http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9d56869a0feae6a79a702d5f1561c659.pdf 47e5568292e46cb0c44d6e6bb8b09740 PDF Text Text .. ... . ·, r• ' - .. -.. . I • • 10-The t' Hijack victiln burietl~ with honors ·u'"" 'l,l, • 'i • • . • ~ • person known to have been kliied In • ARLINGTON, Va. (UP!) -:'With After the brief ceremony" the full mllltary honors befitting a man the hijacking crisis, now In ltselghth famllyfrpm Waldor!,Md.,accepted · · President ~agan called young day. condolences from Maryland Gov. American 1\ero," the body o{Robert · ~ ~tethem's parents sat with their Harry Hughes, Sen. John Warner, Dean Stethem, murdered ~lPi · thP • o!her Uu1~ children, IJicludlng R·Va., · and Sen. Paul Sarbanes was llljacklng of 1WA Flight Kenneth, 24, a second class petty 0-Md. , and other political and lowerec;l Into hallowet;l ~nd at officer ln .the Navy, and Patrick, 19, mUitary dlgnttartes. Arlington National CPmeiP/Y. who starts Navy recruit training In A crowd ot aboul :m, Including i Bright sunshl!IP brokP through November. many tourists who stood behind the cloud)( skiPS Thursday when tap"' roped-off burial area, attended the sounded and SPVPn Navy r11lemen In a: brief statement followlrig the ceremony. fired thrre volleys to honor Stethem Allen Wellma:ker, his wife, Marsolemn ceremony, the father said, 23, a Navy diver who was pistol: "Rcibert's spttit and love for life will sha. and their four young daughters whipped and shot to death In cold llvl' with us forever." extended thetr vacation for a day blood ·l ast Saturday aboard the On behalf. of the family, hP , beforereturnlnghomPtoRockHlll hijacked Boelr)g 7?:1 on an airport "expressed our gratltude to all who S.C., to attend the funeral of a fello,.; runway In war-torn Beirut. have been praying witt\ us" and American they had not known. 4!banon. asked for continued p~ayPrs for thP Wellmaker, w ho watched soThe American flag that covered hostages "and ror their safe return Iemnly with others In the crowd as the steel gray casket was folded by home." . Stethem'sbodywasloweredlntothe Stethem' s fellow sailors and presTheStethem parents sat dry-eyed ground, expressed outrage over the ented to hiS father, Richard Stl'- durtng the ceremony butatonepolnt hijacking. th€111, a retired Navy chief, and his Kenneth, who was In Wlifoim, wept. He commented thatthe presldent . mother, Patrtcla, bothofwhomhold . The ~ctlm's Qody was lowered who called Stethem "a you~ Navy administratiVe jobs. Into a grave adjacent tothoseofU.S. American hero" at hiS Tuesday The Navy family also accepted a MartnPS killed In the Oct. :p, 1983, night news conference, "Is dwtng · Purple Heart awarded to the only ., r'e_rr_orl-st_a_tta_c_k_ln_Be-.:lru~t.--;-·-=a~I)Q._u_ta_l..l h_e_c_an .....d_ .o_ ..._ _ _ _ _ "a Where the buffalo ;847; · 'i•.. .... ·~ "· ~: '· ~.; ( . ~ ~ .> '· _!;Fei;J~ifJ.l ·;· :, "~i:·. -~· .l _ ~- - ·· i fU'ea d~aths '( eoniln~··~ni pa~?i) . ... . Paul 0. Pullins, Sr., ., . patient for the past two weeks. perlod In 1984: H1ifl:lces ~.~sslble • Born on July 18, 1927 In Jackson maxlmumpenaltyof21JY~Qrs Injall Funl'ral serviceS tor Paul 0. County, W.Va., he was thesonofthe and a $1i0,00lflne)f he 1Ji [!>~Jim guilty Pullins, Sr., 73, who died Wednesday late Emmanuel M. Parsons and· of the,chargPS. . ..t . at his home at 18038 Horse Cave Ruth Sayre Parsons. · R d M p had Butcher, who Is nait!Ed In threP oa • Racine, wUI be held at 1 p.m. · Liver. rpoolarsons since 1951 hlived ln. In· East coun . ts,_faCPSamaxtmumpenaltyof Satu rd ay at th e Ewing Funeral . av gmoved there from Ra I up to~~years lnjailanda$45,00Jflne Horne w it h the Rev. Floyd Grlnnm . c ne. He was retired If be Is found guilty. officiating. from the Crucible Steel Co., a World Walker, who 1s named In one Mr. Pullins was born July 16, 1911 War II veteran of the U. s. Army charge, faCPS up to rive years In jail In Meigs County, a s.on of the late . having served In Germany. and a $15,00)flne If convicted . Grange and Mary Pullins, ,Survivors Include his wife; Fran· .,,. Besides survivors named In an CPS Slaughter Parsons, six aa ugh· earllel'"''report of his death, Mr. ters, Mrs. Robert (Iris) Smith, Jr. Pullins Is also survived by eight and Mrs. Richard (Shirley) McCoy, grandchildren and nine great- both of Negley; Kay, Ruth, Karen grandchildren. and CatherlneParsons,allathpme. Friends ,may call at the funeral Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. home from2to4and7to9p.. m.today Robert (Josephine) Parsons, Ra- · A;11 action In a fence dispute has and from9a .m .Saturdayunilltlme cine; two brothers, Dorsa Parsons ~ filed In • the · Meigs County of services. Burial wtU bve In VInton and Preston Parsons, both of · Coounon Pleas Court. . ·· Memorial Cemetery._: , Racine; and tWo grandchildren. · InMadgPDye'sacUonagalmtthe ':-. Funeral services will tJe held at Columbia Township Board ofTrus- Everelt H. Parsons · 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Dawson .tee she charges that the trustees Funeral Home, 215 WPSt Fifth St.. ·have ordered her to replace ~- line Everett H. Parsons, 57, of 50357 East Liverpool. Burial will be atthe ,fence which she clalnns•is 1n good Smith Road. Negley. died Thursday Cresthaven Cemetery. Friends · '!"d substantial condition. . morning at the Be~ver County may call at the funeral home this . · She requests an Injunction aga!nst · · iilcal Center where lie had beeh a afle"'?':>n and E>Venlng. • the trustees, who according to'>the · ,,. . ' papers fi.Je:<i In the court, have {·Continued froirf ,(la_ge ·}~· advertised for bids by July 1 on the .-:---~~::....:.::;,:::~.t.~.:...____:._____ constructlonofa.newfencealong\he stu~nt' accident Insurance;· fipet ~gr.eed';to pay public retirement for boundry 'of her property with that of Insurance, gasoline, oil . and anti· Raymotid R. Cotterill lor a perlnd of Wayne Peck. free?.e, tlrPS and tubes, m.IIk and time when he worked for other Alsoln.t hecourt, Tammy Joilorst . dairy products. and bread and districts and payment was not made ··, oard . · ;· .~~,··-~ . -Page B-1 . ereslgnationsofMaryGrim,a teac er; Kelvin King, vocal music teacher, and Michael .Michaski, ~nd dll'llCtor, were acceptf!9 along WJth the the rPSignatlon ol VIvian HERO BURIED ....., The casket oontainlng the body pf &ben Dean Stethem, who was sll!ln by the plane hijackers In Belnlt, Is canted toward liS 11na1 resting right, ·and Patrick (alongside KeJIIIeth) accompany the casket. UPI. plaee m Arlington Nalhlnal c-.etecylbunday. Mr. . Happenings' in Meigs County... A 1oa.1 ulility urges investment in weatherizalion projecls- Page D. I To end maiTiage Catlierlne lloyiPS, Racine, and Charles Eugene Boyles, Middle· port. Josephine Boyles' malden · There will be a swim aerobics name of Logan has been rPStored bY · Cjassat lheMiddleportpoolstartlng _c_om--,-~o_n_P_I_ea_s..:.:~u-~:o_J_o::r_h~~e--the_c_ou_rt_._ _ _ _ _;.._ _ __ · Monday and continuing through July5. There will be two classes, one from 11: 30tonoonand the other, 6 to 7 p.m. Swlnn aerobics consists of domg simple exercises In the water to hi'IP In weight loss as well as toning up muscies. It was reponed that one can do strenuous exercises .without the discomfort of sore . muscles. Knowing how to swlnn Is not necessary. r A dissolution of marna= has been .granted ·In Meigs ~· County Bums yiclim taken TIJne8.&n&lnel SCaff Ha'rold Blacks\On of Pomeroy Is .co~Ined to the Burns · Center at University Hospital, Columbus, for treatment of burns of the face, arms and chest received In an accldPut at the Ohio Pallet Co early Thursday evening. Anelectrlcalfuselioxexplodedas Blackston attempted to correct a probiPm. He was taken bY car to Veterans Memorial Hospital and Immediately transferred by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service to University Hospital. . POMEROY- Meigs County's revenu~ shartng funds for 1986 Were expected to total ~.756, however,proposedfederalcutl;lackswouldlowerthat ~otal by some $30,00J. .. . Mary Hot;>stetter. clerk .for the Meigs County Board of Commissioners, reports that since advertlsment of a .June 19 revenue sharing hearing ran In The OaUy Sentinel, the county has been n6tlfled that a 25percent federal reduction In 1986 revE'nue sharing funds would ~ut Meigs County's entltlempnt to $100,149.75. On May 23, the U.S. House or Representatives passed a resolution calling_for a 25 percent ~uctlon In the revenue sharing program. 'l'he House would then eliminate completely the revenue shartng program after FY 1986, thP last year or the program's . wen . COLUMBUS tUPJ) -The Ohio Assembly wUI finish up Ihe first six months ol Its 116th session this week, with leaders hoping 'to complete work on the ~ billion statE' budget for 1986-87 and adjourn for the summer. House and Senatl• financial staffers have been working through th~weekend to present senator.; and representatives . with -alTernatiVE' . ·i~xlng-and spending pll)ns so thE>y e_a,n agree on a · t~rget figUre fol' overa Uspending. The slx·member HouSP-Senate conference committee· Is expected to meN in prlvat.e Monday To discuss the size of appropriations for major areas of spending and the size of a personal income tax reduction. Out of those discussions will come the "control" figure. somewhere lx>tweeri the $19.6 billion proposal adopted by the Republican• "'· dominated SenatP and the $20.3 .... .. billion approved by the' Dt>rniJc.ra!lc ' .... .t • ' • • · ' House . . :··· The conference committee Is expected to meet In public Tuesday. then go In and out of public session agree that annular disposal "works nicely In Ohio" ANNULAR DISPOSAL Terry Kramer, of for the rest of the week, negotiating but maintain It does not comply with lederal Kramer ExploraUons, rllflt, describes annular the dNalls of the bud!!el until a regulations. di!lpotslll a "mlnl·lnJecdon weD." State ofllclah settlement is reached. Both House Speakrr Vernal G. drilled locally with a dozen In Meigs drlil<crs. The local Industry argues stream of a well to forcemoreolland Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, and Senate ·County at this time. However, the that If only deep-well Injection ts gas from the formation . Experi Paul E . GUinnor. R·Port President expense associated with drilling an allowed, small companies will be mentation with E'nhanced recovery are hoping to bring a Clinton, Is just btiglnnlng In this area . Injection well Is In thE' neighborhood forced out of business. package lo their respective Brine m;age allowed Enhanced recove1-y Is a method of $250,1ro$300,1lKl. The new law also permiTs the chambers Friday. The new twoThat amoupt. drillers cqntend, Is . bY which a fluid (perhaps brine) is year budget period begins July 1. (Continued on page A3 ) oul of the financial range of smaller Injected back lnlo the producllon .•.. ; as BEIRUT. Lebanon (UP!) - A radio station reported U.S. Navy jets madE' sweeps over Beirut Saturday and a U.S. aircraft carrier moved closer to Lebanon as the American hostages frorp a hija cked 1WA jE'IIIner began a ninth day In captivity. The Christian Voice of LPbanon radlosald Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jE'Is passed ovPr the capital on reconnaissance flights at midnight and again at.5a.m .. reaching as far as the Bekaa VallPY In northeastPm Lebanon. Most of the 40 hostages are believed to he h£>ld In hom~ In Beirut's southE-rn suburbs. In addl· tlon, SPV£'n Americans kidnapped since March 1984 are believed held .SECOND HALF 1984 .REAL ESTATE TAXES EXTENSION GRANTED CLOSING DATE JULY 10, 1985 . I , 1~On first day of '!'onth following second half closing, interest is c arged on .unpatd .balance of delinquent taxes from previous ~:~~ for pertod of t1me from preceding December .first to that New swimming c18$ses will begin Jwie 24 at tl!e MlddJePort Pool and ·.:··, .will continue througH ,July 5. •: ·,. '. 'l'he inclUde senior lite pvlj\g, basiC rescqe, beginner, ad!!~! and swim aerobics. Anyone ~hlng lnfonnatlon on any of the cou~ maycall992-6212or992-99til. courses O~io _ Fanners pn D~cember first, each year interest is charged again~t the 1 .u unpatd balance. of taxes for period of time from day estab hshed tn (1) above to date. . · • FAILURE 10 RECEIVE BILL DOES NOI AVOID PENALlY AND INTEREST OFFICE HOURS 1130 to 4130 P.M. MONDAY thrv FRIDAY PHONE NUMIER1 992·2004 Ohlo lottery winners 1 I ' 1 1 CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thurs· Lottery numbers: Dally Number m. Meigs ·County Treasurer, George M. Collins ...... ncJr.et salPs totaled $1.148,103.50, With a payoff due of $642,966.50. ! IUJA<;KED AIRLINER - Beirut airport work· . · men refuel the !dJ"""eil Trans World AIJtllll!ll (TWA) 8oelq T.rl as a Middle Eaat Always (MEA) plaile :1 I Ohio 29!11. •'I ,. f . U.S. jets sweep over Beirut ,~ winning For two years, thE' county operated Us school for the mentally retarded solely on gPnera l revenue sharing funds, until a levy wa s passed to COller costs of· operating the facUlty . The county's fiscal year ends before the federal fiscal tberefore. !he county must base yearly appropriaTions on prtor yPars' appropriations and anticipated revenue. llthP 1986rewnupshartng funds are reduced, Bill Wickline, Meigs County auditor, will delermln~ by how much the county's budgPt appropriations for l99i will have to be reduced and then Issue amended certificatE'S. Wickline says recent commu!llca lion to his office regarding revenue shartng Indicates the 25 percent reduction should be expected when official notification of the county's entitlement COml'S In September. ~neral eather forecast .. Hay's 9 Sectlono. ee P-• 50 C0nto A MultirMdia Inc. N•wape.,... Sunday, June 23, 1985 Lawmakers aim to end work; break for summer This uncertainty, he said, st€IJIS By NANCY YOACIIAM from the methods of brtne disposal 'l'lnJe-lileall Stafl POMERQY - Perceived negaallowed by 501, the e"pense of these tive economic effects In southeasl - !IIE'thods, and the posslblllty that ern Ohio resulting from House BUI prohibition of some methods maybe 501, which governs oU and gas forthcoming In other leglslatlon. .drilling In Ohio, were discussed Themethodsallowedbythenewlaw Include deep-well lnject!OO, annular .durtng a Friday morning seminar disposal, enhaJ\ced recovery; and ~ .... ~ bY Leading -~corp., a Mkldll!port-bilsed oil surface'llpplJcatkln. •' ' . · . BOster agreed drlllersari>movlng field services !lim. The seminar was held at the out of state because of the potential Holiday Inn near Gallipolis, under that only expe11$lve deep-well lnjec· the direction of Chuck LPach and tlonwlllbeallowed In thefuture.She Dean Harris of LPadlng Creek. noted that In 115 ortgtnal form, !501 Agroupofabouttwodozenlnvlted allowed only deep-well (njPCtion for Individuals, Including StatE' Rep. disposing brtne. In final fonn, according to Boster, Jolynn Boster,D-Galllpolls,andTed DeBrosse, Columbus, assistant 501 allows "somE' annular disposal chief of tile Ohio Department of but tbe goal is deep-well Injection." Natural Resources' Division or 011 Aruadar dlspoeal approved At this time, DeBrosse said, and . Gas, attended thE' Informal Oklahoma, LouiSiana . and West meeting: ., . lndlllth'YcbanJ!elnoted I • ·• · VIrginia approve of all!lula~ dL§po-. LPach noted many changes In the sill, which lsagravltyflowsYSiemof putting brine down the annulus of a oU and gas Industry .since 501 went lhtoeffect this April. Major changes to be reabsorbed bY the sands. The annulus Is the void space noted were more strtngent regula· between the piping and the drilled 110115 on the.disposal of salt brine- a ho)e. byproduct of drilling - and much stiffer cMI and crlnnlnal penalties The mPthod Is popular In this area set for violations or new perfor- because local driUers find It mance standards. cost-efflciPnl. and safe. However, If the method Is to be phased out, : LPachsaid drilling In theareals a t drillers do not want the expense of a standstill. somP drillers have laid turning present wells Into annular off €1Jlployees and othPr drillers are "going out of state" since ftOl's disposal wells or drill ~ew annular passage because "they are uncer- disposal wells. Injection M"lls are also being tain of their futures ." < oan'· 't. Pleasant will bP greatly effected by the loss of revenue shartng. Koblelltz said townstitps often purchase heavy equipment out of revenue sharing funds and that same townships could stlll have payments left ilfiE'r the revenue sharing funds are gone. In the past. the county has used revenue shartng dollars to purchase equipment at the county landfill; pay the dog warden's salary; pay the county's share of operating the senior citizen's program; pay the county's cost to the state for crippled children's serviCE'S; ass.lst the county fair board; pay the county's share to the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District; fund the co~nty ' s disaster services; matchstatetundlngforthesolland water service; and pay for the current and on-going costs or the county's soli survey presently underway. . ·! . Sports .............. ,............. c.H ~llagPS current authorlzallon. The.U.S. Senatea:Jsoproposestoellnnlnaterevenue .shartng after FY 1986 but would provide the full $1.6 bllllon funding until Sept. 30, 1986, thP end or the federal fiscal year. 1be Senate too would then terminate the federal revpnue sharing program. At present, the House of Representatives and the Senate a~ stUI negotiating 1986 federa.l budgeltfrms. Meigs County Commissioner Da~d Koblentz expresses concern over the loss of rPvenue sharing In Meigs County saying, "It has been the most beneficial federal program used by local governments." The loss of local revenue shartng funds WOU!,d have to be made up fro'm other sources or the seiVlces cut altogether Koblentz said. In addition to the county Itself, townships and Drillers, officials discuss 'negative' impact of t;tew law IO Universitv Hospital < ' . Edliorial8 ....... ,................. A-4 F-ann ............................... C-8 Ohio weather: mostly clear on Sunday -Page A-3-- ·Cutbacks would ·lower •Meigs' share of funds .. Swim aerobics class planned al Middleport . . rear ,•• Along the River ............... IH-8 Buslne8s ............. .............. D- I Dealbs .......................... ... A-G Middleport-:-Pome!Oy-~llipolii-Point and Mrs. Richard Stethem, Robert's parents. are at -:{·., .:'/'wo drivers dted ll . · id _OWlngacc' ent W Inside: center belilnd the casket. Ills brothers, Kenneth, amount .~ · . . . ·_ .. · Theboar<Jac'cept~bidsonschool . ;~ . ~todyofamlnOrchild. . · buses evel) ' though Assi. Supt. t;.'.· i~- ... ·· ., James Caijlenter ad~sed that all ·,1.,. .:-: ..,•/ · ' · . ·· . : · moneysfromtttestjjtelnthecurrent 1 Plerce'!~:llcOok. Allareertectlveas ·. budget have been expended and •['i • ,.;:. .· '·.· · . olth!'endofthecurrentschool year. Meigs Local will be about 500th 1 ~ .o: ·, f. Cl~rk :Wagner reported that a down the list when new moneys are . ;.. JO state audit wlll get underway approprlated.ThebldforthebodiPS. · :. ,·: · . Monday aqd In preparation for that went to Da~s and Son with a bid of ; ' . , ! l'he Meigs County Sheriff's De- the l)Qard ·set thevalueofstocksand $11,145 aitd the chassis bid went to :: ·:·.: ~~reports a two car accident bonds In the Watkins fund at$34,00l. Gibson Motors, Athens, with a bldof ~ ': ·:. ·• t:>CCI.itied at 6 p:m . Wednesday Interest and dlv.ldel)ds are thl' only J26,95l.li: The boar.d·ls planning to .even!~ a! thelntersectlon:ofCoonty exP.,ndltures'maoo from the fund ~· try dlese>fuelbusesln thedlstrlcf iflt G~ace Hawley and Alta A. Rupe . reCeives approval tit stale fUnds for . Road 24 ' (Union Ave.) and State Route7. were added to the substitute thl' purchase. A computer contract ·.,,., Cited In the accident were Jackie teachers listforthe next school year wit)l SEOVEC was approved. McDaniel, Pomeroy. for having no and the extended service contracts Treasurer Wagner reported that driVer's Ucense, and Randy L. of Becky 'totterUI and Cloria Van the payback to the Ohio Power Co. · ' Eckert, Griffin, Ga ... for unassured Reeth were ,reduced from 20 to 10 fe$Uitlng from a reapportionment clear distance. days as rEiljuested by thE' two decision will amount to approxl. mately $65,00) but the hoard wlll be • Al;cotdlng to .Qle shertffs report, teachers. :\ ·Professional leave was approved pennltted tomakethepaybackover . McDaniel was SOIIthboundonRoute ;7 and attempted to luf!l left onto for Ron Logau. an OWE summer three tax settl~ment periods. ., Union Ave. Eckert, traveungbehind seminar In August; Martha Ven· WagnPralsowarned thattheremay McDaniel. was unable t6 stop and · narl, a tri-county career develop- be a tax loss amounting to as much struck McPanlel's vehicle · In · the ment . program, Athens; John W. as $36,00) as the result of a decrease and ~IIi.er's side. Blaetlnar a marketing education In evaluation In Salem Township but ;. ~. . Damagt> to bOth vehicles was conference; Suzy Carpenter, Becky some of that could be offset by new ·, moderate according to a sheriff's Cotterlll, Karen Facemeyer and construction and new equipment In ' •. lk!Partment spok('l;man. , Gloria Van Reeth, a vocational . the mining complex area. • .,_ Janies McDaniel; an Infant In the horne economics conference. ·: · McDaniel vehicle,· was taken by . Klnnberly Kaye Calvert was 'Pomi'JUY EMS to Veierans Memoraccepted as a tuition student for the . Sunny todp.;v tvlth a high between Ia! HQspltal where h~ was lre<!ted next sChool year, , at Melgs : HI~q ~and 85. M<lJl!~ ~lear tonight with a and released. · School and the board-entered lntoari . agreem~nt with domp Manage- low be~n \1(1 ~d 65. .· Partly c~cy Saturday with . ment,lnc.,forthenextyearwlththe . . , scattered sl\ow!'rs and thunder; ,' _g · · ., coJT'panY to proces~ and analYze' · storms. The highs wUI be near 85. Satunlay Jymm sing, worke~~ compen~uon ctatms 'on The probability or preclplta!lon Is . · , · ~half ol thE' board for an _a nnualfee 1 1 near zero toda)', 10 percent tonight I.. ddleport C)lurch of ~lis- of S8l0;"",i. ·1:•.: ~' · and 50 iiercent Saturday. ~ Pearl Street will· have· 'l'he ·~ard alsp entered Into a 0 Extended Forecaat .. .. Irt Saturilay, 7:30 p.m. 1 .conln!fl: with the Educational Chance of showers or lhunder· ·Hayman and the Countcy':, Medl\l, ;Resource Center of the sloflliS Sunday and ~cindayand lair ·' · Hymntlmers will pn*lit"speclal Tri-County Joint Vocational School Tuesday. lflchs wiD he near 80 " · music. The public Is Invitl!il; Boardnf Educati?n· It was reported . . ,. · that last years . grant money Sunday and between 75 and 80 \ provided through the county office Monday and Tuellday. Lows wW be • . I, . . made the seiVices of the center free oear 88 Sunday and between 55 and 60 Monday and 1'00.Jday. ·. Cl888es offered to. the Meigs Local District. It was Art Buchwald discus8es lhe Freudian link between 8e!' and Iennie :- Page A-4 Page A-5 • tntts -~01. ~. kk!Mieport .has ~ ·fo( dlvqrce bakery products for the next school on his b,eha!f to tbe sbjte. CotterW r•r~~~~~~~li,~ · lcha~l .- ~rst, · ~omeroy.• · ye~ ,.. · · ·· · · · · · . ·will relnnbunie .the bciarci for the ~r:\ c~ljggfuss neglect of dutfand (.aj> ··. exl!,t'me ~ruelty .•: . she asl(s for Weekend roaJil I Injunction sought in fence dispute .' I Herit~ge I • COLUMBUS (UPII - The Ohio Farmers Union has called for the rPSigna-tlon of 'Secretary of Agriculture John Bl ock, alleging his poliCies will lead to the dest~tlon oNbe family farm. · "In view o(therecent announcements !rom the U.S. Oepartllll'llt pf Agriculture. showing, the farm altuatloll Is continuing to deteriorate, Secretary · Block'l recomJIII'II(Iatlons are an Insult," VIrgil pmidellt of .the lO,®member farm . group baled In Ottawa, Ohio. said In a letter to Pretlldellt RHaan. · · 'Ilonpeon, who leads a legislation-oriented orpntzatlon second In membenhlp only to the Farm 13ureau Fedei'atlon, saki Block's farm policy proposals attack farmers . :nromp&OO. 1 'I t lakes oil SUurday. '11le TWA airliner w•laxled 100 meten to llle n!luelllnl ...... lllllllater returned to itll original ptwl"llll clolle to the tennln&L UPI in theBekaa, 50 miles east of Beirut . by Islamic Jihad tcr·rorists. · The radio also reported Saturday that a flve-miiP "exclusion zone" was declared around a U.S. aircraft carrier moving toward LPbanon . forcing the diversion of clv!Uan nights ·into Beirut Internationa l ,t\,lrport . ,J N one of the reports could be. indPpenden!ly confirmed. Pen· tagon officials this week said a U.S. Navy task force led by the nuclrar · aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimitz was cruising off the coast of LPbanon. The radio quoted military sources as saying that the Shiite Eoslem militia , Amal, which was holding . most of the 40 American hostages, was aware olt)ledeveiopments.The militia also demanded to be told 24 hours in advance about planned aircraft movements at· 13Pirut alrport,lhe radio said. A militia spokesman said Amal IPadE'r Nablh Berri planned another day of contacts Saturday on ways to end lhe hostag~ drama . The hljackPrs are demanding the tt'l<'asc of about 791 Shiites being- held In an Israeli pr'ison In exchange lot' the Am('rican hostagrs . The new developml'nt s follow<'d a chaotic demonstrallon a t theairpmi' Friday by thousands of Shiites in a show of support for thP hljackr 1-,;. · The dmronsn ·a rors smashed through a perlnnPter gate as arm('(j Amal gllards flr'l'd Into the air to eontroltheexclted mob. , : Union calls for Sec. Block's r~ignation The organization. which represents mostly small faqtlly farms, objects to Bloc)<'s recommendations that farmers be weened from govemment price supports and his plan to tie loan rates to a sliding scale. Crop Joan ratE'S determine prtces, Westrtck said. Another disagreement the uniOn has with Block Is his stance on the farm bill, which Is to be renewed Ihis year. "WP are having a real battle over the '85 farm bill because !here are many free-market and supply side people saying, 'why,gtve farmers special treatment?' But this Is not thetlme togo to a free market . If there Is a lime, it's when the market Is healthy," Westrick · said . l{e charged that tbe secretary was not an adv<x;ate tor agriculture and had failed to keep Reagan adeQuately apprised of the situation In American agriculture. "He has let both yqu and us down," Thompson told ' the pnosldent. Ohio Famrers UniOn Communications Director Dave Westrtek, during a telephone Interview Frtday night, said there Ia often a dilcn!pQIICY betweEEn what tbe USDA aeports and what President Reagan says. "For ~pie. President Reaaan last March saki only 4 peicent ol aU rarmen ate in serlousdifflculty, but the USDA, on tile day before, releaaed llglires showing a minllllum of 12 percent to :!!! percent ot all farmers were In sedous dllrlculty.' 1 Westrick said. \ I "Farming has come Into such a d£Pres5lon slna• the !all' '70s. This Is not the time to experiment wiTh the farm bill," Westrick said. He added that.tand va luE'S have dropped 12 percent , which, combined with dropping values over the last thiWYE'ars. brmks depression records. "l!js policies would eventtially allow fewer people and fewer lamllles to be Involved In !arming," Westrick said. "The proposals encourajle corpora l!' farming and wUl drive out the little guy." WPStrick said there Is an emot.ionaf asJl('Ct too. "Most of our members can traa> family farm to a nCPStors who came here from tlt(o old world for the cheap land ," he said . "They grew up wtth th!' tradition that they own the land." �• June 23, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. I r.---Weather: ----- · New law••. formation. According to drillers mast local wells are of the second berea level where less than a barrel of water a day Is usually produced. (Continued from page Al) appllcatlon of bt1ne for dust al1d lee control, but only after a publlc meetJng Is held and a resolution allowing surface appl!ca· !Jon Is passed by the local governing body. . Boster believes that local authot1· ties are In "therlghtplace" to make the decision making of surface application. She said dust and Ice control are "valid and environmentally reasonable uses for bt1ne," If applied properly. Under the new law, earthen pits for bt1ne storage at well sites wiD not be allowed after July 1, 1986. As explained by DeBrosse, when bt1ne leglslatlonot1glna ted In North· em Ohio, It was. because bt1ne from earthen pits leaked through and contaminated fresh water supplies. DeBrosse noted that although this was a problem In northern Ohio, where soils are sandier and less · dense, It Is not really a problem in southeastern Ohio where the soil is clay-based. The amount of brtne water which . comes out of wells was also discussed with drillers, noting water discharge vanes from formation to surta~ •OHIO VALLEY FOODLAND •GALLIPOLIS FOODLA.ND . . •POINT PLEASANT FOODLAND •BIG BEND FOODLAND : Extended Ohio Forecast ' •• PLASTIC GALLON • MONDAY TIIROUGH WEDNESDAY: Generally f~ir Monday through Wednesday. Highs wUI be In the !lls Monday and Tuesday and nea ~ 90 Wednesday. Lows will be In the .' ros. . State zone forecasts NoJthwesl, West Cmtral Windy conditions with showers and thunderstorms were forecast for Saturday, with a hlgh nearOO. Partly cloudy conditions Saturday night with lows In the upper ~Mostly sunny Sunday with a high In the low OOs. The probability of precipitation Is near zero Sunday. Central & East Lake JJ:rle Shore Northeast, Central Ohio 11Jg1Und8' Windy conditions with showers and thunderstorms were lorecast for Saturday, wilh a high near 00. Mostly cloudy with a chance of . showers Saturday night: The lows were 'forecast to be near 611 ·• Mos1ly suimy Sunday with a high near Ill. . The probability of precipitatiOn Is near zero Sunday. . Ohio Miami VaDey, Southwest . . Windy·conditions with showers and thunderstorms were forecast for Saturday, with highs between 00 and 85. Partly cloudy Saturday night with a low between 60 and 65. Mostly sunny Sunday with a high between 00 and Jl5. Probability of precipitation Is zero Sunday, Central, E. Central. S. Cmlral Windy eQndltlons with showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday and a high between 80 and 85. Mostly cloudy with a chance of Saturday evening. The low was forecast to beln n the low OOs. Mostly sunny Sunday with a hlgh between 00 and 85. The probability of precipitation Is near Zl'ro Sunday. · Lake Erie · Winds were foreCast to be lrom the south to southwest at 20 to~ knots Saturday, from the southwest to west Saturday night and diminishing to 15 to 25 knots Sunday. Showers and thunderstorms were likely Saturday, with a chance of showers and· thunderstonns Saturday night. • • KRAFT BONELESS Macaroni . REG. S11.9S Member: Unhed Press International, .Inland Dally Press Association and thP Ohio Newspaper Associat ion, National AdvertlslnR RepresE'ntatJve, Branham Newspaper Sa les, 733 Third Av(Onue, New York, New York 10017. REG. S22.95 .8-FT. BLIND .................... SALE $1950 REG. 529.95 1O-FT. BLIND ................. SALE $2 545 SUNDAY ONLY SUBSCRIMION RA:rES By Carrl~W or Motor Route One Week ...................... ...... 50 C('n l s One Year ................................. $26.00 SINGLE COPY . . 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Elnt.crcd as second claRs Lottery winning numbers: 612,4017 In GaUia County. to the surface ani) any metals found naturaUy to be In the wa ter would only be In " minute amounts." The main point of drillers at the meeting seemed to be that because 5011eglslatlon ls "aU-sweeping," Itis unfair to drillers In this parl of Jhe state. Out of 55,1'0) actiw well~ in the state, 211 wells were drilled last year in Meigs County and 55 were drilled ROLL UP Publlshed}'~a~h Sunday, 82.5 1'hlrd Ave., G.illllpolls, Ohio. by lh£>0hlo Valley P\Jb- $1.99 PIG. According to DeBrosse, an envlr· onment.al protection agency stal£'wide s~mpllng of brine lj'ater Is now underway. But DeBrosse added, acids used In drilling procedures "are spent" before they come back (USP 525-810) BOSTON ROLL 39< uw 'unre&llllllable' The Sunday Tiines-Sentinel Page A-3 . . ·-Co·UNT Q,N, ·,US•••• FIBERGLAS POOLS :DAN THQMAS • :. & SON : SHOE STORE . • AMY 11ft • ANY IHAIIE •1 . 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They are part of the articles of faith of the modem-day conservative movement, lind while they find their most prominent proponents In and a round the Reagan administration, these sacred truths of right' wingism find friends in high and low places.' · One- a sub-minimum wage as a spur to black youth employmenthas a few supporters in the black political establishment, even as its effectiveness as a job sllmulani has. been disproved again and again. The most ~nt debunking was by a . study which said !hat the · nation's largest employerofteensthe fast-food Industry - couldn't find enough wann young bodies to keep their grills hot and their shakes cold at wages above · the present minimum wage of $3.35 an hour .. According to a survey by the Bureau · of National Affairs, a .privately funded group, 89 percent of urban. fast-food outle's managers · and 74 percent of suburhan managers reported numerous personnel vacanclesdurtng1985'sflrstquarter .:.. even though the average starting wage was $3.~ an hour for fuU -time work, 24 percent above the federal minimum wage. · LaborSecretaryWIUiamBrockls fashioning a legislative proposal that will pay teens 16 to 19 years old $2.50 an hour. Brock and others In the administration have said th sub-minimUm wage will permit employers to hire black youth, whose unemplo)iment rate Is more than 50 percent in . country. . The lower wage has been en· dorsed by seven black mayors, who desparately hope against hope that It will slow the . rampant youth unemployment in their cities. Buth · t.tte last study- like a host of others through the years ~ dembnstrates that lower pay doesn't mean more jooo. Myth two Is the Idea that the war on poverty - largely dismantled . and .defunded during the Reagan years - created, rather than eliminated, poverty. That has been Reagan's ch~r­ lshed belief since Lyndon John5on began to formulate his . Great Society. The argument that fighting poverty actuaUy produces It has gained currency from a recent spate of "scholarly" books and studies that claim government aid has ' RhOdes sald Industry "no longer views Ohio as a good place to do business. Doubling the income tax didn't help," said Rhodes, "and Qhlo's . workers compensation system Is In turmo_U. "Unless answers are found soon to this problem, Ohio Is facing an economic disaster of monumental proportions," he continued. "The present governor must come up wlth a solution now - not a year from noW." · · "What is done In the days ahead wiU determine whether Ohio will continue to be an economic force, or whether lt will be allowed to tum Into an Industrial wasteland again." CUck! The giant public relations machine In the Ohio Department of Development whirred Into gear and cranked out a press release over the name of Joseph J. Sommer, the acting director. · "It IS clear that former Governor Rhodes ... has not kept up with the state's role in business development and job creation," said the release. "We believe It is time to put partisan politics aside and stop bad mouthing the great state of Oblo." The release went on to cite Ohio's Job development gil ins'- 6,0011n the . past three months under Celeste- then to flog Rhodes for the loss of 100.001 jobs from 1975-83, and the Senate Republicans for cutting the Department ot Development budget by $50 million. "We can't let him get away with ~aylng those things," said Brian T. . \ \ . WASHINGTOJ'l -The republic them. So Shcherbltsky now tends to and mercury depOsits. Vast natural Usl)er, the governor's press secretatt. most vital to the Soviet Union's · lltall·ln the reliably ruthless KGB gas resources have been discoBut that's just what Rhodes w;mts- to give himself credence, to get a economy, aside from the Russian · troops at the first hint of trouble. vered In East Ukraine. Petroleum rise out of the Celestll\ls; to divert their attention, to goaa them into making . a lJ)lstake ~finally, to dlcta.te the tempo and substance of tlje upcoming Republic ltseH, is the UJiralne. And . A special CIA report, classified . fields lie In several ea.~tern fegions. . campaign. .. . :. :, .. · .- , . . .. . .. . . . .ln, recent years :the rich and fertile . ·, higher Uian"top. ~ret ," concludes .·· , .. In addition, theUkralrteprodu(.'!!s ,. : · ·. And they. fell tot It. · · ' · · .. · region has become·. a. hotbed ·or. 'thiH the · Ukralnl~n · nationalist . abOut line-quarter of. the Soviet nationalist fervor that Is ·causing movement has small chance of . ·union's grain, as well · as sugar When RhOdes was the incumbent, he'd let hlsassaUants club him around until they made a tactical error. Then he'd counterattack, and they were concern for the Kremlin . · success. Though It points out that beets and a variety of other crops CIA cables have noted a series of the Ukraine has the mineral anct " finished. . anti-Soviet (and anti.-Russlan) pro· agricultural wealth to sustain a The Ukraine has also been fertile . TheCelestlals need to re-evaluate their fight plan if they hope to come up winner in 1986. . tests In Ukrainian cities In the past self-sufficient economy, the report ground for dissent. "A sociological breakdown of two years, evidently fueled by the explains why the Soviet leaders will Solidarity movement just across never willingly rellnq4lsh the 50 Ukrainian dissidents reveals, not . the border In Poland. million people In this region the size ·unexpectedly, a heavy preponderThe man who has put down these of France: ance of writers . linguists, hlstori· outbreaks Is Ukrainian Communist "It serves both as a granary and a ans. journalists, teachers and lawy· Party chief Vladimir Shcherbltsky, major mineral producer for the crs ," the CIA report says . ·the , same ma~ who lectureq Soviet Union. Among Its mineral " Aithoughmostofthemorevisi!Jie · .Pr\'sld~nt Reagan on thedangersof resource;,. the primary'. raw mate.. dissidents belong to this literary or "Star · Wars" · when he· headed ·a·· rials lor heavy metallurgy are the ··huinruiiStlc' lntelilgentsla, their. • Soviet delegallon to Washington in . most Important. Scarcely any- dominance Is probably not as great • March. where else In the Soviet Union are as Is the case with dissent In Shcherbltsky quickly learned coal, Iron and manganese found In Russia ." that the local Ukrainian militia . such proximity as in the East It is the scientists and technicians Ukraine ... "whoSE' opposition Is (most) troucould not be depended on to que}! the protests unless there were KGB "The Don bas has extensive salt blesome for Soviet authOrities." the troops on the scene ·to "encourage" CIA notes, adding that about ot undermined the work ethic and produced a generation of femaleheaded families that are more likely to be poor. But ·a new study, "Poverty In America: Trends.and Patterns" by William O'Hare, a senior research assistant with the Joint Center lor Polley Studies, says that thenation's overaU economic health, not federal welfare policy, has the most to do with reducing or producing poverty. Berry's World. • • •• "Sell the humanitarian aid stuff. Then with the · proceeds buy us something NON-humanitarian. 'Get my meaning?" A very revealing hook aboUt tennis has just crossed my desk. It's titled "Sex as a Sublimation for Tennis" (Workmart Press, $4.95) and was written by Theordor Sa~tsky, a Freudian speclalisf'at Adelphi University and a full -time tennis fanatic. Saretsky told meon the phone, " It was Freud who first wrote that 'all human beings are motivated by a primal Just which translates ltsel! into the endless and frullless search for an unused tpnnls court on lhP weekend."' Sarelsky said he lucked Into all of Freud's writings on lhe subject • when he bought a trunk at a tennis • memorabilia sale at Sotheby' s In • •• 198). The trunk contained some of the master's greatest works, Includ•• Ing "The _Myth of the Sweet Spot," ''Interpretation of Tennis Dreams." "The Primitive Taboo of the Foot Fault" and "The Nightmare of the Canceled Tennis Game: A Study of ~Today' Is Sunday, June 23, the 174th day of 1~ with 191 to foUow. Obesity, Perversion and Suicide." ·:Ale moon Is approaching Its fl~t quarter. This year Saretsky decided to ,oJ:be morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. sharethlsgotd mlnewlth the public. evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. The professor said one of his most :rtwse born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. They Include the fascinating dlscoveties was that ~ of Windsor, Britain's former King Edward VIII, In 1894; Freud lost Interest In the sex act citrector.ch~reographer Bob Fosse in 1927 (age 58) and actors Bert Coovy when he discovered that a tennis In 11133 (a~ 52) and Ted Shackelford (age 39). · game lasted much longer. ~ thi· .!Jte in history: Saretsky has found Freud's ,. 1F ..• the Congress ot the Republic of Texas agreed to annexation by theories Invaluable because more lheJ:~·;;(-d States. ~ . and more patients are coming to 1....9117, Congress enacted the Taft-Hartley labor act over the veto of him with tennis problems rather P.;;.!dent Harry S. Truman. · than sexaual ones. Up until recently . Jn 1967. Sen.1bomasDod~ o!Connecticutwascensured by the Senate for experts In the psychoanalytical .n14us1ng campaign funds. 'profession•refused to accept tennis Jn -19'73, Waterwate special prosecutor Archibald Cox subpoenaed court mental cases because ithey f1'it!dent Richard Nixon to obtain tape recordings of White .House were'tO(l difficult to cure. conversatlolll. "The hardest thing for <1 patient A tllought for tile day: English writer and conversationalist Samuel . with a tennis nueroslsorpsychosls Is J<iiiiiOII 1181d, "Curiosity Is one of the permanent and certain to ftnd an analyst who Wlll take the characterlltlca of a vigorous mind." time to treat him," Saretsky 5ata. ·: 'foday in history 1J:he . ·, "Freud discovered the more a patient talked about his deep-seated . tennis problems the more anxious the analyst was togo out on the court and hit a1 few balls himself. This attitude Is diametrically opposed to how the analyst f('('ls when he lisrens to a patient talk about · sexual dysfunction." Saretsky says, "Freud took one of the great steps in modern alaysls by. stating categorically, 'The only way to know one's patients Is to play · tennis with them."' I don't have t~e space here to reveal everything that Prof. Saretsky sasys Freud said about tennis other than to print a few high)lghts. · One Is that Freud observed that · Individuals who · Immerse themselves In work andwhostressfarnlly obllga lions and engage In extensive sexaual activity, to the point where they are preven'ted from playtng sufficient tennis, will suffer from severe tension, anxiety and nosebleeds. Another Is that people who are constantly rneasurlng the height of the net have a paranoldal delusion that t.he net Is higher on their side of the court. When a dlstlnqulshed colleague, W.W. Wilmer, after years ot research, arrived at the conclusion that tennis spelled backwards was "stn'·net" it confirmed Freud's scientific theory that there were murky, mysterious· forces burled alive In the human psyche. As soon as he checked It out, Freud rejected his own classical vi~ of Infant ""xuaUtyasthemalnsprlneot the human condltl6n and replaced it with the dictum that "tennis truths lie everywhere; they are tliP essence of being." This led him to devote · the ' ' remaining years ot his life to study in~ the lingering fantasy of the empty tennis can. SarPtsky helleves that Freud's tennis writings undef!Illned all orthodox thought In the WestPrn world . The VIennese doctor exposed the offensive lob for wbat It really was. a sadlstlcunderrhandedshotof which he wrote. "The lob must he Doonesbury 2 FOR 1 SALE BUY A PAll OF SHOES AT THE REGULAR PRICE, AND GET THE SECOND PAll OF EQUAL 01 LISSEI VALUE FREE! ONE WEEK ONLY GALLIPOLIS - Payments lor water taps in the Phase VI growth program of the Gallla County Rural Water Association are being accepted, said Frank Petrie Jr .. system superintendent. For more Information, cali446-9221. Other studies likewise refute the argument that federal . programs caused the "feminization" of poverty. Final myths laid low were the protestations by supporters of Reagan's budget - and socialwelfare practices - that a solid social safety net exists that wlll protect anyone from sliding into hopelessness. A corollary slad the safety net was colorblind. protecting all Amertcans regardless of race. Corner of Second & Court. Gallipolis Hearing date set for teacher • GALLIPOLIS- A hearing before a referee was set for July 12 at 1 · p.m. by the GaUipoiis City Board of Education in a brtef special ·meeting Friday. The hearing will be held at the request of Brenda Elkins, an English teacher at Galli~ Academy High School. The hoard approved an Intention to terminate Elkins' one-year contract on June 5. The referee, who will be recommended by the state superint.endeitt of Instruction, will take evidence from the heating and make a ruling, a hoard spokesperson said. The hoard will then accept or reject the referee's findings . COWRFUL QuiLTS - VIUia Hazelton, ·GN!ell 'Thumb worker, Is pictured with just a small section of oolorful, weD-made quUts which are featured at lheMetgsMuseuinfrom I to5Sunday aspartoftheHerltage Weekend celebration bt Pomeroy. GALLIPOLIS - A public hearing has been set for Tuesday at 6: 30 p.m. by the Gallipolis City Planning Commission for Clark Hager, who Is requesting permission to subdMde hiss property Into two or more parcels. ' · Proposed location of the subdivision Is in sections 7 and 13 of Addison Township at the southwest corner of Gilmore · Heights · subdivision. Thf hearing will be held In the city building. But the myths live on. Like other celebrated fables, which never happened but won't go away, these stories of the right wing make some people ieel better when education aid Is slas}Jed, assistance to pregnant mothers Is cut or business wants to lower labor costs. Sinall boys tell talltaleswhenthey want to cover up something they've done wrong. Presidents and their advisers ought to have to tell the truth. MARIETTA, Ohio (UPI) -The melOdrama "LittleMarySunshine" was performed Saturday night aboard the refurbished Showboat Becky Thatcher, the first time plays had been presented In the floating theatre in more than a year. Last year's season was moved indoors at nearby Marietta College when the Becky listed after a move · and had to be extensively repaired. · The melo<;lrama, one of four to be presented this · season, was pres!!nted. In dress rehearsal Friday night before some 50 patrons at a sneak preview. Other offerings this season in· elude "The Orphans' Revenge," "After Dark" and ''Hazel Klrke." The dress rehearsal marked the first time the cast had been on the stage and the main light boards had arrived a few hours before that. The Becky Thatcher Is moored in the Muskingum River. It was moved to the west 'bank March 4, • Youth injured in accident GALLIPOLIS - A Rt. 3, Gallipolis, teenager was treated and released from Holzer Medical Center for bruiSes to the chest late Friday fonowing a one·vehlcle accident on Ohio 588. The state highway patrol said Whitney L. Baker. 16, was westbound, just outside the Gallipolis corporation limits, at 10:45 p.m. when she reportedly lost control on a curve, went off the right side of the road, over an embankment and overturned. The vehicle was severely damaged. Baker was taken to HMC by private vehicle, and she was cited for DWI and failure to tontrol. The patrol cited Joe M. Carr, 67, Middleburg, Fla., for assured clear distance In a two-vehicle accident on U.S. 35 Friday. Troopers said Carr was westbound at 12:15 p.m. and was reportedly unable to stop in time: to aVoid collision with a stopped vehicle ahead driven by Charles Lambert, 54, Rt. 1, Crown City. Lambert was stopped for a left turn, the patrol said. His vehicle was severely damaged and Carr's suffered moderate damage. one•fourth of arrested dissidents_, are in this category. "Perhaps even more alarming for the regime," the report adds, ·."are ,s igns .of nationalism amo'!g, ., lower slrata of ·the populatlo~. A great fear of the central autlxiritles may be that, at some period of great strain for the government, such as . military attack by . China or a (Struggle) among top Soviet leaders, Ukrainian IntellectUal dissidents could tap a rtservolr of latest mass discontent. The Ukrainian dissidents possess a potential wea · pon their Russian counterparts do not, since In the Ukraine the normal economic grie,..ances ot the popula· ti~~ maJI be a$gravaied by pop\(lar r'e sent ni en: of ·. Russ 1a·n domination." But, the CIA cautions, "It Is difficult to know whether the peasantry would rally to a future Ukrainian nationalist movement in time of crisis In Moscow." Beer theft reported . ..aA.LLJPpus ._;_ The theft of a 24-pack of beer from J's Mini Mart . at Cbesii1tt> early Saturday wa~ repo!"ed to · tile Ga}lla County 7 Sherllf's Departm~nt: · · · · · Deputies were Informed the theft occurred at 4:19a.m. . Charles Kerwood. Addison, told the department that a b!Ufold was taken from his moulle home on Possuq1 Trot Road ~ometlme Friday. Citations issued by police ---·.·- GALLIPOLIS - Cited separately by city police on disorderly mnduct charges Friday ·and early Saturdi'Y were Jolm W. Neville, 24, 107 Pine St .. and Donna Finley, 18, 1624 Chatham Ave. Each tick~t&j· for open contalnerwereChartesE. Russell, 20, Rt. ~. BidWell, and Kenneth E. Hill, 22; ,j'tt, .2• .Bidwell. .. : Robert K. Shoemaker, 26, noaddressavaUable. was cited by police for OWl, no operator's license and left of center; Robert L. Taylor; 22. 31T1 Upper River Road, failure to display valid llceryse plate; and Dewayne A. Layne, 21, Rt. 2. Bidwell, defective exhaust. · · . · Emergency run~ . ,. POMEROY - Meigs Cou nty Emergency Medical Service re· portf;'<l six calls Friday. Pomeroy at10:3.1 a.m : to Pome· roy Healih Care Center for K~the­ rtne Raynes to Vrterans Memorial; M lddlepori Fire Department' a at 1:16 p.m . to an auto accident at Pearl and Ash streets, no Injuries; Racine at 4:28p.m. to Third Street for Edna Pickens to Veterans Memorial; Porneroy at 5:56p.m. to Pomeroy He~lth Care Center for . · Ona ·Arix to 'Veterims· Memori1!1; Racine at 7:24 p.m. to the Racine Locks and Dam for Harry Easter to Veterans Memorial; Middlep011 at 9: !i7 p.m. to 39() Ash St. for Regina Smith to Holzer Medical Center. C~urt denies Cooke J?Wlion GREENVILLE, S.C. - A temporary injunction against Multimedia Inc.'s pending recapitalization plan filed by Jack Kent Cooke has been denied by the South Carolina Court of Comll)on Pleas for Greenville County. . The court also dissolved an ex parte temporary restraining order 11 previously issued to a proposed transaction. Cooke has offered to buy out Multimedia stock. The record date of July 8 has been set to determine shareholders entitled to vote on the recapitalization proposal and a special meeting to conslder the proposal wlll be held In August , Multimedia officials said. · · u Multimedia publishes the Sunday Tlmes·Sentlnel, The 0 a Y Sentinel, Gallipolis Daily Tribune and Point Pleasant Register. given its 'chance, but this Is a disgusting stroke to use In mixed company ifltssexualandexhlbltion· ist roots are not honestly acknowledged and properly analyzed." In conclusion, If you buy only one book this summer, .I would recommend · "Sex as Sublimation for · Tennis." If you don't play the game .• yow·sel! you could save the life of . somrone who dOl's. BY GARRY TRUDEAU DTOWN . • . Our 400' Wllfer Slide Now Open · ·To The Pultllcl ~~::::5;~~c:.:::;.. ~ ... -· r,:;:#r~? A TINY HEARING AID FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. Following repairs, 'Becky' reopens Panel schedules hearing Sex and tennis __________A_rt_B_uc_hwa_ld •' WE ARE MOVING TO THE LAFAYmE MALL, AND TO REDUCE OUI LOAD, WE'IE OFFERING A.... Phase VI payments accepted Dissent.is casJ:t crop __..;:_Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n_&_D_al_e_va_n_A_t_ta a 0 ATI!ENS - A special hearing will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. by the Public Utilities Commission Ohio to evaluate refunds to residents who ~;eeently won a complaint against Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. on tbe company's rural line extension policy. The hearing will be held In Room 334 of Baker Center on the Ohio · University campus. Laura Yeomans of Appalachian Ohio Public Interest Campaign said the hearing Y.(lll check C&SOE's evidence and calculations on how much of a refund those customers wUI receive. Those who feel they deserve refunds over the e•tenslon'pollcy are urged to attend. )VIore Information Is ~vallable from AOPIC by calling 593-7490. But today, black young people are twice as likely as whlteyoungpeople to die before their first birthdays, to ·be born prematurely, to suffer low blrst rates, to }lave mothers who received no pre-natal care, to be horn to a teenage or single-parent family, to sse a parent die, to Uve in sub-standard housing, to have no parent working and to be brought up in an Institution. · · • PUCO schedules hearing Page-A-4 Tall tales live on ____-,--_ _..;...._Ju_lia_nB_ond_ Gov. Richard F. Celeste, or those who are running his show, played right lntq the hands ot t~lr major antagonist last week- they reactf;'<l to him. Fonner Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes, who Is plotting a comeback, lobbed a couple of grenades Celeste's way in a speech to a business group in Dayron. The Sunday Times-Sentinel 1985 Veterans Memorial 1~ . and took on water, forcing last season indoors. Ohio Showboat Drama Inc., which runs the theatrical program, got loans from local banks. money from the state and lots of volunteer help to get the boat back In shape. "It's justa matterofgettingall the eggs In the same basket," said co-director Kent Nelson. "I'm amazed we got all the eggs we did.'' Pianist Janet Petrowski warmed · up the audience for what was to follow by leading them through some old favorite songs. " It's my pleasure to welcome you all back to the hoard," she said, then announced It was her 24th birthday, lo · which the audience responded with "Happy Birthday. " The Becky has been carpeted and painted, but more work needs to be done, especially on the second deck. "All of the dlfflculities remind me of our flrst .year In operation," said muslclal supeivlsor Marjorie R. Hamperian . "The casUs so excited. . we have Only two people.In \he cast who h<iveworkeil on tbehoathefore. This all new to t herii. " . .. :·.... ' !f you are !ike f!lOSt people with hearing Joss you hear well m s~me ~1tuat1ons .and have difficulty in others. A new heanng a1d has been developed lhat can give you the help y~u _need, :-he_n you need it. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing a_1d IS so tmy It can be inserted in a matter of seconds. It f1ts comfortably within the ear canal and is barely visible. Help is finally here for those "part time" hearing problems. .RENTAL OFFER-For a limited timt, rent·the canal aid (or ' any heori11g aid) for 6 wttks for only SSO.OO. TRY lEFOR£ YOU IUYI See us at Hol'zer Clinic Each Wednesday, 1:00 P.M. DILES HEARING AID CENTER HELPING PEOPLE NEAR WILLIAM S. DilES I S94-3S7' .· ·: · Is Because our inve"tory has grown to one of · the largest in the area with over three hundred rolls in hundreds of colors at direct ... _·~nm ·prices('. we. are ch~mging our .na.y.,. fro~ Odds & Ends ,Carpet Shop to ''Larry.'s · Southern Mill Carpet Outlet". We appreciate all of the business and hope we can give ·a larger selection at better prices as Admissions - Dixie Slawter, Mason. W.Va .: OnaArli<.Pomeroy; Harry Easter, Ravenswood, W.Va.; Misty Clay, Rutland. Discharges - Connie Morris, Malvera Weaver, Robert Fryer. "Larry's Southern Mill Carpet Outlet". 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BroccoU & Cheese. $1.79 $3.99 --,------'-"':-:------.__-----------IBacon & Cheese.... $1.79 • Cocktail sauce ntt~~ Jill!ll • Shrimp, crabmeat, clams and white fish with special dressinQ • Crispy crackers · • SeMd on a bed of lettuce • Lemon wedae ' • Sour Cream& Chl\tes ••••••••••••••••• $1.49 tainDS . little seafood place•• ' .I •, #, .... • ' • ·· · · ···~ . .. .. , .. _ . .. �The Pomeroy-M Times-Sentinel June 23. 1985 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. County court ends 48 cases last week June 23, 1985 .--------~~ .. I WASHJNGl'ON (UPI) - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission faDed to heed 33 "warnings" that precededamajorequlpmentbreakdown at the Davls-Besse nuclear plant earlier this JVORth, congress, men say. At a House hearing Friday on the Port Clhtton, Ohio, plant; lawmakers rebuked NRC ofllclals for lalllng to force plant operator Toledo 19 IN. SYLVANIA COLOR PORTABLE $335 JUST RIDENOUR$ CHESTER 1 W. 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Then we11 pay you a commission for bringing us business-100 dollars worth · of coupons good forfl.(rti'}er trades. . ·. . ·. ' · . So why nofgive us ,a call right now. ·. ·· And let us send you a copy of our commission schedule and other infonnation. You'll find it makes very profitable reading. Cincinnati: 513/651-8760 Ohio: 800/582-7391 Outside Ohio: 800/543-7331 CARPET SALE .,0. ~ May T. Meadows : GALLIPOLis - .May f. Meadows died early Friday morning' at her home In Houston, Texas. · She was a retired engineer with ihe NASA Space Program. Shewas the daughter of the late Dr. L.eon R. Meadows and Ltda Hill Mea(\ows. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by a sister, Elizabeth Meadows Reed,She Is survived by a brother. Leon R · Meadows Jr~ . of Jacksonvllle, and by three nephews, Tom , . Bruce and Paul Reed, all of Pomeroy . . . Memorial services will be held at Clear Lake Baptist Church In Houston on Mooday at 10 q.m ., with Jhe Rev.• f!ober1 Jones officiating. Burial wUI be In Mound Hill Ceml'lery In GaUlpolls, Wednesday at 10::.> a.m. , with the Rev. AI MacKenzie' offlcfa ting. ~ . REDUCED J;.,, ALL COLORS 'bua, fltllowllll all ftrencled Jllnt!IS. ' 11om JulY t, ~ at Vant.'$1J'g, . 1011 rl ~ law JIJIIII and 8 Kerr lit ALL SIZES - AT HUGE SAVINGS WALL TO WALL INSTALLATION (WE DO OUR OWN AND GUARANTEE n) Elmer E. Mefford VINTOt:'l - Elmer Elroy "Roy" . Ml'lford, 19, EwinltOD, died Friday , tl, St. Alll.blilly'l Hoapltal, Colum· - 25°/o TO 50°/o FEATURING TODAY'S LEADING CARPET FIBERS ANSO IV NYLON-- ANTRON Ill - ULTiON ' ~ Gallipollo, Ohio 45631 Send'Y6Uf thOugllt!s With' specialifj).care.'M ILICTRIC 01 u111.a PAYS TO ITS · ·a. 'i-\.c .. RENT · FIRST DAYS OF -SUMMER June 24th Thru 26th REGISTRATION FORM ·0:.: . . •... .· 2119 Jackson Ave - Point Pleasant •C Procurement center proposed by Wise SWIMMING POOL ICITS & SPAS No Purchase GALLIPOLIS · - A domestic forfeited s4o bond for !allure to violence charge against Morris F. yield; Howard T. Runyon, 35, Blazer Jr., 32 Lincoln Ave., was Athl'ns, forfeited $50 bond , for .dismissed . Friday ln Galllpolls overhelght. Munlcipat'Court upon request of the Forfeiting bond for speeding were complalnlng witness. Robert S. Benderman, 'll, Homer, A charge of no chUd restraint was Mich., $38; Charles G .. Banton, ll. dismissed aga inst Frances E. Rustburg, N.C., $38; Gregory F. Brewer, 40, ColumbUs. Cain, 29, Rt. 2, Bidwell, $38; Edward Michael Petrella, 23, Rt. 2, l,.. Johnson, 24. Saybrook, Ill., $39; . Bidwell, was llne<l _$25, ·giveh a · · Phyllis .H. GUkey, 33, N41W Ha•'en' ,$Usperi~ep ll'day Jail ;.mtence aitd · .. w:va, $40;. Shei:yl v: La!!d•. six months prol)atlon lor d!sposa'l of. Wauseon, $40. . solid wastes by ,open burnlnj; or James E . Roberts, 28, South dumping. Charleston, W.Va., $41; Kristen L. Swallow, 25, Hartville, $42; BUlle J. Jn traffic cases, Lester Gannon Hayes, 52, New Haven, W.Va ., $43; Sr., 19, Rt. 3, Ironton, forfeited $35 Mary J . Wlne,38,Copen, W.Va.,$43; bond for no eye protection; Robert Joseph Hall, 37, Louisa, Ky., $44; L. Lambert, 35, Oceana , W.Va ., RusseliC.MIIIer, Jl,Columbus,$48. Edison Co: to take correcllve action energy conserva t.lon and power, of equipment failed at Davts-Bes.w despite 33 breakdowns 011er the last also asked why the NRC did not on June 9, Including all. four Mrs. Naomi Amlin of Urbana; ll tour'years In the feedwater system, follow up lti own July 1919 order to feedwater pumps circulating water grandchildren and three greatRAVENSWOOD, W.Va. - WU- grandchildren; a brothl'r, Harlan which Is crucial to cooling thl' Toledo Edison recommending thaI that plays an Important role In l!am George Ables, 57, RavensMefford of Springfield; and two reactor. an additional fl'edwatf?r pump be absorbing heat from the reactor. wood, formerly of Pomeroy, died sisters, Mrs. Estelle WUCoxon of Rep. Edward Markey, chairman Installed as soon as possible. The !allures forced an·umplanned Thursday In Jackson General West Liberty, and Mrs. Irene or the House subcommittee on More than adooenseparatepleces plant shutdOwn and have been ~ospltal, Ripley, W.Va., following Carrlngton of Sprlng!ield. characterized by Markey as pne of an apparent heart atlack. He· was preceded In death by a the most serious nuclear power He was theownerofAbles'Trailer son; a grandson, Roger Mefford; a Incidents since the 1919 'I'Ilrre MUe Court near Ravenswood and a U.S. scin-ln,law, Bob O'Brien; and a Island accident. NmY veteran of the Korean War. brother. "You knew there were problems He was also a member o!Operatlng • Funeral services will be held at 1 Mount Union Methodist Church, In the feedwater system," Markey Engineers Local IS. p.m. Monday In McCoy-Moore Pliny, W.Va. , owned and operated told the NRC officials. " This was an Survivors Include his Wife, Betty Funeral Home, Vlnion, with the accident waiting to happen. There Watterson Grocery at Apple Grove, POINT PLEASANT tUPI) -It's bu$1nesses to -bid for government Joyce Vannest Ables, at home; two Rev. Richard Humble officiating. were warnings that went unheeded. was retired from American Car & time for state·and business leaders contracts, help them prepare bids, sons, WUUam George Ables Jr. and Burial will be In Vinton Mennonal Foundry, Huntington, w:va., and to create a government procure- and actually visit out-of-stat«:> con"The $61,1xxl question IS why dkllt Lester DeWitt Ables, both of Park.. Friends may call at the was a fru'mer. men! center to assist businesses In tractors to arouse Interest In take the NRC six years to Impose a Ravenswood; two daughters, 'funeral home frOm 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. Surviving ate his wife, VIrginia A. securing government contracts, subcontracting with West Vlrglnla requirement that Jt h<Ul already today. Karen Sue Whited of Ravenswood, Sturgeon Watterson; a daughter, Coogressman Bob Wise, 0-W.Va., businesses," Wise said. determined needed to be put In and Beth E. Lewis -of ·South Amanda McQueen of Ashton; a son, said Friday. place?" The federal goverrunent Is the Charleston, W.Va.; his father and Arnold E . Watterson of Apple Recentellorshavemade lhes tatc of goods, nation's largest purchaser NRC Commissioner James Assel· Kenneth E. Romine stepmother, Frank L. and Jessie Grove; a sister, Ramona Thomas of much moreawareoftheavallabllity .he said, addirlg that the state stlne acknowledged lapses on thl' . Ables of Parkersburg, W.Va.; and part of the NRC and said Toledo · POMEROY - Kenneth E . Rom- Apple Grove; two brothers, Homer of federal, clvlUan and mUitary government and the Small Bus!~ two grandchildren. Edison still was not movmgqulckly ine, 51, 412 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, E. Watterson of Ashton, and Brown agency business, Wise said during a Development Cmter have recently Services will be held at. 2 p.m. · enough to solve the problems. died Friday morning In Holzer Watterson .of Pliny; and three Mason County economic develop- Increased efforts. today In Pleasant View United grandchildren, a great-grandchild ment conference. Medical Center. • and several nieces and nephews. "Members of the congressional Methodist Church, Millwood, An employee oi the Kaiser was preceded In death by a delegation have sponsored nuinerHe W.Va ., with the Rev. flora Kincaid Aluminum Association, he was born slster, Loreta A.rrtngton; and by two ous one-day procurement conferenand the Rev. Paul Parsons officiatMarch 6, 1934, at Hemlock Grove, a John E. Watlerson and ces," Wise said. "Now that the level bi'Others, Ing. Burtal will be In Pleasant VIew son of Ben and Ella May Midkiff AUTOIIA11C CLOIIIIATOI Willi AllY IN·GIOUIID . James Leonard Watlerson. of Interest Is high, It 's tlmf? tor a full Cemetery. The bodywlll lie In state POOL liT 01 SPA IIIYOKID IN JUNE · Romlne, 1100 DOWII MOLDS YOUI fltiCMASI Funeral services wiU be hl'ld at 2 procurement office that works on·a ai : the church one · hour prior to · He was affiliated with the AT 111151 LOW D15(0UIIT PltCIS · p.m. Monday In Beale · United day-to-day basis bringing In lhose services. H~?mlock Grove Christian Church w 1 Methodist Church, APPle Grove, contracts." 16.:12 - 2350" Complttt Kits In Stock -. . w ' Arrangements ,were by Casto and was a Korean War veteran. He ,... 1b36 - 1265000 • with the Rev. Bobby Woods offlclatThe Third District ~ongressman Fpneral Home, Evans, W.Va. m Ako Other Sitts was a member · of the National 20 , 40 -'- 12175,. Ing. Burial will be In Beale Chapel said the cost of creating such an Multiple Sclerosis Society; PomeCemetery. Friends may call at office does not have to be high . He \·.~·:.~:.·;~ :::,..:.~~~:..................................,............ s4 5ooo roy Masonlc Lodge 164, F&AM, 32nd Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Point · said It could be run by state or local 1\Jargarea M. Coast ' ,._ · NowOpon degree; Royal Arch Masons PnmePleasant, after 3 p.m . today. government, or private sector 304· · . HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. .... ,, 1... . roy Chapter 81; . Bosworth Council The body will lie In state In the Interests. · :GALLiPOLIS- Margaret Marte 429-4711 2973 PiedMont ld, Hunfi"'ton, W. \fa. 'Tll 7 P.M. 46; Ohio Valley Comrnandery church an hour prior to the serviCe. "The office would encourage state coast, 85, Rt. 4, Gallipolis (Bethel Knights · Templar 24; Pqmeroy Road) , (!led at2: 15 a.m. Saturday In Chapter Order of Eastern Star 186; Holzer Medical Center. Life Member Chillicothe Chapter 18 'Born Jan. 'll, 1900, In Gallipolis, D.A.V.; National Rifle Association; sl]e was the daughter of the Ia te 2nd Amendment Foundation; CitiCharles and Emma Long Hogsett. zens Cornmlttee lor Right to Bear .She was twice married, first to . · Arms; and United Steel Workers of William Johnson, who preceded her America Local 5668. in' death In 1943, and then to Roy Survivors Include his wife, Maria Coast, who pi'eceded her In 1958. Romine of Reynoldsburg; a daugh.Surviving are· a , son, Charles t.er and ·son-In-law, Cpnnie and Lester Rlchards'of Gallipolis, andl3 Eddie .Johnson, two grandsons, grandchlldren and 14 great· Timmy and Bobby JohnSon, and his grandchlldren. mother, May Romine, aU of She was pi'eceded In death by a Hemlock Grove; a brother, Gene daughter,Mrs. Freda Johnson; by a Romlfie of Pickerington; and sevson, Bill Johnson; and by a brother.' eral aunts, · uncles, nieces and · Funeral services will be held at 1 ' nephews. P-!ll· Monday In Waugh-Hallf?y· He was preceded In death by his lEG. Wood FUneral Home, with the Rev. •no father. , cUrl Litchfield officiating. Burial Servk;es will be held at 1 p.m . Will be in Centenary Cemetery. ' Monday In Ewing Funeral Home, lEG. I ISS Fflends may call at tiM> funeral , with the Rev. Mar k Seevers home from 7-9 p.m. today. o!flclatlng. Burial will be In Cherry REG. < Grandsons will serve as 1235 fUdge Cemetery. Friends may 'all . your . f!lUbearei-s, . at thef\lneralhom¢frc1r112-4 an_d7-9 : ,• p:m. today. · - ··· iEG. .···. ms Masonic services will be held at iohn H. Krein.bihl .7:30 p.m. Sunday by . Pomeroy ; : COLUMBUS - John H. Kreih- Masonic Lodge 164, F&AM. lJ1hl. 59, Columbus, died Friday In Columbus. · ~~G· • BornDec. 16, 1925,inGaUipol1s, he Arnold Watte~n ilrew up In Meigs County. He was a ~t&G. POINT PLEASANT - Arnold D. member of St. Mark's Episcopal REG. Church In Columbus, a graduate of "Deck" Watterson, 75,Apple<:;rove, 1 110 Ohio State University and the W.Va., died Friday night In Plea' sant Valley Hospital, following a Rutgers SchoolofBanklng and was . fonnff Franklln Councy chapter lengthy mries~, . . )3om Dec. · 1~. ,. ·cot the Ameiiean Red CI)JSS; . Grove, son·of the iate•JB):nes:Enitest .: I • Surviving are his wife, bOrothy and Lennie Mae Oatley Watt~?rson , Ann Krelnblhl; two daughters, he was a memhl'r of Balls Chapel ,OPIII MONDAY AIID fi.AYS nLL I P.M. Anne Krelnblhl of Columbus, and Church, Ashton, W.Va., attended Beth Kerlll\ of New Orleans, La.; ahdason anddau'ghter-ln-law, John and Jane Krelnblhl of Honolulu, Hawall. Memor ial services wlll be held at 4 .,~ . p.m . Monday ln St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1251 Dorsett Road. Columbus. The family will receive friends following services at the · ' . church. Arrangements are by Schoedlnger Northeast Chapel,l740 7nUlnger Road, Col~mbus. .......------FREE--....,__ __, Instant Win Domestic violence charge·dismissed Tha Sunday Times·Sentinei- Page- A-7 Lawmakers rap ignored safety warnings Area deaths I POMEROY - forty-eight cases suspenslon,$100andcosts,fivedays days suspended, five years proba- burg, W.Va ., $50 and costs; WilHam were Processed In till' weekly In jail; speeding, costs only; failure . tlon and costs; Evelyn Hobbs, Anedegar, R~U. Ky., S:!l and session of Meigs County Judge to comply, five days In Jail; Richard Dexter, assured clear diStance, $10 . costs; Richard Norman, Pomeroy, Patrick O'Brien. · Kauff, Pomeroy, drug abuse, $100 and costs; Donald Clites, Tuppers $.llandCOSIS; JamesSmlth,Raclne, Three defendants forfeited bonds and costs; disorderly conduct, ll Plalns, failure to display Ucense $27 and costs; Harry Parker, In thl' .court. They are Ronald . dayslnjail,29suspended,costs,and plates, $10 and costs; Tim Kern, Pomeroy, S%l and costs; Steven Richard, Belpre, $50, following too one year probation; Tim Herdman, Portland, stop sign vlolatlon,$10and Calvert, Gallipolis, ~ and costs; closely; Harrison Runyon, Nelson- Pomeroy, drug abuse, wsts; resist- cos15; Douglas Eblin Jr., Pomeroy, Herman Halstead , Gallipolis Ferry, ville, $157, overload, and Brian lng arrest, 60 day ]aU sentence, 45 unsate vehicle, $5 and costs; Gary W.Va., $:!land costs; Blair Windon,. Hunt , Racine, $70, speeding. suspended, twoyearsprobatlonand Blankenship, Pomeroy, no opera- Pomeroy. Ui and costs; Elmus Fined were Jerome Howard, costs; criminal mischief, IDdays in tor's license, $100 and cosfll, three DeVault, Clarendon, Pa., $21 and Pomeroy, carrying concealed wea- jail, 45 suspended, two years days In jail, S50 of fine suspended costs; Charles Blake, Pomeroy, $22 pon, 10 <lays In jail suspended, six probation and costs; crtmlnal along with thl' three days In jail If and costs; Ruth Stewart, South months probatiOn, $100 and rosts; !repass, costs, ll days In ]aU, 15 license obtained In :JJdays; Richard Point, $29 and costs; Barry Chap~kless operation, S50 a nd costs: Warnecke, Cheshire, unsafe vehi- man, Rutland,$28andcosts; Gerald suspended. Todd Grover, Pomeroy, driving Barney HUes, Racine, failure to · cle, $10and costs. · Simpson, Racine, $22 and costs; with no lights on, $25 and costs; Fined on speeding charges were Rick Metzger, PomerOy, ~ and control vehicle, $35 and costs; driving under suspension, $100 and crjrnlrull damaging, ll days In jail, Ja~ R. Andrews, Athens, $:!land costs; Ronald Merckle, Moxahala, · costs, two years probation, 23 days suspended, six months probation, costs; KennethWUson,F1emtng,$22 $21 a nd costs; Hllda White, Long in jail: Randy Staats, Racine, · :::_::cos:::;ts::_. restitution and costs; Wendell ,.._:a~nd::_cos:::,ts:=:;:_:M::::ar:k~G:::rtff~lt~h:_:,P:_:a::_rk_:::e:_rs::·___:Bo:;::tt~om~,$:::15~and:: driving while Intoxicated, $250 a nd Barber, , Reedsvllie, resisting arcosts, three days in jail, 60 day rest, !ll days In jaU, 60 suspended, licensesu~Jl!lllSlon; Thomas Grady, two years probation and costs; Racine, lallure to display valid aggravated menacing threa Is, six registration, $15 and costs; Lena inonths In jail, five months susRiffle, Reedsville, driving while pended, two years prol1atlon, costs; Intoxicated. $250 and costs, three assault, 10 days In jail and costs; days In jall or attend driver's SChool, Patricia Boyles, Mlddlepi>rt, falslfl· 60 days llcense susj,ens!on: speed- catlon,lOdayslnjall, suspended fiVe log, costs only; left of center, costs days, costs, six months probation; -o)lly; Carol Smith, Syracuse, $250 . Thomas Laudennllt, Sprlqgfteid, and costs, three days In jail, 60days probation violation of non-support license suspension; left of center, charge, five years probation, to pay costs only. $40 per week support, and $100 a Robert Wears; Pomeroy, driv ing month on arrears, applylederaland while intoxica\ed, $250 and costs, state tax refunds to payments, costs, three days in jaitand 60 day license ~ days In jail suspended; . Dave suspension; left of cen)er, costs Jordan, Fairborn, while hunting only; David Fisher, Middleport, deer, carrying a 12-guage shotgun speeding, ~ and costs; Dale Hild, during the January statewide Carroll, failure to control vehicle, prtmlttve weapons deer season,$100 ~and costs; Larry Reed II, Malta, and costs ; Kim French, Pomeroy, t'a Uure todisplay valid reglstra tlon, speeding, S:JJ and costs; expired $15 and costs; Jerry Seiter, Clncll\· driver's Ucense, $75 and costss, flvf? nat!, speeding, $23 and costs; days jail r suspended If license Marvin Satterfield, Racine, driving obtained In :J) days; Terry Cain, The while Intoxicated, $250 .and costs, Plalns, non-support, to pay $:!1 per three days In jail, license suspended week and $5 a week on that In 60 days; driving under FRA arrear; four months injall, aU butlO Pomeroy-Middleport-GallipOlis. Ohio-Poi11t Pleasa11t, w. Va. ' SAMPLES BROUGHT TO YOUR NO CIIUII. CA PET LA D ? UY IT AWAY. 161 3i11 AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SAVE NOW!! ' Same Location for Over 14 Years 446-1641 ) �-· . I 1ndl1v Times-Sentinel . June 23, 1985 . • r1 ' i!... --~-~. ~ • 1-W . ..., .. . . .. ............. .. ..... . .. - ~~ June 23, 1986 ~ .. ...~~-~~ , , '!' Sl Section® 2 oC _ • 38-year store convenience -to be missed ... Ill Jill -zo -A WI ·' ' ~- ~ -= ~ ' . By CIIARLENEHOEIUCII Tlmea SedM 8&alf - ~ may POMEROY -It have beeh just a 'Utile ole~ country store With a couple of gas pumps out front to . some l:alt toresldent.softheWoi!Pen cormnunJty, Smith's Grocery has beenaconvenlenceformany,many years. And.they're going to miss It, naw that It's closed. No longer Will residents beableto run down to the store and pick up a loaf of brea,d or a gallon ol milk. An<l they won't be able to let the gas tank show empty, bec;tuse now they'll have to drlve several miles to town · ,.. . :1: to "nn 'er up." ...-· "'" ""= .,.•• . Saturday, NaornJSmllhclosed the store she's operated at the Intersection ofWoliPenRoad andRoute143 for the past 38 years. · For all those years she opened at six In the morning, closed at six In the evening, and stayed open six days a week. Aclually, the family for most of those years "lived" with the bUsiness. Till' rmnt room was !he • Ill -• I= grocery store, and the rest of the Things haven't really changed adrnltted that she honestly feels the business Isn't worth the work and blllldlna 5el"'led u llviiW quarters. much slncl' Mrs. Smith took lt over "TIIat way,'' explalne(l Mra. Smith, · on June 23, 1947. · besides the bulldlng needs so much "I COUld clean and wuh dis~ or do It's stU! heated with a wood and whatever I had to do betwl'en coal burning stovi> near thcCf'nterof custoltll'I'II. A buz:ze!- sounded when . the room which has the original the front door opened so I always plank Ooors; and there are still knew when IIOI'IIeOM came ln." $1'Veral chairs and an old bench "Ws been a good 38 years," she where folks can sit down and visit. says. "'!fe haVl!ll't gotten rich. but VIsiting has always had a place In It's , been a living." Her husband, the old store. Smtih reCharley, who wll'ked With the members how It used to be when county hlghwaydl!partmmtuntll he !hey first started. "People would became disabled several rears ago, gather In and be here untll10,' U or has helped -through the years but even 12 o'clock a t nlght talking about basically the store wa.s hts Wile's all kinds of things." "People don't take time to talk operatton, . I The couple's two d!luahters, Jan much anymore,'· she lamented. Knapp of Lallg5V11le and Naornl Jo Smith's Grocery at one time sold Warley of Daniels, W.Va. grew up In almost everything "on the book," the store. but In recent years went mostly lor For more than 00 years, a store 'cash rather than credit. "It just got has been operated In !hat loca Uon. too hard -to collect," she comMrs. Srnlth's mother, Iva Johnson, mented, altho1,1gh she said she still who Will beg:! in t!JefaUandstUIHves has several good paying charge at Wolf Pen, recalls the plaGe was customers . l:alnt when she was about 10 years Asked whether someone rnlght. old. . take over the store, Mrs. Srnlth Mrs. repair that It would cost too much to fix lt up. Mrs. Smith, who got Into her own grocery business after working at Massar's Grocery In Pomeroy for five years, says she'll rnlss the store as much as anybody. "Alter all, I'll have to learn to buy groceries all over again," she quipped. Noting that she's 65 now, Mrs. Smith looks forward to relaxing ·a llftle, sleeping a little later, getting together more With her family, and enjoying the couple's new home , buUt.last year just a few hundred feel from the store. Hopefully, she'll continue as the Wolf Pen coiTI'Spondent for ' The Dally Sentinel, something she's done for the past35 years. But her 12 hours days, six days a week are over. Srnlth's Grocery Is closed, and the ronvenlence 'of a store just down the road Is htstory to the Wolf Pen community. FEW CHANGE!! - Srnlth's Grocery hilS had lew changes In the 38 years NCNIIIII Smllh hu operaled the business. A coal and wood burning · !lloYe still heals . the .tore plank lleored store. Nelpbor Aimee Mitch Ill a store "repdar.'' .... ... ;:! . z.i .:sae • .q -. . ' ' cWSED AFTER 38 ¥EARs'_ &idth•s G.-.icery at · · ketQsene, • Wolf Pen cloeed Saturday. Naomi Smith, left, took overtheoperatlondlille23, 1947andhalloperaledlton a six day a week basis, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Besides groceries, she has pumped gas, and sold oil Wld --------------~------~----------ii . . 0 ~­ ~~~~~ · Jilin III:C: • • • ... . . i•'o. . .... •,... o:~ • • ::+ \'! ~~- ""d ~ c: ~ • •·. ........ Cl. n 0 •. !"2 ' e'! j: C' ._;... • llliil "tl , ... ..,.. .. 0 • · ... ~r- ,. .,. -o ;;I z: - !: ~ ~ :: ..... Cl ... • '4' . . • ' .. • • •. •.• • t I I I I I I I • I f I t f .. .• t - Ill Buffalo ·roam on farm since arriving in ·1971 Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY -Ohgtvemeahome where the bUffa(o roam..... Did you know !hat could be right here In Meigs CoulllyEleven buffalO and two calves born this s'prlng roam the fields on the Edward Frecker farm, Wlpple and Pine Grove Roads, just a few miles north of Pomeroy. , The bUffalo, a bull and two cows, were first put on the tanh In 1971, and they reproduced through the years With thehenjreachlngl5orso at one time. Frecket, a big game hunter With numerous trophies Including a llfeslze (more than 12foot tall) polar hear which he took In Alaska and the tusks of an elephant killed lnAfrlc11, brought the buffalo to his farm here for the purpo!le of experimenting with cross-breeding. His orlglnallntent, acCording to re.. tlves, Biter buying the hugtl anlmlll out WEill and IIIO'(Ing them toMI!IpCouniy, wastocroilllreed then\ with bladi:atlgUs and produce ~ala. At that time he planned to open a rHtauralll alld apr:!altre In ~ foodt enall!d db belfalo. How· . 1'1:1'~~ .!' •")- -,• takes care of the animals. He Ialso ushers around classes ol curious children who are brought there on field trips. "Many have never seen a Uve , bUttaiu and, I enjoy thit!ll; I'I!8CIIOnl," · cqmmented the genial Keller . Besides the buffalo, Frecker has elk - only one now since two were killEd during deer season- and the children really get excited about that. · SinCe the buffalo graze In fields clole to the I'Oiid, they can be ea5Uy seen by motoriSts. SaysKeUer, "I'd be rich II I had a nlckelforeverycarthat'ssloppedto look atthe buffalo." Calves are born every spring and always attract special attention. They are light orange In color and then as !hey grow tone down to the dark brown and black ol the adult buffalo. KeUer says he Is frequently askedaboutl:alylngoneortwoofthe animals, but they're not !Qr sale. ~·re big uaiy bl'ldlm with Keller Judlb1l that IIIP bull~ over a too. They paw and 11101'1 BDII show an 1111U81111 curloslly about ~ I!IIOUih ID to JllOVl' toward !hem- That'• wla M.ller anoldwe tunmoviP,nota!ISIDIIa .. II'- li 'larmlnN1'81MI!pcauaty. \ ....,... 1111! ftllftn and . . . . . . . . . .I Ft . y, ~' ~, IT. ever,nrllhertheCilllllbleedlngnor cautions, "they're not a gentle the rrstaurant rnatl!rlallzed for the animal." Columbus man who has been In the Watching the bu!laiO graze on the Ice cre.miiiiiiiUfacturlni bu8lne1111 · hlllaJde louklllke a scene rleht out li .. I " H6ffie, home, on .the·rarlge ...Meigs County style .,._HOEFLICH By. ,.,..•D• ..,..........,.,~ :. - • ~ • i ' .. aboVe. The ~•ISiilmers .have done · soirie . complalnlilg they'D have to keep a closer watch on the gas guage, With the nearest !\ilatiOII several mUes away. Tlda henll ol buffalo I'08IIl8 1111 the Edward Fnd.er fann jill& a lew miles .-th of Pomeroy I 1 .· �Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis: Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-3 Senior Citizen Centers plan week's activity Gallia County SUNDAY LECJ'A- Rev. Ernest Bakerww beatWalnutRidgeChurch,Sunday, 7:30p.m . We Rese!Ye The Right To ...•• Limit Quantities . GALUPOLIS - Rev. Earl Hinkle Will speak at the Canaan Mlssonaty Baptist Church, Sunday, 7:30p.m. Public Invited. GALLIPOLIS -:- Apostolic Faith Church Will have special speaker from Plqua, Ohlo, Sunday, 7:30p.m . MT. ALTO - Gospel sing at Gospel Ughthouse Tabernacle ln Mt. Alto, featuring the Grubb Family singers Supday, 7:30p.m. Rev. BobGrubbwW speak. ... ~ STORt HO'URS 'Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10· PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM • Trad Lee SclwJ FrankE. Colyer Schul Colyer REEDSVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Schul of Reedsville announce the ei.gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Traci Lee, to Frank Edgar Colyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Colyer, Newport. Miss Schul Is a graduate of Eastern High School and wlU attend Washington Technical College this fall . - MONDAY GALLIPOLIS- Gallipolis Chapter OES 283 annUal Inspection, Monday, 7:30p.m. Robert L. Brown, Worthy Grand Patton, Inspecting · ofticer. · RODNEY - Rodney Unlted Method!$ Chruch will begin Bible School Monday throUgh Friday, 9 a.m. to noon. Classes for age live through junior hlgh. For lnfonna- · tion call245-950!1. Fryer Parts ... !~ ...... 49( . k· . . oz. Fra n 18·. 5 •...••....•...•• 12 GALLIPOLIS - Good News Baptist Church begins Bible School Monday continuing to Friday, 6: Jl 'to9p.m. MIDDLEPORT .:... Bethel 62, International Order of Job'sDaugh· ters, meets 7:30p.m. Monday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. CouncU meeting at 6: Jl p.m. POMEROY .:... Metgs A thlettc . BOOsters meet at 1 p:m. Monday at Meigs High School. '11JESDAY POMEROY - American Legion Auxiliary or Drew Webster Post39, Pomeroy, and the junior unit meet at 7: Jl p.m. Tuesday at the hall. Installation of ofti(:l!rs, junior members host meeting. Pkg. GALUPOLIS - The Job Bank hall many qualified appllc!Dits, 50 ye~rs of age or older, to flll'yoor job requirements. As our society changes to include an Increasing numbel' of older . $129 · Lunch Mea ts ...••...• LB. USDA CHOICE BONE-IN ,(huck Roast ••••••••• 99< , · k · $) . 7 . 9 Cube· Sf. ea .••.•..••. . : '' LB. . Round Steak........ ,# I -tt ••• '•• ._,·· .·-"e '·'•• .. 1 · ."', ~ • iliD reunion .,"' y .. ' .• k ~ .. "'• " ~ Bible School Vacation Bible school will be held at the Racine Unltt'd Methodist Church Monday through Friday, June 28, from 9 a.m . to 11 a.m . All children ages two through elementary school as lnvttt'd. Theme Will be "Walking In theFootstepsof Jesus" . Corrunencernent wUJbeat7:Jlp.m. on ~nday, June 30. Raaldn J"eUNon CHESHIRE - The John Rankin 1am11y reunion Will be Sunday, June noon at Kyger Creek Empi(Jyees Club. Bring covered dish and table service. ao, Hair color Hair color directions try to standardize the results you'lloblaln on various natural hatrcolorshades. Seldom does the actual outcome maldl the hair sample. Hair color Is too lndlvldualiz81 for that. aals each persm's response to timing r1 the product used. Oneshampoo rinses and semlpem~~~~~e~~t cdclrlnp are Ideal for expt1 bnentlngtosee whatyourhalr needs In tbewayotshadecltolen and the timing needed to get desired resul!J. , ' .. " Yellow Onions ~b~:a:.. 79c ~ • 2°/o Milk .•••••. ::~ •••• $169. ... .. 4 ~71 ' !t' .., • Bar Soap ••••••• ' DOWNY ~ONUS PAll ~ ·• Cottage Cheese·::~ Sl 09 '., rt~ BORDEN'S ELSIE .·' •..; ,"'~ ~ •• 136 ••· $ 9 1 Fabr1c .Softener ••. .3 ,} ·! Ice Cream •••••••••••• $139 ' ... ., ' ' ' 1: ~ . 1 '· . •• • MR. P'S PIZZA ..........•.••.. 69( ,•" 1' ./ "...1. ."••• 90Z.PK. . - - ,.. I• 112 Gal. · Bath Size ~ u, VALLEY BELL IRISH SPRING .,.• •• ,, ...• VALLEY BELL ",.• I! TIDE DETERGENT 171 oz. $629 limit 1 r.c..G...t Ollly At ........ Offer b .... ._ H, 1tiS PAGE JUMIO ROLL KRAFT THICK & SPICY PAPER TOWELS. 'BARBECUE SAUCE 3/$109 lillllt 3 Ptr CustoOMr Geed Oftly At hwtll's Offer 29, I 915 IONUS P~K 22 oz. 99< c...._ Until 1 Per GHol only At hwsl's . Offwr bplrts """ 29, 1915 ·"••• ... TOILET TISSUE 4 Rell Pkg. ~ 79 .~ c,.,.,., l I' .• "'. •• lintlt 1 ,., GeM Oftly At Pewoll's OffH bjli"' Mlo ft, 1tU I . ,. ·•I •, ,, ,, 7 Stand Op9n Specisls .. $1250 7 TANNING SESSIONS FOR $2 5° 0 3 TANNING SESSIONS FOR 12 TANNING SESSIONS FOR $4QOO 5 TANNING BEDS MOST MODERN FACILITY IN THE AREA •STEREO CASSETTE & HUDPHONES OPEN 7 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. 6 DAYS A WEEK-CLOSED SUNDAY CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT ~· ·. • $18°0 • -,.' •" PORTLAND -The descen~ts of the late Albert and Llza HlU wtll hold their annual reunion June 30 at Portland Park With a covered dish dinner at noon. All rei a lives and friends are.Invited to attend. PHONE 446-3688 SIAIIPOO ILOWDIY SnLE ·-. . Special election -MASON. IV. Va. - Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9926, Mason, W.Va. , will hold a special election June 25 to elect a two year trustee. ~;:oo 1! • .. . CELLOPHANE$ •• ••• • GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Rol<!iy - meet~ Tuesday, _6 _p,m . at . Oscar's, - LOCATED NEXT TO SEARS IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 25% . . ' 57 -5'1 COURT GALLIPOLIS, OH. Sunsationol Tanning Solon Sofa, Chqir & Ottoman ·or Sofa & Loveseat or Sectional Sofa ·sAVE ~ ' rP"Th ~e;iitx~'ll~c;ils;a;;r;;cgr ;;;e;at;fo;r;o;ily;s;k;ln;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I·T'SYOUR CHOICE . HAIR FU:M!lli£5 • $ 99 . Swhnlesson<s Session ,II swlmmlng lessons have been announced by London Pool. Lessons • will begin July 8 · and continue through July 19. Advanced lifesaving classes will beghinJuly 14 and continue approximately two weeks. to register call992-9909. ...c:J . --.-. t ,· - LB. . . ~ .' ~~~d~acll pencil. Stroke on a nd the eye creases. The other ~oup Includes gilded c•·eam colors"''in little po · ts for dry skin . It 's waterproof, say the makers and can also be used as a basP for thP colorful .Powder shadows" orn aver it . .- people, the locus wUI be on mature A'mericans. Call 446-700) and discuss your employment problems With the Job Counselors at the Senior Citizens Center. Still In The Same Loeation BUCKET USDA CHOICE 446-'10 10 4- 12 P.M. Mon .-'iol. 1 LB. A leading F'rench makeup house offers ·summer eye colors in two forms. One is a group of powde r pencils, with three colors swirlt'd FINE STEAKS & SEAFOOD EXCELLENT WINE SELECTION DAILY FOOD & DRINK SPECIALS Job Bank seeking employers SUPERIOR Bible school begins Monday conttnulng through Fl1daY at Cheshire United Methodist Church, 6 to 8: Jl p.m. the pudding on banana slices. Thursday - Cube steak, baked potato. green beans. apple sauce, raisin mokie. Friday - Ham loaf, peas, kraut salad , fruit cup. Choice of beverage servt'd With meals. Summer e1 1e makeup'-----~~-:--:;;:-;:-.-:J on wh ich makeup tends to slip into Oscar's POMEROY - Joonn Clark of Ia te Raymond Spencer. She Is a Pomeroy and Arthur Clinton Co- member of the Church of Christ and Eagles Auxutary. nal)!, Athens, will be married on Conant, a graduate of Chauncey June 28 at the Middleport Church of Dover High School, ls the son of christ. The open church wedding Will Mabel and James Shreves, The Plains. He Is an member of the tak,eplace at 7:45p.m. ·Mrs. Clark, who allended Pome- . lntemattonaiOrderofOddFellows, roY High School and Rio Grande Veterans of Foreign Wars, and · College, is the daughter of Evelyn Am-Vets, Athens, and is employed with LaughUn Vending, Athens. Lo~lse Spencer, Pomeroy, and the SUPERIOR menu for the We<.'k L5: Monday - Liver, masht'd pot a · toes, spinach, pear half, Tuesday - · Chicken sal~d on lettuce, ~rn. strawberry gelatin "ith fruit, sugar cookie. Wednesday - Lasagna, mb<t'd vegetables, 10Ssed salad, vanilla LOCAL PIANISTS PROVIDING MUSIC FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS Clark- Conant MIX~D PORTER Valley Freewill Baptist Church wW have revival Monday through Saturday, 7 p.m. nightly. Evangelists are (Monday, Tuesdayl Marlin Campbell, (Wednesday) Mickle Maynard, (Thursday, . Friday) BW Price, and (Saturday) Don Saxon. Spelcal singing nightly. - ty c BRADFORD- Bradford Church of Christ wW hold Bible School clO!ilng exen;lses 'Sunday everting, 7:30p.m ., at the church. CHESHIRE GALLIPOLIS - Activities· and menus for the Senior Citizen Center, 220 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, are as follows: Monday '-- Chorus,1 to 3 p.m . cream. Tuesday - STOP class, 10:30 Choice of beverage with each · a.m.; physical lltness. 11:15 a.m . meal. Wednesday - VlntonBibie study, r~un ... 1 p.m.; card game$, 1 to 3 p.m . Thursday - Bible study, 11 a.m. to noon; Vinton site blood pressure POMEROY- The Meigs County c. 1 C'tlz t M !berry check, . ""n or 1 ens en er. u . · h p h th f 11 · He1g Friday - Art class, 1 to 3 p.m.; ts, omeroy. as eo owtng h~ led f the k f . 'tt craltmlnl-course,l to 3 p.m. ac t lVI es sc c"u or wee o Menu consists of: June 24·28. Joann Clark Monday - Beef patty, buttered Monday- Square dance, 1 to 3. Arthur C. Conant noodles, kale, wheat bread, fruit Tuesday - Chorus to Pomeroy cocktail. HPalth Care Center. 1:15. 1 Wt'dnesday - Bingo, 1-2; boTuesday - Fish, green beans, wling, 2:30; painting class at 1:15; carrots, wheat bread, applesauce Colyer Is a graduate of Frontier Instruction by Lois Pauley; cost $5. raisin cake. High School and Is employed by Thursday- Ceramics, 10·2. Wednesday - Beef tips with Babcock Lumber Co. as lumber Th e senior nutrition pro!ValTi gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli. inspector. An open church wedding Will Ulke place on July '%7, at 3:30 p.m. at the Faith Gospel Church, NPWpprt, With the Pastor Keith Kappleomctatlng. A reception wUJ follow the ceremony. · Metgs 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. ~AT., JUNE 29, 198i PRICES EFFECTIVE hot rolls, orange jello with topping. Thursday - Beans with ham . stewed tomatoes, cottage cheese, corn bread, peaches. Friday - Macaroni With cheese, beets, caulifloWer. wheat 'bread, Icc 1. A Message Ftoir>TheBible... ,. • • · ···•'· " . THE CHRISTIAN'S WALK •. . . ' william B. Kughn . The Christian graces that tharatterize the Christian's walk are set forth by Paul to the Ephesians, "With aU lowliness and meekneBB, with ltmgsuffering, forbearing""" another in love" (Eph. 4:2). The adverb aU means to be whole, entire, or complete. Wf are to be complete, having these virtues in us that are characte~istic of Christ upon whom we are leaning, after whom we are foUowmg, and m whom we are ' living . Lowliness is having a lowly, humble mind, and is a parallel with the first beatitude, "Blessed are tlie poor in rpirif' (Mt. 5:3). This has reference to our being poor and destitute in spirit, a~d being unable to direct our steps in the realm pf righteousness, .we humble ourselves before God . Humility springs forth from a heart convicted of sin and unworthiness, dethroning self within our heart. and exalting Christ to the throne in our heart to reign over our lives. llis being our Lord; we Jean upon Him for truth and divi~e guidance. . Meekness is to be gentle, mild, and meek m heart, developing a disposition of spirit that will be susceptible to God and His word. and it appears in the third be~titude, "Bies~e~ are the mee~" (Mt. 6:5). It follows right behind Jowhness because 1t IS the expresSion of a lowly or humble mind : An humble mind blends together that which is gentle and mild . The mixture of meekness tempers the heart, producing a willing and cheerful disposition . It overcomes the expressions of violent and harsh acts against God which lead to dioputing with God and resisting Him. It is tamed by God, and is subjective to His word, acrepting all of God's dealings as being good. Longsufferi11g means to be patient, able to control self with much calmness while abiding under trials, pain, or trouble, and endu~mg suoh without complaining and losing the te~pe~. The pat1ent disposition enables us to crush our anger.· We are swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wruth" 2:19). Havin' our "speech alwav woth grace seasoned w.th salt (Col. 4:6), we will know how to speak or "ann;,er every man" (Col. 4:6), realizing that "A aoft a1111wer tumetil , away wrath"(Prov. 15:1). . · Foi'beoring·is to be able to endure, hold up and back so aa to delay. punishment, and "love" is a deep and coJi.stant impression of interest and concern for others. Because of our deep interest and concern lor others, we constantly endure and suffer long. We do not toUide with personalili.es. or feelings that . kindle _th~ spark of a quick te!Dper, , capsing m]u~1es and divt.1ons m retaliatmg. Lov• enables us to bear one another s burdens, seeking ·to help thooe who are weak. It · generates a forgiving spirit, which promotes the ability to endure and ' ' not to be quick in punt.hing. "CAaritvsilaU cover tu mdtitlldB col lillll" 11 Pet. 4:8), stamping out the proud, arrogant ·disposition which promotes ha~~'ed, and whic~, .in turn, ~roduces ~~~1JOUI wonfl that stir up anger . (Prov. 15:1), , lntter envt/1119 and •trife (Jaa. 3:14), What a beautiful walk for man to enjoy In this llfe, if aU would walk according to the Christian graces aa set forth in the goepell For Free Bible Corret~JM*~eace Coane, Write... This furniture is not only impressive. it's delighHul to sit in. You will enjoy comfortable. casual living at its very best. High back support with adjustable headrest lets.you relax as never before. 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United Methodist Church on SunHe retired several years ago from day, June 30th, from 1 to 4 p.m. Kaiser Aluminum . . Mrs. Hysell :!lasting the observance for their recently retired from her teaching parents will be David K. and Janet Hysell, John W: and Judith Hysell, • position at the Pomeroy Elemen· tatY School. Grace and Gene Chaney, and Koste In lieullfgllls, the couple requests an\) Saleh El Daba. Besides their that those attending brlng a 1Wo sons and two daughte rs, Mr. and sna pshot of themselves for an Mrs. Jiys e ll hav e e ight anniversa!J' scrapbook which is grandchldren. , ' 6¥sell, son of the late Giles and being compiled. .... J ' • first flight is first class ·~ -$139 A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR OESIGN " - ' to celebrate anniversary ~ FRESH SPLIT 9AMto9 PM 9 AM to~ PM ·.·. WALK I.N $169 ·~ $119 Satu_~day •· --·---·:•·· ~ysells ' • j BULK WIENERS PORTER SHOULDER Monday lhru Frldiy .ACROSS . LB. · TO CEI EIIRATE - Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Corbin wlll celebrale their 50th wedding annlvei'!MU'Y with a reception, hosted by tbeir children. The event wlll be July 7, 2 to 4 p.m. ln lbe fellowship room of First Baptist Church, Gallipolis. The oouple requests gilts be omitted. Victor and .Mal)' Hy.re/1 JUMBO BY THE PIECE CHICKEN ·BREAST GALLJPOLIS- The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial LibratY . annouoces the Bookmobile sehl'· ·.. duk'fort~weekofJune!l4to28.1 Moriday: LeGhindei1:30tonoon; McGuire 12: 00 - 12: :.l; Northup 12:40 - i: 10; Rodney 1:30 - 2 p.m.; Rodney VIllage 2: 45 - 3: 45; Gallla Metro Estates 4 p.m. - 5: 15; Kerr · 5: :lJ · 5: 55; Bidwell 6: 10 - 6: :lJ; . Harisburg 6:40 · 7p.m .; Rio Grande Estates 7: 10 · 8:10. 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Waverly Ann Wickline and Michael The wedding will take plaCE' at Lei' Hively. 6: 30 p.m . at thl' Bradford Church of The open-church wedding w!JI Christ with music to begin at 6 p.m. · take (ilace· Juhe 29, 1 p.m. at Good Robert Purtell will perform the News Baptist Church, the junctional ceremony . A recept ion will be held Bulaville and .George's Creek roads. in the church social room following A reception will immediately thl' wedding. follow tbe ceremony. POMEROY ~ Plans havp bl'l'n completed for the opro church wedding of Suzan Ughtjoot, daugh· LONGHORN CHEESE ll. ~$169 Wickline Hively Lightfoot - Will DOGS ROUND STEAK BIDWELL - Christine Axline and Rober! Elliot! are announcing their engagement .and-approaching marriage. She is the daughter of Rebecca Merry, Rt. 2, Bidwell and Jerry Axline, Columbus. He is the son of Gene and Ann Elliott, Rt. 2, Patriot. Ms. AXllne is a graduate of Buckeye Hills Career Center ht cosmetology. Elliott ls a graduate of Southwest· ern High ..Schooi and is stationed In San Diego, Calif., in tbe United Stat!'S Navy. A Novmber wedding is being planned. · King - Payne MIDDLE PORT- Barbara King of Middleport is announcing her engagement to Thomas E. P ayne. Daughte r of Lucille King and the JateCiarence Klng,sbeis a graduate of ,Meigs High School and is employed a t the Pomeroy Health · Care Center. Her fiance is tbesonof Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Payne, ~--------------------~CORN AxlineElliott Darst Smith / ', PICKLE PIMENTO LOAF $1 09 LB. Barbara King 'lbomas E. Payne Christine Axlhte &bert Elliott SUPERIOR iott's I· SILYE. BIIDGE PLAZA . (1) LG. 7-PC. BREAKFAST SET (2) 7-PC. BREAKFAST SET Willi IUINT OUNGE CHAIIS Willi TAN VINYl CHAIIS WAS 533_8 NOW $55 2 WAS. 1599 (3)' 5-PC. BREAKFAST SETS W/DAIK BROWN WAS S339.95 NOW NOW $368 SWIVEL SEArS ON CASTEIS S248 �Page-B-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 23, 1985 June 23. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipoli •• Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. KANAUGA- Tammy Jo Plants and Otho Edward Moore were married June 14, In Pembrook, Va. She Is the daughter of Milton and Shirley Plantz, &IS Fifth Ave., ·Kanauga. He Is the son of Eugene F. and Mary E. Moore, Route 1, Cheshire. The bride Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and attends Rio Grande College. She Is employeed by the Galllpolls. Dally ' . 'l'rlbune. The groom Is a graduate of Kyger Creek High School and attends Rio Grande College. The couple resldes at 648¥,. Fifth Ave., Kanauga. ncanbee;_;-top-ro-tectcarpetlng ~~%~~:a~~rua~~=~~~ SALEM CENTER - Announcement Is being made of the marriage of VIvian Pierce, Salem Center, and William Orner Jones, Rome, Ga . Mrs. Pierce for the past 18 years has been employed at the Salem Center Elementary SchOOl. 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Both records have yet to be )lroken. Saturday morning Court Street In Pomeroy was a beehive of activity. . 1n conjunction with Herttage Weekend Court Street was lined with exhlblls of various handmade crafts. One lady was demonstrating a knitting machine. By 9: ll a.m. there were at least nine vartous exhibits set up and ready to go. ~mthesmallfryonupthey rr,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE Come our ! First session at no charge. Complimentary or style included wi~h 10 tanning sessions at $35.00. Individual sessions, $4.00 each. 307 UPPEI IIYEI RD., GALLIPOLIS, 446-6622 I don't believe It wUI win any awards, In my opinion for what that · Is worth, but It was elltE'rlalnlng. the A Hot Weather Treat· For Your Feet decorated with new carpet. Nice. segnll'llt. cerlldnly give a fine evening of I · entertainment, especially the small ones when you never know what they are going to do or when they are going to do it. Watching a game ofT bali Is most entertaining as It gives the viewers a to~t of enjoyment. From start to flnlslt It Is always exciting. Now these organlzied games just don.'t fall together they have to have leaders and those leaders are the coac)les. Men and women who devotr their time, and It takes a lot of lt.'to get a baseball team out onlo the tleld. Not only does it take time it talfes patience. One man In particular I know of wears many hats. He Is Marvin Mc!<l'lvey of Syracuse. M~Kelvey Is president of the base)lall league at Syracuse, coaches two teams and to add to his duties he has to make sure the conef>sslon stand is manned when games are being played and that Is almost every E"Venlng. It would be remiss of me not to mention his outstanding ability, not only as a coach but as a fine citizen. It Is mosl difficult sometimes to take the lead as they are the·ones who have to have the big shoulders to take the complaints when and If there are any. Parents and grandparents are onl:,<, hurnan and they get excited and sometimes see only what they , want to see. We $hould just sit back anp watch and If we have some' thfllg to say say It a nice manner. ALL .• lng. The only fault I find with the move Is some of the words words used by the younger cast members which I c!o not approve. However, the bad language was not throoghout tbe movlelnjustone OVP Corret!ponde,t How many of you there been wa tchlng our Meigs County youngsters In the game of baseball? My, I see a lot or h~nds and no wo'nder the garrtl-s the chlldren play are wonderful to watch. STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 24 10 A.M. SHARP •••• W rang side of the job . CONROE, Texas (UP!)- David Franklin Sanderson went to apply for a job as a reserve police officer, but wound upon thewrongsldeofth<' law and behind bars. Sanderson. '19, told authorities he wanted to beareserveofflcer, police By KATIE CROW emi Annqal Clearance HAIR~~_!.!~~~~-.. 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Cood thru June 15 •1• - •• ....• •. ... ~ " FlEE: TilE ROTATION I 11 PT. SAFElY INSNCTION . Meigs Tire Center Pli.CJ92-2101 242 W. MAIN '• POMEROY, OH. ••• .••• ·~ •. ·' I I ~· ••••• ' �• Page-B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~-In Knight ~ Michael T. Gibbs, son of E . and Doris B. Gibbs of .54256 Eden Ridge Road, Reedsville, has been assigned to Sheppanl Air ·.Force Base, Texas, aft~:r complet· ing Air Force basic training. During the six weeks at Lackland AJr Force Base, Texas, the alnnan • studied the Air Force mission, ·· · organization and customs and .•l'eCI!'lved special training In human · relations. Gibbs wllloowrecelvesPE:Cialized instruction In the aircraft malnte,·nance field. fle Is a 1983 graduate of ;EB.Iilem fllgh School. , .< Airman First Class David . B. Knight, son of Robert C. Knight of Hartfo:>rd , W.Va., and Barbara L . Chapman cif Racine. has been na med outstanding airman of the quarter for the 6168th Combat · Support Squadron. The competition wasbasedonjob knowledge . significant self· Improvement, leadership quallttes, ability to be an arttcurate and positive spokesman for the Air Force and other accomplishments. Knight Is a law enforcement specialist In South Korea.,He is a 1979 graduate of Wahama High School, Mason, W.Va. AmlY Private Mark A. Jones, son · · Airman Ronald E . Bonecutter .ot.Franklln and Diana jones of Star Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid E . Route Uot. Reedsville. has com. Bonecutter ·of 22 Johnston Lane, plpted the basic field art!Uery Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va ., has gradu· cannoneer course under · the one ated from the U.S. Air Force dental •station · unit lralnlng program at assistant course at Sheppard Air Fort Sill, Okla. Force Base, Texas. During the course, students were During the course, students were taugtit the duties of a howilj!erorgun taught to assist dentists In au dental section crewman. They also re· treatment procedures. They also , celved Instruction in communlca· earned credits toward an associate : tions, maintenance and the handling degree through the Community .of ammunition and explosives. College of the Air Force. OSUT Is a program that combines Bonecutter is scheduled to serve basic tralnlng with advanced indi· with the Air Force Hospital at vidual training. Jones is a 19&1 Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas. graduate of Eastern High School. He r~lved an associate degree In 1984 from Gallipolis Business College. I.tae Pvt. Robert K. Lute, son of Robert K. and Unda J. Lute of 37632 ~ r .(I ~I I I '., ' ' I , II nance on the tactical fire ditectlon system. mortar lite control calcula· tor, digital and meteorloglcal com· pulers and related test equipment. Jolulson is a !!& graduate of Wahama High SchOOL W. Shade Road, Pomeroy, has completed basic training at Fort Dlx, N.J. during the training, students received Instruction In drill and ceremonies, weaJ)ons, map read· ing, tactics, military courtesy, mllltary justice, first aid, and Army history and tradl!lon. Tennant · Hays Sgt. Mary E. Hays, daughter of John A. and Dorothy E. Smith of 31110 Salswer Road, Racine, has graduated from the Air Force non·commissloned officer leader· ship school at Minot Air Force Base, N.D. The sergeant studied techniques of leadership, management and supervision. Hays is a logistic plans specialist with the Fifth Fighter Interceptor Squadron. She Is a 1971 graduate of Sou them Local High .SChool, Racine. Smith receive ,training In the mecbanlcal career field , He ww1ll be earning Terrence P. Smith, son of Ms. credits townls an associate degree Darlene Casto of State Route 7 . thrqugh the Comm.unity College of Pomeroy, has entered into acttv~ the Air Force while a !tending bas ic duty with the U.S. Air Force, tralnlng and other Air Force according to SSgt. John McGuire, technical training schools. Air Force recruiter, Ga!Upotls . . Smith is a 1985 graduate of Meigs High School. Upon graduation from the Air Navy P etty Officer First Class Force's six week basic training at Gregory A, Mitchell, the son of J14r. Lackland AFB, Smith Mitchell · and Mrs . Norman L: Mitchell of Route 2, Gallipolis, has returned home to assist In the Navy's recruiting efforts. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Dave Parker's thinl hit of the game with one out In the bottom of the ninth scored Eddie Milner from · thtnl Satunlay and lifted the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-3 triumph over the Atlanta Braves. With, one out In the inning, E;ddle Milner beat out a buntoffloserTerry Forster, 0.2. He then stole second and Pete Rose moved him to thinl when he beat out a high-bouncer to lltortstop for a single. DaveConcep·. &tim walked to load the baSes and. __.ker followed with his ninth ~·winner and 50th RBI of the STOCk NO. 722 *!!san. Paul E. Hill Jr. AIR CONO., CRUISE CONTROL, TILT WHEEL. V-8 ENGINE AM·FM STEREO, 66/45 NOTCHBACK SEAT · LIFETIME RUST PROOFING. Hill SP-4 Paul E. HUJ Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill Sr., Racine, was recently home on leave with his family. Hill Is specialized In the radio tele!Ypecommunlcatlonsfleld and Is serving with the Berlin Brigade Signal S~pport Co. In West Berlin. On returning to Berlin he has been sent to special assignment to Helmsteadt, W. Germany. HUt has received special recognition for a previous special assignment In Italy where he Instructed units In radio teletype communication and opera· tlons. Hill's address is SP-4 Paul E. Hill, Jr., 295-58·5519; 1916 Signai Support Col., BerllnBDE,APONew Yqrk, 00742. Dennie J. Tennant, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. John M. France of Rural Route 4, Chesa'p eake, has been promoted In tbe U.S. Air Force to the rank of airman first class. Tennant Is a power produc!lon Amy National Guard Private specialist at Fairchild Air Force Timothy S. Johnson, son of Robert ·Base, Wash. with the 92nd Civil and Don E: Johnson, West A. Engineering Squadron. Columbia, has completed the field His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J..l!ther . Knight, reside on Rural . artillery comp~ter repair cpurse at , ·Route i, Chesapeake. The altrnan·is Fort Sill. Okla. . the course, he received Du'rlng a 1983 graduate of Ches~peake .High Instruction on performing malnte· · School. DISCOUNT $13,600 · 1,300 OUR PRICE $12,300 LIST PRICE .. , : · Ro!le's first pinch· hit of the year was the 4,148ofhlscareer and leaves him 44 shy of breaking Ty Cobb's h!cord Of 4,191. ' Ron Robinson, who pitched the ~final two Innings In relief of starter Jbe Price before being lifted for 'Rose, notched the triumph towlnhls · first game of tthe season without a -defeat. · • The Reds tied the score 3-3 In the ·seventh when Ron Oester led off with a double, advailced to second · on a sacrifice by pinch· hitter Milner 'and went to thinl on a groundout by :Gary Redus. Concepclon's· single; hlsthlnlbltotthegame, then scored Oester. The Braves broke a scoreless deadlock wlt.h Homer's first homer of the game, his eighth oftheseason. The Reds went In front 2·lin the third when Concepcion and Parker led Off with singles. Both runners advanced when center fielder Dale · Murphy kitParker'shitget past him and Concepcion then scored on Murphy's wild throw to third base. AI Knlcel.y followed with a single to CffiCAGO (UP!) - Juan Bent· quez ripped a triple and a two-run homer and Mike Brown added another two-run homer to back the six·hlt pitching of Urbano Lugo and Stewart Cllburn Saturday and llft the California Angels to a 6-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox: Beniquez, who has seven hits In nine at-bats In the series, has hit safely 1i1 24 of his last 51 trips to the plate for .472 average. Benlquez and Brown both had thelt homers In the second to help Lugo, 2·1, gain his second major league triumph, both over the White Sox. Lugo yielded six hits and two walks while striking out four. The Angels' vlctocy boosted the team's first-place lead In the AL West to 1 ~ games over Chicago, which lost Its thlnl straight game. Chicago starter Tim Lollar, ~4. Issued the first of his six walks to Bobby Grieb to lead off the second. Sox second baseman lost Bob Boone's popup, but shortstop Ozzle GuUien was able to retrieve the ball and force Gr!ch at second. Brown then smashed his second homer In two days. Gary Pettis singled to left , and Benlquez followed with his fifth homer ofthe year. SATELLITE . . ,. ··SYSTE'MS THE D.EALS!: ,. ·$119500 . Middleport, OH. . ~ .' --~~~~~-· --~ · ~ - ~~ Just Arrive til . o.,t."' Meet a casual acquaintance from Dexter. . NOW S2500 ON SALE .- ... 10--chevrole~ Silverado Trucks PH. 992-6173 1 Alt ... .. WE HAVE THE BIGGEST .SELECTION OF NEW & USED 'CARS AND TRUCKS IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO. Brand Name Equipment ODDS &·ENDS SHOP . NEW 'lWIJI[S MANAGER - Ray Miller, longtime pllchlng coach lor lheBaltlmoreOrloleshasreplacedthefitedBlllyGardnerasmanageroi lhe Mlnnellota Twins. Miller, 40, lias never managed• bt lhe m!Q"" leagues, but he helped the Orioles produce Dve 20-game winners and two Cy Young award recipients. UPI. ' 8~ 8. /o APR . FINANCING 0 Defensive star subs in Diles Tournament WITH APPROVED CREDIT ' IF YOU ARE . TIRED OF THE •••• POMEROY - The Cleveland Browns Don Rogers, a number oile draft choice in 19&1. will be playing In this yeaf'S Dave Diles Appalachia Golf Toumamen t In place of team member, Johnny Davis who js,unable to attend. A dominant player In an . SEE BILL DAVIS, JIM WALKER, ROGER DILLARD, TERR HAM.LTON OR MIKE SICK ES AT ,Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. •1616 EASTERN AVENU~, (threeasstarter),Rogers34~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO HOUIS: Mon. I. fri. Ill I p.!W. r......... lhun. & Solt, til s p.lll. " •• ., ,, ,, •• outstanding UCLA football history, h.e completed his college · career with 4<X> tackles (291 . unassisted), and was the first Bruin ever to ct:implle three str1;1lght seasons of 00 or more solo tackles (133 his sophomore year, 124 as a junior and 143 as a senior). He was second in PAC 10 with seven Interceptions In 1983 and earned. flrst·team All·Amerlca honors from Football Coaches, Football Writers, Walt~r Camp, Sporting News, Football News and College and Pro Football Weekly. A four·year letter winner Interceptions. He · capped his career with two Interceptions setting up 10 ofUCLA's 4.'5 points in !heir Rose Bowl rout ofDUnols. He wa~ the player~ the game In 'tlie Bruin's 1982 Rose Bowl defeat of Michigan and the most valuable player and le8dershlp awanl winner in 1983. He')l tee It up in.' tbe Diles' tourneyalongwlthBrownsBriari Brennan. Ricky .Feacher and Hanford Dixon. 446-3672 •• Detroit Grand Prix Saturd~y afternoon. The race will nan through the streets of downtown Detroit SWJday. UPI . ' Rain helps Brazilian keep pole position DETROIT (UPI) - A rain· drenched track Satunlay assured Brazilian Ay;i-ton Senna of the No. 1 pole position for Sunday's Detroit Grand Prix IV. Senna. 24 .. who averaged 88.191 mph in Friday's first timed prac· tice, was able to hold on to the top spot as early a!temoonshowers kept 18 of the 25 drivel's oft the 2.5 mile downtown track during ihe final timed practice. Nigel Mansell of Great Britain, whQwaslnlnvolvedlnanaccldent at the start of last year'sDetroltGrand Prix, will be alongside Senna in the first row. · · Michele Alboreto of Italy ·and . ' Alain Pl:ost of Franc~ comprls(o tow and Kek'e' Resberg of finland andDerekWarwlckotGreatBritaln make up the third row. . "If you only knew how important It is to be In the front row," Senna Mansell. who has·not registered·a see where that leaves us ... Only Austrian Gefl1ard Berger, said. "On a trackllkethi s positionls victory on the 1985 Grand Prix what counts. You don' t have the Circuit. agreed that nothing can .b e was able to Improve on his time room to .maneuver out there taken for granted Sunday. Satunlay, moving tram No. 25toNo.' because it's narrow. So you get the "We're going to be pushl!ig really 24. Berger crashed his ArrowS: best spot you can -andinmy case, I hard ," Mansell said. "It 's nice to be BMW Friday and was taken to the couldn't ask for anything better." starting on the front row. but y~ hospltalforexaminatlon. ButSatur· Senna. who drives for the Lotus· can'twrlteyourselflnasthewinner. day he came back to f\lrn in the Looliwbathappenlast year. Iwasln fastest time of tbe day, 2:05.:ll7 or Renault tearn, picked up his fourth No . 1 pole position of the year. and the second row, had an accident a t' 71.824 miles per hour·. Berger passed Italy's Martini fifth in six races for Lotus.Renault . thestartand finished 13th." Teammate Elio de Angelis won the Because of the rain·soaked Minardi, who clocked a 3:04.446 top spot at last Sunday's Canadian course, Mansell said he was unable Friday. to make ::;orne modifications to his "! took a chance out there and 1 Grand Prix In Montreal. "It's one thing to win the pole Williams Honda and ·that may hurt succeeded," Berger said. " It was position , but It's another to win the his chances In Sunday's race. slippery and it was very easy to race," said Senna, wlnnerofthel985 "It Is going to make things very hydroplane, but I made It through Portugal Grand Prix in April. . dif(lcult trying .to. set the car up .for safely. Although I moved up only ·'There atelio.rnariy tl)lngs tbiit can _ the .·r-ace ·In tmnorrow's -half·hour · one positlpn,. lfdid tllllp forget . gO· wtong, :that 1 'c an:t even .iuess ·, ·warin·u·p ·session, " ·Mansell sa'ld. ·· about yesterd~y· (the 'crashl; With · where I'll finish. But being in the " We had several things we wanted thewaytheweatherandtrackwere, to try today had the weather been 1 wasn't expecting anything fantas · front row makes it . that much d1y. If we gel them done, we get tic." easier." . them done. Jf not, we 'll just race and me Miller replaces Gardner as Twins' pilot • 8' ALUM. S995oo ' . F1NAL DAY OF QUALIF1CATIONS - Michele Alborelo of Italy puBs out of the pits Into the rain during the final day of quallfylnr; for the . · two ·:. Jim Mink ChevroletOldsmobile has 10' FIBERGLASS or MESH - June 23. 1985 Angels triumph THE ·BIG CITY DEALERS .' Section drive In Parker with the go-ahead run: Horner's second homer of the game, leading off the sixth tied the score at 2·2. Atlanta moved In front 3-2 In the seventh when Bruce Benedict walked, was sacrificed to second by Smith and carne around to score on Rate! Ramirez' tw!Hlut single. johnson .H.AVE . THE~.u'. 1rimes- ~eutintt Parker's hit . sinks Braves Mitchell, who graduated from Gallla Academy High School In 1979, Is home under the Navy's HOI1)etown Area Recruiting Assist· ance Program. He Is stationed aboard the cruiser USS Yorktown, homeported In Norfolk, Va .. 198 5 Pontiac Parisienne Sedcin Bonecutter :Jones I Sports the service---------__,:.---------- Gibbs . Robezr! Jurie 23, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleaunt. W.Va. "We picked hiin because he was MINNEAPoLIS (UPI) -Minne- Thursday but had lost 19oftheirlast best man available." Fox said. the sota Twins president Howard Fox 25 games, falling to 7~ games of Farner Hannon Kille· Hall hadn't thought much.about keeping behind Chjcago In the AL West ' a managerial can(lldat~ walling in • hea<lll)g ln\oFriday's game against · brew, a fo>;:mer Twin who is now broadcast~g theMtnnesola games, . the wliigs iii case Billy ·Ganlner the Texas Rangers . · ' · was rumored to a candidate to Mtuer. 40, has never managed In faltered. replace Gardner but said, "they "Someonetoldmethatyouneedto the major leagues, but in his six never even asked me.· · havesomeoneinthesystemreadyto years In Baltimore the · Orioles Gardner, 51 . went from a 20-year step In," Fox said. "I never really produced five 20-ga me winners playing career to a 12-year minor . (Jim Palmer . Mike Flanagan. thought about tliat." league managing stint toth~helmof The Twins executive, who Is in his Steve Stone, Scott McGregor and theTwlnslnMayl~l . TheTwlnsdld first year at the helm under new MtkeBoddlcker ) andtwoCyYoung not prosper In his first two seasons Award recipients (Flanagan and owner Carl Pohiad, decided last but began to turn the corner In 1983. Wednesday he needed to find Stone). finishing fifth In the Ame rican MIJier joined the Bal.timore or· somebody. League Western Division. "When I felt we couldn't make a ganizatlon In 1971 following a career In 1~. the Twins were In and out trade to excite the ballclub,l called as a minor league ·pitcher. He was of first plaCe severa l times during Hank Peters of Baltimore (Orioles ·one of three candidates for the the early months of the sea son and general manager) , I asked him If he Orioles' managerial job Joe Altotook the lead Aug. o for a l1·day had a Jist and he said yes he did," belli won in 1983. stretch. However, Minnesota fin ·. Mtuersald he felt the young Twins Fox said. !shed second in the division, losing Orioles pitching coach Ray Miller may be trying to do too much their last six ga111fs to end up81 ·81. was on the list and is now on Fox's Individually lately. This season ·has been a roller "It's a team sport played on an payroll , taking over Friday as coaster ride for Ga nlner as the team Individual level," he said. "That's · manager of the struggling Minnelost nine straight in May. then wonlO sota' Twins. · tough for a young ballplayer to successive games before losing 10 in MIUer signed a contract to underst.and . I want to establish a a row. Durtngthewlnningskeln. the manage through 1~. Gardner 'we' attitude." Fox said he had not spoken to spent four years and ·one montb at the Twins helm and was offered Miller until a meeting Thursday night at Mlnneapolls·St. Paul Inter· another job In·the organizatlon. The Twins beat Kansas City JH national Airport . Twins led the American Lea~nJ e In batting, buttheteamERAhassince risen to worst In the league. .; . Three ded -for· lead in Atlanta ATLANTA (UP)) - Two-time PGA champion · Ray Floyd and Danny Edwanls caught former leader Steve Pate Saturday mldway through the thlnl round of the $500.(XXlAtlanta Golf Classic. Pate. a tour rookie. began the round one shot ahead of then runnerup Edwanls and three ahead of Floyd. But while Patewas playing the front nine In even par, to remain at 11 under through 45 holes, Floyd had a front ·Side 3-under 33 and Edwards a 35. The three co-leaders held a one-shot lead over another threesome - including rookie!; Andrew Magee and David Frqst of South Africa and Scott Simpson. ' White earns third degree Black Belt David A. White, former Cheshire POINT.PLEASANT- Recently, resident. W.Va .. state representa· Master James S. Benko, seventh tlve to the M.T.A. was promoted to degree black belt in traditional thitd degree black belt by Master Chang-Hum Taekwon-Do held at Benko. White also l'E'C(lived ad· seminar at White's School of vanced training In Korean Wea· Kaekwon,Do located here. Master Benko Is also a sixth · pons, Kwan Jyl Sui, Hyel Do as he degree black belt In Korean prepares for his master's In Hapkido, President of Midwest Kaekwon-Do. Sah Bum Nlm White will be Taekwon-Do International and Korean .Marlial Arts Federation, offering a special Korean Weapons auathor of several books on Korean Class tot members of Whlte'sTK·D Karate. He haS had several articles Academy. Emphasis of weapons Is featured In magazines throughout tor coonlinallon, fluidity of tech · nique,. as well as development of the United States, Canada and awareness. The class Is also mental England. designed to Increase the student's Topics covered at the two-day abtllty to defend against long and Intensive seminar were Korean Weapons, Kwan Jyel Sui (Joint short range attacklr. History, philomanipulations), HyeiDo(vltalpolnt sophy, an(j till! development of Korean Weapons will be Included. areas), street se~-defense. and discussions about tradltlonat For more information contact White at his Point Pleasant school. Taekwon·Do. EARNS11DRDDIOOREEBLACKBELT-DavldWitlle,lwniEI'I)crl Chelblre. was receMJ;y fii'OIIlOW lo llllrd dep'ee Blld IWI by "'der · Jamee s. llenkil, Seventh Degree Black Bell bt ........... O..,.Bum Taekwon. i �June 23. 1985 · ·page C-2 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Reds split ' ·:. CINCINNATI (UP!) - ClaudeU ·, Washington tripled andhlta two-rim ~ homer Friday night to lead lhl' : Atlanta Bra vi'S toa$-4 vlctocy ;rnd a : split of1helr double-header with lhl' .:. 91nclnnatt Reds. • ' In lhl' opener, Dave Parker June 23, 1985 . Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant W.Va. clubbed a three-run homer ;rndTom BI'QWIIIng scattered six hils over seven Innings to propel the Reds to a 4·2 vlctocy . Reds' player-manager Pete Rose went Hor·31n lhl'savnd gall)~' after going ().fot-31n the opener. H~ needs 45 hlts to pass 1)1 Cobb's all·ttme record of 4,191. In lhl' nightcap, starter Rick Camp, 2-3, allowed five hits and six walks In five tnnlngs for theVtctocy. Bruce Sutter pUched two Innings for hls lOtb save. Tibbs, 4-9, took the tass. · Washlngtonledofftheslxthwitha triple to rtght-center field and Rafael Ramirez foUowed with a sacrifice fly for a 3-21ead. Washington hlt hls seventh homer of"the year In the eighth after Chris Chambliss singled. 'The blast gave lhl' Braves a 5-2 lead. The Reds took a 2.0 lead In lhl' first. Max Venable doubled, Rose walked and Parker singled home Venable. Wayne Krenchlckl walked to load the bases and Rose scored on Ron <>ester's groundoot. The Braves scored In thE' second when Tibbs walked' Camp with thE' bases loaded. Dale Mllrphytiedtt2·2 In the fifth with hls 17th hOme run of lhl' season. The Reds cut lhl' lead to 5-3 In the eighth when Krenchlckl singled and moved to thlrd on Oester's double. Dave Concepcion scored Kren· chlckl with a sacrtfce fly. The Reds scored lhl'lr final run in lhl' ninth on Gacy Redus' triple and Rose's bunt single. - : • ,•. CHOICE • Summer results GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis city l'I'Creatlon summer teague play Friday found the Sluggers defeating Atha Construction, 19-6, In girls senior teague softball. Elliott and McCain had three hits apiece for the winners. Atha had three hits for the losers. BEEF CUBED STEAK • · 9 9 SALAD DRESSING •• .;i~rL.:~ · . . ( ·. 3 Sl CUT GREEN BEANS:~~t . ~ 3 WHOLE KERNEL CORN .• • .3· ' Sl .PORK~N-BEANS ....~:;:~~ : :·~ . .. · S l, 19 PEANUT BUTTER ••••~! ••..• 9 9 ( HAMBURGER CHIPS 1:!•••• 89( SALAD MUSTARD ••• J:t ••••• · . 6 9 ( DINNER NAPKINS •• ..... 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Holland heat Robbie Jenkins and David Wiseman, 6-3, 6-1 and BID Gouckenour IJounced IXive Wirth, 6-1,6-0. 2 door , light camel metallic with tan velour interior, vinyl top, 301 V-8 engine , air conditioning, AM / FM 8 track stereo, tilt wheel , cruise control , power seat , power windows , power : door locks, r&ar d&logg~r. power t.runk release, chrom~ sport : wheels, new raised wh1te letter tores & Just 48 ,000 m•les on .' this sharp local trade-in! Rea/ Nic& Cor I • Install yourself. • sets-up In minutes. • complete package. • Makes 'cable' obSOlete! . :,Gallia summer ·league results •' : GALLIPOLIS -In recent Class A : Pee Wee LeagueacttonoftheGallla : County League, Addavtlle edged : :Hannan Trace, 11-10, P. Covey and .•:li:. Porter led the wlniters attack. Ci . · ·: sarrie5f)aced ihl0o5ers. ' . :· Vinton walloix'<l Cheshlie, 27-2 · ;'and Bidwell thumped Rio Grande, • 14·3. · : Hannan Tra~ scored a 5·1 win ; overVInton .C. Bameswascredlted ; with the loss. wtththl'wln. T.Loguewascharged : Bidwell rolled over Cheshlre, 26-2 ; and the Rio Grand!'-Addavllle: • Castor and Bevan hurledforRlo,R. ' ' . Grande thumped Hannan Trace, 25-2 . Bidwell" outscored Green, 21-10 .and Clay rolled past Hannan Trace, '12·5: ·' · .. · Clay, behind four hits each llY·J. · HarrlsOn, M: Shaver and J : sisson, Edged Bidwell, J3.12. J. Belville had three hl!S for lhl' losers. Rio edged Green, 8-6. Bidwell roUed '18.5 over Hannan ... ·'' ,· . UPPER IT. 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "Next to Beh Honda" VInton wtlasted Green, ro-12 . . . . ·.. .;· · - ·~. . , . ~~. . (4 foot) 9 (51oot) Porch Swing Cooler Chest Enjoy those warm summer nights On !his wooden porch swing. Choose either 4·ft. or 5-ft Sturdy construction al)d weather resls· tan!. Comes in, 4 p!'tauembled sections lor quick & easv assem· bly.(761·>6214 ~· : 76t ·27015 ~ . ) Ametica 's 'No. 1 picnic packer! Removable tray for lood storage. Sturdy handles Iold so cooler fils in light spaces. Take il anywhere. 30-gollon. Aed. 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Com&, Ch&ck It Out I ' · ~ :Men's softball results • COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI) - A :· Na tional Football League pre· •, season game between the Phlladel· : phla Eagles and the Los Angeles : Rams will kick off the 1985 foot baD : season In OhloState'sOhloStadtum. · The two NFL clubs will meet on : Friday, Aug. 23 at 7::llp.m.ln what ;:will be the first true night game In •~ the hlstocy of the stadium. : Portable Ughts, similar to those ' : used for last year's Ohio State; nnnots contest, wlll be installed. In ; that game, however, only the final ' period was played alter darkness '., fell . :• "We are optimistic and hopeful •· that the Eagles·Rams game will : generate significant dollars toward > the renovation of athletic depart· ;; ment facilities," said OSU Athletic ·. Director Rick Bay In making the :· announcement. . :, The game originally was to be :· played In Phlladelphia, but Vete.: ran's Stadium, home for both lhl' :; Eagles and lhl' baseb&U Phllllel, : was cOmmitted to baseball for that . .. ~Tria~cei;iC~Ia~y~ho~m~bedi~R~Io~,~23-~3~a~nd~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ : rollln!i'Jiast.Rto, 25-8; Vlntoned~ng .· · Bidwell. 4·3 and AddavUienudglng '• Cheshlre. 11·7. •, In the Class B competition, ' Bidwell waUoped VInton, 1().3; : Green outlasted Clay, 19-10 and Rio ,. I ' ~ Le~~b~~~~.;,!=f~~~::i!:!,.. . •, GALLIPOLIS- In ""'eni men's :,s ummer league city softball games, ; Ohio Co., edged Sparkle Supply, 4-3; ; Southern Comfort blanked Old · Brick Tavern, 9-0; Elliott's edged : Griffy's, 6-4; Free Agents blanked :Holzer, 5-0 and Foodland walloped ; thE' Jaycees, 11·2. •: Also, Eutotts pounded Old Brick, ' 12-7; Foodland smoked Sparkle , Supply, 1().2; Grtffy's downed • Holzer, 17-2; Free Agents whipped :,the Jaycees, 21·2 and Ohio Co .. ; edged Southern Com!ort, 54. ·. •s 80000 GAUIPOUS ztnc *6,30000 : �Page-C-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 23, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W . Va. Walt Foster..:... bush man Hubbard Memorial . . . ' the roster and entry fee to Gene : Imboden, Box 4~. Syracuse, Ohio : • SYRAC'liSE - The 1985 Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament will start July 8 at Syracuse. Little l,.eague teams that plan to enter must submit a 15-player roster and$15 entry tee by July1. 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'f' 4 ··,· YES, WE CAN FINANCE · EFFECtiVE JUNE lnH THRU 29TH SPF FRAMING LUM8fR LONG LENGTHS ALSO IN STOCK. ALL LUMBER PRICES LISTED ARE DELIVERED ,IF REQUIRED. 18' 3.99 5.92 8.74 11.27 ' . . ~F YOU NEEQ ONE .0~ ·THESE .ITEMS _NOW -OR N_EXl YEAR; . . ··C~ECK WITH US NOW .::.... DON~T WAIT~- liMITED ·sUPPlY LIMIT .· . . SALE -3~29;, 3H:P~'S . :·"' .· . · I2 V.. 50 AA!f' HOUIIS 1110 COtO CIAHI .2..5"'89 - ·:, s12 21 ~ 4-REAR DRIVE SELF-PROPELLED BRIGGS-STRAnON l1f2 H.P. 22" SALE s19135 . 1-4 H.P. 22" CUT BRIGGS-STRAnON MOWER S20510 SALE . ' ' DEEI'CYCLE TIOLLING IAnEIY ... with 'PI(iol afloys 01 MAliNE lAnDY • •Morine Iotter~ Rated DO YOU NlfD DRYWALL · ,OR RfMODfUNG OR NEW ;: CONSTRUCTION? WE HAVE ·IT • • • 4 ft. X 8 ft. · h" $419 4 ft X 12 ft. · lh" $6~9 512913 3- FRONT DRIVE SELF-PROPELLED SALE. .$ 181 73 REG. S219.95 . 1 CASH & CARRY 7-5 H.P. TILLERS 8-S H.P •.TILLERS w/REVERSE 2-3 H.P. TILLERS · Prices Higher If Delivered or Charged · DOUBlE 4 or DOUBLE 5 . SALE SALE SALE REG. S359.95 REG. S379.95 REG. S299.95 1- 10 H.P. 34 LAWN TRACTOR 1-10 H.P.30" CUT LAWN TRACTOR II lEG. 11119.95 lEo. ·•1079.95 1-JACOISEN SELF-PROPELLED MOWEI no. 1469.95 50 YEAR WARRANTY OR REMODEUIIG 2-L-20 JACOBSEN 3 H.P. 20" CUT MOWERS . IIG. f2Jt.9S . uo. 1219.95 4999 -. 31Z SIXTH STREET •MORE CRANK ING POWIR ~~~~NG£ ' •• • · SALE 2.99 SALE SALE · ALE 111. suus 3-5,900 BTU AIR CONDITIONERS lEG. 1359.95 sau $386°5. $19850'"' 518262 $3~295 AFTER MANUF. REBATE --gsa "400' SERIES HIGH PERFORMANa HEAl~ COMPLmWITH •Bom MUFFLEIS ........... ·• ..... u .•u . . HORN KITS . : ... 10.99 TRUCI ... lhe Ultlmlll I'IOnl End C-r for FOIIIHl I'IIOIISSIOIIAl REO BLUE BlACK CLEAR PURli!MAH<llOO« COLOR FLEX CLAMP KIT 9. 99 . ...... mtUII 5111 • eN., IAMBS 9 39 !,-!,--~ GASSIIOCIS , 99 ~~;:15 11101 · Ntt IN STOCk HOVIS: ~,~:.:~. 3699 SilVER BRIDGE PLAZA PHONE 446-9335 11011. tllnl Fll. I to I SATUIDAY ·I to 6 IIIIIIAY t to t j 9 COLOIFLEX ENGINE KIT & COVERS POINT PLEASANT •GASKETS •REDUC£RS YAH fiC*T IND aporl uti, rruclr., ••n., hepel ,f.. • 5989 HEADEIS Star• Hauro: Manclay·Frlda)/18 a.m.· 5_p.m. Saturday, I a.m. , 12 noon • age . FOR MAXIMUM SERVICE . 675-1160 4.99 70 MONTH HI· TECH SUPPLY COMPANY . SALE · •700 Cold Crank1ng AMPS ·$92417 . . sALE sa a793 1-L-209 JACOISEN 3 H.P. SELF-PROPELLED ,OWER AND . • • ' SALE SALE 2-L-18 JACOBSEN 3 H.P.18" CUT MOWERS CAROLINA LUMBER $320.16 $325.•60 $2.4 2.62 PASTE OR SPRAY 399 2-16 H.P. 44" LAWN TRACTOR SALE S1 31190 REG. S1,589.95 ' VINYL SIDING WHITE . -· •IS Cold Cranlo MIPS SALE liQUID LAWN MOWER S_ PARK PLUGS •Dettl Crc;le tnrgi,.....td _6-3 H.P. 22" BRIGGS-STRAnON .MOWERS . REG. S159.95 1112 LIMIT UAC!i SIZE . , RESIN GL&JE ~ .• . PASTE OR LIQUID 2 Gil. Sill YOUR CHOICE REG. S231.95 REG.S249.95 . WITH IXCH. . ' ~ LAWNTUaOI· SAlE REG. S149.95 CAR CARE qEAN·UP ON! GAllON st Zf $ 132~5 MB2 .... • .•.. • TLC-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. GAS CANS 4-22" 31fz H.P. BRIGGS-STRATTON MOWERS . · . REG._$15_9.95 . ' . 3.99 WITH LEAK DETECTOR ......... 5.99 THL FUSE No. 1.69 RECHARGE KIT No ' NO. IOOQI s11289 SALE -..: ENGINE TREATMENT 9-20" 3 H.P. BRIGGS-STRATTON MOWERS REG. S139.95 ' Jl . ' Bill Kelly, Manager • �Page-C-6- The Sunday June 23, 1985 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Little Kyger Grange ground given by George . Kail in '17 . By JAMES SANDS Brlggs. Grange units In GaUla County had In Gallla County on a couple s.-1a1 Correspondent . F1fteen GllUlges been granted charters: Perry, with occasions, at least. In the 189(E, GALLIPOLIS- The Little Kyger In 1917, Gallla County had 15 Robert Carter as Its first master; many farmers joined the more Grange In Che. Granges: Thurman, Alexander, Harrison where Charles· Stuawrt radical Farmers' Alliance whlch shire Twp., was Centenary, Cora, Cadmus, Yellow- was master; Philo (located near was pretty much blbwn out by tile build In 1917 on town, Gallla, Uncoln, Rio Grande, Sandfork) wltll Samuel Drake as turn of the century. Then, around ground donated Bulaville, Raccoon Island, Walnut master; Symmes (located at Cad· 1910, effqrts were made to start by Grorge Kall. Twp., Hu'ntlngton Twp. and Sprtng- mus); which was known as Sprin- Farmers' Unions, wltll one In James and Frank fleld Twp. (besides Little Kyger) , Ide's Mills; Springfield where John Raccoon Township begun In 1914. Hlx . were the The first Gnmge In Gallla County Mills was the master; Ohio with W. Lastly, the Farm Bureau move. primary ·carpPnwas formed In Green Township In F. Hannan as master and Cheshire, rnent that started lnGalltaCountyln tersofthestructure, but the Patrons 1873 as an organization of farmers wltll Daniel Mauck serving as the 1919 also took energy and resources qt Husbandry members themselves banding together, to. correct In the first master. away from the Grange. helped a good deal. words of the Granger's Declaration By 1876, there were about a dozen And, of course, wltll the decline in OnP February day some 35 · of Independence, "systems of units In Gallla County and they had the county of the number of farm Gnmj:e members from Little Kyger oppression and al)use". Farmers' combined to begin a Grange Supply families, this trend has affected and ·an equal number of Grangers main complaint In 1873 was against House In Gallipolis. Farmers could membership, too. from Bulaville worked through the the railroads, who In collusion, fixed pool their resources to buy andsellln Thefmmal dedication oftheUttle day to the"sound of the saw and prices and thereby drove up the cost volume. The Gallla Grange Supply Kyger Grange No. 2074 was held on hammer, Wielded by willing hands, to the farmer of transporting hls Houseappeai'snottohavelastedtoo · May 26,l917, and featured a noon the sounds of mirth and good cheer product to market. long. dinner and an addreSs by the Olilo floating out upon the air." Sevm More Charters State Grange Master, L. J. Taber, Fanners' AWaoce Gallipolis Journal. By the end of 1873, seven more · TheGrangemovementloststeam Sumptuous Meal While the men worked at carpentry,.thewomen prepared a sumptu ous meal that Included oyster stew, ch~. pickles, cakes, pies, bread. good jellies, preserves, country-made good sausage and pure milk. . Acconllng to the Journal, this hall at Little Kyger the first combination Grange hall and com· • munity center to be built In Galila County. The building commlttre lor the structure consisted of: George CAROLL Briggs, J . E . Kall, Horace KaU. SNOw'DEH . Oliver Roush, E. P. Thompson, 417 Second Ave. Aaron Thomas, and H. E. Shaver. Galllpoll•, Oh. Shaver, In 1917, was also the .· PhoneUl-4291 Gra nge master here: LfiTLE KYGER GRANGE 1111d Conununlty HaU was dedleiW!tl on Home 446-4~11 Two of the other principal officers May26, 1917, wWtOhloSWeGilUlgeMasterL.J. Taberpresent.lhl917, were: Myrtle Swisher and Grorge Like a good neighbor. Gallla County had lli Grange units. The first Grange In Gallla Coonty history was started In 18'73, In Green Twp. State Farm is there. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolii. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Buy Times-Sentinel classi~ieds Your Final Coal • otter mlg'o 1.00 ,..,.,, Purolator Oil Filter ottor mlg'o 25' robato wlpurch. ot t2. Your Final Coal Solo • • coverage. price- otter mfg'o1 .00 llbato That's StateFann Property Larry E: Salser, Deborah A. Salser to Walter R. Couch, Isabelle V. Couch, 2.024 acres, Chester. WHey C. White, deceased, Cllf· ford White, Harry F. White, Cert. of Trans., Salel)1. Kathryn Becker to Jan Grlesln· ger, 5.68 acres, Columbia. Ruth Taylor to HomerS. Hill, Sr., Emma V. lllll, 2 acres, Chester. Jessie C. Tipton, Anna L. Tipton to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop.. Inc., Right of Way, Rutland. Alan G. Lipscomb, Opal M. I,lpscomg to Buckeye Rural Electric Coop, One., Right of Way, _ Bedford. . BoBble Branham, Donna ,Jean Branahm Bobble Branham, Richard A. Klkel, one-half acre, Purolator Air Filter A great lawn care combination! Solo 3.25 Reg . 4.4t All a US Limit 2 ottor mlg'o 25' 11bote w/purch. ot 12. Kendaii10W40 Motor Oil , ue........ :.. ........ Sole Salo ggc Co..;,bl,.. the convenience of the Arlen• rear ura•baggM with the performance and quality of an Arlen• Riding Mower an.d you have an un· beatable combinttion. Your Final Cost Your Arlen1 dNier look• forwoircl to pointing out the many fine featurH of the Ariana Riding Mower• and will ohow you what 1 onap yard clean-up io with the oturdy rear greoobagger. otter mlg'o 2.00 rebate ASI YOUI DEAUI NOW TO: Solo 8.88 Reg. 13.95 79' Reg. 1.09 Limit 12 Your Final Cost 6.88 14.88 oiler mlg'o 3.00 rtbote Gas Matlcs Monroe Matics SAVE' . STATE FARM t~ansfers ••• 69' Rog. 99' ltmlt12 Your Final Cosl "Good service. was Kendaii10W30 Motor Oil Sole 2.25 Rog. 3.28 l 3.18 Limit 2 Sola 17.88 flog. 19.85 'VMONROEf' ~MOHR~Y ~-''•"<~ ,J._;.r.u ·•.,.,! " JH...,w I >~ !#..._ '' RIDENOUR SUPPLY 915-3301 ' . CHEmR, OH. INSURANCE 1!1 Stale Farm InsUrance companies Home Offices: Bloomington. lllmois Jl l~Th% rougn ~lflll . ""orCJable 8i,jtll will'! II'!• u1ra ppwer llnd_pef10frnarca lor your rear- ro~nd lawn artd garden cN»et, • CesHron frCIIli Ula ll!llh •· . tu I -- -~~~~·-- to · CHES1illl . 91S-3301 ' ~lpio. 1.99 ~ Your Choice • 2.99 .There's never been a"better time -to own · . a•luxury Cadillci.c or :Olds~obil~. -. ... Because we've got your interest .... BAUM LUMBER .. ... 1 Turtle.Wax · Carb Cleaner, Spit Fire Gas Treatment, Friction Proofing Or Automatic Transmission Stop-Leak Mag Cleaner, Special Flnlsh Wheel Cleaner, Or Wire Wheel Cleaner oz.. l1010012, 11ti2oo12 a 111)40012 .·. R.Q. 2.ei· .. ~ -. · · .. . .. tT22:i 10 or. or"tTi23 11 oz: " 1.00 Off Standard lgnitron 1.39 Your Choice· .Sii:'J~ Join The Excitement! ' ' Ill.._ _._,.. ' -S12-I Your Choice '~' Reg. from 3.95.. .... .. Sale from 2.95 ~~~a 2.00 Off Distributor Cap & ~- .,. •.:- Rotor Kits ., .,. . Reg. trom 5.95.. .. .: . Sale from3.95 -~ ile522S, U8135, M4504 l '51345 flog. II'Om 1.111 . ·. I"•, Tune-Up Kits - ~ 3.00 Ofl Electronic Ignition ~' Tu~e-Up Kits .··· . .· · , . ~.e. Reg. trom 10.95. . . . " .. . Sale from 7 .95 . .. Reg. Ul .._,, FINANCE. RATE ROLLBACK, OUr Guarantee Rolls Over The Competition .. ·_' . ': I AND 54,000 MD'S GliARAii'i ill)*• -~ · o· 9.··90~ . . . ; . c.--.' ~~~:~ :;ANNQAL .. ·. PERCENTAGE · RATE • 1985 ·o~- CADILLlc·-..·: · RONT. WHEEL DRIVE SEDAN DEVILLE & FLEnwOOD ' a :JO.tl Size P205r/75A14 .=r. Film' .~Ro~3: INRos~ ~ tNilosr llue, Smoke I Broftze. Reg. B.5C Utility Knllo IGT108 flog: 2.4t .• , Solo. 99' 19.88 . 1985 OLDSMOBILE FRONT WHEEL Remlg. Starters Or Altern~tors 91 REGENCY AND 91 REGENCY Reg. 32.88 ...... Solo 29.88 ... AND ... Automotive Window ~ 405 & '60510 Reg. 2.95 Compare quality! Nobody beats Melro 25's low prices on quality tires. And here·s proot Right now, get a S20 m..Eci!\!!5'!Ciulleis rebate when you buy !our Uniroyal Fastraks at Metro 25. Or. 11 you need less than lour tires. get a SS cash rebate on every Fastrak you buy. Hurry. ciHei ends June 7!1. Size P175f80R13 .9 &-Gfease_ or ·.. Aemover . Rust &Stain Remove-r . flog. 21 .88 High Torque Starter Reg. ' 24.88 ..... Sale 21.88 From 24.95 Import StartArAI Or Alternators With robulldoblo oxhongi . . Reg. from 31.95 Integral Alternalor t SOOOII Rebuilt Starter Solenoids wllh oxchongo. BROUGHAMS 36.88 1!II 7.88 Remfg. Carburetors Fuel Pumps w/Robulld. Exch. . 1BBL 2BBL ........... : . ...... 4BBL ...... , ............ Your Choice 47. 72.88 Except eloctronlc or Import . With rtbultd. oxchonge. Dom11t1c pump• tor passtnger cars •nd light lrucka. Reg. from 8.95 · li911X·S10358R R·ag. 7.50 . . ............ sate 4.88 1.00 Off. Valve Lifter i 00 Uti P205/75Rl5RWL Crew Chief R_&I.TB 240 J65/HR14BLK H-5peect rated JlAI.I8240 THE MOST ·ADVANCED CADILLAC$ AND OLDSMOBILE$ EYER BULl ARE READY FOR YOU AT•••• 1751HR14BLK H-speed rated UNIROYAL All· TERIAIN . 31 -IOSOIIS 31·1050115 WHITE LlnEI _,GOODRICH Ilk All-Ttrroin $7995 ....... $7895 RIO TIRE RUTLAND nRE 245-5151 If you don'tsee your size, call us. •soo Instant Credit' ( 742-3088 Mufflers . , SIMMONS For moet domestic cart ond light trucks. flog . 17.88 ., "Your Dealer.. On The R·iver." EAn MAIN ST. POMEIO~, OH. \ 14.88 OLDS~·CAD. , CHEV. Reg.froma.so .... .. . . .... ... ... .. . ...... Sale from 3.50 Muskegon Overhaul Kits Reg. hom 58.~5 . WE CARRY EXHAUST AND TAILPIPES AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES!! Prlcttln effect June 23 thru June.29, 1985. We ,_rve the _rtghtto limit quant11.... ( 209 UPPEI IIVEI IIOAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO GM8UAUIY IIIVICI Mill I . I 2.50 5.00 off Timing Gears 1.a. •s371 a,UIU NEW HOIIS: 9;9 MON.·FII. 9·4 SAT. .... '49.95 til II(} Oil PHONE: 992·6614 ' Reg. lrom 3.50 .. .. ... .. .. ..... . ... . . . . . ... . Sal~ from From Off Timing Chains I.e. HC350 trom12.95.... ..... . . . . ........ ... : ... . Sale from 7.95 Volvo Cover Gnkoto Reg. from 3.36. •... ...... Sale 2.88 TlmltlgeovorGIIokoto Reg.from•US. .......... Solo 4.81 �.. - The Ohio-Point Times-Sentinel •• • June 23. 1 Va. Agriculture and our community Tobacco tour Aug. 15-16, schedules announced By BRYSON R. CARTER, Gallaeo-ty Extension the trip. Our planned route and ~hedule follows: Aput, Asrlcullure GALLIPOLIS-'-AtObaccotourofl Thursday, Aug. 15 southern Ohio and nortbPm KenWe wiU leave the Gallla County tucky Is planned for. Gallla County Fairgrounds at6a.m. and arrtveat farm families onAug.lS-16. the Southern Ohio Branch AgriculThe tour ~ being planned and tural Research and Developmental conducted by the Gallla County Center near Ripley, . Ohio, at Prtde-In-Tobacco Association, Oltio approximately 8 to 8:30 a.m. and Cooperative Extension Service and tour farms, Including tob;lcco Ohio Farm Bureau. research plots a~d barns. . Gallla and nelghbortng county At 9: 30 a.m. we. will leave for fartnE:'rs, Uielr wives, guests and · Lexington and at 11: 45, will lunch at others interested in tobacco are Shoney's In Lexington. encouraged to participate. Appl'oxlWe will then arrive at the mate cost per person will be about Splndletop Farm · (University of $50 to $55, plus meals. Kentucky Research Farm) at 1:30 We will be traveling by chartered bus and .spending one night in Lexington, Ky. We need $5 per person to boldyourreservatlonnow, and reservations will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Balanceofthetrlpcostwlll be due about three wee!(s before making p.m. Spindletop Farm Is just Northwest of Lexington. We will tour the tobacco research plots, see tobacco housing and a one-man tobacco housing system. ' At 3: JJ, we will tour Darby Dan Farm. We will arrtve at Campbell House Motel in Lexington at5p.m. andat7, we will haveoureveningmeal-at the motel with. Ira Massie, retired University of Kentucky Extension Tobacco Speclallst who will be an after dinner speaker. Friday, Aug. 16 . At9a.m. wewllltourtheTobacco and Health Research Institute on the University of Kentucky campus (Where we wlll havr coffee and donuts), and a-t 10: 30, we wUI!eave . Lexington. We will arrive at the Doug Gay Farm, which is located- between Lexington and Winchester, Ky., (we will see tobacco and Hereford cattle) . At 12 noon, we will leave the · Gayfarm. We are scheduled to arrive at the F. W. Rickard Seeds, Inc., Farm, which l!llocatedatWoncltester,Ky.• . at12:l:Jp.m. WewUithenhavelunch and visit seed fields. warehouse and observe thl' operations. At 3:30, we will head for home, via I-64. For additional lnfonnatlon, call the extension office, 446-7707. · AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE •All Makes •Reasonable Prices ·r · - .. . , • a ~ ness· 1!im•- tdmet · ~Busilless ·Briefs:---. UPI chairman . . . . ' cntlCJ.ZeS unton S Local woman's husband prorrwted GALLIPOLIS - Clarence Archer lias been Pl'OJJI9ted to vice president of the pharmacy division tor Waf-Mart Stores Inc., Bentonville, Ariz. Fonnerly the company's dlvlslon director, Arcber is married to the fonner Btclcy Johnson o! Gallipolis. Prior to joining Wal·Mart in 1982 as dlrectQr of pbannacy, Archer worked for W~ndt-Brtstol Professional Pt!armacy as a pharmacll!t , for eight years; Super-X Drug Stores as· a pharmacist, store manager, district manager and vice presldent-reglonal~rfor l 16 years; and.with Skillern Drugs of Zale Corp. as vice president of operations. Tht> Steubenvllle natlvt> Is a 1004 graduate Unlversil)l School of Pharmacy. or news releases the Ohio State Tandy May sales up 8 percent FORT WOR1H, Texas - Tandy Corp.'s May sales were $216,2ffi,(XX), an 8 percent Increase over May 1984 sal~ of$200,a;,(XX). Tandy's U.S. retaU operations recorded a 13 ¢ercent gain to · $174,4J7,(XX) during 1985 from $154,347\<ID in May 1984. Sales of U;S. relall stores in existence mote than a year rose. 10 percent durtng Mayl985. Enrollment examination offered · Peeps Ex-Tribune, Gallia Times sports ~ditor earns honor CINCINNATI - Applications for the 1985 Internal Revenue Service Special Enrollment Examination must be postmarked. no later than July 31, tbe IRS aiiiiOUitCed. . ThE- exarnlfllltlon wm be given Thursday, Oct. 10, and Frtday, Oct. 11. It Is given annually In each IRS district to those who wish to apply for enrolllrK>nt to practice before tbe IRS. · The application tee Is S50 for those taking aD four parts of the examination, and $40 for prior year examinees taking fewer than four parts. All checks or money orders must be made payable to the and Inexpensive way to reduce heat lolls and save energy dollan. Shrubbery planted dose to the house can also provide a natural type of IRs. Insulation. By J. SAMUEL PEEPS GALLIPOLIS - Boss man Hobe Wilson tells us that Thad Gardner, former sports editor oftheGallipolls Tribune and old weekly Gallia Times (predecessor of the TimesSentinel), will be one of two veteran Ohio sports writers inducted Into the Ohio United Press International's Hall-of-fame the weekend of June 28, at the Marriott Inn-East. Columbus. WEATHERIZE AND SAVE- Caulldng around windows Is asbnple •. Those taking the examination will neecj the Special Enrollml>nt Examination Application J;'acket, whiCh can be obtained from the Public Affairs Office, Internal Revenup Service, f.O. Box 3459, Cincinnati, Ohio 45201, or by ·calling 513-621-<l28lln Cincinnati, or 1-llXJ.424-1()1() and requesting the SEE packet. Weatherization in summer urged by Columbia Gas New 84 Lumber store opening HUNTINGTON, W.Va.- ThenewestiW LuinberCo. store, on U.S. 00 behind the Red Roof 1nn here, wUl be open for businesS June 29. Severa.! events, Include free do-it-yourself clinics, Paul Bunyan Games and eXhibitions qy Benny"Boom-Boom'' Koske, billed as the ''Human Bomb,'' are scheduled during grand opening ceremonies set for July 4-6, said Bill Underdonk, the store manager. GARDNER WORKED for and under Peeps in tile early 1950s short.ly after he was graduated from Ohio State University in.thesprlng of 1951. After leaving Gallipolis In the fall of1953, for Birmingham, Ala., he returped to Kenton •. his home town. Gardner, whlie here, marrted the former Harriet Young, a GAHS graduate, in the early 1950s. , . . \ Area personnel·file -~ ANarnER INDUCI'EE wlll be ·J>ersh Rohrer of the Kent-Ravenna . ReCOrd Car.ri~r, former sports .edltorofthe Aihens Messenger (late· '19405-early · 1950s). Rohrer. along with Peeps and the "Father of ihe Sou thea stern Ohio At hlet.lc League," the late BiU Thomas, Wellston, helped orgailize 'the Southeastern Ohio League Six>rtswrtters Association In 1949. ant! • JERRY . MILLER, 33 Garfield Ave.. lent Peeps this two-column clipping from the Canton RePository (page25,Sunday,Apri12l,m!5) topPed ·by · ~ phOtllgrapll of wife Bettye Russell advising her husband John on a music arrangement. Louise Johnson is the author of the piece about J . .T. Russell, exGallipol{tan, who "once chose torts over tooting and now dabbles In . ~· . ~ .. . . CHESHIRE - Effective June 1, . R Eugerip Weaver was promoted from · unit supervisor to assistant . shift Operating engineer and Larry A. Eblin was promoted from 1\!lUIP,ment operator to unit superviSor according to L. ~- Ford, Ohio ValleY Electric Corporation plant both."' manager. : Weaver joined OVEC In August, 1955, as a inalntenance helper. In February, 1956, lie became an auxiUary equipment operator In the CJl"''a tlons departmenJ where he advanced to unit supervisor. Weaver and wife Marilyn reside at 4!J2S!xthSt., New Haven, W.Va. : Eblin joined OVEC in September, 1971, as a laborer. In May, 1973, he liecame a utUIIy operator and later aflvanced to equipment operator in tllat department. He and his wife~ Angela. reside on ~t. 2, Gallipolis. I KANA UGA - Lissa Hjll has, Jlllned the staff of Counterparts · flair Design and Tanning Salon, :m t)pper River Rd., as a stylist. . • She 15~ a graduate of KygEf Creek High SchOOl and Preston Beauty (!allege and has a certified lnstructpr and manager license In cosmetology. 1 She has attl'nded seminars con- LOUISE writes that J. T. once had a chance to play trumpet with the big-time band of Tony Pastor. but chose to study law instead. Here's a direct quotation: "RUSSELL, 00, practices law In an office in a blue house at 001 South Main St., and his associates Include his wife Bettye, and hi& sons, Marc · and Michael. (HisotherchildrenarP Pamala Kurtz and Jeffrey Russell. There are six grandchildren." 1 J 'HE AND HIS wife took the bar examination together, j:Jassi>d it, and became the first husband-wife team In Ohio to do so ... "Ever since he was a child in the Southern Ohio IO)A'tl of Gallipolis, Russell has been a ·musician. His first love was the plano, but he switched to the trumpet when, as a seventh-grader. he realiZed he would never be anOther Arthur Rubinstein." ~ncorp THIS ARTICLE Is datelined North Canton, and his realization came "before he attended Gallion" - ; that's right. or at least that's the way It was written in the Repository - : :'Gallion A~Cademy High School an(! formed a dance band as a freshman ... Russell bllls his MeadoW Brook band as 'the danceablP band.' and It plays tunes madP famous by such greats as Glenn Mlllt>r, CountBasle, Duke Ellington, Woolly Herman · and Tommy DorSt')!. " ~ untday said llsl'llrnlng5.rose57.7 ' rcent in the second quarter. Gencorp said Parnlngs were $35.3 mllllon or $1.62 per share In the secomJquarter, up from $22.4 mll· Upn or $1.02 per share In the same Pfl'lod last year. Sales tor the quarter were $76ll.6 up 7.8 percent !rom f7ff7.7 JUIIon. njWiob. . , 1111t t'OIIJINIIIY lllld prollllltor tllf ye.. .... aa m1111on, up M.' pttellll flmltll'l mlllon Ill 1981. ~ w lhart! 1llll!1'l! l166 tor tile period, up fraln $1.CII. . · s.111 .., . . .._. ot the aero&pd lid lltflllae 1 gment, opel'• ated by . AeroJe1 General, were substantially higher than last )ll'llr. The plastics and 1nduatrlal productl.pll!lll.11111'4l~b)ID!Ver- slteeb QM p \ wutJII ?• b aliifactory t!lll'lllnP pert'ormallce I I v GALLIPOLIS - Investing a few dollars now on weatherization projects around the house can pay big dividends next w!nt«.>r, saysJohn . M. "Jake" Koebel, Gallipolis area manager for Columbia Gas of Ohio. "We encourage our customers to look for ways to weatherize their homes whlie the weather's nice," Koebel said. "This can be just as simple as checking the caulking and weatherstripping around the windows arid door;;. · .. . , ..• ·.. "Many .law-cost, - do-lt.·YoUrsel( c6nservation projects can be done· easUy around the home," Koebel said, "to keep warm air Inside in the wlntt>r. "Significant energy savings can result from Insulating water heaters, caulking and weatherstripping around windows and doors, and installing eleetrlcal outlet Insula tors and doors sweeps," he said. Koebel also said that adding insulation In Ceilings and walls, w)l~l'j' ~l.ble, cii!J. alijO Jielj) .greatly to rt'iluce· waste of ~a ted air. "Of course, II. Is very lmporlant that heating equlpmpnt operate at peak efficiency," Koebel said. ·"Usually, the biggest gains in energy savings are made by replacing outdated equipment." Replacing an older furnace with a modern high-efficiency model can low~ gas usage by as much as 30 percent, Koebel said, pointing out that new-model gas furnaces oper· ate as high as 97 IJ!"rcent efficient SomP energy-saving projects are eligible for tax credits, to provide additional dollar savings, Kriebel said. Weatherization Ups are outlined In "The Everyday Energy Saver's Guide," available free at aD)! Columbia Gas office. "Most Importantly, following the By GREGORY GORDON WASHINGTON (UP!) - The chairman of United Press Interna· tiona!, seeking to sell a six-month wage frEeze to union-covered employees, has criticiZed union leadPrs tor "selective report.lng" on con. tract negotiations. UPI Chairman Luis Nogales also disclosed Thursday tha this salary Is $190,(XX), minus a 10 percent wage cut, and said that was fair compensation. Nogales said he deferred most or his incomPforseven monthsptiorto the company's Chap!er 11 bankruptcy IU!ng AprU 28 and now is an unsecured creditor of the company for $69,(XX). Nogales said President Ray Wechsler draws the same salary and such wages are typical for .a company the size of UPI and' are necessary to attract managers needed to forge a turnaround. "People may think these a!'(' outrageous wagf'l!," Nogales said. "but the fact Is these people (UPI's management team) are making less than what we were paying consultants" untll this spring, when Nogales became UPI's top opera! · log officer. William Morrissey, president of the Wire Service Guild, said the union had yet to receive a list of management salaries. HI' had no comment on Nogales' salary disclosure. The company has asked UPI's700 Gulid-covered employees to accept six contract concessions. Including a six-month wage freeze in which workers would forego a 5 percent hike scheduled for July 1 and another 5 percent increase In October. On Sept. 17, pmployees accepted a 25 percent wage cut to keep the Cl)lllpany allvP. Two phased pay restorations since then have re- ~~t:ald~ve e~ergy dolla~," T)leEnergySaversGuldegtvl'l!a · . duced the cut to 10 percent amount lng to an annual base salary. or about $26,(XX) for top-scale newspeople. . Of the proposed contract modifi- cations UPI has said are needed to attract a buyer, and achieve a _ recovery, Nogall'l! said the proposed wage freeze is the most critical. He hinted UPI might modify other proposals, which Include requests that employees assume more of their medical coverage. return to a .. 40·hour work week and accept reduced 5everan.ce entlt!l'ments: Union negotiators said this week that soinP executive pay raises, company plans to bUy a $125,tnf computt>r and a hefty new contract with a financial adviser raise questions as to why UP! ca nnot afford $255.(XX) to cover the 5 percent raise for the next three months. • Nogales complained that thr· union. In a bulletin to Pmployees, resoned to "selective reporting" about a negotlatlonssesstononthose issues Wednesday. The bulletin quoted company negotiators that UPl "will hot seek givebacks from top executlvt>s - .. including Luis NogaiPs - because they might quit ~ t·heir salaries or benefits are reduced." Nogales said non-union em:. ployees are committed to accepting a six-month wage frl>e7.e, with the exception of one or two exempted by : personal service contracts. " 1 will not return this company to mediocre business management:· Nogales said. · Nogales said he told the union Ia sf summer · he would have to pay "competitive salaries" to build a top financial management team, "and they encouraged me to do so." Morrissey said, howpvpr, there was "no discussion" on paying high salaries for a iinancial team. veleran employees. · ·· - · .. . . · . ,, . . . . . .. . ·:v~~~:~~:::.':t~::!~ ·retire from··KC· plant· tips on outsllle-the-bome projects that can saVe energy, such as planting of shrubbery close to the house to provide a natural l)lpe of Insula tlon. An energy audit of the home, conducted by trained specialists, can also be arranged by Columbia Gas. "I know It's pleasant out there now, and the ·memories of last . Winter's ...Vere-Cold weatber and heating bills are fading, butless than six months from now, It's going to start getting cold a~ain," Koebel added. . "Now Is thP time to take advantage of tht> nice weather to do weatherization projects, which will pay for themselves , maD)! limes over In most cases. In enl'rgy savings down the road," hesatd. CHESHIRE - Two vett>ran. Pmployees at the Ohio Valley. Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek Power Plant; BiU N. Fugate, Assistant Shift Operating Engineer, and Ryamond L. ZerklP, Yard Supertntendent, retired Junp 1, according to Louis R. Ford , Jr., plant manager. · Fugate . jOined OVEC in December;71004,' as an ' equipment operator in the operations departmPnt .In Junt>1~. hew as promoted to unit supervisor and In October 1981, to assistant shift operating ·· engineer. · Before joining OVEC. Fugate spent two years with The Dayton Power and Light Company. glviD? him a total of over 32 years In the l'lectrlc utility industry. Fugate, a native of Chelyan, W.Va .. served with the U.S. Navy fr0 m191l to1947 . . He Is a member of the VFW, the ', American Legion, a nd the Moose Lodge in POint Pleasant, W.Va. He and his wife, Sami. reside at 2917 Spruce Ave .. Point Pleasant. Zerkle joined OVEC in October 1004 as a yard supervisor in the yard ' department and In June 1967, was promoted to ya_rd ~upertntendelit . :· Eefpre jolniM OVE~. ·he worked . for the Central Operating Com pan~ In New Haven. W.Va .. for five ani! ' one-half yt>ars. giving him a total of ' more than 36 years In the electric ' ut!Uty Industry. Zerkle. a native of New Haven, W.Va .• served with the U.S. Navy from 1943 to 1916. He is a member of the Cheshire Baptist Chureh aild the Masonic Lodge 456 in Cheshire. He and his wif~. Doris, residP at Cheshire. ' dueled by Carole Ly~n Smith, Kim Jetter, Cheena O'Searo and Mike Swiger of PboenJx,.Ariz. In the arts . of precision hair clit:tlag fOI' men and women and ~ halntylr lng .techniques, color, pemianents and frostings. Duling the past 11 years she bas worked at Hair Happening Beauty Salon. · Lissa and her daughter, Sherry, reside at Rt. 1, Gallipolis. earnings ·increased AKRON, Ohio' (UP!) .- Gencorp OUR urn.E desk dlcttonery · reads that a tort IS any wrongful act (not invOlving a breach of contract) for which a ctvD action will Ue. Section.~. June 23, 1 .' althcltl8hsaleswmiiiM'i'dueiOIIOft mat1ret conditionS In the tennli ball bUsiness and the effect or di!ICOII· tJnued product Unes. ThP tire ~t. operated by General Tire, reported essentially level sales tor !be quarter, cotlllst- . ent with market conditions. Corporate lncon1l' In the second quarter includes a $U million ~~ gain on salt- or exceu jMopil.l). . · Dlleltalons CG~~t~J~w repn~~aa IY..... ~ fl. ')diller ~ bM!III . bent Tile company'• llhare ofFroatiPr ~ossesattertaxtorthealx · moMh periods were ts.S muuon 111 )9111 &lid 16.3 million Ia lliiN. Howl'ver, the alrUne reported a small profit In the secorld quarter which lllcluded a aettlement or a Pp'endlng IUIIlt ll""'dy clalnl., Tbe CXIIIPJIIIY'I ' lllll'e Wll ...9 rnlllloll. ,, STUDI!.NIS TOUR PlANT - !laltlflnla In mateNitl ._.... ..t plant layout cla a at IUo Gl'llllde 0£ p --' Cuonw• liMy Cullep Ui1e11 &lie Robb1ii1 A~ electric motor dhlllaa plant Iii O•E!s .. 'ftwtriii!Erved [lh• Involved Iii el! ~ motorCIIIIIRudltla.O • die .......... sheet metal tilam!*lr. wlni wnppln& tlild moter Ulelllbly. Seen !IIMwe, from left, are ltudenla 0.\'e Dunlap, Bob Ebtt&M, Gret Sheok tlild Dale Tribble. Allo 011 Mild are Mille Ml!llron, E. Jtanald ComelluB, lniltnMlb' of mamdacturlal dlfj' ~ria&. and Roe llemmelprn, a -'IICturlnl eqlneer a& RGIIbiMloM)'en. •. .. �June 23, 1985 r---Ohio • • Briefs:-~ :~ IRS commissioner denies tax return destruction charges Chef Boy-ar-dee founder dead _ PARMA (UP!) - Cio:>f Hector J. Bolardi, founder of Chef . Boy-ar-dee products and whose face appears on those product packages, died in a Parma nursing home Friday at the age of f!l. Bolardl and his wife Helen started the mulll-mUilon dollar pasta sauce operation In their tiny Cleveland kitchen In 1928. · The operation outgrew three Cleveland factories and by 1!&, Chef BoJarcll had moved his spaghetti business to a .nl,IXXJ.square-foot factory In Milton, Pa. . By the time American Home Products bought out BQlardlln 1946, spaghetti a Ia Boy-ar-dee was being dished out across the country at a $20 million-a-year rate. Bolardl's chubby, rosey-cheeked face appears on the packages of Chef Boy-ar-dee products. · · Bolardl maintained homes In the Clevelahd suburb of Shaker Heights and also In Hollywood, Fla. .' ~ • t.,., I" , : : '"',, " ,. .,.,. Power plant completion delayed GOWN DISPlAY - 'Ibis altradlve display of ladies goWil'l dating back lo lhe la&e lliOO's lllld early lOOO's Is featured at the Meigs Museum from llo5 p.m. Sunday as a partoflhe Heritage Weekendobserv1111ce In Pomeroy. With the display Is Margaret Parker of the Meigs Coonty Pioneer lllld lllstorical Society. HUMMEL FlGURINES - A varied display of Goebel Hmrunel figurines and other Goebel art pieces are heiDg featured at the X & C Jewelry Store on East Malo ~. as part of Herllqe Weekend In Pomeroy. 'The Goebel company has been In buslne88 !Iince 1117llllld has produced the Hummel ligures based on palutings dooe by Sister Miuia Hwnmel over 50 years ago. Cult ·buril[ll site may he-a 'fairy tale' TOLEDO, Ohlo (.UPI) - The exlstance of a burial site for human sacrifices In a rural Lucas County area may tumouttobejust "a Iaiiy tale," officials admitted Frtday. "We'll go back and try to gather more intelligence," said Lt. Kirk Swprtse, the Lucas County Sheriff's official In charge of the operation. But officials said they had temporarily suspended all digging operations. No sign of human sacrifices were found, although authorities discovered several objects In the area related to Satanic ctilts and their ceremonies. Surprtse said • the !allure to find any bodies does not disappoint hlm, but he added "if they're there, I want to lind them." Both Surprise and department spokesman Marvin Reams expressed doubts of ever finding any of the50to60bodlesSheriffJamesTelb said may be burled there. " I would just assume this thing all will turn out to be a big fairy tale, " Kirk said. Authortties began digging Thursday in an area near several abandoned buildings, set In woods and fields along two abandoned roads. They 'based the digging on information which came from three unrelated sources and their own survellence. . Surprise said he himself went Into a wooded area one night lnAprlland listened to male voices chanting and conducting'what he_believed to be a satanic ceremony. Swprlse said he was unable to get close enough to see lt . The location was not the oM which Is being excavated, he said, declining to elaborate. Officials found evidence of cult activity, Including a headless doll nailed to a board, a triangular arrangement of wood stakes and the remains of a bonfire. They also found various markings and symbols written Inside a building and an eight-inch knife, Surprise said. Several of the sites excavated were done on the recommendation of Tiffin Deputy Police Chief Dale Griffis, an expert In cult activity. · Griffis made his suggestions on · the basis of the soft earth ani! other features, Swprtse said. Also assisting was an archeologist from Heidelberg College In Tiffin, Michael Pratt. Pratt is studying the gmund and looking for clues where the ground might have been disturbed. In a news conference Thursday Telbsaldtheallegedsatanlcactlvity has been going ·on in Spencer Township since 1969. The number of bodies suspected of being buried there Is based on a sa tanlc calender that calls for sacrUices at certain times of the year, flo:> sheriff said. Reams admitted therelsachance the information given investJgators may be misleading, particularly if the CUlt was aware It was under survellance. Soviet satellite illuminates midwest skies a see .. • Mengele's body identified by experts By TOM MURPHY SAO PAULO, Brazil tUPI) International experts Identified a 1979 drowning victim as Nazi war crtmlnal Dr. J95ef Mengele, but survivors of his grisly concentration camp expertments rejectro the finding and said they will continue their search. Seventeen Brazilian, West German and U.S. experts Friday gave federal Pollee Chlef Romeu Tuma two reports on their two-week examination of skeletal remainS, hair, photograph$ and handwriting samples of the man who lived near Sao Paulo from 1961 until he droWned in 19'79. "There Is no way this Is not hlm," said Dr. LoweULevlne,aNcwYork University dentistry professor sent toBrazU by the Justice Department. "We are satisfied with the investigation," said Horst Gemmer, ~eagan chief of the West German government's Nazi-hunting unit. "It looks like the case could be closed.' ' Retired Israeli pollee officer Menachem Russek, Israel's official observer at the forensic examinations, concurred and said, "If he is dead,'tben It's a disappointment that he was never brought to justice." In Israel, however, a group of survivors of Mengele's gruesome genetic experiments aimed at developing a blue-eyed, blondhatred master race for Adolf Hitler rejected the finding. "We simply don't believe any of this," said Vera Kriegel, who heads Candles, an Israeli-based organlza. tlon of . survivors of Mengele's experiments on dwarfs and twins at the Auschwitz death - camp In Poland. "It's all nonsense. An attempt to get us off his Iran," she said. "He has done it before and he has done It again. We shall continue to look for. him." Lowell told reporters tbe skeleton, was without a "significant doubt" that of Mengele, who was charged with responsibility for the deaths of 400,(00 people, mostly Jews. "We looked at the totality of the evidence. There are .just so many consistencies - height, dental. age, sex, race, facial superimpositions," Lowell said. In Washington, Attorney General Edwin Meese said the Department of Justice "accepts the concluslim" of the 'International team. Stanley Mortis, director of the U.S. Marshals Service, said It was ending a "more than four-month Investigation ln.to the location" of Mengele, who was dubbed the · "Angel of Death" for his role In ·. ,, .'' .• •' terrorism. 1 Speakes said two <1 thew]yes, who For. Reagan, monltortng the were among the nrst [l8118engers Rooeev~!t'swamlngthatAmerlca's ' hostage crisis by telephone from releasedbythehljackers,hadiears wrath, bums like a consuming Camp David. the hijacking saga-of Jn their eyes as they embraced flamp' mce kindled, Saturday Trans World Airlines llight 8!17 has Reagan and io:>ard hlm offer faced the IO!IIber task of honoring neverbeenfar!romcenterstagethe assurances that the United States the latest Arnerk:an victims of past week. was doing everything poesible 'to · termilmabroad. Aday-longtrtptoDallasFrldayto secure the release ot the 40 As the Lebanon hoetaae crisis deliver a speech on tax reform and Americans. entered Its nlntb ~. Reagan voluntarism to the am!Ual conven, FamUy 'members said they were planned to be on~ at Andrews lion of .the Lions Club International comforted by their meeting with Air Foi'CI! Base late Saturday was punctuated by a private Reagan but reilllzed he has no afternoon fortheretumtttik>bodles :rl-mlnute meeting between Reagan miracles to offer. of tour U.S. Marines kiUed ,Wednes- and 14 relatives of three of the men Lois, the mother of h!Btage Allyn day night In £!Salvador. sliD being lo:>ld In Lebanon: Allyn ~ll. said; "Hewasllkeafamlly BEfore that Reagan planned to Conwen, Vincente Garza and Ro- . member . . I feel much better by consult with VIce Plesldent George bert Trautmann Jr. . talldngtothepresldent.Hesaldal<it . Bush, who he has appointed to White House spokesman Larry of encouraging words." spearhead a KOVe!'lllll~f review of Her bus~, Roll, said, "They II The remains, burled under an a'\'umed name, were exhumed June6from the cemetery In the town ofEmbu. Mengele's son Rolf recently said the man who drowned in1979washls' father who had rewards totallng$3.4 million offered for · Information leading to his capture. ) -- -·---- . ......_ ..... don't hav.e any miracles 1n the hat. It's going to be a long grinding out ~(of negotiating)." · In Beirut, Lebanon, Conwell servro as a spokesman tor the hostages at a chaotic news conference the day before and, reading !rom a written statement had beseechedReaganonthelrbehaltto press for the releue by lll'llel of more !han 700 ShJlte Moslem prisoners whoae freedom has been demanded by the hijackers Reagan, however, no sign offlexlbllltydespltefrullratlonover the stalemate 1n Beirut and lhe killings of the tour Marines and two other Americans 1n San Salvador · I In revoking the license, the board rulro that CAAA had planned or aided in the commission of drug trafficking and illegal processing of drJ.tg documents. The Cuyahoga County prosecutor's office is Investigating. I ----·-·---'- Justice Department spokesman heacted the administration's attack on affirmative action plans and Terry Eastlimd said Reynolds forced busing for four years as head would not withdraw his own name of the Justice Department's civil for the job. "He's the president's choice tor the job. The president is rights division. Reagan nominated Reynolds for a supporting him," Eastland said . The nomination is considered an promotion as associate attorney general hut whether he will be hnportant litmus test for the Whi te confirmed has become an open House. If Reynolds fall s to win confirmation or If . his name is question. While Democrats are calling for withdrawn, It would he a nega tlve Presl<lent Reagan to withdraw the vote for the administration 's civil nomination, White House spokes- rights record . "The administration stands man Larry Speakes said the president had no intl'ntlon of doing proudly on its civil rights reco~d and .we're not afraid of any inspection of so. that record, " Eastland said. While the judicial)' committee wlll meet again Thursday on the nomination , some political observers believe the White House. at best, can only expect 1he committee to send the nomination tot he Senate floor without a recommendation to confirm. "Because the hearings demonstrated th a t Brad Reynold,s has not enforced the civil rights laws and has not been. candid with the committ ee. it is very doubtful that the committee will report out the nomina tion favorably," said Ralph Last Thursday. Sen . Arlen SpecNeas, head of the Leadership lor, R-Pa., joined most of the Conference on Civil Rights. Democrats on the committee In If the Reynolds nomina !Jon is sent declaring he would not vote for to Ihe Senate floor without mdorsc-' m ent, it almost certainly witt Reynolds . Specter said he would guarantee a lengthy floor fight and vote agai nst Reynolds because he re newed scru tiny about 1he admin- "deceived me and tl>? committee" during hi s sworn testimony. _lstration's civil rights policies. Spec tei·, who Is facing a tough "There's a politically embarrassIng situat ion out there wailing to re-clrction fight next year. was the hap(X'n," said a Democratic con- focvs of a heavy '.\'hite House gressional aide who asked not to be lobbying effort to vote for Reynolds. identified . "And it's not going to be While Specter asked for more on busing andquotas. lt 'sgoingtobe information from Reynoldr about about meal and potat oes civil rights certain cases fast week, it a ppeared unlikely he would change his mind. stuff," ·rribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 t Initial Piketon layoffs announced PIKETON (UP!) · - Officials at the Piketon Gas Centrifuge Enrichment Plant told 70 Goodyear Atomic Corp. employees they won't have jobs after Friday. They are the first of at least 1,200 to be laid off within the year. Plant officials had said 400 jobs would be eliminated by October, but another In) jobs became affected after the Department of Energy said lt.would no longer pursue<;Jevelopment of the Advanced Gaseous Diffusion process for enriching uranium. ·The decision will halt construction of the $2.6 billion uranium enrichment processing complex. Representatives of the governor's office, the Bureau of Employment Services, the acting general manager of the, DOE project, representative of the 011, Chemical and Atomic Workers union and Goodyear Atomic Corp. officials will hold a "get acquainted" session man atlept to,.,., what job opportunities there are for th~ affected workers. Public Notice ' PUBLIC NOTIC£ Agency on Aging Olttrict 7, tnc. will be occopt· I "l Tho - lng propooalo for tho - of fundi from Tide HI of tho Older .' Amoricono Act for the_. at piDI/iclng nulrition oncl OD· . . eer'tlicn for Qkler people in Go111oi CouniV- Go-onu will be owonlocl for tho period Jon· ....,. 1 thoogh Ooocet;.... 31' 1981. The -wing priority ....._ wiP be oonaideNd for .,.... ...,., ." . ,. .' • .. -Columbus riiiin indicied · .• ' . ~ - -·· -~ • : . Title 111 C1 ...... Congregate MHII and NUtrition friltrUC· v tion ~ Title Itt C2- Homo-Oollv· . .., stitu,lon .' ' tion ' ·' ared Meals and Nutrition ln- Title Itt B - Trenoporto· EKort lnfc,mation & Referral Client Finding IOutroochl '· ' -, _· . no~RSVPJ organizations should request 1 propo1al package by writing to: ..... • M ,. '. . · . Gas plant set ·to close P.O. Box 97B, . .. "tli ·~ "".. ·l•'t ,. ' ' . L-----------------------------~----J.-~ . . ' ,, ' I P,fl verurys, Birthdays, pertlas. Singing Qonllto. Coli Bol· t~onol!o Co . .614-446-4313. All.NatUral We..,ht-loal: pro~ graiTI Can help you lose 10-29 pluo poundo In your Oudline for aubmlulon of propotalt is 4:30p.m . on July 24. 1981 In the office ol the ArM Agency. All' MrVICBI are offered on a on-discriminatory b..is. ' NOW. OPEN-- Edno'o Tropical Sunmn. Gelllpolia Ferry. .croll from Herry Siders' ' ' . ' < ..... a!ttlque1 liquidation Nles. Licensed Ohio and Bill G•ne Johnson Giveaway 2· 3 month old Callico co- lorod kittlno. Colt 814-2619369 illtor 2PM. modo . Collll14·446·3918. FIN kineno, 3 mole. 1 doo. ln odcllion,lt to our policy I kltieno, 2 lemole-blue 10 rwcruit. hire and promote in atriped with cream merk· o1 ]Ob . , . _ _ without lngo. 3 croom mate. Colt fWIIIid to"""'· color, rollgion, 114-4411-1364. oflltlo. t1on or belleb, or hlndic:8p !provided phyolaol Umltotion 4 kittens liner troined. Colt 11 4-441·8264. not pni1181it job porlarmonco). ,..,...,. ohlll not be Free puppies to good home, - Lorette. It to our policy to Uke oiiiiiNtlve oction to _ , . Ill 1n1n1ng prognmo ond ol I*· octlontoUCiioooroto 3 female puppiea. 7 weeks old. Port Doberman. port Shepherd. emonthoh!black COII1P8'•tion. balwft&w. t;w•loo s. p;on10-. toyo11o lemolo. Good wllh children. 114-992-7418. ..-od without ........ to ..... ot- ._ Klttena. free to good home . .. ....-.- .. ThrM molo slx-weok·old klt- of origin, -. •-bv. ..... poltloolol- · citiZ-*'ip, hondk:ap L_ D - E. 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Call -----·'Gailiiioils__ ______ _ ---- P-clmiir6v--- ·---& Vicinity 304-675-3950 Or 1·800642-3619 . iii!Jilllyl!ll!l'l :'II~ I whlll. Phone 304'· 881· 3310 oltor 12 noon. Pvppleo to 1 - d horm;, one trl color and 3 block • white. Phone 304-171-1730. otrtpod. Colt 304•171· 171111. 11 VII I'\ H I W e P anted Wetldnt de•lw. No ew:perlenoe ry. Eern 215· 80%. Pro_,o_lor 1111, oloo n-... II'OCihlng tenino portloo. Colll14·4411-3318. Wonted quollflod peroon to 8 Loat 1nd Found 3 Announncementa LOST br-n lollhor chock· book, vicinity ol lit. 218. II you hove ony lnformollon plooM C8ll 114·2118·11128. 31 Pre- school Instructor (9 month position) at the Guid· ing Hand School. Bachelors 23 Professional Degree. Able to meet Ohio Services Department of Education M .S.P.R. Certification requirements or be willing to Piano Tuning and Repair. obtain . tnstruction for Brunicerdi Music Co ., 614handicapped · developmentally delayed legal experience preferable. 446-0687 . Twentieth year would also like applicant of quality service. Lane children ages 0 · 5. Available for the 1985 ~ 86 school year . with ~ookkeeping al)d word Daniels, 614-742 -2951 . Appiic.,tiOns : incJu~e offieial ·, plocessing knoWledge . In~ 't ransof ipts. cOpy ·of ceftifi~ ··ter.es:ted . applicant• , pleaae · Su~Mior E~~~:termirlating ~~·.· forward resume tO P. 0 . Box ·ln'c. · 'People ~ who appre··· cation, and a one page 486, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ciates your Busine55'. Li· philosophy of education . censed : Ohio- WVa . Call Write: Gallia County Board 614 -245-9162 o• 6t 4-375of Mental Retardation ~ 2712 . Developmental Disabilities, 12 Situations P. O. Box 14, Cheshire, Ohio Wanted Water welts drilled and ser · 45620 or can 6t4-367- 1- - -- - -- - -\ficed . Prices on request. Call 0102. Application deadline Jutv 8. 1965. Need 3 ladies to sell AVON . Call 6t4-446-3 358. give swtmming ..._"' to 12 yr. old child. Swimmoro lovot . Cell 114·441-0304. AVON up 10 SO% llmlngo, 2 woyo towm. C.. l14-4412111. Room & board for 18dy in private room , bath. large BR -Iounge, TV. reason"ble . Call 614 -256-6609. Experienced cook, kitchen 1- - - -- - - - -workBr. Apply in person. , Persons Body Shop, Lucas Holidau Inn Gallipolis. NO Lane, Pt . . Pleasant , WVa . ' near K&K Mobile Homes . phone calls please . Popular prices. 614 -985 · , ~ lc Ealy assembly work! 6600 . 41 ·74 · per 100. Guaranteed payHave room and board for ment . No experience - no male or femBie. Mlddlepon. salet. Details send self· addressed stamped enve- 614-992-5664 . lope; ELAN VITAL- 715. 3418 Enterprise Rd., F1 . Pierce. Fl 33482. · Stano Position Open. Legal experience preferable , would also like applk:ant with bookkeeping and word proceuing knowledge. In· ternted applicants please forward reaume toP.. 0 . Box 486 , Pomeroy. Ohio . 46769. Help needed for elderly. In private home. Must work nlghll . C~tt 614-992 -3596 . Own your. oWn 'Jean Sporttweer. ledies Apparel, Childrens. Large Size, Combination Store, Accessories , Jordache , Chic. Lee. levi. Easy Street, lzod . Esprit. Tomboy, Calvin Klein, Ser~ gio Valante. Evan Picone.liz Claiborne. Members Only, Organicllly Grown, Guo~ line, Helthtex. Over 1 , 000 othoro. t7,900 to e24,900 tana. 1 yellow. 2 yellow • . .._..lila Aluminum tcrap. Sell your aluminum scrap direct tot he smelter. Buying all grades of aluminum. Premium paid for l•rge lo•da. Cell for quote. P~ . JUNE 23 I wll not be for ony dlbto other then my kett Borbor Shop, 2nd. Ave. Mlddlopon, Oh. 614-9923476. 304-882·3202 con oltor 6 ~..-.... li'illlllllil.l'llll'lli. Buying dally gold. ailver coins , rings. jewelry, starling were, old coina, large cur· rancy. Top prices. Ed. Bur- One atrey klnen. I wHka 1. "!!"!"Y· ..,.... ohould lm· mo4 lllw DtMd E. dlaiOI ... (It 41 317-7342 .. 2 klttono, 1 block, 1 llgor own. Bert.r• IMfhe. et 4-446-3872 Kitt•n• to good home, 2 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS yellow, 4 block. Coli 614- FURNITURE. Beds. iron, · wood, cupboards, chairs, 367-7118. ldonl: and where deflcl tc:ill · tem1le litter trained . Call are noted to 114-2111-8780. actlcln to oorroct ...... doliclon- - .Weal Vlrginie. 304-7736786 or 304-773-6430. enlngs,• anytime weekenda. S•nd colored uted com- color, ;olglon, - 1 f•rm. Jim Mink Chev.-Oidslnc. Action Agency JtPA poognom ond~INod..... PROMOI'ION WINNER - A CJObo ' ' wlllon • WM wea by M ~ Woa&en, RL I, PIUI1at, ltlht, In a P*Widluu ..,.._ ... by Doaefl•a · .Reltaurlln& lluriDc the recllllil M . . . \l!IW) .a.vadon by WJDI '. ,;'" Rlldlo In Gallpnlh At'll!ft II 0. IlK's- Mile Donley. .,".;.. RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SEIIVICE. Eotote, collecl-(914) 332·4088 ; ov- io <:qfl1mined to equj;lomploy- .-~Jy. ..... polltlcoJ Help Wanted Public Sale 8o Auction · 2328. 3 very, nice kittens, one pure whlto. Colt 814-448-9287. cldze;;ohlp. I 8 bock. Colt now 614•742- The Qolllo·Melgo Community -"'-for ...... pllcanta, Jllii'lldJIInll ..d omplowoo in ollloceto at ill-· Full time mortgage loan rep . needed for Gallia County aree. Earn S35.000 to *60.000 par year thru ex tel · lent commissions ~ Sales or banking experience h-.lpful but not necessary. Send resume to C.f..M .C ., 2400 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., Col. 11 Middleport & Vicinity Loti : girls clauring, Wa h8me ·H .S.• i!i' M ..on aree. 46769 or colt 614·992· BasHtt-Ooberman puppies . 7760. Colt 114-379-2114. mant Help Wanted Rood. Plein Vottoy Rood Ohio 43229 . . ..... 304-896·3878 . firlt month or your money plrti'ipMion in IIIIo p;o- lwkt old, moolly block . Colt grom olmply bec:luoo ol tholr 114-4411-0399 9-4 ook lor !J Found Male Springar Spa niel. found on Sand Hill 11 You·con oHm UP. lor summer. · · Coil 304-773-6934. Rio Orondo, Ohio 46874 PUBLIC NOTICE . ·'~· Coli Bolloono for Get Well. Annl- 4 Rio Orende Collage Public Notice ,, . i Ooor- Creek Rd. 814-448-0294. reword. Coli 814-446-4280 or 814·446·8109. legol. confidonllot. Area Agency on Aging Didrict 7. Inc. Juno 21 , 23, 24 GREEN SPRINGS (UPI) -The Columbia LNG Corp., part of the Columbia Gas System Inc., has Informed employees that its Green . Springs Synthetic Gas Plant will close at the end of the 19135-86 winter heating season. Tom Hauck, corporate communications manager for the Colwnbia Gas Systems Service Corp., said that based on projections, company officials believe the SNG (Synthetic . Natural Gas) produced at the plant will no ~nger be competitive after that time. The closing will affect the jobs of 77 people. The plant, which Is the only synthetiC gas facility operated by Columbia Gas, begim opera lions In 1974. LOST 1 tem•l• chOcolate brown poodle, Ingalls Ad area in Centanery . •&o Adoption Ja an alternative to abortion. Profeuional couWanted To Buy ple, un~~ble to have b•by, will 9 provide much wanted infant - : - - - - - - - - with loving home arld tam- Wa pay cath for l,te model ily. let ua, titttP . v.ou .. ._·: Call cte-.n uaed -c-.ra. . . · .~ Interested ' • SWEEPER and sewing machine repair. Perts. end suppli11. Pick up and delivery# D•vls Vacuum Cleanar. one half mila up Persoul Care DoyCoro . towoble when (' 8 Jeweloro. 304-875-3087. Volunteer Placement tal- .' lost and Found 3 Announcements Chore Homemaker Taaaphone Raa11urance friendly Vititing '' ' '~ 1··'.' j did not know how much Interest the government owes them. Egger said that figure was as of June 1 and that all but about 500,001 returns have now been processed. 1)1e IRS is running ahead of the stage it was at this time last year In the proCessing of returns, he said. Egger gave the panel a report l!ldlcating that as of June 13 the IRS had refUnded $54.8 billion to nearly 66.5 million taxpayers and had paid $5,985,(00 in interest on late refunds. · the same time last year, arcorqing to the report, 65.8 million taxpayers had received $53.5 billion In refu nds and $6,855,(00 In Interest. past civil rights record blocking confirmation • showed v problems," Hettel charged. Egger said only mail that has been answered Is shredded . "We .shred millions or pieces of mail after their problems have been solvro." Ear· ller It was disclosed that some correspondence - not ret\!J'ns had been shredded .prematurely on thPordersof a supervisor. Republicans on the panel were friendlier. But even Rep. 'Bill Frenzel, R-Minn., told Egger. "Yours is a hard agency to love.~· In opening· the hl'arlng, Pickle sa id the IRS itself had reported th at m ore thari 1.1 million taxpayers had not received their tax refund s and II service's new computer system, ·which he testily told one member he could not descrtbe "in 25 words or less." Egger was clearly Irritated at the toM of the questioning at times. " I really don't think those kinds of accusations are appropriate," he snapped back when Rep. Cecil Hettel, D-Hawa li, quizzed hlm a bout the reported shredding of taxpayer mail at the Philadelphia . and Fresno, Calif., IRS centers. "Well over 100,(00 pieces of mall s hreddro by the IRS tells us that the IRS response to problems is to bury iunbaJI ~imts • $entitttl f ' Steel.to rehire 23' of thousands of extra Interest payments: During questioning, Egger ' in· slsted tax returns had not been lost · even though some taxpayers who . are still looking tor refunds have been told to !De duplicate returns tor .ailo(her try . "They're In the system som<' where," Egger said, prompUnng chuckles In the hearing room . ''The returns are not lost. We'll find them eventually." Egger praised the "effort and dedication" of IRS employees and blamed most pmblems on the .' honors victims ofTWt,t\ _h ijack WASIDNGI'ON (UP!) - Prestdent Reagan, Invoking Teddy II selecting those who were to die. In Vienna, renowned Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal said "one has to accept" the identification although questions reinaln about the circumstances of M,;ngele's death and how he managed elude capture since the end of World War II. West Germany provided Brazilian pollee with Information that led them to !wo European couples who said Mengele had lived In Brazil from 1961 until his death in a 1979 swirrunlng accident. .... ' CLEVELAND (UP! ) -Officials of a Cleveland m ethadone clinic went to Cuyahoga County' Common Pleas Court Friday to appeal a state ruling that revoked the pharmacy license of the clinic's main office. . The State Board of Pharmacy took action this month against Community Action Against Addiction, marking the first time a publicly funded methadone treatment center had been shut down by w we· WASHINGI'ON (UP!) - The nomjnation of Wllll_am Bradford Reyriolds, President Reagan's choIce tor the No. 3 position In the Justice Department, Is on hold In a diswte that could become a political embarrassment for the White HouSe. The Senate Judiciary Committee last • week delayed a vote on Reynolds, the administration's pol!lt man for civil rights, after It bec$ne clear he would not win an endorsement from the panel. · Reynolds, a member of the wealthy Du Pont family, spear- '' . ·M ethadone clinic seeks license . double-talk here," said panel chairman, Rep, J.J . Pickle, D-Texas. "It just doesn't add up." The IRS is being watched closely by several committees to see how much tl)ls year's computer snafu cost. But the IRS Is still !Jylng to find out the answer lor itself, totaling the money spent on overtime and extra interest payments It had to add to many refunds. In a routirie year the IRS has to pay saD million In Interest on refunds that tooklongerthan 45days after April 15 to return. Thls year was far !rom routine, with hundrEds - C~ndidate's '. \ , · A S!l':'let SpY sateUite entered the something, espectauy tl).<e this , and ·Kurt Stuttman of.J,.anslng, Mich., satellite, Cosmos 1530, about 4.6 Earth's· atmosPhere·Fi'k!ay )'llliro- ·,· they don't want to ~Heve you bqt . ·said he w~s standing outside S:-bar , square .~ters.': she said. ."W~ ing, producing an array of sparkling ,. when w~ -listened to !lie -radio tliis wheiL he saw.-. a , I<U-ge ·· object ·._: ·_ consider one square ~·meter to .be · llghtsoverthernldwest. which some morning we knew weren'i.the surr-oUnded bY "three or four" very . about' the size of dlnlng ·n.,t;, people described as "a little nation only ones who had seen something," bright smaller objects heading chair." of llghts. " she said. south. "'I)ley left a traU and were "Everything over a meter we CIRCLEVILLE (UP!) - The Pickaway County grand jury has "!thought there about six objects "I have to believe what they're reflecting different colors." watch because of tlk> possibility a lndlctro Larry Claxon of Colwnbus on several charges after he saying about the satellite, but! don't but It could have been more," said piece might survive," she said. aUegroly hit one of the bicyclists. returning on lhP Tour of the Scioto Kay Cormier, a public affairs "Soon as If start~ Indicating thatit is Walter Bak of Salem, Ohio, In the want to believe It . I don't want to River Valley bike tour. • . · d Claxon, 44, Is charged with felonious assault, leaving the scene of believe It was some kind of officer for the North American northeastern part of the state. " I' ve 10wi own In orbit, we keep 11 'an Injury accident, drtvlngleit of center and drivingwhllehis license seen romets before but this was all surveillance theSovletsaredolngon Aerospace Defense Command In sunderngmnstant surveillance. When clustered. us. " · Colot'lido Springs, Colo., said the It reenters the atmosphere It Is going Is suspended. He Is to be amilgned Wednesday. . ''I' knew this wasn't a plane surveillance satellite was launched about 17,(00 mph and with that Bicyclist Craig ~treet , 22, was seriously Injured and has been because It made no noise. No HansLangeofLalngsburg,Mich., by the Sovieis on Jan.ll, 1984. speed and heat. most of It won't transferred from a Columbus hqspltal to one near his home In sOimd," he •saW. -'~!( · you . loolled , .salli he was drl_vlrlg nortlj -. on "It was, _a decaying, man-ma_\le. survive, . . .. Monticello, Ind. · ckillely you' could bails"of light spljce object that~ NOR.AD:~pace ·:. :-- . . .' " · ·· • • t nt erst ate 69 wlien he sa,w an ooject mixed In with taOs. . · that' look€(1 Uke the tail of a jet . surve!Uance center had been~ track· ~- . " But· think" a piece 'of It 'ei~toh ~ "It looked like a little nation of explode. Several smaller objects ing and watching very carefully (Cosmos 15301 obVIously survlvro," lights," he said. separated a nd kept moving north as since It was indicated that it was she said " However, Wf haven 't had WEIRTON, W.Va. (UP!) -Weirton Steel Corp. will rehire 23 a group. His wife Violet said she also saw any reports of anybody finding a going to decay,'' she said. hour ly workers Sunday, the employee-owned firm announced· . the Cosmos satenttewhich broke up "There must have been a·dozen of Cormier said the satellite broke piece of It. Friday. into about 5,(00 pieces as It fell to them. I was wondering if It was a Into about 5,300piecesas It filii to the, "Jt's a ·spectacular show across The Increase In the workforce will be In the plant's finishing Earth. meteor or something, why the little Earth early Frtday. the sky on a clear night as it's department and for vacation relief. ones didn 't {~1 down." . "Sometimes you tell somebody "It was the payload of a Soviet burning," she said. The company will have 8,400 active employees. we' ' • •• PERRY (UI?I) - The corripletion of the $6 bllllori Perry nuclear power plant will be delayed _because of a three-month delay In loading nuclear fuel a t the plant, a Nuclear Regulatory Conunission spokesman said Friday. Russell Marabito, an NRC of(lclal in Chicago, sald•nuclear plants routinely are not completed and fully operational for about six to nine months 'after fuel Is loaded. Based on those estimates, he said, It Is reasonable to assume Perry · will he fully operational by mid-1986. The Cleveland Electric lllumlnatlng Co., which is building the plant, said the loading date has been moved from July to September. ~~~ : By ELMER W. IAMMJ WAsHINGI'ON (UP!) - The beleljgured head of the Internal RevenueServlcedenlesthatanytax ' are permanently . retul'J1S lost or destroyed and says refund mailings are finally .running ahead of last year. But IRS Commissioner Rnl;coe Egger's denials Friday clearly did · not satisfy aU members of a House oversight subcommittee who asked hlm · to explain why there are somany complaints about delayed ,. refunds. "I think you're giving us some I ~· I ,., ' The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D.-3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . inventory. Training. fixtures. grend opening, etc. Can open 16 daya. Mr. Keenan Would like to paint l'louse trailers. roofs. Call 614- 266·1528 . Will plow 1obecco . Call 81 4-256· t 628. American made cleaning service accepting new cus· tomers by appointment. Call 814-388 -8190. Will do babysitting, my home. 2 openings left. 5 minutes from HMC. ,xp. & e~tc . references. Call 614· 446-8681. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales, service . Regis· tared in Olilo . All work guaranteed . Call 304-273· 2811 . Ravenswood. W . Va. Will do housecleaning In and around Point Pleasant. 304- 675 -7782. (305!678-3839 . Own your own Jean Sportswefllr, ladie1 Apparel, Chlldrens. Urge Size, CoMbination Store, Accessories, Jordache. Chic, Lee, levi. Eooy Street. tzod. Esprit, Tomboy, Calvin Klein, Ser· gk> Valent&. Evan Picone, li1 Claiborne, Membert Only, Organinlly Grown, Guo- Uno, Hollhlox, Over 1. 000 othero. t7,900 to •24,900 inventory. Training, f iJiturea. gr•nd opening. etc. Can open 16 daya. Mr. Keenan (301)1178·3139 . Someone to cut end bale hoy, . 304·891·3390 alter 4 p.m . Financial Busineaa Opportunity Own and operate Candy Confection vending route, your area: Pleaslllnt Business . High profit items. Stan part~time. Age , experience not importent. t2,396 .00 to $4,790.00 lnvootmont . Write Owatonna Vendor's Exchange. Box 411, Owo tonna, Mn., 66060: Include phone no . s45,900. Call 614-446- ·=====~==:::. ~ 8064 or 614-446 -4387 . 6 room house approK . 6 acres. Barn. buildings, cellar hou·se : nea i' Eurer ka . s27 .ooo. Cell · 71.3-3703624. 3 bdr brick, 2 baths. central air , 3 acres. At. 160, 2 mi . from HMC . Call 614 ·446 · 2857 . PAIR , Summer rates in effect - free estimates . Ward 's Keyboard. 304-676 · 7 room house, 1 v~ bath Gravel Hill , Middleport . Lot 5500 or 676-3824. 70 ft .lt 100 ft. Garage . Call Real Estate Price reduced 5 rooms, bath , utility, storm windows , doors. new roof , wiring , garage . Call 61 4 · 992· Sch . Coli 614-445-3636 . Home · almost com_pleted . baing built to sell on Taylor ·Rd in Camp Conley, nice neighborhood, well ~uitt , must see to apprec•ate , priced to sell. Call 304; 675 - 6022. 6 '12 acres, 2 houses . 2 car garage , pond . asking $36,000 or best offer. Call 304-576-2320. 2 or 3 bdr house in Pt . Pleuant . Call 304 - 675 - 4024. .step up -lare 4 bdr. fabulous home , 3.000 sq . ft .• 3 bath I . 2 fireplaces, 1h acre, & more. $66,000 . Reduced to S42,000. Assumai>Jo 8%. Cetl614 - 446- ~19 or 216536-8429. In Gallipolis. country view from tundeck & shaded patio on r.ear of house. Front view of golf course , large cerport, bow window, large basement. Call 614-4464 bdr ., 3 acres. kitchen. breekfllt room, livingroom, diningroom. lltllity room , fruit celler, city water, gas. 2 car garage. with attached grHnhousa . Call 614-446- 8 t 81 onylime . Jay Drive . 3 bdr . ranch with atteched 2 car garage, eat-in kitchen. livlngroom , family room with fireplace , 2 bath room•. utility room , air cond ., aluminum aiding . Call 61'4-446-4829 . Several fam ily Yard Sale, Fri and Sat, June 21 and 22 . Fair Ground Road. Pleasan t Valley Estates. $28.000. 614 -676-2513'. 2639. 21 4 bdr., 1 VJ bath, att. garage. much more. near HMC. 470 PIANO TUNING AND RE - Homes for Sale & Vicinity Call 614-446-0276 2 bedrooms, full basement , double car garaQe. 1 .2. acres, Ro se Hill, Pomeroy . 31 --·-- ·P1-Pieasin1:---- Moving , owner must sell. Will consider land conuact . 6 t 4-742 -3147 or 61 4-9926006. Secluded peaceful country living, has an older home. Schutt Mobile Home . 2 bdr, CA. over 5 acres, K. Creek 18 Wanted tQ Do Homes for Sale 614 -992-5714. 6204 . 4 room and bath, big yard 705 Hobart St ., Middleport. 0h . Priced S6 .500. Phone 614 ~ 992- 6654 or contact Waltar McDan iel. 32 M.obile Homes for: 'Sale .., .' NEW AND USED MOBilE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL· tTY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST . GAlliPOLIS , AT 36. PHONE 614 -446- 7274. 1- - - ' - -- - - - -DupleiC for sale by owner. trailer lower Rivef Rd . $16 .500 . Owner will fi· nance w itl'l downpayment, Cell 614 -446-2135 between BAM & 12 Noon. 1983 Jav Skyliner 2 bdr., completely furnished e•cept bedrooms . ceiling fan . AC, stove, refrig ., completely underpinned , 8x 10 utility building. washer & drter. total electric. setting on large rented private lot , can stay if sold . Call 614 · 4467200. 1---------- 1976 Holley Park 7~t24 FT e.ltp ., 2 bdr., CA , all appliance a, underpinning , carpet throughout , e..:c . cond . $10 .000. Call day1 6'14446 -7358 or eves. 614· 256 · 1 5;24 . 6 rooms and bath . Oak floors . family ro o m , equipped for wood burners . mah ogany si ding . deck porch. corner lot with pri· vacy fence. Nelson Rd ., 1 ---~-----­ Rutland . Ca118ill Williamson like new 1983 Skyl ine : at 614 · 742· 2007. Allison edition. garden , bath tub. oak paneling & ca· 12 acres in Athens County. binets , CA , underpinning, Waterlo o Town ship . 6 new storage building S. rooms , bath, furniture. air deck . Priced to sell . Call co nditioner. gas furnace , 614 -446-8654 . porch , deck , bl!lsement , some farm equipmttnt, fruit 1971 Peairle'u trailer . trees . S25. 000. Call collect 1 2x60 , 2 bedroom , fur6t 4-693-6458. nished , good condition. 3 bedroom home. 8 '11 per · cent assumable loan, garden spot. Reduced down to $4 ,500. Call 6t 4-3889092. 1- - - - - - - - - - $49.000. 304-675-5047. 1979 Windsor exc . cond , :: built in microwave & atereo . "' Price reduced on home with 4 bedrooms. 2 V2 baths, wood burner stove in family room, fireplace in llvin · groom. Assume mortage at 8 1/a: per cent , 304 · 675 - Call 614-446 -1585. 1974 12x64 Buddy 2 bdr. with or without lot. Call 61 4-446 -9219 or 614 -446 3345. 4604 . GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS 4 bedrooms, 2 1,7 baths. large family room with extra kit • chen , other extras . %acre or more 304-675 -2961 by appointment. 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale 1974 1 4x66 mobile hom a " nice". 304-896· 3694. Read the 1967 Cast trailer, 2 bdr , very good cond.. 82000. Call 304-937-2182 oft., 6pm. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Insured, 20 ye1r1 expe - rience . 304-576-2866 or 576-2998. 1 Ox46, good cond , ciHn, ~. nicely laid out, $3,200 .00. Gellipolis Ferry, 304· 875 - 1 ~ 4831 . �Page 0-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio 42 Mobile Homes for Rent June 23. 198& Point P!Nsant, W. Va. 61 Household Goods 51 Household Goods June 23, 1985 54 Misc. Merchandiae Counlry Oak tables. ch•ir•. Sears 10,500 BTU window 1919 12a80 Champion with 2 bdr. trailer 8160 mo plus cupboards, de1k1, ice bo•es. air conditioner. exc. cond .. LAYNE'S FURNITURE 1975 12x24 add-on. Vory deposit 3 bdr. trailer S176 Conkle&. Tupper• Plains, At. uking 11911. Cali814-24.BSofas and chairs prJced from 7 . Hand crafted -·• good eondition. Wether. mo. plu1 depostt . Both fur•nd 5040 oher 4PM. U86 . 10 1895. Tobloo. $60 flnlehod. dryer. nove. end 1ir condl· nished, not in park, bu1 in NORTH · end up to e12&. Hide·• · Remington 22-250 model tio-. Cal1814-992-2589. country. on Raccoon Ad, .QV5 .U 90. end up 10 bedo 700 ADL. Weaver K-12 S. just off Rt. 218 . Call any~ • A 10 I 1680.. oola bedo 1146, RICK'S NEW AND USED case • reloading dies. Call 1982 all oloc:tric, 14•70, 3 lime 614-446-8397, •AKQi5 Redinero, t225. to $376 .. FURNITURE. Corl)pore ou• 814-388-9322. bedrooma. 2 Nil batha, .KJ Lamps from $28. to S 1 26. prices. aave today. Phone By James Jaeoby central air, porch, awninga, Trailer for rent . Call after pc. dinettew from $109 .. to 304-773-6430. EAST White sewing m•chines regWEST outSide atorage building. 4PM, 814-446· 4225 It's fine to play high-low 1o show a ular price *279 now $100. .AKJfl Will tell riverfront fot 1l1o. •az 436. 7 pc. 1189 and up. doubleton In a suit. That's how you Wood tabla with si,: chairs 1-: end 30% off o n Necchi .J7 Located From and Unealn Modern ·2 bdr.,. extended •su get a ruff. East refi!S'!d lo signal hight285 to &746. Dell< 111'0 54 Misc. Merchandise sawing machine. Call collect St in Middleport. Call614- livingroom, t230mo., 1100 .106 •s73 low in spades because he wanted to up to 1226. Hutches, 1560. 1 ---------- 614·385-8025. ·, deposit. See 314 3rd. St., 992-3348 ahor llpm. .AQ96~ 741 take even more tricks. Budk bed complete with l{eneuga. Oh. Cell614-446SOUTH mettre1111, *275. and up to Knauff Firewood Summer Air conditioner 6,000 BTU The natural momentum of North's 1972 Chompion Troller in 7473. .10 73 *3915. Baby beds. • 1 10. rates-big loads. May 1st· jump lo two no-trump carried the Port lend . 1 Ox&O. new Coleworks great! $150. Antique .KQ865 Mettre1111 or box apringa, Jul¥ 31st. Doesn't apply to buffet $86 , electric men 111 furn•ce. pani1lly 2 bdr , fully furnished , utilipartnership to an eventual four-heart lull ortwin, 168 .. firm, &88. HEAP. 61 4-268-6246. • J42 furnished . $2800. Call614· ties paid. adults only. Call portable·correctable typeWcontract, with South declarer On a and 878. Queen 1et1, $225. t- - -- - - ---- riter $76. Call 614-446.103 843-6310 or 814-843- 6t4-,W6-41 10. good day, with the black suits acting 4 dr. chooto, l49. 6 dr. SPECIAL cut slobs 6 PU 4006'2\ 5406. ... friendly, game might even make. This Vulnerable: North-South cheats, $69. Bed framee, loads delivered in dump 2 bdr, furnished. 8166 plus was a bad day UO,and US .. 10 gun - Gun truck $100. or 21oado S1 80. Oynam Jrk riding 'awn Dealen North dep. on Rt. 664 1ft mile off 1360. Gas or You pickup 116. C1ll 614· mower ne8da transmiuion. cabinet•. 33 Farms for Sale On the opening lead East played 160. Call8t4-388-9651 . Wt1l Nortll Eall Soulb electric rongoo 1375. Baby ·245 -5804. ----~----lcthe spade two, a well-calculated 1978 Dustitr"tgood running 1. Pass mattreiHI, e26& $36, bed 1----- - - - - - cond. UOO . Call 814-379-• 21 2 ac:re ferm . Perker Run Very nice. furnished one bdr choice. Because a deuce discouraies Pass 2NT Pass 3NT lromoo UO. $26, & $30, Pool People Special: 2114 .• . I Rd. Muat aell. Mewed to mobile home, located in city, continuation of the suit, West would Pass Pa88 Pa11 kingframa•so. Goodaelec· tnground pool kits, 16x32"""' . Arizone. Mineral rightl in· g11 furnace, air cond j patio, shift. .The logical shift would he to a Pa11 tion of bedroom auites, $2,396. 18x36-t2 ,696, eluded. Malee offer. 814- off street parking, Ref. and club, and that's what East was hoping rocker•. metal cabinets. 20x40-$2.895 In stoc;k. 742·28112. No roaaonable Oep. required. Call 614Public Sale headboards $38 • up to 1 ex 32 inground pools - 8 for. After taking two club tricks, East Opening lead: offer refu1ed. Term• n~~lle­ 446-4169. & Auction 1815. installed-bring us your low played his other spade back. West blo. estimate. Middleport 6142 bedroom mobile home, won the ace, and even though he did the third spade. He too should have Uood F~-;~j;~~~------R~Irigoro- 992 -5724 or Goilipolis 614Must Mil: Smell farm . 6 nice. air cond. Sand Hill not believe h1s partner could ruff the reali~ed that best defensive strategy lora, ranges. melol office 446·3051 acrea. 3 bedroom houM. Road, 304·675-3834 third round of the suit, be played a can call for a suit shift. even when a deoko. electric range. 3 milos wood burning 1tove; barn,l----- - -- - spade anyway. Resultdown two. third-round ruff may be available in -out Bulevillo Rd. Open 9om GUNS . 700 -Rem . 243. chicken coop. pony ahed,, Points to consider: You don't the original suit led. Finally, if there to Spm, Mon . thru Sat. 870-Rom. 12 go . 1100 McCumber Rd .. Rutland . 44 Apartment 814"448 "0322 Rem. 12 ga. Red Hawk 44 *311.000. Coli 614-992always echo high-low with a double- was a possibility that West might for Rent mag, Call614-367-0482 2143 or 614-742-2289 afton, since playing your lower card shift to the suit, it would have SWAIN ter lpm. · first will get a des1red suit shift from been better for East 1o signal high· AUCTION a. FURNITURE 18 ft. above ground pool, "h FINIS ISAAC partner. West should not have been at low and make certain of defeating the 12 Olivo St .. Golllpolio. Now HP pump. filter. vacuum. J A c Ks 0 N E s T A T E s all surprised when his partn.er ruffed contract. S. uood wood-cool otovoo. 6 ladder, winterized cover, 36 Lots & Acreage AUCTIONEER 8600. Call 814-446-9330 APARTMENTS (Equal~::;:=~=====~~~~~~===~~!-;~~=~~:;~~~ bunk PC WOOd LR lUIIe $399, Housing Opportunity) I · beds t199, antron aher 6PM. 44 monthly renlstartsot 8169 44 . Apartment Apartment 51 Household Goods reclinoro t99, now a. ulfd 6'14-388-9370 ' 3 For ule on contract. .4 acre for 1 bedroom and $204 for for Rent for Rent bedroom auitet. rang ea. licensed and Bonded lot, Rl. 160. $4,500. Coli 2 bedroom, deposit $200. County Appliance. Inc. wringer washers. & sho.s. 8 Public Sale in FavoroftheStotaof 814-448-0708. Ett· 1 t ilh Good used 1ppliance1 and New llvingroom suites located near Spring Valley 3 bdr. newly remodeled. •c ency 1 P w garage, TV sets. Optltn BAM to 6PM. e199-$&99. lamps, also & Auction Ohio. 1.25 ecrn. Raccoon Twp. Plaza and Foodland, pool duplex : 644 or 646 Second private yard maintained. Mon thru Sat 614. 4 46.- buying coal & wood stoves. Cable TV avoilablo, Avo .. utility room. kitchen. lease required, 8225 mo. 1199. 827 3r~ . Ave. Galli- Cell614-446-3159. on At. 664. Water & electric and hours as possible 10 am to 4 dintngroom. Call 614·446· water included, washer & •••v to obtain. Call 614- pm and 7 pm to 9 pm 8293. dryer hookup Call 814- polis. OH. ·448-3824. washer and dryer Mondov-Fridov. Call 614· 446-7209 or 814-448 - Valley Furniture. new & Kenmore I 12&. Self-defrost refrigar446 2746 or leave New 2 bdr: apt .. refrig. & 3287. used. Urge section of qual- 11ar. 1126. 30 inch electric 1 ecre building or trailer lots stove furnished . 4V:z miles ity furniture. 1216 Eastern r1nge. 1815. He1Yv duty GE lor-. Coll814-992-7481 message. One bdr. apt .• partly furfrom ' G allipolis. $225 mo. or 814-992-2388 or 814- Nicely f~unished mobile plus electric. deposit & nished. Next to Rio Grande Ave., Gallipolis. wuher. $100. Coli 614992·3543. home, eff. apt., central air reference required. No pets. College. Call 514-441- Why pay more7 Check us 742-2352 FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 1985 and heat in c•ty, adUlts only. Call 614-446-8038. 2064. out. New furniture, appli•n- Four sets Sear's mattreas• Coli 614-448-0338. ces outlet. Trade Cenler. box;tprings. Uaed but clean . TRUCKLOAD FURNITURE Rentals 1 bdr, furnished or unfur· 1-:-=--=-~:-----:-:::--­ Kenouga. Oh. Coll61 4-448- Good ohape. $35. set. Cell Furnished efficiency 701 niohod, utllilias paid, 8190 45 Furnished Rooms 7444. .. Bedroom, Livina Room and Dinin& Room furniture 614-742-3033. 4th Ave., Gallipolis t 160, per mo.. 1$50 dep.. no TRUCKLOAD OF NEW CARPETING utihties paid, share bath. children. no pets. Call 614· For rent Shteping Rooina adu~s. Call 446-4416 oher · All Types. Colors and Sizes. • 41 Houses for Rent 446 -3667 afler 6 . and light houae keeping 8 · Public Sale 8PM. . MARLIN WEDEMEYER-AUCTIONEER rooms. Park Central Hotel. & Auction ··& rm. houae, 926 Firat Ave. Attractive 2 bdr. apt. with Call 614-446-0766. 245-5152388-8249 Upstaira unfurnished 3 room refrig . &. stove, carpeted, LR 1-::---------;can e1 4-448-3946. Resident and Business Auction Service also Available.,apt .. carpelad. utilities paid. & ' OR. convenient to Galli- Furnished room, range, re· no children, no pets. Call From Gallipolis take Rt. 14l.turn left onto Rt. 775. ~>'New 3 bdr. livingroom. 2 polis, outside stora~. With trig. $125, share bath, sinturn · right onto Patriot-Cadmus Road, Watch for ~bath. ,flmily room, central 614-446-1637. wether I. dryer. t261 mo., gle mala. 919 2nd. AVe .. ; 1ir, dl•hw11her. drapes I. without $250 mo. Cell Gallipolio. Cell 446-4411 signs. from Gallipolis. take Rt. 141, turn left onto Rt. 775, curtllina. carpet, downtown. Furnished efficiency $125 614 246 9696 utilities paid, 919 2nd .. I' -' ' · ollor BPM. Turn richt onto Patriot-Cadmus Road. Watch for Call 814-448-1409 ohor Gallipolis. single male pre- 2 bdr. apt .. utilities panty 1~:;=:;::=~=::;::=== 8PM. sians. ferrod . Call 446-4416 •II•• paid-nice $149 mo Call 46 Space for Rent SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00-P.M. 304-876-5104or304-676··u,-uira duplex, 2 bdr . 8PM. Door Prizes Every Sale :retrig. 6 IIOVI furn., ref . It Furnished apt . 3 room pri· 6386 .,odep. VIne St: ne1r river Cell Somethinc Mobile home lot, 12'x60' or for everyone: Antiques, New, Used & vate bath. references re·:614-4411-3949. smaller, t75 water paid, 4th Collector Items. quired, 845 2nd. Ava., GalliRtverside Apts . Middleport. l!o Neil, Gollipolis. Cell 448"3 bdr. house on 664 in polis. Call 614-446-,2215 Have something you want to sell? Brine it to the PaSpacial rates for Senior 4418 aher BPM ·Bidwell. Accept children. Located on Co. Rd. 37 (Beaverwallow Ridge Rd.), ' triot Auction Barn and we'll sell it for you . ConsignCitizens. S130 Equal HousModern 1 bdr apt do'lll(n· ;ce11 .1114:245-5223 2 ·trailer spaces for rent on ·' just off St. Rt. 33 at Burlingham, Ohio. town location , CA, carpet! ing Opportunitiel. 614· privata ment accepted from 1:00-5:00 P.M. on Saturday. lot, Upper river Rd. ' ComP.Iete kit~han. CB!II614· 992-7721 "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" · Coli 614-446-0002.' 446·4383 days or 6-14-446- 1· --"--:---:-:---~---'--· . . RES!DENT .~N~L~~S!~!~~A:~;TION S~RVICE , Solid cherry bed, roc~1ng cha~rs. dressers, dining roomiabl~ .', ~42 Mobile Homes 0139 eve. 2 'be'dioom apBrtmenu. & chairs, china cab met, oJI lamps,- handmade h1gh chair, · r for Rent New Haven. WVa. Nilwly COUNTRY MOBILE Homo ,.arlin Wedemeyer - Auctioneer Park, Route 33, North of hand corn sheller w/ wood sides, Kentucky Club thermo me- .' remodeled In town. 614 ~ 613 3rd. AVo. 1 bdr. private '' 245-5152-- 388-8249 Pomeroy . . large lots. Call ler, S.un Cresl orange clock, mise diShes, wood chairs, porch · bath. 8136 mo., includes 992·7481 . 614-992-7479 sw1ngs. iOb planler and other misc. •2 bdr. furnished, all utilites deposit required . Call for rent. 1 bedroom apt. :pd.. except elect.. conve- water. "HOUSEHOLD" 814-446-4222. bBiween 9 Nicely located. Cont1ct Vil. nient foution. security dep- .. 6. Mag1c Chel gas range, Whirlpool dryer, chest type deep 47 Wanted to Rent lage Manor in Mlddlepon. "oait reuqired. Cell614-446freezer , ZenHh t olor TV, couch , chairs, telephone stand, • ~81168. Furnished efficiency $146. 814-992-7787 Equoi coffee table, Smger eleclric sewing machme melal beds, utilties paid, share bath, 607 Housing .Opportunity. dressers, m1sc. dishes. pols & pans, lamps, Speed Queen , _ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1985 Want to rent country home:2 bdr. 1ppliances furnished, 2nd. Ava. Gallipolis. adults. wnnger washer, and etc. ~. 11ft mi. from toWn,l•rge lot. Coll446-4416 after BPM. 2 bedroom furnlahed apt. in garden or Buy tmall farm 5:30 P.M. "TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT" Middlepon. All utilities paid. land contract. Have child· ~$175 mo. plus deposit& ref. Movin& to California so must sell lhe following CA Allis Chalmers tractor. mower, A.C plow. N.l. 4 bar rake. ,Coll814-446-2238 or 614- Furnished apt. 243 Jackson Call 614·992-6084 oher ren . Cell 614-446-8641 . items. Located at 210 7th Ave., Middleport, Ohio. •448-21181 Pike., Gallipolis, 2 bdr., 5:00 pm. weekdays. diSC, cultivator lor C.A., slip scraper. smgie plow, h1llside ' "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS' 82~6 , utjl~es paid. Call plow, homemade sled, trailers & olher 1tems. 3 bedroom .•urnished apart:2-'bdr. ··mobile home, tot•l . 46 -4416 altior 8PM . • CorQer qbinet, chest of drawers (walnut?). Seth Thoma& Merchandi se . . "MISC." , , ment . for rerii in ·syracua4t. '•"' - .. ·electric;- adLiha only,-no pet.J. mantel clo~k. New .Haven USA grandfather clock. cane bol· 225 AMP lincoln welder, overhead nand made craQe. lloor "TV, c1ble available. Call 740'12 2nd.' Avo.. 3 bd;., 614-992 -7689 after 5pm. tom chairS, niiSC. picture frames ; dining.room table, marble 1ack, grmder: Wahn rototiller, 4 hp Wheel Horse ridmg lawn :614-367-7438. $190 mo .. dep req. Call top table, drop fronl desk, deck, o1l lamps, hall tree, school mower, 5 hp nding lawn mower, alum. & wood ladders. push 814-446-4647 or 614·446- APARTMENTS , mobile 51 Household Goods desk, buffet, and olher misc. lawn mower, air compressor, misc. drills, pipe dies .. large home~. houses. Pt. Pleasant 4222 betwaon 9AM -5PM "HOUSEHOLD" and Gallipolis. 614·446wheel puller, Green F1eld tap &dies, chain hoist, saddle, slep ~ 1 Card of Thanks Baldwin acroson1c plano w/bench, Amana 18 gold refngera· ladder, all kmds of hand & shop tool s. log chains, cross-cut ' GOOD USED APPLIANCES Apt ."for rent, dep. req S 11 0 8221 . tor, gold Westinghouse electric Slove, bookcase double bed, ' mo. Cell botwoon 9 S. 6, 1-:--..,..-------- W11hers, dryers, refrig8ra· saw. lractor t1re chains, Lawn boy push mower, locust post, 614· 446· 1777. Furn1shed apartment, down- tors, rangu . 'Skaggs Ap· couch, Zenilh Slereo, desk, night stand, chesl of drawers, Iorge, anvu, m1sc . w1re & lumber, electric homemade meat town Point Pleasant. utilities pli1nces, Upper River Rd. We. the family of dresser base, cab1net base, Norge washer & dryer, kitchen gnnder, cui-off saw and lots. lois more. 3 rooms, Lower Second paid, deposit required, 304- beside Stone Crest Motel. MichaeJ D. Marcum tables, platform 1ocker, m1sc. cha~rs, rocking chm, chest of OWNERS: THE SINCLAIR FAMILY 895-3450. 814-446-7398. . Ave. Privata entrance, pridrawers and more. would like to express Cash Eais Positive I.D. vate . parking. utilities paid. "MISC." our thanks to family Ref & dop, req , Coli 614DAN SMITH: AUCTIONEER 1980 AMC Spirit, halchback 4 speed, aulo.; 18 ft . Mohawk 11 Help Wanted 11 Help Wante~ and friends for love 446-7515. "Not responsible for accidents or loss of property." flberglaass canoe w/2 lile 1ackels, paddles and carrymg and kindness shown to straps; wheelbarrow, boat motor, 2 seater bicycle, p1cmc taus durinc Michael's ble, breathing machine lawn mower and lots more MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT 21 Business sudden death. OWNERS--MR. & MRS, EDWARD BURDEnE POSITION Oppo,rtunity POSITION Local company will Cash Eats Positive I.D. A special thanks to Area company is train a qualified person DAN SMITH AUCTIONEER those contributioning ESTATE OF EZRA HENSON, ALBANY, OHIO looking for a parwith electrical and 992-7301 food, flowers , cards, Athens Co. Probate Court Case 1134328 mechanical experience. "Not responsible for accidents of loss of property." son with managefor all your payers Company benefits. life Sale locilted at the residence of the late Ezra Henson ment skills. Send rewhich mean so smuch. insurance, hospitalill· at ~he corner of Clinton & Reynolds Streets, ~any, sume and salary r• Faat growing, multion insurance. paid va· Oh1o. Turn off U.S. Route 50 (West of Athens) in AI· A special thanks to quirement to Box 20 cations. Please send reti-billion dollar indusbany, Ohio at the "Harvest House" Restaurant make McCoy·Moore Funeral sume and aelary desired in care of tha Galliwhich census fitry immediate lett turn onto Clinton St., & foliow to Home, the pallbearers, U" "Ti8 to Box 1O.ln cora of the polis Daily Tribune, gures show part-time sale. An oulshndln& seildion of Quallly Antiquo Fumiturt plus some the sincers and Rev. Gollipolio Daily Tribearnings average up 825 3rd Ave.. Galli· rare and unusual collldibles. Somo-lhi•l for ovoryonal Hutchinson. une. 826 3rd Avo .. GalI to *20,000.00 per polis, Oh. 46631 . li olis Oh. 46631. SAT~ JUNE 29 · Time: 12:00 Noon E.D.T. The Marcum Family year. No selling-serLocated at Gallia County Fairpounds on State Route 35 , vice accounts set Wtst of Gallipolis, Ohio across from Holzar Hosfital. ApVery good Craitsman radial arm saw on tool cab met ba se· ex · up by company, Reox. 400 pieces. (Preview Frida~ 4:00 to 8:00 cell.ent Dynamark 8 hp riding mower w/elec, start, lawn & •2 In Memoriam DEAN OF LIBERAL ARTS VICtonan oak •deOO.rd Victonan aate1ea dropleal u~e. Edwardian quires $16,000.00 patiO lurmture includ!!> nice redwood type 4-pc. patiO set, 18arleyllwl~ ftuled side uiiia oak dn.W oaf ilinon&llbia EdwardiBI1 and cash for equipment. porch swing on frame, melal lawn chairs and other 1tems. Victonan marble lOll wash stands Pub chill', WICker inen baskel tile lop. Rio Grande College and Commu11ity College, sidela~e. oak beside cupboard, tdw bea<h oc< hble. V1ct O.C'i parlor In Memory of Ralph ReyNo special skils or veMAJOR APPLIANCES: Good Sears 'Frostless" refngerator1 a unique college that compeisea a community !able, cool hods, 188lli&IJ!oalolectern. Edw ook morm,l"rct. JUR and nOids on your birthday. hicle ..eded. Excel.Westinghouse upright food freezer; Kenmore heavy dut1 •. bowl, Vu:t. scales and •~&his. l'l<:lllllan marble ciocll, !e'leral old mantel college within a private baccalaur111te college washer, Kenmore heavy duty gas dryer; Maytag wnnger lent tax advantaqes. June 23. clocks, Westmrm~er chrmes oak mantel cloc~ Ar1 Deco oak mantel announces a position available as Dean of Liclock, mahogany chim10g monlei ciocll. oak milltel slriker, haH Nail<> washe1. · Your memories 1Urn evExpansion financing beral Arts. leon mantel clock ~riker, <Klier ,;,., clocks lo choose from, Barley lwiSt TELEVISIONS: RCA XLLOO solid Slate cabmet color TV 2 , ery moment into somethavaHable to those qual· Edw. d011~e chor, Viet. oak church chair, slaoeiford oak'Edw. church Responsibilities of the Dean are: •uperviaion good Sears portable B&W TVs. · chair, darll Edw. oak dressin~abi~ lllri!!Y lwisf sideboard oak w/bead~ in& buutiful, every day lfied. Write Mr. Mason. Enll!ish Pub hbielrounrloo , Tea Trolley, V1ct chest o1 drawers, oak of all programs in liberal arta and monitoring into somethin& special. Box 360247. lllrminANTIQUES & COLLECTOR ITEMS: Hlgh·Boy serpentine ch11r press, Vir:l. BRASS BED ( 11401. Vu:t.lriple dr,..ng table. ~ass~~~~ general •tudieo requirement&; recruitment We're so happy to have gham. AL 36236, inchesl w/hat box; mahog. drop-leaf extens1on table & 4 Lyre moolds, i9311sswet!llin, Vir:l. oilsilo pictures. ....,.,; olher old pictures. and evaluation of faculty; curriculum devel19251lankers Cerlihcalo, several p<lure pr~nts.l'lct. chambs pols, sev· back·cha11s, round seat Roman cha1r; oak Case lreadle sew •; ' shlrtd 1 life with you. etude name, address er~ st011e lUll$, Edw ook firl!lllaca. Edw. inlaid duublt bed VICI. ''"iron opment; develop and monitor budgel; liason 1ng machme; sel of plank seal chairs; small "Butterlly" drop, , and phone number or • Happy Birthday and all our bed, Borley 1'!¥1SI Edw.oak sideboard, leade;l fronl ill!' ifop;ey cabinet. leaf lable, glassware & olher 11ems. • •• with external agencies; atudent recruitment call toll-free 1-800. Edw. Barley lwisl oak pi> leged IJbi~ oak desll w/droploa[ oak ·~· I0¥1. dup rea~~d Ioyer, oak imolrei !land, 1•111>1 oak hll 11Jnd, 6 V'ICI. heavy and advising. Some teaching will be {equirad. MODERN FURNITURE includes: Good 4-cushlon Sllla· nice ' We love and miss you, 621-4849 betv>aa" 9 caMII oak cfiars ....,..1 ook min«~ oak sill bado chairs, h1!illbatk 3-pc. welnul tollee/end table set; dinette set; modern 'desk;· : • Halen; your sisters AM • 4:30 PM Central Qualifications include a Maste•'a Degree. oakchai~ clnled h•!illbock chlirt severoi olher rice choirs, oak car'l<id 2 bedroom su1tes; platform rocker; large fancy frame round • sidel»aro oak sidolloaid w/ball & oak sewinJ box, Viet. oabri· Doctorate preferred, In an appropriate aree; ! L---~--~·~nd::f•:m:il:le:s·~~=n:ma:::Z:one::·~-------' college m1rror; metal ul11ity cabinet; brass plated hall tree, cha~rsl teaching and· edmlnlttratlva experichests; other modern furmture Lol of household goods sue~ Pub chairs, h•tfibar:k hal chair.;ls V<ton10 wood Ilanes. ence required. EXCt!llent communication 3 Announcements as n1ce pr. satm glass decoralor lamps; mise sheels, towels. oalr Baney lwill carver. oak bed, Viet. child's elm ch~li. Viet scale skill a and ability to work with dlverae program comforts, bechpreads. Pillows, drapes & more; decorator & w/bri!S pan Enafish old liol wller bolllo, SIVer1l preces ot ~"'ion areaa Ia expected aa well as ttrong commitfloor lamps; m1sc. cookware. pots, pans, llalware , knives S: 11assware, oak biS(uit barrel, Viet. ~ane woodwo= · n lool, Art Deco Kloss amber dresma IIIII~ Edw. ...nul mirnr fran! Edw. lwo lier ment to excellence In taaching. k1lchen Hems; 2 elec. vac. sweepers, pictures· plus much lablt, Sinllf!l' hond ..,.;111 machine, oak & lel1her chirs, dw. oalr Welsh more • ' .. dresser oak collee !Jbi~ oak rnarbltiOP & bohxn wash sllnd, lloyd Rank and salary commenaurate with educaloom iiiBI1kel box, ~ Ann kUed !Jblt, oak wrndup Grii111Phorle, MANY GOOD QUALITY TOOLS: New set· of 20' extens1on tion and experience. The poaltlon ia • twelve Edw. ook dresser rounded "'"" w/ll¥o smol bead drowtrs 011 surflct. laddets; very JOOd heavy du1y bench grinder; 6' level; bench (12) month contrect, Deedllne for applicaVir:l. mallopny ililid dressinf loblt. 111in walnut l'lct. 3 driWtr chest. VIse; elec. dnll; saber saw; Cllcular saw; misc. hammers. Edw. oak 1111111el art , _ mirriJ early Vid. inllii 1x>w fran! maho· tions July' 1, 1986. saws, hand & garden tools; Sears 18" hedge trimmers; yard &illY chest. Ellw. mirror bar:ke;l mii.OPOY - d . Vicl. hll sUI1d w/mlrror (blntboal. Vid. m"-v Wl!drobe douiJie - oak Vdoroller; copper l11tmgs; Slep ladders; pipe wrenches, plus Submit letter of epplicatlon and resume to: riln Cllllflllif1 cholllfiiiY, Vic( liftcte prctura 1 MILE FROM POMEROY ON RT. 7 many unlisted lools as well as furniture & household goods I Personnel Officer IMANY IOIE IIU COlD. PIECES) TERMS (FORMER HITCHING POST LOCATION) Nott: Most tverylhln& In this 1111 Is cood 1nd eluw: j' Attention: liberal Arta Cosh-clltcb W/proftf I. D. Out-ol-tOWIWI etllffl~ ci 'w"1 -- ' • Ttllllt: Cnh Dayof Saltor Check with Posilln 10. Lunch 1 hio Grenda College/Community Collage oolmpooolllloiOt tccidotllt or lola of llfDPflly. · " evaillblt. Rio Grande. Ohio 46674 LUIICH AVAILAILE EXECUTOR: ANIIALENE REYNOLDS Daoro Opoo 1:00 l .l . Day of Salt . PHONE 992-6046 ~lo Orondo Collogo/Comrnunlly C..... io on Equal SAL£ HELD IISIDE ATTORNEY: C. DAVID WARREN C)p-lly / AIIIrmallw Acden E"'Pioyor • COOIDIIIATOI - 1·114-441 ..551 AUCTIONEER: DTIIE OPPERMAII P 0 . No. 4211 AUCTIONEER - 1-614-367-7101- LOll NEAL 315-7195 or 394-2296 •. 54 Misc. Merchandise Canopy bed with dresMr •·•126. waterbed queen 1iza •410. cheat-tvJM freerer &195, 1 full oize bed 11Z6. antique mohair couch It chJir UIIO. 2-20 inch blcycil 135 N, 1971 Yamaha 60 needs work S76. Call 614-387·0541 . A white lie pays off H 6 H Cablevisi~ 4 demo 1-;::_::;:;::=:;=:;::=;::==' oatallila dlohoo, 2 tooters 2· 6footera. with rakeVCFi 210 ,.celvers. 2!80 receiv· e... 8 II. 1650,,'8 h. SB&O. Under new w. rranty. Call •a I. 614· 2~8- 1 10 ~. Wo~ cerpel~er 100sq .ft .• enough for rooms. &295. 154 Firat ve. Cell 61 44411·1616 or 614-4481243, •K / Remington Wingf!>ootor ' model 870 pump with e•tro slug bllrrel. •200. Air cond. BTU, BTU. t250t226. . Air 18,00016.000 CQnd. Call814-446-8333. ISAAC'S AUCTION · SERVICE wronc \971 Volkawegon. SBOO 111 pound weight aet and weight bench. • 100. Octa· livm . ., 00. 814-742-2744. Block, brick, mortar and masonry auppllea. Mountain Slate Block, Rt. 33. Now Hoven. W. Vo . 304-8822222. HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all broodo. Haolod indoor·outdoor facilities . AKC SeNice. Doberman puppieo: Stud Ceiiii14-446179 . 5. Briarpatch Kenne4s Profes~ slonal All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· oililieo. Englioh Cocker Spaniel puppies. Caii614-3889790. HOBSTETTER REALTY "Is this the institute for the inVeStigatiOn Of SUpernatural phenOmena?" High chair and dre11ing .ble. Good condition 614· 1- - - -- - ----'--143-53116. Oragonwynd Cattery Ken· nal . CfA Himalayan,. Persian ·$light P1int D1mage. New 1nd Si1m"e kittens. AKC lalhlng arrow sign. $263 Chow puppies. New litter. complete, waa $499. Free Col1446-3844 alter 7PM. ljlllorol Warranty. Vary low leh. Call 1(8001423-0183. AKC Basset hound. pupa for anytime . sale. Tri-colored. 6 weeka John Deere 40 dozer. • old. 5 male &. 2 female . Call $1800. Coli 304-676 - 54 Misc. Merchandise 64 Misc. Merchandise Stone jert. quilts. old furni - 814-2118-1682. 8173. ~re. All for 1300. Call after &pm. 814-949-2801 .. Trairlad Beagle&, inale and Sears, Roebuck & Co., LETS YOU female Alto 7 Seigle pups. 54 Misc. Merchandise One new Goodyear tracker Coll814-742-2821 . Silver Bridge Plaza, Galli1 OWN AT Pen-16. 2 turf tires, polis, is now acceptinl 23•860-12. Bruoh guard, Fish Tank end Pet Shop, sealed bids on a 197 YOUR OWN AT 10 ft. Fibeqlau dish or 10 fill Chevro ..l . CB Gem 2413 Jackson Avenue, ford Van. V-8, auto. ,.romica, 23 ch1nnel. Cen- Point Pleooanl, 304-876ft. mesh Drake Rec:eiverMGM FARM CITY SHADED trans. Bids must be subtuty 1 ltep car Hat. Cell 2063. Fiah, birds and more. Houston Tracbr II, 114-992-7473. WE WILL NOT mitted to the Silver CAMPSITE $1895.00 installed. Bridge Catalog store no Hlmalay•n, need mate to BE UNDERSOLD Firewood •20.00 pickup brMd with my fem1le. 304· 6 ft. Dish w/receiver CHEAPER later than June 30, 1985. load, 130.00 delivered. Call 576-2511 or 304-782$975.00 installed. Sears reserves the rilht 304·876-67112 or 876- 2035. THAN Got problems with your sate~ to reject any and all biils. 2991 ' lite, Clll us for 11p1ir or adVehicle lillY be inspected RENT Black male poodle. • 126. 1'()~1H10Y juslifl&. John Deere model40 dozer. Coil 304-882-2618. · durin& normal business 11100. 304-676-7768. 614 ~192 Ll!Jl Lon Neal-367-7101 NO MONEY hOurs at the store. DOWN Satellite Spun aluminum or 57 Musical mesh . Save up to •&oo on NO PAYMENT Instruments these dishea thru July. Pre iit6 checked . Authorized Drake dealer , 304-675· Lowrey Organ. $600. Hordly *Your Own 4173. used. Original cost, $ 1200. - 1138 GRAVELY 11 HP ELEC. START ... . '1,899.00 W/ 38" Boat Dock Hotpoint dryer. gold. l1rge Coll614-992 -78111 . - 6646 GRAVELY 12 HP HAND START .. . 1 2,500.00 W/ 40" MCIWI:RI *Bath House ,capacity , ••c cond , --8163-B GRAVELY 16 HP RIDER ·...... •4,600,00 W / 50" MOWER 1200.00. Holpoinl gold *Eiec. & Water waaher. needs times. ~- --IJ179· KT GRAVELY 17 HP RIDER .... •5,000.00 Wi50" MOWER fMill SIJIJJJIII:s *Private f40.00. 304-676-2611 or -8199-KT GRAVELY 19 HO RIDER .. .. '5.200.00 W/60" MOWER 304-782-2035. ""LiVI:S!OCk *Never Crowded -16 HP SNAPPER w/48" MOWER .......... . ...... .... ........ '2,o::o~o.Ulll ,TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, . ALL CAMPSITES - 11 HP SNAPPER W/42" MOWER ............................. '1·""'"'·v••• hoi dip rabluolng, al typoo of SHADED & LEVEL gunomilh work, faettoNice. 61 Farm: Equipment --11 HP SNAPPER W / 30" MOWER .................... .. .... , .. '1.500.00 304-876-4831 . -8 HP SNAPPERW/ 30" MOWER ._. .... . : ..... ·......... .... ... , •1;300.00 PLEASE STOP AT ·cROSS S. SONS He1ring aid, phone 304--4 HP SNAPPER, SELF PROPELLED .. 21" CUT .. ... : ......... '449.95 U.S. 36 Woll, Jockoon. OFFICE FOR . ·. 1711-7141. Ohio. 814-286-6461 . -3 HP SNAPPER, 2 CYCLE. 19" CUT ... .. , .... .. .... ............ •;,r.;,r.::o.::o''l PRIVATE SHOWING Mesa.,- Ferguson, New Frigidtlre electric: stove. all HoMand. Bush Hog Sales & -8 HP REAR TINE TILLERS .. ........ .. , .... ...... .................. '1,.<uli.Vll• burners work, . gre1t for Service. Over 40 uMd -5 HP REAR TINE TILLER ...................................... . .... '1. DIIIICTIONS_ .. canning. $28.00, 304-773- tractor• to chooae from & 9187. Southern Ohio •t. 7, 6 complete line of new & milK ... ow Gallipoli• u~ed equipment. Largest King tilt water bed, semi selection in S.E. Oh•o. cross lauoon Crt. wave, mattre11 · and vinyl •i4gt, turn right and MANNING ROUSH - OWNER aide pedo, &226 00. 304- Pans for tractor, Super A. A, follow 875-3109 between 8 and 9 one hundero cultivator, ti••• POMEROY, 0 CONDOR ST. PH. 992-2975 PM. likeradiator, new. front in 1J ~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L=========l 14-9-24 axel, gears. mani· ,Wedding dre11. size 11 , fold, heads, blocks, good condition, $76. Guitar, drew lift, $26. Cell · 304-676-3784 3269. bar. Cell 304-675before'S p.m. .. PUBLIC AUCTION Real Estate General Canaday '41(}~§36~ VEL Y TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE . .0 GRANO OPENIN·O· Ba11ett b1by bad, comp ..te, like new. Phone 304-675- 46 Space for Rant 6801 .. 876-,214. Roper gas range & hood. .coppertone color $75. Call 304-876-1470. 56 Building Supplies ' . Building Materiels Block. brick, ,.wer pipes, windows, lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614-246-6121 . BE YOUR OWN BOSS 41 ~~~~~l~~~fr~Jj.UE~r~~~ THE AREA'S ONLY WOOD &. COAL HEATING OUTLET -THAT SPECIALIZES IN THE BEST WOoD &COAL STOVES- SUBLET - Retail space located at 42 Court Street. lafayette Mall . Gallipolis, Ohio. Square footage of 1.157 sollin1 space and 227 square feet of stora1e space on the second floor of the lalayette Mall. Call 614-446-7653 ' 9:30 'Iii 8:00 Monday thru Saturday INSERTS -- fURNCES & TOP QUALITY CHIMNEY NEEDS. RIO GRANDE AREA - $17,50D NEARLY 3 ACRES. VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, STORAGE BLDG. COVERED PORCH 40°/o FIREPLACE Houses for Rent INSERT FOR RENT FREESTANDING STOVE KlnDLEWOOD •HEATS•2500 SQ. FT. eiUINS WOOD OR COAL .URGE ASH PAN •GUSS DOOR •TWIN BLOWERS •AUTOMATIC DRAFT (ONTIOL ef1RURIU UNEO WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE d= WOOD BURNING FURNACE HEARTS AVG. HOUSE--INSTALLS EASY tion, Near Schools, Churches, Shopping Area, Etc. Carpet end Drapes Furnished. References Required. OPENING ·SATURDAY, JUNE 2·2 10:00.TO 6:00 NO MONEY DOWN NO PYMT. TIL SEPT. 1 ' FREE TIUCIILOAD OF FIIEWOOO WITH PUICHASI OF STOVE 01 FilE PLACE KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS - EXCELLENT PROPERTY.PRICED LOW AT $34.500 3 BEDROOM HOME. l'h BATHS, ltl FRONT PORCH. 2 CAR BLOCK GARAGE, CELLAR HOUSE, 2 BEAUTIFUL VEGETABLE GARDENS. 2 ACRES. JUST LISTED. JUST OUTSIDE CITY. $65,000- 49 ACRES, 3 BEDROOM HOME. lOTS OF FLOWERS AND TREES. CHESHIRE - SPACIO US BRICK HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS RECREATION ROOM, FULL BASEMENT. ATTACHED GA)lAGE. $379 ' ROONEY - $34,000 FRAME RANCH. HAS 3 BEDROOMS, GARAGE, POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. WOOOOURNER. 121 ACRES - $79,000. RT 775. WAlNUT TWP.. 4 BEDROOM HOME NEEDS SOME REPAIRS ROUTE 35 - COMMERCIAl OR RESIDENTIAL $68.500 ONE ACRE PLUS 3 BEDROOMS, LIVING AREA, PLUS LOWE~ LEVEL SUITABLE FOR ANY TYPE COMMERCIAl BUSINESS. NO MONEY DOWN-NO PAYMENT TILL SEPT. 'RENT 400.00 MONTH Call or See · :Morris Haskins or Jeff Smith Ohio Yaley lank I.. SS99 OPEIIIIOOII nL I P.M. 1 DEAURS INVITED $21.000 '-- BUYS ANICE CllMFORTABlE HOME. 3 BEDROOMS EAr·IN KITCHEN, CELLAR HOUSE. STORAGE Bltx; ON 2 ACRES, CHESHIRE AREA. " . LOW PRICE PLUS LOW INTEREST MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION: COLONIAl DESIGN, SPliT FOYER, 3 BEDROOMS. SPACE FOR A 4TH DECK ABOVE GROUND POOL $49,900. . EVANS HEIGHTS -- $27,000 - THREE BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FUll BASEMENT, GAS FORCED AIR FURNACE. JUST LISTED! ' ' FLEA 'MARKET REDUCED - BEAIJTIFUL RIVER VIEW FROMH£ FRONT PORCH Of THIS A!TRACTIVE 3 BR FRAME RANCH WITH VINYl SIDING LOCATED IN KYGER CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT. EXTRA INOOME WITH A FULLY EQUIPPED TRAILER PAD, PlUS 40X40 WORK· SHOP. BUT THE BEST PART IS THE PRICE. ONly $29.900' OR ~ e,a ~~~~!lii..,~~~ --=~rley"J:~·z WALK TO OOWNTOWII SHOPPING - SCHOOLS, CHURCH, PER· FECT lOCATION FOR ABUSY FAMILY 4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, FUll BASEMENT EXTRA LARGE BACK YARD. THE PRICE $46.000 LOCATED IN TARA SUBDIVISION - BEAUTIFUL BRICKAND · CEDAR HOME. 3 BEDROOMS, FAMILYROOM, fORMAl DINING, COV ERED SCREENED DECK. SUPER NICE INSIDE AND OUT' SAVE SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1985 AT 11:00 A.M. v LOCATION FDR A HOlE bdiviSion. Two large lots. each lol lS 101.8 x City sewe1, and natural gas are available Call now. *456 GRAVELY & SNAPPER SUMMER SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1985 10:00 A.M. C&M SERVICES Autos for Sala 72 Dodge Dart~ good work Rag Walking horN mere, 78 Ford Gr•nadl Ghia body. 1 978 Volkswagon Rabbitt cor. 1450. Call 614-245b1 k 1 000 11 ,200. Call 614 -4461700. Reg. walking horH ac. new pant. 11 , · 9476 enyti,.,. weekends. 5837. mareS. colt , $800. 2 Y'· old Call 814-379-2116. "h walking horae gelding, 1- - - - - - - - - - after 4 weekdeys . 1977 Oldo Cutluo Suao-,-=-su_p_r_om - o--:2=-. preme. $250. 2 horse trailer. •soo. Camero 228 1983 tow I-19- 7-8_ C_u_tl.:.. runs good, '1900. Cell &14-992-6102. mileage. V-8, exc. cond.. tone · maroon , loaded . Coll814-258-1852. garage kapt. Coli 614-448- 79.000 miloo, 13.300 firm . Holttein cow, 2 1h: ye1rs old 98 37 . Call 614-245-9498. Real Estate General and calf. 1 month old . Real gentle to milk . Phone 304- 1976 Ford Torino light blue. good cood., 8760 or beat 675 -5384. offer. Call ehor &PM. 814448-9376. 64 Hay & Grain 1978 New Yorker Geo. S. Hobstetter. Jr. Alfelfa . hay. wire baled. Brougham, 2 dr., loaded . Cell 1114 446 7404 Broker never wet. Call 814-288· 2331 "'814-226-2094 af- anytime. NEW LISTING -FARM - St. ter 7PM. At. 143, 50 acres m/1, apprOll . 1979 Plymouth Horizon 50% cleareq and 50% WOilCis Hay for sale. Out of the field. good cond .. 68.000 miles, Lindo L Riffle Free gas lor dwelling ,. moiile Call 614-949-2656 alter 51,700 . Coli 614-446· 3167 oflor 5PM. 6:00pm. home Call for deta1is. Asking IEALTOI $30,000.00. Home Phone Corn for sale. No husks. 1978 Plymouth Volere sta1i S2.60 a bushel. Carl Fin- onwagon, good work car. 992-3535 PRICE REDUCED - on this $300. Coli 814-448-1013. dling. 614-986-4137. teaublul cedar two 5101'1 NEW LISTING in Rutland area. 1978 Mercurv Zephyr S.W , home Over 3,000 square lee! auto. AC. good cond. Cell Privacy and conven1ence 1n living space, lour bedrooms, Transportal ion 614-388-8794. an excellent location close to 21h baths, living room w/foeschool Fully eQUipped moplace, lamily room, custom 1982 AMC Spirit 4 spd • dern kltchen-dmmg area, 3 kHcher1, full baserneol. Sit· AM-FM tepa. sunroof, low bedrooms, 2 balhs, large lam uated 011 3 acres, near RO)'a l t;;::;:::~=~==:r:;::::;:::~::;::::~171 Autos for Sale milooge $3,199. 1979 Ply1ly room withfireplace, 2 car Oak Par~ Only S130,000.00. mouth Volare 1uto. air, 61 Farm Equipment 61 Farm Equipment garage. ,999. John's Auto Sale, TOP CASH paid for '80 $1 Rd., Gallipolis. Oh RUTLAND - Owner anxious Bullville model and newer uted cars. LOVELY 3 BEDROOM home to sell, make us an offer on Steer stuffer, like new. Ford· 601 mower, 1600, Smilh Buick-Pontiac. 1911 ready to move mto 2 baths, thiS 3 bedroom, I floor plan •100. Coli 614-882-7349. verv good condition. Coli E1at'ern Ava., Gallipolis. Call Real Estate General den / nurse ry, sunporch or home On Mam St Askmg 814·388-9688. 814-446-2282. off1ce/sludy, large deck, Farmall cub tractor with $15,000 00 central a1r. For more 1nlor· cultivetor and other equip· l -::-::-=----,---=--- 1981 Renoul162,000milos, Velma Micinsky. Associate GIVE YOUR needs. some work Call mant. Cel1114-256-8846. 62 Wanted to Buy mat;on call Linda Phone: 742-3092 814-245-6288. CAMPER A Pole Buildings Constructed PERMANENT HOME tor commerci1l, geragea, 81 AMC Spirit DL hatchReal Estate General f1rm. atoru, etc. AnY size. Wanted "to lease tobacco back, great gas mileage, exc. free estimate•. Call 304- poundage. Contact Bob Hal· cond., must sell. Call 614loy, 814-379-2340. 878-3981 . ' ' 245-5040 oher 4PM. MGM FARM CITY, INC. PUBLIC AUCTION ______ 71 TRUCKLOAD FREEZER SALE PATRIOT AUCTION BARN . Autos for PARK ol~~~ r~.tikiLL _______ 71 Autos for Sale 71 Livaatock BIG FOOT SPECIAL FURNITURE AND CARPET SALE ) 63 1---------- PATRIOT AUCTION BARN . ESTATE SALE Builder'• Surplus-Salvage Cloooouto. (1 I Embooood wood grain lluminum sidin9, foam backed, twin4" Of a· petlorn. t39.95 .... (21 Twin rib white metal rotting or oldiQg 38" wide I ' thru 18' leng~ho. 141 .95 oq. (31 Steel jnaulatad prehung door's all1izee and patterns, f75 .00 S. up. (41 Hollow core and 6 panel wood prhung door'• 120.00 .. up, (6) 4'x8'x6-32 wood paneling. 84.99 lk up. Woilllon. Oh, Penn 's Warehouse 814-384-3646. Badrooi tuite, queen size, qtgulifir box springs - 1;:;:=:;:::::;=~:;:= malt~J*4. dinette aet, vinyl 1 ~~~t:u~~m: couch. Cell ,_6_6~-~----- .. •• LAFF-A-DAY 56 Building Supplies The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-5 W.Va. Ohio- Point OLD TIME HEATING COMPANY GROCERY - SER'IIICE STATION - CARRYOUT - PLUS NICE 3. BEDROOM APARTMENT. PRICE NEGOTIABLE' RT. 7, 6 MILES BELOW GALLIPOLIS BIG WHEEL CARRY OUT - SUPER RT 35 LOCATION. BUSY, BUSY, BUSY. IF YOU ARE SERIOUS BOUT BUYING A GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY, GIVE US ACAll! AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR MARY FLOYD. REALTOR, 441-3383 EUNICE NIEHM . REALTOR. 4<16 -1897 26 LOCUST STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-2631 r i I • •• • '" ' < '• ' '' ' ' .. ' ... ~ ~. • 1 •• •' �June W. Va. 1986 Trucks for Sale 71 Autos for Sale 1979 MG Midg et, low mi leage, 304·876-1780. 11972 Grand PriK, good running giNr. new tirea . Call 814·448-4633. 1982 EXP ' 11 Grand ' Prix 301 V- 8. auto tran o. 304· 876-5743. Ford AM ·FM can .. sunroof, AC, tinted windows, PS. alum . wh. .la. 1979 305 Camero Berli netta air condition, AM -FM , 8 trock, PS, PB, t ilt whee l. rea r window defroatar, eXtra 'lharp. Must sell, 304-876-2883 otlor 5 p .m. Call 814-446-3344 or 814440-1134. 1981 Horizon, 4 dr, A .T .. cloth Int., Call 61 4· 2469480 or 814-246· 6131 . V-8. 1981 PS, PB. stereo, white, red .1981 Chorgor, 2.2, 4 opd, 78 Oldo Cutla11 Supreme. Am , tully loaded. low mile age . Call 304· 675- 5870. 1975 Volkowogon Rabbit, c•r. 72 UOO. Call anytime 814843-5440. 1 977 Ford Ranchero auto, air. $1 ,499. John's Auto Sale. Bulaville .R d •• Gallipo- 1977 Muat•ng . Nndt paint job. Must aell. $700, 814992 -5818 or814 · 992 · 3785 . F100. Trucks for Sale lia. Oh . 1977 FOrd 260, lf• ton, Super cab, ••c. cond. Call 614-446-Ch183. r ~ : { J~ • . • . Auto· matlc , power tteering, power brak.eo, vs. 46,000 mllao. U , &OO. 814-9928328. 1 964 Ford PU, gqod cond .• 4 new tirea, S460. Call 614-388-8716. 19n Pontiac Ventura. 2 1979 Ford P.U .. 6 cyt std. door. runs good, good s•• radials. one -owner, sharp. mileege, good tires. $360. Coll814-246-9480 or 814350 shol1 block diaHI en- 246-5131 . gine with new pump , $300. Call 614-992-8283. 1984 Ford Ranger pick -up. 1981 Plymouth Reliant K.6 • otandord , fongbed, Wagon. Excellent condition. 61;1.949:~963. ·• pkg . Coli e4000. firm . Call614·-992· l ---····-~----...,..7861. Real Estate General For Sale By Owner-Price Reduced CAliFORNIA RANCH BRICK - Well maintained, mint condition witb new roof. outdoor carpeting, asphalt driveway and indoor paintinc. Spacious living area of 2200 sg. ft. includes 3 la11e bedrooms, 21'2 ceramic baths, ltvinc room with fireplace, formal dininc area. sewing nook and family room with indoor barbecue. Outdoor recreation area f,atures covered patio with wroucht iron trim, Warm lllomin' ps grill and regulation badminton court. Carpetmc lhrouahoul and beautiful birch paneling and trim. New kitchen cabinets. formica tops, stove top and double wall oven. Dishwasher, disposal, refrieerator and most window treatments Included. Ideal neilhborltood with beautiful view. shoppinc nearby. Gallipolis City School System. city water and sewer and neighborltood watch prOfl.ram. Lanclscat,in& well established and maimgarage witb office.area .. .,u "'~' f!!l'~ncl'~J~.For further and appoint-' or ------ Trucks for Sale 1- - - - - -- '76 Toyota, good cond. 1 1,000.00. Coil oltor 5,00 304-676-76.6 6. 216 E. 2nd St. Phone • E . ;;;:.i.,U~.U...IJ POMERO .0. . 1-16 141-992-3326 • J Doluxe 10 Chovy PS , P8. Auto, V-8. Coll 614- 9 4 9 - Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Owner has reduced price on this 3 be~ · room, 2 bath, one lloor home with full basement located on approx. I .acre lot. $19,500. POMEROY - Nice 2 story home in a good location and owner. Will help fi nance. Wants $30,000, but make an offer. MIDDlEPORT - looking· for a rea lly nice home? This 3 bedroom house with 2 baths is ju st for you. Full basement, deck. ceiling fa ns, fully equipped modern kitchen, newly redecorated bath are only a few of the nice features. Make an ap-' pointment to see thiS one. $41,000. SOUTHERN DISTRICT - A modern split foyer homewith 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace, full ba sement. garage. Located on approx. 3 acres land with additkmal 3 car garage. Excellent condition . )54,900.00. REALTORS · Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466. -. A ~ IB 66 ACRES - Rutland Twp., some timber, older house. only $20,000. Broker-Auctioneer ·Calf 446-0552 Anytime Beth Null 245-9507 Steve McGhee 446-1255 COUNTRY HOME - Nice older 3 BR home. Equipped k~chen, central heat w/ woodbumer supp., a pproximat~y 2 NEAR RUTLAND - Almost new 3 BR 'home, ~ec. heat with woodburner, lighted swimming pool, one acre, m/1. ~ MEIGS COIJfTY ~GS M.MR 551 - PRICED REDUCED -Owner says sell thissowe've re· duced the price $8,000. Aqua lity buill b r i c~ home in e•c . neighborhood. This home located on l incoln Hill has 3 bedrooms. 21ull baths. dining area. family room With fi replace, ;ull basement, a two Car carport and more. Make your appt. A redu ced price of $59,500. RUTLAND - Bu siness bldg. or apartment Five rooms. $6.500. MMR 568 - NEW LISTING- Handyman's Specia l. 5 BRs.lR. DR. POr,IEROY - Seven room home with ga rage in a full basement, gas furnace, fireplace. $28,500. ·Suo .uuo.1.uu - large 2 story MIIR 567 - NEW liSTING - Elegant estate. Almost 5 acres.;1h I 'h acre stocked lake. Delightful landscaping. Slone ranch style homewith 3 spacious bedrooms, large tilling room with built-in TV, see throu gh'" stone fireplace to dining room, 2lh baths. laundry room, full basement with firep lace. Much, much more!!! Call lor an appl. $130,000. QUAliTY - Price reduced on th ~ outstanding brick home, central air, gas furnace, fireplace, burglar alarm, patios, numerous extras. Make an offer. ? lots, Possible VA assumption. Ca ll tor inlormation. Murpliy, Milton Roush Helen. Virgil and •• • • • MMR 564 - 10 ACRES .,;lh Ike new ranch stylehome. 3 bo:lrooms. t ~ baths, full basemerrl has lami~ room .;111 woodoorner. Kncherr features 1~and work area. Priced at $49.500. • I PRICE REDUCED on ttr~ oommercial bldg inV1ntoo. Two 8part..,nts uJlllairs and ready 1o< occupancy. Investment property for $21 ,500. PRICE REDUCED on 146 acre larm along ~atnot·Gage Rd. Was $100.000. Now $79.900. . . WE HAVE SEVERAL COMMEill:tAL PROPERTlES AND NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR'PURCHASES. filTH INTEREST RATES NID PIIOPERTY PRICES ARE OECUNIIIG. CALL FOR IIORE INFORMATION AND YOUR PROPERTY REQUIREMENTS'! .. ... .. · .. .~~ Cr~ 1 • W1Hnl Rf'dltv lnr L' I ttl It<,! St (Jdiil~ fdJ•, .. . -:;-: ~.: . . .• <::. . .;-:... . .. . ::::: ... . . . -_ -..,\. ~ · '< .. · · · - - - - - - - - - -... ::.· 1::. I ~}· r.::;:= N213 REAL TORe •. ··. . 1::- PERFECT FOR THE FAMILY!- Home and 5 acres on 141 offers ~enty of room for ra~ing a beef or two, or some lnrses, garden and a small pond. Home offers 3 . BRs. attractive k~cnen and dining room unfinished fami~ room wi!ti woodburner and fuli basement. Priced in the S40s · ID REAL ESTATE '• •. MOTIVATED SELLER of 3 BR qua(ity hOrne, 6'rooms·ill I '~ -all. Qinvenient kit(:hen·with quality c•blnets. Hardwood · • •• ''-"' floors in good cond~ion. located on old Rt 35 just east of Thurman. Buyer Protection Plan for one y~r after purchase. Just under I ac. of land. Bargain priced at $27,6QO. .. : #314 1' . ATTIIACTIVE BRICK & FRAME RANCH in Northup with easy maintenance vinyl siding Offers 3· roomy bedrooms, large eat-10 krtchen, living room and family room. Great starter home. Nicety decorated withnewer carpet Large flat yard in quiet neiRhborlnod Central air. Buye( s Protection Plan. $49,500. REALTOR 446-3644 #201 f': :: .I :::; ..•.. . #400 l I·-':: • • '· • 1:::-: I·•::.•: 1:::: .....-. .·-.. I ~-: I' :-: ~t, I · I •• I :::-. I .:-· I ...::' I. . ·~ NEW USTING :_ SWISS MOUNTAIN CHALET Neslled amongthe trees,with a ~geous view ·of lake and valley, partially describes the setting of this olllstanding home. Quality bui~ throughout, ttfeatures a great room wrtha breathtaking fireplace ri~ng to the cathedral ceiling 3 bedrooms, walnut woodwor~ toft, decks and an extra large garage wtth its own ceramic tiled bath, Truly an exceptklnal home located on 2.44 acres of lake property. Call today. Ike Wiseman - 446-3796 B. J. Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker - 245-5276 David E. Wiseman- 446-9565 lO ACRES VACAIIT lAND - Ellcellerrt road frontage along Route 160. ~era! buikling sites. 23 pasture ICieS, 7 wooded. Trailer sits with county water tap. $25.000. 1#206 114 IL FAll - lncated between Wilkesville and 511em Center on St Rt 124. Good road frontage. l'nltludive creeiiiDIDril area of some 30 acres, 50 ac. ~. ~ ac. woods. Remodeled older home. Priced III .S44.i100 dCEI LEIIT . *339 tiMSYIIOO PIIOPEIIY - · Ow- llidtila 111\11 2 rlf1llls or rent all l Brick tv.in - - I ide hii311Rs. lR. DR. Kitchen and batll, fpll - - Giller ide his 28Rs, lR, ililchen and batll. 2-,.=. with 311Rs. IR:hen and btltl Owner may ~ . fl11 Lim JIG OF HOME on nice ~ze lot with 24x30 separa!l!'l!ll!'~ge and workshop. Full basement di'lided with hea\ pilmp. Also wood stove wrth forced air to two rooms. located on Bulaville-Addison Rd. just n9rt.h of . Bulaville. let us smw you !tiis quality buift home~rth a nice ~wn. Priced reduced to $59,900. *308 #303 IN CIIY - NEW LISTING of qualify built home in A-I condition. City \llililie& Btilt in storagew~h large dosets in 3 BRs. Triple windows, weH insu~ted, low utility bills. Heat pump. Storage buildin& workshop off carport area. I yr. buyer protection plan. Priced at $44,800. S.PIC AND SPAN CONDITION - 3 BR, 2bath, central ar 1n town home. Large master bedroom with private bath. large living room with fireplace,dining loom, nice front porch. Let·us show you this <JJefity home ing ood state of repair. Asking $58,000. ' • *306 NEW USTING - PT. Pl!ASANT AR£A on Jericho Road ius! off SR 2. Eight year old home, 4BR, l'h bath; fireplace, air conditioned, deck oil dining area. Extra lot for garden, recreation, also r:rovides privacy. Wooded area on the sides. Priced at $57,800. , *327 FLEXIBLE - Outstanding view from this attractive cedar ranch. 3 large BRs. 2 fuH baths, eat-in kitchen, family room, living room with fireplace and 2 car garage. Ulra insulation. Hut pump w/c.a. 25 acres on pine studded knoll in Green Twp. Owner flexible on terms. $79,900. 1203 NEW UmiiG - BEAUTIFUL CEDAR HOM£ - Th~ styt~h chalet home on a large "icefy landscaped ~ offers tontemporary iving on 31evels. Includes 3 BRs. wife designed kkchen w~h dinette, living room, family . roorri and rec. room and a bath bn each level.. Extra features such as woodburner, wet bar, wrap-around , deck overlooking private 16x32 swimming,flOOI. Very comfortable and i vable hOme. Priced at $89,900. '. 11245 *323 BEAUTY WHEAt IT SHOWS - QUALITY WHER£ IT COUNTS- ~I spelled out in this 2000 plus sq. It brick rancl). Features 3 BRs, a sunken front room, 2 baths and large lR. 2 car prage plus 24x30 ~rage lruiding, Situated on 2 acres off Rt. 35. Was $125.~ now $114,900. . 11405 CONVENIENT LOCATION - 3 BR home remodeled in ROOd taste. Two car garage. Nice, clean, well decorated Good ~bors. Pr~ at $31,&:10. . 1309 40 AC. F~RM - Good balance between productive crop land, pasture and wood1 Remodeled older home with fairly new addition. 30x32 barn. All located on desirable setting 2.5 mites NW Vinton. Listed at S54:800. ' . . #328 . THE HOM£ THAT HAS EVERYTHING.- Character charm and. prestige. Th~. 2 story counb'j home is ju~ periect fur the large family. 4-51aree BRs. 2 batll~ FR. den, DR, an~ partial basement Encios«! swimming pool, larae praae workshop. 15 ac. fur (lll'den, small Clt1l and c.nte. Quiet, sceniC location. $139,000. 11240 and YOtrll ABSOLUTElY lOY£ THE IIIT£110111 ~ Hefe'a abeautifully decorated home !tiat you can alforo. Don't just drive by, )et us show you the interior of th~ charminJ 3 8R mRio Grande. Everything's new- the wafb. Wiring. plumbing. fumace, kitchen. It's on a double lot w~h larQ!! illr&ge. $54,000. ' #102 NEWLY USTED U!CK RANCH offers nice liver view Home features. 3BRs, 1II bath, DR and one car prage: Garden space 1n ront of house. Buye(sProfection Pfar Kyger Creek schoo~ $47.000. · *232 NEW LISTING - Attractive Cedar Ran~ll overlooking qu~ flOrid. Over 1900 sq. It of comfortable living ~ce 1ncludes tormal .dining room, cozy family room with stone f~repface, wife pleaser kitchen 3 ~ and 2 b.!ths .afl de~ated very nicely !tlrougli(,ut Ready to m!M' 111 condition, Very good nelgh!xlrhood perfect for ramg your lanuty. 2 car prage. $69,500. Buyers pi~ for full year. ~249 23 AC. VACANT lAND - Galia-lawrence County line .at Crown City, Just oil Rt 7. Mostly woodt!d Good home Sit!. County 111ter milable also driled well. Price includes 10x00 motile home. Abo mineral n....... Priced 11$30,000. • .... ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~.-·. . . . . t. .f. . . .. l . . . . .,. ., . . . . . . ~~~· .... I \ RANCH - $49,900. Only 4 years old and looks like brand new. 3 bedrooms, pantry and oa k cabinets in kitchen. I ~ baths. atla ched .garage.· Approx. I acre lawn. Concrete d rr ~e. stora ge building. G ard e~ area, All t~e extras you coOid wa nt · Call -' we ·~ av~ the dela1is. . . #885 :-.~~ Real Estate General NEW liSTING - ENJOY THE TOWN ANO THE BEAUTY OF NATURE when you own this stately older home. Oak woodwork. large living room. family room or formal dming, 2 bedrooms. pl us more. 2 acres of land and within the corporation hmrts of town. Don't wa~t. giveacall on this one! · 22 ACRES - $1 1,000 l ovely wood homesite. Water and sept1c system alread y 1nstalled . Mainl y wooded . • #906 ~ "' PR ICE REDU CED - Good deals are easy to lind, , but super deals hke thrs on thrs br-level doesn't come alongevery day . 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, famrly room. large eqmpped krtchen. garage. Only minutes !rom town. In cludes the furmtu re. $47,500. #892 12 EVANS HEIGHTS - Truly a delightful ranch home. 3 bedrooms, k~chen , dining room, full divrded basement with family room and fireplace. Range. refrigerator. dishwasher. City schoo~. water andsewer. Affordable pr1ce. $31,000. #789 ....-... 44G 1 Obh !" -- · JUST liSTED - OVERLOOKING THE RIVER Remodeled I ~ story home near Addison. In cludes 4 bedrooms. l'h baths. large kitchen, skyl ights in the upstairs bedrooms, large deck plus ~ acre yard. $36.900. R895 room comfortable home bath. FA oil fu rnace, half basement, well water or county water available. Well built barn, stalls. hay lott , grannery, garage. Country kitchen, good condition. 5.7 acres of land, level ya rd, lruit trees. Black top road. Excellent buy. $45,500. ~.- SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE IS IIG IUSINISS .... CAll AN EIPIRIINCED WOOD REALTY SAUSPIIISON MMR 539 - Nice 4 bo:lroom hmeinPomeroy. Dinini room, 2 ball\~ lull basement sm~l yard with carpcJ! and ooiding REDUCED TO $15.000. ~ I JUST li STED - WANT LOTS OF PRIVACY7 Would you love to be living 1n peace and quiet m the middl e of a 20 acre wooded setli ng with a modern 3 bedroom home. l ots of elbow room. abundant wildlife, spring fed water system. no close neighbors. If th is sounds hke you. please call now . Priced in the upper 30s. #898 COMPLETE AUCnOII SEIWICE Housing Headquarters . NEW LISTING INVESTORS: INTERESTED IN MOVING AHOUSE7 - We have a 20 year old 3 bedroom. home that is on a slippa ge lot in town. House has b ric ~ front and appro x. 1250 sq. ft .. hardwood floors, so mecarpet Natura l gas fu rnace. Call for details. #901 of living area . 3 BR, large living room. dining room, h/ w heat plusmce garden area and woods. Pnvate location. #832 FIVE POINTS - 5 rm. ranch, range, dishwasher, carpeting, all electric and . garage, on large level lot. Real Estate General . Put NtJIDber l to work for $38,500 -House and 2.3 acres located I 00 yardsoff Neighborhood Road . This home has nearly 1500 sq. ft I ranch on Debby Drivewhichoffers over 1,750 sq.It of I bespacious livingspace on the main floor. Your wife ~II spoiled forever by the large equrppe<t krtchen whiCh features center range, exposed bnck and beautrful I solid oak cabinets. Home has 4 BRs, 3 baths, lR and DR and much more. large lot and a palf in afamily I1 FRor~nted nergh!xlrhood Don't postpiJrle you\ happi· I ness, call today. $79,500. . 1#20 5 I I Olte rrng CENGUARO' " Insurance Serv1ce! BMR 448 - Excelkmt oppcJ!u~tv tobuy aNveablehomeat therigl11prk:e. This is avery cleanhomere~ lor anew owner. Theprice~ right $1 3,500. SINCE 1943 NEW • 2 ACRES - Mostly level in Pomeroy. I· time NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE! - You'll be proud every you pull into the driveway ott hisoutstandingbrick ~ ()nguord Full basement with fam1ty room, bedroom Bnd bath. Plen~ of storage. w~h IIW USTIIIG - Owner doesn't want to op t"!S vay attractive' brick and lrame ranch but. must, He II newer be abre to duplicate the OIJ!Siilndlng country vieW and stifl be only 3 miles from shoppmg, He probably won't be able to find a house with this much room and featiJres (almost 1700 sq. It) for th!s pr1ce ($69 900) However his loss could be your 11110. Give us aCall to see th~ home's wonderiul features.You'll be PI you did. #248 4 4 6 •6 6 1o Screened-in palio, cenlral air. Kyger Cr"'k Schocl Oislrl:\ Call fur an appcintment ~enty I.I SOUTHERN HILLS.R.E., INC. NEW LISTING - 80 ACRE FARM JUST CAME ON THE MARKET - Borders Raccoon Creek. Road frontage on main state route. Exc~ lent building~tes. several feet of road frontage. Almost all productive bllable acreage. Pa rtrally wooded. Call tilday for more details! #875 on~ I I Rea l Estate General Judy DeWitt- Realtor - 388-8155 J . Merrill Carter- Realtor- 379-2184 Becky Lane- Reeltor- 446-0458 Jim Cochran - Realtor- 446-7881 Virginia Smith- Realtor - 388-8826 Elizabeth Long- Realtor- 676-3968 Phylli1 Loveday- Realtor- 446-2230 BMR 447 - FIRST TIME Oft MARKET - R8nch style home on I~ landscaped flat lot tg. ivlngroom, knchen with dining•rea.3 s~ andbalh.: resulbn~ w~h k~c hen ' / POMEROY - Two story home, good condition. gas fired hot water heat. two baths insulated, cabinets, panelin& stove, refrigerator, air conditioning. On~ $29,500. fam1~ il~rict 79 Chevy w indow v1n . Call 814· 8&99. . Real Estate General NEW LISTING BEAUTIFUL LOCATION - Clear View Estates. One floor plan brick and frameranch . living room with lireplace. kitchen has pantry and eating bar. formal dining area, 3 bedrooms; 2 full baths, utility room, 2 car garage. 2 extra lots optional. ~·-··----------------1-lllllil•l•l•l·l·l·l··········- o·;. ·.• 1- - ------- .. . 1980 Chevrolet Suburban , economic al 3t50 engine, f ully equipped , 38 , 000 mtloo. t690 0 . Call .8 14· 448 -29 57 . REMODELED - Salisbury Twp. 3 BR home, insulated, fu rn ace w/ woodburner, firep lace, carpetin g, one level acre m/1. Real Estate General LISTING - Affordable 3-4 BR home in • II NEW neigh!xlrhood. only 2 miles from shopping, Attractive brick and frame .ranch style offers mce room, room, eat-1n kitchen, utility. room and I car I .living garage. Super insulated, 1n very llw heabng and rooting bills. large flat low plenl'j of parkmg I space. Easy to buy wtth very lillie down. $47,500. #217 I .:·1::·· :· . ' .·· :". '·: I J~ST All AROUND GOOD. 2·3 BR horri~ loCated near improved housing and wowing business You will enjoy the large and utility room I workbench and sheW area. Nice backyard fo( flilrden ·I and play area. Oulside storage building w~h concrete Seeing believing and asking $29,500 wrth II floor. im!N!diate possession. #310 BUY ON EARTH IS EARTH - 7 acres indudes I BEST small woods, creek. excellent road frontage and o1 flat land for your new home. Graham Schoo Rd. I $10,500. #237 I Coli 814-44t·t61& otter &PM. 446-0008 · -----------~~~~~------~--------~~~==~--------~-----~~==~~--------~.-· nice. . BIIR 444 - OWNER AN~IOUS TO SEW 3 BR ranchsituated on 2.35 acre lot m/ 1. Possi ~e 8% ~n assumption to qualiiOd ooyer. lndudes lg eat-in knchen, separate, utilly room, lam~ roomwith w.b. firep~ce . Call fo' an apJI"ntment toda~ acres. lruco Teaford , RE,III.TOI. THE BEST HOUSECLEANER IS A WANT AD 19 77 Dodgo von 83.000 REALTY 992·2259 NEW liSTING - 8.75% Interest? You ca n assu me the loan on this country A-frame with approx. 5 acres land, 2 bedrooms, stone fireplace, with $8.400 down pay., assume balance of $23,500 at 8.75%for 23 year term. Payments of $236.00 month, includes taxes and in surance. Total price of $31,900.00. Vans lit 4 W.O . BLACKBURN HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-221 0-Ask .for Tim NEW ~!STING - Syracuse. Spacious ranch style home, 6 rooms ~I carpeted, porches, dishwasher. stove, refrigerator. washer and dryer. Good 1h acre lot w~h chain link fence. Abargain at $45,000. Vans • 4 W.O. , 73 1977 OMC Vonduro wltll SPLIT LEV~ L HOUSE with 3 bed rooms, 2 complete baths, dining room , living room and large recreation room . Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. ~F~~l~~~.8 7J Mldaalnterior. exoetlent me- mtloo. f79 8 . Coli &14-446 · c ha nical cOndition: h igh llti o8 . miiM ge·.-.c•t enaiM won.. ·· REAl ESTATE FOR SALE . 8607. Dodge Dmnl 024, 1983 Tran t Call 81 4 -388· 1979 Ford Real Estate General work. 165G. 304-6756439 or 676 · 3934. good cond, 19 'h Prowler c1mping trailer , self · wQrk topper, sliding rear wi!'ldow, 18,000 mile a . E~tce ll e n t condition. Call 614· 992· extras, needs transmiaston 614-246-9480 or814-246· 6131. good 1984 Ford F160 pickup. PS, PB, AC, AM ·F M Cn ootto, 1967 Ford pickup, $360 . 304-616-347 0. 1976 B1..1 ick Riveria L S .• all fact. wheels, sharp". Call ~Jmpg, 72 AM · FM . 41 ,000 mileo , 1 2200 or boot offer, ~ 04882-2 6 29. Int. Cilll 614-246· 9480 or 614-246-6131 . Real .Estate General 72 . Trucks fo r Sale power ·lteer ln g , power brake•. 4 a peed. 4 ~ylinder. 1979 Muojang, 3 dr, ot, air, contolnod. 9614. Autos fo r Sale 71 The Sunday Ohio- Point Pleasant, 62x80 all construction w~h insulatoo, overhead eran~ office and baths. Formerly LET THIS ONE GET AWAY - 3 used for boat sales and repair. located across ranch 011 12 acres, m/ t, wrth lots of pine trees. fr~m Silver Bridge Plaza wtth access to!tie Ohro This home has LR w~h fireplace, k~chen. bath, R1ver. Potential unhmtted. carpeting 2 car garage wrth openers, elec. 88 heat plus a new heat pump, new 12x20 CENTRALLY LOCAT6D - .GREEN lWP. - covmd rear deck and a 12x l6 utility bldg. Call 2211 acre More or less with lrontage on SR for an app<intment 141 and Neigh!xlrhood Rd. Also adjoins Sander; tlill S~bdiv~ion. .Ow~r financing PlfC[ ~§!ll~g ' ~~~~~~~~7=~~ .avadabi ~·- Call for nm deta1is. • . · SAYS.S£ll ..... _.,._ . IT! . . . .. . Road (Cherry JUST LISTED! -:- Th ~ one year old ranch can woodland, fronts on be purchased w1th 5 acres or 20. 1584 SQ. ft. ol avaitabl~ $250 per acre. living area. 4 BRs, 2 baths, kitchen, FR. 12x24, lR, dining room, carpeting, elec. 88 heal Af'PWOXIMATELY 3 MfliS FROM RODNEY Andersen wooden thermopanes, county water, 4 ~ acres, mil all t!lable Older homehasbeen SW schoo district remodeled, 3 'BRs, LR, k~chen, bath, gas and wood staJe, carpeting, county water, small THIS 3 BEDROOM HOME CAN BE YOURS - pond. For just $2,300 down and $37 4 per month! Other attr11ctive features inth~ homeinclude a OAK HIU AREA - COMMERCIAL & lamily room with lots ol windows and ,a RESIDENTIAL- 3.62 acres mil with approx. woodburning fireplace, kttchen. dmmg, hvmg 275 ft frontage on SR 93 approx. I mt N. of room, bat ~ unattached storage bldg., carport. Oak Hill. 2 story homeoffers 4 BRs,l R, k~chen · nice shaded backyard Call for anappomt111ent with range and refrig, bath, carpelng, nat gas today. heat and city water. Commercial steel building . (stumbo's Garage) measures 40x96 and has ' BRAND NEW DUPLEX - Great1nvestment for concrete flooring Motile home hookup on the buyer. located onGraham School R<Hach pr~ Owner finandng at 10%. Call lor unrt offers 2 BRs, INmg room, bath, krtchen appointment w~h stove, refrig, OW and d ~pl., laundry, large carport, central air and storage area. RACCOON CIIUK HOMESITE - Offers swimmine. boating and fishing, lot ~ze ~ COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUS- 100x600 and has electric, water tap and septic lli!AL! - 50 acres, more or less, vacant land !Jn~ Call for more details. ideal for investment or any type development R!lOO frontage on U. S. 35 and Mitchell Rd. ADDISON TWP. - Approx. 7 miles from Ganipol~. 39'h acres more or less. Fronts on 103 ACRES M/ l, SPRINGFIELD TWP. - township road. All woods and brush. $8 ,900 . Approx. 96 A tillable, older home has 5 B R~ bath. LR. k~chen, ·county water, 40x60 pole OIIE OF THIS AREA'S BETTER FARMS - 101 bid' 40x60 tobacco barn. various other aaes m/1 lois of fertile bottom land, pond, outbuldings. new fena!S, ~rge barn, modern 3 BR home, 2 batlll Call lor more inlormat~ n. · · QUAliTY IN EVERY DETAIL - 3or4 BR brick . . home offers a 20x40 fam r~ room. 3 baths. OHIO RIV£1 VIEW- 210 acres mi l located · k~chen with rY/1, dis~.. microwave and trash approximately 6 miles below .Jown with compactor. dining room; intercom system, lrontage on SR and Raccoon Road. A few • !:efllral air. 2 car garage, deck and a. 20x40 scrnic l)ulding sites. balance coukl be used for pool. Over $100.000. Call for apPI)Intment pasture orrecreati:m Priced tosell at$350 ~r today, acre. • imYANTOWNSHIP - 108 ac res more orless. WAIJIUTTOWIISHIP - 30 acres. more l.ocated sou!ti of Mercerville Apr:rox . 20 A. !em, ,_ Mudsod<, 1'h story hme, large barn ~!able. Balance woods. tobacco base. Owner and tobecco base. $27,900. w~l h ~p finillce. · PRICE DROPPED TO $54,900 - Immediate possession. Very nice 3 bed room home w~h full basemenl Includes 2 fireplaces fami~ room, eguippeji kitc.~ en , . I \1 baths, nat gas heat central air . p!us· 16'x32' 1n-ground POOVJ.arge lot off Sl Rt }. ... . . ~859 . PRICE REDUCED - Owner anxrous to see thiS 3 bedroom 12'x60' mobile home wrth 12'xl5' add1tion. Includes all furniture plus a new 24'x24' garage. Ap prox. I acre fenced yard on St Rt. 160. · F 4,900 #870 MODERN RANCH - Owner leaving area. Willing to !~en to offer. Amenities are 3 bedrooms..nice k~chen wi!ti dining area, fivingroom, bath, attached garage. lot lays flat wi!ti back lawn fenced. New sash wrndows added. Located in Green Township. DREAM NO MORE - SEE NOW! - This attractive brick tri-level with 3 bedrooms, family room with fireplace or woodburner hookup, 2 baths, 2~ car garage, fhermopane windows. with marble sills, heal pump, central air, 21\ acres, more or less. Pnced-rn upper 50s: · ~· .... , sTRENGTH OF CHARACTER, QUALITY IN DESIGN All brick 3 bedroom, 2 bath traditionaLl arge k~chen and dinig area, full basement 2 acre lawn. 16'x32' in-ground swimming pool. W~hi n one mile of H.M.C. . #864 35 ACRES MI L - Addison twp. Pumping gas well. Wooded, wth old homestead. l ocated at Moore- Jericho Road and SwiSher Hill Rd. Owner wants quick sale. #862 YOU'll lOVE THIS 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH with 6 acres. Features large eat-in k~chen1 liv1ngr oom, 1\ basement w~h woodburner. If you re loo~n i ror a home in KCHS district ttl~ home ~ ror you. Call us today. $53,000 #842 lOVELY SETTING - A 91\ acre private location enhances this attra ctive energy effi cient 3 bedroom home. Includes 2 baths, su nken living room, fireplace, full basement, central ai r. Extra acreage available. 'SW schools. #153 QUAliTY REIGNS to the bottom comfort in this brick 111nch. View of river with over oneacrelawn. 2'h baths. 3 bedrooms, rormalliving room. kitchen com~ete wrth j family room, rec. room, 2 fireplaces in-ground pool wtth large patio are.a Over 2700 ol living space. Call for more details. • #867 LOOKING FOR ASMAll FARM7 - Ideal tor the hobby farmer 16 acres completely fenced with WJOd fencing Bam. located on state mute. I 'h story framehome wrth 4 bedrooms, spacious kitchen and dining area, carpet lOCeJ1UY replaced in living room. Good garden area. Pnced in 30s Hurry and ~ve a call today! .. jj868 PROPERlY REDUCED - A real buy at $29,900. 4 bedrooms, living room wtth fireplace, kitchen, bath, full · basement wittr garage. I 'h story frame m ROOd· condition. Approx. 21h miles from town. AWJOd rental · investment H848 23 ACRES. MORE OR LESS - Beautiful land in Gitlia Counl'j. Approx. I! tillable. some woods and a J bedroom home in need of repair. I.e! nowl $22,500. QM; 1984 OOUILEWIDl 24'x48' - 3 bedrooms, ~ full baths kitchen compietl: with appliances. Ca!Jil!dral ceilinH, garden tub and walk-in closet in master bath. all carpeted, woodburner included. .MUS! be r~moved tmm present location. Call for more details. · 117&7 PRIC£ DROPPED TO $29,500 - Owner has dropped the price over $10,000 and must sell now. Moved .out of state. The . home is a I 0 yr. Old modular home situated on over 3\\ acres, Includes 3 bedrooms 2 baths, famrly room, dmm g room, plus large barn and fruit cellar. l yea r buyer protectio~ . e *899 BEAT THIS FOR COMFORT AND PRICE - Three rooms and bath in city on 40'xl 20' lot Vmyl • d1ng storm doors and windows. Roof. hot water heater recenlly re~aced. Shaded backyard: plus much more Only $11.000. #873 • < $48,!100 FARM :- Q5 acres.. fjlore or les~ [OCaied · ·approxrmately 12 miles froril:Gallipolis: f rame·house with natural gas heal, drilled well, barn. corn crib. storage building tobacco base. Approx. 20 to 25 acres tillable. 30 acres mixed limber. · #817 NEW LISTING - AFFORDABLE - E>cept1onally well cared for 3 or 4 bedroom ho me nestled onacorner lot SpaCK>Us k ~chen, n1ce carpet th roughout, low utility bills. vinyl sidin& large covered patio In-town location. Priced in the low 30s. #887 GEORGE'S CREEK ROAD - NICe 3 bedroom home located on approx. 'A acre. large kitchen. garage, electric heat A llJOd buy at only $32.500 #815 OFFER! - Desirable ranch located in town. Th iS gem cannot last lon g Charming hvmg roo m. mce carpet. dining room. 3 bedrooms, beautrful tiled bath . Workshop . in gar! ge. Central: a" . tre<;d l1wn . You must.seemsrde to apprecrate. ·· . . .. · · · .. · ' . . . . .. . . NATURE PAINTS A MASTERPIECE - Right outside your w1ndow. Th~ very nice log home is secluded on approx. 6 acresof woods 2 or 3 bedrooms, l1vingroom with cathedral ceiling beautiful stone ch1mney wtth Buck ~ove. d1mng room, equipped kitchen w~ h custom cabinets, balh, heat pump, cent a1r, many more extras. Amust to see' Priced 1n tre 60s. OUTSTANDING 2 STORY BRICK - This dotinctty des1gned home .fealures a 15.x30' l1v1n g room, space saver ~tch en, formal dlmng room, 4 BR.}unroom, 2 ·tlalhs. ful ba~m~t, grearview of r!""' Has 2nd house included-'-5 rrn. trame. Will sell separate. ,. · 11852 ENJOY TH E CONVEN IENCE OF THIS HAPPY RANCH - Within 2'\ m1l es of town. 3 bedrooms. family room. applra nces. large patro Manicured lawn. P r~ced 1n the 40s. #891 INCOME PRODUCER -livein oneandrenllheother. 3 bedroom home plus 2 bedroom 12'x65' mobile home. Plus add~ion al mobile hOmespace torent out 3 septic tanks. ru ral water, shed, 2 run dog kenneL Minutes from Holzer Med~al Center. Good rental income. Reduced to $29,900. FARM - Approx. 60 acres wrlh barn, 2sheds, chicken house. garage. Double wide home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, eat·in kitchen with refrigerator and range. Property located on St Rt . 141. Owner anXIous to sell. ·~ · #no SPECIAL FEATURE - Beautdul in-ground pool, plus a level ranc h, overlooking the river. Amenities: 4 bedroor(IS, 3 baths, kitchen complete. tormal dimng garage, full basement wtth family room. wet bar, 2 rolling acres. Owner open to offer: needs to sell. #762 ACREAGE - 20 acres more or less, located oft Rt 218. Tobacco base. fruit trees. well water. Owner would consKfer selling on land contract 11835 STOP, LOOK & BUY! - Reduced for quick sale.. Extra lovely double wide with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. k1tchen complete with appliances, woodburner. '• acre wnh additional moli(e home hookup. May accept term>. $30,000. THIS l -SHAPED may be just what you are lookingfor 1 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, family room with fireplace, heat pump, central air, 2 car garage, Hat ~wn. $51,900. Call for appointment today . #805 MOBIL£ HOM£ PlUS I ACRE - located in Addison Tow~~p. 12'x60' Freedom w~h 2 new rooms. lar_ ge living room, 3-4 bedroom~ bath, utility, kitchen With range and refrigerator. Covered patio on Iron!. Some furn~u re in.eluded in sale. #839 CALL THIS HOME ...: Th is 3 bedroomranch can be yours, living room. kitchen with rang~ relvriger~toran d bar, bath, tmlify roont. garAge, therf!lopane wmdows. Priced af $37,000. If you are lookmgmtl)is priCe range • call tor more details. 11838 J .. • ·. • MOSTLY WOODED LANDhas an excellent lllmesJteon paved road . Septic tank on lot, rural water 15 available. Priced at $10 500. SWschools. ' ~851 Concrete block basement Large in-ground pool with fence. 2 septic tanks, rural water, ~ectnc . land laysflat w1th wooded area to the back. ~865 . • 11850 FARM COUNTRY - 41.9 acres of good pasture. bonomland. garden area. some woods. 2 story frame remodeled' home. good oonditJon. 4 bedrooms. INing_ room. d1nin1 room, krtchen Barn, garage. workshop, cellar, tobacco base. !Vr ACRE lOT - l ocated at Floyd Oark Road. ' #90() '· ~884 • • • m8 HOME - 37 ACRES - MOBILE HOllE HOOKUP You can have all th~ and more when you buy thrs property. 2 story trame home has 4 bedrooms..bath, living room wrth woodburner hoot<up. k~chen. d1n1ng large utility room, fuel 011 furnace. 30 x30 barn. garage, plus other outbuildings•.tobacco base, located on state highway. Owner l1nanc1ng ava1~ ble 11837 • REALLY AFFORDABLE - Move nght 1n1o this remodeled l'h story home. S.tualed on over 2 acres. 3 bedrooms bath, formal dining fa m1iy room. Garage. cellar. City schools. Approx. t 17 m11es from city . $35,000. #816 MAKE OFFER - 1mmed1ate possess ~ n. 3 bedroom frame ranch srtuated or1approx . 11? acres. Garage. City schOOs. Approx. 5 miles from town. Priced in mrd thirtK!s. ~844 LITTLEBUT MIGHTY descnbes this neat and clean I bedroom home. Alum. ~d1ng storm doors and windows, nic! storage bu1id1ng large backyard. Would be great for young couple lUSt gett~ng started or WJOd renlal property. Priced at only $1 3;900. ~834 REDUCED TO $24,000 - OWNER MUST SELL!! Private 1 acre salting in Green Township. 3 bedroom remodeled ranch, 1ndudes new vi1ring, new kitchen, Andersen wrndows, 2 car garage, barn. *866 Roat ElloloCoqioriUon .,'trusU!o.forthe NAF. ~ and" - urulemarl<soC Century21Reaf&.tale ColfiOratlon. Printed InI'.S.A. l:o;u•l Hw,ln~ lltrportunilytit· 1~ Colltury 21 EACTI DmCUIINDBPBNDEN'11.YOWNED •• ..· �./ Times-Sentinel 74 · Motorcycles 75 78 Harley Daviaon Sportlter 1978 fiborgla" oki·boot 16 ft, 75 HP, outboard. Call 814-446-4594. 13,000 mllet, 12,995. Coli 114·448· 1515 otter 6 614· 448·1244. Muot oellll 1975 Suzuki 810. good cond. Call 614251-61174 or 814-256 1841 . 1978 XR 185. been rebuilt, ·•cellant condition, $600. Call 514·317-7608. Boats and Motors for Sale 111 ft. Tri Hull Boat. 65 hp. Eve..,rude . 12000. Call Don Johnson, Portland, Ohio at 814-843-5205. 17 ft. Ccntlinar. 186 Inboard -outboard . powar l:rim prop., power trim tabs. tri-haul, 304·675·6286. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Motors Home• 8o Campel'l 1971 Winnebago 25ft. fully contained, gef'erator, air. • • c. cond; $7,600. C•ll 1!14·387·0447. Pop up camper trailer. 1INPI aix. fully equipped. •1100. Call 614-446-8103. i}ftiJN} fi)'it ~THAT SCIWIIILED WoRD CWIE ~ ~ ~~· by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unoorornble ~~-four J'""blol, one lttttf to NCh aqu.,., to form four or<llnoty wordo. Auto Parts 8o Accessories Q '&'::~.."-=::--- 84 tJ make offer. See anvtlma VILTUP ) K) S.:rvt~es Electrical 8o Refrigeration 1986 ·lnt•netlc:mal travel trailer, 30ft, setf contained. many axtra1, muat aall. Plaaaant. Business Services • Excavating I NOYME II I _ .Krodal Camping Ground P1. 1871 750 Honda motorcy· ell. Exc•llent conditiof' . 11110. After 6pm call 8148111·3888. h " 83 June 23. 1985 SEWING Machine repairs. service. Authorized Singer Sale• a. Service Sharpen Sciaaou. Fab~lc Shop. Pomeroy. 814·992-2284. THEY CALLEP THI! COM.!PIAIIJ A '15As, MseCAuss: 86 General Hauling HE WA5 THI~. GM otaner. VW 11aner t16 1-::--:-~--::-:------, 85 General Hauling each. Call614-448-1608. Home Now arrange the circled letters to Improvements lorm llle IUI!>riM ana-. a& tugAI! pano lor 1977 Cordoba. J•m•• Boys Weter Service. 87 Upholstery gaa1ed bV tho above clllloon. Alao pooll filled. Call 614· 1182 Kowukl 440 LTD. Call 304· 773·5861 . · 268·1 141 or 814· 4461,300 mllot. call 304-773- - - - - - - - - " -- 1-Marcum Roofing 1o Spout· Ono Brown 8 toot Ford lng. Now lnotalling rubber IA111BW4IIIIotni:JUST AN(_ 1175 or 814~ 448· 7911 . 11778. TRISTATE topper. eke cond, $160.00. roofl. 30 yeera experience. · - - - - - - UPHOLSTERY SHOP apecializing in built up roof. Ken't Water Service. Wells, 1183 Soc. Ave., Galllpolio. 1875 Honda 500. $800. 304· 875·5912 . Cell 81 4·388·9857. ciaterne, paoli filled. Phone 814-448-7833 or 814-4461971 Hondo . 350 $200. Yeolorday'ol Jumblea: ONION SOOGY VASSAL NEWEST ' . both good cond.. Gordon 77 Auto Repair Answer: .What 1 philanderer thlnkethe world·cloe•- 614-367-0623 or614-367- 1833. 7741 night or day. 'GIIIitplo • . Lillie Slkleen . OWES HIM A LOVING Southtide. W.Yo. R le M Furnitur• ManufacUnconditional lifetime guaWaugh's Water Service. turing, St. Rt. 7. Crown ATT~NTIONI ATTENTION! rantee. local reference• Wetl1, ciat.arns, ·poole. Fest, City, Oh. Coli 514·251· 1182 Yamoho 750 Maxin. BJ's Body Shop now open . reliable service. Coil 514- 1470. cell Eve. 814-44681 Home ohoft drive. 6,000 mlleo. Free estlmatea. No job too furniahed. Free "timat... 82 Plumbing Coli collecl 1·614-237· 266 -1240 or 814· 256- 3438 . Old · lo new extr.a, ex. cond .. call 304- omall. 304-675-2663. lmprovem~nts -.Heating 0488, day or night. Rogoro 1 130. Relloneble rate1. Uphoatered. 882·31176 or 304-882Batement Waterproofing. 3128. 1Tabor Upholatery. For reuCamping CARTER'S PLUM81NG IIINGLEII'S SERVICE. ox· phol11ering, ftee eatimat11. Equipment AND HEATING pel'lie'aeellcar-"nte.r, electri· Free pickup lo delivery. Call Cor. Fourth and Pine clan • .m11on. ·palntei'," ·r6or- 814-379-2859. Gallipolis. Ohio 1965 Starcraft pop - up lng (lncludhlg hot tar camper, excellent condition. application) 304-676-2088 .D,anjft,(:on~r.;,'Jo~.. Vinyl Phone 514·446·3888 or llalng, ·reple . •rit'-twhi· 814-448-4477 75 Boats and $700 firm. Call 614·448- or _876·7368. dows, inauletingr roofing, 0175 or 304-675-6431 of· Motors for Sale ter 7. Rot•rv or ceble tool drilling. new and remodeling, con· JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1. Box 356, Galli· Moat .welle completed aeme crete. Coll304-773-6131 polio. Call 614-367·0576. dey. Pump 11111 and aervi· . 17ft. Sport• Craft tri-haul: All typea of ma1onry, brickl, ceo. 304-896-3802. walk thru windshield. 75 HP . blocks. concrete, a-t one·. Evttnrude motor & trailer. & Campers Free eatfmete. CeH Roger at Starks Tree and Lawn Ser· Exc. cond .. $2,500. C o l l l - - - - - - - - -304-773-5127. vice, stump removel. 304~ 514-367-0447. 83 Excavating 578-2010. 1986 Starcraft Star Master RON'S TeiOYiolon Service. 12 h ·. aiu'm. boat with oars. 6, pop-up, same as new. l o D H O M E Houle calla on RCA, Ouazar. . good cond.. t135. Call uaed 2 times. muat sell at B IMPROVEMENTS .. Ro· GE. Speclallng In Zenith. Good·1 Excavating, base· 1114-445-4230. once to settle estate. Elect· placement windowa. alum. Coli 304-1178·2398 or 614· m•nt•, footer~,,. driveweys, ric , refrig .• heater, gas stov-.. aeptic tanke, landacaping. aoffit, vinyl aiding, contlnu· 448-2454. For oalo: 1978 16Y, ft. all options, 83,200 firm. ous Call anytime 614· 446gunera, free eatlmetea, Starcraft tri·haul boat with Cost ower $4,900 new. Call work guaranteed. Call Fetty Tree Trimming, ' ltump 4637, Jemee L. Davison. Jr. trailer. 11,500. Call 514- 814-446-1641. serious in· all removal. Call 304-675- owner. evening• 304-1178-264~.' 882-2143 or 614·742- quire• only after 6, 614· 1331 . 2289 after 8pm. 446-8172. Dozer Work land claar!ng, ll~dacaping. etc. Free eati· motao. Call 614-448-8038 Real Estate General or 614-992-7119 anytime. · 1878 Yamoho 11 OOXS completely dreJiad. stereo, nice rood bika, 304· 676· 4338. 1---------- e I I tJ tZIRDAL ) I 'Vol.36, No.49 Copyrighted 1986 • • at • enttne 1 Section . 10 Page• 25 Centa A Muhimedil Inc . NtrW~eper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 24, 1985 I I )"Lt: II )" 1----------.,..---------4 Legislative leaders seek compromise I" 160# Water ..... It< 1, , Gas Pipe.............. lac "F,., Pellntg" PH. 304-295-7845 1-;:;::=;::=:;:=== C0LUM)3US IUPI) -State legislative leaders "re figure, somewhere between the $19.6 billion proposal adopted by the Republican-dominated Senate and the looklngto close the$700mllllongap between the Senate and House on the $W billion state budget!or l!ll6-87 and $:1D.3 billion approved by the Democratic House. - The conference committee wiU probably meet enact a compromise by the end of the week. The eXisting fiscal perjod ends at midnight next , publicly TUesday, then go In and out of public session Sunday, and if a new spending plan with an income tax for the rest of the week, negotiating the details of the reduction can be put in place Friday as planned, there budget untO a settlement Is reached . wlU be little to keep the laWmakers !rom adjourning for Both House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New the summer. Boston, and Senate President Paul E. Glllrnor. R- Port House and Senate financial staffers worked through Clinton, are hoping to bring a package to their the weekend to furnish key senators and representarespective chambers Friday. tives with alternative t.axing and spending plans so Senate Republicans have called tor a ·10 percent they can set a target figure lor oyerall spendlpg. annual reduction in the state income tax rates for three straight years. House Democrats adopted a 5 percent A six-member budget conference committee was expected to meet in privale tpday to debatetheslzeof annual reduction. wlth the second year contingent appropriations for J)1ajor areas of spending and the upon Ohio's economla'perfonnance. • A comprorritse would putt he figure at a 7.5 percent amount of a personal income tax reduction. Out of those discussions will come the "control" W.Va. 1:;7;9=;:M;o=t=o=r=s~H;o=m=·e. =s== ,STUTES REAL ESTATE 446-4206 5·10 IUHL·MORTON RD. IONNI l. STUTES SONNY GAINES CATHY CLARK Rtalt~r Realtor BURDETTE . 446-4206 446-2707 WHY SETTLE FOR YELLING THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TEll THE WHOLE WORLD? Ask Younolf 1'hit Ql*tlan-n.n list With Ill *WIIIIit T. Leedinghllm. _ Reol10r, Ph. Home-446-95311 H\ ACRE WITH COUNTRY SETTING 135 ACRE FARM with lar1e 2 story home. 3-4 b<drooms. DR. lam., room. uli li t~ room, bath. part pasture land, part wooded area, for hunting. Garden space, outbu1ldmgs. Call us. we will be 1 to sell this home to you. AFFORDABLE - 3 bedrooms. ulility room. living room. eal-in · . stove. rei.. 2 car 1ara1e. above ground po~ . new salellite outbuilding, trl . lot with wat er and septic. l ot IS larg e bl!i!d se~e r al houses on. The pnce ... calL Owners are to help with the linancm~ . 4TH AVE. - Convenience of lown bul in a quiel nei1hbor· . 2 bedrooms. LR, FR. eal-in kilchen, balh with old lash10n room, large lot witn room lor a garden. Askmg DON'T BE INTIMIDATED BY THE PRICE- Owners will consider oiler. tocaled mlora ESiales lhis hom eoilers alllhal atam1ly , large rooms. fami ly room with fireplace. lull basement fireplace, two baths, formal dining area, back deck, lot, all the prillileges of the club house and you reside in Tan Estates. on't waste any more cool. ., .. -., .. "''1·.. ...m...e. and see, then buy. $85,000.00. LOAN ASSUMPTION - 20 aCies wooded. Contemporary home. Solar heating. Solarium room with hot IJJb. Many amenities. IIOD£RN 3 BEDROOM Bl-lEVEL- features Ig. krtchen w/ lotsof quolrty handmade cabmets. 1~ bath!, liVingroom.lg. lamily room w/Buck stove. Backyard 1s large with aIg. covered patio and an on tOP of ground pool to enJOY lot s of summer picnics. Washington School Di1tricl. 101 LISTING - I mile oil George's Creek Rd. lhree bedroom home, fully carpeted, l.arge living/ family room c'ombination. new stone fir~place with fan. large wooded tot with plenty of trees, room lor a garden. Two car unat1ached garage. Fencing around most of the properly. Askin' price. $44 ,500. $2125 down.$360.85 P&l lor 30 yrs . ~!!~~~· AVEIUE - liwe in I he cily with atounlry almosphere. . 2,300 sq. tt. of hvmg space w1th LR . k1lchen w1th appli· ances. famil~ rooms, 3·4.bedrooms, 2 baths. laundry rooms, fin · ~·~ !shed bmmenl wilh fireplace, .hobby room, workshop, and screened in porch ..9 acre lol wilh 1arden, lruit lrees, and grape ertJor. Control air. i'S heat, anlc, fan. slorm windows.Walking dis· tance to city schools. You must see this one to appreciate 11. Price1 low 50$. PIICE IEDUCED - $40,000 - 3 BRs, newly carpeted , cily ICiiooiS. ps heat. central air. lg. lot and garden. . 30 yrs. $2.000 ,...,.,__ fiiiEI IEDIIOOI, - City schools, woodburner, $32,000 11,600 down ,30 yrs. 1 IEDIIOOI ocluBLEWIDE w/ 1 acre more or ,less. Modern Nice and solid 2 bedroom home located on state high· · ·way with no real dose neighand ' bars.- Rural water system· I district. plus drilled and a dug well. Assumable loan . Call for .. Extra water lap for a mobile -more inlormation. Nice home hookup. Nice restful home. Must see. area affer a day's wotk . H63D *574 LUXURIOUS . Country estate with 3 Indiana stone fireplaces, including one in a master suite. 4 BR total, 2111 baths , 112 acres more or less. Just short distance /rom jlallipolis. This custom built log hol!le features nearly 3700 sq . ff. of beautifully decorated and well planned living. Stunning living and dining a~ea w~h beautiful hardwood floors. The lovely kitchen 1s lully equipped and designed for convenience. Cenlral heating and a1r. Attached garage. Includes 5 room careta~er home. H610 ' BEAUTIFUL HOME 30 acres-15 tillable- approx. 300 SQ . ff. living space. Briar Hill stone and cedar outside covering, 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, modern and lully equipped kitchen, real beam ceiling (from Union Central, Columbus}, 2Buck stoves. Morse stove. electric h~at pump, 2 car garage, large screened in back porch with barbecue. Located in Green Twp. close to Gallipolis. Lots more. Must see. C~ll now for appointment. K29 SOMEONE AND WE HAVE WHAT IT T.AKE'S TO FIND THAT- SOMEONE. CALl USII FREE GAS - 140 ACRES Approx. 10 miles from Gallipolis - lots of Raccoon Creek frontage - approx. 60 acres tillable with tobacco base. Nice 40'x60' barn. 6 rooms, 3 BR home with free natural gas to , heat your home in winter and cook your food . Lots of lruit trees. Nice country setting. See this one. VACAIIT LOT - CITY OF GALLI,OLIS 40'xl30' lot N651ocated on Madison Ave., Gallipolis. All city utilities. Only $5,900. K20 COUNTRY STYLE HOME In very good condition. Corner lot. approx. I' acres level land. Metal barn, 45'x45', 8 room home, 3 bedrooms. 2bath· rooms, approx. 1750 sq. ff. a/living space, mod. kitchen, li· replace. basement rural water system. Family type home close to grade school. Phone now for appOintment. , litchen. dinin1room, hYing r"?m. Puced $23.000. .,DEll IWICH- 3 bedrooms, .8 of an acre. in-ground swim· 111inJ pool. Priced 11 $43,500. A-fiAII(IIOIIIDI .lUCIE LOT - 3bedrooms I~ balh livini -._ llllchln. uliiiiY room, ~ bosement unfinished. Price s28.DOO _ 11,400 iiOwn poylrM!nl. $228.55 monthly payment P&l,_9.75 :!0 rrs. ACIEJ- IOIIl£ MOll - 2 additionol mobile home hoo· M minerll riKMs. $22,000. Moke us on offer. K33 HOlE IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house with 3 or possibly 4 bedrooms, kitchen whh built-tn cabinets, storm wmdows and doo11. Located on state highway. Priced at $39,000. WIU consider trade. Cell for your appointment now. .364 ~rill POINT PLEASANT- A Poinl Pleasant man, Gacy A. Stearns, 27. 2rb;l Monroe Ave .. Point Pleasant, was killed in a single vehicle. accident on Ro11te 2, near Greer Road outBide of Point Pleasant, · Sunday mQrnlng, according the Mason County Sheriff ' s 25 Swiaa conton 80 Place of the aeal: 27 Eluded 64 Symbol lor abbr. dysprosium 28 Heads of church . 91 Symbol .for lhoron · 1 Slip away patlshea . to marry . . 65 River In Siberia 94 Ehllcal · · ~ Censure harBhly 6Foun~ J<l Spoket'\ . - 96 Symbol tor Cl}ldum. .. . 31 Part of window 1) Bl!slee oniielf with · 67 Up to ihll_llme of · 96 Sp!oillali 1>91 .. · !rifles 80 Stunted 'pera<ins frame ''suinmer" sowater boltleo ' 71 Liquid rileas. 134 Tear 33 Pope's scarf 18 Clerical collar . 100 Manage 19 Deftly nimble 73 Stutter 136 Hawaiian wreaths 35 Verve 102 K,ind ol loot race 20 Angers 74 Incrustation 137 Period of time: pl. 36 FIHer 104 Hostelries . 37 Follow 21 Overly precise 76. More contemptible 138 Made a choice 105 Is ill 139 Comp1188 poinl 391ndoneolan persons 79 By oneself 106 Became rullled on , 140 Ill-humor 81 Watering place 41 Supplicate 23 War god surface 82 Encountered 141 Vasl age 42 Llslen 24 Mongrel 107 On deck 26 Transgresses 84 At what place? 44 Eel fls..,-man 142 Pu~tcizes 108 Golf score 143 .Hinder 47 Bedouin 27 News-galherlng 85 Fame 111.Anonymous 144' Unserviceable 48 Companion In org. 87 Halt . 112 Again 29 Answer 90 Freedom 146 Girl's name a game 113 Mlodemeanors · 148 Gloomy 49 Physician: colloq. 30 Is In debt 92 Dine 116 Deposit ·J4Q FJithilr arid mother ,_. ',~ F!iay.the ,banjo · · 31 Hindu garmenl · 9~ V;ipOF ,._ ' 118·Bo0k <>I Old · 32'Cloit rnound: . · 95 Heroic ·events .. " 150 G~rmeots . . 54 Sharp ~bdomfnal . ,_ reatarnenr ·· ' pains 33 Eggs 97 Solar disk 151 Noblemen 1t9 Openings 34 Diminutive suffix 98 Unit of measure55 Decays ,' 122 Weirder · 35 PeriC~~s of time ment: abbr. 56 Vigotous DOWN 124 Brings Into 36 Figure ol speech 59 Lawmakers 99 Prefix: with 1 Bursts forth agreemen1 60 Word.ol sorrow 38 Looks fixedly · 101 Mlslake 2 Dipper 125 Bodies of water 40 Race ollettuce 3 Comply 61 Symbol lor tin 103 Pekoe, e.g. 126 Declares· 41 Frolic 4 Danceslep 63 Greenland 104 Capri, e.g. 128 Valley on lhe moon 42 Succor 105 Watchful 5 Latin conjunction settlement 130 Zodiac sign 43 Dollar bill 108Simlan 6 Reveals . 66 Distance ineasure: 131 Mountain lakes 45 Begin abbr. 110 Calmer 7 Maluree 132 Dismay ' 46 Teulonlc deity · 8 Female relative: 1t2 Poker stake 67 Chaldean city ·' 135 Point of hammer 47 Sea In Asia . 68 Thrash: slang 1t3 Yellow colloq. 137 FOOd program 48 Skin 70 Violent expiration 9 SpaniSh article 114 Malden loved 138 Hebrew measure 49 Ponders 10 Depart suddenly of breath by Zeus 140 Boy Scouts ot 71 Long. slender fish 51 Choir voice 115 Harvest 11 Dangerous America: abbr. 52 Delirium tremens: 117 Dinner course 12 Running 72 Sudsy brew 142 Mohammectari 13 Allowance lor 73 Drains abbr. 1t8 Actress Baxter name 53 Hurried waste 751nsect 119 River In Arizona 143 Savings account: 54 Applaud 77 Pitching stat. 120 PlaniMtmo: abbr. . 14 Biblical weeds abbr. 55 Solutions 78 Soak, as flax t5 Herons 121 Debate 144 Above 57 Without end: 16 Legal matters 80 Short letter 123 Getaway: sl. 145 Saint: abbr. poetic 17 Sleamshlp: abbr. 83 WOOdy plant 124 Site of Iowa Slate 58 Composition 147 Symbol tor 21 Go belore 86 Tbe noslrlls , College ' 60 Sandarac tree 22 Sharp replies 88Cnose 125 Prohibits · lutecium 61 Turf 126 Downs panner 23 Not at home 89 Dock 148 Prellk' down ACR088 OWIER FINANCING. HANDYIAI SPECIAL This week make us an offer. 8 room home in the Headey Ad· dition to Bidwell. 4 bedrooms. buiH·in cabinets, dbl.a/s sink, shinale roof, wood or c011 heater, apple t~. side porch, rurar water system: Cell us now! · 1622 82 Uncanny The Seriate also plans a vole Wednesday on a huge House-passed bill overhauling · the entire state accounting system. The Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee has resumed hearings on an .inlerstate banking bill alter an interruption three monthS ago when the savings and loan crisis brOke. The next hearing will be held Wednesday afternoon on the House-passed biU. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Edward J . Orlett. D-Dayton, allows oul-ol-stale banks to acquire Ohio banks If there is reclproci ty lor Ohio institutions to do busineSs elsewhere. Currently, only one out-of-state· bank, Chase · Manhattan Bank of New York, is permitted to qJerate in Ohio. and it Is limited to six institutions II acquired to' help activate Ohio thril1.s. Showers • mterrupt Heritage Weekend Mason Countians die in accidents SUNDAY -P UZZLER ' cut each year. Republicans might seek to ex'lend I he cu 1beyond the budget period, bul Democraisare aptto be just as inSistent thai any future laxcutheyond fiscal 19136 be tied to available r evenues. Gov. Richard F. Celeste has said he wants caution exercised in fiscal1987,llnklng any tax reduction with the economy. - "There will be a permanent and substantial tax cut that won't be tled 'to anything, " responded Glllmor. "Whethfr there is some more (tax reduction ) that Is tied tot he economy, I don't know. lt's possible."· The. Senate has scheduled a Vote Wednesday on a House-passed $2.9 biUion highways and highway safety budget, InCluding $1.6 biUion for road construction in 198&-87. The approp~latlon is separated from the general budget because it is supported by · highway user funds. 127 Waver 129 Color 131 Spigots 132 Hu-nd of .Gl!<lrtm . t33 FtOnctt lor . oc...- • DePartment. . According to the report, Stearns was traveling South on Route 2, around 1: :II a.m., when he apparently f!J)led tO maintain control ofhls •. Ford-1'1\under'!llfd while rounding ii ·C!Urve. ·~ · . · ·· ·. Stearns died at Pleasant Valley Hospit;:tl at 2:55 Sunday morning. Slearns, son of Mason c;:ounty Sherilf's Deputy Leo Stearns, was on leave from the United States Army. , The accident Is stUI under investigation•by the Mason County Sheriff's Department. The ·Jacllson County. Sheriff's Department is invesligatlng a two-vehicle accident Sunday that killed a Leon man. A spokesperson for the Jackson County Sheriff's DepartmeJ)t said Carl William Hayman, 42•.Leon, died in a two-veHicle accident Sunday on Interstate Tl, north of' Goldtown. Multimedia applicaiions approved ·• GREENVILLE. S.C. - Multimedia Inc. officials said over the weekend ,that the Federal Communicatlons Commission has granted' Multlmedla's applications for a proposed recapitalization plan. Multimedia publishes 14 daily and 29 non-daily newspapers, including the Sunday Times-Sentinel, The Dally Sentthel, Gallipolis :. Dally .Trt!June ;nK! ·POint Pll;'asant'Begtster. It als9 operates·,f(ve;· , television and to· radio stalions ·ana m·o "' tliim 100 cabllf tl!lelltst6n -, . franchises: Although rain played havoc wlth outdoor scheduling Satuf'!)ay. Herlt. age Weekend activities were well received. Court St. was blocked lo traffic Saturday and there were a number of extensive exhibltB in an arts and crafts feature. However, rainS hil and lhe exhibilors had to take for cover. Several returned to lheir posts Sunday as weather conditions · tliii>roved. . . ·_. . . . . . · TheM.;IgsMuseumwasthesce!le . of many activities and exhibits and being mostly Indoors the vance was not lnlerrupted to any ~al extent. A spokesman for the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society said that there was a steady flow of traffic al the museum Saturday in spite of the rain and on Sunday many vtslted the museum ' ' ',. • 1111 .. and enjoyed the caliope music by Myron Duffield. The provided Heritage Weekend at the Meigs Museum. GMJESer DULCIMERS - Elghty·nlne-year-old William calliope qn both Saturday . and · holds a novel double dulcimer whlcl! b somelbnes G!IJeser .is plcfu!:'ed with so~ I)Uhe .maltY ducbners Sunday was SiioJ15or:ed bY the Meig5' · . called a-..s.teetheart';-iiuJi,lmer. · · · · · .. . wldch he hiuldmllkes at hiS resldena. tl!!&r · RAick MuseumandlheFarmersBankand Springs. Gnaeser whose work was a fealure of Savings Co. Some of Saturday's stag~> enter· tainment was rained oul but a variety including dancers .and musicians did g~>t to pres'enl their lighlers s~ot dowri a Korean Air' acts as the weather cleared on Already sensitive to parallels held hostage In Lebanon. Lines jumbo jel with 269 people Sunday. between Lebanon and Iran, Rea· Shultz said Reagan has been aboard prompted his image· gan's advisers want to keep him out "giving aU the attention that can be Sunday evening the crowning of conscious aides to order an early the 1985 Meigs Junior Fair queen of the trap that SfU!red Carter during effective to this hostage problem " the earlier hostage crisis and helped but added the presidenl "is· also relurn to Washington. and king highlighted activities. Just eight days ago. Reagan cui Tammy Calaway, daughter of Mr. cripple his presidency. carcying on the work of government Among those reported to be and should, as I have and aU the short a Camp David weekend to and Mrs. Everelt Calaway, Cool·convene a White House meellng \1lle. was named queen and Kevin concerned about the possible public others have. relations ramifications Is Nancy "I think we have to carry on our wlth his national securfty advisers Napier, son of Mrs. Christine when the hijackers of Trans World Reagan, who has a keen feel and schedules," • Shultz said. "If the Napier. Bidwell, was named king. Airlines Flight 847 ordered the Second runner up to the queen was sensitivity for public 'perceptions of president is in California, he's right aircrafl flown back to Belrul . her husband. . ~ky Rife. daughler of. Mr. and· by a ~;>hone, believe me." But at other times, Reagan has Mrs. Ben Rife, Middleport, and Being near a telephone has ~ol lnslstinll "we're not paralyzed" by the crisis, Secretary of State enabled Reagan to escape criticism IT'mained away from lhe Ova.l Betty Jo Hunt. daughter of Mr. and George Shultz said Sunday he. in the past for tending to ranch Office. Although ali the communica- Mrs. Earl Hunl, Long Boltom. was Reagan and others in the adminis- chores when crises break around tions Reagan needs in a crisis are aI flrsl runnerup. Other contestants his fingertips, his aides acknowl· were Valerie Woods, daughter of tration have been tending to the world. business E'Ven as public a ttentlon The sight of Reagan ho!'St'back edge public perception is a different Mr. and Mrs. GObert Woods, matter. has been rtveled on the hijacking riding at his ra~ch the day SoVI('I Pomeroy, and Veronica Provo, and the plight of the 40 Americans ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Chest('r. obser· . rl :l >l 1-: President not . optimistic about latest hostage crisis WASHINGI'ON (UP!) - The "business as usual" attitude Presi dent Reagan has displayed since the start the hostage crisis in Lebanon soon could test his ability to pn'vent , the drama trom becoming· his version of Jimmy Carter's Iran. Reagan, offering no reason for optimism the crisis wlll end soon, will pursue a range of meetings, public appearances and ou lsi de activities this week In <tn' efforl 10 appear in control and nol hamstrung by the standolf in Beirut. , But at week's end lies a de facto deadline for deciding how far Reagan can in keeping at least some distance belween himself and or go round-the-clock efforts to end the hijacking saga. If lhe st.alemate is not broken in the next few days, Reagan wlll be forced to decide whether to cancel a long-planned vacation at his mountaintop ranch in California, which is scheduled to begin Friday. Although White House spokes· man Larry Speakes said as late as last Friday that the matter had not been discussed in olflcial circles, the question of whether lo stick to the vacation to show Reagan is not obsessed by the hostage crisis or cancel them to underscore his concern looms as a major problem for the presldenl and his lleutenanfB. Meigs teenager cited after minor accident . . A Meigs County teenager was, .Ja. of 524 Jackson Pike, was cited by Gallipolis City Pollee westbound on 35, and as.he turned Saturday night following a two-car left onto 3. the patrol said ·a accident on Second Avenue. westbound car driven by James J. Oftlcers said a car driven by Fitzpatrick, 76, of Milford, was James D. Wood, 25, ofKittsHill. was apparently unable tQ stop, went left southbound on Second, just south of of center and s.truck Bcyant's car in Locust Street, when he stopped in the left side: traffic. Pollee said a caroperated by Both vehicles sustained moder· David M. Shuler, 16, of 245 North ated dwnage In the 11:40 a.m. Fifth St., Middleport. apparently collision, troopers said. Fitzpatrick could not stop in time and struck was cited for !allure to stop In a!l Wood.from behind. assured clear distance. No Injuries were reported ln the AGalllaCountytei!nagerescaped 9:19 p,.m. aceident, which Cflused lnjucy when the car he was drtvlng in'odera1e damage to Shuler's struck a tree along Ohio 325 vehicle. Nodamagewasreported to Saturday l)lihl. The patrol said John H.Elllott, 17, Wood's car. Sliuier was cited for faUure to stop In an assured clear of Rt. 2, Patriot, was 80Uthbound on distance foUowlng the accident. ~. · around two and two-tenths north of Ohio 141, when he . ·miles Meanwhile, a Mutord man was apparently lost control of his car, cited Saturday by the Gallla-Melgs went olf therlghtstdep!thehlghway potlt of the State ·Highway Patrol and struck a tree. ' following a two-car accident Satur· His car sustained moderate day liiOI'IIIn(l at the inte~tlon of damag~> In the 10 p.m. accident, the tJ.s. :11 and Gallla County 3. patrol added. ' AcardrlvenbyJanlceM.Bcyant, OJJ ,I • I FAIR ROYALTl' - The queen and ltlng .,, the upromlng Augl111 Melp CouD&y Junior FaJr iUid the court were named In ceremonies held Ill the parking lot .-,e Sllnday evening at a part of the ob!rervance of Herltap W~end. Kevin Napier, Bidwell, .t the right Willi named ~ . junior lair king an~ next to hbn is the 1185 juniOr lair q - Tllnuny Calaway. From the left the group lndudes Valerie WOOds, Veronica Provo, Becky Rife, second runner-up, and Betty Jo 'Ham, 11not runner-up. Usa COllins and Jarnea P~ Iaiit year's que;>n tllld ""'« crowned the new royalty. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 23, 1985 ables coast hogsett kreinbihl meadows mefford romine watterson