http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2e162813a34058d2a32a048cb7f017ed.pdf cf4f29cfc689ec0975d478157e6ed06a PDF Text Text ------·----~ 60 years of Girl Prosecutor begins S&L probe "Do doctors deserve whallhey eam ~_: • J. Kilpatrick - Page A-2 .J!ffiles - . - .. - .~ •~"i~~: "--~""~~~·- Scouting -Page . ~1 - AJong the River ............... B-1-8 Bu81neM..................... ...... D-2 Deatlw ......... .................... A-4 Edll«<aas ......................... A-2 Fann ...................... , ........ D-8 Spot-ts ••. ;;:, ...................... C- i -l Bob Hoeflich discu88e8 cruising down- and up -:- the river\- Page B-6 · • tmts-· ~- Vol. 20 No.7 Pomeroy..:...Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleaaant, W. Va. ~1985 D-1 Ohio weather: t;-..,,.. __ snow poSsible ·on Sunday · -Page A-3- -1 1 Sections , 88 Pages 60 Cents Sunday, March 24, 1985 A Multimedi1 Inc . Newap1per Eastern proposes new district school facilities . ' . . ' !'Valuation." for the Ill -. 7 .S7· .,.588 ..... .iioe .Ji.·~ wia41'-...... f1ftf'1 ohUd I fatGIJ.tll . . . . . . . . &I'll consolidated elementa•y · · allow Local School Dlst rict to meet minlmum state standard educational levels, officials said. The project, calling for construction of a new secondacy.•bo~!kllng .and renovatJon ol~t!le p.rgsglJ!_., Eastern High School Into a grade school. Is estimated to cost $5,661.694. The state will finance ro percent of the construction · - $3,823,694 - while the school district wUl provide the remaining $1,630,00). Superintendent Richard Roberts explained that without state help, the district would have to ask voters for a 22.1Q.mill bond issue. But with the state funding, a 6.37-mlll bond Issue could be sought to finance the district's share. "How!'lfer, the. Eastern board has passed a resolution to take off the 5-mill levy passed In 1982 for buUding Improvements," Roberts noted. "This mUlage has decreased to 4.5 mills. Therefore, If we pass the 6.37 mills fcr ,th~ bu!Jd1t'lg program 2nd tlten remove the 4.5 mills froni the previous levy, the · Increase woul(l only be an average ofl.87 mills over a 23-year period, or 18.7 cents per $100 dollars of survey team completed a study of the high school and three elementarles - Chester, Riverview and Tuppers Philns - In 1984. ""Nf'E'\1 ...fo_r repairs and lmprovements were recogn ..ed-biihe learn~ If also"de\emilnro tliat expenses on renovating all fotir butldlngs would "far exceed" the cost of putting up a new building. Officials noted tlte high school Is already overcrowded with a student population of approximately 460, whUe the Chester and Tuppers Plains bulldings are each 55 years old. Riverview was built . nearly 30 years ago. The new high school building would accommodate 600 students, with a provision for future expansion, and wW incorporate energy conservation, fire safety ahd other state-mandated directives. The estimated cost of the new high school is . $S,J43,:alt while renovation of the current high school buUding Is set at $5J8,433. · · -.. -"Whether we fix what we have or bulld a new buU~ing, th!c' taxpayers are going to have to pay bur - ' We !~.2~!l§2.. h&Dine bultetl for master tre&ta or hOme deoorattng UMB. St.ylee 11111Y; ve.ry from tbcllllllllenril. \ ASHJNG Q~ONS State Rep. Jolynn Boster poses a question to a witness durbtgthe legislative hearings held Friday at the Senior Citizens Center on delnstllutlonallzatlon. By KEVIN KELLY '11mes-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - A set of recommendations on dealing with t.he Issue of releasing mental heall hand mental retardation clients Into the community wiU be pr~ented to state government bY )he select ~mr!llttee studying the Issue. "If we come up wllh good recommendations. they won 't be Ignored," said State Rep. Jolynn Boster at the concl\lslon of a legislaTive hearing lrito delnstltuUonallzation Friday. The local hearing was the last of eight conducted by the committee. formed last November by House Speaker Vern Riffe to answer concerns that discharged clients receive substandard housing and services and that more state employees will lose their jobs. Boster, 0-GaUipolls, was appointed chairperson. "We hear a lot ol the same things, but we always hear something · new,.. Boster said. "These are (Continued on page A3) · ~·- . _.. Ga IIi·~·M_etgs,.J. · .O"bl · ~ . ". ~S.-"'.~~~7~ rates posted declines · between 1983 & 1984 By lARRY EWING Average area 'l'fnlelHientlnel Staff jobless rale: '83-'84 GALLIPOLIS - While continu.lng to reflect !Obless rates "above (jlunty l"ercentaae state and national averages, tile unemployment rate In GaUia and Athens .................. ....11.8 (9.3) Meigs counties posted major deGaDia ..................... 1~.7 (10.4) clines between 1983and1984, reports Jacluion .................. 15.8 (11.1) the Ohio Bureau of Employment Lawrence ................ 17.0 (16.7) Services. Meigs ............1 ........ 17.1 (10.6) Meigs County regist ered the VInton ..................... 15.2 (14.1) greatest decline In southeastern Ohio during the period, according to '83-'84. JOB! FSS RATES OBES-flgures released Saturday. Unemployment rates throughBetween 198.1 and 1984, the out southeastern Ohio declined average jobless rate In Meigs between 198.'1 and 1984, reporis County fell from 17.1 to 10.6 percent Ohio Bureau of Employment the -a one-year decline of 6.5 percent. . Sen'lces. With a decllne of 6.5 Gallla County posted a 4.3 percent percent for the period, Meigs decline during the period, as the County registered the greatest unemployment rate fell from a 1983 n!ductlon in the area. 'lbe average of 14.7 percent to a 1984 average rates for 1983 are shown averageofl0.4 percent. above, with 1984 averli&"S In According to OBES estimates, In parent......... . . 1983 - on average - 2,223 Gallla RECOMMENDATIONS OFFERED - Recomrllenclati on clent Countlans were without work each monthly number of unemployed dlllcharge and employee layoffs were offered to the slate committee month of 1983. By 1984, that number Meigs Countians ·fell from 1,854 to meeting bt GaDipolls Friday by (Waucle Brookins, above, a GaDipolls had dropped to 1,522. . ] ,232. · ------- ·.During tne perllld,- the average Developmenfw «;enter employee. --- (Continued· on page A-3) · --~·-· Ohio House nearing vote on budget, -By ROBERT E. MD,!.ER Alllloclated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. Richard Celeste's proposed 10 percent reduction In the state Income tax apparently will be ~weetened this week as the House Fina~ Committee nears a vote on his 1985-1987 budge~ blll. . The panel wUI consider amendments to the bUl Wednesday; and Chairman WUllam E. Hlnig, D-New Philadelphia, said hP hopes the change can be Included In the bill that leaders want to bring to a floor vote April 3. In other business this week - as lawmakers seek to return to normal business after_last week'·s savings ---and we can have' somethlng !fiat we carniepend on." Officials hav.e set a public meeting for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the high school .to discuss the proposal. sorriettiliig," commented one school employre. can have a new school for a lot less than what we can make repairs to the old buUdlngs to the old bulldings. Panel-·-s eeks ~genuine ~~-"- ­ answers' to mental health care questions Dozens Of new high school wW replace the present secondary buDding, whidJ wW be turned into a consolldaled elenletltary school. NEWIDGHSCHOOLPROPOSED-Comtnlcllon of a new high school for Eastern U.CaiSchOOl Dlslrlt:t would be more economical than renovating aD four buildings bt tbe dlo;trlcl, olflclals claim. U buiJI, the s~ate . income tax cut . consider the budget llefore the state's July- 1 fiscal Initial testimony Tuesday on a bill, approved by the deadline. he noted. House last week , creating 21 new congressional Hlnlg said his committee does not plan to change districts for Ohio. The proposal, to replace districts the 10 percent ·tax cut-submitted bY-the-governor, but ......which _ were Invalidated_ _because___of _I)Qp_u_t_ati()n_ that he hopes that It can .be made retroactive to Jan. 1 discrepancies. does little damage to the districts of Instead of taking effect on July 1asorli(inally planned. any incumbent members of Congress. But It Is so That would mean that Ohioans would get an finely drawn thatthediffe!'f'nce between the smallest additional $79 million in tax relief during calendar and largest district Is fewer than 10 persons. year 1985, boosting total relief for calendar years 1985 Both pariles supported It overwhelmingly In the · through 1987 to $640 million. An average family of four House. with one wage earner would save$94 in191l5 inStead of On Wednesday, the House Highways and Highway $47 as originally proposed. Safety Committee Is scheduled to vote on a bill The Senate Ways and Means Conunlttee wtll hear mandating the use of seat belts. Violators could be fined up to S50 under the proposal that ,applies to and loan crisis- tile Senate will turn Its attention to congressional redistricting while the House plans a committee vote on legislqtion mandating the use of motor vehicle seat belts. House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, despite last 'week's marathon sessions on a bill to speed reopening of savings and loan associations thai were closed by the governor's emergency order. said his leglslatlve timetable for this year Is intact. He said earlier that he wanted to get the massive, $32.2 billion budget bUl to the Senate before Easter break "and we are about where I thOught we would be." Thai will give the Senate nearly three months to • NEW SAL SVPEBINTENDENT - Ball.n B. " : ~ttt clurtilc llllllnl- ........ EF • llle «*o Depulll1811l el llaYIDp _. .__ He replaced Tom Betael, (APIa rpllolo). ( From Alllloclated l'res8 nn-&ntbtel Reports GALLIPOLIS - Federal Reserve officials have approved emergency, state leglslatlon . allowing state-chartered savings and loans to reopen at their , discretion for limited service. Late Friday, state officials were sttll in the process of notifYing thrift officials of the federal approval and It was not known how many of the savings and loan which were closed March 15 by Gov. Richard Celeste would reopen on Saturday. , "We don't really have a feel for that yet," said state Commerce Department s(Xlkesman Rick Spencer. "We're In the process of sending out copies of the rules tonight." Locally, two lnstltutlons are scheduled to reopen Monday. · , In aeparate announcements Saturday, Hugh H. Grabam Jr., executlve vice president ot Gallipolis · Savings & Loan, and G. Richard Brown, managing dlrl'Ctor of Buckeye Bulldlng & Loan, said thelr Institutions have been approved forFSUC Insurance. Notification came from the and loan Both GallipOlis S&L and Buckeye B&L wW operate under a Umlted withdrawal baslsolrmtlpert'lllltomer · ' per month, Graham and Brown said. Both Institutions have been closed since Celeste ordered an S&L holiday. Some institutions that opened up this week under other provisions of the emergency law have not . reported runs. "This Is an encouraging sign that the confidence Is there," Spencer said. , . At the same time, the office of Gov. Celeste announced that seven Ohio institutions whiCh applied lor federal Insurance have received conditional approval and are free to open for lull seiVIce, with each deposit up to $100,00) tully Insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. According to Federal Home Loan Bank Board s(Xlkeswoman Martha Gravlee. the thrttla granted conditional approval were: Geauga Savings of Newbury; Bethel BuUdlng and Loan Co. ol Bethel; PEoples BuUdlng Loan and Savings Co. of Lebanon; Southern OhiO Savings Association of St. Beman!; WUllamsburg Building and Loan Co. of Wllllamsburg; Seven Hills Savings Association of Clndnnatt; jill(( Versailles and Loan of Versailles. news conference at which Robert B. McAlister appointed bY the governor earlier Friday as the state's new S&L superintendent -IntroduCed himself as "a re-opening czar" and said hr plans to get aU of the closed S&Ls back in business within W days. Thomas L. Battles. replaced as acting superintendent bY McAlister but retained as legal counsel for the Savings and Loan Division, will work with McAlister In the effort, Sawyer said. Battles described hlmsell and McAlister as "a management team that wUI work for the best interest of the savings and loans and the depositors." · Celeste did not elaborate on why Battles was replaced. Problems in Ohio's savings and loan industry arose after the March 4 collapse or ESM Government Securities Inc .• a Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. securities llrm that was a major lender to Home State Saving$ Bank of Cincinnati lind held Home State securities as collatera I. Customers soon began a run on HIFIIe State that prompted the thrllt to ciOIIE' Its doors March 9. When runs were reported at some other Cnclnnati area law was made by Raymond stall. and Commerce Director Kenneth R. Cox, at a Insured savings and loans loans Insured by federal agencies were not am!Cte!d .r �March 24. 1985 The Sunday Timet-Sentinel \ Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Mental health•...__._(eo_n_un_ued_fro_m_pa_ge_Al_> Page A-2 March· 24, 1986 The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 eather:---.....,.Jobless rate••.___ _...;.._(eo_nt_lnu_ed_tnm_pqe_.u'l~ Statewide, the unemployment · figure tell trom 12.2pereent In 198310 9.4 percent In 1984 - a reduction ot 2.8 per,cent. Nationally, the joblessratefell2.1 .' 825 Tblrd Ave., Gainpolls, Ohio .. (~14) 446-23.42 ·' Ill Court st., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992·2156 ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher ' HOBART WILSON JR. · EJ<ecutlve Editor PA'I' "" Assistant Publisher-Controller A MEMBER or ThP Assoclatf>d Press, In land Dally PrE'ss Association .u nd th{' AmE'rlcan Newspaper Publlshl:'rs Association. . LETTERS OF OPINION are welcomed. they .should be l ~s th"n :roo word,; , long . 4\lllf'IIC"rs are subj<'ct to editing a nd must be signed with name, addrrss and tf>lPphonr- numQf't'.'l; No urislgi1('d leiters Will b(• pubf!sh·~ . Letl('r.'i should hf> In · J!ood iaste. ad.drt>ssln~a" l.s~uE's . not perso na lltl ~ . Ohio snow possible INTRODUCES By Tbe A.osoclaWd Press The National Weather Service says some snow may show up In Ohio on Sunday, Rain spread northward across Ohio on Friday, arriving in tbe northern lake shore areas by sunset and continuing dwtng the night. R!llnfall amounts of two-tenths to four-tenths of an Inch have been reported all over the state. . ' . Light easterly winds continued during the night and temperatures ranged from the upper 30s In northern Ohio to the lower 40s In the Men killed .during chase COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Two men being chased from a burglary · ·scene by pollee were killed Friday when their car slammed Into a utility pole and overturned south of Columbus. William A. St.mit, 27, of Groveport, and an unidentified man believed to be from Pickaway County, were pronounced dead by the Hamilton Township emergency · squad at 2: 45 a.m. Both men had been thrown20to25!eet fromthecar arid had extensive internal Injuries, authorities said. Pollee found several hundred dollars worth of merchandise, Poor Ohio_·____________A_r_tB_u_ch_wa_l_d ::.. .'· •, • •• ,.•' '. . .. .....· :: ., ...-. • ·..' -•.. . ..•. ' ~S~· . .. ~~-~- ...• • •• "Well, doing Income tax Is a lot /Ike doing sixthgrade story problems you don't understand.". I • ~od :.:=:··. =.· . . h .· ay in istory \ 24, The tecent savings and loan scandal In Ohio has shaken the banking Industry very badly. What happened was the Home State Savings Bank had Invested Its depositors' money In a Florida company that speclallt.ed In dealing In government securities. The company was shut down bY the SEC after It couldn't account for mUIIons of dollars of bonds . It claimed to have on hand. When word got back to Ohio that Home State was stuck with bad paper, tbe good citizens of Cincinnati decided It might he prudent to take their any turids until the officers took me for a ride on their 70.foot yacht. I'll say this, people In Flortda really know how to Uve." "Hold It," I said. "Bankers don't risk their eustomers' savings In a comp11ny just because It owns a yacht."· "It wasn't only the yacht. They also paid more Interest than other firms In tbe bond business. The competition for deposits Is fierce these days, and It we can offer just a quarter of a percent more to the public we can put the guy across the street out of business. People don't ·- .,Z~~.:ts~::rt~nk whlle !here understand that }fe can't let their · Unfortunately everyone got the ldeaatthesametlme,andpanlcset In, not only for Home State customers, but also lor other banking Institutions In Ohio. The governor had no . cbolee but to declare a long bank holiday to cool down all the people who were horses. Nobody . lives like that unless they're honest." "In retrospect wouldn't your bank have been better off If you had taken the bonds back to Ohio Instead of leaving them In Miami?" "I couldn't have done that. rr I had asked for the securities I "'ould have hurt their feelings, and they would have told me to Invest my Junllav - Jmthtel USP525·HUO A. ~lultlmedla Newspaper Publlshf'd each Sunday, 825 Third Avenue. by the Ohio VallPy Publi shIng Company- Mul!lmedta, Inc. Se~cond class poslage paid at Ga lllpo!!s. Oh io 45631. En terM as spcbnd class mailing maner at Pom('roy, Ohio, Post Office. Mt'mbe r.: ThP Assoc iated Press In·. land Dally Pr('sSAssoclatton and the- soclatlon, Na 11onal Advertising Rt"· money somewhere else." " Perhaps that would have been the best thing that could have happened to you. At least you wouldn't have tossed all your depositors·· money lntotheOketeoo· kee swmap." "Yeh, but at the same time I would never have gotten s.uch a good Interest rate for them either." Lottery winning . presentative, Branham , 1717 Wpsl NinE' Mile Road. Suit e 204. Dt:trpll, numbers: 418, 3972 Ml chl.ga n, 48075 . CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Friday night In the Ohio Lottery's daily game, ''The Number," was 418. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 3972. · The lottery reported earnings Friday of $29,743.50 from wagering on "The Number." The earnings came on sales of $1,384,316.50, whUe holders of winning tickets are . entitled to share $1,354,573. In the parlmu lu~I "Pick4" game, sales totaled $2(17.7 11 .50. Holders of '· winning tickets m-. Pntltled to 45 BY GARRY TRUDEAU The early morning weatber map showed a nearly stationary low ' pr:essure area over Kentucky. Hlgh pressure continued over the New England states. Another area of low press"'f !'xtended from the northe!11 Plains throogh Iowa to Texas. , This ston:n area wtll move to western Ohio early Sunday and then "acroSs tbe state dutlng the day: Colder air wltb this system may change rain to a period of wet snow !'[unday, mainly across tbe northern and western parts of Ohio. State zone forecasts winning $1 earns $4,656. A winning $1 boxed ticket earns$194. The Number: four-one-eight Pick 4: thrlee-~llne· se•ten··two I~A .. A ~M ~! SUMCRII'TION RATES By Carrier or Motor Roule \ . .. 'Z ProCollagen••• •.. an unpre,l\dented . anti~aging 'omplri ·11iat ·-"·--... offers opportunity and hope Jor skin of any age. Rain likely Saturday night . Lows from the upperinl In the north to the mid 40s In the south. Somewhat cooler witb rain Sun.day, possibly changing to wet snow In the north and west late In the day. Highs In the 40s. NORTHWEST, LAKE SHORE NOR'l'IIEAST, WEST CENTRAL Available only at the Ultima II counter. Rain and drizzle Saturday night. Lows In the upper 30s. Rain, possibly changing to wet snow late In the day Sunday. Highs In the low 40s. The chance of rail) Is Ill percent Saturday night and 90 percent Sunday. MIAMI VALLEY, CENTRAL Rain and drizzle Saturday night. Lows near 40. 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Red. -~-CHECirlNb­ 26 Wccks ............................... $29.12 13 Weeks .............................. , Sl •t 56 Rah~t Out81de Ohio 52 Weeks ................ ........... .... $59.80 AUCTION APRIL 9, 1985 .. t , · ProCol~n Anti-Aging 'omple or fau and throat. wenty isn't too soon to use lt .. 60 isn't too late. oiuo lnflkle Ohio sc~:s~~r~~::e:a~~banker or.~~;y, ~xcept many of ~e . (not Home State) wbo also got securities didn't exist." -. c.=""".~· -~ULTIMA~'"If~- tered around the wreckage. Amer ican N ('wspaP£'r Publishers As· them a higher rate of Interest, then we have to get a higher rate ot Interest !or ounelves. that's wby we went to Florida. They were able to pay us more, and at the ~e time It was sate because tbey were backing our deposits with govern· mentsecuritles. lsthatasurethlng, . the 83rd day of 1985. There are282 day's burned how something like Ibis "t:~ow you're getting Into :r'tioday Is Sunday, March tilt In the year. could take place. . tecbnlcalltles." .:Today's highlight tn history: "We made a mistake. It could "Why didn't you ask to see the ::On March 24, 1882, German scientist Robert Koch announced In Berlin have happened to anybody," bonds?" ' tllat he had dlSCOIIered the bacillus responsible for tuberculosis. "That's what the people or Ohio "We did. Do you think we're from •; On this date: areafraldot," !said. "Why would a Missouri?" 1765, Britain enacted the Quartering Act, requiring American bank risk so much money with a "And what happened?" eplonlsts to provide temporary housing to Brttlsh soldiers. s ma II F Ia rid a sec u rl tIes "They showed them to us and ;.. Jn 1.883, long<l.stance telephone service was Inaugurated between company?" then put them back tn the safe." · "You should have 'seen their "Didn't It occur to you that they Otlcago and New York. :;1p 1932, New York radio station WABC broa~cast a variety program offices In Florida. Every dealer had might have been sbowtng the same fr&n a moving train In Maryland. • a suite overlooking the ocean." collateral to different customers '•Jn 1934, President FrankJtn ·D. Roosevelt signed a bUI granting tuture "You mean you Invested your over and over a&aln?'' ~lienee to the Philippines. . m·~=~ - . · depositors' money In a !Inn be· "Frankly It never ci'CIIII!d our :•ln 1944, In occupied Rome, the Nazis executed mo;:ethan iXl'dvniai15iiJ :--caus~n;o.rwt!tlt ift!Pi"I!Sifea~in ~rnifiWI. 'l'iii'l"o~·guy-iiaa rhOitli! ~!sal for an attack by Italian partisans the day before that killed 32 their ottlces?" ' you wouldn't belleve, witb a tennis Gdman soldiers. "Of course not. I didn't give them court, Olympic-size pobl and race ::.m Cantrell "I would like to Invite the committee to sit on my front porch and have your ·heart , broken," he said. Recommendations Ignored For the sec\lon on mental retardation, testimony centered on the concern for discharged cllents . and the economic impact further layoffs will have at Gallipolis Developmental Center. Betty Watklns, a licensed practi· car nurse at GDC, testified that SOMEWJ&f NEW DISHES A~AILABLE 9 FT. SPUN ALUMINUM DISH 10 FT. FIBERGLASS DISH 11 FT. MOLDED DISH Steelal thr• Mareh SO $1495 100° LNA, DRAKE 324 RECEIVER, lOQ FT. CA.ILE 9FT. SPUN ALUMINUM RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE r=fts .:~so~~--,-..-:=-u<tllmfj,"''ii.~=~~ Going Camping, Fiahing or Whatever, Thla Ia lt. V:8 an· gina, auto. trans. Has a frig., r~nge and o~en.,potty. water storage tank and I noticed an a1r cond. untt. It s alim there . Does it work? Come on In and help us check it out. '· �Paga A-4-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel DUBLIN,Ohio '(AP ) -Wendy's International Inc. won't support Clara Peller's search for ~ 'thebeef," Esla Jane Russell '=" = UvevieepresidentWnitamWelter. "UnfortUnately, Clara's appear· ance in the ads makes it extremely commercial. . "We are extremely sony this ~ppenec! because our company has Wendy's, which has 3,095re!ilaU· rants worldwide had a 31 percent Increase in annu~l revenues during its "WbE're's the beef" campaign, Welter said. The phrase became part of American pop culture and "Recently, a contract negotiated · madeMs.Pelleraninstantcelebrity on Clara's behalf led to her and heroine of frustrated consu· Welter said. "She's a fantastic lady, and we'll miss Working with her." But in Chicago, Mrs. Peller said she had been misled by Wendy's. She said in a statement, issued by spokeswoman June Rosner, that during negotiations with Wendy's founder Davis Thomas and others they "constantly told me not to ~=:±>7..-.,-·'"""'-=·:ct=•= ,....,.,._..;,=.-u•. =" ·• '' ' :- ''""'''''''-;r.;;:a:,..:.l.~~"'r;ot;;:ri:..,'L~•l'brl~ilficultforhertoserveasacredlble GALLIPOLIS - Ivan Fife, 77, POMEROY- Esta Jane Russell, seems to have found it in another spokesperson for olir products." Eureka Star Route, dled Friday in St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, . W.Va. · , 'Born Nov. 4, 1007, at Lesage, ~"""',;.,'5, son of the late 89, ~SpringAve., Pomeroy,diedin at tbe Gallipolis Locks and Dam for 23yearsandwasassociatedwiththe GaU!a County Sheriff's Department for several years, retiring in 1977. He was a member of Mo!lllt Zion Church. She was a member of the Free Methodist Church. Swviving are a son, Harold of Pomeroy; four daughters, Effie Hayden of Tomball, Texas, Marcia MuU!nix of Fairfield, Mary Russell of . . ·. Pomeroy Friday. A retired school teacher. Mrs. Russell was born May 2, 1895, at Harrtsonv!Ue, a daughter of the late grandchildren. BesideS her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Alpha; a son, Kenneth, and a daughter, Alma Tolernan. ' Services will be held at 11 a :m. Monday in Ewing Funeral" Home, with the Rev. James Keesee olticiating. Burial will be in Brad· ford Cemetery. Friends 111ay call at the funeral home from 9:30 a.m. """···~""'~.~~~:~~lm'.ilJ'dit'alirrby'a'S<Jii-·~M~o~n~da~y deveiopeda~nuineioveforC!ara," product. ThehamburgerchainsaldFrlday that Mrs. Peller's endorsement of another product meant she couldn't • apperance in a Campbell's spagh· ettisaucecommercial. Thecommericialinfersthattlarafoundthebeef somewhere other than at Wendy's merseverywhere. Welter said Wendy's had been negotiating a new, three-year con· tract with Ms. Peller, but that was GALLIPOLIS - The opening of an American Grants and 'Scholar. ships center at OanTax Inc., 336 Second Ave., wUI open new avenues . of .financial aid for college and post-high school students, according DanTax President Claude Daniels. Darilels said that through utillZa· tion of of electronlc and ~!~~~~ ~ :~.! a~~.~.~'!J forever." • "Wendy's charge that I am no longer credible because I found beef in Prego's Spaghetti Sauce IS what isn't credible," Mrs. Peller said. "I may be an old lady but I'm not . senile." Her attorney said the spaghetti sauce Is not the real bone of contention. "She was gonna sue them," said ' attorney Joel Weisman. "We really think this is a pre-emptive strike · Bernhard Goetz appears before a grand jury on Monday to testify · aboUt theshootingoffotiryoothsona subWay train, tEe panel ~ will~ "consider c harges on the basis of other evidence," a prosecutor says. Goetz's lawyers said in a statement Friday that the selr-employed electronics tester "reaffirms his request that the deadline tor his appearance. before the grand ju!Y · be defQrred to Friday, March 29th, 1985, at which time his counsel wlll be available." The attorneys have said they are tied with other cases and cannot fw~o~rry~,tha~t~I~w~ou~ld~be~tak~·en:c:a:re:o~f:::~=th=el:a:w:su:it:·"====:; ............ _ eon.,....,.. Stanley Steeme1 Will clean • smatl sectiOn 01 'fOOt dlr!· tnt' carpet II .,ou re 001 OOt•!Pietety sattStted, we·11 le..e with NO CHARGE to 1ts ongiM.t locaf1on . . • Spectal allention to d•H•cult spot; :J.,tl '"•gh · tratftc areas • Only the c l e~n•ng wand and hose ent ~ r your hOme . carpet cteantng methocl • Profess1ona' infancy, and by a brother and more than $3 billion worth of finan~ial sources in its computer. Data banks are updated to insure 'three sisters. cteanmg "" . .. J, '" _,< {&, Correction . IUYiney JeWelers 1 ° s· . ~'1;.,~~~:.!~:.~3~~-.t~~;;l~ ;,~~~~?. ~ Beskleshisparents,~.shertdan also :was in the Soidter's Section of '9reeniawnCemeteiy!nColumljus . . wasprecededin'd ealhbyasonanda . :Anna Mohler da~~~ •' MIDDLEPORT- Anna Mohler, :82, Rt.1, Middleport, died Saturday ;ln Holzer Medical Center. ; : Arrangements wiU be announced •I J!Y Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. . . I ~---------------------------~-Reg. s25.00 CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL $1 99 5 ••'••A, SAVINGS · S··ROOMS NO HIDDfN <HUGEl Of';".;~'"'"' S"'A 44 6-80 S9 GALLIPOLIS - A capital devel· opment building program and alternative methods of funding to an outdoor swimming pool complex will be discussed Wednesday when 0.0. Mcintyre Park District Board of Commissioners meets. I HAll $9 995 ST££ ••£a wo•a• reco...... . ~"."'~H;;-::-":!~L' .. ULE~- !!If S · ~"Off., . 1 "' Yha .~-......._IIIII co--- Good.:.,.. Gil 1: Park board to meet also been planted In Iron& of the archway which was conttlructed ,by Roger Hubbard ol Syrac~. Future plans for the cemetery Include additional chain Dnk fencing and repamg oflhe cemetery's roadway. · . . • . a . . . a ABRIC. A Wide Array of Spring Shades S "fable f or proms an d We_ddings will be held at .2 pcm . . Monday in Ewtng Funeral Home·, wlththeRev-.RobertM!Uerolficiat· Ul ing. Burial wUI be in Gravel Hill CemeteryatChe:shlt!:l!.E.t:lelldsmay_nli- -----z;~~ can at the funeral home from2-4 arid 6-9 p.m . Sunday. I The meeting is settor 7 p.m. at the Gallia County courthouse. The swimming facility is included tn the park district's master pian for Raccoon Creek County Park. The park commission meets regularly on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. • CSU president .~to improve academi~s POMEROY - Two cans were answered Friday by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services. At 11:55 a.m ., Pomeroy took Theora Hendrix , 168Mulberry Ave., to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Middleport at 2: 38 p.m., took Diamond Wood from Holzer Clinic to Holzer Medical Center. · · - -con t i·ali'es Anl!alftON CHURCHESII-PRE·EASTER SPECIAL!! Alii 3 PIECE ~~---liVING GUARANTEED DELIVERY FOR MEMORIAL DAY SIMPLICITY :oo rn ... NEW & USED _{LEANERS WE DO IT _ - AS WELL-FOR LESS MONEY. *"· ONLY -$799 9·5-- . --'------- _, __ ,_ ... ~ • I Af'PRCNED DEALER COI!ll an~ ---···~ .. - Staffed by Fa111lly Practitioners and Pediatricians for treat1111nt of urgent illnesHs and iniurltS., RENTAL OFFER-For a limited time, rtntthuanal aid (or 11 any hearing aid) for 6 wttk1 fill' onlv $50.00. TltY IEFO.RE YOU IUYI Stt u1 at Holzer Clini' Eadl Wednesday, 1:00 P.M. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MAIN CUll( ON IOUTE 35 NEll GALLIPOLIS Othar clinic specialists avail..lt for consultations. En· hr the Clinic at hospital Emargancy loom entrance. Pediatric patlents _sh•ulcl phone 446·5287 for a tl•• to be sHn UIGENT CARE CENTER HOURS iiUii T 1 P.M.-9 P.M. ,r;-.,.~..,. DILES HEARING AID CENTER ........ _,. . , , ,=--:-· ' ~ "'.fi> . --1. ,.of.~ ::'i' REGUlAR S1488.00 BROYHILL DINING ROOM SUITE ' $999-95 SAVE ON CASH AND CARRY FLOOR SAMPLES RUTLAND FURNITURE .lAS THE NEW MOnON FURNITURE ON THE FLOOR READY TO GO. •E-300 chl81ll •26" diogonal Dork-Ute 100 btoock mOiri• pictu"' tube •3 PIECE LIVING ROOM •MODULAIS •SECTIONAL SUITE •Dialtal tuning - 1 2 button •QT.Metic color ayatem •11 2 channel copobitlty 114"x6" oval 1peaker •New Traditloal styling •Grained Pecan finlah on wood products and non· wood materiala. CLC 268PE ONLY ATTH URGENT CARE CENTER --:---::'i\':~.~- $899 95 A.TINY HEARING AID FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. !f you are !ike most people with hearing loss you hear well m s~me ~ttuatlons and have difficulty in others. A new heannc atd has been developed that can cive y_ou the help y~u .need, ~he_n you need it. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing a1d IS so tmy It can be inserted in a matter of seconds. It f!ts comfortably within the ear canal and is barely visible. Help is finally here for those "part time" hear inc problems. HOLZER CLINIC LTD. ~- ONLY - -~- .,' . REG. 51499,95 .,.._ -·~-- - --- . . SUITE.~-- . WITH FOOTBOARD AND NIGHT STAND LIVING ROOM· SUITE 42,-Lii:=.'•.=.::.."::.":..:',.:::. .:'..:".:=_::_:=_=:..:::..::::..=:..:=:_:::_==~~~~~~~~==j] . ---·. SUITE 3 PIECE BROWN BUSH LINE ~ Minor 2-car mishap probed • BEDROOM :·-·- OVER 75 LIVING ROOM SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES PATTERNS ·A_ ltademlrk o! The S•• : GALLIPOLIS -A minor tw<H!ar . . PoUce .cited Sh)rley .J. Furst, : accident In the parking lot of Big & Rt. 1, Gallipolis, for OWl and left of ; Small Lots, 131 Pine St., was center, and Gregory A. Fife, 18, : investigated by city pollee Friday. Eureka Star Route, for Improper • Otflcerssaid a car driven by Chad turn. : R. Lyons, 18, Leon, ·w .va., was ; attempting to turn from the parking • Jot onto Pine Street at 4: 38 p.m., VeleraJ]s Memorial : reversed and struck a car driven by ·: Martha L. McComas, 41, Rt. 1, Admitted - John Hess Jr. , Pomeroy; Eric Stitt, Pomeroy. ! Vinton, stopped behind Lyons. • There was moderate damage to Discharged - Bertha Conde, : McComas' car and sUght to the Audrey Swett, Carl Circle, George ...... -!-t.yons-"11!1\k!le;- - · .. _ _ ... 4 PIECE ROOM APRIL MAYO MONUMENT CO. -=--~ <t .. 1 . SHOP AND. COMPARE OUR PRICES WE WILL .NOT BE UNDERSOLD HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE SPECIALS REGULAR SJ299 1 1 McCALl'S THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W, 2nd Pomeroy SINGER Serving Ph.Mligs992·2284 & Gaflia (aunties " .. VOGUE ;tmprovlslied Central State against year's budget, and a ·University. financial analysis projected a possl· : Starting next year, students will ble $5.2 m!Uion debt this year. ; be required to pass a language Thomas told university trustees •proficiency test before they . can Thursday that 43 percent of the ~aduate. The school also hopes to school's winter term students Uveon .start remedial programs for strug· campus and dorms are 76 percent :gling students and an honor college lull. •With advanced coorses for ad· He said he lias established an : vanced students. executive planning and review : Central State also wUI I'!'QUire team and has named a presidential · mn-commutlng sophomores to live task force to review the university's campus. It already requires curriculum and gqals. ~treshinen to liveon campus. . Thomas~ 'lleCame 'president : Thomas has set a target enrol· January, after Lionel N\"Wsom •Jment of 2,750 lull· time students, an stepped down after 12 years as :increase of more than 200, for the president. · ,} ', Emergency nins and school. Tbestate auditor's office iastyear of the youths shot by Goetz. Darrell Cabey. has sued Goetz ·in state court tn the Bronx, where Cabey lives. -'•l -~s-tifr'ewia·a--c·iear~a-,rc=e 6, 1915 ~c " ' _ . _ , . . . . . . _ , . . . . _ " • wt't lllllnl, . I -----------------------------, BUTTERICK ~New ~fro!m~~!!~a~n!d~~One < ~=:~~::=:~~:=~~~=:~~~l~-~-~~~g~~~~~O~-~q~-~f~!~-~!_~I~TH~T~HI~$~C~O~U~PO~N~-~~~~P~.~A~PI~I~L~·~·~19~1~5~.:_J:J fABRIC FABRIC .FABRIC F '. Wll..BERFORCE, Ohio (AP) President Arthur E. Thomas is IMPROVEMENTS - A new archway and chain · llilk fence have been in8talled at the Letart Falls Cemetery. Pictured felt to right are Letari ~ Trustees, Don R. HID, Harry C. HUl and Waller H. : Roush, who wete reSponsible lor' the Improvements; and Clarence Norris, CBI"etaker. New sltnibheey hall . LADIES' DIAMOND . · . : Funeral services wUI be hel!l at 2 William Sheridan p.m. Monday in Mount Zion BaPttst, ~ ~ -~·· "~ -.Si!.t;~l1le.~an.9 11~- igjp=at!Qn, ~-iHI"~ RINGS - ·pturch; with t~~e··-Rev: · Rlcfillr<f" ~ POMEROY William J. Sheri· added. ,liteele officiating. Burial will be in dan, 73, 425 Sprtng Ave., Pomeroy, Quoting a 1981 U .S. News ~nd ,Mount Zion Cemetery. Friends may 14 Kl. i Ct. TW died Friday in Holzer Medical ~anatWillisFunera!Homefrom6-9 Center. SIMMI.OO :p,m. today. Compere o1 $1,800.00 Mr. Sheridan was horn July 27, ;. The body will lie in state in the 1911, tn Sutton Tilwnship, Meigs M!urch an hour prior to the service. County, asonofthe.lateWalterand GALLIPOLIS - It was incor· Sara.h Gibbs Sherida n. He had. been Donald E. Knoll.!! rectly reported in Iast Monday ' s v. ct. rw .. ~ ~.~ . ·~- ... ~-" . --~·"'- ,. ~ e!Il!'lol!t'd.as a .machinlsLwithJhe ~-'I'Fibunethat WUI!amR.Bush,Rt.2, $299.00 '• Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Gautpolis, received a divorce from comporo atlliOO.oo :; GALLIPOLIS- Word has been Corp. at Ravenswood, W.Va. Faye Hammond Bush, Rt. 2, J:eceived by the Times-Sentinel of Surviving are his wife, Margaret Gautpolls. · Your Dimaond Headquarters (be death of Donald K. Knotts, 54, a Smith Sheridan; a son, WIUiam J. They received a dissolution of 1 tomoer Gall!a Colll!tv_ res . .lclent. <:h ,,. 1 , w , ...,, • · • ·: Mr. Knotts,agraduateotBtdwell- d~~g~·ht:~~~- --~~;··i ~a;.·Y6;I~:o. ~~~?ne~d~~~~.~:Y~~~~~~~ "-- Hi h Sch I died I C I 424 econ d'• GaII"1poI"II runer g oo • n urn· and Darla HawleybfPomeroy; ·and Bush was restored to her former ;WsonSunday, Mar~h 17. a sister, Mary Ann Van Cooney of nameofFayeHammond. .• ServiceswereconductedWednes· Middleport~.~Se~v~en~~;~;~J.~-....,..-----------li.------------1 '1'his thing has gone too far. lf then! isn't.a trial, I'm damned.". .: Meanwhile, a federal judge said Friday that he would r!!C(uire GoeJ7, toanswerquestionsnextweek abQut his claim of Florida tn an Goetz shot the four youths on a subway train Dec. 22 after they asked him for $5. The first grand jury to investigate the case indlcted the 31-year-oid gunman only on a RUTLAND FURNITU·RE'S ava•taot ~ . • cOmpehttve cOmmerc•at rates. until time of services. ·\II :b.:~~~!~th<>..r=PM-~ . ~~-n'!~~~;;f~~-~al. .rhe5a ". immunity testifiect this week hefore the grand "The grand jury has decided not to honor your request," Assistant , jury. Theydidnotappearbefore the -District Grego!Y .w a pies first panel. • Trained. profess•onal crews wtll analyze your • Our exctustve cteantng agents com hi'H.ld wttn ste.,_m prOduce the most power1ul, f: flt'C.:\ t'liC ~e ''They feel that all reasonable Keiner, also den.ied reports that his effortstoaccommodateyourclient cUentsaidhewantedthecaset.Q&OIIi havebeenmade. Theyareunwilling . trial. "That's absolutely not true," ti)'C\)nsliler any eii!ensm -~ ·-KeJnersakl:-'' fiF lit'v.,.. >ii'nl lffi)' "1 such thing."' '"'~· "They feel that any further delay However, the New York Da~ will be most uru'easonabie. lf Mr. News quoted Goetz in Saturday')! Goetz does not appear Monday, editionsassayinghewantedtogoto March 25, they will consider charges trial because "too many things have ~ carpet and uphol:-tery . • Your turf'tture •s ·Carefully moved ar1a returneo to . World Report article, Daniels said "thousands" of scholarships go unclaimed each year. There are thousands of scholar· ships that are altered by churches, professional organizations,: corporations and philanthropic organiza· · tions that do not stress academic or athletic superiority as criteria for The Sunday Tmaa Sentinei-Pige-A..fl Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleaaant, W.Va. ~~~~.1!!!-Sl?!\il!,d.I.U~jh. ~ MetlJJdist Parsonage. · Also surviving are two sons, LewisG.FlfeandDaleR.Fife,both Of Eureka; three daughters, Karen MUJerofGaU!poUs,SharonHolieyof PatriOt, and Jeri Simmons of ~; a twin sister, Mrs. Okey (Iris) Farley of Lesage; another 4tster, Ml'!l. Lewis (Bessie) Henry of (iallipolls Ferry, W.Va.; and 17 SJ'andchlldren and nine great, March 24, 1986 ·Peller found the beef, but lost her job Area deaths Ivan Fife March 24, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. $549 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 door, equipped with Hop, AM·FM-cassette, power seat, tilt, cast aluminum wheels. 992-2174 1979 FORD T-BIRD Town Landau, loaded with power e,!luipment, tilt, cruise, air. A clean car. . Call 992-2l74 SUPERSET ONLY S649°0 cASH&CUIY SAVE 2 5 IN. REMOTE SUPERSET ONLY .$J98cASH & CAllY 19 IN. REMOTE ONLY $448 ' RIDENOUR (614) 915-3307 ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS EQUIPPED FOR VCR, STEREO EQUIPMENT, 19 IN. 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IIIUIII tTWtlli, 'fitre WIA;, Jitfirnlt We1ilt1lnt._ · ' . �~----------~------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------·-~-P.age-A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. March 24. 1986 1986 Ohio-Point Plee11nt, W.Va. The Sunday nmes-Santinei-Page-A-1 • Local Briefs: All households with PUCO regulated utUltles must enroll In the ~PIP) Percentage of Income Payment Plan. __ Interes.te!I.JodlYJdi.ulls.may ; i " Outreach Office, Meigs County Courthouse, 992-54m; the .Gallla County Outreach Office, 2X!Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, 44&-0011, or the Central Office ln CheshJre, 367-7341 or 992-6629. and costs were suspended following hls no contest plea to drtvlng left of center. · LeRoy Gli:>ion Jr.,- of Rt. 2, Keystone Road, Vinton, was fined . $17 after guilty to dlsor- Incident . In other traffic cases, two Gallla County residents received sixmonth suspended jail terms and Were fined $12 for no driver's licenses. Ricky Thomas. 26, 93 Cedar St., Apt. 2, and James D. Stokes, 18, of Rt. 4, Galllpolls, were POMEROY- A 31-year-old Gallla County man has been ordered. also placed on 18 months probation to report regularly to Woodland Centers lor treatment In lieu of a . following their guilty pleas. Stokes' suspended six-month ]aU sentence handed down ln the Meigs County fine and costs on a charge of drtvlng left of center were suspended Juvenile Court after he was charged following an Incident ln ~...,.,_ ~, ~~<::;;:,__ ·"=-=· -···•=·~~-J-C' iollvwingiiBgui.ily-'-pl'€-a. ''T~-"'. ---·~~~=;.;; •. Meigs Juvenile Officer. Carl Hysell said the man parked near the Pamela Lambert, of Patrlot Star pool room ln Middleport and offered a 10-year old boy conilng from Route, fortelted $45 bond for falling the pool room m to work for him. to pay $00 In parking tickets . . Forfeiting $40 bond lor traffic The man told the boy he was pay them lf the youngster WO\lld go ... to Addison and unload hlsmotor vehlcle for hl'll. The boy refused and \1olatlons were Nelson R. Bostlc; ·57~ went Into the pool room. The bpy and lifVeral of hls frtends then . of Rt. 3. Gallipolis, Improper · passing; Carnett a llarrtson, 33,of23 exited from the pool room and ended up summoning the Middleport Pollee Department. Hysell was called to the scene. Neal Ave., assured clear distance; Upon questioning, Hysell said the man did admit to having ulterior Laur.ence M. Mayes. 67, of Point motives other In offering the work to the youngster. Hysell said that Pleasant, W.Va., failure to yield the FERTILIZER BLEND PLANT ..... ..... ' right of way when making a left turn; and Larry L. Wllllns, 38, of Concord, N.C., failure w drtve In marked lanes. Forfeltingbondforspeedlngwere ( SERVING MEIGS, GALLI A AND MASON COUNTIES ~~~'M ..,. when he with a vehicle drtven by William L. Kinnard, 45, heavy dan:lllge to and moderate to the The hospital had no Elkins' treatment Saturday morning. El- 64, Oak Hill, for assured clear distance In a four-vehicle accident on U.S. 35 Friday. _ Coif was rEportedly unable to stop ln time ill 2 p.m. and struck the rear of a car driven by Stephen J . Deaver, 45, Rt, 1, Coolvllle, forcing Deaver's vehicle Into the rear of a car drlven'by Patrlcla K. Bates, 30, 2189 Eastern Ave. )3ates' vehJcle then struck the rear of an auto GAif-':~LlS - G.:_Hia ucm:?~Y _ drblen.bv Jack L._ MJnk Jr. 19 Rt. ~ ·=s''E-7'Jli -~OE-pUri.:-;,''8,i'E- un•e.nq;«a tu•g"---~·. -·"'-'="'-··",..."-"~---""' ~ ~~ 1 , Gallipolis. · · the theft of tools from a.garage ne~r Deaver' Bates artd Mink were all Vinton sometime dunng the first stopped ln traffic for a left turn when two weeks of this month. the collision occurred. Oeaver's Russell !?laY!on Jr .. C?lumt:"_s, _ ,~.. , )P as moderately qama,ged, - "" owner of the garage said· ii w~5 s"""c \\i - ---· .- · . entered when a _:,lndow was and the others were slightly . . Oh ' damaged. sba ttered . The garage IS on IO 160 No citations were issu~ ln a F~~~n~~.i:e. EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY 614·992-21'81 i~vestigation atDepuPiper Hlll. lso h kin ties are a c ec g a complaint from Tony a Shaw, Rt . 1, Gallipolis, who Informed the department tbat her Reese Hollow Road residence was entered Friday and food was taken from the kitchen . MGM FARM ·ciTY·, Inc. FARM CITY f<c. Or.~EROY. 0 two-car accident on OhJo 160 near Porter Frtday. · Thepatrolsald Caroline R. Israel, 46 Rt 2 Vinton came over a hlllcr~t a'nd upon ~ vehJcle driven by F k L Lo 58 Rt. 2 Point ran · ng, • • . .. J.J"~"~"-···--· I . • ET ==.;·.a~lf:!EE·_ .:!if!ii!E= =&~'RO- ~ •-~ --.... ;:;:,.... = ::....== ...:-= == . . ~ .. ·~- - - !laif-- -- - .. iii~!~. -..... H = GALLIPOLIS- Due to scheduling conflicts, the March meeting of the Gallipolis City Board of Education has been set for Wednesday at 7: 1J p.m,. according to Superintendent Joseph D . Carter. . A Menage From PAUL FAt.SELY ACCUSED William B. KugAn The Faloe Ao111111pdon To remove baptism as being el!entllf to ~vation and playing an. important part in the washing away of Paul a sins, the following explanation is given to Acts ~:16: "Here the Bible ~Ua us what Pau! said . that Ananias said. Of course, we do not sup!!""" that Paul was elaim· ing to give exact quotation, and he probably did !lot· The Bible dO!• not arantee that ail the things that men say, which ,are repartee! m. the flible, were true. We know that the TOCord of. Paul~ q~~ion 11,1~! and that Paul actually reported that Ananw w~ •. :Af'G~ baptized. and wa~h aWOJI tAr,;,, .. ' But wha~ the Spm; actually happened, in inspired language, m •~~. ltV A!!<Inial went Ail W!llf, and entered into tile """""· r-··· .. /Iandi on him eaid, Brolller Soul, tile Lord, even Jee!J.I, tllat a~IJnld ulllo tAee ;,. tile wBJI 01 tAou <3""!ft, hath rent ""'' t~t tlwv ~~~~giltort · 8 thy light a1lll bo fi/Ud wotll tile Hol11 Glloot... Paul, opeaklng Jews who ~ere familiar with the eeremonlea oftbe law IUid all the objeCt ledons and typea of the p11180ver, the aacriflcea, t~ priesthood and the Temple service, would be ac<:UstoJedhto speech. in ;..)igioua matte~ A't so. Pau~,Ii:~ ~ b,.ptf::: languags which ~e quo~!!• m._ naruas:, til waoA aWOJI tAl/""'· Cal/i1lg on t... .....,... 0< • . :ena:.t::d f? d..d !,!",L -IN STOCK- READY FOR IMMEDIATE ;!';h. DELI~ERY new CguresU: b: L:,m. '" ..J Fnw!etncTheP.... A-•tfoe We are led - -. ONLY $·1 ··7 8 PER MONTH 4.3 liter V-6 with 4 BBL. carburetor, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, rear step bumper, radial tires, AM radio and more. 1 • Act;eitahle height hendllblq • Eav-oull 1-=oilll.rt " Stock No. 1044 Selling Price S8299.00 Trade Equit~ or Cash Down s1660.00. Annuai_Financed 6639. 48 Monthly Payments $178.00, 13% Annual Percenta'a Rata, Ftxed Rate Financing with Approved Credit. Taxes, Title Fees and Cre~1t Insurance Extra. mara: ,, • wheall •CorwenieldOOilb"* d••• RIDENOUR SUPPLY 915-JJOI . and that we have no guarantee that all thlnga men uy, Including Paul, were true: Now, in spite of tbeae two statement&, we are told ~hat Paul'• quotation is right, but that the real trut~ Ia w~at tbe Spirit of_ God tells us in Acto 9:17. To aave Paul from IDIIqUotmg Ananlu and not be guilty of misrepresenting\he truth u revealed by the Spirit, we, are then told that Paul was speaking the truth In a filrurative IIIIJIIIOr. This is indeed confusing and leads one in c!rtleo. If Palll wu liOt milquoting Ananias, why mention it? If Paul wu apeaking the truth, why say we have no guarantee that It ill truth? If Paul was lrivlu an accurate. truthful aeeount in ,Acts 22:16, why uy the "!"'al truih Ia what the Spirit of God tells uam Acts 9:17"? There Ia 110 di4Lnopooqo in what is recorded In Acts 9 811d Acts 22 wha~er. Luke, the author of Acts, was being led by the Holy Spirit In reeordlng all the laformatlon in tbe Paueristie. , an apostle, was .led by th~ same 8 pirlt : t here•-...... , h',. teaeh· lng and words spoken on behalf of hUt defenee are truth. BotII GCCOIIIIII were made possible by the Holy Spirit 8IICI bolA GCCOUIIII tell u.o that Paul was baptized. By reading and ootudying the two aecountt, the picture ol Paul's convenlon ll complete aad euy to uDdentand, and not confusing. It becomes eonfuolng when you remove the e ....tlala of salvation baptilm included, so as to juatlfy the doctrine of aalvatloa by ''ftltitl "which originated with Martia Luther, when be added to aCiverb "oftl11" in hla tranolation of Romana 8:26 ID01'8 than four MAIN St, POMEROY, OHIO a'•- e-n., Write... ....... Rood • P.O.Io•:lll GoiU,OIIo, ow, 45631 PHONE 992-6614 --.•. W.......,: ,., ' I • centuries a~.;. p,...lllble Corn'f Chapel Hill Church of Christ HOUIS: 9-7 MON.-FII. 9-4 SAT. • ·' to believe that Paul was DQt exaet In quoting Ananlu ani, See !lOUr Arlene end 111e new 5 ilp, SRT!IQ20 ,........ lllllr tadey1 CHESTER, OHIO s~anners . But Garden Trlctor Value At A Lawn Tractor Price. Tough. Dependable. Anordable. Built with the e)(tra power and _perfotm ance tor your year-round lawn and garden chores. • . • Cast-iron tront axle with Qreasable-spindles • Precision pinion and un1r1uen® hur~: ~~~~~-L~f\-,0,~ ' - ... "'"""' ~ sector steering.• Maximum traction turf'tire~ • Padded ®~tour m~d•Um · . · ~ -- n-~~~~-.:...~-, ~=--&WGt-w"iiiii-.~___...,-- 5229.00 - .. 35.00." . '-" ~ back seat • Tach·a~matic• (no toOls) hitch system • Sealed beam headlights • 1a~ steeri.ng wheel• Standard attachment lift • Vottmeter • Optional attachments tor mowing,.titling and snow remowat rll Borsa . BA UlMBER -~ $194°0 UPPER ROUTE 7 NEXT TO 8111 HONDA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO MAIN ST. •Prlcedoes Last year due to unbelievable circumstances fire dosings, etc~, Empire furnitur,e was still ~bit ,'O survive another year mak1ng •.' our 72 nd year doing buslnes.s 1n the tri-county and surrounding arecn. Because of these circumstanc.es we'ra going to . have. thl biggest Furniture Sale this area has ever seen. We have over S1,000,000 in br~nd name merchandise overflowing our 120 000 sq. ft. showroom and int~ our warehouses that are · stacked to the ceilings• Bo,ard reschedules meeting • Self-propelled • Lug 'type tlrea Uniden'" Bearcat'" scanner radios help your Neighbor- · hood Watch Group know what to watch out lor-and when to be on the alert. And right now, we're offering rebates of up to $35 on selected . -·-. AT COMPEtiTI~E PRICES $253,453.72. · Gallla County Local Schools were awa.rded $182,889.(17. Deducted was $17,:fi2 for employee retirement and $60,601 for teacher retirement. The net payment was $104,756.(17. The county board received a direct allotment of$26,ti81.61, making ·the total net payment $358,:.al9.79. · The new specieiii'IOdal, economY'i)l iced SRT5020 1'1111r-llne tiller from Arlena offers the 88l1oul gan:leuer all !hit, and • • ~P~h~IU~Ip~R!-=Do~b~b~ln~s.Jj19~.~o~f]R~t~.i1._j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Fou'1dation subsidies received GALLbous - Gailia County's two school dls~cts and county board of/Education received $501,895:40 in the March state school · foundation subsidy payments. ., · Gallipolis CUy Schools recet-:Ed a total .Qf ~.c~3~ fro_m J!~!~.h ··-·· ,. , . ·was takep"$'7;32tHor schooremployre retirement and $44,551 for state -teacher retirement. The distr ict was then left with a net payment of L. Rt. Gallipolis, was northbound, went off tlie right side of the road and struck mi. t<mbanl!rngrjt, C!IUSJng heavy •damage to the car. Jnjured wer.e !,he driver and two Damlen W. Brewer, 18, · Thefts under ·--- shouldtheman·falltoreportfortreatmenttoWoodlandCenters,the jail sentence wlll be Invoked. . . · . Hysell reminded residents tha,.t two film slide programs to allert parents and children to attempt~ at child molestation are available and any organization wishing use of the programs should contact Hysell through the Meigs County Probate and Juvenile Court. to control. Glen H. Elkins, 31, Rt. 3, Bidwell, was taken to HMC after a head-on collision on U.S. :fi at 1:20 a.m. Saturday. ' Road. All were taken to Holzer Medical Center by the Gallla EMS, where Rhodes was admitted for ·treatment of a broken _jaw. She wa,s ln good condition Satunlay morn- Juvenile court orders treatment _.., __ .... reported. 'fllrEe of !he lnjurtes occurred In a 0111'-ear accident on Bob McCormick ROadatl1:55p.m. Friday, the ' said. • • ' 915-3301 CHESTE" and taxes �,..a- Pege-A-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel . . .. . . ......''... ... .............. • rl· Man:h 24, 198& Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Man:h 24. 1985. • ' ' I • ' ma 'Ci) ... .,., "' z :JIIo~ I ... ,o -:z :o :mi z~ : • Jloz .:Z z!!ll Jlo"' "" •Z Girl •Scouting ,.. ;Vt ... ·- ;.;::.. • ... !iO • .l' iii ' . w. ....... ... :... • ~ • ' . oc 31:!; s 0 '" z ill! .. ... ... .... !"' ~ :z:: .... m!!! Iii! Jlo:::l :JIIo"D - ' ; '" '" "" ::I ~- 0>0 c '!" t"'\ . ,. z "' 00::1 ... .. ...,... '" ........ ~Iii -a= "" ~ ... -.o ~ ~ OD ..0 · . . . -oiily 'no\V--;"l>ufiilfne!UlUI'e:· Aii'.r ~~---~ii for their slngalongs. As a service project, the young women get to "clown around" visiting local schools and nursIng homes. They attend work, ·shops to learn about application of the makeup and use of props. ";: ~- ~~ "":::,.. 411 ·•·· ~- ... •• . -;:;Iii: .. •.. z ,.... ... . ::: ,. ;!:! •.. _.. o= ...._. ....... -,.. .•. . ::" ....... o "": 'J~ :_: : : : ~..~ .. .. ~ . ~.. . 0 '0 . . . . . ,.. ' , , , •w ' . • • t. ~ : ~ f 1 f i 1 t -· 1 I "" 0 I 0 I I . I 0 - · .....~~ Cll ' ... ,.. ¥!!:.o • _.Cia• ..... ... • = ... a f '41 o •' ' ' ' ' . - • ' ' ' ' ' • ' I~ t _ ,.. ¥'"":11: I'PIC: t. ······ ~ ~= .: ... . . --~~ .. ... ,..,.. ~··· i'")o 'ibinJdiig- bay;- when scoilts iMcliWe" anci remember the founding o! the poop. :,rroop 936 gave the scoots a "blrihc,lay cake, with Cbrls Vlddlsh popping out In celebration of the day. . .,.,.. ' ....... someday, they may have girls and want. to Involve them In the program; or even take on troops themselves. HAPPY BIRTHDAY-' AD Girl !lcouU! partldpate In Gallla County arE.'\,not only the mothers of scouts, but at one time were in troops themselves. Scouting offers leadership for young womerl In Gallla County, and Is ln the 60th year. The girls learn skills va luable to them, not A "" •• • • . but none exist In Gallla County. Girl Scoutlng Is a lot of fun, but also a good deal of work I~ Involved on the part of both the girls and their leaders. The number of badges girls can earn se<'mS limitless, and -~'' ·-~' 0:!! z Ci) ,..._ ewn. "" ..... :., ;; .,... ' ~~ ., and gold leadership awards. At glils held their first motherthe present time, there are no daughter cam pout at Raccoon badges for the Daisy Girl Scouts, Creek County Park. They also and a few for the Brownies. have a yearly camp day, In The active work really begins which the outdoor skills are In the Junior scouting stage; up emphaslied. The girls also have kinder--c-~-.4a~ th~g!l ~!giP.-"<oo_..., tli:mAg.'Ht..e~Sf:.ntor; .....~~~:-...-==~..csm~~!r.Mar.--..to-the--eamp- - - - scbooL PreviOusly, scouting Inalong In girl scouting, the more out, only lndoors. volved only school age children, difficult the ballge is to Girl Scouting Is expanding this now they reach to the kindersome taking up to nine months, year, Including the kindergarten like the interest badges. ages In the Daisy troops. They garten, aceordlng to Linda Cru~ an adult volunteer With However," all work and no fun are so named for the founder of t he local scouts. Isn't good for young people. United States Girl Scoutlng, Levels of scouting are Daisy · Yearly, thfi> area girls get Juliette Low, nicknamed Daisy. · From there, girls enter the Girl Scouts, kindergarten; together for a skating party, and Brownies, grades one to three; then there Is Girl Scout Day at Bmwnles and on up to Girl Juniors, grades four to six; King's Island. Not only Is the day Scouts, both junior and senior. For some, doesn 't Cadets, grades seven through Itself lots of fun , bu~ thetrlpthere ~-"-~,!~--!·~d'II'l!?=-I!.D'LS<•~,n;~~~ad~~.J!UcL-.. and- back. ca'1. have..}!-Uigtlll.!. ..end M!;.e..,.Jb£1'~ -,.,,.,"" Jlo"' · ~ ~ GALLIPOLIS- Girl Scouting has come a long way over the past 60 years In Gall!a County. Wh'lt was once three troops 60 years ago has grown Into 25, Involving over 200 girls, age I "" ' . ~~ ~yLEE-ANNwELcH . ~- some awa\'dSariiseveralyears -~·- Whatelse. tog!fl scou ts do 7 'l'lme8-Sentinel Stall In the earning, such as the silver ,Last year, the Ga llla.. County ~~ pal ;;I 0 c '" .-1 -no . ' A -t - I After 60 years, the program is still goir:tg strong Ci)::l! -ti!ll ,.,~ f;2 ' .0 ...................... THEY'VE COME A LONG WAY- Girl~~ 111 Galla Counly, beiWI80 yean ago, has -.a a lew change~. 'l1le pnJtll'lllll has expanded to lhe kindergarten level wMh DallY Girl l!roou Hem Is a photo taken a& 111e MoiiJeNiaulbler 1ea 1n Mareh um. ~" "'"''""' In front lrGm lett are Barbara Epling, Joan Schmidt, · Irene Clark, Agte JIQrd, Judy Fulks and Nancy Clark. In bad< are Jane Daniel, June Belley, Mary Mulalo, E11e11 Schopls, Marta Dean, Dana OaldweU and Jackie Kalght. Photos courte.r')l Gallia Countv Girl ScoutJ .;~ .~ ·~."' ---- ··='-'-' '~ ="--''''''~''''"""'''"=""""~- ~'~ . ...,..===-.,..,.. ~=...,.=-"'·· "'"'"""=- TOGETHER ACTIVITlES - Mothers and daughteno g..t IDK8her anlllllllly to camp, working IAlward a better knowled1e and unclenitandlnlol ea<:h other.llereDoon" andAmandaSpencerwork IAlgether pultlng up a tent . �, ~ . I ! Ohio-Point Pleasant, The Sunday Times-Sentinel w. Ve. March 24, 1986 March 24. 1986 Calendar TUESDAY PO~ROY SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS - Klte F lying Day wlll be Sunday, 2 p.m. at RaCCOOn · Creek County ' Park, ;;r:-~~ RODNEY - Rodney Church of God will have a spring enlargement program, with pack-a-pew Sunday, 10 a.m. • GALLIPOLIS Marvin : Booth, Columbus, will speak at : Prospect Baptist Church, Sun. day, 7:30p.m. ; HOBSON - Rev. Da le Pear- . •' son wUl speak . at Hobson Church . ' : LECfA- Rev. Ernest Baker : will speak at Walnut Ridge Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. ' Memorial : Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. MONDAY -PI'Omeet7: 30 p.m. Monday at the I :..,:h;-..,1 with Jotm Lisle speaking the chapter one reading l;prog,ram - Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror· ity, will meet Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at t)le bnmeofCharlenelioeOich, sponsor. The ritual of jewels tea will be held. Members are to meet behind the Pomeroy fir<"- · houseat7:15. · · CHESHJRE Cheshire Chapter OES will have pr.... Inspection visit by C!Jstrtct deputy grand matron. Tuesday, 7:30 · p,m ; ·POMEROY - Silent auction to be held when Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital meets at 1: 30 p.m . . Tuesday in hospllal conference room. GALLIPOLIS - GFWC Rlv· . ers!de Club wUI meet 'I'Illisday, . at the borne ol Jennie Elliot. Program topic Is !lie life ol Betty Ford, by Mrs. Irene Klng. RACINE - Southern J~nior High Athletic l38nquet will be held Tuesday beginning at 6: 30 p.m., at the high school. ' GAGE - The Pathfinders : Quartet . will sing at Salem : Baptist Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. · Publlc Invited. GALLIPOLIS -'- Open Gate Garden Oub wlll meet Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. at the borne ol Edna · Graham. Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. District 4-H'ers honored at dinner Gallia County 5:45p.m.; Eureka, ~: 30 p.m. Thursday- Cora, 3:15-3: OOp.m.; ~·...u.< Samuel H. .Ra~n Tr. Ct.; 3:40-4 p.m.; ·~-~·-~Ea!.1l_brp_~ acM2~~--- . . .P--:!:'.ot-..,. .!:.!5 t-;-,~ ~~.!!l:::-;.=~d'"'••, ces Its schedule lor the week or 5-5:20 p.m.; Gawa, 5:30-6 March 25 to 30. Centerpoint, 6: 1!>6: 00 p.m. ; Center" Monday - Rodney VUiage, vllle, 6:40-7:10p.m. 3:30-4:45 p.m.; Gallia Metro EstFriday - e&S Bank 11-11: 30 ales, 4:~5: 15 p.m.; Kerr, 5:30-5:55 a.m.; Deposit Collectlons'Meadowp.m.; ~ldweU, 6:10-6:30 p.m. ; brook, 11:45 a .m .-noon; Scenic Cochran s, 6:40-7p.m.; Valley VIew Hills, 12:<5-12:20 p.m.; Sun Valley Apts., 7:10-8 p.m. Nursery, 12:30-1 p.m.; Pinecrest, Tuesday - Bane's, ll: 5-12: IIi H: 15 p.m.; ChUdren's Home, p.m.; Dorothy Young, 12:10-12:20 2-2:30 p.m .; Children's Residential p.m.; C~ay Chapel Road (Opal Treatment Center, 2: 30-3 p.m. Franklin s), 12:30-12:50 p.m.; Har· Saturday - Georges Creek; rison Townhouse, 1:05-1:20 p.m.; 10:15-10:45 a.m.; Bulavtlle TraUer (Mary), 1:30-1:45 Ct., 11-11:30 a.m.; GALLIPOLIS The '""'"""¥" - ---- GALLIPOLIS - Four Gallia County 4-H members were among those honored at the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service South District's Rerognltlon Banquet held ;~t Canter's Cave 4-H Camp on March 21. . . The banquet . was to bnnor members · who were district winners In the 4-H national Awards -p:;;;:; ·. Swain's Store, 2:20-2:50 p.m.;· Lunch, 3:10-3:40 p.m.; Crown City, 3:45-4: 30 p.m.; Roma Myers, 4:35. 4:50 p.m.; Ohio Townhouse, 5:15· HARRISONVJLLE--)'be Harrisonville Senior Citizens Coub ' will have a potluck supper at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the town hall. January, February a nd 'March birthdays will be observed witli · the regular mQrithly meeting to , . fOllow .. All members are asked . tO anend and visitors are welcome. . Dexter has a .shoe for ~,.""" .· Witchcraft • next topic • • NEW ton, 1-1:25 p.m .; Vinton, 1:30-2: p.m.; Morgan Center, 2:20-3 p.m. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ·· Meigs County POMEROY - Book.moblle service in Meigs County Is brought by the Meigs County Publlc Library under contract with the Ohio Valley · , Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Mon- SUNDAY-12 .Noon 'til 6 P.M. DAILY-10 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. ~-~··'·:·="""•~'"'·~-~-MfineanaMazmce1''1Jornaf~'-··~·-· ···---.!.-!.J~<~~~:=~~-·······-·""· ---~--~1i!X'· :-·~~s_h~.~-c.:::..~~!!.!:~..!l!~••HL..,.... . . . .,. . ,........I'!"!!'_~==========:J.~---= HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -Witch- rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;i!.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii---~~~~~~~~~~~~ crafts as a reflection of human !homas anniversary celebrated RACINE - The Southern Local School District Board of . Education will l)leet at 7 p.m. . ..J:wt<:ruay in the high school cafeteria. • , BIDwELL - Maurice M. and :Marie Palmer Thomas, Rt. 1, ·Bidwell , celebrated their 68th wed:ding anniversary Friday. They were married March 22, 1917 at the ,Gallla- County Courthouse In ;GaU!polls. · The Morgan Township couple are ·the parents ol three c hildren, Mrs. Andrew. (Dorothy) Toler ol Rt. 1, ·Bidwell, and Mrs. Eugene (Cia: rlbel) Hertenstein ol Chillicothe, GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Rotary will meet Tuesday, 6 p.m. at Oscar's. ~~~!u~follar ,.spaghetti B-3" Bookmobile schedule. announced for area Past Matrons oi· Harrlsonvtlle Eastern Star wlll rrieet Tuesday evening, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Betty Bishop. RtJI'LAND - The Rutland Club will meet Monday 7:30p.m . at the home of Mrs. with· Mrs. Virgil I"A,tl<il~s as co-hostess. The Sunday Time•Sentinel Page To get the most out of your clothes budget, you need fashionable shoes that are at home wherever you go. · Dexter has .the answer, Shoes that are right for work and right for af!eLWork. !lea_utify), fa.shidnable leather sh~ m all of'today's popular styles and colors. · \ . i& -new c;hie-.pasta. By SUZANNE SPRING according to Joseph Lichtenberg, wheat paSta . cut from sheets of Associated Press Writer president of the Na tional Pasta dough as customers watch. A pound . : BOSTON (AP) - .The steaming Association in Arlington, Va. . of regular noodles sells for $1:99. A · •naohettl ond tQmo t lh t "The I boom th · b . · ~"-"· ,.,, ...~.•-"'"'?""" ~'ll.,;ii&ll.ce_ . a .. , "·, . rea • e 1g Jump In pound of tortelllni·- fUled, circular sales Is with the small, regional, tubes'ofpasta _is $5.99. . : !!E'nt television's "Anthony" racing ;· .llo!l)e In the . worklng,class Norih homemade pasta outlets, like the "Two years ago it looked like • End has becomeyuppienowthatthe food boutiques who sell ariichoke, wsta was on a downward trend," : ~ beautiful people" have discovered · chocolate or spinach pasta," Llch· BUdner said. "But the advent of • k as a quick gounnet treat that's not tenberg said. fresh pasta has turned things ·· ~fattening after aU. He said there Is no way to arouruJ.'' . : Today, well-heeled young urban precisely measure sales because Like others in the Industry , , t>rofesslonals walk those same small producers do not hel<ingtothe BUdner attributes the new popular· ~ ,-streets to a fashionable Italian 450-member association. Market lty of pasta to Its convenience and Its • restaurant where one specialty Is a nalysts say Americans wlll double emerging reputation as a health : !fesh fettuccine with light cream their yearly Intake otl0.8 pounds of food. : , sauce, capers and red caviar. The pasta hy 1990. While pasta has ~n shedding its. cost: $7.95 a plate. Encouragedbytbegrowth,manubelly-filler hnage, nutritionisfs have • : Blu....collar spaghetti has become facturers like Hershey Foods noted It's in the complex carbohy· oh-so.chlc pasta. maker of San Giorgio and Del drate lamUy, along with vegetables : "The beautiful people have disco- --Monico brands - and Prince are and fruits. Some marathon runners yereq pasta," said Joseph P. coming up with new products like now "load" onpastabeforeracesf\)r •• Pellegrino, president of Prince high-protein and low-caloFie pasta a slow-burning energy source. : ,Spaghetti, the Lowell, Mass., com- and new shapes, colors and sizes. : pany that used "Anthony" to sell its And two major fast-food restau.produc.t. . rant,chains are testing· , ThP \ Mount McKlnley National Park In Alaska includes 1,939,493 acres, second only to Yellowstone in area. j ([arl'5 ·- \I IIII' Slill'e - ~---·--· --- -- ~ ' MON. & FRI. TIL 8 P.M. TUES.. WED., THUR. & SAT. TIL S P.M. ··' 6lsfet - / -~· .-~- ~ I Easter is Sunday, Apri I 7. Call or r-------------1 < ' values, fears and prejudices will be Ill~ Jlieme fot t~ecOQd jn a ~ries and a son, Raymond, who was · ol programs on "The -Renaissan<:{. killed In a plane crash, August 1, Experience," presented by the 1943. Mike Gee of Gallipolis was Marshall University College of Liberal Arts and the .CollegeofFine also reared in the larnily home. . They have four grandchildren, Arts . "Re~alssance Witchcraft: An Maurice Andrew Toler, Mrs. Janet Browning and Ronald Raymond .Alternative Belief System" will be Toler, all of Rt. I, Bidwell; Jeanie explored hy Dr. Willia m G; Palmer, Hertenstein of Chillicothe, and MU assistant professor othistory, and Dr. Hymen H. Hart MU seven great-grandchildren. They are members of the Cam- professor ol English, at 7' p.'m. Tuesday, in Meeting Room 1 of the paign Freewill Baptist Church. Cabell County Public Library. ~Prt.,es '!\ . SPRING VALLEY PLAZA Super "Saving Days -----------...---------r _____ .,; ____ _____ is " dPsi~med as a prelude to the 12th ann~al meetln~ · of the Shakespeare and Renais· sance Association of West Virginia scheduled for April 12-13 at Marsha ll, according to Dr. Barbara Brown, MU professor of English and program' coordinator. Aniong the speakers for the Shakespeare and Ren_alssance As· sociation conference will be noted Tudor biographer Dr. Lacey Baldwin SrQith of Northwestern University and Renaissance scholar Dr. JQ!m T. Shawcross of the UniY.eJ:: slty or Kentucky. All of the programs In "The Renaissance Experience" series are open to the public. "The series ls designed to promote an awareness · of the effects of the Renaissance period on mank.lnd today," said Brown. Funding for the series and conierence has come from grants by the Humanities Foundation of the Endow- GALLIPOLIS, OHIO - •• «· - I .. · · BUY A BURRITO • , ·· I I I Buy the 2nd . . One For • 1 I ·· I I ,; 49 I I ( --· --------------NACHOS WITH " I 2s Not Valid With Any Othtr Co..... Or DiS<ount-bpiros April 6, I9,1S 1 · .. ---, auRRIT~~on.uxE ~ · !"~. . N~ CHQ~ ·...! . At Regular Price · I1 II ,..:_.,._~_ I' .. SAVE LIMIT50' 2 - Not Valid With Any Other 'Coupon S s Or Discount- hpiros April ,6,1985 I I I 1 I I ----------------~ POTATO · GRANDE BEEF SUPREME & LARGE DRINK a Ideal meal," Pellegrino said. "Now . :at cocktail parties you bear, 'Have ·; ;you tried thlsred noodleorthlsgreen ; -noodle or this or that marvelous , '' th'mg. • - "I used to be in the spaghetti : ouslness - now I'm in the pasta : buslnes$." . · '·: Americans bought 2 billion · pounds of major-brand pasta last :year. a 4 percent increase over 1983, -~ c-;-· change of image - that's exactly what's happening. And it's just the beginning." . At J . BUdner and Sons, an trendy supermarket In Boston's yuppie Back Bay neighborhood, pasta sales are Increasing dally, to 1,000 purchases in one recent week, said owner Jim BUdner. The store offers freSh spinach, tomato, artichoke, egg and whole A dime's worth jim and E!Jie Folmer ' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ----- iFolmers planning open house •' POMEROY - Jim and Elsie '·Folmer, Route 3, Pomeroy, will ~celebrate tnelr 25th wedding anni:versary Suilday with an open house ::to be held lrom 2 to 4 p.m at the :firehouse in Chester. : Mrs. Folmer Is the daughter of • Mrs. Blanche Edwards, Route 1. Cheshire, and the late ·Pearl · Edwards. He fs the son ol Mr. and :Mrs. George Folmer, Pomeroy. :J'hey were married on April I, 19ro ·"The Way America Sends Love" 106 Butternut Ave. PH. 992 -2039 ' Pomeroy, OH. or 992-5721 Wt Ac<tpl all /llajor Crodit Canis. & W1r1 .flowon Enrjwhtro. ===========E====~ SWI-~: fJ!~~;:J~~ & SPAS $100 Off ON ANY IN-GROUND POOL KIT or SPA 11 ":~~~i" Coupon plus $1 00 holds your Spa or Swim'ming Pool Kitat low discount prices till summer. HOLIDAY POOLS INC. GALLERY HAIR ARTS 118 £. MAIN ST. • POMEROY, OH; PH.992-3233 fries, tresn cole·staw~~ ' Southern-style hush puppies. -$3.59\ FRANK/Operator LINDA O'BRIEN - Operator CATHY LIPSCOMB - Managing Cosmetologist HOURS: Mon.·Sat. 9 to 5 . Thurs. 9 to 7 By Appt. or Walk -ins Welcome STUFFED CRAB SHRIMP DINNER .uoJ.~ STUFFED CRAB & FISH DINNER MONDAY A. Car.taln D'• ~. apllltl. •• ru•lll'au: . Pennies minted since 1982are97, 6 :!J!ercent zinc and cC(lppel", , RSVP ;,Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) : : : Is olferlng county grade schools a : ~ ·'Traveling Y£-Steryear," to share : . :;knowledge and skills of day gone hy • - with school children. : RSVP volunteers will demon:Strate and/ or display the following: ::Shoe CQbbler, butter making, yes; 'lerday's kitchen tools and dishes, : • tyld-tlme health remedies, quilting, , •!!>room-stick lace, candlewtck.lng, -music, wooden toys, chair caning, ; m,...room school, and Meigs County ::Wstory. ! The first presentation is sche;.duled for Tuesday, march 26, at the ;:Riverview Elementary School. ;:other schools participating this '"!lprlng are Letart, Portland and ~Syracuse Grade Schools. Further : Information on tbeTravellngYesl<"::'"ryear can be obtained hy calling the : RSVP olftce at 992·2161. • : ' only 2.4 pet 1 Not Valid With Any Othor Coupon Or DiS<aunt-Expiros April 6, 1985 ·-- s s Nat Valid With Any Othor Coupon Or Discount-bpiros April 6, 1915 --------- ----·-· Light tr avels two-a nd-a-ha lf thnes as fast in air as It does In a diamond. · Switzerland has not participated in armed conflict since the end of the Wars In 1815. ADY FOR PLANTING FRESH SHIPMENT OF TREES OF ALL KINDS DOGWOODS :~~available .' ~::from 1I / ::~Display Delicious crab meat and stuffing inside natural crab shells, natural-cut "' '""h 0 ~ at tbe Sliver Run Baptist Church by the Rev. Merlin Teets. Mr. and Mrs . Folmer have a daughter, Cheryl, who Wul be hosting the celebration. Coins were originally given a value, depending on their size and. the value of the metal In them. Silver dimes contained 10 cents' worth of sliver, and copper pennies held a penny' s worth of copper. cent CUSTOM AND MADE TO MEASURE. NEW SPRING FABRIC AND MANY NEW PAMRNS. CALL.NOW ·fOR IN HOME APPOINTMENT. APPLES 15 OR MOlE YARimES SHADE TREES PEACHES PEARS CRIMSON liNG · lED SUNSET SUGAIIIAPLES BAITLm AND OTHERS PLUMS CHERRIES SWEO GUM PIN OAKS FLOWERING CRABS OFFER GOOD THROUGH APRIL 15th. THE ANLINEN SHOPPE OFF PIICE omn 53 COURT STIEO FRUIT TREES WHITE, RED, PINK GAwPOUS, OHIO SEYDAL IINDS or NUT TREES VEGETABLE PLANTS - CABBAGE, BROCCOU, CAULIFLOWER, BRUSSEL SPROUTS ONION SOS - PANSIES 453 JACKSON I'IIE Garden Center and Flower ~ _ GAWPoUs..o..O JUST WEST OF HOLZER HOSPITAl ON--u.s. 3& • •• �r . r~ - . ' , t ~ • • .faga 8·4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel - Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Planant, W. Va. Gymboree Mother needs support that a chlld's IITegular sleep patterns (which means you and spouse have Irregular sleep young teenaaer from the nelghbor-~ hood tocornelnroran bourortwoat. tho! end of tbe day whlle you are lltll1 guUty about feeling that way. Is there something wro~ with me? I look around and see other mothers always so bappy with their babies. . -P.O.. P.ITI'SBURGH, P/1 . A study many years ago In a major university involved a va,rsity football team and a of 13-month-olds. Toddler . were . (Don't ellmlnate boys .this aiel either.) Many do not yet baby-sit by. themselves and thls gives them;: good experience. At this &fll! theY:: are- particularly responsible looking at those other mothers. You probably see them at times when · you're . out or visiting a.t the1r homes. Chances are they are ·making an extra effort in those situations - as you most likely do. Perhaps they look at you' and think active youngster through a oonnal day. I bet you can guess the results -Most o!tl)efootbal\ playersdldil't make It past noon. And think or it, you probably never even went through spring training! . All this Is to say ~bat you are need to pay what you would aregular a babysitter. Such allarrangement .can relieve a lot ~ your fatigue arid give your child; some special attention, too. FaulknerPatterson -· .·. All parents feel tired and worn be a step ahead of many mothers out sometimes. Although you didn't . recognizing II. mention how old your baby Is, any Perhaps your spouse can plan a child under three can wear a parent special 1!-Ctlvlty with your chUd out So much of your day Is speqt outside the home on a regular basts attendlng to the f!!IOnnous -physical so you can have ttn'le to yourself. needs ofyour child. And as a child Look to grandparents, too; they becomes more active, serious may just be waiting to be asked. safety concerns are -added. Add to · You might also consider asking a . "_j·.· '· . "~; ' Qeco.ys tricks _ kooi." .. TORE HOURS: MON.-THURS . 9 am tii1P pm FRI.-SAT. POMEROY - ' The open-church weddtngofEUora Rae Faulkner and Raymolid Lee Patterson wlll be held at the Pomeroy Church of Christ on Saturday,- Aprtl 6, at 6:~ p.m. A half-hour program of nuptial music wUI precede the weddlilg. The bride-i!lect Is the daughter of Margaret Eskew, Pomeroy, and the· late Eugene Eskew, and Charles . . Faulkner.Wichita, Kansas. Patterson is the son of Pa~l and Rose Patterson, Rutland. ~;1~~;~~-a~m~o~the=r~~~~~~~~~~~~are~~~~~f~~,~·~m~u~: ago Indians made the !lrst decoys to trick wild~ birds down to within arrow shot. They were made Of bulrusheS.' woven and • twisted Into dark ' shapes, and later got thetr nanie ~ from the Dutch. In the Old World the Dutch tamed Hve birds to trap wUd ones lil a cage caUed "ende .~ . The Ohio-Point Plaasam. W. ... By Karen Ande..DEAR KAREN -Ireallydolove . my baby, but there are Urnes when a~tbffi~ March 24. 1986 ., . . 9 am til 10 GO TO Clf 1 JRCff · Stowers - Sheets Price• good thru Mar. 30; 1988 [V[RV !,lJNDAY We Resarve The Right to Limit Quaniitiel . BONELESS BONE-IN fKOUND CHUCK ROAST The Rev. Paul Voss, brother-Inlaw of Miss Faulkner, assisted by Nell Proudfoot, will officiate at the --- - Ellcu:a.nae.Eaulkner- --·ceremony. A receptlon-wlll''oeheld - ~ Rali"W''i~f'~ - ..- tlmmedlately followtngthewedding. Gtlorp Ronald Sheets, Kelly Dawn Stowers 12 OZ. ~KG • . . SUPERIOR *l :-&9 ii:LiD-,;;nATFRH·--""~31:..;t- ....... LB. Scotland Miss Faulkn~r Is a graduate of Meigs High School and Ga!Hpolls Scotland occupies the northern 37 Business College. She is employed percent of the Island o( Great at Bank One 1n Pomeroy. Britain, plus the outlying Hebrides, Patterson graduated from Meigs, ·Orkney and Shetla!ld Island chains. attended Buckeye Hills Career Three-quarters of the population of Center, and is employed with the more than flve million reside on Leading Creek Corporation __,a:;,ot__ onn111:e-tes:nr1tahl1'11o:r9fl'llt!l'lheranlau;n dfllla!rrmea , ntmherl-t11 1 11 1 15 Middleport , . - -- STEAK . HAM ~--------------------~ SUPERIOR. BONELESS BIDwELL- Edward Stowe..$ of Bidwell and Mrs. Shirley Stowers of Culloden, W.Va. announce the engagement and forthcoming mar. riage ·of their daughter, _ Kelly Dawn, to George Ronald Sheets, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sheets of 1 CLOSED SUNDAY ,__..;. ·OU•lOWN'SJINISl SUPII MAittQ - - LB. BY THE CHUNK CHUNK BOLOGNA RUMP $2 - "' 79~ ll: LOIN END · NEW YORK tAP) - For a New :York City policewoman to break the ·Jaw. she neect only do one of two things: accept a promotion or wear · a blklili outside. But that should change next week · when ihe Council's Committee on "-Governmental Operations meets to consider amending the city code, which has 3,150 pages, weighs 3'1 pounds_and hasnl b!'eo updated !!I -49years. Monday lil City Halt, !lila! action Is · century, ahd the last large-scale "several months" away, said Peter revision was in 1936, he said. Vallone, committee chatrThe code generally deals with man. "The Admlnlstra live Code non-criminal offe11ses that still was a hodgepodge of things -many carryflnesorothersanctlons. ThoSe archaic. inane and long appllcab~. offen~r;;mge_!rom sucb.cr!mrnon: LaWYers deallngwith the city, not to place occurrences as Ulegalparklng inentlon citizens, couldn't figure out to the rare offense of boiling, wjlat the law was." burning, or grlndlilg the bones of The first written code governing horses and coWS, or skinning those !!.fe in the.c!ty dates back to_ the17lh .._ a.."l!.!·nats. ~-· ,,.. __, -pollcewoinentsagainstthelaw,as The current code sayg promoting r;:=========:::::=======::;---~ is II a woman baring her navel In public. ' ' Although the . group will meet ., RADIANT!--·----- Riding · .t------------------.....--t PRE-SLICED -_J\_MEMORY. that lasts forever Beef soup Abeautiful Barre Guild Monument, cmed .dinnerjet_ ---~ lrom Select Barre Granite, is backed by the -! - •ilron!~>l 1uaraowe'" the indu>trr- It" the ideal tnbu.te. A perfect way to ~reswe lor all BARRE time a tamily name and GUILD the memory ot those yOu love. V1sil our display. Monum~:nn at Farm Light and powerful. 15' cord, 3.3 amp motor, and 8-ptece attachment set: crush rests· tanthose, upbolstery noute, . · dusting·brush, crevice tool, . 6" r)oute adaptor and shoulder strap. ~useum For Sunshine Girls! p_~rtners s · 1._39 1-----------------1 Black or Grey Pump •Huge top filling disposable dust bag. •12" brush roll beater bar - never needs lu· brication. EUREKA VACRONIC POWER TEAM POWERFUL 3.0 PEAK HP MOTOR Exclusive Vibra Groomer II Beater Bar MON. & FRI. TIL I P.M. TUES., WED., THUR. & SAT. TIL 5 P.M. • -FREE POfTER OFFERI ; ~----~ I HAIR DESIGN . . ' '"' 1775 17.0 Cu. Ft. Frost•clur Electric Range BALL FURNITURE CO. 220 Ave. Third $55995 \ $43995 A ...,...., WITH TAADE Exclusr.,. Glblon 10. Year Llmlllll -..fll , . . , . r11011 'WmiM •• abor n tMiiAM . FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-S _ ···-··-...........,..._,._,._,_rnrl,.. ..... • """""' ..._ N.... l!.,. ..... SI!!GLI !!101 ,..,..r" "\ . ' "*'O M! .\!', · lt ~, BAG -· 2/89 ( ADC REG. DRIP & mc.PnK • . TO _ -!j-/89 CARNATION 12 EVAPORATED MILK $819 30 LB. FOLGER'S COFFEE -·~ 3 LB. CAN oz. CAN 89 RC 100, DIET . R.C. COLA . 2f$109 a...:.l& _oz. Bns. CRISCO Model FH21M2 · or $14.9 Plus NOW WAS '378.96 WAS $499.95 $41995 Cllutl·----·---....... - . LA-Z·IOY, MAYTAG, IROYHIU RUTLAND ·FURNITURE CO. urb•D HOME OF WALDO, WHilE WE All lmD THAI WIIIAVI TO II . ~~ ,., I . ....... All I'll A~ltnliiS Of All UIIAII _ , ---·~ 111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Industries of Ohio, Inc. RUTLAND .. ·DOG CHOW 3 LB. CAN Holds 280 lbs. 742-2211 ...h . ... • .. I ·..-...·· . "·· ~ . . . . Chest Freezer MAYTAG, BROYHILL, LA-Z·IOY .......... lo .... . • • , GIJson·. S32995 ........... ._._ ......._ .... --.-. lr!DI!ILI M@rll NOW '"""""" •oc" ~~~•• ~oo• Uo· llol_.........,,.,.,~l!""'' $629' 5 just the right slt.e at just the right price WED. · 9-9 · --·:--·~ THAt IIOIIIY CAll IUY "ACE Of MillO. WAS '799.96 5 OZ. CAMPBELL'S NIH'S PlOOf •s- tnewrtnen wa"1nty 101 ~*Ia. Songs ..._·CBIISdg,_, '.· TUES. 9-9' IDDf IS THI _ UN Of YQIII MOIU 11111111 •Adjuttlble Glld•OuiShelwe• •See-Thru Styling •Opttonlllce Mektt oz. PURINA VIENNA SAUSAGE DO YOI IAVIIOOP LUIS, STIIIII ~OS. IOOf . . . . . IICISSIVI COIIDIMSAT10N IM n. PIOILias Wftll 1011 PlOOIS Ul WAUSIIOU UN IIID 111SI IWMIEI YOUI Sonya has been with our salon for almost a year. She has attended several hair shows and cutting classes. Sonya shows great enthusiasm and creativity. You can definitely tell she enjoys her work. We are proud to have her on our staff. Sonya's schedule Is: N: · ta. BTL. ~~E,£$EGE GA~ $1 79 ARMOUR MOBILE HOME OWNERS 19.0 Cu. Ft. Frost-Clear Ssluts1 22 .VIMCO · $119 SPAGHETTI :o':· WAS '899.96 WAS-'699.95 MOZZARELLA CHEESE Gallipolis Refrl1entor Infinite Heat Controls Removable Oven Door COLE SLAW Y~LL . '" FRESH · oz. PIG. 12 2% MILK .... 89~ 79 ( VALLEY BELL . 600 3RD AYE. 446-9510 ACROSS THE STREET F~ I FMEE '"" R 20" UtniMcl litltiOn 10\lt.eoiorPQtl..- of fmqn Ktl,_, Jr..t~ worMl ' t mo.t t•mou• clowfl.oCOII'II on ~ to our ,,_ 6YI'InQ 1111 GIMon "CifC\il ol Srlil"'gg" S.ltl Ho PIIIC:~ n«:MNI'Y. Oul"lltiM l'*llmfiM. •8 pc, cleaning attachment set •Convenient tool caddy , KRAFT ,2!NSoz. ll. BATHROOM TtSSUE PKG. PORK 'N BEANS 11. NORTHERN 120Z.$299 BUSH'S DELUXE FRESH POTATO SALAD TYSON CHICKEN BREAST FILLETS SALAD ·$"109 -., FRESH $2.49 cleans from lo~ naps to de~P shllgs. ll. MACARONI SALAD ' ROUND STEAK 4-Way' DIM-A-NIIp' 1470 While a female lobster may lay up lo 124.1XXl eggs a year, at least 99 pereent of the ta.-vaeswlftly become food for fish and other lobsters. FRESH TAHITIAN TOP EUREKA UPRIGHT HEADLIGHT . for life $229 DUTCH LOAF --l ·:<rn,T . ' · SUPERIOR LB. -WiiTSll-Hand Yac ll. LONGHORN CHEESE ll. BACON 11-1-a-- -1---h--'1- - '>-"rei-! - $l29. P.ORK CHOPS .......... , 141tllt· . . . . _ . , . _ _ _ _ _ _ 11).-.-t-f'GIDr.OPIIICMft . . . . 161 . . . . . "twslt -·~ IDAHO YELLOW CRISP POTATOE-S ONIONS 'CARROTS lOLl~ $189 ~~~- 69< 3 ,.os. Sl CELERY 49< �ttrc:r:·- t .. Sun~y Tlmes-Sen1inel Senior centers announce aCtivities Oh, Susanna, w_hat a trip . . Gallia G:mnty . · By BOB HOEFUCR "c" -c;="'"" ., . menu for the week ls: - Fish, oven browned · Center on Thursday, march.28,atl0' a.m. to take applications lor the new seniOr citizens at The or to and cottage cheese, ·cornbread, cookie. Wednesday - Pork steak, seal· loped potatoes, lima beans, ~! A 'l'lnle&&!ntlnel sutt - =wnO"fi1UsiFDi'1<.'iiii'\1~y''iitoonru"'i'li'= How are you are cruising Hawn us;. will be .celebrating his 60th the river? or' . b~hday on Saturday, March :11. ' You might want to send along best perhaps, It's up wishes- or better stU! stop by for a the river. cup of collee wtth Clair. You mt#ht be ' Blngo,11a.m.; Ceramlcs,10·a.m,-2 Exercise <;lass, 3: 30 ter for thls week are as follows: Monday, March 25 ..:. Chorus Practice, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, March 26 - S.T.O.P. . Class,10:30a.m.; Phystca!Fltness, ..-~~~" ""=''~~ Bell ~d~~~~ -~--· project lor young ~ple on The Senior Nutrition PrOgram potatoes, Harvard beets. butters. Wednesday, March Zl - Card Meigs . Count)' folklore will be Easter dinner will be Thursday, cotch pudding. Games, 1·3 p.m.; Bible Study at culminated Monday night at the 4, at noon·.. Please· caU ·the Friday- Macaroni and ·cheese, April Vinton Site, l p.ffi'.. Middleport Public Library when Thursday, March 28 - Bible Cenier at 992·2161 to make a meal broccoli, stewed tomatoes, ,cherrY work done wUl be presented by the Study, 11 a.m.-noon; Blood Pres- reservation If you plan to attend by cheesecake. young people. from across the Choice ol milk, coffee, or tea · Friday, March 29. Site. sure C~k at eounty who have participated. J:he ~nio/ ~trit_!9n.Yrogram_ avaUable with meals . The Ohio· '"nie Is · r. 1 • invited to attend Monday night's Menus lor are: program which starts at 7:30p.m. Monday- Cheeseburger on bun, --pork and beans. salad. pears. The McDaniel family of Nliddle· . L' Tuesday - Chlll with meat and port feels that prayers have been beans, cottage cheese, crackers, answered. peach Cobbler. Surgery and recovery lor PaulL. · . . Wednesday - Salmon IQaf, butMcDaniel IU of RS.clne,. grandson · • · tered rice, spinach, woole wheat REG. S115.0Q of Mrs: M . argaret McDaniel, 488S. h() .' bread, chocolate pu.ddlng . Fourth. Ave., Middleport, Js _oyer.__ : __ ___ . J;:" ':::' · Thursday ....., Fried chicken, OUR PRICE ---·~ ~ ...,,...._.,.. ' and Paul has ~n. d.lscharged · ·: · · __,.. --·· · · ··· mashed-potatoes;-carrots;-btscults, -~~!!L~~!L!>C)J:lle,.,!O':Ueoc~~'. re~~lng to Cbll~'s Hospital In .. RACINE __ Rev. Steven T. brownies. St., Pomeroy, on Wedne_sday. · ""'U>1umbi.l'S"ar1in out!>:!lt~nt. "He ··-·oeaveroT"tooiVifle;""·ts~ The"'n'tll.'(l"... ~ frl.cl.itY .--~ .ru~~.=.§!.~·~·.Jl!:i!~l -!·.. ·"·="".T~I~"~-==There Will be a family dinner but undergoes therapy twice a day and pastor at Racine First Baptist noodles, . whole nothing too exciting since Paul has receives medication. Church. with fruit. . The family' Is most grateful for Deaver comes to Racine from Choice ol beverage served wi\h been tn falling health for a number ..:. .•• .!/J.V~!!f§ ~~~~-t2 l!!:l~JX.:Id.~! · ·- ,... ~ . ~~ P!aye~ , cone<>m, gifts and • ?orterfleld. Baptist Church where each meal. rou may have forgotten, but let cards for Paul who Is looking tie worked as-a-tiil:hi paslor and """"'"' "=Meigs~( -~me remind you - Mr. and Mrs. forward to getting back Into the youth leader. Burn5 have 14 chUdren - now Headslart Program in Racine. PO . u"ROY He completed his theologywork in ...., - The Melgs CountY that's a heap. They are · Cherie, Cards can be .sent to Paul at Box · Lookout, J<y., where he served as Senlor 0"-· u=ns Cent er, Mu!berry COME IN AND Buck, . C~rla, Richard, Larry, 334, ;Elm St" .Racine. pastor of the Marrowbone Baptist Heights, Pomeroy, has the follow· SEE THE Jerry, Sandra,'Eddie, P~ula, Mike; --Clturch. He gr·aduated In 1984 wlth a lng activl.Ues scheduled . for the Jan, DQog, Beth and lasi but not · Employes of the Pomeroy Health week of March 25-29: · NEW COLORS care Cen terareencouragtngyouto · B.S, In theology from Clear Creek least, Susan, Ba tlst&hoollnPlnevllle K . · r.tonday- Nutrition Education . AVAILABLE ... - ·-··--- ~~. , clean.ull.,f'!e...~.'l!~t, .the~.~tlc, or ""co: : ~ _ Bingo, 11 a.m. ; Square , Dance, ... - f()ny;Taylor:' formerl/(,{ Pbme.' wnatever anij gtve your overnow I'? oeav"r a1su n01as B :;,. a<'gl·....,;; in '"1'2: :;o-p-:-m :- '- -~~- .=,...,.. " roy and more recently a resident of them. The group will stage an Chemistry and mathematics from Tuesday - Nutrition Education, II oyd'/Fiunders f.!utland, was seriously injured at auction for the arthritis foundation Austin Peay State Unlverslt)' In Bingo, 11 a.m.; Chorus, 1-2 p.m.: his employm~nt at Klllser Alur:~i- beginning at 2 p.m. on April 9 and · Clarksville, Tenn. Exercise Class, 3:30p.m. Low Back Spring Base Chair, Reg. '97 ...... '66 num, ful_v.enswood,'recen(Iy, a.nqls needs to gather up_a variety of sale_ • .Befofl' b!'comlng a pastor, Wednesday - Nutrition EducaHigh Back Spring Base Cl)air Reg. 1 1_15 ~.., ·~5 confined to Charleston General Items. • Deaver worked for-several years In tlon'Blngo, 11 a.m~ Bingo, Hp.in.; s .. ~ a · ~ase-· Lounger. Reg. -,;J--.-5 ~. .. . '136 Ra 1n A tl J c pnng ;t·• - ;.... ........... • wv Hosp ita I. inCharleston, . a. c e. uc . oneer ames ama- ni'anagement and superv!SQry post- Bowling at Pomeroy Lanes, 1:30 R k R 87 .. 6 ---han Is donating his servl!:f!s for the lions for both Borg-Warner Cheml· p.m.; Paint Oass, 1:15 p.m... oc . er, eg. ' "" ""' """"" .... "" ·" ·" "" · . You Syracuse ball players,. had auction. Whatever you can come up cals and DuPont. Instruction by Lots Pauley, cost is 2 Seat Glider,. Reg. $228 •...... •............... : '146 . better get with 11. Final registration with to contribute, call Mary before $5. · . Table, ~eg. '67 .............. ; ................. . .Susannah,'' an· excursion boat whlch wlll be put . Into operations on Aprl11, working .out of .]ronton 'lhd Portsmouth In .Ohio; Huntington, W.Va., and . Ashiand, Ky. The boar w ch l!cC!>mmoda! 170 passengers will be offering one hOur cruises, two hour cruises, luncheon, brunch, captain's dinner cruises. late night music cruises ai1d more. According to the schedule, the excursion boat Is to be operated all year with "Santa Claus" trips to be held tn Decetnber. Sounds fascinating, huh? ---~ Paul·•and Maxine-Bums will be· observing their 50th wedding annl· New ·pasror ·. AT LAST YEAR'S . ·sUPER .otrnry · ,! ., . _. . .. . .. 4 p.rrr. each day at 992.6600- yw... , can drop by your items-or they will · be .p!cked ·up. · --I noticed a yaz:d sale Sign this week- so sprlrigls here-even the" · calendarsaysso-dokeepsmillng: · •· ·· Deaver"_;who~'currel!lly~llvf!\'An r~~~~;;~~~~~~~·t~-t!~i~1~~;~~~~~~ Coolv.Ule with his .. wife Ellen and . their flvechtldren, will be moving to Racine later this SPI;l!lg. · · . He Is presently keeping hours at the church and can be reached by phone at 949-2867. . Blowing-bubbles· · : Bubble .. gum was · Invented by Frank Fleer In 19'28. It was first called "Bllbber-Bh,tbber." Bubble gum Is made of a chewy gum base·, with stretch plasilc and natural latexes, plus sweeteners a nd flavorings. · · FULL FIGURE FASHIONS UNIFORMS STITCHI~ BARN · . f<l.) I, lt<l CS §NY[) (II"\ I< 9SS Second Ave.- ITATI IIHET • Gallipolis, Ohio GAWPOUS 446-8303 · of Bllly ri. and Faye Ra@lph of RUral Route 1, C~pealle, has been assigned - to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, atte.- completlng Air Force basic training. Durlngtbesixweeksa!l.ackland Air Force Base, Texas, the airman studied the Air F'otee mission, organization and customs and ecelved special tralnlng In human relations. In addition, airmen whO complete basic tralnlng earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. The airman will now !'eCI!ive specialized Instruction tn the alr· craft maintenance field. He Is a 1983 Marine Pvt. Harry M. Harden, son of Shirley J. ahd Harry N. Harden Sr. of 100 High st., Point Pleasant, W.Va., recently completed the Journeyman Engineer Equipment Mechanic Coul'lle. During !he five-month course at the Marine Corps Engtner School, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Harden received Instruction on maintenance management, !amtllai1ztng with the operaton of engineer equip111ent, and extensive training In troubleshooting and repalr!ng gaso· line and diesel engines. A graduate of Point Pleasant High School, he joined the Marine Corps In June ~980to:xl':Z!"""GI.JU3~~~W~&£'1!l:!m~D:i~~: Randolph The motto of the state of Maine is "Diiigo, It I ditect! Alnnan Brian D. Randolph, son LOTS OF CHOCOLATE, CANDY MAKING SUPP-LIES AND BU!K ,EAST!ILCANDY AVAILABLE . OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS 514 EAST MAIN 992-6910 The -Alcove ~-· ~-~ 42 Court St. lAfayette Mall Gai/ipolis, Ohio POMEROY Open Each Evening till 8:00 Monday thru Saturday OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:00-5:30 WE ACCEn FOOD STAMPS -. 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Bell and stepson of Enna during his enllslment and studied Bell bf Rural ROute 3, Point . the personal and professional stand· Pleasant, W.Va., has been assigned ards traditionally exhibited by to Chanute Air Force Base, ru., Marines. after completing Air Force )laslc l;le participated tri an active training. physlcal:condltlonlng program and · Dllrlng the six weeks at Lackland gained proficiency In a varlet)' of !\lr Force Base, Texas, the airman mU!tary skUls, Including first aid, stu.dled the Air Force . mtsston rtfle marksmanship and close organization and customs and order drill. Te~mwork and -self· n!(!elved special training In human discipline were emphas·tzed relations. throughout the training cycle.' · ln addltlo~. airmen who complete A 1984graduate of Hannan Trace basic tralnlng earn credits toward High School, be joined the Marine an . associate degree through the Corps In November 1983. Communlty College o! the Air . ·Fore@. _ The airman WUl now receive Splciallzed Instruction In the· aircraft maintenance field. · He Is a 1983 graduate of Liberty Pvt. Paul D. Flnnlcum, son or Ila!>1lst College, Lynchburg, Va. Jack D. and Margaret C. Flnnlcum of Rural Route 1, Gallipolis, has Boliea.Itter . completed the field artlllery fire support course under the one ; Aliman ROnald E . Bomicutter station unit training (OSUT) pro,Jr., son of ROnald E. and Linda s. gram at Fort Slll, Okla. Bonecutter of Gallipolis F~rry. During the course, students were · W.Va., has been assigned to taughi to perform as ' forward .. observers and to establiSh field after completing Air Force baste communications for a battery or lralnlng. · battalion. During the slx weeks at Lackland OSUT Is a program that comAir Force Base, Texas, the airman btnes basic training with advanced studied the Air Force mission, Individual trainlng . organization and customs and He Is a 1977 graduate of Gallla received special training tn human Academy High School, Gallipolis. relations. ' In addition, airmen wbocomplete Fry . basic training earn credits .toward an associa~e degree through the Airman Brenda D. Fry, daughter Communlty College of the Air of Samuel and Martha L. Fry of 8 Force. Cole St., Pomeroy, has graduated The Alrinan wlll now receive from the U.S. Air Force administraspecialized lnstryctlon In the dental tive specialist course at Keesler Air field. He received an associate Force Base, Miss. degree In 1984 from Gallipolis Graduates of the six-week course J;luslness College, Gallipolis, Ohio. learned how to prepare Air Force . , .., -'correspoitdei)Ce' and . reportS, -aiid earned credits toward an associate degree in applied science through : Marine Pvt. Robert B. Brumthe CommunitY College of the Air lleld, -son ol Robert G. and Hazel L. Force. a _rumfleld ol Route 1, (Jal!la st.' Fry is scheduled to serve with the Crown City, has completed recruit Air Force Office of Special Invest!· fralnlng at Marine Corps Recruit gallons at Andrews Air Force Base, Depot, Parris Island, S.C. Md. She Is a 1982 graduate of Meigs : During the 11-week tralnlng High School, Pomeroy. cvcle, Brumfield was taught the Finnirum Early Bird Sale assumes . ·Racl·n··e st Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1986 _____...:..,__In the service----- March 24. 19815 Pomerov-Middleport-Gellipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Beat of the bend I ". March Page B-6-.The I head. 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(API Sophomore Reggie Williams hit four clutch-free throws as topranked Georgetown, with All· American Pat Ewlng on the bench much of the second half, hung on for a 60-54 victory over No. 6 Georgia Tech on Saturday and earned Its third trip to the NCAA Final Four in four years. · The Hoyas' 16th straight victory gave them the East Regional championship and kept them on track to become the first team to repeat as national champions sil\ce UCLA In 1972 and 1973. They wllJ . meet the winner of SundaYs West ~ ";;:-!··~- .Ji!J~g!JI}.YIJLr.h8!1J!li'!!JJ!l';!!Jp between St . · and North Carolina State next Saturday In Lexington, Ky . . MONDAY and PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MARCH 30, 1985 TUESDAY .,..,.._-:.~ ;; .; 'F'!' """"'""""' MAR. 24-25-26 USDA CHOICE .JONELESS . Rump Roast •••••o:... $ . U1 9 9 1 . Ground Beef ....~·.•• $1 . 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No Rainchecks . •T.1ere i1 a limit of 20 coupon• you may redeem . · town pulled toa51-46Iead,ltslargest of the second half. · 'l1gers63Sooners61 DALLAS (AP) - Guard Andre Turner scored four points in the final 33 seconds and AU-American Kelt)f · Lee had 23 points Saturday to give No. 5 Memphis State a 63-61 NCAA Midwest Regional basketball cham· pionship victory over fourth-ranked Oklahoma and the Tigers' · fil'!it' appearance in the Final Four since 1913. · • Lee hit a basket and canned four free throws In the final !KJ seconds and Turner, the hero of Th~rsday. . night's victory over BoSion College, made a against the Sooner Ew~tr'i'ftlftfei> ""i'litla~~!>res1 tneitiitr~:vofi<eennrO'l~swh#ZS. ·"~" seconds to go, combined for nine points as George- By GEORGE STRODE West Holmes ended New LexlngNew Lexington did not score Its ton's season at 23-4 with a big third firstfield goal until5:40hadelapsed. AP Sports Wr!Wr OOUJM.BUS, Ohio (AP) -Lisa quarter. Cline, of course, was the Margie Stenson's jumper cut the Cline's brilliant all-around perlor· central figure. Panthers' deficit to 10-l. mance led Millersburg West The sister of former Ohio State New Lexington twice moved 10 Hol!l}es to_a 54·29.v!ctory over New men's basketball captain Mike within two points in the second LexingtonSaturdayfoYthe Knights' · -~aine~ St.ua:U i()ooftier j..uin~s--lr. ·the quarter, .16-14 on Tern Groves'56th straighl victory and record - third quarter. The Krilghtsiised an three·pointpiayand18-16onGroves' tying seeond Class AA state girls 18-6 spurt to build a 40-24 margin goal. after that period. , The Panthers, from Perry basketball title in a row. · To start the quarter. Cline County couldn 't take advantage of Cline, two-tirneOhioPiayerofthe · year, scored ll points, sel up easy simdwiched two P'!sses undel1)eath " West Holmes' foul difficulty late in . for easy goals by Tina Morris and the first •bait. Tina Morris , Myers baskets by teammates and helped West Holmes. control the' boards ' Shane Ridenbaugh and sank a and Cline all picked up their third personals, but the Knights stili with 17 rebounds. She sank 13 of 25 15-loot jumper. · The margin had gone doubled to nursed a 22-18 halftime lead . field goal attempts. A major reaso·n for West Holmes ' Her points gave her a career total 28-20 and the Panthers' 20-game halftime Jead was New Lexington's of2,957, second highest amountever winning streak was gone. The In the Ohio girls sport. JoAnne losers' total was their lowest. this poor shooting. The Panthershit'only lneman of Olmsted Falls scored season. 17 percent (five of 29) of their field 2,998 points In 1978-82. Even NewLexington 'sstrategyof goal attempts in thefirst16minutes. . The 5-foot-10 senior forward, using All.Qhloan Ann Mooney on The Knightsconnected on39percent already signed with Ohio State Cllnecould not stoptheKnlghts' ace . (10 of 21i). University, posted 1,036 points this And Mooney had her offensive winter. difficulties, too. Carrie Wells, a 5-2 \U}OT HOL.\In; !M! - Ciinf' 13-U l. M om~ .wti. West Holmes, from Holmes senior, spent the game cha.Sing the· · Hidl•ni:IOu~h :I-{).G. wrll ~ M 2· r~iJX'M :l. M\'t'~""!i- 1 ~ 111 • ~kCulhJrh (}-G-ri. Wrlllhl If 1 0. 0<•.,.,1\0n [}l~ B . Billf"r County, wrapped up a 28-0 earn- 5-7 senior.guard and held her toll """· " · "'·~··· "'u'· "" ·" ""ut t-"·HI . :\'E\4 U..."\.IX«<ro~ t·!!l l - r.TQ\·1~ ~2-!1. Wofu ~ palgn by becoming the thlrd school points, 15 polnis below her average. " ' ,_ ,.,,•• """· M"""" " '" · ' '""''" " 'to win back·to--back titles in the West Holmes, taking advantage r.lrilro: 11-0-0. Ikc·krr 111.1, urf'''('ll~ n 1 1. MrC:•bl· 10-.y ear-old girls playoffs. of New Lexington's cold spell at the '"'' ,.... ,..,.,." R\ qlllll111-.. . Delphos St. John 's won Class AA start, appeared headed for an e&rly w..... ",."""······ ,................... " ou " ,._., championships in 1979 and 1!m and rout. The Knights blew into an 8-0 '"' """"~"' ·· ................ ··· ·' " ' .... ,. !Wtx.".md!-o-\\ 1"'1 llobTll"" "'I rrllnf' lil . NN.· ZanesvUie Rosecrans ruled the lead Ln less than five minutes with l nin~on :~ rCr'O'~ 11 1 M•'-i~rs- w~ H oirnr!l w Class A-girls in 1982 and 1983. Le!il.~ti.M\!P.J:.V§!Ill~ll4h!: '"'"' ''· '~ ' with two baskets. · - '""'"N· '', ''"'"' OSU gals eliminated .by Old Dominion Ill 0 ~ \f~~=_c~~it~~~~~~~:~~ Golden - --Keith-'i'roYer led Hiland wlth-19 points, and Tim Schlabach and Courtney Erb added 14 apiece. · SkYWe goes to 25-1. The Golden Hawks will meet VanBuren 126-0) In semifinals of the state tournament Frtday at5:llp.m.atSt.JohnArena In Columbus. Hiland finishes at 24-2. -1 -z< ('") ATHENS, Ohio (AP ) - Mitch Hannahs scored 21 · points before fouling out In thesecondovertirneas SkYWe went on to defeat Hiland 71.1Jl In three overtirnes in a Class A boys high school basketball regional final Saturday afternoon. Todd Hllverding added18 for the Van Buren five advances to state Class A Tourney -1 0 > Skyvue wins Athens regionals Jerry Koosman, 1-1, allow'ed five hits and just one run over five innings. Larry Andersen, Bill Campbell and Don Carman blanked the Reds the rest of the way on two hits. The Phillies improved to 5-6. The Reds fell tol!-4 . Mike Schmidt's sacrl!!ce fly and Len Matuszek's single produced runs in the third. Soto got into deep trouble In the' fourth , giving up a pair of walks and an RBI single to Greg Gross. Hayes belted his first homer oft he season to TOLEDO. Ohio (AP) - Todd right field with two out. Roberts led Van BurPn . with 18 Solo was removed from the game points as the Black Knights doml· In the fifth when he threw a na ted Mansfield St. Peter85-48 in the · change-up and felt pain on the inside of his elbow. Soto said he's lfilve·tomlss·a -· afternoon. spring start because of the problem. The Black Knights, who are headed for the state ~hampionship, used-a tough, full-court defense and their height advantage on the boards to run their unbeaten streak to26games. The Spartans finish · the season with a 19-7 mark .. tory 5I) t\Jrday·over the Reds. The Phillies roughed up Soto for seven runs, ·seven hits and five walks. Solo, 3-1, was forced to leave the game with none out In the fifth Inning because of stiffness and pain · in his rlght elbow. $1.00. .-.1-~-"-~~~· FABRI~!_Of~~NER --~ _ _ __ _ limit One Por Cuttomor Good Only At Powoll's Offor Explm March 30, 1915 EWING LOOKS FOR TEAMMATE- After riding · the bench for nearly 12 mlnules in the serond half with fvu;- pei;:i;-W.: :vui.;-§M.Ufili.)-at'"t.€rr.VVi:;·~:;;tt~··~rn~ ""'=' Patrick Ewing came back In to help the Hoyas beat · Georgia Tech, 60-54, and advance to the NCAA finals , •The total' value of the double coupon may hot exceed 240z. $449 ll TAMPA; Fla. (AP)- VOn Hayes slammed a three-run homer off Cincinnati starter Mario. Solo to · pace the Philadelphia Phillies loan 8-1 spring-training exhibition vic· ~ MIXED 171 Oz. I ...! ·Phils~-hand~ed~""s~~~~l-· setback . LB. CHEER DETERGENT " Ewlng, who sat out l2 minutes of the second halt with lour fouls. stnl led the Hoyas with 14 points, all but two In the !lrst half. Williams and Blll Martin added 12 each. Seven· foot John Salley scored 12 of his 15 points in the second hall to lead the Yellow Jackets, while Price and Dalrymple each added 13. Georgetown, 34·2, survived be· cause of the poor shootingofGeorgla Tech guatd Mark Price, who was a 49percent shooterduringtheseason but hit only three of 15 from the outside against the Hoyas. Georgta Tech , 27-8, overcame a four -point deficit midway through the game and fought >the Hoyas . down to th~ end. Reserves Ralph Dalton , filllnglnforthefoul-plagued .. New ·Lexington beaten stat.e finals, 54-29 :Ill .fRESH -PORK'- BUTT ' . .. March 24. 1986 Hoyas edge Jackets; Tigers oust Sooners STORE HOURS - • Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM =.-,.,~,; """'"-"=-=-·· "' _..,..t>O.,-r-.. ·.-..r.~-~- '-"' ~-,.,....- Section I kNEWYOUWERECOMJNG -,ClnclnnatiRedllcalcherDave Van Gorder watts to tag Philadelphia's Len Matuaelc at the plate lifter a hit through the lnlleld that brought Matuaelc In from second during Satunly's spring training game In Tampa, Fla. (AP Laserphoto). . NORFOLK (AP) - Medina l)lxon , Lisa Blais and Marie Christian combined on five free . ·throws in the final 40 seconds Saturday as Old Dominion held off Ohio State 72-66 In the title game ·or the NCAA women 's Division I East Region basketball tournament. Ohio State finishes its season at 28-3. The victory for the MonarchS, 29-3, puts them Into the Final Four in AOstln, Texas, this week against the winner of Sunday's game between Northeast Louisiana and Louisiana Tech In the Midwest Region. Dixon, who finished with 18 points to share game honors with the Buckeyes' Tracey Hall, sank two foul shots with 40 seconds left to put the Monarchs up 69-66. Old Domlnlon's Blais hit one of two free throw attempts 17 seconds later to bulle;! her team's lead to76-66. Yvtte Angel couniered with two fOOl sbols forthe Buckeye!i With nve seconds left to close It towlthin76-68, but Christian closed thescoringwlth lour Seconds left by hitting a pair of foul ~ho~. Tracy Claxton of the Monarchs and Ohio State's Hall IE,'d all players with 11 rebounds each. STEAL ATI'EMFT Lilla Tltel8en ( M) tries to strip lhe ball from MJ1en1,1ur1 West Holmes' 'lbta Morrlo (liO) in the lin& halfofthelr ClaM AA champlo•lltlp pme lnColumbusSacurday. West llolmei went Ulldeleated throulfl the ..,._, tO win the cllampionllltlp 51-211. ( AP Luerphoto ). Indians' Bemazard wants ·to forget what happened in '84 By CHUCK MELVIN AP Sports Writer TUCSON, Artz . (AP) - I I tbere was some way to duck the Issue, Tony Bernazard would. The Cleveland Indians' ' second baSeman Is simply trying to forget what happened in,1984. "I don't think 1 can go any worse," Bernazard said from the Indians' spring training camp. "The only · thing I can do is Improve- or get back to my old self, the w~y I played with the Chicago White Sox." · Bernazard, 28, was traded to the Indians after the · 1983 seaaon by Seattle for Gorman Thomas and Jack Per conk'. His first season In Cleveland started Impressively, as he reached base In his first 17 games and was ., hitting a hefty .;m early in the year. Then came a disastrous Q.for-44 streak that shook Bernazard's confidence and had him second-guessing himself at the plate and In the t!eld. He wound up committing :Ill errors and hitting a career-low .221. Just three years earlier, he had hit .276 and had a streak of 49 stralght errorless games for the White Sox. Bernazard Isn't really surewhatstarted the tailspin last year, so he wants to put it behind him and start fresh . "If I had knOwn (what was wrong), ltwouldn'thave happened," he saUl. "The dlftlcult season Is in the past. That was 1984. lf you play lon,g enoUIIh In this ·game, you''re going to have a bad year. That was season. mine." Veteran Mike Flschlin also wants a shot at tbe The offseason was a somewhat troubling time for starting Job, but seems destined to remain a utll!ly Bernazard, but he says he never really worried about lnnelder because of his ability to play any position on losing his starting job - despite talk that U.S. the team . Bernazard, meanwhile, says he doesn't feel like Olympic baseball team member Cory Snyder would be tried at second base. he's in a fight for a job . "It didn't really bother me. lt'shardnot to be aware "I never felt anything was wrong, because I know of It, though," Bernazard said. what l can dO," he said. "There's no magic secrPt. NQ\11 that Snyder has been returned to the Indians' The name ot. the game Is produce. minor-league farm system, the stiffest cunpetltlon "Maybe even If somebody else has a good spring, for Bernazard's job is coming from Junior Noboa, a they probably won't goet the job. That's the way 1 feel. :»year·old who hit.253 for Class AA Buffalo last year That's the way It is, regardless of what anybOdy before being called up by the Indians briefly latE' In t.he-o~·.s!:i'l · ~ · ==,~~""'"~·~=·"="""'--=~-"-'=.,;_"=ri.. �., Palii&-C-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio..:..Point Pleasant, W.Va. March 24, 1985 March 24, 1986 ~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~==========~==== .Buckeye Central, Bethel post • • • v1ctones m state tournament ... • • COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Third· ranked New Washington Buckeye Central,avenglngabeatlnglttookin the 1982 Class A title game, withstood Zanesville Rosecrans' PPHS has veteran team, o · tK Creek Monda -~ . • son, had whipped Buckeye Central U-51 In the championship contest three years ago. Dee Ann Mell, a first-team All.Qhloan, the 15th-rated two field goals and JenDy Kaple two free throws to give tile Buckettes a 14-Siead. Buckeye Central lEd 18-12 after the ftrst quarter and Its margin · POINT PLEASANT- The Point Pleasant Big Blacks wiU open their 1985 basebaU campaign Monday evening against Kyger Creek with an experie11ced team that lost only- -·=~~:;::~~vle~tory~riFrl~da;;y;-·,~~~~~;~~~~2'fcJ~=~~=~~:r~~~~~~~~~~~·"" also the 1983 state champion. Lisa Crace, a 5-foot-8 senior The Buckettes, playing deilber· forward, scored 13 points to lead the ateiy against Rosecrans' press, Buckettes to their 24th trtumph In 25 moved Into a 52-42 lead wlth4: OOieft games this winter and a In the 'in the game and then withstood a night. ~~~i~i~~~~~i~~La~dyBishops' rally. play, Buckeye Central went to Its points tor tile winners. Top-ranked Tipp City Bethel and delay game to clinch the decision. No. 4 'Convoy Crestyiew met in the Buckeye Central, !rom Crawford 5eC911d Class A semltinal Friday County, scored six consecutive night in St. John Arena. points to snap the third tie of the Rosecrans, flnlshlng a 19-6 sea· · g~ 8-8. Anlssa Rhodeheck sank s.quad. LadY BIShops 124. . Buckeye Central ouishot Rosecrans 51 to 41 }lffcent and outrebounded the Lady Bishops 17·13 in building Its halftime margin. Bethel, led by Player of the Kelly Lyons' ~ points, swept tn its 25th straight victory thls season, beating No. 4-raled Convoy Crest· view !13-37 In the Class A girls state basketball semifinals Friday night. · .,,r~ By ·The "-'elated Press scoredsevenofhis22pointsasNorth Carolina built a 15-point first-half lead andJoeWolfhiteightkeypolnts showdowns while.the.curtaL'l fell on · OOwn the s.tretch. to Kentucky and the coaching career of Joe B. Hall. 1bird·ranked St. John's and ~~lllanova from the Big East and ::)I!',VeJnth;.rimked North Carolina and caroitna StatefrorJ\the · · advanced tot hereglonalflnais the NCAA Basketball Touma· ;: }i~nt Friday night, meaning. that tbree oft he teams In next weekend's Four at Lexinglon, Ky., will be ~; ~~re~on~e~, or both of · those staYe off. .an iling a AII:State 6-4 record with a .409 batting ·• AAA squad whi)e com- • The Point Pleasant fastballer will ·; he ac'companied on the mound by ·Shawn Nibert, the only left..hander -··-"' FINANCING Auburn rally as the Tar Heels posted a 62-56 victory that probably marked Sonny Smith's last game as Auburn coach. In the other game. Ed Pinckney seored seven poirlts during an ll-0 spurt at the start of the second half that led Villanova to' a 46·4.1 victory over Maryland. · That gave the Big East a 2·1 edge over the ACC in head-to-head matches 1n· the Tournament. l,':arlier, College of the BigofEast beat Boston Duke and Georgia Tech the ACC defeated Syracuse. The weekend schedule looks like this: Sunday - Southeast, at Bir· mlngham, North Carolina, 2'1·8, vs. Villanova, 22-10; West, at Denver, ON ALL · NEW -.- John's pulled away from stubborn Kentucky · In the final minutes. The Redmen battled back from a ·seven-point deficit midway through the first half and consist. ently got SE'C()nd and third shots 1p the second half although 7-foot Blll Wennlnglon was in foul trouble. Auburn, which shot only 33 percent In the first half, pecked away in the second· half an~ five times chopped North Carolina's lead to three points. 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""· . -·~~~=,(pp·OiNiMENTS AVAI.LABLE . using -senior Jim Reynolds, Bord· an and junior Steve Garilner at the catcher's spot. We usually catch everybody to start the season and ·we'll see· what de1(elopes from there." Buchanan said Reynol!ls came on H&R BLOCit · THE INCOME: TAX PEOPLE Model ST110 • ~11 H.P. Industrial • 5 Speed Transmission • • • • Located on E'astern Avenue between lax and McDonald's vice• •Other Personal Services •S•fety Activities • • r.: ~~s~~ Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, .Inc. ' ~' _..~ ·~:-=~ , ~.=:~:~~446-a·61~:.:: c"~'. Cheques lnauranca Ser- ~II'DIVIDUAL.. . . ,_. _....,.,.....,...~.. . . . ~. May 2. Ripley ................................. .Away May 8, PAC Champlonohlp May u, llarbours.We ......... ,............. Away May IB-M, Sedlonal Toumament 1 Guarantee dldn'twant todls(ract the team was working Its way through a tough time,"· he said, referring series of injuries that plagued Wildcats throughout the first oft hE' season. :•'WhPn I got into this profession, go;~ I was not to be a coach past middle 50s. I'm past that now. I ~'ve 'Nith a combination of sadness happiness. I hope I pleased a of people at Kentucky." the other game at Denver. M<l0t·7 Anthony "Spud" Webb and ~'i· ILone!IZ(l Ch,arlo"S scored 14 points -aDiieceand reserve forward Bennie •&11ton canned a pair of free throws 33 seconds left to lead North "Cl!.rolhna State to a 61-55 victory over ::::.;;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: :!:~ Apo1121. llarbourllvllle .. .... .......... ..... 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HIP ROOF REAL CLEAN LOCALLY OWNED TIIADE·IN I $19'7 "CR..,D"· 11' 2'' CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE ·STORE 262 THIID AYL WOIIIII ·MIIUI 62 a. ............ .... .• • 111151'1. .......... gariles~·~o~f~the:·~s~e~as~o~n.E~·-~E~~~~~~~~[ii theBuchanan early said his Kyger Creek will Morrow (P), Reynolds (C), :tn the Big Blacks' rotation. La,st ._.;-=soo·- N-ibert- eann:-i2 a 34-i'il~or~ ·t 1 • while bat~5. Buchanan said , senior Riehle Blain will also see a lot :of work from the mound after last · season's 3-3 perfonnance and 3.50 · earned riln average. Senior Tim : Swisher will combine his pitching ' and hitting abilities as he compiled a 0.1 record, .360 balling average, two hcme ·runs and ·:a! runs-batted-in. Other pitchers likely to see action include senior Brian Wedge, senior Kevin Stone, senior Jim Reynolds and senior Scott Crawford. Leading · prospects that· couid press-iqr pit-bing duties include sophomores' · Gene Swisher, Roger Roush, Danny Hall and Ryan Bordnian. · · Coach Buchanan says three . "'- .~.....,~,. North Carolina State, 23·9, vs. St. John's, .}).3, Chris MuUin scored~ points and St. lost only , two throUgh (left handed power at second graduation," Buchanan added. and Darrell Herdman (.34ll avg., Buchanan said his 1985 pitching AAA All-State Honqrable Mention unit is questionable even though he member) at third. has 8-10 players that can throw the Buchanan said the shortstop job is ball ' . up for grabs with four players Coming back from last year's fighting for the starting spot. Junior squad Is senior · pitcher-first Jeff Porter (.150), Crawford (.250), 1>asema11 Guy Morrow. Morrow was Stone ·(.325) and Roush will be : selected to the Honorable Mention baltilng .for the assignment d1'1ring IS Bil Blaclul Sebodllle Apo114, H~ ..... ,...... .............. . Rome Apoilt, Runt. Eaot ........................... AWliJ C·3 .'• (!B), Barnette (28), Herdman (38), Porter (SS), Nibert (lF), Stone (CF') and Wedge (RF) . Game time Is slated for 4:30 p.m. ;;..~~~~~~~~~~ha~v~IL~all~.JJ~ur~-~~===~:a:nd~S~w~is=he:r:a~t ..J;:l.lt:!: . ............ . . ;"''"= "" . . .The stage Is set for three Rig East·Atlantlc Coast Conference a ew errors last year but we feel we've improved by changing a few positions and the year. of experience the players liave g11ined should also be helpful." The Point Pleasant infield will .-~ !:"' ·~·· '"'"":\•::re:~. 'l>J'::TL=--...r-.wr-¥"-"l>V-"""IJZl'..a:;.c.·~~~~:f'~ 8;8°/o :Hall announces retirement; ~ St. John's, Villanova advance, end season and improved player qn the team Reynolds finished the season with a .280 batting average. "Our Infield should be mU:ch · improved from ·last " said f "We have a lot more experience than we had last year," staled Point Pleasant Coach Bill Buchanan, adding, "I think we have grown ·up from last season and should be .... · LOOIUNG FOR VICTOR\' - New Washington Dee Ann Mell for a teammate to throw to in her .Buckeye .,C-entral's ~I Kehres.. looks .p.asLihe ...team's. vlck>ey ln.tbe CIMs A.ll!lml·flnl!lln C.QI.!QIIbus qulstretched anns or Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans' Friday night. (AP Laserpholo). The Sunday Times-Sentinai-Paga Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. GAWPOUS, OHIO �P~Qe March 24. 1986 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. C-4-The Sunday Tmes-Sentinel_ March 24, 1986 -~,J.. >efending TVC champion --M arauders open season Monday • : • · By KE1'l1l WISECUP ·Returnees Include rlghty Dan School. Call)enter, one of the best . : ROCKSPRJN(iS-Asonesilorts Thomas. a three-year starter and a , hitters on the team last year, was _etllh~! M!_d .~-Y~W agp, , ~~d·!~ ajl-TV,S_Jlt!~OI'!!I_er. ln~red~flrsthal!_o~ seasona ;·Qne thing more dUflcuJt than '"Thomas, accofcl'ing to C"uaCII""" ye t ago wrffia uroiU!n han'if'·· ·~ a championship Is defend· Saunders, Is one of the best pitchers Second basewUI be 119 problem as illr one." The Meigs boys sandlot- in southeastern Ohio. Jackie Welker returns. Welker Is fl;rs will attempt to do just that as His battery-mate last year, Scot near flawless at the keystone ' tlley defend the TVC crown with a Gheen, returns also as a three.year corner and came on strong al the hlist of returnees bt what could be a letterman. Gheen tied in club plate near the end ot.lasi year. vez::ngT~U c~~~nders (Rio Grande grad) entertng his fourth season at the helm of the Marauders welcomes back eight lettermen atongwtthstx full· time starters plus hts top two hurlers from last year's wlnrrers,.Melgs was ll.:J..in. another strong ann on the mound. hard as any group we've had In the Juniors being counted on lndude past four years. Our seniors have Mike Chan~-'- J.,ee Powell Rlclf.:._ .,s_hown _ _@2d Jeade]!hly. we:ve lftse , ·· 1llfd · Rll"i'f tsgfi; · Chfis --. stressed IIi !lie gyiilthiJ!le Clerslli!i .Kennedy and Paul Ouff. · · and hustle will make us the ball club Gone via graduation will be . we expect to be. Our first few all-TVC first teamers shortstop games will still be a teaming Nick Rl~ and outfielder-pitcher situation because we're still adding Chrts Burdette. First sacker Trey offensive and defensive plays," said Highlanders -lack . seasoned veterans . year. The league -race should be tight with Belpre, Wellston, Alexander, and ourselves as co "'"""""· · -· • -···==--·· pitcher behind Thomas. Speedy ' lbatting average w111 be missed. James Acree . will again play Saunders, who was an assistant -cE'IIterfll!ld. Both Bush and Acree · coacli at Portsmouth In 1981-when were Instrumental in the Marauder the Trojans were the state's class season· a year ago. ' AA runner-up, thinks he could have Senior Dave Hoover will add the makings o! a realc.so~ball selection last year, and possesses a fine throwing ann behind the plate. h ay Call)enter will move to shortstop from third base this year. Call)enter, who tied Gheen In home runs with four to lead the team, Is In "We've added a few tougher teai!1S to our schedule Including a trip to Franklbt County Stadium (home of the class AAA mtnor league Columbus Clippers) to play Dublin Schoo!. Our non-league Dave Hoover-x, of ....................... :......•.. 12 Ja<!lde Welker·x,2b ............... ,., ............. 12 R<>ush. p-Int .. .................. ......... 12 MO.. C!Wlct'l'. p-lb ............................... 11 Powell., lb .... ,................................ 11 Rodd Harrison, 2b ...... ............... ... ......... ll ·' RJck Wise, p-111! ... .".................... : ..... .'..... 11 Chr1J Keftnedy-x, 9f ....................... ,....... l l Paul Duff. of .... .................................. 11 Rodriguez. . 1'111' .SVAC race could be fairly balanced with •the exception of Kyger Creek. Kyger ·Creek will be 1 Lee Marc~ 081< lliii .............................. Awo•y Aprtlt Kyger c,.k ......................... Away ~~;:: ~ ~~"';:' :: : : :: : :: ::::: ~~': AprilS North GaiUa .. ........................ Away 4prtl 9 Symmes Valley .................... Home 4prtl10 Hannan 'ITaC<' ...................... Away 4prlll!i Eastern .............................. Ho..,.. Aprl116 Valley .... ............... .Away April 17 Symmes Kyger C-k H ·~ ....................... orne April 18 Jackson .............................. Ho..,.. ~pr~ ~ l1.:'them ............................. Away · A:.lzr :;:::::~-~':'; SKILUI CONTEST WINNERS- GaDipolls fOUlth, Dfth and sixth grade rtnky-dtnk players who captured recent sldJl& conleM& at the . cl 1111lon of the 1""' •• canm con ..........., , algn IU'e shown (not In orde r) In •L~ "'"' Times-Sentinel photo. Winners, foul shooting, dribbling aocl spot shoollng IJsted In that order: Grade 4 Boys- Sam Hamilton, Bobby Mabry, Bill Armstrong; Sam HamlltAln, Nathan.BeDvUJe, Scott Clark; •=:::-:."1!~m..--"""Sifu"llaffiD!Ori;-1loli1Jy"Miiliry: ' GiriS"""' Ktlilt!II"''ShlltCI, Julie· Groves; kHIII............. ............................. JuDe Groves, Chrtl!ltlnaZarnoch·, Kr1ateQ Shalo, JulleGrovea, Chrbtlna ay 1 Eastern ........ ............Home Away Zamoch. Grade 5 Boys - David Evans, F. J . lla8tweU, Shane-', Facemire; Rusty Nell, Shane Facemire; Jason Kopaeh, . Shan(.; Faeernlre, Bryan Bumett,.Ryan Curry. Girls - Kim Bloomer, Erica , Hanning; Kim Bloomer, Deanna Evans; Kim' Bloomer, De~" ~ l!;vans. Grade 6 Boys - Robbie Skidmore, Ryan Srnllh, Dax lUll; ::. WDnarn PoweU, Jon Wllldns; i!<Jb}lle Slddt:nOre, Jon WIJklns. Girls ,...:, · Becky White, Sheniin S)iiete; Kim. Belz1 Nancy Lanter, Trenda Miller; ~ Jennifer Young, Trenda Miller, Nancy Lanier. ~-- w.., Sou71:!j::i§li_,k::; Tifo;'"'•" ·..,...,........ ·" J"l -· • Metp Sclledllle ··Plan summer wrestling card •:aile Team ' ..Marett Zt·.. ........... ............ .. at Ra venswood : .&.rtl l -........... .......................... a1 Warre n 0: .i.PrU 3 ............. :........ ... ....... Vlnli:m County • AOr'U 4 .. ................... ....... FEderal-Hocking ·:April 5 ... ....................... ,....... Ra venswood : ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs wres- bus, Ohio: Morga11 High School. Morgan. Ohio: Purceii-Marlall High School, Clllctn·-- - J IIng £.Oach _~ La!1:¥ Gri.'ll!?s .~.as . ~...,: .-c~ ~·-~~~-· ·- ·• --~ apnounced a summer notice wresMareh Jl. East Llverpoool High School. tJ~ng program will again be held for East Liverpool, Ohio: Grovei>ort High School. Groveport, Ohio. , boys In grades !our through 12. April 5-6. Loudonville High School, Loudon· : Practices wUl be held on Mon· ville, Ohio. • Aprll 13, Meadowbrook High SChool, dltys and We(lnesdays from 6-8 p.m. B)'<'Svllle. Ohio: Lexington High School. at the Meigs High cafeteria. Each Lex111gton. Ohio: Bexley High School. Bexley, ...,. Ohio. uuY must carry his own Insurance AprJI 26• St Charles High Sci>Qol. CoiUIJ'· , because the school wUI not be bus. Ohio . quart Nationwide 1OW30 Logan 8 .......................................... Belpre : 10 ................................. at Alexa ndfr •:.Aprtlll ..................................... Gallipolis 35.88 42.88 ' ,.Aprll 12 ........................................ War ren >6iorU 13 ................ .......... :. al Ripley <Dill , AP.rti 17 ........................ at Ft:'dera l·Hocklng ';AQro 18 .......... ...................... .. .... Southt>rn · ~ J9 .... ................. .. ............... al Belprr ;.,Spr1121 .. ........... .. ............... :....... al Dublin ••. • :::::N ':12.r as The outfield wUJ be patrolled by Rickie Halslop, Jimmy Jeffers, Jason Dumt)1Ut. Jimmy Barker, Rodney Bloomer and John Ed· ard Th It hl w s. e P c ng duties will be handled by Wtll Hatslop, Andy Halslop,DannyPatrtckandJohnny ~.f' :.~.P. : : :·: : ·: :·: : :· ·: ... .. Janw Acree-x,· cf ............._............. ........ 12 Scot Cheen-x. <" ••••.....••.••••....•. : ....••• .•. .•. •12 6 ....... ..._.. :., ........................ at 1 ~"::r=~ t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ J8)/ C3fllel1ffr·X, SS.Jb ........................... 12 Nick Bush-x,. p.Jb ............. : ........... , ...... .. 12 :5 Yr. · · ........................ ~ · · . · ........................ !2. competitive; we wm just have to watt and see how the season g-oes." The Infield looks 10 be the 1 strength ot the team. The Infield , 0 will consist of Danny Patrick, Jeff dwards, of ................................... 9 Burleson, Johnny Rodriguez, Wtll Sieve Tarbe~.&~....... :....... 9 to win several must-win games to quallf)' !or the championship game with· Wellston. The Marauders, underdogs against the defending champion Rockets, drilled the ex-champs 1!\4 against Wellston's Yr. Mumrn·{ rifterffieii:-....·' _,. . . . __ :f"'- p.._ .. Jlmmyuurnmltt,o1.:::::::::::: ::: :::·::::: Andy Halslop, c-p.. " .............................. 1o Rickie Hallilop, of .............., ................... Jo Dell Thomas-x , p-op ............................. 12 4 r '• .;-......·.t=,.,r:-.;;;:~n.'S . --go~ts;-;~::~"' a very strong returning cast. _.......,-.,. Southwestern Baseball has three returnees from 1984, shortstoppitcher WIU Halslop; second basemen, Jeff Burleson; and catcher, Andy Halslop. Coach Jack J Metpllcioler Rodlley . =-· ·· ·"'-~-'!'P.!~ =>1'7.~ :&/5"e<fiiionot""'lne'reain tOtiea Saunders noted the Marauder strong points should be hitting, defense, · and pitching, but Rtges, Burdette, and CaS'!ell will deftnltely be missed. <-;:;e;~~~";;~::-:~~o;!!~-~~--:~~~~"::roo:~e~~u::~~~' · ·6t<;;~~~i:'"1(!-;;;;':~~~g ~~~~~';~:~~~"';;;jj~~~~~;·!ti~~\'-':!Jiif:.!l!; ~~~~·=~1b=1ITff~!~!~~o~ut~~tifo~r;~u~s;~::~~~=~i~ group ~-P•. . 50 Month 60 Month • wilh exchange. Fits most cars and lighl uucks . IFranklin County Stadlumt •:At'U 22 ... ................................ AlPxarder . Never... needs ....~ater- ' .AgrU24 ... .. ... .. ............................. Trlmble u~dl!r •.nor.m!!.l ..co!:u!i~!ons..,.., Grimes; Meigs assistant Coach Cotterman and other voluntet:r • varslty wrestlers from around the 24.88 •.)lljly 1 ........... , ......................... at Wellston • ~oMiy 2 ..... ......................... , ...... at Calllpolts :-;..:; 3 ... .. :~ ........ .. ..... ~.... ... :~ ....~ .. ai Athens·~-~y 6 .......................: ... .................. Logan ...•. -. -aaea. Challenge~ Lawn and , Garden Batteries utl Reg. 29.95 ;~tolumbus Linden ~=~lops Steubenville · ~. ::: ATIIENS, Ohio (AP) - Senior ;~rd Reggie Rankin scored Tl ·)llllnts Friday night to lead _Colum' ~ Lbtden to 62·53 Class AA boys ;l,igh school basketball · regional •:Dbamptonshlp victory OVE'f Steuben· :;illle lind a " spot bt the state ::: The Panthers, now 19-7, will face • · ~tnnatl McNicholas nex1 Thurs. at Ohio State Unlver~lty In -(Allumbus. ; • ~nkin. who wtll attend Ohio :~hlverslty next fall, hit apalroffleld late In the third quarter to pull ;Qlltden away from the Big Red. ;..l!l'ucnlast tied the contest at 35. won the game at the foul . ltliY . wUI The boys compete and practice wiCJ others In the same weight class and age. On certain weekends,- the grapplers will be entered . Into tournaments. The • "'<_ ' 7.95 From 1..25 'i UO Oil Dorey Motorcycle Batteries SO Otl ou 2.25 Otl 2.39polr All Motorcycle Nippondenso Spark Plugs Motorcycle' Oil Filters High Ouollly bolterles tor the most n1-10110 1 i.e. Monda Reg . 1.75 Dorey Motorcycle Helmet Face Shields Clear •21-4835 & Smoked 121-4840 Fits most helmets . Reg. 2.95 t 2.95 AUTO MillS port , Ohio. May 24·26, University of liTiho~. June B-9, St. Charles High School , Columbus, Ohio. ....,~ Jurw.._ 27-.lJ= .F~k!!t--lrS: !:'Jgt! ~~!. Reynoldsburg; Ohio. ' llft'l'ftD fUI -.nw • Columbus, Ohio. . 7 "",__,: VALVIIUNE . Yoll' Choice I OW-30 or 1OW-40 . ... . . _ fee is charged .for tournaments. · Parents are urgl!d · to Join In Staak. slaying al Xavier watching and learning. This pro· gram Is to generate enthusiasm for ONCINNATI (AP ) -BobStaak, amateur wrestling In the area. In his second year of a five-year The first meeting will be Monday, contract as · Xavier University March 25. at 6 p.m. in the lobby at basketball coach, says he Is staying Meigs High School. Coach Grimes in his job despite reporls that he will answer any questions and show might be a candidate to become fl}ms or wrestling. For more coach at Providence College. lnto'nnatlon. call 992·3008 from 8 "I have not beenottered the job or a.m: to 2 p.m. and 992-5622 from 4 Interviewed for It," Staak told a p.m . to 8 p.m. news confE'fence Friday, referring Sumlllt"l" Toumament Schedule to Providence. "I am staying here. "-calion and my goal is to have a Xavier team March 29·:1l, Urbana High SChOOl, Urbana, playln_g for the n~tlonal Ohio; Carroll High School. Ca~roll, Ohio, March ~. Marlon · Harding Hl~h School, championship.'· 1\'iTAlliC 1299 MASTEl CYUNDIIS .. 11.19 WIIKh NIW DISC BltAK& LIMIT 12 IOTOIS .... .. .... 39.99 RIMANUFACTURIO CALII'IIS . ... . . ... 19.99 " '""'· QIJUtl TRUCKS BIAIE FLUID OIL FILTERS FRAM HEAVY DUTY t20UNCIS MJirlon. Ohlo: Whltchalllilgh School., Colum· Oil FILTERS period. Chris Wall ~deled 14 · -"-••-·- for the Panthers. :slteulbenvllle, which bows out at was paced by Troy Smith's 22 1- .. ·foime ....., j!Ccuracy. '~ ·. ',.• ~· "'. '.,"' ·::fouiigstown Rayen~M . regional winner . 3.29 '4-ored ·Jilllht. ::1tayen. 24-1, jumped to a :.kl-10 lead. Kennedy outscored ·~ J3.101n the third quarter, but 'J(te! Tlgft's came back with :.I points · ji:the last period to end Kennedy's $lftlme ~atl~lO. . .:•Jlayen will play LoralnCatllollc In .1WClass AA semifinals Thlll'llday 'n'llbt at Ohio State Unlverlsty. Rocco Tondo led Warren Kellnedy with 11 pobtts and five l'l!llllllnds. He was the only Eagle to l'ftldl double figures. 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"poabbed 15 rebounds Friday night to .lfitd Lorain Catholic to 94-76 Class . ·j\1>. regional championship victory · :sJ.oer Bellevue. :-: The senior forward hit 16 of 22 :Jrom the field and 14 of 16 from the ·lrl!e throw lbte to equal his career :-ti>st game played last season :4fatnst Sandusky St. Mary. The ·leta! Is the most points ever scored :Jiy a college or high school player bt : ~tennlal Hall'snlne-year history. ::: Lorain rode 76 percent shooting ·Jrl>m the field totakea52-48halftlme ;-li&cJ, The Spartans finished the with 59 pei'Cent field-goal .- : li ,illl~iii1 I ¥ .\•iii1 ~fl .•·:· l'OLEOO, ••,. lr' ' !"-T" I"" P"' '"' lo \,•>1•"· r)l~ :~tate-tourney ·bound . QT. PtE All .Qlr.nw•.,i_~~=.~'""'L: . Wft VI. July 10·14. Indianapolis, Indiana. July 15-21, Jr. NatiOnals, University of Northern Iowa: Aug. 1·5, Iowa City, lowa. Aug. 15-18, Ohio State Fall: 1'oumame11t: --·. .. . - progTam--ts-rree: ·but~3"Sinau enrry ~~--. . .~-- ~.. . .,. ,;-~ --~"~'"""- . :-4'mlflnat.s. 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PEAT MOSS 4~b·$147 �= .. .•. ~ C-8-The Sundaynme&:santinat State/ ational March 24, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Ve. Train collisions catch eye of Tribune editors in past ' ' THE RAILROAD FREIGHT depo& on 'l1llrd Ave. In Oa!!JpoHo probably da&es back to 18110, when ·&he rall8 finally came to &he Old French City. The first frelgld lraln to arrive In town came on Aug. 9, 1880, and was c&ft'3'1ng among other things 13 tons of Lake Erie Ice purchased by Jobn McConnlck. He operated an Ice house at Fourth and Court. . both the crews In the engines "Tbe JI'I'IKeiM e11tcMemea& Pf&' Jumpedfromthetralnsandthereby valled aad a Jrellt cnwd 11000 probably saved their Hves. Several p&bered, brenft' to •wbetber passengers and Cl'1!W wwkers were or not &he untoriwulte , _ weuld ba~~_brulsed, but no one was -~..!!~!· Smlib came up ant aad · "'"'iie110Ulity J · - iiiliiiiiiiC!lCi'jet''lllilcl of &he ead ol a "'lbel'e mila& have been a COIIIkl- lie 011 &he a-tie aod drq b1rnlelf erablelllllllllblqofhaqqe,forwe 011 to I& aod &hen feD~. " are told that miiiiDery aad ribbons (Tribune). were 8C8&tered all over &he lleld ID It was some three minutes before &he viclal&y IIOOD after &he accident By JAMBS SAND8 SpeclaiCorrespondent GAU.IPOUS - On March 23, 19.i 3. Kanawha and Michigan (K&M) 5 had Just Berineit came to the top of the water as lie had to kick out a window while lie was under the water. Fortu· nately Bennett, almost exhausted, saw a floating box and grabbed hold of lt. Soon three men reached out with a pole and pulled Bennett ln. Both Smith and Bennett survived with only slight lnJurles. point go Junction to await the slgoal to back down Into Galllpolls; there was only one set of tracks between the bridge and the Old French aty. There were two sets of tracks running from the lots of Trees and Grass Cave Run Lake We Offer YOUR Child a Summer of Fun le11rning With lots of love and Attention - Come Visit Us Anytime! Many Activities and Projects GHrtcl to YOUI Child's ~~~ and Interests. ISpeciallztcl Grow... ExpM'ienc..) Shultz says 'ball rolling' on Mid-East, p~~!;e_ i WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State George P. Sllultz says the ReM"an administration will try to · buUd on recent Arab-moves for Mlddle.East peace, beginning with a trip to the region next month by a senior U.S. official. "There Is clearly motion In the Middle East toward peace," Shultz said Friday following his second · meeting in two days with Jordanian Foreign Minister Tahir. ai .Masrl. "We do see the ball starting to roll a little bit ... We want to keep It rolling," Shultz said. But he said the administration has not yet agreed to . a meeting with a ' joint Jprdanlan-Pal~tlnlan ~de1eg.atlori, whlCb .Jordan-and Egypt.have.propose3 - . - as the next step In the peace maneuvering. Shultz reiterated the administration's position that such a meeting will be considered, but It most likely would be In a Middle East capital, rather than Washington, as the Arab leaders have proposed. Other officials said Amman, Jordan, Is the likely site. Shultz said the next step in the latest round of peace maneuvers will be a visit io the Middle East by Richard W. Murphy, the assistant secretary of state for Middle East affairs, In mld·Aprll. He predicted Murphy "will accomplish worthwhile results." Murphy Is to visit Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and possibly other countries. He.sald..Murphy will be.."explorlng.lurtheLio. · that everything Is done that we can think of to help keep this process, 'that Is a constructlye process, going... I One State Department official, who Insisted 09 anonymity, said It was possible Murphy would mee\ during the trip with members of a joint Palestinian· Jordanian delegation. But he said the aim of such a meeting hadn't yet been· satlsfactorUy resolved. Masri said earlier F-riday that President Reagan's statement of support for a possible meeting with moderate Palestinians and Jordanians "Is encourag· lng" but would fall short of Arab.alms, which Include U.S. recognition of the Palestine Liberation OrgaliWltlon. _ _ _....._~ "The h'a Is getting recognition of the Untte!l'~ States," ..ltld Masri. "It Will Indicate that the United • States lias recognized the PW." •• Tile)ll$11nlstratlon has said It won't agree to any meejfng that Includes the PLO unless the PLO first eXjilcltly recognize!; Israel's right to exist as speJJei1 out In U.N. Security C01mcn Resolution 242. Meanwhile, White House Spokesman Lany Speakes said Israel has sent "some mixed signals" on ,' whether It would endorse U.S. talks with a Jordanian·Palestinian groOp. "There are some . Indications that they (Israel) would IJPinterested," he said. • Prosecutor organizes for ,S&L investigation . CINCINNATI (AP) - A special the state to Home State Savings Bank says he Is wilting to · cooperate with federal Investigators - and expects the same In return. : "We wUI certainly cooperate with anyone Ina legittmatelnvestlgatlon, and I expect they would do the same .. ·for us .." Friday. Lawrence Kane said State halts benzene. • pumping ONCINNATJ statutory """'~"'- -~~.4""~=..:--r~.;, ___ . ··" said ::.c.-~~-- 1! "·":,:~~=~~i~~~~~t~~~;~tKane, a Cincinnati lawyer, ex~rtlse In Investigation could turn up enough ments and Investigation. This will not be done overnight. Some people. evidence·to be taken before a grand havealreadybeenasslgnedandare jury. He said, however, that his prosecutorlal appointment by Ohio performing their duties." Attorney General Anthony Cele. Kane, 55, a . Republican, said he has also been asked by Democra He Gov. Richard F . Celeste to make recommendations about the state's . bank regulatory policies to guard against future tuns on savings Institutions. "We are going to talk with everybody Involved , everyone with anything relevant to say," Kane said. of directors of the Federal Reserve Kane was an assistant Hamilton Bank In Cleveland. He also was Is too soon to tell whether the Kessler appointed to r~place W amer Introducing of BROOKS® GRAPALEX •••• & WoMtn's PEEPS, a Gallipolis Diary: weadin~r anniversary and~ Fully equipped - T-top, AM-.FM with cassette. cruise, tilt, 16 in. tires. Special wheels end stripes. birthday come on same day Ohlinger (Pomeroy bro&l!ers ), Pat By J. SAMUEL PEEPS Slivers, George Wright, Howard GALLIPOLIS - Maybe you . Engllslt, Cart HunneD, Dick Rosen· already knew that Peeps and Lady Peeps celebrate their wedding baum ...::. where Is he? jjallfomla?, aimlversary (Feb. 28) and his Jolm Werry, and Jolm Howard birthday on the same but t~!_:!~~t.J,I .!' _f,;:n:-:.~PL~:!.~- _~utl\ - - SHAWREMINDSUIIthathlswlfe AdeDe and he celebrated · their fiftieth wedding annlvensary with an open house In Columbus on Feb. =s: That also was Paul Shaw's blr&hday. A LETI'ER FROM P. E . Jacobs explains • about another article which this newspaper reprint~ from the Match 4 Ashland (Ky.) Independent - the story originated at Pomeroy, and Jacobs explains that the Pomeroy fire house (which ' the article mentioned) was actually the Second Ward firehouse located on Condor Street. JACOBS NAMES others who attended the IIM5 foo&baD banquet whiCh · was lield 'earty In 1Bf6: Richard Ash, Pat Hennesy, Paul Kloes (now of Fanners Bank), WJihur Rus8ell, Joe S&ruble (poetm.,ser of ·Middleport), . George Vaughn (of ColumbusandSou&hem Ohlo Elec&rlc Cmtpany), Cbartee Baird, Elmer Boudalbelt (teacher and e~t-coach now near Columbus), WIIUam Lehew (Mrs. Margaret Le!Jew of the Ohio VaDey PubJish. lnJ! Company accounting department Is his wife), Phil and BDI Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. LOCATED ON EASTEIN AVENUE BETWEEN IAI AND McDONALD'S appointed an Ohio Stat.e ·oniversity trustee itj 1974 and has been a trustee o! the Columbus School for Girls. He has served on the board of City National Bank - now Bank One of Columbus - and serves on the board of The Limited Inc., a women's specialty apparel retailer, and Rax Restaurants rnc. Ke5sler also Is managing partner of Seabrook Island Co., · a South Caronna beach reso'rt company. Count)' prooocutcr-frcm 1958 tol963. - He was later a lawpartnerwithU.S. District Judge Carl B. Rubin of Cincinnati, wholeftthefinnafterhls appointment to the federal bench . • Kane plans to conduct his Investigation from his downtown Cincinnati law offices. Rubin appointed Kime a trustee.to Invest funds from damages col· lected In connection with the May 1917 Beve{)y Hills Supper Oub fire, which killed 165people In Southgate, Ky. Kane Invested the funds and now distributes them to the survivors. HomeStateclosedMarch9aftera run on Its funds by depositors · alarmed to learn of the March 4, court-ordered closing of ESM Government ~urllies Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a securities . 'dealer which had loaned HomeS tate $670 million. A judge ordered ESM closed after auditors found It had a $.lXlmllllon deficit. Federal authori· '?Ylre~~~:~~~ c someone- Wfio tlonal detalls write to him. said Kessler. The bulldlngauthortty finances, constructs and manages buUdlngs for the state. Kessler's post will be non· paying. Michael J. Dorrlan, OBA execu· tiye director, said Thursday night that Kessler,49, would join the board Monday. At that meeting, the hulldlng authority Is scheduled to consider Issuing $79 million worth of prison construction lli'lllds, Dorrian said. ·. Kessler, a Republican, was· ap· pointed to chair the OBA In 1974 by Gov. John Gilligan, a Democrat. Hol\fCve r, Kessler's conflrmalion · was rejected by the Ohio Senljte. " We'll give It another t~ Kf'ssler said. when asked whether he thought that could affet:t hls confirmation this time. Kessler is a member of the board r:;::========:::;-1 LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Coin· mission of Ohio has set !or public hearing Case No. 84-12-EL-EFC Subfile A, to review the fuel procurement . practices and policies o! Columbus · and Southern· Ohio Elec' trio Company, the opera· tlon or Its Electric Fuel Component and relatsd mattsrs. This hearing IS scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. on March 26, 1986. at the o!flces or the Public Ut111tles Commission; 180 East Broad Street. Columbus, Ohio WALL TO WALL SPECIAL 43216. All lntsrested parties will be given an · oppor· tunlty to be heard. Fur· ther mrormalton may be obtained by contacting the Commission. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OlDO BY: Mary Ann Orlina.kl, Secretary LIVING ROO'M DINING ROOM HALL - Pr otec:t your hOme against fire and bUrglary, and save on your 1101neowne1 s Insurance, too. . . IEMNANTS . GALORE ALL SIZES ALL COLORS SAVE! ONLY 00 $ $798.00 I STALLED (Suptr ~1lue Sltltfeetlo• 811riJ1fee•> CAROLL SNOWDEN 417 Second Av•. Glllipolls, Oh. Value ·Like a good neighbor.JSial'e LAYAWAYS WELCOME NOT READY? A SMALL DEPOSIT Will HOLD YOUR SELECnON UNTIL YOU AREI CARPET LA D State firm Fire and Cuulltty ~ny Home Oltic<t: Bloomington. tiUnois • .) : '~ · -161 311 AVL 0111 tHE COINU 446·1641 Some UJcation For Over 14 Year. SMmCSKY 1AP) - Good Samaritan Hospital and Sandusky Memorial Hospital will merge under an agreement approved hy the boards of bolll lnsltutlons. George My lander. president of the Sandusky Memorial board, and BUI Springer, president of the Good Sainarltan board, announced tlje merger Friday. · ~ Sandusky Memorial is an osteopathic hospital. Good Samaritan Is staffed prlmarUy by allopathic physicians (MOs) and a lew osteopathic· physicians. The combined medical staff of the two hospitals Is abOut llO doctors. Neither Mylander por Springer· would speculate on employee ' reductions. Combined employment now Is about 700. GM plant rrniy expand I •• CLEVELAND (AP) - 'General Motors Corp. may spend $500 mUllan at Its Chevrolet Parma assembly plant, Cleveland's economic development director says. "There was a strong Indication that they are going to give a favorable decision t.o speod hundreds of millions of dollars at Parma,'' Gary Conley said this week after .returning from a meeting In Detroit with GM executives. GM spokesman William B. Winters wouldn't comment on the talks, which dealt with site selection for GM's Saturn plant. '' '' •. IN STOCK . NAMED TO OBA - Jolm Ke!181er, shown In this 19'79 file photo, has been named to .t he Ohio BuDding Authority to replace Marvin Wanier who resigned last week after the failure of Home Stale Savings Bank. ( AP Laserphoto). Hospitals plan merger Reg. Based On 40 Sq. yds. - Othtr- Sizes Priced Accordingly Reagan ::. .- ' ·'• • Athletes set as speakers ' ' GallipOlis,· 0~. j TO EXAMINE HOME STATE - Al&omey Lawrence A. kaae Jr. jmakes polnl during a telephone conversation In his Clncbmatl office Frtday aftemoon. Kane has been appointed special prosecutor to probe the dealings of Home State Savings Bank ol Cincinnati. ( AP a ~.gre~s WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House and Senate Republi· cans are trying to get together on a budget, With President Reagan saying he would only consider mllltary spendlngcutsif\awmakers proved they wouldn't · jeopardize national security. The p.restdent and GOP Senate leaders agreed Ftiday to create a working group I to tackle their differences on 1fuilitary spending. cost·of·llvlng increases for Social Security recipients and other issues. Senate Majority Leader Robert J . Dole, R-Kan., said the group l:"ill probably begin work Tuesday. "! know we share the same objective, a . meaningful deficit group . to reduction plan without tax Increases a Rd without damaging our defense or the ·solid economic recovery we are now experiencing," Reagan told k!'Y Senate Republicans at Friday's meetipg. White House spokesman ·Larry Speakes. when asked If Reagan had Indicated any "loosening" of his opposition to further cuts In military spending said, "I think It aU depends Qll tht;< outcome of these meetings and where they zero ln. It'sgolng to take some convincing the president on these Issues, but he understands that you have to move In this direction In order to present a budget." ·Speakes said the president 1 made and to absolutely assure himself that they would not do harm" to national security. He said no specific military spending cuts were discussed . At his news conference Thursday night. Reagan said that "we have a defense program that any further cuts are actually going to run the risk of lowering our capability at preserving national security." Speakes said at least one of the Republican senators told Reagan that he would have to accept some Pentagon cuts In order to get a budget through Congress. He said the president " didn 't specifically react" to the suggestion. . The spokesman "'!,id Reagan told the senators, however, that if they • wanted to cut Pentagon spending,': ' they should propose programs to be eliminated rather than trying to cut ' ' the budget by a set percentage. He said Reagan wanted to examine any . such cuts "on a program hy :program basis as to whether It ' · would do harm lo.tM secu-rity.... · · ,. ' "It's not a ploy on our part." Speakes said. "It's simply a better way to look at the defense budget." Resaid the working group would try to reach agreement "as quickly as possible deaUng with the realism of the legislative process" but declined to say wh<!ft>er it coold be done before the Easter recess o! Congress. · · •' ·• •· - '• • :· .: -------Ohio briefs:--+--------:--------------.,: : INCLUDES COMPLETE WALL TO WALL INSTALLATION WITH THICK SPONGE PAD AND YOUR CHOICE Of HEAVYWEIGHT 1ST QUALITY CUT & LOOP ANSO IV OR ANTRON Ill NYLON. IN OVER 20 DIFFERENT COLOR COMBINATIONS. --,. . . Ask me abollt State Farm's Home Alert Protection Plan. Phone 446-4290 HOIM446-4511 COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -John W. Kessler. a _Col_u mbus developer, was named Friday to replace Cincinnati financier Marvin L. Warner as chairman the Ohio BuUding Authority. Kessler, reached In Flo-rida Thursday night, co'nfinned the appOintment and said he was looking fmward to taking over the job. . , Warner, an ally of many state Bemocrats, Including Celeste, re· signed as OBA chairman March 13 In the wake of the closing of Home State Savings Bank of Cincinnati, which he owns. : Home State closed March 9 when ~rvous depositors withdrew their cysh after learning that the thrift could lose millions of dollars In dealings with ESM Government Sl'cur!tles Iilc. of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. • That triggered a run on other S&Ls, before Celeste stepped In and closed 69 of the. privately ..Insured thrifts last Friday. · with a device which burns off excess · fumes In the pumping system. Ohio Environmental Protection · Agency officials said they halted the · '"llenzme· transfer because of problems with a thermal oxidizer. · Repair of the equipment probably · will not be completed untU midday · Saturday. and .transferring the · benzene to the barges COlJid take ' · another day, officials said. The delay of at ~ast one day In'. ' transfer of the benzene was the latest hitch for Standard 011 Co . .- · (Ohio), which Is . shipping the · benzene from Its Lima, Ohio, . 1 refinery to Gulf Coast buyers In - : Texas and Louisiana . Benzene, an • Industrial siJlvent; is usE-d in the · petroleum Industry . Federalnigula- · tors Hst benzene as a cancer-causing ' substance. · City CouncU voted Wednesday to revoke a permit that allOW€~:~ Queen:•: City Terminals Inc. of Cincinnati, to ' pipe the.l;lenzeneundercity streets.' ' Sohio ~d arranged with Queen City " Terminals to store benzene that was· I ' brwght In by rail from the Lima . refinery untU the chemical could be loaded onto-barges for shipment to the Gulf Coast. Soldo had planned to routinely ship the benzene througb ., Cincinnati and store itatQueenCity. The cooncil took Wednesday's :: vote because residents of Clnctnna. ~ tl's Columbia·Tusculum neighborhood vocally opposed storage of the benz'ene In their area. which Is within the Ohio River's floodplain. Council members were also an. gered by a spill of at least 150gallons of benzene from leaking tankers In a · Sohio shipment toCincinnatlon Feb. ·· · .:'.• LORAIN (AP) - Oeveland Indians Manager Pat Corrales and fanner Oakland Raiders defensive end Ben Davidson will be the · - r g\lest speakers April 24 at the ~6th annual enshrinement banquet of the Lorain Sports Hall of Fame. Davidson, a three·ttme American Football League all-star, has performed In movies, television shows and beer commercials since playing for the Raiders from 19&1 through 1972. Lorain's 16th Induction class Is Ray Mlze, Wllllam Karpinski, BUI (Fuzzy) Fazekas, Mike Campana, J ohn (Cy) Justin, Jim Lawhead alld Rosie Brest. Hearing set on prostitution charge AKRON (API - A prellmln~ry hearing Is set for April 4 for an Akron parks and recreation department employee charged with promoting prostitution for all~ly using a women's softball team ro~ter In an attempt to hire prostitutes. Jeffrey S. Swift, 35, of Al\ron, was arrested by pollee Thursday night. Pollee sa!d one of the women on the team roster had arranged . a meeting with Swift, then alerted poHce officers. Swift had access to the tewjl roster through his job, pollee said. Swift appeared Friday before Akron Municipal Judge Robert Colopy. Promoting prostltuUCflls a felony . Colopy allowed Swift to post a signature bond. 1• Mayor guilty of public indecency I COLUMBUS (AP) - Tbe mayor of suburban Grandview Heights was found guilty Friday In Franklin County Municipal Court of public Indecency for expoSing himself to a 26-year-old woman. Lawrence E. Pierce. ~. pleaded no contest to the charge that .he exposed himself Tuesday evening to Cindy Kelly of Columbus on I·'Ill as he stood next to his parked van . • Pierce wUl be sentenced April 26. He could receive a 3Q.day jail term and a $250 fine. Mother finds missing chil4ren COLUMBUS (AP)-AColumbuswomanwhohadbeensearchlng for her 2·year·old twin boys found them In the fllthy bedroom of an · abandoned farmhouse near Fultlin. Connie Kimbler said her sons, Kevin and Kenny, were found In urine-soaked clothes In a bedroom where bread and bologna had been thrown on the f)cor for them to eat. She said she had been looking for ~ chlldren, with the help of post.e rs and prlva te detectives, since they falled to return Sept. 12, 1984, 'trom a VIsit with · their father, Edgll, from whom she Is separated. Headless animal bodies found COLUMBUS (AP) - The headless bodies of a goat, duck and rooster were found Thursday along Big Walnut Creek, but authorities don't know If It was the work of pranksters or cultisis. At the base of a I~ tree about 50 feet from the road were a doll made of sticks, wrapped In clear plastic and clad In a dress made from a page of The Wall Street Journal and a red rag around Its head. Nearby were a stuffed toy dog with blood on Its head, the heads of a goat and a duck and the headless body of a rooster. AboUt 20 feet away was the goat's torso. Patches of fur from the goat were In the area, and the duck's body was In a hole In a craci!ed drainage pipe. , PoHce Capt. Curtis Marcum said the InCident conremed him. "I want to know about things like this, because these people sometimes progress to people next," he saki. ' I " �~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TI~~~~~-~Swm~~-~~========:;~~~~~~~~~~~O~No-~-~~~·m~~~~W~.V~e~.======~================~M~e~~~~~~2 1 Area personnel file 1 Factors in fmding the right placement ....... ...•·-=-........... .._. ........ :: ...,a. .............. ................... 31 .' Home• for S1le 44 LAFF-A-DAY lottmont • 3 mobile homo lotli for Nle. owner will flnonco Colt 814-448 017& Addloon Ohio riVIr frontage a.. utlful 3 bdr homo built for you f18.BOO • up IM our modolo Colt 1·8 1 4· 888-7311 '" 1.. JrtllfHH•JIPI,.,,,.,,.,. ,._....,.,..... .. f"lfiUIJicttl ,..... nn'flr w Ohio-Point The n~a-Swm~- • TrbN - 441-2342 Sentlriel - 992·2156 Rlilter - 675-1333 24. ~~....,. ! •C.,..,;; Apartment for Rent · 51 Houuhold KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®bJ Larrr Wright Volloy Furnlturo. , _ • uMCI. Lorgo HCIIon of q,.l. 1ty furnituro 121• Eo-.o Avo • GoiUpollo JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Houolng Opportunity! rent .Urtt at •113 .-lid·•198 for *200, Trade Canter Furniture Outlot, Konougo. 011. N Moyteg • Crotlty Apptlonceo. Colt 114-441-44ttl. ·-........·-....., be1lro<om only $6600 Liberty 12•46, $3600 Froo dahvery and aet-up locettHI 2 mllet from the new Revenawoot! Bridge JunctiOn of 1·77 and Rt 2 Oene'a Mobile Hornet 304273-6136 In town. 3 bdr , 1Va bath, ref • dep •aqu11ad Call between 5PM & 8PM. 614· 446 3776 Smell unfurn 4 rrn houH 818 Roar Flr't Ave Colt 814-446 9779. Two bedroom apertmenttln New Haven Newly remodeled 1n town Cell 614· 992-7481. For rent: 1 bedroom fur· nlohed apartment Call 614992-6434 or 304-8822686 47 Wanted to Rent Pickens uaed furmture 304676-64B3 01675-1460 look1ng for 2 or 3 bdr home School Oootroct Colt 614-44$0066 RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE Uud 1toves and refrigerators Compare 25 1nch color TV 19 mch 8 our pncea save today 1 & W portable TV Coli • Phone 304-773-6430 614-742 ·2267 in Gallipolia C1ty Mw:ll<~nriise 52 C8.1'v, Radio Equipment I New Bemco queen 1111 m.ottrou and box opnngo mutt sell. make offer 304875 2608 54 Mise Merchandise Queen 11ze box spr~ngs a. metfreaa hd hew, a100 Coll614-266-1393 Knauff F~rowood Split· 95% hardwoods You pick up or 1we dehwr HEAP venc!er~ 614-2 61-6245 1 B Public Sale & Auction 2nd ANNUAL ACUTION Sposored By GALLIA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AT THEISS' MARKET Don Des Jr. : CHESHIRE- Fouremployeesat Ohio Valley Electnc Corp's Kyger : Creek plant were promoted this : month, according to Louis R Ford Jr , plant manager , John D Mink was promoted from yard supervisor, yard department, to safety superviSOr, personnel department, Gordon E Roth from maintenance mechanic-A to mam maintenance supervL'lOr to produc tlon superintendent mamtenance, maintenance department, and Lee 0 Wood from fire equipment maintainer. personnel department, to yard supervisor. ya1d · department. ; Mink JOmed OVEC in January ' 1955 as an instrument mechanic In tlie results department, after having worked for the OVEC construcllon department since Apnl1954 He advanced through the various · mstrument mechaniC positions and : m December 1957 was promoted to : results technician. In January 1977 : he was promoted to yard supervisor m the yard department Mink and his wife, Eileen, reside at 71llSecond Ave, Callipolls. Roth went to work at Kyger Creek ' in August 1955 as a janitor in the : labor janitor department In No: vember 1955 he became a mamtenance helper In the maintenance department, where he advanced to the position of maintenance .mechanic-A H<> lives al Rt 1, Cheshire Swam joined OVEC In October ; 1955 as a laborer In !he labor-janitor • department a1 Kyger Creek In ' December 1955 he became a mamlenance helper In !he' malnte· nance departmrnt, where he laler : advanced to ma1ntenance : mechanic-A • In September 1971, he was ; promoted 10 -mamtenance supervisor Swa m and his wife, Evelyn, ' reside at Rt 1, Crown City Wood joined OVEC In October •• 1953 as a guard during construction ; olthe l<ygerCreekpiant He served : as a guard In the personnel ·: department until September 19'10, • when he was promoted to stores ' attendant in the stores department In January 1977, he transferred back to the personnel department as : a fire equipment maintainer Wood ; and his wife, Beatrice, live at Loop : Road, Rutland. POMEROY - Don lies Jr., grandson of William and Margaret Sheridan of Pomeroy, has joined J .M, Smucker Co as a ; programmer-analyst In Its MIS : Department · HewHI beresponsiblefordevelop• lng new computer systems nand Rt. 160, S. of 554 stephen C. Snowden in Porter SAT, MARCH 30, 1985 STARTING AT 2:00 P.M. daily support of existing systems. Des Is a 1982 grilduate of Ohio State University Bathroom vanity, Squeezo. guitar, couch. chairs, and many more 1tems not listed. AUCTIONEER - GEORGE WOODWARD GALLIPOUS - Stephen Caroll Snowden, CLU, was elected an agency director for the Great Northwest Region's executive staff of State Farm Insurance CompanIes In Ore , Feb 1 graduate of Morehead SlateUniver· sity, Snowden started a "scratch" agency for State Farm In Middleport In June 1973 In December 1975, ~moved to Cincinnati as an agency manager During his nine years In management, he hired and trained 18 IIE'W agents, maintained one of the top agencies In the state, was a nine-time traveling MHIIonalre Manager and qualified for all na tiona! conventions He Is actively Involved In GAMA, CALU, OALU and NALU. He received his CLU designation In 1983 Son of Mr and Mrs Caron K. Snowden, Bidwell, he is marrted to the former Sharon Taylor of Gatlipolls and has two sons, Michael, 8, and Jonathan, 5 The family moved to Salem In January Earnings increase DAYTON, Ohio (AP)- Robbins & Myers Inc reported Increased sales and earnings from continuing operations for Its second quarter and fiscal first half of1985, but sale of its Comfort Conditioning Division produced a net loss for the second quarlfr of $2 7 mllllon, or $1.13 per share. Robbins & Myers makes computer motors and Industrial pumps Net Income for the second quarter, ending Feb. :18, from continuing operations was ~.001, orllcentspersharv.comparedwlth $217,000, or 9 cents a share, lor the same-period In 1984 Payroll $9.4 million LAKIN, W.Va - Nearly :ro emplayees ol American Electric Power System's river transportation divisiOn were pald$9.4mWion In wages, sa)arles and benellts In 1984, according to George Shamblln, division general manager. Shamblin said employees were paid $6.9 million In direct payroll, while another $2.5 mllUon was expended for employee benefits such as vacations, AEP Savings Plan and the company's contrlbu· tton to various medical and retirement plans. Is affected by other things the steel Lndustry decrease Some of the other !actors which affect unemployment ~ iir 'Ohio Is the production of foreign steel markets. corporations that produce the steel at a much cheaper rate, the advancement of technology and a broader perception of the knowledge to be used with this new technology. The lnOatlon rate directly affects the unemployment by raising the prices on markets and exchanges to the point where people can't afford them any longer. This ~ of cost-push ln11aUonl contrtbutes to a layoff of workers !rom the bust nesses stUl in operation In today's time, there are several points In whlch a person might be able to better themselves In the job seeking field. These points could play a key role In the unemployment rate A person must strive to be at hls or her best at all times and want what Is best for them. Some of these points were recently stated at a job seeking workshop held at Rio Grande College They were as follows· 1 Presentation ol one's self; 2 Extended or advanced education; 3. Forming a network of businesses In Interest; 4. Proper lnvesllgatlon of llrm; 5. Using all techniques to sell one's sell, 6. Making best ol the qualllles which make you as a person. Perhaps using these points might help In the consideratiOn of a job In the future. In today's times the unemployment rate Is climbing at a rate where one must use every means possible to secure a worthy job or positiOn. Some areas of employment that might be In the highlight in the future are· 1. Fields which direct towards service are accounting, education, sales, man· agement, elder service- mentalphysical, and fast food management. These llelda or areas, according to Peg Thornaa, placement director at Rio Grande College, are considered possible areas ol future employment lnvestlgallon In obtaining the light education for these· future areas should be considered. (3124, 31, 2tc Ann nun ce 111 ent s 2 In Memonam In lov1ng memory of Orvy Gatner. who paned away March 23. 1984 We hove lost our soul's companton. A lifo linked with our own And day by day we min h1m more. AI we walk through hfo atone. sadly mluod bY wife. ton end family In loveng memory of our dear Molhor. Glodyo M W1neo. who Plllod IWIY March 26. 1984 Sodty mlottd by uo oil Mr and Mra. Dane Holter ond Ftm1ty. Mr. end Mra Dav•d GrueHr and Famtly. In lovtng memory of Ooldee lynch. who pasMd IWIIY March 2B, 1981 Sadly mloood by hulbond and children 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sowing me chine repair. pt~ns, and supplies Pick up ond delivery, Devil Vecuum Clooner. one hllf mile up Goorgoo Croek Rd. Colt 814·441-0284. Balloons for Got Well. Annlvtrttrvo. 81rthdayo, portio&. ' slllglnv Gorrlllo. Colt Bottoon•• Co. 814-448-4313. Wlleve Enna··Found your old book 'Smoky.' Votuoblo popor lhtroln. Contoct me, 611111, 807-749-2638. Are you liCk and tired of fetllng lick tnd tlrtd? turn 110 uke charge of your hoohh, ftelgroot, onloy lifo fiM booklet ohowo how. CoM 814-2&8-1772 ;~=~~~~;:~ .~ wtlght ~Looo Sofa. olmpto, All natural program Money book guorontM Coil 81 4· 742·2328 SINGLES CLUB for Woot Vlrglnlonolt Ootollo t2 00 HillbillY Hoerto Club, Box B1, Coivoay, w. vo 26878. Auction every Fnday mght at the Hartford Community Center Trucklo1d1 of new merchandiae every week Contlgmentt of new & uted merchandise alwayt wei· comed R1chard Reynolds, Auctioneer Call 304-275· 3069 9 Wanted To Buy We ply cath for late model clean uted cart J1m M1nk Chev Oldt Inc Bill Gene Johnton 614 448 3872 ecaahe e26 end up for y01.4r JUnk car or truck Free p1ckup Coll614-245-9681. 24 hro COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bodo, ~ron. wood. cupboerds, chair•~ chetta. batke11. d11has. atone Jlrt. ant1quea. gold and silver Wr1te-M. D Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 467811 or cell 614-9927780. Buy1ng da1ly gold. sliver coins. rlngo,jewolry.otorllng ware. old c:oint. large currency. Top prices. Ed Burken Barber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh 614-9923478. Maintenance person part time & POIIIbly full time po11tton rn hospital Mtttng Must have electr~cal 6. plumbing knowledge PleaH aend resume whh work htttory 6. expertenceto box 600 In care of the Gallipolis Dilly Tribune, 826 3rd. Ave • Gallipolis, Oh 46631 Part·time dental allittant needed Experience pre· ferred Muat have pleaaant a~d friendly peraonallty. Please nnd re1ume to Box 600, In core of tho Golllpollo Dolly Tr~buno, 825 3rd. AVo, Galhpollo, Oh 45831. Government Jobs. $16,000·$60,000-yr. POl· olble All occupations How to f1nd Colt 1-806-8876000 Ext R 98011. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORSENIORS Tho Army Notional Guard can give you valuable work e•perience. Good Pay, good benefttl, pluo loorn e 11<111 Call 304675-3960 or 1-800·1423619 ')I' I 'J ll.t" 11 Help Wanted Sign rntlnv on ony our- Government Jobe. flee ••otlonol wDfll ot •1 yr. poltlprlcet. Fl'll ootl- blt. AI occupotlono. How to motoo. Call Doc 304-8711- find CtH 80&-817-8000 2713 Ext 11-4182. a.ooo-•ao.ooo / In SyrecuH, 9 room houH. 2 bathroom•, woodbumer. alum tiding, 2 cer cerport with wolkohop Colt 814982-7286 A golden oppor1un•ty· Make money tn your tpare time ... Join FRIENDLY HOME TOY ':: PARTIES tho looder for 30 years Openings for manager• and dealers We have the largest and best line In party ' plan Earn big money plut bonu1e1 end travel Incentives Start now and earn money •mmed1ately Cell 1-800-227-1610 22 Money to Loan Profeaaional Services 6 rooms. bath, utlltty room Storm windows. doors, elumt aiding, new roof. garage Coil 614 · 992· 5204 1 Card of Thanks 44 12xl0 Schull 1 Ox22 ft porch. large level lot, Crown 34 City. priCe neg • help f•nonce . Coll614-266·1444 Muol son 1983 14x62 Joy Skyline completely fum ex· capt bdr. wether a. dryer. completely underpinned, BK10 otorega bulldln11 aot· ting on prtvete rented lot Can stay if sold. Colt 614· 446-7200 after 6PM Business BUJidmgs For sale-In Ractne Ohto, on St Rt 124 New roof. maulated and paneled Cell 614-949•2719 FOR SAL~ OR tEASE, commerc•el property and new building. 70'x 100' With 2 ecrea. 200' road frontage. 12x60 King n1ce, 16,200 or no zonmg required, 2 milet taka car on trade Call north of Point Pleatant, W 814-367-7609 Ve on Rt 82 Phone 304676-1678 weekdays 3041980 Klngaley expando 676-7898 evenings and 7x24, air, sk1rt1ng, gutten. weekends mlcroweve, stereo. total oloctric. 2 bdr , 2 botho. I· oot-up In polk, 118.996 35 Lots Acreage Financing available 1 0% 1 - - - - - - - - - down, 1 6 yro Colt B14-4463647 Over 1 1cre level lot It Porter. 8x12 born. ttpllc 12x86 Torch 2-3 bdr . un· tank. ready for houl8 or furnished Ha1111 acreena S. mobile home Ceth or con uorms &. homemade tract Colt 614 388 -9736. porches Colt 614·4467132 !-;;:==;::;:::==== HOME OWNERS-Roflnonce to low fixed rote. Utt equity for any purpoae Leeder Mortgage Co, 614-6823061 23 . ' 3 Announcements : hel;r. Apartment for Rent Furnished efficiency 607 2nd AYe ~ Galhpohs Shari bath. $150 ut1ht1es pa1d, odulll Call 614-446·4416 oftor 7PM Furnished 2 rooms & bath downttlltrt. clean. adult only. no pets Ref requ~red Cotl614-446 ·1619 11 john Deere 8300 18 hoe g•atn dnll John Dee1e 12 hoe gram dnll 1200 Herd seeders (like new) 12 ff bush hog sp1ke harrow OWNER - DICK FICK Maveflck Auto from Vtc Whtppie Estate "TRACTOR" 2600 Ford Tractor gas If not sold before auction Cash Pos1trve 1.0. DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER-949 -2033 or 992-7301 DALE JOHNSON - APP AUCTIONEER responsible for ace• dents or loss of property or accJ- Help Wanted REGISTERED NURSES Immediate Opening ICU Full Time Nurse w11h "Ptrltnca \II ICU or CCU prtftrrt<l. bcallont ltanofits, pomion p(an, long larm olisall1hty, hosp•to5to· tion. SalarJ commtnsurat• w1th txptrltnct. Canto< I: Teresa Collins, R. N. Veterans Memortdl Mn•cn;tnl " Ownsr PUBLIC· AUCTION 1977 14x70. 3 bdr. 2 full bathl. Central a~r, \llnyl underpinning. 1tle down otropo Included Colt Century 21 Southorn Hilts R E., tnc 614-446-6810 after & colt 614·388-816& lr 614388·8282. Permanent hair removal: · Profe11lonal Electrolyela ' Clinic. Now Houro by op· • potntment, 10 AM·I PM, : : ; ; thru Fri. 304-871•, , 8 flt'dl ( Sl.ill' 3 mobile homeo foroolo Colt 814-992-3847 2 SBfo & 1OBfo 31 Fixed & V1111bll R1tes Purchase or Reftn1nce Fixed Rite Construction Loans Ttr1111 Up to 30 \'lal's Call: Jeri Allie (814) 379-2789 N .l. Stevena i} In Memoriam In Lovin& Memory of Three btdrooma, centr•l 1ir~ •lnyt woll paper, corpot throughout, lnoulotoo~, ,.w point. attached go..,., goo OU1dOOt grill. •wnlnilo: mony tKtroo. Coli 814-4412&13 til 8•00PM. oftor 8 OOPM colt 814·248· 8181 : • : · ; • ' : '"' . Whart the flowtfs &ently WIYI, LttS the one we love so dllrly But wllom WI ClMiid not IIYI God IIORI knows how WI lllill JGU, As HI eounttd thtttlll WI shod. Stdly misstd by family fnends. & ATTENTION OWNER OPERATORS/ FLEET OWNERS Ftot bod with aide klt1 •1111 vono wantod Excotlonl 1111o opportunity ovelloblo. Chock out lhooe be nefltl •Financial settlement m,de IYtry wetk , -Group ratos ovalloblt on lltdtcal. bobtJJI and colli- sion msur1nc1 In a cr•vnlde softly sleep- Homea for Sale stgns. Down Payments SIMI DIIVIIS Train Now For locol or Oror tilt 10011 •Job "-oemtl'lt A-'atanc. •DOT Cortlfioatloll eCorrMpcHIIIeltoe/RIMden'l c• IM-41t-totJ ••• 14 Mirtlre( Wth, W. VL •• iii 111Cllllllll ~ Oftlot...CtMrwttlr. " •HI1ht11 perctnlllt 11te p111d to Owner OperaJors •Siftl(t o(lllllors or htlsband and wife teams wanltd. Call: D1ck Jerrell 1304) 1176-1812 For oppotntmtnt wllh PIISonntl IKrUilot-k ol4/l/85 TRANSALL, INC. An EQUII Opportumty Employer M/ f SATURDAY MARCH 30, 1985 A.M. ION BARN :;~4\fp~~~~~~~~H~f:~~~:C~~t~~J:~':-:~~ onto11t.J1'j,MORTGAGE turn nght onto Patnot Road. W1tch for Vir&il R. Miller Need tempor•rv office with typing. ehorthen • word proce~tlng. filing, tela· phoning/ Cell Beth at 614446-3412 --------lcDopondablo yord oorvtco Wttdo Wo•woyo cloorod. Leave1 raked Hedges trlmmod. oto. Clll 814-IBZ2289. lilt Stock. 'ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" 2\4 H P Gallaway engme, wood wheel and steel low whee( wagons two wood beam turntng plows parts of weav1ng loom, sptnn•ng &yarn wheels cream & m1lk cans (5 & 10 gal), kraut cutter shavers. bench brass & ~ron kettles, flat Irons, lamps beds rock•ng cha1rs Chamjllon 118 laundry stove, treadle sew•ng machme, wheat cradles, egg box corn sheller & gnnder churn wood block plane copper wash botler, ian terns wagon brake lever and several more •terns MISC" Apt stze coal stove, sel platlorm scales, Burns1de stove, coal buckets 3 pt cut off saw w/bel1 pulley (or tractor wood & s1eel overhead garage doors, wood door & m1sc OWNERS - FICK BROTHERS· ROY FICK ' EQUIPMENT' & Auction beautiful riverview , Ka· nauga Foster'a Mol1tle Home Pork, 614-446-1602 ~ ~ Leundermat for sale In : Pomeroy Re11onable Only interested person• need ceH , 614-992-6937 ond oil< for Jerry Open territorlea w1th the new Avon. coli 304-676· 1429 Will care for Ill or elderly in your home, by hour or day, Cherrington Scrap M~:!!'~:;_j experienced 1n medical ~re . Unp. lron-•>z.oo cwt; 304-875·6137 tron-U 10 cwt. Motor Cut-f3 60 1cwt, No 2 Someone to ltay nights with Coppor-• 36 lb • Alum.- on elderly lody, 304-67&• 2& lb , Radlotora-• 28 lb. 3674 Calluobtforoyouttll (6141 882-76711. 12 Situations JepaneQ sworda wentad · Wanted Poying S200 00 mlnumum winter, 824 Patton, Springfield, Ill 62702. (217} 644- Will do houoecloonlng In 7811 or 523-8?28. Cllootor. Longbottom. Tuppora Plaine oreo Call Oolf club• for tHn·llger 814-985-4392 learning Qllmtl, reatonable. 304·8711·11752 I will coro for oldorly 1n my homo. Colt 814-892-8022. Wonted Junk or w.,.ckod Fcwd pickup. 1172 lhru 1878 304-87&·3174 18 Wanted to Do lrnpl11 111 t'rll countera, light ftxtures. change equipment Priced under e8000 Sele mu1t be completed before March 24, 1986 SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1985 AT 7:00 P.M. PARTIAL LISTING Business movm& to anothar area· 5 rooms of oH1ce equ• men! m good cond•tton - Watnul table wtth 4 leaves , 8 cha~rs, 2 captam cha~rs, 5 small metal bookCllses sw1vel desk chms, secretary metal desk 5 desks small fable and lamps, metal typewnter stand, AB Dtck Mimeograph Copier l1brary table wooden bookshell, many m1sc ttems JACOBSEN. XL-11, ndmg lawn mower w1th 42' mower deck, 3 gasblme push mowers 18,000 BTU a1r cond111oners many m1sc 11ems Somethi .. for Everyone Antiques, Collectors, Usad & New. Truckload of New ltrchllndiH Elch WHk Door Prizes Hive somtth1n1 JGU w111t to Hill Brin&It to tho Pltriot Auction Blm and we'll 1111 11 for you. Const~~~mtnts ••· copted from 1:00-5 00 P.lt on Slturdly Bam and Auct- Antlablt for fullllc AIICtions on Contract. Contract 1ncludos hlulina end l11nsportin1 all -ehandlse MARLIN WEDEIE\'ER - AUCTIONEER 245-5152 - 311-8249 Apprentice: Ftnis UKEJ lu•c-318-9370 Residont-and Businus Auction Service Also Avatlablt. one mile, then onto Road. Watch for auctron s1gns. The followmc wt~ sold: 24 Hereford Cattle be 24 14 bred he~fers 3 bull calves I herd bull All these purebed cattle are erther registered or eligible to be regtslered Load1ng sh ule avatlable 3 cows Wllh calves, 3 yeathng he11ers Farm Machmery MF super 90 tra ctor (d1esel) , B 414 International tractor (diesel), JO 50 tractor wtth 2 row corn ptcker, 4-14 turnrng plows, Case 2 bottom turn rng plows, NH 451 mowrng machtne, 4 row MF cultivators, 3 pt 2 row culttvator, dual wheel !ratter JO 400 mtxer gnnder, 1O'srngle culttpacker, JO 4 row drag corn planters, Ideal one row corn picker, 300 gallon sprayer wtth 8 row booms, 12' transport dtsc, 6' sraper blade, uttltty tratler, canoe tratler, water buggy KtngKutter 3 pt 5' bush hog, NH hay rake, JO hay baier ton 60' hay elevator, 20' hay conveyor wrth'motruck, tor, truck topper, one lot tobacco sttcks, one lot of locust posls, and mrscellaneous farm ttems, and 2 gravIty beds IP TeriiJ.r Cash Elts Anlllblt , ·i· ·~ :r ,,,.'k,. Cleveland Jenkins, Owner <to·" r crown ctty. 0111o <:!n ':t 11 ) LH Johnson-AUCTIOIIEER Phone 256-6740 Not responSJblo for aectdtnl1 or toss of �.,, • - "Page-0-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 154 Misc . Marchandise Umeeton.. Sand: Gravel. Piclc. up at Richards • Son. .Call 1114·448-7785. 64 Misc . Merchandie~ Ohio-Point .6 4 March W.Va. 24. 1981": ..•. 1ooki -/If Alli117!Je WAITAJJl Misc. M8rchandl•e FirewOOd for Jale. delivered . Pole bern'buildinga built. For 304 -676 , 2075 or 876 - free eatimatas Clll ~04-&75• 3981 . 2099 . 66 WIH cut •nd deliver fire- wood. Call 614-256 · 1528. Fill Ea1ter Bnk•t• with Cabbage Patch or Mr. T dolls, soft end herd •culp~ ture. 304-67.6 -6460. Peta for Sale 44 DtWm-Rialtor-311-11 55 66 Peta for Sale Kennell Profea· Briar~Mtch -'onal AH_·brMd trooming. lndoo<-ou1door -rdlng fa · cllltloo. Engllah Cocker Spaniol puppies. C.IIII14-3BB9790. Building Motarlals Block, brick. uwor pipes, w i ndows, lintels , etc. Claude Winters. Rio Grand•. 0 . Call814-245-5121 . li SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. ll«ky I.G.-t.ltor-446-0451 Jim coci ... I-Rialtor-446-7811 Virgna Sn!ith...:llaaltar-381-8126 Elilabeth l.ong-Reoltar-675-3961 Q:nguard TIREDOI' PAYING HIGH UTILITY IILLS? LIT US PAY THE BILLS I REAL TORe Spacial, Tropicalflah. Hamstero and oupplloo. Country Aquarium ne1r Br•dfora Tree Form . Call 1114-992· 81144. Cherryrldge Rd . 6~ For Sale or Trade 1981 Ford w,..,kor $1,500. Collll14-256-1393. 67 Musical lnlltruments FOT ..... Alv•r•l Var:i te.t top guitar lest than 2 years Old . Uke new. UOO .OO, coli 814-742-2988. • FMIII SliJllllif'•, & Bush - Hog rotary grau · mower, Model TM ~ 6. 6 ft cut, 3 point hitch, rear The Bird Coge: Bob.Y paraaxe cond, 304-468· :Stihl ch:!n sa~, .V.GC. Farm · mount, · · ~ keets, t OCkatiell. 'YiJ:ety i)fo 1727 . --•l!oll, 1276. Call 614-388- l ----:---:-:-----;-- finches, cages, feed and ._,8710. · Smith and Weston revolver suppllao. Coli 614-986 Mod&l 25. 46 caliber. 6Vz in 4212 . ~1 bar Mt 3 atoola. 1 bar set .With 2 etocila. 1 dreuar. Call barrel!, holster and presenta"614-446-0844 or 614-446- tion · caae included . AKC Registered Poodle pup$300.00. Gray motorcycle piea. 6 weeks pld. One year ;4537. helmet $20 .00. 304-675- old malo. Coli 814-8436274. 4464. '"'AKC Registered female Col ) ie pupa. $75 ea . Brunawick _,.pool table. excellent condi Real Estat G eral lion $200, {)1i;;·j :- ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE.- low Down Payment .NEW LISTING- PRIVATE AND CLOSE TO TOWII - 5 year old cedar bi-levellocated 5 miles from '- 27 acres. Remodeied 2 story, 5liedroom home. town. Includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large familx ... , .. I!Arn, fenced.. JiJiable acreage, partially. w_go~-~!L foom ~·"equipped ~iichert~ garage Plus 24'<24' Super location. Appro<. 2 miles from town . workshop. 1.247 acres. Kyger Creek and Adda. #~I ville schools. $49,900. . · . #814 .White fiberglass unsulated 'topper for Toyota pickup. :callli14-367-7804. woodburning stove • ~exc . cond, $200. Call 614 . ,. ·.446-7911. ·1977 pop up camper sleeps :e. 2 mopedo- 1979 Wattern - ~ .. = StCLUDED 4 ACRES - Cufiter.ieiit cuuiitr; li;;-· firewood for sal~ . Soft or )lord wood. Call 614-742.-9064. . ing will be yoilrs in this charming 4 bedroom. 2 bath ranch. Wa sher, dryer, range, 4 acres of na tural scenic land. La1ge 21h car garage with workshop. 2 horse stall bam, rural waler plus much more. bedroom home with large living nom, kitchen, bath, basement, fruit bees and storage building. $33,900. JO 2 row planter, ·tobacco setter. 6 pt. chl1el plow. J D 8 ft.. whool disc. New Holland hay reke, 3 pt. pott hole digger. sickle mower, 8 ft. dragdliac. Call 614-256 · _1_28_ 6_·-::--:---:--::-:-:--::1 Spring Special: 24'x30 'x8' with 11•x1' garagit dQor & urvlce door. e·3 ;888 erected. Iron HorH Bldga. 814-332-9746 collect. Formoll S.A. plow. disc, Sho- Bud Pro-1 pedal steel guitar 8700. F~mder Band· matter reverb amp-2·1 2" speaker coblnot f250. 304773-5693 . 54 ' belly mower. Call 814446-4626. Piano. · ~udwig upright , •200 .00. Phone 304-6754331 . Wheelhorse . 48 inch m.owar . Manuel shift. cultiva1or. 8 ft . side mower, 16 houraepower Workhorse garden tractor. Made by *2000.00. Coli · 614 -9926241. VANGUARD PAINTS :ouelity you can trust . Ebersbach Hardware, Guernsey bull 8 old, aired by Tetestar. 1500. Coli ·614-3792746 . Reg . "'o~th& large found belea of hay . Albert P.erker. 2 miles north ~i~"lter. Phono§ 1 4 -985 - -- All Utilities Included I~ Rent f x;cept Cable ond Telephone limittd number of apartments available for persons (110 · yean of og'e ond up . ~727 #771 TWIN RIVERS TOWER ., 675-6679 200 Second Street . Point Pleasont , W.Va. I HOUSE FOR SALE . BY OWNER 8V• PERCENT ASSUMABLE LOAN 5 years old, 3 BRs. 2 baths, FR built-in kitchen . DW. util. rm .• Office HOUfl : 9 a .m. to 5 p.m., Mondoy ·Fridoy or coli for appointment. A BEAUTY! LOCATED IN lARA SUBDIVISION, 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS; FORMAL DINING, EQUIPPED KITCHEN, SCREENED OUTDOOR DECK PERFECT FOR FAMILY BARBECUES, OR ENTERTAIING. SPLIT FOYER DESIGNED BRICK ANO FRAME EXTE· IMMACULATE, BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED! JUST LISTED! Livestock v!rp nment . iiuuii Hi liOAii on lhis l acres iapprox.i ioi. 4 :Pre-apring close out on. all 1 ladies bike, 1 boys bike, 1 63 aoclal event1 provide a relaxed and enjoyable en - :: Mt•ed firewood $20 .a ;-pickup load, you haul it . Call -:•14-446-4599. , girl bike, 1 Hoover sweeper, •"1 humdlfier. Cell 614-446:0625. 71 Al)toa for Sale --------- Enjoy the sKurity a,nd comforts thor are afforded wirh our re1trlcted building .ntry system. emergency coils system . loungl! and community room . Planned octlvltlas and - YOUR FAMILY DESERVES THE BEST! AND THIS HOME QUALITIES. LUAN WOOD SIDING, GIGANTIC DECK SO YOU CAN ENJOY THE FANTASTIC VIEW. 4 BEDROOMS, 22X20 LIVING ROOM, AREPLACE, FULL BASEMENT. 2 CAR GARAGE. 6\! BEAUTIFUL ACRES, LAKE DRIVE, RIO GRANDE. CALL FOR AN API'OINTMEII!T 2 6 3 bottom plo- 1195 6 up. Dloc 112& 6 up. Brush hogs t2911 6 up. 800 c ... tractor with PS 12,795. Very clean VermMr round beiefl : ••••· Coll614-286; 8522. Alltoa for 8818 200 Second Street Point Pleosont, W. Vo . ~ 1-517-592-3821 . Wanted to Buy 71 Tronsporldliun TWIN RIVERS TOWER 11812 ~----· -~ ~"T'- -Flyer and 1981 Honda Ex-. -press. Call 614-388 -8437. ""'tHI buildings. direct factorY to you discounta,lmmadiete delivery. Call collect ........ 304-182-3184. Livelltock Hou1lng for the elderly and hondicapped. Rent Is 30•1. of ad]u1ted Income under HUO Section 8 pr~ttt~ram . To qualify for the reduced rent your income must be o max imum of $13,250 per veor for one person and $15,100 per year for a couple. ===. Canaday Realty .446-3636~ -"~- 5 hp Gibson hoovy duty, rotary tiller with pow« 83 Real Estate General JUST LISTED - THE SELLERS LOSS is your gain with this 3 bedroom ranch. Custom made kitchen ~ bi.!!l!tsc CaJpete!Uhrou@hout. Carport. R~entlv constructed garage. Large lawn. Good garden area. State Route. G1.;-2GC~ I,;:::==~~~~-~e~~e~n~-~- ~·=·~- ""4621. Farm Eq\lipment From whNI brocket for Hahn eclipse 19" lawn mower . 304-87!1-8437. L1vesloc~. g·ardlil'rtl•iCtot ·lnodel 44' cut, 16 HP, cast Iron sleeves. Used aboUt 10 )lours, new cond. Call 614· .388-9736 . 61 62 Malo Peek-o-poo puppleo. 8 -ko old . Cell 814-9925013. For dotolls call 814-4467921 · Weason model 19 end 66. 304-675-7476. "'King Peta for Sale Ludwig drum Mt, complete. Guns!! Guns:ll Smith and ''""'"~~,lira 66 AI(C registered PeldnQtM -;;-:;--;:-:-::-;:----c-::-::=pups, phon• 304-896- · 6 1 Farm Equipment 3958. '--------~ Apartment for Rent ~ inGreat deal, plus good warranty for more information phone 304675 -4173 or 304 - 6754861 . The Sunday Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleaaant. W. Va. HILLCREST KENNELS Boordlng ell breedo. HNted Indoor-outdoor foc1111101 . AKC Dolrermon · puppiolo: Studfervlco. Collll14-441 17111. .-&l'f.Cl... L .cut ala"""' · ioad1 deliv.,.d in dump truck noo. or21oado $180. You pick!Jp t16 . Coli 614· 245-5804. 1985 March 2 car garage, patio, lieat pump, AC. NEW HAVEN Call TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE REDUCED PRICE of this modem ranch. 3 Bedrooms, 1112 baths, family room, living'room with fireplace, full divided basement. 16'x32' in-ground swimming pool with privacy fence. large lawn. Owners · have left area and need to sell. #769 CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. FAMILY WANTED- Home in a family neighbor· hood. Tastefully decorated bi·level featuring 3 bedr~ms, l'h baths, spacious family room with fireplace, 2 car garage,_covered ~eck. level treed lawn. Priced in the 50s. Shown by appointment. or 304-773-5927 lOCATION. ME~NS EVEJIYIHINGI - This brick ranch is very close to Spring Valley and hospital but has 1.5 -acres to romp around on. 3 BRs and I \! bath with attractive kitchen , fireplace in living room and 2 car garage. Well insulated lor easy heating and cooling. $62,500. #211 · ~798 . an·••'""'" -pomeroy, Ohio. Call 614:&92·281,. (till Wnnrl R• nit f I 3? lC!tJII Sr 446-6610 Gr.; 11 ~r) 1 1\ -IH 10!-Jt> Real Estate General Real Estate Gaoeral "HALLMARK OF HOME" IN THE E"RlY 18th CENTURY - 2 story, pleasing, eye-catcching 3 bedrooms, dining room , family roo!", master bed .. 100m 14'<29', large walk_-in closet, new _carpel. Refinished original oak tnm, brass light fixtures, barnyard, barn, garage, other buildings. 5 acres lenced psture. This won 't last. Slate Rt. 775. #792 and mone1 mstalling a new home. bedrm. mobile home situated in Perry Twp. on Approx. acres. 18'x30' garage and 10'x!O' cellar house. Price lor $21.500.00. 5ll1ING YOUI UAL ESTAn IS IIG iUSIHESS•.• . SINCE 1943 m REALTOR • CAPE COD - Price reduced to Owner wants to head sooth 111d is home behind. Features o·n ~·1200 . 00. in good condition. Call cll14•992-3379, ~utcherlng equipment. Biro ::SS meat aaw. lnterprlze JVrinder. Hobart SS slicer. i}tobart meet cuber. Excel- lent condition. 81500.00. cColl 614-742-2753. 'is in. Zenith color T.V.. 2 .N .P. p, T.O .. 1 Square gear •P.T.O .. 1 Sub frame with :cvl . end pump .. 1970 Dodge .2 ton. Coli 814-949-2226. ·Pra-•pring close-out on all ,.teal buildings. Direct fac 1orv to you diacounts. lmme~diate delivery. Cell collect :1-517-692 -3821 . House of the Week· LOCATION: BEAR RUN ROAD. CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM. ASKING PRICE: $54,000 LOT SIZE: 5 ACRES HOME DESCRIPTION: 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, CUSTOM BUILT FRAME RANCH, CARPORT. CEN. AIR COND. BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT. OWNERS LEAVING AREA - Completely fur. nished 3 bed 100m Tudor style home only 4 years old, 2 baths, family room, den or 4th bedroom. kitchen complete w1th applianc.es. . Heat P.Ump, cenlral air, allached garage. W1thm .3 miles of town. Only $49 ~900. Call for an appomtment to day. #784 OWNERS LEAVING FOR MEXICO and mu st sacrifice t.his charming 14'•70' Holly P~rk mobile home situated on a 2 acre tract. Furnished. Formal dining area, spac1ous living room, 2 bed· rooms, I \! baths, 12'<35' covered patio, 24'x24' garage. Shown by appoi ntment. Reduced price. #761 NEW LISTING- "PPROXIM,.TELY 45 ACRES of fertile soil. Good building sites. Frontage on Bidwell-Rodney Road close to new ce real mill. Barn, 2 ponds, fenced . Partially wooded. Tillable acreage. Good pasture. Mineral rights. Rural water available. . #813 . LOVELY HOME IN THE COUNTRY - 3 bed10om ranch can be bought with 3 or 25 acres. Home has new kitchen w1th all appliances, formal dining room with beautiful chandelier, living room wijh stone fireplace, breakfast room, family room , partial basement, utility room, garden tub in bath. Barn and outbuilding. •Firewood $20.00 pickup ~lood. UO.OO delivered . Call . 304 -675-6762 or 675 ·:;!991 . . ' :PHOTO SPECIAL now thru -'March 31st, 6 reprint& from ..color negatives or 3 prints ...from alidea or 3 copy prlntl N707 ...from print&. Your choice 99 "Cents. Phar- FREEZER BEEF #747 lb. LOREN NOLAN 388-9676 ___. _ . . $25,000 - NICE 3 BEDROOM, HAS RIVERVIEW, CARPORT, . · FRAME WITH VINYL SIDING, FUEL OIL FURNACE PLUS COAL AND WOOD FURNACE. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE: NEAR KYGER CREEK AND GAVIN PLANTS. GROCERY - SERVICE STATION - CARRY OUT - PLUS NICE 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT. PRICE NEGOTIABLE! [9. ® SHOESTRING RIDGE - APPROX. 8 ACRES, BLACKTOP ~101t' ~r:"'...."=" ROAD, RURAL WATER AVAILA- . Autl>t>rflmrv/n. ~ BLE S8.4BO. "- -·'\4i".af~ LAND HOI 57 ACRES, BLACK·. Aln •• ~ ;JD"soclate TOP ROAO. RURAL WATER v•~'f 4JG-j383 AVAIALBLE, NORTH GALLIA n ..... ._Alt·l ~.J\:SgOOiate AREA. $50,000. CA11ID! t I ACRE LOT- HAS BEEN SURVEYED, BLACKTOP ROAD, nr r !k'- ..• n,....,_ RURAL WATER AVAILABLE. ;;uJWSt.::i[ • ..,._ lillgq] 4 fl 6-J = $4,500. " "' ~Q~1poQ1~, ,y~!O 12 EVANS HEIGHTS - Truly a delightful ranch home. 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, full divided basement with family room and fireplace. Range, refrigerator. dishwasher. City schools, water and sewer. Affordable price. $31,000. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION and convenient loca tion makes this home right for you. Eat-in kitchen . with range and refrigerator. 2 or 3 bedrooms. ba sement. I car garage plus attached carporl with concrete floor, 8'• 12' oulbuilding, mce corner lot, city schools. #755 HOME 'FORALL SEASONS - Well cared lor 14'x 70' Vindale mobile home situated on almost an acre lawn. Pleasing lloor plan, 2 large bed rooms, separate dining area, central air, completely underp inned and tied down. Covered front patio. Unallached garage. Only $21.900. ~799 LOOK FORWARD TO COMING HOME to lhis unique 1emodeled home. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-i n kitchen, formal dining, spacious formal entry. Deck, barn, 3 acres. Owners have !educed price and will consider reasonable offer. Make an appointment today. #756 OWNER MOVING TO FLORIDA - Must sell this 5 year old, 3 bedroom all electric ranch on ~1. Rt. 160. Hardwood floors are carpeted lully insulated, basement wilh garage plus a car detached garage. Situated on a very nice I\! acre yard . $35,000. #764 i area, I room utility 1oom, mud room. 2 car attached garage. Home Protection Plan. #781 N789 F"RM - Approx. 60 acres with barn, 2 sheds, chicken house, garage. Double wide home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, eat-in kitchen with refrige1ator and range . Property located at St. Rt. 141. Owner an<lous to sell. NEW LISTING- G•orp's Cruk Road- Nice 3 bedroom home located on approx. ~ acre. large kitchen, garage, electric heat. Agood buy at only $32,500. OWNER WANTS AN OFFER- Must sell 3 bed· room, I ~ story home with new carpet, basemen!, garage. Close to town and hospital. Pomeroy. $34,000. NilS BUILDING LOT - 4 acres ready for you to your dream home. Water tap. W~hin 3·mile of City school system. Restricted. . #788 IN TOWN - Owner may help finance this older 2 SIDfY. home at 3rd Avenue. Includes 2 bedrooms, lam11y room, nat. gas heat. Garage. $20,00~ 737 SPRING BARGAIN - 3.8 acres. more or les~ Tycoon Ibid. $1,200. #778 #738 LAND -Desirable tract, 96.62 acres more or less on St. Rt. 124. Appro<. 30 acres tillable. Pond, some older barns. #723 ven year old 14x70 mobile home set on permanenl loundation with expando, screened-In porch, sunporch and deck added to make a fine permanent dwelling. Also 16x24 storage b01ld1ng. Located in Evergreen 0n Pme Hill Cemetery Rd . Garden area and other building lot. All lor $32,000. #315 PRICE REDUCED on this very attractive 3 bedroom ranch plus 8\4 acres more or less. Living room with woildburner, kitchen and dining area have been recently remodeled, 2 car garage, 30'x24' outbuilding, 10'x12' woodshed, cellar with 14'x 12' shop on top, !Ural water. #768 POSSIBILITY OF LOA" ~SSUMPTION - AttractiVe home wit~ inviting country setting. ·3 bed· r~oms, 2 baths, large dining area, kitchen with · d!shwashe{,_·spacious living room, unfinished fam1ly room, 2 car garage. Heat puinp, central air. Over I acre lawn. W1thtn 7-B miles of town. City schools . $59,900. 11780 NEW LISTING - 30 ACRES - Mainly wooded with cleared homesite. Private setting. Rural wa• ter available. Good hunting area. Surveyed. Mineral rights included. Approx. 9 miles from city. Green Township. 446-3644 STOP I LOOK NO FURTHER! -,Small3 BR home'" town. full base men!. Buyer s ProtectiOn Plan. Nice inside. easy to care for. 622 4th Avenue . $38,500. #230 tst AVENUE. JUST . LIKE NEW - Everything- roof, sidin g, msulation, floor s, walls. ceiling, kitchen cabinets. appliances, balh room, healing a1r conditioning-eve!ylhmg 1s brand new. Qw~e r has spe nt $35.000 more on lhis one than he is asking. You must see it-1t's pertecl. $125,000 buys il. JUST WHAT THE OOCIOR ORDERE_ O- Lovely 4 BR home in a qu iet wooded locallon. Equ1pped eat-in kitchen, FR with lireplace, 3 baths. Excel lent neighborhood. 4.65 ac. Add itional acreage available. $99.000. #101 READY FOR HOOK-UP- Appro•. 21oacres with septic tank, electric and rural water available. Located at Bill George Road. Priced at $5,900. 8797 ASSUMABLE LOAN - IN CHESHIRE: DWIIERS 4 bedroom home. term, $4,900 I I I I II I I I #106 8809 MAY TRADE FOR HOUSE Quality constructed 3 BR ranc h includes eat-in kitchen, 2 fireplaces. hardwood floors. lull basement and oversized gatage. Cily schools. $44.900. II 1 ....... ~~=..:....,......___. . . ;_--m!,, I r; . .. 1 _.. . . . . .,. ~ ·~ $33,900. 11806 BE A PROUD OWNER- This home sparkles with '(larmth and will invite you In for a tour. Very at· traclive carpet throughout. 3 bedrooms, 12'xl7' kitchen with Z-Brick. Garage. Air conditioning ·unit. Hot water heater recently replaced . Low maintenance. lovely fenced back yard. Most tor your money. $38,500. City schools. .. . ·lln6 OWNER MAY TRADE FOR HOME - $30,000 wilt buy a comfortable 3 BR mobil ehome and 25 beautiful acres ot land . Spring, outbuilding, very well landscaped. KC schools, 5 miles from St. Rt. 160 on St. Rt. 554. 11714 ONLY $19,9001 - A value you can't beat. 3 bedroom frame ranch. Approx. I II acres. Storage building. Good garden area. Close to Ewineton area. ' •• #224 SUBURBAN PAR,.OISE - Tucked away on a 1 ~ ac. knoll just \! mile out of lown. You have .admired this attractive ~ bedroom bnck each ll.me ou sssed it features 2 woodburmng lue~ace~ 1\! baths, outstanding kitchen , beaultful family room, 2 car garage •. base~ent and lots ol p!)vacy willl oulstandi~g VIeW. Pnced at $69,500 because owner wants 11 sold QUICk. MINT CONDITION - New listin&ln Mills Villqe - Access Direct to U. s, Rt. 35 . - Large family room on lower level w1th . wood stove, 51 rooms up, 4 doWli, I II baths. bu111-1n range and oven. Entire home in and out looks almost like new. Holding at $59,000. · 1101 U.OOO SQ. FT. BlDG. IN TOWN- Masoory bldg. on 1st Ave. & Spruce St. has 5 exteno1 a~d 31nterior loading docks. Over 2,400 sq.lt. of !mp~oved office space. Building has numerous poss1bllil1es. Call Ike Wiseman tor more mfo. ucg ASPECIAL HOlE -Located in Tera Estates. Features nice floor plan, 1633 . square feet, elaht rooms .plus two baths, over·s1zed h•o car garage with workshop space, patiO and IS a. well -construcied brick 1anch. We would certamly en1oy showing you this fine home. Call lor an appomtment. $65,000. #40 3 11753 ll KE NEW - 430 Lewis Drive. Thil adorable ranch home ~ perfect lor anyone 3 bedrooms, l 'h baths, lovely carpet. very large eatin kitchen, central air, ~I insulated. City schools, water and sewer. 1754 EXCELLENT RIVER VIEW - This 3 BR ranch on Lowe! Rt. 7 oilers oull;tanding v1ew of the river. Beautiful fneplace in living ·room, compliment ha1dwood lloors. large eat-in kilchen . I balh, partial basement. P1operty has mQbi le home pad and block garage. Buyers Protection Plan . Reduced to $34,900. Ul6 Ike Wiseman - 446-3796 B. J. Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde B. Walket - 245-6276 David E . Wiseman - 446-9666 STOP LONG ENOUGH TO SEE THIS HEW 3 BR BRICK RANCH - It's got almost everything you're probably looking tor; loc.ation, size, quali\Y · - all on a nice one acre lot 2 m1les lrom town . Its a very attractive home and is delinitely seel'!Orlhy. Owners want to sell and probably won't argue on reasonable offer. Priced in the 70s. #244 m4 NEED EXTRA SPACE FOR GROWING FAtflllYlYou need to see th is home. Has 3BRsand bath up w1th 1 BR and ~ bath down. Also full basement, convenient kitchen . dining, family room area with one of most attractive efficiently_bu1ll fneplaces we have seen. Nice living rm. N1ce shade trees . produclive garden area. garage, trailer space ren lal al l on the large lots. All for just $40,000. ' . ~~ REALTOR TWO ACRES M/l with extra good conditioned se- · 1974 Chevy pick-up. 4 new tirea. 360. standart shift. ; H60.00 . 1983 Monte -porlo. 305. 37,000 miles. :.. 186 pound weight set. .•60.00. 600 pound copac·hY weight bench, t75 .00 . ·bcercisa bicycle, teo.oo. ;9a11 614-742-2744 . Grain Fed. 99~ at home. REAL ESTATE ~"oth, 3 ACRES - Beau!Wul site overlooking the river. Sits high and all lays flat. located at lower River Road. No restrictions. 11101 11745 Cll984 Century 21 Real Eota~CofllOroUon 18tituleefortht NAP. illlld"-tndornarb of Century ZllleafEotatet'urporatlun. Printed In !'.S.A. F.qualll~oulllnltlpportuni~Gt BACBOmCEISINDBPI!NDBNTLYOWNEDANDOPIIATED. CIRCA tall - 2 sto1y b1ick ho~. Ideal corn~r lot location. This home hes old ltme flavor you II fall in love with . Plenty ol room lor the largestla_mily. tt includes lor mal entr~nce. pa~or. living room, dinin' room den, 2 sta1rceses an~ 2 baths. Beautiful tnm enhances hardwood floors. New gas furnace end central air. $89.900. 11202 PRIME LOCATION - located on Rt. 35 west, this tract of land includes 3 BR doublew1de w1th 2 b•ths living 1oom and eat-in kitchen, and a 2 BR 12x61i mobile home. Excellent Investment be· cause of location and possibilities. 30 feet Irontage on Rt. 35. $46,000. • • 326 EXCEPTIONALLY WELL DECORATED in Early Amencan charm. 3-4 bedroom s, beautilul living room with fireplace and fantastic view ollbe river. Nice shady lawn runs to the rive1 !fish or ha ve o boot dock in your own tront yard). In town location. very quiet and peaceful surroundmgs. $B9.2 00. #103 113 ACRE FARII WITH STATELY OLD 7 Rll HOUSE in good repair. Two good barns-one tobacco and livestock, one for livestock. Con~ret~ floor down and hay storage above. 20 x60 machine shed, grain storage and garage. 31 acres of productive crop land, 65 acres hill pasture, some woods . Coal rePDfeds¥~~ part of larm, good tobacco bc~. All or • · 11346 00 I .. -1 ~IS,IS IT;·~:;ic: r~::h- boa::4·:. ~ ~ith: I.J and kitchen w1th oak cabmets and cenler isle. Fin1shed basement offers rec. room, workshop and fi- ~ replace. Gas heat, CA. 2 car ga ra&e . Excellent neighborhood. Buyer 's Protection Plan. $89,900. . -205 ' HAS IT All - B acre bottom land, 15 ~e~e pasture , 25 acre wood s, pond, strea m, greenhouse. good modern home, private locat1on and only 9.5 mile to Holzer Hospilal Priced at $57,500. 1343 STRilE A BALANCE WITH NATURE - Refrnhing! Relaxing! Rustic cedar ranch on a Pllle-S· tudded knoll and surrounded by 23 rolling ICfeS. 3 la1le BRs, FR, LR, 2 balhs and 2 cat praee. $79.~. •• . .• • • • • • •1_1_1_1_1_1_1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~---------.,----- • �' t 71 Autoa for Sale 1984 Olda Cu11eoa 11.000 mlloo, *10.800. Coli 614· 446.;!91 1' 1979 Hondo XL 1811 good cond. Coli 814-371-2820. 1980 AMC Spirit good condition 12.600. can 814268-1419 o1ter 5:00PM. 1970 LTD Nno gocid, need• tran1. work, • .125', Call 614-446-3920 oltor 4PM. 1978 Cuttou Supreme PS, PB. AC, 8-trock. nice. Coli 614-388-9680. 1982 AMC Spirit, 4 opd .. AM· FM tape. aun roof. new radial tlrea. low mileage. $3,996. John"• Auto Soleo. 8ulovillo Ad, Cal 814-448' 47B2. . 1982 Camara au1om11ic 306 engine, AC. crul1e 71 Autoa for Sale 19711 Dodge Aopen. auto. 318 VII. looko good. *700. 110.700. Cell 614-4461691 ' - 19611, Dodge Dart 1111,000 mi., new rediala, hlitt-v. brakes. ball joint•~ IJke new. Coli 614-446-1749. General lee 1988 Dodge Charger. 440 engine. 4 ap. tr•ns .. excellent body and .interior. Southern ~ar. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolia, Ohio-Point 72 .Trucka for Sale cruise, line-a-bed. AM -FM . 78 Suboru Brei. 83.000 milea. Exc. cond. 304-676- 6217. '76 Dodge, cultomized van, Cell 814-448-4422. 'hall ton, 304·876-7984. 1 97B Dodge Club Cab truck, $1 100.00. Coli 614742-2781. ' Ford 1 9B6 F260 4x4 XLT B600 GVW, IWIY bor1, p. '67 Chev two ton truck. ·combination. dump, cattle· rack and grein bed. fair cond, 304-676-21 65. 1980 Ford Cargo vo.n F160. $2860. 304-676-1678 or windwoa and dOor locks, automatic, air, crulae, tilt wheel, am·f.m ca11ette crome ltep bumper tinted gle11 delay wlpera, tutone paint, poel traction and 19B3 510 Blazer. euto· malic, PS. PB, excellent condition. 304-8.76-1036. trailer with II HP Mercury ing. C~ll 814-992-11683. ..:.;:_ _:_.,.....~---lc­ motor 11,000. Coli 114448-11118. M~GHEE Real Estate Gen8ral 'R,eal** You will re~fly fall in love with this family oriented home when you step inside. Owners hive put that special touch on the inside which we're sura will acrae with anyone's taste. Quality construction throupout house: hardwood ffoorl, very attractive knotty pine •t-in kitchen, cozy family room with warm brick fireplace. Convenient location to town or hospital In super nei&hborllood. Owners anxious to sell. Will consider ofle<. $46,!100. #233 tate Agency Home Improvement• 83 86 EXCIVating 2 brand new cloth Jeep tjl:•· ..s. ooe~ch . Calle14-l 2·7841 . 87 GeneJal Hauling Upholamry TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY IHOP 1163 s... Ave., Gollpollo. 8 14-448· 7833 or 814-4481833. . . - - - ------ · [X) (] I I WHEI'tE TH~II"T 115 THE 5E5T VIRTUE. ,_STEFFO± r I I - XJ Nlswerhere: IN AN •• , Yester.....y s I Answer: Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug· gested by the aboye canoon. [I Xll Xr I ) 76 Auto Parta & Acc.eaaories Bunkhoueo compor, 1979 monto, fen 24 ft. roof elr • n•w awning. Uled v-v little, num aiding, overhang runer & roofing. FrH lltimetl!e. BRIBE New Procell, 4 IPHd trant· mloalon lor 197414 ton Ford Pickup. Coli 1114-74230&4. 81 Home Improvement• GAMBOL THRUSH . Those days Were less hustle and morethlls- 1 Real Estate General D • M Cont.ractorl. Vinyl and al\lminum sidingreplacement window•· inaulatlng·rooflng· BUSTLE .TEAFORD Real Estate General · Business Services Vlnyl.aluml- felt there would be a good play for graml slam if South ~eld the K-Q of spades. (He -umed a e• 1collent, oleopo 7 • Coli 814-3117-7488. U>.OOO . OO. 304-882·1------:.___ 29911. Micheol's Pointing and Wallpapering, Call 614-742232B. S1:r v1ct:~: RINGlES'S SERVICE. ••- (Ar1l-s Jumbles: HURRY e.m. to 8 p.m. Rogers Basa.ment Waterproofing. · . • Campara remodellng end new Real Estate 1983 Honde"'Moped. Good. condition. Coli 814-2473762. aeven-<!ard suit.) The leap to five notrump waa the grand slam foree, uklng South to bid aeven with two of tbe top three bonoro In apadea. South may not bave followed tbe dictates of good aetllle with bia Opet\111& bk!, bat be did obey partner's request now. He bid the grand slam, AB usual, the worot bidden make the best declarers, combining alilll with a healthy d - of luck. Declarer could see only 11 tricks on top. U clubll divide 4·3 he could eatabU.b a ' If · . f ourth cI ub by ru Ina one round, but that still cornea to only 12 tricks. Soutb decided to take a very tbln chance. He won the ace of spades in demmy amllmmedlately-caahed both red aces. Now be ran all his trum111, all the clubll ill dummy. 0n perienced carpenter. electrician. M81on, painter. roof- Ing (Including hot tar sppllcotionl 304-676 -208B or 876-7388. Rotaryorcabletooldrllling . Molt walla completed aama day . Pump alea and aervi·- ceo. 304-B96 -3B02. conatructlon-guttera. Call 3Q4-773-&131. · 8 • 0 Homelmprovemento. cement · wind NEW LISTING- Spacious8 ranch with lg. stone fire. in the family rm., clogalore, 3 BRs, 2 baths, garage, young fruit and aCres~ ·- ,_ • -""~"~· '81 Hondo CX&OO. 900 mlloo, 81 ,276.00. 304876-2829. .MMR 563- NEW USTING- On M~i~,!:ounty Rd. I. Coun- · try riving, ·lipprox: TS"acres with 2 story sluc.:o 'hcms.- 3 bed· rooms, dining room. bath, hardwood floors lhroulrtlout. 2 garden spots and well. Heats with woodburner. Sells for $34,900 MMR 562 .- NEW LISTING- Mini farm - Approx. 61h ares with newly remodeled home. 3 bedrooms, family room w/woodburner. Enclosed porch, .garage, barn and shed. 2 oonds and fenced. Call for your appt. MMR 551 Executive brick ranch on lincoln Hill. Large living room-dining room combo . Equipped kitchen with disposal· and dishwasher. Two ceramic tile baths. Family room has fireplace, built-in bookcase and beamed ceiling. Much more. Check it oul!! MMR 554 - Use your imagination on this one! located on WeHe Terrace it has 3 bedrooms. dining room, family room. Situated on IOO'xiOO' lot. PRICE REDUCED to $28,500. MMR 552- Ranch style home on Lellding Creek Rd. living room has stone fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full basement, double garage. PRICE REDUCED to $34,000. . MMR 555 - Large 2 story colonial with double porhes. On the riverfront in Middleport. Eat-in kitchen, 4 IH!drooms, dining room. Affordable price $25,000. 81 The Sundlv Times-Sentinel- Page 0-7 Ford truck, perto. 1988 thru 1979. 304·1175·3874. \ CRAN D'} -·-- ing. Cell814-992-6883. · Broker Cheryl Lemley, , llei&s County Associate Phone 742-3171 Auto Pane • Acceaeorlea J I Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pllltlnt. W.Va. 79 MotOJa Home• reteinl right to refuse any or ~ud· Auto Parta & Acce1aorl81 .I I I . J I H· D motorcycle repair, Arnerlcen made. al1o weld· 'II. L. "Bud" McGHEE 76 78 ' 18 tt. wood rowing johnboot. 1\ftede by Weaver . Call 1'814-1199-7671 . Real Estate General wegon noo. 304-876- all bids. For more informeiton, coli 304-676·3668. 3B60. Wiseman · -lcmoto;cycle repair, American made, alto weld· H· D B01t1and Motora for Sale 1B ft. V-bottom boat • more. 8,000 mlleo. 114,400. 304 -8711-·421. 7:30 e.m. - 9:00 p.m. 16, 19B6. 10 AM . Dillrlct maxi - 1978 Ford CourTier t700. 2 Honde Big Redo 1983 • Collf14-381-1710. 1984. Sea at Bltll Hondo. 1881 Ford F-100 llepalde 1983 Honde 760 Shadow. ohonbed PU, e cyl .. 4 opd .. Coll614-441-3112 or 814rodlo. therp, 14,891. John'a eve. 7403. Auto loltla, BuloviHa Ad. f - - - - - - - - 79 Plymouth hatchbtlck. gc. · Co111114-4411-4782. 1982 Honde 1100 lnternew tirea, beat otter. 304· lllte·4,6110 miltlo. Coll61 4675-2636. 4411-3BB2 or 114-44873 Vena 8o 4 W.O. 0291 . 1982 Chtiv cer. 38,000 mllea, 1973 Ford ven, 1987 197B Blezer 4·WD. V·B, 197B Honda XL 350 1400. Ford 1 ton van, exc. shape. auto. 'PS. PB. exc. tire• & Coll614-367-7147 or 1114alao uaed awMpers and lewn exhautt, good ahepe, · 446-2422. mowera. 304·8715-6512 or 13.200 . Coli 1114-248- - - - - - - - - For Mle Sur.ukl motor cycle. 1176-2486. 9214 al1er II. Cell 111 4-258·826 1 otter , '78 Ford LTD, body dsm- 1978 Ford van cu1tom. 8PM. •ged. 'lfery good mechani· good cond. Coli 814-388· 1974 Harley D•vldoon 1000 coly. 8660.00. 3(14-876- 9989. Sporteer prlco 12,200. Call 6122. 614-446-2077. '73 Monte Carlo 1650.00 For •••• or tr•d•. 1979 ond '74 Comet 8100.00. Dodge Von Model 8.200. 83 Honde 760 Shadow only 304-678-2963. e3200.00 or meke oHer. 2,200 milea. 2 helmeta, exc. cond. Caii614-446-373B. Coll614-742-2395. 1966 I.H.C. Truck tractor, 1972 Volkawagen, good poor condition. 1956 Semi· condition, engine rebuilt re· trailer lowboy. Bids ahould cently, good tirea. *700. be aent to the Weatern SCD, Firat St., Pt. Plea· Phone 304-882-3692 after 224·C unt, WV. Bid opening: April 6:30. van. 78 1977 Plymouth · Arrow, 4 82500 . Cell 814-742- ,_67_&_-_7_&9_8_._ _ _ __ 2603. ,. 1974 Dodge Mlrd124, 1 W.Va. opeitd. 4cyl. Runogood. Goo uver. ta50. CoH 1!14-992- control. AM-FM · 8 track. 72 Trucks for Sale 18,000. Cell 814-448 7368. 1979 Ford Super Cob F160, 4-WD. auto.. AC. 1981 Cadillac Fleetwood D'ela.gance, clean, many optlona . 44.000 mi .. . . The Sunday TimH-Sentiriel Mlm:h 24, 1986 "' EllaJ'IIONAL ¥AWE ON al.fOINA BIICIIIIANCH FOR SALE IY OWNER-FINANC:ING AYAIAILE 'loilolfmRESf.:..YAltAit&DI FliED RAIE = WITH s•to DOWN PAYHENT Owner has moved to new home in same neighborhood and . would like to share thelov1ly Sprin& Valley area with some lucky.ptrLon who aRPreclates a.well maintained. quality home. l.ar&e lot, California style brick ranch with lands-" caplng and enclosed sin&le car praaewith adjacent office area. 2200 sq. ft. livinc area. includinc largellvln& room with fireplace, dining room. family room with indoor barbecue, 3 (arp bedrooms. 2'1' ceramic baths. sewin& area and roomy stora&e in utility room. Storaae area available in basemontmd-atti.rart5 wit~· ~;:endinasttim~y . Caf--petin& throuchout. Most window treatments remain. Recent updates include new roof. new asphalt driveway, out- · door carpetin& and indoor piintinc. Home has been wall .maintained and updated with extra insulation, new kitchen cabinets and Formica tops. stove and double will oven. Dishwasher, disposal and refriprator remain. Outdoor recreation area includes coveitd patio with ps &Till, badminton court with outdoor li&htinc. City school system, city watar and sewer and shoppin& nearby. Nei&hborhood Watch in effect. Must see to appreciate fine details of birch pantlln& and trim, stone wall in family room and roominess. For Further lnf01motion Call Ownen At 446-2734 or 446-2206-Appointmenr Nomsary R 111 Estate General MIDDLEPORT- Nice 8 rm. home next to bus. section. Gas F.A. furnace, woodburner, 2 baths, full basement and small yard . Now Only $29,500. BUSINESS BLDG. Mk!~!~:::rt,..2=.i~ 2 in .Pom!!.oy. 5 ACRES - In the country on waterline & elec. $9,500. MULBERRY AVE. -One fl., 2 BR home near the ·hospital. Hot water heat, full basement, 2 car garage and nice country lot. Now $42,000. BUILDING LOT - 2 acres Suo Murphy, Milton Roulh Hilan, Virgil anrl lruco TNfoni Housing Headquarters Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: Soutb ..... Puo PU. Electrical lk Refrigeration PlASTIC GAS PIPE· 8•'- • Servjce Sharpen Sciuora . Febrlc Shop. Pomeroy. 814-992-22B4. !NT p. . Openina lead: +4 S&H 'PLASTICS JamH Boya Water Service. dOwn to five c~. U be throwa a club, dummy will be good. Wlaat if he throws a red kine? Declarer ean now the ot ••·t ult --• Eut cub qu- .... 1 • ~ will be oqueezed acain. For tbiJ proar-lve oqueae to work, one defender ~~~ to_ bav! the c\ubll. guu:deQ, aa wen aa )ijjtlj ri!d .ltlnp. st1U and luek bronchi borne tbe.llam. ·. 1" 160 PSI .18' ft. - pick up 20' ft. - deli.vered · , Also pipe connec: ' lions and water pipe. SEWING Machine repaira, MrVice. Authorized Singer Central (Vienna), W.Va. · PH. 304-295-8m Aioo paola lllltld. Coli 814268-1141 or 814-441· 1176 or 614-446-7911. -., ei&at ~ ••• ·~ -. • ..J!!EWSPAPER ENTEIIPRIBB ,_r DliU W wfi•·c'''''' " -- =.......... ~, __ .._AIISN.) . . . "·"'"""""'"-' ..... per cent interest on tlis 3 bedroom ranch, full basement, rec. room; s!Udy, 2 baths. I11 acre lot $6,500.00 down and ' assume · -i G'ihnortgogc- at -".437:05 ,monthly, 25 year term . Total price $45;000.00. {!I..J..;.<' field. 814-9811-4484. New -~~~~~~~~~~c~ driveway•. parking lots. Any ~ ~~:••lf.b 'o•c ~_!.ft~.C~'" ~-~!! CHESTER AREA - A beautiful 3 bedroom ranch, on 2.33 acre lot. Country living wrth niee patio & barbecue. large rooms make this a bargain at $42,900.00. Real Estate General h~MB(~ THE WHOLE · Broter-Auctionl!lr Call . 446-0552 . -. Anytime FiUING AVAiiABLE ~ $500.00 down will put you in th~ 3 bedroom house in Po- •• meroy. 121!% rate for 30 years, $228.40 monthly. Total piicerV.ily :21,000.00. PRICE REDUCED - Middleport - oo this two story home on a quiet street. Three bedrooms, garage, patio area, storm doors & window~ insu- ~·-!:~~-~;:!! COUIITY. WHEIW·'<.-YOU CAN TELL THE 245=-9507 - - •- < • A . ..,..... """" .r< ~.... 82 Plumbing lk Heating ' ' ' WHOLE WOILD? Steve McGhee 446-1255 Ask Yoursolf Thh Quutlon-Thots Ust With. Us •Willis T. loodin1ham. Reollor. Ph. Home 446-9539 •u•v•nu• rr:••• ') DuD_,~,. = nw~o~.:• oo tal'h,., .............. _•...4 .,._n,..,., vnil.,n ru••uv " TO .,._._.,; v ·un ,.,uuu~ ·' on 2.35 acre tnt m/1. Possible 8% lOan assumption to qualified buyer. ln,:.des lg. eat-in kitchen, separate, utility room, family room With w.b. fireplace. Call for an appointment lriday! PH. ' O~FICE 446~7- 699 - NEW LISTING - In town location includes 3 · & basementlots of ~ar- iatiiiii~ forceaaifg;,s-furnace.· NEAR BUS. SECTION. Good 7 rm. older home in good condition. Oak floors, hot water heal, 3 or 4 BRs, 2 porches with range & refrigerator. Only $29,500. 84 1 Owner needs to self. $19,900.00. REALTORS Henry E Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Jo Hill 985-4466 JHn Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 ., . m. •' A • ' ~~,....A..·~'"' 2 ACRES PLUS NICE COUNTRY HOME large 12 room remodeled home. 6 bedrooms. 2 baths, with modern kitchen . Home covered with carefree aluminum siding. Thermopane windows, 2 sundecks, fuel oil iFA furnace with a woodburner insert. 4 car garage and numerous storage .bldgs. 2.093 acres: Rolling level land. A rea l Country Gentleman home. Phone now. #578 Real Estate General ' ~ LI! L ESTATE REillOI 446-4206 Real Estate General .• Sonuerhay Bonnie L. Stutes (Sonny) Games Cathy Clarll Burdette Broker Assoc. Assoc. - 446-4206 446-2707Ev!nio&s 388-8118 Evenin&s • < LOOK WHAT SO UTILE . WILL BUY 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely wooded country setting situated on St. Rt. Lots. lots more. Possib)e land contract. #621 l'h ACRE WITH COUNTRY SETIING Nice and solid 2 bedroom home located on State Highway with no real close neigh· bors. Rural water system plus drilled and a dug well . Extra water tap for a mobile home hookop. Nice restful area after a day's work. #574 ., ACROll 1 Once more 8 Extra 111a couc:aued 16layaw8y 21 Box 22 LOflD-Iegged bird . 23 War~lng devk:e 24 Klndof25 That woman 28 Threefold . 28 Long ipar 30 Emerald lele 32 Symbol lor tantalum · 33 Babytonlan deity 34 Sea eagle 70Snare 71 Mongrel 72Worm 74 Last 78P'oeeen College olfldal 78 Fresh-water fish 79 Indemnity 82Ceremony 84 Seizes with the 133 Old womanish 135 Sh-tree 138 Youngster 139 Challenge 140 Anglo-Saxon 27 Soak, as fi\IX 29 Edible seeds 31 Free of 36 Repast 37 Mountains of money Europe 141 Fruit drink 142 F-oe Islands whirlwind 143 A state: abbr. 144 Hindustani l.e elh 145 Trumpeter bird 85 Sacred Image· 147 BaM or room 86 Entrance Ill Olstrk:lln Germany 149 Hindu cymbals 150 Country of Europe 89 Point of hammer 152 Score 90 La...-woven 154Retlnue Iabrie 156 Positive pole 92 Deleeted · 39 Possessive pronoun 40 Wlnter vehicle 41 Frame ol mind 42 Splaner 43 Consecrated 44 Ventliales 48 Exists 48 Genus ol olives 49 Liquefy . 50 Be sullen 51 Later 92 Small amounts 93 Loved one 95 Anglo-s.ixon slave 96 Conslellatlon 97 Roman date 99 MBI<es lace 101 Punish by a Hne 105 Beer ingredient 105 Vehicle 107 Name lor Athane 111 Saucy 1 12 Footwear 113 Girl's name 115 Baked clay 116 Tropical lrult 118 Forest .-• :~ ·~ 119 Escape 5 Approx. i frontage-approx. acres tal of approx. 60 acres, tillable 40'x60' barn. 6 rooms. 3 bedroom wrth free natural gas, to heat your home in winter and cook your food. lots of fruit trees. Nice country setting. See th1s one. #419 I ·lEW liSTING- Modern ranch completely remodeled. 3bedrooms, IR. modern kt1chena and breakfasl room LR, new bath, sittin! on .8ol an acre on St. Rl. 554. On top of ground swimming ;MIO. Slorage buildin1. Priced, low 40'• zm NEW LISTING- [xcelieni nei!hborhood. Owners have completely remodeled this home inside and out Lg. furmallivinR room w/w.b. fireplace , formal dining room, mo~ern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, lull ba· semen! lamily room w/w.b. fireplace and book shelves. lg. screened Floridl porch. lots of room to build a swimming pool on this lg. lot. Garden area. Garage. Cily schools. Priced, low 60's. • TAX SHELTER Take a look. This may be ju~ .what you need lo help you on 1our taxes . 3BRs, LR, bath, kitcheo,located on alarielotaf 72llrd Ave. Would make a ROod rental home. Asking Price, $16,300.00. m: 0 ,; 'm ' '. 0 · z m m MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE!- FINANCING AVAILABLE - EXCELLENT TERMS- Cape Cod home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths. kitchen with eye-level oven , dinette, living room has beamed ceilings, utility room, double garage, storm windows. woodburning stove. city school district. Additional land can be purchased. Call for an appointment. 0 m 0 100 ACRES, M/L, CLAY TWP. - . z m ~ Owner financing available. 25% down, 10% on balance for 20 years. Call for more information. z JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN 'WAITING FOR - In-town convenience, extra oice lot measures 87x 174, 3 or 4 BRs, large kitchen. LR. DR, bath, large front porch and small ~reened back porch. 1/l Call for an appointment C en -1 - - - Ci)-gas-~eat. Z m m 0 m nattac~ed one cat gange.- VACANT FARM LAND- Morgan Twp. 84 acres mi l, level and rolling land. Ap. prox. 33 acres tillable, remainder wnnrl< OWNER HAS DRASTICALLY REDUCED THE PRICE OF THIS HOME - Will finance with 25% down and'IO%interest on the balance. Victorian style 3 bed· room also offers I 11 baths, kitchen with · range, refrig., OW, and displ., laundry room, living room, family room, carport, unattached garage, 16x32fenced pool, alum. siding. Attached beauty shop would help make the payments. MITCHELL ROAD -GREEN TWP. .5 acre more or less. county water available COMMERCIAL BUILDING- 62x80 all steel construction with fireproof insulabon, has overhead crane, office and bath. Formerly used by boat sales and repair. Located across from Silver Bri~ge"Ptaza with access to Ohio River. Potential unlimited. ADDISON TWP. - Approx. 7 miles from Gallipolis. 39 1h acres, more or less, fronts on township road . All woods and brush. $8,900. c A STYLE OF ITS i lovely white brick with 3100 sq. ft., 3 or 4 IH!drooms, 3 baths, 20x40 FR. dining room, kitchen with OW, dtspl., microwave and trash compactor,mtercom, central air, 2 car garage·, utility bldg., deck and a 20x40 pool. Beaut1· fully landscaped. LOW PRICED BEGINNERS HOME! 3 BR ranch style home offers LR. kitchen, bath and utility room, gas heat, new siding, city schools. Call for more information. · 200 ACRES MIL. FRONTS ON RAC•COON CREEK- Approx. 65 acres tillable and 135 acres woods. Comfortable two story home offers 4 BRs, bath, kitchen, living room, family room, two fireplaces, barn, 2 large screened porches. lovely QUiet setting. PRICE REDUCED TO $59,500- a"BR ranch on 11 acres more or less. Pond, full basement, family room with wood burner, living room, equipped kitchen, dining room, I \1 baths, attached 2 car garage. 103 ACRES, M/L, SPRINGFIELD TWP . ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRICK HOME? - Then this may be iust the - Approx. 96 A. tillable land, older home has 5 BRs, bath, LR, kitchen, one. Conveniently located on Rt. 35 county water, 40x60 pole bldg., 40x60 , West, this home oilers a large living tobacco barn, various other outbuild - • room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, launings. - - ~- - ....... --IJn:.IDDm.JJUalb.s. eouiDJ)~.Jlillioel1-. carpeting, central air and a 2 car garage. OWNER FINANCING- 10%- ADDISON TOWNSHIP- 8.8 acres more or GUYAN TOWNSHIP- lOB acres more less vacant land on Bulaville-Porter Rd. or less located south of Mercerville. ApElectricity, septic tank, spring, rural water available. Asking _$10,900. prox. 20 A. tillable. Balance woods, to. bacco base. Owner will help finance. WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 30 acres. more or less. near Mudsock, 1'h story home. large barn and tobacco base . $27.900. • . 0 'f th • FARMER'S FARM - ne o e areas better farms, 101 acres m/1, lots of Symmes Creek bottom land, pond. new fences. large barn, several other bUild· ings. laige tobacco base, mod. 3 BR home, 2 baths, located on Cadmus Crossroads. Call for more rnformahon . 30 ACRES MIL QUALITY HOME & BARN Top quality 9 room house \orith T rooms carpeted. 4 bed· rooms, bath and full basement plus 3car garage. Good barn a pprox. 30'x40' plus chicken house approx. 12'x30'. Ap· prox. 10 acres tillable and 20 acres pasture with large pond. Beautiful location with half mile frontage on blacktop state highway. #598 ~­ !: ~· -z Ci) CADMUS AREA - 26.5 acres. 111 story home offers 3 BRs, k1tchen, living room, dining room, bath, carpeting and aluminum siding. Call for an appointmen!. en z m m m 0 1 PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED' OWNER SAYS SELL THIS MONTH! _ R1o-Centerpomt Rd . (Cherry Ridge). Appr~x . 75 acres woodland , fronts on 2 . roads, county ater available. $250 per 0 __a~c~&~-----------------· RACCOON CREEK HOME ITE . !Yffers swimming, boat1ng and ftshrng. Lot size~s 100x600 and has electnc, water tap :aid septic tank. Call for more de· tail!. - SlniNG IN 20 ACRES OF WOODLAND - C<>ntemorary home lea- en turing 11 solarium w/hot tub wrapp~ by an op.~n formallNing a~d -z -1 Ci) en SIATELY HOllE - .658 ac1e ol wiXXIand and 1.6 acr.es mil can al!ll b! purch!ed. F<Jntal entry, living room and lormol d~1ng room, ll'ederr kitchen, lamily room wlwb fireplace. 3.DRs, 2 baths. ~ car ga11ge, 8'1 interesl rate assumable. Shown by appootn'eOl Prired ~ 00. GREEN M:R£S -Newly carpeted 3bedroom. rrddern iutchen and ~nin, ltXlllt oomb. wilh slidinR doors. living room, batlo. laundry room, ""gle car ._..,"""' Clly schools- ~!:.!. oonditiM~£ ---'_._ _ _ __. 1 r- WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres, more or less, mostly clean hill pasture, lronts on 3 roads near Mudsock. :~ dining room w/atrium doors, massrve stone lrreplace. Amodern complele kitchen and a b•eakfost nook. 2~ baths, 3 bedrooms w(master suite. slidinR doors lo a patio area. laundry an<l mud room. Unllnished basement. 2 tar gmge. VeRelable ga~den and dwart fruit trees. Show~ by app011lment. 10% Down Payment 11111> lnteri!S1 Rail! - 39.50 ams rl viCIIIt ~nd. Black W,lnutloiS rl woodland. Awalerf~l. Secluded ljld ;:rivlle. Blackklp rood: Priad 120,000. IIICATED iN coomY - LR, 3 BRs. litthal. bath, uliity room, cedlr ponelin~o fuly Cllfll4od. air oonditioned, seveo:t~ ap~lonces, ·dryer, lqe ma111 Olllbuilclir1. ganlen. 16 acres. wil 111M for $32.000. MAKE US AN OFFEI - OWNERS HAVE MOVED TO FLORIDA - And would like to have their home sold this month. like new spirt level is located on Debby fll'ive and offers approx. 3000 sq. ft. of livin& area plus 2 car garage and one of the aree's nicest pools. REDUCED TO $35.000 .:.. NEAR HOUEI - This ranch style home off· ers 3 BRs, kitchen, 22x24 FR, LR, b8th, central air, wood burning stove, electric heat, 16x28 unattached gara1e. KC school district. . ' YOU'U Bf DELIGHTED.... wlth this 3 BR bi-level located just minutes from town . Also features 211 baths, LR, kitchen, carpeting_ heat pump, city school district. Call for more information. JUST LISTED! - This I year old ranch can be purchased with 5 acres·or 20. 1584 sq. ft. of fivinf area 4 8Rs baths, kitchen, FR, 2x24 'LR, dining room, carpeting, electric BB heat. An· dersen wooden lhermOtJanes. county water, SW school district. e lMo COIIt1AC! - A-frame "'""' on .65 acrelol n-.re ,. less. 2 ,. 3 ~ I~ bath. ivi111 room,lilchen, t.liltt room, !Iiiii bedltXlllt ~ Ire used lor family room, \! bosemenl unfinished. 2 relriJ"'Io! washer and dryll induded ('riad lOs. ""'es, '*"""" . IICWENT IIICATION - WaiiOOa disllnco to cit)' schools. - n 4 home. 2fontilr rooms, 2bolhs, built.;, kitchen, IMn& room, utility I'IDRI.tootrbv rarm.lltlrbhop, lnil oollr, scnoened.;, pon:h, centrallir, 9 ICrS • with ~~'den. Nt Illes ond JIIPI orbo<.Home has been wol c"'ffl tt. "'*' ...... Cliell ac• - rroollllloonoe 110011-ups. Kypr Cnel School Distr~. Priced In kii'M- 2 RIObile home lois with waler.$45.00.por monlh. KYJe< fl!slrld. •' o:t acen -. Mara Of Ia$. llledroom mobile home, ·~o 2 oddi- ""211'1. EEOEO ... NEW LISTINGS NE \ j SOMEONE WANTS YOUI HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL USII RUSTIC LOG CABIN - If you're looking for alog cabin you'lllove tbls country style decorated 3 bedroom. Features a cozy hvingroom wlfield stone fireplace w/woodburner. Convenient country style lamily room, dining & kilhen combinalion. Only 2yrs. old. Sitting on a partially wooded lot. City schools. priced in lhe SO's. lMo COIInACI - CENTENARY UEA - Near Green School 24x65 modular home offers a • BRAND NEW DUPLEX - Great IN· VESTMENT for the buyer! Located on 15x24 LR, galley type kitchen fully Graham School. Rd. Each unit offers 2 equipped, DR with lovely built-in china BRs, fivin~ room, bath, kitchen with cabinet, 3 BRs, 2 baths, carpeting. stove, refog., OW and dlspl., laundry, cent air, elec. heat. storm windows and large carport. central air and .storage oors, Bx8 utility bldg. Call for an aparea. pointment .. zm PRICE REDUCED TO 159.9001 Owner has bought another home and must sell this lovely 3 BR ranch on Debby Drive. A pprox. 1700 sq. ft . dining ·rm., LR, FR, kitchen, new custom drapes, carpeting, wood burning stove, deck, central air, natural wood siding. CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LIVINGlARGE. ASSUMABLE LOAN -Very at· tractilie two story home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, 16x16 LR, formal domng room. kitchen enclosed porch, new carpet, gas heat. Within walking distance ol stores and ~chools . Call today' 117 A. CLEARED ROLLING LAND Approx. 40 A. iillable, 60 A. pasture, tile block barn, approx. 40 x60' equip. shed and lots of other buildings, 4 cherry trees, 3 apple, grape arbor. Stream flows lhrough property. Afl mineral rights go. 6 room home, 3 BR, basement. storm doors and windows. Built-in kitchen cabinets. cookstove and elec. refrig., fuel oil forced air furoace. Plenty of water, 2 garages. A real good farm , only I \l mi. to grocery and school. Call now. ' 35'x35' GARAGE & 3 LOTS 2 mobile ho.me or building sites with all utilities available 3 water taps. Garage with air compressor and other major air tools. spray painting gun, etc. Bottle gas furnace heat in garage with 13' ~~\~e~r , 2 nice landscaped lots ready for mobile.bama...d 'dt..QI..buifd a new home and operate a body shop or mechanic garage. Appro i:'l> mlle off highway 35 west of Gallipolis. Business with your home nearby. #624 BUILDING LOTS 21ots in Bidwell area. Suitable for mobile home or build your own home.· Rural water . Buy both for $Z,800. H601 VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner financing, sundeo~. rural water, septic system, elet· tric. Buy it with camping trailer or without. concrete pad. Great fishing! Buy and move right in. LOW DOWN PAYMENT- OWNER FINANCING Are you looking for a 2 bedroom home overlooking the Ohio 'River with liHie maintenance. Beginner home or retirement home. We have it HZ&O 8 ACRES Within 10 minutes drive to downtown Gallipolis. City school system. Has hookup for mobile home. Gallia rml water, electric and septic tank. Ni&hfliihl on pole. 200 foot fronllfll on Graham Schoof Road . Timber. Building sites. Call now. 11477 37 38 Pigpen 40 Vapor 42 Poeed lor portrait 43 Flock 44 Wings 45 Lubricate 47 Looke pryingly 49 Extinct ftlgh11ess birds 50 Drink slo-My 51 Entertains 54 Fee 55 Narrate 86HOIPftai anendants 591nsteed 60 Condeneed moisture 82 Fatal 84 Mountain paasaa 85 Futftll 86 AB far u 87 Molelheep 89 Item of property 100 Altemoon party '102 Norse gods 103 In favor ol 104 Cloth meesure 105 Small rugs 106 HartebeMt 108 Compos polnl 109 Sign on door 110 Spanish article 111 Strokes 112 Containers 114 Superlative ending 116Femaledeer 117 Spilled wheels 119 381h President 120 Harvest 122 Powerful persons 124 Morsel left at meal 125 Narrow opening 126 Frlgltened 128 Permit 129 Olecharged a gun 131 Let II stand 132 Golf mound 56 Midday 161 More evil DOWN 1 PaJns 2Masalve 3 Swiss river 4 Pronoun 5 Snare 6 English counlies 7 Rag 125 Walks pompously • 126 Junclure 127C-s 129 Minute groove 130 West Indies ruler country 64 Fuel 131 Mournful 68 Unmarried girls 132s..-s 7Q Inspire 134 Sign of zodiac 71 Plant ot'minllamily 136 Burdens 73 Curling 137 Fracas 74Away 139 Prohibitionists 75 Slack 14q Eye amorously 77 Bantu oi'the 144 Rubber tree Cameroons 145 Everyone 78 Food program 148 Suffix: adherent of 80 Mine enlrance 147 For Shamel 81 Negative 148 Uncooked 83 Chinese pagoda 149 Rocky hill 84 Ursine animal 151 Paid notice 87 Hold back 153 Cooled lava 89 Clergymen 155 Chaldean city 90 Precipitous 91 Muslcallnstrumenl 157 Negative : 57 Elicit 58 Painful spots 61 Need 63 Former Russian ., 8 Exist 9 Artificial language 10 ·Abstract being .. 11 Gem welghl 12 t.anded 13 Rodent 14 Teutonic deity 15 BesmirCheS 16 Slender 17Sunbum 18 King of Bashan 19 Nerve n<llwOrk: pl. 20 Wipeout . ·.'•, ' �j, Agriculture and our community Ethiopian Jews flown · secretly to Israel -- •. ' Com data disks available By.81tY$0N R. CARTER Exte11111on Agent Agriculture and CNRD Gallla County GALLIPOLIS - Farmers have access through our office computer to an Ohio· corn performance computer program that will enable them to make selections from oany corn data table. A complete set of data disks are available from 1975 through 1984. There are tables for each test site for each of the 10 years that data has been made available. For each corn hybrtd entry, 14 features are listed. One may select from the following: brand, hybrld number, seed drop, final stand. percent emergence, yield, percent motsture, stalk lodging, root lodging, type cross, days to mid silk, ear height, plant height and test weight. With tWs program, farmers can use the comp11ter to scan data ' tables and make selections based : on ranges selected by the user from any or. all of the recorded features. ·· Once hybrids that meet the criteria· requested are selected, the farmer March 24, 198~ Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, w. Va. Page D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel shallow. Forage seeds should be placed no deeper than one-fourth Inch In tbe soU. Ideally, Dnly seed and soU contact Is n'e cessary for forage seed germination. Sprtng seedlngs should normally be made as early as tbe seedbed can be prepared. The suggested dates are late March and Aprll ill southern Ohio. Band seeding places a band of starter fertilizer below the forage seed, with an Inch or two of soil separating the ·seed and fertilizer, espeCially the phosphorus In the fertilizer, stimulates seeding vigDr and growth, thereby enhancing the forage establishment. A band-seed drtll placed the seed evenly at a uniform, shallow depth. Press wheels used In conjunction with band · seeding provide add!· tiona! Insurance of establishing a stand, especially for August seedlngs. In Ohio, no other method of forage seeding has been superior to the band seeing-press .wheel technique. ~No-tillage forage seeding is an ' Seed LOS ANGELES (AP) mUitary transport airlifted ti'Hl last refugees. In the Sudan. mainly housed in straw huts at the of the Tawawa U.S. operation planned by the Central . . - - - - - - - - - - - Intelligence Agency, the Los An· geles Times reported. The Jews, known as Falashas, were loaded swiftly aboard about 10 dawn on a gravel airstrtp eight ..miles north of Gedaref In eastern Sudap, the Times said in Saturday's editions. · The planes were believed to have · BY NORWALK . followed a route over the Red and ' the Lifetime Frame Guarantee · Mediterranean seas to ·Israel, newspaper-said- The> ~~~~~t~ Falashas was not b known, but <tbout 900 were believed to h<tve been In the Gedaref area, about 200 miles southeast of 2404 Grand Central Ave. Kh<trtoum. it said. Vienna, W. Va. · The Ethiopian Jews, who fled 304·295-8133 conditions caused by the' famine In Beside Wood World Upholstered Furniture -----------·-H. ,. . ._________,_..,._ • 1-- -..... "ll••<·~~'l'~''""~f'!'!'!81""!!!.'!!!!'1:!• FURNITURE FARM EQUIPMENT - Residents In the market lor used farm equipment, mlgbtw1111itoslop byS&LJ!'annEqulpmenlljlcatedjustsix ~Ues east ofdRadne on County Road 311. Owners, lett to right, J1111e wrence ftll Mllxlne Diddle SeBen, now have In lliock com planters, ~""- ..... ~wn;;l~~~~~~~~~~~.t~ab~l~e~;~~~a~lte~rn;;at~iv~e~ttlo~ti~lled;;seed~~bed~~fo~r~~ag~e~~ ..- .~ are especially useful In sloping areas where soil erosion may be a hazard. These scedlngs reduce the ' rakes, mowers, plows, that country, .have been living as A guide to 1•----------... local ' .. harrows and bale caiTiers. More year. And attempttolocatelheneededequipmeoi.Custontel'Smayvlsltllllythneor call ~!55 for an appointment, . Here are some tips on making Spring meadow and pasture seedlabor and power requirement, the lngs. Give us a call at 446-7007, if we number or trtps over thlrtieta aria -"' ~~ pro · -1 00 can be of further help.. . greatly reduce the erosion It is suggested alfalfa not be potential. WASHINGTON (AP) - After dairy producers told Congress on seeded in an area in which alfalfa The no-tillage seeding technique declining last year for the first time Frtday that th~lndtry may take Fiberglas was the crop the previous year. has been most successful In pasture since !978, milk production is on the lower federal price pports tebring Mesh. Many times an acceptable stand Is renovation and In seeding alfalfa rise again and could even return io supply and e and back into Aluminum folloWing a small grain. Herbicides record levels before 19&';ls over, an balance. not obtained when alfalfa is seeded 8 Ft. to 20 Ft. following alfalfa. must be used to suppress or Agriculture Department analysis Norman Barker, a Pratt, Kan., Prepare a level, firm, weed-free eradicate vegetaton and a no-tillage says. qairy farmer who is president ofthe The number of milk cows may · National Milk Producers Federaseedbed. Lack of a firm seedbed in · drtll Is needed to satisfactorily the area of seed placement Is a pl ace s~ In contact with the soil. hold about steady with 19984, on the tion, said hisgroup"fullyrecognlzes The Gallia Soil and Water average, the report said Friday. But that further steps must be taken" to major factor in causing seeding failures. When firming the seedbed, . Conservation District has two no-till milk output per cow may rise curb overproduction. .. ~e flryntng_shi)Uld _occurJlrior_!o drills for rental. · tomcrease-Oi trigger 1an overall3 ~~;;;i;;i~·ii;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·;;;;;;;i;;ji;;;j~ijijijiij;i;;;~;~iji~~;j;;;;;;;;;;~ ... · ···available -" - enough producttori percenno seed placement. · ·· percent. . Productiondroppectto135.4btuton . pounds in 1984, a 3 percent reduction from tlle record level of 19&3. Not .only was that.thef!rs~!!lii)U;J.IQ!i<:lin~ - !· 11.-,-ln six years, it was the largest Henderson, ~xtensienAgricultural one-year cutback sinCe · 1973, the By JOHN C. RICE economist; The Ohio State Unlver· rep6rt said. . Extension Agent . Meanwhile. a spokesman for sity. The number was down three Agriculture, Meigs Collnty percent from a year earlier and five POMEROY - Calendar of Events - Monday. March 25, 4-H percent below that on the same date • states with Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas all · committee meeting at 7 p.m. at the ln 19&3. The declining inventory reflects decreasing by 200,!XXJ head or more. Extension Office; Wednesday, liquidations of both the beef and Ohio showed a net decline of 45,!XXJ March 'n, Pesti<;tde Training sesdairy cow herds. However, dairy head. ~ions- One from 1 to4p.m. and the cow numbers appear likely to Early Sprtng Gardens - Plantother from 7 to 10 p.m. A ma1,1 from lng time Is here for those gardeners the Ohio Department of Agriculture stabilize or perhaps even increase be present to give exams after somewhat during the year, while · who fall plowed or have garden soil further declines In the beef herd are dry enough tope properly worked eacn ses~ion. Into seedbed condition. Also, next Saturqay, March 30, expected. The total beef Cow herd was down Peas, spinach, green onions, leaf the Meigs County 4-H committee is six percent from a year . earlier. / lettuce, radishes, asparagus, · rhusponsoring a Pancake Day to be ' while the number of milk cows barb and potatoes can be planted held at the Pomeroy Elementary decreased by three percent. 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Because of the shrin)dng Proceeds from the day "111 go cow herd, the 1984 calf crop at 42.5 towards sponsoring· 4-H activities million herd fell three percent and here In the county. We hope everyone will come out and help · was about two percent less than was Indicated by the July 1 cattle support 4-H in Meigs County. Inventory report. Several area people will also have By states, a significant increase their crafts on display and for sale in cattle numbers was registered that day. only in Wisconsin, with a gain of u.s. Cattle Herd Shrinking- The about 90,!XXJ head. Stzeal)le declines U.S. cattle herd on Jan.l totaled 110 were shown in tile major beef cattle . million head, according to Dennis . Reaching Over 20,000 Tri--County Homes � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. 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