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Welcome to Goose Tips! OPINION--I’m not quite sure where 1969 stands in history, but I know it has to rank up there as far as how improbable it truly was. Broadway Joe Namath led the underdog New York Jets to win in Super Bowl III, the first artificial heart was implanted in a human, we celebrated Neil Armstrong and the Miracle Mets. There was a certain ying and yang...it was the year that John and Yoko became a couple. This month, we will also pay homage to a little gathering held in upstate New York in 1969, Woodstock. That’s right, you’re not tripping and your math is not off. This year actually marks the 45th anniversary of the Woodstock Festival. Thirty-two bands were set to perform, only one, Iron Butterfly, didn’t make the show. Joni Mitchell was asked to perform but decided to stay behind to appear on late night television. She did make up for this by writing the Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young hit, “Woodstock” after missing the concert to appear with Dick. Whole New York State thruway was shut down due to the massive crowd. In the crowd of 400,000 plus, there were no reported acts of violence and two births were reported; even though to this day no one has come forward claiming to be a Woodstock baby. Woodstock will, on its’ 45th anniversary, be regaled as the greatest rock’n’roll concert ever. Just 45 years after Woodstock, the Wounded Goose is celebrating its’ 5th year. We have Wild Game every Friday and now serving beer and wine...The Wounded Goose, we have a lot of competition, but out food doesn’t!
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OCTANE, KNOCKING, & DIESEL • Crude oil is composed of nothing but hydrogen and carbon atoms, linked together in chains of various lengths. When you separate the petroleum into its different “chains,” you get different substances. As the chains get longer, they get heavier and they have different properties. Methane (with one carbon atom), ethane (two carbon atoms), propane (three), and butane (four) are the four lightest chains, which are all gasses with low boiling points. Octane is called octane because it has eight carbon atoms. • In a gasoline engine, gas and air are mixed together to create a vapor that is compressed by a piston, which is then ignited by a spark plug. The amount of compression is called the compression ratio of the engine. • Octane handles compression very well- you can compress it a lot and nothing happens. When gas ignites by compression rather than because of the spark from the spark plug, it causes knocking in the engine which causes damage. The octane rating of gasoline tells you how much the fuel can be compressed before it spontaneously ignites. Loweroctane gas (like “regular” 87-octane gasoline) can handle the least amount of compression before igniting. 87 octane gasoline contains 87% octane and 13% other fuel. • The compression ratio of an engine determines the octane rating of the gas that must be used in the car. One way to increase the horsepower of an engine is to increase its compression ratio. So a “high-performance engine” has a higher compression ratio and requires higher-octane fuel.
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• On Aug. 31, 1888, Mary Ann Nichols, the first victim of London serial killer “Jack the Ripper,” is found murdered. The police were at a complete loss for suspects. However, two letters alluded to facts known only to the police and the killer. These letters, signed “Jack the Ripper,” gave rise to the serial killer’s nickname. • On Aug. 27, 1937, George E.T. Eyston breaks his own automobile land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, raising the mark to 345.49 mph. Eyston described his built-for-speed Thunderbolt as having two 2,000-horsepower Rolls Royce motors geared together.
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• On Aug. 26, 1944, French Gen. Charles de Gaulle enters Paris, which had been formally liberated from the Germans the day before. As he entered the Place de l’Hotel, French collaborationists took a few sniper shots at him.
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• On Aug. 28, 1955, while visiting family in Money, Mississippi, 14-year-old Emmett Till, a black from Chicago, is murdered for flirting with a white woman. His assailants -- the woman’s husband and her brother -- were found “not guilty” by an all-white jury that deliberated for less than an hour.
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• On Aug. 29, 1962, Robert Frost leaves for the Soviet Union on a goodwill tour sponsored by the U.S. State Department in an effort to thaw Cold War relations. Frost’s poetry has established his international reputation as American’s unofficial poet laureate. • On Aug. 30, 1974, a train entering a Zagreb, Yugoslavia, station derails, killing 153 people. The train should have slowed to 30 mph as it approached the station; however, the engineers not only failed to slow the train, but went through a red signal at about 60 mph. • On Aug. 25, 1985, Samantha Smith, the 13-year-old “ambassador” to the Soviet Union, dies in a plane crash. Smith was best known for writing to Soviet leader Yuri Andropov, who invited her to visit the Soviet Union. The Russian government responded to her death by issuing a stamp in her honor and naming a mountain after her. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
• Charles Kettering was trying to eliminate the “knock” in the engine when he found that adding lead to gasoline increased the octane level, which boosted fuel economy and eliminated knocking. Lead was added to gasoline until the 1970s when it was found to be highly toxic to humans.
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• A newspaper reporter once asked General Charles de Gaulle, leader of the Free French Forces during World War II and later president of the French Fifth Republic, if he was happy. De Gaulle replied, “What do you take me for, an idiot?” •If you’re like a million other Americans, you admit to drinking Coke for breakfast. • The next time you’re planning a trip to Indiana, keep in mind that in that state it is illegal to talk behind a person’s back or engage in “spiteful gossiping.” • It’s been claimed that prodigy William James Sidis had the highest IQ ever recorded (though any record of the test has been lost). At the age of 18 months, he was reading The New York Times; by the time he was 8, he had taught himself Latin, Greek, French, Russian, German, Hebrew, Turkish and Armenian and had invented his own language he called Vendergood. At the age of 11 he became the youngest person to enroll in Harvard University, and when he was 12 he lectured the Harvard Mathematical Club on four-dimensional bodies. He graduated cum laude at 16. • If you wanted to circle the equator with one-dollar bills, it would take 257,588,120 of them. • In 1889, a magazine called The Literary Digest made the following prediction: “The ordinary ‘horseless carriage’ is at present a luxury for the wealthy, and although its price will probably fall in the future, it will never, of course, come into as common use as the bicycle.” • Before Charlton Heston became a famous actor, he earned cash by serving as an artists’ model -- and posed in the nude. Thought for the Day: “When choosing between two evils, I always like to try the one I’ve never tried before.” -- Mae West (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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DIESEL FACTS
• In a diesel engine, only air is compressed by the piston. The more that air is compressed, the hotter it becomes. Diesel fuel is injected at just the right moment of compression and combusts from the heat of the air alone– no spark plug required. Diesel fuel is heavier, denser, and less flammable than gasoline. In order to detonate it, it has to be compressed in a cylinder to a very high pressure and temperature, at which point it detonates without a spark. Because diesel is denser, it has more energy per gallon. Diesel-powered vehicles get more miles per gallon. However, diesel fuel requires a very high compression engine, which is more expensive to build. And because it relies on temperature to detonate, diesel engines traditionally have more trouble starting in cold temperatures. Diesel fuel emits far less carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and other emissions that contribute to global warming. CRANKCASE OIL • In motor oils, what does the “W” stand for, such as in 10W-30? It stands for winter. The two numbers, 10 and 30, denote the viscosity of the oil, or its ability to flow. The 10 before the W designates the viscosity in the winter, while the 30 indicates the oil’s ability to flow at normal temperatures. The lower the number in front of the W, the greater the oil’s ability to flow at low temperatures. In SAE 10W 30, the SAE stands for Society of Automotive Engineers. -FACT• About 40% of the oil we consume comes from U.S. production. The U.S. is the third largest oil-producing nation in the world, behind only Saudi Arabia and Russia. Our largest foreign oil supplier is Canada, followed by Mexico, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria.
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Getting Tough With Savings and Debt With the economy inching its way back to health, consumers are looking for ways to get out from under mountains of debt and begin saving again. Here are a few ideas, both easy and not so easy. • Call your bank and ask to automatically transfer $25 a month from your checking into your savings account. If you can swing it, make that amount $100. It’s money you’ll never see, don’t have to make decisions about, and likely won’t ever miss. • If you’ve been using credit cards for miscellaneous expenses while you’re out, grab the three most recent monthly statements and a pen. Mark off all those purchases you remember. If there are purchases you don’t
remember, that’s a warning. If the bulk of your charges are for daily purchases or lunches or dinners out, challenge yourself to not put those expenses on a credit card for a month. • Look online at americasaves.org for ideas about saving and reducing debt. (No need to sign up on The Pledge because that gives away your email address.) Don’t miss its Personal Wealth Estimator. You’ll enter your assets (financial and non-financial) and your debts (mortgage, credit cards, loans). The bottom line will give your current net worth. If you continue to Part 2, you can calculate your future net worth. That in itself can be an incentive to save. • The National Foundation for Credit Counseling (www.nfcc.org) has a program showing how to save a million dollars. You enter your goal (it doesn’t have to be a million) and when you’d like to accumulate that amount of money, your age and other information, and it will calculate how much
you need to save on a monthly basis to reach your savings goal. This is a great way to beef up your emergency savings or save for a special goal, such as a house. •While you’re on the NFCC site, look at the Cost of Credit program before you use a credit card to make a large purchase that you can’t pay off in three months. Enter your intended expense, the interest rate and your payment. The program will calculate how much interest you’ll pay until you have a zero balance. Play with the figures to see if you can shave down that interest by paying extra each month. With the economy in better shape, it IS possible to get back a feeling of financial normalcy, but it will take work. David Uffington regrets that he cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into his column whenever possible. Send email to columnreply3@gmail. com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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• Abraham Gesner was born in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, in 1797. When his first career as a seaman ended up with him being shipwrecked twice, he decided to pursue a career as a doctor instead. He was studying medicine in London when he also became interested in geology after becoming friends with Britain’s premier geologist Charles Lyell. • He returned to Canada and set up his practice as a physician, settling in Parrsboro because it’s an area rich in geological features. He constantly collected rock specimens and drew maps as he traveled. As his interest in geology grew, his interest in doctoring faded. • In 1836, he published a book about the geology of Nova Scotia. This led officials in New Brunswick to hire him to survey the area for coal deposits, and that job inspired him to conduct scientific experiments with coal. He discovered that when coal was placed in a beaker and heated, the resulting liquid was flammable, burning with a bright clear light. In that day and age, whale oil was the most common source of lighting. Whale oil smelled bad when burned, and you had to kill a whale to get it. Gesner’s new coal oil was superior. • Gesner named the new substance kerosene, from the Greek word ‘keros’ meaning wax. In August of 1846 he gave the first public demonstration of the preparation and use of the new lamp fuel. His audience was unaware that they were witnessing the birth of the petroleum refining industry. • In 1850, Gesner created the Kerosene Gaslight Company and began installing lighting in the streets of Halifax and other cities. By 1854, he had patented the process and expanded to the United States where he created the North American Kerosene Gas Light Company in Long Island, New York. (continued next page)
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1. Is the book of Gomorrah in the Old or New Testament or neither? 2. In Matthew 24, heaven and earth may pass away, but JesusÕ ÒwhatÓ shall not? Life, Children, Love, Words 3. To what type person did Saul seek relief when an evil spirit tormented him? Harpist, Sorceress, Madman, Soldier 4. What two weapons did David use to kill Goliath? Spear/Rock, Sword/Mallet, Sling/Stone, Axe/Knife 5. The grain of what seed did Jesus liken to the kingdom of heaven? Mustard, Barley, Apple, Corn 6. What daughter of Leah was defiled by Shechem? Bathsheba, Dinah, Elisabeth, Anna Comments? More Trivia? Visit www.TriviaGuy.com © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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• By 1857, kerosene was being advertised throughout the United States and the British provinces and Gesner’s company prospered, allowing him a comfortable life in Brooklyn. Demand grew to where his company was barely able to keep up. Just then, the discovery of petroleum, from which kerosene could be more easily produced, solved the supply problem. • By 1859, commercial production of petroleum had begun in northwestern Pennsylvania and southern Ontario. Kerosene can be distilled from petroleum far more easily than from coal, so Gesner’s company was able to produce the product at about one-quarter of its former cost. • In 1861 he wrote his second book, “A Practical Treatise on Coal, Petroleum and Other Distilled Oils,” which became a standard reference. Eventually, Gesner’s company was absorbed into Standard Oil. • Gesner returned to Halifax, where he was appointed a Professor of Natural History at Dalhousie University. His collection of specimens comprise the second oldest geological survey collection in the British Empire. His private museum formed the basis of the prestigious New Brunswick Museum. His other inventions include one of the first effective wood preservatives, a process of asphalt paving for highways, briquettes made from compressed coal dust, and a machine for insulating electric wire. • Today kerosene is commonly used as a cooking and lighting fuel, and it’s also used in jet engines. The Amish, who do not use electricity, depend on it for lighting. • Gesner died in Halifax in 1864, after seeing his invention cause a precipitous decline in the whaling industry. Imperial Oil provided a tribute at his grave in Halifax, for he did “give the world a better light.”
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the 1970s. One promoted our country’s 200th year. Are they worth keeping? -- MaryAnne, Broken Arrow, Okla. A: Only you can determine if your plates are worth keeping. Most calendar plates from the 1960s and ‘70s that I have seen in shops and at antique malls have been priced in the $10 to $25 range. There are always exceptions. World War II-era patriotic plates seem to be especially collectible and are priced accordingly. A “Win the War” design from about 1943 recently sold for $75. Q: I have a print of Claude Monet’s “Woman Seated Under the Willows” from the Dale Collection at the National Gallery of Art. It is lovely, but I doubt that it has much value except in the beauty. -- Dorothy, Warrick, R.I. A: Your print likely was originally sold in the gift shop at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. It would have limited value to a collector, but my advice is to keep and enjoy it. The beauty of Monet’s artwork is, at least in my opinion, truly priceless. Write to Larry Cox in care of KFWS, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to questionsforcox@aol.com. Due to the large volume of mail he receives, Mr. Cox cannot personally answer all reader questions, nor do appraisals. Do not send any materials requiring return mail.
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• In 1953 Norm Larson and two other researchers were searching for a substance to prevent rust on missiles. They needed to find a formula that would displace water, preventing it from sitting on metal surfaces. They tried many formulas before hitting upon formula #40. This concoction of petroleum-based mineral spirits and mineral oil repelled water, preventing corrosion. The product was named for its water-displacing abilities and for the fact that it was the 40th attempt. • When workers building missiles began using it, they found it so useful that they began taking it home, where they found more uses for it. It stops hinges from squeaking, loosens frozen nuts and bolts, keeps snow from sticking to snow shovels, and even removes crayon marks and tar splatters from surfaces. • By 1958 the product came in an aerosol can, and it was marketed to mechanics and hardware stores nationwide. The company got a boost in 1961 when Hurricane Carla wreaked havoc on the Gulf Coast; the product was used extensively to recondition flooded cars and prevent rust on metal equipment. • Today there are more than 2,000 ways to use it. Norm Larson sold his share of the company for a pittance and never got rich off his invention, but it is now found in an estimated four out of every five American homes. What’s it called? Answer at bottom of page. QUOTE “My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I drive a Mercedes, my son drives a Land Rover, his son will drive a Land Rover, but his son will ride a camel.” -Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, vice-president and prime minister of the United Arab Emirates and Emir of Dubai, on his concern over peak oil. Answer: WD-40, for ‘water displacement formula #40.’
HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE Cape Cod Home with 5 acres, close to Holzer Hospital, 3 to 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 large family rooms, Custom kitchen, 2 car garage. $275,000.00
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FOR SALE House, 7 acres 24 x 40 Horse Barn 1800 sq. ft Workshop, Pond in Gallia County Ohio $115,000.00 or Best Offer
Phone: 740-286-1766
FOR SALE Three Bedroom, Two Bathroom Trailer Siding and house windows. Must see, Kept in Excellent Condition Asking $11,900.00 No Land Contract Two Large Buildings go with Trailer Large front and back porch. Brenda (740) 339-9984 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 14 X 70 MOBILE HOME 3 BEDROOMS MUST MOVE $1500.00 Call: 740-388-9003
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Large Country Home Located on Kemper Hollow Road, Situated on 6+ acres, also has Metal Building large enough to house camper, tractor, etc 2 Kitchens, Several Bedrooms & Baths, Carpet & Tile Flooring, Brick & Vinyl Exterior • Perfect for a family with in-laws or adult children as downstairs could be a second apartment.
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Brick Ranch 2 acres, 2900 sq. ft. 2 to 4 bedrooms, finished basement with kitchen, could be man cave, office, extra family place, porches, cedar sun room, fenced back yard, garden spot. 1 mile off St. Rt. 7, on Bear Run Rd, Holiday Hills Drive, Gallipolis. Beautiful country setting, on Raccoon Creek, 1 mile to river, boating wildlife. (2) 10 x 16 outbuildings with new metal roods, new metal roof on house in 2012.
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ask for Linda or leave message FOR SALE 2 Story Brick Home in Mason, WV 2600 sq. ft. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Fireplace with Gas Logs Double Car Garage Covered Side Porch with Gazebo 3/4 acres Close to Ohio River Near WalMart and Wahama High School $189,000.00 Call: 304-675-0809
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One story, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, large kitchen/dining room, very large living room. Large sun room with its own private well that is spring water fed provides clean cold water. Comes with two 50’ by 100 ‘ lots. One lot has the home, two car garage and yard while other adjoining lot is landscaped yard. House and yards both are very neat and have been well maintained over the years. Home is connected to all city utilities in a quiet neighborhood. Can be viewed online by going to Google Maps and searching 327 Mill Street, Jackson, OH 45640 $78,800.00 includes home, garage and both lots.
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FOR RENT Three Bedroom, One Bath Trailer in county setting. $500 a month, $500 Deposit, All electric No indoor, No Outdoor Pets Brenda (740) 339-9984 MOBILE HOME FOR RENT 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath in Centenary Stove , Fridge, Washer, Dryer, AC NO PETS • NO SMOKING $500.00 per month plus $500.00 Security Deposit References Required
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FOR RENT IN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Close to downtown Two Bedroom, One Bath Apartment $500 a month, $500 Deposit No indoor, No Outdoor Pets Brenda (740) 339-9984 MOBILE HOME FOR RENT Nice 14x60 2 Bedroom Mobile Home with Detached Garage. On wooded lot minutes from downtown Gallipolis and Cheshire, OH (1.5 miles off Rt 7 N) Gallia County School District No smoking or pets indoors. Nice size for a couple or family with 1 chid. $450. 00 per month, $450.00 Deposit References Required, Shown by Appt. Available beginning August 1st
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2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Small Living Room, Small Family Room Kitchen with Stove Natural Gas Heat, In Middleport, OH $450.00 per month plus $450.00 Security Deposit
740-742-2424
PROPERTY FOR SALE Along State Rt. & Below former Holiday Inn in Kanauga 1 acre with Car Lot office 2 Pole Barns 8 ft. x 30 ft. Truck Trailer • Mobile Home Hook-up Rural Water • Well Water • City Sewage A good place to live and/or go into business. Price Reduced to $85,000.00
FOR RENT Two Bedroom, Two Bathroom Trailer County Setting. $500 a month, $500 Deposit, No indoor or Outdoor Pets Brenda (740) 339-9984
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AUTOS •ATV’S •ACCESSORIES FOR SALE
2005 Ford Ranger 4 Wheel Drive • 5 Speed • 6 Cylinder 95,000 miles $9500.00 or OBO
740-794-1239 or Evenings 740-379-2919
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YARD SALES MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE August 22 & 23 9 to 4 Yoder’s Greenhouse 10321 St. Rt. 141 Gallipolis, OH 45631 BASEMENT SALE
RAIN OR SHINE SEPT. 5TH & 6TH 9 9 to 5
250 Honda Rebel • Red Excellent Condition ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG WITH IT! $2,000.00
10022 St. Rt. 7 South 3 miles below Gallipolis
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PETS
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1987 Ford 150 with Topper 4 Speed Manual In-Line 6 cyl Engine • 8 ft. bed 84,000 Miles $1,000.00
740-256-1558
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Fiberglass Tonneau Cover Like New Fits Ford 150 Pick-up 6.5 ft bed 2004-2014 Painted Black Metallic $600.00
Phone (Cell) 937-609-9050 or 740-245-5996 WILL INSTALL
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2013 CHEVROLET CAMARO VICTORY RED WITH BLACK INTERIOR 4,000 MILES, GARAGE KEPT, ADULT DRIVEN, WEATHERTECH FLOOR MATS, SPLASH GUARDS, SPOILER, CHROME INTERIOR ACCESSORIES, BLACK WHEELS, BLACK BILLET GAS LIDS, KELLEY BLUE BOOK VALUE $21,700 ASKING PAYOFF $20,400
740-416-5471
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2004 Ford Diesel • Automatic • 4x4 Dually, F350, V8, 8 ft. bed 145,000 Miles, Blue $11,000.00
740-256-1558
FOR SALE
Tonneau Cover for Small Pick Up Like New Condition Aluminum & Black Leather $125.00 OBO 740-820-2744
FOR SALE
78 Chevy 3/4 Ton Pick Up 3 Speed • Hurst Shifter • 292 Engine Runs Excellent • 61,000 Original Miles Needs Side Post Battery $800.00 OBO
740-820-2744
1977 CHEVY TRUCK FOR SALE 1 Ton • 12 ft Aluminum Flat Bed Chrome Wheels • Excellent Shape No Blemishes • Garage Kept $4000.00 304-545-0673
FOR SALE
2008 Buick Lucerne 18,000 Miles Like New Asking $12,500.00
740-643-0593
WANTED TO BUY Wanted to Buy Electrolux Shampooer Must Be Electrolux Only 304-675-4218 Wanted to Buy
Diesel Car or Truck Must Be Reasonably Priced Will Consider One Not Running
740-612-5487
Gas Cook Stove • Heaters • Avon Books • Glassware • Nice Clothing Lots of Miscellaneous at Low Prices
FOR SALE
11 Month Old Male Old English Bull Dog Brindle & White • Very Beautiful & Very Friendly with Kids Wormed & Shots up to Date Call 740-596-5383
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Border Collie Puppies Registered Under ABCA Imported Bloodline Working Parents Wormed & Ready to Go Trickling Springs Farm Patriot, OH 740-379-9110 or 740-441-2554 If No Answer Leave Message
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Laying Hens $8.00 each Call 740-985-4374
FOR SALE
One Jersey Bull Call 304-675-2347
FOR SALE
Guinea Keets Call 304-593-5371
MEETINGS ETC WALK TO EMMAUS GATHERING Join us the third Wednesday of each Month at 4:30 PM at McClure’s in Pomeroy, OH
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Kittens-Black/gray tiger, orange/white striped 6 weeks old. Very cute and ready for new home Phone 740-256-1793
Can email pics or text 709-0266
Wanted to Buy Good Quality Grass Hay Large Round Bales in Rio Grande Area 740-379-9110 or 740-853-0878 If No Answer Leave Message Wanted to Buy Used Canning Jars Jonas E.Wengerd 2358 Boggs Road Patriot, OH 45658
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(1)Full Mattress $150.00 (1) King Mattress $250.00 (1) King Mattress Only $150.00 Wood Futon with Mattress $200.00 Sofa $150.00
Bundy II Saxophone Good Condition $1250.00 New Asking $600.00
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3 Computers, All Work 2 @ $50.00 each, 1 @ $100.00 Call for more info
304-675-7965
10 Gallon Electric Hot Water Tank Kenmore from Sears Still in Box • Never Hooked Up Paid $300.00 Will Take $200.00
304-812-4599
FOR SALE
48” Modular Kitchenaid Gas,Electric & Grille Cooktop Range with Downdraft $400.00 Dishwasher $75.00
304-675-7965
FOR SALE
Large Wooden Corner Computer Desk with Shelves on Top & Bottom Brown Wood w/Black Top • Exc. Cond. $55.00
304-675-7961
FOR SALE
2005 55” Big Flat Screen TV JVC • Perfect Condition Comes with TV Stand and Glass Shelf $300.00
304-675-4218
FOR SALE
30” White Smooth Top Stove Frigidaire • Like New Condition $250.00
740-256-1558
FOR SALE
King Size Bed, Brass Headboard Barely Used New Mattress, Brand New Memory Foam Topper, some Sheets, Bedspreads, Pillows. $500.00 Cash Only Can Email or text pics. Call 740-446-8158
or text 709-0266 Excellent Feel Lying on it!
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3 piece Bedroom • Full or Queen Triple Dresser with Hutch Armoire • Headboard & Footboard $200.00 740-446-2662
FOR SALE
Twin Beds Complete with like new Mattresses and Box Springs Bedspreads & Linens Included $500.00 740-446-2476
FOR SALE
Microwave with built-in over the range hood $50
740-446-9584
FOR SALE
Good Mixed Hay • Never Wet $3.00 a Bale • 60 Bales
304-675-3829
HELP WANTED WANTED: DRIVER Start @ $9.00 per hour PT move to FT Very Fast Must Have Knowledge of Gallia County & SE Part of OHIO Must be a “People Person” Will be Certified in CPR and First Aid DMV & BCI Background Check Must be 23 or Older Send Resume to 4528 SR 850 Bidwell, OH 45614
740-441-0504
FOR SALE
740-446-9584
FOR SALE
2 Grave Plots in Mt. Zion Cemetery on Colonial Drive, Gallipolis $800.00 for both
740-992-1721
FOR SALE
Goose Neck Dump Trailer 14x8x4 $7500.00 20 ft. Feather Lite Goose Neck Stock Trailer
$12,500.00 Call 740-388-9003 ask for Linda or leave message
FOR SALE
50 HP Kabota Motor Totally Overhauled • Excellent Condition $3000.00
740-379-9013
FOR SALE
2 Ton Whole House AC $100.00
740-446-9584 Working when removed
FOR SALE
4 Baseboard Heaters All work, 1 needs thermostat
$100.00 for all 740-446-9584
FOR SALE
Verizon 4G IPhone Great Shape • 1 year old $75.00
304-812-2434
FOR SALE or Trade
12 ft x 10 ft Building for Sale or Trade Could be used for Cabin, Office or Doll House Has electrical wiring with breaker box. Insulated with fire retardant drywall. Front porch, 2 windows, 2 doors, one big one, extra big storage shelf Must be moved $3000.00 Firm • Sale or Trade
304-675-4218
FOR SALE
ELVIS PRESLEY COLLECTION includes Elvis Records, Elvis Dolls, Elvis Magazines and Books, and More. Will Sell all together or separately. Call for Prices 740-418-4063 If no answer, please leave a message and I will return your call.
FOR SALE
Horse Drawn, New Idea # 9 Manure Spreader, in Good Condition $1500.00 Amos Miller 1950 Cora Mill Road Gallipolis, OH 45631
FOR SALE
Men’s Name Brand Dress Pants, great shape, different sizes & colors, tan, black, navy blue & green. $6.00 pair 2506 26th St., Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-812-5168 or 304-812-2434
FOR SALE
Large selection of men’s long sleeve dress shirts, large & extra large. Really good condition . Name Brand $4.00 each 304-812-2434
FOR SALE
Men’s large shirts and some pants, size 3x & 4x shirts. Great shape $ 4.00 each 1 pair Levis 48-32 and dress pants. 304-812-2434
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By Keith Roach, M. D, Ear Twitch Won’t Affect Hearing DEAR DR. ROACH: For the past eight months, I have had a twitch in the inside of my right ear. I can hear it twitching, and I can feel it. It seems to get worse when I talk on the phone (it’s my phone ear), but sometimes I wake up with it twitching. It feels like when your eye twitches, only it’s inside my ear. I could liken the movement to a snapping of fingers. It’s more a vibration than a crunch. I do hear a sound when it happens, similar to when you get water plugging up your ear. So it plugs/unplugs with each twitch. I have gone to my general practitioner for help. He referred me to an ear specialist. They did a hearing test, which I passed with flying colors. Other than that, they didn’t have any solution to my problem. It is very bothersome and seems to be getting worse. I think it may be stress-related, but I don’t know what to do to make it stop. Can you help me? -- P.C.
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ANSWER: This sounds like a spasm of one of the muscles that control the tension of the eardrum, the tensor tympani and stapedius muscles. These muscles protect our ears, to some extent, from loud noises. Just like you can have a spasm or twitch in your eye muscles -- or indeed any muscle -- these muscles cause a unique sound sensation in the ear when they repeatedly twitch with high frequency. The plugging/unplugging sensation is likely the Eustachian tube, which controls the pressure in the ear, opening and closing. The bad news is that I don’t know of anything to make it stop. The good news is that it won’t affect your hearing. Very rarely, it can be a sign of a nerve or muscle disease, but it is likely a normal phenomenon that many people have but few notice and articulate it as well as you have. DEAR DR. ROACH: My mother, 88 years old, recently switched her medicine for hypertension from timed release, which she has been taking for 10 years, to one that is not timed release, because the timed release was too expensive. I’m worried. Has she compromised her health by doing this? Her cardiologist gave her the go-ahead. -- J.R. ANSWER: In my opinion, timed-release versions for high blood pressure are preferable to non-timedrelease because the level of the medication in the
blood can go up and down to a greater degree with the regular-release formulation. However, it does depend on the medication, and her cardiologist knows more than I do about her particular situation. DEAR DR. ROACH: Because of my knee replacement, I am recommended to have four amoxicillin 500-mg tablets before a dental procedure. I am concerned about taking 2,000 mg every time. Is it too much? -- C.C.H. ANSWER: Amoxicillin is a very safe medication, and a single dose of 2,000 mg is standard for people who require treatment to prevent infection. The major concern is allergy, so anyone with a documented history of reaction to penicillin-like drugs should get an alternate medication.
Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Readers may email questions to ToYourGoodHealth@med. cornell.edu. To view and order health pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall.com, or write to P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. (c) 2014 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved
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Hershberger’s Country Store “New Apple” Ceramic Bread Box • Clock • Canister Set • Dinnerware Coffee Set • Napkin Holder with Salt & Pepper Shakers & More Check Out Our Moon & Stars Glasswares Collectables In Pink & Cobalt Blue & Our Beautiful Handcrafted Home Decor Beautiful Selection of Rhythm USA Motion Clocks
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From Huntington, WV: Take Rt. 7 North to Gallipolis, OH, take 141 West to 775 South (watch for signs at intersection) turn left onto Boggs Road From Ripley/Ravenswood, WV: take Rt. 2 South to Pt.Pleasant, WV, then take Rt. 35 West to Gallipolis, OH, Take 7 South to 141 West to 775 South (watch for signs at intersection) turn Left onto Boggs Rd. From Charleston, WV: Take Rt. 35 to Gallipolis, OH, then 7 South to 141, West to 775 South, (watch for signs at intersection) turn left onto Boggs Road
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Q: The basement of the early-1900s home we recently purchased has sturdy stone walls and a concrete floor. There are no apparent water problems. But there are a lot more creepy-crawlies than I’d like, including spiders, beetles, ants and these horrible alien-looking things my husband says are centipedes. Short of fumigating the entire house, how can I get rid of these pests? -- Claudia H., Worcester, Mass. A: Ah, the ecology of the older basement. The alien-looking centipedes also are known as house centipedes, and while they do look like something out of a nightmare, they are voracious eaters of other bugs like beetles and spiders. Still, you don’t want to find any of those pests lurking under a pile of laundry. Ants, house centipedes and spiders all can sting or bite. The first thing you’ll want to do is find where many of these pests are entering the basement. Even if the walls and floor are structurally sound and appear dry, very small cracks or holes may have developed over the years. Ants are the easiest to track: Find one of their trails, or create a trail by placing a small amount of crumbs in a pile on an otherwise clean floor. The trail will typically lead back to the perimeter of the basement where the floor and wall meet. Mark each entry spot with tape or chalk. Next, test how bad the house centipede or beetle population may be, by setting down sticky traps in the areas you last saw these pests. Even if you just catch one, it will confirm their presence. A pest-control professional can do the most thorough job of eliminating these creatures, or you can find bug sprays specific to these pests at homeimprovement stores. But if you don’t want them coming back, you’ll need to close up entry points and reduce the amount of moisture. The basement may seem dry, but the appearance of house centipedes often signals a moisture problem. Have a contractor specializing in basements evaluate the floor and walls to find out if water is seeping in. Small cracks and gaps need to be sealed using correct mortar or cement patching material to allow for expansion and contraction. Meantime, look around the outside foundation of the house for potential water and bug magnets, like piles of leaves or old mulch, drain spouts that are pouring water directly down into the foundation rather than being extended out several feet away, or firewood stacked against the wall. These issues can be dealt with quickly and easily and can reduce both bug and water issues. HOME TIP: Store boxes and place dirty laundry containers on platforms or shelves that keep them off the ground in areas that centipedes and spiders frequent. Send your questions or home tips to ask@ thisisahammer.com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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By Mick Harper 1. Which group released “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer,” and when? 2. Name the one hit by Norma Cecilia Tanega. 3. “Anthem” and “Skybird” were on which Neil Diamond album? 4. Which song mentions flip-flops, pop tops and a blender. 5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “Oh, I used to love to make you cry, It made me feel like a man inside, If I had been a man in reality, You’d be here, baby, loving me.” (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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New Health-Care Bill Before Congress raced off to vacation in August, senators voted 91-3 to pass the long-awaited, $17 billion veterans emergency health-care bill. Here are a few tidbits from the bill: •Veterans will receive a Choice Card for care, but don’t get excited yet. To qualify for this card, a veteran must have served within the past five years, or already be signed up with Veterans Affairs health care. It will be more of an ID/insurance card that gives service information for eligibility. You likely won’t be able to take the card to a private doctor unless the care has been approved by the VA. • If a veteran is given a long wait time for appointments (over 30 days) or lives more than 40 miles from care, he or she will be eligible to get private sector care. That 40 miles is “straight line,” aka geodesic distance. • Veterans who were sexually assaulted will receive care. • Twenty-seven new clinics will open. • The VA will hire $5 billion worth of new healthcare providers. • Bonuses will be capped at $360 million per year. • The VA secretary will be allowed to fire senior VA executives much more quickly. When they look for incompetents to fire, I hope they aim their lasers at the VA medical center in Kentucky. A veteran collapsed at home and was transported there, where he was hooked up to life support. By the time his wife and family arrived at the hospital, staff told her that her husband was dead. They gave her a specific time of death. Distraught, she asked to see him one more time to say goodbye. What she found was a living, breathing husband with good heart rate and blood pressure who was responding to commands. Freddy Groves regrets that he cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into his column whenever possible. Send email to columnreply2@gmail.com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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5-Minute Daily Run?! I wonder about some of these studies. A new one out claims that if we run five minutes a day, we’ll live a longer life. The 55,000 participants in the study (which went on for many years) ranged in age from 18 to 100. Runners had much lower risk of cardiovascular mortality, with a bonus three years tacked on to their life span. Even runners who ran approximately 51 minutes a week had this same reduced mortality. Their conclusion: Running five to 10 minutes a day results in this reduced mortality. Despite its conclusion, the research doesn’t actually say “five minutes per day.” The study also didn’t say why it has to be running. I wonder, too, about the people who participated. If they were healthy enough to run for a half hour, maybe they were already in a health category that would give them a longer life. In terms of impact on the body, I don’t understand why a five-minute run multiple times a week is as good as a half-hour run when it comes to cardiovascular strength. This is one time I’m going to give a thumbsdown on research study suggestions, at least for us, and point to another study (2011) that calls for 15 minutes a day or 90 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activity ... like walking. A brisk 30-minute walk a few times a week has benefits. Or spending time on a treadmill or stationary bicycle, or swimming in a pool. Best bet: malls that open their doors early for morning walkers. That environment is warm/cool (depending on the season), has a level surface and is safer than being out on the streets. Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible. Send email to columnreply2@ gmail.com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.
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Answers By Chris Richcreek 1. Pete Alexander (1911), Herb Score (1955) and Dwight Gooden (1984). 2. McCarthy (.627 percentage), over Stengel (.623) and Torre (.605). 3. Colin Kaepernick, at the University of Nevada. 4. Larry Bird and Detlef Schrempf. 5. Twelve times in 17 seasons. 6. Marcelo Balboa, in 1995. 7. The No. 5 post has had 13 winning horses through 2014.
ANSWERS: 1) Neither 2) Words 3) Harpis 4) Sling/Stone 5) Mustard 6.) Dinah
Answers By Mick Harper
Answers 1. Rugby 2. Fear of blood 3. “My My, Hey Hey,” by Neil Young 4. Israel and Jordan 5. 32 muscles that control the outer ear 6. Stroke 7. 1984 8. Ford 9. Green 10. Coffee liqueur, vodka and cream
1. The Beatles, 1969. After many takes and overdubs, Paul McCartney put down a layer with a Moog synthesizer, one of their first experiments. 2. “Walkin’ My Cat Named Dog,” in 1966. While Tanega never had another hit of her own, she did pen a few for Dusty Springfield, including “No Stranger Am I.” 3. “Jonathan Livingston Seagull,” the soundtrack to the 1973 film by the same name. 4. “Margaritaville,” by Jimmy Buffet, in 1977. 5. “Working My Way Back to You,” most recently done by The Spinners in 1979. The song originally was released in 1966 by the Four Seasons. While it’s the Four Seasons’ version people remember, it never cracked the No. 9 position on the charts. The Spinners’ version went to No. 2.