood Bridge . to Rock Springs are ·COmpleted QJ1 schedule. Southeastern Ohioans have been working to ·convince lhe state !'hat an Ohio River bridge af Ravenswood, COMected to Ohio 7 and U.S, 33 at Rock Springs, would be a boon to the entire area. The bridge was opened In In October 1981. The corridor road then became a priority on t'he Southeastern Ohio Regional Plannlllg Commission's list o( proposed .projects. However, state Interest In the project was seen untU last year after several southeastern Ohio chambers of commerce banded PQNITAC BONNEVULE : 979 PLYMOUTH .VOLARE Was $3,20000 NOW ONLY '2 I and rented for tomato crop . 1976 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL •2,400 Was $2,90000 NOW 1979 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . · s.~ver~ ~hla anddecl~l! "W$i' on POverty." This partlclpants.)lt a conference !\ere · discussed whether those efforts worked and s!ll)uld. be continued. ' , "We set a.l;!unch of goals 20 years · ago, and we mliqhose goals," said . ·wlnHred ~o; . tljlleraL. w ., · chalrwomanoft'heARC. "I can say, · · wlt'h complete confidence, !'hat t'he · people of Appaladlla now have- as never before - t'he capacity to. compete successtully'wlthany other region In the Country." Government statistics show !'hat the number of famUies In Ohio Appalachia below the federal pov· erty level fell from l3 percent In 1970 to 10 percent In 1981. Afederal report shows educational levels have risen and that the rate of Infant mortality . has been halved. Pizzano, appointed In 1982 by President Reagan, said lft'heARCis funded this year 1t wUl probably be the last. Some people at t'he conference said the government has abandoned Its commitment to the Appalachian region of Ohio, which Includes most of the southern and eastern counties of the state. Court ends marriages Was $4,90000 NOW JUST •3.900 1982 CHEVROLET 5-10 TRUCK '4,900" NOW 1977 FORD BRONCO 4X4 v:a NOW Substance abuse films slated STOP IN AND SEE Merrill, Jay or Alan Evans 'Tag day' Hours: Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., , · ·Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for Saturday Village schedules clean-u,p- Veterans Memorial vmaee .. .. _ _ . ......... .. ~ 1~. Newtp•per MAYJIEI 1 E MciNTYRE • WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate 1s urging President Reagan ·to reassess his viSit to a German .military cemetery where 49 of Adolf Hitler's elite SS troopS are buried, but his chief . of staff says t'he president wJil not change his plans. "He's assessed and reassessed and reassessed. and we are going to Bltburg," White House chief of staff Donald Regan told reporters Friday. ' . . . The Senate resolution, CO· 'sponsored by 82 eenators, urged Reagan to chanae his Itinerary and to vlslt Instead a symbol of .modern Qerrnan democracy to honor '~the .metnortes ofthemllllonSoflnnocenl clvlllant and hundreds of tltoulands . of AmeriCan and allied IOldlers who suffered and died at t'he banda of the •• road. Based on Information already gathered, two alternative routes wrn now be developed by Woodruff's engineers. ' Hedrick said Woodruff representatives were In Marietta Wednesday gathering Information already on tue at District 10 and !'hat archeloglcal Investigations are to begin this summer. According to a schedule sent from the governor's office, Hedrick expeets a pubUc·lnput meeting wlll be held In August. ,. (ContinUed on page A·3) ~Y· FOR dHANOE;.:;. the "Keeper of lhe . ~ . Clock" 1n the Indiana County CouriiiJU!Ie, In Indiana, Pa., gets IllS moves down for Sunday morning when lime tor tnO!It of the country will skip ahead an hour tor lbe annual pa888g1!1nlo dayD&J!Havin« time. In all or pari of 48 states on Sunday, dme will sldpfrom ~a.m. to3 a.m. In a ritual Rrsllnslltuled til World War I. (AP Laserphoto). 0 Multimedia punts fOOtball · team owners' purchase bid CORRIDOR PROJECt'"- Gov.Richard Celeste lncludedSilOO,OOO for the preliminary en&lneerlng of lhe corridor road lrom the Ravenswood Bri!lge lo RAick Sprinpln a $1.9 biD1on highway construction package whlch Includes 2'.1 specific proJects. Eight ol the projects are ln !IOUtheutern Ohio, Including the rortfdor, - GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP ) Representatives of the founding famUies of Multbnedla Inc. have told the owner of the Washington Redsklnstheyhavenolnterestlnhls proposaltobuythecornmunlcatlons company. Football t.eam owner Jack Kent Cooke released a statement Frtday · saying hls company Intends to make anoffertobuyoutstandlngcommon sfock of Mulfbnedla for approxi· mat ely $l.tlJbiUion. or $63 a share. Keni and his associates own approximately 9.7 percent of Multilnedla's 16.7 million shares. the statement said. Cooke's offer Is the t'hlrd outside proposal Muitbnedla has rejected In the past monthsincesenlormanage- ment and members of t'he founding famlly announced plans to purchase ou Islanding shares of stock and "recapitalize the company." Multimedia Is the parent firm of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co., which publishes t'he Sunday Times· Sentinel, t'he Gallipolis DaUy Ttii). unP, Thl' Dally Sentinel, the Point (Continued on page A3) Widow of famed synd~c3ted columnist dies at 101 PI'. PLEASANT Maybelle Mrs. JiUlles H. White ln Newport, Hope Small Mcintyre, 101, widow d. Ky, across the Ohio River from Clliclnnatl. At the time Mcintyre famed syndicated columnist 0,0. Mcintyre, died at 6: l5 a.m. Satur· was a 'reporter on the ..Ciriclnnatl day In the Pleasant Valley Nursing I?ost. Anniversary Gut Care Unit AlJhough 0 ,0. ,Mcintyre never She was born Feb. 9, 1884, ln Gatewood - the house in saw Galllpolls daUghter of the late Kate . Gallipolis where her grandparents, Gatewood Small, for whom their Gatewood. Capt and Mrs. James Gatewood mansion was named, and had llvedafter It was restored, Ius Capt. Olarles R. Small. body lay In state there prior to his She and Oscar Odd Mcintyre were married on his 24th btrlhdlly, funeral. His death came on Feb. 14, Feb. 18, 1!Q!, at the lllmeof Mr. and 1938. He had bought It as a 25th Nazis." Several senators said the resotu· tlon, whlch passed Friday on a voice vote wlth no oppoeltlon, Is a clear inessage to West German Chancel· · lor Hebnlit Kohl to relleve Reagan of hls commitment to viSit Bltburg, a pledge that they said 1s severely damaging U.S.·West German relations. Kohl hJIS 'praised as "noble" Reagan's,determlnatlOntogoahead . wlth the vlslt. But Bltburg Mayor Theo Hallet said Friday !'hat the people of Bltburg may themSelves cancel the May 5 vtslt because they "find unbearable t'he gushln8 .forth of abule .and lllander on our city and . especially on t'he aoldlef!llylnglillhe cemetery' II ' annlversafY.gtft for Maybelle. After his death, ¥rs. Mcintyre stayed at Gatewood during part ol every summer until the late 19tills, until she neared 90 years of age. Then she moved to Gatewood as a permanent resident. She was a Christian Scientist and attended the Science Church In Huntington. In her later years she attended First Baptist Church, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Grace United Met'hodlsl Church, and the First United Presbyterian Church, t'he last being only a block away from Gatewood. Ufe!!tyle &called . ' She disposed of her two Rolls Royce lilnouslnes In favor of a Lincoln Continental In which she toured Gallla County. Jerry Dillon and the late Bus Lee were her local Gallipolis drivers. More recently, she walked tochurch and elsewhere In town. Her maid, Nora Mosley, died a few years ago, and she was alone, except for a cousin, KathrYn Pin!rock. The Mclntyres went to New York City In 1912 aDd achieved literary and financial success. MliybeUe served as his nurse, companion and business manager. "Took Care Of lluljlness" In "The Big Town," pubUshed In 1935, Mcintyre wrote of his ~e: "... My wlfe has for 10 years attended to all my business affairs. She arranges and dictates ijU the terms of my contracts. The net Income goes tohen,andl stlllfeelshe has been underpa ld. The gentlest of (Continued on page A·6) Tobacco industry in 'mess,' s3:ys Farm Bureau chairntan :Senate urges .Reagan · to cancel Bitburg visit • • lntercllange on Ohio 7 across country to Great Bend. 000'1' then continued the study to the brtdge approach. In those prelbnlnary stu~les , three or lour alternative routes were developed tor t'he corridor ' week, ' ... .. Celeste was carried to the meeting by Bernard Hurst, ODOT's assistant director. · Hedrick said the g,ovemor's message was in es!;ence - "to pull out all stops." Phil Roberts, Meigs County engineer, said at Wednesday's meeting of the Meigs County Commissioners !bat aerial photographs from Ravenswood to Rock Springs were taken Sunday. Roberts had been in contact wlt'h George Dougan, District 10's deputy director. · HedriCk confirmed that report, adding that It was Important to complete the aerial photos before leaves came out on the trees. Two years ago at the state's request, Woodruff & Associates conducted a study from the Rock Springs WASHINGTON ,(AP) - Amerl· cans who want to be on time for church, goH dates, work or other appointments on Sunday should set their clocks ahead by an hour. The annual arrival or daylight. saving time occurs officially at 2 a.m, Sunday, when ltwUI become3 a.m. In aU or part of 48 states. Only Hawall, Arizona and parts of ·•Indiana ~Ill\\' topartl~.lllate. , , , .. · .The change means,It will remain dark ·later ··Into · the mom!llg~ ... effectively moving an hour· of sunlight to the other end o( tlle day. That allows more tbne for outdoor acUvltles In the surnriler barbecue, l'liireatlon ahd gardening season . .·:. ' ~ Setting the cloeks ahead, of course, means mlssl!lg an hour's sleep Saturdaynlght. But don't worry, there'll be an extra hour to sleep on Oct. 27, when standard tbne returns. ATHENS, .Ohio (AP) - An Appalachian Regional Conunlsslon official says she knows t'he agency's future Is In doubt but that Its demise could be a good t'hlng. The federal governnient 20 years a~to directed Its !'~forts at a 13-state Was $7,50000 NOW ONLY•6, •2,900 13 Section• 122 Pogea 5o Conta A Mtiltfmedil Don't forget: tum clocks ahead Sunday Future of Appalachian Commission • uncertain 900 Was $3,50000 NOW together In a petition drive. . Gov. Richard Celeste Included $lm,<XXI for t'he preliminary engineering In a $1.9 billion highway· construction packaie which Includes 22 specific projects. 1 Seven of the projects are In southeastern Ohio, Including t'he corrijlor. 'An elghtli project for t'hls region has also been added. A scope of services meeting between the Ohio . Department of Transportation and Woodruff & .._. Associates, Cleveland, the engineering fhm hired to , complete the prellmlnarles, on April 19 at OOOI''s central office 1n Columbus. , · Tom Hedrick, pl;pmlrig engineer lor ooor··. District 10 office In Marietta, said a message fron1 . ' 00 Was $12,200. NOW •1. 1, ·. 1982 MERCURY MARQUIS 1979 FORD .LTD ·~·· tntint Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant · Sunday, April 28, i 985 By NANCY YOACHAM 1983 OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY Foreclosures processed in cour.t · ..... , ..... .Raveilswood-Rock Springs road plan on track "Mark .Down· Specials" Was .$5'.90000 NOW ONLY continues Sunda -Page A-3·· '-"~ tmts Patrol cites motorist Softball meeting Sunday 0000 00 00 00 00 000000 Ohio weather: chance of showe ~ . · Buslnes8 •• . , •••••• ··· .•. .... ... .... 1).8 Deaths ••...•••••• •••.. ...........•. A-6 Edllorlals ,;, .. oooooo oo oooooooooooo A·Z Sports ... .. ,......... ............ . Vl·8 Take-One ... lnlleri Bob Hoeflich discusses 'dodging' potholes County court 'e nds. 48 cases this week was t\)onglhe River oooooo oo• oo oo oo8-l ·8 -Page, B-1 Mason Emergency runs reported Inside: James J, Kilpatrick ask!! 'can you make sense' of liberalism? - Pll@e A-2 PIAN I)EVELOPED- Jack IJielln, the dullmllln of lhe J.ooo......,. a Flll'm llureltll ~ eon.nJUee,lold .....,of Galla Cauntyaubllooo ram- Frtda,y IIIIi a~ Ina ee.m 11M • a " *m' a plan ... lheiU. . . , .... ToiiMm <lon1p-r .... Ollldd pollllbly, help uve llle lndul&ry. ' """'rilr By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'J1Jrlal.&ntlnel Stall . GALLIPOLIS - Despite provld· lng more than $15.5 mlUlon to OaUia County's economy over t'he past three years, the tobacco Industry "Is In one heU of a mess," t'he chalnnan of t'he Kentucky Farm Bureau AdvisorY CommitteeI told a gather· . lng of county tobacco growers Friday night. Jack Blelln told fanners !'hat reduced quotas, reduced prices, Increased bnports and proposed federal I~slatlon to cut out the. price support system are creating havoc wlt'h the IndustrY. · JioweVel'. Biehn said · he was meeting In Wa5hlngton Wednesday with .two U.S. senators In !lopes of and t'hree cents per pound, agreed to developing legislation based on a pick up a proportionate share of the ten·polnt plan negotiated between 1~ loan ~tocks at catalog prices Kentucky tobacco growers and the.. and 1984loan stocks at oool prices. R.J . Reynolds Tobacco <;:o. to sa-Q~ ... "It Isn't exactly what we want," Biehn said, "but it's the only t'helndustty. In the ·meant line, t'he Reagan , ballgame ln !own." admlnlstmtlon.• Biehn added, has Theplanmustalsobeagreedtoby dropped Its plan to phase out t'he other tobacco companies In sep_ar· piice support system In hopes t'he ate negotiations, which Biehn $8td plan developed through the negotla- should be no problem. However; he tlons will he successful. added, a problem Is arising becallse Under the plan, Blel\n said, two companies are hung·up en among other Items, Reynolds has antl·trust legislation. •agreed to pay $1.40 per pound for "Under anti-trust laws, they are burley tobacco and $1.35 per pound prohibited from setting prices and for nue-cured tobacco, agreed · to they want legislation !bat wwld plck up no net charges over the exempt !'hem from any antl·trust · mlnbnum amount of between two (Continued on page A3) ' . �,J ' April28. 1985 • Commentary and perspective <eo_nt_tnu_ed_fro_m_pa_ - ~~~> Page.....:.A-2. April 28, 1985; Extended Ohio fo_recast . MONDAY TIIROUGH .WEDNESDAY: Fair Monday and Tuesday. A chance of rain Wednesday. Highs · from the mid 00s to t)Je mid m. Monday and In the 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows from the 40s to the low 50s. Liberalism.bers.e rk_____.:...:w....:..;u~'ia,_.m_F_.B---'.u- c_k___ley~Jr._ . \. Can you make any sense of It? There ha$ not been a revival of use of Hltlelian-Stallnlst methods: Forty years ago, after fighting a Nazi sentiment In West Germany, torture, genocide, starvation, the great war In which there were close and explicit pro-Nazlsm •there Is at use even of chemical warfare. to one mUIIon 'U.S. casualties, we the crank level, the equivalent of Ku Minor efforts by nelghlxning Pakisdefeated Hitler. We went on to· Klux Klan activities In the United tan to provide refuge for some of sponsor, politically . and economl- · States. And yet"there Is a national Goi'bachev's victims Is met by cally, the democratic rebirth of furor over an American president, direct threats against Pakistan by one-half of the German state. The at the beckoning of a Chrlstlam the SoVIet Union. The U.S. governother half we let the Soviet Union Democratic West German chancel- ment does little to help Afghanistan , take over, and It Is today a state not lor, visiting a military graveyard and whatever we do, we do slgnlflcanlly different from what It contah,tng the bodies of German ap}togetlcally. would have beeo If Hitler had soldiers, three percent of whom Meanwhile, In Nicaragua, the continued to rule over It. There Is no were members of the SS. same people who gave us Castro In political vice practiced under Hitler TWo things are slgnlflcant abOut Cuba , and who pursue and kill that it not also practiced under the Hitler and his death camps. 'D!e Afghans who wish to be free , strike German pro-consuls of Stalin and first. Is that Hitler was Hitler )heir salient . And the House of his successors. The genocide Is reminding us of the long reach pi . Represent;ltlves denies the motion muted; though the anli-Si!tl:llllsm Is human perversity. The second IS to help !hal little band of dissidents rile. (At the commemoration of that by act of sa~r1flce and will, we who wish to contain the rising Buchenwald last week, communist slopped Hitler. HJtler1sm In their midst. So that at officials made no mention of the Now although there Is no revtval , the same moment that we -despise Jews as special victims of that of Hltler1sm In Germany, there Is Reagan' lor consenting to visit an camp.) In various forms, Gulag . Hltlertsm abounding elsewhere, un-deNazllled military cemetery of continues. No one puts at under 2n except that It goes by another men dead. 40 years, we decline to ' of Gulag; others name: communism. At this mo- help men stUI alive, whose days are million the .victims arrive at plausible ligures as high ment, the Soviet siate Is enforcing probably numbered, In Afghanisas 5o million. tan and In Nicaragua. , Its will on the Afghart people by \he ' 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio (614) 446-2342 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (814) 992-2U8 "' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller A MEMBER or Th<' Associat ed Pr£'ss. Inland Dall y Prf'ss Associa tion and the Amf'riC'a n Newspapt>r Publishers Association . t. • LETTERS OF OPIN IO N are we lcomed. thev shouli:l be li;>ss than .100 words Jon~ . AI! lett~rli are subj(>CI to E'd itt n~ and must tJE; sl~nN wlih name. addrf'S S a nd • telt>phone numb('rs. No unsl~nro l<'t!<'fS wil l ~ publi s hed . LE'IIC'rs shou ld tx> In gOQd tas te, ad(.lr C'!'lsl n.l: Issues, not pt>rson'!IIII C'S . ( • ~U.S. . Soviet relations: . :..a nother rough period . .: U .S.-Sovlet relations, never very smooth, appear to be entering another ,-ough period as the 40th anniversary of the powerful alliance that crushed ·-the Nazis and saved Europe approaches. • The rise ofMikhail S. Gorbachev as paramount Soviet leader on March, u·was greeted by Secretary of State George P. Shultz as "a moment of ~rtunity" lor an across-the-board Improvement ln.relations. . ;: ~ut after nearly seven weeks, what diplomats refer to as the '! 'lltmospherics" are as cloudy as ever. An apparent agreement to prevent 1il:rther harm to U.S. reconalssance officers In East Germany seems to 'have collapsed. :• President Reagan's spokesman, Larry Speakes, has threatened the Soviets wlih . unspeclfled "adverse consequences" If they do not deal responsibly with u.s. demands for an apology and compensation for the ·!i)aylrig of Maj . Arthur D. Nicholson Jr. .Amid the turmoil, the first round oftalks to limit nuclear weapons ended ' 1hJs week In Geneva. Switzerland, with no sign of progress'-- which means the arms race goes on. ~ :qorbachev accused the United States or reneging on an agreement to negotiate the "Star" Wars program In tandem with offensive nuclear · ' weapons. '·: Distrust appears to be on the lise. : Shultz said In an Interview recently that the Soviets had not even feSponded to U.S. proposals to reduce long-and Intermediate-range fnlssiles . • ·-But the Soviets may be holding back unlll. u:s. negotiator Max 'JSampelman signals that the space-based defense program would be part . •·.· " f~~e::~r ~lght,assessed addressll)g a private·arms COI!Irol org8!11Zauon here, • .· Nazi· ng· Brent ScoWcroll the prospects of an agreementas."fairly bleak.:· .. • hunti• · .• F;ol'I'Tlfir President Ford's national sec:urity adviser said the p,roblel)'l was · :the Soviets want the United States to give up the Strategic Defense ~Initiative "without paying anything for It," .whUe the U.S. negotiators :""don't want .to put it opthe table at all." · · . ,. , !ict\weni(t suggested several ·~l)lle a~ches; Including a l)alt to :,Star,·wars tn exchange lor th{1l!llrnlilatton ortJ.s. and Soviet mlssU11!1 With limiltJple warheads. J-lls audlenee seemed Interested, but It's ui:tltkely the two governments are, right now and for the foreseeable future. , Several top U.S. officials !1ave concluded that Gorbachev Is not really all ;that different from his th~).nvalld predecessors, even though, at 54, he . · r.Pi-esents a new generation. The conventional wisdom within the admlnlstratlon Is that he wUI need many months to con,solldate power In lhe Kremlin and wlll not launch new foreign policy Initiatives In the 'meantime. However, the new Soviet leader appears to he moving quickly. On ;ruesday, In Moscow, he illroduced two new national party secretaries ·wuh reputations lor efficiency an<) combating corruption. Jonathan Sanders. the assistant director of the Harriman lnslltule at •Columbia University, described Nikolai I. Ryzhkov, 55, as an "up from the factory floor" official bent on reform. Jn an Interview Wednesday, Sanders .l;atd the same applies to the other new secretary, Yegor K. Ltgachev, 64. ' "I believe we are going to see a retirement and review process, " Sanders said. "The retirement of old people and. review of corrupt people." ' The Import lor thl' Reagan administration, the scholar said, is that :·when Ihe Soviets begin to solve SDmi'Ofthelreconomlc and organizational 'Problems they are going t~ be an even more formidable rival." • Sanders said he thinks the Soviets are serious about arms control ilegttattons. "We have a wonderful opportunity," he said. "We have a -Window of tlnie." , But progress· on arms control probably requires a better overall relatiOnship than exists a I this point. ; After U.S. officials rejected as a propaganda ploy Gorbachev's Easter ;>unday proposals for arms control measures, the Soviet leader told a visiting U.S. congressional delegation headed by House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill .Jr.. D-Mass.; that "a klndollceage Is being observed In relations J;letween the U.S.S.R. and the United States." · There seemed to be a little thaw when the top U.S..and Soviet mtutary eommanders met In Potsdam, East Germany, on AprU 12. The State Department announced four days later the Soviets had agreed not to )lermlt "use of force or weapons" against American military llalson personnel. , But last Monday, the Soviet Embassy here Issued a statement i:hallenglng the U.S. lnlerprelallon and asserting the right to .t ake ; •Jegttbnate steps" against unknoWn Intruders on espionage misslons. 4 Gorbachev had been quoted by Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl, D-IU .• as saying Nicholson's slaying "should not happen again." The embassy statement )lppeared to underp!l the assurance. . . • Next month, when President Reagan visits Europe, he will carefully !wold any commemoration of .the U.S.-Sovlet alliance that defeated tlie Nazis: · Instead, he wlll try to put the emphasis on the democratic goverrunenl adopted by West Germany·after World War II. · •• Almost wistfully, Anatoly F. Dobrynln, the veteran Soviet ambassador, 'akked In a statemmt released this week by the' Sol!.let.,J;:mbaszy here: "U 'wl' could be alliE-S during the grave per1od In huma\1 history, fighting the common enemy, why can't we at least be on satisfactory terms, If not on ' '~rlendly terms today?" Today in. history • Today Is Sunday, Aprll 28,1hi> 118th day of 1985. There are 247 days left In · • Today's hlghllgh.t In history: . . • On Aprll28. 19i5,ltallan dictator Benito Mussolinl and his rillstress, both (If whom had tried to nee adVancing Allied forces, were captured and executed by Ilallan partisans. . , On tbls date: . : 1n 1758, theftfti\Presldent of the United States, James Monroe, was born tn Westmoreland County, Va. • . ln 171!8, Marylwld became the seventh state to ratify the Constitution. In 1'1!11 there was a mutinY on the Bounty as the crew cA the British shlp !let capU:tn William BJ.lgh and 18 sauors adrift In a launch In the South . Pacltlc. ' , . ! In 19!il, war with Japan otflclally ended as a treaty that had been signed py the United States and 47 oilier nations took effrot. , In - · Mal'lll8 went ashore In the Dominican fle!>ubllc to protect American lives d\jl'lng a revolution. !he year. Daylight-Saving Time began today at 2:00a.m. u.s. comtn·g attractions. e · Charles Krauthammer In Time ma!jazlrie says, In protesting tt\e : visit to Bltburg: Ca n't we under- : stand that Hitler's was a criminal slate? Yes, we can understand that. · But Hiller's stat¢ Is dead, and · another criminal state Is very much · alive, and against II there Is no animus being fed by establishment- ·. arian American moralists. They · are too busy protesting the policies of South Africa . Theseare abomlna-. · ble. But South Africa would need to -: lmpoli East Germans to show them h0\10 to build a wall around Its . frontiers to keep black Immigration : down to controllable levels. One month ago, an American officer doing routine Ihlngs was · shot dead by a Soviet soldier In East . Germany. Wegottheopposlteotan . apology. The Soviets have said II ·: might well happen again, It was r1ghl that It did happen, and that no .· reparations would be forthcoming. A year and a hall ago the same government shot down an unarmed passenger plane, killing 269 peOple ·In cold blood; followed only by wild charges that the Korean airliner ·. was a U.S. spy plane.' That government continues to rule over . Eastern Europe, ando to press Its ·. aggressions against countries as far from- one end of Moscow as · Nicaragua, as fa'r from the other ·, end of Moscow as Cambodia. · The same American congressmen and senators who gasp for air In protest against the morally , asphyxlallve agreement by Reagan to make a gesture as far removed from overtones of forgive- • ness for those responsible for the Holocaust as a visit to a Civil War cemetery In the South Is removed from an endorsement of slavery, blithely Ignore the pleas of what one· might call Nicaraguan Jews, ask- · .lng lor help In their own struggle to ,prevent the lise of HIUerlsm In their ·own midst. Some dare call this moral Idiocy. Chance of sh&wers continues By The Associated l're88 A frontal zooe that moved Into southern Ohio on Friday night will remain nearly stationary, keeping alive the chance of showers or even thunderstorms over mucti of the state throu!ih Saturday night. High pressure moving Into the Great Lakes region will decrease the chances of rain Sunday, especially In northern Ohio. HoWever, there will continue to be a chance of showers In southern Ohio. Clouds $Pread across the state during the predawn hours Saturday morning, and some showers were repot1ed In the Dayton and Columbus areas. Radar showed a large area of rain over the southwestern half of the state at sunrise. but most of It was very light, with some probably not reaching the ground. Almost aU of Ohio except for the northeast corner had a high temperature In the low Sls Friday. · · Fair wl!ather wW begin the work week Monday, but there will he a chance of rain again by midweek, according to the National Weather Service extended forecast. High temperatures l9r the ftrst half of · next week wlll be mostly In the 60s. Ohio agricultural advisory • • •. . • inves)lgated by.' the .OS!. ·Plotting , the assassination of a Polish Pope· who had sown the seeds of rebellion In a .Soviet satellite Is. one thing; for'glng J>QIIce.re(.oril$..an\) payrolls .· in obsCure areas of NazJ-\!ccupled : Eastern .Europe to .nail obscure concentration camp guards In the United Stales Is quite another. Yet the emigre grpups' accusalions - often couched In blatantly · anti-Semitic terms - have somehow managed to gain some ere- . denee, not only on Capitol Hill but at the · White House Itself. So OSI Insiders are understandably nervous when they hear emigre : leaders call for an end to the Nazi · hunt, or at least a congressional · hearing Into 'the validity of Soviet- ·, suppliedevtdimce used by OSI. >: ' Art Buchwald . .' ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · President Reagan has had a After shooting down several Gergreat deal of dll!lculty In the past man lighters planes In a smashing few weeks with the history of World dogfight, Reagan dies a fiery heroic War II. His first gaffe was to believe ' death. The Important thing to remember Is, while there was lots that German and American sold!ers were burled In ' th~ same • of talk . of German bad guys, cemetelies In Germany and could lteagan never got to meet one presumably he honored atthe same personally In the Dim. time. His secondonewastosaythal To my knowledge the only time very few of today's Germans Ronald Reagan ever came face-toremember the war and certainly lace with the Nazis .was In none of the adults now living "Desperate Journey," made In participated In any way. And 1942. He co-stars with Errol Flynn finally, he really Dunked the course as part of the crew of a RAF Flying when he said the soldiers burled at Fortress. In the film Reagan plays Blt~urg were just as much victims a brash, amusing, Irreverent but of the war aspeoplewhodled In the very brave Yank. Holocaust. · After the RAF Plane drops Its What Is one to make of the bombs on Germany It Is shot down President's blunders? and the crew are round~ up by a , There may be clues In a book German major (Raymond Mas\ltled "The 'Films of Ronald Rea- sey). The German military In gan" by Tony Thomas, publlshed "Desperate journey" are parby Citadel Press (i980). !rayed nof ' so much as villains as Despite helng under contract to they are bumblers and Idiots.~ The Warner Brothers, Mr. Reagan did picture was the "Hogan's Heroes" not play In as many World War II · of Its time.) In Reagan's big scene movies as one might think. Yet his ~ Is being debriefed alone by the view of the war and the Nazis could major, who thinks the Yank will tell easily have been formed by tf"oe ones him everything he wants to know he did ap~ar ln. about the mission. Instead Ronnie In 1941 Ronald Reagan went Into knocks out Massey, and then sl~ action for the first time In a film. - down and eats the major's titled "International Squadron:" · breakfast. Mr. Reagan played a daredevil After this hilarious scene Reagan American stunt pUot who ferries a and the crew ftnd It a ' bn!ele to bomber to the RAF. In England. · escape and make their way across Once there he witnesses a child allof.Germany,blowlnguphalfthe • killed In an air raid and jOins the country wltb violent acts of sabotRAF to get even with the Nazis. But age. ln a .slam-bang finish they Reagan doesn't take his Dying Job manage to steal a German bomber ser1ously and while he's messing and take off for England with Errol around with a French pilot's F,IYM !it the controls. Having wiped girlfriend he mlsaes a mission. HJs out Gei11')811)1, F1yiln · turns to ' American best friend substitutes Reagan and says, "Now tor for .hlm and Is killed. Australia and .a crack at the Japs." . This sobers him up as far as ' That, ail. far as I know, was , World War IrIs concerned. He Rooald Reagan's only HoUywood action In the European theater decides to atone tor his tacky behavior by knocking out the during World War II. He did serve French pUot and taklpghls mission. honorably In Burma In "The Hasty ' By The Asloclated Press Precipitation may stay,&ut pf northern Ohio over the w~kend but will contlnut! to.lnterrupt'iittdoor activities In the southern pari of the slate through Sunday. Light amounts of rainfall are expected Sunday as shower activity diminishes ;~nd dr1fts southWard. The moisture will be helpful In restoring a favorable balance In the upper soU layers, but northern Ohio solls wlll remain too dry for good establlshment of transplants or Seedlngs In the Jli'Xt several days . A more general pattern of rain may develop again liy Wednesday. A high pressure center will be·~vlng Into the Great Lakes region Sunday and cqndltlons for $Pfaylng will begin to Improve as winds diminish. Dry weather and lfl<lderate temperatures Monday and Tuesday will favor completion of spray applications. Where showers occur overnight In southern Ohio, vegetative · wetness may persist Into Sunday as relative humidity remainS high. Minimum temperatures tonight In the .50s will help lengthen the necessary wetness period lor apple scab Infection to 10 hours or more, allowing lor some daytime drying early Sunday to stem the Infection. Minimum temperatures In the 40s to low 50s across the state will be typical for the next five days. No frost . threat Is Indicated, and tr,ansplants should halle favorable conditions tor- establishment where moisture Is adequate. Rain by Wednesday sllOI)Id give a boost to the plantings, and dayttme' temperatures between now and then will not he stressful. Base 50 growing degree days wUI accumulate at average rates of six to 12 ·per day lhrougb the weekend and early next week. Soli temperatures at the four-Inch depth will. maintain averageS from the upper 50s In northern Ohio to the mid 60s In the southern pari of the state. offt.ce -thre·-·. ·~te·.n· e. •.d,.-._..;.,._..;,.Ja.;_c_:k·....,A_._n~d-"er_s_on..:..·· . · ·. . · .. . :· WASHINGTON ·- The Justice emigre organizations found sympa- KCB would he 'too .farfetched to . Department's Nazi-hunting Office thetlc listeners In Congress and· the seem plausible. , .of Special Investigations Is under media. · . But ln 'the ca~ of .osrs target~. Increaslpg.attack from c.rttlcs, ~th _ , It m~y alsc he nocolncl(lencethat ~ the .fh~ of KGB fabrication of its tundl!tg and.tts-vecy extstenre Jll - t~bftetl shrlll cries tor OSI's heiliJ .::· evldenctHalls .on. three Important · stake. It may·beno cotnpldcnce that . ColnCide4 ,with the Reagan admlnl.s:" grou'nd&: The documentary evllhe demands for OSJ's extinction tratton's heated rhetor1c about the · dence supplied by the Soviets has · come just as Its years of palnstak- Soviet Union as the "evil empire" withstood court challenges In this lng research have begun paying off and the KGB as the architect of country and abroad, and has been In the exposure and deportation of subversion worldwide. authenticated through exhaustive suspected war criminals who had For the key point made by OSI's sclentlllc testing. Furthermore, the taken refuge In the United States critics Is that the.evidence against paper traU has been buttressed by after World Warn . Eastern European .ethnlc refugees· . personal testimony of surviving As long as the OSI' sleuths were -often comes pr1marlly from the eyewitnesses, always under cross· . just digging quietly Into the back- Soviets, and Is the~fore suspect, examination by defense af\orneys. grounds of the accused ex-Nazis. To a public ·conditioned by . Finally, there !s no plausible little concern was expressed. Even persuasive reports that the Soviet reason why the KGB. should have while the years ot legal actionS and secret poiiCf! Instigated the attemp-· expended the ma,sslve effort that , appeals were grinding along, oppo- ted assassination ofPopeJohnPaul. would have been requlred .to trump slllon t<1 the OSI drew little II In Rome, no accusation of up evidence against dozens of publicity. malignant manipulation by the suspected war criminals being But when the OSI hll paydlrt, Heart," and In the Korean theater In an MGM film tltl!!d ''Prisoner of · War," which was so bad that It Is said It hastened Mr. Reagan's decision to go Into politics. The President's finest hour was "Helc lea Is of lheNavy,"lnwhlchReagan was cast-as a naval commander on a sub In the Pacific who wreaks havoc on the Japanese Heel. Not only did Mr. Reagan win the war, but he alsc won the girl, a nurse played by Nancy Dav[s, WhO Is now our First Lady of the land, I detail the films that Mr. Reagan played In for only one reason. It ·Doonesbury appears the President's Hollywood , war record-, whl\e distinguished, . certainly did not prepare him In any-' way or shape lor the 40th anniversary of the end of hostilities with Nazi Germany. . It also mlgh1 explain why Mr. Reagan Is so, ignorant of World War II history .. Even a 1blt part In "The Battle of the, Bulge'" would have made him realize that visiting a German military cemetery where ss·soJdlers are burled Is just not the r1ght thlng"for an American President to do. ! Roblrison Humphrey-Amer1canExPleasant Register and the Tripress In Atlanta, saki she considers Coonty News. the Cooke proposal a bonaftooqtrer Multimedia has alsc heard proposals trom an InVestor group, becausesaneotthestock heanli his . Wesray Inc. headed ·by tonner associates own has l!eell })llrchased Treasury Secretary William Slmoo recently. at $8l per share and from Lor1mar "He's been willing to put some · !DC!ney where his mouth Is," she Productions at $61per shll,fe. Donald Barhyte, Multimedia said. Trading of Multimedia stock was chief financial officer, said Cooke's proposal was presented to fanilly . suspended Friday morning, biJt the stoek went wild when trading . shareholders. reopened. About ·a million shares . "They have said they would changed hands In the flrsthoor, and prefer not to sell the COJ1Ipany," he the total VOIU!l\11 was 1,153,00! said, adding that the company Is taking steps to "solldlfy' ' ownership shares. The stock opened Friday at $58 a share and cl06ed at $56.87; of stock. "Apparently people are taklnj! Lee Wilder, liD analyst with their cash and running," said Klaus Schoenig of RobinSOn-HumphreyAmerican Express' GreenvUle ·Road plan•.• (Continued from page A-1) From the two alternatives , a final . route wUI he chosen. After that, an envlronrne!ttal document wUI be prepared by Woodruff's engineers. Preparation ol the environmental document Is the final step before actual design plans would be ·, fuJided . Hedrick eXplained that the mvlr- . onmentai documf!ll Is to be finished In February 1~. "contingent upon . many · things out of OOOI"s control." . · , ,\ Hedrick noted that¥ the environmental study pJ;OgreSses, parts of the document will be toi'Warcled to " the Ohio Department of Nalural Resources, the Ohio Historical Society, the Federal Highway Administration and others lor "review and evaluation.'' Hedrick said the department will "stay on top ol the situation" to expedite the review process. Hedrick said the governor has set the department a "tight timetable" for all the nearly twodale11 projects on his "special list " and that necessary proceedures In the completion of these projects are -to be "streamlined." Roberts commented last Wednesday that he has "never seen thestatl' move this fast on anything." Hedrick agreed with ROberts' assessment of the situation. He explained that first steps In the corridor's preliminary engineering are being paid for out of "state-only funds," thereby s)ll'elllng up the process. office. Analysts say the activity could he theresultofbJytngbyCookeandthe Inside Investor group at Multimedia. However, Barhyte said Fri~,Y most of the activity probably was-by POOL lilT Oa SPA INVOICED IN APRIL (Continued from page Al) legislation," Biehn said. "However, any such legislation would be referred to the Judiciary Committee. which I've been told won't go through with it. .. Under the ~I zystem, Biehn opinion that the added, "It Is quotas wUI decrease and imports and exports wlllcontln~eupuntll the program will be discontinued by either the growers or the government and Idon'twanttobewlthout a program." Legislation has been Introduced In the House of Represents tlves and Senate that would abolish the price support.zystem Immediately, Biehn said. Tobacco Imports have risen from 295.8 million pounds In 1982 to an all,time high of 400.1 mlllton pounds In 1!&, while exports have dropped from 5'1tl million pounds to 542.7 mllll\)npoundsoverthesameperlod oltlme. · · · In Gallla County, the effective quota has fallen trori13.673 million · poundslnl982tol.TT7mWipnpounds In 1!1!5. Additionally, the ayerage. pnceperpoundhasfaUentrom$1.&; to$1.75 over · •100 DOWN ltOUIS YOUI PU•i:IIASI Al 11111111 LOW DfSCOUIIT NICIES 16d2 11a36 20•40 - .. CLEVELAND (AP) - The winning number drawn . Friday night In the Ohio Lottery'~ dally game, "The Number," was 376. In the "Pick 4" game. the winning number was 3922. The lottery reported earnings of $65'7.,186.50 from wagering on "The Number." The earnings came on sales of $1,247,182, whUe hoi~ ol wlnnillll:' l tickets are entitled to share ~.995.!50. '265000 Complete Kits In Stock AIM' '2175.. ot'"'r ·srs.. ::: ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S 5 5~0 · . 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Now '3997 . 5mm Plain ... ............. fl.~s.-. '.1.1?Y/ ... Now S9497 5min Millgrain .-- ... ...... fl.!(!l; . ~?.!.?.~..... Now '5997 8mm -Pl ain .................... ll.~&. ~~n?'! ... Now '1449 7 ' 4mm PI ain .'. ! ,iJ!h!~~:i.sh!.i. fl.!:K.~'-1:()()... .. Now '3997 ., •. ' Published each Sunday, 825 Third Ave. , by the Ohio Valley PubllshinM Company · Muhlmedla, Inc. Second clan postqe paid at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Entered aa secon~ clas• mailing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio, Poll Office. -1985 .BUICK PARK AVE.NUE "DEMO'' ' Member: The Ass~laled Preu, In· land Dally Prt'ls Asaoclatlod· and lhe American Newspaper Publlthtrs AI· ' FANCY BANDS 20% toclatlon. National Advertising Represenlatlve, Branham, 1717 West Nine Mile Road, Suite 204, Detroit, Michi- OFF gan, 4807S. 8UII8CKIPI'ION KATE8 ·A legitimate 20o/f . off ihe area's large.rt wlection of 'ArtCarved de siglzed 'wedding bands . Dozens and dozen.r of Jtyler from which to choose. ByC~orM•~rRo~ One We.k ......... ....... ... ...............$1 .10 One Month ....... ..... .. ......... .......... Sf,.HO SINGLE COPY PRICIIS , Dally ......... .... ....... .~.. •··••··· ·· ro Cents No subtcrlpttons by mall permll!ed In towns where motor carrl11r aervlet> Ia available. ' The Sunday Tlmet:·Sentlnel will not be retponstb1~ for advance paym.mtJ made by carriere: • MAIL IVIIIICKIPTIONS lludor oaJr One Year ................ .................. $26.8() Six montht .. .............. ,,,.,, ;,, .:..... $13.00 ' White with maroon interior. Power aeats left and right, AMFM·cassette, power wfndow1. power door locks, electrc;mic touch climate control and much more. Replacement list 'Price· 818,300. . ' $15,900° 0 EI'F . IF RE SALE FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY - HURRY! Dollrud-r IVIIIICIIIPTIONB -·-"-·...... laoiHOblo weekl ............... ........... .. ...... $!111.24 26 W~kJ ....... ........ ... ..... ...... ..... ~ . 12 13 WEek• ............. .... ................ 111.!16 . --~-~ .......... - • - Otolllde Oldo · 52 WoeU ............... .................. 159.80 2~ WoeU ............. ... ....... .. ........ $31.:10 13 w...kt .. .............. ...... ........... Sts.&o '· .. ' ' .·• YOU ACT NOW:-PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS WILL Ell· GRAVE YOUR WEDDING BAND SELECTION AT 110 ~:-..:..:=-==-==-CHARGE! . !~!AIL ~~ . " WEDDING BAND SPEOALS or mot e.Then whien ~ need JIU!IIl!Y, numbei'IJ: 376, 39;,!2 '2350• • ~n4 ~~':!..:~~~·o::~:~ ~.~.: \'bur own ~nona( _line of credit of $500 Louery ~inning :, ' In the company. ' .· M ultimedla · Inc. Is a media communications company which publiShes 14 c1aBy, and 29 non-dal~ , ·newspapers, owns and operates five : television, and 10 radio s(allons, : operaies more than 100 cable , television franchises Jn four states, ' and produces and syndicates televl- · ston programming, Including the ' Phil Donahue Show, ! .------FREE-----....... SWIMMING POOL KITS & SPAS Tobacco... .. ·By The.~laled Preis Heavy showers and thunderstorms rumble!l from Texas to .•Kansas Satu_rttay after dumping t1u'ee Inches of ra~ and , ·, 'bitseball·slzed hall ·on -northwestem OklahOma, where a flash flood . watch was ppsfed: . ' . ,.·. ' . - ' . ' '. . .. ' ~ Flood warningS were posted tor Michigan's Upper Peninsula, · where JJ mph windS were expected to push water ashore !rom the brimming lakes Erie and St. Clair and the Detroit River. . The Oklahoma storm pelted Fargo with golfball-to baseball-sized hall Friday night and poured about 2 Inches of rain on Manhatian, Kan. . . In Ohio, meterologlqts were puzzled by a report of a "funnel oloud" that dropped oui of clear skies on the Musklngum, ·County · fairgrounds In Zanesville, 50 miles east of Columbus, tearing the roof off a cattle barn. There were no Injury reports. In Illnols, authOrities said a tornado apparently touched down near Decatur on Friday, tearing the porch ott a house. · ' Showers and thunderstorms also reached from , the lower Mississippi Valley acr06S northern Alabama, western ~nessee.• the lower Ohio Valley 11111! Illinois, whlle scattered spowers ranged from eastern New York Into New England. ' Rain and snow showers continued over Arizona, New Mexico and · Colorado, where travelers' advisories lor snow were In effect for the ' , · mountain passes. · Teri'lperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST ranged !tom 26 degrees at Casper and Yellowstone Park, ~yo., to 79 degrees at Biloxi, Miss. ' speculators. Mu!Umedla Is not buying stock, he said. and he does not think the founding families are buylngany. . R. Cooper White, senior vice president of Inters!ate Securities Corp.'s Greenvllle office, said the odds of winning the battle to a;~ntrol Multimedia now favor the Inside Investor group. Cooke met earlier this week with severalofMultlmedla'sofflcersand dlrl!ctors, according lfl his statement.'fheunsotlclted proposal from Cooke did not descr1he his sources of financing or the conditions he would seek, Multimedia said. llarttyte said the recapitalization plan they and senior management have approved Is worth approxl· mately $54 a share and would keep the company publtcty owned by allowing stockholders to sell lhelr exlstlngsf9Ck while retaining equity fRH $OUR COYIR WITH ANY IN-GROUND VSP~a-811 BY GARRY TRUDEAU The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-A-3 )'r--o--weather: -----. Multimedia...____________--:-________ . rh& Sunday Times·Sentinef : - A Division of ' Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. I I. lilt ' �• Page-A-4-The ' Ohio-Poin• Times-Sentinel · - W.Va. Victim's husband remembers couple aggravated mlll'der trtal of Ms. Brown. She and Coleman are hetng trted separately in HamUtonCounty Common Pleas Court for the attack July 13 on the suburban Norwood couple. If convicted, they could face the death pettalty. . • It Is the first murder prosecution against Coleman and Ms. Brown, both of Waukegan, Ill., who faoe charges in a series of alleged crfrnes across the Midwest last summer. Walters told the jUry he aild his wife had been planning a weekend camping trtp when Coleman and Ms. Brown came to thetr home to ask about the camper. Watters said he spoke with the couple on the trent porch, then took them to a nearby bank to get the money. · They returned to the Walters borne and were In the living room discussing the camper's title when Coleman began complimenting the Walters on their furniture, he said. "Shortly thereafter, I don't remember what happened," Walters said. "1 vaguely remember some painatthatpolllt.ljustknowlwastn palll." ' His next memories are of waking up tn a hospital months later, he said. -: 1986; ~ April 28, 1985 " :.TORE HOURS: <', MON.-THURS. 9 amti110 pm FRI.-'SAT. 9 am tll10 CLOSED. SUNOA - No child restraint· :~harges dismissed thru May 4. 1986 GROUND FRESH ILOIN END ••ul! TIMES DAILY PORK ROUND. BEEF LB. Ll. CHOPS . SPARE .9 ·. 9 ( ~~:s - Ll. SHOULDERLI. J-----------~--""1STEAK LEAN & JUICY $]39 ., $] 09 CUBE STEAK 11th . FREE ·DRAWINGS FOR S250 IN MERCHANDISE CEitTIFICA TES i FOR ~ lCJ() - - WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st -. . -.. ·- MANY CLOSEOUTS! <--·JUNIOR. BASIC : .. LEE JEANS • . ~ ' -·- -, . .•. . Now$14 99 WISHBONE .1 oz. Little T~L.C. Never Hurt .r' t\~ t1'1- ...., .Anyone. Providing the best in quality health care has always beer our top priority at Pleasant Valley Hospital. That means having qualified personnel1 But having a highly qualified staff isn't the only priority we have. Our people also believe in showing you that we care, too. Sometimes it's called T.LC. short for Tender Loving Care.lt' s the type of thing that's usually small in nature. but holds a wealth of meaning. It also takes a s~ial kin9 of people to give it too. It takes people people. People who care. The kind of peor.le you lind at Pleasant Valley Hosplta . It"s our '!IDY at Pleasant Valley Hospital of providing you with the best of both worlds - quality ' health que combined with personalized attention. · ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAl:. ' ._ ·. _;,·legislati~.~; . .,. ... • .' BinY dibCKER.·· . . -•- . . ':. . . .•· 89< I Gll. DIAL SOAP MAR·GARINE NORTHERN , BATHROOM $ TISSUE·· ROLL PIG. " ·POTATO 7 oz. CHIPS UG 16 oz. 11 CHEEZITS z~ . . - . :'1-2 $1 09 PIZZA . $169 9.5 oz. PKG. . ~ • auto seat belts, passed by both !houses and awaltlllg Ooor votes not ; yet. scheduled. Bills llkely to he •consolidated for final action. ' '· INTERSTATE BANKING - Blll (to allow Ohio banks to do business in 1other states subject to reciprocal • agreements · with those states. : Passed by House, pending Ill the . :Senate Financial Institutions and ; Insurance Committee. No heartng • date set. : MANDATORY DEPOSITS : Legislation requiring a deposit of up • to 10 cents on beer and soft dtink : containl'rs to help. reduce Utter. : Awaiting f1earlllgs tri. the House : Energy and Environment ·Committee. · .. .' 69( ______ ·" ..._· - -..;·- - - - - 1 :,..._..;· , • •' 'I .I . -- r ' ~ •' • READY TO FINISH FURNITURE. WICKER CUSTOM FtNISHtNG HAND·CRAFTED GIFT ITEMS I' CRISP LETTUCE HEAD u.s. MAINE POTATOES 49(. BAG10~. $11• '. ' . 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PKG. . ~ the House ' SAVINGS AND LOANS- Mea. f~re facilitating the sate ot the ~closed Home State Savings Banko! ,Cincinnati to an out-of-state bank. ; New bUt Introduced In House, up lor :hearing Monday in the House KRAFT PARKAY ua IDAN DEE . :~:.~!c~r::ee.'n ' J Hubbard's Greenhouse MOW OPE.Nf. OR SPRING SEASON cOLUMBUS, Ohio (API"- Here WANT · . Is the status of major legislation ·Even in summer rou have no pending Ill the 116th Ohio General control over how much color ·· ' Assembly; you're receiving. With our sysSTATE BUDGET BILL -l..egts· • tem, you can watch your t~n ·tattoo appropriates $.'1).8 btlllon to slowly · develop. and matntam finance state operations In the precisey the color you w~nt. from ·two-year fiscal period beginning a sumbtle accent to a .n~h deep July · 1, ·cuts taxes, earmarks' bronze. simfiY by ~h~ngmg the ,unantlctpate<j lottery , profits for frequency o your vtstts. schools. PasSed by House, up lor • Every_ day is sun day at the Sun 'hearings fuesday and Wednesday and "Sand Tanning Salon located ;tn Senate Finance Committee . . in Head Quarters Beauty Salon on TRANSPORTATION BUDGET Forest Run Rd. , - Separate bill appropriating 992-6311 ·approximatelY $2.6 bUiton for transCallfor Appt.or Wak·ins ' portation and ret a ted purposes In :•)he 1985-1987 biennium. Up lot llo--...;::..-~~--'!"'"" -~~--t CAKE MIX ASST. FLAVORS . Two indicted for =· · auO'l'avated murder If you have been injured on the job and desire legal representation for your Workers' Compensation claim, call for further informotion without obligation. . CALL COLLECT: (614) 488-6945 (614)_. 486)8401. · ," WITH OUR SPECIAL BASE . . BUILDER ·AND AMPLIFIERS .· YOU CAN . HAVE THE TAN YOU. WANT . .. ·. · JUST as·MUCH clUOR AS . ~;Status · of Ll. rc-"----,...;_ FAMILY .SIZE ' II • BUTTER- . MILK ,,, GAL. SUNSHINE Valley Drive. Point. rl~aSI!nt, West Virginia 2.5 550 .· ITALIAN· ILl. DRESSING 2% but a :· · . · ., VALLEY BELL · _sure we Have Qualified :~:.Medical Personnel, · ,. • .. LB. ·'. ··$2 '. 49 aunER ~~~~~~"~~~~~~~~~~~~~MILK rf VALLEY BELL a, BACON $ .15~ ·.· $1 ·29. .-~~~~~N . -$1. 89 · ...... -> 21 oz. BUILDING '•• ' • . .:, . <.I · REGULAR S22_.99 DA·N'S • PRE-SLICED . . . ',,' given an honorary membership. INJURED ON THE JOB? ~~::~~~~:;=:;:!J~~~C~~l~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HOMEMADE · 1 FOR S2S • Ll. COLE SLAW .. James A. NOI1hup dlsdngu~ service award, and Dick Thomas was food couppns can be used 1ega IIY only to buy food for human LEBANON, Ohio (API ~ 'l:wo consumption. trtcludlng seeds and plants to be used In gardens to grow , Mason men charged with the April food tor the persona1 consu mptton 10 robbery and murder of a motel night clerk have been Indicted on of families cerilfled to receive and death-penalty aggravated murder use food coupons. Monroe Woods • Midwest Re · charges by the Wa'rren County giona lAd mlnts. tratoroftheUSDA's. grand jury. ood d N trill Servl e Which KevlnSmtth,32,andJamesKPrr, "' including ·beer,torlight bulbs, house· "exchange tneltglble Items . administers F an u theon program, c • ex- 21, were Indicted Friday• for the t 1·ed that be.1ore being autho · · robbery and stabbing death of h.old cleaning. produc.ts, _facial Pan -d firms Richard . Dickson, :ll, of Mllford, the tissues' Paper plates, a flashlight, r tzed to accept f..,.._.coupons, will bid b night clerk atthe TraveLodge. · laundry detergent, soap pads, must agree t.hat they a e y ·bathroom tissue and dtshwashlng the i-egUlattons governing the Food Conviction on the charges could .liquid. · Stamp Program. Woods said any mean the death penalty, according Mrs. Charlene_ Doczt, owner of _ firm which VIolates the regulations, to Warren County Prosecutor James Flannery. Smith and Kerr the firm, may apply for reinstate- , an d anyonew hop~suresa firm to . , alsowerelndictedononecounteach ment of. the firm In the Meigs do so, weakens and endangers the CountyFoodStampProgramatthe whole program established to of kidnapping and aggravated .a_nd-"m-al_nu_trl-:-t-lo_n.__r_ob_be_ry_._ __;__ _ _~"i ; ,end of the dlsquallflcatton period. ...·co.:.:_m_ba_t..:.hu_nge.::_r_ 'The firm may not accept food coupons before It 1s reinstated. · .. A USPA official explall\ed that Ll. l .FOR S50 • FIREMAN OF THE YEAR- NeD McMahon, lett, battalion cldef of the Gallipolis Fire Dep~ent, Is presenled the clepilrtment'sllreman of t~ year award by Shirleen Wiseman of the Wiseman Agency, · Gallipolis. McMahon, 4'7, has been a nte111ber ot the department since 19'l0. The presenlalton was made Friday during lhe fireman of the year banquet spqnsored by lhe Wiseman Agency. Doug Runyon ~lved lhe CHICAGO - Pick and Sllovel, . been disqualified Iron\ the Meigs County •Food Stamp Program for a petiod Af five years, which began the u.s. ...Dep artment of Agriculture re. poned Saturday. Thi! firm was charged with repeatedly accepting food coupons FRESH SATURDAY, MAY 4th . 1 FoR·· sts •• In Ro ute 1, Langsvtlle, has POTATO SALAD COLUMBUS - Local fanners program. Production Credlt Assowho want to le.am more about the cl.attons and local branches of the state's new low-In erest agricultu- large statewide banks are alSO ral loan program can contact the eligible participants. At least oneftnanctal-lnstltution is State Treasurer's office toll-tree at eligible in each of Meigs, Gallla, 1-!Dl-228-1102, or ask at local banks and Athens countles. or Production Credit Associations, says State Representative Jolynn . - - - - - - - - - - Boster (D-Gautpolls 1. Boster co-sponsored the legislation which established the agrtculBEGINNING tural linked deposits program e.arller this month. "Under the new Jaw, the State Treasurer invests a Starting certificate or deposit with a local THUIS., APRIL 30. bank at below-market interest rates. The bank then lends the 6:00P.M. money to the farmers at belOw· At TM Carleton Schoal onnal borrowing rates,". Boster Syrac.,.• said. Certain local banks have been for further lolforiiiOfion · certified as state depositors, wtuch CALL 992-5421 are eligible to participate ln the ·KARATE CLASSES ;tJSDA disqualifies Meigs retailer from · Jfood Stamp progra~ ... ' Rep. Boster reports fann loan information ·now available locally GALLIPOLIS - No chUd res- distance; and Keith R.S!iunders,24, traint charges against two Gallta of Athens, defective exhaust. eounty men were dismissed in· Fort~tlng bond for speeding were Gallipolis Municipal Court Friday. Randy R. Stevens, 00, of Lucasvme, The charges agalllst Dennls D. $36; James A, Houck, 29, of Eureka Hunt, 27, of Pattiot Star Route, and . Star Route, $38; Mark A. V<:&tlch,31, \John R. Kasee, 25, or 123 Fourth of Detroit, Mich., $38; Christopher Ave., Galltpolts, were dismissed Btars, 49, of Rt. 2, Gautpolts, $39; because the two had obtained the Diann L. Browning, :ll, of 335 Clark proper restraints and complted with Dr.. G!llltpolts, S43; Sammy c. the law. Bowen, 31, of Rt. 1, Crown City, $46; :: Fined $25 and costs for fishing and Janet R: Slater, 42, of Kentuck, Wtthouia UcensewasTtmA. Hysell, W.Va.,$82. . 22, of Racine. Timothy D. .Meadows, 18, Rt. 2, I* tratttc cases, Delete K. Phalen, Galllpolts, $38; Betty S. Hupp, 38, 20, of New Haven, W.Va., was filled Mason, W.Va., $39; Dennis L. .112 and costs after pleading guilty to Matheny, 33, Stssonvtlle, W.Va., failure to stop withlll an assured $39; Lynn N. Wheatcraft, 32, Rt. 1, clear distance. Gallipolis, $40; Jackie L. WhittingForfeiting $00 bond for traffic ton, 32, Charleston, w,Va., $40; violations were William Foster, 21, ,Roger W. Williams, 32, Columbus, 463 Latiat br., daUlPQIIs, red llght; $43; Gregory S. Ball, 23, Pounding 11\'ltllam F. Frazee, 55, of Buck Mtll, Va., $45; Betrtce G. Huff, 43, 'Ridge, Gallipolis, assured clear Oak Htll, $45. $119 HOLLYWOOD The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page-A-S A TINY . HEARING AID . FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. '•' ,, If you are like most people with he~rin1loss 1ou hear well in s~me situ.tions i!ld. have difficulty in others. A new . hearin&aid has bte(l develo~ed that ca11 liVe YOU the help you need, when you need it. The Areosy CCA Canal hearjn1 aid is so tiny it can be Inserted in a matter of seconds. It fits comfortably within the ear canal .and is barely visible. iiefp is finally here for those "part time" hearinaproblems • RENTAL OFFIR-Far a limited tit111, rint the canal ailllar 1 any htoring aitll for 6 ..... far only $50.00. TaY IEFORE YOU IUYI Set us at Holier Clinic Each Wlllnesllar, 1:00 P.M. ··- DILES HEARING AID CENTER . 2506 GriiMe Central Ave. YlfNNA, WV 261 OS • (304) 295-1133 NEU/Nf tEOtU NEAR · SU W. 11111e1t StrMt WIW~ S. DILES ,..._, Ohle 45701 16141 S94·U7' • 14 H.P. • Full.SI~ 01rden Tr1ctor • ·C•ot Iron Engine • tt.avy Duty COt111tr1~Ctllon~ • W/42" M - • Slve $1,000 f:l.IN,tlid,tbitr-SALE ENDS APRIL 30th I . SEE YOUR IOLENS DEALER TODAY FOR FULL ILS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE 262 TIIID AYE. , · GAWPOUS, OliO �.. w. Times-Sentinel GALLIPOLIS Lola Cun· nlnghl!fll, 51, aresldentofl21 Klneon Dr. Gallipolis, died Frtday In the Holzer Medical Center. She was a homemaker born May 19, 1933 In Alexander·UMhlre, W.Va., daugh· ter of the late Ray Fred Pringle and Rlta Mae Alderman Pringle. She Is survived by her husband, Arthur D. Cunningham, whom she married June 2, 1951 at flodgevllle, W.Va.; two daughters, Mrs. James (Bar· bara Ann) . Hudson of Middleport and Marllyn Sue Cunningham at home; a son, DaVId G, Cunningham of Belpre; a brother, Ray Pringle of Hillside, Md.; three grandchildren. A son, Michael Lee preceded her In death. Last rites wlll be conducted at 11 a.m. Monday at Willis Funeral Home with Rev. Jooeph Godwin officiating. Burtal will follow In the Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. · Friends may call at the funeral 'home from 7·9 p.m. Sunday. Phyllis Fultz I POMEROY - Phyllis Fultz, Pomeroy, died at her residence saturday merning. . Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday In Sacred Heart Cemetery, with the Rev. Anthony Glannamore officiating. · Arrangements are by Ewing· Funeral Home. ' Lowell F.Harrison . .. . .. '• . GALLIPOLIS - LoweD F, Harrf· son, 79, Gallipolis, died Friday In the Holzer Medical Center. He was retired froni the state highway department. Born Dec. 23, 1900 In Harrison Twp., GaUia County, to the l;;~.te F.red and Mary Lewis Harrison. He is SUJV(Ved by his wife, Anna BeddowHarrisonwhomhemarried Nov. 29, 1929 IIi Columbus; . three daughters, Mrs. WIUtam (Mart· anne) Westover of Hooston, Pa.; Mrs. Sharon Cassady of Ga!Upolls, and Mrs. Jolin (Debbie) Sayre of Henderson, W.Va.; four sons, Galen Harrison of Grove City; Phillip Harrison of Walkersvllle, Md.; Larry Harrison of Columbus, and Randall Harrison of Columbu&; . . Tllere· are alsO 23 grandcbjldren,. slx grandclilldren, two )lrqther!·, Homer .HarrisOn of . Patriot and Verne Harrison of Bedford, Pa.; three sisters, Mrs. Sam (Opel) ,. Currey of Grove City; Mrs. Hetsel (Nellie) RussellofAddlsonandMrs. . Geneva Shaver of Gallipolis. TWo sons, Lowell Gaynar(l and Garg Paul Harrison two sisters, and a · brother preceded him in death. He was a member of Bailey Chapel Church. Funeral services will Ill! held at 2 p.m. Monday from ·Wlllis Funeral Home. with Rev. Paul Stinson Officiating. Burial wUI be In Macedonia Cemetery. Visitation will be held at the funeral home from 24 and7·9 p.m . Sunday. · Jesse MeGuire Jess McGuire, Scottown, died early Saturday morning In Pleasant Valley Hospital. Arrangements and details wlll be announced by Wlllis Funeral Home. Lige Miller GALLIPOLIS - Llge Miller, 76, Btttlvel(. died Thursday In Edgewood Manor Nursing Home, Lucasville. Born Nov. 8, ~ at Rldersvllle, Ala., he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MUter. SurviVIng are his wife, Edna Mnier of Bidwell; a daughter, MafY Johnson of Dayton; three . grand· children, Christina Bowser ofCleveland, Tyrone Magby of New York, and Cynthia Johitson of DaYton; three great-grandchildren; a brother, John H. MUler; and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services wlll be held at 11 a.m. Monday In Preston Funeral Home, CharleSton, W.Va. Burial will be In Charleston. Freda E. Newell • ,...1.\o..-. POINT PLEASANT F:reda Ellen Newell, 74, Rt. 2, · Point Pleasant, died Friday In Holzer Medical Center, following an exteniled lllriess. Born June 6, 1910,\ In Point Pleasant, daughter of the late GranviUe aJid Mary K. Selby Rayburn, she attended Faith Valley "April 28, 1985 Child stable Area deaths Lola Cunningham · Church, Gallipolis. Surviving are her husband, Roy Newell; . two daughters, Marie Plants of Henderson, W.Va., and Betty Miller of Point Pleasant; three sons, ROY Newell 'J r. of Middleport, Robert William Newell .of St. Petersburg, Fla;, and Donald DaVId NeWell of Galllpoils; a foster son, Nelson LeeNeweUofKanauga; a sister, Oma Van Sickle of St. Petersburg; and 17 grandchildren and seven great-granMhildren. She was preceded in death by a son, Nelson Ray Newell, and by four brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday In Wilcoxen Funeral Home, with the Rev. George Roach officiating. Burtal wlll be Suncrest Cemetery, Poll)t Pleasimt. Friends , maycaUat thefuneralhomeafter3 p.m. today. Guilty plea brings 4-25 year sentence i WHAT A BEAUTIFUL . Non-certified renewals approved WAY TO SAY Happy U\{other's Day accident t ..J · GA1.UFDL1S - An 11-year-old Gallipolis boy Is listed In stable condition in thelntenslvecareuntt at Holzer Medical Center after being struck by, a pick-up while he was attemptingtocrossEaslernAvenue Friday afternoon. Danny R. Matney.of 1435Eastern Ave., Is beingtreatedforcontuslons and Is scheduled to 'be moved to another roomsometlmeSaturday, a nursing supervisor said. City pollee said a plck·up driven by Earl A. Sheets, 81, of Rt.1, CroWJi City, was northbound on 7, ,when Matney reportedly ran 'Into the path of his vehicle at 4:06p.m. Witnesses said Matney and two ollli!r boys apparently started across across the highway and the two boys stopped when the saw the · vehicle, but Matney reportedly continued across. • No charges have been !Ued, officers said. Meanwhile, two Gallia County men were cited by cliy pollee early Saturday momthg for squeaUng • • • • an academic ca lendar for the IE SURE To · ' ORDER BEFORE MAY 8th Say WE LO.V E YOU •.• Give the most precious gift there is ... your love. The diamond symbolizes ~ Water shutoff Monday l GALLIPOLIS - Water . will be shut off to re;idents of Spring ~ Valley Estates at 1 p.m. Monday. , The shu) off wiD last apprqximately two t.o tliree hours for repairs. ' . . · : Spriqg clean-up set in Gallipolis '•• A lp•ei•ITou~b F" . Out Sp.B6lfl ClllftiM,f. A FREE Pin~ C~tn1tlon To T1k1 Holf.IB To Mom. JEWELER .. .....· -.' l •• Pc»int Pleasant Medical C,enter l ~recPn~Metro--., avan.&te 1bepatrol counts tnJfflc fatalltles ,from 6 p.m. frldlly to mldnight sunday. . •• Guarantee Lowest Prices-Guaranteed 2 High Mileage-G~teed 'r . ' ." tr you buy any tire lrom Mttro 25 and lind it advertised locally ror leu within w days ol your pu-. wc•will mund the di(lerence ptus'IO'ro ol the dilr~rence. See Mttro ~for detlils. · 1 pmaatonly Mttro 2' wil repta<ethattlre (For a prorated percent or the oritl~ buylna price). See your Mttro 25 dealer ror complete details or our . ' The Ohio Valley Bank Company Federal Reserve District No. 4 ol Gallipolis, Gallla Counly, In the State of Ohio all he close of business on March 30, 1985. ' ASSETS Cash and bala nces due from depository Institutions. a. Nonlnterest·bearlng balances and currency and coin ........... .... ... 6.567. 000.00 b . Irit erest·be arln g balances ..... . : .. .... ;... .. .. .... .. .... .. .... ... ...... .. ... .. .. ...... 100.000.00 Securlt les ............ ......... ·- ......... ... .... ... .... .. ......... .... ........... ..... .. ... .... .. 41.463.000.00 F ederal funds sold and securltles purchased under agreements to rese ll .. .... .. .. ....... ..... .. ..... ... .......... .. ... .......... .... . 9.600.001t00 Loans and lease finan cing receivables: Loans and leases, net ol unearned In come .. .59. 579.000.00 LES~: 1\llowance for loan and ·lease losses .. .'1,000.000.00 Loa ns and lea ses, net of unearned In come. allowance, and r eserve ........... .... ...... .... .... .. ... ..... ... .,.... ...... ... ... ..... 58,579.000.00 Premtses and fixed assets. ~lnclu!llng capttallz~cH eases ) .:.. .. .. ......... ... 1,509.000.00 .·. : O,thei: assets ...·.. ..,., ......... : ...., ,:.:....·, .. .... :: ....: . ..... .. ., .....:.. .:;,, .. .. .....-.. .. .... . •:2.204.1)00 ..00 · · . .• .Tot al assets .. .. .. .:.. ,::..... :.:.... : .,.. .. ; ... .. ....·...... .... . ,.. :.:: .:.... ... ,..... ::... ... )20.022:000 .00 · · · u..\nn;rrlt:S · · ·· Deposits : In domestic offices .. .... ;.... ... ... .. .. .... ,....... ..... .. .. ... ................. .. :... ,. .. .. 110,360.000.()() (I lcNonlnterest · b~arlng ........ .. .....,.. ... :... .... .. .12, 185,000.00 · , (2) 1nt!!Pest·beartng ........,,..... : ... ::: .. .. .. ... .:...... !fa;·17,5,000 .0Q ' ...·· · Other.ll a blllttes ............. •:...... :.:.•. ,... .. .. .. ,. ......... ... : ; ._. .., ....... ;~. ,.. .. .. ...... ... ::..'$92 :009.00 Total !labilities ..... ...... .... .......... .... :......... ..... .. , .. : .. .. .. ........ ..... ... .... .. 111 ,252: 000.00 EQUIT\' CAPITAL Common stock ..... ..... .. ... .. ... ... .. .. ...................... .. .. ... ...... ..... .. ... ... .... .. 1,750.000.00 Surplus ... .... .. .. ..... ... .. .. :... .. .... .. .... .. .... ....... ...... .... ..... ...... .. , ..... ...... ..... 3.500.000.00 Undivided profits and capital reserves ... ...... . .'.. ..... ........... ... .... ....... ... 3.520. 000.00 . Total equity capital .............. .... .... .. .... .. .... ...: .. ...... .. ... .. ... ...... .... .... .. .. 8.770, 000.00 Total liabilities, llmlted·llfe preferred stock. and equity capital .. .. .. ... .. ... ... .... .... .. ... ... ... .... ...... .... ... .. ......... ...... ... .. .. 120.022.000 .00 . ' .... '' I. the undersigned officer . do hereby declare that lhls Report of Condi rlon (Including the supporting schedules) has been pr epared In conformance with official Instructions and Is tr ue to the best of my knowledge and belief. Madge E . Boggs Vice President a nd Controller We , the undersign ed dir ectors, attest the correc tness of thi s Report of Condi· . tlon (Including the supporting scheduleS) and dec lare I hat It has been exa mi ned by us and to t he best of our knowledge and belie f has been prepared in conforma nce with offic ial in str uctions and Is true and correct. James L. Dalley Keith R. Brande berry Wa rren F. Sheets Stale of Ohio, Count y of Galli a. ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd day of April, 1985and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or direc tor of thi s bank. My commission expires March 25, 1986. Cind y L. Harrin gton. Notary P~bli c $) 00 . ASSORTED VEGETABLE PLANTS......~~!~~-····· · ' · FUll FlAT S6.99 TRAY ·. 49 ( ASSORTED BEDDING FLOWERS ........~:~.~~~-·79 PEAT MOSS .............1~-~~:~~~~....~ 1 TOP SOIL POTTING SOIL ................................... ~.~~~~~?...... 7 9 < . lnlooth . GARDEN SALE . radial whlte1..1ta • Two polyetller bOdy pltea lor a . CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domestic Subsldla~les) State Bank No. 130 'CABBAGE, PEPPERS, BROCCOU, CAWFLOWER, TOMATOES, LmiJCE 3 yean/:14,000 ..,... 10 3 rcars/99,000 mi .... "your tire should wear out limltiid warranty. ~!~~!~~~~~~~~~~!~~~!~~~!~~~~~~!~~~~= licenses Every lire welletlls backed by • hiah mil...e warranty ranain• lrom 1 4 4 6. 3 6 7 2 ·· NTURE · 2 Dr. 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS • _: Three fr.iflay e_mergency r!lns .. De~ille Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. Child victim of man with prior record , . N.A.D.A. AVERAGE RETAIL (May Edition) 515,200 JIM MINK CHEV.-OLDS DISCOUNT .PRICE Sl 3, 57 5 D: •, ~- ·, 1984 Cadillac Coupe I \. . • ,' EXTRA SPECIAL . ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The mother of a 6-year-old east side girl struck by a car that was driven by a iI . man whO pollee say has a hlstoey of • • drunken-driving convictions says POMEROY - Admlsslons·.Otna Artx, Racine; Estill Moore, she was t.mable to pull her daughter : Syracuse; Pearl Poulin, Pom~roy; Th~ F,isher, R<!clne; . Jack· ·, : Kitchen , · Mi<!dlepor!; ~le Turley; \'llddl~rt; Earl)' Roush, · out of the.path of.deatl\ . . -_ · . Pamelil Greenlee v,:as ustng apay . . : n&ctne; William Rk;hmond, Middleport... , · .... telephpne and saw a car jump the · . ti ,Discharges..Brian Hartman; Charles ¥ugrage, . June Soulsby, cu'tb and hit her daughter, Tlsha · Bernice Vercoe, Eimer Mefford, Todd May, Mabel Black. Greenlee, Thursday afternoon. I • . "There-wasn'ttlmetograbher.It ·was llkel)i> steppedonthega~.:'.Ms . • ·.-·· ·.. ·.-. _- -·_.,_· : · ·. . ·· . ---·~·..... :. ~ .· .. Greenlee satd. . . '· PoMEROY'- Meigs Count;;Emer.gen.~y ME!tii~~I;Se..Viee repo\'ts , . POllee charged· the dtlver of the · · ·· 'three calls answered Frlday. · car, Bobby R. Mtller, 47, of Syracuse at 9:31 a. m. went to Church St . fqr EstUl Moore who was Columbus, with aggravated vehlcu· ' taken to Veterans Memorial. At 5: 48 lJ.m., Middleport was called to 1ar homicide, drunken driving, Stonewood Apartments for Bessie Turley who was taken to Veterans driving without a ll~nse , driVIng Memorial. And at 8:52p.m., Middleport was called to 729~ Beech St. under suspension and reckless lor Jeremy Ross, also transported to Veterans Memorial. operation. He was taken to the • Franklin County Jail. G~llin ~rringe Pollee say his driver's lleensewas revoked last year as the result of GALLIPOLIS- The following couples flied for marriage licenses ~h!'ee drunken-drMng convictions. this past week in Gallia County Prpbate Court. 'The girl died In Children's • Thomas .J. Stump. 26, Rt. 2, Vinton, electrical worker, and Am~ L. Hospital Thursday night olmasstve Scarberry, 21, Rt. 1, thurman, gymnastiCs and . swimming head and Internal injuries. , instructor. . Miller, a baker at an east side Mack A. Elkins. 38. Rt . 2, Cro\1111 City, still me<;hanlc, and Barbara .s upennarket, was conytcted of · A. Elkins, 31, Rt. 2, Crown City, at home. drunken driving In February, June \ Henry C. Hunt. 62, Robersburg, Pa .. doctor. and Carol Sue Auf!lan. and November of 1981. His license I 30, Rt. 2, Vinton, unemployed. · was reinstated In Augusl1981 after Jeffrey Clary, 23, Rt. 3, Gallltx>lls, Robbins& Myers employee, and the first two convictions but was · Norma G. Frazier, 24, Rt . 3, Gallipolis, utility worker. suspended again in 1~ after the· Todd D. Eads, 21, Rutland, self-employed, and Vickie ~· Baxter, third conviction, according to Bu· . 'l/ 655 Buhl·Morton Road , maintenance clerk. reau of Motor Vehicles records. • LawrPnce R. Yeauger, 56. Patriot Star' Route, self-employed, and Last year, The Columbus DisCarolyn A: Yeauger, 41, Patriot Star Route, unemployed. patch said, Mlller was labeled a Gary F. Killebrew, 30, Rt. 1, Crown City, mechanic, and Terl J. "habitual drunkard," and his ll· Killebrew , ~. Rt, 1, Crown City, hospital aide. cense suspension . was extended Ronnie L. Burns, 28, Rio Grande, equipment operator, and Debbie Indefinitely under the state's J . Caldwell, 22, Kerr, unemployed. · · drunken driving laws. Roy E. Wray, 41, IOBurgerAve., foreman, and Waleska H. Taylor, :rl, Rt. 4,·Gallipolis, head teller and assistant manager. · "·2- , S5900 By1be . . m:laled PreM 0ne (ll'l'son has died 1n trafnc accident. aroUnd Ohio so far this weekald, the State Highway Patrol said today. · The victim's name and detaUs of the accident on a Carroll County road were . not Immediately S..... ~·. There's JUstl 1b sentence of 10.to-20years for sexual psychiatrist, faces a maximum assault and one-to-five years on · each of the sexual abuse chargl!§, plus a possible $20,00lln fines. As part of a plea agreement, Cabell Coonty Prosecutor John Cummings said he has agreed not to prosecute Alutse on other charges. Cummlngs said he also has prom· ised to remain sllent on wh'!t sentence he believes the defendant shoold receive. f"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iliiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiii VMH admissions, discharges ' l • r ' DR. AAROM BOONSUE, M.D. former Scootmaster who (AP) admitted HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - A playing strip poker with three Boy Scouts .ind assaulting a fourth has pleaded gulity to three counts of first-degree sexual abuse and one. count or second-degree 5eX)I8l assault. Richard Alulse, :rl, entered guilty pleas Friday. Cabell County Circuit Judge Dan O'Hanlon then ordered Alutse .to the Huttonsville Correctional Center !or a 60-day evaluation prtor to sentencing. Asked If he were guilty of the charges, Alulse, formerly of Bar· boursvllle and now ol Chesapeake, Ohio, said, "Yes sir." · Alulse said he p4tyed strip poker with threeScoutslastsummerwhlle camping at t amp Arrowhead near Ona. He said he a:tso placed his mouth on the body of another boy. At the time of the Incidents, Alulse was ·Scoutmaster. of Boy Scout Troop 99 at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church. He was arrested last October on warrants obtained by the state pollee and the youth and sex diVIsion ol the Huntington Pollee Department. Alulse must report to the Cabell County Jail on May 8 to be · transported to Huttonsville. Alutse, who said he Is currently seeing a ' FOR OYEI .25 YEARS .. . ' GALLIPOLIS- The week of April 29-May 3 has been designated : as Gallipolis City Cleanup Week. . : People wishing to have rna terial picked up by trash crews needs to ' be set at the curb line. The material must be prepared for easy : handling and yard materials need to be containerized. City residents ~ are asked to have their trash set out by the morning.of the day of : pickup. • . ; Ward One (City Limits on ,Garfleld Avenue to Court Street) will be , picked up t>n Monday, April 29. Ward Two (Court Streei to Pine Street, Third Avenue t.o the Ohio ' River, First Avenue) w ill be picked up on Tuesday, April ~. : Ward Three (Court Street to Neil Avenue, Third Avenue to City : Limits) will he picked up Wednesday, May 1. ! Ward Foor (Pine and Olive Streets, Neil Avenue to Silver Bridge : Shopping Plaza; First Avenue; Eastern Avenue; Ohio River to , he • City Limits ) will be picked up on Thursda y, May 2. SAJURDAY:.,....9 A.MA.· P.M. : · .:· .. .· 'MONDAY .& THURSDAY EVENINGS;...6:30-8a30 P.M. 1ood heater and tires, speedome~•r shows 50,500 nules. Get on in he111nd lefs find out what 1t s w~h. i 'I ,_ . MONDAY.THRU FRIDAY-:' 9. A.M.- S~ P.M. SJ!IId i Beautiful styles with stars for 1 to 6 children-or grandchildren. Come in and see the radtant colo cs of all 12 birtb stars. - school year that caDs for '• · Ctu·tstmas vacation Is scheduled forDec.20-Jan. 2andMarch23-28 has bi-en set aside for E aster vacation. · • Superintendent Joseph Carter said as far as he knows, state school •" systems wiD again have five weather days to work with next year.It schools are closed more than five days because of the weather, l make-up days of Feb. 17 (President's Day ), March 24-ZI and June 3 ~ have heen scheduled. Parent-Teacher conferences have been scheduled for Nov. 1 and Feb. , mother set aglowing when surrounded by her jewels, her children. Each birthstar the color of the birthmonth p~ each child all set in gleaming gold. DEPEND~BLE 1~86 •• classes to begin Aug. 26 and end May ~. ''• • \ OFFICE HOURS cyl.. 4 : City schools' calendar approved ., ! . GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis City Board of Education adopted YOUR van for e~mpinaand f1sh1111. I found one. lfs a 1971 Chevy, 6 ' GALLIPOl-IS - The follow ing non-certified persoimel had their , contracts renewed by_the GalUpolls City Board of Education d\lrlng ~ Thursday night 's rneE'tlng: · · · Debra Sayre, secretary; J ack Vance, custodian; Leland Walson, ·; , custodian; Tom Beaver , bus driver; Mlllard Foley, bus driver; : Norma Johnson. bus drlve r; ·Ralph Steinbeck, bus drtver; Tom • Watters, bus driver; Larry Swift , b,us driver; Tim Weaver, bus . driver; Bonnie Gooldln, . cook; and .Earl Burnette, four · hour : custodian. , . "' ' .; .·: The COntracts of the following non-certified educational aides were •,· not.renewect: · : Carlene Greene, Sa matha · Hatcher, RebeCca . Haer, Jean : Henderson, Doris Henry, Dena McGhee, ViVIan Nutter, JOY Spencer • and Barbara Unroe. : Superinlerl'dent Joseph Caner said they. would be rehired If the. ,; board receives the appropiate federal funding, " . . ' •• -. One killed in traffie I'T""--' Local Briefs:-- Ex.;.sc9utmaster pleads guilty to sexual abuse •; I LOGAN, Ohio (AP)- AZ7-yearold Mansfield man hils proclaimed his Innocence but pleaded guUty In the December 1984 kUling of a Rockbridge woman. Hocking County Common Pleas Judge James Stilwell on Friday sentenced Wayne Meadows io a Ute prisontennforaggravatedmurder, tires. 4 to 25 years for attempted Charged were Bret Harrison, 18, aggravated murder and J8'months of Rl. 2, Patriot, and Theodore P . for grand theft. Stilwell said the Neal, 18, of Rt. 3, Gallipolis. sentences are to be served Daniel E. Clay, 26, of 552 Jackson consecutively. Pike, Gallipolis, was cited early The charges stem from the Dec. 3, Saturday for no driver's license. 1984, slaying of Evelyn Damron, ~. Cited by officers Frtday were and the wounding of her hushand, James R. Banks, 21, of Neighbor· Evan, 33, In their Hocking County • hood Road, passing against a double home. yellow UneandRandy Patrick, 20, of After the sentenc~ng. Meadows Z10 Jackson Pike, speeding. said, "I didn' t kill E~elynDainron. I was there with someone who saw who shot·her. The real person who did the killing wasn't me." Another Mansfield man, Stanley Cooper, 29, pleaded gullty In Feburary to a charge of Involuntary manslaughter in the Damron slayIng and was sentenced to 6 to 25 years In prison. (Continued' from page A·1) women, she Is declared by astute executives to be the shrewdest they ever encountered ... .25th & JEFFERSON AYE. PHONE 675-1675 In different words Mcintyre gave the same ·oplnion in another book, , ____;'- ---'--------''------------1 "Twenty-Five Selected Stories" ~ (1929), starting with a five-page ,autobiography: · ''She has entire charge of my business affairs." lmtled 'Horne' At a dinner Aprll15, 1935, given by Frank R. Vance at the Lafayette Hotel, a large group of commercial and civic leaders passed a resolution InVIting the .Mclntyres to "come llome." Part oft he reslutton read: · "Be It further resolved, as to Mrs. . Mcln~. that her beauty . and ' chann as well as her sterling \ <pWJltl~ of heart and mind, have made her the object of the sincere affection and hlgti esteem of all of those who know hl'r; and that the imporlant pal1 she has played In the gpectacular success of her dlstin· gutshed" husband is a constant liQIIJ'ce of pride and satisfaction to the friends and admirers of her . yolith ... " Maybelle Mdntyre and her 4 cyl., front wheel drive auto. trans., air cond.., power steerinl. huSbandandMr.andMrs. WUlHays power brakes, AM-FI! stereo; radial tires. "Med. blue met." had lunch once at the While Hoose on . March 4, 1933, with President and. Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Priced Well Below NADA Book Maybelle Mcintyre restored the white bench fence around the PubUc Square - the bench 'renee upon whiCh she and her ~hlldhood sweetbellrt, 0.0. Mcintyre, played ai chlklren. The OOM'ParkDistrict was ltlll1led In hOnor of her late ln.i$baild In the early 1970s. WuATeacher ,She was a kindergarten teacher prior to tier marriage. · · Private gra~kle services will be .ttetdatlOa.m. W_etlne9daylnMound HW Cemetery. 'Mrs. ~~ . Arnett. Chrl$tlan Science Practl· tlelner, Is In charge of the service. Arrangements are under the direCtion ot Willis Funeral Horne. There wlll 'be.no Calling hOurs. OK, ali you pe~ ~ ~· been after me to find you a step The S1,1nday Times-~ ientil'lf·l- Page- A-7 Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. • after Friday MEDICARE PATIENT ·. -· ASSIG"-ME~T·$ 'ACCEPJED . ..... 1985 • ··- • r -....,.. _ _ , _ _ rldt::---==---------..--r:=M='-~"'-'-Iu-tO,;,._-:-..........-==-----...,.,~ .Jl carniVal cruise Lines AU~ 10-17,1985 . ' COW MANURE, SHEEP MANURE, GARDEN SEEDS, SEED POTATOES .AND ONION SETS AVAILABLE Host-,l'tr'w~Rat.._,. }Sl. 7 DAY CRUISES FROM MIAMI TO .. MAARTEN, ST. THOMAS and NASSAU ,,..... AW. . UU · , 446·0699 GAUJIIOUS. OliO OHIO VAWT fOODLANI SIO JACISOII , _ GAWPOUS, 01,110 FOODLAND GAWPoUS fOOIUND 151 UD AYIIIUI GAWPOUS, OHIO n. PUASANT fOODI.AND 1500 JACKSON A¥11111 n. PliASANT, W. VA. BIG liND FO'ODllND 700 WIST MAINS111n POMROY, OHIO . PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 28 THRU MAY 4, 1985 �ng~heri er. April 28, 1985 ~ ~ :; 0,. . : [!! ._.:;. ~ :IV'- April 28. 1986 ., I ~=: .. i-~ Section@ ,.as -o ...""'·... PIC ~ ="" ~ • ~!!. .· .~.... ~ .. ~i .... ."'..... - OW FASHIONED FOODSPhilomena Follnld and H&o Fisher made kraut durlnr a • display of the tra"ellnl exhibit of . the Melp Smlor cltbens. 11le students here sample the homemade ~ess of the food, prepared the traditional way. Ill A~ 2~ ' ••••• t t 0 I t • I • ~ t I ••• ' ' i t I t I • -Traveling Yesteryear: baCk to the basics ' up and tear down has had a and how many of these thingF fantastiC reception In the four we'll need to know," commented elementary schOOls where It has Susan Oliver, RSVP director. "A been pl't'Sented. Six more look backward now, may put schools, Including Meigs High these kiqs a step ahead U hard School, have asked for the tltnes comE>.'" shl' said, "since program and plans are being many things In the program can milde to. continue next year on be considered survival skills." an even bigger scale. When Traveling Yesteryear. The dlspla~ are moved to the moves lilt() school auditoriums, fij'lJinasbim In a van and a the whole scene changes'. · wagon. Another van station As explained by Mrs. Oliver, hauls some volunteers while the things displayed and the other participants join the group skills demonstrated by the seIn the community where the nior citizens are not only run to program Is being presented. · see and watch . bl.tt have a :til!' long ,sfdrts and bonnets :. . ~tttve et;fect iii .· stimulating ~ bY the Iad!es.add to the . youth In wanting to learnt~~~~ yesteiyear of their gra:ndpari>n(s:' · The 15 backc:lrqi$ for the ' "What we're tryiQg to do Is to dlap!ay. s were creat!-'(1 l>y. Jean·. crea.te . some excitement and entbuslam about these thtngs · rill! 'Braun 'of tile Senior Citizens -noW so· that · some.tllrie ln ·the · Center. The charcoal artwotkon ,· unbieacbed ·rnuslln ·. ileplcts .!uture these kida_eaii .rtillect scenes of ea'rly America. ·· back aitd . 5ay, 'yes, this js Traveling to and from the something that I need or want to schools, unloading and loading know how to do,"' she said. up again, getting everyone to the About4(1 volunteers are partie· location Is som.::what of a hassle, lpatlng i1J Traveling .Yesteryear Mrs. Oliver admits. She also which Includes demonstrations feels that the three hours given on churning butter, making at each of the schools Is not ' kraut, repairing shoes, ' quilting, enough time for the students to kliotllng, rush and split weaving, examine and try. candlewlcklpg, homemade meSo the staff Is thinking that dicinal remedies, and making perhaps a permanent l,ocatlon wooden toys and musical like the Meigs Museum, where lnstrucments. the children can be brought In, There are also displays of perhaps a class or two at a time, kitchen utenslls, dishes, carpenand can spend more time try tools, and candlemolds olthe. looking and even getting some early 1900's, along with Informahands-on experience, might be tion on the early history of Meigs better. County Including the early "Why not let them actually schools as'well as the progress of the butter, try some churn the boating Industry on the Ohio quOting, do some chair caning. It River and Its conhibutlon to the 'DIETRADD'JONAL WAY 7~~Taylorl~Mwmuslclll economy of Meigs County. would be such run and they lhe lradltlobal fonn, on homemade would be actuallY learning the The thrre-hour program . skills of their · grandparents' which takes another hour to set By CHARLENE HOEFUCH 'nmcs-Sentbtel staff POMEROY -_If enthuslam Is any measure of the success of a program, then lhe Retired Senior Volunteers' "Traveling Yesteryear" Is a hit. But then plares· are few and far between where' youngsters can enjoy music played on honjemade Instruments, sample freshly churned butter, dip Into a crock for a taste of kraut, watch a shoe cobbler make~~~ out of old, tute sassafras tea, tong considered a spring tonic, • ' . and watch a' dozen demonstra· !Ions· on the arts and crafts popular to their grandparents' generation. · The changing scene of Meigs County over the past half· century or so Is well displayed In exhibits and demonstrations of Traveling Yesteryear. In a sense It calls youngsters to look back to the crafts and survival skills of generations past as a source of strength for their genenitlon. "Who knows what wUI happen . . to the ·. economy ' . In 15 or . 20 . years seene. · .: ;· · • ...... ......... ... -I: ~·· ..... lit . . ..0 .·.... • l!..~~~ ... ' l. ... . QUILTING - Benha ~. 1111-yearH!d, still quilts, and share~ her talent with studeniB tllrolaKh the Travellnl Y ester)'ear JII'OII'III1I by the Retlred .Senlor VOlunteer Prorram ln Melp County. generation," she commented. The Traveling Yesteryear Is not all for the young. The RSVP director Is quick to point out tha\ It Is an exciting experience for the senior cltl7l'ns who thrive on sharing their· skills and knowledge. Working with youngsters In the schools Is an Important part of the RSVP . program and always there ls a staff struggle to do more for educatlon. "Each yhr there were requests from the schools to do programs, a come'and-do thiS, come-and-do-that kind of thing," according to Mrs. Oliver, "but · every school want!!<!. something different and it was all velji fragmented ." A "pa'Ckaged program.'' something extensive and suitable for all the schools, every grade level, was proposed by the staff. 1be l't'Sull was Traveling Yesteryear and Its being met with enthuslam and appreciation by young viewers . . ' • • !:': . ... • ' ii • · ;:i: ' OVI' OF 'DIE PAST- At left, JWJe Aa!Jiey shows allldenh In Melp Counly 11etm ofaltWGdc nalure, an album of !Jill ecbool pbotOp'aphL At rtpl, Eva RoiJion ...,..,. • ssnfi'M i root. lllliclaallle !lalla of "'pptDc Ionic," or .-frM tea. Batb WOIIlfll lake (llri Ia the Trawllq Vl!lleeyelll' exhll* of tile Melp R d ed Sailor V+del!l' l'roiP•n. 'lbey ...tilt , . , . . IICbooll, lllloDIIthe life of ciQII pne by, -~ .... 1loe *- of the "~ time&." ' •• ft ' / , • ... !! ... c: . ........ :; g :!! • . ,~ ..olli.. ~ ~ ... • ·Photos by Charlene Hoeflich ..0 ooC ,.. I .· i :;: \ 0 0 ,.. 0 0 I • J /. ' • ..• �.' • -------Engagements-------- Communications Week slated to begin Mo~day Dwayne Kuhn, Mariha Sbruns ,,• Donald Roosh, Miriam Sisson t PI'. PLEASANT, W.Va. - Mr. from GalltpOlts Business College and Mrs. Delvln J. Simms of Point With an Associate Pegree In Pleasant, W.Va., are announcing . Business Administration. She is the engagement of their daughter, employed by AEP as an accounting :Martha Holmes Simms, to Dwayne clerk at the Philip Sporn Plant In " Don Kuhn, son of Mr.and Mrs. New Haven. Kuhn, after serving In the U.S. • ··Donald M. Kuhn, Gallipolis. : : The open-church wedding will Air Force, Is a customer service : .take place at 1:30 p.m. June 8 at the specialist at Robbins and Myers In : Main Street Baptist Church In Point Gallipolis. He Is working toward a Bachelor of Science Degree In ~ Pleasant . • The bride-elect attended Mar· Marketing at Rio Grande College. . • shall University and graduated : • • ,• .. ~ • ••• • • Morse-Frederick.. •• WATERFORD -'- Mr. and Mrs. Carroll 0 . Morse Jr., Waterford, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their :aaughter, Rebecca Sue, to William 'Gene Frederick, son ofMr. and Mrs. George Frederick, Waterford. for· merly of Chester. The open-church wedding will take place June 1 at 1 p.m. at the ! r • .• : l •! l • Fifth Street Church of Chrtst, Beverly. A reception will be held lmme· diately following the wedding In the church social room. A wedding party anddancewWbe held from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Church Town Grade School, Church Town, Ohio. Bisson-Roush ! •• MASON - Mr. and Mrs. John R The bride-elect Is a graduate of Sisson, Mason, announce the ap- . Wahama High Schol and Is pres· proaching marriage of their da ugh· ently attending Parkersburg Com· 1 ter, Miriam Beth, to Donald Roush. munlty College. •·. son of Mr. and Mrs. Detner Roush Roush, a graduate of Wahama . .Jr., New Haven. High will graduate this term from • • The open-church wedding will the West VIrginia Institute of :- take place Satui-day, May 18, at 2:30 Tehnology, Montgomeroy, With a : p.m. at the Clifton Unlted Methodist . degree in electrical engineering and • Church. The reception wiU.follo'V In will be an . employe of the PPG f. IIi'! church annex. Music will begin Industries In Plttsburgll; : .. . . ' ... . Pa. · • at 2 p.m:- • · •· · • • I ··: · 'Anderson-Gragarf : POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. inteiVarslty Christian Fellowship ; William R Anders6n of Vinton· are · and on the women's tennts ·team. . · · . ;. anno~_nclng tJx: engagement of their. Grag<!n graduated from La Pia ta ·• daughter, .Helen Krisun Anderson, !figh' School, and attends 'Marietta. ~ to George Patrick Cragan, son of College where he Is majortrig in ; Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gragan, Bel ' petroleum engineei'ing. He Is also .. Alton, Md. active In the Intervarsity Christian : The bride-elect is a graduate of Fellowship, and Is active In cross ~ Meigs High Schoo!. attended Berea country and track. ( College, Berea, Ky., and is a junior The wedding Is planned for June, In physical education and biology at 1986. , Marietta College. She is active in the J POMEROY - Announcement is made of the engagement and approaching marrtage of Kimberly LyM Grueser, Hemlock Grove Road, Pomeroy. and Gary Alan Phillips, Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. The brJde.elect Is the daughter of Don K. and Janet Sue Grueser. Route 1, Racine, and the groom Is thPsonofEdwardandShlrleyAaele Phillips, CroWn City; The wedding wW lake place June 15 at the Forest Run United Methodist Church, Mlnersvtile. Miss Grueser graduated from Meigs High School and Rio Grande A , program of great sacred choruses. ~ arias and famous pieces from .; oratorios will be presented by the • Choral Union under !~direction of ·~ Marshall · associate professor of · ~ music Dr. Joseph E. Line at 3 p.m. : Sunday, May 5, In Smith Recital • Hall . ~ Monument . • ~ t PlJI'·IN-BAY, Ohio• (AP) 'r Summer visitors to South Bass ,: Island· will see a new patina on .; Perry's VIctory and International ·- Peace Memorial, the result of $2.5 ~ million In repairs to the 7().year-oid I!' granite column. • The structural work replaced the · memorial's resti'QOills - which Ewere slowly sinking because they weren't placed on proper founda · ~ uons - and the 19lli electrical and ; ventila ttoii systems, said Harry 1: Myers. who will open the monument for the summer on Saturday. 'I'he massive Doric-style, fluted ..:;:; apart, columnbut was In no danger of faJHng · It wasshowlngtheslgnsof '• dally wear, Myers said. ; "We dld almost 4·5 years of. :studies before the rehabilitation • started. The column wasn't In any :structural danger," he said. "There ~ were some problems with the ... "stone under the observation deck. :Some of those stones were pulling ~ away from the concrete. . ::: "I Imagine that If we hadn't done : anything, In 1().al years ... It would : have been a possibility those stones ., would have fallen . : "The major portions of the work • will be really Invisible t4 the vlslt.or. renovation wasn'i'deslgrled to : make tile monument ix>k pretty, It •was designed for tong-term preser· ! vatlon," Myerssald. : A $2.5 million project tq water· • proof the column's granite surface ~and replace corroded concrete In ; 1981 and 1~ closed the monument ; those years, and tra~ic thrOUgh It :was hampei'ed by the second phase •that began a year ago, Myers saki. He expects ahoutl40,000vlsltorsthls :The . By Bruce WUIIama grandmother see an attorney and price. totaHng $650. Shortly after I DEAR BRUCE WI):.LIAMS take the rascal to court. joined, the first club was closed. Two years ago, my grandmother However, If the nephew has no About three months .ater, the loaned her nephew a gr!!at deal of money, the expense of going to second club closed and the com· money. court can hardly be justified. In that . pany went banllrupt. In the mean· He cried on her shoulder and told · case, even Uyou have a judgment, time, the health club sold my her how much trouble he was ln . He the Hkellhond of collecting Is small. contract to a finance company. The said he would pay every nickel Your grandmother has learned ·a company says they are sorry the back, so Grandma loaned him very bitter Jesson· about loaning· club went broke, but I still have to several thousand dollars. . money to relatives. Even with a continue my payments. In onler to do this, she took out a relative, it's Important that such Do I? - S.V., PROVIDENCE, mortgage on her home. Now her loans be done In buslnessless R.I. . nephew says that the money was a fashion. That means having a note DEAJ;I S.V.... - I suggest..that you gift and. he will not pay It back. . executed With the terms Gf repay- seek legial council. · What ean I do to help my ment clearly staled. You pro~llty signed a contract grandmother get her money back? DEAR BRUCE WIWAMS that allowed the health club to ·- J.C., MANCHESTER, N-.H. Last year I joined a local health assign II to a third party, which the DEARJ.C.- Your grandmother club. club did. The finance company then ,has a real problem. At that time, the club had two gave trul money to the health club, . ' In the absence of · a written outlets. The first was open every .and you now owe the money to the .agreement between them, It's a day and had separate facilities for . finance company. matter of whether the courts men and women. The second outlet You can sue the health club, but If · believe that . your grandmother was open on alternate days for men bankrupt, It probably has very gave her nephew the money or and women. llitle assets. In most jurisdictions, I loaned It .to him. If she wrote "loan I chose that club so I could use the ' think you'll find that you must on the check, this would be useful. facilities on a regular basis. I Joined continue to pay the finance com· · Because of the·amount or money for three years on an Installment pany even though the health cluyb Involved, I suggest that your . a POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. HarryCunnlnghamareannounclng the engagement and approaching marrtage of their daughter, Paula, to Terry Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown. The open church wedding wlll takeplaceonMayllat1:45p.m.at the Flatwoods United' Methodist Church. Fll. &,;SAT., IUY · At'7:00 P.M. Gallia Senior Citizens calendar "" . GALLIPOUS - Activities and .Tea at Rio Grande, 1 p,m. menus for the week of April 29 Menus consist of: through May 1 at the Senior Citizens Monday - Pepper steak, but· Center, 2W Jackson Pike, are as tered noodles, green beans, bread, foUows: peaches. Monday, April 29 - Chorus, 1·3 Tuesday - stoppy Joe, buttered p.m. Tuesday, . April 30 - S.T.O.}>. . .. Wednesday . - Prayer Brunch: corn, coleslaw, bun, pears. Class, 10:·30 a·,m.;- Physical Fitness; sausage, Scrambled !!ggs, home · '!1:.30 a.m. - . · : fiies, biscuits, freslt .fruli: .coffee. Wednesday, ·May 1 - ·.Prayer ham. Brunch, 10 a.m. (Crown City and VInton Sites closed); Card Games, potatoes, peas, hot rolls,_Jemonjello · l, 1·3 p.m. · · · wiih pineapple. , • .. •. :r'JlQtsday, May 2 -:- Bj_llle SillilY, , Friday - Baked ttsh with tartar 11 a·.mAtoon. · ·. • . · sa11.ce. ·rice; 3llliid. · whe~t ·.bread, · Frtday, May 3 - Staff Meeting, · vanUia pudding. · 8:15-9:45 a.m.; Arl Class, 1·3 p.in.; Choice of beverage served with Craft Mini-Course, 1·3 p.m.; Art each meal. Msg ·_~()sy ··-. ·. Slli: NOW THROUGH MAY ·'11th ; ie~=!~ce. ~ked ~~. · L' , color prin1a or slidell we'll give you a certificate gOOd for one tree ;, 11 7 colo!' enlargement See us lor details. OFFEI GOOD THIU MAY 11 ~~ qualitY proceulng by Kod•k. ~ TAWNEY STUDIOS 424 Second Ave., Galllpolli . 446.-5217 for a time to be sHn. URGENT CAIE CENTER HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY ..................~.................................. 5 P..M.·9 P.a SATUIDAY SUNDAY ................................................. 1 P.M.-9 P.a fi9UDAYS ................................................................. 1 P.M.·9 P.M. •60 ' in.. St~ T-Shirt Knit . •45 in. Gauze ' THE FABRIC SHOP Pomeroy · 11 S W. 2nd wide seen 18 roncert . ... :t. . • f)ike-a-thon !lated • REEDSVILLE ...., A blke-a·thon benefiting the cystic fibrosis organi· zatlon will be held Saturday .May 4, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. , at the Belleville Locks and Dam at Reedsville. Children up to age 16 may participate wlth $50, $25 and $15 going to first, second and third places, respectively . For more lnfonnatlon call Lucille Kimes at (614) !e)-4142. ·;a <Carl's snoe :rtort Shorts &'; ops SIZES 7-14 STOll HOUIIS Mon. I fri. ' til I , . 48 Court, Gallipolis T..... wod.·lhurs. & Sot._'fll 5 1'111 WHEN YOU PUT ON A PAIR OF 9 WEST, YOU CAN KISS THE BLUES GOODBYE! 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'76 Spring Base Lounger, Reg. •21 6 ............. *136 Rocker, Reg. *87 .................. ,................ :.. *66 2 Se•t Glider, Reg. $228. ~ .. .... .·....... ,....... *1 46 End Table, Reg. *67 ........................ , ........ *46 Chaiae Lounge, Reg. *228 ....... :............. . *146 Canopy Swing, Reg. ·*314 ............ :......... *196 955 Second Ave. .. " $26 • GIRLS' LEVI Salutes " Spc~rtswear For Pr~udly OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Other clinical specialists available for cqnsultations. Enter the CHnic, at hospital Emer1ency Roo!ll entrance. Pediatric patient$ should phone ,. :. ·: '446;.,9510 URGENT CARE· CENTER Staffed by Family Practitioners and Pediatricians for treatmint of urgent illnesses and injuries. . Fleece ·, ; J"itT .... REG. T AT THE MAIN 'CUNIC ON IOUTE 35 NEAl GALUPOUS ' RIO GAANDE ::.:.. May Week . talent compeiltton. •ljlttvltlles atRioGrandeCoiJegewUI Television's number one variety Initiated when I.'OINtdlan SlnBad show and the Ia~ talent smrch the rock group Sugarereek ot In tile country, Star Search, seSia\')>earcb ,.me perform at · lected SuaiU"Creek tor competition colleli'e's 'LYI!l' Center at ij P:ll1· tbJs ·y ear. As a result, they were ~=~ :• , . , . In over 93 pen.oent of the USA ~ · style ot comedy ' Is three ttmes. The group has per· I!:.Y~bec:;a• ot hll high ~. formed In with The Beach I! hll JOve of performlllg. Boys. Huey Lewla and tile News. enJoys talklili 19 an audlenc:e •. Cheap Trtek, POCO, The, Outlaws I'!'CU"agml theil- participatiOn. ape! others. · career begaJI:~ he .e ntered ll'bere ·wm be a charge of $3 for Air. Force ~lellt show and went non-students. ' to.• win first pi~ In IJie World , · . . :· · · EET . Jvfa}rWeek _at RGC·· . ' " •. ' • r;:==================;:::==~~~ ·HOLZER CLINIC LTD. •60 in. Neon ... ·•· sdl~led.o.. SH how good your prints can re•lly be ... Alk for ruMers must check In ·at the registration desk to receive a runner's package. Runners are required to come dressed , to run. No dressing rooms or shower facUlties will be avalla· ble. Restrooms will be available at the start/finish area. Medical care will be prcivlded. Anyone needing further lnforma· tlon concerning the race may contact Dawn Meadows, In the hospital Maintenance Department office, at (614) 446·5305 or Brenda Keefer In the Neumlogy Depart· ment, at (614) 446-5176. conne:s.got1t!: Just Dnng m your Kodak tOior •CROSS·SnTCH •STENCILING •FOLK-ART SUPPLIES WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK •. slide or pnnt film tor qu.lity processing by Kodlk 's own labs When yoo p1ct up your I) •Fluorescent: •Splashy •Bright ATHENS - Reglstra lion is open designs and will learn skills with a .eluding lecture sehedule and work· shop descrtptlons may be obtained for summer workshops on contem· variety of traditional and non· by contacting Qullt National '85, porary quilting. The workshops will traditional media a:nd techniques. Ph- 992-22U P .O. Box 747, Athens, Ohio 45701, coincide with the Quilt National '85 · Enrollment Is limited to 20 persons Singer Approved Dtaltr (614) 592-4981. Jurled exhibition of contemporary per workshop and prompt reglstra· quUts scheduled for June 8-July 7 at · llon Is encouraged. Each or the .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;i;~ the Dairy Bam Southeastern Ohio seven workshop leaders wUI also · 1, Culiural Arts Center in Athe ns. present·a free publlc lecture. · A series of 10 two-. three- and Quill National '85ls sponsored by four-day Intensive workshops will The Dairy Barn Southeastern Ohio provide an oppor.tunlty forlndlvidu · Cultural Arts Center with grants allzed attentton.··bY lnterrjatlonally . froin Best Products Founcatlon m1. . . . -. . . ' acclalmeo artlsis. Instrv.ctors will ·· behalf of . BeSt -ProductS, Inc., · Richmond, Va.: .Valrfleld PrOCeSs· .· . Include VIrginia Avery, New York; SPI~TEI) STIWPJNG. . -Francoise Barnes, Colorado; Pau: lng Corjl,. maker of POLY·FIL There's no puSsyfooting around fQr you. When you · line Burbidge, England;_ Ruth brand batting and fiber products, spot a hot trefld. you jump In feet first. McDowell, Masachusetts; Jan Danbury, Cohn.; aridTheOhloArts ·~ · ers, Mlnesota; •_ Yyoruie cou·ncO . C?mplete inf?nnatlon • .. . . ._ . .·: · · 'rawrr Calf..~; CaJUornlll; all(! JUdi Warren, Ohto.·· · r;;:;:;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~ ' lni:rildtblal Alll)rdoQID lealllel kJihton .. Wockshop participants will d~eiop ~rt,f(ll,'~l!l1 strategieS for creating IIIJ _ ., . ori~nal '· U -· High school rodeo set May 4 ~----------'-­ Contemporary quilting workshops open t •• Get a FREE with ' .~ THE STITCHIN BARN ' ., ~ ti;;~~~~~~~i~~iii~iij~~~if GALLIPOLIS - Pte Ohio High call the Executive Director's office School Rodeo Association wUJ at 446-0170. sponsor a high school rodeo at the r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iijjj Bob Evans Arena In Rio Grande on · Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May Works from oratorios include 5. The Saturday event will begin at "The Heavens Are Telling" from 6: 30 ~J.m. with the Sunday event to Creation by Haydn; "He Watching · begin at 2 p.m. Over Israel" from Mendelssohn's This Is the second year that the Elijah: "Sanctus" from the St. Rodeo Association has offered to STATE S111ET Cecilia Mass by Gminod featuring the area this teenage rodeo. High GAWPOLIS " tenor Allen Webner of Ashland; and school students, both boy~ and girls, the "Hallelujah . Chorus" from will be parllclpating from all over 446-8303 Handel's Messiah. Ohio. • To participate, teenagers must In grades nlne-12 11nd be a member of the Ohio High School Rodeo year. Association. Construction of Jhe $1 million The rodeo will feature Break· monument began ln1912 to honor the Aw,ay Roping, Saddle Bronc RJd. vlctory of an American Naval fleet, lng. Pole Bending, calf Roping, under the command of Oliver Steer Wrestling, Barrel Racing, Hazard Perry,ln the Battle of Lake Team Roping, Goat 'l)ltng and Bull Erie on Sept. 10, 1813. Riding. Events are for both boys Perry's victory over a British fleet and girls. Is considered a crucial tioint In the · Tickets are on sale from au War ofl812. 1t also inspired Perry to members of the Board of Directors · write to his commander from the of the Big Brothers!Blg Sisters of deck of the "Niagara " the famous Meigs, Gallla, Jackson and Mason phrase: "We have met the enemy Counties, whoareco-sponsorlngthe and they are ours. Two Ships, two event. All'pre-ticket sales J)l'(lCeeds Brigs, one Schooner, & one Sloop." go to the local Big Brother/ Big The memorial opened to the Sister Organizations. . public In June 1915. For more Information or tickets, J GALLIPOLIS - Although pre- and 10K races. They are 14 and registration ·has closed .Cor the under; ~19; al-24; 25-29; 30-34; Annual Frencti City Run, slated for .35-39; 40-44; 4.).49; 50-54; 55--59; May 4 In Gallipolis, ruMers can 00-64; and 65 years of age and over. register on race day. The Dinosaur Dash will not be 'Spoi\Sored by · Holzer Medical divided Into age groups, but wlU be Center Rfocreatlon Committee and open to all ages. the Ohio VaUey Publishing Com· Awards will be presented to the pany, the French City Run wUl open first two male and female finishers with a 5K race, beginning at 9 a.rn. In both the 5K and 10K races and to at the city park In doWJ\to\m the top three male and female winners of each age group. Special Gallipolis. The main event, a 10K race, will participation awards will be given begin at 9:30a.m. During this race. ·to all entrants In the Dinosaur Dash. the Dinosaur Dash, a one mile fun Registration on Saturday will be $7. A registration desk, located In run, wiU start at 9:45a.m. Age groups \"'ll apply to the 5K the city park, wlll open at 8 a.m. All FIIST CHUICH ·OF. GOD . 340 SECOND AVE. GAI:I.U•OLII .3. • '. . make these tong-term arran81!' ments with health clubs, tennis clubs, and so forth unless they are ·On a very firm financial footing. Many of theSe clubs have gone llnd!!r. leaVIng pepole stuck With a · prepaid membership and no place togo. Write to Bruce WUilams In care of this lll'l'lsp&per. Volume of mall prohibits personal responses. Ques· !Ions of general Interest wW be answered In this column. Runners may register on day of race ......... tv. 11n Werdtn · Peddlers,· Pant--,.,.. went broke. lt's a very dangerous thlnk to it's VAL reopens. to public By SUE CROSS AMoclated Pre!ls Writer ' Getting ungratefu:l nephew to p.ay back hefty loan • · ATHENS - Charles Osgood, News coverage~ national political .CBS News co'rrespondent and conventions and electiOn night :anchor of the "CBS Sunday Night returns on theJ:BS Radio Network. • 'NeW!!," . wW . give the keynOte , He fllrlll!!t' aerved u co-editor of ·address for Ohio University's 17th "Campali!n · (:owl~... a CBS aMual Communication Week on · tate-night llel1el tracing the course MQnday evenJDa, AprU 29.. of the, 1!181 ~tlal race. and "End of the World: Oetalls at was a memberoftheCBStqiOI tl!ii . Eleven" Is · the title of Osgood's team rovi!rllll the 1976 a.,d m2 address, which begins at 8 p.m. In political c8J'nl)lilg'ns. • Memorial. Auditorium. open to the Oagoixi's address helps ~ a public free or charge,lt Is sponsoi'ed week that Includes some 25 sessions by the Kennedy Lecture Series as on variations of the week's theme, pari or the GoJiege ~ Communlca· . "Communication In ·FJux: Peopletlon's annual . week·killl ' event; Messages-Machines." · whlch this year_runs fl:ml April 29 · Complementflll IbiS year's sesthrough May 3. slons Is a Computer. Venoors' Osgood also writes and anchors Showcase , featuring exhibits_ and "Newsbreak" and "The OsgOOd demonstrations ~ the latest tech· FOe'' on the CBS Radio Network, Is nology by tepteeentatlves of 10 a frequent contributor to the •·em leading eomputer compinles. The Evening News with Dan R8iher" show runs Monday, Tuesday a~d and "CBS Morning News," and has W~y. ;; College. She Is employed In the served as a substitute anchor for / : 1 Southern Local School District, and other CBS News broadcasts. Is a member of the Natlol)lli Councll His two books, "Notl\ingCouldBe ofTeachersofMathematlcs. Finer 'Illan 'A Crisis 'Illat Is Minor Phillips IS a graduate of HaMan In the Morni!ll" and "There's Trace High School and received a Nothing I Wouldn't Do ItYou Would bachelor of se!Pnce In educatiOn Be My POSSLQ" are•compilatlons .. · from Ohio University. He received a of some of his best "Newsbreak" ; t ,. mastersdegreefromtheUnlverslty reports and Ulustrate why he has of Dayton. He Is a teacher at the come to be 'known as CBS · News' jjpoet-in-restdence•." ~" Addavllle Elementary School, and . belorigs to the Gallla County Local During Monday evenlng's· proEducation Assoclatlon, the Ohio, · gram, Osgood will 'receive the Carr SYIACISI, OliO National and Southeastern Ohio Van Anda Award Cor "outstanding t.t.·S ..... Str.,t . Education Associations . contributions to Journalism." He JOY L' CI.AIII; PISTOl . was selected Cor the award by • ' r.,· ' .' faculty members of Ohio Unlversl· ty's E. W. Scripps School of Journallsin. She Is a graduate of Meigs High Osgood joined CBS News as a School and ts employed with B&K York City-based cprrespond· . New SUNDAYI MAY· 5 : Archery at Mason. ent In 1971. He basco-anchored CBS Brown Is a graduate or Eastern At lb:H A.M. High School, and the West Virginia College of Technology. HI' Is self-employed with Brown's Archery Shop and Electronics Service Barn. Cunningham-Brown ~Choral music presentation slated ~ HUNTINGTON. W.Va. - Smart money . Grueser-Phillips Simms-Kuhn .• GeoJ'P!Gr&~an, Helen Kristin Ander!loo ~~~r-:::~p::d:::.2::8;•;:;1;;:9:::;8:::;&:=:::::::::::::=:;;;;;;;;::'====~==~P=omeroy=m=,..=;;-::;M==:idd=:;:le:::po;rt:::G=:al;:lipo;::li:;a,;:;O;;:h:::io:::;POI:;·:nt:;'PI;;;18~a::;sa;;:nt;;;;·W;;;;;·;;;V;;;a;.====;;;;The;;;;;;;;;S;;;u;;;n;;;da;;:'y;;;;Ti;;;:t;;;;me=s-;;;;Sentinel=;;;;· =-;P;;;;a;::;ge=;;;;B=:::-3 April 28. 1986 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. · Page B-2- The Su11day Tim~s-Sentinel • .. ... Gallipolis, Ohio •' ·' �P.ge B-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Bear of the Bend Tlmf1l R M4k I SWf • Joe Swain of the ~ctne area complained abotlt the po.1 ·tJ!oles on the Nel· !IOIIVllle bY·I)aSS. ~?ater, It was rell011ed the po. tholes were re- I ' paired. After a lrlp over the road Thursday, I can teD you the potholes might have been Improved but they are anything but repaired -I guess you Just 1IY to dodge 'em - lotsa luck. Il's been a whlle since the last word from Sherry Epple,Jormerly of Meigs County, seriously Injured · In an auto accident 1n Flortda on Jan, 18. • Sberry Is progressing well. She walks now by degrees . ill getting better althoogh doctors say It wtU be several years before she Is back to -normaL Sherry Is with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple at 2189 SE Morntngslde Blvd., Pot1 &t. Lucie, Fla., 3362. l!)cldentaUy, a sister, Vlc!cy lj:pt)le HoUy, now living 1n Mel· ~. Fla., Is expECting her first addition to the famUy come June or JulY. . -.- • Nora Gilmore will be observing liei 92nd birthday Tuesday at her bottle at 225 Union Ave. There's no ce~atlon planned but Mrs. GU· lpO!l' does love to get cards. Siteaklng of cards, Bill Lowen, m :BuUemut Ave., Pomeroy, was 10 pleased with all of the cards and acta ol kindnesses recently when he marked his 93rd birthday. Lowen Is enjoying relative good ·health, lives alone - and Is thankful for good neighbors. His wife Of 55 years died Then they hear their Daddy com1J1g, You'd like to see the fun; 'Ibelr,aches and'painS aU vanish, As though they had made a home run. last Oct. 1. Time runneth out. AU Individuals lOcated in or doing businesS 1n Pomeroy who biJ.s taxable Income from which tax Is not being withheld must Ole a first quarter· declaration of estimated tax no later than Tuesday. It you haven't got this squared away, contact the village tax office, 992-7090. FaUure to f!le or refusal to pa)l. the village Income tax Is . · ~ject to a f1'!81dn1un) penally of ~ror six months In Jail- or lioth. -,, ,. Do keep smUtng. "TURBO". ··· ~-- Charlotte "Shorty" Wrtght, Ru· tlqpd, has been trasferred from the H~ Medical C~Wer to tJnlver· . • sltY Hosjll~l 1n C!tlumllils. · c . · :: · .. $he wtU . ~ stllt11hg ·on chemotherapy since she Is a victim of lfllkffila aplastic anemia. Posslbll-' of a transplant are also being tlef dillbtssed. • ' MAYO MONUMENT CO. 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At the climax, waves crash on the shore. When things are tense, there's always . lightning and a downpour. Playwrights should know more about Ufe. " In the Chinese theater. stylized acting Is exaggerated and TV directors have failed to adjust to ,.• ·-'i";,..,. ·. '• . · White, Multi, Grey or Tan . Children's .Sizes 1 Rlggscrest Addition, 8:25-8:55 p.m·. NOW OPEN GALLIPOLIS -The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library announces Its schedule for the week of Aprtl 29 to May 4: Monday Rodney VIllage, 3:304:45 p.m.: Gallla Metro Est· ates, 4: 30-5: 15 p.m.; Kerr,.5: 30-5:55 p.m.: BidWell. 6: 10-6:30 p.m.: Harrisburg, 6:40-7 p.m.: Rio Grande Estates, 7: 10-8: 10 p.m. Tuesday Gallla Christian School.l: 45-2:.10 p.m.; Roush Lane, 2:45-3:15 p.m:; Cheshire, 3:25-4 p.m.; Addison, 4: 15-4:00 p.m.; Addavllle Elementary, 4: 35-5: 10 p.m.; Kanauga Filth Ave., 5:205:35 p.m.: K&K Trailer Coort, 5:45-6: 15 p.m. Thursday- Cora. 3:15-3: 30 p.m.; WINDSOR FURNITURE :--:1 • ...: ·; .• ' World's with the beauty craftsmanship goes into beauty and superb quality of Barre Monuments will guide you in the selection of. the perfect, permanent tribute to , . . - your family name. Monument. BARRE LOGAN MONUMENT COMPANY, INC. •· ~ , ': ·: '· ' •.' .·. 'I '"• ·~ Monuments Slg, IJp F" Nowt41g 0,,,,,, VINTON, OHIO GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES O.BUSH MANAGER PHONE 386·8803 ·. Sundays 12·6 Regular Prices In Some Stores May Vrsv Dull ro WINDSOR FURNITURE · I Local Compeltllon .--.... 2404 Grand Central Ave. Vienna, W. Va. 304·295·8133 Wood World The ,Saving Place® ' ' . -G5~J -. . . ·• ' I . 9.88 ...... ., .' . -- ' . ~.. P.rtc.' H!JMt ~kl .,. j ' dally combo. Converts from 2-wheel to 4:wheet' for muHi·purpose use . Heavy-duly construction. With trash-bog holder. • ' !Shorty" was In her second quirter studying nursing at Hock· lnltTech, Nelsonville, when Illness caqht up. She arid her husband, ~ey.havetwochlldrenat])ome. 'r .' .' Catds may be sent to Room 1066, RhOdes .Hall, University Hospital, C~Jk.mbus, Ohio. • • baseball Is comtng Into full swtng, perhaps, you would enJoy an on!'nal poem written over 65 years :,nee _Corner of S.Comllve. & Court St., !kart association set)' phone-a-thon , .f GALLIPOLIS - Area residents wilt be caUed by volunteers to help n~ heart disease on Monday, AP':fl 29; dut1ng t])e Phon-a·thon of the: Amet1can Heart Association, GaDia County Branch. llilder the direction of chalrper~ Mark Curry and Gary Roach; mespbers of the local heart branch, fun& raised from the event wUI lllpP6rt programs of research, . eCiucatlon, and community service. "We've made progress In the fight against cardiovascular dis· ease. Since 1972, the death rate has decDned by 28 percent. Research and prevention programs of the heart association have contributed stgQwCantiy to the decrease," Cuiry stated. "j)esplte tbese gains," continued Roach, "cardiovascular disease eontinues to be one of the nation's leading causes of death, accounting for neay one million deaths a year :,_. almoSt as many as all other causes of death combined. 'Ibis Is why the public's continued support of events lOCh as this Is to Important to t!IP rontlnued sucoess 1n the fight againSt heart disease." Hot dog challenge -- A Meuage From The Bible... A.. scive Up To 32"1•• Our 4. 97 ·5.97. Mil-' shorts • THE KINGDOM, CHURCH, AND HEAVEN Williom B. K"gh" ''Not eve1'1/ &ne that oaith ""to,.. Ltnd, Ltnd, •lt4ll mter mto the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of m11 Father wllich;, ill heaven"(Mt. 7:21). . , The kingdom or church etands between ua and heaven. We mlllt be united with Chr(st in the chureh on earth it we expee_t to be united with God in heaven. Jesus la:rs down a very strong pnnelple eoneernlng the entrance into the kingdom, the church, and heaven. He approaches It In a negative and positive manner. .. 1, The ""gative a,oach: In the G""'t,. lt relda, ''Nol ..,.., '""' •aying unto me, Ltnd, Lord." "Sa!ling" ~notes "to u.lute any one as I.ord."' The individual who formaUy professes with the mouth his love lor the Lord, boasting of what he teaches In His name, the miraeulous works he claims,to be doin_g, and catalogues all the other I]Ood worb he does in the name of the Lord, ia all mouth, and his llpeeeb d~vea Him. Why? Beeauoe real union with Christ is not establillhed on one's sayings that are spoken 10 as to saluta Christ as Lord. 2. TM p<Joilive a~h: "But he tllat doellllhe will of "'II Fatlwr which u in lleave11. ' "Doe Ill • denotes action and slgolfles obedience. For one to gain entrance into the church, he must obe:r the will of God the Father. Upon his obedience to the will, he ·I I united with God and Christ. He continues this union with God by making Christ his Lord or Master. He respeeta the Muter's authority ud law by obeying His will. J. Ullitll infamil¥ rclat>oni/Kp: "For WMI<l<lvlt' 1Mll do 1~ will of 11111 Father wh~ell ilon lleaven, tAe ''""" u "'II bt'lllher, and riller, G1ld mother" (Mt. 12:5). Brother, aliter, and mother deecribe the unity that prevails within a famU:r. 'l'o enjoy thla unity in the family of God we must "do the will" of the Father. ' .0. Chriolao Lord: "And wll11 coll11• ""'• Ltnd, Lord, G1ld do 1101lhe thing• which Ioart" (Lk. 6:46). The Lord is uaed to deteribe the unity that prevails between the Lord lllid Hil subleeta. The IUbjeeta or citizens respect the Lord by doing the thlnp the Lord aaya, and the Hil wilL ones who can rightfully eall Christ Lord are the ones who 6. Receive lAc ble11ing1: "Bvt wMo looAtl tiUo lle eel low of liberty, and c&nliftulfl lllfmr., M brirtg 1101 II torp._CfwJ llfarer, ht 11 doer of the work, tllu man oW b. bi.1ud"' IMI .U.d" (Jma •. 1:25). Yop must be a "do<lr of tle ...,.1c, • eontlnuing ·ln "tle petfect low of liberty, "in order to be recipientl C)f thj! bltutnp in Cbrilt. The one who salutes Christ u Lord by word ol111011tb and refUel to obey Hio will cannot enter the kingdom, the ebllfth, nor heaven. The one who aceepte His will and obey1 It will pin entranee IIIIo the kingdom, the ehurch, and heaven. It ila danprou. thlnt to u.lute the Lord with the mouth while refuaing to be a doer of His wiD. ForFreeBIIoleCoteee•••••-eo.n., Write... •, 1 . ·Chapel Hill Churc~ o/ Chi'tst. lol.... _ NOR'IH ADAMS, Mus. (AP) - ,'*'r.o.-• • 0 ., ... ·• .11 · !'JC5 --- Enjoy the bewty ot ~elvety soft ..\ntton Ill nylon pile. densely IU.fled arul richly colored ror an elevanclnok lind fetl. • • ,, Elegant Dacron® Polyesters Juxuriou~ly sofltutu~s ""'[! in rull-bnditd O.:mn pnlyc!oler pile-in nfktdlv'li coro. , R•••l6.951i1· yd. Now '14.95· Ill· yd. Save on •, Ste' tho-c tuxurinu~ lexturts uf AnMI nylon. •• SHky-SOft ~® Nylons !he: mo~t wtdely in~talled. guW".mteed carpet tihcr yd. • Now :•17.50 sq. yd. Save on Ftcllhc l•~ilihlylhk:k , ' · m the world. . ll!plar 0 20.50 Ill· AIIP.W 021.951i1· yd. Now 1 18.75 sq. yd. 11 wide • Save on Easy-Care Patterned Prints · The IICcent k un cQtor and pauem whh theM! Wr.hle, level loop prinlt~ , CO!t\lruc:red of ca,y•t:arc · •• • A;n!iO nylon . Replar 0 14.9511C(. yd. Now 0 12.50 sq. yd. · Prtcoo lnctud• inotallotlon and tlfeUme -rrantV huvy pad. •.......,I .. .............. ......,..,.. .,..,,.,u.-.... , HOUIII· 'DAILY IA.M.-IP.M. • 448•21 07 F"DAY ,IATUIIDAY IA.M.-IP.M. IA.M.·IIP.M. The Learning Tree ..Child Care Center • Sale Ends May i Oth FREE ESTIMATES - 1 ' '• ,, " . " sac Soft 2 PJy facial tissue In box ·of .. . 17 -·S. uuril' clec!Mr bags. For Hoove~ Eureka~ drtn and ta11ilits ln the Gallla County 1111. ltl.IACKIDII'IIIE Frt. Till FllrJrlll~ •Nflwt. 1.28 sav.SI%.0111 . 2.09 Pkg. Bat· lerlee.Pkg.of2 "C: 01 "o:· Pkg. o1 1, 9·V. 48¢ SOle Price Ea. lowlclellnera 7.5-oz~ in-tank . .13-oz** liquid . W ••• ' 1, _, wall 1.37 Sale Price Calton lath .. · ~ . ... f . ' leads. ,, 88C Sale Price ~ I I ·.' 4 lol Pkg. m Toilet li1sue •NMwt. ••Ft or. 'r 16.97 Son. Our 22.11 c-pact 12-v Car Vacuum With reunsable 5.97 '-U%.Our 9.44Combo. #200 reel with fiberglass line~ rod. baa, 16 h. cord. McGHIE 11m01 CO; ,.... ...... ... 8.97 s-a&%. Our 13.97 Gal. Flat .. Pkg. of 2, 3, 014 .. 10 A.M. TIL 3:00 p.M. fltems to be. auctiowed: Children's Toys, :Craft Items, Baked Goods,. Gift Certifi· : ates from local businesses, T-Shirts, (hildren's Art, Tutoring~ ' 'The Ia min& Tret Is anon-profittnexempt orpnlzation servin& chll· Salt Price Waxtex wa..d Paper• Mlcrowa•• safe. Ia.. Price. Vac· lale Price. lallwom cleala«. Deodorizes. dis· infects. 17 oz~ ' - ,• 2~s. $1 67¢ ·'·: 541 SECOND AVE. - IN PARKING lOT .: ' . lml 8 Sale Price lo11 SATURDAY, MAY 4th \ , • I . 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Many plays have Mantovanl-llke soun~tracks ln. which the dubbed dlaloguelsdellveredlnareverentlal hush, tlwi zoom werworked and the meaningful look turned intoacllche. Apart from the occasional kisstaboo In Chinese programs where eventhemostallurtngactressesare covered. up to the neck- Imported materia!' Is devoid of sex. However, Chinese dramas trequently show a ·posse of naked boys going for a swim, and news programs .v eer towards the gory. such as before and after plctull'S Of Wang Gang, a boylnHubelprovtnce who was born with thfl'e legs. rr;;=:=========~T~el~ev~ls~loin~,~bu~ti~~~~lsisc~an~tiTr;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;~::::ii~·~~~ii~:i:i:i~~;;;, POMEROY - ,BookmobUe ser· Raccoon TraDer Court, 3:40-4 p.m.; vice In Meigs County Is brought to Patriot, 4:154:45 p.m.; Cadmus, you by the Meigs County Public 5-5:20 n.m.; GaDla, 5:m p.m.; Library under contract with the Centerplnt, 6: 15-6:30 p.m.: Centerville, 6:40-7:10 p.m. Ohio Valley Area Libraries. F,rlday - Individual stops, for Bookmobile schedule for Moncitizens. senior day, Aprtl 29 Burlingham . Saturday - Northup, 10-10:.10 (County MobUe Home Park), 3: 35· a.m.; Green Terrace, 10:40-11 4:00p.m.: Harrisonville (Church). a.m.; ,Rodney, 11:15-11:45 a.m.; 4::J5.5:00 p.m.; New Lima Road Ewington, l-1:'25 p.m.: 'Vinton, (one mUe south of Fort Meigs). 1:30-2:00 p.m.; Morglln Center, 5:15-6 p.m.; Rutland (Depot Sb), 2: 20-3 p.m. 6:4Q8: 10 p.m. . Wednesday, May 1 - Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's), 7:25-8:10p.m.; .,..._ _ _ _ _ _ __..._ _-4 ' IRONZE MAilERS MONUMENT CLEANING FlU INSTALLATION IN CEIIITERY . · ' OPIII 9:00 UL-5100 P.M. MONDAY IHIU FIIDAY, 5 DAlS A WHK , OPEl. su•AY 9:00 A.M. '11L 5:00 P.M. ,, ' · ' the Ul3 bllllon population. custom In a land of .blte-stzed The two-set family has Amerged. cuisine .,.. want · In households where elders r.ommerclals began In 19'19 and p k raucous e lng opera and youngs- promote Items as- dl verse as ters favor soccer or a Hong l{ong computers lathes shampoo " tipfilm. top ant1-a~ng o~l liquid': and AtyplcaldayoffersaboutlOhours wristwatches like those worn by of news and Information, plays, China's antarctic. explorers. A cartoons,sports,lecturesandtrave- :JO.secondspotcostsabout$00 logues , about the Great Wall, Afavorlteoldmovlels"NewYear Yangtze gorges and othe r SacrWces" made In 1956 from a landmarks.. story by Lu Xun 1n which a young In one service fUm, a Chinese widow · played by the famous famUy demonstrates how to cope actres~ Bal Yang dies 1n the snow with knives and forks, cups of coffee- after losing two husbands, several and . other hazards of a Western homes and a son eaten by a wolf. meal, Including hacking through a Broadcasting Is tightly controlled great lump of meat - an allen by the Ministry of Radio and Bookmobile schedules released • :~~~: ::'.!'::; =~n~ ..----_.;---------------------l •' Child Safety Program HandboOk. At the same Ume, you will also' · receive a free copy of the Consumer Information E:atalog. Pvbllshed quarterly by the Consumer Infor· mation Center of' the U .S. General Services Administration, the Catalog Usts more than 200 other tree . and moderately pt1ced federal boOklets on a wide variety of subjects. ~~(;;;i;iiiliilii;o••:~~§§::::::§§~g~§§~;;;;;;;;;;~~-,: Dance Aerobics, taught Women's by Julle Park district Is offering SIE'Wert, Mondays with optlohal Ft1days, 6 to 7 p.m. in CbeshlreKyger Elementary beginning Monday. They wtU continue through June7. Fee ls $10 for Monday and Sl3 for .Monday and Friday sessions tor county residents. An additional $3 is charged for out-of-county residents. The water, coal and wood are brought, . And the chores are qUickly done; W1Uie Daddy stands with strap in hand, And the SCOI'f Is two to one. EDITOR'S -Since Xlaoptng roseNOTE to powe In llrnlDengd · ~ Despite poor du bb1ng, melodra· r an malic acting and what sometimes open ed Chlna to the outside world • seems Ilke "in ac. tlon news, "Chin . ese TV saes I and production have TVclalmsaregularaudlenceof200 soared.InthecapltalcltyofP kl . . Ull e ng, m on. nine out oflO families own a TV set. Chinese factories produced 10 De~and has overshadowed supply mUllon sets last year, one million in and many_Ctt?'esepaytheequtval· color, but this fell SG far short of ent of a ~ears wages for a small demand that people are paying Imported color set. about $rfiO cash six month.~ 1n advance for small Imported porta· By JEFF BR.WIEY bles.,That's a year's salary for most . A880Clated Press Wt1ter workers. ... PEKING (AP) -The new status The nation's first "color TV symbol among C!tlna's rich pea- , village" Is In Plnggu county outside sants Is the "caldlancun," or "color Peklngwnereex-farmers now In the TV village," in which ""ery construction business have used household has a color set. Black and their profits to treatl,:nl neighbors ' white Is not good enough. · F,lrst Introduced in 1958, television From :nl,OXl sets a decade ago, to color sets. Is now thriving 1n communist China, China now has 40 mllllon, by from Guangdong, whel'f antennas government count. Two state netsnare capitalist Images out of Hoilg works and 52 major local stations Kong, to Tibet's satellite relays. reach areas wltll a bout 60 percent of ...------------:-"-----,. Entire communities can Jotn 1n Dance aerobics CHESHIRE _ O.O. Mcintyre fingerprinted, receive safely tips, and participate in other safety-related activities. Having such an eventl!ncourages commun· IIY awareness and, through the safety tips and Information t)ley receive 1n the company of their . parents, chUdren realize how much they are lpved . • To learn more about chUd safety, send !10 cents for your copy of the . graphed, Is supposed to pick them up. Be sure your kids know that t)ley should, never tell anyone r:Ner the phone that they are home alone. They should neYer answer the door when tbey are home alone, and should call the pollee If someone trles to.get Into the house. ... U you take the proper precau· lions, yoor children WOII't become lost or separateCI trom you. How, ever, 1t could happen, and your children should kilow what to do In an emergency. Make sure t)ley know their. tuJI name, ~dress Including the c1tY and state, and · phone number Including the area code. Teach them how to reach the operator and how to call long distance. There ill a ]l06slbillty that your chlldren rruiy become separated from you whUe shopping or 1n a crowded place. TeD them to go to the nearest clerk and ask fOr help. They should never go to the parking lot without you. As a parent, listen to your chlldren. !{now their friends, and be' aware of whom they are with, and where they are at aU times. U a chU& tens you he or she does not , want to be with a particular adult, ·find out the reason. Take photographs of your chUdreneveryY.,ar.Itlsalsoagoodldea to keep a ropy~ of .their dental records. This 1ntormatton wtU help the authorities In their search should your chlid ever be mlsstng. WASmNGroN, D.C. - Each year hundreds of thousands of children are reported · missing. Some are vlctlms of CUBtody Croo~e. · battles, whUe others run away or The youngsters were reaDy Into are abducted. Some are found dead playing baseball and a cousin from and can't be klentltled. StiU others · Cleveland penned the poem: are never found, and many of their Whell the Score cases remain unsolved. Is Two to One The problem of missing and I know a little hoy named Guy, exploited children has received a lot And one named Donald too; of attention stnce the MISsing Who play baseball the whole day ChUdren Act was signed Into law 1n long, 1982. Now, Action and the U.S. With nothing else to do. Department of ,Justice have joined resources and developed "The They play the game so skiUfuUy, Safety Program handbook" Chlld That It fUis us with delight; to help famWes, citizen groups, and To see them when they smack the community organizatiOns do someball, ' thing about the problem. And knock It out of sight. The Handbook Includes safety When either one steps 1n the boX, . rules to teach your chlldren, and for you to follow as parents. It wtU also They've got their Daddy beat; help YOII set up a Cl!ildSafety Day in With spit balls and their horseyour community: You can get your shoe CUI'IIE'S, copy of the ChUd Safety Program It surely Is a treat. Handbook by sending SO cents to the Consumer Information Center, In any position on the field, Dept. 402N, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. They're as agtle as a cat; Here are some things to teach And tney can catch· the hottest chlldren for ihelr safety: A your lines, stranger Is anyone they don't know.: As they come ripping from the A "bad" stranger askS chlldren ta bat. go with him, offers them candy or presents, or asks tbem to take hls But when the time tor chores has photograph. They should say "no." come, They do not have to obey stran~ The coal and wood and water; and should tell you about stran~ Then they are crippled up so bad, they meet. If you have to send That they can scarcely t9tter. someone who Is unfamWar to pick your chlldren up at school, set up a One has a stone bruise on his heel, code word so they can recognize the The other has the gt1ppe; aduli. Otherwise t)ley should never They both think they've gQt the go with an adult who says he or she measles, · But It Jus~· l)'ljght be the pip. ago about GUY (Rabbit) Guinther, now 82. SyraCl,ISI!, and his brothe~. Donald (Pete) Guinther, '19, The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-5 ~ .~ Pomaroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. Programming ·not greatest, but TV gains popularity in China · Handbook outlines child safety proCedures Dodging potholes By BOB HOEJiUCII April28, 1985 April 28, '1985 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-:-Point Pleasant. W.Va. .. ladhn ., ...~ce ' I·• . '\.• I .~I ( • �. " . '. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Page B-6-The Sunday Ti!Ms-Santinel • ....,.._--~--_...,;.-----In Navy's 85 baste fields. • Batley's studies Included sea- tr:J; Pruitt · IN SERVICE _ Raildy E. :. King, 3lm8 Spencer Road, . Pomeroy, Is stationed with the :· u. s. Anny aa Fort 1;eonan1 · Wood, Mo. His Js the 8011 of i Sharon Pooler, Pomeroy,1 111111 . , Roland King, Middleport ~Mettke · :· Richard P , Mettke: son of Erna !>fettke of 2012 Byrd Ave., Cuya'tioga Falls, and Gerhard Mettke of 242 Brittain Road, Akron, has been ed 1n th u s Arm promot e .. Y to the .rank of sergeant first class. Mettke ts a ch~mlcal operations specialist at Fort McClellan.• Ala. • _ His wife, Lisa, Is the daughter of AJr Force's Delayed Enlistment the $ecw:lty speciality. Program, accordtng to S.Sgt. John He wtll be earning credits McGuire, Afr Force "-rutter tn t.o wards an associate degree """ Gallipolis. throuih the Community College of tile -• 1- F hll ttendtn bast Evans Is a 1985 graduate of "" .. orce w e a . g c Southwestern High School. !Jjl~nlng · and other AJr Force Upon grl\dUatlon from the AJr tec!mjcat training schools. Fo~ce:S six-week baste mllltary training course at Lackland AFB, . Army National Guard Pvt. Carl Texas, he 'flU receive tralnJhg In · W. Polsley Jr., 5on of Carl W. and r---_;..,..._ _ _ _:__.:.:.:..:..=:::::..=~::..::.:.::;.;.::..:::;;:_ vall, son of Ralph E. and Bal'bara · · Airman Kevin L. Curfman, son of Norma J . Curfman of Racine, has graduated from tile U.S. Air Force engineering assistant · course at Sheppard AJr Force Base, Texas. -burtng the course, students were taught practices and, techniques of construction surveying, drafting fundamentalS; and the use and care of drafting and s\ll'\1eytng equipment. They also earned credits towardanassoclatedegreethrough the Community College of tile Air · Force. Curfman Is scheduled to serve with the ·22nd Civil Engineering SquadronatMarchAlrForceBase, Calif. His wife. Debbie, Is the daughter of Gerald and Gloria . Michael of Syracuse. The airman Is a 198t graduate of Southern High SchooL M. DtJ,vaUof54716SR124,Porlland, has completed recruit training. DurlngDuvaU'selght-weektrlan· · Do~~glas K. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Evans of Route 3, Duvall ' Navy Seaman Gregory A. Ou· Emma L. Paisley of 44 Central' · Ave., Gallipolis, bas completed' baste training at Fort Dlx, N.J. ' During the ·training, · stu~nts received inStruction In drill and, ceremonies, weapons, map read: . lng, 'tactics. n\llltary couru;sy; mWtary Justice, first aid, andAr'my history and traditions. : He Is a 1!$ graduate of GaW• Academy High SchooL ' -- ' __.....:,_;;___~--:--:- Pomeroy . sis after back surge!)' for Injuries suffered during a stunt on the show. · a ,hospital spokesman said. "He came through very weD." Ron Wltie, spokesman for Cedars· Sinal Medical Center, said Friday. Dob8on, 41, who plays Pat "Mac" MacKenzie In the TV series and was Detective Crocker on the "i<oJak'' LOS ANGELES (AP ) - Actor series, has been hospitalized since Kevin Dobson, who appears In the Monday, said hLs p-Jbllclst, Joe prime-time soap opera "Knots Sutton. He was Injured AprU 4while Lllndlng," has an excellent progno- · doln1> a stunt. · ·People in .--the news ·Ao;or recovers ., ., ~ Airman Margery M. Myers, daughter of Joseflna D. and Alvin J . Myers of 39570 Silver Ridge Rnad, Reedsville, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force personnel spectallst I;Oiirse at Keesler Air Fdr~e Base, ' Miss. ·• Graduates of the course learned how to prepare personnel-reports and records, and earned credits toward an . associate degree In \'PPlled science, through the Com· munlty College of the Air Force. : Myers Is scheduled to serve with !Jie 40lst Combat Support Group at Torrejon Air Base, Spain. She Is a 1982 graduate of Eastern High $Chool, Reedsville. any written documentation to authorize such a.narnl!lg," Aaron Woodward said lri a letter this weelc; to Jan Oudendljk, general manager C)f the VIsta lnten!atlonal HQtel. Woodward serves as chief execu· live officer of Count Basle Enterprises Inc. He announced plans In· December to establish the Baste band's headquar1ers here, and said USDA CHOICE BONELESS F-ESH LEAN GrQund Beef 99ClB. VALUE RATED $159 $179 USDA CHOICE . • t • ;· • • • f- ·• •. ~ • . .,. :... The secret to l]LTIMATETAN'S DllfliTannJnr;FormJ~Iats that , It quickly penetrate~ to .nnd s'ofier\s the deeper layers· skin where UVA tanning take splace. With more UVA llgl!t reaching moist layers of skin, you will have a darker, longer lasting tan. Your skin will resist dryness; flaking, and appear younger and healthier looking. or noz. PIIG. L A.' L.U MONTE 17 oz. CAN KERNEL CORN STOP U., OR CALL . FOR A" APPOINTMENT 8:30 A.M~ TO '9:00 P.M. PHONE: 992-6720 MONTE 16 3 ' oz CAN F 01 89( 89( i 15 OZ. CAN OF' THE STAIRS ~ailey r 2 LB. ~ ·lOX $229 '99C LB•. ' ANCAKE SYRUP HOURS ' PKG. 2o .oz.. LOAF 1984 Chevrol~t Silverado Pickup 20 ·99( oz. ' LOAF ' Beautiful Apple Red and black .. Power windows, power door locks, AM·FM stereo, rallye wheels, and 4 wheel drive. Only 14,783 low miles. · · RINSO LAUNDIY DmiGENT 147 BOX oz. ·s·-'iJ ~ 19 AJAX' Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. DISHWASHING UQUID 22 ' 1616 EASTEIN AVE., GALLIPOLIS oz. BOrnE 446-3672 •• 99< POUND$169 PKG. · KAHN'S BEEF FRANKS ·.. . 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Mixed Fryer ·Parts POLISH SAUSAGE Plus' Dtpcllit ' . LIMIT 1 WITH 510.00 ADDITIONAL PUICHASE 24 oz. BOntE GRIDDLE ° $1 9 99C $1_ 19 . 3~$119 ' D VEGETABLES PORK ROAST SUPERIOR SAUCE ·. , ~:Noz. _ 3 ~ - 99~ . . . · · _EXTRA LEAN:"' ..,-• . ·PINEAPPLE ·· . 9· : . GROUND CHUC.K. . CRUSHED, CHUNK · ''~o oz. .( . .· ' MONTI . · If OZ.. CAN , 1. - · GREEN BEANl .·_l ~ 5 19 .· ' ' ' ' ., L• •. · , 1·. 3 BOSTON BUn FRANKIES ·'. J • ::LE $159LB• Li. Beef Cubed Sttdc ·, ·TAVERN HAM SUPERIOR '$189LB. F SUPERIOR BONELESS 79C LB. USDA CHOICE • _.. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 4 CHUNK BOLOGNA STEW BEE·F DDI • _. f - 1. SUPERIOR USDA CHOiCE BONELESS ,. - iHo!riiiG -G S399LI. LB• CHUCK STEAK 3 LB. PIG, 01 MOlE ANE • STOll IID!III YOUI -IY-SAVIIG COIIfOIIS IT lOIII · SOli' I UID IICDVI DOtal IHI VAIUI 1111111 TOll f'UI<MASUHI SilO· fiiD "Ill. OHI (OIWOfj Pt1 ffDI.' NO UNO. C - 1 A((lmD. DO· IIMWIIOII Offll 00111101 AI'IU 10 " fill . .<HANOIIr' COUIOIIS .. COWONS OVII 49' Ill IACI VAIUI. NO WlllifUMIS WID- (OIWOfj VAIUIIlCIIDS - 1 Of IIIIL CIGAIITm ANti emAil OIWIIIDIIAIIIICWOIOIT LAW. TOIIISUIIPIIOOtiCTIO Ali . OUI CUST-~ WI All 0411 "DO!al COUIOII" Olfll 10 OHI JAil 01 IIISTANI COffll 1110 ONI tAN 01 GIOUND COifll "I New York Strip Steak USDA CHOICE BONELESS . .- • Seek dismissal ·USDA CHOICE BONELESS ENGLISH ROAST ........ , : Navy Seaman Recruit Jack , Salley, son ol Wilbert and Maxllte ~lley of Rnute -1. Ewlngton, bas completed recruit training at Navy Recruit Training Command, Navy training Center, Great Lakes, Dl, 1 During Bailey's eight-week tratn(ng cycle. he studied general (nllltary subjects designed to pre· pare him for fur1her academic arrcl on-the-job tralnl~g In one of the • KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -The adopted son of Count Baste, the veteran Jazz bandleader who died a year ago, ·says a new hotel that named Its balltoom after Basle did Jackson asked a federal Judge tO dismiss a S3J mllllon suit by a Rhode Island promoter. saying no contract was signed lor publicity of last year's "VIctory" tour. Promoter Ftanl< J . Russo con· tends In the suit th8tJackson, 26,and hLs brothers broke an oral agreement that RussowOutdpromotethe tour. Jils lawyer, R. Daniel Prentiss. contended that the Jacksons used . PROVroENCE, R.I. (AP)- An groundwork laid by Russo to stage a.ttomey for · enter1atner Michael · the highly publlcfzed tour. · STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR, AT. JOHNSON$ $_1 ~9 wm . No permission Friday tile hotel's use of the name " contllcts with what we are trying to do In Kansas City." Oudendljk, general manager of the hotel, saki he thought the use of Baste's name was authorized and was Investigating. , ' The band leader died a year ago Friday at the age of 79. so wlthout"Buthorlzatlon and should stop using the name. "We baVI,' been unable to locate ' Boneless Chuck Roast ,'!!JM+- The actor continued work until April 18, when pain kept him frol)1 t'OITlpletlng wotk on the -season's final "Knots Landing" episode, Sutton said ."They'll have to shoot around hJm for the final soow: : The Sunday Times-Sentinel Paga- B-7 . DOUBlE COUPON OffER GOOD THURSDAY, IIAY 2. 1985 USED CARS ', Airman Kevin S. MJtcheU. son of Norman L. and Bonnie L. Mitchell of Rural Route 2, Gallipolis, has been assigned to Chanute AJr Force !;lase. ru., after completing Air Force baste training. . · During the six weekS at Uickland AJr Force Base, Texas, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organlza tlon and ' customs. and received special training In human relations. ' In addition. airmen who complete baste training earn credits toward . an associate degree through thE! Community College of the AJr Force. · ·. The airman now receive $I)edall7,ed ·lnstrUCttQn In the fuelS spectllllst Held. · HIS wife, Linda,. Is the daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. M. 0 . Jeffers of 406 LeGrl\nde Blvd., Gallipolis.. Th<: airman Is a 1~1 graduate of yallla . ,ACademy l:IJgh ~llool, Gantwtis. · Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, w. Va. DOUBLE ~~ COUPONS EVans Mitchell I' PoJsley • A'pril28.1986 Curfman Owlgnt and Delovls Unger of Rural frtn;;;g;;;;;;;cy;cl;e,;;;h;;;e;;;s;;;tu;;;dl;;;ed;;;;;;; · ge;;;;;;;ne;;;ra;;;l;;;;;;;G;;;a;;;W;;;po;;;lls;;;,;;;has;;;;;;;e;;;nl;;;ls;;;ted;;;;ln;;the;;;;;;;U;;; .s;wj. Rnute I , Gallipolis. · He received an associate degree Ill l!lSt from the University or the State of New York, Albany. Myers:· April28,1985 the .service .....------~------.; mllltary Sl!bJects designed to prepare him for further academic ·a nd "'-J b · manshlp, close order drill, Naval on-urIn one IJ! ·the N vy' o85 basi history and first ald. Personnel Who a s c elds. · complete this course of Instruction Duvall's studies InCluded seaare ell~ble lor three hours of nianshlp, close order dftQ. Naval coJiege credit In PhysJcal Ejduca- history and tJrst ald. Personnel who tlon anp Hygiene. . complete this course of InstruCtion are ellgtble tor three hours of college credit In Physical EducaMartin !<. Pruitt, 'sen of Huien J. tlon and Hygiene. Prultt of '!147 King Arthur Court, Buford, Ga., and MarJorie s. Hoffner of Memorial Apartments, . Lawrenceville, Ga., has been appointed a sergeant In the U.S. Air . Force. The new non-commissioned of· . !leer completed training In management, leadership, huiiUII) rela· ttons and NCO responsibilities, . before being awarded this status. Prul! t Is assigned at Barksdale Air Force Base, La., with the Secon<:l Bombardment Wing. His wife, Kathleen, Is the daugh· ter of James E . and Wilma J . Hall of Rural Route 1, Galll!)<ills. He Is a 1!18l graduate of North Gwlnnett High School, ·suwanee, Ga. • Granulated. Sugar $149· SLB. BAG THIIn liNG Vegetable· Oil 99< • ' �"' Page 8-8-The Sunfiay Times~Sentinel ~Designer drugs' arise . to plague health officials Calendar I area happenings SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS - Sunday is Choir Day at Paint Creek Regular Baptist Church. Fellowship dinner wtU follow momlng wi>rshlp and afternoon service begins at .3: :II p.m. featuring Voices United, Bobby Dean Gordon, and the Paul Laurence Dunbar Afro-American Con. cert Choir. Public ln\'lt!!Q. CENTENARY -CentenaryUnl· ted Christian Church will have tamuy night, Sunday, 7: :II p.m. Featured will be Saved and the Rev. Jack Holley. Public lnvt.t ed. . GAU.IPOLIS - Gallla County Girl Scouts will have an awards and brtdglng ceremony, Sunday, 2 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church. - LECTA- Rev. Ernest BakerwUl beat Walnut RldgeChurch, Sunday, -.. ,. . 7:31p.m. PORTER- Clark Chapel Church .will have special singing by John .and Debbie Cardwell, Sunday, '1 p.m. VINTON - VInton Wesleyan · POMEROY - Revival services RIJn.AND - Rutland Garden Church wUI have pastor Russell are underway at Whites Chapel and Club will meet Monday, 7:30p.m . Taylor speaking Sunday, 7:31p.m . (daylight savings time) ,atthebQme will continue through Sunday, 7 p,m ' meet the entire nation's henil!J each evening. The Rev. Amos nllls of Mrs. Marvin Wilson, New Ltma By MARGARET SCHERF MIDDLEPORT - Heath United is _the evangellst. The public is Road. demand. AMOCiatecii're!e Wrtler Methodist Church wUl have a · And they are beyond the reach of InVIted to attend. WASHINGI'ON (AP) -Danger~DAY potluck dinner, Sunday, 6 p.m., the law. GALLIPbLIS - Gallipolis Ro- ous new drugs developed by · followed by singing t-y tlle Grubb POMEROY -TheGrubbFamlly tary meets Tuesday, 6. p.m. at underground chemist$ are conjurFamily Singers. Singers will present a program at Oscar's. A designer drug Is a controlled Ing up nightmares for public health the Heath United Methodist Church experts, law enforcement ottlclals substance modified slightly tq CROWN CITY- Rev. JoeGwihn Sunday at 7: 15 p.m. The publlc is . produce a "chemical cousin" not GALLIPOLIS - GaUipolls Uons and smte members of Congress. will be at King's Chapel Church, Invited to attend. meet Tuesday, 6:31p.m . at Oscar's. The so-ailed "designer drugs" covered by the Controlled SubstanSunday, 7:31p.m. Public Invited. ha_ve ~ blamed for dozens of ces'Act. A chemist adding atluorjde POMEROY - A field service ' POMEROY. - XI Gamma Mu ' deaths, mainly In CalUornla, ofll- or an extra carbon molecule can MERCERVll.LE - Missionary ortentatton program wiU be held at clais say. If they spread across 111e create a new drug that will produce Chapter, &ta Sigma Phl Sorority, Tony Dillard wW speak Sunday, 7 the American Legion Hall In country, tlley could create a pubUc a hlgh but ts not Ulegal. ~ meet Tuesday, 7 p.m .. at the p._m., at Providence Missionary fomeroy Sunday at 1 P:mOften, w_hlie the Drug Enfoq:ehealth disaster, a~rdlng to drug • borne of Carol McCI!llough. New Baptist Church. Public Invited. ment Administration moves to , otttcers wW be Installed. experts. · . POMEROY - Me~s Cmmcy control the new substance, 'I1!e drugs ean shoot the users · GALLIPOLIS - Rev. Larry Museum,ButternutAve.,Pomeroy, GALLIPOLIS- Pembroke Club hlgher than morphine, are Inexpen- chemist may be marketing a new Ha~ ..;ll b,e at Good Hope UJ\Ited wlllbeopenfrom2to4p.m.Sunday. wt1l meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., .at the sive to produce and can be made In variation beyond the reach of the · Baptist Church, Sunday, 11 a.m . . ' ' · borne of Mrs. MaJUilng Wetherholt, enough quantity by one chemist to regul~tlon. MONDAY 400 First Ave. MIDDLEPORT- Meigs Mason· girls Softball Association meets No.~wiUconterthedegl:eeofroyal POMEROY- Pomeroy Chapter Sunday, 2 p.m. at Middleport Park. arch maSon, Monday evening, 7 p.m., at the Pomeroy Masonic DEXTER- Films on alcohol and Temple. AU roy !!I arch masons are drug abuse wW be shown SW\day, 7 invited. p.m . at Old Dexter Church. . -- a ·r'J~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii··········•;;;;;; 818A TIC CARPET SALE . Cancer Answerline ;Damage from smoking is reversible ~ (;. A regular feature prepared by the same number of men and women Amertcan Cancer Society to help develop the disease, with slightly iave your life from cancer. · , more cases occurring among QUESTION: U a person has been women. Men, though, report being smoking steadlly for~ to 30 years, tested -for colon and rectum tnallghasn't most of the damage alreadY nancles more often than women, · occurred? according to the American Cancer ANSWERllne: Yes, but even for Society. a person who has smoked a long QUESTION: Why do newcaneer period of time, the damage Is t~eraples reported In tlle media reversible. If a person quits smoktake years to get Into medical practice? lng before the onset of lung cancer, hls or her r1sk for the disease wUl ANSWERllne: By Jaw, new revert back to almost that of a medicines must be tested first on non-smoker wlthln 10 years. The animals, and then on humans 1n 'l:lsk for heart dlsea~ will be · car.eful clinical trials. ·Some reduced almost Immediately. cancers take decades to develop, · QUESTION: Is testicular cancer and after treatment, patients must a rare form of cancer? be followed for at least five years to ANSWERIIne: No. Cancer of the c)!eck for P.OSSible recurrence. testes, the male reproductive After a cancer treatment has glands, Is the most common cancer passed all these tests, there Is In men 15 to 24 years of age. Ii usually an additional time tag of accounts for 12 percent of all cancer sever-al months to a few years deaths lit this group. When detected before the therapy is In general use and treated early, testicular cancer throughout the country. For those patients who have advanced has a 50-year survival rate of about '10 percent. . cancer. opportunities In ex peri men• Men who have an undescended or tal treatment programs sometimes partlallydescendedtestlcleareata ~ur. . _. . . , _ .. tnlch higher i'lsk for thedlsease. Ail ;.- QBESTIOI'i: What Is a -blo]isy? ' . men, though, sboilld practice a ' · .·· ANSWERilne: It IS' ·a surgical monthly self-examination In which procedure to obtain tissue which they check for hard Jumps or can be examined microscopically. nodules. it an,y are found, a doctor •· There are t~ kinds or bloJ)sstes: lhould ·be notified Immediately. Otber .symptoms of testicular cancer Include a· d~U ache In the abdomen and groin, aild a sensation of heaviness. ·QUESTION: Do more men than women get colorectal cancer? ANSWERllne: This Is a common misconception. Actually, about the tncislonal, exclslonal, and needle. The lnclslonal costs only a part of a tumor away for examination. The excislonal removes the entire tumor, as, for .ex~mple, a growth on · the skin. The needl'l Is used to withdraw _fl,uld or tissue for examination. · QUESTIO~ Can the Pap test detect utertne cancer In older women? ANSWERIIIII!: The Pap test Is helpful for detecting all utertne• cancer, but mainly for early cancer ofthe utertne cervix~ It Is only about 50 ]ll1l'Cent . effective In detecting' endometrial cancer, whlch affects the body of the uterus, and tends to deVelop tn woml!!l i!O to 64 years of age. For them, phystclans .recom· mend a complete pelvic exam as well as a test. · CARPIT REMNANTS . ' PRICED TO SELl OPEN MOND.Y THIU SATUIDAY 9-S ·ODDS & ENOS CARPET SHOP .RT. I, HOBSON RD. · MIDDLEPORT ·OPEN WIN 'A FREE · ,. OPIIII ALL NAME BRAND EQUIPMENT MOM.·SAI- *Cincinnati Fiberglass *90° -85° LNA Elegant and m~ch more. Oo~e Gray with matching landau top and leather seatirig.'fully equipped with air, cruise, tilt, concert sound with, cassette, 39,440 miles. One careful owner. ··. "Nobody Deals Better" 9 Ul.· S:GO P.M. Chevrolet-Oldsmobile I ALUMINUM MISH DR FIIIRGLASS DISH COMPUtE SYSTIMs $995 00 AND UP DS AND. ENDS CARPET !!!9~ IOU11 7 Spor NEW YORK (AP) -TheNatlonaiFootballLeaguE! holds Its 50th draft tl1ls week without the gaping holes the United States Football League shot In last year's version, but also without the kind of glamor that have adonied·the league's past talent auctions. When representatives of the 28 NFL teams gather at the Omnl Park Hotel beglnrilng at 8 a.m. · EST Tuesday, tl1ey will bi>chooslng'from a crop that's lost to only one prime player .:.: Heisman Trophy winner I)oug Flutte - to the USFL. Last year, about a quarter of the top 100 players had been siphoned off. But they also wW be ch<iosing from what's largely a crop of bread-and-butter players - offensive and defensive linemen and llefenslve backs are the most plentltul COITll'l'\ffiodltles, although as many as a half-dozen wide receivers could go In the first roulld. With the University of Miami's &rnle Kosar using a loophole In · tlle draft process to go Into a supplemental draft where he can be taken by hls hometown Cleveland Browns, and wltll Flutie gone to the New Jersey Generals, there are llkely to be J1ll ·quarterbacks taken In the first round. Certainly, there •Is none who could have the Immediate Impact of a • Dan Manno or John Elway. ' names Nor are there any tuimtngbackssuretojumptothe top of the NFL as t:OOkles, although Ethan Horton of North Carolina and George Adams of Kentucky are sure first-rounders. The most lntrtgulng name · available is Flutle's USFL teammate, Herschel Walker, finally eligible for the NFL draft and a candidate to go anywhere from the first to the sixth round, depending on your source. Barring any last-minute shockS, the Identities otthe tlrst three collegians to be choSen are already known. The tlrst pick Is defensive end Bruce Smith, the Outland Trophy winner from Virginia Tech, who was signed In February by the Buffalo Bills. . The second wU1 likely be BW Frallc, an oiCenslve tackle from ~Itt. Minnesota, whlch traded upln hopes of landing Kosar, will take him If tl1ey retain the pick. Uthey don't, they'rellabletotradelttOAtlanta, which . also wants Frallc. The tl1trd wUl be Ray Chtldress, a defensive lineman from Texas A&M. The otters exchanged picks with the VIkings with the stipulation that if Minnesota didn't get Kosar, they stU! had to leave Childress for third. Beyond .those three, other clear first-rounders Include Horton and Adams; wide receivers Eddie Brown of Mlarril, Al Toon of Wisconsin and Jerry Rice of Mississippi Valley State; offensive linemen Keith Ruettgers of Southern Ca!Uornla, Lomas Brown of Florida and Jim · Lachey of Ohio State; defensive lineman Ron Holmes of Washington ; linebackers Duane Bickett of Southern Cat and·Chris Doleman of Pitt, and defensive backS Richard Johnson of Wisconsin, Jerry Gray of Texas and Derrtck Burroughs of Memphis State. The rest of the first rouild should come from running backs Owen Gill of Iowa, Greg Allen of Florida State and Ricky Moore of Alabama; offensive linemen Mike Ketley of Notre Dame, Kevin Glover of Mary land and Kevin Allen of Indiana; wide receivers Jessie Hester of Flortda State, Vance Johnson of Artzona, Buster ,Rhymes of Oklahoma and Stacy Robinson of North Dakota State; defensive linemen · Mike Gann of Notre Dame, Garin Ver1s of Stanford. Richard Byrd of Southern Mississippi, Kevin BrookS of Michigan and WIUiam "The Refrigerator" Perry of Cle!llSOn; linebackers Freddie Joe Nunn of Mississippi and Emanuel King of Alabama, and defensive 1616 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS SAN FRANCISCO Righthander John Stuper fired a twohltter as the Clnclnnatl ' Reds snapped a two game losing streak Saturday afternoon, 2-1 over the San Francisco Giants. , Stuper yielded a tlrst Inning double by,ChUI Davis and a seventll inning bunt single by Scot Thompson. Cincinnati broke qut on top In the first Inning -on Eric Davis' tlllrd home run of the season off starter and losing hurler Dave LaP.ont. The. .Reds broke a 'l -l tie In the seventh Inning on Dave Concepcion's leadoff doubleandaslnglebycatcherDann -Bllardello. PlralesedgeMets NEW YORK (AP) The Pi~ Piriltes ralljed lor three ·runs In the · elgi\1!1 to halt . a ,t!Jre<>-game lPslngstre!lk by edging the New York Mets 3-2 Saturday. Mets starter Ed Lynch pltclled a lhrlle'hlt. shuJout thrOug)i seven :Innings wheil he wi!S lifted for a pinch hitter. : . . · NewYorkrellefaceJesseOroscO,' 1-1, started the eighth by yielding a double to George Hendrick. Jim Morrison walked and BUJ Almon bunted. Orosco threw the ball . wUdly, Jetting Hendrick score. Slxto Lezcano, Pittsburgh's fourth straight pinch hitter, and Tony Pena singled In two more runs. Pittsburgh's Larry McWDllams, 2-1, worked seven Innings, giving up both New York runs on eight hits before he left for a plnch-hltter.John Candelaria pitched the final two Innings, retiring all stx batters, for his fourth save. In tlle fourth; New York's Keith ,doubled twiCe, singled off reliever Hernandez singled and Gary Carter Bob Stanley, 0-2, took third as first doubled before Danny Heepeventu- baseman BUJ Buckner fielded Ontx ally scored them on a bad-bop Concepcion's bunt and threw wildly single. to second and scored when WIUie It was the Mets' first setback In Wilson's grounder caromed off seven home games. second baseman )\!arty Barrett's · . Expos blast Cardinals glove. lVION1REAI.; (AP)- 'Om WallDan Quisenberry, 2-2, the third of ach's two-run single capped a four Kansas City pitchers, got the foilr-runseventhandAndreDawson Victory despite giving up · an homered and drove In five runs unearned run In the eighth In a wild Saturday, powertng Montreal 8-3 pickoff attempt. over the St. Louis Cardinals for toe KansasCityhadtakena~-3teadln . Expos' fifth straight victory. the seventh on George Brett's RBI St. Louts starter John Tudor, 0-3, single against Bobby Ojeda, who carried a 3-1lead Into the seventh, rejllaced starter AI Nipper. ·· · which started with a pinch single by Mike Fitzgerald. · . 11gersnlpBrewers Singles by Tlni RabieS and U.L. . Mn..WAUKE. E (;\P) - Alex Wasl\lngloJl ~~ the ](!ad tq one and . Slinchez, calle4 up ~mire rnlilors : ·· Dawson followed whh ~RBI atnille c earllerIn the week; -slammed a ·. off felle\rer 'Jet! Lahti. Atfer, Huble. ti-!Pie and home run aiid drove In all Brooks beat'out an Infield hit to load the,~:lase$, Wallach slng'led·for a !>-3 three Detroit runs Saturday, poWer· lead. • · : · · ,.. lng the Tigers· to a 3-2 vl~tory oyer . The FJxpoS racked Ul! three'more · the ~~waukee Brewers. __ . . _J)an Petry; 4-1, scatte~ six l!lt~ · runs ott NeU Allen 1!1 !lie etgbth on stDgles by Raines and Washington allll stnJck OUt live-In Bl-31nn1Jigs. lmd Dawson's home run, his fourth WIUie Hernandez got tlle final two outs for his fourth save after Robin hli .ofthe game. . Joe Hesketll 2-1 scattered live Yount singled with one out In tlle hlts over sev~ lnrtlngs for the win Brewers' ninth. _ . and Bert Roberge pltclled the final Chet Lemon started a Detroit two Innings for his tlrst save. rally In the seventh Inning with a fly Royals eclle!l Red s. ball that was dropped by left fielder ,. BOSTON (AP) .:.. Jim Sundberg ' Yount. Sanc~ez followed )'lith his Inning of Salurday's Shea Stadium ~alnst l!le HERE HE COIIIE9 -The New Vork Mets' Gary PIUsburgh Pirates catcher Tony Pena. ( AP led off the nintll with a bloop single first borne run of the sea,son, tagging Carter scores a borne plate after-a hlt In the fourth lA9erpholo). and scored after two Boston errors a 2-2 pitch ott Danny DaiWin. to Uft the Kansas City Royals 5-4 Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead In the over the Red Sox Saturday. first Inning, but Detroit !led tlle Boston had tied it ~-4 on Rick game In the second.The Brewers MINNEAPOLIS iAP) -Mickey MUter's pinch single In the eighth. went ahead 2-1 In the sixth on Hatcher· went 5-for-5, tlle first Sundberg, who had earlier Yount's double and CecU Cooper's five-hit game of his career, as tlle , single. streaking Minnesota TWins won Darwin, 2-1, gave up live hits, one their seventh straight game Saturwalk and had three $tlikeouts. day, defeating the Oakland AthletCINC!NNATliAP)-Lastyear's average of 15.~ yards, but he's stlll University of Cincinnati football slower than he was an an Ics 8-6. .t eam could_place more players In underclassman. TJlesday's National Football Bodine, who did not return for the League draft than It put wins on the spring semester, satd he has been scoreboard . visited by scouts from Green Bay, The &arcats, who ·were 2-9 last Atlanta, San Diego, Detroit and the pounds with Randy Romero In the year, have four players who are Los Angeles Rams, wtth Inquiries saddle, Is nominated for the Derby, drawing the Interest of pro scouts. from Denver and Dallas. but Stephens Indicated he Is unllkely Those wbo watch the draft closely to run there is an off track. say quarterback Troy Bodine and Foster said he thought he helped Stephens' main Dei:by hope this I wtde receiver Dave Foster are his chances with his showing at the year appears to Stephan's Odyssey. definite candidates, with offensive NFL combine camp In Tempe, TwoofthemorepromlnentDerby linemen Joe Apke and John Tushar Arl2., although he was clocked at Trial contenders were Derby' nomlas possible picks. about 4.7 seconds In tlle 40-yard ~ Fast Account and Tiffany Ice. · dash, which Is considered border·W.R . Hawn's Fast ACC9\IIIt, 122 Bodllle has good mechanics and line sPee<! for a pro. with Chrts McCarron, finished footwork and a very strong arm. He He's heard from .Green Bay, second to Slcywalker In the l'>t-mlie was better as an underclassman, Denver, Houston, Kansas City and Sarita Anita Derby. Trainer Patty however, than hewasasasenlorlast Allanta. JolinsOJ\ saki the colt would start l!I year wltll ~ Interceptions and a Tushar, a6-4, 265-pound guard has tlle Derby and would use the Trtalto twice-broken left arm. thestzetoattract theprosandApke, get race over the Churchill DoWns Fpster came back from a knee a 6-5, 245 center-tackle Is a good track. ' Injury to catch 49 passes for an athlete, Brown said. Dei:by plans were Indefinite for M,rs, Charles Thlertat's Tiffany Ice, 122 with rtder Gregg McCarron. The colt won the Sanford aJid was second to Chiefs Crown In the Hopeful last year, buthehadn'tbeenfurtherthan seven furlongs before the Trial. The other · Derby nominees en: tered In the Trial were Put Away, · SkyConunand,RedAttack,Ceriph, · COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) mance of Saturday's game, Bruce Alariva and Nordic !lcandal. Freshman Tom Tupa continued hls said: "We need to Improve In all bid for the No.I quarterback spot at -areas. I tlllnk our def.eilse should be OhloStateas he led the Scarlet team quite good, but we have a longway to to a 21-IOvlctory over the Gray In the go on offense.'' • final lntrasquad football game The Scarlet· scored twice In the with nerves In his neck and will he Saturday at Ohio Stadium. second period on the 2-yard run by given medication and be on an Tupacompletedllofl8passesfor taUback Keith Byars, the Buckeyes' exercise program, the team said .. 122yards. · Helsman Trophy candidate, and a The- lndjans said they expected Sophomore Jim Karsatos, who Is 2-yard run by George Cooper. that Rllhle,1-2 wltha3.i!Oearned run considered to be the successor to. · The third touchdown came In the averagt', wt1l he rut 34 ~­ ~ed quarterback Mike Tomc- fourth perind on a 3-yard run by Thompeon, 26, ts().(Jwlthoaeaave zak, guided the Gray with nine freshman Hayden Humphrey. and a 1.00 ERA In tour appearances, • The lone Gray touchdown came In completions In ~ attempts for 121 all In relief, tor the GUideS. . the second period bn a 54-yard pass yards. ' The Indians also announced that Karsatos started three regularplay front taUback ROman Bates to rtght-handl!r Rick BeheiiJia baa Dtno Dawson. The Gray added a season games for the Buckeyes the .b\'t'll moved from lhr ~Y lAZY DAY - CNera Crown, winner of the Blue Grala &akee at ~yard lleld goal by Rich Spangler disabled liSt to the 21-day disabled . ~IIIIHilaat ~ 111111 aravortteforthlilyear'aKenlucky Derby, past two years. yaw• after a worlwutatChwdllll Downss.&unlay. (AP I....erphoW). Assessing the overaU pertor- In the third 1\rfod. list. ; Twins defeat A's Four Bearcats may get call from NFL - Creme Fraiche wins d!!'!r !",~~off~~·. . . "'·1 HI,OUU Creme Fratche, winless In five starts tl1ls year, won the $50,00). added Derby Tjrlal kicking . ott Kentucky Dei:by week Saturday afternoon. Thirteen 3-y!!ar-olds, nine ott hem eUgtble for the 1~ -mlle Derby next Saturday, were entered In the one-mlle Trial. Previously, Creme Fralche, a Woody Stephens trained horse, tlnished second four times, !nclud· tng a runnerup finish In the Louisiana Derby. mers, It was the third straight year that a Stephens trained horse has won the Derby Trial. Caveat did It In 1983 while the highly touted DIMI's Bag won last ye,a r. Caveat finished third In the Derby. DevU's Bag did not start and wasretlredtwodaysaftertheDerby because of a knee tnjucy. But Stephens got his second Derby win last year with the W-fated Swale. The 71-year-old trainer also won the IOOth Derby In 1974 with Cannonade. results- ,, unless . ' I. . a · · Scarlet defeats Gray in annual OSU affair Ruhle placed on disabled list CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Indians have pl!iced rtght-handed plt.cher Vern Ruhle on the ~ay disabled list -because of weaknetlln his rliht shoulder. Ruhle wUI be repiiK;ed by Rich ThompiOII, whowas'called up from the Matne Guides of the Class MA Jntematlonal l...eaiue. the Indians 11111d Saturday. . nie teem 8IIIIOOIICed the move after Ruhle, .34, was examined by team phyliclari 01'. W!lllam Wilder. R~ Is autferlng from problems _day and Sunday nights. ,'J'hrouall 29 weeks, CBS' average .prtmr-tlme rating wu 16.9, down )lllll'kedJy from last season's 18.1. 1be network placed seven ll!'rleB lri the 10 top shows with people over 50. '1bree were on Sunday: "60 Mln·utes''; ·•Munter, Sbe Wrote.'' CBS' •OlltYI!It from hanewfallserles.and . ~ 'CraZy Like A, Ftlll," TV's only lel.'lllld-.-.oll IIUCrell~-. backs Isstac Holt of Alcorn ·s tate, Tyrone Davis of Clemson and Torran Nixon of San Diego State. The top-rated quar1erbacks, who $0Uid go from the second tp. the fourth rounds, Include Steve Calabria of Colgate, Paul Berner of Pacific, Frank Reich of Maryland, Steve Bono ofUq.A. GaleGUbert of CalUornla and Randall Cunningham of NevadaLas Vegas. Then there's Walker, the 1982lfelsman winner who passed up his final year of college to join the USFL. He's finally eligible for the NFL draft this year, but who drafts him depends less on his ablllty than on the status of the shaky league he plays In- both he and Flu tie have six-year personal service contracts with New Jersey owner Donald Trump. .But 'Walker's 1,00i yards In nine games with the Generals this year have erased most doubts about hls skill. Flu tie also is likely to be drafted, but certainly not In the first round - tri fact, without tlle USFL, he Would have been a problematical llrst -round choice to beglh with. In both his case and Walker's the team draltlng him would have his rights for lour years with the right to match any other team's offer after that. Stuper two-hits·Giants; Pirates nip N.Y. Mets UIGI SIUCnOII Featuring Fishing - SuppUe,s~ Tackle .· & lait STOP IN THE STORE FOR DOAILS *Drake *Unlden Very Large Sflettion Of Carpet Drastically Reduced _ Prkod $395 Ill· y.ll• . From Jeff's ·~arry · Out & Pizza SATELLITE SYSTEM .NBC gains ·in ratings By FRED ROlliENBEIW ' AP Television WrUer • NEW YORK (API- The30-week prime-time season Is over. The lelevtslon jurikles' chant is just beginning: "Who's No. 1? ... Who's No. 1?'' CBS and Nielsen point to CBS, which won the household ratings race for the stxthyearln a row. CBS - had the most viewers and more shows In theToplOthan either of the other networks. And CES had enormous loyalty with the Gerttol set. Most advertising executives, hoWever, support NBC. NBC won . · !he demographics derby by having the most elite viewers and more - .lhows popular with younger consuNBC earned the Yuppie vote. Would ABC care to break the tie? ':Anything 1 woold say would sound ' like sour grapes," said Lewis H. Erilcht, preslotlentofABCEntertalnmeni. "I just !know It wasn't us.'' · The hlgh-protlle prime-time competition ended Sunday. The exact A.C. Nielsen <;:o. figures wUI be available Tuesday. But the ratings measurtngtt.epercentage pt the nation 's84.9mWion TV homes watching, on average, a given -IJibnlte of a network's prlrile-ttme lchedUie - have been ~ foregone l!oncluslonforweeks: CB'>, llrstand Jllppln&. NBC, second and soaring, jllld ABC. third and fading. • CBS, on 'the strength of Top 10 ~~ertal& "Dallas," ''FalCOII Crest" and "Knots Landing:' and hJahrated perennials "60 Minutes" and ''Simoll 1: Slmon,"was No.1 again. -'l'llroulhDut the seaaon. CBS was tither flrsl or a close seCOnd on ~onday, Thunday; Friday, Satur- April28. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Ple!lsant, W. Va. • 1 �_J April 28. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. w. Va. Aori128. 1985 VinceDzo, ~tiil share 'toumey lead Dodgers hike NL West lead By BEN WALKER AP Spol1s Writer At thls rate, Ore! Hershlser will soonn<rhlt the San Diego Padres. "We'veseenqulteen<ll!ghofOrel Hershlser,'' Padres Manager Dick Wllllarns said Friday night after Hershlserpltched a,one-hltterasthe Los Angeles Dodgers beat · San Diego 2.{1. Five days earlier, Hershlser - l •• •' ~ ..' • i·' .. • . ::: SAFE RETURN - New York Yankees' WUiie : ~ph slides safely back io flnl on a pickoff ,· allempl as Chicago While Sox' Greg Walker applies a late lag In lhe llrsl btnlng of Friday night's game In Chicago. (AP Laserphoto). )Twins capture sixth straight, ~ Indians lose 6-3 to Orioles ( By HERSCHEL NISSENSON . AP Spona Writer • ! A lot of potential home runs have , curved outside the foul pole bu~the ~ Mbtnesota Twins are so hot that ~ Tom Brunansky was a!>le to do .it bt • reverse. ·· ; "It started out gqlngfouJand then It came back In for some unknown ~ reason. It was the weirdest homE' : run l'veevPrseen,"Brunanskysald • of his sixth homPr of the season, a : leadoff shot lnthebottomofthenlnth ~ Inning Friday night that gave the ! ; • • • ; ; •. b::ndanAt~:ti~ci~7 ;.,~rs~~. consecutive triumph. Brunansky's game-wbtnbtg homer made a loser of Oakland reliever Keith Atherton for the SECOnd consecutive night. ~ . In otber . American League · , games, Detroit nlwe? Milwaukee : 1.1J, B;dttmore downed •Cleveland ; ~. Boston beat Kansas City 5-~. · · ·. :; Toronto .edged ·te""s 6-S, -Chicago. .tu!'llllll back ·New York · 4-3 and : Calll'ornla ctobi:Ji.red Seattle 11·3. :· 'J'Igers I, Brewers II . J.a ck Morris overpowei-ed Mil· " waukee with . a fivE.>-hitter. He walked· two, struck· our nlnP and ret lied 14 batteri bt a row untll Cecil Cooper doubled with one out ln the ninth as the struggling Tigers won for only the third timebt nine games. 1be Tigers scored bt the first lnnbtg when Kirk Gibson tripled to the gap in right-center and raced home when the relay throw from second baseman Jim Gantner skipped past third baseman Paul Molitor for an error. · Orioles 8, Indians 3 Cal Rlpken sbtgled home two runs ln Baltimore's three-run third . Inning and Fritz CopnaUy cracked a pinch-hit two-run double bt a three-run fourth . Dennis Martinez pitched 5 1·3 btnlngs to get the victory and Sammy Stewart recorded his third save. Cleveland's Vern Ruhle, whO IPft In thE' fourth btnlng with slralned right shoulder muscle, was ·'· the loser. Tony )3ernazard homered for Cleveland. Red Sox 5, RAlyals 2 Roger Clemens scattered eight hits, btcludbtgsecond-lnnlngslngles . byJorgeOrta, Darry!Motley,Greg Pryor and Jim Sundberg that gave Kansas City a 2-llead. Boston's Jackie Gutierrez scored the tybtg run after leadlng ·olf the fifth with a single. HE' went to second on a walk to Wade Boggs and scored on a double by Jim Rice. Mike Easler's grounder gave Boston a 3-2 IE';!d. In thE' sixth, the Red Sox loaded the bases with none out on a single by BUI Buckner, a double by Rich Gedman and a walk. Gutierrez drilled a two-run single thrOUgh the threw a two-hit shutout against the Padres. "Unfortunately for them, they happen to run Into me when I've had my best stuff," ·the 26-year-old pltcher said. "I've been In a very good groove, which has been bad for them ." . In other National League games, San Francisco rallied past Cbtcbtnatl Hi, Montreal belted St. Louts 10.5, New York beat Pittsburgh 6.{1, Chicago downed Phlladelphla 7-3 and Houston nipped Atlanta 3-2. The only hit off Hershlset at Dodger Stadium was a fourth· Inning sbtgle by Tony Gwyn: n.Hershler, 3-0, set down the last 16 Padre!) batters In order bt extending his scoreless·lnnlng strbtg to 22. He struck out five. Dave Dravecky, 0-2, took the loss. He w;u; also the loser last Sunday when Hershlser threw his two-hitter agairist the Padres. San Diego second baseman Alan four-run firSt Inning that .sent the Cubs to xtctory ln Philadelphia: Lopes also stole two bases, extending his streak of successful stealattemptsto31. . Ryne Sandberg homered to help .DenntsEckersley raise his record to 3-1. Eckersley, who had thrown shutouts ln his last two starts, extetided his string of consecutive lnnln .· gs without an earned run io 28 f;be:~fo=re=the:::P:hi=ll=les====i=n~~~~=s~AA~ugu=s=t.=======; -~ Sperry Top--Sider.® For over 50 years the most pracncal shoe on water• Sports . briefs... HOCK.I!:Y PRAGUE , Czechoslovakia (AP) - Hannu Jarvenpaa scored three power play goals Friday night . as Flnlalld upset the United States 8-3 in the World Hockey Championships. The Americans, who finished tlie preliminary round with four victories, llle and 21osses, led 3-2 early bt the Sl'COnd period. But the Fbtns theit scored six unan!IM.'I'ed goals to pick up their semnd triumph in the tournament. <Carl's hOmer . ' 2-doors ~ 4-doors. All are !!Quipped with automatic transmission, . power steering & brakes, air conditioning, am-fm stereo, vinyl interior & radial tires. N.A.DA Average Retail 16,80()'1' MOTOR CAR BROKERS . , SPECIAL PRICE • Your $5 190000 ChOice Four io choose from & more on SILVER B~.IDGE, BRANCH , The soggy, wind-swept On!Qn Creek course played longer than its 6,564 yards, and Whitworth said: "I'm just not strong enough to hit it out of wet fairWays. The course definitely played longer." At times, the women were hitting woods from ~ fairway while playbtg partner~ Don January and Gene Littler had mid-irons. Sam Snead said: ·"Women just aren't as good as men · In any department. Uwomen beat us, we'd have to gq hide." r~;;;;::::~;:~;::;:::;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Earlier, Haley had soared ln the Long and Harold Madox raced to a PHILADELPHIA tAP) -Before University · of Arkansas freshman trials of the40J.meter andtm-meter national junior college record of relay trials, teaming with hurdler' 3: 03.2 In leading the quallfiprs for ' Rod<\ie Haley carne to tlie 91st PeM Relays, his veteran teammates Fred Cleary, ,lorig jumper-triple today's fbtal. jumper Michael Conley and sprintried to telll\lm about the size of the In the only women's relay ter Wallace Spearman In Pach event meet. championship decided Friday, . .There were the large crowds In io get the Razorbacks Into today' s Louisiana State took the 400 ln44.61. finals. , OO,roJ.seat Franklin Field; the Individual winners btcluded: thOusandS of. runnPrs, Including . In the 400, the Arkansas foursi>me . Marty Kobza, Arkansas, discus, 192 Set a meet record of 39.47, breaklilg. feet, 3 btches; Kevbt Henderson. grade school, junior high, high GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY the mark of. 39.57 set by Arizona school, collegE', Olympic DevelOPAull,lm, 400-meter hurdles, 49.24; ment, Masters and disadvantaged; Stateln 19TI. Ray Humphrey, Georgetown, long · 446~0699 and ttK' mass of competitors who , "He (Haley) loves big croWds," jump, 254~; and Pat Egan, Rhode GALLIPOLIS ' gather In tbe paddock area, waiting noted Donovan. Island, hammer throw, 221·6. ' Today, Haley was expected to their tum to run. per1orm before a crowd of more r-----------L----------~ Haley didn't belleye them. . "I was waltbtg to. see," said the than. 40,(0) bt the windup session ol 19-year·old quarter·miler from Tex · the five-day Penn Relays, the nation's oldest relay carnival, as the . arkana, Texas. ' Razor backs tried t6 become only the Haley saw Friday. Even with a relatively small sectind school in meet history to wbt crowd· o~ 13,181 on hand ln perfect five championship events. Also drawbtg raves was the ' sunny weather, Haley was ' l ,®met.e r relay team of Odessa : convinced. · CollegeofTexas. ThequartetofTim And Haley, the Comet, soared. A~ril : HE' soared in the distance medley Johnson, Clark Waddell, Calvin relay championship, ' running a sl2zllng 400-meter Second ieg of 44.2 Clipjlel'8 beaten seconds that propelled the Razor· backs to tbe tltle .for the third COLUMBUS,Ohio (AP)-Rlch· ~nsecutive year. mond plated two runs In the seventh •:: Arkansas' winning . time of 9 inning Friday and the Braves held B •. minutes, 28.2 seconds was the on for their sixth straight lnterna, ;"Slowest during theirwlnnlngstreak, tiona! League baseball victory, a 4-2 ·;but anchonnan Paul bonovan did v('rdlct over the Columbus Clippers, MTI 2800 ACTUATOR •: bothavetogoallout,afterHaleyand Larry Owen opened the Rich· !Brit~bt's Gary Taylor, 'Vho ran .the ~d . seventh with a double, took . : ·~n'letlll' third leg, ; had built ·a third on Carloi; RIQs' gr<iundoutaoo ~:s\!bStantlallead. ~ . · .s&red oifM'Ut!rb.omPson'ssacrtflce . ..· ' . ;> Abell BUe Abdl, the anchOr for · !ly. 'T!Ien, aflerLeeGraham·slngled 1;Ceorge Mason .University, closed . and stole ~nd base, Doc Estes , ,.fa~t. to take second place bt 9:~.9, drove In the Braves' third run oft!)(' ,. ; . ;but be never seriously threatened night wjth" single. • .~ . : """-:~ " J;lo119Van . . -·~,~ 'ReitliudierbelledasOiohomerun . -' .. -~ ~ - .'.. ~ :.·:~-. 1 · ' ·. •· •. lii .ihe bottom of lhi!seventh·ror ·the . . ' ·. ... .:., .. . 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"I've been trying tel split time ';tJetween two businesses," Simons :·said. "It you start having problems, •:then you 's tart woncterbtg If you are ·.dolngtherlghtthlng." · !· Simons. who shOt a 3-under-69 In •:Thursday's opening round, was at ::t36 after 36 holes. ,: . HeheldtheleadoverrookieDavld . .",Frost o1 South Africa, who shot a ,-second-round.' l-under-par 71 lor ~ >138 total to share second place with );Wayne Levi, whO finished just :•be(ore darkness with a 67. ~ F1vP others were another stroke ::OOckat 139, Including Roger Maltbie ''with a second-round 67; Calvbt : Peete, 72; Keith Fergus, 72; Bob ·Murphy, 68; and Chip Beck, 66. innings. . ·' ·HOMEUTE A•• Ca11 FOI MEN HOMELITE® SUPER E-Z .. 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Gl!t 1 sherper, cle.rer snow·free color picture with Olannel' Maner amp! i liars. ,•• STOP IN AND SEE: Merrill, Jay or Alan Evans ., .. ·~ .Deadline near . : GALLIPOLIS - Wednesday, ' May 1, Is the deadline for reglstra· bt .the 1985 youth baseball and :girls softball leagues. • Coaches for the. Pee Wee Orioles :and Robins and •the Girls Junior "League Stars are stU! needed. • All persons interested bt playing 'must turn bt registration forms and ~to be guaranteed a place on the ·:team. ~tratlon lees will be $15 "-ioronechlld,$.20fortwochUdrenand -425 for tbrer or ~ clllldren.. \ ton Arty )lltereated i:ontact ..._.., P'DIC .. tomorrow.'' , "! "ALWAYS ON YOUR SIDE" "The course played much harder because oi the overnight rabts," he said . "We're very happy with the round," said Still, a last-minutE' substitute for Rod Funseth. Brewer and Casper OOgeyed the no .wm Arkansas retains Penn iitle :;Simons takes ;:Jead in Hou.ston ·.()pen tourney Why go to the bank when you can' bank in an instant with our "Tellerific" card~ It's a fast, simple way to put all our financial services at your finger· lips! Make instant deposits, cash -withdrawals, loan payments and transfer . funds ... without the paperwork and long bank lines .... day .and night.. ...7 d.ays a· week! How't that for instant convenience? Steve Pelfrey, m.t llllllllts; Sean CoUey, mollt rehout)ds; Mlclutel Bailey, leading scorer with a 15.9 aveq~ge; and Halslpp, !he alhletlc boosters percent award. letdown," said the ~year-old · Wright. "It's hard to follow a great round with another. We'll do OK STARTING MAY 6th na TENNIS . A'li.ANTA (AP) - Ulllii.'Eded Mike Leach and Paul Annacone were upe1 WinDers, but top-~ Jolui•McEnroe and No. 2 seed Kevbt CUrren were victorious bt moving IIIIo ~ 81'1111fb)als of the $375,(0) WCI'·Attanta tennls tot~mament. SOU'DIWESTERN PlAYERS HONORED F!l"r Highlander basketball players were holtoftd recently by the school's booslersal the iuutual athletic banquet for lhelr oontniJutlonrio the team durlllg the 1984-85 !ieMOII. Commended were (from left to right) . btgchamplonsBillyCasperandGay Breer at the 36-hole 'll81'k of the $500,(0) Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf Tournament. Both teams were IJ.under par 127 over the par 35-35-70 Onion Creek Golf Club course. . · Kathy Whitworth and Mickey Wright's head-to-head challenge with the men ended bt disaster with a 2-over-par 72 tjlat put them 10shots ' ' behbtd the leaders. Argentina's De Vlcenzo, a ·twotime winner here with two different parti!Elrs, birdied four holes to highlight the better-ball round. DRIVERS EDUCATION CLASSES a I j middle of the drawn-In Infield to working on a no-hitter, andgavethe Wiggins fatted t9 showup at Dodger make It 5-2. White Sox a 3-llead. Stadium forthesecondstralghtday. Blue Jays 6, Rangers 5 Whitson retired Pte first batter He was missbtg durbtg the Padres' Uoyd Moseby's two-run homer bt before Ozzie Guillen sbtgled for 6-3Ioss to Los Angeles on Thursday here is o nly one true test for any boat shoe; Its practical application 01\ th e sea. And this IS a test that the seventh btnlng helped ·Toronto Chicago's first hit. One out later, night. overcomeanearlythree-rundeftclt. GuUien stole second and continued · Padres President Ballard Smith Sperry Top·S ider has passed fo r ove r 50 1be Rangers took the lead with to third on catcher Ron Hassey's saldprlortoFrlday'sgamethatthe years. From the way it 's built, to the three unearned runs In the second wild throw.Scott Fletcher walked team had talked to Wiggins' agent , way it feels, to the way it per· who was believed to have contacted btnlng. The Blue Jays gotthelr first and Babtes hammered the next form~, srerry sets the ===~ ~SPERRY . run on George Bell's fourlh·lnnlng , pitch btto the left-field seats. the player. But Smith did' not offer pracnca standard . , rroP-SIDER' Seaverallo~flvehltslnseven any detail~ on Wiggins' ·homerandmadelt3-21ntheflfthon The c• Jm{Xl n~ char pw pmcricalit y in .ll!lc. Ernie Whitt's double, a sacrifice and tnnlngsand the Yankeesstrandedl4 whereabouts. STORE HOU~ baserunners. M~ 8, Pirates 0 Darnaso Garcia's grounder. Mon. & Fri: 'til I P.M. In the seventh, Barfield was sate Angels 11 , Mariners 3 Wally Backman became the first snoe "DI'II Tuts.·WH.-Thun. Juan Beniquez and Rod Carew NL player to go !Hor-5 this season on shortstop Curtis Wilkerson's & ·s.t. 'til 5 P.M. tbfowing error and was forced at each drove In three ruris as ahdhedrovelnthreerunslnhe)pbtg DOWNIOIIN GIIUPOUS second. Garcia sbtgled and Rance California belted four SeattlE' Ron Darling break a pattern of ~n<rdeclslons. ,. Mulllnlks doubled horne t .. , , tying pitchers for 14 hits. Beniquez !----------:----------------..::.. and lead runs. Moseby then hit his slugged a two-run homer to cap a Darlbtg pitched a ftvE.>-hltter and second home run of the year for a 6-J fivE.>-run second Inning and singled a struck out 11 In wbtntng his first decision of the season. He had gotten Toronto lead. The runs carne run home In the fifth. Carew rapped agabtst Texas reliever Dave two doubles .for his three RBis, the three no-deCisions this year after Schmidt· ~th multlpiE.>-hlt game of IUS getting 12 bt 1984. Texas third baseman Buddy Bell career. Backman had a pair of bunt had a single tor hl.s . 2,!roth DougCorbettptckedUpthewlnby sbtgles, along with a double that '_pltchbtg three SC<ireless btnlngs bt follo":ed ~ Jlciuble by Darling iil.th!"· major-Ieaguehits. · WhlteSox.; .v·~2 . · · rellefofstacterG!!off~.whowas :. elgl\lh lriidng. Darryl Stra-.yben:y, · forced to leave after two btntngs · . beltedh!Sfiflhhomerunoftheyellr Haroid Ilatites' ' three-run with two out 1u ·the sixth inning because of tenderness bt his left ln the fiflh Inning off PittSburgh helped Tom Seaver notch his 290th shouldPr. SeattlE', which won Its first starter Jose DeLeon, 0-3. ., major-league vlctory.TIIP homer, stxgames, hasnowlostslxstraJght . Gu1Js 7,Ph1Wes3 . , . Bair1~' fou.rth of thE' seaS!Jn, ~arne anc110 of u. 1be Martneri' pitching · J~avt' Lopes, now a 38-y~-old . on the.first pitch lr'om Ed Whitson, · st~ff carne btto the game With an· spar~lllgutUltyplayerforChlcago, ·woo moments t'arller had been earned run average of 5.63. · club!led a three-nm homer to cap a , InstantCa e;u;y 5.J).yard par-5 hole, but birdied the next four holes bt a row to finish at 5-under 65. "That bogey got our a ttentlon likE' a two-by-four and a donkey,"· said Casper, who holed birdie puttsof25, 18 and 8 feet. ,"It W8J! a long day out there," said · Brewer. . Wright and Whitworth, represent. btg women for the first time bt a sanctioned PGA tournament on an equal basts against men, shot themselves out of the 72-oote tournan\ent but said they weren't · dejected. "Yesterday was just so exciting when we ,shot 65 that WE' had a AUSfiN, Texas (AP) -Roberto De Vlcenzo and Ken sun !Ired a 6-under-par 64 FJi!lay to tie.defend· ninth. Expos 10, Cardinals 3 Huble Brooks keyed Montreal's offensebydrlvlnglnfourruns,whQe Andre Dawson and Tiin Wallach homered for tbe host Expos. Brooks pounded a two-run double ln the third Inning to break a 2·2 tie. The Expos went on to make 1110.2 in the stxth Inning on Wallach's tl!J1'e-run homer, his first blast since The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. 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"Hewasfalltngbehtndalotonlhe rw;;;;;.;;;;;;;••;;;;;;;;;;;;...........~ ~==~~s· dugout ~~r some Two .teammates shook count.ThatglvesabattertheluxurY ot looking for your pitch," sai!J Gladden,whowantedafaslballal)d got one. ' · · .- their . r§::rt.!E~l~~ UTO MO.DERN_·. SUPPLY IN.VITES ¥0U TO "But when the count went to.:i-6, I heads no. figured I had to give It one lly," . · . J ·D. _ · FOR 81 G FEED DEALS · S AND LITTLE CHEEPER 2S S.R. HEAVY BREED CHICKS + 50# $ nlnthlnnlng.theflrstthreechargep · to Reds starter Jay Tibbs ahd the last three off reliever Ted Power, 0.1. Gladden's dlive over the left · field fence came with two out and it. washlsfirst1985homer. · VIda Blue, who pitched the ntnth for the Giants, was the wtnner and . PURINA c·HICK .STARTER MED. :.7~:~ds2-0in-hisnewroleasa so s.R. HEAVY BREED CHICKS+ 50# PURINA CHICK STARTER MED. 100 S.R. HEAVY BR£ED CHICKS + SO# PURINA CHICK STARTER MED. The Reds' Nick Esasky, who had PRiaB4' e $3200; . $S0OA v; AFTIII MfG. R£11An · three RBI on a double a,nd homer, was the hitting star before Gladden stole the show. · "We've lost eight to ten tough ' · We will fill only or,ders pi aped with us prio_r games. Winning one llke this Is great," said Manager Jim DavenApril 27. All chicks will be Heavy Breed Straight : port, whose team now has Its first Run. " two-game wtnntng streak or the year. "I'm sure (Reds Manager) lb!lebrate Chick Days Wednesday, May 1, 1986 Pete Rose doesn't feel too i!ood· •lwiith terrific deals on Those kind are ·awfully tough to • Purina Poult:Jy Feeds , lose." · ... ~Chicks Tibbs said, "The double Chill Davis hit was a fluke thing on the • Purina Health Products llne, and that started It." . , • Chick raising equipment Davis opened the rally with a blooper offtheend of his bat, and the ball landed fair by about an Inch along the left field line. 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Make It light" - PEIFGIMANCE 89 99 INTAKIMANIFOLD . 7999 •10.00 OFF OTHERS IN STOCK TORIER-PLUS SOLID 119.19 99 CAM AND liT HYDRAULIC PHONE 446-9335 Bill Kelly, Man....r .' •• ,, �......ii-A_ I I -· April 28. 1985 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Poi!"lt Pleasant, W~ Va. Page C-6 The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~gels ~in Wildlife news Ohio's 1985-86 huniing dates set··- "" PROCTORVILLE - Gallia Academy High School's Blue An· gels set meet records In . the BOO-meter relay and 3,200 meter run '. Fairland ~eet, set marks , to capt!Jre the 198(i Fairland Invitational Frl<,lay evening. Coach Keith McGuire's $(1uad captured . nine firsts and scored following counties: Adams, Ash· By TOM BELVJLLE Special Con-eopondenl land, Ashtabula, Athens, CaiToll GALLIPOUS ' - The Ohlo Wild· Columbiana, Coshocton, Fairfield, life Council has approved and Gama, Guernsey, Harrison, High- · announced the ffiG-86 hunting and land, Hocking, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Knox, Lawrence, Lick· trapping season dates. . Here Is a rundown of those ,~lng, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Mus· klngum, Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, seasons and dates: Squirrel ..,.. Sept. 5 through J)ec. Trumbull, ~scarawas, VInton and 14, 1985 statewide. Shooting hours Washil!gton. !Jun!lng hOurs are ..<re·one-half hour before sunrtse to one-half hour before sunrtse to one-half hour after sunset. noon. Grouse - Oct. 11, 1985 through . . Woodchuck- Open statewi!\E' all Feb. 28, 1986. Shooting hours are year e)<cept during the deer gun one-hall ho~r before · sunrtse to season. Hunting hours are one-half one-half hour after sunset. hour before sunrise to one-half hour Rabbit - Nov, 8, 1985 through after sunset. Jan . 31, 1986. Hunting hours are 9 Dear Seasons a.m. to 5 p.m . Longbow and Crossbow- Oct. 5, Bobwhite Quail ,;.. Nov. 8, 1985 1985 through Jan. 31,1986 statewide. through Nov. :JJ,. 1985 on State Gun - Zone One - Dec. 2, Public Hunting Areas and prtvate through Dec. 7, 1985. Bucks only. l;mds which have a formal agreeGun - Zone Two - Dec. 2 ment with the state fn the tollowing ·through Dec. 7 ~ Bucks only. counties only: Adams, Brown, Gun- Zone Three ~Dec. 2buck ' HONORED - The Buckeyes (girls fourth, fifth Blld fl!xth grade B\ltler. Clermont, Clinton, Greene, or doe. Dec. 3 through Dec. 7, 1985bBIIIretballleam ofGreea) were honored with a banquet at Green School Hamilton, Highland, Montgomery, Bucks only. recently. Each member received 011 Individual troph.v, plus a team Gun - Zone Four - (Includes . Pike, Preble, a nd }Varren. Hunting trophy. Members of the unbeaten championship learn were: Jeanlfer hours are 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Gallla, Meigs, Athens) Dec. 2 Young, Shena Splete, Kim Basion, Nancy Lanier, Jellldfer Watson, Ring-necked Pheasant Cock and through Dec. 7 for buck or doe. Trenda MUier, Julie GroveandKrlsllnSbato. The leam,wascoachedby Chukar Partridge- Nov. 8, 1985 Huntlnglnallzonesisfrom7a.m. to Garland Laftler and Dick Groves. · through Dec. 14, 1985. Hunting 5::.J p.m. hours are 9 a.m . to 5 p.m . Antlerless pemilts wUI be Issued Fox Hunting- Opens 6 p.m. Nov: In selected CO)I,nties within zones 6, ~985 through Jan. 31, l986. one rand two .. Raccoon, Opossum, Skunk and Statewide Primitive Wea~ns DENVER . (AP) - Ex-Denver 8:21 remaining. Weasel Hunting - Opens 6 p.m . Deer season - Jan. 9 through Jan. running back Harry Sydney rjpped, On the pext.serles, the Showboat Nov. 15, 1985 through midnight 11, 1986. Bucks only with five inch January 31, 1986. antler minimum may lle taken In ;· 12 yards up the middle for a defense sacked l'lenver quarter· tlebreaktltg fourth-qW!rter touch· back BOb Gagliano on three Fox Trapping - Nov. 6, 1985 2!01les ·one and two; deer of either down and quarterback Mike Kelley consecutive plays, the final one through Jan . 31, 1986. sexmaybetakenlnzonesthreeand ran 18 yards for another score, Reggie White's sack of Gagliano In Mink, Muskrat, and Raccoon four. lifting the Memphis Showboats to a the end zone for a safetY with 6: 39 Trapping - Nov. 15, 1985 through E<~rly Ptimltive Weapons Season 33-17 United States Football League remaining. It was the Showboats' - Jan . .11. 1986. - Oct. 28 through Nov. 2, 1985 on Opossum,. Skunk, and Weasel Wildcat Hollow In AtheJ1.!i, Mqrgan, . triumph over the Gold Friday night. eighth saclt. seven of them coming Memphls squared Its record at In the second halt. . Trapping - Nov. 6, 1985 through and Perry Counties. Salt Fork 5-51 while Denver dropped out of a Jan. :it, 1986. Wildlife Area In Guernsey County The Showboats appeared content share of the Western Conference to run out the clock on their next Beaver Trapping- Jan. 15, 1986 and Shawnee State Forest In lead at IH. possession, but Kelley got loose on a through Feb. 28, 1986. Pelts taken or Adams and Scioto Counties. Legal Denver continued to experience keeper and scored, .capping a sold In Ohio are no longer required weapons are single shot milzZle· attendance woes as a sparse crowd 57-yard drtve. to be tagged. loading rilles, longbow, or crossbow Bearded Wild Turkey - April 28, for the bucks only hunt. watched athe game In the 3(H)egree ofS,:.mrecord low for Gold1986 through May 17, 1986 In the temperatu,r es. 164 3.~ event In 10: 3U. · · Janeyclalmedthe100meterdash .In _ ., the. record·selt'"" !KJQ.rela,Y 13 2 u.,. · ~points. . FlniShlng a distant second was Chesapeake with 137. Fairland had 99\2; Huntlnglon High 351/3; South team ot Julie Allen. Heather niabry, Janey and Adams won In Point 29 1/3; Rock HID, 1.1; Barboursvllle, 12\2 and Buffalo- 1: 50 and Holley won the 1,tro event · Wayne, 8\2. ·. In 5:37.7. . Kim Janey captUred top tionors · Allen, Teresa Combs, Stephanie In the long jump with a leap of Carter,andJaneywonthe400reiay 11>8~. Lisa Houldrell won the hlgh · In :52.8; Adams captured the 400 jump with a 4-10 effort. dash In :63.9; Holley set another met record In the 3,200 Wtth a 12: Tl Krts .Carty, Angle Holley, Mindy Johnson and Jodi Adam.S won the performance. . '· ; ' • Spring Thne I• Unl••• Satellite N Thnal· Unidln 10'7'' lladc Mull Dlih . . . $2195 100• IliA Uniden UST-3000 .octiwor 100° INA :=~~f= •us - i ' , ::·;;~~= $2395 - t7UI lor 16 Mlo11K 'I •tt•r mig's 25' per plug rebate Sa le 74' Reg. 99' & 1.24 Lil'n it 16 . . AC Spark Plugs :.I Plews Filter Wrench 1170-701 ... . ' ....... .... .. . .. ' as• u.w. 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Gallipolis finish¢ league play with a 6-2 record. lronton, however, has a makeup, game at Athens (Monday). An Ironton victory wlll give the Tigers the undlsputro title. A Bulldog triumph w111 throw the 1985 race Into a co-champlonshlp between Gallipolis and Ironton. Ironton's big Inning Frtday was· the fifth - the Tigers p)ated three ·runs, capped by Mike Bacon's two-run double. IRS taUted one run In the second on two GaUipolls errors, and another In the fourth rung. Gallla Academy made a game It tbe final three Innings, scoring twice In the !lith. In the slx11i, : GARS left two runners stranded. Gallla had the sacks loaded In the seventh and final Inning, but couldn't SCQre the hurling of Larry Colllns, who upped his SEQ season mark to 5-0 this sprtng. Ironton is 6-1 In league play and .15-5 overall. GAHS dropped to 11·10 on the season. Todd Slone and Jeff Atkinson had two hits apiece to pace the Blue Devils. Gordon Splete went all the way for GAHS, striking out three and walking two . Collins fanned 10 a nd · walkE;d t.:Vo as Ironton got at leas) a · share of this year's diamond crown. Chrts Donahue paced the Tlgers with three hits . Bobby Lutz and Cory Mlller each nad two safeties for JHS. Ironton had eight hits and two errors. GAHS had siX hits and two. . errors. The Blue Devils' home game with Ripley Monday has been cancelled at Rlpley'.s request according to Athletic DireCtor BUI Wamsley. GAHS Is scheduled to play Pt. Pleasant May 1, provldll)g the Devils are not Involved In post· season tournament play. Drawings tor the four sectional tourneys are scheduled thls after· noon. GAHS playa In the Athens · !lectlonal thts year. · · - ....... "Ever woader· whereto get 2·.8a~. liter . ·gg-c: ' . Yqur Choice ' ~.9:. tebit~ 2.00 · · . · Reg. 2.19 & 1.8!1.- GUm()UI ,Carburetor Cleaners Turtle Wax Minute Wax Carburetor and choke cleaner or . .. Carb~r•tor •nd fuel -inJector cle'aner. 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St.Lools. Z!: Garvey. San DiCRO, 21; Marshall, Los AnRII!ICS, 21. . Montreal, 6; 10 an' !lEd with 5. TRIPLES·I() are tlfd wi th 2. . HOME RUNS·MW'Ph~·. Atla nt a , llot'll. !'ihall. Los A ~f'llo, 4. STOLEN BASE&(.'oieman , Sl.l..ool!i. 10; U&nllll, SU..W II, 8; EDaVIIi, Clnelnna ll, 6; 6 arP rll'd with 5. F ran ci~"' At lan iiJ nl H oo.o;ton . int Latonia race track is sold .!"'; . ~al I bOwling Spa rkk' May 9 May 22 may 31 June 13 . .2X4 2X6 V-8, auto. trans., air cond .• black exterior with special 'striping, cover short wheel base, locally owfled. hevrolet-Olds, Inc. . . 446-3672· 4X4 6X6 1'0 a.m • 11 a.m. 11 a.m. • NOTICE TD . CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF · TRANSPORTAnON Columbul. Ohio · April19. 1986 Conttoet s - Legal Copy No. 86·48? . UNIT PRICE C(\NTRACT NOTiCE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF with Ill. ..,...,... Bani< ........ poilll ln>m ~· Hllft-lor ,....,.... D. Bone ,.,toh 614. lflrlt ror 11,. - . . . , E. !kol1ln& wllh 51!. . 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OWENS CORNING ROOF SHINGLES· 20 Year Pro-Rate Warranty ., $21 I, IMan The Order Form Below or CIII!304i 776-80001 Club...,-..., P.o. eo. 121• .,.._..,, wv 203&0 1/WE would like to become Club Kay Members for One ..1.,_ __ --------'-----------------s,.,. ____ ZJp _ _ __ INgnoouto ----- ~ion --,.--~------_.:._ _ _:____ _ .___ --------------11 C- -2nd .......o1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DMt'ofllkttt •6 34 .• ~- -------~--~--------~-----------L-- "-1 OWENS CORNING.· ENERGY SHIELD Year, and Agree to Adhere to the Club Key rules. _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ month/date you wiah your memberahlp to begin. Nome -------------- ~"~- :1114Nitno1 --------,---- CCiv . -. (2ndfMrMtfl 44 SQUARE ~. FOIL ' FACE.D . SIDEWALL SHEETING • ........ No. ~-----------_;__ _ _ .......... o.t. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 61 - Farm Equipment 62-Wonted to Buy 63- Liveatock 64-Hoy & Grain 66- Sud • Fenl!lzar tor an awn. ''Mioimum wage· ~- for lhlo project hove bMn ,_r.. · •rmin.cl 11 requlrwf by low and 11!1 Ht forth In lho bid ~ANIPORTAnON propoeal,'' Columbul. Ohio ·-n.e - April12,1 986 ConnctSalooiAgol Copy No. 85·444 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT SRO.OOOR(230) FRQ.OOOR(222) Ht for completion ol thlo wor1o ....II be Ht forth in ""' biddil)g .. _ ..... Each biddof- be ........ to fie with hill bid I ... ~ftld , check or Cllhler'o- for 1111 ._ See~ proj:~ 'a'llll will be lmounl equol to five per Clint of his bid, bulln no_, mono received "' lho ""' Ohio of ""' Q;tector ol Dopott· Seelod .... wtll be lhon- thOu•nd dollllrs. or 1 +ont ol Trll..,..lion. Co- - - l h o - o f l h o bond fur ton per- of ..... bid, hrmbul. Ohio, until 10:00 DIIICtot of lho OhiO D - · ~M .. Ohio Standlrd Time, ment of T11111P0f11Jiion, CoDno:tvr. muot apply. on the lJ'IIdiY• Moy 14. 1983, lot lumbul. OhiO. until 10:00 forml. lot quollflcltlon •..,....,,cwwlllonm"'"""'ntsll in: A.M.. 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The Ohio~ Of Ptojoct length - 0.00 0.00 milo. Tronopot•llon notlfloo A1111nu llGI! 1111: 11ls w.n Lorigtti .c. 0.00 - Or .. _lhotltwlllfltrmoZ,.oo miCe, . , Inouni In *"'I 3 Announcement• • "!11•1dote set for ~plo)ion m!oJorlty :Ill thll. lhell bo .. - ' wllbe :forth in - bidding .,._.,.,.. , • Eac:h bidder ..... boreqund _..uolty to SWEEPER ond HWCng mowlllt .. bid • oonltlld -·tothlo chine rep~ir, p8rtt, and · . or C811Mer'1 check for an wll not be ' oupplleo: Pick . ~i> ond tho' delivery, Dayle "•cuuln ~- equal to ftva per cent til hiobid. bul,lnno-.-. ot c._...... ono hoff mile up ' l ! f t y - doiCoto. oro o,..run · Cl'ftk: !!d. ·Can IW 0,0 PIR*It qf.hlo61d, ·614-448·0294. . .. ' --to""' . AND SUPPLY COMPA Ph. 675-1160 Store Hours: Man..frl . 8 a.m. to 5 Point PleaSint; p.m., Saturday e a.m. to 388- Vint~n ...... Giiiiijjoiii......... . & Vicinity 81-Home Improvement• .82-Piumblng & Heating 83-Excavating 84-Eiectricel & Refrigeration 86-General Houllng 86-Moblle Home Repoir 87: Upholotery 11 Help Wanted full time end-or part time Communhy Yerd Sale Tues. RN poaitiona open. Fle•lble 30th & Wed. ht. 4 '/ro milo• houre . e,xperlenced prel<onod. Apply. at Scenic Hlllo out Rt. 141 . Nunlng Centtl Mon.·Fri., 9 Garage Sale One mile out to 4PM . Rt . 218 off AI. 7 . Aptll 29 Female vocelltt wenting to thru Mey 3rd. trove!. Cell 814· 388· 84311 . ......'Pomiiro;;··--..... Middleport & Vicinity E11tern Bend Boottera yard nle et Che1ter Fire House. Moy 3rd from 9 :00 until 3:30. New and uood ltemo. rein or thine. Yord ulo May J at. 2nd, and 3nl. 9om to 4pm. Some· thing for everyone. An· tlqueo. ,Solam St .. Rutland. 6th houoe on right. 4 · family . At Maplewood Lolce, Recine. Ohio. Moy 1 at thru 4th . 9:00-1 Clothing Jiorger olres). lrld1preod1, cunajna. ruge and misc. itema. Cu·Ed Trevll. Notlonol Co. now hiring i8) to work & trevel with young bueinell group. Tri inlng program with ••penNI p11id . Trent~ portotlan fumlohed. Adven· ture job whh redip advence· ment. If you are energ.-tic, ambloua 8nd frH to travel. Apply to Plrul Blackburn. W.c!. Moy 1, from 10:3DAM to 4PM ot ,Holldoy Inn. Golllpolla . Aboolutoly no phone cella . GoVernment jobe. *1 6,000160,000 o yeo• po,.lble. All occupotlons. Call 806·887· eooo' Ext. RC9805 to find out how. 2462 66843379- Rlo Granda Guyan Diatrict Arabia Dialrict Walnut J'l!'lble to ""' ~. . .. Bidden muat apply. on the form1, lotquaiHi<:atiOIII · ~ leMt ton cloys prior to lho jlote HI for opening bCdo In Govermnent ~ honln from a1 . (U teplit). Aloo•dotin: quent tu property. Cell 806 · &87 - 9805 fur information. · Nice 2 bedroom vinyled home. Remodeled , car· peted. tobacco booe, ~2 1cres. Kerr· Herrisburg Rd . Ut ,OOO . Coli 814·246· 6296 . By owner, 9'h Pet cent uJUmoble. 3 b.clraom. 3 both•. living . room. dining room . fll'l}ily rgorn , equipped ldtciMt('l. pafto, air cond. double """-· low 70'o, Now Heven. 304-HZ· 2108 . • place spec;iallttl. Painting: Interior • · e_xterior. Cement, block; brick work. 26. yrs. e-.perlence , reasonable 1 ---::--~---­ ratet. Free eatimatea, worit gutrranteed. Cell 614-388· 9870 ot 614· 388·$806. Kotollc Landacaplng dllign · ing, plenning. mowing, trim· ming, retail ehrubbery. All round l1wn maintenance. Call 6t4·44.6·3100. Mow yora. odd )Obi. Pt. Pleuant, Golllpoli• oreo. Re11oneble ratee. Ceii81444S·8B41 . 21 1 tor oper1ing bidlt In eccordence with Chepter. t: 1nd Address of 5525 Ohio Alllioed Code. - LEGAL NdilACA'QON Dilling CompMiy , Ht ....... """ opecitlcatiom ... on , file In lho Depo- o1 T11noportolion ond lho "t ROcine. Ohio 46771 of the District Deputy l..ocllior1 of PropoMd Salt Dltoctq<. l1111' io1ection Wol: The Dhclor ....MI 1he Section 13 & 18 PTS right to rojllct any and on bidl. , C'*WTOWMhip, WARREN J . SMITH Meigo County, Ohio DIRECTOR .• George Koutz ETAL April21 , 28 Geoloalcol Nomo ll1d ~ Pt Injection Zona: BIG INJUN, Public Notice • Appro~. 1420'. • MoJdmum PropoHd lnjec· NOTiCE TO lion-..~ lbo. CONTRACTORS ' Mllllmum 4>pORd AVflf· STAfE OF OHIO 111111 Dolly Injection Vof\ome • DEPARTMENT OF Bble. TRANSPORTAnON • Funherlnlormadon May Be Columbut. Ohio '()blllined By Contacting ThO • April 12,1985 'fotlowl ' , Conlnlot &.- loqot -. J .D. Compony Copy No. 85·443 .P.O. Bo• 587 - Roclno, OhiO UNIT PRICE 116771 It 614-949·25t2 or CONTRACT ~ DoportmOnt of natunll IRG-000111491 R...,.,...., Divilion of OCI & FRG·OOOR(221 ) p.., Fountlln SquaN, Colum· SRG-000111227 'l>uo. Ohio 4322411t 514·266· Seelod _..... will bo ~lit t h e - of""' • Any penon dlliring to com· .... DCNCtot of lho Ohio ~· lnent or to make lf1 objectiOn .-.t ql TO'IIIllpOrtltlc. Co,.,.,• .,. to ., IJ]IIIicl· Ohio, until ' 10:00 J1on foi' o permit to conotruct. lumbuo. A.M.. Ohio Btlndonl 'lime, ·Convert to. or _ . . • Nit T~. Moy 14, 1981. lor Box &87 r ,500 "&ulng .,,7, -lnjeclion pojoct •jUCh _,..ttl or abj dun In iMiting. wtlh the UNDER· GROUND INJECTION CON· Ot. SEcnON. DIVISION OIL AND GAS. FOUN. IN SQUARE, COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 . Such cuinD!enll or olljac1lono 11!111 be R 11M! with tho dlvllllon no laMI lhon ~ - · . . . . , . Jum lho publlc:otion In 1 --ofuo-oJdrculoof rovlirw. tion In ""' - . intpf'OVII'IWillln! • Athenl. Oallll, Hod<lng. Mon..,., Morgon, No· blo. Petry, VInton ond W.· !i..!." - "--Width - - = Proloct longlh - 0 .00 - - Llngth - vootuuo feet o r - -· Bidding on this Proloct Is ewtlfutaf to DlrtMtlt d . . . , _ E1~ !DBI'ol 11 DWr In _.. ODOT- ChopW 11125 of ODOT """• Ywftobldwllli O.R.C. , The : , Dopwtmellt of T 111 · - -1 ~---"" - . · -..... blddoro !lilt • It wll tlllnno- In """ . lrfnl on I.e- ......, . _ Troowwn.illlloolpip rMdL Tlw to . . ....., 1' 1rnent. ~Mally _ , . wfl ... It " " " " - ••lelprl • wll bo ::· ': ~i ~ •"'""""' ,.. _.,'*v .. illllp T - .................. , P l•tothlo (:oornly II... 31. · ln4 , 1 8111 ·will npt lrl • Lohnon \l'oowrw,.illlll&iiD on a. ~) 21. 1tc 6 Lost and Found LOST Block Toy Poodle with aome grey. An•wer• to name of Sam. Lott lilt Thursday n11r Meiga. Qallie line of At. 7 . 1100 reward. Cell 1114·192· 3214 or 1114· 992 · 6042. Kenneth Yeauger. Found in Hemlock Grove area. • ·young reddlah. btown dog. Col.l 992· 7893. 7 • Yard Sale · orO.OO mlo. ._IIIIo_ ....... .,.,.,...,. "' -1n·car - 11 "'""' · Dr • T-.r or1tt1n cheeta. b11kete, diehea, .tone jara. •ntiqu... gold 1nd ailver . Write -M . D. Millar. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 or coli 614' 982· 77110. Buying daily gold, eilver coina, ringe,jewelry. aterling were. old colna, lerge cur· rency: Top prlc... Ed. Burkett Borbor Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 814·992· 3476. l": pIn y 1111' nl SI'[VIt:I:S pdlntt good. 2¥2 yeere old. 304-882·3397. 8t Vicinity edge-· COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. 8eda. Iron, wood, cupboards. chairs, Brittny Bird Dog, h"nt1 and .......... - a n d - by opplylo'll fut dty point lot --and .r= ,,_ ..-•oct-lnlo.,.- 'IIIII01,n0tiooill ullllc hllrlno on .• to Free puppleo. Port Colllo and port Beogla. Coli 6t4·981· 41&e . ' ...... Giiiiijjoiii ....... .. :~~;~~~~~~I a. ~- Dog to give away to good home. Mole dog, 1 yeor old. Port Gern\on Shephport Retrlevar. Coll614·949 2436. ~~Ohlo. on . , _ wtlh 41 CFR 1'111 231111 PU8UC 5 Adorable puppleo, V. Border Collli. v.. Germen Shephe«<, 'I• hulkoy. Coli 614-387·7187 evening•: · Molgo, Oliltfkrd , I Metal Honda crates. Pickup :':t'a;:';..~~ 1_.t_8_e_t_• _H_o_n_d•_ S_•I_•s_._ _ Public Notice Flee Market. Fraizera Bot- tom. WVo. on US . 35 open every Sotunloy .& Sundoy. 9 · 11. Open olr & oovered apacea fOf rent. oft road perking . 11 Help Wanted R81pite · C~re Worker• to care for hendicapped childnm and adult• of Gellia .County. ln ·home and out· of-home workers nOedod Immediately. Prefer prior e•perience with handl · copptcl Individual•. Must heve own tren1portetion. Write: Golllo County ICNird of Mental Retardation · Devolopmontol Diaabllltlll It P.O. Bo• 14, Chllhlre, · Ohlci 41112D or coli 1114· 367.0102 . Appllcotlon cloodllne Moy 8, t 981. ,Part·tlme LPN living In Oolll· polio .,... Apply In peroun bot-n 9AM & 4PM to M.c!lcil Pion, 203 Jack10n Pike, GoMipolls. Pooltlan Avolloblo, pert-tlmo Mila peroon lor locll buol· neaa . M.,., be aggreuive, ond oble to woril whh public. PooalbHity of poahlon os oNiotant Monoger If quail· fitcl . Muot hove r.evlou• 11lea experience. and resume to T.R .M. Corp. 529 Jockoon Plko, Golllpollo, Oh 411131 . Pella Sole Clothio, houH· hold furniture. purple 11111rtin - · mr... At . .218 be· hind Bolly Chepel Chun:h. )\'on,ttcloxperienced troctor· Man.. Tua.. • Wtcl ., Coli trel"r drivero. Mull lrl 25 . a 1 4·2511·17118. y11re of ogo, hove 2 'filii of lnteretarta u"rlenca. excelYerd Bela 10·1 lot. & Sun. lent· eoftey rooard. Apply In . . _ lllwr Rd. furniture • peroon, J .L. McCoy, I mi. antique dlth11, toto of other Iouth of Roveno-d. WV. flema. At. 2. Or•vely peru. recorda ('70•11, olaiiiM, drlpao, F•· .,._,., TIIUN., Pri., let. Word Rd. off Ill. 114. Houaa for 1ale by owner. Nice 3 bdr . home, full batsement, gat h.. t. ell carpet, nice kitchen. att· eched gerage, good location facing river with garden •Pot in 900 Block ~ city . Cirn help finance. Call614-446-2573 01 614·448·1111 . Homes for Sale . 6 room hou•. 2 porchet, In Point 304·87ti·I46CS; . . . Clifton, W. Vo ., ~ . , _ bath. clol8tt. norm win» dow• and door~ . fCitt 1lze9 beaement , clll 304-882 · 2670. - Buy. from owner • .. ve". Terri{ic loca11on, Kyger Cteek Sch<lol . 3 bdr .. fire· Aoduced by .OWfll'! I~ place . Built-in kitchen with 'ICfll, 2 hou~e. ~ 2 car diehw11her, range, oven . gora10. 2 btirno. ·pond. Aoli' Full beaement with family ton. 304·576·232!1 . room, g•• hilt. po11ible 9 Yt% loan ai aumption', Mo10n · 2 lltory Jrom.: a48 ,&00 .' Call 614· 4411 · remodeled. 7 'rooms. 2 4D42. betha, goOd con•itlbn throughout. S""". Gorliie. Muat sell . 3 bdr. ranch, 304·875·11743,, Weotbtooke Subd .. FR . woodburner ,· carport, eM<:". Price reduced, 4. ~. city _utlliJ:ies. • achOols. full """"'•~f. ·a· "'ii4Ja frot'O) . ioduced to · $33;000 . !fall Point Plttaunt, acre .lot." · · 61.4·4411·:n44 . · 'ptoono ~04-~11-1 1175 . · Business d 'p portunity Houoe, 6 (Ooms, blth. baH· ment . garoge. f22 .000 . Textl Rd ., G111ipoli1. Cell 614·4411·2604. L========= 1- - - -- -- -- 31 Homes for Sale Step up tp • Iorge, fobulou• home. Grandview Eatates. t6ti,OOD. Loovlng tO"!"• ...1 83f!,OOjl . (:ill 6!4· 4411· 1'32-'Mj)bi;;l~~..~ 7019 . . . " 1 · Mobile Control hunger end IoH we i g h t wIth N e w We pay c11h for late model Or1pefruit-PPH combo et clean u1ed Clf.l , Fruth Phermec;y. J1ck1on Jim Mink Chov. -Ot.dl Inc. Pike . Bill Gene Johneon 814-446· 3672 Giveaway • • Government home from $ 1 (U repair) . Alto deliquent te• pro.,.rty. Call 805·887· 6000 tot. GH· t0189 for information. .....,......~ forth In ""' bid 4 Leon Apple Orova Maoon New Haven Latort, Buffalo Bowen• Conlt t uction . Comptete remodeling, fire · ~· -Itt.. 469· 676773892896 937- ·31 .. requinld by low •ccordance with Chapter tor completion f626 Ohio R.v- Code. :!."'.!..~ ~.~lon!lin Plano ond spec:iflcllion• ore .__.._ ~ Each bidder lhlll be required "" file In ""' DepMbnent ol '(18nopo<tllion and tile to fMe wtth hll bid • certified bf the District DepUty· check or euhler'o check fonn pctoetor. oonount - ' ton five cent • The Director I Dill '188 the ol hll bid.-bulln oper - more \cght to • t ony and Ill bidl. lhonfiflhthoullllddoloto.oro WARREN J . SMITH bond lot ton""' cent ofhlo bid, DIRECTOR ~to lho DINCtor. 128, Moy 6 Bkkllrl apply, on the 6 7 6~ Pt. Piauant 992 -Middleport Pomeroy 986 - Cheoter 343- Portiand 247- Letart Fallo 949- Racine 742- Rutland 667- Coolville 1 9 'f'Vanted to Do ..... foi . Maoon Co., WV Area Code 304 Meig s County Area C ode614 Up to 16 Wordo . .. One day insertion ........... 84.00 Up to 16 Wordo ... Three day in1ertion .. ...... . 86 .DO Up to 16 Worde ... Slx day inurtion ............ $8.00 r,.: PER SHEET CAROLINA LUMBER 312, Sixth Streel -Y.,...,._ ""* --TREATED LANDSCAPE TIMBERS Entitles you to play each affiliated course "Twice'.'a year (paying no green fee). You designate the month you wish your membership to begin. A golf cart is mandatory each time you utilize your card. You must call each course at least 24 hours in advance for a starting time. man for Napper's. McGulre'I. M. ~wllhf17,....hl&hfor G.IJ'a. Hllll _ . lor M<Cuft'• wu .T. , t CASH-N-CARRY SPECIAL "Your Key to Complimentary Golf" ... .................... 46 66 · MOOO<' Lod~C ........................... ....... 44 Ill MeCiutre's ................................... .. . 22 go 'llerk'hO 1M kH:It Pight points to Napper Tr\ICklng. Hlah bowler tor Jertcho was C. 11en1011 wllh 510. S. NaPP<'f wtlh 589 was hll(h Central Tn.ast Bank \V()n Ax polnta tram Tr1.C0Unty Sports. D. Haner wu hlgtl for C~~l ra l Tn111 wtlh 610. L. Yoder wllh5Mwas h(J(h lor 'fl1.{;ounJy. JenkJna Concnote WCil six points from Can'OII Nonio !Jodlle. K. Kyp< was hlB!> for .-Jns wllh 541. M. Ralbusky wu hl&h for C.mlll Nonio wllh 116. ·JO"t'f'SSCIII" won I ilii Potnll trom Muon F.unllhl"'· HIJ(h bowlol' ... , _ . . . . wat J. ClalwMhywllh 1178. D. Muon wu hl&hman tor M.uon FumJrure with 561: . Glo.l AUIO Pans won ...... polnll frup ! & LiVI!,Iuck Public Notice Public Notice • 62 66 · . 8.99 13.09 6.19 7.15 14.29 17.39 2X12 56 !'J8 SJII!rtde's was D. Coyey wllh &JJ. • 11 a.m. ar · :101 .. 12' . LB9 2:45 3.01 2.79 3.49 4.53 3.89 5.03 6.95 2X10 1616 EASTERN AYE., GALLIPOLIS CACAPON STATE PARK BERKELEY SPRINGS. WV 41 -Houoio far Ren.t 42-Mobile Home• for Rent 43- Farrilo for Rent 44- Apertment for Rent 46-Furnlahed Roome 46-Space for Rent 47-Wanted to Ren.t 49-Equlpment for Rent 49-For Le. .e Public Notice Tre:a ted Lumber . . . For ·. 50 TOIE'r Insurance and Sparkle Supply tk'd with foor points each . D. Davia was h1ah boWit'f' for Toler's w1th !581. High man lor .. 11·Help Wanted 12·Situotlon Wonted 13·1roourance .. 14·Buoinen Training 15·Schoolo . 18·Radio, TV II< CB Repair 17-M locellanoouo 18·Wanted To Do Clas&i/ ied p ages cover t he t elepho ne exchanges .... 71 -Autoa for 8•1• f ollowing 72 -Trucke for Sale 73 ·Veno8o 4WD 74 · Motorcyclea Gallia Collnly 76 -Boato 6 Motara . Area Code 614 78 -Auta Perto 6 Acceoooriea 77-Auto Repair 448- Galllpolia 78 -Camplng Equ ipment 367- Cheshlre 79·Ce'mpen • Motor Homl8 ~mn Supplil!~ R1:ntal:; Serv1r:es • 61 ·Hounhold Goodo 52·C8, TV 8o Radio Equipm~nt 63·Antlquea 6,4 ·Mioc. Merchandise $&·Building Suppliao 58·Patalor Sala 57·Mualcll lnotrumento 59·Frulto • Vegetable• 59· For Sol8 or Trada ·1 . JUSl WHAt· YOU WERE ASKING FORI I 31 · Ho'm oa for Sale 32-Moblle Homea for Sale 33-Formo for Sale 34-Buaineu Building• 36-Loto • Acreage 36-Real Eotate Wanted ; ST. RT. 7 ~arroti Norrls DodQ"P <. - 29 Rf•<II Esta\f: Ellliilll'lllll:nt ;.n.. 7 p.m. 7 p.m .. 7 p.m. 17 24 KANAUGA OH. DECKS - Flreslon<' ................. .. .................. .. !IIi 54 Cheney 1 446-3362 'foler'!l lnsurancc ..... ... ,................ .. . 61 51 • 29 23 SKYLINE LANES G&J Auto Pa rts .............. ......... ....... 66 46 , May May May May May Weekly Drawings for CasiJ & Merchancise For Summet' League Bowler• '12 40 Mason F urnllurr ..... ................. ....... 57 Jeonk.lns Conct1"1t' ........................ .'.... 54 Ttl .County Sports ... ......................... 50 Cl'ftlral Trust Bank ................ ......... !Ml 7 p.m. 7 p.m. I p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. . April 28 . May 13 May 13 May 21 Wednesday Women Tuesday Women Thursday Women Junior leagu.11/Wednesday .. I PIPESTEM 3~ Announcemants Score DAY LEAGUES: · { Become A CUB KEY MEMBER Single $42 Per Year 'arJied Couple $69 Per Year 21 -Butlnaoa Opportunity 22-Money to Loan 23· Profolllon•l Strvlcea 4· Giveaway 6· Happy Ado &· Lost and Found ? ·Yard Sale(paid In advance) 8·Publlc Solo 6 Aucrtlon &·Wanted Ia Buy I r~nsport~llllll IYII'rl:llrliHII~ f! f llliillC!dl 1-Card of Thanko (paid In advarfcel 2-ln Memory (paid in advance) I Sunday Night Mixed Monday Night Mixed Monday Night Scratch Tues. Night Women's Trio Wednesay Night Mixed ·Thursday Night ,Men · Friday Night Men Friday Night Women Saturay Night Mixed ............... .. ............... !IJ 3'l JE.'flchu Inn .......... ... .. ............... ...... . 62 ' I SUMMER LEAGUE Nappeor T rurklng,,, .. ................. ....... 66 A6 . ~agic AMF An noun c1:1111: nts r FEATURING W.L Suppl ~ ............ .. ............... ... • > Prices In' effect Now thru 5-4-85. VFVULY.IV Propl-, Bank SUMMER LEAGUE 1978 CHEVROLET PICKUP ,)'' Te..., EXCITEMENT OF • ' ',FLORENQ:,Ky . (AP)-Anew partnership made up ·of business· m e r! from LoulsvUie, Ky., and NashvUie, Tenn ., has agreed in principle to purchase Latonia Race C'o urse for $13. 5 million. :James Thornton, a Louisville businessman a nd a member of the ·Kentucky Racl!!g Commission, and J e rry ·carroll, ·. a develow.r in · Nashville; agreed ·to buy·thf track plus 375 s urrounding acres and all of the as.set.s of the Kentucky Jockey Club fron:J Delaware North Com· . panles Inc., officials.. said ·F rtday. ThfJ corpora tion 1l11s own~ · the trac k for the past 18 years. Thornton owns Thornton on Co., is a partner in STM Development Corp. in LoulsvUieandownsahorse fahn in Frankfort. ~arroll has pr eviously bought land near Latonia for a $35 milllon business center . The agreement must be approved b y the Latonia board of directors and the Kentucky Racing Comrnls· sion before It Is final. Officials said lh_!!re would lx' no changes In track manage ment in the meantime. · Latonia has scheduled a tho· roilghbred meet from Sept. 4 to Oct. 4 and another from Nov. ~ to Dec. ·.n. The track wUI be leased to the Ohio Valley Harness Association for tiamess racing May 10 to Aug. 17. Delaware North Is a canglomer. ate with businesses In concessions, manufacturing, publishing and sports. Delaware North owns the Eloeton Bruins hockey team and once owned the Cincinnati Royals baske tbaD team and the Cincinnati G \lrdens. In a Sl'P'Irate' agreement, !he j)ilrtners agreed to hire Bluegrass Sportservlce 1nc. , 11 subsidiary of Sportservlce Corp. owned by Dela· ware North, II) re tain Latonia's. concessions rtgfits. 1. 7; Strawbeny, Nt>w York. r,; Dawson, Montreal. 4: l<mno:iy, San Diqfo, 4: Flo'ltl r· Pln :Wu rli!h at Nl'w York Cincinna ti rmn>. !l: Burchfor, Minnf.>!iota , 20. . SA VES-JHoWftl: Oakland. 6: Rlghedl. Nt"o'' Y,ork. 51; Woddl:'ll. Cll'\"l'land, 4: 5 &n! l k'd Wllh :J. DOCJBI...Es-Wallach, MootroaJ, 7; Dr1€'5· C'hicajl(Jilt Phlladc'lphiu sa n DkJ!O at Los Anst(lk'fl ' St-ault>, 6; Armas, mms, 8CIIitoo, :II; NIC'kro, ~P.Y>· York, 24 : Ak>xarw;k>r. Torooto, 00: Boddk:kt"l". Bait!· WM DtviNon Hoo ~loo P I;T'SI~·. STRIKEX>tJT'S.Monis, DriTOit, lt: Ot- Califoll'IJa at Sf>an kNATION.U LEAGUE Lol; Anfl'('ll"' Puckett. Mln- with 1.11:0. Toronto 111 Tt•JWS Cind nrmtl Wllsm, a: ar MliWauki'e 1 4 a !\I'OLEN BA.~oll lns. Oakland. U; Pf-tt ls. Caillornla. Grtrflrl, Oakland, !I; MosebY . Toronto, 4: 7 are tied with J. PITODNC t2 dc!clslonsl ·ll llll.' tied NN' York at Chlca510 Phil<d-lphla Pl rt sbure:h C'icwland. 6: Ot1a, Kanr•as CJ ~· . ti: !i art> HOM£ RUNS.MDa vts 8. Oakland: Bman.sky , Mlnnt'MIIa, · 6; Glbomas. Kansas C!r}' a1 Bof;lon Cl1•1.'t>lltnd at Bal11 mow Oak land at MII1Jlf'50ta Sf . l.ouls MDa\'i!, Oakland, 22; Momor, Mllwaukflo, i'l; Tai:Jkof, ('k-l,·~and, 22. 1 OOUBLffil..c.'r"oon. !:It-troll. t1 Franrn, lK'SOf<~ ,:!. SU~11Gamm •• Hff'S.Pucllt"tl, Minfl('S(Jia. :ZS: F'ranro, Cle\1t>land, Zl; CollinS, oakland, ZJ: 1 Tor on1o 6, Tt.-xas 5 •'• Jon. 16; GThomas. Sl>anle. 16; HC'arh, .Oaldarul. JS; Rlcfo. Bostm , IS. tied ll."lth !i. of .the final period lor an Si-72 lead, and the 76ersledby atleast slxpoints ·the rest oft he way. "If our.offense Is stagna nt, Billy • (Coach Bllly Cunningham) looks for someone to Ulke over," E rving said or his c lutch shooting. "Tonight, 1 happened to lx' the guy." Moses Mal011e added 18 points, · Andrew Toney 17 and Charles Barkley came of! the bench to contribute 16 for Phlliide lphia. J eff Malone and Frank Johnson, · · who played the last two playoff games after missing 32 contests because of a loot Injury, .scored lJ . points a p)ece in the final quarter for the Bullets. Malone led Washington . ~lh 24 points. The Phlladelphla 76ers started off on the right foot, and w heri they needed a finishing kick , Julius EIVlng was there to give them one. "That was the old 'DoC', silmebody got hlm mao;! out there," Washington foJWard Greg Ballard said in admiration after watching Ervlng takechargeatthe endtolead the 76ers to a 1()6.98 victory over the Bullets In the Na tional Basketball Association playoffs Friday night. ' 1The victory wrapped up· their E a stern Conference first-ro\lnd ser· ies 3-1 and sent the 76ers into the semifinals against the MUwaukee Bucks, who also finished off the Chicago Bulls in follr games with a. • 105-97 decision. Mllwaull!!e 105, Chicago tJ7 In other. playoff action, !he San Terry Cummings scored 29 Antonio Spurs heat !he Denver points , Including six .cruc lill free Nuggets 116-lll and the Houston . throws In the final ~nels. and Rockets edged the Utah Jazz96-9olto Sidney Moncrelf a dded 23 to lead each force a fifth game In the ir Milwaukee ovenChlcago. Western Conference series on Chicago, making Its first playoff Sunday. appearance since 1m81, was led by E rving scored 14 of his 25 points in Michael Jordan's 29 points. Quintin the fourth quarter alter Phlladel· Dailey came off the bench to score · phia had all but lost an 18-point lead. 17, an but two in the second half to · Philadelphia shot a phenomenal help !he Bulls make .a late charge 26-for·33 from the Door in the Orst that fell short at the end . half to take a 61471ead but allowed the BuDe ts to m;ll<e a comeback in Spui's 116, Rookets Ul the third period by sinking only Mike Mitchell scored ~ points to 4<1f· 22. A 15-8 edge in rebounds, lead San Antonio over Denver a nd however, kept !he 76ers from total stave off ethnlnatlon.Point gilard collapse. Jolumy Moore a'lso aided the Spurs' Washington, which trailed 6143 cause with 17 points and 16 assists. with 49 seconds le!t in the half, pulled Moore put !he game away for !he to wit hin 72·68 before Moses Malone Spurs in the closing seconds · after made two free throws for Philadel· Denver's calvin Natt scored a phla to close out the third quarter. basket to cut San Antonio's lead to Erving then scored six points in a 113-100 wllh :II seconds left. 1().4 PhDadelphla streak at the start tis, Callfornh.1, 13. ' RBI·Mlla\'1!, Oakland, Z'l; Armas, Hots· 2; , Pf>l"tl!i , Caltfornla, 2: Ca lifornia 11 . S&ln k• J ~ .=e. 'm lP L£S.Traml1ll"'ll, 0«rot1. Mlnnt>sota 8. Oakland 1 ChiraAO NN' York MonlrNJ By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer KlruU City, 3;. GWalkt!r. Chlca~. '!: GrJrtry, NN' York. 2; PBradlc)', St-atlk', DC'trolt 1. MUwaukee 0 De>~ roll Bll.rMNC 1:11 at barst -Franoo. Clf'Vl'land. .CW; 8~ [)ptroJt , .409; Grk!h, CaUiorrWJ. .«WW; Bfrlllll.lll"d. ~~~~~d . .m. Whitaker. Drtroll. RUNS-MDavla. OaklMd, :», MQhy, Oakli111d, 17: RicE>, Bca1oo. 16; Carew, Calllomia. L1; Col lin.~. Oakland, 1.1: Pt>l· I· Person wtth aullonwegon dellvet' us malt, 1 lor . .... daY· Call-nlnP on - k · dlya, t ·211·181·1732. JOIN THE ARMY NA· TIONAL GUARD. GOOD PAY. GOOD BENIFITS. EDUCATIONAL ASSIST · ANCE. Call 304-&76-3960 or l · B00-842-3111 9. REPS NEEDED for bulino11 accau·nu . Full time tllo . ooo . oo to 180,000 .00 . Part . tlmo 112.000 . 00 to 118,000.00. No oellng. Ro· peet buainen. Set your own houro. Trolnlng provldld. Colll -111'2·938·1075 Mon· Fri, 8 AM to 8 PM CST. 8oby 11tter In my ho11111. Ooll. Ferrv.·HogMtt oroa. 0100d reference, Trultworthy . 304· 578·2737. ~2 Situations Wanted ' Butinen ~- · Open atMI building dulerohlp high po· tentlll. profltoovolloble, port tirnaorfull time in yourarH. Coli 3D3· 71i9-3200. ' ..t. 2~07 . Houl8 for t ale Eatt end. 19t8 Eaotern Ave., ·3 bdr., has rent~ 1paca 1200 mo-. Allling 845.000. Will take mobile home on trade. CaN 6t 4·446·8334 01614·446· 7398 . 3 bdr. home 3 yn .. oldi 80% comphned. rurai "'WI"\If. 3 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS· Aefinonce to low fixed rete. UM equity for any purpoee. Leeder Mon~ge Co .. 614·592· 3051 . 23 Professional Services out bldt.. Y2 acri front'I on At. 21 8 & Rock Uck Ad. Hannan Trace School•. 133,600 . Call 814'- 266· 6694. Jay Drive owner aellfng 3 bdr., 2 t..th, COIY hanh for winter, pood and AC for 1ummar. lntereeted Oftly cell 614·4411-7654 lftll 6 . Eeetern Scheol D"ietrk:t. 8 Pilrno Tuning 1nd Repair. Brunlcordl Mulic Co .. 614· 446·0587 . Twentieth yeor of qualitY Hrvk:e. Line D•nlola, ll14-742· 296t . WINDOW TINTING R01l· dentlll, Commercl•l• Auto. F,.. oltimotoo. Coli 6144411·93411. room home fn good repeir, fully carpeted b1101n•nt end 1 .1 Q ICFII/ Nicely lsndtceped emalt OrGhard. Will Mil furnithed Qr unfur· nishtcl. Coli 81 4·986:43115. Clrport. 3 bedroom houM In Rustle Hllll. Fully cooyetid, I'O"'IO building, large lot. Ce(l 814992·11086 lftet 4:30'p.m. Wontod: I work end I nHd o lniddle aged ar elderly lady 7 rooma and beth. Neleon to •hare my home. FNI PIANO TUNING AND RE· Ad .. Oextet' 1181. Coh 614· room end bootd with prlvoto PAIR, Aoducod 11toslimhtcl 898·11128 otter 4:00pm .. room-in uch1nge for help· time only. Ward't Keyboard, lng with light hu~10work 304·875 · 5500 or 1175· . Fot 111e or rent: Pomeroy. 6 ond halp core lor II ve•r old 1 3_8_2_4_._ __ _ _ _ _ room, 1'h btith,na ., yotd. dluglitao In IOhool. Coli , . Adulto prelonod . 'Would conoldet' t child. No - · Mory Swl•her, 314 3rd. St.. Konougo, 814·4411·7473. Security dopoa« ond ' refer· ance reql( lud . ~ Sell Free Eotl11111t01: Pointing of 1 no.ooo . Ronl t226 . 1114· 949·2648 . · houooo. bomo. route, otc; ' Motgo: 514·882·741&. Gol· 31 Hometi for Sale 2 bedroome, h(ll ba•ment, ilo: 814·3111·0298', double car •aar•ga. 1 .2 . Three bedroomt. central•lr, 1cree, Aoae Hill. Pomeroy. vinyl Willi paper, carpet a28,000. tl14-178·2!i13 . 19 Wanted to Do throughout, well lnaulated, new paint. attached garege. Southern School ~ et.trlct . gal outdoor grill. awninge, Modlfltcl A·Ftonlo on I Will do town mowing & yord many ••trea. Cell 81 4~ 446· I Crtl . lmmedi ..fe OCCU · wotk. Coli Keith ot llt4- 21183 til 5 :00PM, oltei pancy. SH to eppreciete. 2511-6251 eftet'II:OOPM . t :DOPM coli 814 · 241 · 130.000. Includes ou~door 1851. working tool a. 81 4 -843 · COLEMAN WATER WELL 1384 otter ll,m . DRILLING' Buill On Your Lot: Big 4 Cot Pump 11le1, · R~t~l• Goro. . . ll995 . 3bdrhomu Solid built homo .In Rocino. ttl.cl In Ohio. All work •13.191. SM Our Modelo.' Rooounobla. 3 btclrioomo up. 1 bedroom down , 1M beth1. guarento'lod. Coli 304· 273· Coll1·114-818· 7311. 2811 . Rovenowood , W. Vo. 1- - - - - - - - - - 3 lots. Collll14·1149•1174. In Golllpoli• City. 82 Uncoln WIR plow 10rdens. Iorge or St. 112,800, netcla repelt. A nice home -..· •beautiful omelt, Point flleeHnt. Ko· . CoM 111 4· 2111· 1773 oftor lot. In tha bolt P'ort of nauga, Ohio. Coll1114-448· IPM . No lind contract• . Po,.,oy on Mylborry Hou . . 40811. 304-871·7228 otter Clol8 to Senkar Chll:ena, 5:00PM. tor eolo It odge of Docto'r'e offices end Hotpl· town, Galllpotia.bOwner wit to I. s.. John Kock ot.phono ' Work wanted • yard -.ork, land contract. Cell 814· 1114·112· 8323 ., trimming, houM pointing 4411·182e . lnolde •nd out, molnt•· Four bodroo111. kjtchon• enandl. Wlndowtl. For eolo or rent with option lomcty room wltli fiNpllco, · c .. aning. 304-171- to buy a room• & bath in finiehed b11ement 1 low 108. GoiH1 Co., Honnon Troco t&O'o, Point Ploo11nt, 304· School 3 bedrooms. 'II .HII7;5;;;·;-3~ 0;;7;-9~,.. ;;"";l;ng~·~·~·~;, Will cere lor oldoriy peroon In acre lotDlat., in country. county their home. 304· 773·1121. wetlf, baHment, 1 Hawr an entrgy cellor; 24.000. Coli In home built on your lat. Fro!ft Painting, extorlor. 20 .,..;. rnornlng before 1 :30PM, 113,900 .00. c.ll lor fttl· • ....... nco. 304·175-6314. coll814-812 ·7417 . met01, 304·8!51311181 . 1---------- 1---------- :•rege, .. =·. t • for Sfl~ NEW AND USED ··MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S' DUAl· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GAlLI,f'OLII, AT 36. PHONE . IIt4·448· 7274. • 1971 Ftoodom ' good cunei. Coli 614·258-11520 . · 3 bdr. 14•56 • • lot. 2 mi.· from G•llipotla, ASreen School Dlattlct.i!ooclcond.• Iorge oundock, · · •, .-.1100. will con•ldlr trtclo In ..of onythlng of volue ·• ., down poymont . Coli lln-'4118038 . . •. ' ' ~. Bonk Sola·Repoo- 14 Just poy MOO.OO down ond. tako PIIYo mentl. No cheroe foi delht. ery. Col t-y,· only alx 161 11moln. 514·'172. 1.220 ot 814·773·39211. • • wt~a. owr Must 11111983 Jay s•ylinOC', ino.ludM. c.~ 614·4411·7200 •ftet 11:00 . . loti of ••tnr• 12•80 level lot on Rt.' 7 16 Crown City . 10x22 ft., pooch. Call 8t4· 26CS-1444r. t972 1 4x70 boll• 1o;· 15.600 with 2'1..000 BTU window air condiUaner; nice. Colll14·4411·0141.' . t972 mobile~ . 2 bclt.7 AC. 12xll6. can 1114·441; 7171 ofter II: e1~ · 4418288. . '· 1980 Kin;lley '7~'" with 7•24 expondo. ocr. lllclrtlng: fireplace, microweve, eta: reo . 11t·up in ptrk. 1~ down up to 1 II yro. Cllll, 614·446·364l, 9·CS, Mon.Sot. . 1971 Now Moo~ 12tcl5. 3 bdr .. cent. air, J ~ ~J .6.900. Very QOod · Coli 614-448 ·0175 . · 1973 Ariington 1'2xli0 witlo 12•18 odd on 2 bjlr.'pinllihg, 1tove, ~rpet. 16.000. Coli 114· 448 , 7060. • ""*' 19119 Chompion troll• • 12x60 with . t971 tclclt2x24. Good condition. Call 614·99~ ·2688 . • ' . . = 1982 ... - r i o molik homo. 3 bodroomo. 2 celnral air. 1~ ond st01oge bulhlln!i· ""' cottcl on rl-hOHt lot M Middleport. Coli 'lt4·912, 33411ftor I :OQ p.m . : Pore". 118& t4.eo doy a . , two bedroom mobile-· Gu hoot. lucattcl In .....,. Centet. •10,000. " ' 1·11 14·413 · 1 401., . 14•70 Coatle .., ~ · .....,. 2·Cir Clrporl. 1•xzt' tcf41tion. Coiiii14-IIZ-3l11 or 614·992· 3132. • • �Times-Sentinel 2The LAFF-A-OAY ,.32 Mobile Homes • foc.. Sala • ~---- • .1'974 Holly Porl< •.t'Otli olect"ic, 2 bedroom•, .2 ~ondlllonoro Coli 114 949 :2536 ••r ----- ~---- eompletAiy fur· .l'll.,...t Waaher dryer a1r ~t.~nderpenned aw,.1ng Set \lp on rontod lot Call 81 4 )92 7479 Country Oek table&, chetra. cupboard•, de1kl h;:e boxe• Conkloo, Tupport Ploino. Rt 7 Hand crefted and finlohod '- 53 ~ 966 New Moon mobile -11ome t2x66 fa~r ; 11rm : )044 • ;33 82 000 00 cond" 304 676 Farms for Sale • '0 acre farm Leon are~. 2 .bedroom trailer unfim&hed f1ouu tow 30 1 weekerrda ; )>nly 904-596-6429 34 Business' Buildings· • • large bulld•ng ~t for &ale Close to Me•o• •gh SOtlool Crow Rd 992 836 • 35 lots & Acreage Appro" YJ acre lot on old Rt 1801nPortor Coll814 388 8702 after 5PM .Work wanted yard work tremming. house painting :1r1ide and out mainte nance. errandJ, wtndow&, office cloanmg 304 8:75 1108 L:ot for &ale n1ce location . ~04 675-1090 Rent als 4-1 , Houses for Rent ' For rent, will rent Wnh OP.tion te>buy 3 bdr 2 both m . ltOVO ow CA 2 car ger•ge. cety tchoolt dep r•quned Call 814 446 4348 • > 2, bdr cab1n on Aacoeoon Creak Lea•• required Call I 1 4 446-0093 before 5 814 448 0796 otter 6 • room1 and bath Y2 base ment fully csrpeted. naw pamt, unfurnished Call614 982 3090 2"'bedroom houH 1n Men~r1 ville Bea1de M1neraville Church by Bulk Plant Total electrec C•ll 614 992 6215 2 bedrbom furnt&had hou • In Pomeroy •260 per month Cofl614 992 6113 otter 6 OOPM 6 room1 and bath, garage, full bbsement glassed in breezeway forced aer heat c•tral 1ur Call 614 949 2734 .. e:room hou•• in lang&vllle with bath and garden 1~e uoo a month plua depoon Riferencel requ1red 814 9_82-7286 2'"'bedroom A frame home II76 00 month 8100 00 depo11t Southllde W Va 3!!4-117.6-1 , 65 Two country house& on Route 33. 1 'h m1le eait of Ftioto end Sporn coli 304· 812 2864 42 . Mobile Homes , for Rent • FJrneahed. atr cond c•ble ne oity taJCet beeut;tul river vlaw Kaneuga Fo1tftf 1 Mo biJ,! Homo Park 814 448 1102 ~· 2 bndr mobeie home qanven .. nt loc1tion on At 7~ Completely fumlthod '}96 mo water p11d Call I 4-246-6818 • ~bile home for rent Call dor 1 PM 814 448 0608 'i oo-814 448 1609 tbile home for rant Call ofl•r 1PM. 614 446 0608 .114-448 1609 ~lohod modern trollor, 2 ..-ooms with elllttnded tlwlnp rDOm t 100 dopooh 1230 1 month lnclutlat ,...., • -oo• ond trooh 11" .. 314 3rd 9t Ka _,,, Co111114-448-7"73 :tl.dr • Kemper Hollow Ad. tioo dop 1200 rent Call ef!er e. 814·448-1 3114 312 bedroom mobile hom.. 8110 dopoolt t 176 to ti.815 plu• eleetnc and gal 364·676 6512 • 0 Farms for Rent • PHturo for rent CoH 304 en 5104 • \ four Ant1quea Add a room for hou1e or tr11ler 24 h •12 h 2 yurt old both 40 gol hot wotor tank, hook up for w11her dryer, •7.000 volut Soil 131100 Coli 304 678 2218 '<----' ...,...,~., ~ SJ '• • •'· • ~ ..... • " .. .. " ~· • --...... ~ " For Sola Ant1quo ptano appro• 100yro old cherry Colll1 4·448-8204 "" "Y ou h ave to p lead guilty or not guilty. You can't plead • an arme d Se lf-d e f enSe ln Twinolzobodwlthmattroll good cond 304 875 3731 oftor& PM Golf clubs. custom built aet of arona 2 thru 9. PW. 1e11 54 Mllc. MarchandiH thon 1 y..r old 1175 00 304·876·1804 robbery." 1---------- 45 Furnrshed Rooms 3 prom gown• with hoops; featurecf tn Seventeen, worn once Size 10 Cell 814 99 2 2386 oltor 4 00 pm Service Over 40 uood tracton to chooH from a. complete line of new a. used oqu1pment Llrgest taloclion InS E Ohio r) t J I --l II. A ~MIDOWSl ~ V 'I .A _ [) 1\. 1 ·-A ( l'lliiWVI· I I I )( I I I I I I- "'J1 ~ ....., I V •• JumOies LATCH G~IMV PHYSIC SHANTY estor~y a Answer. What a safe deposit box might be calledA RICH NITCH ~::;::::;;::::::;::::::::::::!"~;:;=~===;==:::1 1-61 Farm Equipment 63 livestock 190 Allia Chalmer tr•ctor good running cond good tirea Coll814882-7332 24 ft 4 axle heavy equip· ment trailer. electriC brtakn, plndel hook h1tch, t1 800 negotiable Coli 614 388 9901 BIG CLEARENCE SALE Buy Everything otWholetalo prices NEW MF 240 dol tntctor tllloro wheel reku bor rake& tedder comb mower . drum mower• plow. dlac tobacco 1aUers teeders. lime. fert1h1ar lpree dera Complete line of Kina Kuner equip USED hay rakes eutters NH 477 haybtne tobacco setters JD 5•18 aoml mount P;low t600, d11e mower&, balers, MF 1680 round baler tRACTORS MF 36 136 g11 & dll&el. 66 dsl 266 dol Fordo BN. 9N g••· 3000,4000. 5000dtl forg 20,40 Cub tractor wtth 8 tools Ohver 877 W L PT.O long 380 dol Barb wtre 120 Jlm't F•rm Equipment Cen· tar, SR 36 W • G•lllpolls, Ohio Coll814 448 9777or 814 446 2484 Allie Chalmer tractor good cond goodttroo,t750 Coli 614 268 8681 4000 Ford tractor newly rebuilt eng1ne I 2 996 Big 186 Maaaey Fergu&on diesel trootor t4.495 800 Cooo tractor PS, livi pwer, U 896 Coli 614 286· 6822_ Huffy 8 HP rid•nu lawn tr•ctor 1496 66 tn 3 pt LONG tiller, t1 296 Coli 814-288-8522 . . PU d11c t250 3 pi 2 bottom plowo 1116. 3 pt hetch c;utt1vatol'l *226, 3 pt hoy roke 8396 Malloy Ferguoon belo U95 Coli • 14 286 8522. 1975 408 Grovely lawn tractor with 32 in cut mower 8HP, t760, good cond , one owner Call lAM 9PM, 114 441 7182 Ulliaton 4 row no till corn planter hke new 16.000 JOhn Deere 2 row corn planter 1400 8.10,13 ft wheel dloc 1450 & up Plant &etten e200 Concrete mixer John Deere wheat drillt626 Wagon 20 H bod t1ndem wheelt electrec brokoo, $1,250 10ft cull topockor 1176 Ford 2 1 21n plow t276 Ford rokoo e&tsO Fertihzer,.-&preader 8200 lnterneteonal aquare bolor 81,260 Hooton b1g round hoy btlor t3.200 Now Ideo No 10 com picker *860 Co op tractor Hve power 1750 Other field ready equipment How.'1 Form Mochlnory Rt 124 & Moyhtw Rd. Jocklon. Oh 814 288 6944 Allit Chalmera C model tractor·engine n•wly over· hauled, now point, A-1 condlt1on Coli 814 441 2644 before 1 00 or aflor 6 00 PM $900 M Farmall Tractor for ule Good cond ition Coil 814 I~==========t::~::::::~;:::=..!:::::::::=====J --,--::---:-:-:--949 2558 John Doo,. 2010 row crop trector Good condition 12,500 C•ll 814·912Furnt1hed room range re 3318 fng 8100, ahara beth &In· glo malo 919 2nd AVo. Wooda 7 ft Buoh Hog Gelllpoho Coli 448 4418 11 ,500 28 fl toblcco plpo eher 7PM trolloro 111 1500 (21 1100 NORTH 4 27 as Morg_an'1 Woodl•wn Farm, 3 rmt B. bath, furniShed. Rt 35. 304-878-12811 or +J 1098S ut11itlea furnl&hed, •200 304 738 2342 .A7H mo • 641 Third A~o • Golll IAQ72 polio Call 614 44&-3793 Pole Building• Constructed By Jameo )acoby + for commercial garage&. Furni&hed 1 bedroom apart· The natural lnsttnct or the brtdge WEST EAST farm, ttoret, etc Any alze, ment utillt1e1 paed 304· player IS to Jealously guard hts high +QH32 +A froo ootlmotoo Cell 304· 876 7112 .... .H63 cards makmg aure llrat they take 675 3911 . -+4044 - · .KJ6 ' thetr tricks Every now and tlterr, Form equipment for oalt, +QJ874 +AK1032 waslmg a h1gh card Is the right play If 46 Space for Rant Holland tobacco setter there's a good reason SOUTH 1325 Pickup dloc 1325 +K7 When South's one-heart overcall Mobile home lot 1 2'•60' or 304-B95·3430 .KQI082 tmollor, 175 wttor pold, 4th was raised to four, East doubled with .90 • Noll. GaiHpollo Cell 448 eagerneu The opentng club lead was 441 8 otter 7PM +ue5 62 W1ntad to Buy trumped In dummy and a spade led East played lhe ace, South and West Vulnerable East-West Mobile homo Iota, ~ It R W•ntod to buy. UMd utility Dealer: East Mobile Homo Pork, Bulovlllt played low, and East conUnued wsth troller and troller hitch the club ace That was trumped in Rd. Gollpollt Oh Coll814 304-875 1804 clloop. WHt Nort~ Ealt Soulk 448 0527 or 114 448 dummy Declarer played a low spad~ I+ I. 1283 from dummy, but East trumped and 2+ •• Dbl Pasa 63 liveatocll led a heart Declarer could slruggle Pea Pau Tr•ller apace for rent Call mrghUly, but there waa no way to pre814-448-3243 lVI vent the lou of four tricks Grey Bull rqlt· Openingieact:-+Q --" ·• tlrod, pure brod. gontll Now try flaying lire hand waallng COUNTRY MOBILE Homo largo !ramo, 2 yooro old, Park Route 33 North of your king o spades When East plays proven ll!re, rHdy 1<1 worltl Pomeroy Large Iota Call the spade ace, South tbrowa the klns club trick. but the ace of dtamonda 11 Coli 1114 1117 8181 after 814 992 7479 under It Now declarer lrumpo East's the entry to dummy's good spades, 8 OOpm or -tndo club ace In dummy, playa lire ace of which will take care of all the dla· Trailer loti for rent. eewar For 1110 atoll tlrnoo oprlnglng mond looen The ace and queen ol ond water futnilhtd w~l hearts, and picks up the heart Jack and the remaining heartJ in tbe East Hoi- cowl and hoffitni tako one omoll child 304 spades and one club tt1ck are all that 304 571-2110 1711-304 hand before leading another apade 1176· 10711 the defense can come to 2213 West can take the epade queen and a !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I For rent Stooping Roomo and room•hght Parlthouto Controlkeeping Hotel Call814 448 0768 Be wiser than a miser • .- •1o- r., • 1178 Malibu Clonl(.: 11 .600 1180 11.600.1177ChevvNcllott.~ aeeo 1171 Merauoy, ~ cycle. IUOO Oklo - ~ vwdblo 1177 Po,.. doc o.. nd Prl•, 1100 ... 11 T • G Auto Saleo undot. Po m 1 roy· M 119" bri!lll• moO r Cho·~o ~-llbu 0, 1973 ·- au ontlln• 1121 Eoot Melli. : Pomeroy Call 814·81%- , 3401 ' : •• 1978 Oldo lor .... • ' l700 Cutlau Coil 81 •112 a•At 1 Onollittllt ""o __________ - -sseo IUYIIS PAlliNG Ply-··· Noworrangetlleclrelodlllleroto fomlllle ourprtoo on- u auggelled by the •txwe cartoon. 1-12,' Seller~ Space" 13-,0' 21·30' 31·40' •u• $1 00 ' SponiOrM lly.... c...,. F*•l Hacking FfA - FFA Ahlmni o•o .. Card of Th1nlcs Have ~ 1 tl4 Hontla 8hodow mot__,.. lor ule Ukt , _ Out of worklnp. iliUM tilll. Alllo- a 1871 Pord LTD for .... lor wo111 011r or porto Coli 81 4· 742-2304. lUI•. • '"' 191Q Oldo Cutht~i BroughomV-1.211 englno., ••c cond.... 200 00. 304-' 57824811 !: Big prot1y Aog II yr old oorrel gliding, ohown In Weatem Pleaeure Call 8 1 4· 28 6 8 622 ... ° Cololn CN-. Crill Croft, 31' .......... 1111. W-40' lroilor. l1.600 Call 304-171-1731 IPM 1183 Hon<1a ..o,n ble• ytiu' "' Chldren • 1972 Pontltc Colinla 13 C ' 304•875•4517 • o'o •* 1977 fDrd GI'AMtla. worlt flir 13150 304·175·321 3 - body ..,1y 4.11~7 mllto, 11,100 00 Phone 304· 1-177J-Ie7o • 11711 Hortev-D•vldoon Clo• ole. Of UtTII 8,000 ,.._ t4.100 or blot offot 304-171·12111 ·,~ In MemCJil*m 75 •-c(.: , 1912 Ford Eooort, 4 1 c. om fm Hatchbook 304., 57511110 :: • 71 Autos for Sale Codilloc 1981, Floot~· Brougham. 4 door, dkt4itt: 30-35 MPG. like new.• TOP CASH pold for '80 IB.&OO Call 304 ~~ : model and newer used car• 1731 after &PM ~ •' Smith Bute:k-Ponllac, 1111 '7~ Monte Carlo UBO~: Eottorn Avo, Oolllpollo Call firm, 304·175·7211 • 1• 814-448 2282 '74 DUIItr, 1100 00. ~- : 80 ehovy Citetlon AC, PS, ohopo. 304 875-2549 i •, PB,. ltenderd. AM-FM 8 , track tilt CaH 81 4·218· '75 Toyoto Clilco _,__.,, 1421 or 111 4-258-82511 '51 ford truck, 304·117il • 2203 • ,, 1978 Dodge Omnl AC. PS, "';;=::;:::::;::;::::::;::;J'~I • PB. auto. new ra.;llll tlrat. -:; ~ l AM-FM cau otoroo, 72 , Truclcafor Sa 1:, 11,250 Call 814·388· • _. 9908 85 Ford f. 700 T LT c':l'i~ i 1984 Oldt 88 Coupe r:::R~~n~ ,) : Brougham. air. cruiM, tit, power, V 8 7.000 mlloo. 1174 Bioorfronttroln• ..;D4'•, ~~"o2 new C•H 5!4·448- coilcl.l290 Othorporhlfor• -::-:::-:=:~~-"-:----;----" 1 .,,. Call lt4·441·0885, ; 1979 Monte C•rto In' .,.,., ' good cond 8811 offer, Call 1t74 ~~-front train. edbtl' 614 448 3:t43 """ cond .. 1290 0 - parte fori ..10 Call 114-4441-01111) I • ,. • 1977 Ford Maverick beot totadtemp ~ LIN pickup, with flol i offer Coli 814-258-8251 bod. boot offer C•ll I 14 • oftor 8 OOPM 1 258-112111 oflor I OOPM , : 1984 VW GTI, low mlloogo, ------------;~-84 Dod.. Ram deluxe cib; : ·~ cond c.n II 14·448PS P!l till 11,001) • 4680 5 30 8 00 ml. crui• control eopplir! • 79 Muotong 4 tpood Call tl'lliler hoo41up, prlood IOHII; ! 614 448 3544or814 949• Colll14-379-2712 or atilt 378 2243 - -· 2283 Tro~:t s p o rl.iltlllt 17 fl S - f l olld traitor 140 H.P , lnboord, out· boonl. trl·hlul l.lfW laoktto, llrling "uiprnont. , 11lncludod CaH 114-192 71146. aoll for Claudia boloro I.Gaor304-773-5157 oflor 1:00. 21 ft Crut pon-.. boot Ill ho- po- mercury engine In ,_,...., condhlon te.ooo Aloo boot tratlor. t1.600 7422110 or 742-2217 7& 77 79 Motors Homas & Campers ' 77 Ford lTD II body good cond • a&oo or offer Call814 448-7014 1882 Toyota Torcli 4 dr • AC 37 MOP, ono owner. t4,375 Call 814-2459118 1979 Toyota Clilco GT, hltchbock AC. ounroof,low mileage, elllc cond • 13,178 Cell 814 245 9118 30 ft IIV OMC 4l4 onglnt 41 ooq m1 AC, folding TV lfttanna. AM FM. tapo deck ca. - tWnlna. re1r1t • fl'll hot ... · lloolini. daVe, mlcro-wtve. tltoWer. 1 - .,._, good ltorlgO, 110 V 0111n -•tor R. . . to II" ~~ 11KDr -In · 1IC) onytfrlng do yo, t wtllg poy tlltlllll Colll14·211·1959 Conbo_, -., 11117 Chevy Belair auto, very good cond. 12.500 firm Coli 514-388 91144 1976 Ford Pinto runt_good, 1350 Call 11 4-2&1·8451, Announcemenu' Huntina. or Trespassina on ....,.,_,.111 -· trtydma 3d•· ' 1171 Chov Elcemlna IS, : oxc cond, doyo phont 8711 4230 11711 4813 - · 3CM-. ., •I ;GOOD OPENING ~ e. 4 w.o.:·:: lisentill ' Send rtsumi to P.D. loK . •• 1971 CJ·IS Goldon Eqt. •' PI, Pl. 1- mlloogo, ;:;;;j 1'! cond , f4.1100 Col i1111 441•1700 I ,d 1 17:1 Winnebago 24 ft oolf con~J~nod, aoo cond • 111.000 Call 514·388 1181 31 fl tilth w-. lot• qf oatru 111 m1 from lit 7 on Rouoh !Ant jNorth of Cht ohlre, Oh I r29 D. Po-OJ. Ollto, kiVlnJ full de!JIIs' 011 tnlin"', uP.rilnce and quahfiCIIIOIII. AlSO haw lOon you art mllabft.. hplits Ifill lit lltllf instrict cOflfidtnce. 1977 Dodge van. 11,ooo, !: ::o~ m1 cott e 1 4-44• 1: ----------------~--~~ ..--1172 Chov oporto von AN..' ·-· !; noo 304·458· 1oee I fl. lcotly cem...,.tl'llil~ Coft .14·2151·1487. :=.-::.::~~.= tOIIIfllllir htlpfu but not ;;;=;:=::;::;:;:;::;~·'"lo • IMIIEDIAft f!ord van, a.aomlnct• .JA T, ~ : 1877, AT. Pl. PI, ~- ~· cond • e3.100 Cal 304, 171 1731 -IPM "HOUSEHOLD" Gtbson while 1efngerators Tappan nat gas range, hutch ta ble & 4 cha1rs, 3 pc bedroom su1te, electnc Zig Zag sewmg f)techme, new Zen~h color TV, recliner, stands, rockers end & coffee Illes couch, lamps record player & radiO chest of drawers, vamty dresser, book shelf, 3 pc liVIng room su1te MaYtae auto washer & dryer •ttchen wood table & 2 cha1rs lr011 bed, metal cablnet. desk mght stand all k1nds of very mce lmens, m1sc pots, pans, dishes & aoohances "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR !TEllS' Trunks set ruby cream & sugar set set Red Hull d1shes 011 lamp old doll ~lver tea pot crystal glasses Nappon d1sh Merto Ch1na handpatnted m Japan set 8 sa~ cells hall t1ee and olher mtsc I AUTO'" 1981 Ford Granada, V 8 w1th automatiC air lilt & cru1se vtnyl top w1th only 117 m1les "IIISC ' Push lawn mower Wozzard portable typewnter,lawn chatrs electnc fan new stuffed bears, nelil wheelchair potty chatr, walker alum ladder. sw1ng foldmg table Maylag wnnger washer and lois mor~ Richard Jones, Admmtstrator w/Wtll ~nnex Cll11 No. 24673 Auctioneer Dan Smtth-949-2033 or 992-7301 , Apprenltce Dale Johnson Eats Positive I0 Cash "Nat responsible lor l~tdents or ton of property " Ill LARGE I!! PUBLIC AUCTION FUINITURE-ANnQUES-COU£CTULES OLD QUILTS - OLD CARS - STONEWARE THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1985 8 ', Public Sale Auction e. Rts. 3S & S88 II Milt• West of llalhpohsl OWIIIS !lOVING TO !MAWR QUARTERS SILtiNG LAIGI ACCUMMUlAnON Of ANnQUES, If( FIOM otD IIICI FARM HOUSl & OUniMDtNGS Cranberry Han~nghgl>l Slmplers ftnel6panecupboatd cherry and maple Heppiewhlte chest 2 walnut Nghlslands walnut rope bed walnut ea1ly Sheraton 1elly cupboatd 2 board lop eatly table Sheraton mule chest early walnut grandfather clock (needs restora t1on1 wooden lwly lork crodle needlepo1nl ~ool 6 pc piOGe senong RogeiS Silverwa1e (grape pattern! J)llm>hve c!>a~IS set ol 4 Bent wood cha1rs tall Vtctanan bed several mce stamed glass wmdows very ornate WICker h1ghcha11 laney w1cker rocker oak desk childs wooden wheel wagon bucket bench collectton of early bas~ets m ntce condetlon (me small & ~ s1zel MG rolling pen Spongeware frog, sewer 1tle Poodle' blue and other melk crods small sugar bucket J W VanPossen WheehnL W Vo 2 gal blue stencil tu~ Suitland Md smalliUK. other slenctl stoneware redware wood store pte tases slore Cll.ll' use store 1ars castor set old kitchen wood 1tems glass wall coffee gnnder mm1ature eron Alia d1n' lamp and several oil lamps walnut organ top n1ce clock shelf 11on and brass bed, brass bed (tall topl Chnsly & Maxheld Parnsh pnnls piCtures olaU typos small collection ol old l1me hn toys (Bud Rocers. l1Hie Orphan An me Ole Jalopy etc I Galhpohs Oh1o lstove teakettle AlliS '"etc I Hems F•eP and calendar plate Oe presSion elassware, Carmval COL E Rosev1ile pottery lots of NICE Fenlon gi!Ss lmc water se sl PATTERN GLASS beaut1ful hand pamled chino pteces several old hand st1tched qu11ts lap pi1que &patchwork! stoneware tobacco culler 1ron leakellle (E11el old tewetry, 78 s records rad10 parts and more!' FURNITURE IN ROUGH small pane glass door cupboard one door cupboord Hoo•ercablnel mople corpenler s bol slant front des~ sewtng machine drawers dropleaf table pme table furntlure parts lawn mower 26 &trf s b1ke mce 9 cu ft Amana chest freezer 8 It pool table wmdows pmg pong table people lounger couch Iitke new} Early Amer1can couch pecme t'ble ladders old hand and shop tools olall k1nds garden tools weld•ng gauges doors Comm chjrger log chams ut1hty trader axle w/wheels hardware plus 1tems too numerous to mention 965 FORO PICKUP 141 000 m1lesl 1964 MERCURY COMET 440 other 1 941 PACKARD lparts cor! Model Aand Tparts (doors hoods etc I mi!C Chev & BUICk 20 s & 30 s pMs car manuals AUCnONUI NOR11'tan to atlontf fer an •nltrtSIIng fast· rntVIfll •ll·daJ ..... PltntJ of good food and park1ng OWNERS: Walter and Jean White '(ash or (htdr w/posldn I.D. Not rttpan~rllle for loll or ocddonts YMIIY JOI mWAI'r, AUCTIOIIIII-(.141 44•·7222 1~0 SECOND AVENUE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO -7-.----....,;..:: 1113 8uzuld 1214--.," SATURI)AY, MAY 4, 1985 AT 10:00 A.M. """i:l:: HOUSEIIDLD: Harvest Gokl portable dtshwasher, hke new, 22 cu It chest freezer, 3 • pc drop.(eaf bteaklast set :~lformtCI top, 2 pc modern bedroom sutte (double dres ~"~:"'--'-------...,':,.;' gll•j• serl. cabinet se11111ta mac~tne, sewmg tlliChtne chatr 19" color TV, wooden swtvel TV • stand, smoker stand, 2 bar stools, Lane cedar chest, record cabtnet. good eleclnc car pet shlmpooer, brass bird caae stand, brass frreplace screen, 4 pc fireplace accesso filS. bookcase, carpet sweeper, new electnc chrome meat slicer wtth carver, new meat & vegetable 1nnder, electik: calculator, electnc addmg machtne,lamps electnc apph ances, pols & fiiOS. new wicker clothes hamper, new w1cker waste basket p1clure frames, 32 pc set ol porcelain ch1na dtshes w/14 Kt gold tnm, new set of WOK pans, Sears stereo, set new speakers. rocktng chair, 8 track player, beds, ch1ld s table wtth chatrs, what·liols, dishes & many mise items AITIQUES AND CDLL£CTOIIITEMS Servtce of 8 Blue Wtllow dishes, Goofus plate, Carmval glass bowl blue &green kero Jfnt lamp/Jim accessories to 1111tth, Amber & red kerosene lamp/glass accessones .lelllllcli, Barbie dolls, pocket kn.:~~rae milk CliO, qu~ts. d1shes, many m1sc ttems • IIIC.: llri'IMI. cer !ott Clflitr with ttrs. electric bl-r tiiiiHJ· 1178 Pontlec Trant AM hot Harley O.vlchorl eupor Ill avoNoblo optlono Coil 1R73. ... thltl 12,1JC111 ........ fat bob114-381-1153 - .. 3PM mlleo, tonko, ntw plpoo • -Coli Will • Tho following doocrlbtd ••• 100.... 11om will be ofr.r.rf lor Dlrnbrou,h, 814-448 i I ! public ulo to tho ......,_ 0043 aflar 30, blddor on the 11th Df 1185 II 1 O:OC)AM 117Z 11118 Horley Dovld-. Chhroltt Malibu 2 dr aport oollont aollllhlon, n 000. • Muot • ooll CoN l14:44tl. l' coupe &er No 1 D37F2all81171 lela Df 1711 J ' (i ·~· tho oocurlty Netod......,.w• 1177 luzulll Endurl. : bl holdottlle C o - • CoP 114-llll-11 8avl- len«, lllwr Iridal ,, •I Ploao, Oolllpollo. OhiO. l'fler I.OOPM. Tertn~ C1M ...... ,....,.. H - Cl • 110 with tho rtohlto bid - thellaln to rojool any ond II bhl.. hoi-. • l-oom. Mu1111l ... Coll14·44e.llll. : Prior to the dele Df 1he - · orrengo- ...., b l 117e Hontla Cl 310T. !ott j: to lnapeat title ....,allen dill Ill _ _ ._ ........ 18" ~ by Olllling 114·441-0811 YIIINIIII DT 110 Coll14- -l betwun the hourt of 211·1131 • _. 8·00AM - 4 OOI'M llrft:l' ••·1! -Illite.... St: IIWIIII. Ills; Iurie cot, toll, . . . IRISC, ..... ..... OWfiER·- K\~P~LL ~•• _.,. .' •• 0. ... •••nlfr 011. al'l"t .... 141 ;sa I 014ts 'wilt ----~-: '------'~-:;--------;----------'--1 - ~--· - , " ~ • ' DECKARD « Alet.:lol POSITIVE I.D. 1973 Storcroft 22 ft tan dem a .. l tr~~vel trall61' With air 1tre1m eupen110n Sleepe e. wtth dlnnette on ond, Golcho on oldo, 18 ft root up awning, forced a1r fumoco with two 20 lb goo bottlea, no 1ir cond ••c cond 13 200 00 304 675 2979 finn BARN ONE-YEAR ANNNERSARY Servtces SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. 81 ns From Galhpohs take Rt. 141, turn lett onto Rt Turn nchl onto Patriot Cadmus Road watch for stcns. • DOOR PRIZES 3-150 00 and more Part1al L1sltn1. Hangmg Baskets Impatiens, Begomas, FuchSia Potted Plants Geramums, & many more Tomato Plants, Cllbbabe Plants & many more Somethtnl for Everyone Anliques Used New & Colltclors 1tems every woet Sale Every Saturday at 7 00 P M. Cons1cnments accepted from 1-5 P II 011 SaturdiY Have som1thin& you Win! to stilt Contact ll~rhn Wedemeyer Auctioneer Arranaements for ptckup stiYICa ava1l1ble Home Improvement• Marcum Roof•ng • Spout· Now 1n1talhng rubber roofa 30 year& experience 1pecializ1ng In built up roof Coli 814 388 9867 mg BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond1t1onallifet1me guarantee Local reference• furniahld Free eatematel Coli collect 1 814 2~7 0488. dey or neght Rogan Basement Waterpt"oofing --------leD M Contractor• Vmyl Barn and Aucttoneer av11l1ble for Public Auc11ana on contract Contract tnclude hluhnJ and tranaportma 111 merchandrse Marlin Wedemeyer - Aucttooeer & and alumtnum 11ding· replacement window& 1naulating rooftng remodel1ng and new construction gutter& Call 304 773 6131 245·5152 - 388-8249 Resident 1nd Bustness Auction Strvtce Also Antlable . SAT., MAY 11, 1985-10:00 A.M. Gene'• Deep Stream Carpet Cleaneng uphohtrey acotchguerd deodorizers frM eltimatea highly re commended 614 742 Selhng real estate and personal property. 22f1 LOCATION. From Galhpohs take Sbtte Route 7 north to Addtson, tum lett on Addtson Bulavtlle Rd , thtn ncht on old route 7, watch for stCDS. 64 M11c Merchendtse AUCTION , AUCTIONEERS NOTE S.llma mostly older items, some fllk old tools older auto parts Plus 1n excellent bulidtnt lot Includes older home. Pluse be 011 lime !AT. I. SUN. ONLY OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE AT BIG FOOT PARK •BOAT DOCK *BATH HOUSE "WATER & ELECTRIC NO MONEY DOWN S$0 PERMO. GOOD FISHING GOOD HUNTING GOOD FUN OPDI TILL DAII DIRECTIONS SOU1hon0hooAI 7.11 molal below Gollipolio - cro•• Raccoon Crtc Bridgo turn nght ond· follow aegna MONTGOMERY WARD SALE 11 hp nd1n1 mower 1999 99, sh1ppma pd , 1 hp blck !Iller 1999 99. shiPP'"I pd push mowers starlit 1169 99 VCR s, Refn1er1tors Washers Dryers Cook Stoves Hot Water Tanks Nowl We have ongm1l Cabbaao Patch Dolls Buy a TV Sltelhte from us and woli&fVt you a $499 95 va lue VCR Free (Nut Two Weeks O!tly) 8 It D1sh w/Dtxel 900-02 rtc11wr IITI 2800 tracker w/hlmmer blow actullor 1nsllllod w/Free V&R, 12195 00 (SPECIAL VALUE) lOft mesh d)sh- IITI tracker w/hammer blow actu1tor 900 02 rtcetver Free VCR for next tow weeks $2395 Free VCR w/6 It dtsh w/900 02· ree11ver 1nstalled $1695 00 ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS Murphy bed walnut wardrobe wood reclin1ng cha11 kit cabnet wlflour bill tron bed, oak dressers. pressed back chatr Dlher old cha1rs Singer treadle sewtng mach l1brary table, trunk. old vte lg.. several tools older auto part~ 1~ ton ch11n pulley, garden tools Homer laughlin deep dish Va rose, m1sc glass Jllcl frames lamps Ranae hood. fual oil hiller, mtsc stiYerware, refn& TV antennas, celirna fan AII/FII Westinahousnldto, atass 'shower doors, othe rmtsc itema tft! REAL ESTATE 100x400 ft lot wtlh an older home house " 1n need of reoa1r Could be an excellent rental or an excellent future bu;lafmg lot land lays ad1acen1 to TARA TERIIS OliREAL ESTATE. $500 00 deposit day of sale w1lh paymenl mlull at closmg Closing must be oot later than May 31 , 1985 Taxes Will be pro-rated to day ol closmg Buyer wit take possess1on wtth delivery of deed To be sold w1th conftr· mat1on of owner TERIIS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Cisfi or -chKk w~h proper ID All P.roperty must be paid for 4ay of sale Not res pons1ble lor lost or broken 1tems SALE CONDUCTED BY McCittt AuctiOn C<J , Glllrpolls, Oh (614) 446·0552 ~UI:TIONEER; ButlllcGhee, lie RODNEY, OHIO-kt. St. PUBLIC AUCTION , ~~;-:---:--~-..:!;· t! 74 Motol'cyclee " Th1l11 Ford Bide.. Jet. Rt 160 & Rt. 35 WI will bt llllirW P** fllr 111011111 o1 illy w/some miSe Sllunlly nfljlt •I bt ClllllipiiMIIIIInd lalfls of fiiW merehlndist Sotnlll- DIOduf:e. SOflllll1q lor - · rone Consfllllllltlts tiUn dly ale up to 7:00 p.m 01 call Auctianw, ~ IIIII, 367-710L (Willi top dolllr) flow boot· I~ alii far month of Miy IIAY A.ll ilunlllr. W VI Slltii4JIP{ua Ale Clll nitld PATRIOT afid• in truck camP'r I . 1975 Rlni<Ofbullt trl·hull boot with tTiilel' es hpM.,curyongl .... ceNottor IPM 304882-2848 Winnebago motor home 23' AC generator CB 1972 llko now 110 600 Coil 304 876-1731 ofttt 8PM 7:00P.M. FRIDAY NITE 7:00P.M. SATURDAY NITE Fridly 154 Mlac aloepo I OWNER: KENNETH H£RN · ,0:00A.M. • •'"!:t: G- located at 224 Union Ave. in Pomeroy, Ohio. Estate of the late Orpha James. -SOIIOIIING FOIIYIIYONE- F111twin1 I ft truck •-rflP•r Stove~ tiiMtte. loe "'•· . . _ lour Good con ditiDn CoR 114·742-2143 78 Cuttooo luprorno .,.,., good bond • AC. V I, euto "!ilh rec:ko, 1800. uc .....,., trona. 118.000 ml Call 814- ~~ 1\f-371·2183 317· 7434 after &PM Mev: Auto Repllr ~on• lody Shop Locuit Rd Pt P!•oant Patt K&K F,.. Eotimatot 1114 885 4174 3 V•n• SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1985 10:00 A.M. Auto Parta I II utllty bod whh oompor IOII,,Hitlntl t300 Coil 514· .......... 2. . 82 Mon:ury Lyrlll 3 dr httchbock, 4 cyl , FM AM QISette, 4 apd • air, aun roof. low mllea. ••c cond U.300 Call 814-441· 1781 oftor 5 coiii14·38B· 9811 73 John E Halhday-becutor GEORGE E WOODWARD, JR - AUCTIONEER - 446·8130 Nat or Loss of & Acceuorias w-. 1980 Plymouth Dutter II cyl • auto, PI, air, new dret. 12,3111 1977 Dodgo A-n wouon •eta Call81 4-2al 8622 ELIZABETH A. TABER ESTATE f j 1979 Honde Accord hotch bock, clun, good condhlon 12,7110 Call 814-441 39811 Boauand Matora for Sale 1 il4 .......... ' boll boot with tl'llilor, 105 Chrylhr. cryo~e~g..ft loll lola mare - · t4.000 Call oftor7, 114·3711-2118 ---------;-+· 82 Oldt 88 collector homo, 2 now tlroo, tail plpo, runt good, body !I"Dd, Iii drglnli, 43.000 octual mlloo. otllinp 1800 Coil 111 4·448-4412 ex eeo Cuo- -· I: Fertehzer by beg or ton 1 103 Fifth Street, NHovon, 304-882-2271 or 882 3358 £hubtth A. Tabtr, Probate Court Cuell18.055wtll bt offered for salt 11 public auctton From Rt. 7 take 3rd street 10 K1111u11. east l bloc:k to Rtver Street, turn rilht 10 to end of street. Watch for stcns HOUSEH9LD N~e sofa swliel chair coffee table desk J'lllh 'h11r, atus flower stands ~mps Zemlh B&W TV, m1sc rugs k1lchen fable wi(h 4 cha~rs, Amona 18 cu ft refngeralor-very aood condition sew1ng m11ctune vacuum cleaner tronlnK bOard numerous small oppl1ances, dishes pols pans_. table ware, metal stool 3 metal tw1n beds, I wooden t1111n bed odress ers, metal wardrobe, dressmg m1rror, blankets m•sc shelves, garden tools, hand tools, aluminum stepladder Craftsman 20 lawn mower wheelbarrow Much more too numerous to men !ton AIITIQUU Vtclonan walnut till top table V1c1onan fern stand Btrdseye maple h1gl1boy w11h mtrror b~rdseye maple lowboy with mtrror Sheraton one drawer walnut mghlstand oak mght stand, jaleleg table rocker dovellll pme blanket chest floor lamp 2 pme storaae cabmets, oak llal wall cupboard corner shelf coverlet old picture frames latch hook drugs p1tcher and bowl, miSe aWSWare Wire eu baskets TERIIS Clsh, P1rson1l Chtck Willi PoslltYt 10 1111 Hondo CXIIOO. wtttr ahoft drive. 100 11.271 00 304 1981 TDyDtD 'Torre• : Rog IOt'fOI otolllon lmprooo 13 1BO 00 Phone 30 : '· • Mo Firat Gr•nd oon 1 875-2700 I ' lmpreniva. will tr~de for 19711 'CotWtUI. IIIYor, olo.: filly CaN 814 2818122 po- wlndiiWll, out-tJ<!.• Quail egga available on lilt-·· good COnd, phOnt: LaBonte's Quail Farm 304·812-3581 • • 3& 1&0 Bo.... n Ad , Lon' ---='~----+' Bottom Ohio Choch In 2 '77 Mercury Mon••9h : doyo Coli 814-185-4345 88,000 mlloo, V-1, outct! malic air cond. god oon~. • 1 750 00 304 175 . 66 Seed & Fertilizer 1828 AUCTION ESTATE AUCTION 1181 1(11 00 Kawould mo~- lor ..... Call 114 "2-~110 or 814-112 3817 1984;tougar LB. oun roo!.' olrcond,tt.IOO,afler43Q. • 304 112-3321 ~ * Public Sele & Auction • l""____,;;;;:;~;:;~;:;=;:;::;::;..____ Tht foiiOWIIIC perso1111 property lrom the estate of '20" 79 Moton Homea & Campara 8 THURS., MAY 2, 1985 at 1:00 P.M. "Front Foot m SU PF'Oet!c::> "'T'O I!IE. nc. Public Sale & Auction ...j1o ft IMI.:S Ath1tn1 County Fairgrounds 1 WHAT A GOOC' SH ~If-~~ 1$ IIAY 4 • 5 , GUN5. a01111s 1171 Ford LTD. WU. ~C -~~ Jlnd tap, . . - """~': lng ond - · · outGII\otlf,, tlh .......... ..W.. AM·P-~ with I ...... ..,., co-onlng tUOO llu.,.. Goad condfdon 742-: L HERTHS± VV 'I I Knouff Firewood Split 96% Wuhor ond dryer for llle hardwood• You pick up or oftor II P m 304 876 8483 we deliver HEAP vender 614-266·6245 3 pleco livtngroom IUite r-;;=~~~~~==-r-:;~=~====::::1 SPECIAL cut olobo 6 PU 1-----:._ 304-876-3869 ___ 44 Apartment loodt delivered In dump Control hunger and ion 49 Forlaasa truck•100.or21oodol180 wotght with Now for Rent You peckup t16 Call 614 Grapefrutt PPH Combo at 246 5804 Fruth Pharmacy JACKSON ESTATES For Loaoo Var; good com· - - - - - - - - APART M EN TS {Equal merc•al ltore front for any Pool People Spec11l Electnc range reingerator Houa•ng Opportun1ty) type reta1l buaene11 or pro· Let UIIUmmerize your pool 1176 00 good cond call monthly rant &tarts at $163 fessional office. 1500 Rl h, $100 10% off aU pumps 304-8715·2970 for 1 bedroom and &198 for con be ••ponded to 3000 end filtort Middleport 614 2 bedroom. deposit f200. All utdlt10o po1d excellent 992 5724orGolllpoho814· Walnut gateleg toblo 8 located near Sprtng Valley locat•on corner of Second & 446·3051 matchtng ch81ra, dry 11nk Piau and Foodland pool locuat St S•ngeraawingmachtnawtth and Cable TV available Spreng Spec•ai·Patnot utility cabtnat. child' a rocker 304 building• on dltplay II twO 882·2096 houro ao pota1blo 10om to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm convenient locations B Ia S Monday Frtday, Call 814 Produce, V1ond St In Pt 4 4 6 2 7 4 5 or I eave 51 Household Goods Plea .. nt, ond French Ctly 55 Building Supplies mes&age Mobile Homes m Gallipolil 9x12 •&96 alao 10x18 Apt for rent $200 & up Call $996 Delivered and set u, Bulld 1ng Matanalt 676 6104 or 675 5386 SWAIN on your lot Block brick sewer p1po1, AUCTION & FURNITURE wmdows lintels, etc Necely furn1shed mobile 62 Oleve St Galltpohs New TRS 80 model Ill computer Claude Winters, Rio Grande, home eft apt central air & uaod wood-coolltoveo 8 With 48K and Iota of toft· 0 Cell614 246 6121 1nd heat 1n c1ty adults only pc wood LA lutta e399 ware Best offlt' Call 814· Call814 446 0338 bunk beds t199 antron 441-3243 eva Block bnck mortar and rechner1 e99 new Ia uaed b d maaonry lupphet Mountain Furmshed 3 rm apt up&tatrl, Model 77 Ruger 220 swift State Block, Rt 33 New e room suet•• range& ut1htloopd t196mo, $60 wrmger washer& & •hoe• bull b•rrell with Sayco Haven W Va 304 882 depo&n 94 Locuat Adults New hv•ngroom su•te• actton with scope 8326 2222 only Call 446 1340 or 81 99 l599 Iampo oloo 4•8 ft utH1ty trollar w1th 446 3870 buymg coal a. wood stove• wench & leght1 8250 Call Call814 4411 3159 814 448 2461 56 Pets for Sale Furmshed effiCiency 701 LAYNE'S fUDNITUAE 4th Avo, Gallipolis $180 ., 6 speed Sptder bicycle e1tc Sofa chatr rocker. otto cond 846 lnteretted cell utellt1es pa1d share bath adults Coli 446 4416 after man 3tsblot (utrohoovyl 614-448 3638 M·W F bo· HIUCREST KENNELS $686 Sofas and chairs tween 6 00 10 OOPM Boarding all breedt Heated 7PM prtcad from e28& to t89S Indoor outdoor facihtles Honey ellltractor 1 h1va an~ AKC Doberman puppiet UpJtatrs 3 rooms furm&hed Tablet, t50 and up to t126 Hide 0 bedo $390 end up other mtoc equipment Call ~'gd5Sorvlco Coll 614 448 • bath washer dryer AC clean no petl ref dep to $660 oofa bodo $145 814 2 58. 167 9 Rechnert 8226 to 1376 req aduha Call 814 448 lompo from $28 lo t 1 26 ATC 70motorcycle Full&ize Judy Taylor Groommg Call 1519 814 367 7220 pc dmettet from t1 09 to bod Coll814 448 9709 pc t189 and up 435 7 Up\:tatrl unfurmshed 3 room Bnerpatch Kennell Profat· apt , carpeted, uttht1e1 pa1d Wood table with tix chatrs Rettaurant equepment SS 11onel All-breed groomeng no children. no pet& Call t285 to t745 Dollk 81 10 sink salad bar, cool8rt. c11h Indoor outdoor boarding fa up to t226 Hutches S550 614 446 11137 reg coff.. m1ker, much Bunk bed complete with more 114 882-7018 or cllit101 Engiloh Cockor Spa nlel pupplu c.n 814 3B8 manre•••· t2715 1nd up to -&14 882 8392 3 room• with pnvate bath 9790 .an Baby bedo 1110 ref Requested Cell 014 Manre1se1 or- box apr1ngs 446 -2216 full or twin. •sa flrtn, ase: New one bdr efficiency apt lnd t78 Queen lets, e22& 4 dr che1t1 6 dr Coli 61 4 448 0390 che1t1 *69 Garage ept furn11had 29'12 120 end 125 10 guncobmsts UIIO Gao Neol "-v• Gol]tpollo 1 bdf $236", utiht1e1 p1ld C1U electric rangel t375 Baby monraueo. 826 11o 135 bod 448 4416 oftor 7PM frame• 820 826 & 130 Furn11hid apartment kmg frame 160 Good 1elec Adulto only Call 614 446 tton of bedroom 1uhe1, rockers, metal cablnetl 9523 or 614 446 1443 58 Fru1t headboards '38 & up f65 & Vegetables Wlncheotor Model 12-12 Reverttde Apts Middleport ga 28 ench modefled barrel Special rate& for Senior Used Furniture · 5 pc All orlgin•l t376 Two H P C1t1zans $130 Equal Hous dmette head bosrda, elect Deyton electric motor. 116 Omon plant• 1u1t arrived ing OpportunltiGI 614 nc range and 1 bedroom 230volt Nearly now •160 wh1te, red • yeHow SWisher 992 7721 su1tes 3 milet out Bulavllle Kellogg Amenean air com· Implement Co St Rt 7 N Rd Open9amto6pm Mon preasor pump Newly re· Gelhpol10 Oh Call 814· 2 bedroom apartment& thru built 1160 CoU Jorr; Will 446 0476 New Haven WVa Newly 614 Sat 446 0322 remodeled In town 614 11614 992-7844ofter5 00 pm Veget1ble and flower plant• 992 7481 GOOD USED APPLIANCES whole..le and retell. located 1 bedroom furn11hed apart Washers dryera. refr1ger1 Firewood 120 00 peckup Letart next door to gravel pit Ap tors range• Skagga ment on E Ma1n St 1n 130 00 dliovo"'d Coli watch for aign or call 304 phance• Upper River Ad lood Pomeroy Call 614 992 304-876 6782 or 875- 895 3400 bes1de Stone Creat Motel 2991 7314 614 448 7398 APARTMENTS mobile WANTED Areo Sportt Enf <~rm Sup pl te' homes houses Pt Pleasant County Appliance. Inc thu&llltl that want to reGood used appltancea and & Ltv1:stor:k and Gallipolis 814 446 ceive d.rect m~ll apecials TV sets Open BAM to 6PM htt an e.-atmg new mer~ 8221 Man thru Sat 614 448 chandiH program, from Trl 1 699 627 3rd Avo Golil County Sport• 304 876 Nece clean apartmentl Hendorlon 304 676 1972 poho OH 2988 or write to Rt 1 Box 61 Farm Equtpment 471 Po1nt Pleaunt w Va after 5 PM Valley Furniture new & Include n1me addreaa end Spnng Speceal 24 x30'x8 One bedroom gsrage apt, used Large section of quel rip with 1 8 •7 garage door & tty furniture 1218 Ea•tern unfurmahed eAcept refr~ger 1ervice door f3.B88 ator and stove hveng room Ava Galhpoht Wild Turkey Season Army erected Iron Horae Bldg• curtaens hardwood floor& camouflage 1urplu1 demm 614 332·9746 collect good locat1on good ne1gh· MagiC Chef gal range for ·rental clothmg. 81m Some borhood 1n m1ddle Potnt sale Nice 8 year& old Call rvtlle't E,at Ravenswood, CROSS & SONS Plea1ant ut1llt1es not fur 614 742 2143 Frl Sot, Sun 1 00-7 00 pm US 35 Welt, Jock ton mshed, ur garage not In Plckono und furntturo Don1m Iockett e19 00 Fire Ohio 8114 288 6461 eluded, $140 00 month 876 8483 or 6?5 450304 wood Triumph motorcycle Mouoy Forguoon Now 1 304 876 2979 304 876 3334 Holland Buoh Hog Salol & RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE Compare our preces, uve today Phone 304 773 6430 1 8 c= Henri Amotd ond Bob loo O<OinlfY won10 TINFE 2 One-Way ttcketl to Honp· lulu by way of Charte&ton, Chicago and San frlncl&co to bo utod by May 3, 1985 . t250 each 304 875 4302 --,__...___ ~763 by Unecramblett-lourJ..-, one lettfllloMCtt aquare to form Coli 81 4 448· Wolnul table 4 cholra Coli 81 4-4411-454 7 Mobile homes ntovtd In " ~red 20 yean lll~rtenctl , ;304· 676 2866 or 676 .:!998 f!l THAT ICRAMIL!OWOIID- Q/.1 ~ ~~· Bo• •pr•nga • ma"re•• regular or queep dmette 1et. couch che1t recliner 1h olro bod 3224 ," ,1981 14x70 Schuhz~pertly lumiahed 3 bedroom• with \Jndlrpenning 304 875 lffJI}~ f'j)~ 54 Mise Merchandise 51 Houaahold Goods ? bedroom '1977 Liberty, 12•60, 2 : )>odroom• all electric: now , arpot on d un derponn1ng ' •e a DO oo ~04 8 75 • "'387 ; .. ' " - - - - - - - : - - -.,975 Holly Pari< mobile 'homo 14•70 3 ,.,, lfWntral '•ir undorponnlnn,. turnlohod .,. ,. <Wtth IPPhanCel 6nly New ' 'WIIhor Neod tO ollfl 304 :, j\68-1727 • <I 975 Co moron mobllo : )lomo, 12•84 2 }>r oil " .electnc unfurn11hed,. 304 ..75 1777 , Ohio-Point PleaAnt. W. Va. Ohio Point PleaAnt, W.Va. -· u 1 ONLY FISHERMA"N 12 fl. JOHNBOAT IUGG£5T UST 1612 - & bo~ 1n. OhiO and NOW S399 1 ONLY LAKER 12 ·n. V-BOnOM BOAT Alli*I)NEER: Steve llcGh.. lfc, & bonded tn Oh1o PLAN YOUR AUCTION ANYWHERE Ill SUGGESTED UST 1729 NOW $419 1 ONLY 14 n. SPORTPAL CANOE LARGE FARM AUCTION (Shghtly Dltnoged ~ner) SUGGESTED UST '659 AT THE WAYNE PECK FARM NEAR ALBANY, OHIO Saturday, May 4, 1985 at 10:00 A.M. $3 § 9 NOW BAUM LUMBER Duecltons About V. mtle West of Albany, Ohto, turn oH the Appalachtan Hichway ( U S Route 50) onto 985-3301 CHESTER Athens Co Rd 71 (Athens Co, Ad 71 runs tnto Metp Co 1) and follow about 2~ mtles to sale. (About 9 mtlas west of Athens) or from Pomeroy take Route 7 to State Rt 143 than north to letcs Rd. 1 and follow to sale. Wlti:h for St&nsl Due to hullh rusonsllr WAYNE PECK must dlscontrnue alllarminiiCiivfiJ after 30 _11111 on h11 farnt Thrfollowmatrst 11 utre111fy britt. lHarally hundreds ot Items to sell at lilts fme 1uct1onr AUCTIONEERS NOTE Most everylhmg 1n thiS sale has had the very besl ol care and most mexcellent work1ng order Some of Mr Pecks equtpment has never been out~de the barn overn1ghl unless Rwas covered Avery good farm auc lion' EXCELLENT FARM TRACTORS Outstandmg 1965 N:. D 17 Series 4 farm tractor w1th 3 pt 4 spool control depth con trol good rubber (Note Mr Peck has placed a very reason a ble reserve on this tractor this ts the only 1tem m lhiS sale Wllh a reserve)' Another very good AC !arm traclor Senes 2 D 15 Both Tractors tn very good condtt•on' Good fllrm equ1 ment Excellent AC 303 bailer 3 pt Ba~1c seeder only I year old excellent set of AC 2-Row Mounted CultiVators ,qood 7 rotary scythe, f1ne 12' sem1 mounted A C d1sc 5' ro tary mower 3 16 plows AC 3 14 plows good ~ont end loader, very 'ood bale g1ant elevator AC farm wagon another 8 Kl6 wagon, very good New Idea spreader M F 3 pi rake heavy duty Bx 16' equipment tra1ler tractor we1ghls belt pully Wagner front end loader wh1ch needs work 2-traclor cut off saws, flus other 1tems1 "Keep mmmd that the cond1t1on of mosl o th1s machmery 1s very ~od ' REGISTERED BULL & 10 HEAO OF CAITLE Rtltslerod 3year old Polled Short Hom Bull, plus 10 head of beet cat tie • All cattle wtll bt frtshliyllle dly 3-Yurllna H11f· ers, 2-lsl call hlfftn 3-3 yr old cows 1-5yr old cow & 1-10 yr old cow ' POWER TOOLS HAND TOOLS & FARIIITEIIS 'Hundreds ol tools to sell' Electnc hack saw, lincoln elec 225 amp welder like new Mohawk cham ho1sl, large Wayne 2 stage atr compressor 'ii" li hp floor drill press 4 hp earden hiler Turf Tnm power mower, gasolme reel type mower mdustnal '> hp bench gnnder, St1hl 041 cham saw, McCulloch 250 & 035 cham saws, hyd liCks &arden sprayers,l~rge set exten s1on ladders elec transfer pump very la1ge amount of hand & garden fools of most every descnpllon Heavy duty come a tongs, tog chams sledges wedges boomers, complete sockel sets dnlls bearmg pullers, Sears battery charger nuts & bolts hyd hltiOfiS & hoses heavy duty est cords mo tors, leather saddle 302 hp Ford motor I!OSI hole d1ggers tool boxes, hundreds of tools & 111m related 1tems Plus 3-large 15'xt8 steel I beams, scrap metal several slam less steel troughs, 8 truck cap good larae feed box lloor mo• del • Eagle 'corn sheller, large alum picture wtndow Ander son wmdow, slorm wmdow~ m1lk cans, feed sacks Hundreds & hundreds of 1tems to sell at th1s very good farm auction I AUCTIONEERS NOTE This stll is an tiCIIIent opportuaiiJ• lor -Uytl1 to piiiCIIIilt 101M WlfJ pod IIIChintty, tools, lnd II,. ltt111 SAl£ WILl WT AU DAY! A vtty aood Fantt Stitt TElliS· Ces1t dly fl ult or chtck with posltivt ID Luach nallallle. 44 Apartment for Rent • TIREO OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? 1 LET US PAY THE BILLS I TWIN RIVERS TOWER 200 Second Street Poml Pleasant W Va Hous1ng for I~ elderly ond hond1cop,-d Rent Is 30% of od1usted incom• under HUO Sect1on 8progrom To quoilfy for the reduced rtnt your Income must b• o mo)umum of S13 250 p., y.ar for one perton ond S1S 100 per y.ar for G (OUpl• En1oy the security ond comforts that ore afforded with our restricted building entry system emero-ncy coll1 system lounge and communl1y room Planned activities and soclol event1 provide a reloJIIed ond enloyoble en vironment All UfilltJes Included In lent bcopf Coble and Tolophat~o l!m1ted number of oportmenh avollaj)le for persorn <40 years of oo• ond up • TWIN llfVEIIS TOWfll 200 Second Stree1 Polnl Pleosonl, W Va OWNER: IR. & IRS. WAYNE PECK AUTIOIIE£1: OniEOPPERIAII 315-7195 ar 394-2291 Offl(:e Houri • o m oppolntment L lo 675-6679 5 p m Monday Friday or call for J • • �The 81 81 Home lmprovementa Home RON'S Televioion Sorv~c<o. H-celloon RCA, Quuor, GE. Specielint in ~en lth. 304·571·2398 or 814448-2484. · eoe 'F eny TrM Trin1ming. 1tump removo"t. Co!f 304-675 · 1331 . Ro,.ry 0< cobfo tool drWiing. Moll - · completed II""' doy. Pump ond oorvf· c... 304-895 -3802. B 6 D Homel..-provementl, repl•c•m•nt window•, 1luminum •oHit. ~inyl 11d· lng, continuou•gun-., frM ••timatll, all work guarafttMd. ipring dliecount. call evenings 304-676-21ol4. 82 Ken' o WoiW .., wfco. We!!o, cloterno. poo!o flflec! . PhoM 814-317·0123 0<814·317· 7741 n!ghiO< doy. ur opplicolion) 304-875-2088 Of 875· 7388 . --· Dol'lf' Worik fond clelring. londiCIPinQ. otc. F - Hli· moteo. eon 114-448· 11038 or 814-992-7119 onyt!f~M. UOVII & 28, 1985 W. Va. 8& General Hauling J o - lloyo Wotw Servlco. Aloo poolo filfod . Co!f 814211 · 1141 or 114-448 1175 or814-441-7111 . 87 87 Upholstery R. • M FLirnitu,. Manuflc~ tv ring, St. Rt. 7 , Crown Ctty. Oh. Coli ·8 1 4 -256· 1470, coli EIH!- 814-448· 3438 . Old & now Upholt ...d. l Ohio- Point Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave .• Gallipolia. ~ .·.. pa,t• Lawn Hnnce, Cell ua. *-&7&-2010 . JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1 , Box 356. Goflf. polis. Coli 814-387-0678. SUNDAY, MAY 5TH - ~STUTES·: -REAL.ESTATE CATHY (WI( • 446•4206 dfl - G~RAGE/WORKBENCH, ".45,000. ~w:f · M~GKEE 992-2259 NEW USTlllll "Rrn't.M- (614) 949-2561 STORAGE ·-· ~ ·- ~ Approx. .35 wtfllsiYJp, City walel. $12,0110. PRICE REOUCEO - llliddl.port- S1Bil!ty '*let' home with up to 4 bedrooms. a 24x28 nmation room, flmiy room and basement, 2 car Pratt on a pd street You must see this one! Now )42,900. Real Eetete General BUILDINGS, Ill. l,"Bud" McGHEE · Love'ly 4 be~room cedar ranch overlookin&larce privale i.ake. The view is unbeatable and the home Is outstandina. 640' nttr fronta1e. $89,900. Come out to Charolals Hill lake Estates and see this one. • MIIEI HAS transfmtid and must see this nice 3 bedroom ranch in S'jracusee. He wan1s an otter. Call today lor a showifiJ Owner must consider TEAFORD ·Real Estate 218 E. 2nd St. CENTUIY Hills I.E. Inc. - 446-661 . 21 Southern ' . 0 Brolter Cheryl ltmley, . llleias County Associat• P~one 742-3171 Phone H8 1 4)·992· 3325 DOOER - Good oonstruction, 3 BR home, full basemenl furnace, -'burner, stove, MliR 5~ -NEW LISTING- 10 acres with a ranch home. • Kitchen has plentv of cabinet space and island work area. 3 bedrooms, I II baths, full basement is partiaty finished and has carpeting, paneled lamil1 room w/wondburner. Spl'ing water. Sells for $49,500. IIIIIIR 559 - PRICE REDUCED - 31ledrooms extra large ; living room w/woodburner. House has'aluminum siding and · is situated on nice level tot Located in Racine. NOW ' $28,500. ,> IIIIIIR 563 - Approx. 18 acres with 3 bedroom home on ; Matheney-Fairpfav Rd. Garden .space, dug well and 27'x40' • workshop. Seils lor $34,900. · · • MMR 562 -A real nice Colonial home. Situated on approx. · 6 ~ acres, vinyl siding, 'h basement, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, · room w/ woodburner. loads ol storage space. En front porch, garage. 21arm ponds, barn and fencing. _,, ... ,.,.1 ... of 59,900 . - Owner will negotiate on this one! Cute as can bed1roon1s. new vinvt siding: Anderson widows and new ~···~!·.·~~~a look. lt is ready to move into. in Pomeroy. Ask· ~'"·'"" but will consider oHer. . Glliia acre caner 1o1. aerem 5e1D: sylt!m, I II ear _pratt with C01IIIy CENTUIY 21 Southern Hills I.E., Inc. - 446·661 0 ar CAll 446-1990 POMEROY,O• . 141 to 'p1iaant liiff~~ liOMI sips. Lovely country settina. A1t11ctive 3 bedroom ranch, Zbaths, dininl ''"· kitchen, spacious livinc room, lllility room. unfinished family room.- 2 car pnp. Heat pump, central air. 1 acre level lawn. $59.900. Gr•n Township. Call: (614) 464-3563 KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS SEWING Mochine ...,.lro. oorvlco. Aulho_rlzed Sln,..Set.o & Sarvico Sherpen Scinor•. F•brlc Shop .. Pomeroy. 814 -992- 228~ 1:00 UNTIL 4:00 3 BR FARM HOUSE With barn, 58.5 4 BEDROOMS, IV. BATHS, GAS FURNACE ($29.00 ' Budeet), CENTRAL AIR, DECK. V. ACRE FLAT LOT, 6011 E . M•in MAY 4, 1985 - 1:00-4:00 FOR IOHNI L ST~S SONNY GAINES IURDEnl . Broker · Assoc. Assoc. . 446.:.206 446-2707 Eveninas 388-8118 Even1nas 01 OPEN FOR SALE BY O_WNER OPEN HOUSE .J hwa-.. Coli 114-3177187 or 614-448·4488. Starb T,.. a Lawn Servtcl. Reel EState G8neral . Reel Eatete General 614-448-7833 or814·448· • ' 1833. • • refrigerator, dbl. carport and I& \cj: lor Jraiter hool<up. A$~ng $29,000. POMEROY - Woodburning fireplace with bookshelves on eact1 side. Breakfast noo~ formal diling 3 BR and lull basement Walk to the stores. Wants $28,500. Rea I Estate General OPEN HOUSE IIODERN - Ughted pool, 2BR ranch. Full basement nice carpeting and lot $45,000. ti TODAY -1 :00-3:30 P.M. BARGAIN - 2 BR one floor near shops..Only $11,000. COUNrRY - lovely 3 BR remodeled. Full baseme~ carpeting, lurnace, woodburner, dbl. garaf!t! and level . • even ridic:Uous olfels. •.' •. SYRACUSE ~ 3 bedroom ranch, larle deck. nice lot. Gas FA heat Owner needs ID self!! • • • I •' '' ' acre. 20 ACRES - House under rool, tots ol firewood, near Great Bend for just $16,001. $32.900. OWNER IIIUSI SELL &WANtS OFF£R - Due ' ID health reasons this 10 acres and nice home must be sold. Country selling near Mildleport Bam Real E•tate General ~., . ... OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY MAY 5, 1985 - 1:00 to 4:00 CENTUIY 21 Southem Hills I.E., Inc. 446·661 0 The W. acres $70,000. Electrical l!t Refrigeration drylrl , Cor. Fourth end Pine Goflfpotlo. Ohio Phone 81 4 -44&-388a 814-448-4477 . Londocoping, oeeding, tertii· li:IJnt. ' thalchin~. for com· mentl, footer1. d-.:ew••a. Mptlc tank•. landlcaiMnt. Co!! onyt!me 114- 446· 4&37, Jo,.. L. Dovloon, Jr. General Hauling Serving elf makeo & btlndo of .e1tioeratore. w ..hen • CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING roof· (including hot Good· 1 Eaeavod'l. . booo- Ed'• Appliance Service. RINGLES'S SERVICE, ••· lng 811 84 perienced cerpenter. electri· p.~~in.er, 83 lmproveme111a J 6 L lniiUfotlon.- Vinyl lillint. roofing, reptoeament windows. .-tonn windowl. do<>n. Coli 814-9922772 . dan. ma10n. Ohio-Point Times-Sentinel and IXher building~. . offer. carpeting eqiupped kitchen and hot water heat Only $29,500. BUILDING LOT- 2acresplus, near Pomer01. Ontv $3,500. Wiseman Real Estote Agtncy-446-3644 POIIEJKJY - Apd oountry selling -quiet, with wide open spaces, lor a handyman's dreilm. Prime, 3 ~ a large iPiden area. yet close ID 1own. iii siDry '*let' home, conveniently arranged &rooms, bath and bEenieirt.IGidng $17,900, A' ' off Fairfield-Centenary Rd. only minutes f_rom Spnng Valley. Everyone welcome. Follow stgns: , ypur sliowing and mal<e an Jeln Tru~l 949-2660 I . ~ BR home with large, nicely landscaped flat lot. Su_per location ean ror POIIEROY- ~.., - Need in acre, lit? Motile home . or building sib!. Rural water and electriC i"v•lill " lbie..f Give·liS. a ell REALTORS H111ry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Dohit Turlllf 992-5692 $55,000 . POMEROY- Good 3 or 4 BR older home. Oak ~. some CALL US NOW TO SELL AT 992·3325. Sut Murphy, Milton.ioush Hoio11o Virgil anti lrucel~ -~ .• ·.r . . ., "' .. ' Housing ... . ' . Headqu,7rters .,. NnfU~ING- i.itding k>t,' Wate'f and ·~-~e !ali ~id,~r. r,;, • mi!!!lle. Wa5Nn~ elemeilary sclnJ. O!l hard!~ roild. Aslilllg $6JIXl. ACRES - More or '"'- 3 lle<lrDoms- mollie ~ abo 2 -~ KY~J C'""' Scho<l Diltrid. llinnl ._,.. includod. 8000 OEM. FOil ASUU. AIIOUIIT MIOOIIf Of DEY - Large <bible lot. l)ialic shelte<, ~~ has ~IJin& m electricly. 6 room "'"'!:~ale, both. Jllrtial Cooid bo IXItM!Ited ~to two ren\11 unts. <AY As*lg $1;,000. ' . · m00i1e tomes. """"""l CEJITDI- Owner$ warlingto """e hom area and need tos ell Quiet living: 3 BR. 2 loitl:tals. LR calpettd, large prdell, on 3 acra ""''*' I.AIID CONTRACT ::_ A-frame illme on .65 acre bt more or ~- i or 3 bedrooms, I'? baths. living room. koch"'. utiity room. lt.rdbedroo!" could be used tor !ami~ room, ~ basement unf~ished. 2 ~"'"'· refngeral<r. wasl'or and dryer i:ldud4!<1• Pri<Od 20s. . . EXCEUOO LOCATION - · Walking distanoo to city .:I<Jofs. Modern.4 IJedhoorn i<lme, 2 fami~ room, 2baths,I>HH·In kitChen, liv~g room, utiily 1 room, l<llily room, wcrioil>!' !run cellar,.:reened-in porch, cenbal a~r, 9 acre lot with garden. Irun trees oid grape arbor. Home hasbeen wei cared UNDEIIIROUND RAILROAD - Th~ fine old brick colonial home~ just waiting for the righttami~ to move in. Many families in the pa$1140 years have enjoyed good times in this one. Three large bedrooms, very attractive old time fi'eptace, eal~n kitchen,large FR, 2\\ baths and basement. Best ril an ~ the big shady lawn. Includes 2 eKira tots Price reduced lrom $106,1DJ to $78,000. #131 tor. (r<!gy efficient REAL ESTATE REALTOR .. :, tl 446-3644 Ci ~• ' ~ . •• ,. ,.·' Ike Wiseman -:- 446-3796 8 . J. Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde 8. Walker - 246-6276 David E. Wiseman - 446·9666 .~' . • ·'.· CMIIER AIIXIOUS TO $(Lll 9'h% ASSUIMIU lOM! - Tlis 3 BR home offers fli1l:hen, IMnc room, dining room, nice famiy room with 5IDne fireJIIaee and lois ~ windows, 885. heal. alii. lir, ~ Price reduced m$44.900. PIICt DRASTICALLY IEOUC£01 OWNER SAWS Slll THIS IIOITHl - Rio-Cenlerpoint ANd {Cheny Ridlel. Acl!lrox. 75 acres liGOIIalld, fmnls on 2 • munty watef aVailable. ~ per acre. · MIDISOII TWI'. - Polsom Trot Rd. - 93 acres, m/1, all woods, old barn on property, $21,900 JUS! USTEO! - This I year old ranch can be )Uthad wM acres or 20· 1584 sq. H. ~ iMrW ~ 4BRs. 2 blths, llilthen, fR, l2x24, LR, clinin& room, CII'J)!OOg, etee. 118 hell. Andtnen woodell therlllOPIInes. county"*'· sw tdlOOf dlllriCl 01111U HAS OIIASTICALLY R£0UCl0 Til£ PIIIC£ OF THIS HOlE - WI fllllra with 2511 down!ljte and3 bedroom Ill% inlerest theIll bliance. Yidllriln also on oilers blths. ......,_ ......_ ....._ OW nd ...., == _,.,., ..., " " "· ·~·.... room. lillirlg. room. ' I ....... room, ClllJOII. ulldKhed PRII!. 16x3t lerad llundry family ~= luJiy shop WIIUid UKE LMIG HEll£ - Mod..r home OIIE OF THIS AREA'S BETTER FAlliS- 101 the bu!er! 1.oe*1 on Graham School ~-Each on acre. Mil. on Shoeslrint flidae. This acres, Mil. lois ~ fer1ie_ldom ~ pond, uri! a11trs 2 BRs, livina room. bath, tatthen home otfers 1152 sq._lt, 3 BRs.'batb, kilchen new tences. flree bam,everii IXher buildings, IMih stM, relrii,, OW and disfi, laundry, filii! WIIIOJI! lR, dinel!, loundry room 1ar1e IDbacro base. mod 3 BR home, 2 balm carport, central air ond storage area. earpetillf, etee. fuma, fnPoce, Call lor moie inlormation. ~~ prace, S.IO metal utity bid&-. ciy .. AilE YOU I.OC*IIIG FOR AIIICII HOlliE? 100 M:IIES. 11/l. ClAY TWP. - Owner Then tliis may just be the one. Conveuientty financin& IVailable. 25% down, I0% on CAOIIUS AIEA - 26.5 acrtS. III story hOme loCIIal on Rl 35 west; !lis IYJme ~a Iaiii! balance lot- 20 year$. Call for more informlliOn. offers 3.,.... 00. Idle~. ....... ~··•Jroom. din' room, !Mng room, dinig room. 3 bedrooms, laundrY bath, carpeting alullllllUm Iot- room. I~ baths, equpped kEIIen, carpeting, an appOOrtment. cent. iir and a 2 car \P(age. WAUIUT TOWIISHIP ~ 30 acres, more or tess, near Mudsoc~ 1II.*>IY honie, large bam VACANT FAll ' lAND - Mor111n Twp. 84 and IDbaeco base. $27,900. acres more or less, IMi and ruling !arid. IIIITCIIElliOAD - Gllt:EN TWP. - .5 acres, Approx. 33 acres tiiiiiM, remainder -s. more or less. Coonty waler. and,.,., -'luner: sidin;t: M liME US . OfflR - OWIIUs HAVE IIICMO TO FlORIDA- and WIIUid llletDIIM their home sold lhi5 IIIOIIIh. Uilt new l!liiiiMI is iOCIIed on lletibY Drive and oller1IIJIIIOI!. 3000 sq. It oflillirlg- plus 2 eoi prlllland ooe of the area's nicest poals. _ 0 '"' 'nv 111""'11'/""•IL3or4111'-'~ ,........ ••• .,.,,. ..... home oflel1 I 2Qx4C) llmiy home, 3 bib, kidlen with OW, disjll, rnic:ruiolve, and tnlll c:ompoeta,. dinin& raom, inlln:am ...._ c:ert air, 2 car Plllll. dedi ma20x40 pool 0.. $100,001. Cal fur IIIIPPDillllla~ blly 10 USTliiG - LARIAT DRIVE - 3 BR 8RICtt - Other features include i~Ehen w/DQ, displ., lln)le and retrii, LR. FR. I II battri, ful basement 10x20 Cllvered patio, atllched 111111118. fenced backvard, sas heat cent air. CaN for an appointment · PRICE R£0UCEO TO $59,5001 - 3 BR ranch on I I acres more or less. Pond, ful basement, famrly room wrth woodburner, living room, eq11pped kitchen, dimng room, I ~ baths, attached 2 car garage. I fiM:COOII CIIEEK HOIIfSITE ~ Offers BUILDING - 62x80 all steel swimmin& boatilg and fishing. lot ~ze is COMMERCIAL cooSiruclion with fireprool insulation has 100x64Xhnd haseleclric. watertapandseplio overhead crane, office and baths. For'merly tan~ CaH lot- more detailt used for lxlat sales and repair. located across !rom Silver Bridf!t! Plaza with access tot he Ohio GUYAll TOIIIISHIP - 108 ac~ more or tess, River. Potential unlimited. of. Mertel'lille. Aptllllx. 20 A. tillable. Blianee woods, tobacco base. Owner will help finlnc~ WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres more or less, mostly Clean hill pasture, fronts on 3 roads 200 ACRES 111/L Flmi!Ts ON RACCOoN near Mudsock. ClfiK - ~ 65 acres tillable and i35 acres ~ tA!mfortJble two st01y home offen 4 BRs, baltl, lcilchen, iving room, lamily room, two fi!p\aces, bam, 2 Iaiii! screened porches. lovely QUill selling. i9C*1 south 103 ACIIE. IlL SPIIIIGFIELD 1WP. Approx, 96 A. ...... 6 home his 5 BRs. CIIIIVEJIIOO DOIIITOWN UVIIIG - ~Bsubath, lR, ~ CllUIIIy .... 40x60 pole moble kiln. Uri!. VlfY llltractiw tyro smry ~ IDbacc:o bltm, variM Giller IYJme often 3 llRs, 2 baths, 16d6 LR, lormal ctirq room. ~!*:hen, erldosed pordl, new carpel, liS hut Mtir1 illllin& drstlnce of fUDEIITIAI. -COIIIIPCIALOIIOTHI- st11reund schools. Cal IDdly, • Very nice 1m home iocltld it 225 Third A¥e lUST Slll TO SEmE ESTATE! hlslildac:ellllltcnlllclolllnl424 tt-' . FIIIAIICIIIG AYAIIAILE b ,EJC£1.l.£11T livinc - wi111 1 ftJI pD11j ~ 01110 liVER VllW- 210 ~ Mll,loclllld TUlliS - Cape Cod home o11!rs 3 lifts. 2 basenall. l4lo ,_,. a CIIIDI. worbiYJp ..,.;mll!ly 6 miles below lawn .with bitlis, !Chen will eye-level ..,, dinelll, ond a 28x38 Clllltllllllllocll CDII1RIIR:iol type frontl(rl on SR and Rlr:coon Road. A few IMn& room has belnallllililltl, Idly ruom, bidJ llilll 3 bl,s fDnneriY _. • an scri: buidlna sills, bolana! aMI be U!lllf lor dol& ..., !lorm lllindows. Wllldlunin& IIUIIJrnolivt 111111r shOp. tal lor more )l1lllln en -lior1. Priced Ill Ill 11 S350 S1M. City IChoal district Addlllorlli 1onc1 Cl1l lnbnlllialo. . I* oat. bt iJrt I I I Clillur Ill 1~ -; '-. . OON1 SWill WITH STRANGERS - Enjoy the relreshing splash of your private pool w/- ' deck. Ill story Cape Cod features 4 BRs, 2 baths, FR, formal LR & DR, eat-in kitchen and partial basement 3 car garage and workshop. Gort"<JUS river view. $69.900. N238' < r' .-·· ·:•;·' ,.• MOBILE HOlliE- Th~ young oouple did it The)o made mabie home their starter home, now with their equity buiH up lhe1are ready to 111011e up. If this is your POSition. try their method....~ worlled. 1974 12•60 Community. New car~ new lumace, new plumting, new hoi water lan~ new 200 amp. breaker box. $7,300. tti~ HOW CUIII no one has rf!<XIgnized the value and terrific fl(tential that this 2 story home has? Sll'e ~ needs sprucin~ up, but th~ ~ the kind of home to GRAB rt you're rnterested in making mOney. 6 rooms plus partial basement 2.6 ac. Possible loan assumption. $18,000. 22 ACR£S BARE lAND- hcejlent building site near Rio Grande and Southwestern High Schoo!. lndudes cropland and woods with plenty ~ JlD(I road fiootage. Owner will expand tD 42 acre$ rt you need more land. . . IF YOU HAVEN'T SOLD YOURS YET ISN'T IT .ABOUT TIME YOU CALLED US? I -~1 HOW MANY GOOD BUYS HAVE YOU SEEN lATELY? - Don't poe up withOut seeing this 2 $1}' priced at on\1 $34,900. 3 BRs. I bath. large eatin kitthen, LR, OR and lull basement New deck. Assume a 911%· mo - And ypu1t enjoY ~h:"J :.;a . COUIITRY RUSTIC - This cedar 11nch is perched on pine studded \tnol and is surrounded by 23 rolling acres.3 tar.., bedrooms. FR. 2 baths and 2 car prege. Magnifieent view of surrounding coo~. $79,900. 1 HOlliE IS WHE~E TNE HM !S.... and YD\1 will me yrur heart to Ibis allractiYe brick and frame ranch '" Northup. 3 roonrt 11Rs. tarae et!l~n kilchen, LR & FR. CA. l.Jrge tilt yard in quiet neigllborhOod. Bf'P. $49,500. N201 THIS IS fOUl CHAliCE to own 1 fine 2 story home. 3 BRs, I bath, 11- LR, DR and equi~ klchen with et!l4n bar. 2 car lllfllllt. Htrllll WIIJHiliUIId pon:h. 14x18 OUibuifdin& I ae. tot. ili'P. $39,900. HOD N203 ./ ADDRESS AOVANrAGE ~ a positive leature when you buy klcaioil. Practical hOme lor any size family on Holcomb Hill o11trs 3 large aod one sman bedrooms, with load! rJ storage. EqUipped wife-aflfli'CYed country kitchen. Lalli finislled FR with mpiQ DR, tee.room witlelrium door to tl)e patio. Owner moved oirt of state, must 1111. $79,500. . H104 It I" I I li.: ~~ I~ 1....~ 1... Is !.'I I~ I I I I I I I I SPIC & SPAN COIIOITION - 3 BR, 2bath, CA in-town hOme. large master BRwith private bath. Lalli! LR with fireplace. DR. nice ~ont porch. I.e! us show you tlis quality home in pd state of repa11. r\sk111g $58,000. *323 I. If PRICE IS IIIIPOIITANT then $38,500_sbould pique ,our interest For additioN\ intrigue, oe could mention 1n·town location, easy mainfl!nanee yard, 3 BRs, LR, DR, eat~n kitchen, bllll and lui basemert BPI'. I~ I "IQ lANDMARK. - The hOme that has everythin~ Character, charm and prestige. This 2 story oountry home is just perfect for the large famr~. 4-5 large BRs. 2 baths, FR, 9en, DR and partial basement Enclnled swimming pOOl, large garaf!t! and worlistcp. 15 ac. lor garden, smal crop and cattle. Quiet, scenic tocaliln. $139.~. 1240 mortgage. STARTING OUT OR SlOWiflll 00111 tlis ~the OOUs8 . . for 100- Move riRit into this clean 3 BR home nl start enjoying t Included in the home ~ new carpeting th!1¥lllh0ut most of the hOme, knotty tine klchen and DR. FR with fireplace, iar)li LR and ceramie bath. Convenient location. BPI'. You must see thiS one. $46,900. N233 OLD FASHIONED CHARM - Don't miss seeing this older but lovely and well-maintained home. Features beautiful hardwood floors, 4 fireplaces,41!RS'. 2 baths, CA. gas lurnace. LR, den, ,ibrary, DR and entraOO! Inver. Moo 3 room apt. with separate sta~rcase. $89,1DJ. II REIIIIIIG IS 11011-C[IIT$ when you can1own tli$ nice 14•70 Holly Park mobile home. Features DR with parquet floors, 2BRs and I'h baths. Enougll applances and furniture to get you Slarted. Also new 2car garage buikJinJ Sets on 2 ac. of pine-studded land il a convenient location. $29,900. ' 1247 VOUR VERY FIRST HOIIIE•....and you're off ID a pxl stariiM!h this remodeled 3 BR hOme. Nice, clean m deanted in pxl taste. $31,tlWJ. . *301 �The Sunday Times-Sentinel Reel Estate General HOUSE FOR SALE Si• rooms. bltll and utility with delachld p11p. Good ps fnnce. LOCited at edp of city. Call 614-44&2697 after .6 P.M. 10011, New 3 bedroom house on slllllllot in Crown City, tD· UI ·electric. $31,500.00. 10% doWII. OWMr filncinf. Call !1-5, 614-446·115 . Evt~tincs &14-3&7-7218 or .14-3&7-0303. ' 186 ACRE FARM .All minerals clear, in.- II .·44·6• 66 1o · · ·.·· Farm includts new, two story barn, plus huae equipment buildin1 and shop with 200 amp service, tractorrepair bays, commercial air com· pt'tssor, fullY tooled for cabinet makinc with many pieces of Power· matic equipment. (Com' ' plete list in our office) .i f·OR ·SA.LE· THE PltCE IS IIIGIITl-lllts d ''Tender Loving Cam" rea11y shows i1 this house. 3 tatruoms. two run batht formal dining room. basement, 2 car garage, mel.!l bam. extra fenced kit Much more. St Rt. 141. $37,500. ll7f1 ' 'j ..•.i~li'' ·'' oumAIIDIItG 2 STORY BRICK - th~ distinctively ' desif1!d !tome features a 15'xll' living room, space SMr kitl:hen, torma1 dining room. 4 bedrooms, .smroom. 2 baths, ftj basement Great view of lhe river. Has a 2nd house induded; 5 room frame. Wll sell separate. COUIITRY, BUT ClOSE - This nice ranch home w~h .7 acre lot ~ lrif 3'h mies from Gallipol~. ·Includes 3 talrooms, family room with fireplace, Ill baths, nice large bad< lawn for 1111rden or recreation area. Green Schoo! District Financing available to qualified ~~ . ON THE RIVER Beautifully decorated Early American interior. 3 or 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, llllt shady lawn. Directiona: South on At. 7 to edge of town. tum It the church on Allan Drive. Go to the end of the atrftt. Follow ligna. Wi~e~~~an leal Estate AgttncJr-·446· NEW USTING-;- Mostly wooded land'Nasan excellenl htHr1eW on road. Septic tank .on lot mral water ~ available. · at $10,500. S/W schools. C H851 so,MUCH FOR SO LITTLE - Attractive brick ancj lrame ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, outstanding kilchen, 2 car garage. Storage buildin~ Immaculate inside and out Approx. 11h miles H.M.C. Call lor appointment today. *118 NEW USTIIIG -GREAT NEWS- 1ll acres, more or lress. $46.900. Reward roul5elf w~h an affordable 3 talrooms, 2 baths, klls of closets, 2 car l!llla&a Smart new carpet Compare price and living space, also land. Real EataJe General MOST PEOPLE ·ARE TOO BUSY EARNING A LIVING TO MAKE MONEY HERE'S 2 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES THAT WILL MAKE YOU MONEY WHILE YOU SLEEP. · . GOOD INCOME - GOOD WRITE-OFF YOUI CIIOI~E ....... ... ......... ... .. 11830 . WITH 50fe DOWN PAY,_NT Owner hn moved to new home In same neiahbor~ood and NEW USflfiG - LOYELY SETTIIIG - .A ~ ' private location enhances this attraclilll! i!fticient 3 bedroom home. Includes 2 baths, . iving room, fireplace, full basement, central11r. Ex!Ja , acreage avai~jje. SIW schools. Hl5 3 '1 ' . . 1183 IM4 ooua£WIDE' 24'x48' - 3 tal rooms, 2 full baths. kitchen complete with appliances. C..tiMifral ceiinuamen tub and wat~t•n closet in master bath, all • carpeted, woodburoer included. Must be moved from preserrt location . Call for roore details. 11767 -· . HOltE - 37 ACRE' - ••0811£·HOIE HOOKUP You can have all t~ aiJIIITIOie when you buy this pr()llelly. 2 story frame hoini! has 4 bedrooms, bllh, living room with Wpoo:l)umer.hoOkup, kitchen, dining. large utiity room, fuej oil furnace, lrx30' barn, garage lllus other outbuidinl!, ~base. located on state 1 hil!hway. Owner finar\ci"g milable. '·,. t r ., . 11837 .' CAU THIS HOII£ - This 3 bedroom ranch can be yours. living room, kitchen with IJnJ!, ref~ alol and bar, bath, utility room, l!llra&~~. thermopene windows. Priced at ,$37,000. 11 you are iclolting in th~ price range call for more details. . . REDUCED TO $36,900- Owner movilli out of 1Dwn · and must sell. SpaciOUs 3 bedroom home with 2~ family room, equipPed kitx:hen,'dining room, elecllic heal, centrlllir, woodbumer. 3\hcre yard with'*"·. 1m of trees. ' .. .. ..., 1791 9 · End of Rt. 7 by Meip Hi&h School. Turn loft. enter Town- ship Rd.79 and past dri•-Y on $SAVE$ 4" a• ., .-.. · ·' ' '···• · YOU'LL LOVE THIS 3 B£DROOII8Rtdt WCII with 6 IICies. FeatiJII!S large e<~t•rf kitchen, iving .room. ' ~ · basement w~h woodbtJmet. II you're look1ng tor a home i1 KCHS district th~" hDme ~tor you. Con us today! $53,000. · • s.wer ......:...... $3.70 SUNDAY PUZZLER WHOLE WORLD? PH.. OFFICE 446-7699 . . , m4 *574 APRICE YOU CAN1 BEAT - $29,000 is the asking " price of this ianch sJyle home. 2 bedrooms, bath, k~chen, l~ing room, carport, . full basement woodburner, nat one acre 'lawn. Oty school district . Approx. 3 mies from Rio Grande, HOME IN THECOUNTRY 7 room house w1th 3 or pos· , sibly 4 bedroo'!'s, kitchen w1th bUII!·m cabmets, storm windows and doors located on state highway. Priced at $39,000. Will consider trade Call lor your appomt· · ment now. 364 • * WHAT A DEAL - $24,900 sese for yourself. Cozy 6 rRoms and bath, 3 bedrooms, dishwasher storage buiiHing and 2 car carport. Kyger Schools. Lafge level lot. MOhaiTiineidan ' 33 CrQWn • ·. ·' .' . oe Paa8ed 35 Article of jeweliy 36 Jargon 37 Lavishes fond· ' ness on 39 Permit 41 Bard 42 Solitary 44 Olml~lshes 47 NarroiN opening 48 Earthquakes 49 11om of property 50 Merrymaking ~ Perfumed ointment Vishnu 61 Old pronoun 63Arn 66 Note of scale 67 Symbol for dysprosium 68 Predetermines 70 Privileges 71 High mountain 72Faisellood 73 Surgical saw 75 Watered silks 77 Siamese native 78Shadetree 80 Verve 83 Single item . FREE NATURAL GAS - 140 ACRES 1 0 miles from Gallipolis-lois of Raccoon Creek - approx. 30 acres Raccoon Creek bottom land. aprox. 60 acres tillable with tobacco base. Nice barn. 6 room, ·3 BR home with free natural gas t.o your home in .winterand cook your food. Lots of fru11 Nice country setting. SEe th1s one. 4 LOTS, $2!,000 - COMFY COTTAGE - PERFET FOR RETIRED COU· PLE, IN CITY. CARPETED, NICE DRAPES, ANDERSON WOOD WIN· DOWS, CENTRAL AIR CONO. ~ $25,000 - IULAVILE ROAD - LARGE LEVEL LOT, 4 BED· ROOM FRAME HOME, NEEDS AHANDYMAN'STOUCH. PRICED TO SELL!! $24,500- CHESHIRE - 3 BEDROOMS, NICE KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM, CARPORT, SPACIOUS LOT. · 114U $36,000- SUPER SIZE.LOT IN CITY- REMODELED. 2 BED· ROOM HOME HAS FULL BASEMENT, GAS fURNACE, 4 CEILING FANS, GO WITH THE HOUSE. •A••··• ''" lot 11651ocated on Madison Ave.. Gall polis. An city $31,500- VERY NICE 2 BEDROOM 2 aATH HOME, CENTRAL AIR COND,, ONE CAR GARAGE. VILLAGE OF VINTON. ll1t2 :.iti1iiie! Only $5,900. ' ' H20 SI'IIIG VALLEY SUIDIVISIOII ...,.. ,..,.. Nlct size bulldln11ots with al utilities there. lot 17lJ. ..._. 111 one now. , THIS IS JUST A PUTIAL LtSTING OF OUR IIIANT FINE"HO.ES. STOP 1Y OR GIV£ US A CAlL, WE PROBABLY HAVE A HOME FOI TOll . AUDIIEY F. CANADAY, IIEALTOII MAllY I'LOVD. IlEALTOll, 441·3313 EUNICE NIEHM. IIEALTOII, 441-,.1'7 1J LQCUIT ITRII!ET, CJALUPOUI, OHIO l • : .,•, . - ~ $17,500 MEIGS COUNTY- PARTIALLY REMODoLED 2 BED· ROOM, ACREAGE . BARN. '"'"'"ox. • • • StOI;les BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. 4 STORAGE BLDGS .. 100X200 LOT. . • 125 Flesh c ··126 Repeals 128 Commonplace 130 Mohammedan • • name 131 Put oH 132 Maturlng 135 Genus or maples 137 lllctress HaY'NQrth 138 Wolfhound 140 Bitter vetch 142 Female: COlloq. 143 MUSic: as wrillen 144 Ma's partner 147 Japanese drama :,: 148 Symbol lor stlblul!f< SIUOO- MOBILE HOME NEAR TYCOON LAKE, FURNISHED. 2 STArt 11011TE UO - Remodeled 2 $b1 4 bedroom • .., North Galla high scholt Flly insulatld; ~~ tiltlclriG hal .84 ICn! yen!. l'iiald ai 105 Spar 112 CrOnies: colloq. 113 Shout 116 Sudsy brew 118 Hold on ptopetty 119 Conduct 122 Tallies 124 Semi-precious $11,000 IN 'CITY - BUY ON LAND CONTRACT WITH $1,800 DOWN PAYMENT. 3 BEDROOMS. LARGE-LOT. AIID WE HAVE WHAT n tAilS tO PIIID tHAt SOMEONE. CALL ISII • 109 Legal documents • 111 Vies : 5s Lampreys 56 Austere 59 Talk glibly 60 Incarnation of ·a. i1me 100 S I - t · · 102 Boundaries 104 HelpS 106 AYOiding 107 Leaves ' ~834 11713 · I 17 Revised: abbr. 86 Piece of turf 21 Relunded 88 Stage mra: 22. Manage · COlloq .. 23 Brims ., 89 GoddesS..oi , :25 Ancl...,l · · di!ICOI'd . · · 27 DrMmily · 90 Rallrtiiod: abbr. · • lhoughllul 91 Pronoun ' 28 More preclpilous 94 Tr.oplcal fruits 30 Tattered cloths ' 96 HaJf.an ern · 31 ·Hor$<1:s neck./l!lir . , 98 Oi:.ing bl~di.: $16,000 TWO I£DROOM OLDER HOM£ PLUS 2 BEDROOM MD· BILE HO~E, PLUS OVER 5 ARES LITTLE KYGER. U11l£ BUT MLGIIIY describes I his neat and clean I, bedroom home. Alum. siding. storm doors and windows, nice siDrage building; large backyard. Would be great for )'OUilg couple . i~\1 getting !\art~ or good rental property. Priced at only ll3,000. , • ' $16,000 VERY NICE 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE OUTBLDG., VILLAGE OF BIDWELL. . THIS L·SIIAPEO may be i~st what yoo are looking for! 3 talrooms, 2 1~1 baths, fam~y room with fireplace, , heat jlump, ~I air, 2cargarage, ~atliwr], $51,900. ,. CAlli for appo1n)ment today. . lla)S , ' ORIENTAL GARDEN IS JUST ONE OF MANY OUTSTANDING FEA· TURES OF THIS FINE HOME. INDIANA STONE FIREPLACE IN FAMILY ROOM FORMAL DINING PLUS DINING TERRACE. 2 BATHS. GUEST' HOUSE COMPLETE WITH ITS OWN KITCHEN AND BATH. BEAUTIFUL VELVEILAWN. ASKING $85,000. . • ·#822 · • '. JUST LISTED! A' HOME YOU Will BE PROUD TO OWN. BRICK AND CEDAR. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, SPLIT FOYER DESIGN FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR COND, IMMACULATE CONDITION. SUPER LOCATION. $65,000. YOUR FAMILY DESERVES THE BEST! AND THIS HOME QUALIFIES. LUAN wOOO SIDING, GIGANTIC DECK SO YOU CAN ENJOY THE FANTASTIC VIEW 4 BEDROOMS, 22X20 LIVING ROOM, fiREPlACE, fULL BASEMEN( 2'CAR GARAGE, 6 ~ BEAUTIFUL ACRES LAKE· DRIVE. RIO GRANDE. CALL fOR AN APPOINTMENT. IIAKE HASTE - This 2bellroom rancher could be yoors. Minutes lo town. Walk to hosjit.al and schools. One 48' prage Beautiful yard. '55,000. ~ now to 127 Choose 1 Relaxes 1!5 Naif 129P,Iatlorms . : 6 Elaker'l product · ·: ·1111 Young eneep' 13Hransactlon '11 Mat<e 67 Erued: ~rlntlng 132 18 Put In vlgor<lUI 611 Cut . . ncible . · action 71 In musiC, high 133 Precedes lee 19 Flexible 73 Mexican diShes . . . 134 Anglo-Saxon 20 Related - '74 Stalk .• '· . · 2FI'uriilno on an axle ' 78 FqliOwer of Levi' ~- ·136 Verve . : 23 riei.t : ·· · · 79 Liqukl'ineasure c137 Peruse . · Enemy 81 !!other . • . 138 Repi_,t~tiVe 26 Gillet 82 Okt French coin 139 Delirium tremens: 27 Poatocrlpt: abbr. 64 Royal abbr. 29 Heroic _,ts 85 Pared 140 Man's name 30 Ceremony 87 Gaelic · 1411nsect egg 31 Pinochle term 90 Train ol anendants 142 Present 32 The eye: poetic 92 Pronoun •· · 143 Fllrtg5 33 Southeul Asia 93 Swill 144 Sham 1 ' holiday 95 MOi'e certain 146 Growing out ot 34 Emcee Parks 97 A,_ 148'Remaln erect , 35 Knocl<s 98 SIIIIMS8 cOin 149 Declares ·' 38 Frank · 99 COllege degree: 150 Per1alnlng to 38 Sally abbr. the sun 40 Mettle measure 101 Pertaining to 151 Loud noises 41 Hogs the navy DOWN 42 Alight 103 Tranill• 43 Farm animal t04 Diii8Md 1 Retreat 45 Rent 105 Pondered 2 Precise 46 Symbol for 108 Ordinance 3 Weight of India: pl. tantalum 110 Announcements 4 Attempt 47 Offspring: pl. 112 Baker's products 5 Saint: abbr. 48 Pitch 113 Asian o• 6Biemlshes 49 Essence 114 French article 7 Fl.,_. 51 Journey 115 A continent 8 Dawn goddesS 52 Latin con)uncllon 1 17 Choir voice 9 Equally 53 Umb 118 Young bQvS 10 Protect 54 Shut up 119 Smaller number 1t F01ecasts 55 Ancient Hebrew 120 Above 12 Concerning ascetlca 121 Pellets 13 Reverberation 57 Halll , 123 Unit of Japanese 14 Docks 58 Railroad otatlon . currency 15 ~enledrum 124 Is Ill 60 European capital 16Crtmoon 61 Affirmative 125 Liquefy ·:i-4 Yeurself lhh, 0-tlw-:-'llleol Ust WI.. Is I y, ACRE COUNTRY SETTING and solid 2 bedroom on State High· home located . h , way Wllhflorealc1osenelg . bors. Rural water sy~~~ plus drilled and a dug b'l · E~tra water tap for a mo 1e home hookup. Nice restful -· area alter a day's work. 126 Girl's name , money •.. •Willis T. Leodlnalllm, Rolltor, ' . Ph. Hollt 44&-15)9 OWNEIS ltUST SEUI - Styiis~ 2 story home btJilt with a family in mind. 3 ~rge comfollable bedrooms, living room with fireplace, family room or 4th bedrooms. H! bath, l<jtchen, utility.. Natural gas furnaet. Storage buildin~ In walking distance 1D schools and downtown. $29,900. · . '· '' ' REAUY AFFORDABLE - Molle ril!ht into ttls remodeled 1\l story home. Situated on over 2 acres. 3 bedrooms, bath. formal dining. famiy room. ~· Cellar. CitY schools. Approx. 111 miles from 'City. $35,000. see. . ' · Mln«al Wtlls, W. Va. 11842 . . "FNI-OtllN'f" PH. 304·295·7145 )OU CAN TiLL THE · COUNIY, ,- :, 1. : . U--------JI---------~ 4'' Ell ................... $1.00 I" I '0# Water ...-19< 1'' Gas Pipe............. lie h~MB'~ WHOU . i (. ·>. RD 1 - ALBANY. OHIO Open Tues., Wed., Fri. Sot. & Sun 10 til 5 Monday 10 til I Closed Thursday Owner, Sarah fisher ready ·: :~ 698-8205 PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS ~ I ·- ;446-3643 592-4066 62 "Lucky" number VACANT LOT - CITY OF GALLI POLIS rtnt. ~DAYS CALL;tl [6NIGHTS CALLS] 64 Teutonl(: deity •EW USJING - Owners mliSI!d now! 3 bediCII)IIIS IIIOIIIy reniOdtled , _ tin ·aPjiiOX. I acre i1 Green Twp. New ~ iniUIIad. itew-. new 200 Amp, brelklr ptace tor JIOIIdbwner. Nllds 1\10111. Gretrl Eleilallaj $27,11110. ' . ',446-3~~ ,., IHIOO , •• lucky person who appreciates a welt maintained, quality •• home. Larp lot, California style ·brick .reneh. With lands· . eapincand enclosed ~inale ear aaraae w1th edJI~nt oH1ce area. 2200 sq. tt. livmaarea, includmalarJ.t I_IVInl room with fireplace, dinina room. family r~om w1th 1nd~r bar· btcue 3 larce bedrooms. 211 cer1m1c baths, sewmaaraa and roomy storqe in utility room. Storap are~, mlleblt . in basement end attic 1111 with descendlnc sta1rway. Car· petinc throuchout. Most window treetments .remain. Recent updates include new roof, newuphaltdnveway, outdoor carpetinc and indoor paintinc. Ho~ has been well maintained and updated with extra msulallon, new kitchen cabinets and Formicetops, stove and doable wall oven. Dishwasher, disposal and refricerator remain. O~t­ doorrecrution.area includes covered patio w1th ps p1ll, badminton eoUrt' with outdoor li&htinc. City.schoot system, city water ind sewer end shDppina nearby.Ntilhb~r­ hood Watch in eHeet. Must SH to epprec1ate f1ne cleU1Is of birch pane lin& and trim, stone wall in family room and roominess. · for ·Furlhtr hlformalion Call Owners At 446·2734 or 446-2204-Appoilltmtnl Noc-ry Canaday Realty .- IIOIIILE HOllE PWS I foCR£ - lDclled in Addison , ·· Townsl1p. 14'x65' Freedom wti1 2 new rooms. 4 · bedrooms. I bath, utility area, kitchen with range.llld refrigeralllr. Covered patio on front. Some lunibn i~~- Priced below.$20.~ II83'J HOltE& 111 foCRES- Just listed tNs well kep12or 3 bedroom home' near ~n. Includes familY room with fireplace, large kilchen, dming room, full basement ~us 2 car garage and lll!ry nice Ill acre tree studded yard. . $43,500. ., •• •outd like to share the lovely Sprint Valley area w1th some H20 ACREAGE - 20 aal!S, more or less,loceted on St Rt. 218. Tobacco base, fru~ lr!!I!S. w«<water. Owner would coosider selling on land conltJCl. 11835 ma OWNER COULD OCCUPY ONE UNIT AND RENT THE OTHER TO PAY THE MORTGAGE. Wiseman Real. . RENTAL PIQPERT'f - You must see lhis double tin 5th Ave. in town. The lpartments are in good condition. Amenities is a 2 bedroom niostly fumished.llownstairn is one bed!oom. Natural ps, lir condilionern, fenced yard. Good possibilities. Ollil .... lllfiDit lndudas 12'xl5' ..... pQ IIIIW 2A'x24' detacMd fllrlll. $25.900. In lood condition. EXCEPIIONAL VAlUE ON CAIIOIIIA -.r IWKH FOR SAlE IY OWNER~ANCitG AVAUIIf 10% INTIREST-VAIIAIIE OR FIXED RATE Nice n!modeled 2 '5lory home. 00 A118 UIIAIIi - 3 liedniCII!I mo11ite ,_ IIIII II lllllltly llnillltd. Situated Ill ail - 1111 ,.. lbltt two 2 BR lplrtlllllbta. One oflhtmla nl· cely furniahed. Ann111llnco1111 S&.&QO. Don't fo11tt tht tax IIVinp. Buildh:c is Real Estate General Located WI sc:enic wooded area. Home has vinyl sidinJ 3 talrooms, living 'room. kitdlen, bath. Good B~~lden ama, some woods.' 1.25 acres. Priced at $32,500. Possible assUmable:VA klan. ESTIMATES Country Loft Gift Shop 11831 MEIGS AREA. - FREE .............. . . . 11849 .· NEW USTING- 148.900FAAM-65acres,moreor less, located apploxilnatety 12 m~es from Gallpolis. frame 'hoiJSe with natural gas heat, drilled well, bam, com crib, sto(age txlitding. IDbecco blse. Approx. 20 lo 25 acms tilable. 30 acres mixed timber. 1' *817 ~NGTOII - $1&,500 - Remodeled 2 talroom alum. lidtld ranch 111 Rt. 160. lncklles llilin& room, bath and " - · partiel btlllemenl. oil furnace, runl Wiler, ia'ge prden - . . . . buildine 1711 661 THIIO AVEIUE ... Business Services *"IlL.,.._hot-'*' NEW usiiNG .;,. 23 ACREs,' !lORE OR LESS ·-: . Beautiful lind ili~llia Courily: Approx. lHillabie, some •' woods and a 3 bedroom ho1111! in need of repair. Act now! $22,500. I • 11846 • RIVER VIEW -IVITII!II 5 lli.UTES OF COY - I . acre lawn. Qoality . ~. AtttiCtive 3 bedroom brick ranch featuring foy!ir, 3 bedrooms, living room with wb fireplace, fprmilt dlnip~ spaCious l<jtchen, rec. and family room, attache<f. l!llra&e, full divided · basement PropertY line extends to river edge, F~RIEIS AilE HAVING IT 100011?- Yes, we know this, but our lower land llllues makes this aPill time to buy. 14~ acres, solid 2 story country home, 3barns, slq), garage. Own Wlll!r system, Lots of tillable land or Plllure, tobecco base. Some farming tools included. Only $60,000 .~ i GUARANTEED WORK 7191. . . . . . 11848 JUST UST£D - HIPDEN.llfASURf IN TOWII-If you ~ perfection anc1 qUality jou've folioo yo!ir dream I)Ome. Just charmng large living room, dining, room or family room, 3 bedtooms, tile bath. ,Huge kichen with loads of cabinets, utility room, enclosed porch, 1111rage wiJh extra. worlos!loP. Gas heat..central a1r. •... · · CONTINUOUS NO-LEAK GUTTERING • ROOFING • RESTORATION • *SIDING* OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS • a.- .. $21t. ' - ' ....... & ,...., .. ct sn- .824 ., ' 11644 H762 .;,(~ ·. · ,,, • ' . INCOME OPPORTUNmo- Owners have retired and ·am very anxious to !ell rental property. The price has been reduced on th~ business building and 3 mobile homes. Localed on 2 lots w;tft aiLutilities. This property ~ in a prime location and .,e all PfeSIIl1IJ rented. Call today for alllhe details. • · ' ·.,.' . . SPECIAl FEATURE - beautiful in-groond pool, ptus 2 leWi ranch Dlll!llooNng the river. ~:. 4 tatrooms. 3 baths, kitchen comptele. !lrmal dmmg. garage. f1' basement.with family room, wet bar, .2 roling acres. Owner 'open to offer, needs lo sell. . . for lteics Co. HOUSE WITH GARAGE. small shop and shower in basement. Four rooms and bath. 2 porches. carport, new furnace and central air. Middleport. Oh . · CALL 949·2210-Ask for tim. WAIIIB ,W it SAW. CO. .............1........ TRADE YOUR MOBILE HOllE forth~ Sh9es1ring Ridge home. lot 85'x300', lvi'!ll room with woodbU'ning fireplaCe, dining room. 31Bdrooffls. I !It baths, klvely cabinets in kitchen, utility room, 1\\ car attached garage with st~nge. Heat pump, central air. lime ground pool 12'x24'. Low VA klan assumption. H775 .· "' STINGS Lemley 742-3171 EASY TO OWN - $32,900- $1700 DOWN - $285 PER MONTH - LOW CLOSING . COSTS- 10 yr. old 2 BR i~nch oil S~oeskin Rid&e. LR, kitchen, carpetme. electnc heat, woodburnina stove, separate 24x24praae. Call BLACKBURN REALTY - 446-0008. H7116 REDUCED TO $32,500 - Nice I\\ story frame home 2 mile from city. 4bedrooms, living room with fireplace. kilchen, bath, ful ~ with garage. Owner needs to !elllnd is open to olfer. ..,, . •.• •> ' THIS VERY ATTRACTIVE brick bi-level llith 3 .bedrooms, famift room with fireplace or ~burrier hooktip, 2 batl,ls! 2\\ clr 1111rage, lhermopane windows with marble sils, heat pu1J1p, central lit plus 2\\ acres, roore or less. Elelylhing needed to mahe you appreciate this home. Priced in lhe upper 50s. . m& CONTACT WALTER WHITE . 614-245-9448 TODAY ~· 1 :00-3:30 :P.M. . WE SEIISAnONAL SUNRISES - You won't find a inore spectacular view than the one of1ered Iron\ ths kJveiy home overtoofdrig alarge P!ivale'lake. This cedar r~ncll offers'over 2200 sq. It d quality ivin~areaincluding4 tatrooins. 2 bilhs. famil)' rpom with fimplace and Buck stove, • formal dimng; • deluxe kitchen with break~st noo1<, 2 car l!ilf311t!,. hell pump and central air. Situated ooiM!r 2 acres wilti 640' ~lake ftorltage. Excellent boatirlg and fisl'inJ Priced at $89,900. Raal Estate General ' n4 'Oflerlng CENGUAAD,. lnsurance.Services . 593·3333.Athens Real Estate General . 0 R~ Home lmprovem"nta SPLIT LEV~L HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms, 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and large recrea· tion room. Located on 8 . acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. TWO FOR THE PRIC£ OF ONE NfCRY REMOOELED 2 story, 3 talroom· home with approx. HI acm tawn. 45'x45' bam, l!ilrage. Plus I~ stlry mmodeled 3 talroom home. M priced togelher at $45,000. • . . Call Vera Eblen at l4 ACRES ON RT. 35 WEST. AT RODNEY. SUITABLE FOR DEVELOPING OR INVESTMENT REALT IIOOERfil RANCH - Owner leaving area. Wllinc to listilg to olfer. Amenities am 3 bedrooms, nice kitChen with dinin~ area, living room. bath,ll!ached 111raee.1ot lays flat with back lawn ~- New sash windows added. I.Ocaled in Green Township. L9CIItd 6 mile$ sooth of Wi· kesville, just off St. Rl 160 at Alccoon CrW:. Look for JOHN WHITE sians. .:-· · BMR447- FIRSTnMEON11ARKET- Ranch styli! homeonlg. landscaped flat loi?Lg.living room, l<jtchen with lining area, 3 BRs and bath. full basement w~h family room. bedroom & balh. Plenty of storage. Screened in patio, central air. Kyger Creek Schoo! Dis· trict. Call for an appointmen~ 81 lEAL ESTATE FOI SALE Real Estate General BMR M4- OWNER AIIXIOUS TO SELU 3BR ranch situated on 2.35 acre lot 11111. Possible 8% loan assumption to qualified btJyer. Includes lg. eat·in kitchen, separate, utility room, family room whh w.b. fireplace. Call lor ilf1 appointment today! Put Nt11riber 1 to work for you: Farm includes 120 acres cropland, 65 acres 100d timber. DON'T LET THIS tractive bi-level home is situated on .5 acre. m/1, just 10 minutes to town and features. 3 BRs. 2V1 baths. family room,livin1 room ind kitchen. It also offers carpetine. electric furnace. 2woodburners, fireplace, sundeck and Call · for ~DeWitt ••-:-311-1155 1.ml c.rtw, lt,lli-379-2114 '*Icy In 'I• •' llw- 446 04~1 ' .• ··'If , .• Jin <Aodaw: la~lui 446 7111 . Y'.agi*' Snill: 1: ..lw-318-1126 a 11111 ... 1 ~... _. 75•3961 I .· UTHERN HI·L · LS R E · IN·c So basement and praee. . • Broker-Auctlonttr tall 446-0$52 Anytime Btth Null 245-9507 Steve McGhtt 446-1255 FOR SALE home with three bed· rooms and two baths, • Times-Sentinei- Page- D-7 The Ohio- Point Pleasant. W Va. 1985 Real Eatlte General cludine the COAL ~IGHTS. Lovely brick • • • :' 28. 1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Real Estate General I ®1NI Unltecl �I 1986 Ohio-Point Area personn~l file .,,,. Howard E. Stevens DanaE. Waldo r COLUMBUSc have been made Four promotions by Columbus & ; Southern Ohio Electric Co. .: Howard E. Stevens has been ~appointed administrative assistant ~after serving as Wellston area He Is. being replaced at ·.Wellston by Dana E. Waldo of ·r WestervWe, whtle Robert R. Wht;. !latch has been named manager of .fC&SOE's new general services : _department. ! Stevens, who joined c&SOE as a ~·residential representative In 1955, '!,Spent 12 years In the marketing and :-.customer lservlces department In i-the Athens division and as assistant i to the division manager. He ~ replaces Ronald G. McDade, who : was appointed <;;alllpolls area ;,manager. ~ manager. - Stevens Is an ·ohio University ' graduate and a member of the , Athens Rotary Club. ; Waldo, who began with C&SOE as ; a temporary employee In 1900 and : joined the utility full· time In 1974, : was construction bllllngcoordlnator 'r In l!rl9 and·serve<lln that capacity ; ·untll1982. He also served as a senior : accountant and' staff accountant • with the company and as a forecast :·analyst with American Elec.trtc : ·Power Service Corp. before being ; 'named to his current'post. · Waldo majored In accounting at : Ohio State and Franklin universities _.and holds a bachelor's degree from · :Franklin. : Whitlatch, wh!) ·joined the com- Robert R. WhltlaWh IKaiser reports loss . --~. - Catalog Sales during first quarter OAKLA!ID, Caut. kaiser ments In the first quarter of 1985 Aluminum and Chemical Corp. totaled 168,!500 tons, 10 peroent reported a net loss of $18.5 mUllan, be(ow shipments of llli,:.xl tons In or 44 cents per common share for the same period last year. Approxi~ first quarter ot 1985.In the same mately 95 peroent of shipments In pertpd last year, the company had the 1985 QUarter were In the form of net Income of $14.6 mUllan or 33 fabricated products, up from a level cents per share. ot about tll percent last year. Sales In the first quarter rose to The Increase In earnings from $816.6 mUllan due primarily to Kaiser Aluminum's real estate Increased trading activity: In the subsidiary, Kaiser Development . first threemonthsofl984saleswere ~· was due to higher sales of $696.8 mUllan. conunerclal, and Industrial properCornell G. Maler, Kaiser's chair' ties In both northern and southern man, said the company's real California and to Increased residenestate subsidiary "more than tial sales at both Rancho Callfomla · doubled Its pre-tax earnings to $24.9 and Hawaii Kat. "Results from this · mllliori In the first quarter, but thts activity ·In the remaining quarters outstanding pertonnance could not or the year will not equal those ott he · offset the operating -loss from first quart~r. but full-year earnings alwnlnum activities. ' of Kaiser Development wUI be very "Our fabiicated products sales substantiai and should exceed the · volume and prices were both down 1984 level," said Maler. substantially In the quarter comEarnings from the company's pared•wllh the 1984 pert!XI," Matef · lndusti:lal c~emlcals business de· said. "In addition, In lastY!!ar's first cllned .In the first quarter of 1985 quarter we reported. earnings from because or price weakness In most the delivery imd sales of primary of Its markets, Desp!te higher sales, alwntnum purchased earlier at international trading recorded a favorable prices, but because ofthe greater loss compared with thE" recent low market price for prim· same year-ago period, due to ary metal, we made only selective negative results from petroleum Ingot sales this year." trpdlng. Mater said the aluminum dlv· Maler said Kaiser Aluminum Is !stan's pre·tax oper~tlng loss of making Important progre~s In Its $56.3 million In the first quarter was programs to restore the competl· . substantially below that of 1984's live ability of Its alurrilnum division · fourth quarter, mainly because of a and to Improve Its financial large decllen In unprofitable Ingot position, · sales. "We also bega11 to realize a small portion of the · very Important benefits we'll gain from the major modernization of our Trentwood, Wash., rolling mill," he said. "The . elements of this $230 million program that are now In place are operating well, and aluminum division· productivity wUJ Improve ° greatly when the output of this facility moves higher." < · The company's aluminum ship· ager. He ~being suc~ed by Thomas M. Wolden, formerly transmission and distribution civil engineering superintendent. Whitlatch has been a clvU engineer, ctvllenglneerlng design supervisor, clvU engineering design director, staff assistant, projects management division manager and clvll engineering manager for C&SOE. He holds a bachelor's degree In clvll engineering {llld a master's degree In business, both from Ohio Unlv~rslty. Wolden, whoworkedpart-tlmefor C&SOE before joining the company as a transmission line engineer In , :'pan~lntOOl,wlllhe~dadepattment 1975, hru; sl!lce beeJI project eng!· . :·thai eomblnes the bullding services, ~ing . supervisor'. .transml!islon. -omces services and iransporfutlon · line engineering director and Civil engineering superlntepdent. sections. · . 1 H~ previous Job had been as , He holds a bachelor's degree In clvll engineering from Ohio State . tf'BilSmlsslori and dlstrll!Utlon con·· lJnlversfty: ·.·.- ··. . . struCUOf! !Inti . ~ajnt~nce man· . . NEW HOUIS MON.-SAT. 9:00-6:00 Montgommy Ward ••• SCIENCE FiliON ... ' Yot.35 , No.1 0 .. . • • at " " " en t 1n e 1 Section. 10 Pages 25 Cenh _A Multimedia lnc :·Newlpeper Pomerov-.Middleport. Ohio, Monday, April 29, 1985 1986 '. Center .. 391 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO third at 18: 55; and n.»otg Hoke,.fourth at 19:01. First . place winner Malty D&go811Do was not pret~ent lor the MEN'S5KWINNERS-Topoverallmen'llwlnners In Saturday's Middleport C of C 5K Run were, left 1o right, Troy Bartley, 8eL'Ond place at 18: ~: FredWoUe, ' 1985 PONTI·AC FIERO GT V•6." 2 ~ 8 EFI engine. · AM ~ FI',1-cassett8; with graphic equali~er, air conditioner, 4 speed standard shift. ~ ELBERFEtDS . . Pre-Summer Sale Casual Outdoor Furniture - • •,,,. 1 ---. . Now's your time to get a jump on outdoor summer living! ·over 50 In Stock Many More Due In!· ' htdoor or outdoor, pool 01 patio - Ptrma-Widcer offers the look of wicker pi• dwcalty..... baked pOIyestw finitli .I esisfs rust and is · dllignld to withstand all weatl• concitions. Choose from an array of IUII..III' colors. I r'<f't J'' .. I ' CuStom • Deluxe • Scottsdale • Silverado EXCELLENT COLOR SELECTION .. 5·,,10, LONG AND SHORT BEDS; Reg. '81.00 Low la~k E"TENDED CABS 2 and''4 . WHEEL DRIVES. · Spring Base Chair ....;.........Sale S68 Reg. S96.00 High Bqck ,Spring Base ~flair ..............Sale $81 Reg. '179.00' / ~ · . \ .. Lounger .......~r··~ .•:............. Sale S15 2 ."We are detertnlnaa t~ tntka y·ou a eu1tomer" . .... COME IN AND LU'S DEAL!. .... •1a6.00 I ·. Loveseat Glid,er ............... Salt s158 leg. '241.00 3-Seat Glider .......-..;........ Sale S21 0 I .... '262.00 . lawn Swing.................... , Sale S222 ·Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. 446-3672 Stoey, p~ C11 Page 10 • ~:- 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS . Home We are out 'to set a sales record in May on New Chevrolet Trucks ••• I Copy~lghted $50 million heist · . e We have all STAR TREK movies in stock there's no fiction quite like Scitnce Fiction Movies the whole fam· ily will enjoy. ·, • awards presentations. WOMEN'S WINNERS - Overall winners for the women In Satunlay's run were, lett to right, Brenda Reed, flr$t place with a finish of 23: 4&; Laura GaUoway, second at 24: II; ,JUI Dillard, third at 211 m~Vut•!!l Oat; and Edith Raker, fourth at :51:0:1. Chemical Bank. sets·deadline for the firs! quarter, compared to42 cents, for a 10 percent Increase. . Revenues for the first quarter INSTRVCI'OR - Mtke Apdtotaled $73,8>7,ml, compared to erson,. llllles representative of $65,938,001, for a gain of 12 percent. Simmons OldsmobDe-CadiiJac. ~roadcastlng revenues IncreaSE:(! Chevrolet, Pomeroy, wu infrom $27 ,512,llXJ to$31,250,001 for the struction ot a COIBlJDel' JJIIIth&. quarter, while newspaper revenue matlc8 claM at Wahama Hlp went from $24,685,0)), to$22,613,00l, School on the aubject of new and for a 9 percent decrease. WJed car buyiq lor llOIIIIIUDel'8. · I l'lloto oil Pap$ ·JUST ARRI~EDI "THE HOT ONE" . NEW :TRUCK SALE . See ...... lioalw~Papl PhctltCIIPip' r ·Multimedia earnings increase ·· GREENVll.LE, S.C.- Mulllme· dia Inc.'s net. earnings of the first quarter of 1985 were $7,631,0)), according to Walter E. Bartlett, president and chief executive officer. · That represented a 9 percent Increase over the $7,032,ml earned In the first quarter of 1914. Earnings per share were 46 cents Eastern prom Middleport · run· HOME VIDEO MOVIES THE ~ERY LATEST THE ~ERY BEST ALWAYS IN STOCK Yogi out; Billy back_ FREE" PARKING FELDS - 9ff·t671 . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - As · sale and allow Chemical to operate the state, argu'ed that extending the up with an additional $127 mtllli>n to lawmakers resume deliberations thea:J.branch Institution as a bank. order Issued by Franklin County ensure that Home State depositors ' this week on a blll that couldteuntie · HO!!se Speal\er 'Vern ·rutre Jr., CoolmQn Pleas Judge George c. -receive all their money .' Chemical H<ime-State ~vJngs Bank d!!PQ!!I· D-New l,los!on, ·~~as set riO ·speclflc ·Smith' would endanger the Home · ,would pay the state $21 million a·s a ·tors wltti their money, Ohio officials· timetable, alihollghhesald he would ·State sale. . · · .. .prelnlum for entering Ohio's finan· · _have been given until June 15 to· like to see the bUi reported ouf cit }fbwevl!r, !tooetf B. 'MCAlister: ·. elal Oiilfket and .plit up $301n11Uon approve a sale agreement with the comtnlttee and brought to a House the st~te savings and loan supertn- · for operating capital. teooent, promiSed 1,n an affidavit Leaders of both parties appar· NewYorkbankthatwantstobuy the Ooor vote by tl!eena oftheweek. ~~ C:lnclnnatllhrlft. . . · However, • the Re,publlcap· · that no actlori would be taken to enUy have a consensus.Qp a plan to :. C!)emlcal New .York Corp. Pres.l· . ,contl'Q)Ied .Senate couldllalk·ll,tthe llquldate. the ·lund before a. May 8. sell about $127 'million In n6n·tax · - derif Robert Llpp confirmed Ft1day · 'bill, wblch Is attracting.bll)ai11san · Supterm.\ Court heanng. revenue bonds.to come up with tfie that If the deallsn'tdosed by tlien , support In the House. . John.c. Elam, a lawyer tor ·thE" sJ.ilte•s·· share. ··However, · Senate "the .agreement wUI no longer he Thep~s.aleofHoineState ODGF,saldthatlessenedhisworry Republicans say Gov. Richard valld," The Columbus Dispatch also Is contingent on a Constitutional . that the state would try · to under· Celeste and othpr state Democrats reported. chaUenge to the anticipated U9l! of mine court jurisdiction. · gave Chemical too good a deal and Llpp said he would not predict $81 million from the Ohio Deposit Besides the $81 million from that thE" nation's sixth· largest bank whatwouldhll]lpen'lrt.helssueofthe Guarantee Fund as part of a $211! OOOF, thestatewouldhavetocome will have to pay mol'l!)efore the proposed purchase dragged past mllllon. enticement package for ·Republicans back· the bilL June 15. Chemical. · But he said "you would have a · The ODGF Is a private fund that serious problem· In terms or the formerly Insured Home State and • franchise" as depositors turn to other state--chartered S&Ls; other banks and operating losses The Ohio Supreme ,Court on mount. Friday refused to extend a lower· • The House Ftnruictat 1nstltutlons court restraining order obtained by Committee today was to hear · t)le ODGF to keep the state from additional testimony on thE) blll .liquidating 'the fund. which would permit Home State's Kathleen McManus, a lawyer lor ~Rll;'~ t. .., . C·otro..QC£ . .Board threaten.s potential strikers .RIO GRANDE -Teachers !rom teacher's association and the re·the Buckeye HUts Teachers Associ· qulfement ot six hours or additional atlOf\ who strike Wednesday \VW be education before teachers can met with "every legal remedy advance beyond the · 11th salary available" according to a telegram st4D. . sent from Gallla-Jacllson-VInton gjQSePh Mllllous, a fact-finder JVSD SUJlPrlntendent Jerome appointed liy the State Employee Brockway to Kevin Whitby of the Relations Board, developed spectnc Ohio Education ASSQCiatlon. language on the two Issues at the "It Is the opinion of the School request of tile _association In an District," according to the letter, attempt to clarifS' the Issues. · ."that · the proposed strike o~ the However. the BHTA rejected the \Buckeye Hills TeachersAssocljltlon Interpretation, and voted on Aprtl 18 has no basis In reason, fact, fairness, to walk ott their jobs on Wednesday. or the law and the Boilrd wlll Mllllous heard argwTJenls In attempt every legal remedy avalla· August 1984 on ~ Issues of dispute bie against eVery teacher who between the board and .BHTA that strikes." • ,during contract negutiatlons. Brockway's telegram wa~ In arose Both sides accepted MUUous ' rereply to a cable from Whitby to the commendations, the association dlsirtct, offering to hold contract relused to sign thebut contract pendlrig negotiations over the weekend In the outcome of the ctanflcatlons. attempts to avoid a walkout. Mllllous ruled that he had not . '1'1\e teachers association has attempte<l to change board policy on sceduled a rally for6 p.m. tonl!lflt at the additional education. Brockway , Bob Evans Farm and are then said the slx·hour req1,1lrement has expected to attend a special board been a part of board pollcy since meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. at the 1981. SchoOl offlclalssaldlastweek they school. At the centeroft~dlsputearetwo have made provlalons to protect Issues: the retroactive date of the students and conduct ~lasses In case contract between the bo;lard and the of a walkout. . . 15 die on Ohio roads By The AIIOCfatecl ~ The Highway ·Patrol says 15 people, tncludtngtwomotoreycllsts, were kllled In weekend traffic accidents around Ohio. The pafrol counted traffic deatlls ' FAST RUNNING CHAMBER MEMBER - Dick Owen, II, Jell, of ~19ln Middleport, received ~ \~ph,y mug lor being the fa.'llt....t ruMlng Middleport Cluu.nher of Commeni~ member In Saturday's 5K run. Owen ran lhe .3.2 mUe L'OIJI'Sf In ~<W. S.•veral chrunher members were participants In the ,noce." ' 801 Blower, Mtddlt•port chrunher president, made the prtoscnt111ton. .. I' Heritage Hou'le-Locker ' from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. The cloliest fatality was Mark L. Winter, ~.ofWWiamsport, who was ia!led In a one-car accident on a· Pick away County road Saturday, A IIUU)'S EYE VIEW- \WI IIU chicken rule the.._ at the 14th AmluaJJpt=~ Cl*:ken Flying Meet! lllrdll of mally feathers will . Two.persons hurt Annual chicken flying in weekend wreck aiiiO flock lopther at lhe IIOUihelllltern Ohio Bob Evans Farm to try to crack the world'• chicken flying record. The winning fowl wiD pad his . . . with 11100 cash. .. event slated May 18 · RIO GRANDE - ·No Yoke, folks ... an eggstenslve search Is on lor t~e world's furthest and fastest Dytng chickens to compete In the 14th Annual International Chicken Flying Meet (I.C.F.M.) - the "Olympics" or chicken games. Hundreds of chickens arc expected to fly the coop May lB at the annual eggstravaganza whi ch lakes place on the 1,100-acre Bob Evans Farm near Rio Crande. Poultry pilots need not put aU their eggs In one basket at thlsy ar' s J.C..F.M. since there are several events In which chickens and humans can C~?ffipele. Cockle-doodle·doos will fill the air as early as 9 a.m. when the "roster crow contest" takes place. During the "chicken run contest" the fastest chlcken-on·two-drumsUcks completing the 40-yard dash with the best time wlli get the worm. No entry fee Is charged for all Of·thls flighty fun with cash awards. With the top flying chickens getting $500 for cracking the currt!nt · flying record of 3021eet eight Inches. Exlr'a chickens are available to borrow at the meet on a first-come first·serve basts so everyone can participate In thla eggstravaganza. , An Olymplc·style procession will precede the l p.m. chicken flying contett led by a torch bearer with the ternal torch lit tram "Mount Egg." Wearing their finest feathers, the chickens and trainers wlll be Judaed tOr being the "most unique chicken," the "most outragrous trainer," "best matched chicken aiul trainer," and the "best team award," lor gnJUJJI of more than a coop-le. Tlllj first' International . Chicken .Flying Meet was held at the Bob Evans Farm 13 years ago and hal continued each year alnce. Bob Evans, the International Flight Commander, began this barnyard sport aner recalling his boyhood eggsperlences of growing upon afarmand tosslngthtckens from bam lOtts to see how far they could fly. To date, ch(cken Dying IQuadl'Onl have hatched In 22 states from Calllornta to New York. . I Two Meigs County residents were Meigs County 40.1. treated and released at Vet erans Olll,ando .W. F;loyd, 58, was Memorial Hospital Saturday even· northbound on 40..1, when he appar· lng for Injuries suffered In a ently lost contml ofhtscar and went three-vehicle accident on~ 124. offthe right stdc of the road and Int o Rbger L. Jones, 22, of Racine, was · a ditch at 12: a.m. Floyd's vehicle trea ted for a cervlcal·muscle stra ln sustained moderate damage In th~ and a passenger In his car, Danette accident. the patrol said. Jones, 20, also of Raci ne, was No ln]Uiics w!'rc reported In a treated for a Cl'rvlcal musclcstraln, two-vehi cle arrldcnt Sund ay l'ven· hOSpital officials said. lngthat Is still under Investigation. The Gatlla-Melgs post of the State A pick-up operated by James Highway Patrol said Joni'S and a Marcum, 54, 'of Rt. 4, VInton, was Mack truck dttven by Stanley parked on SR~25when a southbound Holler, :10, ot Portland Rd ., Racine, car driven by Anthony Cardillo, 28, were stopped In tralrtc on 124, ofRt.1 , La~vlllc, reportedly came appi'Oxlmately ·etghHenths of a over a hlllcr·est and struck Mar· mile east or U.s. 33, for a vehicle cu m's vehicle at 8:33 p.m. Crdlllo's attempting a left turn. A truck car sustained moderate damage driven by James R. Foreman, 25, of and Marcum's ptck·up light dam· Por,tland, · also eastbound, appar· age In I. he accident, troopers added. ently co~ld not stop In time and • A Racine man escaped injury struck Holter's vehicle from behind. when he plck·uphe w ~sdriving went knocktltg It Into Jones' car at 6:55 off the right side or Mei!(S County 32 p.m., according to troopers. and struck a dit ch early Saturday morning. Foreman was cited by the patrol Troopers said WllllamF. Scott ,35, for fallure to stop In an assured clear of F1atwoods Road . was westbound distance following the accident. on 32, approximately one-tenth of a A .Pomeroy man was cited by mile west of M<'lgs County 28, when troopers for OWl and driving under he said an rostbound vehicle s~spenslon following a one-car reporteQ.Iy fo rced him olf the accident early Saturday morning.on highway. "l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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