http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8646ab9d6af56fb2899b57bc5509d9c9.pdf f7bf96cf9cdcb9454ef44c22dae17e29 PDF Text Text .· Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Rufus Strong, 68, Pocahontas. Arkansas, formerly of Meigs County. died Wednesday at the Randolph County Medical Cen ter. Mr. Strong was a son oft he late Earl H. and Dorcas Ogdln · Strong. He was a retired veteran of the U.S. Navy having served In World War II and the Korean Conruct. Surviving are his wife, Betty Foley Strong; two sons, Bill of Wheatrldge, Colo., and Roger of Bernie, Calif.; a stepson, Dennis Higgins, Zion, Ill.; a sister, Edith Talbert, Langsville, two grandchildren and three step grandchildren. In addition to hls parents, he was preceded In death by tWQ s isters, Pauline Holliday and Alma Smith and a brother, Howard Strong. Services wll! be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Btgony-Jordan Funeral Home in Albany with Rev. R. E . Wood officiating. Burial will be In the Standish Ce metery . Friends may call at the funeral home!rom4 to6p.m. Sunday. Military rites will be co nducted by Albany Post 9893 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Society with acknowledgements to Mrs. Harmon O'Brien, C.C.C. Go!fview Trail. Wildwood. Fla .. :1278,, Arthur Morris Arthur Monroe Morris, 90. Crystal Rivers, Fla ., former tyle lgs resident, died Wednesday In Florida following a short lit ness. Mr . Morris was born at Ripley, W. Va ., on Feb. 14, 1897, a son of the late Albert and Lilly Cas to Morris. He was a retired oarpenter . : Surviving are three daughters , !:.lilia n Potte r. Orlando, Fla.; Iva Frledwalb, Dunnellon, Fla ., and Vlvan Frazier. Liston ; two sons. Walter Morris of Pomeroy and Cha rles Mor ris of Marengo. Ohio; a sister. Joda Parsons, Gay, W. Va .; two bald sisters. Sa die Carr, Harrisonville, and <:ella Wayet, Sandusky , and two half-brothers. Ten grandchlldrm and 12 great -grandchildren also s urvlv~. Mr. Morris had resided In Harrisonville. Meigs Count y, f9r a number of yea rs b~ fore !;(ling to Florida. Besides his paren ts, he was puaenger. sedan with the Public Notice Four Door Sedan Police Package Not More Than 352 Cubic · PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS DIVISION P. 0 . BOX 490 ATHENS , OH . 46701 Purauant to Ohio Coal Inches V -8 Engine Four Speed Automatic Transmis•ion Engine Oil Cooler Five 15) Police Tire! Heavy Duty Front and Aear Rubber Mats Heavy Duty Front Seal h .tr& Dome Light Bet ween Visors Single Kev leh Hand and Right Hand Remote Mirrors Heavy Duty Alternator leh Hand Spollight Dash G1uget1 (Votts. Temp .. 011. Prenure) 'Pollee Speedometer :Air Conditioning Tinted Glan A .M . Radio 'Heavy Duty Shocks Color Fix Back Doors to Open From outside Only and Fix Windows In Back Doors to SI•Y Up . Heavy Duty Satterv Calibrated speedometer and polk:e package options and transferring radios. siren. flashing signals. fire extinguishers and protective ftOm present car to new1htetds car. Each bid must contain the full name ot every penon or company lnteresla~ in the same, and the bid must be Mining and Recl1mation Rulo 1 601 : 1J -3·04, South· ern Ohio Coal Company, Meiga Mine No.2 . P. 0 . Box 490. Athent. Ohio 4&701 does hereby seek a variance to permit tha installation of a pipeline within 100 feet of end to cross under Columbia Township Road 324 . The pipeline will cro11 under Columbia Townahip Road 324 approJIImately 100 feet weat of the inter· section of TR 324 and Meigs County Ra.d 6 . lntereated parties may comment 11 a public: meet · ing of th1 Columbia TruatHa on June 1, 1987 at 7 :30 p.m. to be held 11 the Columbia Township fire· house on R9ute 143, Melga County. Ohio. RADIO CONTROLED - Chesler elementary students were given a demonstration on flying a radio controled airplane by Ike Spencer of Racine Thursday morning In an open field near the school. Spencer, a member of the Kera RC Modelers, Dew two planes for the youngsters, a red Eagle belonging to Bob Dudding, and his own yellow Kaos. r---Local briefs----. Hospital No Sentinel Monday The Dally Sentinel business, advertising and editorial offices wlll be closed Monday, Memorial Day; In order to permit employe~s to spend thedaywlth their families. 'l'heSentlnel wlli not be published Monday . Publication wlli resume Tuesday. t6i22. 1tc ahd Its performance prop· ertv secured . · These checkt or bonds will CLEVELAND (UP!) - Ohio Lottery olflclals say one of the two winning llckets In Wednes· day's $1~ mililon Super Lotto jackpot Is held by 13 Hamilton City School District employees and an Armco Steel Co. worker in Middletown. The holder of theothertlcket- 10:00 A .M . forthe purchaoo Ctrlo. Offen may be made at the time of tht sale. The Admlnistretrix re serves the right to reject any and all bida. Freddie Houdaahelt, Administratrix of the Ettate of Leoni Kohl. Deceased 161 22. 28. 27. Jtc section of County RQad 1A feet south of the intersectlone of County Road 6 and County Road 1 A. Pipeline to ' cross under Meigs County Road 1 approximately 1,400 teet northwest of the intersection of County Road 4 and County Road 1. Pipeline will be within 100 County Road 1 in some fe8t of the right-of-way ot locations a• it parallels to the · road. Pipeline to cross under Granted d ivor('t' Judith Lynn Grate has been granted a divorce In Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court from Ronald Eugenv Grate. PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS DIVISION P. 0 . BOX 490 ATHENS, OH . 46701 Pursuant to Ohio Cosl OWIIII, DONNA AIIIOID IUNAGII, JACIII PIIICI ., By GEOFF OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Gallipoiltans and Galila Countlans will honor · their veteransMonday. Parade participants will de· part the Foodland Parking lot at '. MA.JOR KRAIG HANKINS EXCEUENT SELECTION OF JANTZEN KNIT TOPS, SHORTS, S~IRTS, SLACKS, SWIMWEAR & COYER-UPS FOR THE LADIES BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT ~~ Meigs County Road 4 ap· the lnter~ection of County Road 4 and County Ros4.11 . comment at a public meet· lng of the Meigs County Comml11ioners on May 27. THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE 1102 Vinl Slrlet Reclamation 675-7947 Point Plaasant Open Friday &SaturdGy 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday & Monday 1 p.m. • 6 p.m. Rule 1601 :13·3-04, South· ern Ohio C011 Company Msigs Mine No. 2. P. 0 . Do~ 490. Athena, Ohio 45701 GARY LINK · FIOM FOIT MYEIS, FU. 15°/o Off for the escort and transportation of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Offering the opening prayer will be Rev. John E . Jackson. pastor · of New Life Lutheran Church. Galllpoils. Jackson, a graduate 6! Texas A & M Universit y, Trinity Lutheran Seminary and the U.S. Army Chaplain Command & General Staff College, Is active In the Farm Bureau , Holzer Medical Cen ter Chaplai ns Association and the Family Addiction Com· Car ter, the imroducuon or Municipal Cour t Ju~ge.lames 'A . AMVETS Post No. 2.1 ro m· Benn ett 's ca r . the Chamber of mander; Thelma Barrus. the Commerce ear. the GAHS band, Introduction of the VFW Pos t No. ·the GAHS cheerleaders , the Jull•· 4464 Ladles Auxiliary; Beverly Sewar d Star Lig ht Twllers Baton Clark, th e Introduction of the Group. Ga llipolis Fire Depart Amerlral Le gion Post No. 27 ment Trucks 64 and 65. and ten Ladies Auxiliary ; Wamer Hoi- an tiqu e ra rs !rom David ley. placing the wreath in the McCoy's Old Car Club. Behind them will be the Salin Ohio River for veterans lost at Dolts Baton Group, Earnest sea: Post No . 4464 . Thr !Iring McKinney and his bicycle, the squad; and J ohn Dixon, taps. Partiripants in th e parade will Elks' eo nver llblc; .Jennifer assemble at tho Foodland park· Terry , baton champion; Teresa ing lot near Fourth Avenue at 9 Etis tm an' s Super St rull('rs a.m.and will leave in formation Baton Group . Miss Gallla Coun ty, the Gallipol is City Comat 10 a.m. miss ioners' ca r, the Cattla The parade marshal. ,Jim Davis. will lead the parade. Cou nty Beef Queen and her followed b.v thr VFW Color princesses , Little Miss and MisGuard . the America n Legion ter Ga ll Ia Count y. the Star Light Color Guard, the RIO Grande Twirlers Baton Group; Ga llipolis ROTC detatchment , the VFW Fire Deparlment Trucks lh1. 61 Auxiliary Color Guard, the DA V and 66; a Smith Buick car, the commander. the AM VETS com· Galtla County Bass hssoclation. mandN and the Am~rican Lf' · a car from .lim Mink Chevrolet , Boy Scouts of i\merlra Tt'oop 200, glon commander·. Following them_ will be thr the Gi l'! Scouts of America, American Lr glon 1\uxlliary pres- Brownie Troop lfll5 , Sheriff's Idem, the Cooties, the 4Q and 8. Continued on A-4 SEN. PAUL GILLMOR All Merchandise •country Items •Flower Arrange111ents •Hcwidaafled Gifts *TiHany Lamps and .a., Much More g,, p,Jza- Stop In •d RBRJm' The Gingerbread House most outstanding legislators In the United States. Senator Glllmor's attendance record on roll call votes r,anks as one of the best tn the Senate for each term he has served. As a prlnelpal sponsor of Jhe first legislative ethics law enacted in Ohio, his colleagues In the House and Senate unanimously elected him to serve as the first Chairman of the bipartisan Legislative Ethics Committee. Continued on A-4 POMEROY- A Racine man is hospitalized with three gunshot wounds and the owner of a dub near Pomeroy Is charged with felonious assault as a result to the early Saturday morning shooting. AI 1:52 a.m. Saturday, Sherif! Howard E . Frank and several or his deputies as well as o!!lccrs !rom Middleport and Pomeroy were called to The Cove, located on Route 7 just outside Pomeroy, after having been Informed that a man had been shot at the club. Sherlfr Frank Identified the victim as David Talbott. 21. Racine, who had been shoT once Continued on A-4 CANNON ON COURTHOUSE LAWN - The hbttorlc brass cannon on the courthous'' lawn, made In 1'791, wWI unveiled by Its donor, Gcncr11l S. W. Fountain, U~ Army, rt•tlrt•d , who brought it : from the Phlllpplnt•s In • Momorlal Day · celebration In 1925. Memorial Day: A time for reflection nAI8 rLOOD -lleMfered lllallderat • nwlttM tile area Frld&J wene than olllert1.The uea between Gace and nlr;bt, WM«IM • -OJtlo 141 wu ldt bud by a O..b flood. Oblo 141 w111 cleeeolla eMialll ..-- to mollltralllc, becauee ot llle blfb water. Resldellla ae..- tile two mile m..-ller of Ohio 141""7 tbeJ'venot had wa&« fttiCit lloele kvele Ia re<:ent ;rean. 8ome llomes aad r;arflles were tllreatened bf water. ('nmes-8enlealal photo bJ Steve Triplett). By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-sentinel Stall POMEROY - Memorial Day marks a time !or reflection and brings with It a reminder or things past, too often seen without understa nding of the historical reference and slgnlllcance. Take the cannon on the court· house lawn. Few remember Memorial Day in 1925 when General S. W. Fountain. US Army, retired, came to Pomeroy !or the unveil Ing of the historic brass cannon. He had brought the cannon to the United States from the Philippines and presented the relic to Meigs County because he had at one time lived here. · When Gen. Fountain made the 1offer to give the cannon io the county, the matter was taken up with the County Commissioners who accepted It on behalf of the county and proceded to bulld the concrete foundatiOn on which It was mounted. The commlsson· ers were also responsible lor making the tablet wllh the I.Y.O.t. ' ' ------ munlty Treatment Service, In c., He is also a counselor In I he Vietnam veterans' readjustment program with Altho! & Associates and the chaplain of the 16th Engineer Brigade of the Ohio National Guard. Others taking part in the parade include .James Davis. parade marshal; Myron (Bud 1 MeGhee. mast er of ce remonies. recognition of veterans and lnt roductlon of the speaker; Vanee Rees, oflicer of the day; VFW Post No . 4464. raising the Amerl· can flag; Bobby Gordon. singing the national anthem and "Amer· lea The Beautiful;" Rod Tolliver, conducllng the GAHS band; AI Harris. leading the Pledge of Allegiance by Boy Scout Troop 200; Rev. Alfred Mackenzie. chaplain of the Gallipolis Fire Department. the invocation; Dovel Myers. president of the Memorial Day Com mittee, the Introduction' of the DA V Cha pter No. oeommander; Robert Wood, the introduction of the VFW Post No. 4464 commander; Roger Racine man shot; club. owner held 7 *PAIWNI AT flOE OF SHOP S!O COUPLE Isla tor~ ,A~soclation has selected Seh. 'GIIlmor has one or t ~e .len lL.l. NO Purchase Necessarv. Need Not Be Present To Win. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC · RIO GRANDE- Senator Paul E . G\llmor, the President of the Olifo Senate, will be the featured speaker at the lllth commencement ceremony at Rio Grande College and Community College on Sunday, Jub~ 14., Currently the President of th'e Ohio Senate for the !17th General Assembly, he also served as Senate President during the 114th and 116th General Assem· biles. Sen. Glllmor was a candldale for the 1986 Republican Gubernatorial nomination . For his eontrlbutlons to Ohio education, Sen . Glllmorhas been honored by the Ohio Department of Education. the Ohio School Boards Association. the Buckeye Association of School Administrators, and the Ohio Education Association. Now serving his sixth term in the Ohio Senate, Sen . Glllmor has been unanimously elected Re· publican leader of the Ohio Senate five times. He ha s received numerous awards for outstanding accomplishments for his work as a leader In the Ohio General Assembly. The National Republican Leg- 0 u 1st 135.• Gift Certificate 2nd '20.• GUt Certlflcate MAY 23 FROM 8·12 instructor at the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy. He ret~ned to the Army, receiving an officer's commission in 1981 and became an air defense officer . Three years later. after receiving flight training, he was assigned !or duty in Korea. Currently he Is assigned to Fort Rueker, Ala., where he is assigned to the Doer rlne Division of the Department of Combined Arms Training. He has served with the 82nd Airborne Division, the 25th lnfan· try Division and the 17th Avlatlon Group. He has also spent three years with the Ohio National Guard . Among his. many accomplishments whll~ In the Army was his duty in Korea of responsibility Ohio Senate president to speak at . Ri~ . cummencement prollimatelv 600 feet east of meroy, Ohio. (51 22 , 1tc 10 a.m. and move up Third Ave .. to Spruce St. ,over to second, then down to Court and then over to First and end up at the World War I Doughboy. Units will begin assembling at 9 a.m. This year's address In the Public Square wlil be delivered by Major Kralg Hankins , U.S. Army. Hankins, a nallve of Ironton, was raised in Gallipolis and Is a 1974 graduate of Gallla Academy . He joined the Army shortly thereafter, enlisting for three years. In 1977 he joined the Gallipolis Pollee Department, staying on the forc e for two years. He left to attend college. after which he joined the Nelsonville Police Qepartment, where he was until he was hired as an ~iiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 19B7 111 :00 p.m. to beheld at the Courthouse in Po- A Multlrriedia Inc:. Newspaper Ceremonies to honor veterans Memorial Day MEMORIAL DAY Interested partial may Public Notice 9 Sections. 60 Pages 24. 1987 '10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 25 Sanchez. 39. Cleveland. lottery spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg said Thursday. The 14 people jointly owning one of the winning tickets are Sharon Weekly , Janet Graves, Barbara Callen, Margaret Lind· say, Mary Lewis, Dorothy Lui· treil. Stephe~ Theuer. William and County Road 1 and 500 IS PROUD TO PRESENT ss PERSON A- 2 Mostly su 0 ny Sunday. High between 75 and 80. Outlook for Monday: Partly cloudy skies, chance or showers. • UUN(H 14 share winning Super Lotto ticket FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE MASON (0. DalmY snu AYAILAIU FUU SEIYICE 992·3533 Nation's fanners win reprieve - Editorial - MASON (OUNTY AIRPORT FLY IN/ DIIYE IN Gary Rose, Langsville, was In satisfactory condition at, Veterans Memorial Hospital Friday morning after receiving a' severe arm laceration In a !Ire at the trailer home of Burl BlevIns, Salem Center, Thursday evening. Case o! the blaze was undetermined . Both the Salem and Rutland Fire Departments were on the scene. The trailer was completely gutted by the blaze. Owner of the property Is Cecil Stacy. There was no Insurance. The State Fire Marshall has been called to Investigate the fire . . Rose was taken from the seen~ by the Rutland Emergency Squad. Lifeflight was called to remove him to a Columbus hospital but the plane was unable to get through due to weather conditions. Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reported two other ralls Thursday; Tuppers Plains at2: 31 p.m. to0hlo248 for Joshua Marcum to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 4:52p.m. to Ohio 338 for Nicki Wilson to Veterans Memorial Hospital . 'ROYAL OAK RESORT CLUB MIDDLEPORT FLOWER SHOP -Page B-1 Man injured in accident dolt hereby aHk 1 variance ~ returned at ontt to all except the succesaful bidder . Hit checks or bond will be held until the contract or bid il properly ellecuted by him . The right is reserved tore- . Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Ja ck Reitmlre, Letart, W.Va .; Leondus Lee. Pomeroy; Gary Rose, Langsville. Thursday Discharges - Cha· rles Payne. Frank Clark, Charles . Niemeyer. Along the River ........ B+R Buslness ........ .............. D-1 Comics .......... .. .. .. .. .. Insert Classlfieds ................ D-3-7 Deaths ........................ i\-6 Farm .......................... 0 -R Editorial ..... ........... .. ... A-2 Sports .................. .... C-1·6 Boh Hoeflich - B - 8 Vol. 22 No. 1 6 Charming Shoppes ............. 24 %' :: Federal Mogul .... ... ............. 42% '· Goodyear T&R .................. .62 \1< Heck's Inc. ................... ....... 4'h ' Limited Inc . ...................... .39:V, Mulllmedia Inc ......... ..... ..... 511;.0 Rax Restaurants .. .... ........... . 6'(i Robbins & Myers ........ ....... .lO'h Shoney's Inc ....................... 27% Wendy 's Inti. ............. .... ...... 9Y, Worthington Ind ........ ...... ___ .18%: f---., 'j;;;====;!;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j •bcompenied by a check or bond in the sum of $100.00 tO the satisfaction of I tie Vii· lege Council at a guaranty that if the bid is accepted, contract will be enlered into ,. new~ Inside A Crafty Person, by Ashland Oil ......................... .. 63 ·. .Bob Evans Farms ............ .. 2:!~ ·, of the following peJional property of Leona Kohl , deceased. to-wit: A 1974 Chevrolet Monte ll'ld Be~t of the Bend - C-1 tmts · Price Firm Am Electric Power ......... ... .26M, AT&T .............. ... ........... ... .25')', Street. Pomeroy , Ohio until Tt!ursday , May 28 . 1987 at Mining Day, -1987 (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bry<:e and Mark Smith of Blunt Elli< & Loewi Huth. Natalie Cornwell. _-:=;:::::::::;::::===r==:;~=;==.===T=~~:;.==:::=.=w=o=r=th~$::6:=m::l::ll::io=n===ls=M=a=r=y=l Stapleton. Pauline Abney, Carol BarPublic Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice bara Rosenberger, James Jones and Wilber Allen . LEGAL NOTICE It 's the second jackpot win for ject anv or all bids . to permit the inttallation of a PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed bids will be received Richard Seylor, Jones, an Armco employee, and pipeline within 100 feet of PROBATE COURT OF In · the oHice ot the Village Mayor Allen , a teacher. both of whom and to cross under Meigs MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Clerk, Pomerov . Ot'llo untll12 Jane Walton . County Road Numbers 1. shared $1.2 million In the Nov.l3, ESTATE OF o'clock (noon) on Mav 29th, Clerk / Treasurer 1A, and 4 . LEONA KOHL 1987 on the following propo1985. Ohio Lotto game. 320 East Main Street The pipeline will cross Case No . 26413 sal : Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 The 13 sc hool district emOffera will be recei\led at under Meiga County Road 1. For the pure hue by the 161 4) 992 -2246 ployees a il work at Pierce 1A approximately 1.500 the office of Bernard V. Village of Pomeroy of a new 161 t 6. 22 2tc f&et northwest of the Inter· Elementary Sc hool. Fultz , 111 1h W&at Second 1987-1988 four door, fi~o~e tohowing added equipment: Memorial Daily stock prices·:: Weather South Central Ohio Partly cloudy and humid to· day, witha chance o! thunderstorms and highs near 90. Mostly cloudy lonlght, with scatterea thunderstorms and a low between 60 and 65. Partly cloudy Saturday. with a chance . of thunderstorms and hl~ths in the low 80s. Th~ probability of precipitation Is 40 percent today. 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Sa turday. Winds will be from the south at 10 to 15 mph today and from the southwest at five to 15 mph tonight . Extended Forecast - A chance of s howers each day, with highs between 70 and 75 In the northern part of the state and 75 and 80 In the south. Overnight lows mostly will be In the CiOs. All set,for 7lst ,Indy 500 ,Jowe Foreman, $300 to Hocking : Technical College; Theiss, the : Holzer Clinic Science Scholar' • ship, anct Reiber the $1,000 Ohio : Board of Regents Scholarshltl • plus an Ofiio University Cutler : ' Freshman Scholarship. Certt'tr~~ cates of achievement in th~ • Board of Regents Scholarship : Program went to Theiss, Harris: : Simpson and Tracie Hubbara~ t Members of the class who are • members of the National Honor i Society were recognized . ., .J Rufus Strong be m ade to the American Cancer 50 cents Announce.;. : i Conllnued from page 1 •. preceded In death by his wife, Stella Morris In August, 1981, several brothers and sisters and one great-grandchild. Services wlll be held at 3: 30 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Pastor Frank Jarvis officiating. Burial wlll be In Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 this evening. Frank Harmon O'Brien, 76, former Probate a nd Juvenile Judge or Meigs Cou nty, died Tuesday at Wildwood. Florida. He was born at Ashton, W.Va., on Dec. 3. 1910. the son or the late Charles William O'Brien of Bedford Township in Meigs County and the Philippine !stands and thP late Oretha KelsW O'Brien of Ashton , W. Va. He was married to Henrietta Cherrington of Gallipolis on Oct. 20. 1940. Mr. O'Brien served in the U.S. Navy 1942-194,, was a practicing attorney in Pomeroy until 1949 wh~n he was first elected Meigs Co unt y Probate and Juvenile .Judge. He retired to Florida In 1972. Judge O'Brkm was a member of the American, Ohio State and Meigs Coun ty Bar Associations and the Ep iscopal Church. He was an avid skilled golfer, having won club c hampionships at Gallipolis. Chester Hill, a nd Pomeroy golf clubs. Besides his parents, he was preceded In dea th by two brothers, Charles and William , and a s ister. Mary Virginia . Surviving are his wife, Henr ietta Cherrington O'Brien, Wildwood. Fla . ; a brother. James O'Brien. Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews. Donations In his memory may Sunday Friday. May 22. 198]:.. Area deaths Frank O'Brien .• r l Inscription, "~pants h _r.;annon From Cottahatto, Mldana, P .r. Made In 1791. Donated to Melg• County hy Gen. S. W. Fountain USA, May 30, 1925." General Fountain's alrcctlon for Meigs Cou nt y was attributed in part to his appoi ntmen t to West Point through the Intercession of the late Tobias A. Plantz, who was then the Congressman from this distri ct. Congressman Plantz was the grand!alher of the late Wya tt Plantz, who at that lime was cashier of the First City Bank, Pomeroy. Commurtlca_tlons concerning thecannonwcre between Wyatt Plantz and Gen . · Fountain. Excerpt From L<tter The following excerpt laken from a Jetter written to Plantz by Gen. Fountain, tells of the hlstorleal value or the cannon. ''This Is how the gun came Into my possession. Our treaty with Spain allowed Spaniards to take away movables. Col. Plll~r. Spanish Army, was doing that work at the station at Cettabatto, ' which 11 at the moulh or Rio Grand e, Mindanao, f'hlllppln c Is lands, abou tllO miles from our headquart ers at Zomboanga . "Col. Pett it, U. S. Army, who was fr om Columbus, Ohio. was looking afl r r the Interes t ol lh<' Un ited States . He disputed the right of the Spanish to take away guns th ai were In position . I think that he was right , but the commander of Ihe divis ion gave the followin g orders, ' Let him ta ke anyth ing.' "So Colonel Pillar moved the guns from th e fort . One day he to ld Col. Pettll he wa s tired and would not take the two largeguns and two smal l ~uns located at different points. He gave th~m to Col. Pettit wno later gave one of the small guns to me . I brought It home to Davon. Pa . You will notice that' the gun Is over a hundred years old . " The Rio Grande !IO\\'S through a country not unlike Ohio, ·the hiiis coming down close to the river at places. The soli or the valley Is wonderfully rich . I have seen sugar cane growing 22 I et high . Thr' Moros who lnhahlt I hr. vnl lcv ... .a rP a wu r li k(l propl(· -In faei plr:otrs ....... " ft •h•hrallon The unvrl llng or the ca nnon was a part ult he Sund ay. Mav:«l. l92o Memoria l Da y observance In Pomeroy . II began at ~ :o .m. when mcm'IJpr; ol Drew Wcbst<•r Post ~9. America n l.r ·g lon. m arC h('d !O Kp rr's Run whrrc• sPr vlcPS WC'rt1 held al lhr gra\'('!S of Soldiers of th e Wor ld War. AI 9 o'c loc·k that morning , the vetera ns asse mbled on the la wn to the sout hwrst or the court house for th r• impressive unve ilIng ceremon:· of the historic brass ca nnon In his address, Gen. Fountain talked of his land re membra n r~ ol his childh ood In Meigs County, of his later appointment to We.<t ' Poi nt through th e Intercession of the congressma n !rom this district, of hi.< military ca reer. and of the pri vilege of returning something ol significance - a cannon now near ly 200 years old - 10 Me igs rou nty . �;Commentary and perspective A Division of WASHINGTON - David Ab· shire , lhe special counselor brought aboard to navigate President Reag;m's leaking, creakin g ship of state through the Iran- 25 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) !192·2156 assistant secreta r y of state sev- PAT WHITEHEAD As.•istan t Publisher-Controller Documents on that case were recently released as part of Ri chard Nixon 's voluminous Watergate files . The documents Included memos between Ab· shire and White House counsel .John Dean, the baritone canary wilh th e steel-trap memory whose singing wou ld be the hit of th e Watergate hea rin gs a few A MEMB ER ol Th f' Unlt o:l Pn..>ss Jnt t•r nallonal. Inland Da ily Prf'ss ASS()(' iii · lion a nd the Am er ica n N(>Wspapf'r P uhl ls hcr s Assoc ill llon . LEIT EHS OF' OP IN ION arc wckO JTH'. They sh ook! be less lh :'!i n .100 words long. Alllcn crs are subject to ro Iling and m.J sl be s~rw:l w i th fl am e, addr0ss anti telrph ont' number . N<J unslgn <.<l IC'l!(.'f S wil l l>c published . Lcller s should IX' In gOO(i ta ste. <•ddress t11g ISSU I.<s, not / contra shoals; is no stranger to White House scandals. As an era l years ago, Abshire was assigned to ball the Nixon admin· lstration out of a pre·Watergale political mess. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WIL'>ON .JR. Executive Editor Page-A-2 May 24, 1987 Now a Reagan man __. . ,:J::.. . .a_ck___A_nd_e_rs_o_n_a_n_d_Jo--'-s_::ep:._h_Sp_e_ar. .iunba~ 1rimtll- Jmtintl (614) 446·ZI42 -May 24.1987 ~rson ali t le s. yea.s later. Here are lhe details of Abshire's earlier salvage mission: In 1968, Greek exile journalist Elias Demelracopoulos came across lnforma lion sugges ting that ClA money was ending up In the presidential campaign of Nixon and Spiro Agnew that year. Demetracopoulos learned that the Greek military junta 's Intelligence service. the KYP, subsidized by the CIA, was secretly contri buting money to the Nixo n-Agnew campaign through Gre-e k-A merican businessman Thomas Pappas. As we reported in 1983, sources specula led !hat Demetracopoulos' evidence of indirect fundin g for Nixon-Agnew. which the journalist turned over to Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien, might have been one reason the Waterga te bur· glary was authorized. , The story about Pappas and the CIA-.KYP co nnection was essentially confirmed years later by a former U.S. ambassador to Greece, Henry Tasca. But in 1968, when Demetracopoul os took his evidence-to O'Brien and later to a House subcommittee. the Nixon administrati on went after him with a vengeance. Altorney General -John Mitchell lhreatened to have the Greek deported. and both the State Department and the CIA leaked false Information on Demetracopoulos In an attemp1 to dlscredlt him. 'Won't discuss feud Part of this · dislnformatlon cam paign was an anonymous State Department memo. given to House Speaker Carl- Albert. accusing Demetr.ilcopoulos of ·printing classified documents that hurt U.S.--Greek relations . 'The memo. which was fabricated with the CIA's help, also included a barrage of 'false charges attacking lhe Greek journalist's ·character. When Demelracopoulos learned of lhe memo and demand ed a retraction, the Stale Department assigned Abshire to mediate. In a memo to White House cou nsel Dean, Abshire wrote: "I have attempled to mollify him (Demetracopoulos ) with a letter which explained that the paper was being wi1hdrawn, and that I personally would not have app roved I he distribution of suc h information in this form." In his note to Dean, Abshire adm itted that 1he charges In 1he Sta te Department memo were "based on raw and unevalua ted WASHI NGTON - F'orm er Whit e House ch ief of sta ff Donal d Regan . on !he lecture circui t, ha s rPfra lnfld fm m disc uss in g hi s fr u d · wlfh Nan cy Rragan or the reaso ns fo r his depart ure from th r Whit e :House. o He is S <~ v ing the details fo r his forlh ro ming hoo k, srJid {;jf Sl m illi on. To nversa lions with rcporh:'rs about the squ abbl C'S th a t It'd to hi s demise ;u; num ero uno on th ~ Whi tP Jl ousf· .<;ta ff. ; Th ere urr on ly a f'Pw hold oVN's ]{' f1 fro m thp Rcg;:m da ys a t th e : Whil e H ouse. The mos t rf'('f'nt to !'all b.v the way'> idC' i.5 Jo nath an 'Mi ller. wh o managed the While House fr om the admin istr!ll ive side. He qu it shor tly after he WCI S namC'd by Ro hPrt Owpn, one of th e witnesses In th e Iran Jrm s· Co ntra Jill hear in gs, as ha vin g had ti es to Ll . Col. Oli ver Nor th , who WtJS oustr d f rom th e Na tional Securit y Cou ncil s ta ff. President RPagan , who said he la r k<·d dc·t :ii led knowlc•dge of lht' gathering of out side fu~d s to help the Co n11·as. now ex plains thai he "wa s very definilf'ly in vo lved in th(• tlr.C"is ion s about support to the Freedom Fighters. " The pr('sid cnt h a::~ brrn say ing fo r months that hr was awCJrc o f lh~ out side In hr·•lp th e re bels, who seek 10 OVt'rlh row th(• Marxi st- led govcrnmc·n t of Nif';1ragua , t1ut th:l t hC' him sel f was · not lnvolv€'d . .- fund -raising on "II was my idea to begin wi th ." he says , reFerrin g to the der ision to · Congress eut off fu nds between 1984 and 1986 for military hardware. There Is also a new wrinkle In his approach to the law cutting off funds for the rebels, the so-cal led Boland am endment . Reagan says It does not apply to him or Ia the Nation al Securit y Cou ncil staff. These are new argum ent s for Reagan who now has moved (rom no , knowledge to so what - that he was not und er any prohibitions in conducllng foreign policy either th rough government institutions or otherwise. Fot·mN Whil e House press secretary Ron Ziegler 'jit s bacl;. : watches Ihe Iran arms-Conlra aid hearings, and sees some of I he : wit nesses " maki ng Ihe same mistakes" as In Ihe Watergate era. "f 've bern there." says Ziegler. now pres iden t of thr Truck Stop ' Assoelat Jon . •• Ziegler ·- ·as in thp hull' s ey e, try in g to answer the quC"~tion s on · behalf of President Nixon, whPn thl' Watergate scandal began oalloonlng. · · He had to agree at o n~ point whrn a reporter asked him if ; everyt hing he had been saying in cl~ff'nS<' of lilP White House for some nin e months was now "l nopC'ralivC' ." Fanners win reprieve WASH INGTO N - Fa t·m activis ts arc ealllng the l':trmers' Home Administration's suspen sion o f ar t ions or nolicf' of poss ible action agai nst farmrrs deiinqurnt on thl'ir loan s a vi r tor.v for embattled farmrrs . The action. rcvru \('d W c dnc·s da ~' , too k rffcrt pr' ior to··a hpar ing scheduled for today bcforr U.S. Di strlr't .Jud gP Bruer• Van Sickle of Bismarck. N.D . " It 's a rl ear \'ir to ry for F'mHA borrowrrs and a df'fl nite S('fbark ' · for thC' agen cy. s:l id Dan Lrv it as. of Pra irdirr. an ar t ivist far_m group In Des Moines. Iowa . lie said th<' s u s ~n sion wo uld las t unttl .Ju ly h . Van Sick le t·uJcrl Ma.v 7 th r noti ces sr nt to farmers are Plan scholarship -in honor of .late .Meigs senior NANCY YOACIIAM Tines-Sentinel Staff POMEROY- A scholarship In honor of Meigs High School senior cla ss member Duane Howell who died last weekend in a motor vehicle accident , wlli be awarded today during the school's 19th annual commencemen! exercises. The Class ofl987 Is also making a donation to the Meigs lilgh Alumni Associa ti on in Howell' s memorr . . Announcements of lhe Howell ~c holarshlp and memorial donalion were made at the close of Friday mornin g's Meigs High il'wa rds assembly by Principal .fam es Miller. Many of MPigs' seniors were recognized by their fellow S(U · dents ror the last time during the hour-long assembly in the school's gymnasium. Members of the administrat Jon lind faculty, anct other in vit ed guests, presenled various scho· larships and awards to the _seniors and under classmen. , Erin Anderson, class valediriorlan, received a number of awards Including t·he Ohio Board Regents Scholarship, $1000 a year, renewable for four years. and WSAZ TV's Best of the Class recognition. Scholar-at hlete awards, pres· enled by U.S. Army Sgt. Mike St ubbs, wen! to Jennifer Swartz and Phillip King. Studenl Council scholarships went to Jesse Howard and Susan Arno ld while Diane Wllllamson and Judi Mees received the Meigs .Local Teachers Assaria· lion scholarship and Meigs High Scho ol Faculty scholarship. respeclively _ Recognized as the outsland ing seniors were Erin Anderson and Phillip King. Senior awards of distinc tion were awarded class saluta lorlan Marty Cline, Rex Haggy , Jesse Howard, Phillip King. Mark Smilh, Denny Welsh, F'rederlck (Chip! Werry, Erin Anderson. Brenda Sinclair, Jennifer Swart z and Donia Crane. Scholarships fr om Hocking Technical College went to Tracy McKinney and Dawn Keesee. Receiving th e Cutler Scholar· ships from Ohio Univers il y were Jennifer Swartz, Jeff Arnold and Sieve Musser. • "And one for the Democrat here- the guy with the broken Hart." poulos might have a lega l case agai nst the deparlment. Abshire's memo closed by saying he would write again to Demetraopoulos and offer a complete apology. This was done; Abshire had gotten lhe Stale Department of the hook. Footnote: The CIA persisted in Its dl slnfo rmat ion campaign against Demetracopoulos. It slipped a similar derogatory memo to the authors of a book ca lled "The Power Peddlers," published in 1977, and to a New York writer later that year for a profile on Demetracopoulos. · Both stories were subsequently investiga ted by Congress. In 1983, the Times retracted its story : !~ 1986. the CIA ack nowledged in writing that it had no derogatory information on Demetracopoulos. ness week \irs - comes under the category of "grossest possible scatological reference. " One wonders who deserves the major share of a decent person's censure- the governor who sa id II or the pajler that printed il . Ma ybe it doesn 't matter because one has the feelfng that it doesn't matter one way or th e other- or al al l - lo the reading public, which by now Is used to seeing such references. although not in bu siness newspapPr s or com ing from leading citizens or community leaders. If decent people don '! rise up In outrage at such things, it may mea n there aren 't enough of thr m around any morE' to be noticed. Then agai n. decen~y may not be the Issue. The word I am looking for may be more like propriety or taste or cl ass or sty le. Whatever it Is, we have lost il. Polite society Is obso lete. We have become a nation or slobs. Our speech betrayest us. On network leleviston Ihe oth er mo rn in g, a woma n from the entertainment world who wa s being Interviewed live used a scatologlal euphemism. Instead of let11ng the unfortunate remark die, Linda Ellerbee felt impelled to r esurrect it a rew minut es la ter, treating it as an enjoya ble momenL So mething whic h should not have had a firs! performance wa s thus given an encore. The pusillanimous Federal Commun icatio ns Commiss ion has sat by for years whi le " r au nch radio" has taken over lhr a irways and assaulted our ea r s. We will wait and see whether the FCC's latest threat of a crackdown on obscenity wlll be enforced. Be prepared to stay tu ned for a long lime. It got to be Ihe practice in many news papers in the 1970s to indicat e four-letter words by the use of hyphens. This was a ridiculous altempt at an end run arou nd profanit y for It virtually forced the reader to fill In the blanks and say to himself the word the paper was supposedly trying to s hi e ld him from reading. We ,once had a control of sorts on vulgarity when It was out of bounds for men to use fo ur· letter words In mi xed company. Now If a man clea ns up hi s language In front of women, feminists acCuse him of sexual discrimination ! To fur ther push their antl-sex lsl position. women now swear as much as men . attendance awards went to Shelly Black. Bobbi Blessing, Ryan Harper, Becky Nap per. Roberta Napper. Vicky Priddy, Jody Taylor. Les lie Carr. Scoll Edmonds. Nicole Bunch, David Beegle, Cathy Blessing, Wendy F'rv, Marsha King, Tammy Lambert. May· rene Thomas. Tim Knotts and Michl King. A highlight · of the assembly was a presentation to former fooib~ll coach Charles Chancey by Jim Soulsby, preside nt of the Meigs Athletic Boosters. pan· cey received a standing ovation fr om stud~ts, faculty and members of his winning TriValley Conference football1eam as he was presented a plaque In honor of his acceplance Info I he College Foo1ball Hall of F'ame al Kings Island. Award s for ach ievem ent in Spanish wer~ given Jen nifer Swartz and junior Don ita Pooler; Susan Arnold and junior Jennie Beth Miller in French: David Beegle and Judi Mees, American History: Ryan Harper, Algebra I; Eddie Crooks. Algebra II ; and Erin Anderson. math and science. Recognition for outst.a nding performances in drama went to Jeffrey Arnold, Susan Jones, Steven Musser and Cynthia Rif· fie, and 10 Jennifer Miller as an ass ista n1 director. Honored for Quiz Team parllcl· patlon were Jennifer Swartz. Kevin King, Shannon Slaven. Jay Buskirk. Jeffrey Nelson, Sean Dodson, Chad. Cat·son, Scott Edmond s. Denny Welsh. Do.nila ' ,, ••• seven m ar ria ges fo r the werk or ThC' Agl'lr ulturc• Oc partml'n l agPnC,\ ', which lr nd s to L'l percent of furmrrs who crwn ot get credit fr om otlwr sourrPs, tol d loc al offlccs thai as of Monday thc•y ('uuld Sf'nd no rnon• noticps to fa r mers delinquent on n~paylng their loan s to lllf' gm·pr nrnrnt. If srvr•ral option s such as loa n r es t ru f' t uri ng ca nno1 hr w orkrd out . aftr r lhr farmers ha ve rcsponclcd to Ihe notir-es. Ihey lac<' liquidation or rorrrlosurC'. The FmHA also told lora I agenrs thr)· ca nnot .1ccrl 'rll lc d -linquent cH'<·ount s. wh irh fortPs ar t ion to scli iC'. "That ·s per haps the mos t slgnlfl cn nt " of week. Levit as sai d. . th ~ agenc)'s ac t ions thts Slnr e early l ~IH!l. 1hr agent'Y has se nt out about 8fUXIU of the form s, \\nd 14 ,000 of tht'm have' rt'a chPd lht' poim of ;lrrc lr ratlon. Ttw latest ar t ions affert only currC"nl noticrs . Lynn Ha.vrs , an at1onwy with the F'armP rs ' LC'ga l i\rtlo n G roup of St. i' Hu l . Minn ., said IIH' fannN s would s till n~ k Van Si ckle to stop nil pending for<'r losurc·s nnrl llqllldot lo n ~ . to " clrnC'c('l r t," nlr'' all l o ~~n s that ha ve bct1 n arrc lcr att d and 10 blork nny uctJOns d epr iv mg farmers of thl'ir ' propert~'· The rase' Is a ro nlinu ation of a lawsu it thot led Van Sickle to Issue what became a two·ycar m oralor lurn on F' mH A fo rr rl os urrs. Va n Slrkle threw out thc• ngenC\··s previous fotw losur<' procedu res. Today • ID history · By UnUt•d Pl't'SN lnt l'rnational Today is Sunday. Ma y 2<. thr l«th da,· of I!IK7 11·it lt !! I to follo11·. Th<' moon is moving toward it s nr w pha sr . ' ; ; The morning s l;ll·s nre Vr nus . .Jupil('r nne\ S; 1tu r n. Th4? ev~nln g sl ars are Mr r r ury and M ars. · . Those borJt on this dutP arc unrlc•r lh r sign of Ge min i. Th r.)· tnr lucl ~ Fr~nch journ ali s t and r~volull o n nr )' J ~nn Pnul Maq r t~tiHJ : Btl !Ish Quem Vlclorla in 1819: hos t~ss and pa rty gt.:·~ r Elsa Maxwell : crl'dltC'd with int roducing the scu vcn g~r hunt. !n lAAl publl s ~ et Samuel 1. Newhouse In 1895: act ress Lt lt Pa lmer tn 1914. comC'dtan Tommy Chong of heech and Chong In 19:l8(age 49) : rock mustc la~ , Bob Dylan In 1941 tage ~6 1 : actor Gnty Burghoff In 1943_ tage 441 . · tr('l;s Priscilla Presley, widow or Eh·is Pres! y. tn 1946 ra ge41i . : · !~d singer Rosanne Ca sh in 1955 ta gc 321. on this date in history: , 1 1626 the Dutch West Indies Trlldlng Company boughl1hr Island of ~anh~ttan from the Indians. paying with goods wot'lh abour $24 . In 188.1, the Brooklyn Bridge was opened ro rhe public. linking B~ooklyn and Manhattan Island . ·~[n 1941, the Brlllsh battleship HMS Hood wa s sunk by lhe German battleship Bismarck in the North Atlantic. • ~ ... -w .,. . . , vcr sl ty's eo mmPncemen t, th e word " chut zpah" was ad equate ! ~· C'xpla inE'd by an ancient Hebraic definition: A boy kill s his parenr s, then asks the court for mercy beca use hP's an or phan . L C>avr. !t to our prrs ident to Americanize the definition of chu tzpah: His policies cause a dec line in the enrollment of black college stud ent s and the shrink ing or finan ces at black colleges. then he exhort s black college grad uates to "be a part of the grr.at techn ol ogical and scirn ti fle c hanges sweeping our coun· percent. which is jusl about lhe percent age of blacks President Reagan feels comfortable with In his admini strat ion. (According to one Informed wag. every time Reagan sees five young black men together, he hands them a baseball.) Reagan has been moving with no fanfare to return the Stale Depa rtment to its pre-Kennedy posture - a whi te male bastion. · Kennedy was the first presi · dent In American history to begin dismantling I hat citadel of white male exclusivity . For the flrsl time In history. three blacks served at the same lime as ambassadors , three as lr.v and Ihe world ." deput y assistant secretaries of If you give Ronal d Reagan an state. and one as a special appropriately docile black au- ass lstanl to the deputy underse· <licnce. he can do a pretty good crN ary for administration. Imperso nation of an NAACP When I started attending Presi· offi cial. den t Kennedy 's White House But his policies toward minori- press conferences in 1962 1held In t ies a rc s till flag rantl y the Sl ate Depanment audito· hypocrit cal. rlum 1. one of the first questions I A case In point is the Foreign asked him was whether he Service. thought there should be more Under Ihe Reagan admlnislra · black ambassadors. lion , th e Foreign Serv ice has Indeed. a smiling Kt>nnedy mov~d with quiet lnexorabiltty repi!C'd with a quick firmn ess. toward a policy of Illy-white Not only as ambassadors, but all representa tion . through! the top echelons of the The number of black amba ssa· State Department a nd the dors has declined from a high of Agency for International 17 during the Carter admlnistra· Development. tlon to five In the Reagan Since taking office in 1980, administration . Most oft hose are Reagan has reversed th e assigned to what lhe State Ken ne dy·Johnson· Nixon· FordDepartment calls "class three Carter policy of trying to Inembassies." crease racial equality In the At the present tim . there are State Department. only three blacks among the Recently, a group of black State Department's 200 execu- Foreign Service offtcers were so tive directors and on ly 12 blacks alienated by Secretary of State among the 670 members of the George Shultz's refusal to up· senior Foreign Service. The grade bl ack representation latter number represents 1.8 through hiring and promotion that I hey flied a class-action suit charging lhe State Department with s yslr m atic rac i al discr imination. They won't win. A Reaganized majority Supreme Courl has proved Itself unreceptive to class action suits for minori1ies. But the lawsuit dismally veri· LOCATED BETWlEN OSCAR'S j AND MACK'S AUTO . '• !' WE CAN OFFER YOU 'Ai FULL LINE OF HOME . i CARE PRODUCTS INCLUDING: ' ! 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Due to the serio usness of his injuries. howov~r. the Health Net helicopter service or Charleston was called to transport the at heari ng a crud e remark, they .,., , 8• 8 r Sa '!~-.--~~~~-:-'~~;:;~ vir tim to Veterans Mem orial Hospital in PomC"roy, £trcording to a squad spok€'sperson . I I A hospit al nu rs ing supervisor said emergency room personnel wE>rC' unsucC'essfuJ in th eJ r at tr mp! s to rev ive the victim. who .. "swear down," we don't "swear DANFORTH HONORBES - Presented the Danforth awards as the outstanding juniors at MeiKS High were Shan no~ Siav~n an,d Kevin V. King. The awards Wl!rc prcS<·nted durmg Frtday s awards a..semhly at the school. was pronoun ced dead by a doctor at Veterans shortly after the helicopter' s arril'al at 1:30a .m .. th e nurse said. 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Scott E . and Toni L. Lyall, of Rt. 1, Waterloo. r~ceived a decree of dissolu tion on May 18. Edward T. Eva ns. of Rt . 2. Bidwell. and Julie G, Evan s. of Ga llipolis. received a decree of divorce on May 18. Steve n F. Robie, of Rt . t, bidwell. and Karen B. Roble, ol 536 Jackson Estates. rece ived a decree of divorce on May 18. Quentin R. and Ruth Ann Lane, of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, ·received a decree of divorce on May IR. Nell E . Bellville. of Proctor· ville. an d Karen L. Belvlllr, of Rt. 1. Crown City, received 11 decree of divorce on May 18. .lob n W. and Teresa Amos, of Middleport, received a deere<> of dissolution on May 18. Teresa Amos will have her malden name of Russell res tored ro her. John C. an d Shelba J . H o~an. of Crown City. received a decree of divorce on May 20. Shelba .1 . Hogan will have her mai den nam e of Conner restored to her . where the shootin g took pl nn•, and are uncertain abou t a mo· E~tlr•· St•lf'f•tion fics that. under President Rea· or ArtCarnd Ot·~l,gn ~ d ~ nd Pluin Wt·ddin~ Rand H Rc<h•••••r.l Uurln~ fhu~ f_.vent . ga n. the U.S. Foreign Service has become an un -Amerlcan repres· entation of this nation' s population. Such chutzpah Is nol lost on a world tha t 's three-fo urth s colored. , FREE INS II)t~ t~N(;RAVINI: ot' >NY l'l tRCIIASt: a 14- KT CHAINS Nothin{ll Held Bock. All Chaln8 and Brocele18 Reduced One·Holf! Great Gift ldeoo. Hundredo to Choo•e From. ' Diamond Dinner Rings Save Berry's World~ · 20% ALL WATCHES .!! Th•• Area'• Finest Selt!ction of Wall·h••• . · • Seiko •Bulova •l.a Su lls· •Caravelle •Pul•a r On the left. Dr . Oscar Clarke, _President of the Holzer Clinic Board of Directors,. welcomes Dr. Montrie Chaksupa to the clinic staff. On the right is Dr. Keith Brande· berry, Chairman of the llepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology. ., ·- The Holzer Clinic is pleased to announce that Dr. M~ntrie Chaksu~a . a board certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist from Point Pleasant. has JOined the Chntc staff. D~. Montne is based at the Main Clinic in Gallipolis and his inpatient practtce and dehverres. are at the Holzer Medical Center. Dr. Montrie's patients may contact him at 446-5381 or 675-449~ to arrange an appointment. Dr. Keith Brandeberry, chairman for th_e Department of O~stetrics and Gynecology stated . "Dr. Montrie is well known and highly respected mthts area. We are pie.~ sed to have him join Holzer Clinic in the department of Obstetncs and Gynecology. . . has Chicken Inspector a Ia "MODERN TIMES" ••• I~' • GALLIPOL IS - Thr Ga llia Counr y Common Pleas Court processed the conclusions of A spokes man for the Mason m ay become less tolprant when up." That Is. we don't use profane or obscene language when speaking to a person of higher sta1us. We are more likely to use It in fron t of people we think of as our social Inferiors. If a person uses vulgar ian· guage with you. it's a good bet he does n't look up to you. So if Gov. Celeste made his gro~s remark for publication or knowing It might be published -we have an idea whal he thinks of us anq of the reporter to whom he made the remark. And we know whal the newspaper thinks of its readers. Perfect res ident in New Haven. While it appears that most people tod ay do not take offense they read what a linguistics professor at Northwestern Uni· verslty has to say. Richard Spears says we awards went to seniors Jay Buskirk' and Susan Jones, juniors Do nna Sergen t and Joe Hall and sophomores Jared Sheets and Charlotte Elliott. The DeKalb award In agricul· ture went to Randy Birchfield. Special vocational awards were given Julie Hysell and Becky Bauer. POINT PLEASANT - A Nr w Haven man was lodged in the Mason Countv Jail Sa tu rda y on a charge of m~rder in conn ection with the ea rly morning shooting deat h of a Jackson Count y A nation of slobs speaks ____G_eo_rg_eP_lag_e_nz The ma n being quoted was the Han. Ri chard Celeste. governor of th e sovereign state of Ohio. What he was quoted as saying on the editorial page of a reputable business weekly - . part of a national chain of reputable busi- Pooler. Angle Sloan and Marty Cline. Recognition for outstanding assistance on the yearbook staff went to Tracy McKinney and Donia Crane. Presented for the first time was a work-study award which ·went to Bryant Young. Americanis m and government The Gallia couples end marriages New Haven man • IS held on charge reports," and sa id Demetraco- ;"My Six Year.> with Rcogan ." ' But he is reported to be dropping some htnt s in off-th e.. record seek fun ds from oil ri C'h countries and perhaps ri ch widow s :J ft cr Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. In addition to Dr. Montrie's hirinl. the Clinic decided to buy the doctor's facthty, located at 2605 Jackson Avenue in Point Pleasant. to use as _a _Mason ~ounty Bran~h of Holzer Clinic. While details of coveraae arrancements by Chmc ~peCialists are still to be developed.• an information line at 675-4498 has been established . • Robert Daniel, Administrator of Holzer Cl_inic comments, "For many years we have tecoenized the importance of our patients 10 Mason County. We are happy to be estab· lishin& a Mason·County Branch, to make our services more convenient than ever to the people of.the Point Plasant area." • Now REO . .15 Cl. ................. 1300.00 .21 Cl .................. 429.00 .2~ ct .................. '529.00 .3.1 Cl .................. •129.00 .48 ct ................. •1115.00 .74 ct ................. •:mo.oo 20% to 40% OFF $1\LE 1199.00 '2119.00 SAVE STONE RINGS ~49. 00 '479.00 '779.00 '1429.00 IRE INVENTORY I FRU: SIZING 20% OFF �The Pomeroy~Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio~ Point Pleasant. W.Va. Times-Sentinel • • ... ~ 1·- ~all ipol is •• ~ '• 'I p, May 24, 1987 . pa rude, ,,______.:.l.:::;'on_::;.ll~:::_Ur::.,:df.:.::.rom::.;_.:.;_A·:_I-----:----'-- Depar1ment's .Jaws of Life va n. ceremonies for Memorial pay Sheriff J a mes M. Monl gomery·s were coordinaled bv the Memor· car. Ce nterville ivillage t Fire ial Da y Commi11ec: Dovel My· Deparrmenl truck, Galli polis ers. pres lden1 ;· f'r ed Wood. vicr Shrine Club clowns. Gallipolis president and sec retar)'. Other Shrine Cl ub fi re lr.uc k. Gallipolis conrributors 10 the coordina tion Shrine Club hillbilly clan. Ri o and organ izal ion were Glenn Grande Police Deparrm ent. Cal· Baird. Hen ry Myers. J abez Parlipolis Fire Depqrrmenltruck 67, . sons. Howa rd w·augh and Jam es Rio Grande Fire Deparlment Franklin . . truck, four WeSI Virgin ia Na· The Memorial Day celebra· Ilona ! Guard uni ts, Te11a Sh-et s lions were sponso red jolnlly by Ia horse I, J im Mont gomery 's Ihe Disabled America n Ve rerans horses, Harley George's horses Chapler No. 5. lh c AMVETS and all ot hers. French Cit y Post No. 2:1. the The pa rade and the other Veterans of Foreign Wars Gallla Coun ty PoHI No . H64 and the American Legion Lafayette Posl f'+:lo. '1 7. GALLILIS - In · Gallipolis Municipal Court Fr iday, Li sa A. 21, o( Gal lipolis, was Ann !'>rbor. Mi ch., S42: Marvin fined $300 and give n a th ree -day Hurl. 35. Rt. 1, Ew lnglon. $48; jail commitment for DWf. She J ames V. Metz. 42 . Amand a, $39: was fined an additional $1 2 for Linda K. Vreeland, 35. Rt . 1. not ha vi ng her drivPr 's licensr . · Gallipolis, $;18; Richard M. Ja ck Lookado, 29, of Rt. 2. Brown. 21. Circl eville. $38; RiVinton , w·as fined $50 and gi ven a chard M. 'Goodin , .11. Pickeringsuspended 30-day jail sentence ton, $40: and Andrew L. Fra ser'. for domes tic violence. He wa s 23. Swartz Creek. Mi ch., $41. Other bonds were forfeit ed by fined an addit ion al $47 for possession of ma r ijuan a. Gary A. .Jacqueline Proffitt , 19, 491 Map le Ra tc liff. 25. of Rt. 2. Crown Cit y. Dr .. 40. !allure to yield: Sherman was fin ed ~ 12 for not hav in g a S. Green. 22. I ~ Evans Hei ghts, $40, failure to control: Robert E. motorcycle license. Speeding bonds were fo rfe ited Myers, 21, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $40, by Eric T. Turner. 24. of o:\6 running a stop sign : and Charles J ockson Pike. $.19: Carol C. A. Smith, 22. Rt. 1, Thurman , $40, Wag ner, .11, Lansi ng, W.Va .. $43; un safe vehicle. Whal~y . A OAV IN THE PARK - or onc ·y~~<.l.r David Mitchell, Marilyn Barron visited th•• Gallipolis Park, and the young one-qukkly disco~· r red running In tht~ gr~tss, and sitting to gather handfu lls of th<' gr('en sluff. (T-S photo hy LL'L' Ann Welch) old son Dchh,t! Mltchflll of (.ial.lipolis had hi!<! first romp ln tlw park lhl!'i "-'l'l'k. Tht• hoy, hi.o; mother, hrotht•r Mark a nd grandm otht•r GREAT GIFT FOil I Th~ Gallipolis Tribune and Pomeroy-Middleport Sentinel business. new s and advertising offices will be-closed Monday In order lo permit employees to observe the holiday with their fa~ilies. Normal publlealion will resume Tuesday. · · '• '• GALLIPOLIS - A car ran off the road, got back on il a nd crossed H lwtce before hilling a fence on Ohio 7, in Addison · Townsh1p, Friday . at 6 a.m.. according to the Gallia-Meigs Post of the Stale Highway Pa trol. Roberta U. Li vely, 32 .. of Middleport , was cited for fai lure to · control her vehicle. In Gall t'polis Township Friday, ar7: 44 p.m.,on Ohili7, Charles M. Clark, 22, of Middleport, was driving south on Ohio 7when he slopped at a traffic light . At thai point his car was struck in the rear by a car driven by Charles M. Cowles, 71, of Cleveland. Cowles was ci ted for assured clear distance. Clark was cited for nor wearing a sea t bel t. · j I tell' Police probe accident "'lorkligh! upo1ure control for bltttr pte. GALLIPOLIS- The Ga llipolis Police Department res ponded to an accident Saturday m orn i ng: at th e int ersection of First Avenu e and Sycamore Street . Christopher Williams. 21 , of Dellroy, wa s driving eas t on Sycamore Street when a truck driven by Franklin D. McDad e, 45, of Point Pl easant. W.Va., turned the corner from FirS! Avenu e, went left of center and struck Wi ll iams' ca r. McDade wa s charged with DWI and cited for driving left of center . In other police mat ters, Dav id L. Barnett, 19, of the Gailiu Hotel. was arr~s l ed Satu rday morn ing for drunken. diso rd erly conduct. He was released from lh <' Ga lli a County .Jai llater th ai tur1 rho1ce •water rtsis tance for active tporh "'IWt-in telephote Wftl for lOII..riliM m.kt . You ran gtt most of thnt t.rh.ns on a . . glt Ulftllfl. TbtrtG"tB real comtros and no-lou:s 101ft11115. film wMid ran he br knob, ltnr, ormolof. No.fwsc....n.•t priqd $100 lo- $200. h sure and. tMit odY•tegt 1f thii month's special. A fr• photo alt.um wltln· you have your Kodace lor f~m .pr•tSIM iMI printed at Taw:wy 's, Phetofinithiftg enly ~ Kodok. !odalc lloda!olor ,........ """ priming $1, S7 and U 011. Wo'll holp •"- """.ll'od'' llig ••+fi::• '"under Senate votes on state By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatehol""' Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohi? .!UP!) The Ohio Senate Will vote this week on an enlarged $22.3 billion state budget for 1988-89, lnclud- · Granted licenses . Drivers (:ited after accidents A Glm GilD do·••- .John A. Nelson, J r ., 2.1, Irwin , Pa ., $40: Ralph 0 . Buehnke. 4:J. No paper Memorial Day David Tawney ComtrOI ore troditioftCII gracluotion gilts. The grad on tht qo might like a erylhi~g fiHntrO, Thnt UH JJ.mm filtniiHI ott troubtl·frH and t• ""· S.... ef tht fttltUfn a•aiklblt art: •Auta fifm tpttd Hlling "'Auta facU• / auto wind far fall lt,otting "'Auto uposure-bnt lor good, fost shooting · . "'Aufo flash oo/off oltd upot:ure control 'Molor rewind lor fast film changing "'(omp~l site for tosy carrying · "'S.If·limtr so you can gtt in lht pKiure briefs~--..... • By A Municipal Court news - -.Local . '.rr • < Your Photos · I Pomerov Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. GALLIPOLIS - Marriage li· censes were granted In Gallia County Probate Court to Lloyd Phi llip Hayden. Jr., 52, of Kerr. and Phyllis Diane Edwards; 42. ofl22Kineon Dr., May 18; Robert Lee Northup. 28, Rt . 2, Gallipolis, and Theresa Rose Geralyn Edel· mann, 19. Patriot Star Route. Gallipolis. May 19: Edward Kenneth. Fry, Jr.. 33. Rt . 3. Gallipolis. and S<'herry Anita Lane. 29. Eureka Star Route. Gallipolis , May 21: Jam es Kent Bayne, 25, Christiansburg, Va .. and Lori Michelle Langhorne. 20. Rt. 2, Bidwell. May 21: and Richard Oren Graham, 33, Rt . 2, Gallipolis, and Theresa Quirlco. .14, Ridgefield Park, N.J .. May 22. ~~r·j By Hush Pupp!~~ morn ing. · e. man.. • - -.:Co:..::.:ntin uPcl from /\ :1 Rac ;n .::.:=.::..:::.:.:...:..:.::..._ J e fferyS. Shaw, 22. of Rt. 2, Galllpolis .. was clledFrid ay nig ht fo r ha ving an open conta iner . ~ Vetera ns Memorial Hospit al by I he Pomc ro.v F: mrrge nc.v Sq uad. Hr und r rw<'nt su r J!PI'Y lhNr Saturduy morninJ! for rcfnovul of lh(' bullets and was llstcd in s t t~ blr co ndil ion. ChH rgPd with rr tonlous assa ul t in connection wif h I hr in r idcn t , is rha rll's . Bor lcy. 4 ~. Routf' 1. Rutland. owm:r ofTh eCovP. 1\ . ~~ ca libre nu10motic pistol was recovered a t lhP SCf'n C' a s we ll as o ther phys ical Pvid r nrP . offir iab rPport. Paul GC'nH'll. in vcs llgal or for lhf' MPigs P rosPc ur or Fred W. Crow Ill , who int er viewed BarIC'.V on the shootin g, Si.i irl ttw l Barley Is current ly bring he ld in lhl' co unt y jail. His Ini tial co urt An nou ncemen ts 3 Announcements Tour Gu idaa: Doe ~ m onay mot ivata you ? Salary to 1t11rt Cornmi u in a-Bonua . Fant as tic opportunity to Earn $800 · •1 000 / wk . M.n¥ company benefits-adva ncement managemant position • nvaileble. C11ll SuR tor lntltf11 iew 614 ·286· 6421 Not just • job. M~oting of Addi son R11ynolds Cemetary An odetion. Mo nday . May 25, 6 :30PM at CemetRry . II ree l Coun try M1.1s ic is one of ymu fa~o~orita things. a yo1.1n g mrm hom Tennesue wor~i ng temporarily In thi! llr&ll would tiki! to mtun you . WritatoJimml a Peters. c are o t General Delivery . Ga ll lpo lil , Oh 45631 . I' ll cair '""' Now opolll Mobile Home Rnd Cnmpur S p ac Hs l or r ~ tlt . Btowtl' s Tr11ilttr Perk. Minar s viiiH, Ohio 614 ·99 2 •3324 . Th e Eastern High Sc hool clan of 76 Wl\1 hiiiV fl It' s annual clau ruun lon· lamily pot luck d l nn~lr on SAt June 6 t t South Bound At 3 3 Road S id e Reu. h o m 11·30 A.m to3:00p .m. AII clau members ..n d h iftfld & 1111 w e !· come. Giveaway 4 2 p1.1ppie1 lo 11 goo d homtJ 6 weehl old Ca ll 614 -379 2435 wee kend. Bond had not ber•n sci Sat urdl.l~' mo rnin g. Fr lonious a ssau lt is a n aggra · \'a trd frl on.v of 1he sPc0nd d(lgrer ;_~n<l r urrirs a poss ibl e pp na lly of three throug h Pight yea r.'> 10 J max imum of 1~ .vea rs in pr ison ond a fine of up to $7'i0!1. Am•slt'(l hy sht>riff Gil I.LIPOL IS - .ll'ffr rv Tod<l ShPCis. 19, of Rl. 1, Ga llipolis. w<Js a rn's tf'd by th(' Gallla Co unt y Sherifl" s Jle par tmr nl Fri da)' ni ght . charged w ith at tr•mprrp Iheft . Public Notice NOTICE OF AIGHl TO NOMINATE BY PETITION The Farmers Home Admioistr&tion (FmHAJ is accepting nominations for County Com mittue electlon& for MEIGS. VINTON AND ATHENS COUNTIES. This notice ts is- · sued to inform eligible voters of the right to nominate c andi· dates tJv plftrtion. Copies of the petition and instructions on its compMtion can be obtained from your local FmHA office. Parsons nominated should eration of a farm, h8'Je their principal farming operation within the c ounty or area in whtch activities of the counly or arM committ88 are carried out. dorive the principal pert ol their Income from 18Jming (lha1 is more lh an 50 percent of ' their gross income must come from &gricu!tural production), be a citizen of the United Stoles or an alien lawfully OOmined to the United State& tor permanent residence. not have an FmHA i nsured or guaranteed loan. and be well qualifi e d f o r committee work. Nom inations must be received in FARMERS HOME AllMl N· I STRATtON OFFICE . 105 BUTTERNUT AVENUE . PO· MERCY , OHIO no later than Mav 26, 1987 . FmHA co m· mittee e lection& are open to !Ill e lig ible vo te rs wilhout regard to ra ce , c olor, religio n. national origin, ag e. po liti c al ulflliation . marital s tatuti , U K Rnd / or handicap . 15114 . 17. 2t . 24 , 4Lc l. Sen. Clllm or has rece ived dis tinquished servi ce awards fr om the Disabl ed Am erican Vf' tcrans of Ohio. th e Ohio Civ il Ser vice Employees Associa tio n. thL' Medi ca l College of Ohio a1 Toledo , and the Ohio Deparlmenl of Agin g. He has been honored by the Pmsecuting Attorneys' Associctlion for hi s contributions to law enforce ment. Se n. Cillmor a lso holds the pres ligious Gove rnor's Award , the Phillips Medal of Publi c Service . a nd has been In ducted in to the Ohio Stale Fa ir Ha ll of Fame. He co-sponsored 1he bill which rs tabl ishPd lhe Ohio Constitu tional RPv isio n Com mi ssion a nd also servrod on thC" commission, a group or r ltizens a nd leg isla tor s whose goal was to modern ize the State Constitution. f or te n yea rs . Sen. Gillmor s<•rved as a membcrof a theOhlo War Orp hans Scho larship Board. Hf' also served as a member of t he Crimina\.J ust ic e Supervisory Comm iss ion, which distributes feder a l law enforc(' ment funds for crim e pre ventio n in Oh io. Se n. Gillmor received his Ba chelor of Arts deg ree from Ohio W ~s lcya n Univers it y and his law degree fl·om the Univer· sll y of Mic higa n Law School. He' was prcs ldenl of his college fra ternit y a nd was active In num e r o u s organ izations. Will close crossing for repairs c ampu s II U.S. Air Force ve teran. Sen. Gillmor served as J ud ge Ad vocate and atta ined a rank of Captai n while on active du ly. A res id ent of Pori Clin ton in Ot tawa County , he is murri ed a nd has two daugh te rs. fir st e lected In 1966 a t the age of 27 to serve a two year term In the Ohio Senate. he was reelected to four year terms in 1968. 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984. Sen. Giilmor represents the ~nd Senatori al District , which includ es parts of Erie and Lucas Counties a nd all of Otta wa and Wood Counties. The Rio Grande· College Board of Trustees will confer a n hon or ary degree upon Sen . Gillmor during I he June 14 commencement exercises. sc heduled to begin at 2 p.m. 143 in the village of Carpenter will be closed one hour fo r repa irs ' " Wednesday, Ma y 27, at noon, the Ohio Depa rtment of Transportal ion DistrirtiO office announces. F lagmen will be on the site 10 assist motorists throughout the day while repairs are made. PATIENT i...!FTEAS WH EEl. CHAIRS "Hospital Supplies for Ho.me Use" For more than 2 yean, our prolmionol stofl hos be.en caring tor your home health core needs. We understand how important ·u is to havi the ' ''right'' prodt.<ts, and to havo tbem when you need them. You <On '"''end on lowman's Homecare ·1 Supply lor prompl fret • ..tvp in your home. We hav~ mle~ an~ rent~l . programs and wil bill Modicare or your 1n1uranct com~ pony direct. If you hall quas~ lions obout billing, call us. · PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 446'-7283 CALL COLLECT .an's Homecare Medical Supply Galli1~olis. OH. 4511:!1 1 ' A Message From Th e Bible . . . THE CHURCH PAYS RATHER THAN BEGS I EARN UP TO ,.• $20,000 PerYear Raising CHINCHILlAS For Information write to: (pleuo give namo, ago and phone number) RANCHERS P.O. Box 3566 Del1on, Georgia 30721 t404) 2711-4828 ,. 3 9"'r' kln en1 & w111 give a bag of ell foo d & ki ny litt er with each '' Cid1614 · 446 -26 2 4. Shih Tt u 4 't' BIIr old Houle brak4ln 6 14-99 2-3 5 32 . ' '' The Reuben-mounds of corned beef, smothered in melted Swiss cheese and sauerkraut. With all the fixings. 1.\u'key 01:lb-tender turkey and crisp bacon . Topped off with lettuce, tomato and Swiss cheese. Cllicken Salad-in a word, delicious. Your choice, nestled in a light, golden croissant. :\kllliH 'I [ '1 • •1 1 1 11'"~ lllli 'l'll,o lit'!l,l l Jn !.w1l l 1.ul1 1'11" \~~~~ ' Ltllflll, llldttw r Ihi• , '"" ,~~·•Pt r 1'"'' ,, , 1 tnn . N.trlnn.tl .\tll• 't li•III J: lkp l • •t·nt. tl i' 1' , H1.11lh.tm l'\t'll • l'·' l~~' t " ·•I• ' 71\ Thitd 1\ lt•tl ut •. !\•'II y .,ll\ :'w11 i or llfM I1 7 Served with soup or French fries. !'il ':'\'11 \\' II S' I.l' ~ t · n,.,.t ' lltf'TI ( I\' ,, Sandwiches like these: r(!.. , n ATES I 1\ ~ f :trril•r or :\lltltlr UtiLII l' Otw \\'t 't'k till C't' II I!O (lrw Yo ', tr .. $.'11 .211 ~ INC.U~ ('Ill'\' I'Rtn: ~ ~~ "li iN·r·ipli•tll" hi m.lil pPI mill•·tl in . 11 1', 1 ~ II !11 '1'1' tllo •t(lf f' , tiTI/'1 \1' 11 if'r• jS .t\ .tl l.t blt• T lw!'.uml.tl Tintl '" S!'n lln rlll' ll l ni"•l ht" I'P"l' llll\ll.Jlt ' tnr adl'il nl"' t' ll.l\ mr' nl~ nullt' l fl t',ttt i('i':< :\1,,11. !>il 'R.IiCRIPTIONS t ~ und 1\,V Onr • 'r\ \ t1' ~ix Only .......... .. ...... months ' \! .'~ ~ H>~l Oai ly ~ •ntl Srmdi\y ' We Have An Open Door Policy- 24 Hours A Day! · SBONEl': . . ......... .... .... s:w.oo . ........... ...... $66 . ~ Outlltdr (;ounly J.i Wt'('kS ........ .. .......... ......... $18 .20 t,\f, .,k~ ............... ....... $,\'5.10 -,2 Wt'f'k ~ .......... $67. 60 l ti William B. Kughn Jesus' mi ssion on eanh was "to seek and ro save the lost " (Lk. 10:10). This. He accomplished in His physical body. His mission is the same,!oday, "Go ye hrto alithe world, and preach the gospel fO every creature (Mk. 16:15). This mission is accomplished in His spiritual body, the ~burch (Eph . 1:22 .23). whi ch is made up ofbelieye~. who .~ave been baptiZed~~ the " m1 e buptism .. .for the remusron ofsrns and added to the church (Eph . 4:5: Acts 2:38.47). As Jesus did not spend His lime _begging ,for money from His hearers , neither does_the church spend her trme beggtng for money from her hearers. . . It definitely takes money for the _church to engage m her God·.r.ven work . but God has given her a financtal plan rn the ~ew .Testament, Now concerniiiR the collection for the saints. as I have gwen order ro the churches of Galatia. even so do ye.' Upon tht flrsr day of the wtek let tlltry one ofyou lay by ltim in srore, as God hath p~ospered hrm, that there he no gatherings when I come" (I Cor .. 16: 1.'2). Th1s same plan th~t was s~ccess· ful in providing for the needy samts 1s the same pl~n . th~t IS used tn supponing the church in her work. The mannerofourgmng ts .. . I. Periodic: "Upo11 the (im da~ of the week . .. "The first da~ of th< week " marked the resurrection of Jesus (Mt. 28: 1-6; Mk. 16:1-6; Lk. 24 :1· 9; Jno. 20:.1·18). Christ met with His disciples on this day following His re· surrection (Mt. 28:9,10; Mk . 16:14; Lk. 14:J6; Jno. 20: 19).1t was the day the early Christians came together "to breok_b~ead " (Acts 20:7). They we':" instru cted to give at th is.time, also. AI~ ~hnsttan~ today assemble on thts day 10 worship as authorized by God, RIVIn ~ of Ihear means. 2. Perwonal: ''Let every one u/ you .·· ··~very one of you'' embraces every individual member of the church. There 1s no exception . The poorest to the richest is to give. . . 3. Pro,.kJentl 'Loy by him in store. " This is th.e contnbut10n made to the treas ury of th e church. II i~ t~e amount that IS first separate~ by. the individual members and has pnonty over all other expenses, and Is gtven to God. . .. "Pr " b 4. ProportlonalO: "As God hath pro;pere_d h1m.. . _ wp~r em r~ces what one receives and according to ones ablltty. H1s gtVIng IS detemuped by what he makes and not by what he d~ not make, W.hen each ~ne gtv~ accordin g ro hi s income, he gives proportionately, that ts, accordmg to hts ability. · · 1 " , S. Preventatln: "That there bt no gatherings (C{IIIecttons)whe~ co"!t. Their having the contribution r:eady .and on hand upon Pauls ~mval , would fac ilitate their givi n~ the gtft quiCkly and accurately, preventing any special ga1heringor collectton . . When rhis plan is I aught to, and obeyed by, every faithful member of !he church, each one gives bou~ttfully; each o~e p~ or plaal hts Jl":l"J. in his heart: and each one gtves cMorfally, ~otgrudg1ngly, orofn«esStry (2 Cor.9 :6.1). , d 1 1 · h N Because the church accepts and obeys God s fin an . ~ p an rn t e ew Testament , you will never hear any plea ma~e on telev&~!On or r~dio by the 1rue chu rch of Chri" for individuals to send 1n any spectal donAtion to help her corry on her work . Beware of any relig~ous teac~er or orsanit.a~ion who spends most of their time as~ing for spec1a~ ~onattons ~r who rei~ .upon gimmicks. rummage sales. dmners , et~ . ThiS 11 ~ot God s plan! lr 1115 not God's plan , it is not the church acoordang to Gods etem~l purpose! for Fl'fl< Bible Cf>rmponJence Coum, Wnl•, •• Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bull\ ille Road • P.O. Do• 308 Gallipoli A, Ohio 45631 --Americas Dinner Table'!'" . -- ' • Mr\I L ,fSl!BSf'HIPTJONS ln~ld f' f oonty 1.1 \\'('o(l k ~ ....... .......... SI7.'19 2tl \\'('(>k ~ . ';:! \\' rt' kl' ... HtUf'f'l tuit ion, tex tbooks and related ma terial s. equipment and excess costs. An.vone Interes ted in furlh er information about _the project or In offering suggesuons for consideration in the project should contract R. Charles Holllday at the Salem Center Elementary School, 742-:lll.l < •• I • ·" Tu1s., W1d., Thur. SALUTES the fallowing winners af the District History Day Competition held in Athens an April 25, 1987: Jason Kopack Adam Broyles Matt Clickenger Keith Hanning Jo Harmon Nicole Sola Amy Jackson Gwen Elliott Julie Parsons Susan Thomas Jennifer Young leighAne Cremeans Chris Carman Heather Huestis Gretchen Huestis Gus Petrie Kelly Smith Alex Hardin Tony Vance Rodney Collins Jon Wilkins Keith Nance William Strait Terri Tawney Pam Allen Heat her H astwell Cindy Mason Susan Tope Jill Wamsley Troy Miller Sean Harris Ami Roderick Charlie Brown Eric Murphy Gene Sheets Doug Wilkins Chris Slagle STATE WINNERS: 1st Place: Jason Kopack William Strait Cindy Mason Pam Allen Susan Tope Heather Hastwell Iii 5:00 2nd Place ; Chris Carman Heather Huesti s Gretchen Huestis Gus Petrie Kelly Smith Charlie Brown ., ' 3rd Place : . Amy Jackson Alex Hardin Troy Millar Sean Harris Ami R odarick .. ' Entries placing 1st or 2nd will represent Ohio at the National History Day Competition in Washington, D.C. during the . week of June 7-11. " GIVING BIRTH TO GENERATIONS Fl~w thru projt>f'l MIDDLEPORT - Th e Meigs Local Sc hool District is presently preparing a Title VI ·B flow thru project, educa tion of the handicapped act, Part B, PL 94-142, for the 1987·88 school year. P roject expendirures wi ll Inr lude personnel. lnsrrucll onal materia ls and suppli es. pupil Croissant: n. A buttery French roll that makes great Americ;m sandwiches better. f'ul1 ' t'r••ll ., h '-•tJn(\, t\ loi~",Th lr dAn- . I, t !lr p•~" llhtn 1}'. tlw OI\1(• \ ', 1111'1 P\lh lt ... hm ~· I ··fl' ..,.m, ,\1ul1ir11 t'(h. t. trw ~ · '""•I .... , .. f.l> ,f,IL,'(' IMI\l ,II ( ;lltlljl1'lll.' . Oh l" r~ II I :n1 • ·1~ 'il ·'" .. ,,(,\ lltl d .1~-: m .ul,l"'~ 1"1" ,.,, 1 .1 Pt>~l11''" \ Oh l11 (}fli t' Academic Boosters Club, Inc. • ~ '' - liORI HOUR!: Mon. & Fri. 9:30 til 8:00 P,lll & Sot. 9:3D mt ll ion is appropriated. studenrs ' share of the cosr of educat ion wi il cer tain ly ·rise beyo nd the l' urren l 36 percent. Gallipolis City Schools SORRENTO PO.ll\IT PLEASANT - The $500 R.B. Rothgeb Memorial Award, presen ted annually by Peoples Bank to the Point Pleasant High School gradual ing class val edictori an. was given last week to Kathy Sue Trout , dau ght er of fl oyd and Barba ra Trout. Kathy , who will graduat e wllh a perfect 4.0 grade point average, received her scholarship from Mrs. R.B . Rothgeb, window of the late Mr. Rothgeb who wa s co-founder of th e Peoples Ba.nk and served as its fir st pre~ lden t and chairman of th e board until his death in 1977. · This was the ninth year I he scholarship has bee n awarded by fhe bank. Mis~Troul has received an academic scholarship to Marshall Un iversit y wh ere she plans to major in finan ce. this week only min imal increases in sl,u· dent fee s would be needed . Tlir Ohio Board of Rege nIS ,has wu rn cd that unl ess a noth rr :>200 Rothgeb award pre.sented HOME OXYGEN SER VICE Free pllrt Bu gle puppiee. Gi llu•· pins At . 688. Call 614 -4463969 Oll ll $3900 MARIETI'A -The Conra il Ra il road cross ing on Slat e Route ' b~dget We wish ta congratulate and extend our best wishes to the Open up your wardrobe for com fort and rontemporary s t yle with shoes for s ummer. White Lt. Grey in tho left leg and twice in th e appeara ncp w ill pr oba bl y not bf' r ' i ~ht leg. Talbott w as tak en to . until Tuesday du(' to thP ho lida .'r' lng ex11·a money fo ~ · pnma ry and secondary educaupn. a nd rol· leges and univ~rsil!es . . Majorn y Senate Rcpubilcu ns have scheduled a press•confe rence for Tuesday aft ernoon to release their fina l spendin g plan . worked out in detail during the weekend. The Senate Finance Commit lee will receive amendment s to the gian t appropriat ions bill Tuesda y evenin g and Wednesday. A floor vote isscheduled fo r Thu rsda y, the only da y the Senate will be in session th is week. Senate Republicans a lready have added $90 milli on to the House- approved amou nt fo r public schools. Senate GOP aide Curl Steiner said lat e last week 1hf' re wil l be a "significa nt increase" for higher · educCl l ion . Sen. Stanley J . Aronoff, R· Cincinna t i, chairma n of lhc Senat e Finance Committ ee, has hinted that instructional subsi dies to colleges and univers ities wil l be raised to the point where ' The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page A-5 · .-· : .. . ., Mtrdll;l """' Stdy t olll s..., ......., 6oi!O . . :l f.:--1 "--~~-~~~~- ~' ,:p"'! w....., i'·.: : 'j . t ...... .......,., , -sw, I CMei-TIIolt Is~ aur Obstetrical Department prides Itself on. We love bringing new ~ ~nd Joy Into the·world. The love we slw'e Is genuine and the medial are we prcl\'lde Is professional. Let us RH yau ~ l'le.u.ult Valley Hospital's Obstetrics Depmment believes ln. Wl BWEVE IN I'ATIENT·PHYSICIAN RllATIONSHIPS We believe that strong patient-physician relationships are the key to an enJoyable and successf\Jl de livery. That means your physician delivers your chi ld. "I h.ve been delivering b•bles for many ye; r!l. .1nd w~rchl ng mv pariem who I il.we been c.::umg for fhc lctst 9 months deliver her child is still d most rewarding p.1rt of my life " /Ohn Grubb. M.D. " Tredl mg rnothers with ca re. res pect anct ,~rson.tllzed >tlentlon Is a malor p.lrl of my pra.ctke." /Ohn Credico. M.b f wt IIWM IN INrANT CAit1 IDUCATION In addition to giving mother and child special C<~ r e, vve provide Instruction and information on the needs of the newborn which includes feeding, bathing, taki ng te mperatures. and otheT general infant ure. Wl BWEVE IN rAMilJ·CENTlRID CARt We believe in family -centered ure. WhM is fa mily centered care? It is allowing SUf) f)Ort p e r son~ ( u ~ua lly relatives and frie nds) to be >'At h the expectant mo ther dun ng the labor and delivery process. [ven in the c,1se of a cesarean sec tion, the fathe F is usually allowed Into the ope1at1ng room. As soon as possible alter delivery. the nur~ encourage the fath er. broth ers and sisters, and granrlparents to r artlcl pate in the care or the Infant and the support or the mother. " . �• Peg a A·& The Sunday Times-Sentinel Area deaths Rutland, dl_ed Saturday morning !II Ve1erans Memorlai Hospital. · She. was born April 27, 1920, a daughter or the late Frank 11nd Barbara Folden Gardner. She was a retired employee of the Imperial E lectric Co. In Midd leport. She was preced in dea th by her parent s, a slsler Helen Sirong and lwo brothers, Harold and Ear l Ga rdner. Surviving are a sister, Hazel Grate: Pomeroy, and a number or niei:es and nephews, along whom are Mary Birchfield, Middleport; Eileen Carter, Ga llipolis; Wanda Fetty, Pomeroy; Haro ld Gra te, Pom eroy; Harold Gardner , Jr., Columbus ; Ma rvin and David Gardner, both of L angsville, and a cousin, Dave Rou sh, Co lumbus. Funeral services will be held 1 p .m . Wedne sday at th e Raw lin gs-Coats -Blower Funeral Home In Middleport with Rev. Amos Til lis officiat ing. Friends maycallat the funeral hom e from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . HARMON O'BRIEN Harmon O'Brien POMEROY H ar mon O'Brien, 76, former Mei gs County Probate and Juvenile Court Judge, dl f'd Tu esday at Wildwood, Fla. He was a son oft he la te Charles William an d Orel hU Keis ler · O'Brien and wa s rea rcd tn Gallipolis. Alt er servi ng in I he U. S. · Nav y, 1942-1945, he was a practicing altorney in Pomeroy until 1949 when he wa s fi r sl elected Meigs Cou nl y Pr o b ale · d lo andJuvenlle Judge. HerC'I!re Florida In 1972. •·· wa s a member or the .ne Episcopal Church, lhC' Meigs County,OhloSi al c andAmPri can Bar Associations a nrl wa s an avid ' golfer. Besides his parenl s, he was preceded lndea twobrolh ers, Charles andthby William , and a· sister, Mary VIrginia. Surviving are his wife, Henrletta Cherrington O'Or icn , also formerly of Gallipolis; a IJrolhcr. .James O'Brien , Pomcro.v, and several nlccl's and nephews . Donations In his memory may be made to !he Amer ica n Ca nccr Sorlet y wllh arknow lrdgrme niS to Mrs. Harmon O'Br ien, C.C.C'. Gollvlew Tra il, Wildwood . F la ., 'fue,day. Burial will Ce meter y. bC' in Miles Paul Hendricks POMEROY _ Paul F . Hl' nd · k 64 4. , H k Si nc s, , .,,, osa , o1umhu s, ror mer l.v of Pomeroy, died Thu rsday at Mercy Hos pi lal in Co lumbu s. M r. Hendricks wa s bor n in Pom"royo nM ay23,l923,ason of c e James and .Josephine lhC' !al Manley Hendricks. He was a fo rmor omplo.ve." of the Ohio c c Pa cking Co. andc Armour Mea t Pac·k,·ng C'o. Survivin g ar c his wife. K a· c· thryn; ~lx daughters, Shirley Martin, BalTimore, . Md.; Paula Hendricks, Nancy Mullins, ,Jan Abshire', .Polly Coyer, Lelah Ward , all of Columbus; a son, Robert Hendricks, Columbus; 13 grandchildren. three great· grandchildren; a brother, William or Columbus; a sister. Beu lah Dalley, Oklahama and several nieces and nephews. Services were held at 1 p.m. Saturda y at the 0 . R . Woodyard Co. Chapel , South High St., Columbus. Burial wa s in Obetz Cemeter y. .Section Women veterans ~honored in hospital statue Anna Price POMEROY- Anna Margaret Price, 70, formerly or Pomeroy, died Friday night at her home in Pata skala . Mrs. Price was born in Pomeroy on Oct. 10, 1916, a daughler of the late E . Karl and Madge Werner Owens. She wa s a 1935 gradua te of Pomeroy High School. She belonged to the Hilltop Lutheran Church in Columbus.. Surviving are her husband, Char 1es M . p r 1re; two sons, Charles E. Price, Croaton, and William B. Price, Columbus; two daughters, Barbara lies, Engle· p ncc · ~ or wood , a n d M ar llyn Swanton; eight grandchildren, two grea t-grandchildren; two · ters, J ane B owman, p at as· SIS kal a, and Car la Winebrener , L eI ar t• W· V a. Be Sl'des her par en t s. se h ws a d d · d h b h prece e 1n ea t y er step· · · B ooth 0 wens. mo th er , y 1rgm1a Servi ces will be held at 2 p.m. T ues day a1 t h e M argarum· Schoedlnger Chapel, 335 .Johnstown R oa d , G,a hanna, where fr iends may callfrom 2 to4 and 7 URGENT CARE CENTER POMEROY- Gene.C. "Tony" Slaven. Route 2, Coatesville , lnd·.• died Monday at Putnam County Memorial Hospital in Greencastle, Ind. He was born Sept. -15, 1928 at Ronceverte , W. Va ., a son or Eliza beth Landrum Slaven of Middleport and Lacy J. Slaven, Louisville, .Ky. He was employed as a fo rem an at the Automatic Sprinkler System in Indianapolis for 21 years. He served in the United States Marine Corps and wa s a veteran of the Korean Conflict. Surviving besides his parents We w~nt you to know· that we are here ... for YOUl URGENT CARE CENTER Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis 446-5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY -Monii!I.II·Friday Wnkend• 8: Holldap 5:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. 1_:00 P.M . to 9:00P.M. TilE ULTIMATE TATOO- Martin Tucker says the hack~lece · "tatoo lover's ultimate tatoo. His hackpiece depicts a "Salule lo U.S.A." and when finished next year, will cover his enllr• hack . • • • • COUPON • • • • Logan Monument Co. Pomerov or Vinton D Pleaoe send me FREE bookleto showing memortals printed In lull color with sizes and prices listed. D Kindly have an authorized Logan Monument Co. representative call at mv home. 0 Please send me details aboul Mausoleums without obligation . Street or Route - - - - City or Town _ _ __ ti•• Clttlll ClrtiiOIY Gallipolis •••••••••• Grund Opening May 26 thru 31 VALUABLE COUPON MONUMENTS ARE OUR ONLY BUSINESS, NOT A SIOELINE . .. ~ ­ Co., Inc. VINTON. OHIO W. Main S1reet 388·8603 . •-- 11:00 u., Friday, Ill 21 1875 Eastel'l Ave. 446-760& Phone _ _ _ _ __ Logan Monument Saturday, May 30 FREE BALLOONS MEET THE GO·MART CHICKEN Dell Specials BOB'S POTATO SALAD, MACARONI SALAD OR COLE SLAW GASOLINE 10< OFF PEl GAI.LOI 01 GO-Mart C3!Gtine with th~ toupan Onil at C3lllpOtiS VOI(l 3fter Mal 31, 1987 79C VALUABLE COUPON POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Myrtlt> Gardnt•r 992 -2588 MyrtiP Mal IIlia srougnton Dairy Lane -Memorial Day Specf.al- Americanas ·Strawberry Pie ICE CREAM gC: 1h gal. Products 2 liter bottle 79C: Dill SPtdiiS /~ BOILED HAl ·$ t7• ~' . ;.: By NANCY YOACHAM :• • Times-Sentinel Stall · . •tfUPPff!!? ~.L41NS -Jt took :mhours of work over a two-year ,;;.~~p t<n crea!e., the "ultimate oo" fdr M~-rt!rl Tucker - a kplcce .<'a iled "Salute to the .A." which depicts 200-year s our nation 's history. 1-. Twenty-yea r -old Tucker , or 'F,uppers Plains, says his ba ck· liPce start ed out with a Harleye! ~vidson motorc yc l e l ogo. lllarlev-Davldsons are made In dJr u·.s.A., and from !his ca me 't'ti cker' s idea to expand his ~~ck piece to pay tribut e to 4merica' s hlslory, ~ Th e backpiece, whi ch wil l ~ve ntuall y cover Tucker's entire Qack, Includes th e Slulue of ~lberty , the Capitol. Independ· Qnce Ha II, Mount Ru shmore, J!'aul Revere's rid e. the U.S.S. A~l z ona memorial , the Lincoln ana Washinglon 'm emorials, Ihe ~e t a ration or Independence and llw Uberty Bell. :Designed by Tuppers Plains ~too arl ist .Jim Stacey, TuckN 's lta ckp icce Is admired by other ~'oo expert s. not only becau se of I} ~ inl ricalc design, but because a~lhe time and expense involved lfi-;jts c1·ea t ion. • 'fucker does n't describe the tlooing process as pain ful , but (aiher as a " burning sensalion ~· hirh la st for aboul an hour" af ter the talooinJ< Is compieled . ~ <'says Ihe lower pari of the ba ck is especia lly sensitive 1o I he Iat oo art ist's needles. ~ Sterilized needl es are used by lhi' artlsl to lnjecl d ~·e inl o three ~:Vr1·s of skin which has been ,·r d and disinfect ed. Ther e rP nerves here Tuck er says, and <,; firs t slep in the process Is to e~L(i lln c lh(' stl'nril·applied desl~n ~·i th a single nccdlP and black !t'k . He• poinls out that while m rrwn\' ta loos consis t of heavv ~ nrs·. his arr " fine linc detall('(] . 1' • FRITO·LAY Get the whole pie.. .to go . Get a couple of pies. Plump, fresh strawberries. Delicious strawberry glaze. Covered with a fluffy, whipped topping. Just what you're looking for to top off your picnic! Just for take-out. Sl rve~ dorm~. .. ~AI!. ~JilL .~ Pies m:Kk f~h daily. ScrYC th<: ~anlt day as purchsc:d for maKimum enjo¥mtnt. $4.99 May 22 thru 25 &HONE~ --America~ Dinner ThbleP-:- Satlrday OilY GIVE AWAYSI 9 1.m.-11a.m. Fnf corttt and Donuts 9 l.m.-11 ~.m . OtArt 111 tlroughton llltlt 10 1st 1110 tlllt1lmtfS 11 l.m.-1 p.M. fltt Pt. 111 00111111 Pvta!o lOg 1 p.m.-2 p.m. Rlllllal DlliCHIIrt 11m11 ttl tllf 1st 1110 _, 2 p.m.-3 p.m. Fnf 1111 111 FrtiO IZI 111 Snlllerl PDtaiO Clllps !111!! 1111 ~ 3 p.m.-4 p,m. Fnf 1n11rt11ta11 Chill Dill tv 1st 1110 ~ - · - --- ... .:::. .= :..4- • I "Dear Mom and Dad : "See ya soonel , " Got your letter of tApril) the "Shar" ' . 28th: Mom. yest.erday . •June 3. In 1973, the city coun('l! of • Today I got Dad ~ or April 26th. Canton, an industrial town of Never know what s going on with about 90,000 rcsidenls, decided to · th;. maiL... . build a memorial to the homeWorking 10 rcu (Intensive l OIVn heroine, ca~e unit) again tbday .... Got to 11 raised$8,872 In contributions 10. (degrees) and ICU Is air and plac ed a 5-foot -6 statue of • co nditioned. They have a lot of Lane atop a marble base In· ~·: really sick patients. Had three scribed with the names of 110 -~, dJe yes terday. They still have Stark County servicemen killed . lou r on res p~rators . None too In Vietnam . good, either..... . The statue bears the words : . " This ~nit , thP 312th Evarua "Born to Honor t1on hospital, has trea led 10,000 "Ever at Peace" patients since WP arrived last Seplember. Unbelievea ble! The Vietnam veteran chapler • ~ '.' Register office had a poll in Ca n ion dedicated Itself to • gomg to see what time and what Lan e, and all wom en who served : , date lhC' IO,OOOth pati ent would be in Vlelnam , on Memorial Day adm uted. It was yes terday l 198!). ' morning. Haven' t heard who won In ' officially beromlng the · ' the money ye t. Sharon Lane Memorial Chapter 1"' "They put plastic or rubber No. 199 of the Vietnam Veterans w floor til e down In the mess hall or America. thP chapter wrote: the evening before last. Looked " We hope 1his sma'll effort will ., 1 r eal nice till yes terday · noon help these women receive more ' ' ' ) when It got hoL The tar came up recognition In lhe future . These ·' between the I!IC' and 11 got sturk wome n foughl the war by helping ·:~ al~_ovC'r the pl ace, .. . " mend brokPn bodies, hearts and 1 How did the homemade Ice spirits, somet imes with ju st a cream I urn out? smile, a soft word or gent le .' '; " Siart nights tomorrow so I lauch. ' don' t have to get up early "Ever y one who passed 1 1 tomorrow . Nice thought . Still through an evar station has a · ~ very qulel around here . Haven't mcmm·y or story of a nurse. '. , golten mortared for a coup le of Perhaps she gave him hope or ·,. wee ks now . We are getting some courage. Perhaps she helped ' ~ new nurses this week. wrlle a lellcr hom('. Perhaps she ' "Read a book la sl night and made his dying jusl a titlle ' t missed a good Lee Marvin movie oasler.... h at the mess hall .... "God bless you. •·· " Well. stop lor now. Getting "We thank you. sleepy. I' "Welcome home." ,i, . ... ' ~4Jcal history . MILK t29 '. ~ BOWLIN G per gallon GALLIPOLIS 1875 Eastern Ave. 446·7606 mru "' --lltM ~"""' Goiid 0n11.., 16 11 , 1981 111111110-- UINI ~ ' 11111111111 - ttl Rlllll · GREEN . Ohio •rljPi l The Wood Count y Genealogica l Society says people who " adopt -a-cemetery" lVIII f\Cip Improve I he appearanct' of li\c count y's gravey ards and Jlreserve a v i ta l hi storica l t ecord . ,. Member Lolita Gulhrle said emeteries conlaln a wea lth of f(enealoglcal history that should be saved for future generations . ~o mr date to the count y_'s found· !ng in 1820 and offer the. only written record or the lives or .•arly resi dents , she said ·:rh u r sd ay. T he society is encouraging •)leo pie who live near the cemeter· ,l es and thoSe who have lamlly <members burled In them to look ' fler some of the county's 77 ,, ' ' ' The ,(ultimate tatoo' Jomes · alive on back ~f Meigs resident Sarvlnt Sout"-tt Ohio Por Ovar SO Yean MIDDLEPORT - PrrmPi la II . Cox, 79, :!6{) Pear l Sl , Midd leport, died Frida y at Vrlcra ns Memorial Hospit al. Mrs . Cox wa s born Srpl . 28. 1907at F.van s, W. Va .. adaughl er of the lai c .lames and Minnie ·li'asto. Besides her pa r·en l s. she was also preceded In dea l h by her ·husband. Albert M. Cox In J%8, and rwo brothers, Archie and George Ca sto . SurvlvlnR arc a daughter . Constance M. Bullot'k , C' lard r ndon, Pa .,; a so n, .J ames E. Lawson. Harl sv ille, S. C.; four sisters , Frreda Pr ingle. Si . 1\l· ·tans. W. Va.; M ar ir Mosc, r-:as l Liverpool; Virgin ia Say lrc ;Jnd Geraldine Parsons, bolh of ' E:vans . W. Va .; a brother .. Ia mrs ·Caslo, Rip ley, W. Va., srV<'ral grand c hild re n . nicr·r' and nephew s. Friends may <'<' II al l hc Cas to -do1uneral Homr in Evans , w. Va .. 'trom 4 10 Y p.m . Sundav wllh services l obea tlhefuncral home at'll a. m . Monday . Burial will tw .In .Jarkson Memor ial Ceme tN\'. . By THOMAS FERRARO 1.25 mlllion are wom en, accordUPI Feature Writer lng to a Census Bureau survey in . In a small· cour tyard behind 1980, the first. time the a_ gency Aultman Hospital In Canlon, · asked women _af they had been In Ohio, stands a bronze statue or th e armed services. Army 1st Lr. Sharon Lane, the A 1982 study by the General only American servicewoman Acco unting Olllce round I hat killed by enemy lire In the · alt hough wo~eil have served in V1etnam war. the military smC'e at least Wor ld On Monday; Memorial Day , a War I , they have trad liionally wreath will be placed at the received less benefits and recogstat ue by a veterans ' group re· nitlon than males. Subsequently , named In l9851n honor of Lane, a I he Veterans 1\dminlstratlon in representative of unsung he- cr eased their benefits and redcrolnes - women vets, par tlcu· signed VA hospi lals to better accomodate them, Jarly warllme nurses . "Some gjlys dropped out of the Last fall, Congress pa ssed a chapter', say!Qg It wasn't right to bill to build a memorial to women be named lor one person, " said vels, and an effor t is under way to Bill Madden, vice president or place a statue or a servicewom en the Sharon Lane Memorial Cha p· in Wa shin gton, D.C ., at Ihe ter. No. 199 or the Vlelnam Vietnam Veterans' Memorial. Veteran s or America In Ca nion. Lane Is among Ihe estimated "B ut we believe we did the 8,000 to 10,000 women, about 85 right thing," said Madden. " We percent of them nurses. who changed our name because we served In Vietnam. She was the reel the woman vet eran is the only one killed by enemy action, forgotten warrior. We wanted to but seven olhers also died I here show respect to them." - one from a s1roke. on e or Lan e, a 1961 graduate or Souih pneumonia and five in nonCanton High School and a 1965 eombat alm·art cras hes. grl\duate of Aultma n Hospital A lew years alter Lane got her School of Nursing, was killed In a nur sing degr ee. she " thought she roeket attack on the 312th Eva - wasn't getting enough oul or cuatlon Hospital at Chu Lal on life," r ecalls her mother, Ka y June 8, 1969. II was a monlh Lane. "She wanted something before her 26th birthday. more. II wa s her choice to go Into .Last year, a women' scenteral the service." On .June 4, 1969, Lan e wrote her Aultman Hospital was named for Lane. Today, Sharon Lan e i s a parents a letter aboul life as a symbol of changing attl lude, com bat nurse. It wa s her final one slowly beginning to recog- letter home. Four days, In the nlze the contributions or women roc ket attack, Sharon L ane was In qJ(litary servke. decapitated . · 01 America's 27.5 m·lllion vets, a · To Homtr-Titoa Wlto Have Gonalefore II To lntplra Tllo.a WltoPollow •• , Permt•ila Cox Bf I May 24, 1987 11P;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il!'"t~o~9~p~.m~--M~o~nd=a:y-=a~nd~o~ne~h=ou~r~_a_r_e_h_ls_w~·'_·re_._r_e=g~gy~J=e=an==S=w=,ln=e=a~==========================::~;;;;;.;;.-~;;--iii :12785. RUTL AND - May 24. 1987'• Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va. ' l ' ' ,. The design is lhen shaded wilh add itional needles and the las t stage Js coloring. Most of the design on Tu cker 's back has been shaded and there Is 'some color In lhe American flags and motorcycle logo. ColorIng is time-consumi ng Tucker says. and It will take lour sittings of one and one-half.hours each to co lor In jus I one wing of the eagle at the ce nter of the ba ck piece. Tucker says he chose th e "Salute to the U.S.A ." because he's a proud American and because he wan led hi s back pi ece '' to be diff e r e nt, no I co nve ntional. " Tucker fir sl fell in love with latoolng when his br other rame home from the army with a tatoo. He now haA 28 ta toos on his body, in cludi ng I he por tions or his back already outlined . He warn s Individuals con sider· ing tatoos th at "they aren' l cheap. " His most expensive and most time consuming tatoo was Mount Rushmore. and altOg'lher. his will have cost aboul $2,500 hy I he t1me It 's completel y fini shed . He also point s out that talooing is sa lr when done properl)' by an ex pen , and reports that local tatoo artists are now being -regu lated by th e county health department. To prevent Infection and help preserve colors, latoos shoul\f be washed at least twice a da v and should always have a light coa ling or antibi otic ointment. Tu cker admits that tatooinJ< mav not be for evervone and l or !hose who arr inier!'Sted. he adv ises !hem to co nsider the tatoo lor "lhree weeks to a month " before actually gel lin g it, "because once ll' s th ere, It' s there." Mcanwhilr. :m unco nvr n1ional young man pa ,1s lribut e to his count ry In his ow n unconven· tiona!. bul ve r y slnr('re way. • I 'v' " .,. •,I j . Pine Street Cemetery. Gallipo!il', Ohio. Cemeteries hold more than. plots and tales By SANDRA L. LATIMER lhemselves." United Press International GlcndaiC' was la id out as a park This Memo'r ia l Day people will sys1em as weil as a graveyard, make their annua l pilgrimage to sa id Pentecost. graves of their loved ones, And a slml ar story Is to ld In carefully place a handful of Clnclnnall about the Sprin g flower s beside the marker . lhen Grove Cemeler y, which has r un like mad to get oul or the earned It s spot on the N~ tlonal gales before the ghost stories Regis ter or Historic Pl aces and Is cat ch them . the second largest cemetery In So many people l ea r the qulel , I he nation. nea tly trimmed grounds dotted " ll's such a beautiful pla ce 10 with granite markers and plastic vls ll ," says Lois Smith or the flowers and enter only when they Grealer Cincinnati Convcnllon have to. and Vl sll ors Bureau . " It 's so But to 'Akron tour conductor Imm aculate. The gravesltcs are Larry Pentecost, cemeteries are so well trimmed . There are little the bridge to history. He stresses · lakes and ponds with ducks, lhl s when he conducts tours or geese and swans." Akron, ending In Glendale Sprin g Grove Cemet ery and Cemetery . Arboretum began 16 years before During his tours, Pentecosl lhe Civil Wa r . Besides a burial tells of the " Industrialists who place, the grounds were used as built their financial empires and an experim ent with various th en th e monument s t o ty pes or !lowers. In 1855. Adolph ·srraugh, a • yo ung Prusslan landscape gar· dener began molding the site Into a ma ssive English garden. Tovandalism at Oak Grove Cem e- day, amon g the 16 champion tery near the campus of. Bowling trees are a Cedar or Lebanon, a . Green State University, where 42 400-year-old whit e oa k, and In stones were toppled . sprl'ng, more th an 30,000 tulip s, \ Guthrie said the genealogical 5,000 gray hyaci nths, 10,000 pan· society wilt ha ve a boolh and a sics and some 100.000 daffodils map displayed at · th e Wobd grow in the 733 acres. · County Fair In August to show Spring Grove offer s 35 mil es or the locati on s of the cemeteries. A roads meandering by the rolling booklet d!'Scrlblng each town- green hills, rellecllve lakes and ship's graveyards will a,lso be glistening monuments that bear published . such names as Taft, Longworth, McGuffey. Procter, Gamble and In the meantime, society members ar.e recording Informa- Kroger. tion orr the stoes In each cemeAkron's Glendale Cemetery tery In an effort ro preserve dates back to 1837, says history, Guthrie ssald. Because Pentecost. there are at least77 ce meteries In " You have the Cer eal King Wood County, Guthrie said there (Ferdinand Shumaker, . who Is a need lor more help. started Quaker Oats), then you "We want people to be Inter have the Diamond Match King ested because they really have a (Ohio Columbus Barber, who love of cemeteries ," she sa ld. also founded Barberton )," he preserved tn cemetenes rPmeterlcs .• parti cula r l y th e small J<ravey ard s that have become targets of ,·a ndal s. " We don't want to just save stones, " she said, adding th at an Important feature Is the neC'd to prevent a further loss ol the historical data Inscribed on them . "That was a human who did have a life and Is part • or someone's family history." The genealogical society does not want to be a parent organiza tion lor lhe program, but Instead direc ts people to township trustees and others In charge o! the cemeteri!'S. Guthrie said the project Is Ideal for Sunday school classes or scout troops. The adopt-a-cemetery project, which Guthrie said was similar to a neighborhood block watch program, was spurred by Tecent ..'', I sa id. "&1mucl Lane, an aulh or, historian and form er ma yor ha s a marker that's a metcoriiP,'' Pentecost said. But perhaps the mostoul stand· lng fea ture of the Glenda](• Cem etery Is thl' chapel with stained glass windows depleting the story or a woman sending her son to war, nursi ng his wound ~. then visiting hi s gr ave. " It's dedicated to those who served In the Civil War," Pente· cos t said or th e sand stone chapel. "The beau tllu I sta Ined gla ss windows ca me from Scolland. In 1876, II cost $25,000 ' to build. Today, lo duplicate It would be close to a million dollars ." In Union Cemetery near Steu benville Is a grave marked by a dog tha t died or grief aller It s owner died . The story goes that a st ra y dog adopted John E. Boil lin, who had been blinded In an acc ident at a foundry, and become his guide dog. Alter Boillln 's death In 1924, the dog would neither eat nor drink, and eventually died • Bolllln's fellow work er:~ molded a metal dog at· the foundry to be placed on Bolllln's grave. In 1948, a man who remembered seeing the two together repaired the dog that had been damaged by the el e· mcnts. It was then put on a concrete base. The dog was repaired again In 1969. Al so In this cemetery are lhe plots of Edwin M. Sta nton, secretary of war under President Lincoln, and that or James and · Anna A', Wilson, grandparents ol President Wilson. During the Civil War. Camp Chase In Columbus became a prison camp for Confederates. both officers and enlisted men. But a lot of dissident citizens ', were kept there, "some who said .. the wronJ< lhln g al the eountry,~ store," says Roger Long, as so- 1: clale editor of the Blue and Gray ·~ Ma~azlne In Co lumbu s. ~· Sin ce many were Soulherners, , I hey were not ac,·ustomcd to the Nonh's cold and they died of 1 pneumonia, sa id Long. Guards . ~ thOugh! some others were rebel· '$ ~':J~:o a1:~Y ~~~~Yi~o1,hcd're;''~~ '• pneumonia , he sai d. .., Some 2.200 bodies ar e burled In , a graveyard In lh f' west side or Col umbu s. Alt hough many were ~" Co nfedera t es , th e gia nt Slonr al r the cemet ery sa.vs ''Americans." ,.. Eac h year , a special cer emony Is held at lh(• et'm etcry th~ first~ Sunda y aflcr .tc l!erson Davis' , blrlhday Junr 1. ~ Conl,ederal c soldier s an • also burled on Johnson's I sland In ; Sandu sky Ba y, In anolher crmr· , tery In Columbu s and o n ~ of • Morgan's ·Ra iders Is burled In ,. Morga n County where he died, '' says Roger Lon!'(, associ ate edl· , tor or the Blue and Gray, Magazine. . , ,4 Johnson's Island contai ns the , graves of 206 Confederate s oldl-' 1~ • ers who had been Imprisoned on t• the Island, as well as a lew ~ l• civilians . Thei r graves are marked with heads tones or Geor· gla marbl e. This ce metery Is · easily accessi bl e by a causeway~ from the Marbl ehead Peninsula. In Kent on Is l he graveslte of Jacob Parrott, th e first recipient or the Meda l of Honor ..He was the§ youngest member or Andrews'~ Raiders, 24 Union sol diers from ;~ Ohio who sabotaged Confederate railroads. He was captured Imprisoned, but mad e a successful escape. Upon his return lo the~ North, he wa s awarded the Me· dal of Honor by Stanton. B •l 1 • I �• Pomerpy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. May 24, . -· ' 19&:7.~ M~y 24. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-,Point Pleasant, 'W. Va . ' M·an's pet causes.up(roar' Holzer-lrvin ,1111 L. Nease Patrick V. Johnson Pamela Lynn ,Johnson Gregory ,John Michael Johnson-Michael rV,CINE - Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. ,John son announce the approaching marriage or thei r daugher . Pamela Ly nn Johnson. to Gregory John Michael, son of Mr. and Ms. Everett Michaci.Jr. The open churrh wedding wi ll take place on June 20 at 1: :JO p.m. at the Sacred Heart Cat holic Church. Pomeroy. Lynn Johnson Steve Robie Russell-Fow Ier A recepton will be held fo llow· lng the wedding at the Racine Amer ican· Legion hall . The brlde·elect Is a graduate of Southern High School and Is employed at Harris Farms Greenhou se of Por tland. Michael is also a graduate bf Sou thern. He is In the U.S. Air F'orce and wil l be stat ioned in Wes t Germ any . Nease-Johnson POMEROY - .Jill L . Nease and Pa trick V. ,Johnson will be unllod In marriage In an open churr h wedding on .June 14. fi p.m .. at the Forest Run United Met hodiSt Church. A r eception wil l follow at th e church. Th e brlde·c lcct Is the daught er of Mr. and M rs. Arthur W. Nease .Jr ., Racine, and will graduate from Southern High School . She plan s to attl•nd the Bauder Usa Marie Russell LETART, W.Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Lewi s Young of Leta rt announce the engagement and forthcoming mar riage of their daughter, Li sa Marie Russell , to Mar k Richard Fowler. He is the son of Donna Fowler of Mason and the late Richard S. Fowler. He i s the grand son of Mr. and Mr s. How ar d Brannon of Gallipolis. Both will graduate. from the West Virginia Institute of Tech· nology. Ru ssell majored in both computer m anagemen t and ac· counting. Fowler will earn a degree.ln computer science and has accepted a posi tion with National Security Agency In Maryland. The' open church wedding will ta ke place June 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the Mason United Methodi st Church. A recepti on will follow in th e fellowship room at the church. GALLIPOLIS- Dr . and Mrs. Charles Holzer of Gallipolis announce tht-- engagement of their daughter. Amy Holzer, I<;> Dudley Ross Irvin , son of Mrs. Elaine R. Irvin of Grosse Point, ' Mich. · ·' Miss Holzer is a graduate of Williston Northampton School ; Kenyon College and Capitol University. School of Nursing. At capitol. she received a B.S.N. and wa s inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, national honor so· ~ ciety for nursing. She is e~::;. ployed · as a staff nurse by Ohio~ State University Hospitals. · •~ Irvin graduated from Kenyon:: College. Is a member of Phi Beta;.,. Anita ,Joyce Newhouse Kappa and re-ceived · an M.B.A: Henry .Jerome Vest ' • -':.: fr om. Ohio State Unlverslt~ wh ere he was Inducted into Beta ' •• Gamma Sigma . a business ho) :: nors fraternity. He is a manage·:<'" . rn ent consultan t with Arthur_ Anderson and Cornpa·ny lrt j : GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. ; ..., Elijah Estep Sr. of 110 4th Ave. , The wedding will take place •.., announce lhe engagern enl of Oct. 3, at St. Pet ers :Episcopal -.:: their daughter. Anit a Joyce Church in Gallipolis. Newhouse. to Henry Jerome Vest of Homer. Mich. Vest is the son of Mable Otto of Albin. Mich. Symbolic pyramid A June 14 wedding is being On the back of the Great Seal of the planned at th e Apostolic Gospel United States. which appears on a $1 Church. Ea stern Avenue. bill. is an unfinished pyramid. It is a '• symbol of material strength, an en· .. during foundation for .future growth _ and a goal of perfection. ·· GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs. Horner .Johnson. Gallipoli s. an· Bengal tiger nounce the engagement of thei r daugh ter Lynn Johnson to Steve An Indian 10r Bengal) tiger . mea· ' Roble. son of Mr. Keit h Robl e. suring II feet linch and weighing 857" Gallipolis and Joyce Robif' of pounds. was shot in November 1967 . Bidwell . Believed to be the largest ever taken in India , it is on exhibit in the National; Miss Johnson Is a graduate of Mu seum of Natural History, Smithso·• Gall Ia Academy Hi gh School and nian Institute. Washington. D.C. Is employed as a teachers aide at Guiding Hand SchooL Roble Is agraduate of 'North Gallla High Sc hoo l ancl is em· ployec by Robi e's Tire Service in Rod ney . A Jul y wedding is planned at Whit eoa k Ba ptisf Church in Gallipoli s. Ellen Elizabeth Barnitz becomes bride of David Matthew Dickson BIG RAPIDS. Mich. I UP!) Lansing. Ray Metzger was just wal king Circuit ,Judge Lawrence Root hts pets along the road but it Thursday, responding to a re· seems that was raising the . quest from rhlef Mecosta County dander of the law. prosecutor .lames Samuels. or- : . His tiger, rouga r.lion and·bear dered Metzge r and his pets out of 5.: prompted co mplaints from tho< the county by June 30. Samuels ~ · Colfax Township zoning adminl s· had Insis ted the animals were a ;. : tra tor and animal control offlc· danger to the community. r ers who had v isited Metzger's Rippy said the Metzger's prop- · ; Rodney horne on an 18·acre rura l erty is enclosed only by a 4·foot · . sit e. loose wire fence and that the ~ · "He's made no effort to con· 5· month·old Siberian Tiger .and ': rea l these animals ... he's been 9· month·oid cougar were both .~ : see n walking the big cats and thr being- kept in a garage, while the • grizzly bear along the roa d on a pregnant lioness was being kept - : leash," sa id Thomas Rippy. a Inside an 8-foot c hain link panel ; .. compliance offjcer with the U.S. fence with fenci ng laid across the ·: Department of Agriculture in top. 0°/o·to 50°/o Newhouse-Vest Johnson-Robie Fashion College in Atlanta , Ga . this fall. She Is employed at the F'a bric Shop in Pomeroy. .Johnson, son of Mr. and M s. Art hur .Johnson, Racine. Is a gradua te of Southern High School and is employed by Cec il nnd Malone Co. In A tlantu . He plan s to att end th e Atlanta Apprentlcc•sh ip Sc hooL The couple wil l reside in 1\ ti unt a. >JI The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-3 SAVE OFF OUR REGULAR.PRICES CUSTOM Mr. and Mr.r. Harley Tb oma.r /)0174/d 'fhomas 50th anniversary noted RIO GRANDE- Mr: and Mrs. Harley G. Thoma s, Rio Grande, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Ma y 31, at the Simpson Chapel United Methodist Church from 2 until 4 p.m . They were ,married in Boone • County, West Virginia , on June I, 1937. · They have two daughters, Mrs. Joan Mault, Oswego Lake. Orego n, and Mrs. Vickie Powe ll. Bidwell. They al so have four grandchildren. The coupl e reques ts g'ilts be omitted. Eyeful Vour wlndowt dtlervtt lptcfal· lt_t. Tope' I hiVt vetn of itkperi· • ence In PfOftllion•l deaigninQ lnd inlttll.tion ol outlom dr-..· ary. 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A. -u 0 *1 s9 ~~ USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND FROZEN . \'ALt~ E S Orange COUIITR~ STYLE Smoked Pork Chops 79 PER LB. U.S. GO~T. INSPECTED FRYER $18f MINUTE M~ID Juice U.S. GO~T. INSPECTED PORK LOIN SUPERIOR'S ALL ~ARIETIES FABRIC SOFTNER SHEETS PAPER TOWELS u 2/$1 OO 2/89• 1soz. THOROFARE Beef Stew HI-DRI PILLSBURY DELUXE oz. DINT~ MOORE 99 $1 MARTHA WHITE 21 Manwich FABRIC SOPTMER 640Z. u 2/99+ oz. 2/8 9+ oz. HUNTS SNUGGLE f$1 00 Mac. & Cheese ;, tUTERS 99~ 4/$100 Flap Stu s•;, oz. · SNOW FLOSS 9 9. TOMATOES Brownie Mix oz. oz. s 9+ ~z. 2/89~ Puffed Wheat Rice MALT 0 MEAL s:::~k~~ut $5 99 1470Z. Butter Beans n Kidney Beans LAUNDR1 DETERGENT $189 SEASIDE THOROFARE SURF . 1'1• oz. ~ GOLDEII RAIN ·~ Wllh Coupon & 110.00 Purchm PEANUT BUTTER Tea Bags Pine a le · BATHROOM TISS~E PETER PAN LIPTOJI "FAMIL ~ SIZE" DEL MOIITE ANGEL SOFT ROUND STEAK RIB HALF. PORK ·ROAST DIET RITE or DR. PEPPER 00 1 LB. USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND U.S. 80VT. INSPECTED - --~ 39 PER LB. PER LB. .R.C. MARGARINE GRo·u D· CHUCK MIXED FRYER PARTS With Coupon & $10.00 Purchase BLUE BONNET FRESH LEAN U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED GRADE A MT. ~ERNON GREEN BEANS, CORN or PEAS ---------------,-- ----------- ~ -.""1' tftpN I . I c..... . MT. ftRIOI AIIIEL SOFT . 21- MILK IAL. $1 t8 M 0..,• I ltl ..... , BAYHROOM TISSUE 1· .I • ••••••L• 4 Pll. : W••t~••"• 1''" c..,., ~ ............. c.. ,.. ! 25+ Off l so+ OFF 77. : A•Y Pro•••• Item .... CtlpH I '10 P11tlt111 : Enldltt Stlt II••• froze• lte111 :I Artf E11ldltt Stlelltllll ! �• Page- B-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel James Sands Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-'Point Pleasant, w. va. ·May 24, 1987 Memorial at Bethel Methodist Church BETHEL Methodis t Church nea r Eure ka was buill in IH66 and is one of t hree c hurd ocs in Gallla Co unty his tory kn own as Bethel Me thodist. flow e rs, a nd evergreens. The By •lAMES SANDS Today we pic ture ih e Be the l house was packed to Its fullest Methodi s t Ch urc h toca te<l nca r ca pac it y. " Th e Co mma nder , M. ThoEureka where In 1898 a mOSt ma s, ope ned the exer cises In l m pr css l v r· <Jccord a ncc with the ru le s of the Me mori a I serord r•r. A bea utifu l responsive vice was held. sPrvlcc was rend ered by the Accord ing to the Cha pl a in a nd com ra des. Miss Ca illp o ll s Anna Masterson hac! selec ted a n W eek l y ab le e holr of sin gers; the ir m usic Tri bun e : was gra nd and Inspiring. Be" D.L. Morton · tween 40 a nd 50 old soldi ers were P ost G.A.R. he ld memoria l se rprese nt. vice a l Beth e l c hurc h yesterda y, " F'our dra ped chairs on the 29th . The house was ha ndsomely alt a r rem ind ed ail since last decor a ted with bunti ng. fl ags , memorial day four member~ ot the post had. answered !he last ro ll ca II : Col. Montgomery , Moses Miller, Willia m Cali. a nd John Falley. Alt er the exe rcises of t he post Rev. Br UJ , pastor of tile charge held the congregation s pell bound for nearly two nours; Ills· eloqu_ence was sublime; his pathetic pic ture of 36 years ago , brought tears to many eyes; his a ddress was full of patriotism, sound and conv incing logic, was well received by his audience. Mr. BrUJ after concluding his address presented e ach m e mber of the post a beautiful souvenir In the way of a poem run off hi s press." Rev. Brill was the author of the poem . "The Sta rs and Stripes, fl ag of the free! Read In Its folds of Liberty; It tells us all of F a neull Hall Where Ada ms bold, a nd others told The story of our sacred right. The sha me of yie lding Tr uth to Might . Th e Stars a nd Strlp<;>s, fl ag of the free! It spea ks to us of liberty; It tell s how w<;> ll , Mid shot a nd shell , And saber s troke, And stifling smoke On man y a hard · fo ught ba ttlefield . · The foes of Ri ght were forc ed to yield . The Stars and St ripes. fl ag of the free! It bore a message o'er the sea, To Spain so old. The tyrant bold, Who long had played, His robber trade On ·fairest Cuba 's bloodstained s hore; " Hands off, ba se fiend , fore ver more." The Sta rs and Stripes, fl ag of the free! Whe n held a loft by George Dewey, In Ma nil a Bay, The fir s t of May, Sang a sweet song To those so long He he ld abjec t slaves by heartless Spain :' I bre a k your c hains, go free again . The Sta rs a nd Stripes . flag o! the free ! May your brig ht fold s forever be Emblem of trut h To every you th, lnsplra lion To every nation ; Go e ve rywhere , dear Old Glory Tell to all sweet Freedom' s story. The Sta rs and Str ipes. fl ag of the free! Go. be a r the cry fa r 'cross the sea From e a st to wes t, Where e'er unrest Leaves e mpty mouth From north to south, In ev ' r y land be neath th e sun . Fal ~ freedom 's right shali yet be won. " . Catenctar/happenings SUNDAY · LECTA - Wa lnut Ridge has Rev . Ea r l Hinkl e In ser vices, Sunday, 7:30p .m . GA LLIPOLIS- Ga lli a Count v Histori ca l Society meets S und ay , board a t I p.m ., general me m ber s hip at 2: .10 p.m., St. P eter' s E pi scopa l Churc h. Spea ker Bria n Cei ling. Southeas t Ohio Museum ·l' ura tor of educat ion. CHESHIRE - F af(l iiY reunion of the la te Gorv Sheets, S undav . Kyger Creek ciubhou se. · • PltESEN'I'S CII ECK - Mad gt• Boggs, vlc:e- prcside nt and controllr r for Ohio Valley Bunk ( lt•ft 1, present" a c heck for 52,54t0 to the Frenc h Art Colony rcprl!sc n led hy Alict• Lukac lormcr director of the French Art Colony (center) and Tom Wiseman (rl)l'hll c hairman of lht• Frenc h Art Colony 's Challenge Campaign. Tht• Ch111lcng<• Campaign goal Is $150,1100. Th e $2,500 check Is the third major donation to the French Art Colony hy Ohio Valley Bank. So far $100;000 has hecn rnlscd. (Trihunc photo hy Steve Triple tt) VINT ON P e ndl e ton Marc um Memorial Da y Se rv l~r will be held Sunda y. 1 p .m .. on Andy Dodr ill Road. Vint on, with singing by the McDa niel Tr io and .Jerry Frederick, a nd Dan Ha yma n and the F a ith Trio . RACIN E - Southern Hi gh Sc hool Class of 1967 will celebrat e their 20- yea r reunion wit h a picnic on Sund ay a t t he Rarl ne Shrine P ark. The potluc k dinner w ill beg in a t I p.m . PORTL AND - Sou the rn Hig h School C lass of 1972 will celebrat e the ir 15-year reunion with a picnic on Sund ay at Portland Pa rk. A potluck dinner will beg in a bou t 12 noon . RACINE - Raci ne Volunt eer F'lre De p a rtment Is sponsoring a c hicke n barbequ P Sunday begi nning at 11 a.m. On e-half chic ke n. $2.75. Complete dinners , $3.50. Homemade lee· cr eam will be sold by the ladles a uxiliary . RA CIN E -Rutla nd Chu rch of Cod is hav ing a gospel slng 6 p.m. Sunday with Chr is tian SOund of Logan, W .Va .. a nd the Ga briel Quart e t. The public is invit ed to a ttend . RA CIN E - Racine Ame rican Legion Post602 will have Me morial Day servlrC's Sunday, 1:.10 p.m.. a t Gree nwood Ceme te ry . a nd a t 2: ~0 p.m. at Leta rt F all s Cemetery. MONDAY CHE STER - Ches ter Volunteer Fire Departm ent is sponsor- Poisons in your ga rden U.N. headquarters In "Save Your Child's Life." author David Hendin warns of potential poisons lurking in common food plants. Cherry tree twigs release deadly cyanide when eaten. Peach tree leaves contain hydrocyanic acid , a dangerous poison. The leaves a nd vines of tomato and pot ato plants can cause severe stomach and nervous disorders, and rhubarb lc• vcs contain kidneydamaging oxalic acid. The ·united Nations headquarters occupies over 16 ac res of Manh attan between First Avenue and Franklin D. Roosevelt Dnve, East 42nd and East 48t h Streets . There are two buildings. the Secretariat and the General Assembly. The area is officially international te rritory. thereby excluded from the jurisdiction of the United States. Cnchr;m of Ill!' Uotary Cl ui>.Tht• douullou will gn to ·Operutlon Lilt Off.' uu nrganl•atlon, ol whlth Mullin ~ 11~ J•r••sldt•nt , Ihut grant s ¥he wlshr•s ol dy in g r hlldren. 1\lthough Opr•r11tlon !.lit Off is 11 natlonul or gan iza tion. 11w r.~ allipoli s t'lmph•r i ~ tht' o nl~' mw in Ohio. In 1898 Rev . Brill lived in the pa rsonage a t Clay Chapel and pastored Clay Cha pel. Eureka , Ohi o Ch apel and Bethel. Of the four. only Ohio Chapel remai ns an active Methodi st congr ega tion. known today as Chr ist United Me thodis t. Occasiona l m eetings are held at Bethe l while Eureka Is a Chu rch of God a nd Cla y Cha pel is no -longer sta nding . Rev . . Brill was quite a n historian a nd a uthored the History of Clay Chapel, a copy of whi ch can be found in the Ohio Historica l Society Archives . Bethel wa s orga nized in 1831 with the present building being e r ected In 1866 on a hili overlook ing the Swa n Cree k valley. The c hurch was extensively rem ode led In 1895 and re mained a n acllve Me thodist congregation Into the 1970's. No doubt the c hurch ha s seen many Me m orial obse r va nc es t hrough the yea rs . At the turn of the ce ntury the graves of the velera ns w er e decorat ed wit h flowe rs a nd fla gs by school c hildren a midst t he play ing of band mus ic and every sm a ll communit y had their own observa nce. F or Insta nce in 1898 Me morial serv ices were held at Call ipolis, Cla rk Chapel. Rio G r a nde, Cent e rvill e , Be thel, Che s hire, Vinton. a nd Ewlngton a nd a ll were very In volved wit h pa rades , ba nd s, school child ren. le ngthy speec hes a nd a good a t tend ance. The pa rade a t Rio Grande from th e college green to Ca lvary Cem e tery was o ne fourth of a mil e long. routes · announced < ' • • STAFFED BY DOCTORS 24 "ours A Day-7 Days A Week rMiJ --\::5! VETERANS · MEMORIAL HOSPITAL POMEROY - Th e Meigs .County Senior Citize ns Ce nt er , j.,julbe r ry Heights, Pome roy, has ~ chedu led the followin g ac tlvl;ties for the wee k of Ma y 25-29: ; Monda y- Closed for holiday. r Tu esday - Br id ge 1-2, Chorus, :J-2. : Wednesda y - Bingo 1-2, Bow l(ng 1: 30. : ;Thursda y - Ce ra mics 10-2. ; "Friday - ADI RD Workshop ~ - 3, speaker J oan Lawson. Social Worker , Ohio University Osteopa t~lc Medic a l Center Ge r ontology Unit "Adapting the Home !"n v lro nm e nt. " Round a nd !)quare Dance 8-11, mu sic by True Country, admission Is $1.50 per person . • The' Senior Nutritional Prolg r&m menu for the week Is: ' ; 'iiuesday - Salisbury stea k, !\ugr a t ln pot atoes , s p ina c h , chocol a te pudding. •We dn es d ay - Weln e r s, sa ue rkraut , mashed potatoes , c~ ke . ." ·;Thu rsday - Chicke n patty sa ndwich, oven browned pot atoes, thrPf' bea n salad. Ma nda ria n oranges. Frid ay - Tuna salad sandw)ch . pot ato chips , mixed vegetables, a pplecrlsp. :Choice of beverage ava ilable w}th mea L TWIN SIZE MAmESS & FOUNDAnON ' sn $99 95 Potluck dinne r RACINE - Ame rica n Leg ion Auxilia ry, Ra l'i nc Post fi02 , potluck dinner a t 6: :lo p. m . a t the ha II. Your privacy is respected Your questions answered •Services include: Birth Control; V.". ScrHning; Cancer .$cre.ning; ...egnancy •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of inability to pay. • OF SOUTHEAST OliO .· . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS GAlLIPOLIS Meigs Medical luilding (across fr.m Vtltrans Hosp.) 9'2-5912 Manday·Friday 414 Second AYI., 2nd floor ' $ s9 1 Lunch Meat ...... ~•... 99 Chuck Roast ..•. ;a••• FLAVORITE . ( $ 99. Smoked Sausage .~~~ 1. HIUSIRE FARMS SMOKED GRADE A HOMEMADE Whole Fryers •••• ~·••• 49< Sand. KY •. BORDER ( Bulk Bologna ••••~••• 69 ( SUPERIOR FRANKIE 89 oz. W1·eners ••••••••••••••••• 12 CRISPY SERVE Bacon •••• r.ead .·.! 8 •···· ( 99 PKG. e. ••••••••• . !~. .89( $ .99 Potatoes ......... ~s.~~. 1 HANGING ROCK GRADE A $ Med. Eggs .••.•. ~~'•· 3/ 1 U.S. No. 1 RUSSETT (EVOLOR® • I POMEROY: RIDENOUR TV & APP. .• •• '' ~ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 30, 1987 NEW!!! ' ' I 446·0166 Mon.·Sat. CLOSED THURSDAY AND GAS SERVICE BROUGHTON CHEml Cottage Cheese".":~. 99< 2 f$1 P1neapple ••••• ;~~!·•• 3 ~lAMOND ARMOUR FLAVORITE ASSORTED Jr. Pops ••.•••••• !~~~•• $1 °9 , 12 oz . . 89< Treet ••••••••••••••••• Ice Cream .••... ~~.~A!.•• • PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED 7 Days A Week - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. \ Meigs plans . . sentor center • • • aatvttles T UESDAY GALLIPO LI S - Ga llipolis Rota ry meet s Tu esda;·. fi p.m .. Down Unde r . POM EROY --Women' s Au xil· lary, VetPra ns Me m orial Hospita l, 7:.10 T uesday In thP con fr>rence room . P a tchL' S a nd .pins to be awarde d . 298 SECOND Sl. POMEROY, OH. Root stown , Oh io - Com me ncement for the class of 1987 of.the Northeastern Ohio Unfversltles College of Medicine will be Friday, May 29, at 7 p.m. In Memorial Gymnasium at Ke nt Sta te Univers ity . Because of the consortium na ture of the m edical school, the location for commenc ement rotates a mong three cities: Akron, Kent and Youngstown. Ei ghty-nine students will be graduated In ceremonie s con duc ted by Dr. Colin Campbell . Provos t and Dean. This is NEOUCOM's seventh comme ncement. , Among those gradu a ting will be Kent Price, son of Margaret Pr ice and the late Clyde Price of Gallipolis. P r ice will be In tr ansitional res idency a t Riverside Methodist Hospit al in Columbus. Following tha t, he will be In opth almologlc residency at the University of Miss ouri In Kans as Cit y. Mo. . Thursday: Imogene Churc h's Store, 1: 15-3:·15; Mudsock, 3: 454; P a triot , 4: l .'i-4: 40; Ca dmus, 4::\0-5: 15; Gallla . !i: 30-6; Cent er' point , 6: 15-6: .~0 ; Ce nte rville. 6:45-7: 15; Meadowbrook . 7: 35-8.' Friday: F'ast Stop, l -1:15; Ba nes . 1: 20-1:30; Young's. 1:35. 1:45: Fra nklin' s, 1: 55-2: 10: Mye rs. 2:25-2: 40; Merce rville, 3:25, H O; 790 Sm all, .1: 50-4; 790 Halley. 4-4: 10; 790 Lincoln Pike J et .. 4: W-4: 40; Swa in 's Store, o-5: 15: Crow n Cit y. 5:30-6: 05: Grace Sha fer. 6:20-6::!5: Ohio Tow nhouse, 6: 45-7: 10; Kenny's ,Carryout. 7: 25-7:50; Teens Run, 'l 8-8: 25. Saturday: Legra nde, 9: 30-10:· Raccoon Tra ile r Ct .. 10: 15-10: 30;· Cora, 10:35-10: 50: Quail Creek, 11 :05-11: ~5: Rodney Village; 12: 20-12: 50; Children' s H'?me1 1-1: 20; CRTP , 1: 25-1: !iO: Allee .. ing their a nnu al chi cken ba r - 2:15-2: 45; Vint on, .~ -.1: ~0 : Monbeq ue Mo nd ay. beginning a t ga n Center, 3:45-4: 15. ·; ·• 11 : .\0 a .m . A parade wi ll be held a t 1:30 p.m .. fo llowed by services MEIGS COUNTY a t Chestl'f CemPt cr:; . 1\ tr" r tor Bookmobile service in Me igs pull wi ll be held lat er in the Count y is provided by the ME'lgs a fternoon. P ublic Libra r ay undPr contract wi th Ohio Va lle.v Area Libr aries. BURLI NG HAM - Me mor ia l Monday: No serv ice, Me m or· Day services by F'epnev-Be nnett Ia ! Dal'.. · Pos t 128 of the Amer ican Legio n will be he Id Monday. I : 30-p.m .. at r;==;:;;;::;;;:::=~;;;;;;;;;;;;=; Burlingham . F ra nk O'Brien. Co- I Jumbu s. will lea d th l' mu sica l program . URGENT CARE·· CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM Gallipolis man graduating medical school · WE ARE HERE FOR YOU ---- STORE HOURS ' Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM . . Sunday 10 AM-10 PM :ro;• . Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 We Reserve Right To limit Quantities ~. nant'r da ~! . The We Will Be ·Open moria I Day 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. to Serve Vour Needs. • GALLIA COUNTY GA LLIPOLIS -'- The Dr. Samue l L. .Bossard Me morial 'Libra ry announces its bookmobilf schedule for the week ,of Mb . ......... 25. •30 . i Monday: No ser vice. Mem;o~,; ial Day . ~: : Tuesday : Eno Store, I : Wcl : 5Ji:: Afn ra Road, ~- 2 : 1:,; Rou sh Lan~.• :l-:l: 15: Ro ush La ne, 3: 15-3: Cheshire, 3:35-4 : 05; Addison , 4: l o-4: 30; Addav iileSc hool. 4: 405: 05; R&R Tr a iler Ct .. o:15-5: 45; : Geo r ges Cr !'ek . 5: 45 -6: 15' Georges Creek. 6:20-6: 40; Kana uga 5th Ave ., 6:50-7: 10: Fqster s Trailer Ct. , 7:15-7: 40; K&K Tra iler Ct .. 7: 4:\-8: 05. Wednesday: No route. malnte- PLANNED PARENTHOOD ZENITH KELVINATOI I 11-'T li i·F 1; 1-:r' 1111 ; 111·"1' - .Jay Mullins. right . rt•cr•iv••s $2,000 donation , fll'ucr·l'ds fro m u Gulllpoli" l~ot a ry l 'luh, from ,Jim BookmobiiJ;:,••, ttsts; .lucation and counseling for individuals and couples. SALES & SERVICE ON SYLVANIA SPEED QUEEN Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. Our aervice makes it even better. ••·····coof(fi·······•• I Call me. PURINA CAIOU SNOWDEN C.. 'IIIW I Stet• I '¥ lis CAT FOOD ..... 44-4290 "'-' .... .,11 6csa::· 5/$1 1.1t1t1t s ,., c..,_ " , ....,•• Stopt....t.tl 115 East Memorial Drln, Pollllf'OJ :~-------------~'~"~.9~9~2-~2~10~·~---~ ....,.,,_...,_1917 • • • ' • DAIRY LANE I I • I I I I I $49~ Iiiii! 1 ,., (IIJIGoo4 CWy AI P...rs I ps!IWibl Dfltr .... -~ Ill., Mor so, 1tl7 Sl 09 I BOLD DETERGENT " 1470Z. . WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL PIC G. 89< POTATO CHIPS ~:;·oz. $1 09 Limit 1 Per Customer • Good Only AI Powoll's Supermarket 30, 1987 • - Offtr Good thru lat., • • �,aga B-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. reat of the bend A. crafty person ... . By BOB HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff Big best wishes to Mrs, Fran· es Wilson 111 observe · 5th birthday ~.': ednesday May 24, 1987 OSU scholarship is awarded . GALLI POLIS - Kyle Sa und· ers recen tly recieved the Ohio State University Alumn li\ssocia· lion Scholarship a t teh 1987 annual dinner of the group In Ga llipolis. He was awarded the scholarship by John Strauss, president . and Billie Sue Kyger. secretary- treasurer . ' Ky le, a senior a t Callia Academy, is the so n of Mr. and wit h Mrs. George Skinn er. 992· ~249 . New local offi cers will be ins ta lled at the In n. Re member the great band concert on Ihe upper parkin g lot · las t summer by the Ohio Univer'!"'BY 'l:l. sity Communiversil y Band ' Mrs . !lives alone in veah, It was warm. ;apartment · Well, you're In for a not her J!er daughter, Mrs. Earl Knight, treaT. Through sponsorship of · .~n Middleport and is able to do a ll Bank !the band will be ma king a ~I her own cooking and some second appearance on Ju ly 23. iJlousehold chores. . ; She juslloves to receive cards. 1\ Pomeroy Area Mercha nts :z'he address Is 6770llverSt. ,A pt. /\ssoclallon news lell er reports ~ ·Middleport, Ohio 45760. tha t the Pom eroy-Mason Bridge which , of course, you know is ' If you'd like to become a closed for repairs wil l reope n at 'crafty" person but need som e the end of Ju ly. iralning, here's your big chance. I'll believe it when I see it. Now o"Classes. free of charge, will tha t does n' t rea lly make me an ~tart' at 6:30p.m . on June 3 at Ihe opllmlst, does II ? ~rcas United Methodist Church ~.lth instruction being offered in /\lr ma n David M. Shuler of ~asket weaving, quilting and Middlepor t has grad uated from orandlewicking. The only cos t the U. S. Navy Avionics Class llnvolved Is the cos t of your hav ing co mpleted the A-1 co urse =!'naterlals and you do ta ke at the Nava l Air Station, Mem~hatever you complete home phis, Ten n. During the course, he oowitll you·-or whatever you don ' t was Instructed In loubies hooling iomplete. The first session will and repair of co mmunlcallon. .oe two hours long. nav iga tion and radar unit s of Later subjects to be la ugh! will navy a ircraft. Dave was trans;~nclude hook latching rugs , ca n· ferred to the Nava l /\ ir Sta tion ;in!( chairs,' noodle making and Ocea na at Virg inia Beac h. Va .. ~ther culinary skllls, and.candte for further Ins tructio n in systems ~a king . ma in ta int enace of the F -14 Tom~· According to present plans, ra t . the navy 's mos t adva nced "lasses will be held every two fighter aircTa ft . .weeks. If you're interes ted you After co mple tin g the adva nced :llo have to regis ter for the craft trai ning, h<• was wi ll all ac hed to ·~ou want to take , however, so ca ll Fight er Squadron VF-:12 whic·h !f!frs. Paul Smith at 949-2842 or dc•ploys fr om th e Airc ra ft Car· ~rs . Naomi Nevllle at 949-2230. rier USS Johns on F . Kennedy on crui ses In the North Alla nllc and • : Speaking of arts and crafls, the the Medll erran ean . ~aclne Mercha nts Association is tpponsorlng an arts a nd craft s I havr long been an admirer OihOW· and sidewalk sa le nex t and s upporter of Ohi o's John :!saturday, May 30, from 9'a. m. to Glenn . However. his unpai d $2.4 mllllon de bt in cur red durin g his If you need a spot to displa y preside ntial e ffort in 1984 leaves 'nd sell -It 's free of chargeme co ld . How does anyo ne owe ot!-'ail 949-2140 or 949-2800 before that kind of m oney wi thou t ·ru~sday . C' racki ng unde r th e stra in- and how docs one owe tha t much •• .. . Members of Re turn .J onat han with out being hou nded and ie· ~elgs Chapter of the Daughters ga ily bound to do something ~I the America n Revolution are a bout it. ;~Ianning an outing on June 12 at Why do i have the feelin g that -the Ohio Unive rsity Inn, Athen s. the as trom lca l na tiona l debt ~ Speaker will be Mrs. Robert would n' t phase Se n. Gle nn ? I ."l(lng, state regent, and reserva · dart' you to skip paying a few of · Ions are required. Members of utilit y bills and see what :!he organiza tion are to make your hap pe ns. Mea n lim e, do kel'P ·~ hose reservallons befo re J une o smiling . \ ~"" RECEIVE S SC HOLAR· SHIP - Ky h• Sau nders, cen· . ter, recei ves the OSU Alumni Association Scholarship from .John Stra u", pres ident and Billie Sue Kyger, secretary· treas urer. Hot Months Special To Hemsworth installed GA LLIPOU S- Don E. Hem sworth was Plecled and Installed as Jr. Vice Co mm a nder of The Milit ary OrdPr of The Cootie, Gt·and Pup Tent of Ohio. He Is the owner of H.rmswor th' s Gul f Service Station a t Third Aw. and Pine St reet, Gal lipolis. Hcmsworth is a life member of both V.F .W. Post 4464, Pup Te nt 48 . Military Order of The Cootie. He ha s served various offices In V.F .W. Post 4464, Coo lie Put Te nt 48, Cooti e Dis tric t o, a nd on the stn te level of the Cooties. The Milit a ry Order of The Cootie is the honor degree of the Veterans of Foreign Wars . r;::==========il I, . r omeroy man completes Army training of perso nn el. equ ip me nt and su ppli Ps. Hi s wi fe. Margaret. Is the daught er of George E . and Judy A. Horner of Reedsv il le. Hr is a 1986 gra dua te of Ea s te rn High Sc hool. Reed svill'e. Ea rl y bow-shaped harps with strings weighed less tnh•a:~n ~a:rlp;~~~;~; \ whil e today·s 4 6-stri~g"' 0 harps weigh 80 pounds. HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE SYRACUSf . 992-5~76 Now Open for Spring $ea~on Bridge Closing Special VEGETABLE PLANTS $1 PER DOZEN PACK $7 50 •ER FLAT FLOWERING PLANTS Sl PEISO. PI . $7 SO PER FLAT Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, · many varieties: Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. BffiD THROWS PUNCH - Boston's Larry Bird (top) throws a punch at Detroit's Bill Lalmbeer (bottom) during a fight in the fourth quarter of Saturday.' s NBA playoff tilt In Pontiac. (UPI) 3andwich *The Latest Eagle Equipment By Cybex *full time Wellness Technicians *Free-Weight Room *Sauna & Lockerooms *Personalited Exercise Program *Open 6 a.m. To 11 p.m. *Open 12 p.m. To 5 p.m. WELLNESS CENTER ·n r • ·~ Louted t\t Pleawnt Valley Hospital, Vollley Dr., rt. Pleols.tnt, WV Dodgers hand New York Mets 4-2 loss NEW YORK !UP!) - Pedro Guerrero slammed two home .runs and newly acquired John Shelby made a sparkling catch to preserve a lead Saturday, lifting Los Angeles to a 4·2 victory over the New York Mets and breaking the Dodgers' seven-game los ing s treak. Bob Welch, 5·2, las ted 7 1-3 Innings, giving up five hit s, striking out nine and walking three. Matt Young worked 1 2-3 Innings and struck out the side In the nin th to earn his third save. Ron Da rling, 2-3, who yielded all four Los Angeles runs, was the loser. Guuerrero, with 13 home r uns this season, has homered in three ·straight games. Le n Dykstra ' swatted two home runs , his fifth and sixth, for New York. . With two on and one out in the : eighth and Los Angeles ahead ' 4-2, Shelby leaped and caught Kevin McReynolds ' ~85· foot drive at the top of the fence in catc h~ Gary Carter, who tagged right -center . It was Shelby's out Stubbs. Sax then singled up second game with the Dodgers the middle to scor e Woodson fo r a since he wa s acquired from .1-1 Los Angeles lead. Guerrero slammed a 3-2 pitch Baltimore. Steve Sax led off the Dodgers· first with a walk. Aft er Darling retired the next two batters , Guerrero sliced the ba ll over the right -field fence for a · 2-0 Los Angeles lead. . New York pulled within 2·1 in the bottom of the fir st as Dykstra ATHENS. Ohio (U Pli -Eas tst roked hi s third lea doff homer of ern Michigan posted recotd the season. 'times In the 4QO.meter relay and Los Angeles wenl ahead 3-11n 400-meter hurdles Saturday to the seventh. Franklln Stubbs win the Mld' Amerlcan Conferopened with a walk and went to e nce track a nd fi e ld third when Mets third basemen championships . Howa rd Johnson booted a grounder by Tracy Woodson. The Hurons collected 168 total Darling then fanned Mariano points. Western Michigan was Duncan and made an excelient second with 113, followed by fie lding play when Welch attemp- Miami !Ohio I with 104. Ball State ted to squeeze home Stubbs . with 63, Kent State with 58, Welch bunted in front of plate and Bowling Green and host Ohio Darling shoveled the ball to University with 44 each, Central C 0 NG R ~ 1 IJ l EN'S 24 By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer MARIETTA. Ga . (UP!) Bobby Wadkln.s and Steve Pate took over the lead Saturday midway through the third round of the $600,()00 Atlanta Golf Classic when Davis Love Ill lost ground while battling a touch of Intestinal flu . Love had led by three shots after back-to-back 7·under- par 6os Thursday and Friday gave him the lowes t 36-hole total on the PGA Tour this year. But slowed by the flu , he played Saturday's fro nt nine in a 1· over 37 while Wadkins turned In 32 and Pate in continue playing. Love started off with two bogeys in the fir st three holes but appeared to be pulling his ga me togethe r when he birdied No. 4 and No. 8. He suffered his third bogey, and dropped out of the lead , after overshootin g the green at No. 9. Wadk ins and Pate were both 14·under a fter 4o holes, while Love and Canadian Dave Barr, who had a fr ont -nine 33. were both 13-under. Pate started the day as one of four runners-up behind Love. 3~. Love, a 23-year-old second· year Tour pl ayer who won la st month's Herll age and was second at last week's Colonial. lived at the Atlanta Country Club, where his fathe r was the club pro, until he was J .~ years old . He complained before beginning his round Saturday about the flu , saying he evell' fell "dizzy at times" but was determined to _ _J - - - - ·... CLUB 11'1. OHI O! 1:1::1: Ill Ill Ill Ill I:II , 1:1:1 Ill :1:1:1 Ill Starting positions · · Position/Name/Qualifying speed(mph) . 1. Mario Andretti, 215.390 2. Bobby Rahal, 213.316 3. Rick Mears. 211 .467 4. A.J. Foyt, 210 935 5. Roberto Guerrero, 210.680 : 6. Dick Simon, 209.960 7. Arie Luyendyk, 208.337 6. Johnny Rutherford, 208.296 9. Michael Andretll, 206.129 10. Emerson Fltllpaldl, 205.584 . 11 . Ludwig Helmrath Jr., 207.591 .' 12. Rich Vogler, 205.867 13. JeH MacPherson, 205.666 -•• 14. Scott Brayton, 205.64 7 15. GeoH Brabham, 205 .503 16. Gary Beuenhausen, 204 .504 • • 17. Danny Sullivan, 210.271 : 18. Fabrizio Barbaua, 208.038 : 19. Gordon Johncock, 207.990 : 20. Derek Daly, 207.522 21. AI Unser Sr., 207.423 •' 22. Tom Sneva, 207.254 •• 23. AI Unser Jr., 206.752 24 . Randy Lewis. 206.209 . 25. Kevin Cogan, 205.999 .• 26. Josele Garza, 205.692 • • 27. Stan Fox, 204 .518 •• 28. Tony Bettenhausen, 203.892 . •: 29. Davy Jones. 208.117 30. Pancho Carter, 205.154 31 . Ed Plmm, 203.284 . 32. George Snider, 203.192 33. Steve Chassey, 202.488. .. . STARTING FIELD - The starling grid for the 7Jst Indianapolis 'soo, with posltio'n, driver and qualifying speed In miles per hour arc listed ullovc. (UPI) Harry Gant wins Winn-Dixir 300 CHARLOTTE, N.C . tUPJi Harry Can t nursed his ailing Buick to a l.l ·scco nd victory In Sa turda y's NASC.'\R Wlnn-Dixle 300, a race tha t had two caullon fl ags in the final 15 laps and saw Ca nt' s rhlef co mpetitor falter on the fin al la p. " I th ink it started mi ss in ~ and we ra n off fi ve cylinders Instead of six," Ca nt sai d in vlrtory la ne at the 1'1.1- mlle Charl otte Moto r Speedway. " I was trying to hook on to someone who would pull me along . 1 draft ed off Tommy Hous ton. ! ca n' t believe we won. I was luc ky 1 got Tommy on that last lap." Th ere were 18 lead changes a mong e ight drivers wllh Ga nl i~adlng four times for ot) laps, including the fin al 24. He col; Iected $18,61:\ ror the victory. Bucks increase golf lead COLUMBUS (UPI) - Defending c hampion and ho•l Ohio Stale, led by medall.t Robert Hu.tuble with 'W Saturday and 207 for 54 holes, lncrcaHcd ltH lead to 96 .~trokcR with Just one round left to play In the Big Ten golf champlonKhip. The Buckeyes, see king a record sixth straight league golf tltJe and their lith In lhe last 12 year•, s hot a three-over- par 291 Saturday for an 861tea m total. Northwestern wa~ second with K97 ove r the par· 72, 7,000- yard OSU Scarlet course. Nrxt came Mic higan State with ·901 , followed by Indiana with 902, llllnol• with 906, MlchlKIUl with 907, Purdue with 910, Wl•consln wlth921, Minnes ota wlth928a~d · Iowa with 944. The only other individual to shoot below par Saturd.iy was ,John Andrews of Indiana. He carded a 71 for a 217 total. ,Jon KoHler of Michigan State, who went Into Saturday's action trailing Huxtable by seven s trok es In the rae•· for medalist honors, and OSU's Dennis Harrington each fir<•d 74s Saturday lor 218 totals. ' Morse fired a 3-under·par 33 on the front ntne Sa turday, whil e Jones and Garbacz each had 34s to stand at 8-under through 45 holes of the 72-hole tounament. Laurie Rinker, who held a one-stroke lead after Friday's second round, shot a 37 on the ope9lng nine holes Saturday and dropped to fourth place at 7-under. • COACH CHANCEY HONORED - Cllara · Chancey, Melp Bl1b Selllol'a oaly bead feotb.JI , 'coaeb ablce ltlllfl co..u.lll&loll, wu lloiiOI'ed at Frldaf'a awarda MIIIDIIIJ at lbe aebool. Cbucey · • • pnal!!llled a plaq• Ia reeopltlon of his : Keep&allce lido lhe Collqe Football Hall of Fame ( It Kl81'• IIIIID4. Cllaacey, wllo coaehed this e11ee eluunpll I \ , will- llave a brick placed A stroke back were Betsy King, Janes Geddes, Jane Crafter and ·Deb Richard. King, who won the first Grand Slam event, the Nabisco Dinah Shore, a nd Geddes shot34s on the front nine, Crafter had a 35and Ric ~ard shot a .37. r- waDI a1 llal'• lalaad, Ia ..._, aeblev-ta u Metp RIP'• u ae•. From left 10 rip& an Me,IP Prladpal , _ Mlllfr, " I taat l'rlaelpal Fentoa Taylor, lle•laiiJ, a.uee, llllcl 1111 wife, Mary. In the ball II ~erutoa ef ~ ·year's Melp Marauden loa Tri-Valley Coller- EA. ~-·- --·"'t George Burns, at 12 -und er a long with Lanny Wadkins and Chip Beck, was the on ly one 0( Ihe other three still on the lea derboard . Jac k Renner dropped off with a front -nine ~ and Gary Koch, who lost s ix shot s In a four-hole span, had a 40. Amon~ the ea rly third-round finis hers, Jim Car ter was 11· under at 66-205, Scott Hoc h 10· und er a t 65·206, a nd defending defend ing champion Bob Tway, who a lso had a 6!\, wa s a t 207, a long with .lim Co lbert, who ha d a 67. Rinker drops to fourth in Mason .classic ~1 Ill . MASON, Oh.lo (UP!) -Ca thy Morse, Rosie Jones and Lori Garbacz Sa turday shared the lead at 8- und er -par midwa y through the third round o! the $350,000 LPGA Championship, the second leg of I he LPGA Tour 's Grand Slam . Every Sunday Every Tuesday Evening Evening 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. HAMBURGERS I Michigan wilh :13 a nd Toledo with 24. EMU's Da rro n Witherspoon, Dazel .Jules, Willie .Jenkin s and Jeff Sm llh broke the league record in lhe 400-met er relay with a time of 40.1 seconds. Eastern's Carl John so n cr acked the MA C s ta ndard in the 400·me ter hurdles wilh a 00.76 clocktrtg. Another new co nference re· cord wa s establis hed by Robe rt Louis of Weslern'Mi chigan with a 46.28 in the 400·m e te r dash. Wadkins, Pate early third mund Atlanta leaders GALLIPOLIS, OH. and HENDERSON, W.VA. ANY LARGE SANDWICH to right in the eighth inning for a 4·1 Los Angeles advantage. Dykstra hit his seco nd homer off Weich in the eighth to pull New Yor k within 4· 2. Eastern ~ichigan is MAC track champion Specials ( The most excite ment of the second half came with 10: 08 left in the game when Boston's Larry Bird and Bill La lmbeerof Detroit were ejected for fi ghting. La im· beer knocked Bird down as the Boston forward went up for a s hot and the pai r wres tled on the fl oor. Both benches emptied and the combat a nts were se parat ed. Af· ter exchangin g word s with Laim· beer, Bird threw the ball at the Detroit cenler . Boston center Robert Parish, who finished with 4 points a nd 8 rebounds, did not pl ay in the second half a ft er aggrava ting hi s s pra ined left ankl e. The furth est back anyone has ever been In the starting grid aild then won is Louis Meypr's 1936 triumph from Row 9. In 1966, Gra ham Hill took adva nt age of several crashes, including a fi rst -la p accide nt that claimed 11 cars , Ia score an upset victory . Johnny Rutherford powered from 25th pos ition . to a, triumph in 1974 in a McLa ren tha t ":as simply stronger tha n the fi eld. The best c hance of duplicating a run like Rutherford' s belongs to the four ca rs running Buick engines. which ca n generate the most horsepower in the race. The Bulcks wlll be driven by Ri ch Vogler (Row 4), Gordon Johncoc k tRowG), Derek Daly tRow 71 a nd Tom Sneva (Row 8) : 1Y:srARIYJ Indianapolis 500 Game 4 of the best-of-seve n series is sc heduled for Sunday at the Sllverdome. The fifth game will be Tues da y In Boston . I YIOME.N'S CLIJ'B G~LLl pOLlS JIJN lOR l 0 NS oRO • JUNE 1S l'\11.'1 Middleport, OH. 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This is the fi rst year Goodyear radials a re bei ng employed at Ind y, and race teams have been mystified in a lt emptlng to match the March chassis to the tires. Saine blame the tires for the 23 accidents and two spinouts recorded this month. "The rookies have a bett er chance than ever,'' said A.J. Wa rson, a vetera n of 39 1ndys a nd crew chief for rookie Randy Lewis. "The veterans thin k they should run as fast as las t year (when Bobby Rahal won In recotd time). But they're not going to do that. Condition s aren't r ight for it. " So if the favored veterans burn them selves out. · who has the skills and the ma chine to win • Wa tson .says Lewis has a chance from Row 8. JoseleGarza in Row 9 and rookie Davy Jones. running for A.J . Foyt's team, in Row 10 are a lso mentioned. Celtics defeated; eject two players ·following fight $54.00 ~ D on J-leii/JU'Ortb '• SSS Park. St. "If li 's an overcast'day, It would be a blessing," said Maho Andrettl, the pole sitter. Andrettl's Chevy V-8 engine presents another factor that can shake up the race. Andrettland his engine have been conslstenlly stronger than all other competitors In May, but the engine has not proven It can last 500 miles . Also, Andretli has had a terrible run of luck at Indy since winning In 1969. If. the fates , not his engine, rob Andrettl again, Kevin Cogan, second at last year's Indy, could ride his Chevy V-8 into surprising contention from RowS. Other questions about this race concern the switch , to radial llres from bias-ply and the turbulence that some drivers are claiming is worse than ever. SINGLE MEMBERSHIP For Only May 24, 1987 ' 3 MONTHS t p.m. = FREE DELIVE By JOEL SHERMAN · UPI Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - The conditions that contributed to a record 23 crashes during·practlce ·for the 71st Indian apolis 500 could trigger an upse t in today's race on Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Forecasts call for temperatures In the mid· 70s, cooler than the steamy pall that has troubled · drivers and crews at the speedway this month . The chance of an accident drops with the thermometer. Heat causes the track to ooze old oil and rubber. A slick oval was one of the reasons for the record number ,of. practlce .crashes. Wet spots do .not discriminate, meaning all drivers are equally vulnerable to a race-ending spin .' ;iunbau., 'U!imes- icntind .· • ' • •' Section C Conditions are ripe for an upset in Indy 500 --=-l9hol Day (Sept. 7) . t Pvt. Tracy W. Taylor. son of 1\lvin R. and Ruth A. Tay lor or ·ll5739 Flatswood Road, Pomeroy. 1tas compleled an .Army motor ,transport operator cour se a t Fort l>ix, N .J . > During Ihe course. student s .W~ re trained in the opera tion and ~aintenance of milit ary vehicles )lfless tha n four a nd one -ha If tons 'fated capacity . In struction wa s .:atso ~lven in 'the transporta tion ~r~s;u~~;~~~H~~~~nS~ar~ec:~~g~ School. wa s th e fir St r ecipient of the schol arship . Shee ts was an attendee at the dinner . Memo1ial ·Day (Mag 25) a -~ Mrs . E. Leon Sau nders, o'f Gallipolis. Kyle will bP a tt endi ng Ohio State Un iversity in the fall. He Is the 's e<'ond recipient of I he sc holarsh ip. Barry Sheets. a Sports I '1 SCHOLAR-ATHLETES - Jennifer Swartz and Phillip King were · honored 1111 outstanding scholar-athletes during Frldlly's annual Melg& High School awards Msembly. �, Je-C-2 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy.- M Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday stops Reds, Friday CINCINNATI !UPII - Rick Reuschel scattered fi ve hits over seven inn<ngs and hit ~ tiebreaking ,,home r un Friday to lead th.e Pittsburg h Pirates to a 4-1 v l~tory ove r the Cincinnati Reds . Reusche l. :l-2. str uck out five. a nd surrendered o ne run . J ohn Smiley ear ned his second save . Reusc he l' s solo homer to left center field off rel iever Ron Robinson, 1-1. wllh two ou t in the eighth gave the Ph·ates a 2- 1 lead. II was the four th of hi s Fiberglass Roofing FIBERGlAS career. Shingles FOOTBALL HONOREES - Andy Howard, left, the Southea,t ern Ohio Athletic League's 1986Mos t Valuabl e Player, accepts his award from SEOAL Coach-of-the-Year, Brent Saunders. The award was sponsored by the Gallipolis Boos ters Club. BOYS BASKETBALL HONOREES - Gary Harrison, right, the t986-87 SEOAL's Most Valuable Player, accepts his award from the SEOAL's Coach ol the Year; Jim osborne. The award was sponsored by the Gallipolis Boosters Club. CLASS A 20 YEAR PRO-RATE WARRANTY LEARN TO PLAY GOLF THE RIGHT WAY You learn to play golf on the lesson tee by a qualified Pro - Not on the golf course. A golf clinic is starting at the Jaymar Golf Club Tuesday; May 26 at 6 P.M. for Men and on Thursday, May 28 for ladies. .. .' . .-. .•'-. 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Saturday nlfilht's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, takes the place on the Reds' roster of Marlo Solo, whO was placed on the 21-day disabled list because of recurring problems with his right shoulder. • •. : : • ; ·: • : : • ; · ' Jly U~lled· Rress International Atlee Hamm a ker needed a new win g to answer his fans· prayers for a comeback. Friday night, rhe San Fran cisco pit cher's repairt:tJ left shoulder s upp lied a fa vorable response. Hammaker, who missed the ent ire 1986 sea son due to rota tor cuff surgery. al lowed th rPe hits over seven inn ings and drove in a run to lead the Sa n F ra ncis co Giant s to their th ird stra ight victor~·. a 2-1 decision over the Philadelphia Phi llics . Ha mmaker needed rel ief he lp from Scott Carroll s in the sev en th aft er yieldin g a single to Von Ha yes a nd walkin g Juan Sa muel. Garre lt s. who picked up hi s sixth save, go t Glenn Wilson to hi t inlo 1.1 double play. but La nce Parris h si ngled in a run to mak e it2-J. The Gia nt s brokl' a seoreless He In the fourth off start er Don Carman ." 2-:1. Ca rman allowed only ·four hit s ov~r eight innings. struck out s ix a nd walked one. intention ally. Atlanta 8, Cubs 5 save. No la n Rya n. 2-4.. took lllC' Dale Murphy loss . drove in three run s with a pair of Padres 5, Expos 3 home runs to pace a fo ur- homer At San Diego. Marvell w ,·nne outburst and power the Braves. lined a two-run. pinch-hit double Oavid Palmer. 4:4, collected the to cenle r in th t• seve nth innin g. victory while Ji m Acker hu rled breaking- a tie a nd liftin g the the final :1 2-:l to earn hi s fo urt h Padres . Relie ver Curt Brow n. sa, e. Scor t sa·ncterson. 3-1. took 0-1. suffered the loss. GALLIPOLIS OHIO rhe loss. Mels 6, Dodgers 4 rr:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iOOj~ AI New York. Kevi n MrRcv nolds drove in three run s and thr Met s took adva ntage of Los Angeles · Matt )Coung's sevc nrhinning th rowing rr t·or . You ng. 1-o, threw wildi,· into right field. allow ing Mazzill i to score. Ter ry Leac h. J-11. picked up the 1· irtor)' KERR ROAD wh ile Roge r MrDoweli collected his third save . Cardinals 7, Astros 5 At Houston. Tim ConroqJOs ird his th ird ronseru ti ve victory and Ozzir Smirh drove in two ru ns and scored three lim es to l<·a d St . Louis. Conroy . 3-1. allow<·d two ru ns on six hi ts in 6 2-:1 innings . J'odd Wo rrell recorded hi s ninth A1 Chicago. DRIVEl EDUCATION CLASSES BEGINNING JUNE 1 PH. 446-0699 TAYLOR'S BERRY PATCH . High-Performance Radial Sporty High· Radial Performanc~ 8 ~62.8 ~62.!.~. 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May JOat Arab ia. ·bn Ohio 141. nea r Iront on. ' Th e 14-mile race downstrea m ;io Ll nvllle Is sponsored by the ·Symmes Cree k Res tora tion Com:mllt ee and will Involve fir st -, second· a nd th ird -place trophies ·In each of the fo llowin g categories: cruiser, C-1 cruiser. sta nda rd, novice. s tock a lum inum and ·)) dull child s tanda rd . E ntry fee Is ;$5 per canoe. Reg lstra llon wil l star1 a 9 a.m . . A seve n-mile leis ure trip Is .-ar ranged fot· non -racers wishing :.to enjoy a day on the scenic :creek. Th e trip wll beg in at 9:30 •.a m . a t the Sharps Creek Bridge ::a~d travel I hrough Aid to Lln:vllle. The bridge Is loca ted just ."off Ohio 141 . opposi te Sy mmes :valley High Sc hool. one mile :north of Ald. A:n Ohio University Southern ' ca mpus two-day trip wil l also :begin at 9:30 a .m . a t the Sharps >c reek Bridge. Ca noe is ts in the : three groups will be luncheo n guests of the Wind sor G range at : Linville a ft er thr race. Th e : un ivers it y group wi ll transpor t · the ir canoes from Linvil le to : Ches apea ke at the end of thr firs t : day and travel the seco nd day · fr om Chesa pl•akc to Sout h Point .: alter · a Nor thwest Ter rll ory : strente nnl a l Ca mp -o ut a t · Chesapeake. : Ca noe-A·Thotl chairman Oll n · Sm ith csllma t.e s that a pprox l. mat e ly 50 ca noes will be Qn Symmes Creek May :10 In a ll : three event s If weather ·perm !Is . • : : . : · SQ. JA YMAR GOLF CLUB .. .---------...., ~J1~111maker pitches S.F. to win1 MULTI-PURPOSE UNDERLAYMENT . FELT. CALL 992-6312 to Sign Up Now • GIRLS BASKETBALL HONOREES - Angie Holley, the .• SEOAL's 1986-87 Most Valuable Playt•r, accepts her award from ·> the 1986-87 SEOAL girls Coach ol the Year , Gordon Baker. The :;· award w1LS sponsored by the Gallillolis Boosters Club. district runner-ups. Respons ible for the team's successfu l finis h is the 19K7 edition, pictured at front from left to right: Tracy Eggleton, Vlkkl Nohle, Renee Ward, Teresa Long, Christina Carroll, Kelly Roush. ,Janet Stiltner. Back row: Uoyd Carroll, assistant coach; Melody Graham , Missy Darst, Missy Klt chen. Tina Vogel, ,JIIJ D.rummond . Amy Brown ; Sharon Vannoy , head coach. 1 The instructions are 1 hour each week for four weeks and the cost is $20.00 ea. BILL CHILDS, PRO. SVAC SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS- The Kyger Creek Bobcats softball team completed another championship season with an overall o·ecord of Hi-5. The Lady .B obcats dominated the SVAC for the fourth straight year , l6singonly once in league play. In tournament play, KC won the the ·sectional title and advanced to the district lt•vel : ·- where they ·suffered a heartbreaking one- run loss .: -~ to Crooksville. The 'Cats ended the seas on as The Reds had tied the score 1-1 In the first when Ka t Dan iels led off with a blast int o the center field sea ts. his lOth home run of the season. The Pirates had taken a 1-0 lea d when Barry Bond s opened the game wi th a triple in to th e rig-ht -field corner and scored on Bobby Bonilla 's groundout · Aft er Johnny Ray singled. J im Morrl · son d rove 3 .Jerry Reuss pi tch to deep center fie ld. bu t. Eric Da,·is raced to th e wall. jumped and raul(hl the ball several feel over the wall to rob Morriso n of a Jhome run . 1985 OLOS. 1985 RENAULT ALLIANCE D.L. CUTLASS SUPREME 4 door. tan on tan. cloth interior. auto. trans.. PS. PB. A/ C. AM -FM. low miles. $4,900. 2 door, gold with matching velour. 60 / 40 seats. PS. PB. A/ C. AM-Ff\11 , tik wheel. $7,800. 1985 FORD' LTD- n. LENGTHS $1189 UR CHOICE 4 door. tan on tan cloth interior, PS. PB. air cond .. AM radio. 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' •n~"~••v Times-Sentinei- PiiQe-C-5 - ; •• The I • ~: Fisk continues to bum Boston Red Sox with hot bat •• . .. .' . ------ ' • .. CATCH -.Just the other day, Vic eaUish--each weighing between two and one-hall and three pounds--on a trotline In the river at MlnersvUie. Altogether, this onecatchmakesoverahundredpoundsofflshforBrown'sfreezer, TAKE THE PLUNGE· BUY A NEW OR ·USED CAR OR TRUCK••• .][ * Deluxe Accommodations at the Myrtle Beach Hilton and Golf Club * Split of Champagne upon Arrival * Welcome Continental Breakfast for Two * Complimentary Rides Package to the Myrtle Beach Pavillion and Amusement Park HILTON * Children Occupying Same Room As Parents Stay Free MINERSVILLE - How long has It been ~ince the last time you went fisbing? Was it yesterday, last week, last montti , last summer -or years ago? Well. Minersville· resident Vic Brown want s all would -be anglers to know that the fisb are biting in the Ohio River. And If you haven't fisbed for quite a wblle, now' s the time to J?ick up a pole and bead for a shady tree on the river bank. Br~wn has long been noted for bis fishing expertise. During the years of tbe Great Depression, be would run seven or eight trot lines at a time in ·the river at Minervllle. and bad standing ord~rs fo r the fish he wou ld ca tch and then sell. But durin g World Wa r II. he says, indus try began dispo sing of rbemicals in th e ri ver , and It wasn't long before "the fi sh started tasting bad. " For year s afterw ard, Brown and other fellow fishermen no longer wanted to fish in the Ohio. But a few years ago, clean-up of theObio became a gover nment priority. And now, fisher men in their rowboats and motor boats are once again a common site along tbe r iver. Brown says be wants people ' linUs! SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! The Hilton has an incredibly wide beach, the whitest in the world, lighted tennis courts, and an 18 hole championship golf course, the Arcadian Shores Club, which is rated among the top 100 courses in America. When you come to Myrtle Beach, you'll experience the ultimate family vacation. . . • S-10 Fish are biting on the Ohw' River says Brown ' The Great North American Vacation Giveaway® Includes Four Days and Three Nights of ... *For The First 20 Buyers l Chicago reliever Jim Winn, 1' 1, escai>ed a bases-loaded jam In the eighth inning for the victory , B0 b J It h d th . h · ames P c e . e mnt to . ' Myrtle • By United Press International Fo~mer aoslon .catcher Carl· . ton Fisk continues to remind the Red Sox how much he enjoys playing jn Fenway Park. Fisk belted a one-out home run In the ninth Inning Friday night to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4·3 victory over Boston. He has 21 homers and 50 RBI In 63 games against hi s former team. "It still feels good to hit one, especially with the score tied In the top of the ninth ," said Fisk, . who was making his first start of the season in left field. "I always liked playing here. It's a shame they never realized it ." With the score tied, Fisk sent a 1·1 pitch from starter Roger Clemens, 3-4, over the wall In left-center. The home run 10· b Cl t lk t I s r eou per ormance Y e· mens, who pitched his third . straight complete game. I ' .; to show non-believers. And like any good fisherman. he also ha s a story to tell about the one-tha't -got-away. outside Meigs County to know of the fishing potential in his nerk of the woods, and be bas a freezer full of fish and a photo album Ml of pictures of his "prize catches" . . ••• '.• ••• • .. ,-•. .~ .~. ',•_.' .• Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6 different colored gran· ites . Whatever your requirements may be, complete s_atisfac· tion is assured with Rock of Ages. MONDAY, TUESDAY. 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With This Coupon • ..,••• Tandy®3000 HL ·OVER IN STOCK ARRIVING DAILY! • LARGE SELECTION' ~sc01.1nts apply 10 regulat (K!CtS cn1y ~ :: -;.: • '• '• ': ; ::. /*. llad1e lhaek ln~tnm .•/ Blue ,Jays 7, Mariner~ 5 At Seattle, George Bell. an~ Kelly Gruber each hit two homers and Lloyd. Moseby added one to pace a 15-hit Toronto attack. Re li~yer Mark Eichhorn, 5-2, got the virtory. Orioles 10, Athletics 6 At Oa\{land, Calif, Eddie Murray and Fred Lynn .each belted a home run to pace the Orioles. Reliever . Dave Schmidt, 6·1, allowed two hits and struck mit two Innings. ~l~m~p:ro~v~e~d~to~5:·3~·--~--~=::::::::::::::::==.=~~~~~~~~~ rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ,,. TRUC LOAD record his fourth save. . Royals 8, Rangers 1 AI Arlington, Texas , Danny Tartabull hit' a pair of homers . and Bo Jackson added one to back the four-hit pitching· of Charlie Leibrandt and carry the Royals. Lelbrandt. 6-2, hurled his third complete game of the season. Tigers 3, Twins 2 At Minneapolis, Chet Lemon doubled home Larry Herndon In the seventh Inning to lift Detroit. ·Jack Morris, 5.-2, allowed 10 hits and struck out four over the first · .seven Innings. . Brewers 4, Indians 2 'At Milwaukee, Cecil Coo per drove In two runs with a home run and a single a nd ·Bill Wegm an broke his four-game losing streak to lead the Brewers. Wegman Improved to 3·4 and Dan Plesac recoraed the fin al out for his 10th save. V an kees 7, AngeIs 2 At Anaheim, Call!. , Don Mal · . dD p h d tmg1Y an an ~sq~ a omere In a five -run thtrd mmng that carried the Yankees. Rick Rhoden went 6 2-3 Innings and �Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Ve. N .\TIO~ I\L (R irlthf'dl l·le), II: :tiS p. m . Ln~W~ City (B I ~ It 2-0 ) a1 f.,u~ Li:AUt 'F. t Hou•h 3-IJ , A:ll p.m. NPw Vorlt tNitokr11 2-21 " ' C~o~ lllorniM B y Unlt r d Prj'ti~ l ntj•rnalkllla l Ea,;c !ill. ~· l.oul~ 1.. P!'t. 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ID: (J5 p. m. ~ nd lt)'' .~ «:t~m1., lo~ "' .\n11wlt'll 1t1 ~ .. w Yurk al l'hllwlt·lpht 16 s ~ n t' n. nd ~ tu Plu ~t-..ltjlh Ml ( "lrwlnnatl ,\tJwuu Ill . ,\ }H'f:RU ,\!\ U :M:n; Jo:a ,.t \\ I. 1'11. Gil Nl''A \ 'nrk 'l6 ~ ~ .fi;H MJI"''14Ukt• t'l 13 . :1.1~ 2 T•ruqiu '4;1 lfi .:m ~ ft.lltlmor '! I ~'fl , :i l ~ ~ Dfolroll IH '!fl . IK' ~ jj ·~:1 . I ~:) I:! :l~ .:IIi 1:1 •! :1 1.1 '! I 'lll 21 :!0 .r~l.i - )41 ! \h... r • K.aln"~ t ly ( 'till lt~rnl ~ · lltllt • . ~ l :l :11 . Oidlh1nd ~I ~I .11 2 ,.illll :111 I Mlnrn"'(ll :llJ t l . I K~ Tt 'XIlli " ('hlt· ~o IIi :l'! u :l'l 1:!1 II ! i Ill ~ j l .! 1-'r ltl i~,\ ·, Ht • ~ 11ll s · t 8 o..tun :1 MUv.•auiU't' I. f "lt•\ t•lnn d '! lh·trult a. MiniM'Joiot u :l Kun/\1114 l'lt.v M, Tt·~~~ "' I ~ ~ · u \ 'nr k fullfurnht ;, • 1 ;}I , 1!1 00 .. 1~7 l it 1!1 . ~~~ .:m ~. "oe Rllltln"Jrf' lit, Uitkluntlli Tnrunlu 0, St•al lh• .i N ~urdw,v ',. C<anH,. · fhh-MKO i&RIIi~h · r ~· :IJ 111 8 H, IUII tNIPP"' :1-:tj, 1; 0.1 p. m . l\1llllln.nrt1 tRnddkkt •r :t· r J 111 Oa kland U411•waart ~ :11. l r l~i p. m . 0!-lr.,M !Tt•trt•ll :H ) 111 :\l ln nt•snt n IAII'ct.-•r,;nn B-11 ), 11:11.1 p.m. fM•t<t•laYtd H'llrllon ~ :1) Ml Mlll4 1mlll't' W~TKINS Watkins selects .·.Rio Grande College . ~-.. ·' 12 • APR FINANCING fn tumhu" )1, lll.ll"ht'!\ll•r I} !'!,.. rtwu,.., I , Tolt•do t 'nd(·~· ot. wr fi, :\bln1• :t ~161 urd~ 's {;umto,; 1' ~\oo t u..: lr.t~ ul ltil·h m u nd fu lum t~tt" ~tl ll•wh, ,. t~"r 'fult•do al Syr iU "U""' .\l~t int • al TI!h•llltlt'r SundiU' '·" C:amt, f'u1111•·kl>t ulltk hmnnd ( ·.,lumhu,. • tl(jt(·)u,. l.-r T•tltra:lo 111 .\l.vrut'lhr · OR ' RIO GRANDE - Brian Wat . klns, a 5-foot -10 guard from Columbus Briggs High School, ··bas signed a letter of Intent to play bas ketball for Rio Grande College nex t season. Walkins, a UP I second tea m all-Ohio pick , averaged 22. 7 points per game In leading Briggs to a shareof the Columbus City Leag_ue championshi p the ·past season. . "He was baslrallv thr heart of '· our offense thr past two seasons," sa id Briggs Coach Paul Pennell. " He was ou r chief ball handler, a great outside shooter and the bes t listener I've ever coached. He's a kid who adap ts to the situation he' s ln ." 1987 Ha.-.o·ha.ll R_.llltnOft• - fiJII"'" "d plh:h t r Yl u rk Willlams nn 111 H111·ht'll ll-r nf tht• lnlt •rnu lh~n aJI.,.. •J4~ 1 ' j,\,\ ,\) . ( 'lnd nnMI - bzgar lt•·•·idll'd pMt"lwr l'at l'tu-l ll n lrtlm Sl&!Oiwlll•• l'll Uw ,\ ml' rkan ,\ ....,lwi;Uiun f ,\ r\ .\ 1. 1..<:•,. .\n.:;••lr"" - Tradt•d pltl'h t•r T urn \ o•ltl••nhu•r II) flullllllllrt' l1tr oulflt•ldu -luhn S h t' llty and p llt· ht•r Ur atl R a,.~•· lhall S IU - t'lnt•d ~' ltUh• ll)rward Tom I lt amlw r- .~ 1 . 1100 for u•·•·u,. ln1 rt•h 'rl' l ' F:d ltw \\\•slt•rn t"tlllll'rt •nt'f' lln!'l!l; flm•d nw miN•"' uf llw llo..lon ( "••I· l it., and Mllwuukr t• R u t · k~ lor tlwlr r olt• lr1 11 ll~ehl tlur ln&: (ianw .} ul IIM·Ir f: u.~ • •·r n j unh••·•·twt · 'l' lulf lmd~ ~lll'l· .tn ki•t• ..:uard Sl dnl',\' MDnt ·rll·l UOOII, t't•nlt•r tt~o~tul.\· Rrt•ut•r ~ .'lilfl , lnrll"urd T1•rr:v l " tmunlnl{~ $:111!1, o·•·nlt·r l'unl ~ ~~ ~ tos kl :li.'lllll. lt~r~o~.nrd ·h·rr)' ltt•yntol d.o s.wn an ti 1'1'111 l' r ,Jat · ~ :-; 1km 1o1 J,lllO; Rltlitnn lltrWilfd 4 i r~ •~: Kill ' ~1 . 000 und .:u~trd Oann.\· ,\ln ~t; t ' H I HI. ~1 ' \f 'ru l GAL LIPOLIS - Discount tickets to six different theme parks In Ohio are ava ilable at the office of the 0 .0 . Mcin tyre Park Distr ict. Gal lla County resident s ca n realize substantial savings on their park admissions whi le helping the Park Dis trict. Theme park discount tickets are ava ilable at Kin gs Island and The Beach, near Cincinnati; Sea World and · Geauga Lake, Aurora; Cedar Po( nt. In Sandusky: a nd Wya ndot Lake, In Powell. Discounts on adu lt tickets ra nge from $].50 to $2.95 per ticket. Youth discou nt s are a lso ava ilable. Tl rkets may be purchased at the Park District Office In the Callia Coun ty Courthouse , Monday through Friday from 8 a. m. to noon and from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. For more in formation, contac t Becky Wells at 446-4612. ex ten· slon 2o6. CASH BACK ON ALL BRONCO II's ESCORT & TEMPO'S UP TO 560()00 REBATE TAURUS - SSOO REBATE F-100 & F-250 UP TO S60~ R£BATE At 0 . 0. Mdntyn Park $70 ENTRY FEE l)rawirTg May 28th o' moin shtlltr houlf. 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AM/FM CASSETTE POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES POWER LOCKS SAVE THOUSANDS 2-Dvnamark 1OHP ....................... S2 40 -18 HP Roper 18T................:......... S1895 .,I · 8 HP Massey Ferguson ...................$495 36" mower. Homelite 13 HP .............................. S695 Brlgga engine, 42" mower. >. ER . BAUM LU CHEnEI, OHIO 985·3301 By CHARLES ,J, ABBOTT WASHINGTON IUP! ) -.Judging b)• one standard. one celc· bratt'd attempt by the government to cont rol dairy producti011 - the so-callt'd who le herd buyout- has been effective. The num ber of dairy cows is at a record low . under 10.5 million head for th e first ti me on record, the Agriculture Department noted in a ,recent repor t on the dairy sector. and milk production in the fi rst quar ter of 1987 fell :1.7 pe rcent from the yea r earlier. "At the start of 198fi. cow numbers were th e largest ·in conducted under the supervision Clf the National RECEIVES R&M AWARD - Darren Blake, more th an a decade," the depar t· Merit Scholarship Corporation. The winner Is Jell, a senior at North Gallla High School, has bee n ment 's Eco nomic Research Serchosen on the basis of academic record, awarded the I,Whblns & Myen' Maynard H. leadership qualities, extracurricular accomplish· vice reported. "By yearend, the Murch Memorial Scholanhlp lor 1981. The t herd buyout} had dropped ments, and lest tuJores. Darren's school activities '• scholarship award was presented to Darren by Include membership In the National Honor ~ numbers to a record low ." Daniel W. Duval, right, President and Chief Under the buyout, th e gover n· Society, Beta Club, Student Council, Tag. Executive Officer of Robbins & Myen. The men! paid dairy farmers to ,go out Program and was class president of his elMs lor presentation was made at a luncheon attended by of business. About 150,000 cows each year of hllh s.chool. He was also a member ol •: Darren's parents, representatives from the remain to be taken out of the North Gallla Quiz Team. Darren Is the son of Gallipolis Plant and Norlh Gallla Hl~h School. Donald Blake who Ia a maintenance mechanic at production and sla ughtered, two· The Maynard H. Murch Memorial ScJlolanhlp Robbl .. It ;llbaN' G.ulpolll IIU&. l(e pl,uaa lo ' thirdS' of i hem in .July and compellllon Ia made a¥aUable • ..,,. J8U to the major In Computer Science at tlorlda fn81llute of August, ju st before the program sons or daughters of Robbins II Myers' em· ends. Technology, Melbourne, Fla. ployees. The competition for the scholanhlp Is Farm prices durin g the fir st qua'rter were up on all types of milk by 5(i ce nts to an average ' • 'NEW LONG LIFE VEHICLE - Grumman Allied Corp. vice $12.93 per IflO pounds. lhr depart· ment sa id. The prospect Is lor :president William McLean, right, and engineer·John llowley,lell, hono~ed milk prices for the year to : look over plans lor the new Long Life Vehicle while the flnt one off average close to 1986 levels. • the assembly line sits behind them. Grumman plans to produce GALLIPOLIS - Caroll Snowden, a State Furm Insurance ~about 100,000 of the new LLVs by 1992 for the U.S. Postal Service. agent In the Gallipolis area, has been named a ~ronze Tablet ~Ian • The LLV will replace the traditional jeep. (U PI) member one of the firm's most prestigious distin ctions. ~' Appro~Ima tel y seven percent of State Fa rm 's agent s qualify GALLIPOLIS- A pork roast Is lor the Bronze Tablet. To qualify, agent s must consistently being held on 's aturday, May 30, ~oney achieve hi gh standards in all aspects of the Insurance business, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the l especially regarding the quality of their business . Gallla Co unt y .Junior Snowden has been a State Farm agent since 19f>4. Falrgrounas. Organ ized by four Joe a) 4· H received. If ust'd properly, tax · clubs - Eno-Sall On, Triangle, By Stan Evans can use a number of payers Little Rascals and Norlhup Lads ·The primaryobjectlveofflnan· GA LLIPOLIS- Rax Restau rants, Inc.. announced recently avoldanc!.' techniques to achieve and Lasses - the pork roast Is obi planning Is to stru cture the that four new hot pasta II ems would be Introduced to their menu . so 'the this objective. Some taxpayers being held In order to raise funds e'iient's fi nancia l This mea ns tha t at the Rax Res taurant on Easter n Avenue, however, make avoidance their for permanent Improvements at customers ca'n have these new Items with th e three var ieties of rod · result pro· " prevailing tax planning strategy the Eliza beth L. Evans Outdoor <l~ ccs an overall sa uces already ava ilable. simpl y beca use they dislike Education Center, owned and Designed to meet the ever-changin g needs and des ires of !{{rater accum· paying taxes . This Is true even In operated by Ca nter's Cave 4-H co nsumers, pasta will be olfered as part of the do-lt -yourself, q:J ati o n of situations where a less risky Camp. Inc. Mo re than 300 4-H all-you·care· to-ea t Salad Plus Pasta bar after 4 p.m. !rom wealth . Tbe re is strategy would produce the same members In Gall Ia Count y att~nd Monday through Friday and all day Saturday and Sund ay. Hoi ~ impor t a nt after-tax return . 4·H Camp there. pas ta shells, rainbow rotlnl, spaghetti and a vegetable pas ta c~ rr e l a tl o n be· Aggressively pursuing avol· Special entertainment will in· ~ ination Is available with a cho ice of red sa uce, red sauce comb t'' e en the BDM PRESffiENT - Gal· • dance stra tE.>gies ma y. howevClr t elude Debbie Walker and her with mea t and Alfredo sauce. Spice toppings of oregano, :!inoun t of income lla Cou nty native Stanh•y E. • be more detrimental than benefl· Puppet. 7 p.m.; and Mlkkl • crusht'd red peppers and gra ted ch,eese acc·ompany the pastas t~l s objective. The less money Harrison, pres ident and ch.lef eta! to the client 's fin ancia l Casto 's Cloggers, 7: 30-8:15 p.m. J16id for Inco me taxes, the more as does warm garlic toast. operallnK officer ul BDM I"'onev th e cli ent has working to situation and ca ution needs to be 4· H members and others will be Corporation, McLean, Va., Is ~tlc rease wealth . Th« more mo· exercised. Many ol the tax performing thr oug.hout the pll!tured addressing an au· planning strategies th at utilize evenIn~ . ~ y paid for income taxes. the dlence comprised of students, • avoidance ha ve the potential to ATHENS - Three Ohio roal mines were ran ked among the The menu for the evening will l~ s~ money thr clien t has work · faculty, stall, and the general • tri!(ger tht' al ternative minimum top 100 In th e nation In production last year. Onl' of them was • be roast pork, slaw, baked beans, i n ~ to increa se wea lth . pullllt durin.: a pullllc forum first In the country In production In Its class, acco rding to will In effect create a tax, which potato sa lad, carrot a nd celery held at Rio Grande College •:T.here are three fundamental " Keystone N1:ws Bull eti n.' ' on Industry publication. sticks, dinner rolls, pie, rake and a nd Communlly Co llege ibclhod s utilized In tax pl a nntn~ great tax llablllly . Am(•rlcan Electric Po'wer's Meigs No . 2 mlnr, an Keep In mind that the whole drinks. Thursday, May 21. Harrison, ltla~ cnablr lh~ achievement of underwound mine near Wilkesville, on Ohio 68~. ra nked s e~·o nd Tickets can be purchased !rom whose . company is heavily tltii obj~ctlve. These three me- co ncept of finan cial planning, tax planning In particular, Is to in OhiO and ninth In the nation with a 1986 ou tput ol about 2.7 4-H Club members and advisers Involved In defense research tlt~ s oft e n are used In conjun cmillion tons. The Powhatan No. 4 mine, In Powhatan Point , on ensure I hat the client keeps more at the F.xtenslon Offlre a nd at th e and service, dls cus•ed lhe tion wit h one another and ln the Ohio River south or Wh eeling, W.Va., prod urPd about 3.o money wo rking to Increase door. Tickets are S5 for adults topic, "National Defense and ~u~c : IJ ) avoiding taxes. (2) million tons last year, maki ng It the largPs t underground mlnr wealth. Placing a client In an $3 lor children 12 years old and Arms Control." lre{crring taxes. a nd 13) alternative minimum tax sltua· In America. and younger. ronverslon. i\EP has two oth er area underground mln<·s which ra nk< ·d lion will not serve this purpose. ·= Avoiding Ta•e• among the nine other Ohio underground mines ranked In the• : Avqldln!! taxes needs to be Remember to ask for proles· nation's top 200 mines. These were the Meigs Nn. 1 mine, n!'a r cti stln g·uls hed !rom evading slonal atcounllng advice anyLangsville, with a production of a bout 1.1 million tons. and the time you have questions. t~xes. Evading taxes carries GALLIPOLIS William F. Raccoon No. 3 mine , nea r Wilkesv ille, producing about thr (Eva ns Is an In vest ment In Ga llipol is. ~it h it a negative connotation Payne retired May 1, 1987, as same tonnage. The Meigs No. I mine wa s !65th na tionally und broker with The Ohio Company Pa yne and his wlf~ . PeJrl, li ve ~d Involves willful and !ra udu· acting area supervisor In the In the Gallipolis of!lce.l the Raccoon No. a mine was 167th . at 906 Four th Ave .. Galli polis. tint conduct on the part of the electrical operations department J .E. "Jack" Katllc, senior vice president of the American t.llxpa,ver, such as !allure to the Ohio Valley Electric at Electric Power Service Corporation and head of Its fuel supply report a taxable transaction. Corporation's Kyger Creek sta· department . said th at the company's Ohlp mines paid man• t:vadlng taxl's also can res ult In lion alter 31 years ol service, as than $121 million In wages and benefit s tolls mine employees In EtJ minal prosecution, with a employ~ announced recently by David E . 1986. The mine workers earned about $33 million In wages and Sttbstantia l fine and a prison Jones, superintendent of electrl· benefit s during the firs t three months of 1987. according to $llntence as the outcome. Avoid· GALLIPOLIS A pre· cal operations at the company' s Kalllc. l~g taxes. on the other hand. retirement seminar lor area headquarters In Piketon. ~wives the use of exclusions. employees has been scheduled Pay~e joined OVEC in March, q~t'dils, and cerl a in deductions to for Tuesda y, June 2, from 7 to 9 1956, as a field engineer at 1\gitimately rt'duce tax liability . p.m . • CINCINNATI - Ala n H. Vlcory, Jr ., o!'VIIIa Hills, Ky., has Piketon. Two years later he was ~ Exc l usio n s (e.g., Interest on The seminar Is sponsored by promoted to senior field engl· been named the new executive director of the Ohio Ri ver Valley rta In muntcipa I bonds I do not the Social Securlly Admlnlstra· Water neer. ln 1960hetransferred to the Sanitation Commission (ORSANCO I, succeeding Leo bave to be reported as income; lion and will be held In Room 419 Kyger Creek station, and In 1985 Weaver, who resigned to enier private pract Icc. c~edlt s (e.g .. qualifying child at Shawnee State Universit y In he was promoted to acting area ORSANCO Is an Interstate agency established In 1948 by sta te ~re expenses 1 provide a dollar· Portsmouth. There Is noreglstra· supervisor. ·compact to control and abate water poll ution In the Ohio Basin. (er·dollar reduction In actual tax tlon fee. Members of the Commlssllon represent llllnols, Indiana, A native of Ashland, Ky., J~blllty; and certain deductions Scheduled speakers are Ruth Payne served In the U.S. Army Kentuck y, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, VIrginia and Wes t (ll'.g.. alimony paldl serve to Ann Logan of Bank One and Ken Signal Corps from 1943 to 1946. He VIrginia . The principal programs includethe setting of uniform ~duce taxable Income on a Scott of the Portsmoutth Social Is a Kentucky Colonel, a member requirements lor municipal and Industrial was te water Jtrmanent basis. Securlly office. discharges ol lhe American Legion In Jot he Ohio River; operation of several water quality '•The objeetlve of taJt avoidancl' Allyooe wishing to register Ashland, Ky. and a member of •t,.to • ensure that taxes will never monitoring systems, and splll _detectlon and notif ica tion . should call the Portsmouth So- the Disabled American Veterans WILLIAM PI\YNE h;lve to ~ paid on the Income cial Security office at 354-3163. ~ .... .. . . ' . . --Business briefs----. pork roast Ideas tfanaging tax liability New pasta introduced . ' Area mines among top 100 ORSANCO has new director ON.THE SPOT FINANCING SEE RICK ·TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL PAT HilL FORD INC. 992-2196 ; .' . . •• Plan seminar for area 36 ' mo.fers. . J .\ William F. Payne retires from OVEC 4 speed, Tee . engine, new short block. 36" mower. . 10 HP Seas...................................••. S57 S Tee. engine, 36" mower. :j Local agent 8 HP Wheelhorse 8......................... 5595 Onan engine,- auto. trans .• 48" mower. ..••-' I . REBATE SOFTBAll TOURNAMENT Kahler twin, auto trans .. hydraulic lift, 48" mower. Sharp. ssoooo BIG FOOT CRUISER 1987 RANGER SUPER CAB 414 MEN'S ASA SANCTIONED 17 HP Wheelhorse (175 .............. 52995 "Thai translates into the avoldanc'l' ol approximately a sev~ n- cent Increase in postage." he said . The Postal Service currently uses nln edilferent types of jeeps, earh with a slightly dilferent reveals buyout is effective SlOOOOO Will bt sponsoring a Kohler twin engine, auto., hydraulic lift, 42 " mower. Ex· cellent condition. next 24 YE"ars. interior configu ration, St. Francis said . ;; . The hew vehicle is cssentiallv a stand ardized ~ ' . "box on wheels" int owhl<'h the Posta l S!'rvic€' will ' ; place an Integrated modular co nt ainer system, he ll. ~ ld . .. The uniformit y "gives us the opportunit y fod fu t~re produrtivit y gains I hro ugh automa tlon and :! things ol that sort," he sa id. ·• To meet th e ambitious production schedule,:: Grumman Is making a S28 million capital :; investment. including an expa ns ion project that .• will more than doubl e the size of Its Montgomery :1 plant to 2).1,000 sq uare feet. McLea n said. The · ~ plant 's workforce will increase from 250 to 600. : He said every major pos tal vchirle malnte- ·, ·nance facility In the co untry should have at least ·; th ree of the new va ns by July, and r.rumman :. expects 9,000 to be on th e road by the end of 1987. : St. Francis said tho Postal Service already Is ·' reviewing an opt ion to ordrr anoth er 54,000 ' ve hicles after the firs t 99.1!i0 are co mpleted in 1992. one standard TERRY'S GROCERY 17 HP Wheelhorse C175 .............. S289S Motors S-10 chassis. The result is a :1,000-pound ve hicle with a virtually maintenance-free body expected to last fo r 24 -'years and a power train with a llle expectancy of 12 years. · The Grumman LLV was selected over vehi ~l es from two other companies tha t were bidding for the contract - LTV Corp.'s Ameri ca n Ge neral Division and Poveco. a joint venture of Fruehauf Corp. and General Automotive . Although sim ilar In profile to the current hall-ton truck. the LLV weighs 800 pounds Jess, mea ning grea ter fuel cllic ienc)·. It s cargo capacity of 1.000 pounds is the same. as the halfton truck but twice that of the jeep. St. Francis sa id th e Postal Service expect s the new vehicle will produce a savingso!$!i .7 billion In replacement, maintenance and fu el costs overt he At least ll a v t•n.... St l.uu h - ,\ t·lh·att•d t·;llt' hi•r Tnnf l 't•n u !rum dl.. a hlt•d n~t: ••vllunt•d l "itll""l ;r Turn Pa~t:n lull '" f_,ou)!l \"illt• ul lht• \nw,.lt·:Ul ,\ Sfolodllllnn 1,\ ,\.\ J. USED MOWERS WE MUST MO~E THEM OUT . For Grumman , which Is best known as a defense contractor. the new vehicle represents an unprecedented opportunity to put the company's name before the public. "We are not a consumer· oriented company ... but this vehicle is somet hing that's going to touch the lives ol every American family, " spokesma n Mike Drake said. _1 Robert St. Francis, di rector •of the Postal Ser vice's Office of Fleet Management, said the agency realized several yea rs ago that It needed a new generation of vehicle to hand le th e increased volume of mail. He said the biggest draw back ol the delivery vehicles now in use Is thei r susceptibility to rust. w.hich gives them a life ex pectancy of only five to eight years . , . "We decided if we could eliminate corrosion by going to a new material, we could extend the service Iii<' substantially.'' St. Francis said. William McLean , vire president of Grumman's LLV Division . said his company's solution was to place its all· al uminum truck body on a Ge neral By DAVID SINGLETON MONTGOMERY . Pa. tU PI )- The U.S. Postal has seen the fu tu re ol mall delivery in Ji:rr,e,·ic:. ond it is a durable, lightweight van c:;,,,wn as th e I.LV, or lo ng-life vehicle. a rura l Pennsylvani a facto(y, the Allied lll'"is'ion of Grumman Corp. is producing the new g,.,,,e,-., t io1n of delivery truck for the Posta IService is to carry the agency -and the mall - into nrxt cr ntury. won a $LI billion contract in April for 99,1:i0 LLVs to replace both the traditional and half·ton delivery trucks that now make the Postal Service truck fleet, the world's ~~ " ""' 'first of the va ns. painted the familia r white I h red and blue stripes, rolled off the assembly in Lycoming County's Clinton Township in I. Ry la te fall , production will reach 9~ · {·e~tic J,rs per ·day, or about one every 5\'1 minutes. Postal Servlre views the LLV as a n "' , . ,.ment tha t will sa ve near I)' $6 billion over I he 24 years. 00 • li Discount tickets are available for parks BRIAN 1987 ;•, :\flddlt•I!IO nf hu\' IAJI: 16 "II"IIICI 'f " nn IIW l.tt- \nr;t •)J', L.u kt •r ... tl u rlnk fi iUlW ~ of ('hh• ~~j~;n •' 19 18 .JOO 16 If .lOll J'11~· t udui I. Hll-hmnnd t , '"' l'llw l ocltl'l 7. Ki chmond J ~~~, U lq~•· flnt•lnd 2 11 l . ... Majors Chli· ~o~r;u ~lull It> 17!1 19 Ill ..il l ., Yluln• · al 1'\dt'll' ~tlt• r St . l..ou ... al N(ou Mun .Wolllrt·1411d ~ lt.l•·hma!ld (t\1 11 u u 1-' rldli,Y',. IC.O!tull,. · r\IIIUII 14 I M~tbln ~ 5 1 ill ('hlf-•au !Lym ·h 1<1), t : tfl p.m. San f'ra. n d~ <.11 11~1 ) Tidt•WIIIt•r f~'li\' · SL J ."'y r~ u... · ITorJ ,\Iaino• I Phi l :.lt. Louho ;, Hou>4 on 5 SMn fllt•I(O l . ~unln• ul :1 ~turdii,Y ' ,. t.'li\ "·,\L ) (8 &.; 1 l HAS 1'\:l'uo" \ ' ork • I f•llfll rnia Hultlmor,.ltl Oktlthutd T ur111t1t1 allil' llltlf', nl ~ hl I NTF.H ~ ATION ,\L Lf:A(;I'E W L l't·t (;B HIH·hf'!it t>r !Ha l l 2.i II .IHI ( 'o lumht~:o ftl "I' •• .... . 8 ~. ,.. . PAT HILL FORD ~ndiiY'" GanH'Ii rhll'ltJI:O ld Htl."un Ill t l . 175 II) '!l , I'll H ., Section us1ness .. ew postal trucks designed to last 24 years .... !· II , 10: 1.) p.m. 19 Ul . 11'1 7 Sn l'rrM' M ' flnl'innal l.a~ ,'\na:.-1,. SIUI Dlt<lln ( F'r&loitr 2-- 1), lf: U p.m .· Toro•o lflllllt'J' i-2) a l SuUI.- ( Moor~ • . ., I �Page- D-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Twenty five cases. processed in Meigs Court "-'""- ' · Pomeroy- Middleport-'-Gallipolis, Ohio . Point Pleasant W . Va. May 24,HI81. _'~b Georgia executes Second man in week I .JACKSON . Ga rlJP i i - In a quickenio'g round of exe('utions. Georgia elrrtrorured the SOu th 's third co nvicted kil ler in a week and another condemned man ~wails execution next week. ' :1 . >o, . , ., Richard Tucker. i4, died ·· -~-~ calm lv an d ·without a fihal ,. staterioent in Geoq(i~ 's elf'rtric · ...• rha ir Friday night for I he appar- . : , ; ; en ll,v random slaylng'of a rNired .~ nurse nine yea rs ago. . . -": POMEROY Twentv-five Va .. failure ro contro l vehicle, $20 costs; Floyd Weber, Long Botrases have been processed ·In the and·cos ts: Arlie Marshall, Po me- . tom, assured clear distance, $30 day license suspen sion: left of r·ou rl of Meigs County Cou rt . roy, driving while Intoxicated, 10 and cos ts: Barry O'Brien, Pome- center, costs only: Ri chard Fri.Judge Patrick O'Brien. days in jail, 60 day suspension of roy. speeding, $24 . and costs: ley, Pomeroy,, res lsti ngarrest. 20 Forfeiting bonds in the court driver' s license. S2·50 and cosrs: Kur tis ·Bra ley, Middleport, no days jail. suspended, . one year • were Cindy Workm an; Rutla nd, resis ting arrest. 10 days ja il , operator' s license . SlOO and probation; Brl an Hunt. Po me- ,...::__::__::::_:.::.:_:~=::_:_:___::.:.______:_..,-----:....;---'--- · : ·: roy. ru nning stop sign, .$30, and disorder ly conduct, $4fi: Li sa cr edit for time served co n curr~nl costs, five days in ]all, suspended costs: Gale Eugene Wolle, Den' r Hinctermarsh. Mayfield Height s, with DWI sentence; Rober t Mar· $50 of fine and live days of j ail if •• ton, Texas, speeding, $22 and speeding, .~ .) 0; John Hoga n, tin , St illwell. Kansas . speeding, Ohio license Is obtained within 4;, ' costs; Benjam in Barrett. Ru Crown City, passing on ye llow $23 and cos ts; Helen Brown, days: failure to ~o nt rol, costs linc·s. $40; Gerald Holderby, Middleport, assured clear dis· only: Roger L. Blssellll, Reeds· tland, assured clear distart<'e, $10 and r osl s. Proctorvi lle, SJl"r ding, $43; Dar - lance. $H) ancl c·osts; Myrlle C. ·Ville, driving while lnioxlraled, ren Mitchell . Point Pleasant. W. Norman. Po meroy, failure to $300 and costs. 10 days in jail, 120 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Va ., speedi ng, $50: ,Jeffrey Ney ield righi of way, $1 0 and costs; ; . . .... wel l, Long Boltom, speeding, '·•'Ill Ira McCoy, Reedsville, failure to $70: Mi chael Norman, Ravens- yield, $10 and cos ts: Darrell B. ":"~lr., wood, unsafe veh icle, $45; Bruce Hawt horne, Long Bottom, fail · Car twright , Nashport, failure lo ure to contro l, $20 and costs; .. co ntrol, $40. William Holl, Lancaster, speed· Pined In th e court were James • vd ing, $29 and cosrs: David Smith. .. '·? ' Lee Bennett, Parkersburg, W. La ngsvi lle. speeding, $22 and SlAV COOL! Sheriff arrests Vinton woman LET , HARRY &LANNY'S EXXON SERVICE YOUR CAR'S AIR-CONDITIONING! Sohio Boron ... Esso Chevron :" AI i'l' • Exxon Marathon Visa Master Card Discover &PM & before 8P"'L -. ··-· ...... --- ........... , -· ...... I ,._ }'>ib '· '""" ~. ' ' ' .. •• ~~tc;t~~~~-- :- · A:~::..:::~:.~ ~ 11 Momotloi .Counoolots AduH ond chHdrons hom•. clo- Provide .,endco. tho! some dov 1hing. cu ...ln•. mioc. hemt. Off '"""'"". muot ..... end ma.. .446-7076.. ' • . Now Lima Rd. in Rutland. 511 . woyobov..v ..ogeeornlngopluo alot 01 •-'isfaction in providing , HousB kittens to good home, MaY 23.•nd Mon. 2!Sth . ' anoboo<utemu otc•ll~14-44&· 8wks. old. Ph. 246·5371 after 4PM . · . Garsale; Monday Mov 25. 9 3616 10;00AM 1;00PM Mon. to do•k. Clothing. dloheo, bo0e- thru Fri. 1 C11lico Cat very gentl11. Ph. 614-446-3897. Farftale Collie. puppy_· to give awev to good home. 4 months ballcards. GeorgeWhite r~. Oid Rl. 33. ·······pt-Pieasiinr··· ' & Vicinity ·. old. Cot1614-992,8189. Canlied fruit and veg'etables. 304-676·3822. Six p1,1ppiea. 6 males. 1 female. part Poodle and 1. 304·676- 4626. ~errhan Police .and, Shepherd puppi11. 304 - 17~ - 3848 aft• . '4;00 PM . Hay andouisidetoilet 30.4 ·468· 1857. Westinghouie clothes dryer needs repair. Large metal ~in· dowe. 304-67&-1431 . Swing set and 1lid1. 304-675· 1068. . ·············· ·-·· ···--···-······ · Ylird I ale. Antiques,_furniture. leon 81deo Rd. 2 -·mnes off Rt. 87. May 21 ·June 1. 4~ famlly v•rd aaie. 'F.i rittlmethis year . Clothes. Home Interior, T~pperware, lamps,' fl;frniture. Iota odds L ends. Saturday, 1 0 ti! ?. Sund,ay 10 til 1; Crots railroad trackt . from Baale School. Follolrv signs. Gallipo-lis Ferry. 8 Public Sale & A11ction Riek Peanon Auctioneer licensed in Ohto •.nd West Virgi· nia . Real Estate. antique. farm , liquidatiO]n sales. 304 -773 5786 or 773·5430. 6 Lost and Found 9 • FOUND: Pair of Men's gi ..IH. We pey caih for late model clean used ears. Jim M!nlt Chev. ·Oidslnc.' Bill Gene Johnson LOST. Large ,Y,a~e mixed breed dOg, Collie and German Sh• pherd. brown and black. has large lelther collar with heart shaped 'retteetOr on it. If found please call John Click, 304-896· 614-446-3872 TOP CASH Paid for '83 model and newer used care. Smith Buid(-Pofttiac. 1911 Eaitern Ave., Gallipolis. Call 614 -446- 2282 1 Card of Thanks MURIEL YOUNG ; passed away . 1 year ago. · Sadly missed by Hu'sband and Family --. ' ' Th4nk you to everyone who shared in our loss. A special thanks to Dt. Oscar Clarke and Dr. Linder, Holzer Nursing Staff, Willis Funeral Home, the Rev. •I q 'o/' ""' •I 't I ' I \' j •• '". Rancias and Rev. Lemley for their arrurn tc report writ ing, recent development s In jail securi ty. skill s needed for dea l ing with v iolen t pri soners , thr alcoholic. the mentally il l.lhesu lcldepronr and the mentally re tarded . Th<>sr studies arr used 10 fam iliarize jail personnel with prohll'ms that are enco untered In jai ls. "Toda y's jail officer Is not the guard or turnkey or yes terday," sa id Montgomery . COnsoliDI WOrds and to everyo ne WhO brOUght food Or Sent Cards and .,.' • . ..... .. " flowers. ' I • . OrE OF FOUR 1887 FORD RANGER 4 1 4 PICK.uP TRUCKS OR BE ONE OF OUR WINNERS OF VALVO' 'E FOUR GARD MOTOR.01. • God Bless each of you . ' -- L •..' 1 So many lri~nds and relatives gav~ us their love and support in our tim' of need. No one can make the hurt go away, but you have made it a little easier . to bear. We would like to send a special thank-you t.o Reatha Clonch, Rev. Mike Thompson, Ewing Funeral Home and all the friends and neigh- ... '•t• ... .... QKendall. MOTOR OL Build Your Ort!am Houst> This Yt•ar JIM BARNA tOW.30 or tCIW-40 OUR SALE PRICE .......... .. . 74° MAIL-IN RElATE . ...... . ...... 25° LOG HOME - Deautv•Strength•Economv c - Heat Efficioncy•Ruatlc Charm ~ Aflorda bll lty 3 bdrm. log kit as low as $6608 " M ode l H ome shown by appointment" Tlw l,ou Homf' Connt•f'lion 110 Com" Comoterf Rd. Oak Hill. Ohio 45616 18141682-6417 ... MOTOR OIL •10W.30 •10Wo40 .. .. ' ~" !·.' OUR SALE PRICE .. . ........ 74° MAIL-IN REBATE . . .•..... . •. 25' YOUR CHOICE I OL FliERS ., OUR SALE PRICE ....... 2.98 MAIL-IN RElATE .•.•..• . 1.00 ALL IN WI'l'H GREAT STOCK 9 j'!' ' •1 ' • Smoot h-ru nning 10 hp engi ne • 32" F'lcx-N-Fimll mow<·r deck •• • Baggcr-Va cTM Col k~ tlon System var·uums up to 3.9 bushels of grass clippings and !raves • 6 forwa rd speeds nnd rcverst' • Wide. pn ~ um a li c tires • Local snv icc and pa rts • Eler lrlc sta rl Optlonol b agcer shown. .' -. '1 ' 'J • ' Autolite SITS ALL IN STOCK - I RIDENOUR ·suPPLY CHEnER 985-3308 s..-., ·- ! MONEV' for College. Call the Army National quard for FREE informlition packet. 1-900 -642 · 12 Situations · Wanted Will baby1it in my home. Fleaible houts. 15 years experience. All ages. References evailable. 304 · 875·2247 . 15 Schools lnstruetion . SHOCK99 SILVER BIIDCE PLAZA PH. 446·9335 DAVE MICHAEL - IAIAGEI Chtll~tl. ,_ . ' I •1 :i ,r . 1 1 Help Wanted Septic tank pump,ng, residential & commerical . 880 per load. Ron Evans Enterprisas. Jackson. ~ ·l ·l . . .I ~ Joh11g 11 Help Wanted medical school afflli.tlon Is M:~ting application• for · 1n •P•ianced ICD·and·CM Madi· Hoapital, 2900 First Ava., Hun· tlngton, WVa 25701 . EOE M ·F· H Summ• jobs can be beautiful. Sail AVON. FREE start up lee In Gallipolis diatrict only. May 22 through May 29. Earn SIS. Call for lnformll:ion. 614-448 -2166. 2416 . 1--------.,--- Will mow lawns in towh . Also LUMBER ' By o,..,ner: Small 2 Budroom House. From St1 Rt . 218 take Kriner Rd ." 111 ile. first house on oght 014.000 Call 614-4462917. ble. Ph. 614-446·2369. Government Homes hom S1 . !u repiir) . Dellnquentta)l propert~ . Repossesaiona. Call 808 -6876000 Ex~t . GH -9 806 for current rape list. 7 rooms, bath ih. house in Chest8r. Ohio. Price reduCed from "527.000. to $26.000. Phon e 614·985 -3571 4 bedroom modern type housu. single 'floor plan. located on corner of Sycamore and laurel In Middlepon $28.600 . Must be sold. Call 614 -99 2· 7786 or 614-742-3166. Fully furnished 2 bedroom home In Raeinewlth equip pad kitchen. river view property, across tram General Store. Euy ac cess to Ohio River boat lauhchlng &nd sandy beach. &15,000. 614949 -2168 or 614 -949. 2268 . Syracuse, 2 story house. 6 room s, bath , enclosed sun porch, Just remodellltd, new roof. paint. W-W ca rpet. pertlal basement, 2 coven~d porches , large lot . flowers. shrubs. trees. No Sunday cell s. 614 -992 - Houae with 6 aCres. Ultra modern . Appraised 80 's. Price Negotiable. 304-876· 3099. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Babvsktlng in my home 6 d-vs • week. Prcwide · meals if necesury. Refarencea on request . Ph. 1872 c •• u. 14•85 wlt"h 1812 Expando 12x20. Flr'f)ltee. Centnl Air, 2 Baths , 2 storage bulldlrigs. Must Sell &13,800 or raasonable oifer Ph. 614 -246 - PM. 814-379-2671. &14·388·81 14. -MTJ.O.'tractor new rubber, NIT pul! lipe mowing machin e, Miersha yconditioner. JO. 4 bar hay rake, N.H. 66 hay b11er w/ moto(, JO. belly mower lor.M.T.,JO.2bottomdrag plows. H11Jside plow, 5' Jmpco rotary mower. cultivators. Garber setder. 2 dump rakes, h,orse slip scraper, Sears 14HPla wn traclor w/mowe~M~~Mu~pA~~iO'utsother misc. . Phlico uprighllreezer. chest of drawers. cannmg 1ars · 8 boxes . new & lot of used. ca nners. ice cream lreezer. Char· Broil 450 cooker. porch swing, mail box, stone jars&crocks, and etc, bedroom su1te, I IY~n groo m su1te, a.nd olher 1tem s. "TOOLS & MISC." Lincoln 225 AMP welder, McCullough Mac 6 cham saw, Ho10ehle 330 w/ extra bar, Bell, Ind. chain saw grind er. lawn ~nower, electric hedge lrimm er , tree pruner. camping equip· ment. electric \1 drive miller lalts impacllool, VICe , IOISC hand tools. 2 rolt barbed wire. fence posts. 1/ 6 H.P. elec111c motor. woven wire lence, 750 XIS truck tires. wood storage shelf. J.D. hand co rner sheller, ladder. 20' scallold1ng boards. draina ge hose, cross cui & buck saw s, lomalo tow ers, steel traps, knap sack spraye< & more. OWNER - DOREL HILL Eats Cash Positive ID DAN SMITH. AUCTIONEER 992-7301 DR 949-2033 MIKE MARTIN, APPRENTICE & AUCTIONEER "Not Responsible for Accidents or loss of Proper!( gA~:G~e?N g interstate Equipment, Inc. 7 m11es nonh ot London . Oh• o at mtersect•o n o ll -70 (Ax tl II 7 9) and Route 42 . 12 nt•leswesl ot Columbus. 19 m• leseas t ol Spnngfleld and 40 m1leSeast of Dayt on. u.S. NEXT SALE: Sale begins at 9:00a.m. sharp/1 FUTURE SALE : Thursday. June 25: 1987 SALES HELO LAST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH N- • Uood Fonn • lncluotriol Equlpmen1 Of All Ktndo Con s•gnments fr om several local Farm s and Dealers. Man y •te rn s at Absolute Auctt o n . PlAN TO ATTENO THIS AUCTION AS A BUYER·SELLER·VISITOR TRACTORS: J.D.. I.H.. Coli. M.F .. ford, E1c. AsiOfttd Makes & Models to choose hom 25 10 150 H.P. Several Makes & Models ol Corn P1ckers & Grav•tv Wagons tndustnal Equtpment and salvage uac1ors Ttllage EqUipmcm. Ptows 1-7 bouoms. d 1SCS Fteld Cult1vaiOri, tlackers, Etc , Gr.nder ·Mno.ers. AouM & Square Balers. Rakes & Mowers of ali kmd s Toolt • EquiP~Mr~t to tuk Ever;onea nMdl. • LUNCH SERVED • 1'ri-Green Interstate Equipment, Inc. 1499 U.S. Route 42 N.E. London, QhiQ 43140 · (61<4J879-7731 • 879-7'732 • 879· 7649(NNII Dil:k Green Judy Green Connie G. Ba!l!lh Public Sale & Auction Madison Co. A11pon & Motels nearby Licensed & Bonded 1n lavor ol the state ol Oh10 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS: Colh or check w/ proper I. D. AUCTION SAT., MAY 30, 1987-10:00 A.M. Will do baby ahting In m~ home Monday thru Friday, 304 -876- Location: From Gallipolis takt 160' north approx. 2 miles. turn right on Bulaville Rd., go 4 miles. sale is on the right. Watch for signsf Business Opportunity NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . racommends thl't vou do buainHs with people you know. and NOT to und m oney through the mail until you hl"'e lnvestlgMad tha offering. 1---=------"--- Auto _parts, ICfap metll. buti· ness equipment, tloCX, 6 acres. Loc.rad on St 1 t e Route. Cell 814-912·6468 . UNWANTED HAIR THE ONLY PERMANENT METHOD OF HAIR REMOVAL IS ELECTROLYSIS. The permanent hair removal of unsightly and unwanted hair offers many benefits. CANDY'S ELECTROLYSIS CANDY COX. OWNER PROFITT R .E. Charleston, W. Va. . 304-273-4485 Rts. OPEN MEMORIAL MONDAY INDOOR / OUTDOOR MARKET OPEN EVERY FRI ., SAT. & SUN . Prepasted vinyl wallpaper $1 .50 roll. Closin& out~ lar1e stock of wll"ls & hubctps - lowest prices anywliere. MEMORIAL FLOWERS '3.00 UP it1utifvl lftliqut blby elfrl~~t. ftntoo alns•ro, unusuillly crtillive lloralorflftllflllflts by ntW dealer, tools & hlndln. h · cettenl]-lry llspecill prices - rinp, lltCklaces. broaches. MierOWivt eook-•. tlftlps, t~n. Dun<1n I'IIJft side llblt mint condition. Hotd your 11rd silo hero - all deolen wotcome. Watch fQr our nat llltp1t IUdion !tllltlion Is. llow In our foll1tl GottO. blair lftli ctf1liftiY !til BEST FLEA MARKEl "'*' totm .35 NEXT TO FRUIHS NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES ALLWORK GUARANTEED BELL COIISTIUCTION ll•t:1111:1 C.l:wt.n • u.s. Will babysit In your home in P(lint Pleasant area. 304- 773 - Finonr.tal AIOUrlr .Mr. Hill has sold his farm so will sell the following. Located north of Pomeroy,' Ohio. on · · Oh' S Rt 681 4 5 'I 33t toChOarWtn ; ro, goeaston I.. · · · m1 es 0 erry Ridge Rd.. Turn right go 1.5 miles to farm 0~ left "TR.ACTOR & FARM M.ACHINERY 5884 19&8. AMistant Nursing Supervisor wantad for tha M ei gs County Health Dapartm.,t. Minimum of 5 veers experience necessary. Able to WOfk undar stra..ful conditions • must. Contact Norma Torrn, C Nursing Supll"· vitor. 114-982-6826. ~alary commensurate witt-! IKP••ence. Wa 11'1 an e>Qual opportunity employment agency. . 10:00 1\.M. OLIVE ·In ...,,• GARAGE· REEDSVILLE , OH.• . , ( 1) Mower 0 H.P. • W,heel Horse (3.) Push ~awn Mowers ( 1) McCullo.ch. Mask.·. 1010 .(hal'n Sa. w . .,1) Mo . :· ,, . d Ch. a,n • s· ' ntgomery ar aw ( 1) Piston' Pump with m. otor 1. <: 1 7'- 10•00 A' M' ·SAT· '' MAY 30 1 198 ' • · Thur$day, May 28, 1987 3 b8droom house. 2 acres, end efficiericv apt. for sale by owner. Must see to eppr~iate . 614 698 -42?1 anytime. Cleaning. Call any day after 6 618&. HARDWARE & BUILDING MATERIAL MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE r.AU lt2-t~n 8718. 8 HELP' WANTED SALES PERSONNEL VALLEY Hilt, Oh. 46666. Ph. 614-682· ico. crotto. Others. Into. 15041 Ohio. Call 814-286·6930 841 ·0091 EXT. 2987 Opon 7 Davs. CALL NOW! Jim ' s odd jobs painting, driv• 2282. way raaaaling. carpentOIWOrk& House f or sale - call 304 -675 Cod" · Thl ' roof repair , treea & 4hedges Medical R•co•d• 379 · 7313 for appointment. 440 bed general Hospital with experienced . Call 61 • Sadly missed by Husband, Daughter. Son and. Loved Ones. Htppg Bltthdtg ' ' 11 & 12 -- To sen;le an Estate: 2 OR . House on 2 l'o ts. stove. washer & dryer, neW roof, carpet and wallpaper, g~rage & out buUding, 2 extra lots &011120, 409 Elm St., Oak For ule by owner: 2 story h(IUse In Middleport overlooking park. 30 yr. guamteed vlnyle siding, w -w carPet, 1 ~ bath, uniQue woodWork. 614 -992 -&U& . Hair removal is commonly done on the following area: hairline. eyebrows, fip. chin, shoulder, underarm. back. abdomen. face, neck, breast. hands &bikini line. Happy Ads 4;00PM 614,446-4009 After 4PM . Ph. 304-675-3818. The Fleet Is In!! The Navy has opened an office in Point Plea· aant. For information on Navy Jobs, Programs and Benefjts. cell BiU 304 -876-2218 or 304 6215 -5781 coUect. lt't worth looking into. You een live tile aclverture in the Navy. We will meet a&ain some day I know Upon God's golden shore Where there will be no pain or woe Or parlin& evermore. 5 Home for Sale by Owner: Greenbrier Est., 3BR .. ~1 - !evel on 2.4 acres, AC . W .B.F.P., b~r. 2 ear garage. Ph. Before Flatwoods area of Pomeroy . Nevv kitchen. b8throom· & carpeting . % acre. 17 acres availa- 18 Wanted to Do ExcELLENT wAGES tor •••r• Homes for Sale Scohnhip available fOr qualified applicants, call ERA, Town and Country Real Estate, 304- 675 - 4367. time asaembly work: alactron- · 3 BR •. bath &: %. family room . 3 Y! mi. out 588 . Pf1 . 256-6789 or 256 -6205 . Retrain Now. Southeastern BusIn &II College. Call 614- 446 - f IJJploylllnnl Servrr:r:' &416. R.N . applications •r• now being accepted for 32 hr full time poshion at Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Center. " Flexible Hours- All Shifts" , Ben..efit s available. ContaCt .PI!Irsonnel Of ficO. · Pleasant Valluy Hospital. 304-676·4340 : ED'S FLEA MARIO I._., DUTY thru Fri. I to Saturday I to 6 9 to 5 Today brings to our remembrance The day you went home to rest The day will not be forgotten By the ones wtto loved you best. • .,.,t!UJOMOCS \ 2 SANDRA J. LYNCH who passed away May 25, 1986 '. Mon. HiRINGI Government jobs-your arita. $11$.000-UB,PQO. Ptu:me call refundibla. 16021838-8886 ext, -1203. In Memoriam In Memory of Buy a 10 hp Arlens ridin g mower now. and Y0\ 1'11 get a hig h performance machin e and a great price. F'calures include: THE EASY CHOICE FOR 'rotJGH CUSTOMERS. 2646. I SAVINGS. HOlliS AVON Tita changing! Be among the firtt to reap t"e benefits of the nM A,vl)n. .Call 304 -882· Dennie, Jeanie and Bill ' 20%7 742·288&. l'hank you from the family of DUANE HOWELL. Miles West o Oak Hill Ofl St. Rl. 1 RIIJE AWAY 992-3478. bors on Hysell Run. IHGJ or MotDICI8fl open 7 ·days! CAll NOW!! · will _ wash Record& Code" ART Rog11· ~ _ porches. Call 814· The family Of col trlrtion Praflfrred. Send resume 446 3 68 Matthews S•t•rv hiotorv to ' _ _ _Wayne ___ _ __. . induding Personnel Director. St . Mary' s M & M Lawn Care & Window ·",, I c•II -1604164H)iJ91. EXT.3867. Refrigerator or deep freeze . Uaed lawn mower. Cheap. 614· -· I 11 ' EXCELLENT WAGES for .spare time · uiembly work: !Mectron· ics. crafts. Other Information 6038. Buyir-g daily gold, silver coins , rlnga, jewelry. aterling ware , old coins, large currency. Top prl· c... Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. 614· lawn Mower Repair, 3° 4 •675 " :,.,.,;,.:.:__..,.......,=_,= 3619, Modest 3 BR home in good condition. Rio Grande, At . 141 or Gallipolis area. Call814 -268- tionot e(ltploy- ln 3 w"'1dng .shiftt . Coli · 614·99 2·6869 or 614-949-2927. PUBLIC AUCTI0 N r- 1 vacancy for aduh e:a,e. Profea· · . AVON. no ....... Chl<90- ...... 14'~~or•••· phone 304·.&76· · 31 6648. Wanted To Buy 3688 or 895-3815 . •• coli:"~ ~oHday & Vicinity BUC AUCTION SATU RDAV MAY 30, 1987 ••• Services l~n. No Hometown P"'onol •"•· Hove Nir;:e kittens to good home. Ph . In froni of Swains furniture . May 9th. Cleim •I t Tribune Office, 826 Third Ave. Two completed jail~r's course Go llla County ShN iff's Depu ties .Jamie E. Burn ette and Mel lssa F: va ns succcss fu Jly com pleted the basic .!(Iii Offhw's Correspond('nce Trai ning coursr developed by the Na ll o n ~l Sherills' t\sso<'iallon and lhc Na · Ilona! fn stlt utr of Co rrPctlons. according to ·sheri ff .lames M. Monl gom<•ry. 'l'IJe tralnJng program contains s tudJc~ In law. medicine, adml n· lstra tion. proper record krrpln g, .. frMdlittenl . All colors. 1 month old. Alao iamaie cat . .10 montt\s old. Call 114-388-8271 aft• 304-676 -4831 . Now Acceping ... . RACINE - Racin e Village Council ca n officially meet In the absence of the mayor and ro uhcll pres ident pro tempore as Jon!( as there Is a quorum president. This wa s the reporl by Councilman Larry Wolfe when counci l mel In recessed session. Wolfe secured I he Information throu gh the Ohio Munclpal League. With I his Information. co unci l selec ted Bob Beegle to preside at the meetin gs du ring th e absence of the president , Frank Clel and. who Is confined to Univer sity University. Council rejected the req ues t of Mayor Char les Py les to hold co uncil meetings on Sat urday mornings. Stree t Commissioner Glenn Rizer was given Jl"rmlsslon to purchase two bl ades for the Gravely tractor. Th e park co mmittee reported thai th e lower center playgrou nd· equipment obt ained through I he comm uni ty deve lopment block grant has been erected. II was reported that four swi ngs wil l be added . ~ 22 acres h~y , Gallipolis Ferry. LOCATED AT 87 VINE ST. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • PHONE 446-1803 Racine council can meet without mayor, president ~~2~4~.~1~9B~7~=F~~~~===rnn~~~~~i~;~~~~~o~h~io~P~01~-n~t~P~Iea~~sa~n~t.~w~.~·v~a~-~~=f.,:T~h...e::~:~~:::::::::::::.:.:.::·: _~~. ·. .. ' w. '' ( 1) Sprayer with 21fl H.P. Motor · (3) 55 Gal. Drums (I) 1000 gal. Steel Tank 550 ( 200 II . (I) Gal. Steel Tank 1 1 k Gq • Stee Tan (I) Homelite Chain Saw All iTEMS ARE USED AND Will. BE SOLD "AS IS" ' TERMS: Cash or check with proper 10. All rtems must bepard for belore remov10g!rom area. Not respons1ble or lost 1tems. Not respons1ble for aCCidens. SALE CONDUCTED FOR MAE SOISSON AUCTIONEERS: M. L. "BUD" McGHEE and STEVE McGHEE PHONE (614) 446-0552 P.O. Box 191, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 lie. and bondtti in ()hlo and West V1. let us plan _your 1uction. Call now for best date. '~ J , • .. • ' t' • ·\ ..... ANTIQUE AUCTION JACKSON, OHIO SAT., MAY 30, 1987-11:00 A.M. 1 mile east on Rt. 788 next to Daniels Trucking Co. Walnul cylinder roll bookc ase secretary , 2 p1ec e: very nice 6 · drawer birdseye &t'1ger 'maple chest of drawers jC11c 1820· · 1840) (Sheridilali, very nice). chestnut wash stand. very nice: mahogany lamp table -. claw and ball feel: oak child's slanllronl desk; set ol4 diningroom chairs; 2 cabmet bases: oak 3 shell curved glass china: potty chair; mahogany 2 pe deslat d1n1ng room lable (Dun can and Phylej: glass slem· wm: souven11 leaspoon sIAiianlic Cilyi;old walnut drop-leaf table; ceda r chest: Vic. walnut hall bed; round maple table;6 leg mahogany table: burl walnut dresser: drum type sewing cabinet; high c ha~r ; stemware glass es. • ,. '.• ' : .. , .. . . I " •• .. Oak Serpentine curved glass china cupboard 14 s helv e~ w/claw leet): sia n! front claw & ball bookcase secretary; lg. walnut slrelcher base galeleR table: pine 12 shelve armv file cabinet old k1tchen ca binet; oak 4 drawer hi-boy chest: oak b drawer hi-boy chest; 2·3 door mahoga ny bookcases (nice and clean): walnut slant front ladies desk: 2 door oak clothes close!: mahogany music cabinel;set ol3 glasstop oak tables; 2 drop-leal oval galeleglables; walnut vlctonan dresser with hankie bo1es (very nice): cherry drop·leaf swmg leg Shett· dan table. ..• •' • .' PRIMITIVES: Lg. poplar meal b1n II bo ardends. I board top. I board bottom): old wood box; old hog teeder; old seed rack w1lh 56 compartments llold·up lype): old tools & etc. Oak s1de board w1th galley and beveled m~rror; nice old shaker rocktng Ch31r; J stack ~netal bookcase; a sl1d1ng glass door counler top display case: slant front bookca~e secrelary w/ brackel feet : 2 metal work tables65 inches long and 30 1nches wide; 4 drawer mahogany h1·boy .chest: oak of! ice ta· bl ew/2 dra wers: 3 large walnutlableswtlh chair )very ntceL cane back rocking chm. , I ·• ·' .. 1., •• CLOCKS: Eieclnc shell clock: Selh Thomasca mel back man · tel clock (very nice): French shell clock )very nice); Pineap pie half bed; hanging lile rack; maple bed; Burl walnut 3 drawer dresser wilh hankm bo1 and mirror: mahogany turn lamp tab le; mahogany rocllng chair; 2·l 'drawer nile slands. .' POnERY: 20 lo 25 pteces Roseville. Weller and ale. Child's l1tt-1op desk lpa mted) ~nahogany hepple white lamp table; unusual pedestal type sewing ca bin et: several old trunks; oak tavern styletable; metal llat·top I drawer desk; several p1clures: lots ol mirrors: several box miscellaneous dishes; 2·1 gallon stone crocks; stone jug; several pieces graolle rwe: J polf hall trees: mahoean1 dlluf r wlmittor;' se veral floor (amps; few pieces leaded crystal; desk lop; 2 drawer metalllie cablnal; I drawer lilecablnet; hangingtype hie cab~nel. THIS IS OiUY A PARTIAL LISTING We Handle Estate Sales, Also Conslanments l icmed 1nd Bonded by St1t1 of Ohio '. ·' ' Owner-Coleman Bellamy-Phone 614-286-3065 · AuctionBtr-Rick ' Pearson Ohone-304-773-5430 lunch Will Be Served -- "- • •• •• • • 'I • •• • ..•. J d ••• • • "% • Appliances: Kenmore m1crowave. S~n ge r Zig-Zag sew1ng ~nach . (port.). 4 slice toaster, elec.can opener . elec. cloc k, 22 cub1c ft. Coldspol heezer, GE food processor, corn popper. deep fryer, lg. crock pol. elec. fry pan. etc. Tools: 225 AMP welder ilmcolnj, Campbell Ha usleld 270 lb. au comp<essor, Troy Bu1ll cultivalor, welding rods, proleC· liVe gloves & helmet. m1sc . weld1ng malenals, Champion h horse mach. tools, heavy drill press, 5 speed 5/8 chuck 1 power. wcular sander 2 speed, 7" d<sc., Proto tools socket set, Weller soldemg kit. drill bits No. 1-No. 60. elec. glue gun. Olso I EI85P mull1tester. double 1nsutaled belt sander, air drill Port 0 Sta si sprayer, misc. air tols. Sabre saw, elec sanaers: gnnoers. Black & Decker j<g saw. - ~" eJectnc orm. ~ HP bench gnnder. nylon braided rope. lire exl., Black & Decker limsh1ng sander, B&O ulllity dnll , B&~ c ~r c ular saw, 10isc. hand saw s, ch1sels, air hose. lool bo1 w1lh m1 sc. lopls, 1350 watt alternator. Homelite trimmers, tols of h sh~ng equ1p., several roos & reels, TOPPER BUCK 162 12 gauge H&R shotgun, au compressor 200 PSI w/gauge, battery charger, Homehle Xl2 cham saw, p1pe threader, pa~nl sprayer, cabmet w/ table top range, router table, Mmnkola weedles. elecl. hshmg motor (new), 016 Hard battery. game lable lop, iron pol & skillet. leal blower. shop pow er Vac, 3200W jack, bench me, gas gnll. AII·O·Inalic garage door opener, J1m Beam bottles, hie vest. clay pigeon lhrower, re· !rig.. ladders , mise. autoparts, scaffehng and board s. rololll· ler. CUB TRACTOR w/artachmenls, push mowers se lf proletted, palio table w/4 cha~ rs , propaneSunbeam Gnllmaster. picnic !able w/ benches, 8 pc. glass blocks, lots of addlltonal tools and other misc. items. . .. ' Auctioneers Note: This is an excellent collection of very clean household goods, as well as an outstanding assortment of mechanical tools. Household items will sell first. THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST! Household: 100" co uch. matchmg loveseat. p<. matching c ha~rs . Sears stereo. pr. lamps, t31n la10p. lwm bed set. wall· hugger recl,nel, ~na c h mg c ha~r & couch. 3 malch10g tables, 3 pc. french ProVInci al bedr oom su11e. malch'1ng cedar chest. chair w1lh Queen Anne legs. wash stand. French Provincial dimng roomsu1le~n c lud es oval ta ble, c ha~rs. lg, ch1na cabinel, lighted curio cab~nel, d~nelle sellroundmaple) w/4 c h a~rs . d1netle tablew/ 4 c ha~r s (metal legs). tamp tabl e, ulii~v cab1ne1s. smoking stand. sm. oak 3 shelf table. metal wardrobe. Misc.: Elec. add1ng machine, elec . blood pressure k11, GE tape rec order, sun & heat lamp, world globe. granlle canners. Sanla Claus su1t. camp cots. crystal ceilinglamp, m1sc. cloc ks& kitchen accessones, 101sC. p1cl u<es. n11sc Home In· tenor, SAFE !Century com b~nallon) : hum1d1iier, telephone stand . bed spreads. drapes. m1sc. f1gunnes. ere .. ,, .• ~ ' • • •• From Gallipolis. take Route 1, turn left onto Route 775. turn right onto Patiot Cadmus Road. Watch for signs. ·Tuesday, May 26, 1987 At 7:00 P.M•. •• • l M It '.. • • • Living R!)Om Suites, BR Suites; Wall Huggers and others. HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS EXTRA LAROE SAlE 2 Trucklods of Carpet from Dalton, Georgia Truckload of Furniture from North Carolina · OTHER NEW MERCHANISE! ALSO: SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00P.M. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCnONEER (614) 245-5152 ••~ •" li • •• ••• . New! New! New! New! OVER 100 ROLLS OF CARPET FURNITURE •• "z ·-~~ i<l• ..'•"=. "i ., ~ ;•• ~: :; .e.. : i ~ : L-------~~~~~~----~~:.1 '< • �• Page-D-4- The Times-Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 42 Mobile Homes flenldls NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES .KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. . 41 for Rent Houses for Rent WEST1 GALLIPOLIS . RT 35. PHONE 614·446· 7274. Grand\lille- 14x70. 3 BR . 1 Y~ bat h• , Totel eleclrlc . New carpet . Extra nice. Free dell\lery. Ca11 614 -448 -0175 Need or Want 1 mobile home? Y{eeanhfllp. 1984Schuln3BR . 2 bath. Cill 814-446-6726 Need or W11nt 1 mobile home? We can help. 1984 Schultr3 BA . 2 blth. C•ll 614-44o-6725 For sale M obile Home, 2BR trailer, 1 aere of land . a 11 .000. Pn. 6 14· 446 ·484 1 1411.65 Mobile home. fenced v•rd , 3 lot• in Evergreen. Call 614 -446 - 1339 or 61 4-446 - 1628 14x70 Buddy , JBR, 1 1h bath. tout electric. alot of &Jitrll. Wi!l conaider rea1onable offer. Cell 614-446-3086 atter SPM . 1873 12d6 Kirkwood . Remodeled. Will consider oHer. 614· 9?2· 2454 after 6:00p.m ...;...- - - - - - - ·lc- 14x60 Ceatle 2 B.A., 11ir cond. w8sher and dryar. fumiihad , on rrnted lot, locat8d Cheshire, beside int8fltetegarage. t4960 . See w&ekflnds after 6:00p .m. 12d0 Liberty. Ex cellent condi· tlon. Central .11ir aod awnings. 2 bedrooms. For Information, call OU-949-2688 . 1984 14x60 Carolina mobile home and lot . Hartford , W. Vs., 304· 882 -3706 . 33 Farms for Sale 8 acret on Tribbht Rd. off Rt . 82. Plu1 store building, warehouu. 3 BR houu, barn, celler plus 2 o~h8f bulldlnga. AU black top road . Celt 304 -468-1818. Cell af11f 6PM . 20 acre fJ{m Hannan Trace ROad. Glenwood. W . VII . for mprelnformation call 304· 773. • 15118 or 77J ~ 6t86 aft....- 6 :00 110 acral, leon Baden Ad ., House & outbuilding . Sueam through property . 304 -458 · N iCe 2 8dr unturnith~ haute. Garage. workthop. R•f. & depDiit. Prefer marr ied couplet. Accept one child. Call614 -448 - 9686. Business Buildings COmmercial building• for lea1a. OpwntDwn Pt . Pleasant . Stores. offices. A -Onu Rul Esuta. Caro l Yeager, Broker. C.11ll 304 676·6104. 74 7 lnddultrlal storage 12 loot ovet" head door. 3 phaae• nt electri c. 18x48 llftel building 614 - 446 - 2362 For 11ppointment. 36 Loti 8o Acreage 1 aera lot• for u le. $3000 and up. 814· 992 -7481 . 614 -992· 3 bedroom treller. I 1 76 . month. Weter and tra~h pidlupinc:luded. 304·676 ·2247 . 44 Newty remodeled 3BR hou1e ju1t out of City limits. ·call aft&r Apartment for Rent 3pm Ph . 614 -448 -62,7 8. 5 -Room House. off Street park· ing, 842 Firtt A11e.• Gallipolis, deposit. references, no pen. Call 258· 1629. S.ecluded Mountain lodge style home. Cathedral ceiling. stone fireplace, 3 BR . 2 bath. full baument. 30 acres fen ced pattura, 2 barnt, stoCked pond. Availehle June 1. $376 pf"' month. Call l614· 7.42 -215B1 btl· ginn~ng Mty '20th Ni ce 3 bedroom houae. Family roo m. garage, buement, forced air htl1. 6 wood.wi acres, barn. $275 pet month. 6100 depotit . lntide pets. 10 Eut St . Pomeroy. 614 ·992 ·3619. N.o Unfurnished. 2 bedroom house for rent . No intide pett . Clean and all new paint . Call 614 -992 - 3090. House with garsge and full batement . 2 or 3 BR ., all electric, central eir , Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Pleln1 . Ca ll 814· 446-7496. Furnished. 2 bedroom houu for ren1 in Addlton. , bedroom furnished apanment in Middleport . Call 614-992· 6304 after 4 :00p.m. Very nice 3 bedroom house in Pomeroy. Fireplace. full bate· ment, e:~t~;:ellent carpet . Only 1226 per month. For into. call 614·992· 3187. 6 room• and bath . 1200. 0\o'artoolcs Ohio Rivttr, 1crost from Pizza Hut in Pomeroy. 109 lo cu1t St. Call 614 -986 -3661 or 614 -986 -3813 . Cottage t66 .00 per week, utiU· tie• paid, 304 -676 -3100 . 42 Mobile Homes 1 Bedroo m be1ic rent t176 .00 ptu1 electric. Alto i'equired a 1200.00 aecurity dep01it . CON · TACT.: Jackson Esutet Dept. Ph 446 · 3997 Equal Hou1ing Opportunfty. . Furnished & unturnith.wi (lpta., t160 .00 and up, reierences Ph. 304-675-7738 or 304-676 6104 A·1 Real Estate. New apartment: com pletely turn . Ref. & Oep. 1 or 2 adult• only. Co11614-448 ·0338. Furnished Apt. $236. Utilities Pd .. 1 BR 807 Second Ava., Gallipolis. Ph . 448· 4416 after 7PM . Furni1hed Efficiency 8160. Utili· ties paid. ahere bath . 807 Second Ave., Geltipolit Ph. 446 -4418 after 7PM . room added. di scount for senior ci tizent. lcidt but no pe11, 304·46B· 1 B87 . Mercha ndi se Oa~t, 51 Household Goods CARPET Carpet remnants t6 .00 a yard . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 OU11e St. , GsllipOiis. New & used wood -coal1tove1. 6 pc wood LR suite 1399, bunk beds 1199, recliner• mm S. Uled bedroom suites , wringer washer1, & 1hon. New lfvingroom suites 5199· 1699. lamps. Cail 614- and up. Mollohan Furniture, Upper River Rd ., Ph. 614-4467444. Open till 7PM on Week Days. 12 Mo!"'ths free finan cing With apProved credit . 8300 minu· mum purcha1a necessary. 3 Mil~tt out Bulaville Rd, Open 9am to 6pm Mon . thru Sat. Ph. 614 -446 -0322 . Antiques 53 Good used ponable and floOf model color TV' s Ph. 6H· 4461149. - - - - - - -- - 12•21 Green li11lng Room Carpet, Good condition. Ph . 614-448-3849. Antique Oalc Mentel. antique wir1dow glass. storm windows and door. Call 614~ 446 - 0109 after 6:30. 47 Space for Rent Office Space for Rent. Excellent for A.ttormryt, Accountant, ate. Cloae to Court Hou1e. Cell Wittman Reel Ettate Agency. 614 -446 -3844 . DOWNTOWN LOCATION - LIVE IN ONE MtN1 THE OTHER or RENT BOTH - 2 story home w11h 3 BRs. bath. LR. k•l chen. dnung rm . gas heal. Ca1age aparlm enl 111 rea. olle!S 2 BRs. balh. k1lchen , launory 1oom. Call lo1 more mlorma11on. JAY DRIVE - l ovely home lor bcg1nn er s. 3 BRs. lR. cal·•n k1lchen. balh. c a~pelmg, gas heat. ccnl a~r. allached ga1age Ca ll .now lor appOH\ImcnL P11 ~ e Re!J~ ced ' FIX UP - SAVE $'s Due to own.er's health. this proP.erty MUST be sold immediately, You finish the re":'od!ling started and pocket All the prof1t. AmonR other things 'new roof •new copper plumbmg new aluminum siding 'all vertical walls insulated ·new drywall throughout 'new kilch8n (needs sink attached). It won't take much to finish this house (some of the materials are on site). lf you're looking to saveS's. this is the buy for you. This older home would be like a new home. when completed. '3 bedrooms (la1g6 walk· in closet in master bedroom) 'family room •enter into a large parlor •dining room •large. nice kitchen. County water. Builders · contractors · skilled craftsmen. put some $$'sin your billfold by completing this work. To the pe.rson wh~ might need assistance jn financing this type property. we will be more than glad to show you how to finance. We'll show anytime. Owners comment. "Mr. Wiseman, I have priced it under market value at $21 ,500 and I will look at any reasonable offer. I will make someone a real good deal on this property because my health will not permit me to finish the job I started." #402 WEISEMAN REAL ESTATE 446-3644 Real Estate General LOTS OF POTENTIAL HE REt- 2000so. H. bu1ld1ng w1th lronta&e on Sl. Rl, 160. 12•20 walk·in cooler. 12ft. dairy case. Call lor more dela11s VINTON - CORNER Of CHERRY & ClAY - N1ct. 1w~. story home offers 4 BRs. 2 baths, LR. k1lchen. den. dmmg room, lull basement. sundeck. !~re place Call 101 an appoinlmenl. IH£ FAMILY Will lOVE THIS ONE! Ranch style home on .5 BCie m/ 1, oNers 3 BRs, balh. k1tchen. lam1ly10om, LR.carp el, healalato• lireplace, we slove. 2 car •attached garage, 16x32 in -ground pool. Cha1n hnk lence. Call lor an appointment. ADDISON TWP. Possom Trot Rd. - 93 acres m/ 1, all woods. Old barn on property. $21 .900 DUPLEX 4 SAL£ - Greal mveslmenl for lhe buyer, l ocaled on Graham School Rd. Each un1t oilers 2 BRs, l •v. rm .. bl lh, kilchen. slove. relrig., OW, displ . laundry, lg. carporl, central air and slorage well. CORA MILL RD. - Perry Twp. - 8 acres m/ 1vacant land. Call lor more delails. REALTY RANNY BLACKBURN THE GIFT SltOP 1yr. old .Soundesign Stefeo. AM ·FM . dual cuseues, 8· Track. Turntable. with apeakeu. Works perfectly. $75. Call614· 749 3rd An. 440 John Deere Dour. B1 Corvet. 5500 actUal milu. Call 61 4·258· 1774. CONSIGNMENT ITEMS , ANTIOUES CRAFTS & SUPPLIE.S. Heav~ dutY Atic RAG BASKET CLASSES fen : Sell or trade. Plus • mall w indOw air .con ditioner . · Ce ll 614 -256 · 16U. 446 -6656 . fo r sale: Earlv American ehest of drawer and twin bed. Maple finish, 8150. CeU atter 5:00 614·992 -5293. CAMPING LOT FOR SALE IN BIG FOOT PARK SPECIAL PRICE 11700 446-1294 USED SOFFAS . e~celtent condi- tion . ' Vinyl recliner . portable stereo Corbin & Snyder Furni· turePh. 614 •446-1171 . Tyler Commercial type stainlets steele freezer, 220 volt. Ph 446-2445 Ask for Paul. NCR Cash Regitter & Compu• ter. fairly new. S500. Chett type cooler $150. Ph . 446 -2445, Catalylic Co nv er ters . only $89.95. Most models. ln sta tla· tion also &vailable. MuHier Man. 9 Stimpson Ave., Ath ens, Ohio 1-800-843 - 3767 . IF YOU'VE BEEN THINKtNG OF LISTING YOUR HOUSE AND YOU WANT TO GET ITS '-J\1-L US OR STOP IN .OUR OFFICE • • • AND LET US HELP YOU. 0 LD 514 Second Avenue Gall,ipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446-0008 PRICE REDUCED TO $39.900 - GREAT BEGINNER HOME - This home oilers lg LR w1th firerlace. kilchen, dm1ng area, 3 BRs. ba!h, lull basement, I car garage. deck. lenced y•rd 1ust mmutes to town on Rl. 141. Call for an app01ntmenl. $25.000- VALLEY .DRIVE - Th>S 3 BR home oilers 2 baths, kitchen. LR. DR. carpet gas heat, cily schools. Call lor an appt. YOUR fAMILY WILL ENJOY THIS HOME 4 BRs, 2 baths, eqmpped kit chen, LR. DR, altached garage. heal pump/ cent. air, whirlpool in masi_CI balh. above g1ound pool. Shown by appointment TURN THE KIDS LOOSE HERE - 2 5acres more or less w1lh alovely 1anch slyle home 3 BRs, 2 balhs, LR. k1tchen hasmic1owave' range and refrig., lull basemen! carpet' heat pump, cenl. air, attached garage plus unallached garage. lois ol room lor a garden. MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME - Brick ranch. 3 BRs. l ~ balhs, kitchen w/ range. double oven, OW, living rm ., dinette, lamily rm.. tl~eplace . full basement. screened pore!\, 2 car attached garage, AC school d1strict. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 9 acres m/ 1 approx. ~ m1. from HMC With frontage o~ Sl. Rt 160. AfFORDABILITY PLUS LOCATION equals one nice slarler home near Green School. 3 BRs, bath. LR, kitchen, lireplace. full basement big yard. Call for more delails GREEN TWP. - 2.5 acres m/1, very niCll home offers 5BRs, 2 balhs, kitchen, dining rm., LR, carpel and hardwood wood· burner. new lurnace. Call 'lor an appoinlment. Refrigerator , ·electric dryer. di• · hwaaher, electric stove, to fa and chair and ,0 speed bicycle. Call 61 4"843·6294 """' 2,oo p.m . 3 bedroom apt. up stairs. S135 month. Also Windows S2.00 each. Call aher 6 :00 614 -949· 2196 . lo'ered. 304 -676-4412. Surplus denim, renta l. army, Carhart clothing. Sam Som• rvme· a East Ravenswood . Fri, Set. Sun, 12:00 till 8:00 PM. 304- 273-5865 . "t. B & B Greenhouse, 4· miln north 2. Vegetables Point fJieaeant. and flower planu. hanging baskets. Watch for signs. •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • 814· 742· 2271 . B&es for sele, 304·896 -3630. Above ground pool tor sale with filter. 4 ft . • 24 h . $460. Cali 614·9B6 · 4182. 1982 Motorcycle 760cc V -45. Sofa and chair. CoHee and end tebh!IS . Engine tranmiuion turbo charger. out of '79 Buick. .Yamaha. Electric piano . Phone 304-876 · 6574. Used J20 Ditch Witch trencher and John Deere 1kid steer' loader, 614· 694-7842 or 614 · 694·6006 . Seart Kenmore 21 ,000 btu air cond t375.00. 304 -676· 3433 after 5 :00 pm 676 -71 09 . 55 Building Supplies Concrete blocks all sizet yard or delivery . Muon sand. Gallipolis Block Co., 123V1 Pine St ., Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614-4462783. Ready mix conc rete and all concrete supplies. Call us Valley Brook Cement and Supplies. THE KIDS WANf A POOL AND YOU WANT ENOUGH ROOI TO KEEP THEM OUT FROM UNDER YOUR FEET - This home offers all that 3 BRs, 3 baths, equipped kitchen, i4i44 familY room, dinette, lireplace. 2 car attached garage. 20x40 pool and sateli~e dish. •• •• •••• •.•: SPRING IS HERE and we have lhe perlect collage along Raccoon Creek lor you lo spend your summer evemngs and weekend s - Year around living. Buy now. $42,500. • •• •••· •~ •• •• •• • THRH BEDROOM MOBILE HOME wilh 2 year old 14'xl6' addition. 10 acres ol land . 12'•24' gara ge. Sec. #33, Hamson Twp. Buy now for $20,500. •• •• • 388-9814 . Reg. Engli th Springer Spaniel pups. E•c:ellent hunting 1todc.. F. T. Champions. Dad & Gr&ndpar · enta from England . Ph . 448· 1393. Adult Cocker Spanielt . Adult Shih Tzu. Chocolate Cocker pups. Female. No c"ecks. C&ll 514·992-2607. Pure bred Border Collie Pups, American Saddle bred riding hones . 304-937 -3173. 58 Fruit & Vegetables Be watching for my strawberry ad to pick your own in the neJCt few day s. Ph. Claude Winters, 614-245 ·6121 . Phone , ·(61 4)-992-3325 NEW LISTING - 6 yr old bnck in the country. 3 BR. 2 baths, full basement, gar· age, and 5.89 acres. Attrac· live home lor $64,000. NEW LISTING - 8 rm. remodeled home on Rt. "4 in Minersville. Range, refrig. erator, bath, gas furnace. dbl, garage and lg . . lot $28.50Q. 67 ACRES- Nice Iarm land in hay and some woods. All mmerals and TP waler available. POMEROY - 6 rms., bath. 3 BRs. gas lurnace. basement an d aluminum siding. Wa lk to the stores. $14,500. RUSTIC HILLS - 7 rm. ranch. lamily ri1J. with woodburning l~replace, 3 BRs. HI baths. garage and lg. lot SALEM CENTER AREA One floor carpeted 3 BR home. BB heat. carport plus 4.76 acres. $32,500. LETART TOWNSHIP - 4 acres in the, co untry w1lh TP waler available. $6.000. POME~DY ~ Handyman you can do lhe repairs on lhis one and have a nice home. 2 baths, 2 lots. gas lurnace and carp eting. Give us an oiler. NEW LISTING - RENO· VA TED- 3 bedroom home. new sid ing. rool, w1ndows. lurnace, plumbing, elc. l g. garage and 3 lois. Jus! $18,000. Taylor' s Berry Patch . Kerr Road . Pick your own strawberries . Open Memorial Oay. 8· 8. 114· 446-8892 ., 614-246. 5178. 304· 773-6234 . Rough lumber. Oak & Poplar S15(1 pe' 1,000 bv bundle; 20c: by board ft. 304 - 676~ 4412 . Strawberrfet: Pick your own . Bring co ntainers. Claude Win · ters . Rio Grande. Ohio. Call 614-245-6121 . ADDISON PIKE - 3 bed.roombnck, ~ acre, basement. exira 24130 garage, free water. .BMR #408 sconowN - Brick home. barn. 4 car garage with work. area. 9 acres, close to Miller. BMR #417 CROWN .em·- 2 story colon1al bu ck, energy ellicient and qualily built by a prolessional. BMR #426 Darvin Bloomer. Broker ......... ....... ........... ..... .446-6764 Dona McGhee, Assoc .... .......... ...... ........ ........ .446-0552 Beth Null , Assoc .................. .. ..................... 245·95Q7 Steve McGhee, Assoc ................... ........ .......... 446· 1255 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE Real Estate General Real Estate General Realty 446-3636J\~ CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992-3326 Housmq Headquarters FOR SALE BY OWNER 16 .. 1h x4x8 Birch Paneling Reg now 15.95. 17.- Pin e and cet'lar wood wings co1ting , 65aq . ft . pr, peckage 88 .96 and &10.95 pk. 18.· 4•8 Gl•ze tile beth panels (8)4 ,99 and 5 .99e& 19.· Parma (A) intulated sheet· ing foil one side (Vu4x8-4.99) P6x 'p:B · 5 .99) f1 - 4xB -6.99) . 20.· Thermol ply insulativashea thing foil (2) sidet 4d 4.96 26pc. up 1 .00 off Pr. Pc . 21.-lnsuulated tempered gins panels. ¥u 32x76 -29 .96 ea. 35pc up 26.95. 22.· Pine intide lovered adjustable shutters . all Ii tts below wholesale c:on . 23.-K·lux benCh mark bridl co rners 60 cent• bo:~t . mortar 2 gel.' 10.96. 24.- Prefinithed brul::e oMc flooring 'AI thi~ 2-A w ide. 20sq . fl. ctn . S46 .00 10 ctn . upc 39.95 ctn . 26.-Prehung interior doors prefinished and unfii'Jithed all sizet I B) 29.95ea . 28.' 5teeleltterior insulated prehung doors !B) 69 .95ea. 27.· ExtJJIOt steal door blanks (BJ 25.DOea . 28.·Pine louvered Byfold doon sets [24- 29.951 po. HOUSE OF THE WEEK THIS NEW CEDAR SIDED HOME HAS 2 SECOND FLOOR WOOD BALCONIES REAR BALCONY HAS A COMMANDING VIEW OF SURROUNDING RIO GRANDE COLLEGE CAMPUS AND BOB EVANS FARMS. BEAUTIFUL! 3 BEDROOMS, 2 1BATHS, ENORMOUS KITCHEN, FULL BASEMENT WITH LOTS OF SPACE FOR FU· lURE FAMILY ROOM, WOOD DECK ENTRY. ORNATE LEADED GLASS FRONT DOOR IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY NICE DECORATIVE TOUCHES. $54,900 . . . 36AI61 132·39.951 {35·44.951 (48•&9.90). 29 .- Double side lite enH•nce door 11ts with dtco· rat~ gtu1 and sheel panel doqrs. 360.oo... 30.-Bronze ai uD'Iinum double commarciei entrlnce doors set• 699.96 or sl ngtls 399 .95 with handelsand loclt1. 31.-SinljJit ' or double le~td glalt tteei inaula1ad doon sets. reg . &99 .00 to 1800 .00 now 349 . 96 to · 895.00. 32 .-Steel doors ai1d j~mb. prehung 1Y2 hr. fire rated . 1B9.96. 33,· Prehung •teal insulated do~;~n with J/, gl11s insulated 129.96ea . 34.· Pr'&· hung pine panel doors aH si:cea 89.9&ea. 36 .· Blank hollow core doott from 12 to 20 wide 80 long- 400ea. 36 .· Prefinithed preftung oak legacy doon end jamb all sires 44.96ea. REMODELED & REDECORATED You musl see Inside this home to appreciate the work that has been completed. 9 rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms. lot sQl cabi· nets and s/ s s1nk, large IIV IniL room, d1n 111g area. real n1ce remodeled bathroom . Alllo.r QUI Ck sale al only $19,900.00. Mu sl see. Phone now' #622 PARTIAl liSTING - Call lor more mlormat1on. Real Estate General Canaday Realty. 446-3636· ONE ACRE. OHE BLOCK Off FAIRFIELD-CENTENARY RD. On Deadend Street- 3 bdrm .. 3 baths, olfice and music room lor fivebdrm.l. living room , dining room . lg. lamily room , laundry.. · and storage room . 3 car gmge. Healed and lenced in pool. Owners reliun glo florida. Replace· ment cost $160,000 - Sellin g lor $129,000. Let us help you sell your home! CALL 9·5 - 446·7044 Evenings - 446·9568 PENNS WAREHOUSE WEll · STON, OHIO 614· 384· 3645. Real Estate General DESIRABLE BARE LAND SALE Talk to Audtey Canaday , Mary Floyd or B o b Gordon at CANADAY REALTY . Thuy know how to de1ermine a realistic price; who the qualified buyers ere: where to locate mortgage loans , and what to do 1or a quick, un· complicated closing . ·- Buying or telling real estate ? For fair tre a tment and EARLY COlONIAl ATMOSPHERE - BRICK WAtr.S ANi: PORCH ES. CHARMINGSUNROOM FAMILY ROOM WITH Fl REPLACE. 4 BEDROOMS, AlfACHEO GARAGE. NICE PRIVATE PLACE TO liVE ON APPROX 2 ACRES. ALSO HAS GREAf COMMERCIAl POTENT IAl lOCATED ON ROUTE3~ AND 588. REA SONABLY PRI CED AT $65.000 IUSTLISTE0' good advice ask o REALTOR •>a1 CANADAY REALTY. NEW liSTING- NICE 1 ~EDRM. HOME near Evergreen on Evergreen·Prospect Rd. Approx 'h acre land, county waler. Purcha se now lor $24,500. • • • • • JUST LISTED! NICE RIVER VIEW. FRAME RANCH WITH VI NYL SIDING. 3 BR <"o"l"D . 0 R., PARTieL BSMT . CAR · PORT KC SCHOOL IS ~D AT $24,900 CAN BUY EX TRA ACRE WITH 40""" ~I ORAGE BlDG & MOBILE HOME HO OK UP All FOR $29.900. NICE & PRIVATE! - OBL WIOF Wlr~ ? · ~RE S ON , BLA C K · • COMFORTABLE COTTAGE - 2 bed1ms.. Sllualed along Garfield Ave. Buy now for $16 000 DIST. FANTASTIC tlUY AT $32.000. • • • NEW LISTING: THIS ONE HAS IT All!'! - 70 acres w1th two residences. Barn. oulbu1ldmgs. 1.065 lb. lobacco • base. Near Crown City. Hannan Trace Schools Buy now lor $58,000. • • • BUY NOW: 2'7 acre lot located w11h1n Sprmgl1eld Twp ' ·. Gallla Co. $10,500. · ; • • • • • • • • NEAt 3 BEDROOM HOME IIJ(aled along Roush Rd. • Chesh1re Twp. Kyger Creek \Chools. Appro1. y; acre, • wbfp. pool. Buy now lo1$49,500. • • • • • 3 BEDROOM HOME ' ON KATHY DR IV£ near Holzer • GHosp1taL low tralhc area. large backyard. WB FP, • • alllpohs C1ty school diStllct. Price $4 5. 000. Walnul Twp. Fronts on WMe Hollow and Berry Rd. Well. septic tank. • 1~ ACRES more or less w1th 2 BR mob1le home. Hazel R1dge. $19,900. · PICTURE THIS - You and you1 family reluing on a wrap·around deck enjoying a terrilic view ollhe OhioR1ver. Vou can with this home at the edge ol town. Olher 6ltractive features 1nclude 3/ 4 BRs, 2 baths, LR w~h stone lireplace and mirrored wall lhat reflects lhe river view, FR. rec. rQOm, kilchen, dmette, 2 fireplaces, carpet. cenl. .air. If you like lhe river you will love this one. • • : • • • • BRICK BEAUTY! - FEATURES INCLUDE HARDWOOD flOOR S, FIREPLACE IN LO 'OOM, FORMAL OIN ING. 3 BEDROOMS, 1~ BATH S , _aGARAGE BASEMENT. IN RIO GRANDE. $62.000. 's"o... •• • • • • ~~s~~A~ro~AfSALE PE~.~~~~"t[ ~~· Jt~a~ • • STAT£ ROUTE 160-CORNER lOT- This home oflers 3 BRs. LR. k~chen . bath, unattched garage. AKC Rtfg. 8ostonTerriar. , v~ yr. old . Female, good with kids. Ph . 216 E. 2nd St. 2, . ~6 APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES ol level Rround adjacenllo • Pleasant Valley Estales: 350 II. road lronlage w1th c1ty water, sewer and gas on prem1ses $400 pe1 lront foot. · 30.5ACRES. M/ l - SIUlOO- Sec. 93 6620. "Bud" McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave .. Suite 200 Gallipolis, Ohio 446-0552 Anytime Real .Estate (B) 6.99ea. fA) grade 8.95ea , • • • LOVELY BRICK HOME IN TOWN - Th1s home has a lol to offer. K1lchen w1lh range and displ., LR w~h lirep la ce. carpel over hardwood, .lull basemen!, attached garage w1lh electnc opener. gas heal/cent. air, storm windows. You'll want lo see this one. Dragonwynd Cattery Kenn~. CFA Himalaven .. Persian and Siamese lcittens·. AKC Chow puppies. New kinans: Siamese and ~imalayans . Cali' 61 4-446'· 3844 after 7PM . TEAFORD 15 :-~ 1!..x4x8 wood oak peneling GREEN ACRES IS THE PlACE TO BE Nice ranch style home siluated on a 701148 ft. lot oilers 3 BRs, I ~ baths, LR, FR w/ lireplace. eat·in kitchen. gas heat. Green schools. Call today. GRAHAM SCHOOl ROAD - Very nice ranch oilers kitchen w/range. refrig., OW. dis pl., microwave, LR, FR. dmelte, 3 BRs; I balh. cent. air, carpeting. 2 metal ulll1ty bldgs. Shown by appointment. 0231 . Full blooded Beegle. mother & pups. S20 each. Call 614-266 - (good condition) . $150. Call ·' S39.900- L 7 acres m/ 1. Very oice ranch style home lealu~e s 2 baths. 3 BRs, LR, family rm .. and formal dinmg, ca rpel1ng, woodbu rnmg slove. Ca ll lor more mlo1malion. Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breedt ... AII styla. Julie Webb Ph. 614· 446· Electric kitchen stove, white. 40 inches wide. $60 .00. 304· 676 - Schools. Churches Company Picnics Birthday Parties and Family Reunions 384-3060 1-800-282·2167 COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19.900! -ThiS alt raclive homealters 2 BRs, balh, kilchen with ran ge, dining room. LR, carpet, 1 ca r unallach ed garage, situated on two lots. Call today. DON'T BE CRAMPED FOR ROOM ANY MORE - Th is lovely home offers approx. 2000 sq. ft. and 1s just live miles lrom town - 4 BRs. 1~ baths. powder room, k1lchen. dm ette, LR wilh corner woodburner , family room, ca rpet and hardwood, gas heat. cent. a ~r , attached gange, c1ty schools. Call loday. Pets for Sale j3olden Retriever pupa. AKC .Registered. 10 wks. old . Price includes : firS1 ahotl, papert & vet ch&clc . S160 each thi1 week only . Csll today 1 -286· 51 W . Searl 10 inch Craft man Table 2213. Saw. J .C . Pannev Sewing Ma· chine (used tew times). 140.000 Delu~ Athley wood burning BTU lennox natural gas furnace , stove with fan, 304·676·1267 . 55 Building Supplies 56 Glan top 1abla: 4 cane chairs with · padded seltt, e:~tcellen1 cond ition. $1150.00. 304 -875 · 6787 atter 4 p.m NOAH'S ARK ANIMAL PARK ' e NEW liSTING! OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER - 12'165' 1967 mobile home. One acre land w1lh 2 ca1 garage. Call today! ThiS one won't last for $.10,000 ee e•• COMMERCIAl BUILDING ON COURT ST. - Approx. 3,600 SQ. ft. SectiOned off 1.232 sq. H. sellmgarea. Rea1 alley and s1de entrance in addrt10n to Court St. entrance. Insulated, FA gas lurnace, separate AC. C1ty serVIces, 2 bedrm. apl. on 2nd lloor. Buy now lor $60,000. • • SllUNG YOUR RUl ESTA~ IS IIG IUSINISS... UU AH lXPEIIEN<ED WOOD IEAITY SAWPEISON • • • • ANOTHER FARM IN THE KYGER CREEK AREA - APPROX 78 ACRES. NICE MODfR " HOME HAS 1'i BATHS EQUIPPED (A TIN KIT( ROOMS ARE SPACIOU S FENCED PASTURE PONL otiiER HURRY. THE l AST FAR PI WE HAO IN TH IS AREA SOLD fA ST1$75,000 "o "" SOl 109 flo . . f<l•"' -- WALNUT TWP. 121 ACRES - $60,000 - HtS fARM HAS aEAuTIFUl TILlftlllE , v.oo~:x.m D. 4 !lOROOM FARM H:lt.'£. R$ \- :AINTED. SEVERAL OUTBUILOINGS. TOBAGOO BA.>~ rot.£ ; : o'"',0· ;s If YOU 'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICE HOUSE WITH A PREnY SE1TING ON APPROX. AN ACRE Of GROUND THIS IS ITII HOUSE IS REMODELED INSIDE ANO OUT NEW • VI NYL SIDING. NEW ROOF. NEW WINDOWS, INSULAT£0 MOSTLY CARPETED ANO NEW DE CK ON BACK AlSO HAS SMAll BARN & 2 CARGARAGE GAHS&GRFENELEM ONLY ASKING S30.000 DOLL HOUSE - PERFECT STA~nGo HOME EAT·IN KITCHEN. Eowr"s·A - LE REFRIGERAToR CARPORT. LEVEL ... ,. . ""L" ' .>crlOOLS $32,000 PENDIN OWNER IN ASQUEEZE The hrsllew buyers ollhese small acreage lois will get the best deal. When owner gets oul ol presenllm anc~al bmd. these pnces w1ll go back lo normal. " .....' RIGHT NOW YOU GET FIRST CHOICE of any ol th ese !!lois rangmg Irom 2 acres up to 32 acres. Each lot proVIdes a beautiful setlmg for your dream home Buy now at redu ced pnces and build later. mENTION SPECULATOR This 15 a good opi10rtumty lo buy some valuable acreage belowmarket value. Buy now and hold 11lor awh1le. or pu1 11back on lhe markel at your puce: E1cellent locat1on lor a builder to construct some homes lor sale OVER 100 ACRES TO CHOOSE FROM Th 1s land lronls on Sl. Rt 325 and Sheltoo Road. I m•le south ol R1o Grande in City school d1st11ct. II is flat to rollin~ lo hilllop land offeungagood VIew, and 1S1n a very clean. well kepi neighborhood., Pricesstart at $5.000, bul we are loo k~ng lor oilers. • , ' ~ • •• WISEMAN REAL ESTATE- 446·3644. • I . Building Supplies For ule • lim&ttone, aand, gra11el. fill dirt, firewood. Deli· Real Estate General Broker GREENfiElD . TWP. - 88.75 A. M/l lronls on SR 233 and Frank Shafler· Rd. Owne1 reports limber · Tony 's Gun Repairs. ha:t reblue· ing. Open 9 :00AM to 7:00PM . Call 304-676·4631 . PC.I7.1 6th.,4x8-5.951 14.- 4x8 ced(r or treated lattice 12 .95 al)dJ0 .96. ,11 .00 off 25pc, up. BLACKBURN REDUCED TO $24.900 - N1cr• home ollm l1 v1nR room, k1l chen w1lh range. 1elug and thspl . d11un g 100111. bath. carpe11nr.. woodbunungs1ove. unallached gara1!e and a 16• 30 Oll1ce and shop. Call today. Building Materi81t Block. ~ritk. 1ft¥tr pipet. win~ dowt; hntels, ate, Claude Wintel-s. Rio Grende, 0 . CJU 614245-5121 1 For sale : 2 well buih lounge chai rs with pads. gas range, cheap . 614 - 992- 3726 . 245· 6067. plast•c septic tenkt . plastic culverts, metal culvert1. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . J ac k· son. Oh. 6, 4 ·286 -6930 . • • BUY A LITTLE OR BUY AlOTI - Thishom e can be purchased w1th 5acres or 58 and olle•s 3 BRs, 2 balhs, LR. k1lchen. wooclbUI Oin g slave. carpel, lobacco base. 40•60 barn. c ell a~ house and several sheds. Call lor mole 1nlormal1on. Aeirigeretor-Frigldare. _ 2·door. fro•t free, coppertone. G 30iR. Electric Range . . · eoppertone S~60 . G E Microwave & 1t1nd S50. Dinette 181, table, 2. chain $35. 5 elec. bateboard beaters& thermost&tt 8126. Ph. ti14· with top , Reg . $69.95 Now 299.96. 9 .· Color Commodes &$9 1.96 . .10.· Fiberglass Roof shingles (8) . 116 .95 sq.- 90wt. roll rotting $9.96 . 11 .- Pine ro .J gh uw 1 T .- 1 · 11 siding (o/e ~t4x9• 12.96) 26pc. up 1.00 off " pr . Pe. ,2 .- '1• ~4'.& ' Plywood-8 .96 'h · 6 .95 26pc. up .~. 11 . 00 oH pr . pc. 13 .lA M~dx tongue & groove water bOfrd . $9 ,95 or ('Ai x4x8-8.95 ). 25.,c . up 1 .00 off Pr . Real Estate General AFFORDABLY PRICED AT JUST $29.900! -Closetoc1ly on Rl. 141 thiS homeoilers k1lchen. LR. lam1ly room, dming 10om and lull basement. l a1ge unallached block Rarage. Call lor an appointment. 55 BUYOUTS · SECONOS · CLOSEOUT 'S 1 .· Counter tops . Kitchen 1nd beth and bar. $2 .99 lin . Ft . (8) 2.- Marble Vanity Top 's (8) From 18-19 ta " 22 -48 .. 110.00 to SSO. OO. 3.· 22 -30 Almond Vani~ and Marble Top 879·.95 . 4.· 6D'' SteeiBilthTub ' sAimond and ~ whit 189.96ea. 6 .· High Gloss tub wall kits almond and whitt. 129.96. 6.· 1 pc. Fiber· gla11 tub and ahower combination.;~ White and colofl $159 .95 to$ 79 .96 . 7.· 2 pc. Fiberglass tub and show&rs combination white and colon $199.96. 8 .Delu•e acrylic tub and thowers I ~~:;;:=~=:;::;;:== 45 Furnished Rooms 2581 . 3 bedroom treilet with large and up . Mollohan Furniture Upper River Rd . Ph. 614-4467444. Open till 7PM on Week Plaslic cistern state approlo'ed , 2 bedroom apt . for rent . Alto Butlnell 1pace. 6 14·992 · 7481 , 304 ·BB2 -3581 ., 304·8B2 · 3729. Furni1hed room . &100. Utilities peid. Share bath. Single male. 919 Second. Gallipolit. Call 446·4418 after 7pm. One snd half 11cre with trailer hook up. 2 outbuildingt, appl e orchatd, 18.000 .00. 304-6762139. CARPET Carpet remnants , 16.00 e yard Sof81 and chair~ priced from 1395 to 1996. Tables S60 and up to $,26 . Hide-a -bed• 1390 to t696 . Recliners J 225 to 8376. Lamps t28 to 8126 Oinettet 1109 and up to t495 : Wood table w·8 chairs S285 t o 1?96. De•k ·1100 up to $375 . Hutches 8400 and up. Bunlc beds complete w · mattrenes 129.6 and up to S396 . Baby bad a 1110. Mattrellesorbo:~t springs full or twin $63 , firm 873, and 883. Queen sets $226, IC ing S350. 4 drawer chest 869. Gui, e;eblnets 6. 12 , gun . Gas or electric range $375. Baby mat· tresses 135 & 846 . Bed frames 820, t30 & Kirig frame 850. Good ietection oi bedroom tui1n, metal cabin8ts, head· boards 830 end up to S65. 54 Misc . Merchandise 54 Misc . Merchandise e Como,•r,el.al · lndust•iol Callaharl's U.Jed Tire Shop. Over 1 .000 tires, $iliJI12. 13, 14, 1 6', 16, 1 6 .5. 8 i'nil et out Rt. 218 . Call614·266·8261. 3 rooms, furniahed . 61 4 · 992· 6434 ., 304· 882 · 2666. 2 BR on large private lot , 1 mile from town. $200 month. Se cur ity depo11t & refer8ncet Cell 814 -448· 2236 ., 614 ·448- 304-676 ·2636. Rd. Ph. 814-446 -7444. Open till 7PM on Week Day1 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE 6160 . 0766 . 2386 or 614· 992-34&3. 2 Piece living RoomSuitel325. Mollohan Furniture, Upper River 3 or 4 Bedroom houte in Kyger Creek School District . .Refarence• Ph. 6, 4-446·862 1. 446· 3169. USED APPLIA"CES Washera, dryera, r&frigeratora, range1 . Skagg1 Appliancel . Upper River Rd. betide Stone Crnt Motel. 614·446-7398. t Furniahed 1 bedroom apartment in Middleport. 1210. pe.- month, $1 00. deposit . C1ll 8,4·992 - Rooms for rent. day . W9ftk. month . Oallia Hotel. Call 614 · 448 -9716. RentaslowatS120 · month. 2 bedroo m, you pa~ utilities. adult• only, depo1it required. 47 Wanted to Rent GOOD Residential 614 -992 -nB7. EOH 1 bedroom ground Uoor. private entrance. recently remodeled . Everything turn .. loc. outtkirta Hender1on. 8260. month. 304 · 676-6730. Mobile home loceted at Stella C1. 23 Berger . Call 61 4-446· FAMILY PRIOE MOBILE HOME PARK. At. 2 touth, Gallipolis Ferr;. wv.. Now ·renting lots for U&.OO per month. Call 304676· 3073 tfte:t 5 :00PM. Valley Furniture. new & uaed. large section of quality furni · tura . 1218 Eastern Ave . . Gallipolia. ART"UR'S CHAIN LINK FENCE 54 Misc . Merchandise Gracious living. , and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apart · menta in Middleport, From $216 . Including utilitiat. Call 2BR 56~ 14, AC , quiet neighborhood. RefMence & depo1it re· quired. Clou to Rio Grande. Adullt prfrferred . Ph. 614 -246· 66 h . Mobile nome 10 1 "' 2 per10n1. deposit. referen ce & no pet•. Call614 -387-7743. Space for small traill!tf"l, All hook· ups. Cable. Alto efficieftcy rooms, air and c.able. Mason, w.va. Call304· 773·5661 . County ApPliance. Inc.' G~d used apph.,e.s Jnd TV ..,t1. Open BAM to 6PM. ~on t~rU Set. 6,4·.446·1699, &2? 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis. OH . 51 Household Goods , BR Apartment, 740 Second Ave. t186 per month. Deposit required . Cflll 614 · ~6 · 4222 between 9 & 6. for Rent 6B66 or 448· 0239. 61 Household Goods COUNTRY MOBILE Home .P a,k. ROute 33. ~orth of PomlfOy .. Rental trailer•. Call 814 -992 7479. • Furnithed Apt , 1 BR , 701 Fourth Ave .. Gallipolis. 1226 Utllltiel Pd. Ph. 446·4416 af1M 7PM . APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses. Pt. PleeuntAnd Oalllpo· lit. 614· 446 ·8221 . 1066. 34 2 · bedroom trailer for rent in Gallipolit F&rry. 304-876 -321 &. 47 Wanted to Rent The Sunday Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 4 ' IRICK & FRAME ON NICE lOT WITH SUPERNICE HEATED · POOL WITH STORAGE BLDG. 3 BR. 2 BATHS, GARAGE, EAT ·IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE, REFRIG. DISP. & OW ElEC. HEAT PLUS SOLAR HEATING UNIT WITH BLOWER. ASKING $55,000. NEW COMMERCIAl LISTING! - CARRYOUT, STOCK AND EQUIPMENT LOCATEO IN CHESHIRE TWP. BLOCK BLOG.. LARGEENOUGH FOR GROCERY BUSINESS ALSO. ON OVER HALF AN ACRE. DOES GOOD BUSINESS - HAS POTENTIAl FOR MUCH MORE. ASKING $66.900. i.ANO. LOTS OF LANDI - 161 ACRES WOODS Mill ROAD 9 ROOM COLONIAL STYLE HOMEHAS6 BEDROOMS. 2BATHS. FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET CALL US SOON. YOU Will .WANT TO SEE THIS PROPERTY' �May Roush'• StrawbfH'rtes 2 miles bae.. ol New Haven WV a at Union C1mpground Start M av 2&. You pick· f 1 00 We P•ck· &1 .25. lAM to &PM Ph 3 04-862 2237 STRAWBERRIES - Pick vour own - start•ng Thur1day, May 21s1 8 em - 8 pm already P•cked • *1 26 qt Cami]Q round f1tld only. Happy Hollow Fruit Fa rm Hay for 11le 11 / btleat the f1eld 11 26 dehv•red and ttadted Now buy•ng 1hell corn or 884' corn C11ll forletest quotes Rl\l&r City Farm Supptv. 614 ·446 locl'led betide fa~rgr9unda Ctll 614 446-3120 or 448 0373 2986 63 71 Duro c 8 oara Bred juat hke t h e bol!lfl we tel!ltl!ld at t he Oh1o Tes111 ion thll gained OVBf 2 6 per day Roger Ben tley Sabma OH 513 684· 2398 0008 304-676-2028 Freah Holstein Cowa & Hetfeu co nd Str1wbenies now laking orders A I Str l!ld Mott wilh 0 H I records Call 61 4 286 2496 . ., 00 qt 304 676 7621 59 For Sale or Trar;le after 6pm Fmn Supp li es & Li vesl ock alf Call 446 8037 77 Olda II 6. S860 78 Ply mouth Volare V 8 S700 Call 614 388 9689 1 yr old Appaloose Mare, hat been l hown by 1b: veer old boy 636Q Ph 446 24 46 1984 Ford Etcor1. 4 Jpd . AM ·FM tape w1renma *2599 John'l!l Auto Sales Bulav1lle, For sal& t't&reford and Simmltsl bull 6H 742 2610 Rd . Galllpoha 6 o;ear old P1 l1m1no Quarter Mare 4 H fram ed Western Pl el!lture, t 750 DO 9 yaM old Appaloosa Mare has been con toated 1n barrels. shown plea 1ure, 8400 00 614· 682 7 122 1979 Camaro leO cu tn AT, T top s, AC , Cru11e. AM -FM Ceuette Dark blue mlftalllc looks and runt good S2795 Ph 614-245-5884 Ph 814ua• Mtrcury LynJt. PI , PI, air. AM·FM l t . • Cuaette, Ell.Cel· l.,t cond. t3200 Coli &14· 446-60&1. 1983 lui<* USabrt L•mhed, loedad, eaeetlent c:ond Ph. 114-441-0280 1982 Ford E~e0f1 wagon. 4 apd . air. AM FM tape. 12299 1984 Dodge Omnl, 4 tpd t21S99 John's Auto Sa\11, BulaviUeRd , Gelllpoha 1979 Ford Mu1tang auto --------------- leFor ealeor trade 1982 KDX 175 d1n bike Run s good 304·675· 6360 Autos for Sale $2 000 IV for parts 2 new,.., q~o~trter Firat e850 Buu this ap•llllno while 1978 AMC Concord wkh blue vinyl 11ndeu top PB, PS, IUIO, 8 cyl, AM -FM cnutte I'll 614-448-8808 198 0 Ch ry5\er Fift h A venue good condttlon. Call 614 -446 lbs lo.ct~ York•. fully 441-7380 Tr ansporlollun L1vestock 1878 L•ncoln Con1m11111l Mark 1978 8u1ctc Rtgtl. '"· PS . Pl. t•lt wheM 1983 Ctw¥sler New Reel sh•p 1982 Cull•• Su· preme. Brougham top, V engine. air. PS, PB. Cell 81 4· Ponllec Grand Prl• Brougham loaded f3100 Call 1981 614 448-7380 • 1, 1988 Monte C1rlo T·toj~ ~ fuel injec1ion, air. tih, cruise, AM·FM CUIRII, 36.000 miles Coli 814-992· 3801 . 1973 AMC Hornet 1972 Ford Van Cell 614 949 2479 Real Estate General M1tk V Uncoln.low mileage, 304-878-2710 aher 5.00 cell CISUtfl. bl1ck. Ill COftd, IIII: C 992-28e8 7303 n 1 304-878 -1684 1988 Chevy Nova 8 cyl , auto. good t•et Runt filiOOd . 614- 1957 Chevy e~~:ce+lent cond $2000 or trade Ph. 61-t-446· St.,rnt Gtr-ee. 30..-876- n1 0 or 17!HS741. Sta1nlt~sllttltl tllheult fYittms ;1 9::7::9:-:C::h"'.,:-r:--:M-:-o-:-11::-b<I-S:-t:ot --1.! W1g0n for nit Ell:cellent condi· tlon 11100 Coli 114-992· 3090 after 4·30 p m 992-6941 '78 Coug., XA7, n..w pllint. reb:Jitt ~~ nG milll, met c.r, Now euatom made for your truCk, mo1or home or claH1c car . Whh lif•time warranty Muffl• Men, 9 81impson Ave , Alhtnt, OhiO 1·800·843 3767 e Pll'l ..l , good MOteN' tnd trant• mtuion, n.ww wrtc*:ed 614742·212& Mormng or evenings ' 84 1980 Chevy C rtetion. 4 cyf 1\110, tlr, PI, pb, t ilt, CfUIU, pw, d4!1eved wipers. em-fm.,... eau. new tires. new rebu •lt trtns . 19 .000 milea. new paint 01 .750 304 176 2&13 72 Trucks for Sale 1973 Chevy Tandem. 427 13apeed 34rean 12tronts. 115ft bed , double fr a m e Ph 388· 9673 CROSS!. SON S Ja ckson Oh1o cand, 30•·1176-611 0 J. Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Jim C01:hran Be<ky Lane Patrick (CKhran R~n Pjtchford Charles Moore S E Ohio 273 New Holland 1q Baler 111!i00 Ford 3pt Rak e 8326 Shwer Post 0 river 1700 7tt Locutt po1t1 $1 36 each Ph 814-388· 8832 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. Jividen's Farm Equipmen t 614-448 -1876 .4 46-6610 Special Sale PriCftl on our new Riotl Tract o r! Verme&r hay equipment up to $3000 off Moweu, mow er con ditioners rekn, ttddert, round bale111 A complete line of bale handling & feeding ecuuorlss grinder l nter11at lonal Cub Lo Boy plow dl1k, blnde 42 1n woods belly mower S3000 firm Ph 614446- 1602 35 Furyuton T1actor c~~:cc \l on 1 cvnd , 2 boUom plow p1ck· t.1P d!IC, bu sh hog Vt rf} u1~ ' 75 Old1 Cutlelt, good 1hape and run• good phone 304· 875· c---9 A. body • ao\ld F': .ESIOENTI AL o12& Coli 304-87& 1697 before 10 00 p m uetl r _g.n!lut slac ked pond 5 aoes Sturoun ~ h1 bedroom horne Caihedral cerlmg cornplrmenls room dmm~: ruom 2 balhs 12 x 14' auached shed Also complete lla•le• r•opt•rty Charm you must see' Pnced at ~"''· """···· WERE FOR REAl' - Jusl 131 900 101 lhrs neal and cl1•an home i caq1eted bedrooms ! 1 ~ baths ktl chen wtlh !'Xlfa ca bmet space I c~r ~mP,e w•th overhead s lo r~ r.e Nf' we• hoi w ~ t e • healer glass enclosed back porch t~r gP.Io t m the v•llage ol R•o Grande (approx I acr e) w1lh apple and pear lrees grapr. arbOr and more I r.l us ~ ho w you lh•s one today COM'-U.RCI AU 1982 Ptymouth pick·up, looks lf'd runs good S2, 200 or best offer 304 576 -2941 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE SPECIAL NOTICE ~ I SMITH REAL ESTATE HAS ANEW LOCATION - 410 2ND AYe , SUITE 102 SPECIAL NOTICE #2 WE HAVE 3 NEW ASSOCIATES VIRGINIA l SMITH . BROKER 388-1826 RUTH GOODY. OFFICE MANAGER 2S6-6256 DIAN CALLAHAN. ASSOCIATE 216-6251 KENNY GOODY. ASSOCIAT£256-9334 '69 GMC one and hall ton 1ruck and Wlter tank. 1 .000 gal. 01 ,500 00 Colll1 4-261·6837 ott .. 6 00 PM .' Iouches Owner has reduced house $5 000 Crty schools wrlhm6 mrles ol lown $69 SCO mB6 123 ACRES MORE OR LESS - Nrce home srte wrth sephc and rural water Several feel ol road frontage Outbutldtngs and sheds Tobacco base m1neral nghts and mo•e Call today lor more mtormat•on $37.500 H2341 COMMoo:!Al - WHY PAY RENT! when vou can collecl rl' 2 slory apartmenl bu rldrng (5 unrls). 107 and 109 Second Ave Excellenl money maker Be early so you're nollale I~ . REALTOR® ' 1982 Toyota. 4~~:4 SR-6 Pick· up, 6 · 1peed. 11.111r00f, AM · FM •. Cassette\ S3996 Call6,4-446· 8151 oi(.. &PM ... • • 1986 GMC Luxury Conver11on Van PluSh interior. air. cru•••· i:. ' ' tilt, etc t Garage kept #2314 miles .... . .. . ·. ·- !rlchen, 21ull balh s gas heatlcenlral arr Wrlhrn walkrnR #2372 ms NEW LISTING - 46 ACRES MIL Older remodeled frame OOmt w/ nlcelc. eat In~ lichen , 14 x17 LR 3titdrms , b..ath, CISitrn tobacco base (Ius edt l& STOCKED POND Woodburnma hilt 1980 Windsor mob1l1 ltomt 1n eluded Lalrm 2blths, plentyofclosets csbmetsplore Inuit mm•cro wl slmo carpeted total elect 2 Ia. oiit bl~s approx 2 wem old M1 n e ra lt~Jhl s Hannan Tu1te school Ownn 1s tued- would like to retue 161 480 Nl27 HURRY' HURRYI - Wrl hasmall down paymenl you can purchase lh1s mce home N1ce level extra lot l ocated 3 m1les from town f1repl ace outbu1l dmg and more $37 500 ~2297 REOUCEOI VACANT LAND - $19 000 Wrthrn crty NEW LISTING - BACHELORS COTTAGE Close to ctly ltm11s 8ar&ainpnce •m ' &8 Terry c•mper 882 2689 74 ' ~ ol '· " ·... ~, ,,.' ' . . your appomlment today Pnce reduced lo $38,900 OWNER REAllY MEANS BUSINESSI - RE DUC£0 1h11 lovely 3 berhuom lhmhlew1dr wllh 7 baths and morr 7 m11es approx hom R1o G•ande NOW ASt(ING $3?,900 00 lckr' look lo~ay #2346 NEAR RIO GRAND EON SR 325 - lOI WITH METAl BUILDING 130'x40'1- 100 oll(>;rrl lron!agr SIO800 c,u lod'y #2371 PR ICE REDUCED• -11n 1111~ •anrh~tvle home .md OVI'I I ac •~\ ol l,.tnO Modl'lll home onr slory appr o~ 1488 '1 0'11 3 bP(hooms li v•r' l~ room lo•m,lldmmRIOOm 11erv lliCI' Aiacktop rmut G•r{'n l wp CI0'\1.' 1n Gallipolis Good ro nd1\10n PMed to ,f ll 111 $34 900 haul porrh MAK[ 011 [R $21.900 GOOD AS NEW' -Older 1' lory homern Ihe crly Home h ~~ J Ued • oorn ~ 11 halh ~ ll v r n~ •oom dmm ~ room NEW LISTING- Reslauranl busuress lully equrpped and 1ead y logo Plu sa? unrt renlal P11ced lo sell Call l01 #2342 NEW LISTING - Ill tees are whal you wanl on a lot surlable lor butldntg lhen lhts 1s tl' Vtsuahte lhehouse you ve always want ed on lhts 1 acre shady lol El eclnc avatlable. $3.500 Arn 77 Auto Repair I 1 BOO 843-3717 26 ft Titan motor home com pletely self contained. ganen t or, sleeps B $8900 Cell 79 Fleetw~ng 8 It Tree & stump removal Mulch . topao1l , Blue Rug, Blue Spruce, mowing pruning Don'~~o lands· •capes Ph 614-446-9646 ~ 1266 304 -676-5909 etter 7PM mo~ te home wrth IT WOULD NOT TAKE MUCH HOME - 2 bedrooms. large yard. Qutel streel rnlown INVESTMENT - lhrs would make a i OOd rental home localed rn Eureka on alargelot 13 bed1oom lrll Property Poss1ble land conlracl to nght party also has old home that needs repatr SIMPLY CONVENIENT"' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 2 3 bedroom home localed al 930 Second Avenue 1!2317 Parlral basem ent STANO BACK AND LOOK - Ready lo movernlo Owner lu ~n ace ~2398 fam1ly room, Dalh natural gas Ntce carpelrng OWNER HAS IAKEN GOOD CAR,EOf THIS ONE' #2329 should be mler•or decorator 3 bedrooms 21; baths fa~il y room formal h'.'mg and dmmg room Eat1n k1 tchen w1th apphances mce large landscaped lot C1ty schools Don t iel th1s one slip by I QQN T PASS THIS ONE BY' - II oHers 3 bedrooms ms2 slartrng oul Call lor an appornlmenl today $24 000. #22JS n 1ghborhood are tmporlanl to you better looll lh1sone over' BriCk an d hame !r1level 3 4 bedrooms 2 full baths, lamlly room 1tv1ng room and dmmg room 2 ca r garage plus 2 car carport slorag~ bu1ldmRs Ove1 1 ~ acre l•eed lawn l ei us take you to see 1t' NICE LOCATION NEAR RIO GRANDE - Vacanl lolwrlh 100 n road lronlage, seplrc, and rural waler Excellenl lor mobtle home or house $7 560 Call lor more tnformat1on N2339 ~2 367 &7&-7397 Wstterson 's Weter Hauling , re11onable retes . 1mmediete 2.000 g1llon dtiHtry, olsterns, pools well, etc c111 3o.i·676 · 2919 Starks Tree and Lawn Serv1ce lawn ca{e, l&nd!lc.lpiRg. stump removal . 304 - 676 284 2 or 676-2903 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Founh and Pme Gal\1poha, Oh1o Ph one 614 ·446· 3888 or 614 446· 4417 Sill altde m truck Cell 614··46--8648 E. M. WISEMAN. BROKER DAVID WISEMAN. 446·9555 B. J. HAIRSTON. 446-4240 CLYDE B. WALKER, 245-5276 LORETTA McDADE . 446-'""29 I FROM TOP TO BOTTOM m lhrs 4 b~~~~~~~ l 'h balh home wtlh lull basement Et slorage area wtlh loarge closels and 1 r shelves 20x28 l1m shed lower level basement area w1lh large lueplace. sltdmg doo1 s lo palro and .bachyard a1ea Also good 10x28 slorage, ulrhly and workshop area All hardwood lloors Specral lronl door w1lh srde louver s lor venlrlalron and salely lealure Utrlrly btlls are reasonable due lo msulalron and qualrly conslructron Localed IU SI oil La he Drrve near Rro Grande College Qutel localro n and excellenl ne1ghbors You need lo look all h1s one P11ced 1n lhe low 70s 84 Electrical l!o Refrigeration Re s1denttat or co mmerctal w~r · lng New serv ice or repa1n Ucensed eleeuicl11n Est1mat e fre e. Rtdenour Electrical. 304 675 -1786 HISTORIC MIDDLEPORT HOllE - Decoraltve woodwork. Stone and brtck 1n good condtlton 21\ ,balhs, 4·5 bedrooms, 9 rooms plu s allrc and parttal basemen!. Gas forced atr lurnace 13 yrs old) La rge ktl che n. well planned Step savrn g laund1y, panlry, walk 1n closers. garage Asking $55,900 *308 •' SPRING attraclive 1an ch 1 lhroughoul Includes 3 hvmg room and dmmg room room, eat-m ktlchen and altached garage to hbsprlal and shopprn g Lol p1 ov1des lois ol prrv acy R~ plac e menl wrndows, msulaled well $67.900 #201 • ONE BLOCK FROM CITY PARK - An oulslandtn g old home lhat has been lolally rebu1 11 EVERYTHING IS new Ve1y very mcel Own e1has moved and ts wtlhng lo l ake a huie loss nr order to sell Quality names - Ande1 sen, Krlchen Ard, JennAue coppe1llashmg, chetry cabrn els Yes, rl ts lruly oulslandrn g $12 5, 000 home wrth basemen! apt lg 40 x6Q' burldrn g Park has Sireel Investing in a home can be confusing and scary. You need help from someone with experience and patience to answer your questions and help you make the right decisions. We will handle the move to your first home with care ... personal attention to your needs and wants. Call one of our helpful salespersons todayl O!ALTCk ·\ USY TERIIIS Equal Opportunity HouStnl offers 1b• level on lac mi l fo, $44 000 l bedroom s IOidS of cab•nats, carpet thro u&~out 1Ill baths bm1ly rm I car Jlll&e Nl26 BRICK All\0 rRAM£ CLOSE TO HOUER Oew ablt home 1nd locst•on. SR 160 Ask to see i ns1~e thiS beaut•ful raneh 3 Bit. count,._ k1tchen , f11111r 1111 wbfp . u rport I se mil Low $50s UOl \ • ,I '. BE GLAD YOU WAITED SOme dlscumlnatinl famdr Will n~rshlpofthlslovelybrlctranch Locattdclost tolown BEST BUILDING LOT - Bu1ldlhe hou seyou have been dreamrng aboul on lh•s excellenl100'xl75' lol. 2 blocks from HMC Ctly waler, sewer. naiUral gas $15,750 No mobtle homes ms "'~"SA 160-7 ACRES MI L Beautiful hutldlnllotatton OFr WILKESVILLE· 92 Krts. mil. llie olf" . HANNAN TIAC[ RO lOI acTts 2 road fron1Jie lake offer k1tchen, fam1ly room w1th fireplace. formal dtning, hvlng •oom. rec room. 3 bllhs. anached 2car gmgo. AlllhiS srtualed On 4 ~ actes Callloday lor your own personal #416 A SWIIIIIING POOL! , Good loca110n. Top of lhe ground pool w11h $373 68 pet month. 20 yrs 91AVanable • are apluslor deck a1ea. Assume Calllodav for showmg BEAUTIFUL BUILDi NG LOT - Cnarolats Hrlls Lak e Eslales oiler peacelul sunoundtngs and scentc landscapes 15 acre wooded lot wrth small meadow Very nrce spol lor your butldmg plans $12.000 JUST LOOKING allhe oulstde 1usl does not lell you how much space lhete 1s mstde th1s home Marn level has 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, LR. OR. I' krtchen and huge mulli-purpose room Lower level has lamtly 100 m, a room Ihal could be a41h bedroom, 2 car ga 1age and pat•o All lhts on a 1 acre lol P11ced rrght al S4 9,000 Ull COUIITIY LIVIRG- 7 9~IU."'-'DJOR HIGHWAY -Large 2 storyr 4 btdrooms wtfh TV room, d1n1ng room and bath 9oulhwestern school drs111e1 Rt 141 Pnced rn lhe 40s P·R·I·Y·A·C·Y- 3 to 4 bedrooms. 2 both~ 2.2acres more or ~ss Newly remodeled o~h new ktlcllen. new balh, all new carpet GrettJ Elementary school loo 50s , onn 1011 '1HE NAIO TO FINO" - lhrs w~l marnla1ned ranch offers 2 bedrooms. carpeted hvin1 room. spac~us krlchen, balh, carpeted hont porch Alum srdrni In lown localron Pnced al $28,000 lmmedr~e posses~on !2313 Fo1 o'11Y $2,000 00 Down Payment &$320 00 Monlhly Payment 101?'1! lnleresl Rate for 30 yrs Mortpge amount ol $35,000.00. Would hm lo aiSG pay CID!ing cosls fhts hOme ISalmosl ne:w 3 bedroitii'S. lg. living room, comer lot cenlralan Includes washer, dryer, slove, tef , diS· hvras~t. ~in& woodburner &: ce1hng ian. Whal a deal Call loday lor mote deta1ls. FLAIWOOOS ROAD AREA - low malnlenance extremely well burh, 3 bedroom home Undel3 years ol alf, La kitchen wrlh ~Is of cabrnels and storage area RAIE(IPPOITUIITY!- Boaters-ftshermen - Relrree~ ~ 600 lo 800 ff deep water lronlage. lnchx!ing 3 BR, 2 balh home and a28•48 metal butldrng. Loll ollrees, boal docks, and ve1y seclude4; - v1ewmg *2393 ClOSE TO TOWN - rhts new hslrng oilers· 1300 sq. ft , 3 bedr ooms, hvrng room, htlchen w1lh d1nrng area. lamrly room w1l h lrreplace. gas heal, cenllal a~r, 90xl78 lol uees/ shtubs, cily school drslrrcl , and assumable loand lappiOx. $33 000 81\% lrxed, $336/ mo.-mcludrng laxes and rn surance, app1ox 18 years! All lh1s lor $46,000 QUALITY BUILT OLDER HOME localed onlarge lol m ~omeroy 2 car !atage, stotage area above , Basemen! Hoi wa er heat. gas lurnace. 2 bedroomsnow, could mange lor 3 bedrooms Lei us show you lh1s one Ask1ng $32.500. ,300 U293 BEAUTY IN THE PINES - rs lhrs spacrous brick ond Ira me 111 level 41o 5bedrooms, newer plank lloonn1 rn NO HONEY-DO JOBS HERE! - Own er has done a lantashc 10b redorn g lhtSolde1 home 3 spac1ous bed1 ooms, large ktl chen, lmmal dm tng and lamtiY 1oom wilh wood burner 24~30 mclal garage and a workshop Srt back and rei" on lhe sc>cened·tn sunporch One look and you'll love 1\. Allordably prrced al $49,500 U449 OAK HILL - Cozy bungalow lor lhe youngcouple slarlrn g out or re11rees parrn gdown Income Irom garage aparlmenl wrll hetp wrlh paymenls In lawn locatron P11ced al $45,000 N439 ' m1o · Ul4 BEST BUY IN TOWNI - Brohcr l h1nks you musl see Ihe tnler101 of lh ts one lo appr eci!ICwhal a wonderlul home rl ts. Qutel. peacelul lmlron on lhe rtver II 3 ac I Beaulllul mle~ t or decoralinr, Lar 1e rooms ? lrr eplacc >, 4 BRsand? balhl You mu sl see rl Reduced lo $69.800 #1 03 H2290 wooded hlltstde •s a pr•vate 3 acre la~e. a ftsherm1n's 14 ACRES M/ L bu 1ld10g 5 room house wrlh modern ultlrl•es Localed on s1de 10ad counly water qutellocalron Moslly open land some woods Good place lo ltve Norl h Ga llra School drslrrct All lot $37 000 Wi ll separale EXECUTIVE HOME - for lhe ltrsl ltme. lhts custom des1gned and supertor quahly hom e 1s ollered lor sale Located on 11 beaultlul acres Imor e avatlable), lh1s5 yea1 old brrck homeoilers space Prtvacy and scenrc v1ew wtlhrn a lew mrnules ol H MC Some ol I he outslandrnv, leatU> es arc 4 bedr ooms, 21h balh s, spa ctous !rlchen/ hvrng area, 20x40 pool, 2 car garage plus a lulty tnsulaled 24<36 delached mullr-purpose butld ing wtlh balh Call lor more rn lormal ron #413 NIOI 4 ACRES PORTER Off SR 554 Recently rtmOOeled 2story home LR DR 4 BRs. fltt1!1J i1tc h1n w/ bsr, loads of tablntls ut 1111y rm , sunPOt ch base ment Allie. nns luutifpl trtts 1n the y11d S50s •104 <!reamand a year 'round hrdeaway low $60s Call lor We Need Ligtlnsd! · • [B SR 325 NEAR RIO GRANO£ - 1983 SCHULT 14'x70' MOBILE HOllE - Cuslom burl! 2 bedroom, 2 baths, garden. ce~ h al arr two wood dec!s, $16,950 Call lor more delatls <f \986 Ct~~tur' EMPLOYEE RE LOCATION COUNCIL TOWNAND COUNTRY 7 rm hom1 overlootln'llht Oh1o Rlver. lolllly hv rm, s1ttmc rm and lormal dmtna rm 3 btdrm . l YI bath. 2 car prap w/basement sloraat U6 000 HAVf OUR OWN PRIVATE BOAT DOCK Zlll 1cru m/1 ro1 d mess to Otuo cenlralltghled streets and 11 spaces located at Rtver SOUTHEASTERN OHIO SFINEST - 99 5acres ol hrlls slreams and lush woods Nalure al riS best Ahunter's paradrse If lhrs rs not enough neslled among the •• IMMACULATE BRICK RANCH - Owners have sr ven lh ts home lois of TLC Among olher things lh1s boasls a mce large lam1ly 1oom w11h woodburne1 rnserled 1n lneplace. spactous ~rlchen Ihal any w1le Will love. 3 bedrooms, I 'h balhs and a 2 car ga1age Localed in aqu1ellam111 onenled netghborhood, IUSI oil Rl. 35 on a well landscaped lol Pnced lo plme al $64 900. LeGRANDE BOULEVARD - 14 yr old frame wtlh low ulthlr b•lls lwoodburne• tncludedl, 3 bed roor s hv1ng room, large ktlchen. covered palto an, ienced backyatd Jusllhe nghl size and locahon •m slarter home or relrrmenl G1een schools $39,900 #412 ~2267 1?23' 21Rtal Estate CorJ>'mUi~ n u ttu$tee fOr tht NAF: ® .-nd"'-tndemarks of4entury 211tHj EttewCorporarion EACH OFFICE ISINOEPENDENTLlOWNED AND OPERATED Pn~le'(in US A. tquil H~tln8 Opplrtunu y fit · •oDEll IAICH - ' 3 bedrooms, lg krtchen and 'dtmng. .75 am more or less $4 1.900 1£1TAL DUmX - Monthly Income $385.00 C1ty Only $34,000 00. • • lU M:l£t 101£ 01 USS - Story and , 5 bed!ODm$, $45,000.00 LOW MAINTENANCE BRICK - Th iS altracttve home wrll ptease anyone lookmg lor a lnendly ne•ghborhOod ll's conven•enlly localed on Rt 35 and mcludes very mce kilchen w•lh range, dtshwasher, and relngeratol, 3 mce s•zed bedrooms 1~ te~am•c balh!, garage Includes automalrc' door Qpener . Pnced al $69,500. m1 LOOKINGFOR lOVET - There's alot to !all inlove wrth m thiS a«racbve 3 bedroom ranch home. Slarting w~h a kitchen lhat ~on' l quit Lots and lots ol beauttlul oak cabmets, 2 eat-1n bars, lully equ1pped. Also has lamtly room w1th woodburner. drnmg room or study, 1tv1ng room ami I Ii baths Landscaped lot. Ell1a parking space Debby D11ve $67.500. " ~ 446-3644 I 1- MEMBER' REAL ESTATE ~NXIOUS OWN£11 REDUCED PRICE. 4 acrts m/1 countf) homt wdh new root hot wat!f tlt11tr. ''"''an~ refrl&. ctmtnt ~un La. barn. 2 bldp r ~t ld fenced w/ sma\1 pof\d. Comrwerctal frontace on SR 160 GREAT IN¥ESTMENT PROPERTY - Mobrl; home park w1lh 10 mob•le homes A we•y n•ce 3 bedroom, 2 bath • M owrf.\V s Upholu er1ng !U!Ning tflcoun1yll rea22years The best m turn11ur e upholstormy Call 304 675 4154 f o r free estimates REAL ESTATE ...., ture car seots boat seats etc. Call 614 266 6270 ~ ockhck Rond. Crown C•tv ISE Real Estate General BONNIE L STUTES-REALTOR JIM STUTES-REALTOR CALL 2ND AVE.. REAR 446-4206 U~Lltrtlll> . OHIO Sl!llf\tl'l'.s Upholstery Shop Furn• HOUSE ROOKIES ... bedrooms dmmg room, lois of wood cabmets 1n kttchen ~2223 nM Uph ostered Upholstery 895-3802 e•lra large lot Washrngion Elem School , Evans Hgls. 65'xS5' Nrce nerghllorhood $40s 614 446 3438 Open da•lv 9 to 4 30 Sat 9 30 to 1 30 Old & 87 Real Estate General Real Estate General CLOSE TO CITY - large lamrly roomand hreplace 3 h~ mg room, dtmng area and more lot s1ze: 3PPfOl R & Nl Custom Couc hes and Reupholstef"t , St Rt 7 Crowfl City, Oh 614 268 1470. Eve 6370 mo Nrcehomern lhrs area Prrced rn I he $60s H2348 ~drng ~23 11 IF !OU HAYEN T SEENTHIS ONE VET, CAll FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAYI - Neal brrc! ranch. 2 car gar:ge wrlh extrostoragespace 3bed1ooms, I ~ balhs Formerly Ken 's now J ohn s Weter Service t~ohn Watterso n Jr Owner 1.000 or 2,000 gal service 304 576· 22 48 Upholstery Rotary or cable too! dr1thn g Mo11t wells completed same day Pt.~mp sale• and &arv1ce 304 RICIN Ill MODIRNIIID rnslde ond ••1 l t IM<I••s .. I ~ boths, ~Jrdto tub, new co untry blut-llclltn w/ solid 01k cab1ntts screerttd porch NEW 0.\RAGE 2ht0' wl heat wltlf 200 wlrln& Can bl used tor csr rtpau. elc Mrd 150. lg famtlv room w•ltt fireplace 2 car garage br1ck and alum brdrooms 21utt bath ~. 10 c-losets mode rn krtchen 24 It .-:a tlH1Pis lull lwo ~ t ory w1lh willkout bilsemenl Homesrd e tncludes com me t c1 al IYPt' bu1ld•ng w•th 3 ca r ~arage sel uo as & w ood wor k 1n~ bu smess Pr1cereduced to tn lhe $80s l 1ncoln P•k" Rd Hart•son lwp 6! ACRES a1ea, llvmg room, a11d lam•ly room, Included IS a 3 bedroom home w•lh extrs rental 1ncome of $200 00 monthlv located not far hom town and Deh'118fed 1 t tln 1nd up Jtm La met, 304· 676 1247 or Fetty Tree Tflmmmg stump removal Cell304 ·67 5 1331 AORIAUVI !lOS' SPECIAl· lltoJ fttw Swtllllllnurool 1!6 OliO will buy thlsl btdrm reneh Eriuler1e kltche•wltlllncaru. tl\1 blth fam1ly mr ut1hty rm . f1nud yard storm w1ndaws and doors C1ty schook Buy now and takladv~~tiiJI of low lnlttiSI nils IRd p!"ICI lake pride In ow LR. JBR 2batlts n wl wbtp, stained1llss w1ndows lull eq"'PPtd •nchen, scrMntd pat1o, tltat pump ln·&round pool W!lh deci 1n~ side MUCH MUCH MORE A beautiful home lor enttrtain1n1 too OU.STICAllV REOUC£0 1129 COUNTRY liVING. BUT ClOSE TO TOWN - CrewRoad rn Mergs Counly Sphllevel on 3acresm/1. 4bedrooms. • ltmeaton e gre~el 246-9286 2464 STUTES Great convement location N1ce home lot a couple IHREE WISHES' - II comlorl, co ~"nrence and good more 1nlormat1on House coal pools Cllltmt, well1 Ph 61 4 · 87 ms GAlli A COUNIY'S BESl BUY' - Onlv 6 vears old 4 I VR. OLD HOMEWITH 10 ACRES MORE OR LESS OF lAND - Home has 3 bedrooms 2 full balhs drnrng General Hauling a rare opportunrty 10 and fan11IV 100m nal ~as hut and central au Homr • ~ 111e~celltnl corHl1lron P111 f'l1 111 Ihe 40s INCLUD ED ASBONUS' Cisterns . wells. pools filled Formerly James Bo-ys Water Same ratet Call 304 675 85 J I J Wfttr Service Swtmmmg 26 h camper trailer. all eonve11· tences 82200 Call 614 266 c ~mper •.. R & R Wfit tt Servu::e Home General Hauling RON S Tel ev1 110n Serv1ce Hou1e calls on RCA , Qua zar GE Spec11lmg m Zenith Call 304· 576·2398 or 614 446 ' #2334 D•llard Water Serv•ce Poola. CISterns, Walls Delhter"t Any 85 ptekup 61 4-446· 1352 1976 HondaC8760 mlntcond #2366 General Hauling Concrete fm1sh pttrk1ng lot l!l basements · any s1ze JOb Sentm C1t1zen Discount , R1 ck Garf1eld 614· 985 4464 Strut• $119 96 pair, tnttall&d Moat models Muffler Man 9 Stimpson Ave Athens. Ohio -~zy·,,c ~ l i chen NEW LISTING - MIOOLE· PORT - Corn er lois on 2nd Slreellhal could be used lot a small bustness 01 a good buy 101 a lam1ly Home IS ene1gy elltctenl and hasJ. 4 bedrooms Back and lronl porch, garage Jusl $1S.900 NEW liSTING - MIDDLE· PORT - Two slory !tame house on approxrmately 36'x70 lot 3 bedrooms, ftreplaoe. slmm doots and wtndows ASSU ME LOAN $17.500 Henry E. Cleland Jr 992-6191 Jean Trussell . .. 949-2660 Ooltle Tumer .. 992·5692 Tracy Riffle . .. 949·3080 Oflltt .. . .. 992·2259 Ohio 1-B00-'843-3757 camper Stove refrigerator fur nace. Extra clesn Sleeps 4 Call restdente tn a pre.stlg10us settmg where the famtl~ w1th good lasle and a hkmg for quality surround1ngs can ftour1 sh1l g 4 bedrooms w/ unheard of e~ttras 10 acres mo re or less sloeked pond horse stables lg metal barn, 12268 leatwes uH:Iudm g a !HCl1 busrness e~thlt.lst k1ts S99 95 In· ttalled Molt Fords. Chev-y Twcks, Vans 4 ~~: 4 ' & MuHII!f Man 9 Sl!mpton Ave., Athens . Dull 1977 Ka'Wa~eki LTD 1000 mo· torcvcie. ~ e~~:c cond. 304· 882 · 2887 SOUTHERN MANSION - A lovely Georg1an colonral H2384 m lhts delatls 1l you w11 n1 yOUI own 114-2&6-11&1 814-446-0008 th1s neal2 bedroom nmch located on a quret slreet w1lh attracttve carpet . garage, ttntshed slo r a~e bUIIdmg Well msulaled . low ma•ntenance and well cared for yard built on fam1l~room Over 1? acre lot Prtced at $1 3 500 Call lor mo1e •niOJmalton ~ nd W!!SIC !hO S~ SUilllllCI lot. caqJet111g ami othe1 250 6· CVI engine brand new t&OO Cell aher &PM Ph 1982 WR/. 250Huaqvlma8896 Call 61. 1448·6161 lhet 5PM JUST STARTING OUT!- Then you wrtl be rnterested rn NEAR TYCOON LAKE - Amertcan ballr w1lh wa sher and drvcr Newer lronl porch lo sri on MIDDLEPORT - l hrs oldt'l hom e rs close In slorrs and schools ? J bedrooms l~vcl .19n KZ..660 KIWitakl, S895 on 2 lois Dec! that o•erlooks crty Amusl see 1 Call lor 112347 m IIVm~ room , cethn g fans 111 llvm,; room and k1l~hen l salellrlo 1lrsh loi s ol cabmel SPACP I ~ay wmdows •n rlmmg a~ea ami rn as1e1 bedt oom ranKr 1s also rncludcd All elech•c Call lot yoU> appornlrn enl lrxlay ONI Y $14.500 19e& Checy 4~~:4 runmng gears SA ton t350 00 Ph 446-2445 ask for Paul 388 -979 2 en1oy livmg at 1ts best Call Come and see We were pleased You w1ll be. too NEW LISTING - OUT OF TOWN - Everyone lovesIhe coun\ly and IItts rs your cl1ance lo lrve ll1ere 1 N1ce 3 bdrml tatler wrlh newca 1pel !eatw es mclurl m ~ a we! ba t, 614-446. 1091. baths krlchen has ISland range wrlh burl! rn grrll 20•40 healed pool Thrs home pcacehtl country scltrrrg Also has man y olher nrce 814· 381· 7813 ' 1 ilway 1978 Bluer tran $260 00, ft'ont & rear duve 1h'ilft, rear end S. othet" pen• Parts for 1986 full NEW LISTING - SECLUDED BUILDING· .Multi purpose HunhnJ lodce Chluch HoR'Ie ~n ew ce111na IIRht1n1 panel &ood c1rpet & root L1 rm ut1ht~ rm w/ new liS furnace and central a1r LAKE liVING ATITS BEST - II you en101 prrvacy and ' cven 1np,s or 79 M;,tors Homes l!o Campers Motorcycles Overstzed 1 car ga1age, lots of storage wooded sett1ng 1ented mcludu1~ underp1nn111 ~ apph ances and lurmlure Ca n lo1 an f! ppomtmPnt 992-2259 Auto Parts & Accessories bedrooms. fam1ly room llvmg room , cathedral ce1lmg 3 bem ~ POMEROV,O. Acct Con1tnu:;tion Roofm g gut· ters. masonry work All work guaranteed Cell6, 4-388· 9766 38&2 SECLUSION IN TOWN - Conlemporary home wrth 3 d• shw a ~ hcr salcfhte d1sh all mclutled PlUS 12 K60' #2331 '76 Ph.614 446 "6.332 82 cond 7 100 m1let Taken good care of 11.800 304· 676 ~2388 #2308 608 E. Ma1n 304- 1983 Ho"hdaShedow760 good ' ' ltm1ts 19 acres more or less Several bu1ld1ng s1tes 2 fOR JHE PRICE OF J - 22 acres r ollrn~ lollall!nd wttn ponds ? BR home w•th ht!lf oump range reft~ R . secludPd ~ t ea th1s home •s !01 ~o u' 3 bedrooms 1 ~ haths t:•ePnhousl' 1~rge o:;cemc yard e xpanrtm~ to owP. f I ar. •r Com!' ~fie lhe rest 1976 Honda CB 760. m mt cond 304-875-6909 1983 Ho;, da 750 Shadow Call · ~~. ( .' •noo & Alummum Stdmg Storm wmdow s & doors. over heng gutters Free esttff1aHtt Vinyle 12,000 61• · 986 or tl75-tpt9 .. l '8:15.600 : '76 Blazar. 4 wheat drive, new tir11. headers. stronu vehicle. Slearn• Gerege, 304·875· 7710 , • ., .. r d1stance to town Var'!S l!o 4 W.O. 245 - 52~2 ' #2311 pr ese nll~ 304 882;3236 c . ' nlct Pnou~ h to appr Pc•ale the ch arm of older homes come see t h1~ onel 3 bedrooms hllth dmmr, room b•eaklast nook a11d motP mobiiP home 1979 Ford three quartet' ton pick up long bed, PS, PB. goodcond. 1976 Dodge V•n · loW m1leage Good s~e 11600 Call 614· and frame ranch (2) f1replaces rec room eal m A\1 type, carpenter S. concrete work, Interior, e11ter~o r. remo· deltng. pa1ntmg. roof1ng. lrefl entmates Ctll 614 448-6174 1980 Dattun, reduced heel · lent conditiOn OwnertMk good care of this one 304· &76 5189 •' REAL INVESYMEN i ~. est1mates Call coiled 1· 61 4 · 237 ·0488. de-y or night Rogers Bes~menl 446-0294 4418 ~nil • Real Estate General £ 8nutk tee local references fu rm1hed Free SWEEPER end sew1ng m ac hme repair , parts. and 1upphes P1ck up and dehverv. DeVI! Vacuum Clea ner, one t)a lt mt te up Georges Creek Rd Call 614 73 !I approx hvmg space IS1ust the beg1nm ng of thts bnck 16 ft Wtaver John bolt. L1fe jacket, 30 lb thrust electric motor T1tt tr11ier & batterv C1U 614· 446-1112 85 Call 614 446 7404· No Sunday calls BAS EMENT WATERPROOFING Un conditional hfetime guaren· The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-7 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va . t1m1 We~erproof1ng 446-6806 19n Manto Carlo new tlfel. a1r cond. 304- 675 -483, after 600. I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS - THE OWRERS OF THIS lOVElY HQMEREDUCEO IT$11,600 00!11- 2300 sq · 7653 Home lmprovem~nts ' 18ft Tom Boy Bu s Bott equtpped, *1660 Ph 614 367 , thrs AGED JUST RIGHT - II vo u areyounRenou~h 1oen1oy Buy onaanv 1m n chru n 111w chmn an d get nco nd chnlr1 hn\1 prl ee SIDERS EQU IPM ENT CD Hendonon. W Va 30 4 - 67~ - 742 1 SAY 1 DO .lo co unlry b~om home looks like an ad !o r Better Homes and Gardens Bnck and hame b• level sett1ng on 3'h acres of woods l arge fam11y room wtlh stone fireplace, eat m k1tchen liv1n g and d1nmg room Home needs some f1n1shmg B1 ' ~2402 WHAT A SETTING - Wrth all lhe lrees rn Services Boats and Motors for Sale • 8 00 PM, 304· 882 3146 73 Monte Carlo 75 ' 992· &418 '' $36 500 00 Ph 614 388 - 8609 1985 DOdge pickup. 3 ton1 21 000 m•lee *8900 Ca11614· 1918 Marcur,t XR7, SP Couuar. 2818 198& Chevy S 10 V-6. Fuel tnJacted. ,loaded. Durango pack· age, 1herp Mu1t '" Ph 388-8873 :. wood burner hooked to furnace duct Pr1ced at bed•. 1r1ilert, spra ver1. feed bunks. livastDCk watererl min - Moc honlcs l toba cc o souor $360 Coll614 256 1266 ' NEW LISTING .. LARGE FAMILY ROOM 3 bedroom lwo slory home rn Addavrlle school "" lull basement Eletlllcheal wrlh wa gons rotary-tillers rolary cutter•. blade1. dl1c cu\11 vetors, ploWs nadu•a. po at drivers woodsplittftll, gates, headgates. trt.~c k reeks, tr uck eraifeedan Wheel Hon e lawn& gerd en e q ui pment U se d Equtpment· 8 rou nd bal un lsomethat take as tow at a 35 HP tractor) mowing mschl(!et . rakee. drum mower. square balan, used tractors 3 7' h aybin es. cu ldltlo ner. lime apreeder tobacco aetlen d1a cs piOWI, hanow . grev1tv wayon. And tee Ul for a complete line o t pnrts & 1ervlcel 5884 NEW liSTING. PRICED RIGHTI - 2 bedroom. carport, la~ge sl01age burldrng, new mot on a stale hrghway $17,000, Clay School drst11cl Callloday 101 an appornlmenl #2401 a. ml~~:er s .. Trucks for Sale 1976 Dodge Y, ton p1dc· up Sm•U v .a. ·auto $150 Ph 448-86&,11 • • ·' '' 19n Foret F-100 short bed, ~~ 361 cu in , AT AC. AM FM c•slltte shdmg rear wm~dow · .., .. , flbtrgl•s topper Very ,· body 11995 Ph e14· 46' Belt off" call between 6 00· 388-8155 379-2184 446-2230 446-7881 ' 446-0458 446-8655 245-9490 446-6595 BROKER Rnl Sharp t8900 Cell 114· 441· 2105. 72 Real Estate General Real Estate General JUDY DEWITT 614-286 8451 Meuey Ferguson. New Hollan d, Bu1h Hog Sales & Ser11lce Over 40 used u•ctora to choose from & compht1e Una of n ew & used equipment lerge11t selection 1n 1981 GMC S 15 Slorro Pkg. V-I , tuellnjectad. 4-whHI drive. Pontiac Fiero, slereo 61 Farm Equipment US. 36 We1t. ' -· Pomeroy- 1987 If YOU ARE SERIOUS aboul ow ntng a quality home wtlh som e remarkable lealures. co nsrder thrs charmmg 2 level home convenrenlly located on a '.4 am shadr,lol all he edge oil own As soon as you enlet, you II be allracted Iamany unu sually ntce appomlmeniS Pa1 quel oak lloor s. besl quality woodwork. JennArr e >ange, en11re wall ol limestone surroundmg lhe hreplace, bta nd new luxurious wal l lo wa ll ca rpel , walk-m closets, Andersen lhermopane wrnd ows, large IIXtms lhrou g)loul. che11y h1lchen cab1nels. 2x6 wa ll sluds e(lra heavy msulalton Thts ~ bed1oom brick' 1ncludes lormal dinmg room, large l11m g room. 2 balhs, outslandmg lamily room and overs•Zed 2 car garage It's a very prelly sellmg and w•ll sutllhe more dtscrtmlnaltng buyer Oon'l buy anylhmg unltl you see lhts one at $118,000 #109 CHESHIRE VIlLAGE - 2 bedroom home wrlh v1nyl siding. Remodeled ktlchen, drntng 100m, lull basemen! Modern gas forced atr furnace. 2 cat gar age Bargam p11ced at $22,000 N221 NEW LISTING - IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bedroom hom e m the Crly Home rs 1n very good cond111on Gas heal. centr al arr Also w1•ll burll garage wrlh large ?4>30 1oom ahove surlablr• lor apa~lmenl , partral ulllrlrr'' rn pl>cc Ackrrl! $42,800 #309 SUPER HOME IN RIO GRANDE - Well hurl! arrd 1n good condtlton 3 ~ bedrnom1 larnrly room livtng room, ktlchen dmrnp a1 ~d ulrhly room I ' balhs, parl ral ba semcnllor hcal tnR enurmrnl•n~ slora ge, Energy elf•c•cnt well rn< ulated Crly ultltltes Ntce lol lor la m>llowCII and garden Oopostl e Oavrs Hall ' bcrll enl lor sludenls leache1s and employee; I hr soneyouneed lo see Lrsl ed ~~ $50,000 OUTSTANDING BUY IN SYRACU SE- 3brU10om nome w1lh alllhelnmmrngs I ull yr•qurppr.rl ral m krlchen, dmmg room 21ull balhs lr vrn1, roomand lamtly room Coun lry slyle ri Pcoral rng large2 car garage wtlh heal and walrr Only $43 000 M•ny olhe>exlras COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING - Oppo"lf cou1lhouse Ideal lor allorney accoun ta nt loan olfrce. Nrcely lrn1shed rns•de Oulstde and rool paroled lasl yea> Holdrng al $37 000 LOTS Of REPAIRS HAVE BEEN MAO[ - A few more are needed, bul al thl' prtce. $1 8500 you are getl tng a real bargatn I'> slory 1n Vrn lon 2 bedrooms. k1lchen and double lot Make u; ah olle1• -• �·a rm May 24. 1987 Page-D-8 Help, Hope, Healing thente of Soil Stewardship Week • .. .-."' ' )' 01 '•... · MYSTERY FARM - ThiH week's mystery ~. felltured by the Meigs Soli and Water tG~~~ervatlon District, Is !orated somewhere in :arelp County. Individuals wishing to partlclpatl' 'lh the weekly contest may do so by guessing the (!arm'• owner. ,Just mall, or drop off your guess to ~ Ute Dally Sentinel,' Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Oblo, 45768 or the Gallipolis Tribune, 825 Third .Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, and you may win a $5 '¥e.igs County agent's c;,orner :,I < ._ ' By John C. Rice .~ County Extension Agent . '· Agriculture · ' POMEROY - It your house ~~ants, shrubs, or crops have growing pains, give your green tlium)l a helping hand . Ohio State t1nlverslty's Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic Is only a phone away. .. "Our services are available to d;tybody and everybody, not just cpptm~rclal growers," says Stepl!en Nameth. Extension Plant ~thologlst and director of thE.' ollnlc. 4 The clinic, located In 110 I,<ottman Hall on the Ohio State cam~,>us, analyzes more samples than any other lab of Its kind . Specialists In agronomy, entori;iology, horticulture, plant and · gl!st problems. Having all the experts In one building Improves work speed and efficiency. , The two-year-old lab processed «l!'ll ' cash prize from the Ohio Vallrv PubiL~hinat Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be accepted. AU contest entries should he turned in to the newspaper office 'by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a tle,the winner will be chosen by lottery. Next Wl'ek, a Gallia County farm will be featured by the Gallia Soli and Water Conservation District. ' Plant problems more than 4,300 plant and pest samples la st year and even more busi ness Is expect ed this year. Most of the clinic's business Is from urban homeowners. But the clinic also serves commerci al growC'rs, greenhous(' operators' and farmers. many from out side Ohio. The first stop with a probiC'm pl ant should be the cou nt y ex tension office. Often. we ca n answer your questions . II more expertise Is needed then we ca n se nd the pl an t to Col umbus. Scientists In th e clinic ca ~ provide Information on pPsts or di sease affect ing turf and ornament al plant s. fruit s and vegeta bles, and field crops. They also Identify unknow n plants. wePd s and sources of plant lnjuriC's. Th(' Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic ma y be cont acted by telPphonc at 614-292-!\006. Fire Blight - I have received sPvera l ca ll s regarding flrebllght Next CRP signup set July 20-31 at ASCS of appl e and pears . The blight is a common and destructive disease of apples and pears. The disease appear C'ar ly In the spring and blossoms become water-soaked and turn brown . The bacteria may then grow down into the blossom-bearing twigs (spurs) . LPaves on the spur become blighted, turning brown on apple and black on pl"ar . Co ni rol - 1) Keep soil pH brtween 6.0 and 6.5; 21 plant rC'slstant cul tlvars; 3) cut out infected twigs and spurs as soon as the disease Is spott ed. Make cuts 12 in ches below the Infection. Cut tin g . tools should be . di sinfected after each cut. Household bleach diluted 2:·10 In water will do the job if it is not more than two hours old ; 4) fertili ze trers ea rly in thr growing season . 51 strrptomycln, two or more times. at four to six day inter va l s fr om early bloom through petal-fall. Powderpost beetles threat to dried wood COLUMBUS. Ohi o tUPII- 1\ should co nsidC'r enrolling thosr problem of which homrowners By Patty Dyer fields in the program . Fields may should bC' awarr in the summer. District Conservationist GALLIPOLIS - Reduced ero- br redefined to permit the C'spccia lly in Ma~· and June. is th e sion Is saving 209 million tons of enrollment of steeper arC'as into powder post beet IP. which enj oys thC' program while the !tall er. chewing on cirit' d or rurcd soil annually on the Initial 8.2 more productive arpas arC' re· lumber. r't)llllon acres of land enrolled In William F . L~· o n . an F:xtrnslon talned lor farming . ' W86 In the u.s. DE'partment or The next CRP signup will br entomologi st at Ohio Stall' Uni Agriculture's Conservation ReJuly 20-31, at thrCount y Agricul - \·r r sit y. sa.\ 'S largr-porrd hard serve Program (CRPl. sa id tural Stabiliza tion and Consrrva - woods . surh as oak. ash, hickory Wilson Scaling, Chief of USDA's and mahoga ny. arc their main tlon Service (ASCSJ of!lcC'. SOil Conservation Service (SCS). roursc. In Ohio, four slgnup periods, fnree In 1986 and one In 1987. have fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiijiiiiiijjjiiiij~fiii~pipii brought nearly 115,000 acres Into the CRP. Estimated soil savings Is just over 2.3 million tons per year . • In Gallla County we have two tarmers signed up for a total of 51 C)::res according to District Conservationist. Patty Oyer. ",. "We still havE' somE' work to do." says Harry W. OnPth. statE' nservatlonlst In Ohio for the S. Oneth point s out that Ohio ' s about 1.4 million cropland res eligible und!'r the CRP. ,, The goal of CRP nationally Is to l'ftlre 40-45 million acrrs of hlghly erodible cropland by 1990. SCS officials say If that goal Is Qlt>t, approxlmatt>ly 825 million ~ns of soil will be savt>d each ar. "The average annual rroslon late on the 8.2 million acres ~ntracted under CRP In 1986 Ill drop from 27.3 to 1.9 tons per .ere when In permanent cov!'r," ' SCaling said. ": Land t>nrollt>d In CRP Is ~t~ellttlble for cropping and must lie planted with pt>rmanent vetatlve cover, for a 10 year J1etlod. At the end of tht> contract Qfrl(ld any affected cropping se Is returped to the farm . "' Participants rec etvr ·cost lhare payments of up to 50 ~rcent of the cost of rstablishlng tfet'l . or grass on tht> acreage laced In tht> program. The average cost·share amount to be Jlald by USDA Is $37.51 prr acre. payments partially relm· lUI'W farmers for tht> one-time f()at of establishing required abnRrva tlorl practices on the "land. ~ Farmers also receive annual rental. J)llyments for retiring Qlelr land through 10 year $1ltr.cts, The average rental ~ld to participants In 1986 ..5,53. The manlmum rental accepted In SOutheastern to date Is $50.00 per acre. ..-mers with marginal cro· ~-- which Is not very producw or which Is hard to get to ' In the secu lar sense. they need "help, hope, and healing." Farmers · and ranchers who work and cherish the land qualify as the most productive and resourct>ful citizens of the country, but the ta sk of perpetuating the fertility of the soil and maintaining the purit y of the water Is like the logs that were too heavy for the pioneer to hoist without assistance. In the interest of th e nation's long-term prosperit y, it is vital for urban people to under stand the concept of mutual assistance. When the task is the maint enancE' of soil fertility and water purity, the people who live In the large ci ti es have as much at sta ke In the success of the project as the farmer who drives the tractor. An argument could be m_adr for the proposition that farmers. more than most other segment s of the population, are sus tained by hope. Hope slips away when the resource ba se on which the farmer (a nd the nation ) survives erodes excessively and the fertility of the fields declines. Help comes only when the qualit y or the land is . preservrd so th at improvements in the market, when they come, offer an opportunity to produce in. hope th at the plowing is not In vain . When the water is contaminated. with .silt or industrial waste, it ·must be cleaned by an expensive process. The hea ling or the water is not accomplished with a miracle; it is a function of si mple logic, implemented by the management of thP field s and mountains. arid t he tec hnology of · t he flltE'rs. The leas t expensive a nd most effective way of "heal" the waters is to prevent their contamination. Healing In the present tense is not enough. Even when the c ustodial owners handle the land with all the care that ca n reasonabl y be expected. soc iety st ill mu st guard against the hazards of soi l loss and water contamination . The cha llenge in a changing wor ld is to anticipate the innovations and preserve the verit les of f erti!E' soi l and pure water . It can. and must, be done. Gallia County churches wish Ing to receive material to sha re w ith their congrega tions during Soil Stewardship Week. please contact the Gallia SWCDofflceat 529 Jackson Pike, Room 308-C or ca ll 446-8687. ... GALLIA County Commissioners (left to right) Dr. Dan Notter, Dick Cremeans and Kail Burleson pose with Constance White Of the Galli a Soil and Wale[ Cons1•rvatlon District. The 1987 theml' for Soil Stewardship Week is, Hdp, Hope and Healing. , ' ~f. pese E 'I By Constance White GALLIPOLIS- Gallia County Commissioners have proclaimed May 24-31 as Soil Stewardship Week in the count y. The well being of our people depends upon the produ ct ion of ample supplies of food, fiber and other products of the soil. The quality of these products depend upon the conservation, wise and proper managem ent of the soil and water resources . The Gallia Soil and Water Conservation Oistri.ct provides a practical and democra tic organization through which landowners are taking the Initiative to conserve and make proper use of these resources . Because of the appreciation of the value of out soil and water resources to the public welfare the week was officially proclaimed In Gallia County. As a nation we tend to accept the abundance of the good earth without pausing to wonder about the welfare of those who . are more responsible for the production , proct>sslng, and delivery of the finished product s. Segments of out soc iet y tend to become iso lated. On these occasions. the disadvantaged people require "faith, hope, and charit y" to maintain their spiritual strength. Jim Mink Chev.-Olds says -"Have ASafe Memorial Day Holiday" We have the biggeJt and best selection in the Tri,·County area. No Gimmicks - Just Good Honest Down Home 'Deals Most rebate programs .end June 12, 19 87 GMAC & Bank Financing On the Spot See Mike Sickels, Jim Walker, Colin Saund~rs, Sherman Green, Roger Dillard or Dwight Stevers. "There 11 No R••••• to.Shop El•••h.ere" Chevrolet-Oldsmpbile Inc. 1616 lASTED lYE., GlWPOUS . CAIS 446-3672 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May 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 May 24, 1987 casto cox gardner hendricks o'brien owens price reynolds robinson slaven steele