http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/547ae9c6ca7b6644bf16f26edda66c73.pdf 1a39a6fa456b8116d02a49bcca416175 PDF Text Text Sunday 50 cents Lendl, Cash in FAC purchase· ·awards · ~. Page B-1 . Wi01bledo~ Community Corner: Sooner or later... Page 8-8 •· • : Gallipolis Rivf.r Reereatlon picture~... Page o_:s finals- · ln~o~id.Along the. River ........ B-1-1! Business ............. ......... .D-1 Comlcs .................... lnsert Classifleds ........ , ..... .. D-3·7 Deaths .................. ..... . A-5 Farm ....... .......... ... ...... D-2 Editorial ... ............ .... .. A-2 .. ..... :.............. C-1·6 Partly clou y Sunday. Highs in the mid 80s. Probability of precipitation near zero Sunday . • ·tmts • • ' Vol. 22 No. 22 Copyrighted 1987 ·8 Sections, 60 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant July 5. 1987 Select Lori Tope '87 .R iver Recreation queen By LEE ANN WELCH . Times-Sentinel Staff GALLil>OLtS - On a hot' summer night, with hundreds of people watching. 13 young women took the stage. all hoping to be named 'J987 Gallipolis River Recreation Queen. A lot was 11 stake. with the title comes a $500 scholarship. and these girls are college-bound . They nervously put corsages on their wristsand waited. Sta nding behind them were 13 young men. trying to steady th<' girls' nerves . Emcee Bud McGhee talked with each. asking them questions about various topics. but that was to give the audience time to look over the girls. a.1d decide whom they thought should be the winner .. Actually, the choice had been mad e earlier In the week by three judges. When the big moment arrived. Lori Tope was named. queen .-Runners up were (second place) Paula Brown and (first) Lynn Conley. . ·Lori Tope Is the daughter of Anita Tope and Tom Tope of Gallipolis. A graduat e of Gallla Academy High School. she plans at ent er Ohio State University in the fall to study pre-law. Beyond that. she would like to attend Case Western Reserve University Law Sc hool. In ,high school, she was president of the Key Club, Galilan edlror. editor of the Callia Script, a cheer leader and · member of national Honor ' Society, Varsity G, Spanish Club, prom committee and ma rching, concert and symphonic bands. First runner-up of the pagea nt. Lynn Conley, was also named by Miss Congeniality, c hosen by the other contestants. The daughter of Harlan B. and Donna J . Conley of Gallipolis, she graduated from Gallia Academy High School. She plans to major in commu nicaiton.at Ohio University. (n high school, Miss COrlley was a member of Madrigals. band, choir, Tri-Hi -Y, N/ltlonal Honor Society, Thespian Society. Spanish Club, year book staff. Junior Leaders. sc holarship and the Giillla Count y Junior Fairboard. She has received the Manasseh Cutler Scholarship and beeD' named a McGuffey Summer Scholar at Ohio University and was presented the National History and Government Award. Secend runner-up Paula Brown is the daughter of Jerry and Barbara Brown of Ches hire. She graduated from Kyger Creek High School, and will attend Ohio Stat e University, majoring in chemistry. In high school, she was class va ledictorian and received the Holzer Science Award and Ohio Academic Scholarship. ·Miss Brown was also named Ohio State Freshman Scholar and Regional Scholar of Southeastern Ohio. She was a member of National Honor Society, st udent council, Key Club, Art Clup (treasurer), French Club and Latin Club. She was also captain of the SVAC Quiz Bowl Team and co-chaired the ' Superintenednet's Advisory Council. The contest. sponsored by the Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club was chaired qy Susan Brandeberry. , ~rovi ding the $500 scholarship was McDonald's of Gallipolis. Other businesses providing services for th~ pageant were Clark' s Jewelry Store, Dudley's Florist. French City Florist, Amyl's Floral Fashions and J .R. 's Flower Shop. Organist for the event was Mary Lucas. More rain falls over parts of itOrthern Ohio on Saturday " The s torms were triggered by a By United Press International cold front that moved into Ohio A line of thunderstorms moved , throug h flood-ravaged north cen- Friday and was expected to be tral Ohio early Saturday, but the out of the region early today, storm s were sca ttered and they leavi ng behind clearing skies and dumped little new rainfa ll in the drier air. Meanwhile. National Guards· area. men Friday helped with cleanup However. parts of northern effol;ls in north central Ohio, Ohio were hit by heavy rai ns which was hit Thursday by the Friday night. Woodsville in San· worst floods in 30 years . dusky County received 2.90 Gov . Richard Celeste and Maj . Inches of rain and Sheffield in Gen. Raymond Galloway, the Lorain County got 1.5 inches, the stat e's adjutant general. toured Service said. ar6fis by • heU.I!!!Ple,( 'Frld,a_y _ ,..'1··-.. . .~ ~~1,JIIIIitlt!ll~'BU!'.etl ·•no major · the morning.. · QUEEN AND HER CQJ,JRT - Lori Tope ( t·enter) River Recreational Qut•en stands with her court, Paula Brown (right) the sPcond Celeste. who declared· Rich· land, Morrow, Marion and Dela· ware counties disas ter areas, said federal a uthorities would visit the flooded areas Monday to determine if they are eligible for federal aSs istan re. About 60 National Guard troops were assis ting in cleanup operations in the Richland County towns of Shelby and Bellville, hardest-hit in the floods . • Damage in Shelby was es ti· mated at $13.4 million. while Continued on A-6 runnerup, and Lynne Conley (left) the first runnerup. (Times-Sentinel photo by Steven Triplett) President Reagan celebrates holiday at Camp David after 'Bill of Rights' WASHLNGTON 1UP II -PresIdent Reagan cel<'bra ted the Fourth of July and his wife's 66th birthda y this weekend at Camp David after unveiling l]ls "EconomiC' Bil l of Right s" whose centerpiece I ~ a balanced budget and low taxes. The president arid his wife. wea.rlng relaxed sum mer attire. fl ew to the mountaintop retreat Friday after ceremonies. replete with fireworks and patriotic touches. at the Jefferson Memorial. Borrowing from Franklin D. Roosevelt. Reagan declared "four freedoms" of the economy In his Friday speec h: "The freedom to work ... the freedom to enjoy the frult.s of one's labor ... the fr eedom to own and control one's property ... the freedom to par,tlclpate in a free market." He proclaimed that "property rights are central to liberty and they should never be trampled upon" and sa id ·that excessive ta xa tion Is equivalent to eco·nomic slavery. Standing coat less In the typl· cally muggy summer heat on a marble landing In front of the Memorial. Reagan renewed his call for a constitutional amend· ment to balance the budget. He also added a new twist - a proposed reql,lirement that any tax Increase win passage by more than the simple majorit y required for ali' other legislation. Continued on.A-6 ·· • s A •• ' ,... ' . • BIG WHEELS KEEP ON TURN'IN' -Contest· ants In the Big Wheel race, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, start out of the blocks and head up First Avenue, along the midway, toward the finish \ line. Boys and girls six years old and younger competed together, and the race featured Big Wheels of all shapes and colors. (Times-Sentinel photo by' Geoffrey Osborne) Neighbors· go toge~her to pay: for i:ristallation of waterlines -~ EXTENDING LINES - . Tuppers Plaia. :·chester Water District lines are beln1 extended to . Include Lebanon Towuhlp resident• alone Tanners Run and Hoback Roads, and a portion of : State Route 124 In between. But Tuppers • Plalu-Chester Isn't paylnl for the coiUitructlon. ·Residents In desperate . . need of water are footing . . . By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff RACINE - Where there's a will there's a way. . The adage has been proven once again. This time by a group of neighbors In Lebanon Township who needed water- and got it. When numerous water sam· pies from properties along Tanners Run and Hoback Roads and along State Route 124 1.n between, tested unsafe by· the . county health department, res!· . ·d ents living In the area knew something had to be done. Six of the affected families put their heads together and "did something quite extraordinary," according to Don Poole, general manager of Tuppers PlainsChester Water District. They paid · the cpsts of Installing waterlines from the ellds of the bW. Role Excavatln1, of Racine, resldenll themselves, becan laylnl lines last week. From left io right, Tuppers Plai1111-Chester employee, Benton Dul!fee, and Wilbur Donohew of Rose Excavallnr, set valves for a hydrant. If all goes as expected, the lines should be In ser;vlce thl8 week. · · ( ''\, lo ' \ ex isting Tuppers Plains-Chester waterlines . to their own residences. Poole says the families InItiated the project about the first of this year, beginning with questions and answers. They wanted to know how ·long It would take to get water If they went through usual channels such as governmental grant and loan agencies. 'Poole says he was candid In answering their questions "be· cause that's what they wanted." Based upon his answers , arid answers from other agencies and officials they contacted, Poole says the group decided "that's too long. We're thirsty now." Their next question was how much would It cost If they paid for the Installation of the llnei themselvl!s. • Poole gave them an esq,mate of t • $12,000, which included laying about 8000 feet of pipe and also the taps for those who obligated their participation (n the project.. The group even hired thelro~n contractor, Rose Excavating, of Racine, to lay the waterlines. In the end. the total costs were divided by the six neighbors, though only four actually needed the water. One ~entlemen didn ' t everi buy a tap. This man ana another family assisted with th~ costs because they wa.nted to help their neighbors. They said that In the future, they migh.t need the water too. • The group requested the water district act as paying agent In thr project's construction trans~~c'tl­ tlons, and· everyone submitted their money to the water district two months ago. Had It not been for securing easements fron;a Continued on A·li •: .• . �.. ) • ' ' i Commentary .and perspective .. A' Dlvlslo.n of Third Ave., GaWpolis, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) «6·2342 . (614) 992·2156 ROBERTL WINGETT Publisher . HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Ass0.t811t Publlsber· Controller A MEMBER Or Th e Unit ed Press ln ternattona l, Inla nd Da lly Press Associa tion and th e Ani.etlcan Newspaper. Publishers Association. LEITERS OF OPIN ION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words ... _, long. All letters are s ubject to ed lttng and rn1st be signed wit h name. addre:;s and ,telep hone nu mber. No Wl signed lett er!(w \11 be published . Letters shou ld be In good taste, addressing Iss ues, not persona lities. :senate Democrats 'get no respect' • . WASHINGTON- Many AmerIcans a re dangerously In debt, lure d toward the rocks of bankrupt'cy by the siren song of easy . credit. But they 're pikers com pared to the federal government, which has the easies t credit of all : an e ndless supply of blank : c hecks backed by the taxpaye rs. · The national debt stood at $2.21 trillion on May I, a nd this year's . budget drflclt Is head ed toward $200 ·billion . If .s om et hing Isn't done, the n ~tional de_l>t_by 1990 will be only a coupl e of billion dollars shy ·of $3 t r illion - a lite rally unimaginable s um. Yet like lhdlvlduals who are compulsive spendthrifts the fe der a l government can't 'seem to c urb Its extravagant habits . Sen. •July 5, 1987 g ross nationa l product Is only m e nt's s pe nding pr lorliles In the $143 million . last few years: A House ApproThe State Department prlations Committee document spends' .$11,000 a m onth rent for" s hows the direction of public Its U .N . .a mba ssador's apart· s pending si n ce 1980 . For ment In New York City . exa mple: Federal agencies spent · - Military spending will have mote tha n $336 million on public _ Increased by two·thlrds In the 12 relations In 1985. An additional years ending In 1992. · ' $99 million was .spent on "con- Pay m ents to 'Individu a ls , gresslonal relations" - even like Social Security, Medica re though govern me nt agencies are a nd Medicaid, wlll have In· creased one-third In the sa me (orbidd e n b y law to lobby members of Congress . period. 1979. - The State Department IS - -= One-third of all the trips-" - All other-domestic-spending building 10 new residences for m a d e In c hauffe ur-driven go- · by t he fed eraI government will have decreased by 39.3 percen t. American diplomats In Austra- ver nme nt cars In 1984 were m ade - Interest o n the nat.lonal debt by Environmental Protection lia . Cost: $650,000 each. will ·have g rown by 41.9 percent -The new $33 million e mbassy Agency poohbahs goi ng to a n!l between 1980 a nd 1992. Is under construction In Belize, a . from lunc h . The average ride cost the taxpayers $45; EPA Foot not e: Unlike Individua ls tiny Caribbean country whose officials rejected a . suggestion or corpor_atlon s drowning In d e bt , tbat they take taxis (which would Unc le Sam ca n 't t a k.e the eyy. have averaged $5 a trip) . way out and·dec lare bankruptey. - The National Instit ut es of A Treasury offi cia l sai d It would Healt h awarded grants to st udy be " unthinka ble and lrrespons l· suc h t rivia as food -foraging b le" fo r the U.S. gove rnme nt to habits of a Parag uayan Indi an defauli on Its bonds - which By United Press International · tribe. late marriage In a Spanish. suggests that som eone has · at Today iS Sund ay, July 5, the !86th day of 1987 wit.h 179 to follow. v ill age, ch ildren's reaction to least been thi nking the unthlnkaThe moon is waxing, moving toward It s full phase. to n sillectomles and th e politic a l ble. Meanwhile , Congress h as The m orni ng s tars a r e Mer cu ry, Venus a nd Jupiter . at titudes of a small private just prlnt t>d another bundle of • The evening·s tars are Mars a nd Satyrn. . . co llege's women graduates. blank c hecks, raising the lega l Those born on this date are under t he sign·of Ca ncer. They in c lude · Most. Americans h ave only a ceiling on the national de bt to English actress Sarah Sidd.ons In 1755; Dav id Farragut. the fir st u.s .· foggy notion of the way Co ngress $2.32 trillion . T hey ha d to: T he Navy a dmiral. in 1801; showman P .T . Barnum fn 1810; Britis h and the Reaga n adm inistratio n deb) was growing by $10 billion a c:olonialis t Cecil Rhodes. founder of Rhodesia (now Z imbabwe). in have reordt'fed ih e govern - month . 1853; Dwight Davis. found e r of the Davis Cup te~ n is tournament. in 1879; Frenc h write r - film director Jean Coctea u in 1889; ~ctor Milburn Stone in 1904; politician-diploma t Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. in 1902; JulieNlxon Eisenhower in 1948 (age 39). a nd si nger Huey Lew is AFFLICTION :God's Servant In 1951 (age 36) . •·... h1 rhu .•·•· d11n ~ lwlf b,, fljjli c r i~ "' · .m d1 ••• ro •tJ .~ rrut froJm tho • h ~<~ti nn il!, n/ Today in history :oY < .Breton L. Morgan. M.D., Inc. GENERAL MEDICINE . .• Paga-A-2 Sandwi_c.h. Specials Monday - Friday . 8:30 a.m.-5:00p.m. July6. 675-6492 ' rrNifimL .. ·· .. ____ .. By United Press I ntl•rnatl~nal State and federa l o ffi c ial s cracked down on the use of ill egal flfeworks over the l n'ciC'pc•nrli'.ncr· Day holid ays . · Billy D. Phillips. c h ief of the s tat e fir e marsh a l' s ins pec tio n burea u . said a n Pstimated $12 mllllon In flrrworks were il lc· gaily purrhast:'d this yC"ar in 0~10 . Burea u of Alcoho l. Tob<~ec o and Flr<'ar ms rrcords show that 12.fim prop lc were ln jurt:'d b.1· fireworks across thf' cou ntr\' in 19Rti: a ncl peree-n t ol t hf' lnjur<'d were under the age of l c>. "T h o us<~nd s of eyPs. ha nd s. careers a nd so me live' depend o n a com mitn\r nt ··;o •afctv this Fourth of Jul)' ... sai d Strp.hen E . Higgins. dlr'!'ctor of 1hc U .S . Bureau of ·Atcohol. T Obacco .and Firearms. Fire m~r s h<tl '> clr putics arc Investigating lhc sla Je's 4~ li · ccnscd fiJ'P~<'Or~' dI s 1rll/u tors and confiscatl'd so m e $;;()0,tl~l brulslngs and br('akfhgs. Thert are lob pressui"('S, social pressures. fln a ncla.l prcs~ures, fam ily pressures , and pressur('S wlfhin the chu rch . The aim of the rnc-m v Is 10 "wi'ar out" thl" saints. In t hC' clays of his deep troubles , Job d<'Clar<:'<l. " ... days of arntctlon have gripped hold upon me.. .' Job:JO: 16. Not just a sl ngte s~tback or dls•ppolntmrnt. but a prolongedseasonortcrrl· bte calamity. Jesus lntlmtdates thai the last dars witt bring much tribula ti on to the \Ao'holf' ('arth, and men's hearts wU fPar and frembll' all the work Into o tool for the ou tworkin g o.f His pufl)OS('. enem y·~ Joseph's brC1hrcn h<>aped hat e and 111-trcafmmt upon fttm and tlnally sold him as a slave into Egypt. Thcrc- he enrountered more disappointments and tnlust ~ worth of and USl'S 11 IO, work out a glorious purpcli('. He was ablp to say unto his brethr<ll, " It was not yoo that sent me hither. but God.''Whcn 1\L~sromdsonwas born, he called hlm Ephraim. meaning "frull f\11 ," and JOS<'Ph drelared . "God hath caused me !o be (1\ultfulln tlw land or arntctkm." Go>nesls 41: 52. My lrlt'!lds, our land of alntcllon can bring ronh fruit to the glory of God . 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The ra id came om? week aftPr undercover · agents sa id they purchased Class C fireworks firecrac kers a nd ro ma n ca ndl es - without signing forms rP· qui red by state law . Age nt ~ said Ihr)· a lso purcha sed mar<' powrr. ful ('xp los ives w ithOut showin g a s tate - r e qu ire d c xhibi t or·s license. ·"· Any Sin Blind In Thla Ad ~2xl4 -· ·- - Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building Suite 117 · Medicare Assignments Accepted ., ~-- -- -- _ 0 28x64 28x64 30xl4 31xl4 \ . -. -==: 2° 0FF Z3x42 35x42 38x42 35x50 38x50 23x64 24xl4 25x64 28x64_: · ·27x84 ' Every Sunday Every Tuesday Evening Evening 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. HAMBURGERS SAVE 20°/o-50°/o SUN nAV ONL Y SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carri er or Motor Route 2~ WN"J<~ 13 IN. COLOR TV ......................... $1 7 8 " 19 IN. COLOR TV ......................... $21 2 . . $ . 25 IN. COLOR REMOtE TV ............ 448 plotting, t he t"Vtl, the sutft>ring,lhf:' cruclflxlon, havC' served a tremendous - M rm brr: Ultltcd PrPss Inlf' r national. Om • WcPk ............................ f\0 Ct'nl~ ' One Year .. . ...... ........ . . . .... $.11. 2Q' building ho us in g fi rework s. COLOR TV'S during wh.:tt THE GREAT SUMMER SHOE SALE IS ON ••• Psalm 119. 65-75: "Thou hast dealt welt with thy servant ... ll<>tore I was af· ntcted I went astrav. but now have I kcpllhy wonl ... lt Is good tar me that! have boen a!filcted, that I ml~ht learn thy statutes ... thou .In fait hfulness It" was "their hour." At evP,ry tum they seemed to have the upper hand. ac· cuslng, scourging, wounding, and at last crucifying. Where is God'! The enemy Is doing the worst and God Is allowing u. Why? Because It Is all fit · ttng perfet'\ty Into His plan. Redemption at Iasris a rt!allty. All the hate. the . CLOSEOUT ON SHARP aut110rltlf's clrscrlbC' as the largest raid <'VN undt:' J' Ohio's long horror of darknPSs Is ov('r . $au lis gonC'. Th(' Lord was delivered. And tn looking back he ca n St'e hoW Cod has used It all . Hea r his testimony In molding a man . Oh, what a nilghty God ·-..e se1w! · In the days or Jesus, haired and munler grew dally In Jhe hearts of the scribes a nd Pharisees. A conspiracy was forming throughout thr land to kill Jesus. Finally, Satan .entered Into Judas and planted tn his mind the betr~ya l of Jesus. Sata n thoug ht onei' tw had destroyed the SOn of God he , ·ear -old firework s law. · In Dee r fi e ld Thurs da y . 30 lnv('Stlga tors from the s ta te fire marsha l's rifficr and six Po rta g<' County shrrlff's d e puties raid<'d Midwf'st Fireworks I nc .. a fireworks ma nufacturer and retail outl<'t. Six pcoplf' wen• arres!t'cl on c hargt's of il lt·ga l fir<'works sa iC"s and thP unl awfu l renovat io n a t a prop'" ;,o translated "affliction" and twentv-one times " tribulation." Jesus drelared that the close or this a~f' would 1:>(. charatterlzed b.'I much pressure, and tn· deed each one of ou r li ves can ~11~1 to that. EvPryone haS his sharP of 3.tf· li(otlons, whether they be strallness. distress. su f!erln~ . ev\ltrealment, or sure was terrible. In f.anattc determination. Saul had vow«! to kill htm . Dally, he feveris hly schemro and pursued . David at tlmes fell h<> wo~tdn ' t make It , "There Is but a step between me and death ... " he declared. There weco times when dellverane<:> se<>med ImpoSsible. "And Da vid sa id lnhis heart. I shalt now pcrl•h one day by the hand or Saul. .. " ! Sa muel 27:1. AU the revelation about his becoming king woold fadeout of his being. The on ly reattry was a rete,utess ctally pfflsure upon his sptrlt . Yet, one day I hat Offi('t •. GALLIPOLIS, OH. and HENDERSON, W; VA. ANY LARGE SANDWICH s·tate cracks down on illegal fireworks . . means '"pressure." Seventeen limes In the N('w Tl'Sta menl this world Is David was undPr continual P<'f'sectJ.1ion a the hands of Saul. The pres· beverages, including wine, h eer and so~t drinks a nd features a drive ·throug'b facility. A fres h produce stand is be ing operat ed during the summer months. T he es tablishme nt is .o pen from 7: 30 a.m. to 12 midnight , Monday through Thursday and from 7:30 a .m. to I a.m. Fridays and Saturd ays, hut will be closed o n Sundays . - NEW BUSINESS - The Fiv e Points Express o n ·Ko-.te 7 opened for business ' this wee kend. A Meigs landmark, the Five Points Grill, was lorn dow n last fall to vr cat e t.he location for the new structure. Owned hy Mike and Rhonda Roberts and his mother, Phoe he Robe rts, the new business handles · gasoline, groceries, and a · range of >\1nrlt l.'L / 9 a m azing growth or the Isracittcs among them. Pharaoh af'!tlcted t~ wtth grievous burdens of work. and made thdr Uves blttl'r with hard borxla!l<'. But rather than st"'' tMtr t>ho?nomenal growth. the Bible lndlcat._.. tha t "the more thcy affl icted tMm. the rr\ore they multiplied. and grew." Thus. mysteriously. God's word that Abraham's sa>d woold become as numerous aa too sand of the sea began to be rut nttro tn that cnvtronrnmt of great oppreS!IIon and arntctlon. Are yoo ln a pra"" of great pl'l'Ssure that appears 10 be cru5hln~ yoor ttfe? r want you to know that He Is l.onl and Master In and overev.,.y envlronm<'llt. Right where yoo are, GOd Is w(>rklng ou1 same aspect.o! His pui"]JOSe. I am convinCed that It wUI be tilt• envlronmml of grea t tribulation tha i God wur u"" to pun tv and prt'pal'e a PlOple tor the ronitng or thl.> lllnl. Pu bllshNI f'owh Sunday . B'l~ Th lrd A V('., G<Jilipulls. Ohio. by lhPOhio Vallry Pub· llshlnj! Compa nyJMu! J!mNia. lnf . Se· ron'd tla~s po1l. la~f' paid ;:~I Calllpolls. O hln ~~3f. ErUNf'd as ~ .-con<t clas;; m aili ng ma·111•1' <t'l Pomt.>rov. OhiO , Posl AdvPrl l.c;lng R eprf'st>nlatl\•t'. Brai'l h ;~m Nf'wspapcr Sa IPs, 733 Third AvC' nU f'. Nf'w York . Nf'W Yol'k 1001 7. The term "ar111ctlon" comes from the Greek word "th11P$1S," which <'Ventually lmprtsonnicnt. But God Jakes hold or all this hate and CUSP 5i;.•oo) 1nl<.tn~l Daily PrPss Associ<J iion and !he Ohio Npwspap C'I' Assorinllon. Nallon<tl William Armstrong, R -Coto . • h as denounced congnisslonal budget ~. Including t he Senate'e first budge t resolution for fisca l 1988 as "boOkkeeping gimmicks a nd legislative gimcrackery."· Here are just a few of the Items that raise d ' Armstrong 's hackles : . _ - The Interior Department · ha s failed to collect $3 billion In oil and gas royalties owed fo r leases of government land since COLUMBUS - Du r in g t he artfu l political c horeography that just _ e_!ld e d th e spring legis Iat ive session at t he S\M_ehouse. minority · : S~nate Democra ts were trea ted like wallflowers and they reacte d · . · accordingly. . : The morose Sena t e Democrats a ll v oted "no" on the $22.5 billion ;s ta te budget, even though it contai ned plen ty of fuel for a re-election ·campa ign. ·:: . T here were more " no" votes \15) on the budge t in the 33- member .;sena te tha n there were (14) in t he e ntire 99· m e mber House. :;: Because life at thP Statehouse these days has the Se nate Democ rats ;:as the odd man (and one woma n) out, Like Rodney Dangerfield , they . ;get no respect. ·• So the Democrats sa t quiet ly a nd voted nega tive ly as the _: domi nating House Democrats a nd minority Republicans cu t deals .: wuh each ot her. wi th thE' Senate Republicans and with Gov_ Ri chard ·- F . Celeste. :;: "We were s hut out of the process," expla ined Assistan t Minority On this dat e in his to r y: :•Lea de r Sen . Neal F . Zimmers Jr .. D-bayton . "Nobody ever came and In 1865; Wi ll iam Boor'h-io unde d the Salva tio n Arm y In London . :sai d . 'N ick. what do you want In the budget?"' In 1935, President Franklin D . Roosev e lt signed the Na tional Labor : The Senate Democrats also had the rug pulled out from under them Relations Act. the governor's office o n the c iv il jus tice a nd Ins urance reform bill. In 1945. Gen . D.ougla,s MacArthur announced' the liberation of th.e • • Th e Dem ocra ts, though ou tgunned, we r e r eady for bea r whe n the Philippines as World War 11 a pproached it s· e nd . :t>· 11 came to t he floor. T hey broug ht more than 200 la bor un ion and In 1982. the Penn Sq uare Ba n k of Oklahoma wa s declared Insolven t. >Consumer re present atives to the Statehou se for a dem onstra tion and · touc hing off a ba nk cr isis th at a ffected much of the U nited Sta tes. ·:~repared to pu t on a s how with som e amendm e nts and oratory. : · But _the bill was ya nked off the floor · that day a fter the Senate · Re publ icans said the governor's office told them it wa n ted to offer :Som p· a me ndm ent s for nego tiation. T he confrontational balloon "liurs t. A though t for the day: J ea n Coctea u sa id, "We must believe In tuck. How how e lse can we expla in . the s uccess of those we don' t Iik"e?" ·· :; Perhaps the most unkind cut of a ll cam e wh en House Spea k er 'Ver na l G. Riffe J r.. D- New Boston, orchestrated a n am e ndment to ;ihe budget la nguage bill s ing ling ou t tlie Ohio Public Inter est .Campaign for st ric t reportin g requirement s w he n solic iting fu nds ;door to door. . . The consu m er grou p, which Riffe abhor s for it s inflexi ble · :qpp osition to bus iness, fou g ht the civ il jusftce a nd Ins u ra n ce refo rm ~ill . working c losely w ith t he Sena te Democr at s. : • Riffe already had pushed th rough a bill, opposed by O PIC and the ~ n ate Dem ocrats, permitllng corporations to form politica l actio n :rommit tees to ga in an eq ua l footing wi th organized labor, hurting the .Senate Dem ocrats in nex t year's elect ions: :; Now Riffe wa nted to punis h OPi C for opposing t he c iv il jus tice :legislation. a lthoug h h e clai med he m erely want ed O.P IC to follow the · · ~ m e reporting req uir~men ts they demande d of the corpora te ~olitical action committees . • . : • "The people that solicit door- t o-~oor are not corporat e PACs." sa id Office Hours ;Senate Minority Leader Harry Mes he l, D · Youngstown . " They are .citizens " ;. Then. a t approxim a te ly 10 p.m. las t Mond ay, Mes hel vented h is vustration in fro nt of his fellow sena t ors. ' . :; "If there' s a nybody that wa nt s to m a ke love to this ca ucus," he ;bellowed, " the very leas t they could do is have the courtesy of Appts. Beginning "!(hower ing w ith us fir st. If you need some spec ifics done . join with our ::ea uc us in participatio n." · ·· Th e De mocra ts the n p roceede d to.defea t a n e m ergencyclause .for budget la n guage bill. de laying cos t-saving . meas ures to he lp ~a,JaJlc,e the budget for !lO d ays. They were roundly c hided bY. the 'btE'DUOI leans for failin g to s upport the Celeste a dmlnistra ton . The Sunday Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. Unlimited credit_·----'--.---~Ja_ck_. _A_~_de~rs_o_n_:.,_.a-::-nd.;.__]o--:se_p_h_S_p_ea_r_ Junlht~ ~imeJ- JtldiUt! ~25 July 5, 1987 ' New Brake Pads, New Grease Seals, P(Jck Bearings, Try-Rotors, &.Check Reqr Brakes (Metallic Pads Slightly Higher) HEAVY DUTY GAS SHOCKS Cars $18.95 Trucks . $24.95 Installation Inc. .. RADIAL H/R! THE WW PRICE IN HIGH PERFORMANCE .. •• • FEATURES • H speed raled design ._ • Steel-belted consi!UCiron with nylon cap plies So·l' """lil'n ~.dr•tv PI95/60HRl• P215/60HRI4 P235/60HRI5 Pt95170HRI4 P205170HRt4 ~peed 1111;1'1!1 mt01matoon m ' aM h•l! STOIC 63.73 . 68.49 76.00 61.81 64.55 �-. . .... .-Local briefs • Ou tdoor nature hikes have been scheduled for July 5, 2 p.m. ·and 7 p.m. at Raccoon Creek Park on the Natural Gorge Tra il. · The hike is approximately 35 to 40 minutes. Participants should meet at the park office prior to qepartlire. T he · Natural Gorge nature trail. recently Improved. Is maintained by .the 0.0. Mcintyre Park Disttlct.. Bids·slat.ed OtJ·2·-Meigs projects ~. MARIETTA - Bids will be taken July 14th by the Ohio Department of Transportation .,lor -lcenova t ion oL two ·Meigs . County U.S. Rou te 33 rest areas . · ..~ ...;... .George Dougan. district 10 deputy director , announced that the rest are>~s, located just southeast of Darwin, will be upgraded with new privy type res trooms and handicapped accessibl e curb ramps being Installed. Const ruct ion of the proj ect will begin ilO t o 45days after the awarding of the contract. The estimated co mpletion date Is Nov . 15. this year. Ferry rates to be increased POMEROY -Starting. Monday, _fees to ride the Pomeroy Mason ferry will be slightly higher . Autos and pickups will cost $2. including t he dri ver only: bicycl es and motorcycles will cost ' $1, Including the operator; and all passengers may cross for $.50 each. Fees . for large trucks and oversize loa ds will be deter mined by the operator. Hatcher receives scholarship Amy Ha tcher, an educatwn aide/ library aide with the Gallipolis City Schools and a recent graduate of Gallla Academy, received an academic award of $7,500 from the ~holarship c;ommit tee of the Ohio Assoclat ion of Public School E mployees. . . . . She is a NationaLMerit Finalist. placed in the OhiO Test of Scholast ic Achievement in E nglish, wa s a test finalist .In Ohio Univer sity's American History test , was the copy editor for the Gallia Academy yearbook, participat ed in the Mock Trial Team , was a member of 4-H, and is a member of the Gallta Coun ty J unior Leaders. . . She is the daughter of William and Samantha Hatcher. of OhiO 554. youngster nearly drowns at pool GALLIPOLIS - A near drow ning Wf\ S reported at the Gallipolis Municipal Swimming Pool. Friday . .iu:it before the pool closed for the day. Accordi ng to pool manager Kim Cana dy th!' break whistl e w as blown at 6 p.m ., lifegua rd Robbie Daniei ~otlced, Renee Straight. 8. face down i n the· water and not movin g. Daniel called for assistance, pulled the girl from ~e water and began administering CPR. Two squads i>esponded from Gallia County EMS. Straight was taken to Holzer Medica l GPnter and later taken to Children's Medical Center (9: 15 p.m. l i n Columbus for observation .. She was reported in fair condition. Canady said the pool was not crowded and it is theorized tha t Strai ght inhaled wat er shortly be fore thE' break and could not veil for help. "ShE' couldn ' t ha ve bt'en down tha t long," said Ca nady. Straight ,. th~ daughter of'Don and Becky Straight of Water·Ioo, was visiting hf'r aunt and uncl e, Janet and Tu ck Ca rter of Gallipolis. Patrol reports two accidents . GA LLIPOLIS- The Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol repor ted two i ncident s of ca rs failing to y ield F'riday in Gall ia Count\'. Th e fi rst acci dent occu rred at approximat ely 1:53 p.m . on Ohio 160 i n Springfield Township. Ken neth W. Ra ttliff, 36. or Rt. 4, Ga IIi polis was driving south when a car driven by Pam ela L. Ca mden . 30. or Rt . 3. Bidwell. pulled from a privat e d ~ iVI' into Rllttliff' s path. Rattliff co uld not stop in time to avoid hittfng CamdPn's car. ·Camden was cited for failure to y ield. The second accident occurred at approximat ely 3p.m.on Ohio 2:18 in Clay Township . Ri chard K. Freeman, 59, of Pomeroy, was sputhoound when his truck hit a ca r dri ven by Vi cki L. Irwin, 28, of Rt . .1, Ga llipolis. The report said that I rw in tried to tu r n north to Ohio 218 from a private dri ve when her car was hit. .I rwi n was cited for failure to· yie ld. Disorderly conduct charged George L . Wilson. 25. of Buck Ridge Apartments, was ai'restcd on a bench warrant Frid ay night by the Ga llipolis ~olic<' Depart ment. Th e bench warrant was on a charg<' of failu re to pay a fine. He was also charged with dis'o rderly condu ct while intox icat ed. John F. Johnson. 19. of 423 Second Ave., Kanauga, was cited Friday night for having an open co nt ainer. Fire destroys car, Friday : GA LLIPOLIS- A fir e des troyed a car Sat urday morni~g on NPighborhood Road . near Ohio 141, according to th e Ga lhpolrs Fire Department. . The fire st arted in a di tch as a result of a wreck. The va lue of the car owned by John F . Johnson of 423 Second Ave .. Kanauga was es timated at $2,900. T here wer<' no injuries at the scene. One truc k and 20 men were ca lled to the scene.. By DAN SHOMON · plan t,q stay in rrry country. {don't EL PASO, Texas tUPil ~ The think I ' ll do it again." lone survivor of a14·hour O{deal. To~tado sa id two smugglers inside a loaKed boxc11r in which 18 ' who lat er died began chiseling men - mostly illegal aliens thc.hole In th(' floor of the boxcar suffocated In 120- degree heat · soon aft er the train left EJ. Paso . says he will never retil r n to the . Wednesday night. He began to ·Un ited States. help en Iargen the hole · after U.S. Border Patrol agents sa id peopl e began dyfng, · they would seatch today .for t he · " I tried tor:nake it large enough smuggler who lockeq the·m en - ' for all of us to surVive," he sa id. 16 Mexican illegal aliens and two ·, "This was a very horrible smugglers - In the insu lat ed experience, '' Tostado said. " I boxcar. The bodies were found in saw people dy ing there beside the car Thursday in Sierra me. At dawn. J could see the ·l ight Blanc1). about 90 mil es southeast fro m the hole... . Somehow. I wa s of El Paso. able to hear the foots teps, and J Miguel Tostado Rodriguez, 21. knew' that I had made it." survived one oft he nat ion's worst " I was happy to see the ctoor tragedies involving illegal aliens open, but the Worst part wa s by usin g a railroad splke towiden seeing my com ra des sca tt ered an 8-.inch breathing hole in the all over the car." wooden floo r of the boxcar. The deaths apparently did not Tos tado. physicall y unscat hed deter other Mexicans fleeing the except for a large bru ise on his poverty so uth of the· U.S. bor der . left cheek, satd · through an Eleven undocumented aliens Interpreter Friday that when he were detained Friday on the leaves El Pas o followin g a same Union Pacific freight route Border Patrol investigat ion Int o in Sierra Blanca, ' Bortler Patrol the dea ths, he wi ll never return . spokesman Mi·ke Williams sa id . . " I've learn ed a hard lesson ... More than 44.000 ali ens are found sa id Tostado, who said he had annua lly on train s i n the El Paso entered the United Stares to find area; work six times prev iously. " I Williams said th e 19 men were locked In the boxcar by one of three "coyotes" - smugglers who assist Illegal aliens In the shareholders that the longMotors· Corp.'s proxy sta t ement awa ited shareholders' meeting has bet' n approved by the Securi· will be held in early August and ries 'a nd Excha nge Commission, give th em details of the tenta tiVe clea ring an impor tant hu rdle in m£>rger agreement. AMC's pt·oposed merger with Th£> U.S. and Canadian governChrvsi('r Corp. mentis also must approve th e . . The proxy statement , which merger. A Chrysler spokeswowill be sen t to shareholder s nex t man said that approva l "s hould wee~. asks them to trade their come In very good order" now AM <; stock for Chrysler stock. tha t the proxy has b£>e n Shareholders would get the equi· . approved . valent of $4.fi0 o{ Chrysler com· Chrysler and AMC first anmon .stock for ev~ ry share of nounced the proposed merger on AMC. March 9 w ith Chrysler offering $4 Cl1')'ysler Vice Chairman Ro- a share. Th at was sweetened to ocrt •S. Miller sa id Thursday the $4 .50 a share when the merger SEc:, ap~ roval of the proxy wa s approved in May by both the • st att'mentw illhelptheNo. 3auto Chrysler and AMC directors. company meet its goal of com· plctj ng the $ I - billion merger by Aug. 15. · The proxy sta tement will tell FRONTS: 6n. Ticket sal es totaled $1,564,031, wit h payoff due of $960,559. PICK-4 a 2028. PICK-4 ticket sales tofalect $208,108.50, with a payoff due of $93.946. PICK -4 $1 straight bet pays $3,~ . P ·r cK-4 $1 box bet pays $297. ' .. • • By STEVE \{OLLAND LYON , France (\.}PI) -Klaus Barbie, the Nazi Gestapo c hief known as the··"Butcher of Lyon " whose cold sta re terrorized fils victims. could only gl are at his feet as a Lyon cou r t found hlt111 guilty today of cri m es again st humanity and sentenced him to life In pr ison. Presi(ling Judge Andre Cerdl· nl' s announcement that Barbie, . 73, would be Imprisoned for life in · th e city In which he reigned supreme from 1942 to 1944 brought forth a burst of cheer ing and clapping in a courtroom pa cked with 900 people. Barbie,. who on Friday pleaded his Innocence saying " tha t wa s the war . and the war Is over." could only stand sullenly and look down . His ra dical.. left -wing lawyer. Jacques · Verges , who · had pleaded for the-acqu ittal of th e "But cher of Lyon: · was bitt er t o the e n~. s11y ing, " Israel ca n put the fl ags out. " Verges, hi s face somber. said , "This trial is a wouod for France" and vow<'d to appea l the d~islon . He has .fi ve days to do so. Verges was led down the cou rthou se steps by a co rdon of pollee that jos tled briefly with more t. ~ a n 100 repor ters crowd· ·tng to ·interview the lawyer. Abc•J t 1. 000 people waiting out · side booed and whlstl ecl at Verges , who I\'3S taken awa y in a pollee car. WEATHER MAP - Showers and thunderstorms are foreclll!t Sunday for the northern art·a.~ of . the Pacific Coas.t and Intermountain regions as well as the Central Mlssll!lslppl V~tlley. Shol\'crs ~tnd thunderstorms are also posslhle throught,mt most of . the Intermountain, plains, gulf and southern Atlantic Sillies and the Mississippi. Ohio, Tennessee Valle~ area.~. (UPi l Process 42 cases in Meigs County Court POMEROY - Forty -two cases rov'. $22 and cos ts: Roberta A. were processed in the Meigs Batey. New Ha ven. W. Va. , $22 County ' Court by Judge Patr ick . and cos ts; William A . Ga rdner. O'Brien. Gallipolis. $24 an d' costs: '!Jonald · F'orfeit ing bends were K,ennet h Kaminski. Belpre. $~3 and cos ts; S. Young, Punta Gardon, F'l a., Thomas Spencer. Lo ng Bottom , $750, reck less operation ; Ver non $2:l and costs: D . .J. Recs . Racine. P. Baker, Brandon, M S, $50; $21 and cos ts: U . .A . Masters. · John A. Borenye, Doy les town, Coo lvi lle, $22 and costs . $47: Dwight F. Dlair. East Micllael forrest, Warren. $22 Sparta, $44; J . U. Young>on, and costs; Julia Cole, Marietta . Athens. $50: Marga ret Weaver. , $23 afid costs; Michael Barnett. Long Bott om . $45: Douglas 0 . Marietta. S23 and costs; John Yea ter. Re!!dsville, $50, all Cook, Ashland , Ky., S23 and posted on speeding charg es : costs: Jarljes Schoonover, Bev · LesliE' R. Perry . McAr thur, left . erly, $22 and costs: William Ra y of center. $50: Robert Cal aw ay . Howell. Pomeroy, $22 and cost s: • Reedsville. $770. reckless operaCarol L . Lynch. Kenova , W. Va., tion ; Kimberly Lemon. South $22 and costs; L arry R. Roncl. Charleston, W . Va .. $45. (ishing · Albany. $22 and· ·cos ts ; Daniel without a va lid non - r~sldent !)(>Pu c, Pomeroy, $22 and cos ts; • license. Ju lia fclliott . Charles ton , W. Va .. .Fined on speedi ng charges $2fi and cos ts: Ron ald Gould. were Wi lliam C. Woods . Pomc- · cos ts: no operator ' s license. $100 Lltt.le Hocking, $19 and costs. Ot her ~ earl n gs included Tl· and co ts, ·30 days In jail. moth v F' . Imboden, Racine. no suspended, one year probation; va lid . operator 's license. $75. 60 Clarence Potts. Jr .. Middleport. drivin g while int oxicated. $300 days i n· ja il. supended 55. six months p roba tion and costs: and costs. six months In jail. supcndcd all but ~0 days, one Doug A . Hunter. Parkrrsburg. W. Va .. dri vi ng whilf' intoxl· yPar IIC!'nse suspt•nslon; Ken · net h White. LOng Bottom. drlv· ca ted . $250 and cos ts. (iO da ys .'Ohio license suspension. th r c lng whi le ln!Oxica ted. $.100 and cos ts. 30 days In jail. suspended days In jai l; Dougla s Beuvc·r. all !Jut 10 days; 120 license Pom eroy . no va lid licen se plate. suspensio n: fa ilure to control, $10 and costs; Do'nald R. Mays, Reedsville. drug abuse. SOO and costs only: Sherry J . Mi ller . Middleport , Improper sta rting costs; Way ne E . Adams . .Jr .. Tuppers Plains, dom('s tic vio· and ba cking, $20 and costs: · lence. :!() days in jail. suspt'ndcd Marshall McCor klf, 13E>Ilalre. all bu t three days, six m ont hs IP!t of CPntcr. SJO and costs ; probation. ·costs: "David E . ·c tan"ncE' Pott s. Jr .. Middleport. Young , Long Bott om , failure to driving whll~ Intoxicated·. six regist er mot or vehicle. $10 and m onths j ail: suspendl'd all by 30 cos ts; Cha rles Rcltmt re. Jr .. days. two yea r s probatio~. one Pomeroy, speeding. . $25 and y<.'ar Ohio llrense suspension, $300 and c:osts. Th e life sentence is the m axi· mum in France because the death pen alt y was outlawed i'n 1981. Th e crimes that aroused the fiercest em otions were the April 6. 1944. deportations and deaths of 44 Jew ish children ta ken from a ·farmhouse In the vill age of l zieu.east or Lyon and tte torlure of Resistance member Li se Lesevre. . Lesevre surv ived to haunt Barbi e by test ifyi ng at th e rrlal that he used bru t al method s on her fo~, 19 day s but never broke her sp1rlt. Lesevrewas one of the many witness es who identified Barbie by the co ld l ook that appeared in . his eyes as he tortured them . " I would have pre ft'rred Barbic''s death ." Lesevre. 86. said. " He deserved it. He wa s sent · enced to life In pri son. In seven or eight years. they'll let him out. ·But this t ria l let the wor:ld know, es pecially the y oung, j ust what NaziSm was .' ' · In Gallipolis Municipal Court Thursda y, Allan W. Rich m ond. 29. of Point Pleasant , W.Va .. was fined S:!OO and given three day In jail. for DWI. He wa s flnrd an I , additiona l S50 for not ha · lng an Ohio driver's license . $20 for not . wearing a cat belt and $12 for dr iving at ' n ight with out headl ights. Carland R. Woodya rd , 43: of R t. 2. Crow n City. was fin ed $300 and given a three-da y jail scr.t · ence for OWl . He had to pay court costs for not having a valid reg istration sticker. Karen P. Obley. 20, of Hart · ford. W.Va ., was fined $50 and )( lven a suspended 3().day jail tl'rm, subject .to probation. fo r shoplifting . Debra M . Daft , 32. of R t. 3, Gallipolis, and . Teddy Allen Brown. 27. of Rt . I. Crow n Cit y , were each fined $17 for· dlsor· derly conduct while Intoxicated . Speeding bonds were forfrlted by Ceci l A . Boyer, 26, of Rt. 1. Patriot . :§40: Curtis K . Proffitt. Bids accepted for rest area The conv iction wa s a personill victory for Serge Kl'ar sfeld, the French Jewish lawyer who , with his German· bor n Protestan\ wife Beale, hunted down Barbie and led · 'the effort to have him expelled in 1983 fr om ·his exile home in Bolivia. Crow ds ga ther ed around ' Kla rsfeld ou tside the courthouse and ·cheered "Bravo. Bravo," as he spok e t.o repo.rters . " The page has turned . Barbie · is finished, " he said. ·"The French peopl e have approved our.position and our need to bring to · just·ice a man who brought death to so m any people." " This means the children of l zieu will not die, and for me, that • is a satisfac tion ,'' said Klarsfeld , who had been accused by Verges on Frida y of forging a telex message th at linked Bar bie to the lzleu deporta I ions. Barbie already had been convicted to death in abs entia in 1952 and 1954 of ·war cr ir:nes In th e executions of 4,342 peopl e and deportations of 7,591 Jews. The 20-year statute of llmita· lions had expired on thos e · sentences. Thus , Barbie wa s charged. w ith cr imes against humanit y under a 1964 Jaw that was inspired by the Nuremberg Nazi war trial s. Name omined GALLIPOLIS Frank D . Welk, 62, of Gallipolis, diad 2.Tuesday In Hol~er Medica l Center. Graveside ' services will be conducted_Monday, 11 a.m ., at Woodland C~metery. Ironton. Friends may ca ll ·after 10 a.m. Monday at Ha yes-Phillips Fun eral Home in Ironton. RandaU VanMeter WAVERLY - Funeral servl· ces for Randall Jacob VanMet er, KLAUS BARBIE Confined to hospil!'l Your ·privacy is respected 1Your questions answered RUTLAND - Teresa Brown, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Bill Brown , is confined to O'Bieness Hospital in Athens as the r esult of inj uries received in ·an au.to accident in Athen s Coun ty and is scheduled to .undergo surger y there this week. Cards may be sent to Room 301. · •Services include: Birth Control; V.D. 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NOW '176.25 • •Sliding fee scale.· No one refused services because of inability to pay. lOIN'S IRK IIIIIAL PARK Liquor transfJ:r: is requested . :. Weather· 25, Clf Waverly, were hel{l Friday at Boyer Funeral Home in • Waveriy. VanMet er died· Wed· nesday in . an au tomobile near Guysv ille. . Surviv ing are his wife. Mi·. chelle, . and on·e daughter, Brit· ta ni; hisflm'ents , Tna VanMeteP. of Tuppers Plains and Gary VanMeter of Portland; three • brothers, Rocky, Richie and Sco tt ; grandparents, Mrs. and Mrs. Alvin Mays of Reedsville· and Mrs . Ad11 VanMeter of , Portland; and several aunts and. .uncles. • • 1 MON.-SAT.: 10 .M 'TIL D.RK SUNDAY: NOON 'TIL o•Rk POMEROY - The name of Vikki Hayes of Pomeroy wa s omi tt ed from a co mputlzed list of stud ents at Hocking Technical Co llege. Nelsonvill e, qualifying for graduat ion. Hayes received hE'r degree In comput er sc ience. I. Area deaths Frank D.. Weik • . I Municipal Court Syracuse council requests meeting By KATJ CROW be prosecuted . Ot:dinance wa s read and aplanous ca lls and worked 102 corres pond ent Ja c k William s. counci lman. proved · as wa s a resoultlon. hours . Syracuse Vil·l age Co un cil as ked for permission to person· w hich en ables the purctrase or A !tending w~re Ma yor Eber Thursday night requested by ally place a m o num ~nt at t~e federa l surplus propert y . Pi ck(ms . Will iam s. Jim Hill. Iefler to meet .with Phil Roberts , former State Pat' k In honor of all Th<> m onthly r eport of the Et·nle Sisson, and Kathryn Crow, project englnepr for the proposed Syracuse Veteran s. Permissio n • cler k-treasurer. showing a bal, cou ncil members. Lawson, Del· marina. as soon as possi bl e In wa s gra nt ed. ance In a ll funds of $58.867.69. ber t Teaford and Naomi London . regard to final plan s on the It wa s announced that Heidi was read and approved. marina . Cobb wa s named as swimming Jim Connolly. policl' chief. In If plans are not finalized wi th in Instr uctor at L ondon Pool to his monthly report show<'d that a few week s, funds for th e. .re placC' ZanP Beegle · w ho he had issued .11 t raffi ce chat Ions proposed marina co uld be In r t'signed. and two wa r ning ticket s for jeopardy according to a lettf"r CC'ne Imboden. chief of the unauthorized parking. of t r actor received fr om Ohio Depar tment emergency squad and a member trailers on the parking lot at the of Natural Resources . of thE' fi re df'pa r tmcnt 1told cou n- ball field . It was noted that persons cir that th e fi re dep art met should He in vest !gated three i n cld e nt~- ..........Mi'\'R'I~'I""I';\·-.;;.... filrls will be responsible for rece nt va ndalism IX' notifit'd by th e Board of Public or theft. three acts of va ndalism taken .J ul v H by the Ohio ha ve been apprehended and wi ll Af fairs any time there · are and two breaking and entPrlngs; departmcn"t of Transport ation problems within the water sys- Issued one warnin g for curfew 10DOT) for the rennovatlon of tem in case of a fire. violations: served a warrant for the rest area on State Rt e. 7 In .. The budget for 1988, submitted assault and hwestlgated o n~ Ga tlla Count y. George ,Dougan f.<~· by J a nice Lawson. c l erk · au to-deef accident. Di strict 10 Deputy Directors says treasurer , in thP amou nt of fr dm a the r l:'st a'rea will be upgraded He r eceived a request CO LUMBUS A t ransf~'r $13(i.192. wa s rf'a d and approved resident of th(' v illage that some with new pit type res t rooms and application has been m ade to the by counci l. action be taken to elimina te handicap acces lble curb ramps. Ohio Department of Liquor ConAn amendmendment to thP parkin g al ong Third Street ft·om Constr uction of the ·project trol for Sco tt' s Bait Store, on wa ter ordinance' . in regard to a Brldg£>man . east from Chen:y St . ""gins 30 te> 45 .days aft er the State Route 7. Eureka Star quanity user fee, su bmitt ed by • Resident noted that persons were co ntract Is awarded. Th e estt RoutP . the Board of Public Affai r s. was unabl e to see oncoming traffic mated com·plctlon dat e Is Oc t . 3i. · The transfer, if approved, tabled . when pulling onto Third s·treet . 1987. wou ld go from James Scott and A flood damage prevention Connolly received 15 mlscel· Imogene Sco tt to lmoge nP Scott. The lice nse Is a D -1 permit whi ch allows the sa le of beer for on-premi ses consumpt ion and carryou(. ' A req uest for a new liqour· license is bein g processed for the SuperAmerlca at 509 Jackso n Pike. the request m ade by Harpour\I nc. asks tor a C-1 and C-2 permit which allow s the sa le of beer and wine for ca rryo ut. Barbie was cotivlcted of crimes against humanit y for the deporta tion to concentration camps. torture or murder. of 842 Jews and Resistance fighters. 373 of whom died, including 52 children. The nine jurors and three judges deliberated 6% hours before reaching an early- mor n· lng verdict to . end 'what w.as probably the last m aj or trial of~ Nazi· in th e Wes t. The Sunday -Times-Sentinei- Page- A-5 I . fW 11 Warm ·Pomeroy-Middleport-GalliPolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va, 'Butcher .of Lyon' convicted of crimes against· humanity • RAIN ~SHOWERS "Cold . . Static Occluded ~SNOW Lottery numbers CL EVELAND (UP!l Fri day's winni ng Ohio Lottery numbers with ticket sales and payouts: ·. . uatty Number July 5, 1987 1987 crossing the bordjlJ' . rwo of the· "coyotes" died In the boxcar. HASKINS-TANNER'S. SUMMER OK proxy statement . July~. Surviving alien tells of }l~xcar ordeal 'Nature hike. set .for July 5 D~TROIT <UP! t - A merican ... Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. ·w. Va. Page-A-4-The Sunday Tmas Sen1inet RT. 35 ILLHONE'S RIO GRANDE 245-9111 ' ) d(l.lll -- . '. ·-.. " �• July 5, 1987 > Pomeroy-Middeport-Gellipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ,;;Page-A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel • • Pr~sident • Reagan... imroit}! Contlnu11d !rom A-l . "' . ' brought me lntu public life and, labor and . If it goes beyond for the rest of my public life. I will reasonable bounds, It Is a yoke or pursue Ore goals we' ve set forth oppression," · In the ·Economic Bill ofRigbt s .' ".' Roosevelt's four freedoms· Even when the Senate w as run w~refreedom of speech , freedom • by thE> Republicans, Congress did of religion ,- freedom fr.om want · not a. c t on the bl!lanced budget ; and !ree<)om from fear-. • amendment or on his ~all tor the Reagan said the · -economiC ,.• freedoms he ·propounded · "are · .power to veto..Individual Items In - ·c large spending bills. basic to .. the philos ophy tha t .... " ..... - ..~ w: . ·' . ~ The president stands even less ' . chanc:;e now or enacting his proposals In a Democrat ic-led Congress. ' Brad Pollock, 16, wa s washed there was abOut $3.2 'million In But 34 states , four short of ihe off the roof of a low building • damage in Bellville . • required three-fourths, have In Morrow County, damage Thursday morning,' but was abl e passed resolutions calling fo r a was estimated at about $4.3 to ·grab a fence at an auto constltut:lonal conve ntion to million, ihctuding $1.5 m ·llllqn tn Impound lot. Several people on a front -end . adopt s uch an amendment . ' Mount Gilead alone, while darri· Re ag an sa id ; " If the Congress loader, which authorities had age ·estlm<!t.es were incomplete • a cl. I w'lll have no choice won't been using to rescue people from In the other two counties . but to ta ke my case directly to the a supermarket, heard his cr ies About 50 . hemes were dessta tes" and seek s uch ·for help, but they were not troyed · _In Marton County, a co nvention. spokeswoman for the Disaster Immediately a ble to locat e the . . boy . Services Agency said. ~ .• In Shelby, Municipal Judge Roads, and along a portion of State Route 124 in John SchaefeF was recovering UNDER CONSTRUCTION ...:. Rose Excavat· between. Here, Don Rose, owner of Rose Friday from ari unusual role into , : ing, of Racine, was hired by a group of Lebanon Excavating, and employee Terry Life,. work near • which he was drafted Thursday Towns hip residents to lay waterlines from the the end of Hoback Road. rescue worker. enl)s of existing Tuppers Plains-Chester Water He spent sever al hours In a District lines down Tanners Run and Hoback · fishing boat; .h eiping'flre flghter s • ;g · Con tinued from A-1 and sheriff' s deputies rescu e people from their houses and said Mobile Roofovers Poole credits Hoba ck Road · there was one close call. out- of-cou nty propert y owners, make the repairs but wili bill "Sheriff's Department Capt. the wat er lines could have been Rose Excav ating. At the end of resident Beverly Codner as the , installed within two weeks after the one-year, Tuppers Plains· · driving force behind the proj ect Dan Miller entered the wate r which he describes as " not an with a line tied to him and Che ster will ass um e a ll \.>-· the money wa s paid. easy undertaking." She and her struggled to a family trapped In -Beca use of th e time it tak es to liabilities. neighbors "did all the paper- their home," the judge said . Now -that iines have been laid, secure property easement s, lines work. all the footwork, all tlte "Miller was bringing a boy bac k necessary precau lions a nd once were not instalied _until this past telephone ca lling and deserve a ll to the boat when both went under . have been taken, · including week. the credit" for their efforts. We had all we could do to pull Once the n!'w iy ins ta lled lines health s amples of the piped What k..... you.,..,.~ "They' re a good group of them out." a re in serv ice. R ose Excav ating wa ter, Tuppers Plains-Chester turi'WNf liM MM........ uw. ....... Char.les Porter. a fir e fi ght e r . will maintain them for one year. will turn on the meters. Poole people." he adds, "and they got protee•• eue'Mt luke. encts tMI·coettne. exactly what they wanted ." a lso re lat ed a near-tragl'dy·. anticipates the lines will be In full ~ If there are problems in t he line . " '' t1>o UNIFLU lfTII !nouloiM : T uppe rs P la ins -Chest er will serv ice this week. Reagan also ailnouQced he will appoint a bipartisan commission to determine hOw the gov e rn m en t can "prlvat ize," or sell o!f to private industry:- many or its assets and enterprises s uch as !ederill power projects . .Amtrak and various loan programs. He ~alled ' taxl;l1ion .. "the harnesslngoffree people. It Is forced . ~hnts ~ ~entin.d Section July5,1987 ' ,. More rain JaUs .... _...::C~on:.:..!li::..::nu~ed"-"f-'-"ro"-!m'-'A"-'-'·1'--- ... a - SEARS Ne " hbors· · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DAISY - Best ol ShOw, ihls professional watercolor by ,Julia Schlarmann, Circleville, was hought h y Roher! Hennesy, vice president and loan oflicl'r, lor the Commerdal and S'avlngs,Bank permanent co ll ection. The painting 'was also first place in .Its division . · · Home INSULATED PROTECTION A GAl IYST HEAT, COLD . HALE'S MILL - Haro.l d Thompson, president ol Central Trust in Gallipolis, selected this twnorable mention professional oil painting hy Robert R. Clark of Huntington, W.Va.. ALMOST LUNCH TIME- Watercolor, Almost LUI\Ch Time, by Julia Schlarmann, was chosen lor Scenic Hills Nursing Center by . administrator Michael D. 1\lcKlnniss. 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Racr land, Ky ., was S<'l(•<;tcd for the Ohio Valley . llilnk 's gilt to tlolzer Medical Ctmlcr's pPrmano•nt art coiled Ion by Krl~tln R- lll1tern, Pllhlic r elations 1111d a d v~rUslng ooordfnator. ..... ............. c. . .t.. ........ o.w........ .,.. MoNt lletl. ' : SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT ! ........... ,... 1111 & J..... llapt ....tall N. 21M! 992·2178 Middl.,.rt .......... ' A TIME IN AUTUMN - Mrs. Don Pullin chose this honorable mention profess ional oil hy Ted W.. Fickiscn, of (j hillicothe, for the )Jersonal collection of he r and her husband. ' . BRIDGE AT CORA -Gallipolis artist, Pauline Golden, painted this honorable mention amateur acrylic, selected on behalfof the Co mmercial and Savings Bank by vice president, Robert T . Hennesy, lor the Holzer Medical Center permanent a rt collection. • · FAC Festival Exhibit wtnners, purchase awards are announced Win ners sc tc•cted by the j urors In a m a tr ur pho tograph y Refor " Morning Fros t.'' GA LLI POLIS - The fou nding "Sandy River Sunda y." . oil; Lee "U ntitled " tstill-li fe ) by Marc Oth er pa in tin gs se lect ed ·by the In thr profess io nal dil'islon for be rt Studzinski. Bex ley, Ohio fnrhPvs of r hl5 co un rry ha d Ideas Sprinkle. G a llipolis , " Up the Ell cess or . G a llipo l'ls, and j urors for displa y in the ga lleries • b f their ow n. They wen· mu ch ·works In paste ls ,Inc lude Rogrr won fir st place for a bl ac k and Creek.'' watercolor; and Sharon another oil by Ted F icklsen, at 5.10 F irs t Ave nue, Gallipolis K. Williams, P t. · Pleasant,_, Chilllcothe "Camp Bxeha,nge ol) .: · · like a;tl~ts, paln\1111!, o n a new • ChaPi'l,.lrom Kings ton, .O hio, for· whit e, " Dog Da)' After noon". " Barn S ha dows." Seco ndi!l2.11 ce Th et·e were three honora bl e Incl udE' the foll owing purch ase W.Va .. '' Marllngton Station" ;· 104". ; ; canvas. creatin g and m old in !~ a a wa rd winners select ed by local Wl'nt to Sa ndy !iu•p h e.n's , :::Ka~- m entio n a wards given in th ls • · i!·or k Int o cxis·t a n c~ . · paStel. Anot her Chillicothe artist , Pa_ . ,_ _...,. T hl'l9th F cs tivai ·Ex hlblt oft·hc land . Ky ., fo r "(;la'ss M,l ll Pond . · ca tegor y to S tud zin s ki . fo r bus in esses and individuals not· In addition to the winners, the trick Sims will be showing an on: Honora ble Mentio n In this ca te- " Closer to the Hea rt ," Mi cha el a lrea dy ment ioned. Froonr•h Art Co lony Is mu ch thf' jurors also selected severa l 9the r "Rort caits and Prin ciples" lJS gory. we nt to Ca ley Summ ers of Forma n from Co lumbu s , " Gaill.Jua nita ,J . Anglin, Le tart, West arne - a rtis ts crea tin g a nd pai ntings . ·ror display. }hose wi ll Elizabeth Swartz, another mold ing wo rk s !rom the ir ideas. /'!ackson tor "Wa lled Garden." polls In Summ er " a nd Mi c hael Va ., " Dea th Rides a White include: Carol Barbour, Hunflng- woodcut., " H ig ledy, Plgledy ;" ·Accord in!( to chai rwo m a n of ' Both a r ti sts ha ve beCI\ prev ious Thompson , Ga llipoli s fo r " Win- Hor st!',"; · Audra Clar k. Cal1etis- ton. "Purple Fine!)"; Paul I\rad-· Also. included are Cha rles TtioWinn e rs In thi s ex hibi T. ter In a North ern P ort ." bu rg .- Ky., '.'Victoria n Town tht' ex hibit. ,Ja n Th aler. thi s the Is ford. At hens, "Key West Piece " ma s, Mt. . Gay , · West Va ., :- a Vl'tera n winn er Mar c El l c~s Two other paint ings "'er e se- House," "SP.r uce Head". wat er - both watercolors; John L. Bur- prlsma co lor • "Untitled"; Joy Iat gest collec t ion of a m a t uer an d ton. Ga llipolls, a sculpture Thompson, As hland , Ky. , a pas pro fes sio na l art ists from a four· sor of Ga lli poli s recl'ived firs t .. lec ted by the ju ror s for Ho nora - co lors; Julia Sc hl a rman n, Cir ' clev ilie. "Almos t Lunch Time." placr for two wor ks In pro fcs - bl e Me nt io n In the a ma teu r stat~ a rea to be shown here. The "Hope. "; Phoebe Carey, Crown tel " Bouquet in Crys ta l Vase' l ; wa tercolor; J oyce Steet'e, Ash · r.'Xh lblt a lso lnc lu eds v.~or k s b.1· s lonal • p ho tog ra ph y; '"Color di vision . Marily n Coppe ll fr om Cit y , a prls ma color. "Rock ' Lynda Tracy. Huntington, :a T V." t red a nd yc llowt Recelv - Chillico th e was given the awa rd la nd. Ky., "Morning a t Dog /'I• Ch ildrcn for the firs t tlm r . Necklace:· ; Mary Cooper, Chilli- handmade paper, " Days Gol]e ing li onorab l<> Men t io n In thi s in printm aking for "G ra sses" · F ork ," · wat e rcolor Sandy N. (• . Fort y-one a rtis ts ha ve won the cothe, a watercolor " Southern By"; Ma r ilyn Cappel. a silk •J ' hono r• of di s pla ying the ir pa ln t- ca tegory were David _Dyc k for a nd Lee-Spr inkl e from Ga llipoli s St e ph e ns. R ac e land. Ky . , Ohio Contours" ; a photography (See AWARDS, page BR) -: ' " Man of the Mo unt a in " and ' ln gs , dra lyln gs a nd sculptur~ in Rive r by du r in g J uly . All re maln - Wendv · Dyc k .for "Cur io us On· ·! i ln g work will IX'' shov.; n In thr loo kei:s ._" .Bpt h ~r~ fro m ~l d ~cl l. , In pr ln lm a;)< tn g profess iona l i:: park on July 4th . cUvl s ion . firs t pl ac e wenJ to A now a rti st In this e xh ibi t. (. J ulia Schl ar ma nn from Cir'clrF: ilza b<' th Swartz. Chl lllco ,_""--~ Y,', ...... her woodcut prln t. " Me lrose.' . :; \"ill e. was sclrc t.ed Bes t of Show Hono ra ble Mentio n went to Pa m- . •• Award a nd s he• wil l rece ive a ; •: c tH?ck for $100 . The sa m e pa lnt · e ta Bogg<'ss, Hunt ing ton, for her serigra ph. " Wh e n rs It Du e'! " : o; •- ln g also received Fi rs t Pl ace In Ms . Boggess a lso wo n a fir·s t •: • : the profl'sslona l wa tercolor dl vpla ce in mixed . medi a for a : ::: t,io n. Thr p a lnt lng is a po rtrai t of ha ndm a d e pa p e r crca t ion. ,' a cow cnt lt lt>d " Daisy ." " Th ere 's More to Come ." Vick i Other awards In profess iona l wa terco lors were to Ma rgo Le Master. a lso o f Hunt ington, and fo rme r teac her · t th e FA C. Adams of Russell . Kv .. second • place for "Ocean Vic\, ... a nd a n won ho no ra bl e m ent io n in rrilxcd media for ·;.10 Degrees !rom - · , Honora ble - Ment io n fo r " Ra iny Psychologica l 0.'; :- Day E pil ogue," a nd Honorabl'e Winn ers In the a mat e ur dl,·• Me nt ion to Paul Bradford , is lon In cluded ·Ba rba ra Un·roe, • Athens fo r " In the Morn ing.'' •· In the p rofess iona l oils di v- Gallipolis. a fl rs t.pla cc in oils for " 'Mothe r 's P or.c h" and second • is ion . Roc ky Zo rn es, Athen s won to Ka ren . Stephe ns, Ashplace • • fi rst p l;~cc for· "Sta r ry Night : land , K y., for " Sun shine and ij:ros lon • 7" . Ho norable Me nt ions in th is divis ion went to Ted . Shade" . Honora bl e .Mention in OCEAN VIEW - P.ainted by Margo Adams, this won second ' RAINY DAY EPILOGUE - A Margo Adams watercolor, this this cat egory we nt to two ar ti sts. icklsen. Chilli cothe for "A Time place In professional watercolors . It was selected by Pat and Carol was sel ected by the \\'Iseman Agency by Shirleen Wiseman , right Pauline Golden o! Ga llipoli s fo r Autumn " a nd to Robe rt Clark. Sauber lor McDonalds. They · also purc hased tile silk screen Mrs. Tom Wiseman and son. Its was an honorable and Mr. and :H un tin gto n. W.Va .. fo r " Hale's~ " Bridge at Co ra " and Irene Grasses by Marilyn Coppel, Chillicothe, honorable mention, mention In professional watercolor. They also purchases Spruce ·Mm.·· Roush. Pt. P leas an t for "G hos t • '!9nnateur printmaking. · Head hy Audr a Clark, a watercolor. . Riders. " ' .. DUE TO AGE AND CONDITION, EMPIRE HAS TO DEMOliSH OlD WAREHOUSE ON THIRD ST., SO WE'RE SHORT ON SPACE AND NEED TO REDUCE INVENTORY 8Y ONE-THIRD. WE;VE GOT lOW PRICES PlUS 24 MONTHS FREE FINANCING FOR JUNE, UP TO CHAIRS & RECLINERS 12 , : By Flexsteel, Engelwood, Charisma, Bossett, .Ort, OFF .. r1 b t• • OVER 200 RIVERSIDE, RECUNERS ROCKERS R~CLINERS WING CHAIRS SWIVEL ROCKERS AT LEA'ST-1/4 OFF . / . . ASHLEY OFF PlUS OPEN STOCK PIECES At LEAST 1/4 OFF ALL AMPS ALL PiCTURES · Buy One & MIRRORS GET MATCHING ONE ! •; ; MORNING FROST - l)eth Cherrington, on. behalf of Civic FREE OFF ;. ' ·l!avlngs Bank, &elected this watercolor • bf Lee Sprlnkl~ of •;• :Gallipolis, which was a honorabl'e mention b)" the.Judies.- , :_ ' ~ . . ' . ,..~· · \ .. • 1 . ' ., .. .... .-.,.- ., ·---~·- -·-~--·- ~- ............ _ BARN SHADOWS - ' / '· A, ,', ( .. This first p11We professional pastel by • Roger F . Chapla, of Klnpton, was purc hased by Dr. and Mrs. : Molel R. Butt for the Holzer Medical Center permftllent art ~ coUedlon. ' •I • I• -- -~ MARLINGTON STATION - Lynn Wagner Smith of Wagner . Broadcasting, c hose a paslect by Sharon K. Williams of Pt. Pleasant, W:va., Marling! on Station, as a memorial to her father, Paul Wagner. ·- ~· ... - --- - - -- - -· " �• • Page-B-2-The' Sunday Time~- Sentinel ' Pomeroy-··Middlepc)rt-Gallipolis, Ohio...:..Point Pleasant. ' . W: Va. July 5,1987 : Lori Ann Kerr becomes bride · of G~rald Hallin ceremony PT.PLEASANT-OnMaylat and carried multl·c o lored th e Trinity Church, Blythe Re· nosegays : · · neau Greer, daughter o( Mr. and ~· Best man was · Rick Buzzard . .New Haven and ushers were Jeff Mrs. R.W. Greer, tJecame the br-!dt> of James Russell Powell, Al"no'ld ·'and · Elanny Gardner oi son of Nancy Powell, Daytona .. · New Haven ~ who were lifessed'ln F.la .. · and William Powell of gray tuxedos with mauv~ ties SandyvUJe. and· cummerbunds. The altar was decorated with Sister of the bride, R yarin two large candlabra ....Jm~lng G.reer, wa.s l ]ower girl. sl.e wore a pink silk dress and matching bench and unity cand le. The Rev. Stephen Dorsey performed ihe · shoes . • doublli- ring ceremony. Dodle , The mother of the bride wore a· pink · and . lavender tea · length Smith, pianlst : provlded music. The bride, given In marriage dress with a pink rose corsage. by her father, wore her mother 's Th e mother of the groom wore a long gray dress with a pink rose wedding dress of chantilly lace fashlon!'d wl(h sca lloped neck· corsage. line. cap sleeves. and a closely Register ing guests was Cheryl fined bodice. The walt ~· length Arnold, New Haven. . A reception followed In the gowri was completed with a scalloped hemlill'e and the flow · church social room with a· ing veil covered her gown whil e four-tier wedding ca k ~ of white the headpiece of pearl s and and 'p ink topped with a porcelin sequin$ crowned her head. She· bride and groom. The bride is a graduate of Point carried a cascade of multico lored fl owers. . P leasant High School. S h ~ The groom wore gray tails with earn ed a certt'ficate from Galli · matching tie and cummerbund. polis Business College in compu . The ,brid e's attend ~n t s wPre, ter programming. She Is attendmat ron of honor, Pam Rorrer. · ing Marshall Uni versity. Point Pleasant : brides maids. Th e groom Is a gradua te of Sandy Mullins. Point Pl easant Waham a High School and is and Candi Strait, cousin of the employed as a supen·isor wit h bride, /\shville, Ohio. They wore Appalachian Wood Products .. tea length silk mauve dresses In the service . Troy W. Johnson Navy Seaman Troy W .. Johnson, son o i Homer and Judy John sop of Gallipolis. recently participated In exercise Team Spirit 87 aboard the amphibious command ship USS Blue Ridge, homeported In Yokosuka. Japan. P. 1985 gradua te of Gailla Academy, he joined th e Navy 1~ June 1985. . Jo~n JAMISON ANNIVERSARY- The :13rd w edding anniversary ol Mr. and Mrs. William L. Jamison Sr .. was observed June 26 at a small party at their home, GO Madison Ave. They .arethc parents of Wllllam Jamison ,Jr., Cin cinnati; Bruce Jamison, Rio Grande: Chuck Jamison of Korea; Suann Winston, Vinton and Wanda ,Jamison. Columbus. SUVER ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. William E . Suver, 13 Mill Creek, Gallipolis, observed their 39th wedding anniversary at ihe home of I heir son, Mark W. Suver, of Crown City , un .June 19. GALLIPOLISTh e Ga llia Aca dem y High Schoo l gradual · ing cl ass of 1982 Is plannin g a fi ve· year r eunion for .Aug. 1.1. at the E lks . Club in Gal lipolis. Reserva tions are due by July lo, to AnnE' Wisem an Roach. 2 Willow Dr. , Gallipolis. Ohio. 45631. Cost i s $8 per. person or $1 2 per coup le. Checks should bl' payable to GAHS Class of 1982 Reu nion. Sl?veral cl ass m em b£' r s hav<' not been loca ted, and if a current address is known. co ntact Sha ri • Ply male at 446-4303. Those members are John Ackerman. Teresa Beaver, Thomas Michael Belcher, Rober t Brumfiel d. James C. Fife, Ke nneth Gra y, Regina Eskew Harold, Gina Lowery, Gerry Prendergast, - James Rainey, Kelly-~S mlt h, Gary Ste~Yart and Don na Workman. Job Bank offers work \ POOL tNCLUDEI • Huge Sun De<:k INSTAUATION.- 1 AILE ·- . ~ GALAXY ~· · W ' HOME CARE.MEDICAL SUPPLY "Complttt Hospital Equipment For Homt Ust" •Wheelchairs · •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Quad Canes •Shower Stools •Ostomy Supplies •Diabetic Supplies •Gowns •Blood Pressur11 Kits •TENS Units •Nebulizers 446-7283 and Operated Coli Collect 63 PINE ST; frH Dtliwtr' and Training .. EGAL AMBASSADOR All Aluminum Construction 30'6" X 21 ' Overall t5' X 24' Swim ·" rea 4' Deep Year Transferable Limiled Factory Warrant~ -FULL FINANCING ARRANGED - '. r H(J'v/ Afr ' ,, MOT HER"" . REBECCA l 352 Third Ave. PH. 446·2327 .. ~- ' Save 30% Gallipoli1, OH. WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES MIN'5 TIGERS LOW TOr5-IIGH TOPS $24-$26 20%-30% ..·'... LARGI SILICTION Off ' SS.SlS - I ·. .; . "· ... ..• .. '.. .. " I • ' I' . ' Logon Monument's r-------- ~-~ COUPON--- ------ - - , consultants ore troln.d I 0 Please send me FREE booklets showing memorials t I printed in lull color with size and prices li sted . to help see your plans : through from beginning to tnd by providing souod · Information and tht fines f quality I 1 1 I 1 1. I 0 D I Kindly hove . on outhori~ed Logon Monument Co . I representative call at my home. I I Please send me detai ls about ma~soleums without J obligation . I I least of .oil us . . . If's whot' we understand I·I Phone best. 1.----- I I " 1 1 ' I _______________ ..,.1 LOGAN MONUMENT . POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY•MASON' BRIDGE LEO L. VAUGHAN, MGR .. PHONE 992·2688 : '· ' ' " '. ........ ............. '\ - ·-......- ..... .-·= ·-·-... · .......""'" CO~ .--...·.·... ~­ VINTON, OHIO GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES 0 . BUSH MANAGER PHONE 388-8603 - ,_ ·~ ...,. .: ....... .,...... ~ . ~ ,. : TEACHER HONORED Ellen C hamber ferlne, Spencer, W.Va., was namedRoane County Teacher of the Year. She will compete lor W.Va. state teacher ol the year. She-Wi~..£!1 third grade at Spencer Elementary and ;fmtlor High. She 18 the daugh· ter of Capt. Dan Chamlters of Florida and the late Margaret Chambers, and graduated from Gallla Academy High School ·and Rio Grande Collele. MEN'S GI\_OUP WOMEN' S SANDALS WOMEN'S PURSES SHOES $1599 200fo OFF SJOO ''· .... -~ MEN'S . NUNN BUSH CASUALS 25% Oli GROUP MEN'S TENNIS $2000 HUSH . PUPPIES .s2socr STOH HOURS Monday I fri6ay 9:30 to 1:00 p.m. Tuo•.·Wtd.·lhun.-S.t. •9:30 'til S p.m. . ... L. W. CENNAMO AnORNEY-AT·LAW · . 336 S. "igh St., Columbus, OH. HYPNO · ANT,QUES, ESTATE PIECES, REPRODUCTIONS, . I,>ERIOD JEWELRY FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. IS Lonnie W. Moore, H.T. ITALY ENGLAND PORTUGAL FRANCE ·· · ·· ~·· . •. !f'o ""' . ,. MEMBER OF NATIONAl SOCIHV Of 1-4YPNOTHERA.PI STS . . .: ' LOSE WEIGHT f9REVER 6 p.m. $45.00 .l ole 10, 20, 30 or mora lbt. You dacodll STOP SM.OKING IMMEDIATELY · 8 p.m. $45.00 Onty 1 ctna -ecn 8ll'lo to 10'/o ~~!cC•III NQ ADDITIONAL CHAIIGE8 Coat abOve inctud" a caaoene tape to ptay tor reinforcement TUESDAY, JULY 7tll HOUDAY INN OAWPOUS, OH• No pra-rwlflt..iton rtqUiracl For moN lnlorm•tiOn C811 (501)453·2~ CHINA UNITED STATES AUSTRALIA SRI LANKA - Our discriminating Estate Department has ~ssemb led a most impressive collection of "Dne-of-a-kinds" ·from countries renowned for their je:.velry creation s. Come see the · necklaces, brooches, earrings, watches, bracelets, rings and other unique articles of adornment. There's something for everyone . : . priced from under $100 to many thoo~"'' ' · • .1 .;;·-.... ~ ..... J.;. ""' . ~- ~ ,. ,.... ··.... ......~, . ; , -- SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS OVER REPlACEMENT PRICES Local Consultation In Gallipolis ~ ? ...-~ ·-. :::::-, SALE 614-221-0888 .-. ~..:.. MEN'S LAST 4 DAYS BANKRUPTCY 1 .. , GROUP OF Mortis anntversary POMEROY - Mr. and M rs . Jam es B. Thomas, Sr. . 148 Lincoln Hill, PomProy , observed their 40th wedding anniversary on June lo. A f amily celebration hosted tJy their children was held at the Down Under In Gallipolis . Attending the dinner part y 'were M r. and Mrs. John Thoma s. Mlddh?port : M r. and Mrs. James Thomas Jr .. Syracuse: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beam, Gillllpolls; and Mrs. Bernice Winn. BradtJury . .~ • STANLEY A. SAUNDERS' MONUMENTS Thomas • anmversary 'li' ·' ' .. ' '· ' ~rf blue acc.P ssories. PATRIOT- Tina L yn n Hi ve ly Brad Hivel y and Br ian MIIIPr, and John Carroll Baker were .Patriot. cousins of the bride werE> united In m arriage Dec. 20, 1986 ushers. They al so attended the at McDaniel Crossroads Church, tJrldE''s train . Patriot, with the Rev . Ernest Bride Is the grandd aught er of Ba ker. unc le ol the groom Mr. and_ Mrs. MerriU ·Hively, officiating . Patriot, Martha Tann er of Wil The bride Is tl]e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hively, · low Wood, and the late Rev . Jesse Tanner. Patriot. The groom ts the son of Mr. · and Mrs. Donovan Baker. The groom Is the gra nd son of Patriot. · Ernest Baker, Patriot and thp late Gracie Bakpr and Ralph Music was provide by Patt y M1·. and Mrr. Gerald (Butch! Hall Mlllt>r. Patriot. B<>~t!!e ss. \VIIIow Wood and the The brldf' worl' a Vic torian Iat e MamIe Boggess . p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ A reception was held at Water- l1 sty le gow n of film y coi n-dotted lao Grange H aiL A three-lief English net with flou nce and cak e of rose pink lcln~ decora ted ru fflt'd t lers of Chantilly lace and with royal blue and white flowers satin ri bbon s, having a shear yo ke trimmed In pearls and was made by Lori Breaklron. Serving were aunts of th'O' bride. s~>qulns with a chapel lmgth Char lotte Wa lker and Wanda train . She wore a rna tchlng head · Hively . The flowers and decorations Save 30'1. on our enllre piece of acet ate sati n and pear ls wit h flngE>rtlp·length vei l and were made by the moth er of the• line of perms (regularly blusher trimmed with schlffll bride and Patt y Miller . $40 or higher) ThE' tJrlde Is a gra duat e of Pm broldery . She carriPd a bou · quet of white roses . dalst•s. with Buc keye Hills Career Center of on all one blue and one pink rose to Cosmetology . conditioners and color r!' present her maid of honor and · ThE> groom Is a· ~raduate of services tool IX'st man. with cascades of Buckeye Hills and Is employed tJy W.H. Blou sc:v. Inc. ma t r hln~ sm all flowPrs In pink. Sale price includes blue and white. shampoo, cut orid style. Maid of honor was Betsy Participating stylists only. Hively, Patriot, cousi n of .th.e bride. She wore a rose fl oor · Appointments CJ'e not always • ·l<'nglh printed acetate satin with necessary. Sole price good a self bow accenting the waist of through August 1, 1987.,. the asymmetrical · skirt. She · ( Not '-'OIId WITn onv otner ctrer) POMEROY- E ldon and Phyl-· ca rrl{'d a bouquet of rose pink lis Michael M orris of Bailey Run and royal blue roses accented Road. Pome roy, will ce lebrate wit h blue r lbbon st rt>amers. their !'lOth wed ding ~ nnlv ersa r y Gary BakE'r , Patriot , cousin of with a family gathering .o n thP groom was best man , wear· MAXIM'S · July II, at thP hom e of Saturday, lng a light blue Tux with Roya l SILVER BRIDGE Walt er and Nancy Morris. Mr . and M rs . M orris were PLAZA marr ied on July 10 , 1937 at . 446-3353 Calllpolls. "they would appre· rial e card s from their friend s. SAVE 30\ ON PERMS, CONDITIONERS·AND COLOR SERVICES! GALliPOLIS, OH. . . ..., Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6_differe~t colored granites. Whatever your requirements may be. complete satisfaction is assured with Rock of Ages. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9 ;00 TO 4 ;00 Other' hours by apt.· by calling 593· 1455 ~ MANY ITEMS MEDICARE/MEDICAID APPROVED Horne owntd - ·Tina Hively, John Baker married BOWMAN'S •Hospital Beds •Home Oxygen •Lift Chairs •Trapezes •Patient lifts •Adult Briefs •Underpads (ChuKs) •Crutches •Braces •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates . Mr. dnd Mr.r. John Carroll Bak~r . A-11-. a11d Mr.r. ]amw l~ll.r.re/1 Poudl When you've made 1 Nome the pre-R.}arinlnP. I decl•lon you n-dn t ·I . Street or Route 1ustlfy It to anyone. ....,.. 1I City or Town 24' Aouno Swtm Area 4' Deep 20 Y~a r Transferable Limtled Factory Warranty · 'i - ~ ... products. !Wtlh E:..t ruded Walls) .30'6" X 26'7" Overall GALLIPOLIS - The ~ Sen ior, Citizen Job Bank, located in the SeniOI' Citizen Center at 220 Jacks.on Pike, is seeking more job orders for applicants· age 50 and older. They are also seeking applicants for exis ting jotJ openings. . The Job Bank Is open Wednesday , noon to 4 p.m., and Thur sday and Friday Iron\ 8 a.m . to 4 p . m . Call ·446 - 7000 for infoqnat!on. • •· • Sel-in VinyJ Liner • Sltety Fence & Stain · • Filter & Pump • Pool Ladder ~- • • -- 10%. Depoe II and Balance In Convenient Low Monthly ·Paymants CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN CENTRAL and SOUTHEASTERN OHIO CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE-WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS 24' X 15' Sw 1m Area 4' Deep ~ 't ·: ;,; . ,..~~ ·::. t.:< .. :·- ' 31 ' X 16' .r- ... _••• ... . Did you ever not[ce that some of the things we put off the longest are things we consider most important? Maybe we want to take extra time to make sur11 we make · the best possible decislon. · . .. ..Jtyo.u:.v.e.put.off ordering a memorial for you.r loved one, the time Is now. Logan Monument can help you select or design the perfect expression of your love. And you can be sure it's the most permanent memorial you could ever choose. · . Sometimes, there's a value In waiting . But when you are selecting from the best ... there is no reason to hesitate. Today's the day. Ouls•de D•mens•on5 .... . r ·"<: ':,- '\_'I:'!' -. ~ ., ., ' '- .. ' GAHS class seeks members " r ·:t: ··>1r•~~ -"- "~:>;.: d Johit E. Goode Navy Fireman John B . Howe . Navy Sea m an Recrui t John E . son of K enneth W. and Dorothy Goode, son of Dolores A. Goode of M. Howe of Rout e 2. Vinton. 126 Laur<'l St., Pomeroy, has recently (:l epl oyed to the Persian completed recruit trai ning at Gulf aboa rd the guided frigate Re cru it Trainin g Co mmand . USS Rei d , homeported In San Great LakE's, !L. Diego. A 1986 gradu at e of Ty ler A 1985 graduat P of Southwes t· Coun ty Hi gh Schoo l. Middleern Hig h School, Patriot . he bourne, WV , hr joined the Navy • joined the Navy In June 1984 . in January 1987. Angelo 8 . Cross Marine Cpl. Angelo B . Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs . Amos B. Cross Sr. of 30976 Will Vance R oad, Langsville, recently participated In exerctsl> Solid Shield 87. · Cross Is currently servi ng with 2nd Force Service Support Group, Ca mp Lejeune, N.C. A 1981 graduaie of Meigs Hi gh School, Pomeroy , he joined the M arinE' Corps tn· May 1981. ' LAIGE,SELECTION · ,, B. Howe 'r.. ' ..>. ·r;:====::;==:;===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-: • Timothy B. Dempsey Navy Seaman Recruit Tl · mothy B . Dempsey, son of Elmer C. Dempsey of Route 2. Letart. has comple.ied recru it training Ill Re cruit Trainin g Command Great Lakes. II . A 1985 graduat e of Poin t Plea sant High School, Poin t Pleasant . W.Va .. he j oined th e Navy In F E'bruary 1987. . ' GALLIPOLIS - Lori Ann Kerr wore yellow dresses and carried woro a befge fwo.· plec·e dress. · · hi .. Steinbeck, 'Melinda. Board, Mrs. and Gerald (Butch) Hall were Servlpg at the brides table Kelly Ours, Mrs. 'orvllie ' Whlte, ·: Joined In holy rna trlmony In a a w t e long stemed rose. Best man was Randy Phillips. · were Loris Hall;slster,l n-law or' Loris Hall. ·Donna Hall, Sarah , doutJle-ting ceremony which Th e flower girl was Jessica the grOQm, Teresa Cardwell, · • Hall , Mr . and Mrs. Lester Card· • ' took place. on ·May 10 with the R bl o e. niece of groom and ring ·Sister. ot the groom, a'nd Rhonda well, Jason Cardwell, Joshuah ~ · Rev. Orville White residing. bearer was Adam Bush, nephew Steinbeck, sl. s ier . of the groom. , Cardwell, Mrs. Jane aush, Adam. : . She Is the daughter o! Mr. and of bride. ·· · · Music was prov.ided· by ' Mike · . Mrs., ,John R."Kerr, GaUipolls ..fle The brld~ was escorted to the Conklin. · . . · · . Bus~. Randy. Ph111ip$, Mr. and :: ~ 1 li R 11 ·· · · ,. Mrs. Tony Bartell; Ms. Anita ;• .. I~ the s.on of M'r ; a.nd Mrs . Ray · a ter Y ay all. Guests were: Mrs. Mable Phil. RotJie; Raymond . Roble, Ailen 'Hall, also of Gallipolis. The tJrlde wore a dress which .lips, Mrs.' Beulah 1-iook. Mr.·and ~ • . · Mrs. Mike Conklin, Pam Conklin · . Roble and .:Jessica .Roble. · C'· The double-ring ceremony took was trimmed · In white eyelet · · pJ'ace at, the home of the grooms · lace. She carried a. bouquet of. . 'Scoti.Co.nklln, R. ho.ndaStelnbeck,' . Th e co up.le· resides · Jn ,·: · · Gallipolis. · parents . ·• .min 1 greel) and yellow carna- · Brittany Steinbeck; Breanna • _ The bride was given in mar- tlons with tJaby breath. She riage by Ray Hall. lateand grandmothers Bridesmaid wa s Anita koble, ·~ carried wedding her band, wore white ·~~ sis ter of the groom. Maid of pearl earrings and matching ... • :: Honor was Kelly Ours. '!'hey each necklace . The grooms mother ~:.;:: > '-t; .. Bryan E. Salyers Navy SE'aman Bryan E . Saly· ers. son of' Drexe l L . and Anna L. Salvers of Rout E' 2, P a triot. r ece ntly report ed for duty a broad the com,ba t store ship USS Concord, hQ.m~ported In Norfolk , Va . A 1983 graduat e of Southwest ern High School , he joined the Navy In OctotJer 1985. . The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Paige-8-3 ~ Ohio-Poil)t Pleasant, W.' Va. Blythe _Reneau Greer ·beco'mes bride of ]ames Russell Powell VAN METER ANNIVERSARY ·- Lila and Don Van Meter will be celelirallng their ~5th wedding anniversary on Jul y ·12. Their family will host an· open house at the home of Roger and Jane · ' Coates that day from 2 to 5 'p.m. . ~-~ g~ 4DI~OONIIA- ........ t • IW . . NO CHICK8 PLIAU . r ..( ~· - k .. ... ~ �... . . THE CORNER OF GENERAL HARTINGER . PARKWAY ·AlJD PEARt· STREET IN MI.DDLEPORT, OHIO . . . . ' TELEPHONE: 992·3471 ·, ' ' • ' . . STORE HOURS ARE: . · · 8 A.M. to ·1o P.·M.-7 DAYS ·A WEEk · . DEL MONfE · ' .. 16-17 · cANS 00 FOR CARDINAL '"17 9 DEL MONTE · · '"149 89. 1-S_a_la_d_O_re_ss_in...;;g_._.;_. + ._P:....;e:;..;;;a~ch~•-s. . . . . . __,._·~_.79 ·~99• ·Cocktail Juice .,~..· 16·11 ----1 Ftait Cocktail LITE ir REOUL~R Mavon- . It nalee ~ 3t 69 oz.I•; · Saueu CAMPBELL'S u 11. ARMOUR Treet ARMOUR till. . .Pick of the Chi.c.ken Wheaties Buy 1 Olt 1 65 oz. H11wy Outy taoz. POST fREE LD•• .. ry eterte•t !Ita. Su ar Golden Crtep SNUGGLES ,, S . '"1 ~9 of Laun•ry Detergent ~ 42 oz.ltu 89 ~ ~ 49 Fa.ilc Softur ,64 oz. ltox 69 Ground Round r:~· $249 Ribeye Steak PerU. Rump . $199 t:~ . . Roast , Per Lll. FRESH LEAN, TENDER "BUCKET" USOA CHOICE BEEF .ROUND BONELESS . $ 99 KAHN'S USDA CHOICE BEEF RIB BONELESS ~AUGHN' S FRESH CHOICE IEEF ROUND Lean Stew Meat *1 99 $ 99 ·cube Steak Ptr L•• All Meat Vlieners 16 Ham Slices $. 99 oz.$189 Pkt. ·,.,, . $ 199 Lb. . • SUPERIOR Lunch Per Lh. r:~$-1 59 Meats 111-.1 I -.pH I \I -. $21 9 ~AUGIIAN'S · 49 ' ' · L ~. . $'2 29 USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK su. GENERAL MILLS Per London . Broil Steak u ... . 2/8 9• L.;....----------+---- -------1 .Fl~rle Softlltr s~.... *1'' 9_•-1 Oxvdol Snuggles $ Buy 1 .Pork &Beans ~D:....;EL;.;,;MO;.;..N~TE..;.'...;..__ _ _ USD~ • 218 9 Spaghetti • ~ienna Sausages 21 1 Yes , 9. 8 · FRANCO AMERICAII ' Medium $ tz ''· 129 · Eggs __;,;;;.;;;___;,._ooo4 1••u• t6 ... · nach Potatoes &Sauce 1 1111. , .. or Drl~ ORADE A FRESH Sirloin Tip Steak LIPTON NOODLES, CHICKEN, CHEESE. BEEf & BUnER Coffee Ree .. Ele. Perk · 46 oz. ell $249 .....,.............., .;;.._ CAMPBELL'S · ToMato Juice . t••·•· U.S. GRADE AFRYER '"FAMILY PACIC" .. USDA CHOICE lEEF LOIN. Rice Sauce LIPTON AU8RATIII SCALLOPED DEL MolliE LITE., REa. s PER LB. PER LB. LIPTON CHICKEN. BEEF. MUSHROOM • HELLMAN'S · OZ. Cllt ----1 CAMPBELL'S Tea LB~ Baeon .-ISHBOIIE LIPTOII $ 69 ' White ~inegar 011. " . 1-------=;_,_---......j 8 PER ·6,9 LIMit 1 With C•apo. Per •10.00 Purehue . THOROFARE Pork Loin Chops 69 Ll111t 2 With Coapo11 Per •to.oo Purehlst . ' Bone-In ·)Round Steak · $ 29 0.1. " u.s. GO~T. INSP. ASSORTED. USDA CHOICE BEEF " Super Dip lca.· cream Tab, Sprite, ar Diet Coke Cider ~inegar . -. ASSORTED FLA~ORS . COCA-COLA·· THOROFARE ~ Lilli It 1 With Cou~o• • RET. . ,· 4 ROLL PKG. With Coupoa & Ll111t S Per *10.00 Pureh••• 8/160Z• . .. ' Bathroom · Tissue · . oz . . -' · . COTTONELLE ·. Corn, Gr,en Beans ~ .or Peas .. . . AD EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY 5 THRU SATURDAY, JULY 11, .1987 .· ·, ....... .· G KAHN'S Dutch or P&P Loaf Broasted Chicken . GENERIC 1SO et. . FRESH · Corne~ $269 Beef p., Lit •. $249 . Per Lh. $ 99 Sandwich Bags Get 1 FREE , FRISKIES 3/'"1 00 Cat f o.o d of EXTRA LEAN Chopped Ham $ 59 Per Lh. 6tz. .... FROZEN VALtTES FLORID~ THOROFARE Margarine FRESH ' · CITRUS HILL SELECT ·Or&Jlge Juice 8r•en Beans Buy 1, Oet r -f.REE .. . 64 Oz. THOROFARE $189 HUNIR~ JAOK . '·2 /*1t9 Bl111lte to tt. ••· • $229 THOROFARE t6. u . " Soft Marearhte 11•. 11~ 49• · $·269 KRAFT ,.. . · . · Whit)•• ToppJ•I ....... $22f . REITER · Butter ' ~~.tilth KRAFT SLICED AMERICAN · l•elu Ch1111 KRAFT ·L.. Ihora qhe~ll KRAFT lUTED . PtrMIIIII Ch1111 • ea. ,,. . frtlt Orl•b ,.... 89• WASHINGTON STATE 12 OZ. Can Orange Juice · + n•. Stlekt OOLD FRESH HOMEOROWN·· IIR.SEYE . Cor•:•• tho Co• SWANSON'S 4 tt. · Dl~turt · Br11kf11t1 SWANSON'S u." ... , frl•• Chlekl• z 1.. ... PEPPERIDIE FARMS ~ 199 $129 ·. BANQUET "3 99 Fl1h Stleks or Flllofl Pot Plu a ••. TOTiMOES · Plzzll · .. 9+ ~ .99. ~ to'!. " · · . GOLDEN RIPE . Bananas · 4. L~e. $1 ,.. • $229 tt.lt oz. 10.U. $199 Necatrlnes · 8 Oz. MRS. PAUL'S L~ . ' 99~ or · · + n tz. ·. .77+ Pluens Cool Whip C1k11 · · It ~herriec BIROSEYE $1' 69 . · $17 9 tu..tus u . SWMtOII'S ICRAMILED EGIS , PMWI, FIEIIetl TOAST · liMO u. 1 ••• ______________,_ I DEL MOIITE . COTTONELLE I COCA·COi.A ICoN, .,.•• e.... or,,.. I BathrOO!W TliiU8 I ,••. s.rltt or Diet Cab . I !:.·~.. 3/*1°0 ! u.u 77+ I t~~ .,; . $129 I "'""'" Ll•lt • Per •to..oo 1 I . . Plrt~Ht 1 I Pit. u 1 t WI • • . · • I lo ,.,l.tl ...--------------L--- 1 Ll•lt z w/Cttftt p., •to,H I Plrt~HI ASST. FLA~ORSSUPER DIP lea -CreaM I 89+ •to.H Ll•lt t wtO••••• Per . --------L---------------"' --- hrt~HI _ KOOL·AID PREMIUM Aut. Fltllort, Suter Frtt 1 $229 I WF 607 oo.so Saltlnu 25+ OFF OOHO · - 06-lt·l7 --------L---= · =~ ' I �• • Page B-6 TIM! Sunday Times-Sentinel ·· ~ . ·. I l • Pomeroy- Middl'eport Gallipolis• .Ohio Point Pleasant. iN. Va. July 6 , 19.87 July 5. 1987 : _. '· SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS - The J.N.M . a nd Maggie Davis !amtly ;reunlon Is slated ~unday, July5, from iiOOn' Untll · 3 . p.m. at Clay Elem entary Sch!lol. Dinner is 1 p. m . .--G AL L.iPOLIS . - RODNEY - ·Roberi Leithw11J s peak at Rodney United Metho-· d ist Churc h Sunday, h a. in. --- HARRISONVILLE - Garden tractor pu ll at 1 p.m. Su nday at tl)e Scipio Township Volunteer Fi re House. Classes will include 800, 900, 1,000 and 1,100. · . POME ROY - Five day community Bible school, .Pomeroy Church of Christ, Su nday evening; 6:30 to 8:30p.m., tl!rough J uly 10. Infor mation, enrollment or tra nsportation ca ll Pat .Thom a, 992-2277 aftet 3 p.m . --· NEW HAVEN, W.Va . ..:.. The Susan J a ne and Leonard Roush reunion will be held Sunday at the Broad Ruun Ca mp Groun ds In New Haven, W.Va. Covered dis h dinner at 12:30. All family .--- MONDAY . GALLIPOLIS - Bible school begin,s Monday at Liberty Chapel on Swan Creek Road for kindergarten and older. Tr ansportation provided. For lnformatlon, call 256-6276 ro .256-1526. . tary meets ' Tuesday, 6 p.m., Down \)ndc·r. I . GALLIPOLIS GalJipolls Lions meet Tuesday: 6: 30 p.rn., Mou nd Hill: " · ·· POMEROY _;_ Pomeroy C!Japter 186, Order of · the Eastern Star, will meet at .7:45p.m. at the · GALLIPOLIS Pomona · Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Past G'range meets Mmlday, 8 p.m., . matrons and past patrons wil l be Spri ngfield Grange Ha l I. honored. Officers arE> to wear · Potluck,, . chapter dresses. .. . . Dickey Chapel Church will have Rev . Tom Jones inservices, Sunday, 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE - Ceremonies ·a t ·3 p.m. Sunday at the Langsv ille Christian Chu rch for awarding t he ran k of Eagle Scout, a m einher of Troop 240, to Paul Councll; open Invitation. . and frie nds welcome. ___ RODNEY - Faith Baptist Church Bible school begins Mon.day, 6:30 tc;8: 30 p. m:, cla ~ses for ages two through teens. Refreshments; for information call pas tor Jim Lusher, 446-2007. · SYRACUSE - Sulton TOwnsh ip ·Trus tees will meet Mflnclay evening, 6:30 p. m., at the 'Syracuse Mun icipa l Building. RUTH KEATON DONALD DUDDING HQLZER CLINIC GALL IPOL IS, OH IO 10 YEllS EIPEIIENCE IN (IIMINCAL & CIVIL LAW •DOMESnC •INDUSTIIAL IELAnONS •MISSING PEISONS •CHILD CUSTODY . POMEROY, . OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY 1,1 19' 7 . I RACINE - Ann oun cement is be l,ng mad e of 1he e ngagemP nt and approaching marriage of RU!.h Kc•al on a nd Donald Dudding. Ms. Keaton is th<' dau gh1 er of Mr: a nd Mrs . William C. Kea1on, Br9 nswlck. Dudding Is !he son of Mr. and Mr~ . .John F' . Duddln ~. Rartnc. · · 'I:he wetidlng will rak e place a t 5: 30p.m on J ul y lR at Hubbard Va ll ey Park, Bruns wic k. l\1s. Keaton, a ~ r adua1e of Oh io UnivPrslly . is e mplo.w d a Thf' Ga th eri ng Pl ace. Al hen s , qu(ldln~ Is a teacher ai Sou rh· em High Sc hool. Loca red ar Holzer Clinic onRt. 35 In Gal lipolis 446-5287 CALL 614-949-2055 STORE· HOURS ~.. . Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM , . Keaton-Duddi J URGENT CARE CENTER . .' 298 SECOND ST.- · "CONVENI ENT HEALtH CARE .:.. THAT D OESN 'T CO ST AN ARM AND A LEG" PRIVATE INVESTIATIONS TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - MGM Running Club meets Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Charlie a nd Co. '- r-,:;;:;;;:;;::;::;::;=================~·· INVESTIGATIONS INC. .--- .. a WOL-F E . RACINE - Raci ne Village · Counc il will meet in regular session at 7 p.m. Monday at the · Shrine Park building . GALLIPOLIS- Galli polis Ro- Reunion SYRACUSE - London Pool . POME ROY ...:.. A reunion of the . WUJ be.Offering S!'(lOIJd session· descendanis of Geroge w.' and .of swimlning lessons s tarting .Lyd ia Grey Deem will' be held at Monday. All · lessons are $12. the .Roya l Oak P ark on J uly 12. Contact the pool ill 992-9909 o r Dinner a t I p.m., ta ke table H~ld l Cobb at 9!i2-3402 toreg lster. service, covered dish. Speaker Meeting changed HAZEL - Linda Dam ewood Bible scl!ool RODNEY - Rodney United ular meeting of Harrisonville -The regHARRISONVILLE Methodist Church Bible School Loge 411 has been changed from hegins July 13 for ages preschool Sat urday, J uly 4, to Sat urday , to si)(th grade; 9 a.m. to noon. · July 11. All ina sons welcome: ' Pony league Swimming lessons A Big Bend . Pony League MIDDLEPORT .- Swimming REEDSVILLE ~ ' Ora nge Township T r us tees w ill m~t Monday , 8 p.m., at the home of Dorothy Calaway, tow nship clerk. We Reserve The Right l o Limit Quantities MIXED Fryer Parts .......L:.•••• 39< . '',4 por k Lo1n . ••••L:-••• $169· ECKRICH SMOKED $1 ~9Sausage ••••••••••••••• NO APPOI NTMENT NECESSA RY LIC ENS ED & BONDED -:- STATE OF OHIO 8i W . VA . 48680 Blind Hollow Rd . • Racine Munda~' ~Fri(la~ \l'f't'k{'nd l' & Uolida'·" I ,oo P.M. to ,9 , 00 P.M . 5,00 I' .M. to 9 :00 't'.M. ~~~~~~~~====~====~ ~ "Good service, good coverage. Spe<ial Cuts NO PR08LEM For Us! PRICES GOOD UNTil JUlY 11 , 1987 GO TO CHURO~ (V(RV SUN!lA_. WE NOW SELL lOTTERY TICKET.S NEW SUMMER HOURS WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. TIL 10 P.M.; SUNDAY 9 A.M •. Til 9 P.M. STATE FARM U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast •••••••• ' Corntr of Third A.,, I State St. Gallipoli1, OH. ·,Ho,.. 4u-•29o SIIANJ'I:,\ R, LONG KEL.J.l' n . .1ou.•; v Home 446· 4511 .· ® . Long-Jolley Lrke a good neighbor, Srare Farm is there. INSURANCE PT. PLE ;\S,\NT - Mr . a nd Mr, . R OIX'rt E . Long of Point l'if'a, nnl an nou ncr lhP P n ~ ag!'. mc nt or thPir dau~h l ,•r, Shanna B1'00 k Long , 10 Kc il.l ' D... IOIIPI' , ' on of Dwa vnr • a nd C'onn ir .J oll r\' of Gal!ipo ils . ,\n o pPn c hurch wPdd l n ~ will IX' Obsl"r\'f'd July 17. dl 6:30 p,m . " t lhc Chape l Hili hu rc h of Christ In Gal lipolis. ThP r'N'<'il· tion will folio"'' a1 !he S<•nlor C'i 117rn C'cnt Pr . .Jark.<o n Pikf'. Thf' hr idP·('ICCf b a gradual t' or Pol nr Pl t'a ant HIRh Sc hoo l. Shl' Is <'mPioyed ll)' JYlu rp h_v 's Mill't In (;;J illpolis. Th(' ~ room gradu n1cd from K1·ger Creek High Sc hool in and b t.) nro llt'd a1 Ohi o U'n iv e rs ll~' · H C' b C'mpioycd b;· Hadlo Sh ack . Th e roup if' p iM S to rrs id<' In n ochcsr r, N .Y. wh er<' 1he groom will put·suP hi s Ph .D . In philosoph\' al rhc Unll'c rs lty of Roc hc-ster. . Stale Fa1m Insurance Compan1es • H~e Oil tees Bfoam1ngron_lll1no1S. CaptainDS ·A great little seafood place.® . ~- ,t~~4t~ ~P JOWL BACON ,.'t1 0 99< · · L8 .. (\ ~' l' • PIE-SLICED ,. BOLOGNA FOR ,. "LB. 99< . HOMEMADE POIM SHOULDER STEAK u . $ 1'9 ... . ,, ll S1 49 . HAM SALAD .(1 BAKED BEANS L8 . SAUSAGE ~~ HOMEMADE $'119 . ~, Lt . Sl59 . , ',; LB. . U.S.D.A~CHOICE .· $ 49 1 Sl 99 . LB ., . Round Steak ....l:.••• BUCKET .lB. . Sl .9 2 Lunch Meats ......... - FLAVORITE NO PURCHASE :: REQUIREMENTS ·• <:; OR liMITS • :~ WE -NOW lENT VIDEO TAPES CAROU. SNOWDEN . ~ WE CUT MEAT THE WAY YOU WANT IT! ifood price- . That's State Fann insurance." .. ...·-' ..• .••.·- FIJU SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT . -. Cube Steak .•••. i!:. .. GRADE A FROZEN Turkey Breast •••L:.. $199 . $11 9 .· -·.... .,.. <: ~ ... LARGE GEORGIA . . . VALLEY BELL 0 . 2. /o Milk •••••••••••••• . . . 1i2' GAL. BROUGHTON- 24 oz ..CTN. . _( Rhodes-Burke. ·. • DAN DEE .'·' CORN TWISTERS 2mm . 99C . VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS 2 99< I PZ. S1 09 ' PAPER TOWELS 36 oz. s1' 1~ .. NEW WHITE Potatoes ,,. ' LB. 2s~ - 'liPE"YEUC:iw . lAUNDRY DETERGENT 49< 160Z. ~' ...-·. - AJAX PllcE SAVEl CANS ' ;·, ' ·• ·' . •' .,, . ·' -"""·-- B·ananas • YELLOW 3 Onions ' ' ••. ' • , I 'POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs . Ga le R. Rhodes of Langsvil le announce the engagement and app roachl.ng m ~ rr lage of t)le ir daughter, Rita Renea Rhodes , to Randall Lee Burke: son of Mr. a nd Mrs ,' Tony H. Burke, Parkersburg, W.Va. 'fhe open c hu rch \.l'eddi ng wil he 1\.eld Aug. 1, 1: 30· p.m. at t he ~'ree Will Method!&! Churc h, Pom eroy . A reception wil l follow a t the Sen ior Citizens Center, Meigs Multipurpose Bui ld ing, Mulberry Heigh is, Po mero~ . Miss Rhodes Is a graduate of Me igs Hi gh Sc hool and Is attend· lng Marsha ll UnlversHy, major -_ lng In mu sic education. . · Bur ke is a gr adu ate of Par kers- · burg South High Sc hool an d Mars l!all Un ivers ity with a n •as socia te degree In accounting. He i~ employed by Quantum Servlfes ·of Columbus. •• , .. ;, DETERGENT BORDEN'S Ice Cream •••••••••••• Bold ••••••••••••••••• THANK YOU CHERRY 9·9( .... . 112 GAL. 21 • 3 LB. CAN MAXWEll HOUSE • CHICKEN QF THE SEA COFFEE : TUNA $4QO· limit I Ptr Cust-r Good Only At ' owe11'1 Supermarket •• . Offer Good thru Sat., July 11, 1987 . " ~ I •I I I • . . WHITE CLOUD I I I I I l I I • I I I • I BRIGHT EYEf CAT FOOD TOILET TISSU.E' : ~~~~ ·oz. 2/Sl. I I I ' •• ~~! 4./$1 89( ........................ •·· ................... . ............ ·-·... ... 4 Roll 6.5 limit ·2 Per Cutt-r · .Good Only At Pewtll't Suporma,.et • Offer Good 'llwu Sat., July 11, 1917 Lilllit I P~t Cust• Good Only AI Powell'• Supermarket • • . Offer Good Thru Sat., July 11 , 1987 '· ~ • - ' \ Ot. Pkg. • • -~ '" $1 39 -· . I .. '" -· ...-· -· 10 ' "!-••• ·-· -· oz. 99< .Frozen Pl.zza .......... Pie Filling ••••••••••••• oz 69 < .... ......... ·. .······ ca~Pm ······ •······couPON·······• .•·····couPON··· • ' .... $1 39 FLAVORITE ' ...., ,... . 147 OZ. BOX ·.. ...- .. ...... .:.... Cottage .Cheese •••• ..• -... ·~ Cantaloupes ••••••.•.• 99 · RITA R. RHODES RANDALL LEE BURKE ..... ~ · ' Limit 4 Per Cullomer 1 ,. ·• Good Only AI Powell's Supormarht • •"- Offer Good Thru Sat., July 11 , 1917 ' • o "' ,.- i • �Pege 8 ,8-The Sunday CQmmunity corner • Our congratulations to Ne llie Winston' ~ Yesterday she observed he r 93rd birthday a t a s ur prise part,1· held in the Winston a nd Baker yards on Second St. in Middle· port. Mos t of her neighbors a nd lots of other friends t u rried out for the party which wa s he ld from 2 to 5 in the afternoon. Her daught e r . Virginia St al · !worth, host ed the celebration for her mothe r . Virginia has been here since Mother's Day he lpin g her mother duri ng some illness, but now tha t shP's much im· proved. Virg inia w ill be re turn · ing soon to her home in New . York. · Mrs. Winston ha s livf'd by herself since Ihe dea th of he r brot her· in· law, Charlie Smit h. who made his hom e Ihe r e. He Jived just past his 103rd birthd ay. And s peak ing of birthdays , le t's not for get Hom e r Ra dford who will tur n 90 on July ll. His address if you would like to sen d a card is R oc k Springs Road. Pomeroy . He's the man .who holds the Meigs Count y Fair a 11e ndancP record . He ha s a t tend ed ever y . county fair 'of eve ry yea r s ince h is birth in 1897. Now thai' s a lot of fairs~ And just a remind er. ... this . Barbar)D.a vies -after noon there . will be a n opim Spec. 4 Barb.ara A. Davies, hou se honoring Pal Lo chary, 109 dau~rhtE'r of Roscoe' D. a nd Sen a Hlgh •St., Pome roy. Pat was 930 n E . Edw,a rds· of Rural Rout e . 3,. Friday. Frlt;onds arc invited 10---..Cal lipolts,. has ~n decorated stop by a nd visit · · with the thr rd a wardoftheArmy . , · A,~; h lrve!Jlenl · Me_dal · at _F9rt . Bragg, N · Things ar€' rnovi ng ri ght along The-· Ac hlevenwnt Meda l ts at the Rock Spr ings . United awa rded to soldi ers ior merit orMe thodis t Church' for an addition Ious service. acts of courage, or o! !,our rooms, bat h a nd base· ot her accompli shments. men I ' and a n e nj ar'ge'd · Da vies is an· administ rativE' sa nct uary. · 's pE'clali'i with the 44th Medical After months of waiting the :Brigade. pla ns have finall y bee n apprpved He r hu s band. Dav id, Is the son bv . th(' ~ t a t e a nd the; project is o f Oscar E. a nd Gloria J. Oavil's rea dy to go to bid : o f Rural Rout <' 3. G.a ilipolls. The enthusiam fo r ('niarging · ShP Is a 1982 graduat e . of . th e c hu rch ha s certa inly been Southwe s tern High School , re!lect€'d in the "givin g " by ihe Pat r iot. members hip as well'as others. The proj ect is well off the gr aund . Richard E . Swanson fin aa ~i a ll y. Navy Seaman Recruit Richard E.Swa nson. son of Doris J . a nd Patty Par ker is doin g her Rlchrd E . Swanson Sr. of 130 "durnest" to put a little exdte· Kerr St.. PomE-roy, has com· m!'<lt a nd e,nt husiasm int o the recruit tra ining at Recr uit p leted Meigs Bicente nnia l Celebration Trai ning Command San ·DI!'go. Sa turday, but she needs your A 1981 graduate of Meigs High help. Sc hoo\. he jioned the Navy In A fina l plannin g sess ion will be February 1987. he ld Mond ay nig ht at i p.m . at the Me igs Museu m . and she's wa nts everyone lv ho is int e rested to come out si nce there arl· ma ny BrianD Hall las t minute d e tails to be worked Brian D Hall. son of Bre nd a S. ou t. Ha ll of Gallipolis. e nlisted In the To be sure lot s of things will be Air Force's De tayt>d Enlistme nt go ing on at the Rock Springs P rogra m toda y. according to Fai rgrounds from 10 a. m·. to 5 TSGT Steve Elfrink. Air Force p.m . t hat day. Ex hibit s will be in recurit er, At he ns, Oh . place and demons tra tions of Airman Hall , a 1985gradusteol . pioneer skills ,an d craft s will be go ing on all day . Th ere w.ill be · fo lk music, Indian da nces by the . Order of the A rrow Boy Scou ts, a bicente nnia l video, and a n ext en· sive ex hibit by the Timbe rline Muzzle Loading Club. GAL LIPOLIS- Ac tivlties.and Th e parade at 10 : 30 is the menus for th e Gallla Coun ty kic koff to be fo llowed at11 :30 by Senior Citizen Center . 220 Ja c k· son Pike, Ga llipolis, for the week a patriotic mu s ical by Middle· port fou rllt grader s. sPlectlon of of July 6-10 are: Mr . and Mrs. Me igs Count y 1\londay: Ceramics. 9:30 a. m. Pioneers, a nd the an nou nce ment t!HleGn;__c.hqrus, 1· 3 p.m . Tuesday: STOP ! phys ical fit · of t he schoo l bice ntennial essay cont est winne rs . -ACSS, 10:30 'k m. P a tt y. the bicPnt e rinial com· ......Wednes day: Garden club. 1 p. m .; card games, 1·3 p .m . millee c hairm a n, is still int er· Thursday: Birt hda y party; es ted in hear in g from res ident s wh o wo uld like to ex h.ibit or Bible s tudy , 11 a.m . t.o noon ; herbalists , 12 :30 p .m . dem o ns trate a n a rt from the past. Friday: Legal a id services, 9 a. m .; art cla ss, 1· 3 p. m .; craft Have a nic£' wee k! mlni·course, 1·3 p.m . Kyger Creek Hi gh . School ,ls scheduled for e nlist me nt in the Regular Air Force in January 1988, Upon graduat ion from the Air Force's six,week bas ic train· lng · course .near San Antqnlo, Texas. Hall · is , sched uled · .· to reteive ·teclinlca tltainlng ln the · Mechanical career fili i d. s.13. J MondaJ: Lewis Dr :, 9:45· 10: 15; Sun Valley Nu rsery, 10: 25· 10: 55; Pinecrest, lJ.Jl: 15: '35 west Apts., 11:20.11:35; Scenic Hills · 11: 40-12: 10; C&S Ba nk , 12: 15·12: 30; Joradan Gas, 1: 051 : 15; Rio Grande (J ones ), i : 251:35; Rio MiniMart , 1:40·1 : 55; John B. Ho.Je Navy Fireman John B. Howe, son of Kenneth W. amd Dort hey M. ·H owe o! RoutE' 2, Vint on,is currently deployed With seve nth fleet. · A 1985 graduat e of SouThwest · er n . Hlg.h Sctloo,l: · Pa t rioi, he join ed the Navy In J une of 1984 . .c: ··-...-. · ·.. •··-. · ' A. 1986 gra du a te or Meigs Hig h Schoo l,h<' jioried th<' Navy I Ju ne of 1986. A:..ron .R. Scarberry Mari ne Lance _Cpl. ·Aaron Scarberry. a·' i985 ~:ra d.uale Wahama High c hool of ••urso1n,11Jl : WV. has been promoted to " '" "'' present r a nk whit<' sc r·vtng wit h 2nd Marine Divis io n~ Camp Lr· jcu ne . NC. Dennis R. Hawk Paul R. Longfellow Na v:r Pf.tty Offl<.'er 1st Class Navy Seaman J\pprenlicc Pout . D<'nnl s R . Hawk ,so n of Mario n R. R. Longfe.ttow. son of Robe rt a nd and Sara E. Ha wk of 31890 . Ca rol Longfellow of Rio Gra nd e : Todd A.. M ugragc Mine r sv ille Road . Ra ci ne, re· h.as completed rec r·uit tra in ing a t Navy P.Ptt.v Officer 3rcl Class · · ce ntt y r ece iv ed th e Navy Recruit Comm a nd, Or la ndo. FL. Achievem ent Med al. Todd A· Mu grage ,son or Charks Haw k received the decoratio.n L.,;lnd Loi s J .Mugr a[l'<' . of Ra· cine, reccntlv repo n ed for duty for profess iona l achieve m e nt In Scott D . Kimes aboard the rrplen.ishmenl oliN th!" supe rior pe rfor men ce of dut y Scott D . Kimes , Husba nd of USS Milwaukee. homrpor>t ·(I In whll t> serv ing wi th the Nava l Lori L. Kimes of Rac ine. Norfoll< . VA . "'•,• . Security Group Activity , Na ples, · enlisted in the Air F orce todav .' Italy. from Ocfober 1984 to according to TSGT Stew n A 1983 gra d ua te of S o uthrr~ October 1986 Hi gh School. he jo lnecl th r Na\'v }:lfrlnk. Air Force recru iter . A 1974 graduate of, Sou thern Athcns.G-h. in Oc tobN 1983. Hi g h School. hE' joined the Navy Upon successfu ll y 'compl eti ng in S!'ptembcr 1974. th e Air Force' s slx·wee k ba sir m'ill ta ry trai ning at_Lac kland Ai-r , ti Cnnifcr tl. Louden Fore£' Ba s('. ncar San Ant onlo.)cnnt fPr J . Louden , Dauf( hWI' ,Texas. Kimes is scheduled to of .Jon · a mi Br\• -· l.oudt' n of Dav·ld E. Wells · rece ive tec hni ca l trai nin g In th e Thurma n a nd G rn nuctaughte r of Ma rine Pfc . David E . Well s, Mechanica l car £'rr field . teconard a nd Marie Y" r nPII of son of R ranklin 0 . and Sh ir!Pv L. · Na po iPnn .<•nlis t('cl in the Ait WPii s of Long Bottom. has been Force ' s Ociay!'d E nl i" m r nt Pr·o· promoted to · his pr!'s Pnt ra nk gram t mhJ~' · nc conling to TSGT while s!' rvtng a t Ma rinf> Corps David M. 'Shutrr Steve Eifrilnk, Air Fo rce r c· Dt>ve lop mPnl and Ed ucat io n · Na vy Airman Apprenti ce crult c r . AthN" . Oh . Comm a nd ,Qua ntico. VA . Da,·id M. Shuif'r . son of George Loudf'n . J 1987 g radu ~rt r of C :rll la A 1986 graduate of EastPr n M. Shu ll'!' of 245 N .F'ifth AY!' ., A c" cl c m ~· Hig h Sc hool. b ~rh r Hig h Sc hoo l. RcPd svl ll c . he Mlrl(ll epor t. ha s comp iP tcd thr (IUI ('cl for · (' nl i <> lrll(~ ll t I n · 11ll"joined the Mar'ine Corps In Basic Av ionic.< .I " a ,·t;rtion ri c<·· Rr gu !;or· Air F orce in Aug ust August 1986. troni<·s" 1 TPchn lclan C'our.<r '.' · 1 1~7 . Senior Citizen Centers schedule activities· Menu s are· ' . 1\londay: Sa usage ·patt y , m as hed potat oes, kal e w ith vi negar. cornbrea d. le m o n pud· ding with topp ing . Tuesday: Pepper stea k: ovc'r n browned po tatoes . · s!'a~on ed grel'n beans. whole grain brNrd. fru it cockt ai l. Wednesday: P ot roa s t: pota· toes and cabbage, carrot ra isin sa lad, w hole grai n bread, bana na s li ces in orange juice . Thursday: Chicken- te t ra zinl. bull ered broccoli, bisc u its . Icc creap:1, whil e ca ke with c herry to ppin g . Bookmobile routes announced in counties _ _ _ __ GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS - The D r. Sa· rnuel L. Bossard Memorial J.. i· brary announces its bookmo bi le schedule for the \yee k of J uly Section ·c • .' Sooner or later... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tlmes·SentinelStaff · Well .... better late than never . . Robert W. vis of 165 ent~ Sneer Middleport , awarded I bronze star dal by the PrE!Si· dent of the ted Staies las t week . That 's for his service in ·w o rld War II. The certificat es ciies . hi s . "meritorious ach ievem e n t in gro und . comba) aga in st th e armed en e m y during World War II in the European Theate r of Operation. " Davis served in France, Ger. many a nti Aus tri a .. .. th at was more tha n 40 yea rs ago. ·.. .• • Point Pleasant. W. Va. Geiger, 2: 15· 2: 30; Ewington, 2: .15· 2: 55: Vinton !Dyer ). 3: 10· 3: 25; Kyger I. 3: -45·4: Kyger !1 , 4:05-4: 15; Kerr , 5: 15·5: 35; Bid· well, 5: 50·6: 10; Cochrans , 6: 20· 6: 45; Deer C r ee k 1 iFu lks 1: 6: 55· 7: 10 ; Deer Cree k II !Chu rch), 7: 15·7:30; Rio Grande Esta tes, 7: 4:>-8: 30. ,T uesday: Geo rge's Creek, Ro · berts , 10·10:'20; Bu!avllle Trailer Ct. . 10 : 30·11 ; Addaville School, 11 : lO·H: 25: Bidwell Qld School, 12: 30·1; Bidwell Nolans, 1:05- 1 : 15; Porter, 1: 20·1: 50; Eno 2·2: 30; Africa Road. 2: 35·3: Roush Lane, 3: 15-3: 30; Roush Lane, 3: 15·3: 30; RouSh Lan~ rl , 3 :35- 4; Cheshire, 4:40.5:35; Addi· son, 5: 45· 6; Georges Creek, Kelly Drive, 6: 10· 6: 40; Kanauga 5th Ave., 6:5().7: 10; Fos ters Trailer Ct. , 7: lS. 7: 40; K&K Trailer Ct., 7:45·8: 05. Wednesday: No route , malnte· nance day . · Thursday: Crousebeck Rd ., 9: 45·10: 15; Quail Creek, 10: 25· 10: 45; Children' s Home, 11· 11: 15; CRTP,ll :20·11:45; SR790 (Small), 1: 30·1:40: SR 790 (Hal· ley ). 1: 45·1: 55; SR 790 (Lincoln Pike ) 2: 05-2 : 30; Mudsock , 2: 45· 3: 15; Patriot, 3: 30·( Ca dmu s, 4: 10·4: 45; Gallia , 5: 30·6; Center· point , 6: 15-6r30; Centerville, 6: 45· 7:15: Meadowbrook, 7: 35·8. Friday: Cora, 16:10: 15; Ltn· co in Pike, 10: 25·10: 45; Cent e· nary. 10:50·11:20; LeGrande. 11 : 30·noon; Eureka, 1·1: 15; Huf· fma n' s. 1:25-1: 40; Goody's, 1: 452;- Myers , 2: 20· 2: 35; Imogene Church' s Store, 2: 45-3: 15; Mer· Awards~ .. GLASS MILL POND - This seco nd place professional pastel by Sandy N. Stephens, of Ra.,eiand, Ky . , was added to the Holzer Medkal Cente r's permanent art collection hy ·or. and Mrs. J.A. . deLam erens. ·.•: ' , . :.' >I ·1 ...... t ~ ~- ~~ f.!~-· *'. . ~ r _.. . ' . •, I ·~<~.i! ~~ . ':.. · t !I"~ ··"<i-_-t,' ~. ~.j !!' j ~ f; I ' 1 ,~ ; t- . 1WO SELECTIONS - Loves Lee Minton chose, .for .Hollzer Clinic, watercolor Up the Creek ·by Lee Sprinkle of Gallipolis and Morning at Dog Fork, walercolor by Joyce Sleele of Ashland, Ky. ' She also c hose Victorian Town House, not pictured, by Audra Clark of Caltletsburg, Ky. (not pictur!Jd. ) (From FESTIVAL, page Bl) screen, "Ground Pea"; Jea n Harbour, Huntington , a n oil "Sunny Morn" ; Donald Thaler, Ga llipolis a co lor photograph, "Inferno' s Door"; Bill Williams, Chi llicot he , a n oil " Civil War Stili Life"; a nd Kare n Stephens, Ashland for "Forever Spring." There will be a total of 55 paintings shown in the gallery during July. with an additional 180 shown In the Park on the IJoliday. Jurors for this years' event inducted James All e n, · Asst. Professor of Art from Rio Grande College, Robert Fran· zlnl, Professor of Art, Morehead State University, and Cross.e n Curry , Asst . Professor of Art • . Miami (Ohio! University. The ga lleries portion of this regional exhibition will be open to the public on Tuesday at'ld Thursday from lOuntil 3 P·l'll· and on Sa turda y and Su nday from 1 until 5 p.m. throughout t he month . • This exhibit is sponsored by Centra l Trust Company and, In p!l'rt, by the Ohio Arts Council, (Also purchased, !rut ilot pic· tured on these pages, was Death Rides A White Horse, an em· bossed print by Juanita J. Anglin of Letary, W.Va. The print was selected by Betty Althof fo r Althof and Associates. and is all white, making the viewer look closely to see the image.) S!! ~otJ~~ntt-. 1/SAiil'llt WMTNF Thursday : C' ind ~ Oil Y rl , Meigs rxt r n ~ \on a gent . prest' nt i Cool Meal fat SummC'rt imP , t] a.m .: c era mics , 10 a .m . t o ~ p.m . Thr se nior nu t rilion progra m Is : Monday : C hl rk~ n pa n~· >a nd: W[Ch. Ol'!'n bi'O\\'Il('d p OI<riO<' S, Friday: Ma caroni ond c hc'f•; p, butt er s llr<>d beet ~ . co le s l~"··· who\!' g rain b r·par!., ppa c h cobb ler. C'hoic<' of coffc<' . t<'a . le mon a id . milk or bul1 r rmil k wi t h mPa l~ . POMEHOY - . Th e Mrl gs County S~ ni or Citizcn o Cen rc•r. Mutbe rT\' Hi0ght s, P orn roy . ha s act ivities for thr· wr•Pk of ,lulv fi. 10: . Monday : Round and Squ a r<• da nce>. 1·3 p.m. Tu es dal': Chorus , 1·2 p,m . \\'cdnLos day: Sod nl Sr>rurlt ,l ' r·epl'e. E'nt a l h'<', 111 a .m. to noon; Bln!(O~ 1·2 p.m.; brid ge. I·J p_m ., bowling . .1 :30 p.m . 1 cervlile. 3: 20·3: 45; S u rd's. ; . 5: 15; Crown City, 5: 05·6: 05; Roma . Myer s . 6: 15-6:30: Ohio Townhou se, 6:45-7: 10; Ke nny's Ca rryou t. 7: 25-7:.50; Teen's Run , 8· 8: 25. ........- "'"'""" ...... '"'"''" -" ,.,_ ,_ ,.,1hf!l:·....i. Saturday: Ga l ita Met ro , Est· a tes, 10: 45·noon: Alice. 1· 1: 30; VI nton, 1: 45·2: 15; Morga n Roa d. 2: 25·2: 55; Morgan Cent er , 3-4. or.J ngl·:\. Tll<>sd ay : Sal i, hu r) "C'ak . a u· gratin pota t t'». !> p\ nar' h. r hoco lat r pudding . \\'Pdm•sday : Li\·r·r. m :.~> hrd pota to<>s , gr!'en b<' an>. t r·es h fr uit salad . l' hur~ duy : 'A' t:~ i n c· r:,. ~ a uc· r We offer complete tuxedo re ntal service to help you look your best on that special day . Pri ced from S29U Groom ' s tux FREE with 6 or m ore . HASKINS-TANNER (. HOUR< Mon &If . ~8 Tut'~ Wl'•l Tnu1 s.~r 9 1:1. 332 Second Ave . -Gallipolis , Ohio Confused about ••. •Rebates •Interest Rates ' . befor~ yo·u buy! We· take t'he ·worry out of your ,a·utomobile p·u rchase. ~.~ We ·' '' neret knowingly undetloldl ' . Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 1616 EASTERN AYE., GALLIPOLIS CARS: 446·3672 , TRUCKS: 446-2000 . ' By RANDY MINKOFFUP! Sports Write r CHICAGO (UP I ) - Throughout the years, the Chicago Cubs have bee n known for many things . . Wrigley Field , Ernie Banks, bleacher bums and fa ilin g to win a pennant a r e among the m . A pro(luctlve farm system Is not. When the Cubs did manage to develop a good prospec't they usually gave up on him (Joe Carte r ), traded him ·( Lou Brock) or saw him flop in the major leagues (George " Heat" Riley). So bad was the farm systei'n. that when Dallas Green arrived from Philadelphia In 1981 to take over the club, he saw a virtually bare cupboard . " We had to s tart fro m scratc h, literally, " Green recalls. "We had to s tart fro m the scouting level and work our wa y up." · Impatient Cub fa ns (red undant ?) hear d Green ta lk of a five· year plan - fi ve years to develop a far m system thil t would regularly kick In starters to mesh With veterans and produce a winner. That pian ma y have been on target had It not been lor 1984 .Three yea rs Int o I he Green plan, the Cubs caught lightning In a bot t le. Faced with the possibility of win ning a div ision crown a nd the ' 19~7 .• . Cubs' first fl ag of any kind -since 1945, Green got·- 1 h'!' rri'ator le:agues,-es tabllshettl\lm-se-tfm-nunmw- -LJTis to rrave·thl!l'l'lS"t.rC51f'tlle-lll!ll'C'h an!l pinc.Jt ht ~-<r ~·-off the developm ent a l highway and . traded for a don't believe In tha t. I like wha_t they 've been the regu lar Cubs' short stop bUt as one of the bes t pennant. --··- ·- --····------· to.i:J()." l . · : . in the major.leagues. __ ' His two prize prospects - the first two real Dave Martinez . a slick fielding cent er fie lder, BrUtn'tey, who came over from Boston in the . ' sll'Ccesses of his new farm syst.e m - had to be . 1984 Bill B~ckner·Dennis Eckersley deal, says the · was brought up and displa yed a tale nt lacking on sacr ificed in order to ge t a starting pitcher. · the club: speed. · farm system will continue to produ ce. · As ·a result, Carter and Mel Hall were , Jamie Moyer and Greg Maddux , two young "The guys I've been working and playing with dispatched to Cleveland in exchange for Rick pitching prospects, came up and showed signs of since I've been in the minor lea gues. can play, " Sutcliffe. Sutcliffe went 16-1, won the Cy Young becoming everyday pitchers. -Brumley says. "Sure, we 're rookies but we've , Award , and the Cubs won the division. "It was Important to finall y see some res ult s," gotten the prope,r teaching ·and experience In the But In the process, the club put Its developmenGreen says. "I wa s really tickled to see It minor leagues., . · tal pla n on hold. happen ." · Additional help may be on the way should the That was In evide nce in 1985. Th e Cubs suffered This. season, _Chicago had hopes of adding Cubs either sustai!I m ore injuries or fall out of the a ser ies of debilitating Injuries to their pitching another vital ,farm system product: R a fael 1987 penna nt race. staff. Such pitchers as Steve Engel ,. Jon Perlman, Palmelro. But Palmelro had . a rough spring Drew Ha ll , a hard· throw in g left ·handed Ron Meridith a nd Jay Ba ller were pr.omoted. It training a nd dldn ' t"tnake the club. ' flltcher, had a brief stint with the club In each of was hardly a staff headed lor Cooperstown. However, when Injuries to the Cubs' doublethe last two years and is considered a strong "We think we' re back where we want to be, back play combination of Dunston and former MVP pros(l(lct . PitCher Carl Ha mllton is also listed In to where we have play e r s In our own system that Ryne Sandberg left the Cubs hu rting, Green didn't the s am e category as Hall. . · , we drafted a nd developed that ca n help u~." hesit a te to bring up two minor· leagu ers from Catcher Damon Berryhill' is listed as the heir Green says. · Iowa , Mi.ke Brumley and Paul Noce. The club also appare nt to Jody Davis while . anoth~r outfielder, . I . Las t Sl'ason, the fruits of Green and !arm recall ed Patmeiro. ,. prospect, Pookie Be.rnstine, could be on the club'.s dir ector Gordon Goldsberry's pla ns bega n to " I 'm a firm. believer In these kids," says Cubs ' roster in two years. . , show. -Manager Gene ·. Michae l, a former general "We ' re pleased with the progress a t\d we: ll Sha won Dunston, a former No. 1 draft pi ck in manager with the Yankees. ''!like what I see in continue to see the system produce," Green says. the farm system. We wouldn't bring kids up like 1ays at crossroads By RICHARD L. SHOOK UPI ports Writer TORONTO (UPTJ - Many baseba ll peop le believ e the re Is a s mall period - a doorw ay In tim e, If you wi ll - for a liaSl'ba ll.franc htse to ta ke lhP s t ~ p to grPatness Ins tea d of merely being If Toronto doesn't win some thing thi s year or nex t, a ll the nasty things associa ted with losing co uld set ln. Or play ers could start think ing of · their own numbers a nd not the learn 's. Th e price of victory might turn out to be mo re than they are willing to pa y. " It' s som ethin g you ha ve to be on guard for." ~to<><) . A.tlny tim(' fram e ma y exis t before.w hic h It Is ack nowledges Pat Gillick, Toront o executive vice too early ra team Is not rea dy I a nd aft er whlch It Is . pres id ent · baseba ll. too tate (grea tness Is not possible!. "Clubs have a tende ncy to stick with their The Toro nt o Blue Ja ys . so me bPI!eve, are players a little lo nger than they shOuld . You need stand ing o n tha t doorway . Wh ich way will they a n Infusion of new players eve ry year. That' s why go? we 're tryin g to break In Kelly G ruber at third base Will thl'y take that s tep into the Wo'rld Series a nd Ma nny Ll'e at seco nd thi s year . We realize .the and h ls lorv~ To be remembered like the 1961 N('w day Is comin g when we' II have to replace Rance · York Va n ke('s , the c hampi on Ba Itimor<.' Orioles of Mulltntks a nd Gar th lorg." Earl Weavrr, thl' 197fl Ci nc innati Reds or the G illick traded las t year's second basema n, Oak.land A's tx>tor them, th<:' 1984 Detroit Tl gl'rs Dam a so Gar c ia. : between sea.s ons to get a new or thf' New York Mets of las t season. face on the ros ter. He a lso let go Dennis Lamp and Or wll ! they go backwards Int o medioc rit y , Bit t Ca udil l, two expensiv e mi sta kes a lthough rorcver cur·slng the m selves for the step they did Lamp was a key figure In t..he 198.~ divis io n titl e. not ta ke? F or the tra de 1hey did not make? For th e Gillic k Is well aware Toronto Is abouJ o ne good pta cr who looked greatness in the face a nd sa id. pit cher away from being dominan t. But so a re · ·Thank.< . but no tha nk s ''' tea m s with pitchers to trade, which Is why they all Art' they doomPd to become remembered like wan t George Bell or Jes se Barfield In trade. the Montreat Expo or thr la te 1970s a nd ea rl y · That kind o f d€'a l Is n' t about to happe n so the 19ROs? A good team that nPv c r quit e go t over th e Blue Jays ma ke do with their good relie f cor ps and hump: that never quite got over Rick Monda y's walt for so meo ne to com e up through the fa rm two-out , ntnth· lnntng ho m<:' run In t he last gam e of sys tem . the 19R1 playoffs. ( Monda y's home ru n put L(ls T ha t Is the sys tem Montreal largely used to get AnliCI . in th(' World SCrtcs a nd )he Dodge rs beat to the top- a nd the one that co ntribut ed to their the New York Yankees In six ga mes. ) ' decline. TIM> farm oysu.m dried up. Montreal went $1eadlly downhill aftf'r that and The s uccess o! the Expo.s whil e the Blue J ays ts st rugglln f<'. ro get back. were In their format lve years ea rned Mont rea l Toront o has bee n a respected c halle nger In the the des ignation of "Ca nada's Team ." AmPrlcan Le ague Eas t si nce 1983. when it laded But Montrea l's failure. to ha ve that break· In Sept e mber and finished fourth , nine games I hrough season led to dwindling atte ndance . And behind Bait !more. that ted to s hrinkin g revenue. And , since payrolls Dctrotrs 35-o start In 1984 did not obliterate the seldom shrink, the· Expos decided the scouting tact TorontQ had arrived as a power. wht c h It department and farm system would have to <'s ta bllshed In 1985 by wi nn ing 1hl' d iv ision . Aft er swallow the bullet . not ju s t bit e It. winni ng the divisio n. though . the Blue Jays los t a When the s uppl y of quality youn g p layers quit 3· 11ead to Kan sas City In the p layoffs. . coming to s prin g train ing, Mont real began Toronto regressed to four th las t season. 9 ~ trad ing J.for· 3 to redu ce payroll a nd obtain games behi nd Bos ton . prospects. And one mor ning It di scovered Toronto So this cou ld •be a crit ica l sf:'aso n lor thf:' B lue was :·canada's Team. " J ays . Its we ll· rcSp<'C tr d ou tfi eld Is 27 now . so the Continued on C·2 level ing or! vca't s arc j ust a hea d. • Pension fund skips some LENDL ADVANCES- Ivan Lend! yells with ,jubilation during his match Friday with Swe d e n' ~ CHI CAGO IUP! l - .Jimmie Reese' Is CE'ic bra tlng his 70th sPason in pro fessiona l base ball a nd has ne>ver thou g ht abou t r<'tir ing. I~ a nd whe n he does retire, the 81·year old Reese will be on his own with no finan cia l a id from baseball's pension fund . Th at does n't bother theCa lifor· nla Angels cdlldltl o ntng coac h who ~ nt erNI the gam e In 1917 as a ba t boy in !he minors. What does both er him Is wha t has ha ppl'ne d to other old· ttm·e rs whO played and he lped build m a jor·lcague bhscball yet find themselves with litt le or no pension benefits. "When I go t Into m a jor· league . baseball in 1930, no one had ¢ver heard of a· pe ns ion plan, " Reese sa vs. " Whe n I beca me a coach . when I was 55. I was too old to qualify for the pe n s ion pl a n. There are others out the r·e In a similar sit ua tion." Reese admit s he Isn't hurting financially although he k'now·s there ;:tre other o)d· tlm ers that could benefit from pension fund s. " It' s not to say that I couldn ' t use the pe ns ion money now ," he says. "Bu t I know of cases where other s are in much more need of lt." Reese began his affiliation with baseball as a batboy with the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League, where the great Frank Chance was winding down his career. Seven years later, In 1924, Reese became the regular second baseman for the PCL's Oakland Oaks. In 1930, he a]ld Infielder Lyn Lary were purchased · by the New York · Yankees for the then·record price of $125,000. Reese played only three years . Stefan Edberg in the men's s!ngles semf.flnal at Wimbledon. Lend! gained the finals with a 3·6, &-:4, 7-6 and 6.4 victory over Edberg. (UP I) Connors ousted; ·Lendl, Cash·, clash for Wimbledon crown In the m a jors- with the Ya nkees leave the game. "You 've got to face It , soone r In 1930·31 a nd S t. Louis Cardinals or later, beca use the legs are In 1932 - pos ting . a .278 average ' going to go out on xou ," he says. In 232 games and .455 as a pinc h Whe n Reese was a player , hitter. Then he wen t ba ck to the min ors to fini sh his playing Inflation and cost·of· llvlng con· career a nd ha s been honored as cerns wer en't as great as they By STEVE KETTLE the second baseman OD. the all· · have been over the past decade. " It occurred to the players UPI Sports Writer time PCL tea m . In lat er"S'l'ars, he WIMBLEDON, England se rved In va rious capacities a s later o n, butidon'tknowthatyou I UP!) - Jimmy Co nnors, who ma na ger In the minors, coach for esee things lt~ E' that when you played ," he s a ys. " Of co urse, to revived Images of his pas t a nd scout . He now is In his 15th compare what the pension con· brillia nce with a s tirring Wim year with t he Angels. slderations were back In the biedon run, evo ked memories of " Who would have thou ght I 'd 1930s to today Isn' t fair . The his first tifle a t the Ali· England stili be around in the maj ors .a ft er Club in defea t Friday . 64 year s?" says Reese. countin g pens ion program for ballplayers In 1974 , Connors, the n 21, won back to his bench· riding rookie today Is among the best In the season with th e Oaks. " I can tell country for any business. II jusr the Wimbledon singles title by crus hing Ken Rosewail 6·1. 6·1. you one thing , and this klnda goes does n't take care of everyone." Reese says )Je has· been able to 6-4 in the finals . Rosewail , 39, hao to the subjec t of the pen sion. I've keep active due to one key word bel'n the last Au s tralian to reach never thought once about retlr· in his life mode ration. \lie champions hip mat ch . In g. I've been lucky, thou gh." t "Everything in moderation. I IIIFrlday, 22·year·old Pat Cas h of Reese still draws a tte ntion for wasneverahell· ralser," hesays . Australia gained the final by his ability to hit fungoes . to Whe n Reese was with the whipping the 34 ·year·old Co nnors players In fielding practice. He 6-4, 6-4, 6·1. Cash wlil face Iva n carries around hi s specially Yankees. he spent a lot of time Lend! Sunday for the Iitle. made fungo bat lik e Bat Master· with the sport's No . 1 hell· raiser, Babe Ruth. Th ey were room· was just one orthose days, '' son used to carry a cane. mat es on the road . The Ruth ·. Connors said . " I gave It every·. "That I will do until I drop. :· stories have grown by the decade · thing I had. I didn't feel! was Into Reese says. "I started wh e n I and surprisingly, Reese says the m eat of the match at any picked up a broken bat and many of them are still pretty time.'' , started hitting them . Ted Willi· accurate. Connors had grabbed a ttention ams once as ked me for my own "I love to hear the m . Actually, at Wimbledon by producing one fungo bat, It 's that successful. " of the great E-st comebacl9> In the Former pitcher Early Wynn, a . what they say about the Babe a nd tournament's history, storming ' member of baseball's Han of what he did are pretty true to back from two sets and 1· 4 down Fame, began to speak out on the life," Reese says. "Lou Gehrig took great care of him self, Babe in the third set to bea t Sweden's need for pension benefits for didn't. Lou died much younger Mlkael · Pernfors In a . fourth · old·tlmers several years ago. f!ut . than the Babe, so I don't know round match. Reese notes talking a bout pen· "He;s not the sort guy you sion and retirement Isn't as what that tells 'YO U about taking care of yourself. " can cage eas ily, " Cash said. "l popular a subject with players Would Ruth have needed a knew I had to try to get on top of today as It once was . pension? hlin . He stili hits the ball • "The present day ballplayers -"He'd have to have had part of · fantastically. But he seemed to don't like to talk about it," he the franchise to play in today'-s be a little sharper against Pern· says. "The old·tlmers are the times. You see guys getting $1 or fors than he was against me." ones tha! need the help a nd It's $2 million: He'd have earned Connors · seemed capable of like any situation -In business. " . more than that." Then Reese making a ~ 1m liar escape against Reese concedes many of the smiled. "I don't know whether Cash just,once, when he b roke the younger players believe they are Invincible and don't look ahead to theBabewouldhav esavedanyof' Australian's serve for the only time in the match, getting back to a time when they \1'111 have· to 11." ·:·n or \ •• - '!> , July 5. Cubs fami system starts to _produc~ By RANDY MINKOFF UPI S ports Write r •Add-on stickers? See us k !'a t>J . m as hed po tJI ()('>, <·a kr . Friday : Tu na salad . po tato c hips . toma tOE'S. r ur·um bcr. a p plr c ri s p. Choice of be "e r a~ e a vaila bl e with meat s. Let Ut Help oca Pl$n Your ·wedding . MEIGS COUNTY Bookmobile service in Me igs Coun ty is provided by 1he Meigs Public Librara y under co nt rac t with Ohio Valley Area Libra ries. Monday: Burlingham , co unt y mobil e home park. 3: 30·4 : .10; Harrisonville, .c hu rch, 5·6: New Lima Road , l mile sou th of Ft. Me igs. 6: 40· 7: 40; t o rn a t oe~ . ' • • 5·4 in the second set. He then failed th ree f'imes to tie the set on his own serve. "If I'd won that game for 5· 5 it would have been a different story," Connors sa id. "But he was rea dy for ever yth ing w hile I wasn'4 r ea dy for every thing he got back." The two me t three wee ks <tgo in the sem ifinals of the Queen' s Club tournam ent , when Co nnors won in s traight sets. Friday, Cash's serve was dominant as he finished off Conno~s in 1 hour, 55 minutes. "What am I going to do commit har<j klrl?" Connors asked after his defea t. "He played well, I played a bi t flat ." Asked whet her he wo uld s till be playing tennis when he is Con· nors' age, Cash said : " I don't think so. I want to la y on the beach, get a good sun tan, be a yobbo (hoodlum, a nd reach 20 s lone (280 pounds). Perhaps m y wife will .think I'm disgusting. I want to ' go out with the· boys a nd bend the elbow (drink). " Women's Play Martina Navratllova, chasing a recor d six cons41Cutive titles, will be defending her World No. 1 status as well as her Wimbl edon - crown In today's final against West German Steff! Graf. The $184 ,223 winner's prize means little compared to the prestige at stake when the pa ir clashes on Centre Court ~>\!fore a capacity crowd of 14,000 and a world·wide TV audience of millions. Navratilova, 12 years older than her IS·yea-r ·old c hall enger, know s she is confro nting the leader of the ~ ew gene ration of wome n tennis players. "This is my dom a in," said Navratilova. who will also be seeking to tie th e r ecord of eight career Wimb ledo n s ingles titi ·s held by He le n, Wills Moody. ' "Wimbledo n is i( for m e. I don't need a ny ot her lncenti"C." ' , • Graf, howevcr , poses a s't!f{ : challenge. The Wes t Germah ' teenager ha s won Sl'Ven consec u· live tournam ent s this year and has st.retchC'd her ma \c h win ·streak to 4!\ straight . ' · Navratllova struggled rio the semifinals to defea t long·time rival ahd friPnd Chri s Evert 2· 6 7·5, 4·6. Gr a t de molished fift h: seeded 'Pam Shriver, Navratilo: va's doubles part ner, 6-0, 6-2 . " Martin a will be able to run •with Steff! a t the back of the court much belter than ! ," Shriver said. "She will be able to serve to Steff' s backh and a tld m a ke her. reach consistently beca use she is a left·hand er. But if. Graf wins· here there Is no doubt In anyone's ' mind tha t s he is No. 1 right now . •·• Graf, how ever, still res p~cts Navratilova's ex perie nce In prestigious tou rnam ents. "Martina ha~ wpn the tourna · men! so many times and at this stage, I think experience Is reall~ · Important," Graf said. "It ' s thefirst time I ha ve come this far. Martina has won so many Gra nd Slam tournaments. She' s one {)f the best players ever, maybe the . best. - .' .. --·--~--.:; �•• • .. ..-... Pleasant.' W. Va. . .. July 5, 1987 ··-·· ~ ......, Ch tul Dempsey surprised at·Aker's criticism (Bit.lh "' IHI. !:to p.m, Majors Boston (HuM ,.,,. ), l::et p.m. By l 'nit r d Prl'I<OS lnlt'f'RII.tionll.l Els:t · " ' 1. Pt'l. 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S o•n and Ht · ~ukrson . 1\'l' :!3. P llt ·hiul{ Vl t:tor lt'!>i Salln nal Lt•al(tll' - H4•ato n, ~II 10. :1; !Oul dilll'. ( 'hi 11). -1 ; 1-'t- rn .llll dM: . S \' a nti ."W:utl , Ho u !H ; Ra "'·h ')', Phil '- -1: Ht•r;oihl"'' "· (.,\ ~ • ~,\ riwr lt-a n l ..t•ai{\U' - Sa hl · r ha~~; r • n , IH ' 1-f..'!: Murrh.. ~ ·I II· ;t: Rll11• ·n. :'oil ' llt-l: L:m rolun, St•:.. It-li; Fl\-·t· tJil dH "'-~ lit•d • ~· llh !I \' it'lurlt'S. 9 DI•CNIII t St•attlt' ~ Mlh11:.1 Uk1•• · li, ( 'a llln rnl a -1 Sat urda,~· · s Ga m '"" T• ·~as t H arr~ !·it at ."'t•v. \ 'urk t na~n m ,.,.... n fP. .IJ , 1::!11 p. m . O tlt·ago !DUISIIn ;).,i) ;~I ( '1!•\o·l:uul Blue Jays ... Con tinued from seasons with !>~ ltlm ore. "When he (Corr ales) told me that he and Jack were going to call p itches when they fell It was necessal')'l, I said OK. This was earlier this year. I've never objected .. Hell, (former Balllmore Ma nager) Ea rl Weaver . yelled a nd screamed at me but nevedald "J ca ll ed a bail game. "What J ack said was pretty much a su rprise. I never th ought he and I h ad any persona lit y . confl icts. We talked a bout pitchIng on the bench the other night a nd we lota lly agreed." Dempsey says the proble ms with the last·place Indians are rooted In execution. " If we made the great plays the New York Yankees and the Toronto Blue J ays have been making, we 'd be where lhe Griffey had BELLING HAM ,. Was h. !UP! I -Ken Griffey J r . expected Jon!( . days a nd rundow n fields when he left his Ohio home to play Class A pro fess ional baseball In the Northwest . League. He a lso thought he knew a lot about ·· playing th e outfield. But most of the l?·year·old Griffey 's misconceptions have bee n das hed a ft er just a few weeks with the Seatt le Mar iners' smalles t farm tea m. " I thought it was goln!( to be like those s tories my da d told me," said .the son of vefera n outfi elder Ken Griffey Sr. , now with the Atla nta Brav'es . "I thought 1 really knew a lot, abo ut outflelding- unt il I ca me here," said the' younger Griffey . " I found out 1 only know half of it . I've missed the cu toff m an two or three tim es a nd have throw n to the wro ng base. "B ut I' ll improve wilh expe· 8a."il' ~al l ...- l'lat ·l' d pih ·hr•r Huh st:on l••,\ un lhr • J.r da,\' di-.oahit•d ll!o-1; n•• •alll'll plii'IIIT \\'h. H llr dnt•r l rnnr Pa~ hM· It l'l ul lh•• lntt·rrnU kuml Lt· a~ l t' t.\ A,\ ). · ( ':tl tfnrftl u- ,\ l'tiHII t•d pilt•hl•r Oun nl• · :\l nofl• fr11m t ht· dl!.uhl• •d li-. 1: lllat·r·d ul lilt.' pi Oa rr.•ll !\lllh •r•• n liM• I .._ d ;a.\ 1)1 , f 11 1'11111 '1 h I' In -lun~ · '!:1. 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Even t hough c ~ h e Blu e Jays have cos t their brewer y owners money the club has s h'Jed away from doing anyth ing that wou ld hu r t the scouting department a nd far m system, It a lso Is one of the most' aggressive team s In signing Latin Am erican ta lent , es pec ia lly the ta ll'n t laden Do· minican Republic. " We haven' t gone 100 far Into the free agent marke t ' .. G'u uck sa id. " We ' ve always felt that scouting and player de velopme nt were the way togo. Th at would be the las t area we' d reduce. I think it's the life line of our club." Baseba ll ex per ts agree Toronto has one of the beller farm , systems in the gam e. It's loaded with young prospects ... pitcher Todd Stott Ie myre (son of Mel), ' outfi elders Silves tre Ca mpusario a nd Glena llen Hill. catcher Matt Stark. Of course those sam e ex perts can rattl e · off the na mes of hundreds of prospects who co uldn ' t c ut it in the m ajors. The evidence, then , and the sta ndings would s ugges t the Blue Jays have one loot poised to take ' tha t step io greatness. Watc hing to see whether they do or not Is lhe interesti ng part. • Yankees and Blue Jays are right ,. now," he sal d. "Poor defense and lack of hitting cau totally destroy a .pitcher's confidence. " Why. we can go through every g.ame th is year and , plupolnt somethlug that gave eac h g<e~me . away.The .losses a r e something. trlg'gered tiy someihjng we did as a team that destroys our momentum. We beat Oljrselves 90 percent of the time, · "Every guy on th is cl ub,·· myseli included , has logo home at night . look in the m irror 11nd say 'What did I do wrong?' and not ' What did t hey do wrong ?'" Dem psey said . Aker was correct In saying a pitcher was doomed If he loses confidence In his defense and catcher. "Th e p rob lem Is that we're not doing the- little thi ngs that . we need to do to win." he said , " The '• &ATEU.t{E • • IDISCODCeptiODS . Transal'tions The Bl ue Jays and Expos share a common problem , one their : s·outhern neighbOrs do n' t gi~e a hpot about. It 's Ihe djfferend~< in currency. "Our problem, " Gillick s aid. "is that we' re a Canadia n com· pa ny doi ng business in the United States. Eighty percent of our expenses are •U.S. ex,penses ~ o~r salar ies , transporta t io n, hot _.els,. major league scouting ... It costs us roughly $12 m ill ion U.S. ·each year, whi c h means we need abOut $16 mill ion Canadian to pay the $12 million. " So far. the Blue Jays a nd Expos haven't gone cryi ng to their American· coun terparts for he lp. Not that it would do them a ny good. There have been times in recent his tory when the ex· ot[ange rate worked the other ~II} around -Canadi a n dollars were worth m ore tha n United ~t.;ttes dollars. Currently $1 U.S. ~ tl) bri ng about $1.30 Ca nadi a n. '•:it's going to be a problem if ttie : exchange ra te gets , a ny g(ea!er than it Is,' ' Gil lick said. ·':T)lere's only so much you can do in,~lc k et prices, the re's on ly so riJU:Ch extr a revenue you ca n llr!bg in. We' d have to go bac k to the leaguei lor some form 'of relief." Toronto does get to pay vis itors their share of the gate receipts in Canadian dollars and they get their 'v isitor' s sha re w hile playing:.· in the , U.S. In America n money. But the Blu e ,J ays have to pay player sa lar ies in U.S. money . (In· the NHL. Ca nad ia n team s pay thei r players in Ca nadia n currency while Amer ica n tea ms • ·Ba~ In U.S , dolla rs.) Blue J ays tickets are roughly 20 percent higher tl)an com parable. tickets out side Canada, Gi llick said. Exh ibit ion Stadium, where the team has played it s home games ., By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer CLEVEl,ANb - Rick Dempsey, the Cleveland Indians' vete· ran catcher; Thursday exp ressed surprise ·over :·crltldsm directed a t him by the tearh's former ·pitc hing \'oach. Jack Aker, . who Wednesday · was reass igned by Clevela nd to · p layer development and scouti ng duties, blas ted Dem psey for not being cooperative In ha ndling Ihe p itching staff. The Clevela nd P lain Dea ler qudted Aker as saylrig that Dempsey declined to lei manager Pat Corrales and himself ca ll pitches dur ing gam es. "I didn' t refuse to allow Aker to ca ll pitc hes, " sa id Dem psey, 37. signed as a .free agent by Clevela nd in F ebr uary after l O'h .:w "" "" ""' ""' .:11 :1 " "' 1:! iii ':W.I iii '!)!.;I 7" '! 90 C' l Ill ~ .:tsi il 261 i I :!7i j J :!36 63 :!;~ il :!9'! ;;; '!'71. :\tldnd. 1'hl r. n t"rn nd Nrv.· \ 'ork :1, Tt•xa.~ I. :! ~1 ll: lllnt • K um.a~ fll ,\' ti, Tu r ont n -t. l si ~umj • Ka n..u.~ ( 'II ,\',}, Tor1ntl o -t. ~nd ~~:am1• ot. .\lht~~~; •-.rMa fi. Baltl murr• .'i, II lnnln.l:' Roston t. Oulrillllld a ( ' II'Vtoi;&~J d Rn.-..' M (ifrr~~:. ...., :ui ..l!iH 11 :ro· .(1:!6 :! I 'u llf T I' \ U."i ;\i t~rnt · , U llail lafl d pt·t . r. 20'1 -1 "'b. llt l'rlhll. I. Pt·l. Oft :m .fi!l :tJ . :iii I :u ..i.i:l ii :t; .. ,;, t:l 9 Ill . 19~ 1111 . 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And)' MacPhail. yout hful executive v ice president of the Minnesot a Twins, ' 1-.orries w hen he receives acco lades.- for tur ning his ballclub around. ' ' " It makes me nervous," said MacPhail, ,34, whose 1'wins speri!. most of J une in first piac,e of the Ame t' ican League .West. " When , they write these th ings"! think expecta tions Increase a nd you e nd up hav ing to ea t some of that." MacPha il's comm.e n ts .were a lmost prophetic. The Twin s ~ent into a ta ilspin the <lay he spoke, losing six of their nex t !\even games - a ll on the roa d. : The Twi ns br iefl y led ihei r divis ion las t season but finished ~ecurity wit h a 71-91 recorch Wi th 23 was pin'ned dow n t o one th ing I games left, Ma nager Ray Miller thi nk you ' d have to give Tom was fired a nd th ird-base coach Kelly a lot of cred1t for taking Tom Kelly was named to replace what was a talent ed teani, a team him . · that proba bli• had more t-alent . ' In Novem ber, · MacPh ai l was las t yea r tha n t.hey. had wins. and promoted from v·ice presiden t qf gett ing a lot oout Qf It. " . · player · personnel to ~i s cl!_r r&nt . . Mac P ha il ... sai d . 11 "too k · a po!iit ion. - measure' ·of cou rage' ' 'tor' the Mac Ph ail, whose fa ther Lee Tw ins m a nagem ent not t o· go MacPha il was Amer ica n League outside the or ga niza tio n bu t pres.ide.n t for nine years and · ins tea d to promote' him ' ·a nd whose g randfather Lar r y Mar· e leva te Ke lly . who at 36 is the Ph a il was a genera l ma nager tor younges t m anager in the m ajors. th e C.inclnna ti R ~ds , Brooklyn " I think, when we'.ve ha d some Dodgers a nd Ne w Yor)< Ya nkees. ga mes get away. he's been able to keep th ings on a n even kee l a nd refuses to take credit fo r his club's impro~e m ent. , even whe n things have been real· "A nytime you m ake a d ra - good for us ... he's mai nta ined ma lic turnaround from 20 ga nies everybody on a n even keeL" under .000 to w here we a re now Mac Ph a il sa id . " He's kept them there' s general ly m ore tha n one focused on just the next game reason." MacPh a il sa id. "But ill a head." ~ Another reason for the team's success. Ih i~ season is Ihe a ddle lion of players like cat.cher T om N,ieto, au tfi e lder Dan- Gladden, ·a nd pftchers Jeff Rea rdon, J oe NiekrQ a nd J ua n .Berehguer, 'Mg.cPhail said. . · · · MacPhail ina'r.ie the ·decision after he too k over to build ~round · the strong players a l rea ~y o n the roster aDd it has worked. "We're still ou1 get of ti ngwha·a tgrea p~rtormance hast the nu cleus of our·li'ucketts team tbeen he Hrbeks. Gaettis, and B runa n s kys,~· ~ MaGP-h a ii said. · MacPhaiisald hls teamls"one or three or four c lubs" with the talent to win the America n League penna nt. He also said -. is tight for Pan Am games By JIM SLATER UPI Sports Write r INDIANAPOLIS i UPI I - Se· cu r ity offic ials say the odds a re " astronom ical" again st ter ro r is t activities at the l Oth P a n Amer ic·a n Ga m es, but they are prepar~;d for the wors t. " Th.ere is abso lutely no intel li ge nce at this stage of the game to s tlg&est tha t terrorism is even a , r~o t e poss ibil ity," sa id Pa ul Annee. Indi ana polis polic<> chief a nd chair m an of the P a n Am · Ga m es La w E nforcemrm t Counci l. " I don' t · think it's an issue. Tl)al's not to say it won't be." FB I agent Ri chard E isgru ber, w&o was ass igned to the Au g. 7-23 G~mcs, sa id ~ " You 're at gre ater ris k com muting to work in the morning tha n getting hu r t by terro rists. T he odds are astronal"(l ica l aga ins t it, but it' s a n aspect we're prepar ing for in our planning. " Cuba a nd Nicaragua. the only thing tha t gives us a ll heartbu r n is one person s itt ing some place a nd wa ntin g to m a k e a sta tem ent .'' ................... , Pan Am security hea dquar ters Is In a room a t a n undisclosed loca tion in the city. Be tween 30 _ and 50 federal. sta te a nd area au thor it ies wil l wor k a t the security center , monitoring situat ions a nd trading info rmation . Th e U.S. Defense De part ment. the Secret Ser vice, the CIA a nd the F'BI a re a mong the federa l agenc ies us ing the com mand ce nt er. · "All the a gencies come to· get her here and pass information to one another . No decisionmaking goes on he re ," said John · Hurban . a n Indi anapolis Police Depa r tme nt ca ptain coordlnat- in g specia l security p rojec t ~ for the Ga m es. Every thihg from tra ffic control to m onitoring t he lac at io n of potentia l ter ror ists goes on at the office. "Pl a nn ing has got to be lowkey . II ca n' t be so visi ble that It fr ight ens people away." Annee said. " If this becomes a secu ri ty t>vent ra ther tha n an a thl etic maybe some ot her organlzalions now·: why the T wins couldn' t could ," he said. make 11 to the World $er ies. For now, the club is ta king . Bu t' MacPhail recognizes a what Mac Pha il ca l ~ "the K~,IIY.. se r ious Inju ry to a key pitcher or a ullude" of "so far, so good<. . • · a " ma jor cog In the .lineup" could " We've go t a long way to go • 'end t he Tw ins: pl ayoff hopes. · yet," MacPh a il said. " We'.ve got '. _ ·:w e. jus t .can' t !l ffard to have . a lot of work to \IOyet. Certa inly a ny r~a l cat astroph ic inj"ry to we're pleased w ith the w ay the : them because we' re not d eep team has played , yet I don' t t~ink , . e nough w here we can replace we're deluding oursel ves. we rea ~ · them ~s readily r ig ht now as s ho.o-in for a ny thing." • r;:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::;:::;:;=.==t WE ARE HER.EFOR YOU URG.ENT CARE CENTER · . _ HOT BAT - Cincinnati' s Bo Dlaz is congratulated by te ammates Eric Davis and Ron Oester following his iwo-run • homerun In the sixth Inning at Riv erlront Stadium Friday night . The Reds won, 8- 3 ove r the Ne w York Mets . .( UPI) PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED 7 Days A Week - 9 a.m. to .9 p.m. of which i.s being:provideil by the u.s. Depar t m~n t of Defense under a $25 m illion a ppropria t ion by Congress. A total of $15.5 million wil l be spe nt on securifv and logis t ical s uppo rt , includi ng $3.6 m illio n In overtime for India na pol icemen . Another $4.4 million goes to co mmunication needs a n d a nother- $1 million will be s pcnt event, you 've done a disserv ice to ·-·on air suppor·f. Vidro ca meras i n the Pan Am erica n Ga mes." The es tim ated cost of Pan Am Ga mes sec urit y is $21 millio n . al l ·Di~ .has big night, Reds ,rip .Mets~ ·8-3 ·~ '· there is " noglari ng_reason.'rlg ht ~ Phils ·edge Astros, · 2~1 .' ---~ EMERGENCY ~ By MIKE WElL UPI Sports Writ er T he Hous ton Astros, attemp tIng to over com e the loss of their shor ts top, F'riclay experienced t rouble hill ing the ball past their opponent's. Shor liv a fter Dickie T ho n told Houston"Ma nager Hal LanJcr he · was leaving the t'e~m. P hiladelphia t lg ht·ha nder IJ'ruce Ru ffi n hu r led a slx-h lt ter over e ig ht Inn ings and got 16 o ~t s on ground ba ll s, leadin g the Phll1 1t>S to a 2· 1 victory ov~r the Astros. "Yo u have to glvP the credit ro Ruffin . ·every lime we go t a ma n on bast'. he'd throw a cloublcplay." La nier s aid . Ruffin. >-6. struck our two a nd wa lked three before Steve Bed rosia n pi tched t~c ninth for his 21st savc. "My si nking fa stball was work Ing." Ruffin S<l Id. " This j us t m ight be th e best game 1 ever pitched . I wa n ted to go out thPre ROOM STAFFED BY DOCTORS 24 Hours A Day-7 Days A Wulc 00 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11 5 East Mtmarial Drivt, Pamtray hC' Iicoptrrs will g ive oHi cla ls a to wJwrc t rarrtc is co ngrsrcd . "'g u ict~ PH. 992·2.104 , two com m u ni st nations in the win ner covered t he mile i n 2:00 winners. "Nobody knows how to ug h basebal l Is emotiona lly," Reynolds said. "He · was hav ing troubl e see in g the bai l. You play 162 ga mes and you are m isera bl e I;Jeca use you ca n't do as. well as you used to ." Nolan Ryan, 4-9 .. pitc hed seven innings for the Astros, a llow ing seven hils . He str u ~k ou t· lO to ra ise his career- leadin g tota l to 4.4 1I. J'he Phlllics broke a 1-1 tie in the third when La nce Parrish s ingled after Ryan wal ked Mil t Thompson a nd Von Hayes. E lsew h ere, P itt s b urg h blanked Los Angeles 6-0, Cinc in nati routed New Yor k 8-3, Mont real edged Sa n Diego 2-l. St. Lou ls .routed Atlanta 9-1 and San Fra ncisco topped Ch icago 3 · 1~ · Bedrosian we usc him. " Tha n, who ha s had vis ion problems sinc'e being be a ned Aprils; 1!184. was hitt ing .212 and shared s hortstop duties wi th Crai~t Reynolds . He le ft the lub twice b<'forc. on e la s t June and again thl' seaso n .during spring train_lng. " l-Ie sai d he had diffi cult)' picki ng up t hc ball a nd was disappointed i n t he way he wa s playing ," Lanier Silld. T han was one or the Na tio nal Ttlledo race results • 3-5:a nd ret urned $5.40, $3.811 and S.1. 'Tarpon Babe fi nis hed seco nd a nct;pa id $3.60 a~ d $~.w hil e Disco Freight came in third a nd ki cked ' back $3. 40. T he 2-8 dai ly double co mbination of Jersey ·Memor ial and Arre ll Shadow was worth $3:!.60. . A crowa of 2. 902 wagered $210,660. League's. top players be fore the eye injut'y. He hit .286 in l983w ith 20 home r uns a nd 79 RB I. incl ud ing a league-hig h IS game- By R1CK VAN Si\NT drum p itched the fina l J l-3 CINCINNAT I (UP il,-Bo Diaz innings fo r his second save. produces the ki nd of numbers , Ron Da rling, 2-6, who hasn't Cincinna ti ma nager Pe te Rose won a game in mor e than 10 likes to count. . , \Yeeks, su rrendered seven hils " I 've been keep ing s tatistics .•afio ··fi ve . r uns over s ix Innings. o n Bo a nd gofl\g into ·tonight 's Da rltng, whose las t victory was (Friday night's) ga me, hewas24 • April 22, has gone 14 starts for 60 whe n he came to bat with without a \Yin . ·m en in scor iri!l pos ition." ·sa id· Dlaz cracked a two-run horner · Rose. otr Da rling in the s ix th innin g a nd Those numbers are now 26 for then tagged Doug Slsk with a . 62. . two-run triple In the e ighth. Diaz drove In ha lf the Reds' " I 've a lways said that Bo was runs·with a two-run homer a nd a a n All-Sta r catcher ," ·sa id Rose.. two-run tr iple.in a n 8-3 romp over " He's a good d utc h hitter bethe New York Me t s F' ri!]ay nlghL cause he bears. down wit h men on Jus t before the game. Mets' base and he' s a lways thinking centerfi elder Mookle Wilson a n- 'Team fi rst"' . nounced he ha d as ked the club to Diaz litera lly lets his bat do the trade him beca use he didn' t want talking because he r arely ta lks to share play ing t !me with Lenny with reporters . Dykstra. 1\ft er _Lhe game, Mets' " I'll do my job ever y d ay ma nager Davey 'J o hnson said he between the li nes, but I 'm fed up had no intention of trad ing with some writers," was the only · Wil son. · comment Diaz had a fter hi s Guy Hoffm a n. 7-2, yielded just four- RBT performan ce. one r un and five hit s over six Althou g h P a r lin g hasn' t won a in nings for his seventh win in his game in"72 days, he pitc hed seven las t eight decisio ns . Bill Lan- innings of no- hit ba lllastS unday a nd thr ew well in the early innings F riday ni ght. " He's · pitched a lot better late ly, !f6 I' m not too worried COLUMBUS .• Oh io rUPil about him ," sa id J ohnso n. Fr id ay's fea tured $58, 000 Oh io " E ar ly. ·I 'was throwing pretty Sires Sta kes 2-year -old co lt pace good a nd had good control," s aid a t Scioto Down s was overs haDa rling. "And when they star ted dowed whe n 3-year-oid pac ing to hit , t hey hit some pretty good filly ·Ta n talize Ha nover §et a pit ches." reco rd . The Reds sna pped a H tie with Tant aliz ing Ha nover, dr iven a pair of ru ns off Darlin g in th e by Don I rv ine Jr .. paced to the fi fth. Budd y Bell sin gled, raced fas tes t mile in t rac k his tory bya to third o n Ron Oe~te r 's ,single fem ale w he n s he won a $15, 000 . a nd score d on Hoffm a n's two· race in l : 55. The recoril cam e in out . line -drive s in gle .lo right just the l Oth r ace of a ho liday m a tin ee pas t div in g first baseman Ke ith progra m . He rna ndez. Oes tec took third on . Tan taliz ing Ha nover erased the hit a nd scored on a sin gle by the previous record of 1:55 and Dave Co llins. It was the fi rst two-fifth set by C' mon As hl ey las t yea r . T he clocking was a lso a trac k recor d for a 3- year -old fil ly pacer and the fastest in the nation this year by a sophomore filly over a fi ve-e ighths mile major league hit of the year for Collins, who had been ca lled up fro m the-m inor leagues ea rlier in the day. , E r ic· Davis led off the Reds' sixJh w ith a wa lk a nd two put s later Diaz hit a two-run homer,tq left-center, his sixth of the year, to increase Cincinna ti 's lead to ~1. ~ The Reds scored three more times in the e ighth. Dav is singled ' off Sis k, moved to th ird on a s ingle by Dave Parker a nd scored on a single by Bell, his thir d hit of the game. Diaz then ' tripled int o the righ t field corner to score Parker and Bel~ Ci.ncinnati got a r un in · the second on Bell's RBI sin gle. For the Mets, Ti m Teufel doubled in a run In the th ird, and in the n inth , Lee Mazzilli had an RB I dou ble and Bill A imon singled lp .a r un. · ' Supreme 5254 •19;, l~ghtweight push mower . ,4 HP rated engine \ /•Cast aluminum deck •Recoil start •Two-year limited warranty Scioto Downs RIDENOUR SUPPLY (MUTER 985-3308 track. in t h(' ninth , bu t when we havfl Ga mes. are seen as th e mos t lik~ly ter ror ist ta rgets. :"Then' will be a little grea ter awareness level on those who mig ht be a target. butt hat could ch~ n ge depend ing o n wh a t intell igepcc w_e get as we get closer to the Games." sa id i\ nnee. who fears lone act ivis ts m ore th a n orga nized plotters. " ! g u ess the 'tOLEDO. Ohio lU PI J - King Dor/iarr gr a bbed the lea d at the t h~- q u arter marke r and pulled aw:a~ · to a 3 1:.1 lengt h v ic tory in F riday ni ght 's featu red lOth race tror-ai 'Raceway Park. 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White Sox out dtstance Tribe, 14-9 By GERRY MONIGAN , White and Brett each drove In homered in the nightcap. despite UPI Sports Writer . · two runs in the first game. Jose Guzman's three-hit pitch· Somewhere, Dick How~.r..w.a s_ .... _..: :A,_ pJay.. .llke that (White's tng. Rhoden, 10-5. a,llowed five smiling. , . slngle}ls}usttliewaywe'vebef"n· hits, struck out five ~nd,walked On t,he day the Kansas City losing lat ely, " Toronlo Manager none over elj?:hl innings . ~lghettl Hoyals honQred their· former Jin)y Williams ·sai d. "I don'. l - earned" his 16th save. In . the manager by : posthumously .In- know what it will take for us to opener. Mike Stanley hit a grand dueling . him into -their Hall of s nap oui of · ·thi s. It' s ··slain ·and Bobby Witt combi ned Fame and retiring his number , unbelleveable." witH .two relievers on' a five-. the tea~ he led for six years . hiller. rallied· m the ninth inning of the Howser was' a m an wtio appre- ,. Twlns.6, Orioles 5 . seco.nd game of a double· header elated comebacks. In 1985 ,. his At Minneapolis , SteveLombar· to sweep the Toronto Blue Jays.. team trailed the St . Louis Card[.. . dpzzi singled home Tom Bru ffowser died June 17 after an nals 3 games to 1 and won three hansky 'from seco nd base with 11-month battle with brain straight . to cl a im the World two out In the 11th innll)g to llft cancer. series title. E v en after doctors the Twins and hand the Orioles After taking the opener 6-4. the discovered a two· ln~h brain their fifth straight loss . Tom Royals held a ceremony· for tumor two da ys a fter he man-. Nfed enfuer, 1-1. took t he los ~. Howser and returned to the field aged the ~ merican League to a Jeff Reardon. !\-4 , 'l'orked the with a com memorative patch on J2 victory In la s t yea r 's All -Star final three innings. their un iforms bearlhgHowser' s gam e, he allempted to m a nage Red Sox 2, A's 0 No . 10 and his name. Down to the -team this se a s on , . AI Oakland. Calif. , Je ff Selle rs their last out and. trailing by a After two operation s, he r E" threw 8-s ix ·hitt er for hi s fir st run, Kansas City rallied for two ported to sprin g tra ining on lime. major-league shut out. Sellers, runs tosendtheBiueJaystotheir but aft e r two d ays . he t'e tlred. J- 1, wa lked two and struc k out a sixth consecutive loss. Yankees (~.a, Rang•rs 9- l ca ree r-hi gh eight In hi s fir st " Now th at's one to ·re A New York, Rick Rhode n and completc gameofthescason . A's member ." said Frank White. Dav e Righet ti combin ed on a s tart er Steve Ontiveros. ;;. 2, who . singled home George Brett six-hitte r. a nd Mike Pagli ar ulo a) iowed tw o run s in 6 2·3 innings. wit h the winner. "That's a real game- winQer. Some of those ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ar_en ' t really ga me-winning hil s. A MesJagr Frnm Thr Bible . . . · But this one tonight wa s." 'IF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IS NOT DENOMIN-'TlONAL, HOW CAN IT HAVE UNITY? William B . Kughn Banquet held for bowlers By ROBERTO DIAS Wal\E>r to load the bases and Fisk luck ." said Cleveland manager · UPI Sports Writer then wal ked on five pitches TO Pal Corrales . whose team ha s The annual potluck banque t CLEVELAN D I UP II - The make a winner of Winn, 4-4, who dropped.JO of 12 games and ha s m eet ing for . the Ga lllpplis m ood in the Cleveland Indians wor ked the final 1 2:3-TriiiTngs. the worst record in baseba ll at Women's Bowling Association clubhou se was qu iet. but that was giving up two home runs . · 27-51. "Wf' didn 't catch the baiL was held recently at the senior because mos t of t he pla yers had " 1 am jus t a lucky guy," he Per iod ." Citizens' Building on Ja ckson decided t~ forego showe rs and said. ··r just feel too lucky.•i fee l Jacoby , like virtually all of hi s Pike, Ga lllpolls. make a has ty exi t. bad, tho'"l( h, for (Whit e Sox teammates. hurr iedly left the Ce rtificates presented to two ' The C hicago Whi te Sox were s tarrer) Bill Long. I ca n't believe locker room as the crowd of26. 540 bow lers who ha,ve bowled in the ju st a s somber, alth ough their what happened . But it shows we watch~d a pos t-game fireworks association for 25 years - Billy fortunes we re far belter. don't quit and are better than last di splay. " Carlt on Fisk drew · a bases- place." The Ind ians had ra lli ed for s .ix Meadow s a nd Vonda Jordan . loaded wa lk to score Dary l . Doug Jones relieved Stewart runs in the eighth . Joe Ca rt er They wlil receive ttie award s Bos ton with on e out In the ninth · and Donnie Hill hit a two-run bel ted his 17th homer , a threP- when the fall season begins. inning Friday night. spa rking the s in gle to give the White Sox a 12·9 run blast that pulled the Indi a ns .Jo Grea thouse r!'ce iv!'d he r White Sox to a 1 ~ · 9 victo ry lead. Steve Lyons added an RBI National 600 pin and patch for to within 8-6. Afier Pal Tabl er des pit e fi ve Clevela nd home runs s ingle a nd another run scored walked. Mel Hall hit int o · a rolling her fir s t 600 d uring the th at incl uded three by 'Brook when shorts top Julio Franco f.ielder 's choice. Cory Sny d e r tour nament . J acoby : The · first place team was bobbled Gu ille n's grounder. The slam med a two-run homer and "I am ex hausted."· sa id Chi· White Sox have won four of five Jacoby followed by hitting s po nsored by Citi~:£n s Nall onal cago man ager Jim F regos i. " I ga mes . Ba nk of Po in t Pll'asant. · Winn' s fir s t pitch 400 feet to (ee l like I just ca m e out of Great Members of th e team wer.e " This had nothi ng to do with left ·r ente•· for hi s 16th homt>r . Ameri ca ran am usement park! . Ka t hy Butche r . Maril y n BrownI feel like I was pu 1 on one of those , ' hig. Opa l Ca s to. Sena Edward s r ides Tha t tu r n you over and whip and capta in Joyce Mooney: Th e y ou arollnd . team 's score w as 3091. POMEROY - Guests from . Opal Casto. Eva , Bailey. J e a n "That nint h inn ing was incred i· First place for doub les were four clubs :were on hand recently Hankins, tied. ail Hidden Valley; ble, es pecia lly afte r their eighth Gre at hou se and Donna Rawson . longes t drive, Rita Slavin, long· Gre athouse bowled a 600 serit's . inning. I th ink wl" rc a ll when the Jaymar LadiesGolf Association held a n invitational. est drive; c losest to pin. Avely Th e ir ·score wa s 1353. drained ." · Gues Swis her: few putts . a tie, Dea nic ts were Hidden Valley. After Clevela nd had scored s ix First place for singl es went to Point Pleasant, .W. Va.; FaiSmith, Mary Rou sh, Riverside. Bever lee Houda shelt l:ler sco re .r.u ns in the eighth to ta ke a 9.-8 Hom.e priZes went to c hampion- was 681. lc.ad·. the White Sox batted J:(reens Country Ouq, Jackson; Rlverslcle, Mason , W. Va .. and ship night. low gross , M,argaret around a nd responded w ith s ix Tlie all eve nts winner "was the Fol\rod: Gali jpolis . Cou nt ry Club: Joan Childs, low gros s. 13rownlng. wllh a sco re of 1643. · . runs in thP hi nth. Ozzi e Guillen greeted reliever Sam m y Ste- Ga lli polis, were &erved• at 8: 30 fir st flight; Elizabeth Lohse, lo w The. election of next year ' s • wart, 0-1. wit h a double. After a .m . breakfast before lee off gross, second flight: champion- offi ce rs followed . The new officsh jp flight. Penn y Compton, ers are Cllnedda Austin . presitime. T:here was a stop off s nack Gary Red us struck oui. H<frold after nine holes and a luncheon Carol Crow, lied for low net: first dent ; Pat Johnston , second vice Bain es wal ked on four pitches was served by the hos tess group. flight. Becky Triplett . low net; and Bos ton pin c h ran for him. pres ident ; E lai ne R y a n. treas second flight, J uly Hysell, low urer; Dais y Allen , Brow ning, Prizes were awarded to: chamIva n Calcjeron s ingled off third basem a n Jaco by's glove·. loading pionship flight, low gros·s, Ma ;·y net; longes t dr ive, Sue Burne tt ; Buckley, Casto and Lori SomeRoush, Riverside; first flight , few.esl putts, Penn yy Compt on . th e bases. · · rville will sit on the board o f Alter th e present ation of door, directors . Stewa r t's wild pitch allowed low gross. Kay Gygax. RiverThe delegates for th e 1988 stat e Guillen to score• a nd Boston and side; second f!ight, Esther Beth· Jaymar Golf Pro Bill Childs co nvention are Austin, Alle n, Calder o n to a dva nce. Stewart tel, Gallipo lis , low gross; cham- presented each woma n who had Dorothy Tol e r. Houd ash elt. then int e ntiona lly walked Greg pionship flight , low · net, Avely not won a .prize wit h a golf ball. Swis her, Hidden Valley; fir st Nellie Brown and Joan Childs Johnsion and E laai ne Ryan. , were co -c hairpersons .for the fli ght, Jean ·Gloss. low net, Aus11n wlll be th e as soclalion's Hidden Valley: second fl ight. ' tourney . d('legate for th e 1988 nallonal . STEWART- R a in postponed convent ion, in Re no, Nevada. the annu a l " Firecr acker Skyline LVNE CENTER SCHEDULE 30" Thursday night at Skyli ne Week of July 5, 1981 Speedw ay , movi ng the race date Pool - to this evenin g followi ng the .... .......... ... ...... 1·3 p.m . Opl•n Swim ~~~e;~t~:.~~-~~~ 6·H p.m . Open Swim Pennsoboro 100. ,July &-Close-d ...... ......... . .. .... . . . ... .. . ....... ... .................. . l ·.l p.m . Open Swim The Late Model Invit a tion will ... ..... .. . . .... . 1·3 p.·m. Open Swim July 7-Closed ..... .. ." 6-'8 p.m . Opt>n. Swim pa ~ $1000 to win plus a c omplete . ............. ....... 1·3 p.m . Open Swim .July 8--Ciost:'d ... ........... .. ............. . . card of Hobby s,ocks a nd Street 6·Ap.m . Opl:'n Swim .... ... ............ 1·'3 p.m . 0p<"n Swim ,July 9-CiosM ....... .. .. ..... ... ..... ... .. StOCkS. 6-8 p.m . Open Sw im Some of th e bes t ca rs in the July 10-3: 30-4: 30 p .m . New StudE'nt ..................................... 1·3 p.m . Open Sw im count ry a re expected to make the Orientation 3:3().4:30 p.m . N('llo' Stud ent .. Orlen tut ion s top at Skyline as they have been 6·8 p.m .• Open RE't'..... ............... .. ........... ....... .......... .. 6·8 p.m . Open Swim in the are a for other races . July 11 -Closed WrE>stlln RMatches ................ ..... ........... .... .. ., .. .. .. ......... .Closed ,July IZ-Clos(od ... ................. .... . .......... ... ............... .... . 1·3 p.m . Qpen Swim Tim e trials are at 6: 30 and 6·8 p.m . Open Swim races at 7: 30 tonight. Jaymar winners are named ' ' ' ••• ' •• • • ' • 0 ' , • ' ' UnciCr laws . a virtually current defam atio n forme r emp loyer is fo rbi.dd<'n in ma ny in stances .fr om gi\fing nega ti ve informati o n about his emplovcc to a prospec t ive e mployrr . · "U nder neg li ge nt hiring, if you. the employer , " rr no l ca re ful in .vour hi r in g vou ea n be ln,dcep troubl e." sa id .Joh n B. Lew is of th e Dalla s ·law fir m of Art er Ha dd en & Witt s, a uthor of _num et·ous. ar tk les on employ · mr nr law. body ... Th ertis o•tbody '' (l Cor. t2:13; Eph . 4:4). . 4. II rnpocr.. the nome ol Chriol : "Neith er /i lhtre sa/Wition In any oth~>r: f ur th erP i$ none other fiGm~ by wt.> mull be sa ved" (A CIS 4 ; I 2), under heaven giwn among men , wh«r~· To divide the spiritual body or Christ ithe chu rch) on earth 1oday into dcn'o ril ina1ion s.a nd wear huma n names is 1o ··u-uc.ify ro th ~mstl..a lltt! So" tif G od ufru h, arrd put him to ~11oprn shamt " (Heb. 6:6). Becau se the Church of Christ Is not a denomination, she can Htabllsh und maint ain uni1 y today I Ocnomln a tkm.li cannot do th at! Far f'ret Biblt Com.<p<>ndtnct CuMru, Writ~ ... Chapel Hill. Church of Christ lluh'' il lr Ro ud • 1'.0 . Km. :tU8 (; a lliJmU". Uhlo 4~tl:u Swtda} Mornln&t Bthk StudJ Q, j() Wonhlp 10130 Sunday E•t'oln11 Worwhlp 6 tOO II ..,;.A.i~ .[' --i.iI ,z w...... Blhlt SbMI) WELCOME fiRST MACJIINE - Pjctured · around the no>w Dre•s<'r contlnu ou• mine r a re . ( so·ul<•.d ) Tom Choma, PUCO Chairina n: ( le lt ) ~ ~~o~g~rd,._ ~ of~ W~I. KSV I LLE - AmHica n El£>cl ri Power (AE P I of . al um · bus h as t a k ~n dpll\•cry o r th!• fir s t ()f ~fJ(ht l"tthllnuou> li'llrlfi'lll rll<l· c hines in apuruc t~rt'd by another Ohto ro mpan . . Dr<'SS<'I' lndu str!~s. In c .. J<'ffr~y Divis ion of Co lu tnbu< .•t ~ comblnPd cost a t $5-6 million. , Th!' rnachinc·s will tw uscp i n t wo n f Af~ P ' s Sou th<'rn Oh io Coa l C m~" ny M!'lgs Di vi sion min e s In MP I~s :tnd Vin ton Co unt lcs . m Rooni "'"2,with purchase RAVENS WOOD Ku1sN · Tl•c h Llm ltP<l tOdav said th at It s o pr-rat l n ~t subslrlin t'y. Kn lse r Alu m inum & hc mica l Corpora · tion . will lnclud In it s seco nd q uarwr 1987 fina ncial res ult s a lpss p•·ovlslon fo r the continu ed t'<'SII'ucturl n!! of.lts op ra tions. Th<' J)rovis lo n. whic h rec e ived : boar d approva l today . Is e x· : P<'<' t ~d to p•·oduce a book loss ·of · about $.'!87 mil l.lon, or S8.60 per · s hare. bot h before a nd a fter la x. In clude d in the provisio n are - writE-d owns o f the company ' s : cl ect r ica l produc ls m anuf ac tur · • lng busi ness . a portion· of whi ch • m ay be so ld : id le and utwco· GA LLIPOLIS- Over thr ne xt : 3 weeks r will use this co lumn to • bring rea ders on the · , ta t (•st n e w s . ~ z CLEANING SERVICE "14 YEARS EXHitENCE" Limited Time Offer (614) 446-3915 . OUR POINTS OF EXCELLENCE: •All work Guaranleed •Lieenoed & lnaured •We Bruah or Rake All Carpet• ' •We Pre-Spot all Slain& •We Pre-Treal All Traffic Lanes · •W e Move All Furniture · lila ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICE (614i 446-3915 Upholstery Cleaning Sola. . S3995up to 7 n. Love Seat .. ~2915 3M · Recliner .... .82415 Scotch guard _{ 1 •I ' ' a r n in g~. and • pri ces on stoc ks : th a t a rc wid e ly il ........... •~~-.:.· l):<' ld b ~ m y . , crll e nt s. : : In addition. I · will a dd new of: ,ferlngs in the and : m a rk f'ts tha t we ar e bringing to ; .m a rk et. .. : , . If yo u havE' a n·y. questions or : f)?e i th at a co mpany in our are a Is • ;not li sted and shou ld be, call me. ;· . Bob Evans ,Farms ; · Current Price. $24; Annual High , 2 7 ~; Annual Low , 18. Hog pr ices have fallen 20'!1 ov er thE' past few months. This helped profits rise 20% In the : sausa ge division in the January quarter. C h ar bro iled entree s , new menu Items a nd 24-hour se rv ice • are behind th e ~t ea dy climb in • ,store volume in the restaurant : division. Combine this with the • s uccess Bob Evans has disco• vered in the Florida market and • we should see 25% annual earnings Increases In the restaurant division over the next 3-5 years. On the long term, with the · growth opportunities In the res. ' tliUra nt division, thes~ sha~es look a ttractive , · ' Umlled Store~~ 0 "G 0 T hC'y inclu de adva nced IPc h noJ, ogy ff'aturc s t ha t prom o t ~ gn·atPr product iv ity whll<' im · prpving Of)PI'atO r sMelyd n<'l the workin g Pnv lronm en1. On ha nd to w<'lcom<' lh1• first ni ac hinP at the Raccoon No. •3 m in l' nPar Wllk(l svt\ li"' wa s T o m hema. Chairma n of the Pubi lr Uill ltl<'s Co mm iss ion uf Oh io r PUCO I. " This Is a great partn C'r~ h i p . " Chcma sa id rp fcrrl ng an Ohio coal co mpa ny buy ing from "n Oh io ma nufacturer . Also in a ttPncla ncl' wPrc Ri- . chard ·~;:. t>l$brow, P<rCllldent o.f AE P : H u~th H . (l.ukl' l Lu ca s. V.P . Mtn·tllg Operation s. AEP Fuel Su ppl y: · Tam Brow nr igg, P re>sl ci nt . .Jc ff r<' .v Divisio n . Drc .scr In d ustric . In c.: 11 nd She r r! L. Pal mer. B uy Ohio, Coordinat or for the Ohio Depart me nt of D('ve lopmr nt. In no m ic p ri m ar y a lumin u m · making cn paei ty. inel ucll ng the re m ~ ln d r of the Chal me tte.' La .. smelt t"r ; a hard a lloy c•trusion pla nt at Ha lethorpe, Md .. for wh ic h th e compa ny Is sePki ng·a pu rcha ser; a nd a dditiona l writedown s rela ted to CNta ln o pe ra · tlons and bus inesses tha t wNe dlscontinut>d In recent yea rs Al so inc lud ed is the loss expec ted to be Inc ur red upon th e dis posi · li on of th e co mpany 's oil a nd ga s pro pe rties, the sale of w hi ch cur rently is being negotia ted . Cornel l C. Ma ier, Kalse rTech presi d en t a nd vier cha irm a n. said th a t th e a sse ts invo lved In .... o 0 •••")" • ' • • damage to his:radia l nerve . . Lewis said the developme nt o( claims !or negligent · hiri.ng coupled with recent defamation_ decis ions place the employer in an untenable position. ." It is virtually imposslbJ·e for a n em ployer \O . get negativ e information from an applicant' s previous employer becaus e of the fear of defamation liability. On the othe r hand . the law is· punis hing the employer based on negllge nt hir ing for not having checked into the sa me back·-· ground. It is a doubh; whammy. " Lewis said these cases have developed from t!l9' courts' need to prqtect an individual' s privacy rig ht s as we ll as to compensa te vict ims of injuries . "But neglige nt hi ring la w is runnin g a t cross purposes with developme nts in th e de fam a tion la w." he said. lhC" nlu minum )' operation~ wriiC' ~ m anage men t r C'vi("w a nd s lud~· a nd th at th ey have bee n. clet erm lne d to be uneco nomic or obsole tP u nd er eurrent circ um · stanc!'s . " Th<'S€' actions are par t of th e comp a ny's ob ject ive to reduce debt a nd ,return to su ~­ ta incd ope ra ting profitabi lity. I continu e ·to bc lieve. as I s aid s£-vera l week s ago, that a r etu r n to opera tin g profi ta b ility Is immin ent. " J a mes S. P as ma n, J r ., who. as previously a nn oun ced . today succeede d Ma ie r as cha ir m a n and chi ef executiv e officer of Kaiser Aluminum, sa id: " Ta kin g these ·ac tions will strengthe n the com pany and improve futu re opera! · irig res ults . Al so .. th e planned a sset sales included In these wrltedow ns and other s ales to be Current Price. ·$43\!<; Annu al ca rried· out in the future will Hi g h, 48'%; Annu a l Low, 32. ge n e rat e c a sh for d e bt Limitt>d- is pla·nn lng to o pen. re pa y ment .'' · fifteen stores und er Ihe na m e of Express Ma n. Th ey will ca rry me n's s portswear , which is nor· mally not a s profl tb] e as wome ns weat·. Limit ed is also planning to ope n this year ten stores of · 15 ,000-20.000 square feel in s ize i4-5 times as la rge as the ave r a ge Limited storel. Ear nings l:t'owlh trend s show little sig n of slowin g down . This was prov!'n in the April quarter. when sa les were up 21'!1 and earnings per sftare were up 4ir. .. · The ea rly retirement of Limited' s second man In command , Bob Morosky, sho uld have little effec t on the future growth of Limited . The future looks good fa~ this specialty reta iler. MILLION DOLLAR CLUB New Offe rings MEMBER- Richard " Dick " Tax -Free Bonds - Meigs Roberts, Gallipolis, · recently County Convalescent Center, Ex· became a member of The peeled rating, AAA: WorthingVernon C ompany's presti• to n Ohio Sc::hool Distr ict, Ex· gious Million Dollar Club. peeled ra ting, AAA; Dublin, Ohio 'Roberts joined the specialty• School District, Expected ratlng, advertising firm' s sales Ioree AAA . August 19'76. Roberts was Stoc ks -" Ma cgregor Team promoted to area manager in SJl(lrts ..:: $11·14/ sh.; Control June 111'1'7 and district man- · Reso ur ce Industries - $21ager In November 111'18. He 22 / sh.; Pickett Suitte Hotel and his wile, Sally, . reside at $10/ sh. 822 Jay Driye,. Gallipolis. (Mr , Evans Is a Investment Their son Rick. Is· also a broker lor ·The Ohio Company In · salesperson ' for The · Vernon t~eir Gallipoll~ ofllce.) Co. I" cr a. Cashie r s at Pub lix s tores in Tampa had given awa y S& H Green Stamps to cus tomers for more Iha n 30 yea rs. But no more. E xe cutives at P ublix Sup er MarkeJ s In c. of La keland , F la ., decide d ear lier this yea r to dump Q re~n Stamps io fa vor of mor·e I im ely promolions . 0n May :m. the co mpan y siopped g iving . a way Cree~ Stamps at mos t s tores in.F lor ida. r us tom ers now pla y the Wheel of Fortune game in s tead . · " We fe lt it wa s time for us to try so me thin g different ," sa id Pubi Lx spokesman Clayton Hollis. " We didn' t w ' nt to be ·tied dow n to· o ne pr om otional activ- it y, whic h is what G ree n Sta mps are ," Th e pa rtial pull-out by Publlx - the cha in sti)l offers stamps in • t 22: o ~ ·lts· .123 Florld'il st ore~ .J: r!'pr~se nt s a ma jor setback fo r The Sperry and Hutc hinson Co .. whi ch h as marke ted Green Sta mps s ince 1896. P_ij blix had, a cco unted for 95 perce nt of .the Gree n Sta mps given ' aw ay In th e state . The co mp any has sa id il will close fi ve gift cent er s in cen tra l Flor ida as a res ult of th e loss . Th r Publix de ff'c tion. though li mitrcl to Flor ld a. ra ises an iss ue downs have been und <'r ca reful _Local securities update (') c Andy Duffy, continuous miner operator at AEP's Raccoon No.3 mine and his he lper (rig)lt) Sher m Milliron . ' KaiserTech announces quarterly lo~s '' AM-..frNt Regardless of S1ze No Hidden E.~tras Salutday Appolntmenlo Available -0•"'' •• •o• O•o• o< ... ~ . ....... _ ·a· ·F irst of 8 new machines delivered .... Only - - '"t"• N :•""""" ""'••M .. By DON -FINEFROCK . UP I Business Writer MIArJII ( UP I ) ~ When Vanna Whit e. st ar of the popular Wheel of Fortun e television game show, made a r ecent personal appearance at a Publix Supe r Mar ket in Ta mpa, it marked the end of an Money Ideas Living Room and Dining Room ~ Lewis said 'a n e mployer must be careful in getting ·a pe rson ' s.. : .... ·., convic t ion reco rd fro m th e poli ce ' beca use the law prohibit s indiscrim inat e use of such rec ords .. · • ·- " The conviction record shO uld be ~ e leva nt to the job for whi c~ the per son is a pplying. otherwise it is v iol a tion of the employmem discrim ina tion laws." Le wis warned if st at ement accus in g a former employee of theft or in compete nce is in wr iting, the e mpl oyer · c an be liabl e for libe l e\·en if the employee ca nnot prove. actual a injury. Le wis sa id co mprehens ive legislation is neea ed to es fa b) ish uniform hiring and fir i n ~ guideposts "so e mployers won ' t be pulle d .ln-ma ny direct ion s by law s which were crea ted to deal with s pecific iso la led problem s." Can·Green Stamps compete wit~ popular Vanna White? 7100 ..... llteiNblt'' U.U, • WlfH fl r5h,., • "Let us say you hire repa ir· --s·howed lh<' majorit y o! the cas es man . a nd th a t person has a had been filed tn · the last,. five . history of cr im e th~l yo u didn ' t yea rs. know abo ut. · If he Is se nt to a · " It is now a recogni zed cause of hom e where he commit s a ra pe ·action in mo st stat es," Silve r or a th eft . th e t heory of negl igent sai d. hir'i ng cou ld a pp ly agains t the He 'qu ote d Richard E ps tei!'l o! employer.'' t he Unive r s ity of Chicago· Law Wr itin g in a rece nt iss ue of the Sc hool as saying the ·theory · of ABA !Ame r ican Bar Assari a· nE'gligent .hirin g is re lated to the tion1 .Jou rn al, Mic hae l Si lver. a ·a ne holding psychiatrists liable cler k for the Columbu s.'Ohio.Iaw for falling to warn that their firm of BrickPr & f: rk ler, c itP<l ·pa lien\s m ay do violence. the case of a m a n who was duped Epstein s a id for business . by his rea l es tate agent inlo negligent hiring " is one more payi ng off " $Jo8.000 Joa n. tbin g to worry about. Liligation " . "F.ve n thoug h the rea lt y com is li kcIy to be . btiter. Negligen t hiring al so has been pa ny knew not hing of the m is rc· presenta tions the age nt had expanded to in clude neglige nt madf' to him , the compa ny wa s r etent ion. trainin g a nd sup<'rviliaiJlc fo r $15R,OOO in. actual s ion, Silver s a id. In 1985.' hes aid , dam agPs and $250.000 in punll lve a town w as assessed $50,000 da mages ... Silve r sai cl. because •the town police im propHe sa id a survey of sta t e cour ts e rl y hand cuffed a m a n. c·ausing Tho Chu rch h Nol A O.nomlnallon COUPON .. Neglige nt hirin g ma k!'s an em pl oye r liabl e 'f or harm ea used by hi s c mployce to a thi rd part y when it is determ ined th e e mp loyer knew or s hould have known th c employer posed a n un reaso na ble •·Is k of har m . Th e tort ca n affect a whole .ra ngf' o f cmpl oy'crs in cl ud ing '·omp ,m ics that send represent atives to the hom es of cus tom ers likP 1 Iephone rrpalr m !'n or T he Chur"h o f Chm.t is not a deno mina1ion because . .. I. Christ iJ not dlvldod (I Cor. I:13 ): There Is "one Lord ' ' " " Christ " (I Cor. 8:6: Eph . 4 :5). · 2. h It lhe fulntll of Chrlat: "And hath put all things under hiJ /t<t. and gtJ ve him w be th e head over all thingJ 10 th-e chu,.cJt.. Which iJ hi1 body . th• folnes.r of him that fil/tth all in all" (Eph. I :22 ,23). 3. It Ia one ln numbe r: ·F or by Qn~ Spirit arr \ot.' t all baptized Into o,.e SPICIAL WITH THIS ' m ('nt lil ws. invesJ igat ion of pr os pective e m · ployeos to avo id the lia bility. B ut II becomes ex treme ly difficult in vir w of thv groWin g numbC'r of de fa ma ti on and wrongful d isc h a r ge laws u i t s aga in s t empl oyers. o parts or units). establishes a denomlnadon (a reli~ious ~ct) . and thereby CLIANIIG ) DALLAS 1UP]) - Neg li gent hirin g is 1he t"tl'st bed of lega l hot ~oa ts e mployers . mus t trcucl when <hir ing. Now a tor t in sevel'a l state laws, neg ligenf hir ing' cases arp a dd ing to the n igt ma r is h co nfus ion s ur rounding today'se m ploy- • U!\.hen in denominationalism (division among religious orders \Vith each nne h twin g it s O \\ t;t principles and systems or doctrine.$). The fi rst acco un t of Christians .Wnomfnatlna themS<lves i• found in 1 Co rinthi ans 1: 10· 13. In their divide d state, th~y chme the wearing of hu man nan1cs . T heir divisio n became tht hotbed of contentions, quaml ling . nnd rival ry. · CAIPIT IllADVANCED • . .apci.rtm eit"l . ma nagers. ·H .ca~ be argued an· cm piO,\'f'r ne.::d , onl y make a thoro ug-h ' • " IF YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT ..... CA L L US - WE CARE'' ...;;;, .. IIARIHAR· KRISHNAN Writer· .1JPJ JJus.ln.ess . ' .- . • . ADVANCED CLEANING SERVi.CE -z-,.,. one room.!\.~ - rt'VV\f\1~ '{ '\' SAVE SOOfo , . hDenomlnate-•• design a te s a num ber th at represents a particul ar paf1 or lrac ton of an unit ot measure., dividing mto· cla sses. to which s~tfic name s are gh•e n .· ~•De nomin ation" d enotes a divi<iing of the whole into specifi c unit~. ·cl asses. or kinds. with each cl ass having its own name and \'aim:. ••Denominationalism•~ signifies a divisio n into denominations , with each cla ss or k ind hoving it s own de nom inational names, principles , and systems. A careful examinati on of these words show how closely related they are special unit and name) presents a denomlutor (divides the whole into With the enormous scheduling of appointments"'dvanc d (le in Service has extended itsOOUBLE SAVINGS Special for a 1imlteft,:Re only for those who were unable to meet the deadline.' 'So Call Today for the greatest savings of all time." ~ iii' now contend,. with another legal nightmare firm boldly " I a m a merrlbe r of this denomination.'' If the true meanm~ of th e word was undt:ntoocl and used properly. it would cea$e to be used In a co mpl ime nta ry manner in t he spiritual realm . IMPORTANT NOTICE!!! ~ • The word 11 de-nomlnatlons~· has become an intricate part of our vocabu· Denomln-'l<!n O.O.,..t D July lary in religion. It carries a defmit e ring of honor and J?res.tige when so used . supposing to add dignity. One may ask , without he51tatton or regret, "Of what denom ination arc you a member?" Others. with much pri~e . af· rostponed .............. . ,.-uni."l! ~-~ ,i"eutintl , Section5,·1987 Business Royals. ·sweep doubleheader more fashionab le stores . they Executives sa id they are worksaid . ing to m ake It eas ier for collecGil Lewis, vice president for tor s to redeem stamps from sales and field operations, sa id home . S&H is actively seeking a new Last year, consumers cas hed c lient in F lorid a where it wi ll in about 90 billion s ta mps for 7 introduce shoppers to the new million il e ms of merc handise; Green Sea ls - similar to Green Holm es said . Stamps, but you don' t have to lick However. sales ha ve been flat them . in r ecent years. The co mpan y in tr oduced The company, a subs id iary of Green Sea ls in So uth Dako ta in PHL Corp. of P hiladelph ia, operMarch. said co mpa ny s pokeswo- ates in every state except Ka n; man Ginna Holmes. sas. Hawaii and Alas ka. Th e " It's a little less expensive for bigges t s tates for Green Stamps the retailer and our research are Florida. Pe nnsy lvania a nd s hows cons umers prefer it llto Te xa s, Holmes said. 1, " ·s he said . · ·' Publix dropped Green Stamp~ _ T he compa ny a lso is tesHng an aft e r finding that cu s tom ers e lectronic sta mp program in were br in ging back the stamps in Con necticut , wfiere shoppers are exc hange for di scount s on food! give n 'a computer ·coded card To Publix executives, that meant that ca rries a running total of the s tamps were not worki ng as a ccumu lat e d stamps. . . well a s they s hould , Ho!Us sa id. " I think that is rea lly the The company still give s away , ultimate wave of the future, " Gree n Stamps in Southeast FlorHolmes said . · Ida and will do so at least throu gh Karen Brown. a vice pres ident next sprin g-. Hollis- sa id.' He a t Food Marketing In~ titute. said decl ined to sa y why ·the stamps cons umer tastes in supe r m arket ar e 11pparent1y more popular in promoliO!lli-Come a nd go : but the those s tores tha n elsewhe re . bottom line is co nve nience. Ho lm es s aid the stamps appeal " Time-a nd cOI\W~I•""e "''" to ages"' a·nd elhrll<! groups ;· key ," she !;aid. "A nything that is Bu t, like other companies·, goi ng to ma ke people go to Sper r y a nd Hutc hinson Is target ' several different places is goi ng ing it s m erchandise for a to be less att rac t lve now t han·-lt , "' :Vtitin l(~r:· rr(fiica1e"aucH!m ce . wa s in the past." ' 'The med ium needs upda l' S& H acknowledges the trend. in g ." she said, "and that' s what we're doing." ·au Plan teleconference ori the effects of. Chapter 12 ~ .the CO!flpa ny faces in the 47 . states where it does bu siness. In COLUMB US. Ohio tUP II- A s iltin g a t the ki tch en tab le try ing . a n age of celebrit y promotions, new sectio n of the federal Ba nk· to dec ide whether to fil e Chapte r ca n Gree n £tamps compet e wilh ruptcy Law . Chapter 12. has been . 12o rnot,andwha l it wou ld mean Va nna Whit e? ca ll ed the sav ior of farmers to ,do so." says Pau l L. Wright, S& H ex e c tuives we re not eager sufferi ng financial problems. bu t Extens ion agricultural la w spe· 10 disc uss Va nna Whi le , bu t they questions s til l remain about how cia lis t a t Oh io State. co nceded that G reen Stamps well il is worki ng. "This program wi ll be from have fa ll e n behind the limes . Ohio State Univers it y wrll bo th the de bt or and' creditvr Th at is wh y the compa ny has broadcast a Chapter 12 ba nk· v iewpo.int s a nd wi ll d e ba te the la un ched a $20 million effort to ruplcy overview fo t· the natio n' s r ight s of all pa r ties." · modernize the program, com· farmers . a ltorneys a nd lend ers Wright w ill be joined by pany spo kesmen said. T he e ff?rt J uly 28 from 7 p.m . to 9 p.m . The agricullural econ omis ts , attar· incl ud es a new electronic verston s at ellile teleconfere nce will be on neys and other s inv ol ved in of the s ta mp progra m, more Ga lax y 2. Chan nel I. · Cha pt er 12 procredings . co nt empo ra ry m e rc handise a nd • " I'm thinking of the farmer Southern Coal names three senior electrical engineers ALBAN Y - James W. Fleer. m ai ntena nce foreman trainee at Mar tin L. Jo hnson a nd J a m es E . · Meigs No. 2 mine. J ohnson ea rned a bachelor' s Schult z ha ve been named sen ior electri cal e ngin eers at Southern degree In elec trica l enginee ring Ohio Coal Company's Meigs from Sou thern Univers ity in Baton Rouge, La ., 'tn 1965. Di vis ion . F lee r , a former ma intenance Originally from Houma, La., he supervisor, is the senior electri- now resides in Middleport, Ohi o. Schultz was nam ed senior cal engineer at the Me igs. No. 2 elec trica l engineer a t the Meigs mine . He a lso has hel d pos iti ons No. 1 mine. He joined the Meigs as maintenance technician and maintenance engineer since join- Djvisiori office In June 1j!84 as an In g Southe rn Onto Coal In June engineer ing technician . He was named mining e ngineer the fol1974. Originally from the Zanesville lowing year a nd In 1985 transarea. Fleer holds a bachelor' s ferred to Meigs No. 1 as m a intedegree. In elec trical engi nee ring na nce supervisor for the Central Shop. · , fro m Ohio University. He now Schultz began college at Bo_ lives In Athens. wllng Green Stare University in Johnson was named senior Bowling Green, Ohio, and come lectrical ~ngl n•eer at Raccoon pleted his bac helor' s degree In No. 3 mine, where he had e lectrical engineering at Ohio previously been a maintenance University. He now lives n~ar supervisor. He tolned the comAthens. pany In February 1975 as a OVEC promotes two employees . major in zoology a nd a minor in chemistry. He liv es In Gallipolis Ferry , , W.Va. , with his . wife, Sandra. Waugh, who was promoted from associate engineer to performance engineer, is a graduate . of Ohio University, where he from ass~iate chemist to assist- . received his bachelor of science ant chei]l lst, Is a gra_d uate oi degree in electrical engineering . Marsha l\· University, with a He lives In MldciJ eport with his wife, Karen.' , GALLIPOLIS - G,ary Edwards an d Robert C. Waugh receive d promotions effective , July 1 at the Ohio Valley Electric Corpora tion's Kyger Creek plant, according. to plant man- ag~~~={d~.o~ti~: :;~~~~;,~~~ ·-- '1'----~- .> ~ .; f' • DAVIS HONOitED - Mar.k M. Davis, manager of the · SnperAmcrica store· at 801 Second Av<' .. Gallipolis, was honor ed. at a graduatio n · dinner for t.:o mplclion of a .: week-lon g management train-: lng workshop, according . to • · R.D . Davis, t~m.;tern region : vice president of SuperAmert.' :, ca's Southern Division. Ou r -: lng the workshop, partici-· ' pants ~ere exposed to a' . variety of job-related. actlvi- .:: ties, including custom er ser- : vice. Inventory control, m er- : c bandising, d e l ega tion, ' tnterpers onul communica-.... lion, staff motivation and:~ inlerviewing skills. A nalive of:~ Gallipolis, Davis. ~oined the ~­ company in 19H6 as an assist-:• ant store manager . He at-: tended Southeastern BusineSS.! College. ' •• • �• • Farm -~ 7 Page-0·2 July · COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) ~ Some 700,t:XXl people who havr given up farmlng 'ln the 1980s will be mofe difficult to replace than those who left the farm from 1940 to 1970. agricultural economist s at Ohio State University say. Financial problems during the 1980s have claimed young. mod es t·sized commercial opera· tors with production and rna· 5, 1987 GENEIAL ADMISSION - OPEN ' " chen g..._, red Avon ctm,,., ..t . Cllt 1ron 11dlleta 1nd e1c, gi .. IWJifl, picturtl, framea, b-.ln.ts, stroller books. rurzl•. wh.lt· nots. toys. lOMe cloth•. tools. IIWn mower• rototlller Too mM¥ oth• item~ Md collectlbfes to lilt. Come bfow••· enjoy. Paul Denney• 1 , corner. 654~•nd Bldweii-Aodn-v RoiHI tn BldweU, Oh1o. • • Yard Salt' Near ~loUdlY Inn w•tch for aiun• 8 ·1. Tueld•v' • Juty 71h anet· Two t.mlly y1rd ..,, 11 Kay Proffitt• on County Ad 35 Mondey Juty 8th By John C. Ri ce tions of over 500 crop treat ments. County Extension Agent Anot her aspect of Farm Focus . Agriculture IS the agricultu ral clmics which :;The annual fa rm focus event are held 1n a special tent In the ht)d In VanWert Cou nty on 40-acre exhibitor area Field '\~gus t 4 and 5. It ra nks nght up machinery demonst rations , a t~re wilh the Farm Sc1ence santiOned OSTP tractor pull , Ri;!view. qmtmuous women 's programs, :.The event is spo nsored by the a1r rides. a nd plowing matches ..,P, Wert Count y Extension are some of the highlights of this S~vlce in addi tion to the over vea r's Farm Focus This yea r JQ9 COmmercial agriCUltUre CX· they wtll also l1e featuring a h!Pilors that will be on hand. conservati on ttllage contest and v~itors will get a cha nce to nde a no-till plantmg demonstratio n. till! famous Farm Focus crop Anot her addilion to Farm Foc us r~ea rch wagon tour. The tour, ts 111e Farm Fea tu res Ten t You narrated by Farm Focus com· ca n hear top notch speakers like ~teemen and Ohw State Uni· Dr John Marten of the Farm vrh lty personnel , is (ive mtles Jou rn al and Robert Utlerback of lorlg and mcludes demonstra · Ag1 1da 1a Resources ·-.farm flashes \nsec,ts still plague farmers Ma ny folks enjoy the Farm Focus Frontier Land . Here the visitors get a chance to linger In the midst of yesteryear's agnculture A Spray for Ironweeds Crossbow is a herbicide which wt\1 give 90-95% control of Iron· weeds tn pastures. It Is used at the rate of 2 quarts per acre as a broadcast spray.: It can be used with a rope wick but gives slightly lower control. The rope wick solution Is made by diluting Crossbow In a 1 to 3 ratio with clean water. Make application In June, July, or the early days of August The Bagworms Are Here Based on telephone calls this week I would say the bagwo-;.m Is sta rting to make its appearance known The bagworm Is one of the more curious and Interesting insect pests of trees. Its carrot-shaped bag is con- · st ructed of bits of material from the plant upon which It Is feeding and Is enlarged as the bagworm grow s. The bag Is dragged a round wherever the worm goes When disturbed, the bagworm merely pulls Its head back Into Its bag and Is protected. The bag· worm is especially fond of Junipers, cedars , arborvitae, and white pine. bul It also · Is foond feeding on a number of shade trees and shrub. Da mage to plants Is caused by the la rva eating plant foliage. The larva , as It grows, has a big appetite and ca n cause severe defoliation of the plant on which It Is feeding . : ' By Edward M. VoUborn StatP Tobacco Tour finalized. ;:_t County Extension Agent • This yea rs trip will be on August ~ Agriculture 13. 14 a nd 15 to Pennsylva nia ~ALLIPOLIS - Heavy msec t Stops wtll be m Hers hey, La neas· ptpulations con tinue to plague ter, and Philadelph ia. The two Gl!Uia County Farmers and overnights wtll be tn Lancaster. h<l'!fle gardens. European Corn Pcnn sylva nta Highlights will SO.et, Potato Leafhopper. and 1n clud e Hers hey 's Chocolate ~gworm lead I he list of calls in World, Penn State Resea rch rlicent days Farm. New Holla nd Machinery ):Larvae of Europea n Corn Plan t, gu tded tour through Lan· Ejprer feed on cor n m the whor l caster Count y a nd one- half day at at~d as the new leaves unfold Co nstitu tion Square in Phlladel· tflere is often a row of tiny ho les ph1a. Cost for the trip will be Mross the leaf The borer often app rox imately the sa me as la st ttUrrows mto the leaf mid· rib and year Call th e Ex tenswn Office at ~use the lea l to break . Some of 614·446·7007 for detatls. tile s~ nfestatto ns this yea r After severa l months of dnv!Uve tops cut out a nd a lot of leaf 1ng to work from a netg hbonng cttop Due to timin g, insecticides county, my famil y and f have qsed at planting time may not be . fm ally moved to Gal\ ia Counly ~ecttve. Rescue treatment of JUSt a few mt les outside Gal\ipo· ~ra y or granules must be pul in lis Unfortunately , the driving tile whorl to get good control. ttme saved has already been 1.teatment may be warren ted absorbE'd by telepholle calls to o,flten 50 percent of the stalks ret urn . For those whose work' sJiow feeding . In secticides such sc hedule is in conflict with ~ Dyfon ate, Furadan , Lorsban, Extensio n Office hours and agrl· P,~unce or Pydain can be used, cultu re related problems arise, I bllt will not get control after the may be telephoned at 446·8991 i6sect burrows instde the sta lk. lale in the evenm gs or on Qilce the corn Is too tall to get weekends. In return, I hope to oi(er with you r equipment, you never be ca lled a bureocrat h~ve ' to j us t II ve wit h the r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l pf.Qblem. European corn -borer l~festations often go unnoti ced bl' " pick up truck" drive· by fleld htspec tions. ••Home gard ners with sweet c(iQ:J may co ntrol European Corn Borer by applying Sevin mto the .. rl. Be sure to read and follo\\i I .el directions on all pe~ ticide d t t you use. 1 ery large popu la tions thts y"ar of Bagworm on la ndscape pl$ints currently exist. The bagwurm gels its name from the c*rot shaped bag which en· larges as the worm grows. These NOW wf_rms ~ re especially fond of ONLY Jup,ipers, cedars. euonymus and D/R pii\e. The bagworm larvae are ctltrently feeding while pro· tet.ted by little "pouches" about lhf same as your sma ll fin ger nail . These pouches are enlarged 2ND wth pieces of foliage , bark, etc., u ) 1 the bags are about 2\-1'' lo g. Severe defoliation by bag· w~i'm feeding on evergreens ati(.rs the shape of the plant and of(fn makes them unsightly. Cctl/tlnued foli age removal will e~ntually cause plant death . C~mlcal treatment Is most e~ctlve when bagworms are s j,JJ. A couple of weeks ago was id al, but we would expect actJquate control now. Common -· insecucides such as Malathion, PAIIIEISIUIG, WY CHARLESTON, WV HUNTINGTON, WY Sel!tn or Orthene' are recom.704 GraM Plata East Shopping Third '"·• ocr•• from [i,ic (llltll' mtilded. More toxic products C•tnl An. Center sur)l as Pydrin or Dursban may 304-525·7090 304 -344-4414 }04·1St;4J!~.fri. Mon.·fri. 9 o.m.•a p.m. 9 ........ q a.m .• q p.m. Mon..Fn. be~, necessary in more severe q a.m.·S:30 p.m. Sot. Tuft., Wool., lllur. & Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat:" si "atlons . 9 o.m.·S:3~ e are slow In getting the final de tmls for the Annual Out-Of- CHECKntE 231 1 Uncoln Ave Houathokl gooda. if rtin wMI h.ve inside 9 •00-fi 00 July 2-3, Thu,. • r~ftrtiKII. F•l J • .,...ity y1rd .. le, btby hema, boY• end women ' s clothing. toya. TV, mise 232' l incoln CALL 446 • 0498 , MICHAEL LARKINS EVENINGS ofAEE ESTIMATES A... 8·00·&·00 '"" July 8,7,8. TRIPLE P EXCAVATING 'BASEMENT, SEPTIC TANKS, FINISH GRADING. We pay c••h tor let• mod .. cle~~n \ 814·441·3872 CASH p,.;d '"' "83 • tl"'t sttody (omtrO rut, ..,d ..,.,..,.,.,.,. UN • "'P"'""· rowarki •• - s.... lton il goo<llor-'thots,.,dawi4o-..,tloiton tol!ttioslar!JI<dis...,.u...,..-,_. ~ or a roltod-up <oat to n.-, tht <O: "'""'· Thil ..... '"""' effoct• Thota.,.r tht ''""'"''· tht ,..,.. of tht llurst you will '"''"''· lnythi"t tram lltSth '"'· to 2 '"'· ;, goocl. • ponclillfonhow muthtrcHiyouwiXIIat tht partidos •r., to ..,,h. n.o- lirtwlfkl •• ....., a llritht ~ght '"""'to •..,... _ film loolow fS.6, causing tht ,.tttrn to bloem into a tot, whit• btot<h. ~,:;",:,,:.;.:,.: 1'1~w;~-:: lownor'• sto,.oo, 424 !t<ondbt., Galli· 01 poli•, ""· special is going robe 2 My July prints for !he price ot one You get an extra set of prints tree when youhaveyourKodacotortttmpro· cessed and printed at Tawney ' s 1ont y by Kooakt. Ua~ •OSTOMY SUPPLIES (Convatec, Hollister, Col· oplast, Marlen, Etc.J '.• OUR REG. $239.95 $18800 .. FREE ' REG. ... • .. ..• $3~9.95 '• , . ,. $288°0 •• • •• • ' • • • • -- - ----·----- - ~ --- -· 114-44&-9307-Liul'l Amsb•rv Can do fight hauling '"d roofing. Rtaaonable rates Room end ba•d for alderty and handicapped with peraonel e•• In Mlddlepon Call 814-992- wtgt The Down Und• Resuurent . 300 Second Awnue, Gallipolis. Ohio 4&831 Anentlon Patti Hawk. No Phone Cells fl'leMe Marion Snid• 81'·949-2829 sume to Farm labor. oddJObt. etc form1n. Ntw Heven. M11on. Letart, W•t Columbia, Point P1eaant area Phone 304 -773&•10 or write Carlos Martin. Box 3• 8 , Weat Columbia, W. v•. Fi11anml 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I the:m~~~::';::!, ..-d ""''lutt• Pf09flml .nd work· thope for Nursing Hom• •nd othtr pro ¥6d_.. ot servtc• to older Ohio.n• whldt ..-. prnented by the NHATC or Aret Agency on Aging in 8outh.-t Ohio. QUAL· tF!CATIONS: R N , raqulrtd, BSN pr.t.,ed The ctn~dlle •houkl h1¥1 nurwtng home up.. rienca. CM aperlence working with tht elderty fetching e.p• rlence. or "'~""'t.nc• in int.vice tr-'n6no t. d•ireble. Prior IIJI.P• tienq in aup.vieion tt d•Wabte SALARY. N-oiolllo. dopond· THE OHIO VAllEY PUBLISHING CO recommend• that you do bu1inw1 with people you tlnow. and NOT to aend money through the m~l untH you h.ve inv .... ~Mtd tht offering. DISTRIBUTORSHIP. High vo· lume rou11 for ule1n G•llipoltt, A\lllfege Income 117.000 to t 11,000 PLUS One dty work wMit Sell tar t15 ,500 Cesh Cell 1 · 800-828 -9273 until 6 PM VERNON LEE WEBER For Ale Cove hr . Rt 7, Pomeroy, Ohio t40 000 f•rm 514-992·9901 Melle new lrl•d• Malle mon.,.. S•gn up now. Cell 114· 4<48· W•her and dryer and renge aervlee All mlk• 1nd modela 30 .,..,, t•P.,.Iff'ICt At81fOnl· bte Ultll Call ChMhire 614 8915 Now hiring LPN a and ANa Mua1 potMH atrono ••..t•ahip alUM• E•P•tence In long term c•• prefwred. pe..,. C.ll: Four Windt Nursing Ftc:llill•. Jaclll· """· OH 814-218· 7881 look ing toJ .om~n• truet· wonhy to do aome of your houn RN · full tinM po.tlion hlillble Appty tt P!n~"' C.re Cent It' Ill Jtc*aon Pth. Mon. Fri ~._ but 387·0322 NOTICE . Hutton' a Welding 1nd Ftbrlcetion a.-w•ng you ; ar•• W• weld tnything from CMt Iron to •lumn Service lectoriM trucking or Individuals If you nMd somtthing bulh or rep•lrlld cell614· 882·7122 pi••• In Lovin& Memory of .James Lee Shaver Jr. on His Birthday, July 4. Hap~ birthday, Jimmy You rt ninttun todey. Six years have cone by Since you went away. , I miss you mort and more As tiCh day 1011 by. But still I find myself ask· in& Why, Lord why? I know you're with The aood Lord above, You have winp olan anpl And fly li kt 1 dovtl One diY. I hop~ We'll meet aaatn You know you'll•lways Bt my little man. I'm sorry. Jimmy You had to ao. But you know, little one, I love you so. Sadly missed by Mom, l1mlly end friends. Ht:dl E s t~tt~ 31 Homes for Sale noe requWed. ,.. . . aend r..ume to loll 832 co Bell~ Deily Tribune. 121 Third Avenue, Gelllpolit. OH 41131 . 41 44 Houses for Rant Splk lovol 3 BR. 1 Ya booht. combined kitchen, dining, bu• ment, city achool. Oep $321 mo. C•ll 814·399·832.3. Reteit lal• Help. Full and-or pM1 tlrnl ..... help needed Deake p.....,.t mettrnaf lndtOood working condi viduel tion1. Appty al Full Hellm•k Shop, 51..,., I ridge Piau , Tun· diY. July 7 . 11 .ooam to •oopm Blbyaltt• tor 1 yr. 1nd I yr. old. TtwH dwrt p..- w•ltk Rodn., •ee Aet ...... c. reaultld Cell 2•1·9111 eveninge HIAINGI oOv.,nment joba;, yCK.Ir ., . . 116,000 - 118.000 Call 102·131·8881 ht •cr• 1441. New 48Ft 2 bath Cl•k Or U2.000 Newly remodled Hs. 2BR 122 ,000 In Addlaon Ctll 2 IR . 10 yr .. mint c:ondiuon bleutlful IOcllton. l\le..- Nor· thup. Priced right or will trade. Call614 211-8200 6 Happy Ads Htttf 1 lfOWtnQ number of women hMte found .. citing, rance Agent wl1h our Comp~~ ­ Fiflt wilh t Ye• Income e~~n bt HtiiiiiiOIItl LAO TECH .Jeckton General Ho1p, Rlpty, W . \It 11 eccept~ applicttlona for 1 full time medic .. Ltb T1chnician, qualified eppllcant, will hew• • 2 or 4 ~If degrH in Medicel Technoloev end • curr~t ASCP Aegtatry Hotpitll offer• e~~cll· lltflt NittY 1nd bentfhs fOf mor• informlllon c.U, Peraonn• D~r• cotr 304·372-2731 or 1pply 11 Ho1p1tel buuinMI office. Lowe, Chn•re• & " ,,...ehll•re• 110 SALE . AvOn Ladi• need ord••· ctll for book or order. 304-882-2019. TELL YOUR FRIENDS REPS NEEDED for bulin•• •ccounta Fuii·Tima. t80.000- 080,000·P•n·Tlmil, 012.000· 11B,OOO· No Selling, repeat boaIn•• let your own houn . Tr11ning provided Ctll 1 -112938-8870, M-F. lam to 15pm ICtntrtl Standerd Timel . Newly remodeled 3 bedroom house for ule or rent on lmcoln Ht1 &1• · 992 -76 89 after 6•00p m . 3 bedroo"''· 1 bath, lhnng room, dining room, kitchen 1nd den Full ba1ement with fuel oU or wood burning furnace carport out building. trailer hook -up, 1 'h acre 126,000 Will cona~der land contract at 9 percent. Cell 814-742 2832 evening• eher &DO 5 rooms w1th bath Nice location on Grent St Newly remodeled, large lot. cloae to school tnd church" Priced reaaoneble Ca11814· 992· 72•• rooms and bath driuble gltl'age, lwei lot, good ioclrtion on Grant St. M1ddlepon Prtce reduced for quick aale 614· 6 992 &429 ' 32 Mobile Homes ' for Sale 198.. N11hua 14a60, 2 IR completely turmahed If desired hcellent condition Awning • cover.cl pl11o CA Call 614- 448·0904. 1988 Cuttom Menor. 12•60, 2 8ft gu h11t. poreh, refrig , ato'ole, W/ D, fully carpeted. good condlti'ln. 14,600 Call 814 258·8225 1980 14•70 Memory 1 Ox20 deck with rail 4•6 b1ck porch. 10x14 outbu•&d•ng built with presaure 1reated tumber · 112 ,600 1987 Kawllaki 1 104 wheet" •1 .100 Csll61•· 246· 9829 1981 Kno111 12x60, 2 BR. tottl Electric. new c lfptt. \'&TV nice Call614· 4•6· 017!i 198' 1••66. fenced yard 3 lott Rt 160 It Evergreen 118 500 Call614·4'6 1339or 81,·448· 1 528 Hoppy Anniversary Elmer & Nancy Yon Meter From daughter, Horrl1 2789. 2 bedroom houae and apt for rent 1n Pomeroy P1rtially fur· nilhed, deposit required Ctll 614-992-2381 2 bedroom house In Clifton. Stove, refrig1111tor. cerpeted No peta. Oepoalt Phone 304-773· 698~ . Houae for rent in Middleport . Coli 814-992 8939. • Modular Homel Ctrtet French residence. Middlepc:tr1 Corn• of Fourth end Ptlmer Mu.t ... to appreciete C.ll614~ 992 - 3293 1973 14a70. 3 bedroom. fur niihecl 17260 t968 2 bed· room. penly furmahtd •seao 81 • · 992· 7,79 '79 Minchin mob1ie ~home, 1••70, new c trpet , 3 bedroom 17, 200 .00 or beat off•. 30•· 468-177, Mobile home, two Iota, ni~ blo" g1rage. tolll electric. centrtleir, large acrMned porch, new underpennino. w11her and dryer, food freezer New H•ven Ill go• for one pnce, ctll 30• ·.176 · 4•88 for more information. Farms for Sale Rooms for rent, day week month . Gtlh• Hotel. Call 614448-9716 Rentaslowas$120 month . 814-843-5309. General Hartinger Parkway in Middleport. Call 614- 992· Neat. small home in Middleport. Four rooma, bath. attached garege Carpeted. atoll/e. end refrlgerttor provided Ideal for 11ngie or working couple 1176 month plua aecurity deposit. Sorry. no peu or children Cell 614-992· 6292 eher 5 ' Remodeled houae tor rent '" Chester, New panelling end carpeting. 3 BA .. with tmtll den . Rel\soneble rent Cell61 4· 986· 4248 2BR , AC. Clble. Hud accept~ . Rt\18NIIIW 1n Kaneug• Fostera Mob•le Home Perk Ph 614· 448·1802 2 BA , 1211160 unfurnished 1 / 2 mile hom Holzer. reference S. deposit reqUired Call 61 4 ·446· 4389 •• 304·876-9780. 14~~;65 Mobile Home. 2 BR . on 1 acre land, 2 children accepted, 1100 Depoatt. 1186/ month plua uttlittll. Cell 614· 388· 9881 VInton area 304-773-5828 Two 2 bedroom mobile homes. furnithed. yard withcha1n hnk fence. t76 00 depoah. phone 304-875·6612 efter 6 00 pm ,..obtle homea for rent, 2 and 4 bedroom, lurnished. 2 children, 2 bedroom treiler. pertly fur· niah~ . nicelot, 1200.00 plua deposit. Galltpoha Ferry, 304- 44 1 end 2 bedroom epartmenta for rent Baa~c rent for 1 bdr , •183 00, 2bdr , $219 00 A lao required 1 •200.00 aecurhy depo11t CONTACT Jackeon EatetH Dept Ph 448-3997 Equal HOualng Opportuntty Furntlhed & unfurniahed apts .. 1160 00 and up . referenCea Ph 304·675 7738 •• 304-575· Upateira unturniahed epartment Utd1t1n pa1d Carpeted. no ch1ld· fen or pet a, Call 81 •-..C8· 1 637 Furn11hed apt nut door to Ubrery One profeaaion•l Adult only Parkmg Ph. 446 0338 Garege apt 3 room• • bath. Furntahlld. 1nclud1ng washer, dryer & air CleM No pets Adults only. Ref. & dep required . Call 614-446· 1619 Furmahtd •pertment 1225. uttllttn ptid 1 bdr 920 Fourth, Galllpolla Call 448-4416 after Bpm , Apertment for Rent . 3 rooms. $125 / mo Aduha C•ll 304· 875-5104.•• 876 7739 parklng Coli 614·446-4807. ... 614·448·3844. Mobile Home Space-SO ft or smeller. 176 Water Pd . 920 Fourth. Galhpolia Call 614- 448-4416 afl• ePM. COUNTRY H!OBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Rental trailer• Cell 614-992- 7479. Space for smell tre•lers All hook- up1 . Cable Also eff•ciency rooms, atr and cable Meson. w Ve Call 304· n3-6651 Space for rent , trailer apaces. Locust Rd. At 1 , Pomt Pleasant , 304-875-t078. 47 Wantad to Rent 3 or 4 Bedroom houae m Kyger Creek School 011tr1ct References Ph 614-446-8621 Merchandtse SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oltve St., Gallipolis. NEW- 6 pc wood group- $399 Uv•ng room auites- 1199-$699 Bunk beda whh bedd1ng $189 Full atze mattreaa & foundation atertina · 899 Reclinera lttrtlng- til USED- Bedt, dr•Hf'l. bedroom IUitts. n99·*299 Deskl, wringer wuher. a complete line of uaec:t fumtture NEW· Wntern bootl· 130 Workbootl t18 & up {Steel & aoft toe) Call 614·4•6·3169 V11tey Furniture. new It used Llrge tect1on of qulllty furni ture 1216 Eaatern Ave . Gallipolia GOOO USED APPllANCES W•hera, d~ers. refrigaratOrl, range• Sklggs Appliances, Upper River R,d. bllide Stone Creet Motel . 6t4-446 7398 LAYNE'S FURNITURE 'Sof11 and chairl pnced from 1391 to t986 . Tables 160 and up to 1126 Hide-1·bed1 8390 to $696 Recliners t226 to t376 . Limp• t28 to 1126 . Dinette• 1W9 1nd up to 1496 Wood teble w -& chairs 1286 to •796. Dttk noo up to 1376 Hutch• •400 and up. Bunk bedl complete w -mlttresn• 1296 end up to 1386 Btbybeda • ·1 10. Mtttrell.. or boJC spr~nga full or twin 868, f1rm 178. end •es OuHn sets 1226. King t350 . • drewer chest •e9 Gun cab1net1 6 gun G11 or electriC range 1375. Beby mattrnsea t35 & t46 . Bed frames 120 . 130 & Kn)l frame 160 Oood selectton of bedroom sun:e1. met•l ceb1neta, headboards S30 and up to 186. 90 Daya .. me es cash with approved credit 3 Miles out Bul.-v1lle Ad Open 9em to 6pft1 Mon thru Sat Ph. 814-446- Businees Buildings Upstslra, 3 BR . 1 b,.th, k1tchen furniahed, no peta, Dep & Ref 238 Fuat U60/ mo Call 61•· large froat -free refrigerator. 1121. Electric renge, t86 Mic· rowave oven and Clrt, t 126. Antique Metropolitan Organ, 175. Queen Anne 1tyle wingbeck chttr, tl& Call814 · 992~ &597 or 8,.· 992-3189 Comm~rcial bulklinga.<~ for 181111.12 BR , 2 beth. carpeted, kl,tchen 44 Downtown Pt Ple...nt Storat, furmahed, no pels. dep & ref 578·8104. ' 35 Lots & Acreage Call Futmshed Apt., 3 room a, sha_r• bath. 701 Fourth, Gallipolis. e19& Utilhi• p1id Cell 61•· 441·4418 ofoOI' 8PM IPM. ~ . 1 Yl ac lot on Jerry I Run Rd . Modern 1 BA apartment Ctll Apple Grove, with rural water 614-448-0390. 30.·878·2383. G r..:lous ltving, 1 1nd 2 bedI •cr•. nice w•ter. I miiM from room aptrtmenta et VIllage lock• • dam. Very private. M•nGr and Atvlt'llde Apart· leYtral houH eitea. 304-li71RMntl In Mlddltport. From 2tte. 12115 Including utllhlee C.ll ll t: II l.tl s - ''" ~-'!!'~" 41 - Housea .for Rent 11 4-1192· 7787. EOH Efficiency 1pt for rent on Routh Lane In Chllhlre. luhebl• for one or two people, Call 304· 773·11828. --~----- Vlllaa• OrHI't tpte. now acceptIng application• tor r•ldenoy. 2 bedroom. totel electric. For .-.ore lnform1tlon 114·112· 1174. Furnllhed 1pt1. ln Mlddl..,on. 1 bedroom, •21 0. 2 bedroom. U20. t!OO d-k. Colt 814192·81&0. 91&7 . 53 Antique• 7398 CARPET flemn-.ta·AII liz" carp4rt- t8 .00 yerd & rooma- t300 It up eveilable Mollohan Upper River Rd. Ctll 7444. Alao cut up . Living Fin1nctng Furnrture, 614 446- King uaed wood & coal burnlf'lg atove. Good cond Cell 8 , .. 4•1·0373 Good u1ed color tv' I for ule or trade Ce11614·448-1149 Maytag wr1nger washer. l1rge couch, 'A hide-a -bed. electric ttove. odd kitchen ch•ira Call 61 4 ·446-2867 Good uaed Ph•co refTtgerator and GE portable diah washer. Coli 814·448·8331 or 614· ClllahM'a Used Tire $hop. Ov• 1,000tir... liz.. 12.13.14.11. • 16. 18 I . 8 mil• out Rt. 218.;1' Cell 814· 2151· 8261 .~'.: ._ Plutic clatem 1tate ewovtd...c' ,.. plastic Mptic tenkl, ~... culverts, metal culwrte. RO,.- _EVANS ENTERPRISES, .Jack·"' oon, Oh 814·28t·lt30. • 2 Woodburner1. Cell 114.. 381· , 9308. 6000 BTU •ir conditioner·....-, · or trtde for catv•. Call 114-"" 387-7727. ~ •- 10'h ft . Uniden Stteltlte-lttv.,.. : Wire mtlh. Approll. 1 00 ft · cabl11 Cell 114-441·1301 3269 New wood 8 pc living room suttea t399 96; New l1v1ng room 1uit11 from S 179 96 to S700. ; Chest of drawers, • drawer , 148 . 5 drawer 159 96 , End tables from $89 95 ut. Used Furniture: bedroom suites. full 11zed beds, twm beds and rockera. Reclinera from 199 95 and up THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND ' 1·800·843·3787. ~~~~~~~~~ ·· 101JJ h . Continentel i.celllt.. dilh with teven tenths nlectot, 6000 receiver Paid e2800. 'Mil · teke $1000 or trtde. 114-112· -" 8940. For 11le: Complete aet of Fotto- ' • n• crystal wara Century P.n•..:. _ ern. Cell 114·949·2111 . LOCAL GENERAL . MOTORS DEALERSHIP IN NEED OF CERTIFIED GENERAL MOTORS MECHANIC. .,I QUAUFIED APPlKANTS SHOULD .SEND RESUME TO BOX . 729J IN CARE Of THE DAILY SENTINEL, 111 COURT ST., POMEROY, OliO 45769. ,....~~~~~~~~~-~ " IMMEDIATE VACANCY Gallipolis Developmental Center, a licensed ICF MR facility serving approximately 300 residents, cur· · t rently has an opening for: Apartment for Rent STILL AVAilABLE!! New Condominium Overlooking Ocean In North Myrtle Beach 2 bedrooms, sleeps six with kin& size beds, Jacuzzi in master bath, oulside swimming pool. WEEKS OF: JULY 18-25 JULY 25-AUG. 1 AUG. 29-SEPT. 5 Special Fall & Winter retes also available. For Information, Call or Write. The Medictl Shoppe, Inc • 11611 Jacktan Pike Gonlpollt, Ohio 46631 614·446-2206 '. LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Requires license to practice speech patholoo as is· sued by Ohio State Board of Speech Patholo&Y & Au· dlology pursuant to Chapter 4753.02 of Revised Code. ' . 1, ; ' Must be Q!llRP ELIGIBLE at trme of employment and obtain QMRP CERTIFICATION within one (1) year. ' ' Prepares individual program plans and provides in· ' " structional or therapeutic develoment ollan&UIII • ; or communrcatton skills, measures and assesses , communication skill abilities and disabilities toes- , tablish language · development levels, serves as ; ' member of interdisciplinary team, pFovides consul- ' tation and in-service traimng and mainllins written records of assessments. program objectives and progress data. ' ' Gallipolis Developmental Center is iocated in Southeast Ohio (along the Ohio Riverl within one • · hour drive of two major universities. Applicants · • should contact: Personnel Department, GALLIPOLIS :' ~. DEVELOMENTAL CENTER, 2500 Ohio Avenue, Galli· polis, Ohio 45631 -telephone 614-446-1642 . · ~FFIRMATIVE ACTION / EQUAL OPPORTUNITT EMPLOYER Mongolian drop l11f table, 4 chaira. matching hutch 8660 or best offer Call 814-448 · 1 Bedroom. furntahed. upsta1n apt S150 / month Call 614· oftices A-One Rill btate 1 •326 / mo 11 Court St ·Carol Yeeger, Broker Call 304- 1 814~ 448·4928 . UO. W - - - Catalylic Converters. only~ •89.115. Most model•. Install• . tion 1110 avatltble. Mutft• Mint· 9 Stimpson Avt., Athena, Ohkf · 7912. 448-4928 otand, PARSON'S FURNITURE OHtce Space for Rent E1.cettent for Attorneys. Accountant, etc Clou to Court Houle Call Wi1emen Ret! Ettete Agency 446- 260, 448-3884 TV CMO. fZO. Mtoc.-.uo. _. 130 R. .r eNt fOf' Surflu..,. till lflckup whh " - bella end .. hardware. eao. c.u t14--241· For t~I•Copying mechine A Minolte EIKtrogr1phlc 10.1 lnd aupplles tor ontv 1299 Call D•v· 614-U0-7899, Ewnlng lh•· 6pm, 814-,:448-9839 • 0322. D11luxe 3 room unfurniahed tptrtment Ne~ kitchen , carpet throughout 1 at floor. off street Ten lOft and metching kN ..... ' 1100 Mota! - - 010 . . Two tofa IIUPirt. eto. .... t7& CoffN table, 120. lwtval • Central An Conditioner., 3 ton, goQd condhion. 1140. Call 614-446 2026 or 614·,46 · 6104 A-1 Real Ettatt Furnithed Efficiency •146 Utili'••• paid, there bath 607 Second Ave . Gallipolis Ph '46-4416 after ?PM . Kenmor• w11her- 195. Wh•rl· pool w11her· green, I 110. GE W•h•- Almond, like new. t1715 . Dryer- white, 175 Drv-r· coppertone, 195 QE Gall_ *ver· •110. Hoover porta;ble walhlr· dryer IM· 1200 Electric r1~ 30 inch t12& . Electric r•ng• 30 inah. copportone, •1 50. Electric, rang• 30 tnch. 195. El-.:tric rang• whtte, ttl 2 lth'aerators· frott ff. . whhe, t126 etch Freezer· hk'8-naw, t1 150. Skagga Applienc.., 651 Upper Afver Rd. Call614-«6- 47 Space for Rent County Appltance, Inc Good uaed epphtncn and TV allts. Open SAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sit 614-,46·1899, 627 3rd Ave. Gelllpolia, OH Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods 246-6642. 51 H_o usehold Goods 2 bedroom. furn1ahed, wuher and dryeJ, AC, •196 plut depo11t and utihtin. 614-992· 7'79 The Furnished room $100 Ut1litiet paid Shere bath. Smgle male 919 Second Gelhpoha Cell 448 -4416 aftM 7pm. 20 acre ftrm Hannan Trace P.~..O. Glenwood, W V1 for more mformat1on cell304-773· 61 18 or 773· 6186 after 5 :00 l 1··388-8711 . R•ldonltal Commorciel • lndumial PH. 14·245-9113 Furnished Rooms 2 bedroom mob1le home, RoUth lane Cheahire Ntce lot. Call Furnlllhed Apt , 2 BR, I 1 9& . 22 tern on At 100 Bern & Weter paid. 1 138 Second. Galller•g". •32.000 After 6 call polia Call 614~ 446-4<418 after AITH.'S CHAIN LINI FENCE 3 rooms and bath, gu heat. ground floor. wuher and dryer hoo'k up, no children. Immediate oceupenc:y No pets. phone 304-876-4480 eat 63 or 60 frM 9" and water CINn 1300 month In Portland. 4 miles from Revenswood Newly remodeled 875· 7942 - . , - - - - - - - - ·It- One bedroom apt in Pt Pleellf'lt. Extrt clean and nice. Aduh:s Only No Pet• 304-6761386 - 46 1983 Skyline· 1411160 2 BR . AC , e1.tloe nice French Cny BrokeJ age Servic11 Call 614· 446· 197$ Liberty Mobile Home whh atorage building on 1 1/1acres off Rt 160 It Porter C•ll 245• 9234 8024. 2 b•droom, full buement. plenty at yard and garden apace 814-448·0608, Community mobile home for .. le Fully equipped Ctll 814 448-2899 1 bedroom ljlround floor, ptr~ete entrtnce. recently remodeled. Ev"Vthlng fum . ~ lac outsldrtt H1ndenon 1280. month 304· 2 bedroom turniaed 1pt, ref 1nd depoa.lt. PHw Haven, W. Ve .. J04· eB2 · 3267 or 30,·773~ 1H"' &hult2 14•70 wtlh e•· pando 3 BR & 2 baths Land contract evall1ble Call 61•· 1973 Arhngton 121166, 2 DR new urpet, new porch· 8•12 und•pinnlng, new doors & •icreen1 . Ctll 614-379-2898 ht. 814·441·8221 . 3 bdr. ranc:h home It LeGrande Btvd .. Rt. 141 . Call 814- 379- 304-875·2829. NEW ANO USED MOBILE 2 bedroom unfurniahed haute, HOMES MiSSEL' S QUALITY 607'h Second St. New Haven. MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml 304-882·2505 WE~T, GALUPOLIS. RT 35 PHONE 814·445· 7274 1972 Caatle 14x86 with 1982 42 Mobile Homes hpandO 12•20 Fireplace, Cen· for Rent 5884 APARTMENTS , IT.IObile hol"''l•i hou111. Pt. Pl ... ent •nd Gellipo· 875-8730. 2 bedroom house Camp Conley tret Air. 2 Betha, 2 atorage bu1ldinga Muat Sell $13,800 or re11onable offer Ph 814 248- 2588. 814·441·1301 . 7883 8aetllonTrlbbleRd ott At 62 PhJI atore building, werehouae 3 BR house. b1rn. cellar. plul 2 other buiklina• All black top road C1ll 304· 468 · 1818 Call aft• 8PM 17&·39&0 Of 1-800·142·3819. llottoo; Olivo, Pt. Pt. WV 21580. AAE·EEOE 6 room housa. Roae H1ll, Pomeroy, Oh 1 3 acres t17,000 AI Mart•n 614-878-2613 33 VETERANS -Earn .. tremon.., m tht Army Netlonal Querd. 304- MLT Certified or eligible for pert time evening• po11tlon MondiiY thru Frid.y Contact Pereonn• Dept Pl11nnt Vllley Hoaptlll. Houae In vilhtge of Ch•ter, Ohio Btrgaln It 124.900. Come ...1 Cell 614-985-3671 9340 lcwety niW" 3 BR home built th is apring 2 ur garage, nice aru. C 18¥ 6 chy achoolt. e mUM grom OIIHpol11 Will conalder mobile home 11 trade in . 147.500 . Ctl 81•·••&-8038 Aanlvertary Cly4t & Ethel •20.000 or more1n Salary plu1 edditktnll bonuHs. Celt for an eppointmtnt et 814-374· 8248 An "ulf opportunity employer. For aale by owner 2 atory houae In Middleport overlooking perk. 30 yr gutrnteed v1nyle aicllng. w· w urpllt, 1 'h beth, uniq~e woodwork. 814.-192-5126. .• Apartment • for Rent K1tchen furn1Jhed. carpeted. 2 ~ BA. 1 Yt bath. no pets, Dep • Ret . 233 Second Avenue. 6 room UDfurnlshed 1pt. Cell 1350/ mo . Call 114-U6-•928 614 - 992 ~ 6,34 or 304-882 · 3 BA houH tpprox : 1 mile from town . Appro• 1 1h lend. Full baaement, 2 cer gerage. Can rent wfth option to buy: Call 448 8525 441·8111 wide. WAYNE MILHOAN Profe~sional 23 Services More M'ld mot"e wom.n .re ~mlnQ IUCC . . Iful in lhl buak\ ... world todey . At Nation· CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to all my !emily, fnends, and net&hbors who helped In eny wey durin& the illness and death of my wile, Helen. Thanks too, to the staff of Holzer Hospilll, special thanks to the nurses on 4 West. the E. M.S.. and Home Health Care. Thanks also to Ewin& Funeral Home . The food, ~ards, flowers, prayers and visits at the hospilll and at home were 111 creatly appreciated. d,.;ly. 48874. 0 • - •· July I , 1987 L.--------~lj utitfvlng cw... e •• tn lnau- • Classic rall·top dnk. Handsome dovlllt·pt· tlestal roll top diHk dnigned for·lltouty and function. 3 utility drawers and 2 file draw· ttrs. lrass-plated hardware. Pi111, pecan or· ook finish. In loving ·memory of •• •• ROLL TOP DESK In Memoriam • ~~~~~~~ 99 Will teech to swim! lite Guard IWSI) ii!: yrs experience Oh1o State, 1 yr City pool. Call 8873 Oentet chlittktt altittant for O.IHpolle.,. . ofttc:.. E•perienet~ 12 Inch r~lll .erm MW 10 inch Of bettlf Wlitle MW. March 3, 1926· July 6, 1983 OPEN MONDAY THIU FRIDAY 9A.M. to 5 P.M. SUSAN ELUOnr IN - MANAGER Our Regular s23.99 Double Roll 241& rtceiveble, accounts p-veble. pavroll. & deYy ac· counting pr~ur" Send r• l••co•onll W~~tted. ·2 ~· Qualily cloublt pedutal dlHks feature 3 uttl· ity drawers, 2 lilt drawers, O((tnled with llrass·plated hardware. Your choice of oak pint ar pecan finish. · ' Sat Must hiiVe pperlence V~~ith 992-3471, •SKIN CARE PRODUCTS (Carrington Sween Catalina, Care-Techl ' ' DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESK Part-time employm..,t for Reatau•••• Bookk-ong poohoon Hours 8AM till noon. Mon. thru I ·• Buyint dtity goid tiN., colna. rlngt. j..-elr, . tt•llnu Wlft. old colna. l•g• cu"en~ . Top pric• Ed lurilet1 hrNt Shop, 2nd .... Mlddl_,, Oh 814· -'•... .. •SIGVAR_IS ·a nd AEROS SUPPORT HOSE •WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS. CANES •EXERCISE BIKES, ROWERS . ETC . •ADUL CHUX (Attends, Depends, D · ·T DIAPERS IQnttyJ Mobtlt Hom11 C1ll I 1 4 ~ Call 814·441c 7021 •DIABETIC SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT •TENS SUPPLIES •DRESSINGS •MASTECTOMY FORMS and BRAS Start your own bu•nHsf Become a W.tldna deal• Futt or pan time opponunltiM ...,,u. ble Call 814- 992-7883 tor More inform.tMJn 44.·0171 or ourt treet . Gallipolis, Ohio 614-446-6949 ILocated Between OJ<or's & Mack's Auto I .... u.. m•uat ""'''- spood IXId - ' " ' ' <OIIfrol. l Witl plcil up. Ctll 304· 312· 40U. GALLIA MEDICAL SUPPLIES S3 ( S IS.~t~•-• to-d whort thtfi. Jim's odd jobl pfllntlng, drrveway r ...aling. carpenter work & ·.,oaf ,.,air. . trees • ' hedg .. uperienced. Cell 8 14 -379'- wotk1 Hr.e reference. Don' t A"" , Gollloollo. Call 114·446· k• putting It oft Jult etlll me, 2~12 evening~ 114-446-7111 . ctey1 SlatH uMd · from houu rooii· 2&1·1131 . Medical Needs July 1st-31st • u Hd Clft. ".Jim Mink Ch.v. ·Oidt Inc 1111 Gene Johnaon For A. IJ Your RED DOT SALE 'WALLPAPER SUPERMARKET -". · AND BLIND SHOP Wanted To Buy TOI' model and new• uud c••· Smhh tlulc*· Pontlec. 1911 hatem In a nvtlhtll, Ohio C•ll &14-288·8930 E. Click, 9 nFor Sale or Le11e•• • BR. 2 beth, full beeemem. with aboveground pool & XL deck on 1 !2 acre ecro1s from AddiiVille gudt school. Finenclng avele• ble whh 1m111 down peyment Prlcetl thou11nd• below tp· pr1i1.d nlue. Call Beu : 919791 2162 StRtlc tank pufnping. r•ldentlal & commericll. 180 per load Ron Ewm1 Enlerpriall Jeckaon , An Eq..-1 Opportunity / AHirma· tN-e Actfon Employe' • Au~dcm"' Cot Oac•r 01 742-2617 PMO!OGUPHY ,.£WOIKS Help Wanted lng upon quelifictttont. Send reMune to Aree Agency on Aging Ot.trlct 7 . Inc: .. P 0 . 8oJC 971 ROC . Rio Grande. OH 304·895-3430 JOHN WlMSLEY·OPEIATOI 311-1786 o!:id Tawney 11 Rick Pearson Auction'"' li· c..,.ed In Ohio tnd W"t Virgin!•. Real E1t1t1 anHque, fetm. llquld1tion aelea , 304 -773 · 871t .. 773 8430. OUR ONCE·A·YEAR BUY ONE DOUBLE ROLL FOR '9.99 &GET ONE ALL FIRST QUALITY ALL SAlES FINAL Public Sale l!o Auction Homes for Sale • " ...... ·····-···· ................ . Movino Sale. July 1-5, h'"'f· tttino goea. TV. tool boa, furntture, 2212 Mediaon Ave 8 Your Photos 814·992·8940 & Vicinity · IOill WESCO POOLS Brenda hlka care ot eldet"ly .,.ople In h11 home. 1 0 yu •l*'•enoe Loving care C.ll 18 Wanted ,to Do ···· ""PfPieiisiinf····· Batk fill with sand 1nd 111 plumb· ina I'll". Schedule 40 PVC. CHILD 31 Wanted G1gan1ic ylrd ule Monday July Lowest Prices Around On In-Ground Pools. f!!~,.,.,""'='~ IHE GOLDEN . Situations 12 &. 208 Mul~rry. 10 00·1. ca.~h Annual farm focQs event scheduled August 4 and 5 ' MO~d·.;y ·· · 1.-~~~d;.,· ·; o:3· Wther Btntr te~idence. flood road. Fottow atgn1 up L•ncoln HilL Snmethlng for everyon.t Rein wont Cltflcet ENTEITIINMJNT 12 to 2 lly AMIX lAND Located in RAINBOW PARK, 1 y, Mile East of Bas han Store off Co. Rd. 28 on Rainbow Ridge. WATCH FOR SIGNS. Wt c:an furntsh many • & Vicinity . ss.oo Entry fee "FIBERGLASS POOLS fmplttVttt"llt ~I' I VII. I'' · · · ·~~~t~oP·~·~·· · · · J~~~~~~~ GilES OPEN A111:30 A.M.-ENTRIES 12 TO 2 prize from the Ohio VBJley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone cfl)ls will be accepted. All contest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a tie, the winner will be chosen by lott ery. Next week, a Gallla County farm will be featured by I he Ga1lla SoU and Water Conserva· lion District. Wanted To Buy Mld end tabl•.tMng room surta 26 " color 1 v on stlnd. bo.lk: ~·· old Mer•erv. temps 7 JHece dinette lei, w1rdrobn. •et• Qf d'-h•. litverw.r•. k;t· 13.00 lids Under 12 FREE CLASS - 9 HUGE YARD SALE -July4thlln~ PRIZES WILL IE AWARDED IY AMOUNT OF ENTIY FEE ; MYSTERY FARM - This · week's mystery farm, featured by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, is located so mewhere In Meigs County. Individuals wishin g to parHdpa te in the weekly contest mpy do so by guessing the farm's owner. Just mall, or drop off your guess to the lhe Daily Sentinel, Ill Co urJ St.. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45i69 or the Gallipolis Tribune, l\25 Third A:ve., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631 , and you may win a $5 Yard Sale 15th. 9 till 5 leda, chltra, coHM nager!al sk!ils t)lat will be har-d to replace, they said. In contra st, the more than 20 million people who left farming from 1940·1970 were mostly ma r· gtnal producers, reti rees. or young adults who decided not to begin' farm ing ~----------------------~ 4 WHEEL DRIVE ·MUD BOG . SUNDAY, JULY 5th, 2:00 P.M. Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. ····· ··GaUTpolla········ ·· Wanted to buy. atendlng timber Call AI Tromm at 114. 7422328. & Vicinity .................................... . Today's farmerB will be diffi~ult to ~place ~ • 5,1987 ' .• Meigs County agent 's corner • • J .•. '----------~ STUDENT LIFE COORDINATOR · , Rio Grande College/Community College announces lht .: opening of a pos~ion for Student Life C~ordinltor. Reporting to the 'Student Services Division of the College responsibilities lor this position include developing a system of communication within the d~rms; establishing a close workine relationship wtth key student development staff; maintainlna •• discipline with reasonable rules and reauletions within the dorms: work in& with Counsalin& Center in . ' providtng workshops or guest speakers 1nd other ·.: dorm activities. Also included with the responsibili· :~ ties are duties of a Student Housing Coordi111tor which include administering the housin& ISSilfl" mant process throughout the academic yeer; devel· opin~ and maint_ aining a ~ummer housin& propam; ' ·,. prov1dtng quarterly hous10g reports; cooFditMtin& , ,,, daily activities within the residence hills. Qualifications for the position include • hi&h school · ·:: educ1tion or equiv~lent with post s~condary t11in- : · .~ tng preferred. Previous expenence tn 1 residentill ·• • • setting is preferred. ' " Posttion available AUJUst"I.l987. Paid medical be· • nefits and leaves available. ·• .' • ' ' !-. Interested persons should send a letter ol interest ~ resume, includine names and addresses of thrft re: • lerences, ~fore the deadline of July 10, 1987 to: :; Phyllis Meson, Personnel Officer ' Rio Gr1nde Colle&e/Communlty Coll111 P.O. Box 969 · · ') Rio Gntnde, OH. 45674 '·;.,..... Rio G11ndt Co\lip/Ca_,.nhy ColiT. Is an £11111 IJ!Iportunlty/AHirmlllvo Atlio1 MploJtr ~.. '" . . P.O. 12404 .. ~· . �Tin 64 Miac. Merchandiaa . ,.....,.,., 1978 CadiiiK tor ule. Also wet ... bed 209 S Fourth St. '" Oinctn window ••r·conditioner 1&.000 BTU t196 f1rm 614· 387-0322. • • TONY'S GUN REPAIRS , h•>t reblueing. fT• puppy with each blue1ng JOb, ce11304-175-4131 Portable 40''x8' UghtH chang• able telttr sign t211. non tghtN t229 FrH delwery end lOhio ettera. WVe 800 M2-2434 or 800· 533·3413 Gravely tractor, refr•a.erator, wtf" & end tabiM. Kirby aweep•, concrete molda reedy for buslne.a. 304-876-1182 32 ft ext~tton ledd•. two 6ft .. JXtmm•cl .. ttep Iadet••· 7 fl · IXtena.on Nnning board, one • ~r car ramps. phone 304-876· : }128. : ILECTAOLUX a1ln or aervtc., .."-.,Uk forlllrry Df karM. 304 -675 "1.;. ]4&7. ~ For sale. air cond 11 .600 btu, ..-.... '200., Zenith 19'" TV *1 00 , ::: Fur Butter S200 304· 676· ~ ~287 - '-------,.-~ ,. ' USED MATERIAL •brge 2 1tory houae. located • unter K•K Mobile Home Park 2145 Eattern Aw Gallipolis, ~ will be tom down week of J uty e. - 1987. Anyone wiahmg to purChua uMd m.tertala for out· - bt.nldlngt. garaga. ete can save .100'• of tS. Ftrll come tint : MrVe whtle matenala last For ..,.more tnformatton eall K& K of· • ftce 304-675 3000 PT . Pit . -·'f'Va -.• • 8 II 5en1inel 66 Building Supplies ' luikHng Meterl.ta Block, bricli• ..,., pip•. wlndowt. lint.... etc Cleucle Win· •••· Alo Granda: 0 Call &1•· 24&·&121 Conat"ete btDCk1 alltifte yertt or delivery. M••on ,.,.d. Gafllpolla Black Co. 123Ya Pine St . O.llloolio. Ohio cou eu...a. 2783. . A. .cty mix concr.. e and ell Groom and Supply Shop-Pat Grooming All breeds. All stvl• Julie Webb Ph 814-.UI- 0231 Dragonwynd C1ttery Kannel CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siam. . kittens AKC Chow puppi•. Naw klt1MI; Stem•e and H•malayans Call 614-4413 84 4 0 0 7 -8~:::::"~:':;::--"M:::::-:;:=-;::=;J AKC Billet pups. S waakt okl Only 3 loft 114-887-e987. AKC R~ltt..-ed C•irn Terrltr f.mllle puppy. No ch_. Call 814·02· 2807. 68 Fruit OuaHiy Fruita and Vag~ttebl• retail and whot ... te. B. • S Produce acrou from P.lr:u Hut, Golllpollo. (lhlo. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 GROCERY ·AUCTION ~ARLIN WEDEMEYER - AUCTIONEER 614·446·5 1 S2 \ PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY: JULY 11, 1987 10:00 A.M. Located in Syracuse. Ohio on St. Rt. 124 across from 'Park. "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR'S ITEMS" #3 John Epple hardware stone ta r Ivery ntce) , Pomeroy, Ohto: 3 Pa stone tars, corner what-not shelf collectton of Jumbo peanut butter 1ars 7 bz 10\\ oz & one 2# w/ba1!, curved glass chtna cabmet, bl anket chest, table & chatrs, buffet, round stand table. chil d's rocker, floor lamp, wood stands & tables, oak desk, hall tree miSc ptcture lrames. ch1na pot. cherry ta ble. secretary for parts. copper wash bo1ler . .rug beaters, lanlerns sad trons, rose back chatrs, miSe chatrs, wtcker !lower stan d, miSe chatrs, w1cke r !lower stand . corner 10bber •ron kenle. trunk. hand wnnger p1e crust table. chtHerobe. miSe diShes. candlesttcks, teardrop lamps and more "HOUSEHOLD" 2 pc hvtng room sutte. beds, dressers, chest of drawers, table & chaus. wash basm cabmet style, sweepers. miSe lmen & alghan handmade, coHee & end tables, mtSc appltances, diShes, pots & pans. RCA B&W TV 100 & 220 atrcondrttoners, Maytag wnnger washer. wash tubs. glider & porch rocker "M1SC." Ten I, cols Avon collect ton, CB anlennas, Med & k1tchen cab1nets approx 30 round & 10, sqa ure 110 volt light ftx tures. mtsc asst of ltght l1xtures. 300# sa fe . mtsc wtre chams, mtsc hand & garden tools OWNERS: VERNON & WILLIAM BARTELS Eats Cash Positive I.D. OWNERS: CLAYTON AND ELSIE CLAGG Reason for selling: Moved from their farm to a mobile home. Locatior.: From Gallipolis go south on 7 to Clipper Mill. turn right on Orchard Hill. Go to Shoestring Ridge and turn left. Go approximately 1 mile. Watch for si«ns. Household-Collect1bles-Ant1ques Metal bed leather bed, metal wardrobe, wood wardrobe kttchen table w1th 2 wrought tron chatrs, wall hugger recltner, tables, chatrs, ladder back chatr, rockers, stereo, re cord player wtth speakers. records !some are old), uttlity lables, metal dresser wtth mtrror, van tty chatr, portable color TV , lamps, rad1os, coftee makers, mtxer and bowls, skillets, Stnger sewmg machtne, bratded oval rug, old 9~12 wool rug, qutlts. curtatns. pictures, Home lnte11or, Homer Laughlin servtce for 8 !old), Rogers stamless steel stlverware jservtce for 121, statness steel trays, tee bucket and tongs, depresston glass !blue, pmk and green), Fenton glass, Elgtn RR walch, , . typewnler. gun cases, gun rack, lawn chatrs, porch glider, potch swmg, storm door, 6ft step ladder, 16ft alummum ladder, lawn mowers, wheel barrow, 2 wheei!O ft.lratler, cu· lapacker, water pump and tank, platlorm scalej, 2 lence chargers. horse whtp, bull whtp, poplar lumber, old corn planter and lots more too numerous to mention GUNS . (2) Reminaton Model 31 shot.,.ns, Savaae 20 puce Sln&le · . barrel shotgun, Slevens 12iauge smgle barrel shotgun, IL .• gauge double barrel shotgun lanltQuel, Stevens 22 nfle · I antiQUe), Wlnchesler'Smgle shof nile IG7A), RWS pellet nfle, 32 automa!tc ptstol Cash Positive ID Food AUCTIONEER: FINIS ISAAC Not · ·foi or Lost Pr011erty lidgo. 814-332-$748 mowtr deck. runa good. C..l 814-«84348. 111 Massey FergtAton trae1or& #1 Fergu.un bat• hHch mowin~ Hay eo,dltloner 1 50. 200 g.elon IPfiiY tank with elrt 1296 Ctll 814·281· 6522 Now buying ahell earn or •• corn Call for latnt quotH Riv• Ctty Farm Suppty, 614-448- Tr ~nspurl~·ltUII 71 tor with mower A greeter blede & l1wn c.-t 1.750 Ford tractor wtth tdgh • low reng& New firU.hed mower t2.350 Call &14-285-1822 ft pull·typt combine Wheat and Straw, Call 388- 8478. Two Gravety tractorsandatlaehmentl. Alto ueed parte for Cell 8H·· U8· 4149. lnt•national Forqe Harwstor wtth one row eorn head Good condition 114-887-1937 C11e 230 Hay bal• *900 In good condition. 1 Mlnl.turt rualt Donkt'f, 11 rnontht old 1125 Calll14- 912 7819 8uyoneanyslze(:hflinsewcham Slgr::;"'~O.tr:~~~~''C'o~: Autos for Sale 1981 ChiVY Chwette. Delu~te Ex cond Like new. Only 8, 000 mil.. Call &14· 21t-e251 tivestock _..:._________ I Duroc: io1rs Bred juat hke the boar• we t .. ted at the . Ohto Tfttatlon that gained o1o1er 2 .-6 lbt per diiY Moger Bentley, Sabina. OH 513·684-2398 614·379-2673 Eve'l Qu•lity quarttr hor .. mlrea Call f$14-388-8694 1979 C1dillac., 1982 Sub•ru 4 Wh Or , bot h-good eond 1 969 Flreblrd bt~~dy pant Call 8"141;;;;;;-i;;;t,;-~,;fu,;;,;,'lj:C 1446-9475. 246· 6097 H bull Ill Weight · 1400 lbs C•ll 1978 Muatang II Cobra 302 1 882-7096 motor, 4 apd 1376 Call 6,4· 3 ragllttred Ang'-'1 cowl. young. nice. bred t500 each F1rm. 446-7076 - -- - - - 1977 Thundlf'blrd. PI W • kH*s. new b8tterv• .new paint, 1500 or bNt offer Call 814448-3235 1971 Ctu~v•U•very good conditW,n, U.OOO. Call 114·2&88226 198& Dodge Ch.,.lil•· 21.000 mil•. 5 apetd. Call 814·379· 2728 1982 Plymou•h Ch.mp. du•l shifter, 47,000 miiH Calf 814379- 2726 Real Es1ate General 64 Hay & Grain PORTERBROOK SUBDIVISION 1 1on dump t rucll prell-up Complete BR 1une reehner chair. llou t8 hold Items Sweeplt' ear Call 814-441· 9428 • f c 1988 Ford Ranger 4~~o4, .,-,any e•t,.s, assume loan •&.300 00 and older vehide, 304 875 7642 Of 676 · 6947 1977 Bluer 360 4 speed. 1lr, 05,200. Coii8J4-388-9704 new ltJ(hautt, good tiret S 16150 814-988, 3979 1884 - - - - - - - - - ' - I 74 Celebfity, ••c cond , deluxe interior. PS / PB , .. r tilt , cru 11e. AM I FM / ca•••tte eon u.~oo 114·441-2076 we after 8 1976 Ford. tair eondidon E Keel· ltnt for working Call 814-448· ' 4637 cru~e. new fendiM'I, new dogr, 1976 Chevrolet pick· up, runs good t600 : 19.77 Ford ttatlon wagon, good cond t9 96 304 676· 2848 1978 ChiiYV pickup truck I cyl auto new paint JOb, runs good 1650 00 304- 4~8 - 1732 Vans & 4 W.O. 1981 Jeep J10 pickup, 4 whelM dtrw, low milea, new tran1mie •ion, 6 cyl. 304-882-2692 1186 · Celebt'ity V6-AT. AC AM / FM / Stereo . IS1k ml Moto~cycles 1978 ~uper Glide, new top end new tires leether bags Ctllefter & 00 PM 614 379 2447~ 1976 Ho,.da CB -760 4 cvl $460 firm Call614-388-9086 Excellent neighborhood with open country air. Nice 3 bedroom brick ranch wtth I Vi baths, family room , ltvmg room, formal dmtng, , eat-in kitchen, ali situaled on a large flat lot. Convement to shoppma and H.M.C., c1ty school district. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 446 -8130 OR COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. A46-6610 ~ C h~y 1979 7403 OFFERED BY OWNER 1971 Dodge Aaptn . 2 door Good m.chttnlc:elly Fti' body 814 ~ 949 · 2113 sweeomg c:trc:ular dr1~e to thiS 1mpre~ s1~ e home Thtr1 enter the h ont doo1 thr ou&h stately pillars to vtew the tns1de ollhts 2 story home w1th 4 000 S<l h m/1 21? baths, 4 bedrooms lormai entry dtntngand h~ t ng rooms. fam1ly tonm 42'x.22' appro• concrete &.steel poot and so much more beau11fu!ly sel1 mg on a shaded 2 ac.re 11\wn STUTES 462 2ND AVE . REAR GA LIPOLIS. OHIO IB 446-4206 ntJ\lrOR · MUSTARDS AUCTION SERVICE 2999 Five Points Rd., Jacbon, Ohio 614-286-5868 licensed and bonded In favor of state of Ohio. 79 Motors Homes 30 deys. will 8r. Cimpeis dtUver. ca•h & carry vr Instal. !· --------_:,_~ ~II 614· 379 · 2220 or 1 -304· ' 78 Crul1e Air motor hom•. 21 676-6.758 fl . loaded. Clau A. cell 304-Dull eKhaust k1ts, 199 96 m· 882~3237 tftet' 5·00 pm of m1nlmurn 24ft Chns Pontoon boat. 40 hp Mercurv motor factory trailer. $3,600 00 Phone 304· n3. 592 1 atalled Most Ford•. Chevy Truck1. Van1, 4x4 'e Muffler Man , 9 Sttmpaon Ave , Athens. Ohio1 -800-843-3767. '71 Star Craft pop-u p camper, ~ry good cond. t800. 304&.- 875-&492 ttoo Holls area Pnce $61 000 00 #2389 'il!ll0161Cutl•uU.900 00 81 ,.,mouth Sapporo 11 700.QO AEDUCED and jOUcan pockellhe savmgs1Bnck / lrame \ro-level onl' $49.500 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, Dodg• Oiplomtt *1 . 800 00 ' 80 Carnero t2.100.00. Phon• 304· 882 · 3421 family room, l01mal dtnng area 2 ~ car &arage, elec tqc heat pump/ central a1r lot me approx 2% acres N2432 A-FRAME NESTLED IN THE WOODS - Beaut1lul home wtlh a lovely setttng 42 acres m/1 Qutet and setene llvtng room w/ w b fireplace Formal d1nmg rnodetn kttchen, 2 balhs and 3 bedrooms One IS a latge loll bedroom, mastei bedroom features a deck, Sptral slaircase leads to lh e second level Lots ol landscapmg 3 oar g•rage. ctty schoo ls. Shown by appt MODERN BI -LEVEL located 1n Green rwp of! State Rt 35 Home features 4 bedrooms,' 210 baths. lormall1vtng room, w/ w b fireplace Ktlchen w/deck Formal drnmg, lamtly room w/ w b fireplace Ntce netghborhood Ctty Schools. RARE OPPORTUNITY! - Boaters - Ftshe rmen· Rettrees 600 to 800 fl deep water frontage Including 3 BR, 2 bath home and a 28x48 ljletal butldmg Lots ol trees, boat docks, and very secluded NEED AN EXTRA INCOME! - Th iS could be lor you' Home and busmess on 8 346 acres plus Rusltc home only 4 yrs old LR, 3 bedrooms, k~chen , lg palto area, also a nursery bus1ness wtth 3 greenhouses 12~33 , 12x55 and 22x96. Starter bUIIdmg 16x35 wtth new luel otl furnace and wood burner back up 2 wells for adequate water supply This ts a very effictent bustness Located m Southwestern School Dtslrtct. Gtve us a call for more detatls MODERN RANCH - 3 bedroom s, lg k1tchen and dmmg ~yger Creek schools 75 acre m/ 1 $41 .900 13.9 country MORE OR LESS - Story -and halt 5 b.(d;'Ooms, C I. rooms 2 baths IS tusl a small begtnnmg lar ge lam 1iy room, hvmg room w1lh hreplace lull basement Kitchen looks as11 spr1 ng has already spru ng Owner bu1ll butit th1s one for himself ~2361 ENJOY SPACIOUSNESS HERE - 20 acres more or less suuou nd th1s 3 bedfOOm ranch w1th very n~ee , 30'x36' garage w1th shed on one !Ide plus 20'140' #2436 Trucks for Sale ~2370 1977 Chevy P/ U lru clc run1 good. nl..:e bo<tv. t1 .29& . Ctll eu-28& -e&u WOlFP[N ROAD IN IIEIGS COUNT! - V~nyl soded lrame house w1rh th1ee bedrooms, I~ bath, lormal d1n1nt lull basemen! and enclosed porch Alii hiS on a fl at one acre lol $25, 000 Call lor more tnlorma I ton Dodge Flatbed truck •om• ,..,eir •e&o Call YOU'RE MISSING SOMETHING 1f you don'llnQulfe 5om LJ:! I!AllOR 216 E 2nd 81 . Phone ~2326 INVESTMENT - would make a good rental home l ocated m Eureka on a large lot (3 bed1oom In ) Property also has old home that needs repa1r CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992-33215 ll ow.111q II ·.ttlqu,u !1 about th1s 4 betlr oom 2 story, two baths. formal hv mg and dtmn.g rooms, full basement w1fh fam1iy room rec room ut1hty room and patro wtth ex.ceilen t vte w C1ty schools Beaut1lul hom e Call to see #2437 ~2 317 2 STORY HOME AND 1Y> ACRES IIORE OR lESS OVERLOOKING THE OHIO RIVERI - Home offers 4 Ill ACRES MORE OR lESS - 2 !lor, older home Wtth 3 be<lrooms and more: 2 barns pond. tobaccco bedrooms 2 baths1 ilvmg room , famtly room, u11hty room. remodeled kitchen w1lh Ureplace Storage bu1Jd.ng and barn Level land lo n~er Fruit lree s and more base. 2 storage bu1ldmgs Only approx 7 m1Jes from lown • #2328 ~2263 1 ·{ 61 4 )· 992 - 3325 NEW LISTING 14.62 acres w1th free gas neat Portland wtlh sptlng water $10,500 MODERN BRICK - 46x39 wtth 2 palio~ master bedroom 39x15. rec room 27x l 5 ltr e'place. 2!0 balhs. cenl ral heat and atr ant1que lights, Italian !tie. mce carpettn~ Lands caped lot $130,000 ·2 APTS - 2 BR each, central heat mce wood cabtnets tn modern krtchen, diSposal, 2 baths. garage and 2 lots neat Kroger's Ask~ng $29,500 TRAILER - 1979 Ltbert y 12x60, two BRs, all elec . Vke new Only $7.500 A-FRAME - 56 acres II yrs old, 210 balhs, ftrepla ce, full basement. 2 sund ecks, 2 busmess rms , lg garage about 40x30, drtlled well , on Rt. 248 ' HOUSE, POND & SHOP Remodeled, 4 or 5 bedrooms. rec rm approx 28x20, dtntn~ study , 2 baths, free gas, lg workshop 78x38 w1th' private offtce, 4 9 acres lor $125 000 2 HOUSES - On Matn. St ' Wtth level lots, v1ew of nver and all ullhttes $14,000 OWNER FINANCING - So methmg you can afford 3 BRs, balh, central heal, dbl garage and level lot near lhe school Asktng $15,000 • SPRING IS HERE and we have the perlect cottage Rac coon Creek lor you to spend your summer eventn gs and weekend s -year around livtng Buy now $42,500 SR l25 NEAR RIO GAANOE - 1983 SCHULT l4'r70' MOBil£ HOME - Cuslom bu1lt, 2 bedtoom. 2 balhs, garden cenlral atr two wood decks 516,950 Call Jor more dela>ls 1980 Chi\/ mi., u uck 4WO , 1AI to" Call 114 448 4225 aftlf • NOT JOSI ANOTHER BRICK RANCH -)large bed· metal building Southwestern schools .TEAFORDm ' come 7 2 story ""'"' _•..• ment located m 1 and an appcmtment 112442 17r.-1730. .Real Estate General PRICE REDUCED TO $60.000 00 - Rusltc home settin g on 6 8 acres+ Wtth elltctency ~part!"ent Owner IS leaving area would hke a buyer MENU FOR tan~ . auger teedmg wstem pond and sprmg. m1 neral nghts and toba cco base mcluded 3!10 l top. manv 304-875 6392 Real Estate #2431 on w1th dr~veway andjoundatlon tor a home Corner lot SG,500 Ca ll ier more mlormal1on , - stall barn aporo1 126 •40' l 1100 1allon sleel bulk t1 900 00 304-882 -229& NEW liSTING - Modern tanch . Good t I 2 m1les !rom lawn Home has been newly redeco,rated. Wood burntn g ltreplace. cathedral cethng '" livtng room Modern kitchen. Soltd wood cabtnets 3 bedmoms 1? acre lol Ctty Schools WOOD~AND SETTING - 21? acres plus - surroundll\g a tusftc ran ch lealunng 3 bed rooms, 2 bath s. hv1ng tOOm .,dlll· mg room modern kttchen equ1pped al so a butlt '" m1cro wave oven bt eakfaS1 bat , Utillly 100m, lull unhmshed base men I Heal pum p, cenltal au deck area Single cat gatage also unalt ached r.arage Only 2'-1 m1less Irom Holzet Hospt lal Pnced low 50's MODERN RANCH lealunn g form al llvmg room lg lamlly room 16x24 w/ Ben fran kim woodburner. 3 bedrooms, com pletc k1tchen w/ appltances and wesher &d1yer plus snac k bat 3 bedrooms. fu ll unltntshed basemen I SelltnRon a halt acre of lan d Very mce home well mamtatn ed Only $4690000 • I' , ad dress of thts attractive 3 bedroom home includes mce k1tchen basemen! garage and a large la nds caped yard .Call lor an appomtment NEW liSTING' 2 090 ACRES M/ l VACANT LAND - Ready to build 1983 C.lavlet. 4 door, nandiM'd lrant, ait- cond, 1 , 300 mil-.. vety DCKJd eond. 12 500 00 30 4· '72 , IS tne 112433 you1 eye tor sureasyou v1ew the gorgeous cat hedral ce1hng m the h~mg room and master bedroom l 'P bal hs, recently carpeted family room , 20'x24' unat ta ched £ara2.e 81 eath!akt n~ country v1ew Charola1s ~ ao NEW liSltNGt . BRICK RANCH IN TOWN - 529 4th Ave story 4 bedroom home in cludmg family room, for mal dmmg, bath, two car garage Appro• 46 ~60 barn. 2 corn wbs $39,900 Call for more mforma· AN EYE CATCHER' - ThiS sharp ranch Will catch N •M~s GUNS: l C Smnh double 12 gauge 00 grade very ntce cond , Browmng 12 gauge aulo. shotBun Bel Rare Colt double)2 . gauge shotgun. Colt Early 25 automtat1c pistol, broker knife diSplay and case, Ruger aulomattc pistol, Ruger magnum revolver, plus several other guns Terms: Cash or Local Check w/ID. Lunch Strvld, Acru of Parkin& r BUDGET Tranamluians Uud& Rebutlt All typ.. Guaranteed • baths format dmmg area. Storage buildmg and o~er l acre !.awn W1th1n m1nutes of town 71 acres more or less ~ m1ie appro• ol road tron !a ge, 90 lree sta ll bam, 2 stios, corn cnb .meta l bee cond•lkll~ 114- 388-IOBd Several mce blue and grey sloneware ttems. oulstandtng gramteware blue, green, 1brown, ,decoraled stone 1ars, KYGER, OHIO I GAL STONE JAR iWM BRADBURG DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE). Very old basket, old stove sampler complete w/pots and sktllets, colleclton ol old salt and peppers oil! butter mold, 2 teddy bears, cut glass compote and pncher, unusual cut glass bowl. marine•. I·~.~~term~: NEW LISTING' $42.000 BI -LEVEl - 4 bedrooms '"'"g room. l 1979 Cem•o ltrlinettl.. V 8 ;)0&, PS PB. AC . gOOd c:ond, "Not responstble for acctdents or loss of property. DI'POIITUNITY ·ao Cemero. .~{ ...... REAL ESTATE IQIIAL lfOUIIICi NEW liSTING' 'WHAT A FARMt" - Presently operated as dairj 198, Buicio.Skyterk. PS , PB , AC , c.rulM V·l n...., tw" Ptoneer AM -FM cauene Priced to aell 114· 982 13&1 •ft• 3 .00p m AUCTIONEER: Rick Pearson EXECUTOR:-William Gvrax Terms· Cash or Check with r.tr. sunporch, bastfHIIt, prqe Just 1 btl of Havt• Mr• Hn en adra1ood butldhq, IMifl uHd for a bt1111ess. GJttft ho•st. tool shed. pr6tn. fru1t & nut trtn, piUII JlriP tncllot ICIOSS road. $45,000. Rodnty 8 Rd •ISUSSUIABLEIOAN- $3,000 OOWN· lllodrm ~neh Do not hlvllo 1M a VA, 11odlntt mo PIYMiftts Formal drn .. kit. w/Nr ref & ran~t. D. W, drapoul. utility, 2 blths. OM., stereo systlll'l, ~'nll&hborl 1 mt ~om city pool. • Auto Parts & Accessories · N2442 *1600 1!1111l-986 -436 6 1965 1£1R£AT FOR R£111EIENT. Chormilll2 bodrm homo. I~ IR, in . 76 Strutl. *119 t:l6 pe lr, tnttaiiM Mo1t mod.. , , Muffler Man . 9 Stimpson Ave , Athena, OhtO , -800-843-3767. 388-8155 ' 379-2184 446·2230 446-7881 44,6·0458 ,, ' . 446-8655 245·9490 446-6595 G) NEW LISTING! . GUIAN TOWNSHIP - 37 34 ACRE FARM w1lh 2 1982 ford Etcon GL Aulo AC cruiH. e~~oeell-"t condition 61 4· NEW liSTING - Cule as can be' Ideal home or Iota rettred couple 1\ acre • Appro• 21h m11 ctty Modern home well matnlamed Lg 1tv1ng •oom. complete kttchen, ca,peted lhrough full unlmtShed basemen!. 2 cat gmge plus lg workshop. Pnced 1n 30's Jl44 21 ft. Sklll craft Cabin Cruller Sleept 4 to&. 120 HP M•cury 1· 0 motor Needs refurbishing & rep•lntlng. Will sell or trade for livestock. Asking *1800. Call 814·446· 70215 • #2438 tnliMIII & ElEGANJl -Your guesls drove up lhe SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1987 1:00 TO 5:00 P.-M. #6687 ITEMS TO SELL: Extra w1de country cupboard w/many drawers, oak table w/ many leaves and rope legs, large round oak table1 oak ht·back bed and dresser, oak low boy dresser, walnut wtshbone dresser. 3 pc bedroom su1te. drop-leaf gateleg !able w/ drawer, old kitchen cupboard, several parlor stands, old trunks. Zentth 21" color TV, several old chatrs and roc kers, marble top dresser · mce cond, very fancy oak parlor set, wtcker chatr, yarn wtnder copper apple butter kettle, fancy Silverstone victrola and records, oak wash stand w/bar, ch· erry Moms chatr w/carved legs, vtclortan ptano lamp w/tassels, many mce old pictures and frame~ old kttchen clock, some old Coca-Cola Signs m1rrors, kttchen utenclls, some mo· d~rn tlems, tools, old trunks, books, art pottery mcludtng Roseville, Monlecello, Weller Jardtnere and pedeslal, Weller owl on tree trun~ 18 1nch Weller woodpecker on tree trunk, Weller fo. rest teapot, Art Nouveau wall pockets, plus some McCoy, Hull, Vanbnggle and more, several old dolls, sterlmg stlver tewelry and some old coms, Wedgewood cups, Jasper ware, Chelsea, large 20" Salsuma vase, calendar plates, corona11on mug, oil lamps, set of Early blown blue matchmg lamps w/Roman key pattern, 8 p1ece wash bowl sel w/floral destgn, some carmval glass, Nippon, Fenton, ratlroad chma plus a lot more .. 1985 24 Jt,.. Pontoon floatboat , 70 HP Ewnrude motot. tra1ler , Lots E•tral Sse at Gallipolis Bott Club. Cell 814·446-4782 Mmerar ughts and small tobacco base mcluded auto, 1700. 1981 Plymouth Hori:ton I epHd, U50 1979 Fotd Couri• 4 spMd 15150 i979 ChMtY Monz• auto 1600 S•ndv ' l Auto Sal• 814· 992· 1979 Dodge Atpeft 8 cvl. auto, A C, Good cond 304-675· 144e. We have been commissioned t~ sell at the Railroad Hall a very clean eslate from Oak Hill, Ohio. ••ooo FIRM Coli 814 268· 1702 before 2pm Boats and Motors for Sale NEW LISTING!.. , VACANTLOTI- APilfOK 2 ~ aetes Very noce bu1l d· ong s ~e l..>nd lay's llat Cdu nt, water betng 1nslalled. ,9701Chw..,• SS 3504~ ~-.d LOCATION: RAILROAD HALL. US 35, DOWNTOWN JACKSON, OHIO Bol1 & motor 4 6 hp 1860 Trade for dirt blka or four wheeler wrth boat 304-7922. ~2440 3()&-8 7& -1387 DATE:, THURSDAY, JULY 9TH STARTING AT 5 P.M. 1980 aeyllner 17ft 1982 90 hp M•rcury motor Shorehne treller. Bought new In 1983 NEW LISTING!.. SUPER BUILDING lOT - $7,700 00- Appro• 120'1179' rural waler Walnuland pme trees. Ch.,ette 1971 Old• Cutltll 2 doo• vood oondiHon Factorv m~e 1&50 Might take gun on plnl•l lfld .. in . 614 992 3686. BONNIE L STUlES-REAlTOR JIM STUTES· REAl lOR CALL PUBLIC AUCTION ESTATE, • Motors for Sale #2426 Stain leu stetl ••hwlt syatem1 Now euatom m.da for your IJ!'-L~ t ru..:k. motor home or clualccar. WHh llf•Um• werranty , MuHiet Man , 9 Stlmp110n A~• Ath.., l, Ohto. 1-800-843 3?67 1980 Cam..-o Good GUNS 76 JUDY DEWITT J. Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Jim. Cochran Becky Lane Patrick CO<hran Rqn Pitchford Charles Moore ,, &87-8937, PROFESSIONAl SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE VIRGINIA l SMITH BROUR 31! 8126 RUTH GOODY. OFFICE MANAGER 216-6216 DIAN CAlLAHAN . REAllOR 216-6211 - KUNI GOODY. RULIOR 216-9334 1986 Herl~ Davklaon 74 needa soma work . rune good . 81 , 900 00 ftrm. 304·8822688 Call 614-446·67153 lett OHIIf, U6·6806 860 Ktwatakl , 4 eyl, 1100 00 Ca111 -114·246· &801 lfter &:00 or ~04- 175 - 7890 178-4198 . Motors for Sale Estate General Galllpoltl RE SIDEN TIAL •N VEST ~EN lS COMME RCIA.\. rAAMS "1 984 Hond1 850 Night Hawk, ~ . 000 mlle• ,l ikt new . ·•1 .800 00 304-882-2790 KZ 984 FordTtmpo. 4 Or . 4 IPd , AM -FM tape 13199 .John'a Auto Salta , 8ulnrlle ~d .. Real Estate General ANTIQUES: Beauttf~l Chtppendale sofa, Chtp coffee very mce 9 pc mahogany DR su1te wtth 6 rose back chatrs curved door chtna, mahogany breakfast chtn a, supet 3 pc walnut marble top BR sutte. 4 pc mJ hogany BR sutte. mah o gany drum table, vtct stde chair '2 mahogany bookcases Queen Ann dresser. half stze Jenny Lynn bed. half s1ze spool bed, beauttful coverlet stgt.ed & made m 1806, walnul wash stand, oak wash stand. trunk. walnut bhnd door corner cabt net patnted. mantel. brass lloor lamp, brass candleholdets & candelabras, 2 ol~ wooden ships, w1cker tocker & stde chatr lo match, old lloor lamp old qutlt s, hat boxes, beauttful handmade bedspread, several old pamttngs old tm advertts mg, old lamps & ptcture frames • HOUSEHOLD Blanket chest, chesl, n1ght stand. modern grandfather's clock. drop-leaf table stool, corner cabtnel, swtvel rocker card table. Ken more washer & dryer. 19" col or TV mcabmet, Hotpoml radar range, Rod gers Sil verware & case, mtrror, 2-2 drawer lllecabmets 3 ftle cases, 2 elec tnc heaters 2 marble lamps, canvas lor patnhng, GE atr cond, Amana an co nd : large oval rugs, hangmg whal -not shelf, brass lloor lamp, 1a1S, sewm g mach tne. yard chans. porch bench, beaulful glassware, Hav tland chtna, pols & pan s, ltnens, table cloths, several machtntst tools, Dunlap lath, dnlls, pg1saw. ptpe me. grmder. 4 house 1acks. bench saw, work bench. hoes, shovels, rakes, ladders, su mp pump and much more CAR: 1972 Ford, httle over 80,000 mtles. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE· This is a very cood quality of antique & modern furmture You won't want lo miSs tl. :t'2~~ ,;'ij:::8~~~2 7t'O~w · 1982Mon1eCarlo AC , AM -FM 3 8 ve eng, hc:ellen1 condihon 1981 CuUass Supreme Auto . PS , air V -1. new hr" Cell 614 441· 3417 1fttr 5 PM. YOU , TOD. CAN BENEFIT BY COUNTING ON SMITH FOR TOP NOTCH SERVICE. LISTINGS NEEDED NOW. 1984 Kawatltki KLR 800. 1, 800 1 • 441·3383 614- 245 6097 Real Esta1e General 4418. 1979 Hond1 Xli'&. only 1,400 miiM. · *360 00..... Phone 304- Real 1149 C hevy Waody- I ttarttd r•storlng. you might like to f•n..h C1ll 614-448 ·9476 ot DALE FRAZIER 573-87 lie. Located at 708 Main St., Pt. Pleasant, W. V a . The estate of Everett H. Donham wilt be sold .=~~ Motorcycl11 1978 Honda 3&0T Low mi leage t250 Call 814· 981· 2 people. 3 1 hu to 9ot82 ' eh evette 4 dr h1tc:tlbuk 4 1pd . , good D.. mrle.ge Good cond1· , lion Asking *1900 Call 61 4 . 814-288-6522 JULY 11, 1987 10:00 A.M. 74 19'78 Pinto •ulo ,. 1800, t1k11 trade on motorcyde Trade faet or sell ch.apl Call 614- 446· 70J9. 317-7771 Sh.,-p 1980 Mercury Capri Sunr(lof AM · FM·Cauttle ' WlnewhHI co\Hirt t1296 C111 ESTATE AUCTION . .• 73 c••· FRAZIER AUCTION SERVICE GRANITEWARE Trucks for Sale 258-8228 Gth! grinder mU!erwlth magnet. Hay 1n barn 11 00 bale John D Gerlach 304 875 5263 72 1978 Tr~ns AM • tpd . trans· mi..lon whh overdrive Oood tond AM·F M· T1pe Call 614 304-87&· 2902 HERE'S ONE YOU'VE BEEN WAlliNG FOR IN! 6 acreens. aheUer. good eond .1.200 304-273-4215 814-448-8980 Coll614-387· 7230 1see 'oune BuiNv With clnsic MG shell. Ru"' good Cell SALE CONDUCTED BY: STONEWARE n tii&O,OOO mAn. Aakln1 13.210 1981 Chevy Maltbu Good shape, ona owner. clOth intarior. 02,360 . Coil 814-286· 6522 OWNERS: MR. AND MRS. HAROLD HEVNER m-5785 1000 33K , SIS Chevttte 40k , 81 Cheve"tte 42K . MGB Conv 54K , 177 Oataun truck. Cell 1984 Ford Escort 4 S / T, Oak secretary, oak round table, oak chairs. oak h1gh back bed, e1ght day keyhole clock, oak pressed back rocker, Art Nouveau leaded lamp, antique Bermans banJO, Rosev1lle, amberware, chma kitchen pnm1t1ves, pump organ, beautiful wmgback couch , p1e sale, two accord1ans, punch bowl set. wooden old wagon , e1ght gallon stone churn , Charleston. West V1rg1n1a , school masters desk, kitchen cab1net, wooden Coke barrel, many tools, DeWalt table saw w1th stand, two treadle sewmg machmes, plus many, many household. ant1que and collectible 1tems JESS FRAZIER 937-2022 Hon~lvic 67K, 85 AUlenea 47~ 14 Pontiac T 198, 1979 ptymouth Artow Pickup Call 814-379-2728 83 Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Va 304- 676- Henderson.. W 7421 . 71 298& . International Cub Low·loy'trac- rO,..vely tractot 71 3 miles south of Buffalo, 6 miles north of Winfield Bridge on Route 62; at the Lockmasters Home Old Lock #9. DAN SMITH: AUCTIONEER 614-992-7301 SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1987 10:00 A.M. erected • Iron Horse 82 Wanted to Buy PLACE: BUFFALO, WEST VIRGINIA , Ohto Ltcense #5-68-1344 W Va #515 -88 MIKE MARTIN , APPR " Not responsible for accidents or loss of PUBLIC AUCTION *U-44 c... e DATE·. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1987 T ME· 1 ·OO A' M 1 • 0• • • • PATRIOT AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1987 7:00 P.M. S E Ohio ANTIQUE AUCTION Coll814-448-4868 New Carpet. Furniture, Lamps, What-Nots, and much, much more. l"oh Hot Sol• • Sorvlco. 0.. r----=====::::::::::.___...,.._'fJ E•k•moSpitzdogvervloveeble TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1987 AT 7:00 P.M. MaaNY Ferguton, New Hoi&Md, & Auction 448-3243. Sp1nltl - pups-•100 •ooh. c.ue14-388-8aso. For aela, ye1r ol(l male vJhite PATRIOT AUCTION BARN CROSS& SONS U 8 3& W•t. JackMm. Ohia. 814-285-8481 Tractor-4 cyllnd•. I " OIINbum' t Farm Markee. St. Rt. 1 80 ne. Port• it now open F•rm frMh WetMabl• Ctll 814-388-9027. • 81 Farm Equipment Utlftty bldg 27'x31 'xl' 1 3'xl' treck door • 3' Mlk door. 40 uNCI tr41Ctort lo choOM from & complete Une of new 6 uae,l equipmtnt. Lare..t Hlectlon In & Vegetables Cocker Public Sale & Auction ! IV I''. 1111. ~ Pure bred Sltm... kfttena for month old rutt ahor1: niiniiiUre Dachshund Call 614- Cook• Spomol pup Fomato, 7 moa old AKC rag11ttred, •1oo cott &14· 2•6· 91&7 Two purebred Great Dan•. 1 Merle mala. 1 Merta female. $100 each Baby Ferret•. 125 each S.bv rabbttl. *3 10 eaeh Call 814-US-1364 \·~ ).1 ' II) ool& Coll814-948-2290 304-773-8234. Pats for Sale 1,1 I ,\' Patl for Sale Brook C.ment end Suppli•, ' .-. 66 1987 July 5, 1987 Ohio-Point Pleasant W.Va. concrete tupPII• Ctll us V•ll-r 66 • II ~ ACRES - Ran ch style ~1 th 3 bedrooms lg ~li chen 2 baths, ltvmg room, HOME ANO APPROX lull basement n1ce cou111ry surroundings Land lays wel t ·~nth n1ce garden area app1ox l 752 sq ft on ma11level ClOSE 10 CITY - large lam1!y room and fireplace 3 bedrooms dtmng room , lots of wood ca bmets m k1tchen extra large 101 Washington Elem E~ans Hgts N2290 N2381 REDUCED' VACANT lAND - $19,000 W1thtn ctly 14'170' CHAMPION MOBilE HOME -large hv~ng hm1ts 19 acres more or less Several bulld1ng s1tes #2388 room. balh newer carpet bu1it-ln panl!y m k1lchen, large deck. newer hot water heater , Wash er, dryer w1ndow a1r condthoner a p~1ances 1ncluded Whal a deal' #2408 1974 MOBILE HOIIE'w,th 10'x l4' e1pando 2 bed rooms Cutrenlly tn lratler park REASONABLE *2322 5 MINUTES WALKING DISTANCE TO OOWNTOWN MIDDLEPORT - 2 stooj home w1lh 2 car garage 3 NEW FARM LISTING . FIRST liME ON MARKEl IN OVER A HUNDRED YEARS - A goo! fam11y il veslock larm 186 acres bedrooms, 2 balhs. f1replace. large Iron! porch 1 workshop 1n lull basement Prtced 1n lhe S30s Call loday #2391 REDUCED 10 $32.000 - Ow net wantsa deal land contract, ren1 or buy th1s l lh story 4 bedroom home. S11uated on 1 acre Call fm your appomtment today 112379 $$OWNER ANXIOUS FOR OFFER" - MUST SELl' - I 153 acres on Bulavtlle Add1son Road 1ncludes septic and rural waler Good location for mob1le home or house #2319 IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS ONE YET, CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAYI - Neat bnck ranch, 2 ca r garage w1fh extra stbra ge space 3 bedrooms 1V., bal hs, hvmg room, drnmgarea and more lot SlZe approx 65'x85' NICe netghborhood $40s #2223 NEAR RIO GRANDE ON SR325-l01WITH METAl BUilDING (lO'x-10') - 100' of road lrontage $10,800 Call today #2371 LARGE FAMilY ROOM 3bedroom. twoslory home In Addav,lle School area lull basemen! Electnc heal wtlh wood burner hooked to lu rnace duct P11ced al $36,500 00 ~2402 SUPERB SElliNG ON 1.4 ACRES WIIH lOTS OF TREES - Great for the lamtly 4 bedtooms, I ~ baths tam1iy room and 2 woodburners, l g kttchen wtlh lois of cabmets House has been recently v1ny i s1ded making lor low mamtenance N1ce deck nch !arden spot and 2 car garage Call today lor an ap pomtment 112374 NEAT TYCOON lAKE - Amencan mob1le home w1lh bu111 on fam 1iy room Over If,. ac re lot Prtced at $13 500 Call lor more mformatlon #23B4 story bnck ISlotai comfort w1lh tust the r1 ght amount of class 3,400 sq It i1v1ng space plus 2 car ga1age FamtiV room formalltvmg and dm1ng. kkchen plus s1t1mg area, 2 f1 repiaces Excellent woodwork throu ... ghout home We could hst ex.tras a country mile We prefer to show ~ou wha t $72,000 wrll buy #2421 HOME IN CITY- ThiS 2 bedroom home~as awarm and cheerlut almosphere N1ce sunny kitchen w1th range,"and refngerator, formal d1n1ng and hvmg rooms, exira w1de hallway, par1tal basement a'nd Iron Iporch Included also Curia IllS bltnds washer NEW LISTING - Newly remodeled near Patrtot, close to Auctton Barn 1mmedtate possesSion $29,500 00 NEW LISTING - NICE~ BEDRM. HOME near Evergreen on Evergreen Prospect Rd Appr o• 1h aete lan d counly water P~rchase now for $24,500' drye1 and dehum1d1f1er #2403 SA 321 NEAR RIO GRANDE - 1983 SCHUlT l4'x70' MOBilE HOME - Cuslom bu 1lt 2bedroom 2 balhs, gatden. central a~r , lwo wood decks $16 950 Call lot more detatls • #2370 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE - 2 bedrms s1t uated along more or less. 80 acres.bllabie, somet1mber. the rest ISbeautiful pasture land w1th creek runnm gthrough lhe m1ddle Complete sel of farm bulldtngs wtlh a strong grav1ty led water supply You must see lh1s one Call now ~ ~2424 BUilDING LOT NEAR RIO GRANDE - Vacant lol w1th seplte, well water 163 ff road lrontage, good for mobil ehome or house 8,640 Call for tnformahon N2369 -AGED JUST RIGHT - II you are young enough lo entOY and old enough lo ap prec111e lhe charm ol NEW liSTING! WANT A BIG YARD! - To btllld Ihal new home' If so call us about these 3 acres more or less Rural water and ut1i1t1e's on same s1de of road land ISle-vel V.ery mce bu1ldmg s1te #2 422 BUILDING LOT NEAR RIO GRANDE -Vacant lol wtlh sepllc, well waler 163 ff road fronlage, good for mobil ehome or house 8 640 Call tor more lnfor APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES of level ground ad1acent to Pleasant Valley Estates: 350 ft road fr ontage wtlh ctt y water, sewer and gas on premtses $400 per front foot mat1on #2368 ~old homes come see t~IS one' 3 bedrooms, bath, NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME located alon g Rou sh Rd. Cheshire Twp . .Kyg!l( , J;Je~ k schools Approx II acre, wblp , pool Buy now for $49,50o-· ·- - dmmg room breakfast nook and more #2351 I CAN1BELIEVETHIS- THE OWNER OF !HIS lOVELY HOME REDUCED IT Sli,500.DOII-2,300 sw ff apptox living space Is 1usllhe beginnmg of thiS brtck and frame ranch 121 fneplaces, rec room, eat-10 kitchen, 2 full baths. gas hl!lt/central "" • Wtlhtn walkmg dtSiance to town. 112372 BRICK RANCH & 3 ACRES MIL OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER!- 1car attached PriRt. 3 bedrooms l11nng room formal d1n1ng are. k1tchen com~ett! w1lh appliances Addison Township low $401 112315 NEW liSTING ... THIS HOME NEEDS A FAMilY- PreVIous owner must have loved th1s older 2 story house m town '3 BEDROOM HOME ON KATHY DRIVE near 2nd Ave locat1on wtthm walktng dtslance lo shop Gatage apartment lor addrttonal1ncome Call and be Hospttal low trafftc area, lar ge backyard Gallipolis City school dtstnct Price $45,000 ·the first to see th1s well cared for home N2407 24 ACRES more or less Hazel Rtdge. $10,000 COUJITRY LIVING, BUT CLOSE TO TOWN - Crew Road tn Me1115 County. Spin level on 3 acres m/1, 4 bedrooms, lg lamtly room wrth fnepla c~ 2car gar ag~ brtck and alum Stdm~ Ntce horne Prtced tnthe ' $60s. NEW LISTING! OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER - 12'x65' 1967 mobtle home One acre land With 2 car garage Call loday Thts one woo't last for $10,000 . #2341 Corporation. Equal Hou,.ng Opportunity • 1 ·, •• •• •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• NEW liSltNG THE FRONT THAT SHARD TO PASS BY - ThiS 2 ~ �'. • • • Page D-6-The Sutlldatv Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleuant. W. Va. ~~~~~~~==lliillmmilllliilllfia~t=:=:HH~o~m~e~=:=:l 8t Campers 81 Bowl• Arrow- 28 ft . self· com.lned camp•- 11500. can 814· 218· 1575 . Bow._ Arrow- 28 ft. aelf· contained camPer. 11&00. Call 814-258-I 575 . . 197• cwnp•. 21 -tt:. Tandem whMII . .wntng and antenna. tU• bM:h", C.ll 814-981· 4418 or 814-985-4453, Home Improvements SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, ~rta. and auPPii•. Pick up and delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up O.org~ Creek Ret,. Call 814446-0294. DrYwall ani:t Aepal;, 20 veara e~tperlence. Frae Estimeta 30•· 675-3287. ISE Improvements BASEM.ENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifeelme guarantee. Locel ref•ence. furniahed. Fr" ettimltea. Call collect 1-814-237-0488, dty or night. RogeraBa1ement Waterproofing. · Hon1e rt~N~ir. roofing. p•ft•ktg, building •nd hauling. 304·676-31 90. phona 5. 1987 .,~:~:~:~' • <;© RJl }A -LG-r.. trs® 81 WORD GAME OReorro nge ttpe 6 scr6mbled words below to moke 6 simple words Print leners of coch. 1n i1~ l1r:1 e of squores . 446-3'64:4_' ·~ we -~~ ,- Need E. M . WISEMAN. BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 448-9665 B. J. HAIRSTON. 448-4240 CLYDE B. WALKER . 245·6276 t:.oRETTA McDADE, 44&.:0,29: I 1 I I' I I I I' -I 1 ~ 5 1· I' I I I POMEROY - HIGH STREET - Remodeled home. up to 3 bedrooms wtth bath. Large deck area with nver vtew. Would make a mce home or great ·rental. Cood locat1on. •Close to towil. A\I 10 good conditmn : MAKE OFFER $17,500. $44,900. • IIIII FARII - LETART AREA - Apptox. 2 acres ST. RT. 325 - 3to .4 mtles frontage on SR 325. 25 ,nini-farm with small barn, fen cmg, 1978 modular acres, more or less, c1ty water. all mineral ngtfts exumt. 3 bedfoom s, Silfel llte d1sh. 2 garden area cept coal. Three Sides of propert y are fenced. $13,200. Onlted water· well. $24.000 MINERSVILLE - Investment property. Small house MIDDLEPORT - Nicely remod eled-! ~ story home good rent track record. Call for your showmg. on a quiet street. 3 bed room s, fen Ced 1n yard, star· age buitdin~ Must see' $21,000 . equipped kitchen, I bedroom. $8,500. IIIOOLEPORTl arge lot. equtpped ktfc hen, base· POIIlROY - Small business located in town Garoge and land ideal for mechanic. MAKE OFFER ment, garage, 3 bedrooms. n1ce fron t s1 t110 gporch, washer and dryer, too. rtreplace and ACunits. alu· $10,000. lEECH GROVE ROAD - Appx 2 acres wtth 3 bed· mtnum siding. $44.000 rooms I\\ story home Equpped kttchen, outbutld· NEW liSTING - TUPPERS PLAINS - A 3 bed· m_t dming room and much more. $26,900.00. •lETART TOWNSHIP- DEER COUNTRY- 29 acres of mostty woodland, b,uildtng Site tor home or hunt· 'ing cabin. Want $14,000. IIGGSCREST SUBDIVISION - Spht foyer ho me wtth 4-5 bedrooms, all in excellent cond1t10n. Garage, mce lot, ·WB hookup, blinds and shutters m- cluded. REALLY NICE1 $54.000. POMEROY - Nice 1 floor plan tn town, J.4 bed· moms, 2 baths, full basement, Indiana stone fire- 1n k1tchen. pal!o, porch w1th a v1ew. $29,900. acre~ w1th free ga~ plu_s royalties Se~luded and scenlc Insulated, v1nyl s1d1ng, modern kitchen, cen- plan w1th part basement, 1 car garage Good begmner home. $16,000. POMEROY - 5 room house '" town Needs some work and remodeling but owner will ftnan ce wilh About 25 acres of vacant ground arprox B acres pasture Good butlding site Want S 1,000. SYRACUSE - 2 bedroomhomeon I acre lot. 1 floor tral arr Barn and storage cellar. 2 pondsan d work - · IF TREES ARE WHATYOU WANT on alotsutta ble for shop. MUST SEE! $53.000. buildi ng then thtSis •t' Visualize the house you've al· way s wanted on th1s 1 acre shady lot. Electric ava1la· ble. $3. 500. LONG 80TIOIII - On theriVer' FIS h, boat or just re· a really mce home that IS · Ia~ and watc h TV on your own satell1 te d1sh m th1s 2 POMEROY - Here IS pr1ced to sell -owners have left a1ea and need a buyer. 3 bedrooms. usable basement. Deck, small garden area. $27,500. _ APPROXIMATELY 136 acres of vacant land Se· eluded and pr~vate . Excellent home Site or hunhng land. Up to 30 acres hayfand. Want $45,000 POIIEROY - Really n1ce 3 bedroom home located on 1benezer Street. Front Stttmg porch. part base· ment. Much more. Call for yourshowtn ~ $19,500. FA Rill - 98 tillable ground Pasture. house. barn, ~Jd~OOHas great potenftal. Many other features ' ERD.Y Th' 1 1 ffth kl h e am• y room IS JUS1o e IC en P0II and near the large rear dec~ . Excellent netghbor· hood for ktds. Large lot. appk. 5 acres 2 baths Cen· tral atr $30,000. . CLOSE TO TOWN.- Th•s older homeneeds some repatr. Features 29 acres and fr ee gas to house $19,500. • . POMUOY - Large 2 story home w~h 8 rooms. In· cludmg the large fm 1shed ro~m on t.h~ s1de. 3-4bed· rooms. full basement. Alumtr!Um Sldtn ~ $27,900 RACINE - CLOSE TO EVERYTHING - ThiS cute 3 bedroom home IS on.a level lot. Car~ort , separate ultfity room, c arpett n~ storage butldmg. $29.900 MIDDLEPORT - .PALMER STREET - House wtth potenftal. 2 apts. •n good condttlon. Upstatrs rents tor $175 00/ mo. a~d downstatrs for $200 00 per month. All furmture mcluded plus agarage apt. thai rents for $225/ mo. MAKE OFFER. $40,900. POMEROY - Older 2 story•.house With gorgeous . woodwork, ftre.place, and_ ~ICe cabmets. 3 bed· rooms, huge hVIngroom, dtnmg room and eqmpped kttchen Central atr, garage and storage butldtng. M~KE OFFER. $39,900. . . RACINE- 2 story home wtth a farge beaubfullal. Houses needs some repan. Several sheds and out· butl dm~ Porch. $16,000. . POMEROY - Beauttful mod.ern ktfchen comph· ments th~ 3 bedroom home wtfh adeck for outSide eattng. Basement and lots of closet space. Much more! $44,900. · RUTlAND - MINI FARM - Appr01. 6 acres With a 3 bedroom home. Elec. BB heat plusawoodburner. Born, sheds, storage cellar. Garden space. $29.500 LEE CIRCLE --:- SYRACUSE - . Ntce 3 bedroom ronch wtfh dtntng area, large hvtng room, laundry orea , carport and oulstde storage.Owner must sam ftce. $34,900. " . . MIDDLEPORT - House n~eds somerepalfs but has potent11l. Could ~e liVed •n or rented Also has a troller lot rented for $50.00/ mo. MAKE OFFER. $24,900. ' , .. . 2919. I I I0 after meeting his girlfriend 's parents. "How did it go?" I asked . " Her dad must have liked me," he grinned , "he offered to drive me home - I· I0 L-.L......l.-..I._..I___J__ .J N319 My broth!IT returned home poola. well, etc call 30•· 576· . El,ctricel lit ijafrigeratlon - ·- Frtrmerty: Ken ' s now ~ John's Weter Servlc". tlohJ} W-atteriOn, Jr. Owner. 1,000 or 2.000 g1l aerviciJ, 304-5.76· 2'248. =::::::::====:=1 85 General Hauling R & R Wa1er Service. Home cit1erna, well1, poole filled. Formerly Jam .. Boya Water. Cell 304-875-6370. 87 Upholstery R & M Cultom Couches end Reupholatery , St Rt . 7, Crown Cily, Oh. 61 4 -256 · 1470, Eve. 614-446-3438 . Open daily 9 to 1 30 01 d ~~u~::;.~~~,::..•• e. Mowrey's UpholltMing '""''"9 td countyo•oo22veoro.Thob01t in fumiture upholstering . Call 304-&76·4164 ••r "•• .ATW!l10[)5 AREA OF POMEROY New kitchen, bathroom, and carpeting 1f2 acre- 17 acreS available. CALL 446-2359 .•.. .." :..;;: -. - ·~ I :MO~i~m~••:":·:::::::::::::l~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ·~~ ' Real Estate General .. -. .... ~- ' •• .•..' Com Qiete !he chu ckle quoted •• • •• •· .•·., by I!l iang in the mi~ing words you deYelop from ~tep No. 3 below . 7 ·t' c .......... .... .. .. ... .. ... N442 ~ c QUIET LOCATION JUST OFF ST. RT. 160 Within 1 mile of new grade school. 6 miles to Holzer Hospital. Ni ce homes in t he area. This 3.y r. old quality built home is on a large lot WI!~ mce shade trees. Hom e is 3 BR, 2 baths. hvmg room with ftreplace, dtmng area. e~fl cie nt kttchen, 24x28 2·car garage attached. 40 .antenna and rotar wtt~ very good TV rece pt•on over wtde area. All this with central atr. Buyers Protectto n Plan. Listed at $49,900. ... bedroom rust1c cabm. Has furm sh ed kitchen, rural water and is insul ated Front deck to\'iew the r1ver. Large lot. $14.500. MIDDLEPORT - Twostory frame house on approx. 36 1ll 70' lot. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, storm doors and windows. ASSUME LOAN $17.500 BUILDING LOTS - 2 41 acres of vacant land located near Eastern Htgh School wtth access toRt 1. Water and-electric available $6,000. SR 7 _ SILVER RIDGE _ Eastern school diStrict Approx. 19.80 acres. all mmerals and royalties from eXIStingwell. Approx 15/mo 2sp11ngsfor develop· menf. Want. $12,000. TUPPERS PLAINS - B11ck ranch that has everyth· mg! Full basement w/ finished rec room, 1I? baths, beauttful kttchen. formal dining room , 3 bedrooms, oak trtm, quality work. 2 car garage. pat10. MUCH MORE. $68,000. . LONG BOTIOIII - Aview ot the 11Ve11sanadded at· tractiOn to thiS 12'x40' mobile hom eon ~ acre lot. Use for summer· ca mping or year round residence JPC .water available. $7.500 IIIODLEPORT- Large com meretal butldtn ~ .Could have many uses Located on S. fifth Street. Ca ll for details LETART - Like new inside and out! Completely re· modeled home on a large lot. Excellent condttton Garage. new roo( and Sldmg. $27.500. POMEROY - Commerctal lot. Excellent location. Located on Main Stteet. Ask lor deta~s: TUPPERS PlAINS - Ranch type house on SR 681. Needs some repairs. "AS tS". Up to 4 bedroom s, 1" baths, on anice lDO'xiOO' lat. Want $35,000 wtfh fi. nancing and $31 .500 cash pnce to seller. IIIPDLEPORT - 2 story home located on Pearl Street Excellent condition . 3 bedrooms, 11? baths. din~ng room, full basement. ·2 car garage, central air and heat, all s.torms, carpelin& new chimney for woodburner in basement. $42,000. IIIOOLEPORT _ Vacant lot wtfh 11 ver view. Com· mercia! or residential usage. Owner askmg $25.000 but will negotiote POMEROY - "BREATHTAKING" doesn't'even be·. gin to describe this hou s~ overloot<ing Pomeroy! Located on 25 acres rt, alsos includes 3 bedrooms. satellrte diSh. 2 car garage, famtly room, fireplace, equipped ktfchen, patto, full basement, heats wtth solar energy and has central "" MUCH. MUCH MORE' MUST SEE! $146,900 MORNING STAR ROAD - Want to butld your own home bu\ can't find the perfect p1 8ce! Well, wehave it. Ftve S-acre lots located on Morning Star Road. W.ter an delectric available. Call usond start butld· ing your dream home today! Asktng S10,000 each . Very well cared for 2-3 bedroom home on 32 · 3 ran ch wtlh mce s•zed rear deck and acres offers peaceful settmg. large bath, ltvmg fen ced yatd lor r-elaxmg and 'enlertatmn~ ThiS 6 room . dtntng room and eat -10 kitchen. Also. large • year old home has been well cared for and ts lront porch and enclosed Sid eporch. New vtnyl pnced nght at $43.000 3 s•ding. !arced atr furna ce. I car garage w•th overhead storage plus several outbutldtngs. Large gat · den space, fruit trees and lots ot flo wers all around. CLOSE TO THE MIN ES. $39.900. •« Real Estate G e rteral -.. -,.. .. ~ ~· 446-3636cA~ ~· -. .... ~· 14 ,m2 ACRES . 11/ l . OF • -Garage, storage butld.ng. 5 room house w1th mo· dern uhl•l•es Located on stde road. county water. qu•et· locatton Mostly open land, some woods. Good place lo hve North Ga ll• a ScMol dtstnct 6 acres wtth home and bUJidtngs - $25.000 8 acres bate la nd, mostly clear and tdeal for home stte - $1 2.000 All for $37,000. ~· -· -·-·- • '• • '. ' . #438 LOAN ASSUMPTION Th e Seller is dotng everythin g possible to make it easy to be the owner of this brtck/frame 4 bed· room bi·level near Clay Elementary School Hewtll combine a low. low down payment. loan assumption. and will even linance the difference wrth special terms. This IS an excellent opportuntty, espectally for the first time buyer. Home also includes kttchen with set-off dmmg area. large un· ftnished lower level room, abo~e ground pool and 2 car garage. Call for more information. $46,900. ~406 DUTCH COLONIAL 2 STORY HOME On 15 acres only I mile from hopsital. Beautiful · home in very good condttion includes 5 BRs, 2 baths living room. den and much more..40x50 · metal' bldg. contains in-groun~ swimming PiJOI, bath and garagess 2 cars. Restmg on a grassy knoll with outstanding view and pri~acy. 11241 BEUTIFUL BUILDING LOT Charolais Hills ·Lake Estates offer peaceful sur· roundings and scenic landscapes. 1.5 acre wooded lot with small meadow. Very nice spot for your building plans. $12,000. J, '. ' •'· .·.•.. ... ... HEADS WILL TURN ... to take a second look at fhts newly ltsted vtnyl sided ranclh Owners have done a terrific job in finishi ng th is home (some still needed) . 1.752 sq . ft. offers 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, 18x20 living room, formal dintng room, kitchen , ulihly room and full basement• Co ncrete patio ,1 nd brezeway gives the kids a plac e lo skate, nde btkes. etc. o~er sized 2 car garage has plenty of room for stor· age 1 99 acre. Assumable mortgage. Deserves view ing today. $61 .900. . RUTLAND Neat as a pin 3 bedroom older home situated on a nice $tzed lot with severallrutt trees and garden space. Large foyer wilh open stairway and nalural wood work. Pnced at $27,500. AUDREY F. CANADAY. R~LTOR ' " ROBERT GOROON. REALTOR . 446-6216 MARY FLOYO. REALTOR , 44li-3383 . 25 LOCUST STREET, GAlliPOl..~.t OHIO '• :..•.• ~448 QUALITY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Ollh1s 4 bedroom. I 17 bath home with full base men!. Excellent storage ,area. with large closets and butlt-in shelv es. 20x28 ftntshed lower level basement area wiih large fireplace. slidin g doors to pat10 and backyard area. Also good 10x28 stor· age, utility and worksho p area. All hardwood floors. Special fr ont door with Side louvers for ven· ttlallon and safety feature. Uttlrty bills are reason· able due to insulation and-quality conslructon. Located just off Lake Drive near Rio Grande College Quiet location and excellent neighbors. You need to took at this one. Prtced in the low 70s. . #321 YOU SAY YOU LIKE A SMALL TOWN? You want a reasonably priced home with a nice shady lawn? You don 't like to paint and want a hou se that is almost maintenance free? We may have just what you are looking for. This well -kepi home has thr~e bedrooms and two baths and an affordable price of $39,000. #440 JUST LOOKING At the outSide does not tell you how much spac e · there is inside this home. Main level has 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths, li~mg room , dining roo m, large kitchen and hu ge multt-purp ose room. Lower level has famtly room, a room that could be a 4th bedroom, 2 car garage and patto. Alllhts on a l acre lot. Priced nght al $49,000. . . !!411 83 ACRES OF VACANT LAND · Just 2 miles north of Rio Grande just off Pleasant ' ·valley Rd Mostly tree Col!!red . Good road frontage. County water available. Asking $35,000. A HOMEOWNER $18,000 buy s thiS cozy 2 bedroom home Good IO· cat•on on the edge to town. 1 bath. kll ch~ w~h lots of cabtnels. full base ment, for ced a11 gls fur· ,nace --....' · ..... "t" ....·r •' .. ' . ' ...-··-·'• ... ... ,, • HERE'S A GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE You'll have hllle to do e>eepl rest and en1oy one of lhe best buill homes 1n theco untry. nits is a roomy 21 00 sq. ft ., 3 BR brick w/ 3'h acres ol rolhng land. Preshgiou s neighborhood m an area restricted to higher priced reSidential. Three large bedrooms, formal dtntng and charmmg fami ly room with see· thr ough fireplace. The kitchen tncludes Corntn g· ware range, new refrigerator , mtcrowave oven. drsh washer and lots of oak cabmet s, 2 lull ceramiC baths. and an oversized 2 car garage with automatic door. You'll be greeted by an outsland· ing view from each Window. Tht s stately appearm g home wtll be hard to match m today' s market. Priced al $114,600. NEEDS RESUSCITATION! Breathe a breath of life ihto thiS ftne ol d 2 story home and ·II will hve on lor many, many years . Sturdtly built ol bn ck and frame, good woodwork, 11 has 3 ~r 4 bed room s, 3 walk-in closets, hvmg room, dtmng room With bay wmdow, kttchen' with breakfa st nook, full base ment and enclosed back porch. Front porch with col umns overloo k a large sloping front lawn and the new modern elemen· tary school across the street in Vinton . Possible loan assumption $34,000. · '• #401 EXTRA WEll BUILT HOME ONLY 4 MILES FROM GALLIPOLIS 3 bedrooms. l'h bath, full basement with family room and f11eplace. Quality birch cabinets m kitchen, hardwood floors with quality carpet , all less tha n 2 Y.ear ~ old- 2 car ga rage attached, 2 storage bwldmgs. I acre to be surveyed . Listed for $62,500. 11316 TIRED OF LOOK-AL1KES 7 If YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR AHOME WITH ASTYLE OF ITSOWN YOU HAVE FOUND YOUR NEW HOME' WONDERFUL UPPER ANO LOWER DECKS, 3 BEOROPMS . MASTER BEDROOM HAS ITS OWN PRIVATE ' BA LCONY BATHS. FULL BAS EMENT WITH GREAT POlEN· TIAL fOR FUTURE FAMI LY ROOM . $54.900. i .' LOOKING FOR LOVE? There's a lot to fall in love wtlh tn thts allractive, 3 bed room ran c ho me Start ing with a kitchen that won't qu•t lots and lots of beautifu l O'Bk cabmets. 2 eat·•n bars. fully equipped. Also has lamtly room wtfh wood burner . dinmg r.oomor study, living rom and I !? baths landscaped lot. Extra parking space. Debby Drive. $67.500. N226· EARLY COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE - BRICK WA LKS AND PORCHE S CHARM ING SU NROOF. FAMILY ROOM WITH Fl · REPLACE'4 BEDROO MS ATTACHED GARAGE. NICE PRIVAT E PLACE TO LIVE ON APPROK 2 ACRES Al SO HA S GREAT COMM ERCIAL POTENTIAL LOCATED ON ROUTE 35 ANO 588. REASO NABLY PRI CED AT $65.000 ~· . ..,,• • • • .. ..-·.' " ·'' .~: ·' • ~. ·'. ·' ·'. ::"'• :;: :!: -·. FAVOR AND LOOK AT THE BEST FIRST! BRI_CK & Rl\fiCH WITH FUll BASEMENT. 4 BR'S. 3 BAfHS. FAMILY ROOM WITH FP PLUS BU CK STOVE I~S ERT. GAijAGE KITCHEN HAS RANGE. REFR IG. & OW. ALSO KITCHEN OFF FR WITH RANGE & REfR IG. DECK ON END Of HOUSE OVER LOOKING POOL AND COVERED PATIO IN REAR. AL L ON Y.OUR OW N PRIVAT E 6 ACRES - LOCATED ON B~CKTOP ROAD ALL fOR ONLY $79.900 . ...... "· .. ..""··'· ,... . ...·'.....".'"·.. . ....... :. , . ~ J. 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOllE IN CENTENARYHOM E HAS NEW ROOF AND VINYL SIDING. YOU Will ENJOY THE FAIL Y ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND THE CONVENitNCE OF THE ATTACHED GARA GE. BACKYARD IS FENCED TO PRO TECT CHILDREN AND PETS.' SEE AND YOU'LL ~UY! $498,000. .... . .J .. .... ~ . ~ -. ...1 '• I ..... ••.l. ~. :i· .( .. - -' , HOW SOON CAN YOU MOVE? GET THE MO ST FOR YOUR MONEY WITH THIS 2 BEDROOM FRAME RANCH. RECENTLY REMODELED IN SIDE AND OUT. IN CITY. $2~ .500 . YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE' 4 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HA S 2 1~ BATHS, FULL BASE MENT WITH RECREATION ROOM . ATTACHED 2. CAR GARAGE PLUS 24x40 WORKSHOP GARAGE, NICE COVERED DECK. ONE ACRE LAWN. NEAR CITY. $6 5,0 00. '• .~·. • LAND. LOTS OF lAND! - 161ACRES , WOOOS MILL ROAD . 9 · ROOM COLONIAL STY LE HOME HAS 6 BEDROOMS . 2 BATHS, FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET. CALL US SOON YOU WILL WANT TO SEE THIS PROPER TY' THE "SINGL E'' SOLUTION' RENTING?WHY? Wf!EN YOU CAN OWN THI S NI CE 3 ROOM PLUS BATH HOME IN CITY. $12,500 . ·'. WE NEED A NtW NEIGHBOR - COMMERCIAL BUILQING NEXT DOOR TO OUR OFFICE IS FOR SALE. BUILDING SUtTABLE FOR ATTORNEY, DENTI ST. ACCOUNTANT, BARBER, BEAUTY SALON , OFFICE SUPPLY. WE CAN THINK OF MANY MORE BUSINESS VENTURES PERFECT FOR THIS LOCATION. CALL US SOON. . BUY ONE - GET ONE FREEIII ONLY $6,000 FOR TWO AD · JOINING LOTS OUT Of TOWN OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE. -MOBILE HOME W/ EXPANDO. NICE DIN · . LIVING ROOM . CARPORT. FURNITURE LOT. All FOR $21 ,000. . FORTY ACRES WITH MOBILE HOME. SECOND MOBILE HOME HOOKUP PRE SE NTLY RENTEO. SEVERAL EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES BEAUTIFUL SETTING ON RACCOON CREEK ROAD . $38.000. CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM. HURRY ... HURRY ... HURRY - 87 ACR,ES, WE WILL TELL YOU WHERE! .... -~ -~ ' --· ·.• 11306 "'_. , ... ... ---·. -· IIAKE US AN OFFER!!! OffiCE BUILDING near court house and post of· lice. Ideal for accounta nt. attorney , surveyor or si m•lar busmess. 2 rooms mcely fmtshed Pamted · outs•de and roof last summer. $37,000. "-.-. "'\'rf f -....... Solid smaller home close to school. ideal for star· ter home or retued couple. New pamt tnSide and out. thi S2 .story has hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms, • bath, formal dm.ng, lull basement, gas heat, patio. Conven••nl locatton . $34 .900. m2 .SUNDAY PUZZ-LER -.. mo FiRST TIME ON THE MARKET ~ER!!! As a broker and house salesman, I see a large number of hou ses every week and I can tell you, il is not often that we find one of thiS quality , as well located or in as good a neighborhood. It's a 3 yr . old brick (no exterior mai ntena cel. just ltke new and mcludes a large living room. lormal dintn.J!. large kitchen with 28 feet of.oak cabmels, butiHn bar. range, dishwasher and refngeralor, btg family room wtth bnck fireplace. 2 fu ll baths, 3 bed· rooms and an overstzed 2 car garage. This is a beautifully carpeted, mcely decorated home. Located on 2 lots. 2 miles from !own on Rt. 160 ' Pn ced at $95.900. Owner does not want a "For Sale" si gn,' SO call us lor exact locahon. Rea l Estate General Realty ..·-:....· WHERE'S Belteve us tt's there! 2.160 sq. . of living space that won't cramp your style. It's a quahty bu tlt home in a secluded, fa mily onenled neighbor· hood wtthin walking distan ce to town. Complete with 4 bedrooms and 2\7 bat hs for conventence and comlorl large living room and dming room combtnahon w~h attractiVe fireplace plus eal·tn kitchen and famtly room. lots of storage space in parttal ba sement. Above-ground pool, screened· 1 m bnck pat10 101 summer eventngs. 2 ca r garage, gas heat and central ai r T~is homewtll please you '" every way, mcludtng your bud get. It's truly a bat gam al $64 .900. Give us a call, we'd love to show 1t to you at your conlientence. #665 ,. 11202 DI •LitY<L IN THE WOOIOS AltracttVe home wtt h lots of potent tal. 3 bedrooms. I bath. liVing room. eat-10 k1lcher], full basemen! large wooded lot. Kyger Creek Schools $49,900. ' OWNER FINANCING • Are you lookmg for a 2 bedroom overlookmg the Oh1 o RIVer With lttt le maintenance. Be ginner home or retir ement home. Can be QUr ch ased on land contr act. Call us today . --- #260 THIS ONE WILL PAY FOR ITSELF Two 4·ro.om apartments in one house. ltve in one. rent andreceiVe an tncome lrom the ol~er. Ea ch has 2 bedrooms, liVing room . eal-m kitchen and bath. Close to Gallipolis See it today! S31'1/1 331:JH.L I:J3H.L 'rf:l .. S3V'jll 331:!Hl I:J3H.LIZ IIWO~ IIW 8A!lP Ol p8J8jj0 II~ , .LS31:JNn •peuufJ6 811 ::aw pe~u lAS~ 1snw 3;11S3N pep liiH., · pe~se I ,.J.o6lt PIP JfoOH, G/dl'/17 'l l UIJIId G,PUIIIIIII!6 I I~ 6uneew J.S'13nO J811B ewo~ p8Ulnl8l J9lHOJq A~ SJ.31·1'V'rfi:JOS h Qs ••n'I-~ th\ :I!S o.1 SUMSNir' ..:. __ and schools Two to three bed rooms, fevellot, car· small down payment. Askmg $9,800. ST. RT. 33 - About four miles to County Road lo\f bedrooms. equipped kttchen andmuchmore. All m good condthon $33,500 · I REHAFT 1-_...;.:....:;....:..:...;.:....:.,_:.~--l large screened in porch. modern krtchen, cold cel- lar. Appro•. 1 acre lot with ol der garage. ASKING $20,900 NEW liSTING - Here it is' Your home in the coun· tr~. over 21 acres at ground, plus a 2 story farm house w1th 3 bedrooms. cellar garden area, shed and a woodburner far extra heat. Want $29.500. NEW liSTING- RUTlAND- ·Ass umetheloan on this 3 bedroom ranch style home w1th huge family room, dming room and 4 lots ·Approximately $2,000 00 dawn. $378 00 per month includmg tam and tnsurance for 16 yrs. $31.9{)0 OUT OF TOWN ·.::·Nice lileoloom trailer with new carpet In hvmg room, ceilmg ta ns, A/Cumt, Lbath ~as s wtndow and door. AttiC stud ~ wtth ~kyhght. Wellmsulated. MU ST SEE' $65,000 RACINE - Cute 2 bedroom homeon agood street Large lot and block butldm& Thts house IS afforda· ble at $13,000. POMEROY - Out 10 the country. NICe 3 bedroom home that has been r~n10deled . APproXImately 90 RUTLAND- N1ce ran~h type home on a level lot. 3 ' 84 room, 2 star ~ llome w1tn lg k1tchen , f1replace and woods. Drilled gas well on property. Royalty income petin~ nlte lion porc h. Make Offer. $21,900. and free gas. Wtll split acreage. $400 00 an acre. IIIDOLEPORT - Corner lots on 2nd street that POMEROY - RIVer VIew. two story home with 3 could be used lor a small bus1ness or a good bu ~ for bedrooms. n1ce llv1ng room. dmmg 10om. lull base- a family. Home IS energy effiCient and has J.4 bed· ment, 2 car garage, large front sinmg porch. rooms. Back and front porch. garage. $18,900. $24.900 CAliFORNIA CONTEMPORARY - Oo o•er 5 acres RACINE - Approlt 4 acres of vacant land in the m the country. 3-4 bedrooms. 2 baths. storage country. Asking $1.500 buildmg, wood burner hookup, elec. BB heat GarPOIIEROY - 1 fl oor plan, 2 bedidom home with den orea. Much mote. $39.900 rural water, range, ref11gerator. bath $16.1000. . HARRISONVILLE - In lht coun1ry - Cute Ititle MIDDLEPORT ~ Newer modular, nice level lot, WB ran ch type house with garage and almost 2 acfes of fireplace, porch and deck area. Nice place ground 3 bedrooms, equ1pped kitchen $25.500 $29.000. POMEROY - ThiS alder 2 story home needs only POMEROi - NICe bllck ranch home wtth 3 bed· TLC Origmal woodwork. 3 bedrooms 1 ~ baths and rooms, l ~ b!ths, fireplace, garage on l acre of land basement. Immediate possessron REDUCED TO New roof. large living room. $35,000. $16 000. POMEROY -Nice 1\\ story home with vmyl sidm& lEADING CREEK ROAD - Beauhful bnck ranch 1·3 bedrooms. par.l ial basement and eq mpped home on approx . 3 acres. Excellent condttlon 2 bed· rooms, lam~y room w/sl1dinR door, rear patio, and kitchen Just $10.000. satellite diSh 1\\ bafhsb 1 car garage. lenced yard. SYRACUSE- Nice ranch w•t~ colonl31 porch, large young orchard. $60.00 . living room w1th fireplace, 3 bedrooms, I ~ car gar- HEMLOCK GROVE - Country home on one and two· age, pat10 and central air. LARGE lot $39,900 thlfd acre lot. Home 1n good cond1hon. 3 bedrooms, RACINE - Newer ranch home on corner lot Spa· new carpeting. tnsulated, attached garage. cellar cious hvmg room, beaut1ful1ireplace1large modern Big yard $33,000 kttchen. 3 bedrooms. basement. MU ST SEE! RESTAURANT BUSINESS - MIDDLEPORT - f ully $47,500. equipped and ready to go. Plus a2 umt rental house POMEROY - Just out of town' Over 13 acres of Pnced fo sell. Call tor defatls tf yoo want your own land, great buildin g s1te House needs repa1r Agood business-. buy at $9,900. . RUTlAND - Nice ra nch type ho me on level tot. 3 ST. RT. 33 - Neat and mce desc11bes thiS home. bedrooms, equtpped k1tchen. all m good cond!tJOn The house has a full basement, w1th ut1hty room. $33,500. . 12'x20' storage building. Plenty of garden space on POIIEROY - NICe l'h slory'home overloo~>ng the thiS 20 acres $32,000 nver 3 bedrooms. full basement. equ1pped kitchen. MIDDLEPORT - Beauliful 2 storyhomewtth 4 bed- 2 car garage, ceiling fan, woodburner fireplace, eat· rooms. 2 car garage, beautiful 01nate trim. leaded islas· tefully decorated and i condition. ·You will apprectate the gum woodwork. plaster waUs and hardwood floors. There are three bed· rooms, a den, formal dining room and large fully equipped eat-in kitchen Priced in the )70s. GOOD HOME SITE IN QUIET LOCATION Tree cove red hills all around. Small stream, county water . 30 acres tn all with 14x70 1974 3 bedroom , 2 bath mobtle home. All in good condi · t•on wtfh parttal furniture. 1.25 miles wesl of Eno on Long Branch Road. All lor $30.000. wrap-of1iund porch. Storage butldtng, all on a large lot $23,400 NEW liSTING- Want to be near town but have the pnvacy of the country' Th1s 3 bedroom home has a place. Extra lots for park>ng. Must see• $39,900 MIDDLEPORT- Approx. 12 acresof woodland plus a seven room brttk house. 4 bedrooms. FAFO heat plus woodburner. Enclosed porch PRIVACY. $27,000 IUliANO- Nice 10 yr old brick ra nch home 10 a good locatiOn. Over 1 acre 3 bedrooms, 2'baths, full basement. large pat10. equtpped kitchen. $44,900. POMEROY- Wooded lots of 2.46 acres on Kings· buf'l Rd Water and elec ava1lable Beauttfut.butld- with washer and dryer Newer front porch, bar, sa· >ng Sites $6.500. telltte diS h, lots of cabtnet space. All electtit Only RUTlAND - But ld>ng, lan d, equipment. stock , re· $14.500 • c1pes, knowled,ge and adv1ce for th1s Nourish ing bu- EASTERN DISTRICT ON RT. 7 - MINI FARII wtfh siness can be 1yours, Great rvolume. Ask for deta1ls. older 2 story home w1th most of remodelin g POMEROY - Stx acres close to town wtth nice 1~ ompteted 4 bedrooms, lg. rooms w1th modern lea· story frame home 3-4 bedrooms has nice kitcben lures. Sits on 18 1h acres Much morel Asking cabinets, storage bulldm g. ppt10 and garden space $45,000 $17.000. MIDDLEPORT- Ow net wants a saleand IS offertng NEWER HOME- Wtth gambrtel typeroof pl us tar· th1s home at a reduced pnce large lot aU on one pet, tremendo us 11vmg room with cathedral ce1hngs, floor. 2 bedrooms. bath, porch. Asktng $16,200. stone fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full basement, RACINE ~ Approi 3 ~ acres of land w1th 3-4 bedequtpped kitchen, large older barn, pond and ap· room home Also small mob1le home for rental in· prax. 30 acres of 01ce lay>ng pasture $69.500 come! Askmg $24.000. SELLERS RIDGE ROAD- Approx !50 acres ol va - MIDDLEPORT- Th1s older home 1Sclose to stores cant land 17 acres t1llable balance pasture and I RHETIZ LOOKING FOR A HOME I TOWN? Just listed this remodeled olde home - all1done m good taste. 6 rooms plus att1c area for storage or to improve for bedroom. Nice llat backyard wtth 5 ft. high c~ain link fence has trees-suttable for sma ll garden. T ~is des•rable unit listed at $38,900. Watterson 's Wat er Ha uling, reasonable retea, immediate 2.000 gallon delivery , cialtrna. Dillard Water S•viee: ·Poola, Ci1terni, Wella. Delivery Any· time. Call 814 : ~48 - 7404- No Sund~ calli. Real Estate General J II J Water Service. Sw1mmlng poola. cisterna, wella. Ph. 614· 245· 9285 . 44e-4477 Sterk• Tre e and Lawn Service. lawn care, landsc ap ing. stufnp removal. 304 -578- 2842 o r 576 -2903. ' General Hauling Tree & stump removal. chllin link fencu. selding, topsoil, Don'a. Rotary or cab!• tool dnlling. Most wells .completed 11medey. Pump ula. and aervtce. 304896 · 3802 I 85 Heating CARTER 'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine 'I Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 11•~ «8 · 3888 or 614- Fettv Tree· Trimming, sh~mp removal . Call 304-876 -1331 . 2 SUR. NET 8t The Sunday Exterior Stucco , Plelter and Plaster Repair. Work bv the hour or bV the job. Free aat imate. Call 614· 266·1182. MI D L IcP liJtinflll S~IEELT THE COUNTRY - Over I acre. n~ce split entry oome With 3 bedrooms, I\\ baths; woodburner, Home Improvements Ed ltsd b y CLAY I . POLlAN -REAL- ESTATE .- Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . $20:ooo em OWNER HELP FINANCING- OWNERS I'IILL HOLD SECOND MORTGAGE ON THI S REMODELED 2 BEDROOM HOME AT CADMUS . ASKING $20, 000. DOWN· ACROSS 1 Reconcile 94 Protuberance 7 Broom 95 Whiskers: pl. 12 Pamphlet 96 Bring to one 's 17 High mountains 97 Ale to lose weight 21 " The - I Gel 99 Damp to You" 22 Actress Shearer 100 Drlent 23 Slagle 101 Roman road 24 Direc1or David 102 Native of Finland 25 - and fro 103 Wire measure 26 Winter ~ehlcle 105 Retract 26 Walks 107 After noon 30 March t09 Lamprey ' 32 Teflurlum symbol 110 Joints 33 Pigpen. t 11 Fiber plant 35 Recreation area 113 Specks 37 Dinner course 114 Split - soup 39 Mix 115 Grad.-lo-be 40 Surnmer, In Paris 116 Butter squares 41 Actor Marshall 117 Wrlle 43 Olympian Spitz ,118 Eat 45 Erases: printing 120 Old pronoun 47 Spanish artiCle 121 Mr. Roberts 48 German river ..... . .. . . •.......122..SI!l.II.U rugs 49 Permit 123 F<islfve 52 Post · 124 Jog 54 "The - of '42 " 126 Announcement 56 DeClares 128 Supplicales 57 Having tess hair 130 Sandy wasle 59 Blemls~ 132 Verve 61 Row 134 Small, medium, 62 Secluded valley large, e.g. 63 Matures 135 Corrodes 64 " - Mice and 136 "Lei II -" 137 Descendant Men " 139 Lamb's pen name 66 Game at cards 141 Cerium symbol 67 Consumed 142 Halll 68 Indigent 143 Circuits 69 Baronet abbr. 145 Choir voice 71.Mourntul 147 Difficulty 72 Servant 149 "My Sister - " 74 Birds' homes j52 Nickel symbol 76 Slrong wind 153 Woolly 77 Garden tool 155 Drinking toast 78 Half an em 157 Great Lake 79 Total of unfls 159 Sun god 81 Capuchin monkey 160 Unfasten 82 Dry 162 LeiS fall 83 Chicago player 164 Small Island 84 Bird of hawk 166 Fragile family 168 Koppel and 85 Gratuity Danson 87 Prodigy 169 Blemish 89 Become aware of 170 Wants 90 Warbler 171 Appraise 92 Imitates • 1 Play segments 2 Coagulate 3 Prefix: with 4 CIA torerunner 5 Depend on 6 VIsion .. .,.,t ·~e'diCafae{f"~ "· 8 Dawn goddess 9 Perches 10 Mountain nymph 11 Shade trees 12 Technetium symbol 13 Rend 14 Mohammedan leaders 15 Nell or Lynda 16 Spoor 17 Oclober festival 18 French article 19 Idle chatter 20 Scoffs 27 Apothecary's wgt. 2~ Q_esture of greeting 3t " - No" ' 34 Shouted 36 Colorless 38 Resigns 40 Paradise 42 Deities 44 Stay 46 Pintail duck 48 Above 49 Demean 50 Goods cast overboard 51 The two ot us 53 Diving bird • 55 Teutonlc deity 56 - vera 58 Wanderer 60 Pedal digits 62 Precious metal 65 Lie 68 Couple 69 Piece of cut limber 70 Gufl -flke birds 7'2 Speechless persons 73 Holds back 75 Carpenter's toot 76 Welcomed 77 Vital organ '.ot~ '" -·- -.· .~ 79 80 82 83 84 86 88 89 90 River 1n Africa Mature Viper Animal Resl on the knees Teacher's tavorite At present Inclines Upper atmospheres 91 Bury 93 Academie s 95 Whipped 97 Plunges 98 Underworld god 102 Suits ' 104 Final 106 Timid 107· Tranquility. 108 Men 110 Chapeaus 1 t 1 Choose 112 Entice 114 Awards ' " .• ,... ,... ... ..""·. ....-...... - ~~- ,-, -.... .._ .. ·3 ~- 116 Remunerates 117 Free ticket 119 Native of Warsaw 121 Auricular 122 Partner 123 Earth goddess 125 Speech 127 Bone 128 Legume 129 Large gulty 130 Leave 131 Gulf off VIetnam 133. Basebafl team t36 Rubber 138 Loop 140 Chief artery 143 " - Law" 144 Portico 146 Death ratlle 148 Cravats 150 War god 151 Defaces 153 - Angeles 154 Slender finial 156 Conducted 158 Abstract being 161 Clerical deg. 163 Tin symbol 165 Tensile slrength: abbr. 167 Prefix: down ...""~ .......... ~ ---...... ..... ... --...-· ...... .... • ,"'. .... • .... .... ... ..•• ~ • ·~ .- ...-•• ••• �Page P-8-Jlle Sunday Times-Sentinel - . . July 5. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Ohio Lottery More Daily Number July 4 . 891 Pick 4 photos ~307 .·S'uper lottq Page. ·3, 5. ' ' . 1, s, ro 22, 24, 33. . • • Public Nptice Public 1\jotice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS --{!TATEi>F-OHIO · DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PU BLIC NOTICE ADVERTIS_uoiENT FOR BIDS GALLIA -MEIGS Columbus. Ohio COMMUNITY 'Juno 19 , 1987 l c N GAL·7'3.00·St>te Route 7. Reu Area 10-21 . by ClOn · atructlon of reu a faa facili · i Enjoying the . festival \. • 'f\( . • ~:iect and work langth _ 0 .00 feet ·or 0 .00 mile. PaVement widll'\ _ 0 .00 feet " The date set for comple· tion of thil work •hell be 11 set forth in the biddinv pro· P pre pure at the starting rope in the sack ra~e series There were four divisions for boys arid the same number for 'g irls . T~en Night at the ~Gallipoll~ River Recreation Festi"al ." tarts· in s·tyle ws • ' • .. t in ~.-., area S·tudents· s·howed off the Iat~ County shell •u. ro· mer· chants: In the left· photo one ol thl' Ohio. on section ATH -7· 0.00 on State Route 7 in · 46620 Gellie-Meiga Comm~ty Action Agency haa for sale one Cannon Copier to be ~!•posed ?'thrOugh com pettteve biddtng . The minimum bid being •soo.oo. Sealed bida will be receiv..ed at the CAA Office in Chethire until 4 :00 p,m.. July 20, 1987. improving vort'ouo routes ond Cheshire, Ohio COPIER DESCRIPTION : One Cef1non Copier. NP270F Irecently serviced ) -- Copier may be. eK•mi ned at the CAA Office between the noun of 8 :00a .m: end 4 p .m ., Monday through Friday. The Gallia-Melg1 Coin- County, and for aectiona in Athens, Gallia, Meigs, Monroe, Hocking, bv tho Ohio Deportment ol Trenaportation. Project length - 0 ,00 feet or 0 .00 mlle . Work length - var ious feet or varlou 1 mil ea. Pavement w idth ..... va ri · ous . c e vey at 367 -7344 or 992 -6629 . 171 6. 12; 21c Public Notice Announcements 3 · Announcements S a u t h8fn 8tnd Ad.,tn ce 11che1• tor ag81 13 ogaonst on tho grounds of s2 75 race. 'C ol or. or n ational orig in ~--------- award. 4 In ' considerat ion NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO for an Giveawa y ' "M inJmum wage retet tor OEPARTMEIIIT OF th is project have been poedetermined t1 required t:tv law a nd are 1et forth in 1he bid proposal " ''The d1111 te t for compl e· tlon o1 thi1 Work ahall be set DIRECTOR !5, 6 JULY 5. 12 DIR ECTOR rhr ough 1dult.s. • • 25, u._nder oppo rt\.mity to submit bid s 13, I 2 &0 Theu t Jeltll1• mtv b4P in responso lo this Invit ati on ' o~laln ed h om • nv b1nd mllmbltt' 0 1 ' • the High School Otfice and , wilt not be di~ crl m i neted JJc ketl . 11 d130r 14 60 11nd TRANSPORTATION Columbus. Ohio June 28 . 1987 Contr·a ct Sates l.egel Copy No. 87.490 jUNE 28. 29: JUlY Plans and specification s are on file iAthe Department of Tran t portat jon and the o f f lee of t he Di str ict Deputy UNIT PRICE CONTRACT HES·OOOS (401 Se•led PfCXJoula will be receiv~ at tt.e office of the Oi· reetor of ~~ Ohio Depart· ment of Tranaporta1ton. Col· umbut, Ohio. untll10·. 00 A. M'.. Ohio Stendarc;t Time. f ort••~ 00 1 in tht bidding propo· Klt14"s 10 good hom e 01 •• • n 1 Hl wks old Utt e r \Uiiln &rt 2 gu y W •Ped . 'J wtu tw, & 2 bl acM Cell 6 ,. ~ 2 6 6 · 1?9 3 6 Lo st and Found Each bidder J hell be r e~ quired to fife w ith tt l• bid • cenified chec k or ca• hler' • 2 check 1or , an amoun1 equal fo fivo-ocont 0 th ' bid b ~• mor e tl'!an ut " •f ifty in no event Brown & whh e wnh liCking •h0 ' 1 1••1• Bre.d & "vebfow & •0•w• rd ' 0 ' I.,,..,,f"'•ho ~ -" n 1•.umg G" rm•n Wol f} h• lr pomt ft r• L==:~::======~=======--~---:._______L:':':*':":'"=c:"':' ":t:•::8:8:"::~:: o r 3 7 models ·shows what's hot for summer nights. . : In the bottom photo, Susan Milam (left) and Kelly Roush (right) look on patiently as the winner Is announced In the pageant. · ..n lhe photo top right, Lori Tope (right) shows her delight at being , named River Recreational Queen. Tope, a graduate of Gallla Academy, Is the daughter of Anita Tope and Tom Tope of Gallipolis. Ailsa Smith (left) t ongratulates her. (Photos by Times· · Sentinel staff) .......~.~ -""''- iii t:. t I ~.r"l By LEE LEONARD UPI Stl!tehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio !UPI) - Orie year ago , an angry Ohio House Speake r Ve rnal G . Riffe Jr., D-New Boston. motored ba ck to t'lu? Sta tehou se from hi s district. where Fourth of July parades, . firewo rks displa ys and town festivals had been cance led for lack of liability In sura nce. Riffe te rmed it "a disgr ace" and vowed to get it co rrected . He !Ired off a memo to hi s top lieute nants In insurance a nd civil justice and ordered the m lo have a solu tion ready by th e end of Ihe summer . Tod ay , differe nt solutions have been a dopted by the House and Senate, but I he r ight answer has not yet been found. . A six-member Hou se· Senat e cl)n!erence committee is conllnuing to hold Informal talks and to meet with represenla lives of Gov. Richard F . Celeste while the Legislature Is In summer recess . Civil justice and insurance reform was one of the !I em s le ft pending when the Ge neral Assembly adjourned las t week, a casualty mainly of disagr eement between the gove rnor' s pro· co nsume r position and Senate Republicans' pro-business stance. Opponents, including organ ized labor , consumer groups and trial lawyers, say there is no need for a bill ; that the "crisis" of unavailable and • . COST $14.88 ..::1M $13.38 SALE PRICE $13.88 Less Rebate l'OUR COST - 1.50 $12.38 OlYMPIC \\tA1'IIER SCREEN" OLYMPIC OIL STAINS • Sem~transparent or solid colors • Screens out the weather 101 · extra protection • Repels waler-preserves • Semi-transparent or solid coi<Js • Made with linseed oil to penetrate and protect wood beautifully SALE PRJCE $13.88 - 1.50 Less Rebate YOUR COST 12.38 Less Rebate roua CCST $16.99 ..::1M ~DECK STAIN Ill Semi-transparent colors a Exclusive "Scuff Guard"• . lormula protects againsl . scuffing, scraping and color lading • Can be applied immediately IO pressure-treated wood $12.38 OLYMPIC OVERCO.tJ® HOUSE PAINTS • Awide variety of colors . • Made specilically to bond to paint • Both flat and satin finish CAROLINA LUMBER SALEPRICE SUPPLY COMPANY . COST 312 6th Street 675-1160 Point Pleasant, Less Rebate YOUR $11.99 ~ $10.49 OLYMPIC CLEAR wv. woooPRF.SERVATIVR Store Houl'1: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon, Closed Sunday • Pas~ - 1.50 . • Solid colon • Stain over paint or r~ over stain • Dries fast-ea5y clean up AND $15.49 SALE PRICE . $13.88 Ltss Rebate OL»t!'IC LA1tX STAINS Wood SALE PRICE Report says North wrote . plan for imposing martial law The Rutland community chalked up another successful July 4th celebration Saturday . Sponsored by the Rutland Fire Department, activities of the da'y never was a plan lo ins ta ll MIAMl i UPil -Lt. oi. Ollver started at 10 a.m. with a 41-unit Nor th he lped wr it e a cont ingency . m a rllall aw or ma rtia l rule . Th e parade. There were activities · who le purpose of e me rgency plan In 1982 th at ca lled for the throughout the day and evenlri:g prepa redness Is and was lo suspens ion or the Constitull on at the park including the annual maintain civil rule. and imposition of m arti al la w in ox roast. " A lot of me mos a nd lot of the eve nt ·of a na tiona l crisis. a Participatin g ln. (he parade, pla ns were writte n. We have a ncwspapt:r repor ts . led by the Rutland American responsibilit y 10 pia n for mobiliOutlined in a J une 30, 1982. Legion Color Guard , were a wide za t io n in case of em erge ncy or memo. tlie pla n wa s a revi sed variety of entries ranging froin war. As fa r as some ev il plot .. . it version of federa l contingency marching units , to clowns, to simply is unt rue." plans fo r dealing with nu clea r floats plus National Guard and Accord ing to the He r a ld , the wa r . ma ss insu rrection or mit· fire department vehicles. proposa.l ala rmed Attorney Ge nitary m obii tzation. The Mi a mi Prizes we re aw a.rded to the top ·er al William F rench Smith , who Herald said Sund ay. two entries in various classes and in Augus t 1984 wrote to North ' s The new spape r said 1he memo • the wlnp~~, .,~w.~p:hing boss at the !lrrle, national secur· · It ob!AIIned was written by John t unit, first place; Ku!fles and lty adviser· Roller! McFarflll\e, Brlnitttd•of1, a d.puty to Loult 1 Flourishes, wiih the Meigs High Guillrlda. the Federal Emer- stating his objections and urging School Band taking second gency Manage ment Ag e ncy a de lay In s igning the directive. place; Charles Ohlinger was first " I believe that th e . role as · chi ef. T he martial law provis ions in the equestrian entries with his resembled a 1970 paper by sig ned to the Fqde ra t E merand the motorcyCle driven by Jerry Parsons was FIRST··Thls entry: by the Auxiliary of Feeney daughter, Shelly McKinney, takGoiffrlda propos ing such ac li~ n ge ncy Ma nagement Agency in first place In the miscellaneous category of the Bennett Post 128, American J:eglon, featuring ing second place honors; a float in the event of a na tiona l blac k: th e revis ed Executive Orde r Middleport parade. Utile Miss Poppy In a red, white and blue selling dealing with July 4th activities · milil a ni uprising, th e pape r exceeds its proper function a s a by the Rutland Hillbilly 4-H Club coordlna ttng agency for em eradded. took first place in the float Nor th. as the F E MA contact at gency pre paredness. " the He· category wllh the Rutland raid sa id Smith wrote. "Th is the National Securit y Councti Garden , Club, with members sta ff . he lped Brinke rhoff wril e d epartment and other s have actually enjoying a picnic lunch repeatedl y ra ised se riou s policy lhe !982 rccomme nqa tions for Including flo als, march ing units, place; D . J . Trading Post, as the . parade moved, taking A parade. e vening entertain suspending lhe ·Cons titution , de· . a nd legal obj ec tions 10 the me nt Including a ta lk by Stat e eque strian s, dancers , scooter se cond; antiqu e ca r . Dic·k second. In the miscellaneous clarin g martial law.,; lurnirig cre ation of a n-'eme rgency czar' Sena tor Ja n Long , a Middi eporl · rid ers·. and fire de partment vehi- Vaughan, flrsl; e ques trians, _category, the Rainbow Clogge~s conlrol of the ·Unlted Stal es over for F E MA." nati ve and s o me fast moving cles:- Roger Williams coordi- Shelly McKinney, fir st; Charles · who danced their way to the end to hi s age ncy a nd appointing Ohlinger, second; most patriotic, of the parade route, were first nated the parade . . The news pape r sai d it was not dancing by tile Shady River milita r y commande rs to run Winning trophies in the pa rade John Story a s Uncl e Sam. Shufflers, a nd a fireworks di sand the Meyers Trucking Cq . c le ar whe ther a n exec uti ve or de r state and local e:ovPrnmPnts . Trophies were present ed by look second place; for antique were: marching unit s, The play sct off by the Middl eport was signed with the proposed Reached by te lephone Sunday F ir e Depa rtme nt wer e highlight s Dance Company, first: Ameri· Middleport Councilma n Bob Gil · vehicles, Bill Lambert was first al his home in northe rn Virginia, ·martial law plans , but congres· of the annua I July 4th celebration can Legion Color Guard, secone; more who he aded the community and Frank Case was second. s ion a l source s said they believed Brinkerhoff denounced as " rldl c· c e le bra tion. Winner s not receiv· flo a ts, the Vaughan 's Cardinal in Middleport. Saturday evening a talent show utous" the repo r t in volving him . President Re agan did s ign an old fashioned wagon , first , and in g their trophies m ay pick them was featured with first place Led by the Middleport Chi ef of executive order in 1984 that and th e Marine now at the ce nt er up at the Middleport Trophy Co. honors going lo Christy Taylor rev ised national military mobili· Pollee Sid Little and the Color the Floral Bouquet of Mason . w. of the Ir a n- Contra scandal. Saturday evening, Middleport Guard of F ee ney·Bennett Pos t, Va .. second; miscellaneous, Lit Say ing he le ft governme nt in 1 zation measures to deal with Ame rican Leg ion. the parade . tie Miss Poppy of the Feeney- native, State Senator Jan Long and Amy Durst for their dance routine; second wetU to another c ivilia ns in a crisis . 1982. Brinkerhoff added , " Th Pre spoke on the heritage of MiddleBennett Ladies Auxiliary, first featured a number of entr ies dance routine by Sheryl Thoma ' ' Continued to pa ge 5 and Erin Dugan, and thitd place went to pianist, Jamie William· son. Joan Stewart served mistress of ceremonies and providing 'addition entertainment In " Their operating philosophy By DAVID BARRON addition to the contestants was has been toward vertical Integra· Steve Nakamoto and his band . DALLAS (UPI) - Southland tion - buying compatlies like Corp., whieh owns the world's A pie baking contest was dairies and Citgo P e troleum largest convenience store c hain another fe ature of the celebra- · that relate to their conv.enience lion and winners were Virglni)l in 7-Eleven and Is the nation 's Racine's annual Fourth of July retailing. That has been a long- Lee, firs t place; Margaret largest independent gasoline reparade received hig h praises standing philosophy ." tailer , is going private tn a $5.1 Cont inued to page 3 from s pectators. Th e parade , billion leveraged buyout that which has bee n a tradition for analysts say Is one of the biggest years and ye ars, ha d a large ever. numb e r of outstanding ·the three sons 'of Southland parficipant s··from floats ·to .c ars founder Joe C. Thompson Sr. to clowns to bicycles to horses.· . announced piahs Sunday to buy Also adding to the parade's all48 million shares in Southland, entertainment was the Southern · the subject "of recent takeover High . School Band, under the rumors and brisk tra ding activ -. ·direction of Roberta Maidens, lty on Wall Street. . with many very young members Analysts say . the buyout wtll marching for the first time. ensure the Thompson brothersJohn Thompson, Southland's Following lhe parade , the chairman; Jere Thompson, its Shady River' Shufflers clogging president and chler' executive group. put on quite a show at the officer; and Joe C. (Jodie) . fire station. The Shufflers also Thompson Jr., a Southlanddlrec· par ticipated in the parade and tor - will keep control of the receiv ed a third-prize for their company founded by their faentry In the non-theme. ther, who qled In the 1960s. Other winners in th.e parade's • Clear formula~for wood above ground mcludmg decks and fences • Helps protect wood against mildew and decay , • Strengthens wood fibers • Repels water • -·-• ---·- non-theme category were the Racine Baptist Church and Bar· bara's School of Dane~ jn a first place tie. Parade winners In the theme category included the Racine Methodist Church, third place; the Racine American U>glon Post, second place, and the Racine Reds ball t'eam, coached by Joe Kirby, first place. ·, . Bicycle winners were Ed Wll· lis, Larry Willis and Troy Hoback, first, s~ond" and third Continued to page 3 • celebrated 4th Southland goes private But debts resulting from the , acquisition also could force the Thompsons, who wllllauflch the takeover today under the name JT Acquisition Corp., to sell some of Southland's assets, a Dallas analyst said. PATRlOT - A llt,le nag In her topknot helped niDe-month·old Erin Holman, daughter of Rodney and PegiY Dalman, Racine, catch the spirit. of Racine's Fourth of July celebration. Resting comfortably In her stroller, Erin sat up and ~k notice whenever someihln1 particularlY Interesting--like a big 'l'~d fire truck-caught her eye during the annual parade. · • -· ·····- thi s month if by chance there Is a r e port on the civil justice and Insurance bill, whtch also includes a ·section ·limiting the liability of manufacturers for defective products. .• Another piece of the puzzle, a limitation on me dical malpractice lawsuits to improve the ins urance situation in that area, was adopted by the Legislature. The governor has said he will sign that bill. · Celeste vetoed the initial effort toward tort law a nd insurance reform last December, saying cons umers and workers were left without a dequate recours e in the courts against ne gligence. Rutland · • enJoys July 4 Praise Racine July 4 Less Rebate YOUR 25 Cents still pending Suspend· Constitution Middlepo~ SALE PRICE • IS unaffordable liability insuran ce Is ove r now for businesses. Rlffe still want.s a bill. He said at the close ofla st week 's spring legislative session that if the conference committee does not rea c h a settle· rhent In three weeks, he will have it dissolved and appoint new ne gotiators . Senate President Paul E. Giltmor ; R-Por t Clinton, would not go that far J 'Hopefully we can get something worked out ," said Glllmor. adding that "there will be a continual effort to work on a settlement." Both Riffe and Glllmor expressed an interest in bringing state lawmakers back for one day later ' 1 Section. 10 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper suant to rh it ad ver1iaement , •ored by tht mino r it-y bu1lne11 enter· prises witt be afforded full tho dote oot tor opening bids The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids . WARREN J SMITH . Bidders must apply. on th e proper forms, fo r quaHflca· t1on et least cen days prior to the date seJ f Or opening bids in 1cc ord8nce w ith Chaptar 5525 Ohio Revis ed Code. Morgan, Noble. Vinton and Counties. by surveying and 1:•:~~: ~:~~~: ~ Director. existing center line The Director reserves the nierkings and the entering o.f right t o reject anv and an the surVey d111 into theexttt~ bid s . in~eta bate lti'Ucture uMd WARREN J . SMITH Wathingto" in accordance with Chapter 61525 Ohio R•viaed Code. Plena end apecificationt ere on file in the Department of Trenaportation end the of· fico of tho Dittrict Oopury Director. payable to ihe Director. Th e Ohio D epartment of Tr&nsportat lon hereby noti· fie• all bldder 1 that it wiiiBf· Ctptain o ·, AU You C• n E1t F1s h or all bids. For funh er firmativety insure that in an y 0 1n"er Sunday Ju ly 6th 11 30· " 00 •t the Southern H, ... ., l·nformot'ton. con 1ec 1 Hare1 con t rect l!lntere d ·mto· pu•· s • M I( 1 c ho o 1c • tflter· lt . R• t: me Sp on Pto.,.r forms , ·lor quolifico- tion at least ten dava prfcn ~ 0 Athens thou sand dollars, or a bo nd for. ten per cent of hia bid , munity Action Agency reaervea tl'\e right to waive anv inlormJiititt or to reject any pay1ble to the Director Bid~•r• mu•t apply . ";.tnthe in sponsored by the Gallipolis LiunsCluh. lash ions lrom Gallta b''ddor W1111hington Counl les. Box 272 for ron pot conr ot his bid. anticipation of the start of the sack race, one ofthe R.any activities durin• , ~'~ Friday's "Kids Activities in the . Park.'' This sack race was one or several E.ch quired 10 file with hil bid I certified check ot cashier' 1 check for an •mount eQull to five per cent of hit bid . but in no event' More than tift'¥ thousand dollars. or 0 bond FESTIVAL EXCITEMENT- Partiel pants (lop, left photo) In the sack race for boys six years old and younger ' cul. " and ACTION AGENCY Contract S•l•• age 1 opy !). 8 7 · 4 79 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed propoula will bt received' at the oflice of the Oireclor of the Ohio Depart· ment ofTranaponation. Col· umbua. Ohio, until 10:00 A. M ., Ohio Stendard Time , Tuetdey, July 14, 1987. for improvement a in ; Oallle County, Ohio. on Tuesday, July 28. 1987. lor improvemonto in: Athens, Gollio, Hocking, Meigs. Mon· roe, !'-'argon. Noble. Vinton Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday. Joly 6, 1987 Insurance reform legislation Public Notice 'I'' entine at y Vol. 37. No.42 . Copyrighted 1987 .. Tonight , partly cloudy with a c hance of showers and · thunderstorms.' Low near 70. .. Chance of rain 40 per.cent . Tuesday, partly cloudy with wi!i!!ly':scattered showers and thunderstorms . · Hot and hulflid. High near 90 . "Any sale of assets would be ·a reversal o( philosophy for South· land," said Ed Gagnon ,a! ihe brokerage firm of Rauscher Pierce Refsnes. "But It may be necessitated jly lhe debt level. as � 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 07. July 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 July 5, 1987 vanmeter weik