http://66.213.69.5/files/original/89cd33337a775f23a4e3b093dce3ada0.pdf eca33b86b8352023a89fda7ec3a3ec42 PDF Text Text eave Meigs County Co-op growing -Page D-l James j. Kilpatrick sheds 'no tears' for the defunct school prayer amendment-Page A-2 Ohio's new public bargaining bill is threatened with potential legal problems-Page D-l Vol. 19 No. 8 Along the River ............... B-1 -8 Classllleds ...................... D-3- 7 Deaths ............................. A-(; Editorials ......................... A-2 Fann ........ ............ .. ....... .. E-3 Sports ... .............. ........... C-1-8 + unba ,tmts Middleport Cap;u1flitwd 1984 Inside: Ohio weather: fair conditions through Tuesday --Page A-3-- tntint 16 Sections. 142 Pages 50 Cents Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, A!Jril 1, 1984 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ., Medicaid changes: little effect at Veterans POMEROY - Changes in the Ohio Department of Public Welfare's Medicaid program which are expected to save $40 million in hospitalization charges over the next year will have little effect on Veterans Memorial Hospital at this time. according to Scott Lucas, administrator. Patients who pay with Medicaid now must have approval before admission to the hospit al for any non-emergency treatment. Lucas said. That rule went into effect on March 20. But he explained that most patients· on Medicaid being admitted to Veterans come into the hospital on an emergency basis. He said that the hospitai census ordinarily includes between 10 and 12 percent Medicaid patients. Under the new policy. physicians must submit patient information to the Physicians Health Pian of Central Ohio for review to ensure that in -patient hospital care is necessary and that the rccommended procedure cannot be carried out in a less expensive setting such as a doctor's office or on an ou t-patient basis. The changes in procedurf' rlo not appt:-· to emergency admissions, Lucas stressed . He defined emergency admission as being onf' which would result in significant alteration or detPrioration in thf' patient's hea lth if not treated within 48 hours. Lucas sa id he v if'ws pr<'·admission appro,·a J on C'ircti\'f' su rgery and other non-<>mergenc:-· treatment as a coming thing for all third party pavers. He pt'f'dicts radical changt's in hospital sf'rvice" within the next few vmrs with a trend toward morf' and more outpatient SC'rvice" as prC'ss w·f' mount s to cont ain hospital cos". M•t h ~, 1· •t r----------------------,Prosecutor: no I c. "?I CODlp ICI y 132-year-old HeDllock Grove further action convictions: appeals ·P ost Office closes its doors in inmate death court upholds one, ' overturns-a second By KEVIN KELLY 1lmes-Sentinel staff GALUPOLIS The Fourth District Court of Appeals has overturned a conviction in Gailia County Common Pleas Court on complicity to negligent homicidC'for the accidental shooting of a GaUia County man nearly three years ago. But Appeals Judges Homer E. "Pete" Abele. Lawrence Grey and Earl E. Stephenson upheld Alvin R. Mitchum's other conviction on complicity to tampering with evidence. Mitchum, 40, HiUiard. was indicted along with PhUlip D. Downing. 25, also of Hilliard, in theJuly28, 1981 shooting of Craig H . Fisher. 21. Rt. 2, Patriot, at the bar adjoining the Skyline Lanes bowling aiJC'y in Kanauga . Mitchum. who managed the bowling ailey at the time. left a loaded gun on a counter top that Downing, an employee. acciden· tally fired . The bullet passed through an open corridor betw('('n the alley and the Captain's Lounge and struck Fisher. who was at thf> bar. Fisher died of his wound in a Huntington. W.Va. hospital on Aug . 16, 1!*!1. Two months later. Downing was secretly indicted by a Ga llia grand jury for negligent homicidf', tampering with evidence and felon Ious assault . Mitchum was indicted for complicity to those t hrec charges and for having a weapon undC'r disability. Prosecution later dropped the felonious assault indictment against Downing. who then pieadrd guilty to the other charges. Mitchum was found guilty on two complicity chargC's - to negligent homicidC' and t amprring with evidencC'- on April 23. 1982. following a three-day ttiai in common pleas court. Downing was later given a suspended jail sentence and ordered to prrtorm community service in Franklin County. Acting on an appeal filed by Mitchum's counsel - Columbus attorney Edwin L. Malek- Abele. Grey and Stephenson agreed with Malek' s contention that Mitchum leaving a loaded gun on a counter did not constitute negligence because Downing discharged the gun. "WC' cannot. in good conscience. cquatP Mr. Mitchum's act of laying the gun on the counter with the act of Mr. Downing. in pulling thP lliggC'r." they wrotP. The appeals court overruled Malek's assertion that prosecution "insufficiently corrobatrd" its tam · pering with evidence case against Mitchum. "We havP reviewed thC' !'('COrd and find therC' was sufficient P\'idence to send thi s issue to thC' jury," the judges said. During the trial, prosecution argued that aftC'r Fish£'r was shot. Mitchum urged Downing to hide thP gun in thC' bowling aUC'y . Downing told shC'riff's investigators at the timC' he threw the gun int o thC' Ohio River . in st ea d. prosec uti on claimed. Mitchum and Downing sold the gun to an acquaintance in Hilliard . NegligC'nt homicide is a first · !Continued on page AJi ByCHARLENEHOEFUCH 1lmes-Sentinel Staff HEMLOCK GROVE The Hemlock Grove Post Office. established over 132 years ago, closed its doors Friday. The post office. opened in the community on Nov. 17, 18.'i1 on "Creek Road", has been open to the public only three hours a day for a number of years with Mrs. Leota Smith serving as postmaster. · Mrs. Smith who has held the postmaster's job in the community for over Tl years decided to retire and with her decision came another by the U. S. Postal Service to close the establishmpnt. Mail to the Hemlock Grove area will be absorbed by the Pomeroy Post Office with rural carriers from the Pomeroy office making deliveries to Hemlock GroVP residents. Mrs. Smith succeeded her father. the late Emmett Hawk, as the postmaster in the community on Sept. 30. 1956. Her father had served as postmaster for 31 years and the post office was a part of a building where the l&te Mr. Hawk also opera ted a grocery store over the years. Together Mrs. Smith and her father held the postmaster's job for ovC'r ~ years. ThC' widow of the late Ralph Smith. Mrs. Smith has three children. Bob. serving in Denmark in his C'mploymrnt with an oil company; Sharon of California and Ron in Texas. Mrs. Smith plans to do som f' travC'iing in her retirement and is particularly looking forward to a trip to Denmark. On hand to help Mrs. Smith shut down theoperationsofthepost officP Friday were Lou Jordan. postal systems examiner out of ZanC'Svi!le and Pomeroy Postmaster JarnC's Souisby. ' . LAST DA \' - Mrs. Lrota Smith, poo;hnaster at the Hemlock Grow Post Office for the past 27 years, took down an American Oag from in front of the post office lor the la.o;t tinw Friday as thf' post offi~-e clOSt.>d its doors after having served the conununity lor over 132 years. PORTSMOUTH. Ohio 1AP1 Scioto County Pro~utor L\·nn Grimshaw sa)·s that <.iespitf' thf' urging of a Jpgislati\·(' panPI. hrdQ('~ not intC'nd to conduct a grand jut~> inv('stigation of th£' F£'b. Y dPath of' an inmatP at th£' Southf'rn Ohio CotTl'Ctional FocilitY. " I am not backing of! thi s decision. I don 't think it s wisf' to wastC' m:-· timC' and taxpavPrs· monC'y," Grimshaw said Frida:-·. A legislali\·epanf'l inColumbuson Thursda)' urgl'd a grand jun invest igation into th£' rll-at h ot Jimm:-- Havn£'s . 2~. at lh< · m aximum-sccurit)· prison. Gov . Richard CC'If'SIC' "lid Fnda \ hC' would look at th£' comm itlr'('s rrcommC'nrlation s hut ~o~ ·11uld · not demand a gra nd j ut-:-· im·f'st igation. " I don 't tl1ink thrgo,·ernorshou id tr:-- to run thl' prison S.\'Sif'm. " Celeste sa id. Citing discrepancies in informa · lion gathf'red in Ha.vnC'·s df'ath. thf' Correctional Institution Inspection Committ PP said Grim~haw s houl~ reconsidC'r an mrUf'r dec ision against taking thf' cast' to a grand jury . ThC' committ('(' sa id Grim shaw should !'ilhC'r pl'f'sf'nt thp cas(' himsclf or hirPa spf'cia l proS('('UIOr. Pant'l mC'mlx-r~ sa id thC':-· wC'rf' readv to ask (;m·. Richard Cf'IC'Sif' to SE'f'k a grand jurY protx-. Ha:--nps· dmth ,,·as atttibutf'Cl in a coronN's rC'pol'l to in j u tif's sufff'rf'Cl when a guard placed a foot on hi s nf'ck whilf' tl')·ing to su lxluP him during a ,·ioiC'nt out burst. Lrgi.s lat ors sa id the\ would look int o th(' ca . .. aftf'r lmrning that Ha,·nf's had bwn handcuffed and had his IC'gs in shacklf's at the timeof thP injun . Elf'\'f'n guards wcrf' ca lled to mO\'(' him to a S<'C'ut·it\ cf'll aftPr hf' broke a light fi xn.JI'(' and sufff'r('(l cut s on hi s hands and facl' . Guiding Hand 01eets payroll--barely; county critical of raises By lARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - For thC' third time in as many months, the administration of the f;nanciall:v ·troubied Guiding Hand School was fol'C'ed to struggiC' Friday to come up with funds sufficient to meet payroll . At the beginning of the day. county officials reported the school's books were some $1.600 shy of the approxim<ttely $10,000 needed. Shortly after 1 p.m .• the Guiding Hand administration"notifird the county auditor's office of the receipt of $3.000. Late Friday, those funds were dcposill'd with the auditor's office for disbursement through payroll. The last . minute money, county officials later reported . came from $481ln federal food funding ond $2.678 in unit funding through the state . . ,. Faced with a similar situation twice earUer this year. the Ga ilia County Commission - which is involved in a legal funding disj!)ute with the school loaned thC' institution the necessary funds. When the 169 Board of Mental Retardation- which serves as the controlling board for Guiding Hand and Gallco Sheltered Workshop - recf'ived its first half tax collection on thC' first of this month those fund s were repaid to the county. This week's financial difficultiC's come in thC' wakC' of criticism ieveird by the county commissioners over recently enacted pay raises for Guiding Hand's 21 employees. "It seems unreasonable to grant such raises considering their aliegL-'d financial condition." Commission President Paul D. Niday said Friday in describing his board's pPrrPption of th<• incrl'aSC's. ThP pay hikes in question. accord ing to figurps obta inrd through the auditor's office. ranged from lit o .32 percent . ThC' raiSC's wf'nt into efff'Ct with thl' March 16 payroll . A spokesperson for thP commission sa id th f' board was particularly upSC't b:-· th£' percC'nt agC' increase considC'ring the county 's O\\o'Tl limit at ions in granting pay raisC's . The commission approved a 'i [X'n'f'nl. arross-thC' board pay raise for countY f'mplo:-·('('s in .Janual)·. ThP 169 board and lh<' coun ty commission havf' been embroiled in a lega l battif' O\'l'r thf' county's responsibility to fund the school sinrC' last JunC'. In January. Judge Grorge F. Burkhart - act ing on an ea riiC'r ruling in which hP df'tetmined 'thc count y In tests conducted in Baltimore and Rochester. researchers inocu lated 81 male and female volunteers aged 18 to 35 who were divided into three groups. One group received regular flu shots, the second were treated with nose drops containing the experimental vaccine, and the third received dummy placebo nose drops. Four to six weeks later, the investigators tested the volunteers' immunity by giving them nose drops contalningl!ve. fully active flu virus. Researchers found that the experimental vaccine worked as well as conventional flu shots in protecting participants against flu . ]('\ '\' . Thf' board latx•led that amount " toL tii\· una('('f'pla hi£' ... Thf' agPncY had ask('(! $h!H.IX'l:l in its bucl gf't ff'qUf'SI . CommissionC'rs arf' disputing Burk hat1 's orrlPr and have filed an apJX' ai with the Fourth Distri ct Court ol Appeals. ThP appPals cou 11 is SC h('(luh~l to hear thf' cast• on April 17. whpn it sits in SJX'Cial st•ssion in i.o~an . UMW contract talks to begin next m9nth New flu vaccine 'proven effective' tal vaccine is ready for large-scal e WASHINGTON (API An humans trials as the next step experimental inOuenza vaccine toward approval for general use. given in the form of nose drops Drs. Mary Lou Clements of the Instead of painful injections has University of Maryland Medical proved etfectlvC' in protecting peoSchool in Baltimore. Robert F . Betts ple against the viral disease that plagues millions of people every • of the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York and year with ache5 and sneezes, Brian R. Murphy of the National doctors reported Friday. Institutes of Health said the vaccine The new va('('ine, which contains appears to be safe and effective a weakened live virus instead of the when used on healthy, young dead ones used in standard shots. volunteers. also may lessen the spread of flu Additional studies are under way vtruses and reduce the chances of to see how long protection from the epidemiCS, they said. vaccine lasts, and if it can be used in The researchers. reportJ.Ilg their people with a high risk of serious results in the British medical complications from Ou, they said . journal Lancet, said the experimen- \\·as rf'sponsibh · for fundmg the facilit\ - tssw'd .1 wtit of manrlamu s orriPring lh<' commi "l< lll tn pro,·id•• "sufficif'nt funding" 10 thf' school . In thC'ir 19g.l budgC't appropria t inn. 1hf' cou nl\ alloca tro $97.00) for thC' OpPration of \.uidin ~ llc~nd That figut'{' rPpl'f'SC'nted thf'<'.\aCt amount P\ JX'cf<'(ilo IJP gf'nPrated b:-· the 169 board 's thr('(··fifth' ot a mil l UMW President Trumka Richard L. CHARLESTON. W.Va . 1AP1 NPgotiations.on a new Unitrd MinC' Workers union contract will begin in three weeks. a coal industry spokesman said Friday. Dennis O'Neil. a spokesman for chiC'! industry negotiatior B.R. Brown. said repr('SCntatives from the Bituminous Coal Opera tors Association and thE' UMW will begin negotiations AprU 24. The meeting tentatively is scheduled to be held in Washington. D.C. U the two sides reach an agreem en t before the current contract C'X pin's at midnight Se-pt .10. it \\·oulrl !)(• the first pact nC'gOtiatf'd \\'ithout a strikf' b)· thf' UMW 's lfll.!nl ;JCti\'(' mf'mbers , since 191i4. ThC' UMW f'Stimat£'s that ahout a third or it s mf'mbers hJ\'(' tx~·n laid off in a deprf'ssion that ha s ri,·ai('(l that of lhf' 19: ~1s in thf' Appalachian coa lfields. In addition. UMW PrC'sidC'nt Richard Trumk;• and the union's rank and fil e ha ve deciared that thf'\' will not accC'pt a "takeawa:-·: . contract. �' I April Comment and perspective Religious rights A Division of ,~ ~ t!>!m:;;~ ~ L__~ ·~d· ~ ~~ 825 Third Ave .. Galllpolis, Ohio I6H I 444>-2342 Ill Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio (6141 992-2156 WASHINGTON - By Its decisive vote of March 20, the Senate put at least a tem[XJrary stop to further discus sion of a co nstit utional amendment on prayer in _public schools. That particular proposition is dead tor thjs session of Congress, and I shed not a single tear. The ROBICRT L. WIN GETT Publisher HOBART \\1L'iON .JR PAT WHITEHEAD Assis tant P ublisher-Controller Executive Editor A MEMBEH ol 11w· A~sodatto.d Prtoss, Inland U:Lil}' J~ess t\.'i!WI'ildkm and ltw Amer1can Ne M'!iiJUPt-'1' l'"uhlb;hl·n; A. .•~nt.:iation . LETTERS OF OPIMON llN' welt-omt'<l. thf'~ .o,;hollld hi· IL.._S than JOOwor<b lon~t . AU tetu- llN' mbjet1 to rtllting and mu."ii hf• slp>d With nanw, addros.-; and tehvOOnt> number. No Wlil~ lt'tW.N will tw puhllooht.orl. l..t•Ut>no sttou/d ht• in KUod UL..tt', wldn~.•'iin~ 1.>1sues, noc pm;ooalltlcs. Snakes., Attilas, Slobs and the like proposE'd constitutional amend ment was seriously flawed . But a bill is coming along, known meet anyone who seriously pro[XJSes that children be compelled to permit extracurricular activities thai Involve non-religious speech. If a group of students wants vol u ntar~ lly to t'tlrm a stamp club, to meet in an energy classrom before or after school, that Is fine. But if another group of students wants voluntarily to form a students for Christ club, to rff'itr prayers. NoOOdy wants to S('f' m('('t on an identical ba sis, many an as the Equal Access Act , that merits wholehearted support. Sponsored by Alabama's Sen. Jeremiah imposed upon our classroom. But the trend , has not been toward grea ter entanglement of religion and the state. but rather toward an districts regard this as wrong, unacceptable. unlawful and uncon stlt utlonal - and perhaps disrup· live as well. The committee satd: "These Denton. the bill would restore religion to inte-llectual comparabil - antagonistic condilion in which, as districts have banned studf>nt news· President Reagan has said , God must be "expelled." In this bizarre state of mtnd, obsceni ties ma y be condoned: prayer can never be forgiven. In ils repon recommending the Equal Access Act. the Sr>nare Judiciary Comm ittee document('(] some of the absurdities that have come along. Many school districts paper anlcles on religious topics and student art with religious themes. They have even prohibited students from praying together in a car in a school parking lot . sitting ity with - lei us say - football. polit ics and chess. T he measure might providf' an antidote to a poisonous notion that has infected many school systems in recent years - the notion that public schools should be ac ti vely hostile to the slightest expression of re ligi ou ~ thought or ac1ivity. of religion" together in groups of two or morf'tO discuss religious themes, anrl carrying their personal Bibles on school propert y. Individual stu· dents have been forbiddm to say a Page-A-2 April 1, 1984 Rain~ blessing over their lunch or recite the rosary silently on a school bus." The committee report provides~ dozen spec ific examples, drawn from around the country. In which school administrators have sought · ruthlessly to stamp out the dreadful \Orus of religious con tamination. In Sonoma, Calif .. In Aprtl of 1983, eight students attempted to gather at the high school to discuss religion on their own time and on their own volition . The school board held such conduct illegal. In Williamsport, Pa.. Lisa Bender led a student grou p called Petros. The group a living snake and a pa thol ogica l liar," he replied . Said another ex(>cu1ivc about hi s former boss: "Being wrong nevf'r slowed hhn down ." And another: "l-Ie \Vas a littJe dictator .. other peDplc making decisions was an affront to h.im " All three \\:orkfld at one 1imP for intolerable OOsses. and not only' sul"\'ived up with a tricker: clubs, language c lubs, ches' club, plus a wide variety of S[XJrts-related Heel-Grinders. 1-:gotisl s, Dodgers. Buslness Incompeten ts. Detail Drones, Slobs and the like. Some bosses might even be doubly to tolerable- snake and slob together . But befot'(' pasting labels, consider thi s: The study leading to these portrayals also found that g~ OOSS<.'S some! imPs might have a terrible quality too. The descriptions arf' based on int C'rY i('WS \\'ilh ..-uccessl"ul I..'XC'C"Utives of activilif's" wen• permitted to con tinu e their use of school facilities. to th('ir n:•po11. "They simply sa t on peopiC' ." Heel-Grind£>rs, of which thf're were eight, are desc:ribf'(,l as having not pven a modicum of human rf'S JX'C'l for thosC' v.:ho report to them . U nforgivlng and intolerant, they dPmean, humiliate and emascula te. The authors called sevC'n bosses Egotist s "who already knew everything, wouldn't listen. and paraded 1heir pomposity.'' Anot her sevpn rated the Dodgf'r designat ion btxauS(> tllf'.\' wPrP unwilling or unable to make decisions. Senator "'Just plain in(Ufllpt•tent" wa s thC' tag awarded to si...x bosSPs who "didn "t the~· wPrl' doing and apparPnt ly wt•n• afra id to admit it ." Si...x moiT' were found to bE:' [)retail Drones who madP big issuPs out of litt!Pont."S. And fin allv. five Slobs wen• um·uH•n.'<.l whos(' " pl'rsonal h<.~bits. appearancl'. ~r prC'judices wpn• i.ntoiC'rJbiL• tu othl'rs." Despitf' thP problems, t.he undPrlings had to surv iv<' - Jnd most did . HowewJr, four of thp t.'Xt'C'utivPs sun·P.n>d qu it tht.•ir jobs, st'n'ral swll r hPd to ot her jobs within t hPir cornJ.Xtnii..'S ;..u'Jc.l S{'\'t.'n o~·nl.v clcfl('(.l thl'ir bJsses. Fudging the numbers: it's an old tradition If some of the nation's biggest banks legallv avoid listing as rleft"!' tiV<' <;Orne of I heir unlJ1lid loans to Argrntlna it would not be the first lime lhP nurntx>rs hav(' be<:'n fudged . lf'san old tradition. practicf'd b.\: an~ ·n nP wiTh fl po in t tomakr that might be :contrary to thr rvtdenre. As a politiraltool it has bc'<'n drveloped almost to th• · sta tus ot ar1. It is prarticed in lal.xll" relation s, in c"CunomiL' dcbatC'..,, in corpor;J !(' <.1ccounting, in mortgagf' loans. in gnvf'rnmf'nt conrr·nc ts. in tax<:~tion batl lf'S Many pt'Oplr arf' conv inrPd if was usc'CI in f'Stimating nuclear powpr m1ts, in pa11 bf•cauSf' advocatf'~ thought it wa~ thf' IJC'!'it way for utilitiP.., to go; whatf'Vf'r thf' cost . The cost. of courSC', IS man.\· timt•s thf' C'stimates. f'udgin;:; ha ..- I:JN:on used in mattf'rs of evC'n grP<ttt>r SO<' ia l consc>quf>nCC'. Many critics. for instance . claim that Scx'ial Sf'(·urity's imm E'diatc problems were "solved" by fudging the numbers. And others feel certain that the same techniques will be used to some dPgree in the drbate about budget deficit s. 6ut most of thPS(' an· rclativC'ly long-1·angc prohlPms ;m el h·nd to be morC' susceptible to fudging. PSpc'CiaUy a ttt~r ..,,·rr~vonf' has tx'<'omt' .'iO v.·t.•aty· of the debate that fudging seems to be a r<monable diS[XJsal. ThP banking probiC'm. howt:•vcr. i.s immf'd.iatt'. lf r egulatory oft"icials decidC' bank.:; rna)' not count as inromr 1hr ovr•rcluP hy 90days or morel and unpaid intPrest on their ArgPnt inc• luJns thl..'ll'wil l IJco an immediah' and prC'Cipit ou:-, inc-ome drop at somp largt• instilut ions. As ma1trrs sta nd. a hout $6:11} million of uvPrd u£• lnh'IT'st must tH? paid to 1: U.S. bank.' bv March :n . If Argentina fai ls to do so. the banks to lowrr thf'ir offici al rarnings by thJt t; .s. rf'gu lations rH[uirl• ~m1ount . Argentina has indicatf"d it may' nC'l>d morf' limP in whirh to !Jay. which brings up thP quPst ion. Should American I~rulot i ons lX' n""'laxt:>d- bt•nt in order to hC'lp banks to avoid lowcri.ng thl'lr rctx>rlt>d l..'arnings? Today ID history : Denton 's bill Fair on Monday. There is a chance of showers on Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in the upper 40s to mid -~s on Monday and mostly in the 50s on Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight lows in the upper 20s to mid-30s mrly on Monday, warming into the 30s on Tuesday and to llle mid-30s to mid40s early on Wednesday. Agricultural advisory Thf' agr icultural advisory for Ohio, as prepared by the Midwest agricultural wea ther center at West Lafayette. Ind.: A dry weather pattern is expected through Monday, but evaporative losses will be restrained by below-normal temperatures despite a gradual warming over the weekend. Pereolation and runoff will reduce excess water in topsoils. but many low-lying fields will stay soaked. Temperatures will fall to the upper 20s or lower 30s duringth<:'next several night s. lee formation on moist suriaces may cause some footing hazard for people and livestock. but any crust over the suriacc soil layer will be too thin to give added support to equipment. Whea t and other overwintering crops should not suffer from the freezing tpmperatures. but growth will be susp..nded over the next several days. Though CXPJSUI'C' wi.ll not bP SC'rious. surfacP rondit ions may• lim if I. ~: I lhc land. Reform opposition.________ _ _:l:. .: .ac:. :. :k_:_A:. :. :n. .: .:. .:de- -rs~on WASHINGTON - Hundreds of Bewildered, they pray for help: some hope for death. to WPPd out th C' fit and the f raudulent \I.'JS ordf'rcd b y a DPmocr :..Jtic Congress in 1980. ~' hen Jimrn ~· Cart0r was presiden t. Uut ttw m·w Rt•JJubl ica n 1::1dministrat ion f'XPCUtPd ! he ordf'I"S with a zeal that wC'nt tx•_vond anything Congress had intl'nded . The original f'Stima tP was that a mOOest S10 million would bC' saw'(l bPtw('('n 1982 and 19X5 b_v <>limi nal · in~ thP undf'Sf'l"\'i ng. And lhf>rf' was ri o gre3 t hun~·; longress gan• thP Social Sf'C·urit~· Admi ni stration un · Ii i January· 19R2 to tx>gi n processi nJ.,; the cases. But tht• incoming Reagan admin· istration hit the ground runnin g. Tht• nPw admini strators lraf>('d aht.•atl wit h the rC'v iC'w program almost as soon a~ thc.v moved into their offices. The projf'CIC'd savings wpre revised dra rr.aticall y up· ward: $200 million in 1!*12 "lone $900 million bv 1!*1:i. ·· one of our most importa nt goals for fiscal year 1982 and following is to saV(•disabililrdoll a r s." statf'd an intC'rnal Social Sccurit .v Admi nis trali on directive datffl March t), l~X l. In that same month, tlw agrncy start('(] sendi ng to sta tP disabilily offices the first of .'~7.0C() rasc>s it w as to rC'\'iC'w by tht.' t'nd of PIRI T hf' statf' offict•s - accus tomE'd to a nmmal total uf only H:iO,OCO cases fo r J"('\"iflw - wrrC' SW<JrTI(X"d. The r es ulting fi<.~:-;co w~ s prrdic · rubl e. OvPrloadf'd review officers cut through the mountain of pape1work with a heavy axe. Some recipients w err lopped off the disa bility rol!s without so much as an int erview . And undPr thr administra ti on's OVf'r?.Palous cli r('('ti ves. paym('nts wf'rP withheld immed ialel~· . with· out wait i ng for thf' appeals. Many· pensioners got thrir lx>nefits back aflr-r months of unnffessary dcpli · va ti on and deprf''ision. But sometimes the r ulings ca m(' too la iC'. A fPw. unable to cope without govern· ment support, commi tt<'Ci sukidf'. The figures tell the storv Of 1.1 mil lion casC's rrvif'wC'd as of last \lovrmber. cl70.(X.Xl rrsu!tPd in ix'nefi l cutoffs. Of these, judgl'S ordcr f'd bC'nC'fits I'C'StOr('d to 160.(XXJ pensionf'rs; ano1 hrr l20JOO caSC's clrC still in ap[Jf'al. Onl .v 190.001 rf'Cipif>nt~ Wf' l"f' finallv r ut off. Aft('r a barra gp of tx.J.d prrss. M<.~rTh has bwn o r ough month We still haw' 0ducato rs and tlipJu. fo1' PresidPnt Ronald Reagan. Not ma ts rPg1.1larly kidnappPd in B0irut with no clea r IT'J son ~rivpn for thC'ir disappeJranrr ur prornisp of rr !Pas<'. T hP LebanonPse President Amin Cema_vf'l h.:.t s abrog;ned thr trf'at~· with lsraP! a nd what was oncr lookPd on as a trmorat)' spt -back for PrPs idl'nt Reagan 's "\"it a! int en.1sts' is now a dC'baclf' and a failurf'. Now thf'.V must nwddll• ~or mud diP l somPwhrn~ on l_ v has ht• lust out in some of hi~ most l'hPris hPcl forPign diplom atic \·(•ntur Ps but things a t homesf'E'm to han ' go ne to h<'ll in a hand baske t. Some mont hs it just doesn't pay for a prf'sidC'nt to .crt out of bed~ March began [XJmmeling the Reagan administration early with fall ~out over the Marinf'w ithdrawal from Lebanon . What the admtnis· I ration had envisioned as a g lorious op[XJrtun it;· for llw Untied States to makr some h a~· in thf' cliplomatic fipJ d bv scttling thr LPbonon civil wur with onl.\· IHhu ndred Malines turn('() instf'ad int o a ~litical ni ghtmare Wilh somC'Ihing lik e :lG!"l MannP li\'rs a nd millions of dollars S}X'nt. thr- llnilf'"rl Stall'S had gainPCI r."i actl_\' zilrh . Worsf• than zilch. wf' hil\"l ' lost tht' rrspec t and cooper<.~ · lion of thf' Arab nations in lhf' middlC> East. Syria doesn't like us. thr Saudis only tolC'ratr us and .Jord an's King Hussrin ha s turnf'd down military· aid saying hf' would rathf'r go t it from Russia . E vPn til(' LPbanonC'se whom Wf' wrre tr~i ng to savp prPfer to cast their lot with tin.\ ' Syria instead of the rich and f'isf' ~ That "somf'whprp'" w ill tw Crntral AmPriea w here. if WP Wf'l'f' to Jxtlievt;> tht• adm inistration spokf'smen, there arc Communists lurkin g lX'hlnd Pven· trE'e just wailin g to takf' over all 1hr countri es South of of thr Border. CPn tral America has lK'C'n· on thC' nf'ws back burnC'rwhiiC' thf' admin istration ha s l::l<'C'n busv· muddling rlscwherf' in thr world but thi.it dc>f's not mPan t hey havf'n't bc'rn artivP then: also. We havf' had our usual advisors in E l Sa lvador F(ev . .Jerry Falwell. leader of the M oral Majorit~· . who wa ntPd all thr hy[J<' they could get for onP of their pt>t projf>rts - a schoo l prayrr cJmC'ndment. Thos0 nasty Df'm ocrats were getting thP publicl!y with lhPir eiC'ctions. Jus t thr samP. Pres idf'nt RPagan sPnl the amrnclmC'Ilt legislation to thr Sc> n r~te v.·hprf' it was dt>cisi vf'ly turnf'd down. If a Republican president can't gPt a Pf'l amendmrnt through Plains w ill continue eastward slowlv and be over the Creal Lakes and the Ohio Valley Saturday night and Sunda,· This will increase the amount of sunshine over thC' sta te, resulting in watmer ·-----------------· race I've been in the Sheriffs for 5 weeks now and the people's response has been fantastic. They are telling me they want modem, progressive. efficient Law Enforcement in Gallia County. Elect Raymond terniJE'ratun..•s. Mostlv fair weather will contlnu•• ln Ohio until about Tuesday, whm a~olher storm area develops in the soulhern Rockies and moves toward tht• TPnnt--sSl"lf.1 Ve~ll~:~· earl.v in the week. Condit ions overnight rang<'d from mostly clmr in western Ohio to generally cloudy in the eastern pan of the stale. A few sca ttered showers and Ourrif'S were rr[XJI1ed in pastPrn Ohio. but only a trace of precipitation fell. A northwcstC'rlv flow ronlinuC'd acr"'s the \.reat Lakrs and the Ohio Valley with. rather cool temperatures earl.v Saturda.v. Early morning temperarun:·s WNe most!;· ln thr .10s. Cur rently·. the di..-a bilit!· conlrov cc·nler s on proposf>d lf'gi slati on th<.~t would form ali7f' lhf' usf' of a ''mf'dico tl imprm·rmr nt standard'' in df'tf'rmlnin g who shnuld bC' cut off thr disabilit y rolls PPderal procf'durrs nnw rf'quirf' mPasuring a l'f'CipiPnt 'o.; Px istin g ml'lJical sta · Ius against thf' nrw l'l igi bil il y standards. Thf' burdf'n i~ on rhr bpnf'ficiarit-s to pro\·l' th~tt thry should continuf' ton '<."Piq• di sability chrck s c ' rs~· of the famous Boardwalk was demolished, and estimated the damage from high tides that smashed sea walls at over $250 million. In Ocean t;:ounty, he climbed new sandduneswhlch were bulldozed into place after the natural ones were swept away. In North and South Carol[na. offers of money. clothing. shelter and assistance poured into tornado· devastated towns Friday as the governors of both states sought federal disaster relief Preliminary damage estimates fmm Wednesday night's tornadoes, which caused 61 known deaths, topped the $100 m illion mark in Nor1h Camlina and totaled $25.7 million in South Camlina. officials of New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean on Friday toured coastal tovms including Attantte City, where part City, Mo., said Saturday. "It has refused to let spring go ahead and do its thing." As the Rocky Mountain storm sUd eastward Saturday, travelers' advisories for slick or snow-mvered roads went up in east~m Colorado, southeastern Wyoming, western Okiahoma, the Nebraska Panhan· die and western Kansas . Snow also fell in the Texas Panhandle. Besides those killed In the Carolina tornadoes, at least23other wea ther-related deaths occurred since Wednesday, mostly in traffic . They included S<'Ven in NE'W York , six in Massachusetts, ttu·ee in Pennsy lvania. two each in Washing· ton and Conn~ticut and one each in New Jersey, Utah and Alabama . Around the nation Satw'day al 2 a.m. EST, temperatures rangl>d from 23 ln Madison, Wis. and Rock Springs , Wyo. to67 in Key West, Fla . thP tvm st.ates sa id Friday . "Marf'h has just been a bear," foreeastn Bill Sammier. of the Severe Storms Center in Kansas Union bylaws require protest s to be filed by April 8. McKee spokesman Mike Drapkln said tlle Canadian vote '·probably will be challenged in murt," although a statement from the candidale Friday did not mention plans to contest the res ults. COOKOUT TIME IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER AND Barr's Meat Packing Co. Located 3 miles from Holzer Hospital off Route 160 over Kerr Harrisburg Road McKee's campaign staff said F riday that it s latest tally, which did not lnclude returns from Canada. showed M cKee ahead 76,965 to 43,127. McKee, 63. a mill veteran, said Williams· supporters "cont rol the elect ion mechantsm. ard that is making it difficult for us to get data:· IS OFFERING A FAMILY PLEASURE SPECIAL In this special you get Rib Steaks and Ground Beef Patties for only Delicious on the Grit! lb. $1.49 CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR SPECIAL ORDER. WE ARE SURE THAT WE CAN FIX A FAMILY PlEASURE SPECIAL TO FIT YOUR BUDGET. USW bylaws allow cand idates to have obServers at the [XJIIS and during ballot counting. Meanwhile. Williams, 59, sa id one of his first priorities would be healing what ever rift Mc-Kee's campaign may have crea ted be· rween theunion' sCanadian ard U .S. FREEZER BEEF & PORK SPECIAL . . Beef Side ......~s.oA~~QIH .......... s1. 39 lb. Hind Quarter .~s.oA~~QIH .......... s1. 59 lb. Front Quarter~s.oM~Q~r~ .......... s1.291b. mPmtx>rs. V2 or Whole Hog ............... s1.19 lb. Cut, Freezer Wrapped and Frozen Free About I~.IXXJ of the 700,00) working USW members are Canadi · ans. An additional 250,(XXl in both Help support our local Farmers . The farmers listed below have a good selection of grain led. choice type beef to choose from if you'd like to select your own , and bring it to us lor processing. (200/250 per side or lmer) countries art' laid off but were eligible to vote. "There were members of the union who voted ror na tionalistic reasons." Williams said. Man y members, however. "were turned off by the negati vism of tMcKee'st Merrill Evans - 446-6592 Orville Jones - 682-7251 Eddie Lewis - . 682-7470 Phone 446-7457-After 6:00, 446·4920 campa ign and "rejected that ca mpaign quitedecisively." he sa id. Jack Meadows- Mgr. • The account with the extras .. _ A BONUS* GIFT GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS R. Pope Sheriff p.,u !01 by Raymond R. Pope Ri 2. Bo• 305, Vinton, Oh . ·-----------------* Pair of Hawaiian volcanoes erupt simultaneously; evacuation begins . :. :. . W. ::..:in:n.:ge:.:. :t =.:: IJ o.:..::w::..::....:el::_/ rivf'rs of lava draw' residents from seven homes as a pair of volcanoes a Ftrpubl ican SenatC', w hat r an he gt't'! Then thPrf' hJs bC'Pn tlw failure to g('t Edwin M('('st· con finrwd as Al t orn~y GeneDI. Archiba ld Cox, thr Watf'rgatf' pros('(·utor who was res[Xmsible fur the downfall of Prf'sidcnt Richard Ni xon. has pronounct>d Mf't'se unfit for thr post of Attornr;.· Genf're~l. Thf' investigation of Mf'E'sr' s appoinlmrnt ha s Jlso O(X•nf'd othl'r cmrks in Rrngan appoint mrnt s wh ic h havf' hef'n hi nt r-cl at by thf' nrw!-' mf'dia . Altogether. it 's bem a rough m onth and will probably· gf't worsr~ erupted simultaneously on Hawaii Island for the first time m morel han 100 vears. Hawaii Count,\' Civ il Deff'nS(' FOR SENIOR CITIZENS A Medicare Supplement that pays Hospital, Medical &Surgical Plus Doctor Office Calls. "Major Medical Hospitalization Plan Available for Underl --~~.'?-"", .. ~ 65." I CLIFF MYERS RT. 3, BOX 110 ALBANY, OHIO 45710 D D \o~ ·..-- "Guarantee issue life ins. all ages. No medical questions. " RETURN TO : ' ~~- s· Apple lie Computer System Health Ins . ' Magnavo~~: 8 W Televtston Tappan Mtc ro-wave Oven Life Ins. Admin istrator Ha rry Kim order('d an evacuation IJ t(' Friday· of one pot1ion of the Royal Gardens subdivision as molte-n rock h·om th f:' prupting Kilauea Volcano oozed toward the houses. Mmnwhile. homeowners in the Kaumana sec tion of Hila gained at least <\ temporary rPprievc w hen a new branch tleveloped in the lava flow from Mauna Loa. slowing its crawl toward the city. A fa•t·movtng ta.v-,1 flow from Kilauea moved to witl1il>three miles of the boundary of the hillside homes at Royal Gardens. prompting the evacuatlOI\Order ~~ t. r. Berry's World ' ' Mitchum... and bef'n kPf'plng the Sah·adoran tContlnued from page Ali businrssmPn and officials in thf' to \Vh ich thf'y h<.~ vr bC'en accustomf'd for the last three ypar s. In spit e of the wholesa le butchery ~t .V lf' degree misdemeanor. and was punishable at Mitchum's sentenc· tng on June 8, 1982 by six months in the Gallia County Jatl. But on complicity to tampering wlth evi· dence, a third -degree felony. Mit · chum r('C('tved a three-to-J().year sent en('(' in the Ohlo Penetenttary. Common Pleas Judge Richard C. Roderick said Friday that he must watt for an order from the appeals court, and then must walt :l.5 days until the maltN ts appealed to the state supreme court. After that, Mitchum will beorderedtoservehts sentence for complicity to tamper· tng w1 th evidence, by the death squads, the admin is tration persi sts In supplyina arms and money and paying for an election )Shie h will settle nothing When ttiis administ ration is gone and, hopefully, forgotten. the unrest will still be there just as It has been for 300 yeafs. Only until someone recognizes the need to build Latin American countries from the bot · tom up and not from the top down wtll there be peace and prosperitv in those countries . ' The domestic front has been giving Ronald Reagan a hard time In Mare h. ,The Democrats have been hogging all the headlines. When he journeyed to Columbus to national secretary in 1977 on a slate with McKee, was named acting president after Lloyd McBride's death Nov. 6. Thursday's special election was to fill lhe two years rC'maining in McBride's term . As in past USW elections, the independent Honest Ballot Associa · lion of Roslyn, N.Y., will determine official results. Return sheets will be received at USW headquarters ln Pittsburgh in time for the official count to begin Apri19. Bv The ,\.ssociatro Press ThP National Weath~r Sen; ir P say~ high prPss ur""f' centered in the VOLCANO. Hawaii tAPt - F'iery address a group of hmdamcntalist preu c hC>rs he go t scarcelv a mPn · lion in the national PIT'S~. That gal led such right win g stalv.:arts as Williams, who was elected inter- outdoor movf'mmt of animals. Dry shelter and adequatP supplemental rations.are still highly Important. ThC' weekend should offPr some idea l opportunities to make progress spraying and pnmlng in orchards. but minimum tempera turPs will stLII need to be' monitored in orde;t to make efff'Ctivf" U S£' of spra y.·s. Arration of gra in storagr bins \.vill also be t»neficiaJ on the weekend to equalize t~mperatu re distribution in th f' grain and elim inate pockrts of accumula ted moisture. The nation's weather congrPssiona l prPssurr anrl some internal soul -sParching. Soria! Sc· curit y last summer announced rf'virw procE'Ciures that are sup· posed to make thf' '>.\"stfm more huma nf>. Thr changf's included such rf'asonablr procPdu rE's as rf'(]uiri ng at least a f"acf'- to-face confrontation brtwPt·n thP affC'Cted pr n ~ ionPr s t:tnd lhP burrauC'rats 1"('\"i('win g thrir casf's. Rough month__________ '#J By The Associated Press mC'an anything. thf'SC' r ights must mC'an that wtwn two or thrf'f> stud('nts gatl1Pr tog-ether. they arP as frC'f' to invoke the nam £' of God as any bailiff in any fpdf'ral court in 'YELL 111AT 0)11E MJ~ TiME. 1PARE You.' PfiTSBURGH !API - Lynn Williams, the apparent victor in the United Steelworkers' presidential vote, says he plans to start patching any rifts caused by the divisive election and get the union "moving forward." "Any rift ... will be quickly healed as they see that I mean what I say and we will be mov ing forward," WUiiams said Friday. a day after the special election. His opponent. however, insists the "election is not yet over." "The vole is still being tabulated and only when theofftcial results are In will rhe winner be known ." said USW Treasurer Prank Mckee, an American who made Williams· Canadian citizenship a campaign Issue. Maurice Keck , Williams· cam Pi!~ manager. sa id late Friday that with more than BOpercentof the vote munted from 4.600 locals in the United States and Canada, Williams led 188,287 to H8,325. including a 61.263 to 4.422 advantage in Canada. Extended Ohio forecast would assisting In a drfve to restore elecUicity to 53, (XXI customers left In the dark since Thursday, wben a deadly storm smashed the Nor~ theast coast. About lO,CXXI people remained without power on New York's Long Island, where flood and wind damage to homes and other property was estimated at $100 million in one of the island's two counlles. The Coast Guard was searching for four mmmercial fishermen lost off the Island since Thursday. Union leader vows to heal election rifts WEATHER FORECAST - The National Weather Service foreca•t for Sunday predicts rain lor portions of the Southwest changing to snow or snow Durrles over the southern &ckles. 'The rest of the nation l• expected to see clear sides. (AP Laserphorol. free s[JC('Ch and fr<:'f' ossembly sllll The question brings up mo,·p questions. pt•rhap s I he most basic of which Is this: What is occomplishl'<l bv hid ing from th<' fact s ·~ The answPr offPred by thost• w ho defend the bending of regulations is that ArgPntlna might be abiP to pay the overdue intNrst in a matter of weeks, and that to reduce US. bank earn ings in thP meant ime would hP damaging. The usual rejoinder by real ist s is that greater danger is donr· by hiding from the realiti es. Many financi<ll authorities, for example, feel that loans powprful United States, How the to less developed nations can nPvrr be repa id in full and on time . might~: ha ve fallen in wo rld opinion Numbers fudging is a great tool for avoiding thr ha re! rPalities. for -.f·sincr the Reaga n admi ni~tratlon [XJStponlng decisions , lor [XJlit ira ! obfusration. for making corporate began followi ng its pec uliar brand earnings look better than they arP and for many othC'r purposes. of diplomacy~ ThP practiN' ran serw what many would r ia 1m to be good purposes. Hul As far as l know we are still never is it tht:> servant of clear and direct communica tion . maintaining an eX(X'nslve battle Oeet off the coast of Lebanon. lilt has been withdrawn. It has been done quietly wlth no news In the papers or magazines l have read. Why It Is stlll there ts a mystery to Today Is Sunday. i\pril ], th<:' 92nd day of 1!*. There are 274 days left In the taxpayers . Even the Battleship the year. New Jersey Is stlll there ready to Today's highlight tn history: dtg more million dollar craters In On Aprill, 1789, Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania was elected the the mountatns ~baek of Beirut with a first speaker of the House of Representatives. great deal of noise and little effect. • : provide simply that any school receiving fedf>ral aid (\\-'hich is rvery sc hool l must give r eligious groups "f>Qual access" to pxtracurricul ar opportunit ies. If t hP rights of A revipw of disability pf'nsioners know what Nallonal Wealher Serv1ce NOA A U S Dept o f : student s could hold r eligious meet· ings, all right. but only if the meetings were concl uded by 7: 30 a.m., an hour before sc hool began. I n lndi onapol is, non -religious but thriVed . ln the process learning lessons that others might apply to accord~g ' The coping with their own seemlng ly intolerable situations Millions or workers have them: Snakes [n The Grass. AttUas. thousand s of disabled AmPricans have bet:•n s tripped of their government lx>nefits and hur lf'd into a world fn r whic h thr.v art' not preparC'd. Many Jack thr mental or physical capacity to C'arn a living. Another spring-defying storm, borne on 86 mph gusts that toppled tractor-trailers tn Utah, socked the Plains from Colorado t& Texas Saturday, while the East Coast picked up the pieces from a wintry blast of tornadoes, winds and snow that killed &l A third storm forming on the Paclflc Coast was expected to push into the Rockies tonight, with the [XJlenttal for more snow than the 17 inehes that fell in Utah on Friday, forecastPrs ~let. In Massachu setts. 99 utility crews imported from othPr sta tes were : wanted to meet under the same , math and sciencP club. newspaper staff. st udent council, lettermen's intolerable boss ''The most frrquC>nt ly mrnt ionffl faili ng in our catalogUE." of sins wa~ lack of basic lntegrity." so id the authors. Those with thC> failing they called snakes, and 10 of the l'Xecutives sa id I hey had worked under them. Dictator s, nine of them, made up the next largest group of intolerables. variouslY describ0cl b\· executives- as little NarxJirons. martinets. and Px-Ma r~e types. Por ~nwnimce, Lombaro and McCa ll ca ll thPm Attilas. ''Thev wt?I""C' both thP Pas iC'st to S(Xlt and the hardest to CoJX~ wi th, '" By DANA FIEiffl ASsociated Press Writer · high school gym; religious groups were forbidden access to it. In Clayton County. Ga .. the, Youth for Christ Club. which met after school hours, was banned by court order. though " the drama c lub. PHA. vf'ry large com panif>S b_v researchers at thP Ce ntf'r For Crt'atiV£' Leadership. a nonpmfi t rPSC'arch a nd l'Xt'CUtivC' tra ining msntut ion in Greensboro, ~.l·. ResearthC'rS Michael Lombardo and Morgan M cCa U Jr. interv iP\.\"cd 7:1 managers as par-r of a larger. ongoing ~ tudy of how exC'Cutives grow and change in their ca rwr s. otthf' 7J, only 19said thp~· had never· worked for an Snow f·:\l : : • · conditions extended to 25 other ' student groups. The school board ·. sa id no: This would be "improper." : In Osseo, Minn., the school board ca me The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-3 r----Weather:--- Plains blasted again, .Carolinas clean up The Sunday nmes-Sentinel groups were authorized to use a The executive. htghly successful in his job with a blue-chip company, was asked about a former OOss . " He was Pomeroy--Middleport Gallipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W. Va . ]ames ]. Kilpatrick : It Is high time, it seems to me, to shake off the pernicious theory that religion ts a second -class subject. We may all agree, l suppose. that the public schools have no business in the religion business . 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Vo . -- ---- ------~---- - April 1, 1984 Lethal injection ends life of death row inmate STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thur.. 9 am t1·1 10 Fri .-Sat.9 am til 10 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS t'IIOU STA'IP" A!'>!J W!C · COI'I'o:'\S EtCOMF. ~.!::."~ Prices good thru . 6, Aprol HUNTSV1LLE, Texas (API Ronald Clark O'Bryan asked "God's forgiveness for all of us" and then was executed by a lethal Injection Sa rurday for killing his S·year.old son with cyanide·laced Halloween candy. O'Bryan, 39, dubbed the "Candy Man" by his fellow inmatE's. was pronounced dt>ad at12: 48a .m . CST. "We as human beings do make mistakes and errors." sa id a calm O'Bryan as he lay strapped to a gurney in the d<>ath chamber. 1984 ''Ve R eser\le Tha Right to limit Quanti1ie• ' KAHN 'S CLUB BONELESS ·~ BOLOGNA TAVERN HAM ..,..,.,..,.. .. , t '· ·. ' .; )#J.\.• LB. •··IL '~"·~· J'l<l~ . ........- -· HALF HAM PORK GROUND CHUCK ri\ t•r :u-t•a J•arkin~ lot s . llnwt•n•r, \ll"i. I' at Thoma of Ponwrol Villagf' llall. rpporh•cl thaa tht· rivt•r is ''" JK'< 'lf'd to 1'l't'SI lwlm\· tlond r..;t agt• oHr t ht• Wf't•kt-nd. TIH· l('rTllilltlll_v il l ~ ·; nw1·r paliPnl ht•ing Oo\\'!1 hnntr Frid;t_Y lo C1natla fmm Pan!llll<l CitY, l·'b . was df'C~ dr><td a l ll 1r S{'i'Jlf' , S~lld lfti kil~ll1l l l (] of t] H' FPrlc r a l A\·iation Al lfl ti n htraJion. Paromf\(_licc;, lll(•;mwililf'. \)(•g;trl ~rJ\ · ing PrnrrgrrH'\ JrPatnwnt 1• 1 DaUas C nTo ll. th1• pl;uw· s t)ti \'!'ill old ~ilot . 1\lunod said . (';nTull, nf P; u l.tlll ~ t I 'i t\", H . t ~ fi~· i ng ·Stu;ut Smith to To1onto tx•<·aust' th t• Jn ~uJ· s t 'l l!l<l i tiun n·; 1s wnrsl'n ing, ,\hntad <.,; lid . S 11li1h . wlto~t· holll{' 111\\'J\ \\ ·; 1" tllll ;~\ ·, ti l :tb li· , WJS also :tn·untpanit'll b\ hi .., wife- morning, officials ~aid . POMEROY - Issued m or riog~ llccnSC'S in M£>igs Count)· Pro iJat~ Coun were Char les Frf'd<'rick ChanC<'y. 19. SvraruS0. om! 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II I 'l \ 1 II• 1'1111 F -,11 ( • l'o l ~ a1d; smal l si1e. con1 -t ol • I ' , ' .I I. ' I' ' 1"11' I, , ' I 1 I • 1 :I . , I I'' 11 , ' ' I 1 I ''· I I It· advantages the I NS I DER has to oflet 1, ~. I i ,, IN OUR 35TH YEAR - THE ONLY HEARING AID SERVICE YOU WILL ': ~ER NEED. HOME APPOINT · MENTS I " ' 1 . • I 11 " . :' ,. I '. '· . Union 6.5 ., ' ', I HI I ' I I( I \ " f 1'. . \\ ' ' " I , ,•' St.. P.O. Box 511 \', Tel 594 3571 ' L~ oz I ll .tlh .u td 'rllld ,t \ . I \II .. 1 • I '. I I CAR NATION EVAPORATED I MILK ~q >.]', o,l l '69¢ 13 OZ . I , ,. "." I , ' ' \ ', ' ' Deposit TUNA 1 " ... llllo lo t llnh ' '\II " ' lt :o-t DILES HEARING AID CENTER J! .11 ' ,,,,, ..., , n'tlt JI 'JitJ\·.. , AVAILAfl~ c. 444 W. Athens. OH . 45701 I o• Plus " '-. o· •d 11'• I ,, ,] <1 j t<> l ' II> I • I• < $149 STA R-KIST •,. Ior i ' ' I" I 19 ARMOUR VI ENNA SAUSAGE CHARM IN BATHROOM TISSUE 2/$10 9 2/$1 5 Ol VALLEY BELL $}69 2% MILK FRITO LAYS 7' , oz. $}09 POTATO CHIPS BAR SOAP BATH SIZE PHILADELPHIA a oz. CREAM CHEESE VALLEY BELL BUDER MILK .., GAL HUNT'S 69¢ 89¢ 99¢ CATSUP JIFF 32 oz. 280l . PEANUT BUTTER 6 PACK PEPSI TO SE RVE YCJI I D&WHOMES .. .. '" .... ~ · · "~ ,, ~· · · · l.1 k• ,rpl 61 ~ •' HEAD 4 ROLL PKG . LUCK'S BEANS LIMA . PINTO, NAVY GREAT NORTHFRN $219 $}79 3 9¢ MAIN POTATOES ' ' , .,.. 10 LB. BAG lJ 786 21UI $169 ~Jo, U nibilt Huild~r We Have Onion Sets &Seed Potatoes .' v>nuld l'lfAid1• j.XT'-OillH' I 'lllC' agr('(l'mrnt dors, howf'\'f'r. ca ll for f'victing some 50 rommf'r· cia! and agr icultural stJUcturC's in thp arra, J<ygrr sa id . "We -don 't ha\'(' a s it ua t1on pn'< 'iSf'l y simila r to this a n~·whf'rt' C'lSP in lht-' nat ion," K~·grr said . H<' sai d thP Jg-rE't:'ment rould serve as a model for Janduv.:nC'rs ncar 14 dam proj<'<.'ts in the 11kountY Muskin · gum Watt'~rsh<'d Cn nspn·anr _,. District. ThC' di spu tr tx>gan S!'\'t'n ,vl'ars ago. w hen t h~corpsstartl'c!SPnding rviction no t icf's to landowners in tht• arm. T he corps claimed upsrrmm easemmts da ting bac k to lh<' 19.10s and allowi ng the corps to flood thr arPa a s a v.:a tr r im pou ndmf'nt. l .rtnrlow nrrs. hm\'C'\'N. ro nt f' ndPd tllf'~' wrrf' unaware of the ('rtSf' Rl-'Ca uSf' thf' PaSC'mcnt s \\·crrn ·1 f' nforced and thrre h ad hf'rn no m;1jor fl oods. many· lX'oplf' twd buil t 11onu•s in thf' arra Tln• f'asf'nwn t s pc-rm11 fl()(Xl ing 1111 IO 9fi~ fpp f ;JI )CJ\'f' SC'<-l j('\'f'l ( 'ount\ nm~ miss iunf' r s in t!w Rotarians t·iew flood /)lwto~raphs \1l!JDLF: l 'UHT - l'er sun;~ l ,., . in flood times \H'~ I" rrl atf'd \\'llf' n thP Middlrpo1·t· Pomeroy' Rotary Club nw1 in rC'gu lar Sf'Ss ion at H0ath L:nitc·d MPthOOist (.'burc h Frid a~- P\' r ning. P rPsirlf'nt HogPr I.uc kP\ don inti '(• dul'ed lh<> subjC'C'I through present · inga copy of Frida.\ ·'.-; Dail~ SPntinPI w hic h [L'<J t un"'<i s(•\v ral ptl o lograph~ of floods in M<'igs Co unt ~' O\'Cr llw ~·f'a r s aftpr which 1ime mPrnllf'r-.. !'Plated sum<' of th{'il pf' r son~li cxper ie ncf's in flood s . Rill B lowt •r was namrd llf'\\ S('(' fPtar~.; n•p i;Jc ing thL' RP'' · Lrr MillPr whu ha .; rp_..; ig nt.'(l trom !h\ · IX'I'iPncf'~ ttu C'l ' cmml if·~ fo r 1h rN· v. f'f'k"' l1; 1\ (' ------------------~ FREE Ambulance Service 8 A.M. til 12 Midnight 24 Hour Service Saturday & Sunday 446- B322 POOL CENTER, Inc. ACROSS FROM PIZZA HUT IN-GROUND POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL 16x32 .................... S2495' 18x36 .................... S2695 20x40 .................... S2950 18' round ............... s1200 24' round ............... s1400 16x30 oval ............. s2050 OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE BioGuard · SNARK-SAILBOAT Computenzed GIVEAWAY JuLY 4TH water Analysis ro Motorcoach Getaway Specials REGISTER Atlantic City Apr . 28-May 2 William sburg Apr. 23-Apr. 27 Space Still Available WIN ''/ .0( . 1/, PI NCH.1."i /c. .\I E . I \.'i UJL·I/. ." FlO / LJ._·· BOB RATLIFF 446 ·0699 113 EASTERN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 614-446-6579 VILLAGE QUI CK-SHOP dub. i\ t 1 p.m .. Sumlo.1·. ,\J.>n l ~~ . lh< • ·t'"lu h will st ~lg<' its <lnnuJ I t :a<., !( 'I ' '.E:J.! i1unt .1t !-lnrtingrr' Park in :\liddh • pon with numl'rous pril('l. to t)(' ;JW;Itll('U t o _\'O Uil ~S tPr s finding tht• f'gg:-; , NOW OFFI!RING RATLIFF'S PX ·WifP . Da~'Tif'nr, :~9. ('Cjuipment for drills and JT•a l rrnergenciE's . T he agreem f:'nt a lso calls for r larifica l ion and C'n forcPment of the r·asement agrwm£>nts. with county officials taking parr. ThP U.S gm·C'rnn lP nt w ou ld IX' f'XPrnpt from liabilil)' for flood d•.' at hs and ciCJmage in 1ht• a rC'<J. Call Go ia County Volunteer Emergency Squad OPENING MONDAY candy on and IN CENTENARY ST. RT. 141 Fnmi 1'hf' DiMe . . SUNDAY -- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4TH 1'():\GUF.S liND MATURITY malurify _" Hut. t+Je sr.rip_tures Leach ~t is a s i,~n of im~at urity, " HTrthrnr, be not chlldn' n m understandmg (mmd~ (1 Co r . 14 :20) . 89¢ LETTUCE IUJll, they were not approv~d for ' uri • use by the Food a n d Dr u g Adminlstrallon . U .S. District Judge John Garret t Penn's order was immed iately appealed by thetedera I government to a federal appeals eourl in Washington and b)' lh<' s!JIP of Texas to a federal judge in Houston The Wash inglOn apprals I 'O UJ1 threw out thP ordf'r. and Hu Supreme Court upheld th<tl dP<:i sio n. again h~' a 7-'1. \ 'OIP . F r·id :ly night. William R. Kughn SUNLIGHT DISHWASHING LIQUID TWUI CJU\ TII H'J', 1( l( lC I V 12 oz. CAN S· bN?n rev iewi ng an ;_tgr('('mrnt that would let houses and Sl'Cured trailers \'l.'ith f'irst -floor Ple\'a tions abovP957 f('(' t sta y in th<-' arra The fi\'f'- pa11 agrPC'ment is rf'[XJ!'t rdJ~· ne<:~r sign ing. The Jgrf'f'mrnt \\·m ild hd\'f' 1hi ' corps prf'parr <llld a lr•rt and rvacuJ !ion pl(l n. inrludin g \T'<:~Il~ · drills, for <~tra . . th tlt C'(lu ld hP fl OIXIrd. Co unl ~ ( ·umrni ~ . . ioJwrs. in there was a gurgling, choking sound as if he were clearing his ihroat. He wa s pronouoced dead 10 minutes after the deadly solution began nov.i ng Into Ius lxxly. The Rev. Ron Cloutier, a Han·is County Jail chaplain who mel O'Bryan at a hearing and who today witnessed the execution. said after· wa rd , "As a stx:·iety we figured out how to n•t·ycle bi?er cans, but we haven't figured out how to recycle human beings ." i\ crowd of nearly lXl death P<' nalt y suppon ers, mostly young people. cheered as witnesses emerged from the prison . O'Bryan's las t da y was spent in a St?ries of fruitle>ss legal maneu ve rs, including two trips on his behalf to lhC' l!.S. Sup1·cme Cou11. In a 7·2 vole Friday aftrrnoon, the high cou rt IPjPC ted arg-u mC'n ts that u~P of le thal inj('('t io n is "crurl and un usual punis hm f'nt .·· MinutE's aftC'r 1ha t df'C' ision. a ff'dC'ral judge in Washington orclrrC'd thf' expeut io n drugs S<>>.ed b~· th E' fC'df'ral g-ovf' rnmrnt on g-rounds It b ad\-()('ated when ant' ...~·peaks in tongues·· it is a sign of "spin"t-ual 460ZC AN89¢ HUNT'S c~·a nidt?- l acro HaUowff'n 1Y74. ProsPf'utor.:; saicl ()'Brya n murdc r·f'd lh~ ch.ild to co llect $.11JMJI in l ife insurance. agrff'mf'n t . . TOMATO JUICE D & W Hom es will take your pr·esent mobile home in on trade when you purchase a Unibilt home. Stop By And Se~> Our Mod els Free Apprai sals On l' our Mobile Home CANTON. Ohio tAP1 i\ proposf'd t ri ·f'OU III )' Sf'ttlement dpaJ . mg with hom('()wn<>rs along Boliva r Dem may S<'l a p=edrn t in atlt>a st 18 Ohio count ics. an 1\ml)' Corps of E nginf'Prs officia l sa)·s That as~smPn t ('amf' from Ronalril()·grr. chief of thrmrps I'~ a I estate ma nagrm Pnt divi.s ion in fluntln glon. W.Va The fate nf ~9 homes in Sta rk, Tuscarawar.;. and Carroll counlies hing<'" o n thr . \ J"vtf'SSilt/1 ' GAL DOVE 4' OH ('a ling a O'Brya n's mcnt s , .. • ' •It your hea11ng quality. Come in and we'll sho w you the 111anv LB. SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME PHONE 446-1543 TAB 8-16 Oz. SPRITE Bottles •'1'\(; I.J·. I Of'' 89¢ $17 9 ROAST LONGHORN $ 239 CHEESE LB. COKE \I o..t l IN SID ER '• $1 i l )ol•• LB. ENGLISH SPARE RIBS \ $1 39 BONELESS POUND > !l o.llltiW I ... . fortahl e fit. and the pe rl o1 mance you need Io heln 1111n1ove LIVER \ 1 • t i ll• I LB BEEF ! > I• J, ". 11 d ,•\ ':o ' "• ll ttt •l h , ') ,, I lit , ', d ll o' \ I' 111i ' i·· l• Ill <! t "1 111'·'!11 \ lu ll lll"dl 1 l· u '-·· 1 "rt rl •l ' "' :,,q, l l' l '] 11<1 11 I .. ll llJ"'I('1 lh1 " r, •. n 1 n1· ,. .. 1 . 1 ~ ~ · ·· .. 1111 , 1........ I' lo l l , '- " • 1. 11 1"11 ",. 111"11.11 \1io.o llt~l ll l: I~• I tl ' . , , Ill d ' . l'.t ,ll;lo Ill I 1- 1\. \ : t• \\11' I ;,. Ill ...... tl • ., I I [ I, 'I• \ ] o; lo· ,. , 11. j'<ll , a hea r lilY HOMEMADE PORK CHOPS "This exC<'u tlon is one of thos<> wrongs," he said. "But ir doesn't mean tht> w hole system of just let' Is wrong. Therefore. l forgive a ll and l do mean all - those who have been involved in my d~al h." O'Bryan, who insistPd hr wa s innocent to the end. is thP third Texas inmate to he put to d~o t h b)' lr thal injection and the S('('Ond Trxas inmatP f'XPC UtPCI th.is m onlh . .lemcs DeYirl A or ry died March 14. O'Bry;m had won thrf'f' p!l:'vious s tays of expcut ion, inc luding one scheduled for Hallowf'Pn 1982 Pxactly right .\ ·ears aftrr his son. T imothy. died Timot hy, died from told the Houston Chronicle on Friday, "He made his bed , and now he Is having to lie in it. l have no pity for h.im." As 24 witnesses flied into thedeath chamber today. O'Bryan turned and looked, wlnki,g or nodding his head at Iho"" ;, re.:ognized. Warden Jac~ P ·stey asked if hr had any last won s. and O'Bryan r('('ited a two-minu;l..' statemPnt . " If in any of m y 39 year.; I hav£' offended anyone. I hope they will forgive me as I forgive !hem. I aLso pray and ask God's forglvl'ness for all of us resJ){'('tiV('ly, as human beings," he said . His last words were. "God bless ,·ou a ll and mayGod 's best ~.essings I'X' i-! lways you~.·· He was dressed in lht> clothf•s hP had sell?<'ted for theexecution: dark !rousers. a khaki shin and nmnin).! shOf's. Th~ gla sses he had ask1'<1 to \\ 'P ar wPrf' missing. O'Bryan yawned. h.is chr•st hmved and his C)'PS rolled after the m ixture of drugs flowed into his vPins . Hr gasped. and Sf'conds laiN Dam compromise may set precedent ~:~D '' "l' :•p·· · \lllililll<'l li .l , , \ I I• ' I :< has the advantages you want 1n $159 HOLLYWOOD \ Mrs. llf"r eo-workers. WHOLE FRYERS CENTER CUT $1 69 RE'l'lR~ - Nina Cumings who h:L• h<'en employ•.J in the Meigs County treasurer's oHice for the p:l•i 25 years retired Friday. O mrthousc employees staged a rt>tirernenl party for her "ith decorated cakes and punch being servPd. Gifts were preS~>nh'd w Cumings hy FRESH !' '1•1, "'I l, 111d ] :· .Jill \ 't • ,, ' ' "" The STEAK POUND lB . GROUND BEEF CHUCK ,. \Junad la.\ i\ ~ · ; 1\. $1° 9 LEAN !llad sai d . \j. TJ o1H I This is all you wear! POUND lw:d1lt pn!biPJJl<,, .\IJ alll •r n \ wiliug llw <..;; j i tl . '' LB. CUBE STEAK BONELESS f h • landr'< ltlu• pl.ti ll · '-, lit ·l_y, bu 111u--. cJ:tll 101l('d o nl u adj~tt'f'lll gr~L-.~ '. LEAN & JUICY but did nqt indi • :t11· tltat lw was \\ , t" n.ving ()\'(']' ] >; l rki'IShUI)..; . lfil'l .I n·fuf'l irw slOV in ('IJ~u·h·st{HJ. .1I.•Jul 71 1rnilt•s aw:1 .\ . ~.~ l11 ·n I ·.trmll r:1di 111'1.1 to \\'oud Count~· A 1rptll ·t uffit'J;I l" th :il his passt'ngPr w;ls d~ 1ng. :\IIIJI ;tr l <;<J id Carroll n'ljut•stPd :..til ~u JJ hubnt·t '~ b~~~S $149 Pilot suffers heart attack in attempt to help dying ntan PARKERSBURG. W.Va. !AP I - A pilot who lanck>cl in a futil e artempt to get help fu r a dYi ng pasS<'nger suffered a hmn attack and was in poor l'Ondi I ion 1his LOIN & END I .. $119 SHOULDER ROAST lB. LB . needles in his ar m ~;. .~ .:... LOAF FRESH LEAN NO FLOOD - Ponwro1· husinPS..,nwn wt•n• keeping a wakhlul rye on thr Ohio Riv.•r Frida)' "'' the swoUen riv~~r mO\'Pd into tht• dip tH•twft•n tht• t"·u .. OLIVE HAM 't ',. $229 KAHN'S $} §H~E ;.~ LB. The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- A-S Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 2s 12 OZ. ens: Children "( 'hiidrt"r!" is used metaphorically in descr ibin g the deficiency of th e s pirit ual u nd rrsta ndin g of the Ch ristians at Corinth . T hey, lac kin.g s pirit ua l u nd(' r stan din g roncern in g the purpose of tongues, abused t h1 s mira('ulous gift. The "speakinq nf tongues" had un usua l attraction, PHili ng t hpm ('motionally . They were drawn to it by its so und s and amu ~ t> rn rn t s . w hPt her thev understooci it or not , as chlldrPn. They ctic;pla yed tlwi r childi sh diSpos ition hy th ei r improper estimation an d USf' of f hi' g ift . Improper Estimation Of The Gift They were not drawn to "amort>r:rce Uent way" l l Cor. 1 2~3 1 /.thr way of s al vation or life in Ch rist. es tablis hed o.~ "faith, ~.upe, <~;nd charity" I ! Cor 13: 13). Neith er could they accept prophecy as bc mg more prnf<l ahle l han "tongups" 11 Cor .. 14:1; 6,22,24,31, 39) . Thei;, atlr;u·Lion wus the m1racu l.ous gtfts, e.s pec ~?II Y spe;!-kmg m. to.ngues. Aunrrling to the ir evaluatiOn or t h ~ gtfts, tong uPs had pn orlly over "faith, hope, and chan·ty ," w hir h were to continue (1 Cor . 13~ 13) eve n a ftf' r 1h<' n·ssatiWl of t he n t .irn~.u ~ ~~s gifts, .~ncluding ."lnngu.P:s ·· 11.Cor . t 3:H l . TIH•n·fore. t hf' speak mg m tongues was a nd Js nul t-sse nt ml lo srdvalion . It i ~ "fnilh . hope, and chan.ty "! Improper Use Of To~rgues Ht.'('au~w of the~r imp~opPr use of " ton gu es," I hey brought about rli~~ 1 s in n an d ro nfuswn wh1ch weakened the hody : 1. Uivision 1.1 Cor. 12:2 1·25 ): Since t here was one body, t here were manv nU'mhers. Th e many members had a different wor~ . All the mira-c ulous ~i ft. s we re dis t r ibu ted "by th e . samP Svin't ... dividi11g t.o every m nn severully as he wiU" so ns to ass 1st e-ar ~. member to ~.o has part icula r work in th e body U Cor . 12 :11). For t he one member w ho had thf' gi ft or tongues to think that he was more honorablr than the others wou ld be gu ilt y of div iding t he body. 2. Confuoion (I Cor. 14 :23·26): T he "speaking in tongues" brought a hout <'O nfu ~ io n in 1he assem bly. Why'! Their word s were without unders tanding an d ronv icting powrr. They w erP co nducting th em · sf' IVPS as peopiP who were insane. 3 .. Weaknt-ss{i Cor. 14 :1·19): They were so o ve rcomt> by "speaking m /on ques" until tht>y wer e not concerned about edify in g or ., t rf•ngihPn ing t hr church. The church had to rt> ly ,u~on knowledgr anrl undPrstand1og in order to be strengthened. 1 hts knowlf.'dg-e and u nrlcrsta nd ing ra me by "prop hecy" an d not by "tongues. " lnli ~h t of the sr ript ures, uttcri~g unint_e lli gib.le .soun ds that ~a.nn ot ne un rlt!r slood is a sign of im matunt y (actin g r hlld1 shl y) that dtvJdes. r onfusf's. anrl wf'akrns t he church. " I For Free Hible Corrl'.!ipondnr.ce CourH Wn'(P.. Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bulnllle Ro1d • P . U . Ba~~; 308 LAY'S POTATO CHIPS RC COLA 8/ 16 oz. RETURNABLES $129 HEINER'S PEPSI BREAD & BUNS 69¢ FROM THE DELl NATURAL SWISS $2 39LB. EGGO WAFFLES 11 OZ. 79¢ 6 PACK CANS $189 FROM THE DELl SUPERIOR E-Z CARVE HAM $1 9 9 LB JEN0'9' FROZEN PIZAS Gallipolis, Ohto 45631 St~ d•r Momi"J: llblr !kud ' t :lO " 'onhlp 10:38 Wrilr1tu11j · Su nd 1~ F."t nln1 : w.,rllllp ~ :00 Hlbk Stud' '1 :00 p.m 11. ·. ·~ L. I I .!.I R1d lo " Mtll.llfl"fror~~ Thr Blbtr ' ' DM!y•WIEH i.l II :!1~ 1 .111 . ''Tllf llbtt A.l~wt~ ·· • ~ ()WK : rv I J • Sundl). 1 :)(1 I .. / /1 OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 7:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 10-6 P.M. Due to construction on outside lot, Gas Pumps will be shut down at random next week unttl new tanks are buried. Approximately '2 days, weather permitting . •. �' A-6- The Page Times-Sentinel Ohio Patrol cites driver for DWI Area deaths Alia A. Hoskins ; POMEROY - Asa Ashworth ~ooktns . 84, a former Pomeroy High School teacher, died Saturday ri>Orning at his Rock Springs Road t-jJine following a linger ing Illness . · Held in high esteem by his former stl,ld!'nts ov!'r his many years a t F'orru>roy High School, Mr. Hoskins tfCelved his A.B. Degree !rom Ohio Llnlverslry in 1923. He served as prtnclpal of Copley High School at Copley and at the Harrtsonvllle a nd l,Gtart Falls High Schools. At PdmeMY High School he ta ught -;cjence and mathematics for 34 \l'!lrs a nd retired from teaching in· ~o after 40 years. He then taughl J t Wahama Hig h School a t Mason Jlld did s ubstitute teaching a t Point I>Jeasant and in Meigs Count y for qoyeral years. In addition to reaching, Mr. Hoskins was actiVP in farming over many years. · H<>wasbominMeigsCounty, July K. lll'l9. a son of the late Howard Asa .md Kate Ashworth Hoskins. l k'Sides Ius parents, he was pr.•·eded tn dea th by a sister. Ada Sarah llosklns. in 1968. Mr. H oskins w as a m em ber of ~hade Rrver Lodge 45.3. F&AM, llemlock Grange, Ohio State 1;r;mgP and Sf>rvf'd on rhe lx>ard of IL'ustees of Veterans Me m or ial l lospit al . Hr .,.,·as a vf'IPr an of Wo r ld War I and was a mem ber of the ..\nwr icJn Lt'gion. Sut YJ\·ing an~ cousins, NeUe l.eas u n ·. M idclletoiN'Tl: Maxwell ~w, ·t· ns. Columbus: Mary Dona ld· son. Tucson. Ariz.: Mae Ashworth. ~1 kld l erown . and spec ial friends. Rirl1ard a nd Ma ry :'vleredith with whom ht• s harl>d his hom e . St'rYic~s will iJe held at 2 p.m . ~1o nda)' a I Ih~ Ewing F unera l Hmn c w ith the R"' . Eddie Buffing· to n of ficia ting. Burial will tx> in Cht ·.::;tPr Crm Pirry·. Fr iPnds may Cd l J at tllf' fu ner al ho me frum 2 to -1 <tn(l7 to 9 p.m . today . J n liC'U of 00Wf'rS fr iend t~ may t·~ mt ribu tr· to th£' AmeriC'an Can('(>r Soc'i<'l \ M asonic serY iiT"S will !)(" llPI<l h\ the Shade Ri wr Lodge a t ':' :JO thi " P\'Pning a ! the fu npra l home. jt>ss it> L. Carr POMEROY - Jpssie L. Can 9~ . .!.t14 GrandYit·v.· Ave .. Portsm o uth. former!)' of tv!Pigs Counll·. died at 1: 15 a .m . ~ t u nclav in Heartland of Port sm ou t h ~ u rs ing Hof'T)(>. Bo rn :vlarch 1, 1892. in PomPro~ ·­ daughtPr of the late Grorge M. a nd F'lora Ann Greenler llilman , she w~1 S a m C'm!:x>r of M anley U nitPd :'vl ethod ist Chu rch. Port smouth . Sh<' was a lso prt'C<'<led in deat h b,\' POINT P LEASANT - Owen D. Denney Sr., 59, Vinton. formerly of Point P leasant, died at 2: :.! p.m . Friday a t his residence. Born March 12,1925, at Ile«'h Hill, W.Va., sonofthelateSteward Leslie and Ma ttie Mulford Denney, he was a farmer and served 14 years as a Huntington Towns hip trustee in Gall Ia County. Surviving a rp his wife , Inez Hughes Denney: a son, Owen David Jr. of Jackson: four sis ters, Mrs . Hazel Blose a nd Mrs. Sy lvia Lambert . both of Leon, W.Va ., and Mrs. Oakley Hudson and Mrs. Jewe ll Bums, both of Southside, W.Va.: two brothers, l.oraine a nd Wald . both of Nashv ille. Tenn : a nd two gra ndc hildren. Fune ral scrvi<'f'S will he h!'ld at 1 p.m. Monda y tn Crow-Hussell F'utW"ral Home. Burial will be in Suncrps t Cemetery F r iends m ay ca ll a t the funeral home afte r 3p. m . toda y. Carl Nihl'rt GAU. IPOLIS - Word has been received by the TimPS-SenttnPl of thf' death of Ca rl Nibert . TI . Cardrngton. on Ma rch 21 in Morning View CentPr, Fulton . Bo m Feb. 10, 1907, in Gallipolis . he was the son of the late .John Casev · and Clara Nibert . A wife nreceded him In deal h. lfe lived in Delaware , Ohio, lor seven years beforl" hfrcoming a resident at the center . h£•r hu:-.ba nd. John Ca r r . in 1 9~. a nd Survtving are two half·sisters. Rosella Gal<' of Cardington, and Mary Sla yton of Ga llipolis: a nd thrce half-brothe r s, Ra.>mond Ca· S<')' of Gallipolis. J ohn Casey of Columbu s. and Clarence Casey of Akron. Sut Y I\ '!Dg an• a d aughtcr . Marir \\'il lit.tm" or Portsmouth: thrPC'sons, H..:llph of \ 'irgi nl.J Beach . V<.i.. Paul ~ , t Kt:nf . and Wil liam of Menomollf'f' Falls. \-\'i s . two sisters. !\P\'3 King (){ Pomf'roy·. and M~· r1 Je Carm an of ( ·olumbus: a nd 12 grandc hil drm . nd six grm t ~grandc hil drm . F'unrra I SPt">'ices will bl• ht•ld a I 1 pm T'uf'sda\· in Ewing F um•ra l 11 om<' Bu ria l wi ll be in Wells ( 'cm f'tf'r';t '. Frif'nds m ay Cdll a1th<" fu nera l hom f'from 7·9p.m . Monday and nnf' hour pr ior tu l hP ser>: icr. "'(flo FufK'ral arra ngem ent s Wf'tl:' ha ndled b)· Compf FunPral Home. Cording-ton. Bunal was in Wood lawn C~met cry. Ca rdington Bertha Trihblt· Surviving are thrl'e sons, Charles of Vinton, Carl of Gallipolis, and Virgil of Hewett: and five daughters, Erma Dolin of Ottawa , W.Va ., Slella Guy, Ludena Stollings and Barbara Ellis, ail of VInton, and Nellie Powell of Jeffrey , W .Va. He was also pi'I'Ceded In death by thzw daughters, Doris Evadl>en Tacket t, ShirlPy May, Wanda Faye and Mamie; and by several brothers a nd s isters. · David A. En~l GALLIPOLIS - Word has been fl'celved by the Times-Sentinel of the death of Dav[d A. Engel, Victorville, Ca lif., on March 2. A memorial servi<'e was held In Gallia County Mart'h 14. and hew as burled near Gallipolis. Born June 6, l!lOi, son of August and Catherine Griffiths E ngel, he served in the medical corps during World War II and settled in the Victor Valley section of California, where he operated a we ll-drilling businl'Ss until his retirement tn the la te 197& . Surviving are a sister . Margaret Jarvis of Piketon: a brother. William of Banning, Calif.: a nd two ni~ . GAU.IPOLIS - The Gallia· Melp Post of the slate highway patrol cited James E . Myers, 31, Rt. I. Galllpolls, for DWI In a onevehicle accident on Georges Creek Road Friday. Myers was not lnjuned In the accident, the patrol said. The· patrol said Myers was easlbauM, mono thana mllewestof Ohio 7, at 8:25p.m. when his vt'hicle met a westbound auto that was left of renter . Myers reportedly went off the right sldeoftheroadand struck a fence, while the other vehicle len the The juvt'nlle was turned ove r to Gary Bane, Gallla County juvenile probation otflcer. Pollee also cited Jac k L. Quimby Jr., 26, Rl. 3, Gallipolis, !or speeding. MEIGS-CO. FAIRGROUNDS APRIL6·7·8 HOURS: 9 a.m. Till Dark "De•lers From All Over Will Be Here" scene. Myers' ve hicle was slightly damaged . A car driven by Michelle E . Case, 19, Rl. 1, Patriot, was moderately damaged after It struck and killed a deer on Ohio 175at6: 4lp.m . Friday, the patrol said. c - a s scuthboWid when the deer ran 'tnto the pathofher c ar, the patrol saki . The patrol al!Jo ja iled Wllllam E . Cochran , Jl, Rt . 1, VInton, for DWI overnight Friday. 1n other matters, city pollee apprehended a 16-yt'ar-old male juvenile from Gallipolis around 3 p.m . Friday. The juvenile had reportedly taken a book without paying for It !rom Sup!'r America, !Ill Second Ave., at 2: :rr p.m . Lodged overnight Frtday in Gallla County Jail by Rio Grande College and Community College securit y was Jose A. Cosenza, 21, Rio Grande. Security officers cited Cosenza for disorderly after warning, according to ja il ll'COrdS. INSIDE & OUTSIDE SPACES AVAILABLE From 50•per ft . Frontage and Up * ~~ICENDSI"ECIAI.SAifAILABI.E * Junction Route 7 & Jl.Pomer9y, Ohio - Signs Will Be Posted f~EE P~~V.IIIG lUNcHR FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL AYAtLif~ll DA'f.. MANN llilltiE MARTIN 114-H2-6300 614·t8S-4ll6 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUIT SALE ALL STOCK ON THE BLOCK FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! Two hurt in wreck POMEROY - The Meigs Counly she riff's departmenllnvestlgated a one c ar accidenl Friday night at StlversvUle. Accord in~ to the report, a car driven by Scott Ranson, 18, Route2, Racine, was traveling north on the township road when the driver lost control and s kidded off the roadway on the right striklngant>nbankmcnt. The driver and a passenger, Char tie Boso, Portland . were thrown aga inst the windshield receiving minor ln jurles. Two other passengers were not lnjured. Ranson was taken to J ackson C'.eneral Hospital by private vehlcle. The Ranson c ar was heavily damaged and Ranson was cited to Meigs County Court on a reckiE'Ss Op!'ra ~ tlon charge . OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FALL HS&M SUITS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO A SUPER SALE PRICE. THE SELECTION IS GREAT·- All SU·ITS ARE CURRENT STYLES. , REG. $345 and $360 NOW $225° 0 PAUL'S HOME VIDEO 405 Secend Ave . Gallipolis MONDAY SI'ECIAL 2 MOVIES FOR 18.00 Marriage licenses GALLIPOLIS - Th<' following couples filed for marriage licenses this past wf'<'k In Gallla County Probate Court . Keith A. Nibert. 22. Gallipolis, laborer. and Yvette G. Martyn, :!1, 1:14 '11 Third Ave ., unemployed. JamPS W. G ibbs, 19. Porneroy , la borer. and Karen Caldwe ll. 21, Rt . 1, Bidwell, ca s hier. Charles E . Massey, 57, Gallipolis, e lectrician , a nd Janet M. Neal. 46. 536 Jackson Pike. lea<'her. Pa trick A. Cochran. 25. Rt. 2. Gallipolis, self-e mployed . and Joyce A. Lowery. ?:7. Rt . 3. G allipolis . DOWNTOWN GAlliPOLIS We Also Rent Players ._ Are you driving a headache? \' andl'linl' S. Elli!>! CAI.L lPOLL<; - Worc1 has been !1'1.'<'iled by the Times-Sentmel of the dl'ath of Vanddine S E lli s 84 \'in ton. on Ma rt' h 9 &on~ :'vlemoria l Hos pi tal. Ma di son. W .\'a . He was vis \tlng a daughte r in POINT P LEA.5A!'<I - fl<'r1 ha T ribbl P. 'lO. died F ndav m orning in Po ·nsacola. F la . Born Nov 7. 18!11. in Jackson Cuqntv. W Va . da ughter of th<' late 1)J0111iS a nd Emm a Ba rnette Hill. BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! •' EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. H42 SFCON D AVf. S€C re tar~: in : I!Wl1. Owen D. Denney Sr. b\ a so n. U Cot (;eorgc Carr . tn mo. Danville, W.Va., at the time ot his death. The Rev. Uoyd Frye and the Rev. Jtmmy Craddock ortlcla ted at t'unel"al setvlces, held March 11 In Spencer Chajll'l United M~t Oiurch, HN'ett, W.Va. Bw1aJ wa. In Elldns Cemetery, Ht'Wetl. Sons, son-In-laws and grandson served as pallbearers. Arrangements were by Handley Funeral Home, Danville. Born Dec . 4, 1899, In Logan County, W.Va., son of the late John Henry (Bub) and Letha Ann Harless Ellis, he was a retirt.'d coal miner and Op!'rated several small grocery stores In West VIrginia and Ohio. He moved to Gallla County after his rptirement from the mines In 1900, and was a member of Deer Creek Baptist Church, VInton. He was twice married, first to the la le Hazel Hall , and the second time to E dna Pearl Bias, whom he married on Jan . 7, 1m. She also preceded hJm In death on May :JJ, TEACHER DIES - i\oa Ashworth Hoskins, 84, hllhlY regarded fonner Pomeroy High School teacher, died Saturday at hls Hoole 2, Pomeroy home following an e>:tended lllneoe. 1984 PDint Pleasant, W. Va. ' ChariE'S A. Hill. 31. 2145 Eastern Ave., mu sician, and Dawn M. Houck, 21. 171 Brentwood Drive, child c ar'<' . Doy le L. Mc Donald , 21 , Rt . 1. Potnt Pleasant. farm hand . a nd Edna C. Jordan , 18. Ga llipolls Ferry, W.Va ., at hom<' . .;· • . '·... .. MAYO MONUMENT CO. •• " Quality Higher But P;ices Lower" ,, SELECT FROM LARGE DISPLAY REASONABLE PRICES ., MARKERS - MAUSOLEUMS • MONUMENTS BRONZE MARKERS ERECTED IN ANY CEMETERY MONUMENT CLEANING CEMETERY LETTERING located on Statelt. 141 at Centenary , Ohio 2'h Miles hom Gallipolis, Ohio Call 446-7017 TIRES POl BAnERIES CAn • TMICI(5 • ftACJOII N1W & UMIIHID .,' We can remedy your "lemon-on-four-wheels bluesJ" Our personalized auto loans could have. you up and around in no time. in a new or used car! "But my budget is ailing too," you say? All the more reason to see us! You can choose an extended payment plan ... with lower lief! Apply now per-month pay~ and your loan may be appro\led ments! And talk about speedy rewithin 24 hrs.J '•., .. •• .. ~ ~ ' ~ • NOTHING HELD BAC CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE After 71 years in business, we at Empire Furniture, are facing a truly severe financial situation. Our Middleport store burned to the ground and a huge new inventory marked for Middleport has been forced on us at our Gallipolis location. We are being buried in "One Million Dollars" of fine, brand name furniture and must sell it off immediately. We are going all out to drastically cut our present inventory and to raise the much needed funds for rebuilding ... you need furniture, buy now and save as before! Sincerely, et:~ )1;~.._., Qa"by Meadows President of Empire Furniture EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME • LIVING ROOMS DINING ROOMS BEDROOMS RECLINERS TABLES CHAIRS SOFAS BEDDING & MORE • HIGH QUALITY FAMOUS NAME FURNITURE & BEDDING ..W-utiD t I OUR MIDDL&PORT STORE DESTROYED BY FIRE ENTIRE INVENTORY RE-TAGGED TO SELL she· w as a member or E lfl'anor Fli.lptis t Church She was a Iso prec'f'ded in de ath by h<'I' husba nd. Charli e S. T r ibbi<'. In jq6J S)Jrviving arc t h ree daug ht prs . ~Irs . l·'ran kl in tHazel t Jiv ide n of Dunbar. W.Va .. Mrs. Charles 1 Marv r Fowl<'r of Point P leasant. and i.l rs . Tom 1Natalie! Fi tzsim mons of Pf'nsar ola: a son . J ames of \\'mfiPid . W.Va.: two brothers.Basil of Oun bar . and F lov.d of Akron: a nd n :g-ra ndrhlldrr n and II ,;rm tgrandrhildren FunPra l servicl'S will be h<'ld at 2 p.m . Monday in Ra ynes Funer al Jlom P. Buffa lo. W.Va. Buria l will be in Gra ndview CPfl'l<'tery, Putna m <'ou nt)' . W.Va . F rl ~nds may call a t the· fu tl('ral hom<> from 24 a nd 7-9 p.m . today / GALLIPOLIS '• • .• "LOCA TfD JUST I5 111/NUm AtOM HIGH l'lriC!S" MON. n.u MI•• 1 II lall IA.....AYI·., '5! II I Inl 20o4 N. ATWOOD ST, RIOo.ANDE , OHIO 1614 245-51311 • • '• "ALWAYS ON"YOUR SIDE" )f.::·.:··.·,· l. . ' '; ' • .. . . ' : ." :. -..' ~... . '' . . ~. ....... . . . : ' . . . 25CouM Stntt Silver Bridge Plaza Member Spring ''••, Fo,c I Valley ••,,-\ ...,., \ ' • ' �• The Sunday Times-Sentinel Charge dropped GALLIPOLIS - Prosecution missed a theft chargp against a Chesh!rl' man Friday In Gallipolis Munic ipal Court . DaiT<'il L. Craycraft was c ited by the G allia County Sheriff' s Depart · m ent In a Jan. 13 incident. Charged with DWI and improper lane usage was Lawrence E . Grady Jr., 29, 123 Fourth Ave., whose case was continued until Tuesday for e ntry of a plea. He was placed on $500 recognizance bond . Charles L. Whitt , 51, Rt I , Galllpolis, c harged with DWI a nd speeding, was contin ued until April9 for pretrial. In traffic ca ses. Mary Dunlap. 28. Rt. 2, Gallipolis. was fined $12 for unsafe vehiclE': Ronald J . Live ly , 27, Ga llipolis. forteit<'d S40 bond for failu re to yield: Richard Kupper,48, Hamilton. forfeit<'d $40 bond for failure to obey a traffic cont rol device; Bruce A. Hively , 'fl. Eureka Star Rou te. forteit<'d $40 bond for fa ilure to register. F o rteiting bond for speedi ng were Mary A. Canaday. :ll. Rt. 2. Crown City , ~; Scot D. MacLeod , 25, Kan sas City, Mo . $.1l; J oseph M. Wilson. 34. Davtsville. W.Va .. ~ ; Jeffrey A. Boa ls ..to. Columbus. $39; Kris tin M. Dodr il l. 21 Huntington . . W.Va. $.19; Tr n:c L. Hudson. 32, Colum bus. $.39. .Tf' l1)' A. Ma thenv. il. FU•ynolds · burg. $.39; Ta mm; A. Russell , 21, P om er oy•. S39; Thom as P . Sc hmade r. .11. E IPanor. W.Va ., $39; Pa m e la J . Atkins. 23. Yps ilanti, Mic h .. $4(); John C. Dell .Jr .. 34 , BexiPy, $40: Wanda , Dil lard. ]), Col umbus. $40 . Novan ia E . Grear. 55. Columbus. $40; William L. Hit chman J r ., 22 . Eas t Liverpool. S40; Steven C. We ls h, 31. Va nda lia . S<ll ; Edward J. : Chia noks i. .17. Steubenv ille, $4.3: . Charles A Rov·. &1 . r.ra bill. lnd , · $4:3; Gar\' D P rrv·ette. :16. Ll o~d . Ohio n theri er Paint Pleasant, W. Va. ~· ·.. ••. ;;:· ~ Q"' 11• 2 ~..,..,. ~: ; ! -. m)o , ~· ;. g n V .... mlO ' •. ,.,. 1ft. •• .., ... ~ :. ... "'Jto C') ... A . ·~· ~ Con .• ' ·~ .. ::~~ c1 · . · h ~ .. • • ........ :=! c: : :~ .. . ..::~ ............. ._ .......... ~ 0 0 .::. I o 0 ' 0 I I I · . I 0 I I ' ' I 0 I ~- • ~~ . . -- •. s i ..<g.:;. 0 I ~ ~ ...•••.. ' .,. · ·~ ..• . ... ~ -·· .... ~ Q.. ' ' •· ''·~:' .,. . . ··~ [ ._ 0 •·~ ::~ = ~ ..: •• - 0 ~= • -------------------. •• z ...·• Av; c~ ... ..• ". ' o o o m a 11 1 j 0 0 I o 0 •• _ ,.. - \ o o o . II I I 1 .1 t.J...I...Lt.JJ._J '\ .DELIVERY TIME - All of the food co-op labor i' · volunteer and when llw truck comes in (above ) eve rybody chips in to get It unloaded and ready for · pickup by the l'Onsumers. While anyone can · participate in the co-op, it is gene rally felt that low Income families benefit the mo.! since the co-op lncrea'IE'S their food purchasing power. 1\t right, ... .. .:...:, {"' .... ""' ~v erything for distribution through the Food Co-op L'Omes in bulk ar1d volunteers handle the joh of weighing out the various items that go into the orders. Senior cit izens take an active role in ge tting out the food in the self-help project. Meigs octogenarian Verr•m Nease, pictured front, has heen active in the food co-op opem tion s ince it origina!ed in early 197ll. .., ( Meigs County Co-op growing by volunteer effort By CHARLENE HOE FLI{'JI Times-Sentinel Staff POI\!IE RO Y - A might y oa k from a t in:V acorn grows .. An pxampl e of I hat o ld adagP is thP food co-op of the Meigs Count y U nit ed Me th od is t Church Parish whi ch sta rt ed a sm a ll self-help food program · seven years ago. pres ide nt. a nd Brend a .Ja ney , secretary-treasurer. 11 G u~>s l SpPa ker was Ro n Ash, pres itlent of the Pomeroy Cha m ber of Comrnen·e A'h expla in<'d the eli ffe r ence between thf' c hamber a nd th!' merc hant s associa tion. 1\'a mcd to a commillee to dr aw up by laws for th!' newly formed association wper Ma rk F ultz. Jeff Wa rner . Clarice Kraull er . a nd Ada Nease . AI the nf'x l rm<' ling whic h will be held April 10, al 7:.~ p .m . a t the Meigs Inn promotions for May wil l be d isc uss<'d . -N • • . . CI "1:),_ • • G:l • •• •• • •• •• ....... • :s "•• • .... "•• ••"• :; • • It has grown from a mJ a m onth a ssistance program seJY ing only a handfu I of fa milies. lo · onf' now lopping $2,001 a month . S<'rv ingabout !50 fa milies -and , ,q ill growing . It was in early 1978 While the Rev .. Ja mes Corhill wa s a llt' nd ing the United SPminary in · Dayton that the pro ject wa s · stm1ed . One of his ass ignmPnts . \'.'JS to llt'Vl'lop e~ socia l Sf'r'\' i('f' Pom Pro.v .Junior H igh School projec t. Pas turing s ovpr a l s m a ll MPigs Cou nty chun: hP<. wh.ich caff'te n a. then occu p ied tJ.1 the Se- nior Cit izrn s Cf'n tr r . a nd m ost of 1h~ orders were from 1he e ldf'rly . Th e loc a l co-op wa s a ffilia ted with othe r Methodis t uut rPa ch pmgram s for focx:l d ist ribu tion bast-'tl in Cinc inna ti. Bags of produce were offprcd a nd tile first ordPr tota led $170 wit h the f\-vo ministers tra veling to Cincinnati to pic k up thr fruit _and vege! Jbles in the Corbitr wer e acti\'P in thf' county 's SPnio r citizen program, Corbitt not onl y fo und the n('('((, bul a n interest in pa 11 icipa tin g in a program w htc h c ros sed a ll income IC'vels. Corbi tt' s concPr n about objection s from local groct:'r s was eased w hen art er ta lking with severa l he got no adverse r eac ti ons and wa s. in fJct. Pnm uragerl to " gr t on w ith it. d Anrl so with the a ss ista nc e of lhP Rev . Harvey KO<' h. who was then pastoring the Symc uS<' churc h. Corbill did ju st thJ t. Th ~ co op s larll'Ci at lht· old famH: · \ ·an. :\ II of lhC" sor1ing a nd sack ing \\:as handled by \·oiun - tt'f'rs t hf'n - j ust ns it ' s done tod J.\'· t\flrr t)(l{'orning fa ir !~· C'S fa t). li sh('Ci. lht• \1 cthodi s t r•a ris h OOught ;..~ ' ' --'" wh ich was uS('(! to llaul in thl ' produ cf' ~ d o n g with other food ollPr<'Ci T hai con· 1inuf'd until a rou plc ol yca rs ago w hen the lar ge numb('r of ordPrs warran ted bringing in t hr tt1Jck f rom Cin c1n nati . For fh(_' pa st SC'\'f'ra l yPa r s. t hc R.., .. Rober t Robinso n. pastor of Heath Churc h . has been c ha ir m an of tht' co-op progra m. fl mf'mbcr shi p fcc of $2 for thoS<' m ·c r ill ; ·cars of a gl'. and $-1 for thos(' under ha s bem initiat<'d to he lp cover the cos t of transport · ing 1he food tu Me igs Count y. T hroug h the Pffort s of Robin· son, food stam ps were fin all) ' Jppr ovPd for usc in thC' food cu-op program . Howcvcr . the Jpprm·a l w; 1.r;;; rf"scin ded Parlier this W'a r . sinct• onJ.v a ff'vv rpcipiPnts had f'IE'Cl f'd to uSl' rrspo ns i bi l it ~ in sf•f'ing that fam ili ps wit h lim itrd income lhPir food sta mps for purc hases through thP Co-op. T hf' li st of foods w hic h can now IJc purc hased throug h thf' Co-op has been expanded Orig;nall y onl ~' producf' and a f f'\\.' ha\'(' acrt:ss to the low-cost nutrillou.... food offered th roug h thp lo-op. nobody has bff>n rxcludf'd Any·onr· can par1i ci- st ap l f'~ pa tf' . rf'ga n1lPSs of inmme "'C•rf> av a ila ble . T oday a v arict~ · of cheeses, vpgetahlPs. fr oz('n foods, eggs. bread . mea ts, and Knowing that nutrit ion pl:t;.·s a role in the ovwa ll he a lth of jl('()plc. th at uncmploymcnt mntinucs to plague thc a rea. and that food costs are aga in on the riS<'. thP Mt't hodist P a rLsh is cerea ls are ava ilahlr . Orders are taken by Met hod is t volunteers at thf' Senior Cit izens Cente r every other Th ur~day vo.i th de li very on a lt erna ting Thu rsdays . Those who order a n:' C'XJX'{'lcd fo assist occasionally a lthoug-h that is nol a rPquin?· WC'lcornin g nPw pa11 i cipcm t ~ to the Food Co-op. 1l w food is (f(>sh. tasty and f''('Onom k al and thC' whole experience of part as a rc'CipiPnt J s m en! for par1icipa ting in the I C:~ king V.'E'II as a volunt wr, is en jo~'a blc. J ust ask an.\' of them w ho hm 'C' ~Jf'en im·olved for 3 time. A nd fhPn t T)· it - you m ight like it! se lf-he lp pQJgra m . ~l1il e the Chris tian comm un · it y may feoC'I a Spe<'ial SSC'nse o1 N CD Audit dissolves CETApmgram Photos by ~::- CHARLENE HOEFU CH ., =o _.... ..,co C:-t -<> ,.., ::z:: o,., .., ;::a G">n"! ,., ::C en . !"'" IT Ti\KES P EOPLE - Tht• Rt-v. Robert Robinson , flip le ft, as m-.,en m-t- : at the office of the commissioners. ThP session resu lted from an .-.. : added increase for rlumping a l the la ndfi ll ~= ~· Acrording to commissioners sev - ..... ,. ........... , ... "''.... ' It • • • • • • • ' an! - •• • • 0 0 chants Association m et rf'('{"ntly. Officers dect<'d were Joe c ia rk, pres ident , Sandy l anna reUi , vice POMEROY - Five ca lls we re · m a de bv loca l un it s Frida y a nd · Saturday morning, th E' .Me igs · County E mergency Med ical Servi· ces fPPOrl s. Sa turday morning a t 6: 15 a. m ., thE' Pom eroy F ire Department we nt to Route 143 to ex tinguis h a car fire. : Friday ca lls Included: 12: 02 p. m ., Middle port to Brownell Ave . for . Marion Nelson, to Vetera ns Memoria l Hospital: 3: 40p.m., the Tuppers P la ins unit to Long Bottom for . Leona Hensley , to Veterans Memoria l; 7: 39 p.m. , the Rutland unit to : Prtce Strong Road= or I Barr, to : Ple asant Valley H pita ! . at 10:54 p .m., thE' Po ry.,J;Jiill til E. Main for Randy Tuckenkho refused treatment. i .. i.•~, ' ,,•·,~ .·.A';' .. .., J;_ . ,·.•.· ~ :; o ' I 0 .... ;z... % ,.,.. i: m .go '-AI' ....... ;JCII • ,c • I ~0 "'0 -. :liO .... :•·=: n"' ) --· •·•·[:; . •- •~-.... z ~ Z ,-. • ·! :::. ~ CI :S:: ., POMEROY -Officers wPre e lected when the Pome roy Me r· E m ergency runs April I , I . .Clark leads merchants e r a I proposa ls were made but no fina l de tenmina tion was m ade . It is . e xpeclf'd thai the proble m w ill be resolved earl y next week . sunda y ! ~ r- :: ;: : Q S.C.. $45 . POMEROY - The Mdgs Count y Comm issioners a nnounced F riday tha t they have been advised by Ohio Bur!'au of Employment Services CETA Strike Force tha t a fina l d!'t!' rmina tion regarding the CETA a ud it ha s been m ade and the$88,565 in q uPS iion costs and $2,2.';1 in disa llowed cost' haw been c leared in t hf' final a udit repo rt . This m eans tha i a ll ques tions , concerning lhf' Meigs Count y CETA · program have been resolvf'd a nd all : cos ts cle ared . Mf'a nw hile , a lengt hy d iscussion with the Mf'igs County Commissioners, ha uler s a nd county landfill operator was held Frida y m orning Section "'rimes - ientin.et • ' ••••• • 0 ::a )o 'TI . z ::a~ ao~ m N"' sodal concerns c ommitt<'e chaim1an for the Me igs Mlnb· tries, di rect.s the c!Hlp operation with it's many details or order· ing and di'itrihution. The p;L<;t?r of He ath Church, Middleport , b a man with great c one-em and compassion for othe rs, and " "" been at:tive not only In the food co-op self-hrlp project, but d othing and food banks, as wc U "-' work with the Community !\<·; lion 1\gency In various a.o;s ist · ance program to low·inl'Om e families. Thelma Hende.-.on, lower left, of the Alfred <1Hnnum ity, l~ a volunteer "regular'' on delivery day. All of the s ugar , Dour and many other staples comes in large bulk quanlties and must he we ighlt•d and m easured. 1\.• explained hy Robinson - "The co-op Is not a pront making ve ntu N' and a.ll labor is volunteer . W e work on a shoe string, and a rt' hrokt• from one week to Uw nex t.. " ' ... •. I • . fy, ' ., '-m: ...··• J .. cz~= - n m ••• ••• ••• §~ ~~ •• SOCW.. SERVICE PRO.JECI' - Helping others has always been a part of Christian outreach aud the Meigs County United Methodlsl Chmt h Cooperative Parish Food Co-op is a di rect resul of that concern. Whlle auendlng the United Seminary In Daylon, the / Rev . Jwnes c .orbltt orglUiized the food co-op which has grown from a handful of family participants to : m ore thM 150 now .... and It's .till growing . �Paga S-2 The Sunday Times-Sentinel April 1, 1984 Pomeroy--Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Poinf Pieasant, W. Va . April 1, 1984 The Sunday Times-Sen tinel Page Gallipolis, Ohio-Pvint Plea10nl, W, Va. Pomeroy--Middleport S-3 Beat of the Bend Peggy Jo Westover, David Brown exchange vows in Pomeory church Reunion time 'nearing By BOB HOEFLICH 'Jbnes.&ntlnel Staff Mem bers of the Or ange Town · ship Volunteer F ire !JEopart m enl have set Saturday, April 7, as the day they hit the road to go d o or . to ~ d oor throughout the township to collect donations fo r the depanment. Proceeds will he used this yea r to pay for the new pager system whic h will tPplace t he phone system now used. lncidenlally, the department al'o has a loll frpe number thew days. You might need their help so makl' a note of the number , 992~6663. ---" You" is the them e fo r the annual Southern High School Choir' s an · nual variety show to be staged at X p.m . Friday in the high school auditorium Mrs. l....ef> l....ee, ot" courSf', is direc ting and is prov iding accom panlment along with Bruce Wo lff' . Barbara La wrence is sf'rving a s choreogra phcr ~ Mrs. Lee always romPS up wi th a good .show , so y ou 'U wan t to 1)(' ther e. UvC' ent cr1ainm£'n1 isn't Pasv to com e by in Meigs Count )'. · Locol m em ber s of the 19ti4 graduat ing class of M iddl<:'port High School will b! • ml'l'ting for another reunion planning SPssion at 7 p.m . Wednesdav at l h<' LaSa ll<' Restaurant . Letlers with a questionna ln . . involved have been sent 10 cla ss m embers an d the committt'C' \'.:auld appreciate the retum ol th(•s(' questionnaires as soon a~ possiblf' Incidenta lly, those planning on being present for the reunion arf' to note that on the bottom of th<· questionna ire. A Spc'Cia l invit ation j!'; t:x-i ng extend('d to Meigs Htg h School incoming frPShmPn-- thf' c lass ot 1988--and i nr omin g \-ot'a lion;ll student s-- thP c lC~ ss of 19Kh·· l o m N'l "'it h somf' of thf' high sc hool sl<t ff ; 11 i p.m . Wedn esda ~ in the high srhml cafeteria . This m r<'ling will 1nroming groups an opportuni ty to discuss their course or study with counselors, lour the school facilities and to get answeres to any questions they might have. Voca · tiona I instrur.turs w iU be on hand to answer questions about their progr ams at Meigs ---Members of 1he 1hree chapters of Fleta Sigma Phi Sorority met Wi th Forr'<'sl Turner. Ath~ns, T hursdav f'H'ning to discuss plans l or th e sururit)· 's public auc tion which will r aist• funds tu be used on the purchase ol jaws of life equ i p ~ menml for ltll' Pum erov F ire L)c>partmenl. The auction willlx• held on Mav 'i ix'hind lht' Pomero\· Fin• Statio n and Turner L" dona ti ng his serYices as an aur ti onE'f'r for thP even t. Sororit~· mC'm bers arp coun ting o n .\ ·ou, you a n d :'.'OU to dona tf' art1cles f"or th(' auct ion a nd tllf' pc'Opll' :-·ou can Ci..ill to pick u p :v our dona ttons a rr Donna Bver, 992-2482 a ft C'r ~ p.m.: Mauri~ha N('!son 992-7:n :l ;tfr f' r S: L y11n Shuler: ~2 - 7:rrl. and Kn th~· OoiclgP, 99'272:1 1. " l l 'r'll tukr an)'thi ng." the ga ls r·ummf'nt . Congratul ations to Mariell a Col ~ lt>gt' junior CmP Cole of T uppers P lains, a mPm ix'r of till' 1 9~S4 \; trs ity b.:.~ sk{• tb all IC'am. w ho r£'( "t•i\ "f'd a firs t .vPa r av..-' aJ TI and thf' mos t i rnpruvt-d pla.v pr Cl war d a t thrdll llU C! I win l l 'l" SfXJflS bqnQUC' t. The tf':l rn finisht>d t ht• spason wil tl .1 l"C '< 'O rd of lh-lll v.·inning SL'Vt-'n of it s l <.~~f ni nf' gamps ,\ 1 ~1 graduatr• of Eastt'rn High ~ hool. Coli' is thC' son of :vtr and Mrs. II. L Cui< ·. Tup[Jt'r.s P la in s. Hank t "!Piancl <J dYis(' ~ tha t th(' a nnual Milldleport- Pomf'rm· Ro· tar:.· Club Fa st('r f'gg hunt ~· iJ 1 IX' sLigt'(l fn r .nmngo;.;Tcr·s at 1 p.m . on 1-:<IS !('r Su mla_Y <I I H arllngf'r Pa r k. This :O'f'ar thrn··s be a $2~ rgp,, a $10 <'L: J..: .. 1 $5 t•gg and <I numbpr \\"Or th 1>rH· dol!dr· in dCiclit Jon to Ttlt ' ma m · liSU;I] ,...)( ) f'i'n! \" d] U(' find s . sempster s. Keith Wood rum . Da\\ PS, W.\ ·,.. senior. spent onL' sf'm f's tC' r at C<..~ lx·ll Huntin ~on H o~ pil a l. w hf'rf' hf' m(~ t \Vilh various a dmin istrJTo r~. pJr trclpated in budgPI di ~c u ssions. receivPd uriPntatio n in all hospit al procedure!'- both hC' alth rarf' cm d businPSs - and w orked in bi llin g and medica l n"'C'ord s. His nex t Sf>mf'ster , Woodrum w ;1-; assigned to t hf' mf'dica l " upplif's ahd purch asing division al Hunting ton Hospital , w hPrf' hf' also ro n· ductt?d a feasibility s tud .\ · on h) -hou se laundry sf'rv irf' f'ns rs and benefit s as opJXlsf'd to r nntrar ti ng wit h a priva te fi rm_. - ·· Everythi _ ng is in !hf' tPx tbclo ks fjut on(_'t) you have a n o rder for m in r.our hand, it ~ca m Ps reaL .. Woodrum sa id . " The field expc ~ rlence gi ves y ou the opportun itY 10 go from theory to applica tion ,· · hr added. : "One Important thing I learned is that health care is a business, and t~ a t' s not Ia downplay the hum an 86)X'Cts of the field," he said . ' J\..nolher asse-t to thf' ex perie ncr> was being able to view thP prO<-css RECEIVE $}0° 0 OfF ANY TIMBERLAND SHOE WITH A COPY OF THIS AD The Shoe Cafe Shafers note 60th anniversary 1 CROWN CITY - Mr. or l Mrs. F erry Sh aft•r wt> re honon j Sunday. Mar ch ll, for their 60th \"-"Cdding an ni ver sary. T he event \~.:as held in the Crown Citv Mc thod ist Chu rc h basem ent . · Mr. and Mrs. Shafer wf'n ' marri ed Marc h 13. 19'24. in Gall ipo· lis by .J usticP of Peace R. J . Du nn . Thr~ are th e par ents of two sons. Fai rrell of Cr ow n C ity and Franc i ~ of Columbus. ThPy have two gra ndchild ren. Sue Collins and lhnd~ L C'c an d tw o grea t · grandchild ren. R :v·an and T rr\'Or Sha fer. A ll (•nding the CC'lebration from Ga llipolis were: Dovid. Vi ckv and B nan Shaf!Pr. Kathy M a.stcrs Cold1l' Ha skins. Claren ce. Gr acr and Carla Shaffer, l\'an and B e ll\' Lane and KC>nnE"Ih Hanes. · Ca rl and E mm a lRC' Waugh. Russel l and Lucille Lacev. Judv a nd Ma tthew Downs, &ottow~. Ohio: Clovi s and Blanche Murdock. Ella Taylo r. Ch<'sapeake : Ted and ~ u r 1\.nnC' Coll ins, F ort Gay. W .Va .; Fr;m cC'~a n d Kor md Sha ff' r. lolum · . Mark Essl inger and the bus: Rev~ and Mrs. Ric hard Morriso n, Hun· ling-ton. 1\'. Va.: Ruth Ann Smith , Donald C. and Donald W. Shaffer Vel"•ta Ga il ond Jennifer Sh a ffe~ RowP, RacinE'. A ttPndi n!=!: f ro m Cr own C it v wP r P Fen:, an d & •ssio ShafC'r . F airrf'li and Gail Shafer. Roger, Linda. Todd and Ra nd)· J\ ng<'l. Arne! a;.il .Jud, · Waugh, Eric Biars, Ro ndy. Shar on, Ryan and Tr evor Shafer . lrP nP ShaffPr. M tnni e Sha f <:'r, flobb, · and Joy Cia t-v, JoA nn Sw ain Rr t ty Sh f'C' t s, S~san a Klin gp ; Arrangements of gladioli and mums wit h candelabra flanked t he unity candle. Given in marriage by her uncle, Clarence Ickes, the bride wore a formal gown of polyester chi tlon with a chantilly lace pleated ruffle on the front with heading and lace accent on the bodice . The gown was fashioned with a Queen Anne neckline, bodice of chantilly lace, bishop slei'Ves of chantilly lace, and the skirt flowed into a chapel train \VIIh a ruffle of chantilly lace. The bride's fingel1ip veil of chantilly lace and silk venice fell from a Juliet cap wit h a blusher. She :UH' Second .\ ve . Lafavl'tte ~tall Gallipolis, 0 . DECKED OUT S h(>(' IS Bay and Gran• BC'avC'r , C r ace and Curtis Sha f~r. J udy and .Jennifer Wolford. Sarah Halley, .Ja mrs, AudrP~' and Jill Angel , Ro ss and Do ri s Fulks. Mabe l Halley, T om an c.l C'lar a Jo nes , W a nd~. Brenda. AnR]P. :vt issy and Ci ndy Ca ldwell. ~ Shonica Wil liams, Okey .Joh nson , Clar r nrC' La nf'. Forrest Warr en <tnd Odf' &>a \"{' f . Sf>nflin g gill s wer e th!' Rf'\". a nd Mrs. RonniP N ichols a ntl :VLJ< ·k <.~nd ln •nr Wa ll acP . ~: l r1 p .m .: l. f' Cra ndf' p.m : POM EROY - Bookm obilr scr \"kl' in Meigs Count y is brought h\" I hf' M l' igs Co unt~· Public Librar~· undf'r coni r ac t w ith tlw Oh io V a ll r~· i\ rC'a Librari C's. · Bookmobile s~ hedule for Mon ~ da~: . 1\. pril '1. - Burli ngton !Countv M ohilC' llnm f' Park 1. .1: :~:.-1 : 11.1 p. m .: HarTi So nvi lle 1Church 1. ~ ; .ll . :J : 0:1 p.m .: Nf'w Lima H oa d !One• mi lC' south of Fort MPigst. :1: 1'"•" -ti p. m .: Ru tla nd tDqXli S! l . ld ii·H: Ill p.m . floo kmobil<' schf'dulc fer 1\'Pd ~ nr.'-idJ.\". A pri l -l - TupJX'rs Pl ain s 1 Lo dwi c k' s 1 . 7: 2.1· 7: :=,s p . m . Ri Rgsc rest A ddit io n. H: IO~ R: ~0 JUn . srnll ing .. 11: I. II , !\Pighbo rhood l ~- 1-l : -t ~ ~: Rd . I, Rlq_GRAN DE - Buckey<' Hill s Career O>nt er Adul t Education Division has extended the Spring Session registration until F rid ay, April 6, and I he startin g dates until the week of A pri l 9 The tollowing courses ar f' af· fected: Aerobic D ance. Medical Cil'rk, Nursing Assistant , BasiC Air CondlliOnlng and Refr igera tion. Typing; Introduction to Word Pro~ cesslng and Account i ng Prin ciples. . . VINTON - The wl'dding of :Orvillelle Johnson . daughter of Mr. · and Mrs. Orville Johnson . Vinton . ·I'? .Jeffery McComas, son of Mr. and M rs. Hayward McComas. Vinton . was sol cmnizrd March 16 at the nome of the br id e's parents. T h<' candlelight wPdd ing was p<:'rformed by the groom' s gre at ~ uncle. the Rev . John Hershm an. Thl' bride wore a formal gown of white Joce over a satin skirt with victorian col lar of sculptured lace, with baby' s breath in her hair . She carried a bouquet of whit e roses and carnations surrounded by blue carn at ions and decor at ed with whiiP and blue satin and lace strt:>am er s. Jack iP Va nCE' was thf' m atron of honor . Riley Vance w as t hf' bf>st m a n. A r E'Ception for the couple w as held following the wedding. A three~ tiered cake was decorat ed In .blue and white with bell s and door s. lopped with a ce ramic bridP a nd groom with a heart background. The coupl E' will res ide at Vint on until .Junr when the groom will en ter the Navy $32° 0 0 3'h T06 $36° 12 'id03 Sperry Top-Sider " for Stride Rite." Krds will look ship-shape in Sperry Top-Siders " fnn11 Stndc· R1te ." The authentic moccasin boat shoe made.of quality ft.ul grain leather with a fie xible sole. Surl' foo t in~ lor land or sea. 2(}-i) II, p .m . . - Chat ham . .'~ - :~: .'l[) Hd. t l bv is Or . t, : uo~ ~ : l'i p m : Ka nauga :l th. j : :ro~ :r p.m .Jo hnson's Tr . r t . ~: 1 ~- 5 : :m p.m .: K&K T r f' l . 5: ~:1~6 : l'i p.m. T hursd ay- Co r a. 2: 4~-.'l: HI p .m.: Raccoon Tr Ct. . .l l o~.\: ~:1 p m .: Pa tnol Paulr ,·'s. :; CJIH :ffi p.m .: Patnul P 0 j · lll i: 10 p. m .: (; ani" . .~) - l i p.m VPn z StrideRite <Carl's snoe SIOI'I MON. & FRI. TIL 8 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR. & SAT. TIL 5 P,M. DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLI: A n:v·onr· mt~ · t f'sh•d has until April 1; to rPgi~tc-t F (J[ :Ldd itional i nfor ma tion l'Jil Rurkf'_ w· Hi lls Adult E duc ation :11 Hi 1-l 1 2-15-~:r)t), t:>xten - siun :!12 :tm· TirTII' l1·um 2 to 10 p.m . M ond a\ rhmugh ThUI ~d a:,.. a nd 8 <..t. m . lt J ~ p.m. un Fl"id i:i~· rr;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; Job Bank offers skill in workers . sa. z "T Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Chalfont Dr .. Colubmus. The bride is a graduate or Cant on South High School and Ohio State University with a degree in medical technology . She jg employed at Grant Hospit al, Columbus . The groom is a graduate of E astern High School and Ohio Stat.; where he rceived a B.S. degree In physics is an electronic engineer at the Newark Alr Force Station . He is a member of the American Assocla~ lion for the Advancement of Science and the Society of Physics Students. The Senior Ciltzens .Job Bank W"ith hoadquartPr s at Ga!li a Coun ty Senior Citizens CPnlf'r, 220 .I <:LC kso~ Pik e. has been servin g Pmpln_vr r s and applicants. ~ Y.'P R.r~ ot agC' o 1· oldf' r, who 'a iL' in terrstf'd in full ot · pa rt timt> Pmpto:vnwnt. Spring is th E' l imr to grt \ "Ou1 · hW!It' 1ft orde r~ Ca ll i~ 6 i(XXJ ll'ilh your Job Orders for )laint1ng. clea ning, and gpru.•ral n•p<.~ ir v.-or·lc The servi ('{' i~ H·i thuu t chargr to both e mp}oyers and Prnp luvt"l'S Carolyn Neece, John Ingels wed Johnson, ·McComas wed W f'd n f's d a~ · p.m .: ca rried a sfikarrangementoforchld and white roses and azaleas with miniature daisies and gypsophilla. The bride's attendants were her slster, Sandy Withrow , Canton, matron of hooor; and Sue Troudot, Canton; !JEobble Ames, Cambridge; Sheri Miller, Columbus; Susan Hawley, Wheaton, Ill., bridemalds. Best man was Blaine Hunkins, Jr., Columbus; !JEoan Ringle, Co· Jumbus;,.Harold Ames , Cambridge; JeH Hill, West Ponsmouth , and P aul Brunsman, Columbus . Mara Thomas, Springfield, niece or the groom, was the flower girl, and Jeremy Withrow, Canton, nephew of the bride was the ring bearer. Matthew Thoma, Springfield, and Christopher Cowdery, Chillicothe, lighted the candles, and !JEovin Thomas Spllg distributed bird seed . All of the bride's attendants w ore gowns of quiana !aubergine with m atching lace jackets and carried bouquets of silk orchid and white roses and azaleas with orchid satin r ibbons. All of the flower arrange· m ents for the wedding were made by the bride. A reception was held in the church fellowship hall. The four· tiered cake was decorated with orchid roses and flanked by candles . Guests were registered by Becky and Jodi John'lOn, cousins of the bride. The couple honeymooned in the Baha~ mas~ They now rslde at 5555 MIDDLEPORT Carolyn Neece and John Ingles wer e married at 6p.m. on March lOa I the home of his parents , Dr. and Mrs~ Clyde Ingles, Middleport ~ The Rev . Robert Robinson pert·o nned the ceremony attended by fr iends and immediate family. Mrs. Charles Neece, Rutlana . and Bill Young of Gallipolis were the attendants for the couple. Ring bearers were Carrie Ingles, daug h ~ ter of the groom . and LynetteN N>Ce, daughter of the bride . Folowing the wedding , Dr. and Mrs~ lnglesentprt;,ined with a buffet supper. 50(: 8 160Z BTLS . $148 GALLIPOLIS ICE HOUSE 709 f11 st Ave Gallipolis OFF ANY PIZZA or SANDWICH EFFECTIVE APRIL 1-7 Not Valid With Other Spe"a ls GIOVANNI'S PIZZA 349 North Second Middleport 992 -6851 Stronr. Jtuff / ' HARTFORD. Conn . tAP I - " The '· proof" is in the powder. ln C<>lonial days, the oni)' way to determine how muct1 alcohol was in liquor was to mix a sample with gunpowder and set fire to it. If it burned, it was " proved ." Thai's how the word "proof. " which appears today on bottles of spirlls, was torn , according to Heublein lnc ~ Mr. and Mrs. ,JeHery !UcC<nna!; G(dlia County ( ;,\ l.l.IPOI.I S- T hc U r Samuel 1.. RossJrd MPmoria l Lib1·an lx>okmobik ·w i ll hf' at th(~ follo,.,ing placf's thf' ww k of April 2 to ~l . Vlo nd a ~· - l.f'w is nr .. nno n-1:! : 1:1 Susan 1<:. lhumurn p.m .: C&S Ba nk 1Rl :lol . n l 'i ~ 1 ~ : : ~1 p.m .: :1:1 Wrst A pis. V> I p.m. M {•LJd o w b roo k . J· Ol J ::llJ p.m .: Scrni ('' tiill s Nurstn g Cf'nl f'r. t · : t~l- ~ p. m .: (; n lli ~l Mf'tro l<stat C'.s "2: ffJ ·,'l p.m .: Pin f'CT C'SI Carr Cf'nl rr. J 1 ~.'~: :«J p.m .: Rodnf':-· \' illagf': I J:.-j : 1:> p.m .: Crouseb<'Ck Rd .. :J-cr :lO p.m .: ~orthup , 5: 41-h· l:l p. m . Tucsda\· - M itchell Rd .. :1-.1: :ut p .m : Sand l~ rs A dclai d(', -t -'-1 . :w p.m .: Mr (;uirC' Sutxh" . 1. II. 4. -t:J- Bradford C Witm<·r di '(" 1JlHll d fHI ( "mllp;m:, C(1re l!t•rll 1)11rf1 P A RK!CRSB LI R G . W.Va. M arc h wind s and chill i ng tr m per atures tenlpl man y people to sit b~· a cozy fire. but it's not too soon to plan fa mil~· outings and vacations. The Mountain State Art and Cr aft Fair, held for the past 20 yea rs ot Ceda r L akPS in Riplev . asks good-time lovr r s r verywher r to mark I heir vacation ca iPndars J une 30-Jul y 4 wi th a big rf'd " X ." T ra velers and townspeople can take heart becauS<' the NE W Mou nta in State Art and Craft F air promises the livelies t cross~ sPC ii on of fin e folk arts. C'n tenainm en1 and co ntests anY\\"'here in the Southl'rn moun tains. "We call the Mountain State Art and Craft F air 'new' bec ause ther e willl:ll' so many addi!11Jna lt hings to see, hear and do in 1984," said Steve n t·ntplcJ_ \ ·mf' n t wi lh the in).; filn1 t"•l ,\J"t hur .-\ n dt> r ~u n :H"I '('ptt'Cl MU offers Health H U!\T i t-<C T O'-:. II' \ ', 1' Th t>rP 's j ust no subs l it ut ~ · h •t practicJ I f'Xpf'r iC'n C'P .cmd th;.LI pr.w ti <:<1 J f'X pPri('IlC(', 3CCOr ding ({) , 1 M arshal l lJn i \·f' r'\il\" sl·n ior. i ~ o n ~ · of !he big plu s~s of l h<' :loll' Co ll<'g< • of Busin('ss· HPJ ]t h Ca t"C' M ~ t fl .t.L! I . mf'nt option of it s R. R. A. drog n·t· prowa m . Thf' progr am incl udf's :1 cnrr ( J I businf'ss- rPlJ ted cou rsf's. plu.'-' fi\· ( · spec iJI courses foc usin g on h(· ;Llth orga ni za tion managC'mf' nl ;t nd pr acttca l train.i ng work in g in llH· fj pjd 1.2 hours a Wf'f'k f O I" !lUI wo rth n A patr ol T1mberl ana Boat St1oes ...v111 g1 ve satiS1actlon tor years INhch 1S a lot lo nger Ihan fh1s priCe w~ll asl Meigs County !)f' m is tak f'n fo r a pu l it ic ian :\ !l \·ou haw' to do is k('(·p Y11U . II)(J. i 'dH " The prem1um leathers. brass eyelel s and razor-cut soles lell you these are costly shoes to make The comfort and pertormance tenyou they re Bookmobile schedules Hannmn Witmer POMEROY - ThP engagmrnl ol Susan F:la inP Hannum anrt Rrml (ord ChariPS Witm(' r i.'-' ht•ing announcPd b~' theirparr nt s. Mr ; t n(J Mrs. Roy R . Hannum. LongBottom . and M r. and Mrs. J . Mdv inW!I m <·r Athens An Aug. 11 \\ f'ddmg is fM 'in g plann!'d . Miss Hannum is a gr:..ICluat(' 1l ! Eastern High School ami Ohi o U niver sit y, w ith a bcH.'hPlur of science in education. Sht• is ('m · played as a substitu te teach~ · r in 1~H ' EastPrn L oca l School D istr ict ;tn d d OE'S priva tP tutoring. Witmer is a gr adu atP of .-\t ht·rb High School and w ill gra du ah~ in .June from Ohio Unh·f'rsi t\" ...vith . 1 B.B.A. in a ccounting .HI' h: 1'- BOAT SHOES AT SAIL PRICES. POMEROY - M amage vows were exchanged by Peggy Jo Westover and David Brent Brown In a ceremony at the Nol1h Industry Christ ian Chu rch, Sept. 10 at 2: 30 p.m . The l>ride is the daughter of Mrs. Janice Westover of Canton· and the late Richard Westover. The groom Is theson ofMr. and Mrs. Walter P . Brown, Reedsville . Rod Huron, pastor of the North Industry Church, and George Plekens, Athens, cousin of the groom , performed the double ring ceremony following a program of music by Mrs. Kay Welsen , organist; Julie Bechtel and Stacey Varner , pianists, and Shari Billiter and Terre Davisson, soloists. Registration extended at Buckeye Hills Center degree nun;tL:<'mt ·nt .1n d ..., taff !1·\d'- ... IH · ,uhh•d . Feet up ... prices down! A guy l1ke Alex Karros con afford 10 JXJY plenty for o really c;omfortoble recliner. But he doesn ' t hove lo, and netrher do yoY. Right n o w you ' It enjoy the luxury, good loob and qualtty of a genutne lo~Z -Bov• recliner oH the m Ote . Because you' ll toke comfort in how ltMie 11 costs durt ng our spring sole! r- - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- -- - - - _ j 2 49 • to $449. Sale priced • NOW All THIS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT STOCKED UNDER ONE ROOF! WO RKMEN' S COM PEN SATION HONORED e Ni cely, chairman of the Fair' s promotion and publici I~ comm itt ee and director o( West Virginia's Country Roads Travel Regi on. EvPr;: cr afls).Xlrson will dC'mOn ·~ strate his or hPr crart . F airgoer s can i<:'arn what goes int o the m aking of lht• fine art and craft item s fhat grace 1heir homes, Nicely added ~ "You can buy these item s at Saks Fifth Avenue ur the Greenbrier. bu t you'll have to eo me to Cedar La kes 10 flnd out how they 're made, " he said. "Of course, the Falr r ecog· •Rehabilitation Equipment •Decubitus Care •Canes •Walkers, Commodes •Hospital Beds, Side Rails •Moist Heat. Quick Ice. etc ~ •Traction & Supports •Wheelchairs •Surgical Products, Trusses •Whirlpool Equipment •Sports Foot Products •Breast Forms •Ostomy Supplies •Stethoscopes / BP Kits Hours : Mon .~Fri . 9~ 5 Saturday 9~ 1 11 L..8 Ill lilel!limal lliUDIIII• Inc. 565 Jackson Pike - Hillcrest Pla1o- Gollipolis , Ohi~ 1614 1 446-2206 HERMAN L DILLON, LPT DEE DILlON . RN nizC's the Four th of July- holida:-· is traditional!~ · a famil y celebration ;.md not a shopping or educ ational PVPnt. So 1his vear , wf' rf' fl:,· ing to bring a lot of things to \ ed ar lak es thai )Jf'Oplc mi ght na turally do at this limP." N icC'ly sa id . "Peoplf' c an eat good homf>m ade food and hf'a r pl Pnt y or continuous blu egras~ and tradition al music. They can be' s pectator s or participa nt s in celebrity-hosted contests in guit a rpicking, horseshoe throwing. cl og~ ging and story telling, N ICPi v said. "We"rf' also stagin g some <'XCit · ing spectac les - The West Virgi nia Scott ish Clan Gathering and Hi g h ~ land Games. pri'viously held 111 June at Hurricane, W1.Va . and a brand new West Virgini a stair FRUTH PHARMACY TWO LOCA liONS 783 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. 364 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis, OH. r - -- - - -- -------------------_.j Monday thru Friday 9 AM to9 PM Saturday 9 AM lo 5 PM IH~ AP"<1•"' · '-! { llj! 446-9510 The one process, one formula perm for every head. Let us show you. •cn01r f.i:ec l lno - R oc ker~L Con temporary beov t)< . deep-sea ted co mfort List '249 •. leon bodl •nto lv.ocur, w11h !his contemporary Rectino-Rocker ill cho1r $10 OFF QUANTIJM S569. '449 • lmpecccbtY tr"''dt!•onol , ,ncr.dibly comfortoble Reclino-Aocker• choir . Aed•no-Roc:Ut• ehoir . Thtck '011 - .. ~ Cvlhions. btt mving~l ______ .........__ 2nd ,S.treet 304·773·5592 Mason, W. Va. •Dependable, Low Cost Prescription Service •3 Registered Ptvlrmacists •Most complete Prescription St.-~< •Itemized Receipts for lnsuranceand Income Tax Purposes •We Compound Prescriptions •We Fill All Third Party Prescriptions •We Maintain A Complete Record of all Prescriptions Filled •Free Parking 10% SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT (60 and Over) 1reJt. 34 .5(!"1 N ow through .:l / 14 184 wlth a cop:v of lh \s ad. MASON FURNITURE CO. SUNDAY 11 A.M. til 8 P.M . A NfW DIRECTION ON HAIR DeSIGN PROBLEM SOLVER Price $349 . Monday thru Saturday WAL lO. Lllj {)A ( A LL f .)R QUANTUM: PERM List OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. . Let your good looks go to your head • Silv e r Brl gl? Plaza 446 ~.1.1 53 KIDDIE-SAV PROGAAM-1 0% DISCOUNT (For 6 and Under) PHONE 446-6620 - 992-6491 ~' �April 1, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page-B-4- The Sunday Time5-Sentinel Valerie Biggs, Anthony Arozarena wed ·* POINT PLEASANT - Valerte Kay Biggs and Anthony William Arozarena were marrted Saturday, December 17, 1983, in the Sacred Heart Cat hol ic Church, Point Pleasant . The nuptial mass was celebrated by the Rev . Raymond D. Jabllnske. The btidc is the daughter of Mrs. Vera G. Biggs and G. A. Biggs r oint Pleasant. The groom's par- ou rn ts are Mr. and Mrs. George Aroza r C'na of Greenwood, Ind . Jud)' Young was soloist and was accompanif'd by Mrs. C. L. Head. Civen in marriage by her f ather the bride wore a gown of white silk chiffon. Th~ yoke of shi'Pr English illusi on \.\'<-IS appliqued w ith reem· brnid('rC'd alrncon l ace tri mm ed \l"ith q•quin s and seed pearls, and h;td a hi gh nC'ckl in c borderi ng w ith ~tlcnct m IJCC' A c;JthedrJ lt r ain flowed from the doublf' l a .ver~.; nf silk chiffon in the c ircular '-.kin . H0r I 'C'il was held by ;1.Ju I iet cap whic' h was Co\·ered w ith IT'rmbroidrn•d all•ncon lace. She ca rried a bouquet ol pink rosebuds, ca~call in g iv\ and w hit P orchids. • '1r. and :\Jr-.. .\nthon,\· ,\rm. ari'IHI First OSU marrow transplant progresses l ·t l! .l ·:..1 Hl ·s l h~ · tir -,1 bon!' ~ Th{' rr'<'ipiPnt of marTn\~ - tr ansp l;tnl pt ·r t,~rnwd .tt Ohi11 ~l:t!C' l lniw·-r . .; it _\· llr 1-. pi L ll " \~ - ;1 " d i<-;r•h;t r g Pd nn Marc h I> ·· T tu• t ir -.1 11 , m ...,pl.t nl \ld'nl \ ' t 'l~ ­ \\- 1' 11. Tht • p.J ii(•nt j...; m Jki nl.! (•:-;cd lt·nr jlJ -nt..;n'"" H't! h ,-t·r:-·t t• w di ffi('ul I Ii "· - .\nd . 11 11 1/11· \ ~ h Dil '.t'\(' IYOIH' in i'- 1'\ ll' P nwl~ ;J I( •;t-,Pd W I 11 •• lll li t'-1 '- tH 'lT'" " ·" <,. del I ll Jlt•H •r TUI '- dlk.l. pt·o it ".;"n t· rlf nl t 'tli l ilt• !)1'1 1)-! L i nl t'inP and Lll tPI.'lOr m ;11 ·1 oH tr, m .... p i.Jn t nr T l w l it'> I 11 ~w s p l ~tnt tn1 tr •·rl h ·h. J:~. r) n a \\ 'l i nltln 11 hu 11ad thf ' bnnt~ program . pro r \ '('; n· nlcl W it S .!:~ lt·u~: c·mld ~ hr n't·r •i\·t·d lht• (IIJ!1;tlt'd mctiT!·,•.r I rom lH' I' -.,j '- h 'I Tlw 1u ttt' llt h ~ •d t H J m :titlt curn pli t'.!lttl th .trtd t 1n h nHtt irn ,Jl ... i t.:n" r,f t.: t:tft \"1'1''-.t l ~ ht ,._,l di ~ t':J~P . :1 IL.lll ~ pl.trt l t 'tln tp !il',tlinn in whi c h rht · dnn.1 l t·d irnmunt ' \ \ 'Stt'm nf !ht • m:tn ow !'I ·it ·c t" it" ho'-.1 hod_ \'. Dr . T u1schk;1 sai d . Thc•n ' is no si):: n ol thP c ann'r at prl'Sl'nl but l.'nin•rsit~ Hospi1<.1 ls' phys icia ns will conti llU(' to m onitor the• patit•nt on an nuTp~ltiPn t basis . "Our p :lt if'nf wa ~ a hi gh r isk patif'nl . St11· H ·a s mm·ing info thf' d r l'ldpS( ' w hich fll <tclt • ht·r folln\\' ·U)J c.n l ' ll111JP difficu lt Hu~.~ · P\'{'1 · . shl· 11 Jlc' r.l l('d l ht' (J IIJt'l'durc \'Pt:,· wrll ;J nd hJ ~ 1Tlddt• n•m:.t rkab lf' t'('(·m t'n. · .'-:tid Dr . Tut sl' hk a. On :v1 Jrth lS, Tut schka .~nd Dr 1-: d \\' ~mJ l'UJX'b n. ass iq ~~ n 1din'( ·tor nl !h( • bom• m;ttTow transpl;mt progr am, IX'rformrd U:-ti\'f' rsil .\ l l{l"PiLth · Sf'('O nd mar m w t r ·an~ pl ;ult on ~· I ~ ~T·a r nld !)O_\· frnm CdldwPI I, Ohio. whn hu s chroni c· ITt\'l'logf 'nouc.: leukf'mia . T hf' pa 1i t' n1 wa" rdr tTf'd bv Childn·n·." H tl-; p i 1,tl of Co:umt)U:-.. Thl' ho nw mJ tTnw donor W <J ." tht · !Jct1 1cnt' -; 1~ - \' rar \lid brothr r 11<1th Mrs. Carla Coles was matron of honor and Denise McDaniel was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were An(ta Biggs and oebble Brannon. cousins of the bride, Mrs. Kim Ctarlmboll, and Mrs. Carol Proffitt . They wore Identical gnwns or pale pink chiffon and carried long stem roses with ribbon streamers. Joe Arozarena was best man for his brother. Ushers were Mike Arozarene, brother of the groom, Dr. Ray R lngenbach, brother-In taw of the groom , Kit Baker, Greg Lutter. and Steve Roof. The groom, the ushers, _and fathers of the bride and groom wor e gr ay tuxedos. The groom 's sister s, Terry Arozarena a nd Mrs. La ura RingentJ. ach, served as lectors and r ead sc riptures during the ceremony. A r eception followed at the Holiday Inn of Ga llipolis. Mrs. Calvin McDaniel cut the ca ke and T he couple reside,; in Flatwoods. K y. ..,, The bride is a graduate of West Virginia Instilute of · Technology ,\pril has hr<'n m·0r 5J 10 IX' rPcognizC'CI. April L'"> is .\'CIUlh Sunda.v wi th specia I 0mph asis on thosr bctwf'f'n U and !~f. :\p n l \:x'ing Eustf' r will strPSs grnC'rJ I a!IC'ndanrt •. and April :2q. l\'lll tx· tnr! IH · ( 'hu rrh of( ;nd I h!'Oil f~ho ut lh f' H"or lcl . and sr, ·rr r.ll arlk lltf'S h<l\'f' t)('(_' Jl plann('(l for f':w h ol' thf' fiW' Sumb\ · ~ of ,\rril . 1'1Xl:t ~ · is k H.b' d<l _ \ · H"tlh Stx\(·ial .(·mphasis on thos(• 1'2 ~ · l'ars of agC' ,tnd undt't' ancl ,1 kt t f' \\'as gr,·en tn all thl)"f' .t!ti•nd ing in th ct t agr group. Used Telegraph POLES Class 6 20ft. ........... """"" 132.00 25ft. ................. ....... 141.25 30 ft ....... ................. 152.50 35ft ....................... ... 161.25 Cross Arms ............. 1 2.00 ea. Reg. Railroad Ties .... 16.00 ea. Bridge Ties .......... 118.00 ea. Big Yellow Dodge Truck :............ ... 1 1950 Gallia area Seniors plan .weekly activities l'n 1n R Sat 10 2 Ca role Hollyfield, Qv, n<tr LOCATED JUST ABOVE THE POST OFFICE (;,\ L LI POLI S - Ac ti viti es l or of April :l-6 a t the Senior C' itiLPn~ Cl'nt f't· locatro at 220 J dckson PikP J r e as follow s: ttr t' 1\'f'f' k Munday, April 2 - Chorus, 1-:1 p.m. TuPsd<t\·. April .) - S.T.O.P. Class. 10: :to a .m .: Ph ~'s ical FitnPss. 11: lo a .m \-\'pdm•sda~· . Apr il -l Vi nt on Ili!Jif' Stud\ , I p .m.: Crown Cit y Mobile Cnit , 1 p.m.: Card Games . 1-.1 p.m.: i\mPrira n LiteraturC' Class. 1 p.m. Thursdae·. April o- BiiJIPSiudY. 11 ;un. noon: Ad\·isor y Couneil, 1 p.m.: Vi nton Cr afls. 1-2 p. m . Fridav. 1\pnl 6 - VITA -Ta x Aidf'. 9 a.m. -noo n: Piano L{•ssons. Iii: :10 a.m. .1\rt Cla bb . 1 3 p.m., Cr~lfl Mini -Cour~f'. 1 -:~ p.m . The Senior Nutrition Progra m will serve the following menus: :vronday - Hamburger patty with gravy, sca lloped potatoes. spinach. coconut pudding, bread, butter. milk. Tuesday - Wipners, ma shf'd potatoes. sauerkraut, apple pie. hoi roll s. butter . Wf'dnesday - Pinto bean!t wit h ham, cottage cheese. pea nut butt er OPENING MONDAY, APRIL 2nd Counted Cross-Stitch • Candlewicking ~Stenciling •Folk Art Supplies ~· (Suggested Retail ... 39C) tips .- - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -----1 WALLPAPER SUPER MARKET L ---::=-:~ READY MADE BLIND ~ ~~ ~ 8:=- - ~- ~ er::::::::--~......._ · ~( \. coY'10 ' .. REDECORATE TODAY AND SAVEl • O ne 1nch alumin um slats • Wand l il1 control • Easy 1o 1nstall a nd shor1en • All hardware 1nr::luded • In lhe mos1 popular c olors: Cot1w While a n d A labaster 'JU TSIOE WI [J fN ( HOW TO MEASURE 11 ,nstutlrng lnstde w1ndow trarne 'Tleasure 'Nt01h and lengt~ ll rns1alltnQ olrtlkj& wt naow horne odd desrred overtop ~uch as mordrng wrd th . to rnsrde wrdth II there tS no moldlnQ . recommended overtop 1s 1'17 " per ~de ) 7 INSIDE WI S1 rl '12 GAL 99<1 Ltmit4 WITH PURCHASE OF 2 PKGS 1 lb ECKRICH BOLOGN A Martha Miniatures Bryan's Cinderella Peaches 'n Cream Haddad Bros. VALLEY BELL ICE MILK limit 4 BOYS Jonathan Strong Don moor Jack Far Members Only WITHPURCHASE OF 2 PACKS KAHN'S LUNCHMEATS With Th1s Coupon bp1res April B. 1964 C.K . S UPER MARK ET AccessoFies FOR HER Ul' '· ·.. ·f Slips Panties Hair Bows Gloves ANY ONE BAG OF FRANKLIN CANDY WITH PURCHASE OF ONE FROZEN PIZZA limi t 4 With This C oupon FOR HIM Ties Belts Socks Dre ss Shtrts Ex pires April 8. 198 4 C K S UPERMARKET IN STOCK '( INSTALLATION AVAILABLE C. K. SUPERMARKET jACK& 1ILL'S PH. 992-3480 N. 2nd AVE. . MIDDLEPOIH~ OH . 320 Second A days are dlfHcu lt _&"" .•~ ·· lfi'>~ to cope wtth . It ~ ~ '": seems evcrythlng ~ · _; goes wrong on ~ l;' M~~~~ W I Bill I (_ 4""~·· Porter, local attorney has a name for Monday. He calls It greasy pole syndrome. one step fmward and slide back two. Couldn 't have said It better myself. The Pomeroy Fire Department is busy making choclate Easter candy and will be selling it Tuesday beginnlng at 10 a.m . in [ront or the New York Clothlng Store . It Is delicious and the price 1s reasonable. A Pomeroy M erchants Associa· lion was recently formed and o!ficers elected. The pullJOSe of the assocition according to JOI' Clark. president is to promot e business in Polllf'roy . is a viabiP It is not part of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. however. but will work with the chamber when needed. The association w ill meet on Aptil 10, at 7:30p.m. at the M eigs Inn and urges all int erested merchants to attend. It seem s that the forming of the associa tion was a move that wa s needed and we wish them all the success possible. ---- carries additional mE'Ciical personal informat ion. \~rill each pvpn ing. A nurst'I)' HOUSTON (AP I - Steam. the vapor that helps take wrin kles out of c lothing, also may help iron out some of the wor ld 's energy problems. Geothermal stmm under ground water superheatro b, th" earth· s m olten core and vaporized by release at the sun ace - is Jxoing developed as an energy sour<·<' ln some partsoftheworld . Some 50 countries have successluUy tapped geothermal steam and applif'd it to generatlng electricity andtoother practical uses,a('('Qrdlng toAminu il Inc. By thf'ycm2000. the [irm seps gcothenn" l st~a m accountingfora boutopcrccn t ofthi s sever al nrw .v outh and womrn's organizations havC' been organizC'd. Five Points Barr & Carry Out PAVE DUNN VARIETY SHOW Sunday 6-11 April 18, 15, 22, 29 suffers from Premenstrual Syn- sy mptoms. ~. - Phone 446·4343 BUY TODAY HANG TONIGHT 104 GRAND:CENTJ!Al "IJIE. PARKE~S8URG, VV . V1l 11\0N.•FRI. 9 TOt !!AT. 9 TO 5 - , -· 295-453"2 763 3RD AVEN\ll HUNTINGTON. W. vA. 2S101 PLAZA lAST SHOf'PING CllmR CHARLESTON, W. IIA 25201 OMC Floss ............ . All Candlewidc Thread . Aida Cloth ,.,. ... ,.,,. Hopscotch Domosk Cloth Books .... Crafh on Con~ignment - DESIGNER BATH REGULAR 1 14.00 DESIGNER HAND TOWEL .79< , ... 20'% Off 20% Off .. 20% Off 20~'o Off " Gih Items '' Spectacular Sale Prices! THE LIVING ROOM for 'bright sunny living with soft seating comfort and the timely accent of mellow wood . f Value Plus! ., 'Hj'I '~· :1!:~.~~'~[II .•t -\'''C.__,_ r7 \\r,a,.,~ .. 'z · .1' (~ ' / -~~ . ..- /' · ·~' ~ ~/ - / J ........ ' . , ' fP\ , ~. "d " ' ' • •" (j ~··" " ' ol :, Qo'l''l lf W11JI •Qn 'l r'''' fU j •el,;. . rq ·~ ( r> ' '"''"' '""'I'"''' <;ll.;~pP ~ 0 s~d • '' , ., SOFA >f',llu • r > 1<· r.~e D '' J"' oac • · 'J' ld !>11"\l r;tooO •r"•• s dncl.ov·e rdea "" ''~ 1• • "9 'f'l.l r. ~~·~r .. uoo l•il tr't· on il ""~ '-'"d '" " • $699 NOW REG '8JO LOVESEAT NOW Reg. 1432 SWIVEL ROCKER - $699 REG ' 926 ._., ~n'o" ~ The com oa<.,un IOu" QI: '- "'* '' t>a\ t:u" '' lu l led Oa t ~ 'P ve < ~•tl'" r cusf••OI' •' '"1 Save $173 they s1t better tt"€y sleep bet\ec they re bu1lt better ~~day and nighters" • Broyhill OUR PRICE PERFECT ... 29( at ~n a OUR PRICE 3 Elegant Groupings oan1 or.v·":) OUR GRAND OPENING SALE AD SHOULD HAVE R.EAD REG . 1 8.00 If pt•rsonall y. PH . 992-6992 Hours : Mon .-Tues .-Wed s & Sat ~ 10 "til Fri .. 10 'til 5: Closed Thur s. The Rev. David Hunt . pastor . invites thi' pub lic to attmd . CORRECTION 667-3933. 01 txo A nati ve of Benton. K_v .. the• mlnister began prmching in 1981 and ln 1982accep ted the pastorat e of thP Hamlet Baptist Church. Prior 10 his mlnL,tJY, Powell was in rouca tiun working as a teacher. coach. and adrninstrator. Since being at the Haml~t Church. thP Sunday school and church attendance has incrmsC'd. and wrinkle nunprofi t. char-itablP 3 t 7 N. 2nd St ., M;ddlepo<l , OH music . 1W ll :1 ga niZdti(•n Jnd P l<' asCJ.nl \'<:~l i t •\ H o~p ittt l in Puim JJIPJsant . \\'. \ ·a COUNTRY CRAFT COlT AGE provided and thPt"<' will Jxo spe<'lol Rev. Terry Powell C<Jlit.. SALE RUNS APRIL 2 THRU 30 Southern Baptist Churrh, Munday thrw;;h Sa turda;'. April 7. 7 p.m . The Ladies A uxiliary of Orange Volunteer Fir e Depar1 · m ent, Tuppers Plalns are now taking orders for Easter candy . They have Easter eggs, c hocolate bunnies and suckers. For additional in[ormation call378-6333. 667-3288or By Karen Blaker, PH.D. DEAR DR BLAKER- My wife When. and if addi tion al information is n('('(ied to upda tC' a member 's. fiiC'. thE'rc is a $4 r har g~~ In cases of fin ancia l nc>C'd. no charge i s made. I ronic<:~ II.\'. the 1Pl ~ tnus SC'nsil t\'t1 \ t('sf that a!mo~1 ki !! C'd Lind<-1 Collin " Both emblem and card carr. the SERVICE ANYTIME AT WINDOW the r~c~o~un~l~ry~·~s~e~ne ~r~gy~n~rcd:s~··;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~ Hazel Seller s. Ponland extends hN sincere thanks to all those who rememberf'd her while she was a patient ln th~ hospital. She very much appN'('iatcd the many cards, gifts. and prayers . She extends her sincere " thanks ... $1 ~. emergency telephone num bf'r of Medic Alert's. ce ntral fil e wh ich contai ns all the inform ation thE' services at 1hc' Pornt>roy First \ in 195:1 ha> il'd to the b<'st PmPrw--'m·y rm 'CiicJI identification in the world , om' th<:Jt can [.lrOt('(·f man~ · millions intt>rnationalJ\·, :.!i hours a d ~t ~· MPdic Alert Week. A pril through I. i ~ t.wing s ~ nsnrvd bY l\1Pdic ,.\I PI'1 Fuu nd;llion. Tu l'lock, and the Hamlet Baptist CIJUrch, &•nton. K y. wUI be conducting r-c•v iva l Styl ish Traditional lor Day and Night COME IN AND CHECK OUT Comtort THESE SUPER BUYS Kc'<?p o monthl y chaJi:t of - 5.- If ne<'essaz:,·, attPnd counsding sessions wit h her. The m ore you can lear n a bout her problem. the easie r It will be for you to deal with her during this difficu lt tim e. By all means. don't giw· up. Shf' r f'a lly does nf'f:'d your ra r f' and lovr. For additiona l help. a new non-profit PMS center has just open<'d in North Carolina. For more and und Prstand ln g, bu t it just sf'f?ms a~ thou gh r ca n n0ver do inform ati on cont act: National P MS Society, 1-'.CJ. Box 11467. Durham . enough to please her. She always complains thai I don't know what to do. DEAR READER -One promi nent expert on the subject gives the following suggestions on how to deal with a spouse who suffer s from Premenstrual Synd rome: 1. Offer ana lgesics and a hPatlng pad for cramps as needf'd. 2.- Encourage a dif'l of low sa lt , low sugar and no alcohol, along with lots of vitamins. 3. - Don't take her mood swings NC 2TI03. ··' ' ·' THE LINEN SHOPPE 446-34ll 53 COURT ST. , , ~~J GALLIPOLIS ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~· r INNERSPRING MATTRESS 'II I IS ONE! QUEEN '975 FULL ' 915 $7 29 NOW 689 NOW Direct Factory Savings Th.· "n. .. 11 h lh< · <" " JI•nt' d .. ~• Ji no •d '" l :a~r -,, ..- . IIOflj!o•r ! han"''" ''~ '"", ., <' llj1Hl 0 ' save ReduCP the role of 1f'IE>vision in vour household wilh help from Dr. 350/o •Broyhill BlakPr's newslelt£'r, " T aming thf' T\' l:lei!st. " Send 50 cents and a st amped. self-addrPSSPd pnvelop!' to Dr. Blaker in care of thi s newspaper, P.O. Box 47o, Ra dio Ci ty Station. New York. NY 10019. Write to Dr. Blaker at th<' aboYf' address. T he volume of m ail prohibi ts personal rr rlles. but questions of general in tel est willllf' discussed In future columns. 11w Self-l'mp.'Ued 5-in-l U!wn-Boy. ·, ' ' ' ," I ' I ' U• '" I .• ,, n \1 ••••· '' ,. 1., ' -...r.. ,. 1 r. ~~ . 11• i" '•· ,ll• ,. ,, ul. I· ~ .,· , , • , • "' c ,• ·" ' ). ··' '" '· ·· - !<. _,., , ~I· . ~-., .. -, , - "· ~.ou lnl."" •• 11 I'IU'·•-r, .., hur o" o " • ·' ''' ' •'• 1• .,~ill (, l, ol ' 1~1 "~·<1 >MJ01< L l" l f~ · ~ , '• r ,.. , II. : "' I •I • \1 I ,I . ,, . .. r r~· r•"•l . ihl, "'"'·· · MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES Mon., Weds. & Fri. 9:00 to 3:00 Tuesday 9:00 to 11 :00 Thursday 3:00 to 7:00 P.M. $8 99 SAVE ' 495 11,1•1 I "~ 11 C o ~ h rn on the t remendou~ ~a v1ng~ o if pre d Or" tho '> lu • <•' rn g 14\Wl\1.--BDV plu~h l ocH~ RIDENOUR SUPPLY PH . 985-3308 MAIN Sofa and {ho•r feat ure quol oty cons l ruc tr on wrth d t·"r' sea t cu~hrons . on che d bo ck elegor.ce ~ r ylo~h , 1 olonro1 g ·o c. p •· n t rf'1g coml o>t 0 ., cH m boh te "~ O"d 0 decoroi 1Ye wood trrm Come by o nd ~ ee thn ovhto ndrng (QI\f'c1•on by Bror" •ll It has it all beau ty. \lyle and qu o lrty at a spenolly Ia .. P"ce A... l imt• Mot.., tl.\ ..\1M.i11 k no " " II\ We regret any inconvenience to our patients and new patients will be accepted on a limited basis . Thank You, Dr. Witherell & Dr. Mansfield SAlE SOFA & CHAIR Reg . ' 1394 Due to the leave of absence of Dr. Mansfield during April and May, there will be a temporary reducton in office hours at: Socks & Hose OFF p-.. ~ ·-~ many assests and business cen tPr. hidden medical condition. Medic Alert F oundation lntema tiona! is a tot al 24-hour emergC'IlC\ medical identification system. The emblem is backed up wi th an annua ll y issued wallet card thai The Rev. Tt'fTJ' Powell, pastor of A Clark sa:fs that Pomeroy has one out of five Americans has a TEMPORARY HOUR CHANGE Jewelry soa Katie's korner drome and her prob!Pms a,.,, puttinR a S('verP strain on our marriage. She gets very irr itable and becom es severe!)' depressf'd. There has been such an emphasis on th<' woman's suffering during this time of the month th" l I feel some att ention shoul d be directed to the spouse's difficulties in dPaling with a wife with PMS. I have 1r if'd to be tolPrant , ca rin g '< GIRlS mer Playing, Jul y 2-6; Wool Spinning, July 2-6; Log Ca bin Repair and Restoration, July 9-13; Traditional Long Rifle Construction, July 9-13; 1ntroductlon to Coopering, July 16-20; Basketweaving, July 16-20; Antiques and Collectibles, July 23-27; Introduction to Stained Glass, July 23-27: Beginning Black smithing, July 30Aug. 4; Advanced Mountain Dulci mer Playing, July 30-Aug. 4; Introduction to Weaving, Aug. 6-10: Basic Fowl Woodcarving, Aug. 13-17; Chair Ca ning, Aug. 13-17; Metal Colonial Lantern Making, Aug. 20-24 and Furniture ReOnlsh ing, Aug . 20-22. member and physician believe contributions from lndl,iduals. cor 1,3 necessary: In an emergency . Thi ~ porations and other foundations . information is ava ilable within Since its birth In 1956, Medic Alert seconds to emergency pPrsonn f'l has experie nced phenomenal vla a collect telephone call. To ke~p grow th - over l.6mllllon "' :mbers informati on currC'nt. each memt)f'r In the 15 afflllatf'd l~undatlun s rffeived a print -out of his total filf' lnternallonally. More than 7,000 each yea r and is asked to make an~' new members join Medic Alert in nf'Cessary changPs . the U.S. each month. The Medic The lifetim(' mrmbership fer' is Alert Foundation estimates that Revival set PMS affects husband " ;.J Wit h Th is Cou po n b.pires April 8 , 1984 C.K. S UPERMA RK ET antitoxin In case she was allergic to charitable organization to provide a the Injection. Unfortunately, Linda lifeline to those who might be was highly allergic to the drug - , unable to ask for help In critical the scratch test almost killed her. situations. He surmised tha t not She was In a coma for three days. only persons sutferlng from drug Her rather, Dr. Marton C. Cotllns, allergies but diabetics. epileptics. was determined to prevent this hemophiliacs, and myriad others from ever happening again. He wlth hidden • medical problems designed a slender sliver bracelet oculd find themselves In situations for his daughter bearing the lnstgna where Improper diagnosis and of the medical profession on the treatment might cost them their front In red along with the words lives. " Medic Alert." On the back was Arter years of planning and engraved this warning: "Allergic to consulting with fellow physicians. Horse Serum ," the liquid vehicle nurses, law enforcement agencies, used at that tim e for tetanus and national leaders, he establishf'd antitoxin. the Medic A lert Foundation IntPr · Convinced that bracelets l!kl'( national in Aprll1956. Unlike many Linda's, or necklace emblem s, with nonpront, charitable organizations vital messages could save countless though, Mf'dic Alert has not lives, Collins Investigated the f easireceived any federal or state funds. bility of establishing a nonprofit , It Is maintained by enrollmen t of_ new m embers and by grants and Ask Dr. BIaker VALLEY BELL QUALITY ICE CREAM Courses and dates re: Homestead Living 1cooking and canning). June 18-22; Introduc tion to Stained Glass, June 18-22; Introduction to Pewterlng, June 25-29; Beginning Blacksmithing, June 25-29; Introduction to Dulci- agrees that Man- ~·:A ~ .Jo hn S. F.\';:m s is pastor of !hl' Ru tland Church of God and im ·ite~ tl1r puhlic to join in thC' ac t i\·itiP.~ During t he summer of 1~. 19 workshops have been scheduled. Workshops begin June 18 and will met Monday through Thursday. Times Sentinel Staff ~ ·pack the p<'w·· Sunda\" Tile i{l'' . Registration Information is available for t he School of Homestead L!vlng, sponsorf'd by Rio Grande College and Community College In cooperation with Bob Eva ns Farms, Inc. Everyone, of most everyone and n{)()() lf'S . grPf'n beans. ~ts. carrot ca ke. roll s. Friday - Maca roni and ch~se. broccoli . carr ots. jello with ba na · nas, bread. bulter . Choicf' of bevC'ragE' servf'd with each m ea l. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. For almost Z7 years an emergency medical Identification service has been speaking for people with hidden condltiQIIS when they can't speak for themselves. People with conditions such as diabetes, heart problems, epilepsy, or all~rgles weren't always so lucky. Beton> Medic Alert began In 1956; there was no one to speak for them. Back In the summer of 1953, a high school sophomore in 1\v"tock, Calif., named Linda Collins cut t.erSflf slightly while playing with an lllr rifle. Her father, a physician, and mother were away from home attending a medical meeting so a nelghbor.took Linda to a doctor who treated the wound. T he doctor gave Linda a sensitivity test to tetanus By KATIE CROW GOOD THRU APRIL 7, 1984 B€et - Medic Alert speaks Whe'n you can't Merchants group forms DMC FLOSS ...... 25¢ cooki f', cornbrpad. Thursd ay •. Opening Special The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-P...S PameiOy--Middleport-!Gallipali1, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Homestead class planned H o urs M or1 -Th urs 10-5 wt·ll. dt •-., t,(,'TWif'Cl ;ts '· Spring Outn•ach" 110 Spring Ave., Pomeroy PH . 992 -9101 4!JL Second Ave nue Gallipoli s. Ohro 4563 I 446 -8303 l h!• p; llil 'Tll ;tn d dnnor ;m·· dotn g ,\prU 8 is Sf'n ior arlul t dav with those ASSOCIATfD FABRICATORS INC. (Formerly Fulton-Thompson) C hri stin e McDan iel reg is tered guests. Church planning events In - rL\\:D - and Is employed by James S. Darlington , D .D .S.• Proctorville. as a dental hygienist. Tbe groom graduated ' [rom Grorgla Institute of Technology and is employed as an Industrial engineer at Armco. In c. In Ashland, Ky. Guests from out -or-town Included: Mr. and Mrs. Rober1 Rasfeld; Jean. Linda and David Rasfeld; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Roof. Cincinnati: Mrs. E twanda Biggs, Louisvltle, Ky.: .June Chandler. Lincolnton. N.C : M r. and M rs. Robert Serey, Ashland. Ky.; Debbie Powell , MunciP, Ind.: Rick Bayless. Cross Lanes. W.Va.: Lea Ann Hutson. Mrs. William Field, Davld Field , Huntington. W.Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mlttcrholzer . Ceredo, W.V a.; Mr. and M rs. Rober1 Pgwell , Kenova, W.V".; Tim Regan, Charlotte. N.C. ---' April I , 1984 ---- -~--------~~~-CORIBIN c\9 SNYUEJl fUIR.NITUl{( ((). CHESTER·· 9!iS Second Ave. 446-1171 Gallipolis, Ohio �~The Page Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Sunday Timet-Sentinel April -:- 1, 1984 April 1, 1984 Point Pleasant, W. Va. GALLIPOLIS - Preregistration forms are being accepted for the Annual F rench City R un, to be held Saturday, May 5, in Gallipolis . Sponsored by Holzer Medical Center Recn.•atlon Commillt:". '€ and the Ohio Valley Publishing Company. the F rench City Run will open with a 5,COO met er (3.1 mile t eve nt at 9 a.m . ThE' main pvent , a lO,IXXl meter t6.2 milet race wi ll begin at 9:30 a.m . During this race, 1he Dinosaur Dash. a one-mile fun run designed for the novice jogge r or runnPr, will start at 9: 45a.m . Age groups for the 5K and !OK races ane Hand unde r ; 15-19; 20-24; 25·29; 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; a nd 65 years uf age and ovPr. The Dinosa ur Dash will not tx• dividt.>d i nt o agP g-rups, bul will bP open to all ages. Awards " 'i ll be presented to the Preregistration forms are avalla· ble at the hospital's Medical Library, l<9ted at 385 Jackson Pike, a nd the Ohio Valley Publishing Company office. 8.15 Third Ave. in Gallipoli s. Anyone wishing to receive prer· eg!stratlon forms through the mall may call Dawn Martin at the hospital at (614) 446-5300 or Paul Barker. at Ohio Valley Publishing Company office, at (614) 446-2342 . James Oller , a science teacher at North Gallla High School In VInton, received • Saturday the Battel le/ Acker Award for outstanding teaching. In addition, Bishop Flaget High School In Chillicothe received the Batlelle/ Krecker Award for an outstanding school sclebce department. Each $250 award, supported by Battelle Memorial Institute of Columbus was presented by Dr. Albert H. Adelman , assoclal€ director for research at Battelle's Columbus Div1slon, as part ot the Ohio Junior Academy of Science's District Science Days held at Ohio Unlverslty . The Academy has 13 districts .throughout the state, and similar awards will be presented ln each district. These awards were presented ln the Academy's District 12, which Includes schools In Athens, r;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::jlf:=========:::; HUBBARD'S REVIVAL GR E S ----------------------1 E NHOU E CHESTER CHURCH Of THE NAZAREN [ S~ING SEASON APRIL 2-8 7·.00 p.m. nightly SyracuseN.. 0hW . OPPhE. ~~~2'5776 0 ' FOR Chester. Ohio Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees , Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants . 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to S Sun. 1 to s Evang ..LJoeWGwinn f V rom eon, . a. Everyone Welcome r unner's package . Runners a re required to come d ressed to run. No dressing room or shower fa cilities will be available . Restrooms are available. Professional Studio Ent ry forms should be comple ted and signed, with parental signature for runners under age 18, and PORTRAil:S "'• .. returned \\.'ith registration fpe to first £\1.'0 malC' and femalP winners Ms. Beverlv J ackson, Medical Librar~y. Holzer Medical Center. P .O. Box 280, Ga llipolis, Ohio 45631. SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS - "We Love Music Sunday" will be noted at the Church of Christ ln Christian Union. The Melodies of Praise from Waverly wtll be singing ln the morning services. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. and worship service at 10: 30. The public is invited to attend. A NEW DESIGN FOR PERSONALIZED MEMORIALS ~ CARPET FOR LESS COLOR PORTRAIT PACKAGE 2·8X10'S, 3·5X7'S, 15 wallets r \ • Plus $1 .00 st1t1ng l ee lor each addlltonal s ubJe Ct rn same por tra rl • Bea u1rful bac kgrou nds avarlable • Poses ou r seleclr on __ - - - - - - -cow•oN- - - - - - - - l LOf:a n MonUiltent Comn~nv Pome!O~ OhiO & VtntUII OhiO Pl.o'e 1 end melr•• bl>o~let• tl'lo.,.,•ng memo<tGII '" l,. tl Of:j:~OSIT ODDS & ENDS CARPET SHOP GALLIPOLIS - Good New Baptist Church will begin rev ival services Sunday and continue through April 6. Services are 7: 30p.m. nightly with the Dr. H.B. Shephard, evangelist. The public Is invited to attend and a nursery will be provided for children . I 5trnt or Ro..,te __ _ II (, tyD r l own LP~n~ DATE S -~-·----- --- _: -_ ·__ ___ ;_;::_:-_: ::..: -:_ .: .:_ ~ _-_ _j LOGAN MONUMENT COMPANY, INC.POMEROY, OHIO VINTON. OHIO 992-6173 Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. JAMES 0. BUSH. Mgr. PH. 388-8603 APRIL 4-APRIL 8 WED. SUN. GALLIPOLIS Gall ipolis Junior Women's Club will m€€1 at Woodland Centers Monday, 7:)) p.m. YOUR PROFESSIONAL JEWELER WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 10·1. 2·6 THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10·1. 2-5:30. 6·8 SUNDAY 1-5 - LUNCH 1·2 a;...,~ Is Your Portrait Store. lj4 ~~RAT $29500 WAS 1395.00 WAS '695.00 -rnt:.t:- t-Ht:.t:.- 4:00 P.M. THIS IS A FREE- $500° 0 VALUE 14 K ADD-A-BEADS -YOU COULD WIN THIS SEIKO TV _JUST STOP BY OUR STORE AND SIGN UP. THERE'S NO PURCHASE NECESSARY AND YOU DON'T NEED TO BE PRESENT TO WIN. STOP IN NOW. BUY 2 ADO-A -BEADS AT REGULAR PRICE AND RECEIVE A BEAD OF THE SAME SIZE FREE YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD -DIAMOND SOLITAIRE NORMAN ROCKWELL All FIGURINES WALL CLOCKS WAS 1CARAT 189500 .75 CARAT 172500 ,5Q CARAT 94900 .36 CARAT 83500 25o/o 2995 .00 NOW 2495.00 1350.00 •OPALS •MASONIC •LINDE •EASTER STAR PAt NH D tN USA TO BE GIVEN .. AWAY SAT., APRIL 14th -APRIL 2ND THRU APRIL 14TH- -7 DIAMOND CLUSTERS- OFF H'URRY AND SAVE MANY STYLES NOW PLAIN OR WITH STONES YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD • G ' . .. . DIAMOND & RUBY " $369 9 5 ' NOW 2 5 Ofo OFF DOZENS OF Sf'YLES AVAILABLE 7DIAMOND ALL DIAMOND NECKLACES CLUSTER Rt(UIIr 1129.95 PRICES START AT SAVE $14995 NOW 25o/o OFF DOZENS • SINCE i lARGE SELECTION BRAS- PEWETER ! ' ! SILVER \fi.l ' -·•' :I •BULOVA .CARAVELLE •SEIKO •PULSAR IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKn FOR ANEW WATCH THE ·PRICES WIL NEVER BE BmER. AND REMEMBER WE ALWAYS SERVICE WHAT WE SELL DOZENS OF STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM 1846 t -l \I•• ~•NOW HOWARD MILLER LOR US ~ •. I 20% NOW OFF SET ALL 14K GOLD CHAINS NOW 2 OFF ALL GOLD FILLED JEWELRY NOW 20% OFF OFF 8-7 "TODAY'S CHILDREN" NOW 50o/o OFF FREE ENGRAVING FREE RING SIZING . FREE GIFT WRAP .. classess beginning WPdnPsday, continuing for eight weeks. two hours each session. Instructor will he Roger Brandenberry of the GaUipolisCity Police Depart ment . The public is invited to attend . Mon.·Sat. 9:00·5:30 Fri. 9:00-7:00 .... rom ,.. The Shoe Cafe Breeze j a,U (il l ( )j ( :-o ":) l\ I ;\ r h Second .\ ve. Lafayette '!all Gallipolis, 0 . $2 6 9 5 ' ' Raspberry Moonbea m White Bla ck FR I. & MON v~· DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS e · r TIL 8 PM HELP EASTER SEAL RAISE $2,000,000 TO HELP OUR NATION'S DISABLED. • Look For The Special Easter Seal Coupon Insert In Your Sunday, Aprilt1 , Major Newspaper. Save On The Brand s Shawn Below. Plus, Pick-up Additional Savings When You Redeem Your Easter Seal Cou pon At K mart. · • Fot comptefe Octloll. see me fOifer 5801 Coupon ln5er11n your oret::fl motor newspaper rniiiF-' Double Coupon Every Tuesday 64.88 ITm lntellivision" II Red esigned . restylec . Smaller and lighte r 8 -=__, ~-~T JJiMl Double your manufacturers' coupons up to so~. Example: so~ Coupon Double would be s1.00. set by VFW GALLIPOLIS - VFW Post Box of 12 Revival 1 97 Golf Ball Choi EVERGREEN - Westerman United Methodist Church wUI begin revival services AprU 8. continuing to April 15. Speaker will be the pastor. the Rev . William Newman and there will be special music. The public Is blvlted to attend. Ohio Valley Bulk Foods 514 EAST MAIN ST. v~ ·_···.···-·.·.·_ ·.·.· ditions . .. .. .. Driving class Good assortment of Easter Candy including Jelly Beans (plain & spiced), Malted Milk Eggs, Foil Cover.d Chocolate Eggs. GOBEL .. . . . . .. • * * * * * * * *• • ••• * * * * * * * * ** * .. * * * :1110 '·" pn ! mrJ I('~ .\'O U! h ',('j('!H'(' upfJ()r!Un.J · I irs thrr~ugh th f' 1 Jh l•· .JunioJ AcudPm _\ ot Sc i<·ncf ' achievemPnt s in all aini n.[.! thesf> object ives. The AcadC'm\' Happenings ALSO JUST ARRIVED OF 4 vat ion and ed ucational activities. The world's largest independent rPSE>arrh and development insti tu te. -.,..ttelle conducts research d un er contract for government and 1n dus tr1 a 1sponsors . Battelle's more than "~ 1 •"'-" scientists, engineers, and support specialists are toea led at faclllties an d operations throughout the world. Th e Ohio Academy of Science is a nonprofit membership organlza 1 founded in 1891 to stimul ate ton 1merest In the sciences, to promote re-searrh , to improve instruc tio n in thP sciences, to disse minate sc len· tific knowlrdgr, and to n x·ognizr high LEBANON 1WP - Lebanon Township Trustees wUl meet Tuesday, 7 p.m ., at the township garage. Diatetic Chocolate, Dipping Chocolates and · Colored Coatings, Candy Molds, Sucker Sticks, Cellophane Sucker Bags, Clips, Icing Eyes, Invert Sugar, Dry Fondant. STEM WARE 20% GALLIPOLIS - Pembroke Club will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m .. with Mrs. Jean Moore. We Have All Your Easter Candy Making Supplies . FOSTORIA NOW OLD KYGER- The Grubb Family Singers will be at Old Kyger Freewill Baptist Church. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. during re\1val. GALLIPOLIS - AAUW will meet at Ohio Valley Bank Jackson Branch, Monday. 7: 15 p.m . Topic will be dressing for success. There will be election of officers . served. CROME SETS SOFT TIPS GOLD FILLED SETS DESK SETS "'REE ENGRAVING CROSS ALL WATCHES IN STOCK ALL DIAMOND EARRINGS LECI'A - There wiU be Bible Study at Walnut Ridge Church Tuesday, 7 p.m., with the Rev. Earl Hinkle. The public is lnvltrd to attend. sc 1enre through technological inno- .·;1: POMEROY - Mary Shrine :n, White Shrine of Jerusalem. will meet Monday at 7 p.m . for practice for installation sche duled fur April 6, 7 p.m at lh< Pomeroy Masonic Temple 4464 will have Drive to Survive RODNEY - Pomona Grangr \\ill meet Monday. 8 p.m .. in the Rodney Grange Hall. Refresh· ments and potluck will bP OFF PENS & PENCILS NOW 10% OFF YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD MOUNTINGS Page The Sunday Times·Sentinel r-======------------------..J * * • • ** • * • * * * * *. * * * POMEROY - Revival servl· ces at the Hysell Run Holiness Church, on County Road 15 off State Route 124, will be held Monday through Saturday evenings, 7: :ll p.m. Wayne Sexton will be the evangplist. There will be special slng!ng by The Revelations of McArthur, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nigh!. Thereon Durham, pastor, Invites the public. OLD KYGER- There will be revival services beginning at Ojd · Kyger Freewill Baptist church. Monday , 7:30p.m. ea ch evening. The Rev. Norma Taylor wil be the evangelist. The public is invited ·t o attend . GALLIPOLIS - There will be a DAR meeting Monday, 1: :xi p.m . at the home of Mrs. M.T. Epling Sr. Speaker will be Mrs. Ernest Covert. AU CROSS -EARRINGS- $39500 25% BULOVA ALL 14K GOLD -% CARAT SOLITAIREWAS ONLY 1595.00 GALLIPOLIS - There will be a gospel music workshop at John Gee Methodist Church. 48 Pine St., Monday through Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m . each night. There will be an admission charge. A special program wlil be he ld Friday with Duncan E. Browner, guest musician and director. Public is lnvlted to attend. rvAWiTCH SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ~------------~~~----------- BIDWELL - Bidwell Porter Elementary School will have an April Play, Monday, 7 p.m. at the regular PTO meeting. 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD LEO VAUGHAN, Mgr. PH. 992-2588 Anniversary Sale 113 COURT ST. POMEROY, OH. He holds a B.A. In biology from Berea College and an M.A.Ed. In biology from Eastern Kentucky University. The Kr~ker Awa~s -~ .u are given to stimulate and recognize ton.nuali"' ... , 'J science and mathematics program in Ohio schools in grades seven-12. They are named In honor of the late Frederick H. Kr~ker of Ohio -~ University, founder of the Ohio Junior Academy of Science. The schools can use the money to purchase new equ1·pment . Battelle ha.s as Its broadobj'ectlve the benefit of mankind buJ t~ ut: advanceme nt and utilization of MIDDLEPORT - The Mid· dlepori Garden Club wtll meet Monday at7: 30 p.m. at the borne of Mrs. WU!Jam Morris. PHOTOGRAPHER HOURS 15- 67 K 4th April 14 at Ohio Wesley a n University. Oiler has been a teacher a t North Gallla for 16 years. Currently, he teaches chemistry, biology, human physiology , and computer programming. TOTAL PACI<AGE PRICE MONDAY Business Route 7, Middleport, Ohio POMEROY CROWN CITY - The Rev . Steve Ebert will be at Victory Baptist Church Sunday, 7 p.m . 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Toda.v 's Britl<;h tabloids are fuU of close-up photographs of the d('('orated heels . togPthrr with puns about royal footnotes. fancy legwork a nd the 22-yea r-old princess being "the royal seam -stealer. " Middle · port Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. N GHS teacher given honor by Battelle Institue City Run applications accepted of each age group. Special partie! patlon awards wUI be given to all entrants In the Dinosaur Dash. Preregistration entry fee Is $5 and all preregtstrants will receive a T·shlrt for the race in which they run. Entries must be postmarked 1 by midnight April 28. Registration the day of the run will be $6. A registration desk , located In the City Park Area. will open at 8 a.m . All runners m·ust check In a t the registration desk to receive a Pome roy . POMEROY POMEROY We Accept Federal Food Stampe • Maxfli '' DDH or DDH II gall balls . Assorted colo rs . 117 • Our Reg. 1.56 B 1.17 ~~PrK:e §] 6·pr. Pkg. 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REG. & THICK ECKRICH FALTER'S Brauns chwieger BACKBOARD FEVER Virginia's Olden Polynlce (:If) Is all alone as he puBs down this rebound Saturday durbtg second half action agairu;t Houston. Bologna ·-...... BIG RED Smokeys ~PURPOSE Pecan Pieces GREEN BEANS "CUT OR FRENCH STYLE" $199 6'1• oz. IDAHO 10 LBS.$19 16 OZ.$ $22 ~~XRFINE16~Z.$119 Cocktail PLANTER'S Vegetables P'Nuts GREEN RED RIPE Peppers Potatoes 39 FOR 16 oz. Tomatoes 59J. "r LB. SHURFIN E SAlE" FRESH ICEBERG CALIFORNIA APPLE SAUCE BROCCOLI LETTUCE STRAWBERRIES 69~ 16 OZ. $ SHURFINE SALE!! SHURFINE SAlE!r TOMATO MACARONI & CHEESE JUICE GOLDEN CORN 0l . $ 2 LIQUID FOR DISHES I ,. ;jt'\ . !19 1.~ r :" DOW GOLD t ("· ,.. ~ ' """1: CREAM $1~! NATURA~M. AXI-SHIELDS~1' 31501$1 16 oz. SHURFINE SALE!' 'f' FRuIT 17 oz COCKTAIL . •REGULAR 12'S ~, ~~~.~~~ •DEODORANT 12'S .:-=~ •SUPER 10'S CHOICE '".. - 30 0 ~~;?S_t;!~~~s $ 12 COUNT MUSTARD GREENS BARTLETT EARS $19 35 OZ. STAYFREE SHURFINE SALE! SHURFINE SALE! ~;'\~.~t2E PKGS. IVORY BLEACH DETERGENT $ DISH WASHERS SHURFINE SALE!! CHEER SALTINES 1-LB. BOXES TAMPA, Fla. t APl Ken Oberkfell's bases-loadrd double drove- in lhr£>c> runs to C'ap a fivf' -run fl!tll -tnnlng I hal carried lheSI. Louis Cardinals to a 5·2 spring-training victory over I he Cincinnati Reds Saturday. The Cardina Is scored ali five r uns ott starter Charlie Puleo, Q.J. who was optioned to the Reds' ClassAAA Wichita club after the gam e. Si. Louis Is 7·16with one sprlng-lrai ning game to play, while the Reds closro their exhibition season with four straight losses and an 11-14 record. Cincinnati went ahead in lhr SECOnd when Daw Parker sinl'[led. 79~ SHURFINE SALE!' I 699Jt 6 y NEW NACHO CHEESE BUGLES · SNACKS 6 oz. GELATIN 4,J1 All FlAVORS 3 LB. TUB MARGARINE LARGE SIZE PLANTER'S TURKEY, SALIS. STEAK, MT. LOAF, BEEF PATTIES W/ ONION OR MUSHROOMS 6 ROYAL BLUE BONNET LIGHT SPREAD SNACKS FORT LAUDERDALE . Fla. (AP)- New York Yankees captain Craig Nettles, who has hit more home runs than any tlllrd baseman In American LeaF(Ue history. was tra~ed to ihe San Diego Padres Frid;!y nlghl for rookie pilchcr Dennl5 Rasmussen and a player to be named later. The:J9.year{)ld Nettles, who Sp<'nl the lasl 11 years with thr YankC<'s and was noted for his slick glo,·e as well as home runs . had requested a trade ever since the Yankees acquired Toby Harrah from Cleve· land last month and announced that he would platoon with Nellles at third base. CHEESE BALLS OR CURLS CORN CHIPS .. $149 Nettles. a career .251 hitter with 3.13 home run s and l.fll6 RB!s in 15 major-leaguP seasons, earned nationwide recognilion in llle 1978 World SeriPs againsl the Los Angples Dodgers w hen he lu med I he Series around in the third gamewilh his spectacular fielding. He signed a new two-year conlracl lasl winter for $800,0CO a year. but expressed dissatisfaction wilh Manager Yogi Berra's plan lo play him only againsltighl·handed pitchers. Neltles also irked owner George Steinbrenner by wailing until the very las I minute loreporl to spring training . l ronica ll,·. Nf>ll les hil a lwo-ru n SEATILE (AP) - Rickie Wins low's slam dunk otf a missed shot by Akeem Oiaj'uwon witll45 seconds to play In overtime Satlll'day gave Houston a 49-47 victory over Vlrglnfa and sent tlle Cougars back into the NCAA basketball cham pionship game for the second straight year. "Akeem The Dream ," asserting himself in the second half and again in overtime, grabbed a missofa.Jlm Miller jump shot with 58 seconds remaining and the Cougars leading 4745. At the otller end of the court, Olajuwon threw up an air ball- bul It came down in Winslow's hands, and tlle 6-fooi-8 freshman forward slammed the ball through lhe hoop for tlle two points tllat turned oul to be the winners. ' · The basket offset a palr of Rick Carlisle foul shots with 18 seconds remaining for VIrginia . As tlle final S€COnds ticked off, Houston Coach Guy Lewis tllrew his famed checkered towel in the air as tlle Cougars advanced to Monday night's final against tlle winner of Saturday's other semifinal, George· town or Kentucky . The outmanned, unheralded and unranked Cavaliers, who were never expected to get even thls far without tllree-tlme Player of the Year Ralph Sampson, reP!"atedly fell behind and, just as often, charged back , refusing to cave in to the taller Cougars. At the close of the first half and tlle start of the second, tlley r;m off 10 consecu tive points to tum a 25-17 deficit Into a 27-251ead. And. in the closing minutes of reF(Ulation play , after Houston had sl rung together nine points for a 41 -351ead . theCavsre<>ledoffeighl of the next IU points. Othell Wilson's basket off his own steal I ied il 4H3 with 27 seconds left to Ioree the ove11ime. Seventy seconds into tllc over lime. CariL>Ie hit a jumper for Virginia, rapping ihe Cavaliers ' eigh l ·point run and giving lhcm their las llead of the game. 4.i-4.3. One minute laler. Olaj uwon. a 52.5 P!"I'Cent foul shooler - 15 pPrrent below his fi eld goa l pPrCenla gP-rut both ends of a one-a nd{)ne afiPr being fouled by cen l er OidPn Poly nice. That tied il at 45. A little more than a minute later, Michael Young scored to pul lhr Cougars on top to stay. Then ramP Olajuwon·s air ball. a shot that missed evprything. B ut Winslow was I here lo grab I he ball and ram it tllrough, giving Houston a four·point cushion. 4945. Olajuwon . neutrali?.ed in the firs! haU when he scored only four poinls, fim shed the game wi th 12. Young led Houston w ith 17 poinls and Winslow had eight Miller and Wilson shared Virgi · ma s scoring lead with 12 points apiece. Polynire had nine- none of lhem after halftime. The viclory S!'nds fifth -ranked Houslon into ihe !ma l with a 32-4 record and ended the Cavalier;' smson at21·12. In the OP!"ning half. Houston's zone defense apiX" ared to be playmg into the Cava liers' game plan . It never a ttac:_ked Virginia's ball handlers. laying back and waiting tor Virginia to shoot from the prrlme'ler. For I he firs! 4::15. I he CB\·s couldn 't gel a basket. missing their firsl five ~hols . And. eight minutes into the game, Houston had buill a 144 lead . Slowlv. Virginia gol its oulsidc shooting going, wi1 h Poly niCf' occa siona U ~· la~'ing the baU in over Akeem as well . Bul with 3:30 logo in Ural OP!"ning half, Houston held a 25-17 margin. Tlw Cougars dicln't score again in the half as Wilson, Carlisle and Polv nice aU connected from short rangp to pull scTapp_ v \ ' irgi.nia to wil hin two at ha lftime. homer Friday in the Yankees' 4·2 exhibition victory over the Houston Ast ros ln the Dominican Republic. Rasmussen. a loweting left· hamler who willium 25 next month, joins the Yankees for the second time. They traded him to San Diego last AuF(Ust along with infielder E dwin Rodriguf'Z for pitcher Jotm Monlefusco. The Yankees origi· nally acquired him from California in November 19821ocompleleadeal tllat senI pilcherTommy Jotm lolhe Angels. Rasmussen was l.l!O wilh a 4.57 earned run average for the Yan· kees' Class AAA Columbus. Ohio. farm 1cam in the lnlernaliona l \ League last season. Reds lose to Cards; reduce roster .!,9 SHURFINE SALE!! ] II, ( PLANTER'S On left, Housron's Rlclde Winslow (to) moves in to apply pressure. Houston won, 49-17, in overtime, to advance to the NCAA Tournament finals in Seattle. ( AP L.aserphoto). Padres obtain Yanks., Nettles KAHN'S 5 LB. Sectio Houston gains finals second • year In a row 5 LB. FOOD STAMPS & WIC ORDERS WELCOMED!! PRICES GOOD MONDAY APRIL 2ND THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 8TH •137 PINE ST., GALliPOLIS •700 W. MAIN. POMEROY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST PHONE 446-93 99 Sports SHURFINE SALE! GRANULATED look lhird on Nick Esasky's double. and scored when Ron Oester h11 inlo a fielders choire Pulro gavP up jusl one hil in lhc firsl four innings. but failed lo survive the fifth . Darrcu Porter doubled. Andy Van Slyke singled and starter Ricky Horton walkrd lo load I he bases. L onnieSmil h singled home two runs. a nd Ozzie Smith walked to load the bases again . Oberkfell' s double with one oul cleared the bases and chaS<>d PuleJ. After the game. the Reds reached their 25-playPr OP!"ning day limit by optioning pitcher Charlie Puleo Ia I heir Wichila Class AAA club and assigning infieldf'r Wayne Krf'n · crncki outright to I he farm club. Because of Krenchicki 's time in major league baseball. hP has lhe opl ion of repot1ing lo Wichita or bPcoming a ftW agent. Both mows effect ively bring I he Nalional League team down to the 25-player limit , with pilchcr Bob Owchinko due l ogo on tlle disabled lis!. Owchinko lechnically is lhe~6th player. bui he slayed in Florida when tlle Reds new north Saturday for their lradilional OP!"ning-day game Monday against the New York Mets. Owchinko has been r r habililallng his shoulder. BIG Cl''I' - J'oint J'leasant Rig Black.•' Bobhy Barnette takes a f.'ut during Friltay's sf'awn opener Gallipolis at Ordm\D('t' Fidel. Banwttt• went ~ith two-for-three at tht• plate "'' tht• Big Black.' defeated th~ Blue Devil,, &-I. Also shown art• GMt~· ..alt'hcr Kevin Eastman and mnpirt> (~ary Clark. Sf.•(• Stor,• on ( -:1. Drug problem big challenge in baseball world By JOHN NELSON AP Sports Writer Pete Rose, once In search of a loam. now is in search of a record , or two. What else is new . Baseball's hum for a new commissioner ended wilh thE' selection of Peter V. Uebcrmlh. bul Bowie'< still around. Drugs have become one of baseball's gravest concerns. The guilty Include Pascual Pern. Willie Wilson, Willie Aikens. Jerry Martin and Vida Rlur. Dave Parker, Tom Seaver and Phil Niekro have changed uniforms. And Rich Gossage of lhe San Diego Padres• What a tunny sound. The Baltimore Orioles. Chicago White Sox. Philadelphia Phlllles and Los Angell's Dodgers have honor to uphold. Reggie Jackson and Sieve Carlton had seasons I hey would !!keto forget. Jackson says he has something lo prove; Carlton's story remains untold. 198!1 presents a new challengE' for tllese men and these baseball teams. The season ot>ens. as tradition dictates, In Cincinnati on M onday, the earli est opening date In modem baseball. The New York Mets provide the opposition. The Orioles, basically tlle same team tllat won tlle American League East and the World Series In 1983, also open defense of their title on Monday. at home against the White Sox. winners of the AL West by a l'l!I.'Onl 20 games. The Phlllles, East Division champions and winners of the National League pennant, OP!"n at Atlanta, and the NL West winner, Los Angeles, plays host to St. Louis, hotll garrte\ on Tuesday. Although tnany teams greeted new faces In spring tralnJDg this year, one old, familiar face remains In place. That's Bowie Kuhn, for 15 years commissioner of I he game and presiding uVf'r his last SC'ason ·opPner. After ncarlv lwo years of polilics. Ucbcrrolh was sell>c.·ied earlier thi s monlh to rep lace Kutm . But. as president of lhe Los Angeles Olympic Organiz ing Committee. Ueberrolh can't lake over unlil lale Augu sl or earl,- September. Uniil !hen . Kuhn remains In otflee . Perhaps the most celebrated player move of lhe off-season was R oSC' from Philadelphia 10 Mom real. fu'leased by tile Phillles after tlle World Series. RoS!' will lake up his chase ol TyCobb'saiHime hits I'PCOrd !Ills year with tlle Expos . He neros XII to match Cobb' s record of 4,191. Other plateaus are mon> rmdily within reach for RoS!', who rums 43 nexl month . While only 10 hit < away from the 4,1Ul mark , Rose need only play m 58 more games 10 match tl!P care<>r mark of 3.300 by Carl Yastrzemski . And Rose can tieanotherofCobb's all -time records with 61 more singles. For Rose. II might have been like slarting a third career. There were aU tllo.se years "-ilh Cincinnati. lhen two World Series ~ith Philadelphia and. now. Monlreal. But he doesn't look at It illat way. "ll's just a lhlnl team. That's all ," Rose says. "If anything, tile rlftlve to Philadelphia helped me make the adjustment In coming here easier. I want to play anywhere where I can help a team win." The only other major record that stands to fall In 1984 Is Rogers Hornsby's career home run mark for second basemen of 264. Morgan, who left the Phillles to join the Oakland A's tllls season, is four away. Rod Carew of the California Angels Is 168 hlts away from J.<ro. but he had only 100 last season. Jackson. another Angel, Is 22 homers away from 500. It's ]JOSSible, but he hit only 14 last year while batting .194 In the worst season of his career. can slill IY' R<i:!(lC... he savs. " En·n· wrilrr has romr to me ann ttw~, · rf' 'Tve got to pro\'e thai I al~os t afrai~l to saY. c;wf'f'r is O\'f'r . ·I I sef'm s ljkt ·\'OUr . ~Prause vou had a horriblr season · "The q-uestion d()('~ n·t \\'O n)· me. and thf' answer is unknown." Also unknov.'n is whether !hC' .1~ - Y'f'ar -old Carlton. the three-timP Cy Young \nnnPr from Philar1rlphia. ran turn dround his worst SC'ason in a dr·cadr_ He was 15-16 la st yt•ar witn a 3.1J earned run a\·rrage and finished only cighl games . Sli11. Carli on led I he league with 275 sl rik('(!ut s last vear . and hP now has :1.709-291 shv of the unheard-of plalcau of tOOl. BuL as lhe season b<>gins. Nolan Ryan of till• Houston As tros stands 12 strikeout s behind Carlton. and il' s possible lhe two pitchers could on('{' again cn ga~c in thC' S('(' -S<l W battle fa r slrikroul supremacy . The change in unifOtlll S of st"Ve1·a1 of lhe game's besl known names w ill bear watchi ~g this season. AIIcr II seasons wilh the Pittsburgh Pirates. Parker is wearing the ronsC'rvativf' garb of the Cincinnati Reds. Sans beard and earring, Parker could be a posit ive force for lhe :'>JL Wcsl cellar dwellers. In term.' of length-o f-serv ice. however, Parker can't equal I he switch made by Phil Niekro, who was cut after hi< 18th season w ith the Allan! a Braves. The 45-vear·old knucklPball pilcher now wears the pl~st ripes of I he New York Yankees. where once played a pitcher called Goose. He, too, made a switch. abandoning tlle Yankees via freeagt>ncy and winding up on I he West Coast with tlle San Diego Padres. one of baseball's mosl Improved teams. Gossage's presence in the buiiP!"n Is' one reason why . Although the White Sox didn' t nt'<'d roo much improw•mC'nt . thr~ · found somC' in an unusual m annrr whC'n the~· aCfJuirrd Tom Sc';J\'f'r from thl' :vlPt~ . ThP :f.t-\ ·car -old Sea\'f'r. who has w on two (\ Young av.;a rds. Jpft ; :rw Yorh. \\'hrn l hf' :\1( 'h failf'd !0 put him on t hP protf'Ct('(l lis t in till.., w i nh·r' ~ ftT'f' -J,(: C' nt C'Om(X'nsation pool. lf'm·ing Ct'nr·r ttl :v1 anagf'r Frank ca~)lf'Jl rathC'r shamf'-fan'fl . Also switching tf'ams wf'l'i ' tir ~t h;1 s0man Ton_v PPrcz. back to the Hf'd s after . 1 ~( '\' f ' n ~ ·Par atJ~!'Ilf'~". and ca tchPr Jim Sundbe-rg. who ~JX'nt JO srason-" with Texas tx>fon' his trade' t o Milv.- <~u k('( ·. Some of thC' otf-Sf'a so n·s pla~ ·r· r ju gg ling w ; 1 ~ thr r0sult of what has l:x'conw nnr nt lh1· m os1 rln· adrd word s in baseball : drugs F our pla~'r r s - SIP\'f' Howl ' 1JI Lo~ AnpdP-... Jnd Wil son. Alkcn s and Mart in of E. an~a~ Cit~ · - wcr r sus)lf'n<k'd for a )'car by Kuhn for lltlJgs Howe admilli'd lhe use of cocaine. and lhc lim'<' Ro1als player<. along ~<1th rf'liri'd pitcher Bluf'. "'L'rP ronvictf"d of attrmptC'd possession of C'O<.'Ll irH' . Aikens was t raded to Toronl o. Man in hooked on ll'il h the Mets and Wilson rem ains lhr prop<'rt>· of the Ro,·als All but Hnwl' al1' el igible for reinstatement alter rev iew on Ma>' 15. Unlc" appealed sucCf'ssfull.l '. HowC' is out for the Sf'ason. Pet'("l , a pmmistng young pitr h<'r for lhr Atlanla Braves. was ronvictf'd of posSPSsion of rocainP in his homeland. the Dominican Repuhlic . Hi s ul tll11ate legal status remained in doubl as Kuhn mu lled a possible suspension or fine. To help combal thE> problem. major league baseball has joined tht> players· union in an educa tional campaign they hOP!" w ill dissuade players from lurning their big salaries into while powder. �•• The April 1, 1984 Pomeroy-f:Aicldleport- Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Coach Baker has 8 veterans returning Big .Blacks .defeat Blue Devil squad, 6-l The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Poge-CJ Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Celtics roll over Hawks by I 05-96 count early In the fourth to brealk the game open as the Celtics completed a 5-0 sweep of the season series with the Hawks. Atlanta lost for the 14th time in Its last 17 gam es. Larry Bird led Boston with 19 points, McH ale added 17, Johnson lti, Robert Parlsh 15 and Atng<> 13. Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins had a game-high 23 point s. 76ers 118, Mavericks 110 Ju lius Ervingscorro 29 polnt sand Moses M alone and Andrew T oney 22 Pach for Philadelphia. M alonP also collected 13 rebounds as the 76er s won fu r the 121 h I ime in their last 14 games M ark Agu irrescor!'d 26and Rolando Blackm an 24 for thP Ma\'Pricks. T he 76er s took the lead C'arly in Lhe first period and nPver By The As!ooclated Press Inside or ou tside. It was all the same to the Boston Celt1C5. WhilP their defense did a job on At,lanta's big men inside, Boston guards Dl'nnls Johnson. Danny Alnge and Quinn Buckner connected on 16 of their 20 f1Pid goal attempts and the Cl'it ics roiled to a 105-96 vlcl ory over lhc A llanla Hawks Frida;· night. ' T ve been here fi\'e years and people say the same thing- guards can't hit the out side shot ... sa id Ger ald HendPrson. "I can remem ber one )·ear - last yrar whPr f' tha t \~o' as a problpm_ But it's an entire'!;.· different s t or~· this year. : : JronicaUy·. H enderson rnadf' j ust I ra iled aga in . BuUcts 107. Knick.' 79 tWo of12shot sandwas theonJ;·wmk '~In Boston's backcoun. :. E:isewhcre. the Philade lphia ~rs downro th<' Dallas Mavpncks UB-110, the Washington Bullets bUried !ht• New York Knicks 107-79. tiie M ilwaukee Bucks swam ped the Chicago Bulls 119-86. lhe DPnvcr !'iugg<>ts beat t he Sa n Ant onio Spurs 145-136, the San Di<>go Clippers whipped the Golden State Waniors 124-112 and thf' Indiana PaC'€'rs nipped thP CIP\'Piand Cava lier s Guards F r ank Johnson and Ricky Sobl•rs com bined for 18 of Was hing ~ to n's :n points In the thir d quart er as l h<• Bullets opened a 24-point lead and broke a five-gamE> Iosingstreak. ThP Knicks, who ~la yl'<l withoul inju red &>rnard K ing and il l M an· in Webster. were held to thf'ir lowest point total of the season w hile losing for the fi ft h lime in S£>ven sta rts. Buck.• 119, Bull• il6 Pa ul Pr esseyscored20 pointsand Ma rques Johnson 18 to lead seven Bucks in double figures as Milwa ukl?e won it s foUJ1h 90-H'l . : A inge and Kev in M eHall• com bJned for nine conSE'Cutive Boston point s late in the third quarter and came the llfth-leadlng scorer In pro basketball history, surpassing tenner Boston star John H av!IC'€'k . Issei, in his 14th pro season, finished with 29 points and has 26,407 l or his career. Mike Mitchell led the Spurs with 33. Other Bucks In double ligures were Sidney M oncrief wit h 17 points, Alton Lister with 14, Paul Mokeskl with 12, Bob Lanier with 11 and Junior Bridgeman with 10. M Uwa ukee, wbic h led 53-44 at halftime, outscorro Chlcago23-7 in the firs t six minules of t he lhird per iod . Or lando Woolridge scored 20 points for the Bulls. Nuggets 145, Spurs 136 Al<"x E ng l!sh scored 39 point s and Kiki Vandeweghe add!'d JJ as DPnver m oved into a tie with idle Ph<M'nix for the sixth pl ayoff spot in the Wes tern Conference. It was the ll th straig ht home-court ttiumph for DPnver , while the Spurs· road record fell to H-ll. Ear ly in the third CUppers 124, Waniors 112 T erry Cummings scored 10 of his 2.'; points In the final period to help San Diego ·hand Golden State Us fourth consecu tlve defeat . The Clippers took command for good early In the second quarter as they outscored the Warriors 11-4 to break a 31-31 tie. Purvis Short led the Warriors with 29 point s, while Norm Nixon contributed 19 point s and 10 assists for San Diego. qua r1er. Denvpr's Dan Issei bP- G AL LIPOLIS - Gallipolis Blue An gels softball coach Gordon Baker has eight vetera ns back from last year 's squad which posted a 10-12 season record. The Angels will open their 1984 campaign at F airland M ondav . 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The new front wheel drive intermediate that's got all the attention . it now1 Check These Premium Used Car Buys HEAVY DUTY BRAKE SHOES y, , . .. 9 Friday's ga me was !he season opener for both teams. Wf£ '~ ZIP ;'1: 199 L'tmt rnc 1 of F'lovd Ra\ford. t't l!dlf'T lnfil•ltll:'r . from lhl> Sr. Louts(";, rdlna ls ror an W"ldl:iclosf'd amoun1of t"ash and srn1 him 10 opened with a singlE' a nd scored on Bri an Wedge's triple to tight field. Alter Kevin Stone's single, w hich seored Wedge. Wille r eached base afl er being hit by a pitch. Ni bert helped t he cause when he doubl ed to seore Stone and Wedgt> and !(i ve the locals a 5-0 lead. In thP PPHS sixth J immy Reynolds opened the winning with dou ble. Pinch-hitter Darrell Herd· man followed w ith a single to scor e Reynolds and rounded out the Big Blacks' scoring. Two juniors Wed g~e and Barnette led the hitting attack for t he Big Blacks as both collected two hi ts In three t rips to the pl ate. Wroge collected a tri ple and a one bagger , while Barnett e had two singles. Also collecting extra base hit were Shawn N i bert and Jimmy Reynolds wi t h doubles. Light medium blue exterl'or with white vinyl top & blue vinyl Interior, VS engine , automatic trans, air cond ., am -fm stereo, cruise control, clock , radi al tires & only 28,000 miles. Local Trade ln . "'"' ., BA..~EMU. Amerlc,.., Lewpl' BALTIMORE OfliOLF.S-Pu l"('hasnJ 1h1• l .t--...IIP Martln, rl Tina Hf'nnessy . c -2b .. Knig ht -l41 ; Rhnmla ll onnr r 4 1\f Tl• a m h 1~h gJmf' - Ul tra -C'If'an 5'!! . T~o" a m hlgl1 ~· r i•'~ - U11r.1 Clf'iln 1:\."1::!. llt. fUfn~ oo •'lro.pt•c4•ogt ,,~ p.()f lng out as the IJiue !Jevlls' ca tcher was unable to hold onto the ball. Following a base on balls to Shawn ' Nibert, Willet scored on a single by M orrow to give Polnl an early 1-0 lead. The Big B lacks' big Inni ng cam e in t he fourth when eight batters went to the pl ate. Bobby Barnette TURTLE WAX ~'litrm •Slot, i YOUR CltOIG to . ..... 10 ... . 11 lle!lenes l!ttW Blue Devtlo; Rool<e• QT. -- Transactions x - Vf'll' ran s W 1. c 69C DIELECTRIC .. ll . . 11 . .. II . . . II frames .. Blain was tagged with the Blue Devils' lone run, that coming In the sixth Inning as he gave up a single to K evin Easbnan and a run scoring double to T om Duncan. Blain finished with lour strikeouts and no base on balls In his debut. Bill Buchanan's crew jumped on Gallipolis starter Gordon Splete with one run In the firs t fram e and then got r elief hurler Dunca n with four runs In the fourth and another run In the sixth. In the first Inning, PPHS' Gary Willet reached base following strik· '8,500° RfiiiTOR R c . . .... .. .. ... x-Carol Ba Uey. c .. Michelle Russ. of.. . x-lGm Polcyn, of .... 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Morrow struck out eight, walked three, while firi ng a no-hitter. Riehle Blain came on In relief of M orrow to work the fin al two z. ConvC'rtinj! ~plit s : Be sure to register for the AulcltrQD TOTAl TUNI·UP PAm x-Trary Hen rlf'Ssy. of Ke lll Brownell. p.-2b standlnp WIN 2NEW FIERO$ "'12 x-H.enee Ha lley, ss-p . Na tal!e Wrigh t. p -Jb .. E:d ie Duncan. of Mf'lorlv Wld dlnf', of Mand;· PoP£', ss Team J ordan 's Cas Sl•r.t iN' t!IS4 llooieoPlayer - P08. WPndy Ga tewood , e .. Whitney Bak(•r , e .. Star T <ickett. of. Bowlin!{ Bell eH Bryan 's Sf>ni \1' Cf'nh'r Ga llipolis Ice base: Carol Bailey. catcher; Kim Polcyn, outfield and Paul Russell, pi tcher -outfield. Here ar e the varsity and r eserve roster and schedules: Player - Pl»ii Ktisty Bt·rkich , lb .. nowUr•~e League M an-h 2:1, 198-1 Sue's Cer am ics By Tim Davis PT. PLE ASANT - Despite the SHOCKS ~:.~:, 5u lllo'lul liT GA8RIIl wiE• oh 1983 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 DR. 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T hing> looked good lor the Mets wht•n thev jumped to a 4-j) l<>ad over rh•• Minnesota Twins in Friday nig ht's exhibition gam<' on two-run hom<> rs bv Darryl Strawbel11' and flubie l:lrooks in the flrst Inning. l:ly the fourth , howt'Ve r . they I ra iled 54 -Gary Ga<'lti's two-run double highlighted a fo ur-run thirdmning ra lly. while Mickey Hatcher ctro\·t· in three runs with a homer and Sports briefs ... BA..'iEBALL FORT LALJDERDALE, Fla 1 ,V> r Ntw York Yankees captain r ;.-dig ~c·rtiE'S. who has hit more home runs than any third baseman 1n American League history, was 1raded to the San Diego Padre; for rooki(' pi tcher Dennis Rasmussen ,tnd a p l a~·t., r to be named later. T hP :19-ycar-old Nettles. who spent the las t 11 years wit h the Ya nkees c1nd was noted For his slick glove as two stngl<>s as the Twins rallied to wln 7-4. Meanwhile, Baltlrnore's Mlkf> Boddlcker and Dennis Martinez canbined on a three--hitter and Wayne Gross hit a tllree--run horner as the Orioles whipped the Atlanta BravesS-1 . With a crowd of 62,921 on hand tor the opener of the annual Freeway Serles, Greg Brock and Rick Monday belted consecutive homers in the seventh inning and Rick Honeycun f1red two-hit ball lor sevi'O innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers blanked the California Angels 7-j). Mlkf> Marshall also homered for the Dodgers . Graig Nettles, who was traded Later in the day to San Diego , hit a two-run homer in his final appearance with NPW York and Roy Smallev followed with a home run to le ad the Yank<>es to a 4-2 victory over the Houston Astros . The Cleveland Indians scored eight runs in the slxth and Neal HE>aton scaltered lour hits in sevi'O inning> ih a 10-1 victory over a tl'am · madE' up of mostly minor leaguers from the San Dl<'gll Padres' orxanization. Ron Kittle, Vance Law and Carlton Fisk homffed to lead the C hicago White Sox to their sixth Hagler hard-pressed in win over Roldon LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Whlle Juan Domingo Roldan may have looked llke a rootlne stop on middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler's route to another mega -bucks fight, lor a brief time he appeared to be a major obstacle. Roldan knocked Hagler down in the first round of their Utle bout Friday night , then landed a number of solid blows in the next. TI!at, however, ended the brtef blaze of g locy for the unde rdog challenger from Argentina . Hagler, who hopes to be able to meet Sugar Ray Leonard or Thomas Hearns In a fight that would produce a huge purse, took comnnand of the fight in the third round and went on to the ninth suceessful dE'fense of his undisputed middleweight title wlth a lOth-round straight victory. an lH poundiJt«ot the Philadelphia Phlllles. The Kansas Clr • Royals also woo their sixth straig'lt, topping the ClnctlUiati Reds · -.~ a• ~Butch Dllvts had a trip:e aml thrEe singles. The Chicago c.ubs, who snapped an 11-game losing streak earller in the week, made It threevlctorle! In a row by clubbing the San Francl9ro Giants 11-5 as Mel Hall drove in four runs With a homer and a sacrifice ny. Tocy Armas drovl' in tour runs With an insidE'- the-park homer and a Wllblf> as the Boston Red Sox trtmmed the St. LoulsCardlnals7-1. Gary Carter hit a tllree--run homer to power the Montreal Expos loa 7-5 victory over the Texas Rangers. Gorman Thomas had two.WIIbles and a single as the Seattle Mariners rapped out 17 hits and trounced a team composed mostly of Oakland Athi<'llcs' minor leaguers, 12-4. Jim Clancy held Mllwau"'-'e to three hils in seven Innings as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the BrewPrs 2-0 before 23,935 fans in Va ncouver's B.C. Place domed stadium . LaJ11' He rndon a nd Barbaro Gartley each drove in a pair of runs as the DE'Irolt Tigers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-6. !...CJWt'f'I"''C1' of Louisiana Tech was named I he wmn<'r of the 1931 Wade Trophv. prPS('niPd a nnually to the out standing v.mmen· s college basp i.:J ~' ('I' Ketball .Jo~·cc \\.'alkPr of Louisiana State tinisherl Sf'{'fJOd with 11 votes. CRUNCWNG BLOW - Marvin Hagler lands a left to the head of Save ·on Potvsteel Radials For Your car-Choose From 13 Popular SiZes GOLF .JAKAR TA . lnflones ia rAP! TPITY Ga le of Australia shot a two-under-par 70 for a ,'lb-holf• tot a I of 140 and took a onP. st rokP lead rn rhe S!!Xl.COO lndon<'Sia n O(X'n golf Big car. small car. or Inter- rain :· You 'll appreciate the mediate . Chances are your confi';\E:nce thi s steel belted size is sale priced, and it's a radial deltvers .. m&le aft er mile after mile . whitewall. 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George Breit the n singled to right toscoreConcepdon.and Davis came a round w hen the bail got past right fieldE'r Dave Parkpr lo!· an $19 Factary Direct Take Home stood straight up, bUnking, and Hagler landed a nurry of punches that sent the Argentine sprawling Into the ropes. Wobbly. Roldan took an eight. count and continued, but the fight belonged to the champion from that point on. Hagler used his boxing skill, cautiously punishing Roldan through the next six rounds, then nard at ringsidE', contended the telling blow In the thlrd round was a thumb to Roldan 'seye, Hagler said : "! hit him on the bridge of the nose and the eye wJ,h a closed glove. " Also, If he wants to complain about thumbing, I got thumbed in theeye tn the fifth or sixth round and had to back oCt till my vision cleared.'' Referee Tony Perez backed Hagler's claim that it was a cle an shot. But Perez and Hagle r disagreed Wtrrenled to dllys or <.OOOmites.- eomesflrsl. error. The Reds scored in the bottom of the inning on Dave Concepc ion's sacrifice fly off Paul Spliltorf, 2-1. Davis tripled in the third and scored when Parker failed to glove Stpve Balboni's long fly ball for anolher error. Kansas City went ahead 4-1 in the fourth whe n Onyx Concepcion singled home John Wathan. on the first -round knowdown of the champion. "That was no knockdown , it was a slip," said Hagler, who was backing away when Roldan caught him on the back of the head with a roundhouse left . The c hampion sa id that he was "embarrassed" when t he referee started counting . A• ked If he'd ever heen knocked down before. Hagler rE>ptied : ":'lo, and I still haven't. Don't you try tO say I have." unleashed an all-out attack In the ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ lOth . 1 "The bell saved him a couple of times, but I said, 'OK, this Is the bus stop, thls Is where he gets off."' Hagler said. Although some. including Leo- "I know every bolt and beam. Block k,!lows every deduction til: ~ andered.tt. " answers. I just go day-by-day now and walt." Charlie Puleo, who is one of II pitchers left on the roster, was scheduled to pitch the Reds' final exhibition game today against the St. Louis Cardinals. It Is his fifth start of the spring. lnninE'Innings,PuJeo hasgivenup one earned run, nine hits and walked three. Williams. who went to Detrol!, was delighted . " ! couWn 't be happier. I'm pretty · anxious to talk to the Tigers . Their situation wlth left -handed hitters is not that great. Thisls thebestmove that could be maqe for me at this point in my careE>r," said Williams who was the Most Valuable Player fo r the Reds Class AAA farm team ill lncllanapolis last season . Nail , who will be assigned by the RedstothenewCJassAAAteamat "The re's no room for mistakes when it comes 10 my taxes. Thar's why I go to H&R Block. They really stand behind their work. And they're around all year if I need them . 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Lasl fall the Unii<'CI Stcncs accused lhC' So\· ict s of SALT a nd olher \ 'iolarions. Officia ls of hol h ' ides'"" now exploring the a llC'glltions in GPnP\·a, Swit ~.:e rl an d . Among lhc limits st•l bv Ihe i!l7!l agtwmcnl is the ceiling of UtKl mul tiplP·warhC'ad missil e'S. ThC' 1972 SALT accord holds the United Sta tf'S to ·t2 missiC'-cany ing subs Shult z said, " I dun't \\'ant tu sa_\' p=isely whal we will du. I du 1 htnk 1hC' SALT II pro,·isions IMW' 1inw limitations on them . It' s not forrver." The official S<-J\"if't nrws agt•n c_v Ta ss said Ihe adminisl ra li on had planned sine<' 1982 to violate thc pacl a nd was " now ;.rbout to add to its rf'C'ord as thP sub\T'r lf'r of intrrnalional trPJi if's ." 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It sepms like there has been a lot of publicity." said Ihe woman . GarbPr grinned as h<' was esc011ed inlo tht• euur1 building and through a large group of rl'porWrs . 171i-Yt4 \\ , L . However, the board's df'Cisions on such matters as resolving charges of unfair labor practices could be difficult. The depanure of Dyke, a Democrat. would leave an even politica l s plit betwl'l'n the second Democrat. William Sheehan of Cincinnat i. and forme r Republican stall' Re~. HPien H. Fix of Cincinnali. candidates to debate • DAYTON, Ohio !AP I -A man .Z,.ho is accused of storing his wife's body in a freezer for six months ilefore he dumped it in Kentucky has 6een held in lieu of $100,001 bond . Lar!J' E. Garber, 29, of suburban Brookville is charged with murde r· iQg his wife, Lillian, 26, then dumping her body along Interstate p nPar VProna, Ky. The case against him is to be presPnted to a MontgomPIJ' County grand ]UIJ' Thursday, said J)pnnis Langer, il5Sistant county prosecutor. . ,MontgomPry County District Judge Jeffrey Froelich sPt a 11rellminary hearing for April 9. Froelich entered a plea of innocent on Garber's behalf. . Although the victim's body was found in Kentucky. authorities there agreed to turn over the prosecution bhll*lon Hawt'd :.!' 1 :l~ li67 II Exhibition scores - -lb7 l'adfk Ot'vLWln . 299 :o; 13 ll has picked Judge Jack G . Day oft hP 8th District Ohio Court of Appeals in CIPVeland. William J)pnihan, SERB's acling direCtor, assured that Dyke's departure will not affect the stan -up of the board. He added lhat "the rulps arP in place and the procedures. are set . It only t.akps two members. a quorum , to make decisions." director and that the state 's bargaining bill takes effect Sunday "and we only have tPmpora!J' rules ." Describing DykP as " a friend and a man I respect and eare about." Cf'leste declined to say specifically what he will do if Dyke doesn 't resigT\ as chairman of the rhtw· member board by Monday as requested. "If I do not get il by Monday. I will do what is necessary lo provide Ihe strongest leadership possible as we go into thLs very important period," he said. Dyke, a Cleveland State University professor, could not be reached for comment. He canceled a schrouled appearanre in Ol:x'rlin, where he was to discuss implrmentation of tht> new law. OSU, ABC ask three 111 44.1 J'll ~ i ' .· Ill ; REGUlAR SEASON f:"l> 11' '1 .a.'Jq Los An~lf'!' ~ N ·' Po nl.md -l.'l }I St">al!lt · ·r. ."E l"hot'fl ll: fl Jl C.oldftl Sl.o~h · ,t! U .JI fi s.an I )'1'20 \ (l inchA:l pl;noff t:lPnh t'rldll) ·, Gamt'!' li")<:Tn n Iff> \ 1\,Jn i,J \lh .~ I )0 1~ 4~1 \\'t:NTERN ('QN~ENCE MJdwt>!C PlvWon ' L'r,,h 42 .\1 'ifll Da llil"ll .r. .'lr. Cit\ ru les . The Legislature created both agencies to help administer tbe new law which takes effect Sunday. SERB plans to open its office at 11 a.m. to begin receiving cards and petitions from unions seeking to re present state and local public workers. Arthur Evans:I1CIA·CPW's director. said Ihe union filed suit because the rule violates employees· rights to copfidentiality under the new Jaw and the Nallonal Labor Relations Act. Stale officials were not available for comment when Evans announced the suit Friday pvening. Earlier. at a news confPrence, Celeste said he requested Dyke's resignation " for several reasons," inducting the facl the board has not hired a full -time 2!l3 l.il!' ,\ngeh ~ 23 dilr-cht,J playol'l t.-rtt1 ,. <llnrh«t divi sion 1HJP f'rtduy'11 Gametr~ Phllack>lphia 11. Nf'Y.· JtfSf"." 1 \\'lnnl!X'fo: 2, St Louis 1 Ml nn~r a 3. \ 'anroll\·{>r l. (Yf Sund.,Y~ Gl&lllf5 Jlosron a t NPW J• •TSf';o' ()!.'!roll a T l hlt'iJRII Tflf"onto ar Buffalo Washington a r Phllad!>lphla Ha11ford a1 N_Y R..mgrrs !\ Y lslandc'r.> at f-' lttsbur'):h, 7: :!:i Ca iJ(lHV al Wlnnlpt'f.! 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Iand at Pltt!lbufl:"h San A ntoolo at Mlctligilfl :-.lt'W .lf'r-.r\ at !..-..; An)<'APS X !l/!'.TIJn too m 4 17 13 5 44 ?i 10 N(w .I t>~· 3 Sund.,-'a G&r~MW AJ"twn.a at Dm\·ff 48 )i NY l slf'S x Wasntnwoo ;t I&I 0 OO~<E ~lltrkSDh-Wikln 2 , 0" """" "" " 0 WALI!8 l(tl 146 Ohio's new pubtic collective bargaining law is now tl\reatened with some potential problems . ' Gov. Richard Celeste confirmed Friday Ihat he has a$ked Theodore Dyke. chairman of the State ~ployment Relations Board, to quit. In another development, one of the competing unions filed a lawsuit to l!J' to protect the indentity of public workers who sign union application cards. The Communications Workers of America-Council Qf Public Workers filed the action in Franklin County Common Pleas Court . It seeks a restraining order to (lrevent SERB and the state Office of Collective Bargaining from turning the cards over to employers as required, the union says, by one of the new state Naclonal Hoc-key IA"IfiUE" 1.1 1111 l(J; lW 0 . lie a smooth start ·Up Sunday on implementation of ' PhlladE-lphliJ x·NY 11anR'f'rs Pac:Hk· Dil'fi VI'f NHL results ltJ 1 <XIl Hou.strn COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPI - Whal was hoped would - ~ 14:! I.ll Lllll "'Eiri'F.RN CONfntENCE "lt"A I : ~argaining Washlngtoo UN&e48&aiesl'~ ~.ape Nf'WJenev = S tate/ ational government Voice of Nicaragua radio. The radio sa id a t least four government sailors were " ·oonded before th<' naval combat ended , •.• ,. '319. 00 Corin1C. this Cenrral Amcriran count r/ ~ma in P3Cific !XJrt, IocatPd Hance, said l ast month they had minetl .all th<> main harbors in N icar agua . The~' said thei r r~im was to prPvf'nl £'ntr;.· of v.·ar matf'ri<J!S into N icaragua from Cuba a nd th<' SoviC't Union. 110 miles n<"1hwcsl of Managua. has been tile objecl of rebel a !la cks sim·p ()r._·totx>r 11lf' Nicaraguan DPmocra1ic Force, which is s upporiL'<l bY tlw .Unitf'd Stales and is ba" 'CI in Honduras, and a smallPr rPlX'I or ganizalion , theCost a Rican-l!asc<l Democratic Revolu t iun ary AI- On Thursda~·. flf' f<'nsc Minister llumberto Ortega sclld l.lm rebel s wailing across thr OOrdrr in Honduras werc ready 10 a rl ack Jalapa. an importanl ci t)' 180mill'S north of Managua. He cstimaled 5.(0) rebels WN<' opcrallng inside Nica raguan territory ttus Wl'Pk . In Honduras . U.S . offici a ls ' aid a carl~· Fnda~'· 11 said thespe<>dboJ'-' wPre armed with m ac hine gul"' and rxp tos iv£' charges kno"'' n as " piranhas." . WASHINGTON (AP I - The Reagan administration has for· mally ended Its commitment of AmPrlcan troops to stop the fighting in Lebanon and Is preparing to redeploy U.S. warships from the Lebanese coast to traditional opera · !ions In tbe Medlterranean c The close of U.S. participation tltat cost 264 Uves, 137 wounded and $59.7 mlllloil in Lebanon was Just South Of The Holiday Inn On Route 7 ' ' ...- ... I announced on Friday in a lrlfrr from Presldenl Reagan toC'ongr('SS and statement s b~· govrrnmcnl spokesmen. U.S. warships. whQS(' guns have been within range of wa rring Lebanese fa ctions sinCl' mool U.S. Marines left the count!') in Febru · a!J', wUI no longer "be lic'CIIo the coast of Lebanon," Wll ite House spokesman Roben St ms said . "'ltle PxpPCt a gradual return to normal naval deployment IC\'('fs in the eastern Mf'diterranean ," sa id P ete Hefler , a Pentagon spokes· man. He did not say how far from Belrul the~· would go . Thprp are about 15 U.S. nava l vessels, including the aircraft carrier John F . Kennedy and the bat Ueship New Jersey, operating u ff the Lebanese coast, the Penl agon machine tool industrif'S. " I think m v cabinet members hav<; come up ~ith a lis I of about 400 queslions. " he sa id . Celeste, whu is leaving on a JQ.day Irip to Europe on Tuesday, said he has talked to Slate Democratic Chailman James Ruvolo and other patTy leaders. "and I don 't think they are uncomfortable aboui waiting another week or 10 da ys." ....--Ohio briefs:-----. City labor wage pact reached COLUMAUS rAP! - Thr city and u111on officials rcpresentmg nev.: labor contract for non·unifom1Pd r ity workers ha\'f' agrN?d on a wagf's and hPnf'fit s for the nex t three :-.:ears. The unions represf'nt um non -uniform employees. but the agr!'('ment will cover all 4.001 non-uniformed workers. The present contract expires al week 's end . Under the plan. the workers will get the equivalent of a 2.5 percent pay mise in 19&5 through reduced emp loyee pension contributions. and a 5 percent pay raise April I. 1986. Thl' city rt'fused to give thp union Ihe righl lo collecl fc't's from some 2.400 workers who do not bE.• long to the u n.ion evt•n though t hey an• cuverl--'d by lht' contn~ ct. Mayo r Dana Rinehart could not f'Stimatf' th<' cost to the city . The game of the day COLUMBUS 1AP 1 - Hide-and -seek is still the ga me of lhedav for lwo cats and a would -be calcher at the Ohio 'T'heatre herP. Th<> felines. one of which howled along with a symphonv performance last weekend, J1?mainC'd r cspc'(' tfully quiet Thursday nigh t during the opPra Rigoletto One cat was seen ea tin g in a pavilion that is being added to lh<' :t~-yC'ar-old downtown thPalcr. But theater oftkial s, thwar1ed in a wc-ck -long effort to captui"f' one black and onP st riped cat, promised some heavy artill ery· O\"f' r thf' we<:'ke nd . Rotx>rt M. Andry sco. ~1.:ho has a combined doctoratC' in Vf'terinaly· mf'dicinc , psychOlogy. comparative ps~·c hology and psychiatry, \'Oiunlccred to help find the ca ts. He said he would lav out tuna. salmon a nd sardinf'S to a11rart thr cat s. thf'n lasso a n~· catch. Jt food d()('Sn ' t v.:o r k. Andr:;S(·o said hP will! r y a lu rc contain in}2. thl' scrnt of a female ca t in hC'at A dutv• lo die COLL~BUS support from d rAPr - Co,·. 11ichard Larnm of Colu1adu ha s local sC'nior citizC'ns' g-roup for hi s IT'CE'nt commf>nt lha l lcrminallv ill old people ha,·c "a duty to di0 a nd get out of the way. The f{e\'. Rowland White , 78. sa id . " ff' s abrlJpl. but il" s accuratf'.·· V/h ite, a rf>tif(-'(j ministf'r, is co-<'hairman of the Gray Panthers of \.n:'atf'r Columbus. a group that advocall'S light s for oldPr Americans. "It's put prf'tty· hars h!~·. a nd 1 rPS(~nt anyl::od_\· telling mP togl:'f out of the wa\·, but I ha ve this fc<'ling tl1at death should romP naturall,v. without an ificial lifP·SUpport m achines ." White said. " 1t's just a human JJOint of,·iew, really ." . Lamm sa id in a SJX'E'l'h at IX'nvN. "1\'f' are rca II~ · a~~roa chmg a time of almost tN:'hnologicol immortality whPn thf' machine and the tubes and the spcc ial drugs ... lite rally fore~ life on us .. I believp we reallv should be ver'\' rarrful in terms of our lr'Chnolog)('al mJraclPs that ~c don'l imrose life on prupl<• who, in fact, arc s uffering beYond the ability for us 10 help ." Relative wants death perwlty m·w round ot L:. s . milit ary C'xcr riSf's. sci to he-gi n Sunda~· . is dC'signN1 lo incn•asf' pf'f'ssurf' on N icaragua 11~ · putting American · fo rrrs. and possibi~' f"iuatrmal.1n AKRON ( AP "t - A relat iH" Of an f'l d(•rl ~- wom ;tn sl<-l i n in hf'r hom\' las t wff•k savs she thinks thr m a n chargf-'d with killing h£'r shou ld,.,., put to dC>a th if convictPCI Char lC's EugPnE' PowPII , 20. is c harg('('l w ith Jggr <.w a tf'd murdPr and aggrava ted burgla0· in thf:' March l91)('a tin )-: df';lth ol E\\'a :\1:Jc and Sa lvadoran troops. abo ut 20 mil es from th e border. The war gamcs' firsl phaS!'. known asGranadero L calls for U.S. Anny engineers to build rwo dir1 runways, one al Cucuvagua abou 1:l5 miles from the Salvadoran bordN. and the olher a l Jama stran abou120 miles from the Nica raguan border a tl:'a when ' CIA-backed n'IJE'is an• figh ting Sa nd inisla lroops . Burris , H2. .. If hf' is Sf>nt rnrro to prison for I hi s c rlmP Lmd h£ • {'\ "(•r grt s out. I ·m aJraid he'd kill someonP rise's gr an n~· ," sa id Da rk'nf ' Swinclr \L Mrs. Burris' grand aught cr. "1 know his gcllmg th<• cl ca lh penallY won't bring my grandmoth<'r back. but ( nev£'r want tn Si'( ' tlim out on the Lebanon peacekeeping mission ends , ••••• '499.':1fh Trade Meanwhile, Gov. Richard Celeste said Frida y that he still is undec ided as lo hi s c hoice among lhe Democratic president ial t·andi dates and indicated hP is in no hurty' 10 choosP. He said he has inviled them all to Ohio "for a first -hand exchange" and wants lo hear what they have to sav aboul problems facing Ohto. in cludmg. the auto, steeL and says. The l.!nl-man Marine am· phibious force is now aboard five of th06r vessels. The force, backed by U.S. a ir forces. would still bE' avalla ble for shon -notice rontingencles, Pentagon officials have said. "The United States has not abandoned Lebanon," RE-agan wrote in his letter. strf'€'ts aga in ." Mrs. Swindell sa id po llC'C' did a "ma rvelous Joh" in Investigating her grandmol her's slay ing . Polit"E' sa id thr assailant brokf' in to M rs . n un·1< hom£' and hit hPr in Ihe head with an ax handle becauSC' he was afra id 'hP" oulct wake up a nd catch him inside her home. Thc~e·wa s sct on fire in an effon lo covPr up the killing . Officer dies of heart at lac/.· YOUNGSTOWN IAP 1 - A polie<> officer dil'd aft<'r an apparmt heart attack F'riday in nearby Poland Township while administcring a drunkPn driving test to a motorist. Patrolman Charles Yates, 59, was dead on arriva l at South Side Hospital at 4:40 a.m. Friday. Authorltl<"' said he h ad a history of heart problems. Yates was giving a brealh test to a woman at the Poland Village Hall when he be<lame ill. Prior to joining the poliC'<' force in 1978, he had been a reserve deputy with the Mahoning County Sheriff' s Department. �• The D-2 f'lage , 1 Help Wanted 23 Profeasoonal Servoces Tribune - 44&-2342 Sentinel - 992·2156 Rt&lster - 675-1333 , ' "''I h •" .... . ., an. .., . .. _ - oy t ........ Dl ..... ....... .... J IIIII LAF F A DA Y Gallipolis & Vocmoty Fleil M arket Ch 1 co t h e Mall Sh o ppmg Center Ch II cothe Oh10 C o m e buy or s e I Apnl 6 7 8 F rst week end each month ' n OFFICE EQUIPMENT DES CAIPTION ~ k M 3 p Ann ou ncements M lost o r stol e n on N ew l ma Ad n e a r H ar s o nv le walke f e m ale r ed he<tdt:!d blanket back coon dog Rewa d Co ntac t Bob A il h burn a t 6 14 742 2655 To goo d hom e on y sm all male part t er er doy 9 month s o d ugly but cute Ca ll 614 742 2565 Br o k e n Speed Q u een washer for parts Ca ll 614 742 2565 4p Satellite Earth Sy st em We have the syst em for you from 7ft 5 n to 11 ft F berg ass & um num N1c k lhl e cal 614 949 Announcements 2890 Card of Thanks Goveaway 4 Thanks to th e Pomeroy Emergen cy SQuad to th e Un ted MethodiSt Church Enterp s e Carleton Chur c h vanous othe churches and fr ends & relat1ves for th elf prayers cards & flowers dur ng my 1 vr old fem ale dog ] German Shepherd Blue Hoe er Ca 6 1 4 2 56 1 385 Pupp es Germ an Sheph er d & Sheep dog M ostly mal e Ca\1446 75 1 6 8 Fam lv Garage Sa e Apnl 2 7 1st h ouso o n L nco ln at Ce nte nary Baby Items furn ture jeon s P ke Ca ll 2 c ats t o g ve away SWEEPER and sew ng ma ctune repa r parts and supplies P ck up and delivery Dav1s Va c uum Cleaner one half mrle up Georges Creek Ad Call 992 5275 Rat T err er sh o t h~ r stub ta1l m ae 6 m o nth s o d Ca 614 992 3666 614 446 0294 Half co li e ha lf shtwp dog 4 m on th s o d to good home World s largest b ngo game Cherokee North Carolina For bus nformat on & reser vat on call 614 344 3218 304 675 7436 "'614 682 6310 There s a new Pools People Store c om ng '" Apn For c hem1cal & poo needs see t he Pool People Cal 446 3051 Vacancv Jul o s Perso na Care Hom e Formerly Mer ce r Convalescence Hom e 18 years e~tper ence C l ft on W V 304 77 3 5873 GOING OUT OF BUSINE SS SALE VILLAGE SHOP AU TlAND ts havtng a g o ng o ut of bus ness sale E\lery th ng reduced guns ammo arrowe army surplu s toy s much more 9 30 to 5 p m weekdays 9 30 t o 6 p m Saturda'jl , Card of Thank s Small bl ack tema e d og half Cock er Spe e ha lf Pec k n gese to good h m e 304 B95 3935 M e and I ttl e b othe were abandoned our t emporary owners a e mov ng and w e need a new home 30 4 6 75 CARD OF THANKS The famoly of Thersa Jackson wosh to take thos opportunoty to thank all who shared on the ollness and loss of our loved one ~ special thanks to Or • Sattler home health nurse Rev Ernest Baker for words of comfort for the songers poano player pallbearers all who helped and sent food for prayers for the beautiful flowers Wollos Funeral for theor servoces and to any other serv1ce ot was really apprecoated Sadly mossed by her hus band Jehue Jackson children and grandchil dren and all theor lam Illes Sa le 2 m le out A dd son B u nv P. Rd Co m H of Br ck Ad 10 o c oc k Mo nda v 2n d thro gh W ed 4th 10 II 1 Easte toys hom e m ade pe s coo" es bov s 1eans w omens c lo th ng & m sc Pomeroy Middleport & Vocomty Yard sale a Marlyn Po we t s V ne St Rae ne Oh o A p I 2 f o n 9 00 to 3 00 Lot s of c ot l l:!s m sc Ran c ctn c els 614 985 4108 Ba sem en t so le Fr d y & Saturdav S nd ay 4 1 l e w s St A ttl e of every th ng 500 FLEA MARKET FRENCH Ga lila Co Farq1 oun ds u s 160 & 31 Startrng Ou1 l Oth Yea Apr l l 3 1415 l!orgest Marlet rn SE Ohio the best tr state local on Dealers from f v, states In conJunct on wrth Gall a Co Fa~rboard Yard Sale Rutl an d Happy H oll ow A d 4th house over br dge Apnt 2& 3 Prom d esses c l oth ng TV & 446367 388:24S256643 - There will be 2 W I C (Women Infa nts and Chtld ren) Nutr~t1 on Assistants po s1t1ons a\latlable at the Me1gs County, H ef'llth Dept One IS full ytne (35 hrs per weeki and onf'l s part t me 120 hrs per Wf'lek ) Qualtt cat tons preferred for both are a 2 or 4 yr d,l:lgree m 0 etetiCS or Nutrttfon Educa tion but ap pltcant s wh o hBve equ val ant work expenance 10 the f1eld of Nutnt on D1et et cs w1ll be co n s•dered Apphce tons are ava 1lable at th e Me•gs County Health Dept Please spectfy pos1t on de stred No apphcat ons Will be accepted afte r Aprtl 6 1984 N o telephone ca ll s please The Me gs Co unty H8alth Dept s an Equal Oppo rtu m t y Em plover We st Vugm a 8 ddy Pi a toon Th e Arn v Natio nal Guard IS c urrently f1 l hn g va canc es f or the 1984 basi C tremmg buddy platoon Tratn ng at Ft D 1t NJ wtll begm o n 9 June and be completed n late August In t1me for the tall school term H•gh School Juno s and Semors ca n jOn now and beg n earmng pay for monthly meet ngs mmP. d atety Call 304 675 3950 614 94 9 20 13 Ya d sa le 617 H gh St M ddleport Apr I 2nd to 7th 9a m to 5p m Me 1g s Co Area Cod e 614 ctn M1ddl c port Pomeroy 98S- Ch es t er 343- P ortland 147- Lctart F a IS 949- R ac '"c 741 - RuHand 667 - COOI \1 te Want ed to buy sql a e da"c ng clothe s S ze 1 0 al'y ype Call 446 4 53 7 388 9906 o 9617 614 38B Wan t to lea se tob acco ba se w II pay 36 ce nt s now or 30 ce nts now and g ve 25% of poundag e rente d after t o bacco ~o ld m nu5 30 cents already pa1d If nter es t ed ca I 446 2354 Wantedtobuy N ew use d& antique furn ture W II buy 1 p1ece or complete ho se holds Also complete A c oneermg serv ce Ca I Rodne y Howery 614 698 7231 Buy ng de1ly gold s lver cons nngs Jewelry sterhn g ware old coms large cur rency Top pn ces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2n d A\le Middleport Oh 6 14 992 3476 Cash pa1d tor fan cy ron o r heavy tron beds 5160 and up f o r certam Me gs Co srone Jars Old t me cup board ca ll 1 304 882 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bods ~ron wood cupboards c hatrs chests baskets dtshes stone J8rs ant1ques gold and s lver Wrtto M 0 M•ller Rt 2 Pomeroy Ohto 46769 o' call 614 992 7760 Sl: rv tee s ,, County 675 1333 25 6 62 51 M at ure lady wIt do babys t t ng n her h o~ e Men Fn Have ref ert!n ces near hasp tal Call 446 0121 2 e l able ~:!X pe r enced wom e n are lookmg fo hou sewo k Refe ences a\lallable Ca l 614 256 1131 co nd Ave Call 446 1136 Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale W1 stt Inve stment!! Don t m1 ss. out on spnng spec1al sav ngsl Super Dealfl Mid dloport 614 992 6941 Fo sale Cheshtre area Three bedroom home 1 floor plan New v1nyl s1d1ng new roof Good co nd prtced reasona bly Immediate pos.ess1on Call 614 367 75BB 3 bdr CA forced "" gas turnan ce w1th buck stove 18 x36 m ground swtmmmg poo l off street parkmg S45 000 Cal 446 3204 4 bedroom nearly new 2 story bnck v nyl 1 V, baths wo o dburner outbuddmg acre $44 000 Call 614 379 2748 In R1o Grande 1982 mobde home 14 ft 2 bdr good cond Set up on appro.ll 1 acre land S17 000 Call 446 8038 Ex lac 4 bdr house Corner of Washtngton Ave and Jemco Ad S39 500 Rt 2 3 bdr country ltvmg 52 8 000 LISt With US we have other A One Real ~state Carol Yeager Broker Ho ward L Yeager Ill set ! man Call 304 676 5104 or 304 675 5386 Beaut tul house 1n New Haven newly rooted and pamted 4 bedrooms large ea t tn kitchen hvtng room w1th t~replace fam1ly room and full bath Also 15x32 nground heated pool w1th bath house all on 1 acre fenced yard Moved to Flor da Seen by eppo1ntment only Call 614 593 3409 Pr ce S64 500 6 ro om house V nton partly furn 316 Ma n St S14 000 9087 Call 614 388 Baum Add ton 3 bdrms 2 • bath s ac woo d burn ng f~r e place 2 pet os w oo ds 2 ac res gas TP water $67 500 Owner w1tl help fmance or w1ll cons1der lend co ntract w1th $1500 down & payments of $650 00 Call 614 985 4387 Own er transfered must sell beaut fu 3 bdrm br ck home Fu e place deck w oo ds puva c y sunsh1ne pnvacv 563 900 Call 614 992 5420 Baum Add ton 3 bedrm bnc k 1 • bath full base m ent fam ly room carport pat o S57 000 Adjotn ng V2 acre lo t ova lable Cell 614 985 4201 Exclus1ve 3 bedroom home 7 yrs old located n Brad bury Call after 4 p m Rootm g and gutter w ork metal work h ousepa mt ng ca rpe nt er wo k be ref Free es t ma t es Call 446 5 bedrm hou se large lot H g h St reet Pomero S17 500 Call 614 99' 2720 0 992 3583 W1l l do babys t t ng n my home days even ngs 8r weekends Have re fe rences Call 446 0546 Ttl babys t my home Ca n g w ret e ences Cal 446 1691 Help Wanted 336B Driver Mechant c f or l ocal Company must have tool s end e111penence Send Ra 1ume to Box 729 A Datly Sent nel Court St Pome roy Oh 46769 House upper Mason W Va Sill rooms and bath lo t 66 by 1 77 low 20 s Phone 104 773 5905"' 304 773 59 18 Seven yBar old home three bedrooms garden spot 2605 L ncoln Ave 8 • percent assumable loan 304 675 5047 after 5 00 12 11 M a nSt 6roo mbrtck baso m ont flfeplace pr ce redu ced to se ttle estate Sun any •m e S45 000 304 675 2381 Financial R emodeled 5 room s ut hty all ca petod fr ont 8r back po rch well msu oted lot s ze 4 5 ~t205 304 675 Busmess 3030 675 3431 6050 Opportunity NOTiv: THE OHIO VALLey PUB LISHIN G CO recom""" ends that y ou do bus ness "' th people you know a d to,Ot t o send money through the mall unt I yo u have nvest ga t ed th e offer ng For Sale or Lease Country Carrvout 8r O eh Upper Raver Ad Gall polls Oh o Call 614 446 2192o,614 446 9171 Needod demonstrators to sell M em Toys Home D e cor Earn c omm1 ss 1on monthly sales con tes t Bo nuses discounts If nter ested ca ll 614 742 2690 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXEO RATES Below market rates F1x ed c o nvent one FHA VA Le ade r Mo rtgage Alhe ns collect 614 592 305 1 Profes sional Servoces pr ce d regular tun1ngs d1scounts to Semor Cttlzens Churc hes & Schools Ward s KeyboArd 304 675 3824 P1eno Tunmg and RBp8tr Brun1ctuda Mustc Co 446 0687 Sk II and ntegrtty our tradem•rll Lane D•ntels 1 614 742 2961 - - -- - - 0' 675 4 oom house n co untry larg fl lot on Chestnut R dge c t y wafe hooked up S12000 3046757689 Plyma e Ro ad Gall polls ' ~ rrv WV Two Ia ge bed rooms bath ut I tv large h\1 ng '"Om and k1t chen n ce b1g varo ex tr a lot good locatiOn t lue Mornson 304 525 14x70 1979 Shannor. all elec tnc 3 bedrooms parl:'Pf furnished mot.1l e homf'l 1 2x28 built on room w th cool or wood burner Exc cond underpmned 3 n.ce porches well water ullhty butldmg acre land Jerrys Run Rof'ld Apple Grove W Va 304 675 2356 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale Used 2 bedroo m mob•le homes furn11h8d 1 Ox 50 and 12 x 52 s zes Your chance to own a comforta ble ho me Browns tra•ler Co urt M nersvtlle Oh 614 992 3324 46 Space for Rent ONE ROOM OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Newly decorated approx 300 sq M. located oo 2nd Aw oliO" courthouse coty buold1n( & post off1co on Gallopohs Rut "'"' p0011e446-7699furinfot matooo 36 Loll & Acreage TRI STATE MOBILE HOMES USED CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 6t4 446 7672 44 Acres. Me1g1 County Lebanon Townahtp 1800 ft frontage on perry Run Ro•d NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 1979 14x70 mobile home on •ppro 'h acre lot Call 614 388 9967 otter 5 30PM Apnl 41 19900 2264 Coli 304 882 l'l..a Estate 36 W•nted Approa 2 ICrel near C--.n terpotnt on Rio Centerpomt Rd county w1ter avellable Southwutern School Dlt trlcl U 1100 Coll814 245 6406 1 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Galhpohs, Ohoo--Point Plea~ant, Houaes for Rent ch mney for wood cond ltOVe 2 bdr large hvtng room w1th cathedrell cell $5 800 Call 448 lOgS JACKION ESTATII UOO month 304 112 APARTMINTI lhuol Houolng Opponunlty) hoo 2131 one end two bedroom• rent 3 bedroom houoe on Mill otonlng 111 1117 for one Slone Ad 74 F,.odom 3 bedroom end *113 .,.,. Mdroom trailer for rent or month for two bedroom aale on lend contract 11 with 1200 dopoolt locotod Golllpol11 Fo,ry 304 676 noor FGDiliond and Spring Volley Piau pool ond TV 7306 3 bedrooms basement lo cated on Mt Vernon Ave 304 676 3030 or 676 3431 Call 446 7487 alter 6 00 12a45 L berty w1th warm mormng coal stove refr ger ator ready to move &2 200 or best offer Call 614 379 2303 1973 Kmgswood 12x70 2 large bdr 1 a bath wtth garden tub f6 200 Coli 614 266 1620 aok lor Bov or Allen 1977 Nashua mob le home 12x66 oneownar excellent cond1t1on all electrtc cen tral atr cond1t1omng k tchen appliances Included porch also Call 446 2974 anyt1me 1979 Elcona mob1le home 12x70 w1th 4x10 tpout 1n ltvmg room Ellcellen1 cond• t1on Call 446 7751 12x65 mobde home for sale awnmgs deck apph anes nego1 able new carpet anx1ous to sell Call 614 245 6863 1961 Cardma110x50 porch underptnmng good cond $3 350 7441 Small 4 rooms &. bath turm1hed foe 736 rear 3rd Ave Golllpol11 Call 446 3a70 or 446 1340 5 rm houle 44 Ohve St Oalhpotia 2nd Ave Inquire at 918 Galhpohs Ohto 3 bedroom large yard to holzer afl carpeted rent 5!00 deposrt and traah pa td Call 1354 after 6 close •250 water 446 Two 2 bedroom houses 1n Pomeroy fGr r&nt furnished or unfum..hed Call 614 992 2381 3 bedroom homf'l for rent tn Rutland ,.o pets ref & depos1t ,..qu~rad Call 614 742 26CB Apartm. .ts & houses for rent Call Cleland Realty 992 2259 2 or 3 br excellent cond1 t1on full dry basement upper Ltncoln Ave Refer ence RaqUtrad 304 676 1962 Two Dedreom cottage new carpf'lt good locat•on 1n town 304 675 7634 after 6 ton $3860 Call 304 882 3673 after 6 p m 14x70 Bayv ew ac 2 bedroon s den pan1ally fur mshed $10 600 Call 992 7360 Holly Park wnh expando furniShed l1v1ng rm equ1pped kitchen w1th d1s hwasher washer dryer new carpet new vtnyl sk1rt1ng Set up on n ce s1ze rented lot that can be purchased Call 614 992 6737 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE' DUE TO ILL HEALTH tremendous sav1ngs Only 4 new homes to choose from Save as much as 84 000 per home ..to reasonable offer refused L1beral bank f1nonc mg 10 pet down monthly payment less than rent Th1s 1s your only chance to buy new homes at these pr ces Open Sunday afternoon Halfway between Hunt ng ton & Pt Pleasant on St Rt 2 304 576 2711 1976 Nashua 12x60 2 bedroom 11 r cond1t1on partly furmshed on rented lol 304 675 1367 1 2 )(60 2 bedroo n t1p o ut lots extras 304 675 6484 after 5 p m anyt me weekends Mobile home for sal e 1971 Vandyke mobtle home 3 bedroom clean aer on rented lot 640 month 8ft a B ft outbu1ldtng cheep housmg or good rented mvestmen t askmg 53700 or best of1er 304 773 5794 1 O.~t52 1964 Richardson tre•lor 2 bedrm new furn1 ture porch underp1nmng oc 65000 Call 614 742 2267 35 Lots & Acreage 35 aues off Rt 688 behmd Fatrgrounds Home s tes or farm S37 000 f rm Can 446 2158 190 acres pnme locattan E~tc for commercial or rest dent•al development sev oral •cres of t1mber & farm land Call 446 3596 or 4.46 2300 after 6PM Inter es1:"d calls only Call 614 Clean & very attractwe ne•r shopp ng & rest Ideal for one worklhg adult Will accf'lpt 2 adults only no pets Secunty dep 8r ref roq Call 446 2491 u'llhtlet pd Adultl Cell READY TO FIISII FUHITUIE CUSTII fiiiiSHI. GifTS. .-·:.~· ... 7106 - · aiiTIAL AVINUI VII- WWA U ItS ......... ,... -HI.alll ·--.Pri.IM ,._.. MGM FARM CITY INC Serv ng MttJS Galll a Mason ORDER &TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER. SPRING SEED & SEED CORN Low Low Pnces For rent 1 bedroom fur mshed tra1ler on Bulav1lle Rd for $215 plus electrtc $200 deposit References requtred No pets vgm be avallabla Apnl 12 Call446 0088 Super nice 2 bedroom fuUy furnished atr washer dryer close to hospital &225 rent $200 deposit water & trash pa1d Call Mobtle home for rent Call Mobtle home for rent •n Rac1ne Call 614 367 2 bedroom furntshed mob le home 10 M ddleport Prefer adults no pets 8185 mth mcludes water DepoSit re 2 bedroom mob1le home utthttes pd 1 ch1ld accepted no pets 1 bedroom apart ment furmshed uultt•es paod Call6143670611 2 bedrm furmshed washer & dryer ac $175 month plus ut1ht1es 8. deposit No pets Call614 992 7479 12.~t60 Trader 2 bedrms 1 Y2 baths located on pr vate 1!2 acre lot 10 Add1son S 220 a month plus ut1httes Call 614 992 6843 after 5 p m WITH w1de home move OPTION TO BUY 14 all electrtc mob1le sett1ng on lot ready to mto $200 00 down • S175 00 MONTH 576 2711 304 2 bedroom unfurniShed pn vate lot '" Burdette Addn S175 plus utll1t1es depOsit and reierences 304 675 ANTIQUES Recent Addutons Ttger maple candle stand oak pte safe Red & peen patnted washer stenctled Hut chtnson hardware Gal hpohs Oltto Wtth Russells Antiques 'I• 675 3030 8 Pubhc Sale & Auctoon 614 992 77B7 R vers1de Apts Spec1al rates C1t zens 8130 1ng Opportun M1ddleport for Semor Equal Hous t as 614 Apartment for rent 2 or 3 bedroom Middleport Call 6t4 992 2381 ANNUAL SPRING OPEN HOUSE MARCH 30, 31 & APRIL 1 No Foohn ' We re Ready To Oo Busoness Woth YOU 1 Thonkong Aboul Malung A Trade Thos Year? There s no better tome than rotht new durong our specoal Open HouJe hours Fn & Sot 9 a m to 7 p m and Sun 1 p m to 4 p m REGISTER fOA DOOR PRIZIS- DAAWIH05 HElP PAILY En1oy a Cup of C.,_ or Pop .., tho House See lhe oil new 1984 Gulf Stream Clan A Motor Homo• and 1984 Yellowst- Compers We also have for solo 1979 CHEVYJUIURBAN and 1980 GMC SUBURBAN both equlppeool tar tawong So maoe plant to otop 1h11 -eken4 at Burdette's Camper Sales U S Rl 50 Coolville Oh 614 992 7479 Furmshed 2 bedroom apar1 ment 1n Mtddlepor1 Ut1ht es ncluded $21 0 per mth Depos1t requtred 992 7177 r•ngta Q81 • auto 1iectri0 relrlgtrltOrt TV .. t. GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Berga1nt. Trade Center Furn &: appl outlet Ka nl!lluge Ohto Sofa table good sell and chatr 1 coffee and 2 end tables Very condltton Pn ced to Call after 5 30PM 614 266 6611 K1ng SIZe bookcase water bed heater good con d no after 5PM weekdays ell day Sunday 2 octogon shape Ethan Allen antique pme end tables like new 81 00 ea Me hand ts e Call 614 266 6505 aile 6PM Queen Sized h1d e a bed ktng stzed bed Call 446 2177 SWAIN room AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohve St Gallipolis New & used wood 81 coal sto\le& 6 p1ece wood hvmg room Fndgerator 40 1n elect IUtte w1th 6 nch flat arms range 6175 like new GE $399 bunk b11ds complete heavy duty washer 8160 With bunk1111 8199 2 ptece AutomatiC washer & dryer antron hvmgroom su te s 8150 36 tn gas range 586 S 199 antron reclmers $99 Maytag wunger washer other rechnen $80,._ maple $100 refngerator freezer sets &179 box 5100 Call 614 742 2352 dtnette sprmgs & mattress twtn or full S 100 aet regular f~rm Heated k1ng s•ze water bed $1 20 maple dmette cha~rs bookcase heedbof'lrd With $35 wash stands &34 mtrrow m center Call 614 maple rockers $59 7 p1ece 992 6246 chrome d1nette sat $149 5 Custom drapes 1 vf'lnettan p1ece d1nette set 899 used bedroom suites refrigera bhnds vertical blmdt. Ro man shades Samples tors ranges chest dressers shown at your home Free wrtnger washers TV s drv est•mate P A Sayre 304 ers & shoes Call 614 446 3159 B Pubhc Sale & Auctoon J 4TH ANNUAL SALE GALLIA CO FAIRGROUNDS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 614 992 7314 Furntahed apartment $200 monthly depostt tully car peted and newly decorated Call 992 2362 APRIL 6TH, 1984 FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 PM I_::__________ CONTACT Apt for rent Call 614 992 JUDITH MILLER 614-596-5564 590B APARTMENTS mob1le homes houses Pt Pleasant and Galhpohs 614 446 AUCTION l _::8_2_2_1_________ Pubhc Sale & Auctoon Apr1l 7... 1984 10 00 AM Galloa county Faorgrounds on Rt 35 across from Holzer Hospotal SPONSORED BY GALLIA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL NEW ITEMS Electr c Bar B Q gr II two handmade qu Is battery charge Pestomat c Bug K I er push lawn moweo ce c earn mach ne and afghans ANTIQUE S S lve se1v ng d sh dep ess on g asswa e P c u e 1 ames p clu es stone rug ~ and ctocks oak I tJ a y tab e ~ bott les WINTERS AUCTION SERVICE Now Booktng Sales For 1984 Turn your personal property 1nto cash tn one day The Auc lion Way L1censed and Bonded In Oh o and W Va Member of WV Aucl onee s Assr~ Edwm Wmter Auctooneer Mollwood WV 7 4 PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES FURNITURE APPLIANCES OUTSTANDING GLASSWARE! DATE Sat. Apnl7, 10 30 AM Loca on Mustards Auctoon House 4 miles west of Jackson Oh on the Appalachran H ghway PARTIAL LISTING Cherry step back cupboard n ce oak chests dresser s old basket s wt~ker turn ture set s of chars se veoa p eces of cut gla ss Nrppon Bohem an l moges etc rce box 1897 W nchester ~ron bed w/b ra ss ockers matc h ng washer & d ye (Whirlpool! Song color TV refr geraator 5 pc I v ng room su le bedroom suote ant que cash reg st ers Th1s ts a large sell and very c ean L ENGLAND OWNER Lunch Served PRESTON MUSTARD - AUCTIONEER 286 6868 PUBLIC AUCTION LOCATION From Gallipolis follow Route 141 for 8 moles turn left on Route 775 Go 4 m les then turn roght on Han nan Trace Road and go one mole The followongw1ll be sold MACHINERY John peere 2520 Desel wrlh roll guard JD 4 manure spreader (250 bu ) lottie Gant 42 hay and gram convey or w lh motor 3 pt sprayer 3 pt lert l zer spreader JO No 48 front end loader (to be ollered wrth the JD 25201 N H 451 9 mow ng mac h ne one hay wagon 2 Kolboos gram wagon s w lh 10 auge1s IH grand II 3 pi scraper blade 2 ootary hoes bell droven corn sheller 2000 tobacco st cks fuel rn l stov e sa lamander small a r compressor turn tur e refr ger ator couch some house hold tern s fhe machmery n thiS sa le ha s been wei cored lor and s n good cond1t on JO B tractor wlh cult vators Farm all M tractor Fo rd 3 14 plows JD 10 transport dose 4 H show bo• & trunk show halters &show st1cks uproght p11no treadle sewonc mochone GE electroc dryer 3 pc wood porch set old fashoon kotchen cabinet 4 pc hvong room •u1te (toke new) lots ol doshes mosc ,~,. LEONARD NEWBERRY OWNER Lee Johnson-AUCTIONEER Crown Coty Ohoo Phone 256 6740 onsoble for Accodents or loss of Pro ert .;t Va The 62 CB,TV Radio Sunday Tomes Sentonei-Page Sofa man oh1lr 3 t1ble1 rocker otto (lxtra hHvy 1 9 In color p011Abl• Qulltr by Frontier! U86 Sofo choir ond lovooeot U75 TV Uke new Colll14 949 2994 8ofa1 1nd ahalrt priced irom 1281 to f896 Tobtc· e45 end up to •125 Hide a bodo •440 end up to &4 Moac Merch•ndoae •&26 Rochnoro 1176 to l - -- - - - - - - *376 Lamps from 528 to *75 6 pc dmenee from 199 l o 436 7 pc $189 and up Wood table With 11x cha~rs $425 to $745 Desk 1110 up to 8226 Hutches • 560 •nd up maple or pine flmah Bunk bed complete with mattresses e250 and up to 1396 Knauff Ftrewood Pickup or Dehvered 12 2 2 stocked 1n yar~ HEAP vender prompt dlollvory 614 266 6245 Baby beds $110 Mattresses or box sprtngs full or twm t68 firm $88 and $78 Queen aets $1915 4 dr chests $42 15 dr chests 854 Bed frames S 20 and $25 10 gun Gun cab1nets 8360 Gas orelectttc ranges $376 Baby mattres.., $25 & S36 bod lromeo S20 $26 & S30 king frame 660 Good selectton of bedroom su1tes cedar chests rockf'lrs metal cabinets sw1vel rockers Used Furn1ture Ranges chatrs dryers refngerators and TV s 3 mtle& out Butavdle Rd Open 9am to 6pm Mon thru Frt 9am to 6pm Sat 614 446 0322 B Umestone Sand Gravel Delivered 10 Mason Me1gs Galha or p1ck up at fhchards & Son Call 446 n86 Firewood clll up olabo Sl6 p1ckup load Call 114 246 5804 114 Mlac Merchandose 54 Mosc Merchandlae Prorn dr111 1lze 6 6 p nk Mobi le home auppll11 non t o x c antifreeze •6 60 par gal on Water haatlng ale men t a water heater atepl wtndows doors faucete brf'lakers etc HotPoh"'t heavy duty electric dryer• th s mont h only •279 K ngsbury Homes Plrtl and Accessory Store 900 Ea s1 Ma n St old Bookmobile bu d ng m Pomeroy or call ••tin end nv1on ner worn once t76 00 Co 1 446 11311 10 HP ga rden tra ctor with mower S550 Scot lawn seeder $~0 Garden push plow $25 E'lectr c hedge trtmmer S20 Ap art ment s ze gas cook stove $25 Hoover c ombtn at on wa sh & sp n dryer new S70 D esk top electnc cord organ $30 12 c;: u ft refrtger ator 42 $50 Call 614 388 8349 Snap dn top S. bottom too l c h es t'. Se ll s b e tw ee n 5 1 300 & S1 400 W1l tak e S650 Ca I 446 0546 1000 ga llon wate t ank 8r 50 ft 2 n water hose S 250 357 mag Marti m Trooper Colt chrome 38 spectal Smtth & WDMOn 2 tn barrell 38 speCial chrome plat&4 3 tn barrel! Only mteraated cans f14 2 56 1551 F~rewood spht stacked and deUvered for S30 00 a large load m 8 tt bed Call 446 7993 anytime Pubhc Sale & Auctoon PATRIOT AUCTION HOUSE Marltn Wedemeyer Auctmneer · 614/245 5152 - 614/388 8249 Openmg Sale wtll be held on Saturday Aprtl 28 1984 at 700 PM 99 2 55 B7 1974 Ford Ranger XL 250 supe r Cab runs good S9 50 Amana 19 cu ft side 1 v s de refrtgerator exc co n S150 Steglergas home heater 85 000 BTU B.llC c o n S 175 Motorola Quallr 19 n co lor TV exc 11 COn S75 Electr c weed eater S25 Ca I 614 992 2290 Call 614 256 66 20 between 10 am 8r noon or le ave message 875 1 983 Sears Lawn tractor 11 hp 36 n cut Used 6 1 mes Pad S11 00 askmg Case 31 0 front endloader dozer 84 000 Call 614 256 14l7 -· D>3 Cat saoo Call614 742 2874 4 30 PM Real Estate General Canaday Realty~. 446-3636 Gl vAudftPYCo11odoy CReoQtolt 25 ?£ocu<'t gt~eet, QoQQtpoQc" (01uo SALE EVERY SATUROAY AT 7 00 PM ITEMS SOLD ON CONSIGNMENT ONLY Route 141 to Route 775 - Follow Auctoon ~ogns Patroot Oh1o Refreshments Avaolable Not responsoble for accodent or loss ol property PUBLIC AUCTION SOUTHESTERN OHIO POLLED HEREFORD ASSOCIATION Downstatn I bedroom apt n town Total electnc w1th refrigerator and stove Call B W81hlrl leaks 5150 Call 446 6667 458 1018 SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1984 10 00 AM 79 Motors Hcmes & Campers Park Ro ute 33 North of Pomeroy Large loti Cell Furmahed 1 bedroom apar1 ment rn Mtddleport Ut1ilt es Included $195 per mth plus dapostt 992 7177 m1le above rest area 12 00-5 00 Call 614 881 4340 New 2 p1ece IIVIAQ SUite Cal\446 9414 43 Farms for Rent Apartment for rent ut1ht1es pa1d $200 month 304 Commencat lot with build ing 1n prime buttna•a loca t1on At corner of Second & Sycamore Gallipolis Wrll make repatra on building 446 4416 alto' 7 PM 1 family unfurn 3 bdr stove refrtg $250 mo plus 1 mo dep no pets Call electric dryere 614 446 7398 46 Space for Rent W Equipment Wethers dryert refriger• tor• r•nge• Skegg• Ap pllancea Upper River Rd bu1de Stone Cre•t Motl!lll Pool table for sale 304 676 3089 after 5 p m Apartments now available to elderly & disabled Wtth an tncome of less than S 12 300 Rf'lnt.ng for 30 percent of adjusted ncome Phone 304 675 6679 675 7112 utili mole 919 Coli Furmshed apt 1 bdr 607 2nd Ave Galhpohs Adults 8 200 mo ut1lt es pa1d Call Sonce 197 3 Jack • Cmey Mtr lluplng room t11 B tiel peld Shore beth only Ronge • rofrtg 2nd. Alit Clotllpollo 448 4416 oftor 7 PM 1- - - -- - - -- - - TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartment lor Rent LAYNE 8 FURNITURE 51 Household Goods 2464 10 plus acres of bottom land •long Shade Creek located 1 1 miles West of Alfred on Southside of Co Rd 231 TV • Apptlonooo 127 Third Avo c:Jolllpollo 114 448 1188 lpln woohoro goo • Furmlhed effiCiency 7 V2 Ne1l Ave Galhpohs $146 mo utilities pd smgle Call 446 4416 after 7 PM 992 7721 1 bedroom praCtiCally fur n shed ut htles pa1d 304 Upper ll1ve Rd Unfurmahed 2 BR tn Crown 1 bedroom Apt S196 mo mcludtng utlltttes Equal Housmg Opportumty Con tact Vtllege Manor Apts 446 1609 or 446 060B For rent lluptng Roomo ond tight houoe koeplng rooma Park C1ntrel Hot1l. Coli 114 441 0781 6t04 or 304 675 5386 2 bdr wtth additional room 1 m1 out of town on Rt 688 44 MGM FARM CITY INC Bakers cabmet sptce drawers 2 bdr ap11 nice 1 bdr apt ut1htes part paid A One Real Estate Carol Yeager Broker Howard l Yeager Ill salesman Call 304 675 446 3786 Call 14 246 9170 111 Houeehold Good• COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 446 1354 alter 5 Call collect 1 513 2050 Don I Be Mosfead We Wotl Nol Be Undersold CALL CHARLIE TODAY 614 992 2181 033B Crty 266 6620 quorod Call 614 992 7841 HAIIB-WFTED ITEMS 10x65 New Moon 2 bedrm appliances washer & dryer vmyl underp nmng porch nctuded Good clean cond1 requtred 256 1922 714B 54 Mosc Merchandose 446 8038 dep &1 Hou11hold Good1 Furnlohod apt 1 bdr 920 4th Ave Gollopolls t226 Small eftlctancv apart cen trel a1r 8e heat 1 professional type gentleman only 446 Houses for Rent 41 Call 614 367 In R1o Grande 1982 mob1le home 14 ft 2 bdr good cond Set up on appro111 , acre land $17 000 Call ant Cell 448 2745 or leave meaaage 446 4416 alw 7 PM 42 Mobole Homes for Rent Furnlahed Roomf 411 Apartment for Rent flrepiiCI river YIIW QlfiiJI 2 bdr mobtle home ref 8t 1974 Shultz 14x65 w1th tip out 2 bdr range ref wahser and dryer disposal Cent atr underpmned total electm: redwood porch 44 Charming 2 111ory a bed roomo , 'Ao botho houoe 1972 12x66 Concorde alf 342~ FO R SALE Orl QENT 1, 1984 32 Mobole Homes for Sale 2930 992 5168 PIANO TUNING Lower 992 2156 M<~ s on lawn Mowmg & T mm ng Serv ce Rei able a d d epend abl e Reasona b e rate s Ca ll 446 3159 or 23 AVON Sell Avon make $6 $1 0 per hour Call 446 In M e qs Count y 446 2342 Ke th s 21 Employ m~ nt TO PL AC E A N AD CALL lNG Monthly and Quanerty accounts welcome 428 Se Owne transfe ed must se t e•ce llent condr o n S66 000 S11 000 d wn Assum e 8 , Pet loan 04 675 1529 after 5 00 BU II ;"~ I O Co u 11 y General H auhng and T ash removal Ser\1 ce Reliabl e and depe ndable C<~ll 446 3159 between 9 and 5 3171 6251 Mason Co w Vii Area Cod e J04 675 P t Ple-asant 4SB - Leon 576 Apple Grove 7n Mason 881 - New Ha \l en 8Y5 - Letart n 446 3672 La ge Ga age Sa e Apr I 5th 6th &7th 9 am til dark ra n o r sh ne Pump s h otgun r d nq l a wn mower o t s o f to ols out boord m ot or & boat record pl ayer d1shes glassware Ford 2 row cu lt \l&tors 3 pont H1t ch b ada Super C Farma Tra t or Lots o f m sc Corner o f 5th & Elm Ra e ne Oh10 Robert H1ll Co A r C'il Cod e 614 Ga poll Chesh r c V "'on R o Gra n1e G u ya n D s t Arabla 0 st G We pay cas h ftlr late model clean used cars J m M nk Che\1 0 d s nc 811 Gene J o t\n son Want ed to buy tobacco poundag e CHII 614 256 <1 Cf31 Wanted To Buy m sc 1/""'rjlf d 1'111:1' 111111 tht jolllllllll!( lo llflhlllll 1 XI hllllf.!r' Ga ll ng Call 304 273 2611 Wanted to buy st and.ng 11mber Call after 6 or anyt me w ee k ends 614 Foun d 1 pr p esc pt on b f o c al qlasse s Fe und on Rt 7 1 m le N of Ches er Ca Announcements Fle1. Market 1 day only Apr 7 1984 T me 7am till 7pm Place McCauley Au cuon ground Sand yv lie W Va $5 00 1or spaco on ground $1 0 00 for space n bu ld G<t age FOU ND young na e ba c k and ta c oon dot n V nto area Ca ll 388 9996 3 Open ng Aprtl 7th & Bth the Galhpohs Fleamarket Tr1 County& on y year round ndoor & outdoor market Every week end 7 a m to 6 p m Indoor 56 00 Outdoor $5 00 Fo od Deal ers Wei come Corner Rt 35 & 1 60 next to Fruths Pharm ac y 9 Lost and Found CARD OF THANKS Our stncere thanks fo the many k ndnesses du tniJ the llnes s and death of our hu s band and father Our spec al thanh to Veterans Memoual HosptUI nurses and doctors Pomeroy Health C.are Center staff Rae ne and Syracuse £merency SQuads Ra ctne Amertcan teg1on £w na fu neral Home the Rev Gnmm ind the many tnends and ne1ghbors for fl owers food and cards The fam ly ol Homer G1aham glasswa e lawn mow er wha t not s Bulav1 le Port er Rd Call 6 14 367 0416 f o 1786 6 Pubhc Sale & Auctoon 8 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP Oh 4288177 Loc 429 84 Reh g erat o f os t f ec ne eds som e wo k Ca ll 446 1 1 35 Announcements G a nt Parktng Lot Sale Sat Apr 7 2nd &. Cedar 9 3 30 Grace E T 84 Youth l o wer level If ram E.ll ptlrlen ced mechaniC wanted full ttme frtnge beneftts &: u lary Send Resume to Box 729 S Datly Sentinel Court St Pomeroy AuG.t on eve ry Tuesday Large Yard Sal e Summer mght Pt Pleasant WVa Au ct lonme Neal Youth clothes qu ta r old fu n Cente Bldg Camden St and lot s o f m sc Ap 12 3 4 2 m1les h om Vtnton off At 614 367 7101 J25 Gnff ths Resd follow R1 ck Pearson Auctioneer s gns If ra n canceled Se \1 ce Estate Farm An 0' 1 800 642 3619 11que & I qu1dauon sa les L censed & bonded 1n Oh1o& Ya rd & Garage Sa le Sat & WVa 30 4 773 5785 or 12 Sotuatrons Sun Mar 31st Apr 1 st 9 304 773 9185 Wanted t II 5 B c ycles tools lawn moWers co ff ee and end Aucti on every Fr n ght at tables baby bed 8 day the Hartford Com mun ty clo ck d1shes glasses s lver Center Truckloads of new W II ca re f o r th ee de tv n my war e nens Jewel v refr g mer chandise e\le v woek home Lot s o f ete ences erator wh at no t s dol s re M en or wom en Call 614 Cons gments of new and c o r ds b oo k s o der used mere hand se alwavs 667 3402 collec t bles and lots more we come R chard Reynold s Paul Denney s co rner of St Mercers R1verv1ew Per Auct1on ee r 304 275 Rt 554 and Bidwell Rodney 3069 sonal Care Home has vacan Rd 10 VII age of B dwell ctes for elderly person s Ohi O FLEA MARKET Me1g s Betty Mercer owner 304 County fa r g r ou nd s 773 5882 Rockspr ngs 33 & 7 bypas s Bo ard room & laundry tor Pomeroy Oh Apr I 6 7 & 8 Spec al weekend rat es olde ly 1n my hom e Call 614 992 6022 For more nfo mat on o reservat1on call or wnte to Harper s Adu lt Care Home the followng 614 992 Large Ya d Sale 3 & 4 709 6300 985 4396 P 0 B> has a \lacancy fo another 3rd A ve Ga ll pol s TV re s dent e lderly person Call 742 Pomeroy Oh m eat sl ce r lo t s more Ram 304 675 1293 or sh ne Mt Alto Au c t on Every Saturday 6 p m Co s gn ments accepted 1 00 t I sa e ume Emma Bell auct o 1eer 18 Wanted to Do stay m Ho ze Med• ca l Ce n ter Zelda Davl!l 3 tl • Pomeroy Middleport & VICinity Yard Sale 7 Bmt 272 Chesh re Oh o 4562 0 , .......... u1 a • .., PUBUC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS GALUA MEIGS COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY AR ~ an "-Go.. Public Notoce Apnl Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallopolos Ohoo-Poonl Pleasant W Va Sunday Tomes Sentonel r on bed dresser S nger sew ng ma ch ne fM:ktn g chars P an a stoo Da sy chu n o lamp s lve tw a e Oonoh a slone ra1 bra ss ke Ue handmade qu lis and mos. t ~ m s n good cond I on MISCHLANEOUS ANO FURNITURE 2 Ben Frankl n sta> es con so e sle eo couch ounge Hoove wB~h mach ne mapl e bed oo ab e s ew n ~ mach ne ock ng char p ano Avon boll es k tchen ap p ances ewe! y I ghl ng f dures po ch un ngs c;u ba tte es ly pew 1e c aft tern s b eye es 8 B gun wok labl e sle eo d sh sel lo ys su tea ses glass and bn ss I epla f' rloo \ m lk and c earn t:a ns et ge ala tocls and many ott1e tf>m s too nume ou to men u Co e to get a ba ga n - st mo e lem r.om ng n Poster of 198llnaugu at on of Governor Ce este - I m ted ed !ton w1th Gave no s s gnatu e Poocees of sale go lo Galha Chr shan School Sale held 10 sode 4 H 8u1ldong los1ong not 100% guaranteed SATURDAY APRIL 7, 1984 10 00 AM West of Pomeroy Ohoo on St Rt J3 tum ng!lt on Co Rd 19 to Co Rd 20 turn left approx 2 m1les pass the Pomeroy Health Care Center Turn nght on Eastman to Townshop 185 3rd house on right Watch for sogns TRACTOR & MACHINERY B AC C A C Vac Case w/ plows morre & cult vators PTO N H manu e spreade MM corn ptc ker IH on wheel de del veoy rake AC pull type chopper J 0 pul d sc two wheel Ira le & ho se dra wn cultivato rs CARS 1951 Ply nooul h app ox 36 000 m les 1965 Fa leon Rancharo 1965 Falcon Fulura Hardtop CATTLE Guernsey cow bu I he ler & rabb Is ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS Wood r. ank w nge r hor se collar w bras s knotts ham~ s b ass o I drpper Walthan 7 1ewe pocket watch cha & settee wood boKes and other msc HOUSEHOLD New uund pen c tab e beds desk tables TV sma I dryer re el nFr Hoover was he electr c stove top & oven bu It m shadow box cat on coa furna ce lue o I stove & fura nce 5 lr pi e wa I p pe double srnk & ca brnet a I k nds of char s and more MISC Rd ng & push lawn mower s Homell e & Mac chan saw s aHiess elect c pant sprayet elec tnc moto s Areo gas torches 200 AM West nghouse gas powered eleciiiCwelder 4 saw Mandrell & 2 blade tractor I es 22 evoliers J2 gauge pump shotgun 7 695 Japanese army fie H flOw er Kabor hunt ng kn fe & sheath Boga Tre'""'n~ & Ca se poc ket kn ve s 6 cyl nde1 Falcon en g ne tape ocoode CB rad o FM powe booste 3M cop er and lois more OWNER - LEROY V SAUHRS Cash Posotove I D Eats AUCTIONEERS Dan Sm1th & Ma11n Wedemeyer 949 2033 992 7301 or 245 5152 Not responsbrle for accodents or loss of pooperty HOSPITABLE A REAL FRONT I RCH OPEN STAIRWAY SPAC OUS fORMAL LIVI NG AN D 01~ IJG ROOMS DEN EAT IN K! CHEN 3 BEDROOMS I BAT~ I AR~ EAPT WTH3 BEDROOMS Rf CREA liON RM Sr C N " I > o000 HOM£ PLUS INCOME - I HAl t I Rl K ~ lORY 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS FORMAl 8 MN AfiO ( liVINGRM 0 LUS liVE IN PARENT OR ADI I I HI f r II P IV4FnP AL SO FRAME DUPLEX ON I AC A SI I l I HUMl HOOK UPS TREMENDOUS MONTHI Y NCUMl I \I $8) 000 Not espon s ble to aCCidents or loss of property FOOD SERVED- DOOR PR IZES AUCTIONEER - LONNIE E NEAL - 614 367 7101 TWO DAY ESTATE AUCTION THURSDAY APRIL 5 1984 10 00 AM [slate of Pearl l Wollos located from Rae one Ohoo ap pro• 6 moles east on St Rt 338 to letart Falls Oh10 on Bucklown Rd Watch foo auct10n s gns HOUStHOLD K n ball pla-ver prano w/roll s Rdgeway g~andfath e r s clock Early Amerocan lo.e seat & couch make s nto bed marble top stands large lamps secretar y srngle beds d essers cha os Ke v nator ref geralor West nghouse electr c ran ge drop leal table new coal heatrn g stove hutch Mayta g auto was0e1 small Maylag d1yer RCA coloo TV lo s ol very n ce r nen pots pan s dtshes m rro s p ctu es sw vel chatr chest of drawers & more ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS Chrna cob net stands sew ng 1ocker wash bowl & p tcher cedar chest Bavar an & Nortake chrna serv ce lo18 cry stal m sc olher d shes butter d sh small stone ch urn Oonohho stone I" w cker stand Seth Th oma s ma te clock and other tte-ms MISC 1977 Dodge Aspen auto M1sc hand too s step ladder a cond I oner (I ke new) electrrc heaters and othe m sc FRIDAY APRIL 6 1984 10 00 A.M ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS 4 poster bed rock ng chairS corner cupboard Seth Thoma s mantel cock o I lamps lw n beds smok ng stand dresseos chandel er nrghl stand ta ble & cha rs dresser mrrror & othe1 m sc HOUSEHOLD Hotpomt refr geratoo Calorrc eleclrrc ra nge Veslo1 boUle gas range la rge oval rug J D Penny color small IV tan s beds d essers couch makes nto bed couch rechner color TV k !chen cabonet breakfast table w/ 4 c ha~rs lamps prctures horse clock lots of n ce I nens pols pan s & diShes MISC 3 H P Sentry 18 lawn mower roto t ller wheel barrow sw ngs pocn c ta ble lawn cha~r s step ladder han d tool s strawberry boxes and more ETHEL KAUFFMAN - Admonostrator Case No 24322 DAN SIIITH - AUCTIONEER 949 2033 OR 992 7301 Cash Eats Posotove I 0 Not Responsoble for Accod1nts or Loss of Property FARM MACHINERY AUCTION FIRST SATURDAY EVERY MONTH $38 000 BUYS THIS I OVEI Y 1 FOU RTH AVENUE Nl AI! i ll' RANGE AN DREF RIG I 01MA I GARAGE Saturday, April 7, 1984 10.30 A M. DAVIS IMPLEMENT & AUCTION SALES Take Rt 73 & 104 North of Ports mouth to Dry Run road"- Take Dry Run Road 1112 Mtels to Dav1s lmple ments We will be selling 1 row of equ1pment absolute on th1s sale So 1f you have QqUipment you want to sell bnng 1t to th1s sale ALL CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME New equopment - All Kong Kutter bush hogs smgle bottom plows 1 row I(Uito vators boom poles potto plows Also new mechanocal trasnplanter tobacco setters 1 row CLASSIC TUDOR THIS HOME HA\ I AI Ml II IIVIN( CARl S NCE THE OAY IT WAS 8UIL "N l II SHDWS cOlOR COORDINATE DCARPET NG WALI PA lR RAPl S 4 Rf OR ( M) 2 BATHS EQUIPPED KIT CHEN HAS OA k f AHIN IS 111 RY 101 REFRIG RANGE DISHWASHFR I M' l 0 N Nf I I RECREAION ROOM WITH POO IARI 1\ AP ~ I ( ARA $78 000 $40 000 - 3 BED ROOM RAN CH M ll M 1 A ' YARD GA FIREPLACF AnACHEO GARAGf lE N HEATING MOSllV CARPEl EO ASllAI 01\NfR lA 801 HI HOME IN CIIY AND MUST SEl OLI fl N l ~ EN ARY JUSTTHE RIGHT SIZE FOR NEWl YW£ 0S I M Nb i ORS ? BEDROOM RANCH EAT IN Kll CHEN f NCI D BACK YARD WIIH GARDEN SPACE CARPORl IN Cll \ 'l 0 ll We Carry New Parts & Used Parts OPEN 8 30 TO 5 00 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYS If you have machonery you want to11ell but cannot haul call us at 1 614 Sb5 4773 and we woll be glad to malll ar rengements to get equipment ltauted for yow INFORMATION CALL 1-614-585-4773 HOWARD DAVID GARY DAVIS AUCTIONEER GARY DAVIS ;. LICENSED & BONDED IN OHIO & KEIITtfen COUNTRY CHARMER - fRUIT TREl RE RR Y PATCH NICE 2 BEDROOM RANCH EATIN K CHFN \I OOD8U l NER GARAGE CITY SCHOI SYSIEM $34 900 �The Times-Sentinel 1984 Ohio-Point 54 Misc . Merchandise 54 Mise Merchandise 1979 Ford 7, 900 31 000 $5 008 22 . 000 F 250. G VW 614-388-9991 or614 -3888623 . m1 l1k e new 93 900 3 nwb1le home all ies complete ne w $300. B. &_R. WOOD SHOP Patio furn1tu_re, picni c tables and novelt•es . Call 304 -SJS 5405 Call 6 14 - 256 6244 get $20 a load , $30 deli vered . Call 304-675-299l . --c hu1n saw S 7 5 l'ollen Wurlitzer funmaker . two custom digital music sy 3 tem organ , like new, oak. good buy. 304 -675 -1882 . Ca11 614 256 1 52 8 ·- - JV C stt;re o rece1vet . tape 1urnt .1 ble. Bos ton A 11eck > Pt:i11~r: rs 2000 3 -glass door 51 100 Call IBSG :) r 44bD !J6 14 Beautiful green sal in drapes pr ofe ssion a l mad e. 304 ~ 446 - , ,<~~HIS -40 5 Hrww 675 -1255 V1rieo . Se'-j!_!,d /l •; t> Gall •p o ll s \lo~PI''I WP. ren t pl ayers :J ill h f!IIJVII'~ g. Ri g 55 Building Supplies s~ l ec tl on! Caii~4C. l7 1 8 80 V1k1 "~l 1-JUP up Full co ffee tabl e. blade. elec t nc C all 446 · 19 2 4 IP•t! Sill ' BollfiS qiM!f! t typCI'm'"r BUilding ma1erials bl?ck, bri c k , sewer pip es, Windows . lintels , el c . C laude Winters , Rio Grande, ca mp e r s 1,400 ~13 G remlm X 6 c vl. . 3 ~prl " 1 200 76 D a1 su n 610 sr q "'-'•1gon . 4 sp d ., A C . S650 o~ ma ke offe r Ca ll 614 367 J 157 Shipped Direct - lowest Colt, You build i1 or we Will. 0 . C•ll614 -245 -5121 . lUMBER -Rough cut, oak , po plar, 2x4 . 2x6 , 2x8 , 1 )1.4 , 1 "6 . 1 JC8 , le ngth available. 8 ft . thro ugh 16 h . Hog g & Zuspan, 304 · 773 -5554 ONLY AT AKC Reg. Poodle puppies. ready for Easter S150. Call 446· 1609 . 24x48 garage or bern $1 ,850 . 2 bdr. wilderness home 83.950. See our model. 1 -614 -886-7311 . • 61 Farm Equipment Rat Terrier puppies . 304676-1506 . JIVIDENS FARM EQUIPMENT 614-446 -1675 long tractors, Varmeet round balers, rakes, tedders. & mowers also a complete line of bale handling • feeding Firew oo d fo r sal e. Come and All kmds o l lurnance p1pes. Ca1 1614 256 1528 10 Pets for Sale April Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1, 1984 71 Real &tate General Like new ato ck trail er . Cell s pecial go od c ond ., 1981 C hevette c <~miHH 1111 Pofla pol S25 55 Building Supplies W.Va. 57 Now open for busines s, Mountain State Block, At . 33, New Haven . Complete ma,sonry supplies. 4", 8 ", 12 'block. Delivery service. Phone day 304· 882 -2222 . evening 882 -3239 . 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor -outd o or facilities . AKC Dobe rman puppies : Stud Servi c e . Ca/1614-4467795 . Judy Tayl o r Grooming . Call 614-367-7220. Briarpatch Kennel s Profes · sional All -breed grooming . Indoor -outdoor board ing fac ilitie s E n glish Coc ker Spa niel puppies. Call614 · 3889790 Musical Instruments Baldwin organ with double keyboard . Fully equipped with leslie speakers. foot pedal and rhythms accom paniment . Call 614 -992 - 6384 . accessories . To - bacco and corn sprayers, wagons, rotary tillers, rotary cutten . blades. cultivators, discs, plows. post drivers, plastic tanks . wood splihers, gates. powerwasher, akid steer loader. Wheelhorse with tandom axel And see us for a complete line of parts & service USED EDUIPMENT 58 Fruit & Vegetables Hartis Farms & Green Houses . At . 1 24 , Portland. Oh . Now open 1 Q .. dusk . ~or sale. low colestrol eggs, 80c dozen . 304 · 675 -5428 after 5 p .m . Farm Supplies & Liveslock 245 Massey Ferg , 3 -8N Ford, 9N Ford, 424 IH, 801 Workmaster Ford, 50 Ferg ., 150 MF with loader. J .D . doz:er, Vermeer round baler, 120 MF be~ter. IH disc mower. gravi ty wagons . plows. corn planter, lime spreader. WE BUY USED EOUIPMENT. C•ll446 -1675 Ford model 309, 2 row corn plantef . $700 : M F. 8ft .. 3 pt disc. S600 ; M .F. hay condttioner , S400 All in very good condition . Call JBB -9996 WISEMAN REAL ESTATE CA N YOU GET ... Black l a brad o r pupp1 es. 5 wks . ol d, 3 ma le, 6 f e mal e. mother AKC lab rad o r. fa ther mbced, S20 ea. Call 61 Tr oy· Bilt till e rs . Ch eck our special pr ice b efore you buy any . tillers Swisher Imple men t Co . St . At .7 N, Galli p olis . OH . Call 614 -446 - 0 475 (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down· stairs equipped with kitchen. living room. dining room and den; upstairs has two bed· rooms and one bath; house also has base· ment. Lot size approx. 48"x308'. Needs work . If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine . 949-2210. pup and do g house. C al l 446 -0854 no ACK Bo xe r Farmall A tractor '4 ' bush hog. turn plow s 1,500 . Call 614 · 367 -7745 , after 6 :00 ca ll s after BPM . 614-3 67 -0212 . Reg 3 yr o ld female point er for sale or tra do for gun Ca ll 446 -4472 . W e are makmg wtld deals on new D eutz t ractors this month . Call u s bP.fore buying Mat e Engli sh anywhere elsA or we both lose Siders Equtpment Co 446 -21 77 Se t1 Ar Call CENTRAL REALTY NEW LISTING - Well kepi 2 bed room hom e. U shaped 2 n1ce srze porches. l car garage , level lot. Call lor detarls. k1tche n base men t can easrly be made mto ·fam.lly roonl. 614 -256 -1379 outo. •3.195 . 1980 2 dr. Ford Fairmont, 4 cyl. , auto, air, •2.996. 1980 Renault LeCar 4 lpd., air, sun roof. AM-FM. *2.495 . 1979 Ply- constructed conrete block Real Estate General Farm Equipment 1981 2 dr ., ·theV'W' Chevette (!) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres w~h a nicely Dre~gonwynd C att e ry · Kennels AKC Chow pu p · p•e s, CFA Himalavon, Pe r · sian an t! S1am eso ki tte ns . Call 614 ·446 -38 44 aft e r 6 . 1982 AMC Spirit 6 cyl . auto ., air, ~-FM . $4,196 FOR SALE home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath, 12M15 living room and 24x24 family room. Partially carpeted. fuel oil furnace w~h facili· ties for woodbumer. 12x15 block storage build· ing. 20x30 block garage. Right off Rt. 248, country setting, y, mile east of Chester. Ohio. don 't mrss lhrs one As krng only $21.000. APARTMENT FOR RENT- 1 bedroo m. krl chen.I IVrng roo m. lurniShed. $1)0 00 month. water. se wa ge. you pay gas & elect rrc. dPpos1t req u1red mouth Horllon 4 1pd.. low mlleogo. f2 .395 . 1979 Buick Skyhawk 6 cyl. , auto. oir, AM -FM tope. &2 .495 . John' a Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. 446 -4782 . Opon til GET THE OWNER OFF OUR BACK Owner wants aquick salt on this spacious L-shaped ra'!Ch. G~llt location-only 5 minute walk to downtown but m a qUiet netaftborhood. Nice11oor plan aUo~ the 1670 sq. ft._s~em a lot larae_r. 3 BRs. l 'h bath . beautiful living room and dmmc are~ . ll!·lft kitchen . enlrance Ioyer . and new family room w/ stone flrepllce, bay window and attractive bookcases . hardwood floors.JIS hut and central air. Slorace space is plent•ful Owner has boucht another home and READY TO DIAL' WIS(MAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY - 446-3643 ------ -----.. .... Real Estate General FOR SALE BY OWNER Californ ia Ranch Brick. 2200 sq. ft. with beautiful wood· work. large living room with fireplace. adjacent dinint room. family room with built-in barbecue in stone wall; 2 ~ ceramic baths with glass shower enclosure doors; 3 spacious bedrooms (one with built-in desk 'cabinet area): all electric kitchen With new cabinets and formica top which includes dishwasher. disposal and refrigerator. J. 15x20 ft. pat1o with slate tile and new alum1num awnlllJ wrth wrought iron posts and large Warm Morning gas erilf. A regulation badmin1on court. 27x47 concrete slab, ideal ' fot badmrnton. basketball. shuffle board, etc. with larp outSide light for night use: workshop and storage area in basement with metal Bilr.n rtnM~ P.nr.lnfOI!d rarare. Central air conditioning. Thermopane windows. 12"' insulatioll in ceilings and 6'" insulation in exterior walls. C..rpetint throughout house .. cepl one large bathroom . Gallipolis · city schoo ls and excellent neighborhood which ~as Neith·. borhood Watch One of Sprrng Valley's nicest homes . Call 446-2734 or 446-2206 Real Estate General To Buy or Sell Call Nancy Jaspers 949-2901 304 -675 -7421 Autos for Sale 71 82 Wanted to Buy TOP CASH paid for late model used Clltl . ,Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 East· ern Ave . .' Gallipolis . Call Set of used drag type discs. Call before 2PM. 614· 3670632. W•nted to buy tobacco poundage. Coli 6 t 4 -2568251 . Wanted to Hotchlng egge Buff Orping· pon, White Wyandott or Light Brohmo . 304-675· 3946. w•nt to lease tobacco allot menta. Mason, Cabell, Putnam County . Call Andy Sigler. Morgan's Woodlawn Yeslerday·s I Jumblaa COLI C QUOTA · OUTLAW FLURRY he 's reild)l for th is- A ··Row ·· 83 2-~ Livestock stock Simatal bulls. around 900 lbs. Also 26 cows and 26 calves. Call 1-614-682-7319 al1er8 :00 PM . 1 OHP Bolen a tractor with mower, plow, disc. and Farm. Rt. 35. 304-6752276 or 304· 736-2342 . rototiller, price $1,600. Call 614 -682-6061. 63 Stud colt. 1 vr. old in May Part quaner horse & appa- livestock loosa. Call614 -742 -2267 . Registered Angus bulls. 1 -3 yra. old, axe. blood lines. Slate Run Farms, Jackson, 64 Hay & Grain 64 2 wk. old Cornish Rock Chicks $1.00 each. Call Hay & Grain M~GKEE 'Reo''* SUNDAY, APRIL 1 446-4206 Inc. Bonnie Stutes, Realtor Ph . 594-3S43 NEW LISTING - Modern 3 bed roum ranch Owner wrllrng lo lake a Mobile Home 1n on trade Pnced 1n thP tower 30's. G111e us a call for more detatls. barn w1th large loft. stalls tor horses or cattle Cit)• schools mrnes . good road $39.800 Ask l elia 304-675 -3308 . No Sundoy Hay, straw and firewood. 304-458 -1666 Mhted hay $1 .50 bale or will sell by ton. 1 -304-882 - 2767 . 71 Autos for Sale 1977 Ford Mustang Cobra, Hay for sale, square bales. Call614-949-2502. 388-9690. 302 engine, 4 spd .• 64,000 miles, $2,750 Call 61 4· On ly ST. RT. 35- Stone fireplace and lar5e ~al10 llo<H Scornphmenl thrs large country style kitchen.. A fo rmal rJmrng room Moderr hvmg room, P') baths. beaut1lully wall papered w1th g1ea mmRtile G54 - Almos1 Heav en srttrng hrgh on Parner s Rrdge. 33 acres. lovely 3 BR b11ck home. 2'\ bath s. load s of cupboards m a larg e cou n· try kitc hen. qual il y carpet. contrasts Th1 s home has been newlv deco1atet1 wltll carpet. pamt wall paper A posrble ban assumptron P11ced $52 000 STATELY HOME - Srrtrng on 656 acre of woonla nd and I 6 acre> m/1can a lso ~ purchased Only ERA HOME BUYERS WARRANTY. .. ,~,· u '""~· · • "" ·"' I l u '""" .11~1llwr huflll' wrthnu111 .• .. •I, . •.. ' ,,, ....," .... ··-·' I • • .. o , > ~ \ ' • ••I .. , '" • "' , ,1, , I" I '· ·~ · ' ' ' ' I •· lo•l "•• " " ., ' """ .•. :,j I "" . , o..,,. ..., ' ool o• l• • 1••·· 1<., .. ,. ,.. "" ' ' "' "'' I I , ' " ' " " < ' I ~ '. I """ ' \••• •• " , , '' • I . ,. , , ' o . •" " .... ' ,,. ,1 , olo •, olo-< l • .,l(• lo • • oil, . ~ '"""" ' -~· I• op "'·''' <' • ' " ol " "I I All yuu need to know in Reall:sL1Ie. ...,,,.,h"ll• .....• 1. ~ ol •ol • • I• 0 o "" 1ol" oio • I ...,.. . ...., ..'", "'' -··· . ,., ' ... .., ... ' " ' . . ' '"'' .... ···',,, '"....' . • t•lfl o '" 1.~ , """"" I,., . . . ,,, ., 1, o Beautiful brick, 3 bedroom ranch home. Like new condition. immediate posses· sian. Creative financing available. P34- 10 acr es m/ 1. Vrnton Co . 3 mrles soulh ol Wrlkesvrlle on Rt 160. 3 BRs. 2 bath s. deluxe featu res slld- S1de mg mrrror closet do ors, lir e- sc hool d1 s'nrt $16 500- 1981 KINGSBURY MOBILE HOME W! EXPANDO by s1dc ref freezer. dish washer. doulJIP 0\{'llS. llreplac e m hvm g room . Central an Large co ve•ed pilhD Underpmnm~'. All yotJ have to du IS rnove m Monthl y paynwrtl $273 Uf' l IIIOrl !ll lr1 CJ!y place . cunetele fr ont porch and rear pat1o For more mto ca ll Worley. $65.000 - TARA ESTATES - 81l evel 4 bedrcurns.lollllol llml: room and dmmg ro om or Rental property Home has been cumpll'1el~· •rdom~ Nrw w~r mg_ plumbing, carrel etc 3 bE'rl10oms. 2 bfllhs. modPrn k1trt1en mud roorrl. family roo m. wb fuepl ace La1ge bUIIdm ~ used 25 a busm~ss ·~. Look lhrs over CITY PROPERTY - 2 ~l ory, 3llt'dtl.illlll\. liltJ.(P lot or homr 3rct Avr Pr1rf'rl 111 !nr 20"s ~Ji:;f r l.-: 1 8.6 ACRES - Mur P or less. f<.y,'"r Crf.l( ~ rnoh1le homf' l hr·1roomo, 7 P~ l 'il ;nuhil f' lwr ne ho 't h11 p~ s hop~ng buy• 3 bedrooms. bath. large kltchert. aluminum Siding aoo storm re l~re ment F. w •1l~nt ) fdr1P i 5 ACRES - Mon' or less Good bw ld~n~ ',ltr ')fl ) 1,1tP R')UI" Pm:ed only $7.000 90 lb tobocco quole large hvmg room. lormal dm111g room w1th sunn y w1ndow seat and bu1ll·•n ch1r1a S1ttmg room, eat-m kitchen. full ba sement wlwood burner anri rt 2 car heated ga rage Convement to sc hool s nd w1ndows. Nrce yord wrlh outbUilding On Marn S1 rn Rutland. Only $16.000 fam1ly room 2 car 11 2filV,f' DP.rh fr r.m OWNER FINANCING TO AQUALIFI£0 BUYER - Home Bus""" Phone 742-3171 614-286-4498 - 614-286-6375 1·800-874-1114, ext. 220 Lar~,e krlchen Kyger Cteek Schools M. l. "'Bud'" McGHEE Broker Cheryl Lemley . Meigs County Associate WINNIE BLAIR REALTY CENTURY 21 c1ty f elllures ~ cozy lamrly "room wb lrre~ace. 3 bedroom. 2 halhs wrlh lub and shower 2 car g;,uage. 81!.!1l.n 1nterest r~!l· assumoblr to qualil1ed buyer Shown by appornlmenl dry ba semen t. m1ne ral s are rncluded. Close to mrnes. $79.000 Ask zella Real Estate General E>eelle11l terms available MMR 543 - Newer lolal eleclnc home. 2 berl ruonrs. oollt nrce krtchen 'llh carpel lhroughout Lorge 12"x24" deck A 1us1 rrghl si.Jrter home ol a good prrce ol $25.000. MMR 540 - Commerc10l burldr11g Located on St Rt m rn Rutland Downsloii S rs la1ge 20'x60" room w1th bath and storage area Upsta11s has a neal 4 room apartment wrlli balh. Emllenl oppMunrly at $10.900 MMR 544 - Just look allhrs home and you·ll agree rt"s o super 2 m1nu1es trom lmmal entry hvmg room and formal dmmg room. moder11 k1tchen. Avenue m Pomeroy Th1s lovely home ha s 3 spacwus bed rooms. 910 West College St., Rio Grande, OH. WE NEED LISTINGS Fot Meigs Co Lrsl1nis Call Cheryl Lemley 742-3171 C8 - Me~g s Co. mrn r fa rm. Wri t la ndscaped . 9.7 5 acres w1t h 3 BR ranch s1yle home It yo u ltke your priva cy call Tany a MMR 535 - P1cluresque home nes~ f't1nl the maples on Mulberry 1 TO 4 P.M. krt chen Sttuated on large :m ner lot Close to town m crty sc oo d1Sir1ct (Green Elew) Call to see :h1s onP 1 on 5 rollm g acre s. clo se to 614-246-5084 or 614 -245· 5815 ol1er 8PM. 1------- - -- ANY TIME 667-6164 . Transportation Northup King corn, alfalfa &. grass seed. other 11!um seeds. Call Vaughn Taylor. BMR 389 - OWN ER SAYS SELL TODAY' You r lanllly wrll entOJ the !Oomrness ol tills house lnclues 4 BRs.' ba lhs. LR DR. bu ~l- r~ 2.37 ACRES - More or le~< Counlry slmosphere only 4 m1les from town Modern home 3 bedrooms. I' both>. 2 wb f11eplaces. IIVrng room. famrly room. newly decorated kr1chen Garage 16>46 sales. SUNDAY, APRf~ 8-2:00-4:00 p.M. ;L;;;_,_;"-"'··· ~" . PRICE REDUCE 15.000! Take a look at this maintained home. Immaculate inside and out. Remodeled. Steel siding. 3 Bedrooms. nice cabinets in kit,hen,large living room, fo1mal dining. bath. Basement. Carpeted throu"gllout. Nalulal ps heat. Garage. Outbuiludings. .91 ol an acre lawn. Cheshire area. $44,900. #555 ••II CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. 446-6610 ' all for under $70.000 Busm!:''}. w a~ r.rocer,· Cozy 3 bed room home . For Sale By Owner Phone 446-8221 U'.PCI <!', t ' o"' J , \t(l ltUII r1 rrl STATE RT. 218 - 3 bedroom honw 2 h.il ho., ~ t lr ll!:'l' lqrrn,llllvmr room. d mm ~:. 1i!tnlly room. 1.970 sq It f illl)• tr1 1r-.•1wd rat10 caq.J+?I omJ shdmg dums o!I-JM4to Slorarl' bUII(hnr l 'J t re\ mpH ' or le'}S c1tv schools lmmed1a1r po\ ) f'<i~I Oil LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOME IN CITY - F11sl Ave11ue Four Bedroom brick home with Chandler kitchen, custom drapes. plush carpet, attached 2 car garage_. situated on 12 acres with stable. rail fences. swimming pool, ~&rage­ workshop. Immediate possess ton. 2 ACRES MI L loca ted on St Rt 35 Good bu1 d ng srlr H>~ i mo b1le home ho'"' k up W1'!l ~ il l er al ~u c1 wa ler !flp and r. ~ 1mag1 build1n g City schools "' · \) fin a ~ POMEROY - Contenrporar ti[i)UCf. land more or les'o\1.\Cf. " ··-"'' Priced In the 5Q~l ... c l tmi'ln clng u 0 11; TIRED OF CITY ol ~ oor1 · th " '1neml one 4 YEAR OLD HOME. 5 ACRES Mot In r Nc1 \U tf' hiiS prov t rl ~c a IPri O 'r! ·~ · tltll~· Wll h1 11 ~ lell'l m1l;>s ot l_;<l llltJ!Jii\ yr1 •l the 01y Sch ~1u1 rOO m ldr~l' S·r:.kr• ranch ~ly l e on 5 more or I":'SS w1!h i!pprm 3 arrPs tillahiP Barn and lhre (3) nth,... storage buildings S~1 nw ltnC111r m Qood shape WoorJ ur uJal stove locatt:'rl 1n ~J\,11 1 ;:,n h-Y{I Rf' il i nt rP hnme h\1 1ng ur11q tw •ttc ht-1' wtth 1ir·l\1) ol bUilt ·10 Ctltllll•J\ nu:'n! wo•lo. u•, po.rch plu:. 7 ~'1 1 \1 ' ' ,,.,,; l ur11: I' t' • I {'ll llL ' pi11Clgf' 11 11 ' 1• ,.· ' ,:I • berJwor 11~. 3 ill res 2 h1ii lJ.'!IIh fl 1''1'H' ' IJ(, I11 • 602 ;jTI t wood burner i'l l\1~ ...- 1 "t·· ot land Cdll · ~ · ... · · 1 5howtnr ol !ht' .-. ... ~· ~·~ (It•. IIIVI\11'\' ~ Up('r rr l(t'\l 111 !!1£:' $60'. II[ "I• •58& Pm l' t11n HOME. BUSINESS AND EXTRA BUILDIN GLOT '" "·'"''" lovely 3 BR . 2 bath ran,h situated on a 1.3 acre lot. AI· !ached garage . ~eat pump . central air . Rural w4ler. Call CENTI.JRY 21 Sou1hern Hills R.~., Inc. 446-66 I 0, for mare details. 12x6J S! tu11 the 20s OPEf\1 HOUSE FAIRFIELD CHUpCH ROAD, Approw . 1 m•le from St. Rt. 141 . Turn right onto Plep~ont Hill School road tfl•n right onto Fairfield Church Rd . Follow stgni from St _ Rt. 141. 1 BMR 436 - EXCELLENT STARTER HOME wrth 2 BRs LR. OR, nrce krlchen . utrlrl"y and new bathroom Corpetd throughout Screened potro. carport Lorge lot Call for appornlment G53 ~Clean as a PHI . ready to move rn 3 BR ranch home Ground ear corn $6.50 per 100. Bring own container. Beth Null 245·9507 Steve McGhee 446-1255 BMR 442 - OWNER SAYSREDU CE' 1974 Shultl mobtle home (12>651 frp Oul rnclurlP< 1 nn ding or pet. ownrng & p.Wo. srt uated on 1 acre m-1 Sale Pen . ., "'uded Crly schools. Was $20.000. now $17 .90G call lor delarls' 0577 . Real Estate General OPEN HOUSE - Conditioned Hay for sate; mixed alfalfa, orchard gran. oats, &. clover . Call 614- Oh 614-286-5395 or 614286·1787 . . Corn planters: New Ford 2 row. used 4 row MF. Call I (Anaw.,. Monday} buy tobacco poundage. Call446-9777 0< 4411-3692. Jim Owen & Call 446-0552 Anytime MCGHEE 'Reo ~ 1972 Cadillac Coupe , power , climate control . stereo. dark blue , loaded, excel · lent condition. Call 446 - ~'21. Co. M&war:A(IIIXXIIIXXJ An1w.,-. The gondolier may be serenadm g you , but 446-2192. ~wf .. ~ ..~· VI.IU. 614 -446-2282 . Real Estate General Now arrange the drdlld letters lo form me surpr/11 anawer. as suggested by lhe above cartoon. -.-• Real Estate General dark. iHAI 5TORY AI!IOU"T iHE DOG WliH "THe WAG\SING iAIL... HAD iHI~. 614-379·2468. Real Estate General Autos for Sale BRICK HOME - FULL BASl MENl REDUCED10 $59 900 00 Fo 1 \il iE' 01 trdde 31ub 111 Cl11· li••· '"' · ,, · l 1•'1 i· Jt• "• · ! 11"tt'· ·, , r \_1 " "' ,\ ." II lamtl y rocm. ctmm p roon "li t ,. ·• ., ' I' 1 •' wood 01 COdl btunp r Nat ~-t ' ~~ ,·/', , . _;I modr 1n 'i lf'P c,av'€ 1 ~.1tc!wn (Ill ,', \ .. ' wood lranw I t .lfl( OI'. \ MII'>I ,,, . '> tr· M•11 • .. , · ,., ,1 l " o~ · ·l ·.' ,. ·.•• •. · · • •, · · ' n .t' P• ··n· '• - 1 -t ~ lm <;hOWint' NI CE BRICK LIKE NEW CLOSE 10 £V£RYTH ING Beau lllul :;ur IOUildm g<, 7 100111\ dll b110 T,', ) (,-,I I. I I rl ~ f- I .ott'•' H11 Famly room 14"-.:28" livmg room I~ ~:fl f•Jnt rn•11 l• · " r.1 "l·r; 4ntt the best part aboul lhiS propt>Jty. ~~ · ~ , . 1· ,.., '·• 1\ ,.'·· t· f' hor•· n:h... •554 BRICK HOME AND 2 ACRES - 147 000 3 1Jedr[l()!l1 ~ cah1net . ,,.11 t, 1" tl! ill .1 -tn•:J tt5Q l billll hOme Wllh j()h, r: ! • •:' .1 ', ,··ur· · d1\ l1w .t'•11 ·r . •r! 1•,• 1· ; 11' lm.~l dlllln;: rocm Kvr:er C r f'f~ Sc!t Jo · ~ · ) cl~o-: i! ll ll'~r r an~e PEACEFUL AREA A hall ;,err ·11ut-> 01 less w 111 Ill IIIItH'" ru~ 1 1 v 1 n~ rr)() !l l. k fchrn w1lh hu :it 111 ·· baS('tn{'n\ ;:~nd f..11g(' ' hal I ~ 11 :"""; >II·, Urifllw:.t1f'f1 lOOm with n hratol.ll"' · r··,t · l .111 lor f11·ta1l;:, Real Estate General 1 '" ' ' • '" "I' ,.: I. , ., " • • •( lull "( 11 )' I '., ,. :-"1 • ' •. '• !' : ' \ 1' (j •491 INVE STM ENT INCO ME Ncf'd a homP plu ', an lflCOIIlt-, 1'-. IJr, ll!t' ,r- 1 ',\1t' ,~o: ll~>l wtnt you nppd 1 lovely modt'IIl slonr l)l rtf u u~ ID ft 'rll.l l ·rtn!t' l urw , tfl PJ l:P II ~n t cortdl!rvll Cornplplply ll il ll:\h 'c i .t!l v0u '" .tv•',-0 rlo ~~ move m Artnrr~ ~ P .:~rr!'~ ann ,JI)rkt->d IXlrlll l l t al!'O or· ,, Y.1t~-' Ht<:hi'..J)" You cfl n iJ-M ' ';CIJ ' nw1 hJ'Fl~"' "·'- Ju 'il Cfll l to1 "11 01•· , j,' ta • l~ #599 SEE THE FINE FOLKS AT CLELAND REALTY, lARGE LOT IN POMEROY - llloor pion 3 ucdroorn homt> ba'-.l'mPnt. trUI!tlers. gardrn <;pace nwnt Wrln!', $2~ 000 00 ga ra1~r m ~w" GOOD lASH AND GOO D BUY-C ROUSE BECK ROAD B.::•JtJit!lll l 1 1'111hltuiV" fl•, -~ ·,· ,. 1 ·I' 1',,!!1 , .l r<H l ",1'rlg1' 1· Tir<l larRe ~ 1 1l!l1'rl lr•M1tl1 1' lr \ .11 11J1 1• I ' ·' •' "" ~ ' 1'\ .· l~ ' diJ[dUI ~()1 Jl y 40 rl Ill glnii ' H1 j1(JOI f iH'l ll\ I [!(" ,', •. ' .0: I :' ' : .:• ,]l ot ,1",1 .;Jill" Supr1b C0f1111110il I ·II '" 11 l't·J -tH• · •514 THEY WANT TO I1ELP YOU BUY OR SELL A HOME. CITY SCHOOL S YStL~ N1ce la rgp IO! 100 It hv 30 ~ t· l~ 1' !1 . •- ·· [ · · .. ·'· ~~· home 1n e ~ c ellt>n! umd:l• on ; .11 ~-. , r h ·- · _,. · .-• .,t .·r f ~ t( 1' Jf!'a close to G a llt~ OII' lar1 11 ttr)•· · J ' : 1 ~· 1, • t l" · II ~.n , 51 6 . ~00 I et u~ \hOw you 1111-., r II !" nl, l'• "SS" "'\,• U. S-3 BR RANCH - $59 .500 o\89 LOW PRI CED BEGINNER HOM! IN --~-~1..... DANVILLE - A lltfl•· coun trv chur ch - comes w1!h D•<HI11 prw·. •.(•rr. IXIOk\ ilnd P!f Ha\ il full baserrlf'nl tnrl 7 Ia<;\ ror1m c, np<;fttlr '> and a lar ge sanctuary POOL- 3100 FT.-Whr1e Brick - 1119.000 GRANDVIEW ES1Al! S- 159 900 · Sell thrs month. ~ ~-~ _ ,-- ~~ J I 104 ACRE FARM Z l;, rm hnusr.s -one 6 room ~ rJnd hat'l :. UI ' lf'l hP21er, 2 ba rns, 2 Chicken fiOII SPO, Oll f-' 3 'OJrr ~ Wond CPI I...r WIU :. rn O ~ l' I1 J, r' ahOVI' lil l m1ne r; ll nghts go w1 th salr Ap~ rn ~ 6C .-1CII':, ·tii1JhiL' mu a<1 ,ne~ pa -..lu lr' lnnd Pnced !o '.rll al $49 900 Don· , lrl t h ~ l.1r r1 #594 10 12 SQUAR E FOOT BLOCK BUIL DING Mar1¥ u',l " ~ u)ed to be a groc1·rv \torr no "' rnddf' mto d .1u10rn p1u• hill I' no m~· ! 111'1 011 heillrr. rural l\'2h·• ' I st'' '!l plu:. dril!r(f wPII al I Yt oon t iikt· #592 DUTCH STYLE COUNTRY HOME 4 brC11oorrt::. ? tJc~ lh:. tully eou•not~f11 '.'1 "· ~ ·tr llPn twmill rlntuth roo m. IJilt•tv rnorn wl!n woofll:lwnn tM itr ~ar;, gp ,.,1!h r~utu opener Style ht·.tuty char m .Hlrl omlnr: - .111 tl P~ Cflht• lhts home urrcecl $74 900 ~ #312 SPRING VA LLEY SUB DIVISION SILVER BRIDGE AR!A - 61 •80 Com Bldg Vi1Crlnt tN" NH~r ~1ze hu•ld• ng lt11:. w 1H ' 11 1111 l!t'' 1018by 171? BeMe•~el urn ''0'' lllt'l!' 1ot ~Ill' • 456 DRIV E A LITH E SAV£ A LOl 3 RR lull ba; rmrnt. wh•lf' altn•••HI!I ' ·~I\· '•. 'lt t · 1 ru1f C. llrf'1 1( 1: 30'x40' shmgled roo! lot~ ot Yourt~ !H l ( • .1: ' 1UP1 • 1' •'1 '' l. !t r h. ~ reduced lo only $1 3.900 • 451 6 RO OMS. CATHE DRA L CE il iNG Approx1malely 2 acrs of land, 2 halh\ 3 twcll liOm ~ wn1c.11wood s1d111g_ mce modern step saver ~ liC hen )'.1:-. I A furnace. lar~f> l•v· mg room lt~nd has a sp11 n~. f1sh1ng ponrl apr!e and !Wach trees. n1cf' peaceful seHmg Phone today #59 3 1.57 ACRES - 7 ROOMS N1cl' twnw Central rt1r rural water system. largt' larr11ly rmrrt. 26"x2J Gil1,1ge. ho rnr' ~Pt' 1\ stora~e Ou1ldrn R. sto rm wrndo w~ ancl rloor s Ntce now #570 [nur room block home wrth llnme or rental rn vestment $1 IIITWIO -Newly lblull!l!d 2 bedroom home neat and cute. New carpeq, Plllelil1& etllldudeS washer, dryer. range, refrigemr ani! diWo;sl,., Has a carport and patio $26.900.00 · �' Times-Sentinel Page-D-b- The Autos for Sale 71 1986 Muatlng convertiblt t3 ooo 1882 Volktwooon Rabbitt 14,200. Call 448· 8238 1982 Cam~ro V·S, auto, T top Call 448-2 leO 1977 Camara fair cond Call 814 -379-2728 1970 Pontiac Bonnevtlle runs good, body fan. 8226 71 Ohio Auta1 far Sale 77 Thunderbird Town Lan· dou. 70.000 mllaa. Looded. 304·895-3448. 1973 Buick La lab,., PI, PB, Alr-cond • outo, 81,000 mlloo. o•c. body ....100.00 llrm 304 -878 ·1788 , 977 Multang Cobra 1 1 Call ofter 8 00. 304-5782738 Call 614 -245-5220 1979 Mustang Ghta, black grey, vtnyl top Call after 5 992 6843 1975 Olds Cutlass Su preme, good condttton ftrst S1000 buys Call614 -949 - 2181 1981 VW Rabbit spd 2 dr 4 am -fm stero cassette Exc con $4100 Cal l 614- 992 7639 1980 Toyota Celie a lift back 1 owner excellent condttlon , 5 speed, sun roof. black package, Call 304 675 5981 week days after 6 30 p m Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 9 p m 4 dr hatchback, 4 1978 Ford F-160 custom. sp transmtsston clean sell or trade 304 -675 6286 One 1171 lnternetlonel dump truck, eer . no . 418080H083138, Rutlond Twp, Owner. Can be '"" et Dopot 81 on 111ft at ltone lot. lido will be open Moy 4, ot 8:30 ot llu1lond Flra Station. Wo ruorve tho right to ,.!tot oil bldo. Submit bldt to Edna lwlck 11 Rutland Department etore. 1977 Dodge pickup, 6 H bed, 8 cyl . 304-773-8207 lopper 11,296 00 882·2234 7867 1969 VW window wan, low 1969 Ford PU S 150 or best miloa, 8800 Call 614 -387 7760 1980 Chevy Scotodole 4•4. 48,000 mlln, aux tank , offer Call 614 2 66-1628 ahon ,975 Ford F-100 Explorer 446 -2107 or 814 -3670107 -------- L $6,500 PU. mco. $1 350 Coli 4467268 1947 Willy'o 446-4410 New truck fenders & doors Chevy fenders S84 96 Chevy doors S, 76 Ford fenders $75 Ca11614 - 256· 1979 Chevy Luv 4 wheel dnve Call 446·3553 . Call Jeep 882 3727 302 eng1ne. 74 model 65 000 m1 Call 30 4 675 4556 or 614 675 1469 .ill .KQH nine from dummy and play~ 1n1 the JICk from h1s hand .Q!Otl .QIO ... EAST WEST • 10 6) • A97 2 t K 52 • Q J. • 8' 4 +e.2 4AJ9 J 4 SOl 1TH South won that one • 10 83 t A J !:i 4 K73 Vulnerablt> Neither Ot!aler South ,. Pa ss Pa ss 3 NT E:as1 ,. ~ ~Julh I NT Pass Pa ss Pa s~ t~a:; s Openwg lee~d • z By Oswald Jacob~ and Jamt>S Jacoby 1973 Ch1111vy Suburban and form all t:ultivatmg tractor and equipment, 30 in Homelite ndmg mower Contact Sam or Cora M1- chaet. 614-843-5364 returned the eight of clubs South made a hopeful play of the queen but East pro· duced the ace and contmued With the Jack of clubs, which South ducked Another club 1, 1984 74 Van1lr. 4 W.O . 71 Volktwogon von. 4 1880 Kowuokl KD 80. uoed very 111111. Coli 448-0739 Jult overhauled. a,.ed. good running oondl· One way to do well In match pomt duplicate ts to get to t hree no trump con tra cts an db nng t hem Irome ..... game neer Oolden Eagle, good cond., PS, PB, AT, air, AM -FM 8 1rock. Call 304175-2039 eve.. or 676 3210 74 master bedroom ry lar ge 11 ba th s fully pet ed pal10 and carport I UlcaJeu on a large le11el lot 160 P11ced very re a l sonablle #2499 loooTC "" un1 NG BUY _ ranch home J bed 2 bath s tam1ly room ""'"""I ;m 2 car garage I love th 1s home #1252 1\/totorcycles STARTER HOME - In town 2 bed roo ms bath hv1n,R rm . large k1tc hen Pnced at $11 900 #2119 N LAKE Nrce HOlly Park mobile home w1th expando laq~e Mod deck ler ge level lol Very good buy #2169 GOOD BUSINESS - Ser v•ce stat10n w1th stoc k and eQUip ment do•n g very good bu smess I argf' bu dd1ng owne d by owner Ow ner want s to ret•re Call lor de ta 1ts #1100 heart South the MOBILE HOME bedroom Ktn~sley l4x70 w1th e ~oan d o All elec tri c oorch 8~ metal bUIIdrng I co nd Call Cl~de Walke• NEW LISTING - 73 acres. more or less oj nme pasture mmerals fences plenty of fresh water and hav stora ge NEW LISTING sandy ho use nace room ~ s krn g 3 acres of ,Rround anr1 a 10 room w1th lr ee gas f ur 2 bath s I,R ramllv ca rpf'tlng and gara p.e $60 000 VERY NICE - Modern 6 rm br1 ck home 11 Prnero) 2 , baths gas FA fu rna ce l1m dy rm I J•27 and two pa ttos RangP rPhiP,e raror d•s hwa sher and dbl garagp $125 000 RUTLAND - One lloor re 111odeled 2 BR t10mP N1ce k1t che n w1th d1n1 ng area pa ne l1n g r.a rpP.l1ng carpor1 and I ~ lol $27 000 MIDDLEPORT - N1 ce nlder home w1l h sw1m pool and ne w rlbl gariigf on 2 level lots near schools Ntce car petrng. gas furn ace 3 bed room s anrl 1 1~ bath s $44 500 EDGE OF RUTLAND - PRICED RIGHT - Yt1u Non t lmd very many good buys lt11s onp to o Jlti'll Pr1ced at 000 thtiS 3 BR bt lcv('l ollrrs 12200 JO ft ol ll vm g area 11vmg room lam 1ty room hol h w1lh tne place lull bath s and ga•age lor,tlt>rl on cornf'r lot th1s home•sclose to shopp1ng and Ill ( II V \( h IIJI' fPII CerJrn yaH! With 11LJI! free S l1k~ ro tJn!l '; tJ Oillt' ) o l th 1~ caliber available on the market Jn ~ mnr " LnfiliPd on l •llle Kyger Roa d lt11s colon1al ' ly le? ~ ~ J r~ 1ncludes 4 large BRs 31ull bath s equ1pped Pd f 111 ~~ t L hPn dmmg room l1vmg 1oom fam •ly room lull ba ~ emPnt !~re pla c es batcon~ and 3 car ul11ity I!Mil£f> hcusr has new 100f and IS 1n excellent co nd1!10n on /75 ilr P11 cerl to see at $61900 THINKING OF BUILDING?- G•ve u ~ a ca ll before you do bec au se we have some e•cellent Si tes for your ne\'1 home R1o Grande - at 32 5 Cherry R1dge off Plea sant ViJIIey Rd Green f o wn ~ hlp - beaut•lul t11l ltop ~ettmg Rt 1 ~ 1 byrilriiO sl ~tmn Rt 7o11Hilnniln Trace lld M1ll Creek close to to,.,n - 8 ac Rt 160 clcse tc 8ulav1lle CAP£ COO - You II appemte the care lh1 s lovely home has had lhrough 1he yea rs Very clean ms•de and out lh1s home has 3 BR auU a bath upsta.r s Orand new equ1pped ~lic h en w/ br e.Jkfa st noo~ formal d•n•ng, 1n bilt h and llvmg room w/ IHeplace down starrs plu s base ment w1th frn1s hed lam1Jy room w / 10~12 wo rk 5hop Buyer s P1otect10n Plan prov1ded $511500 new dular home With I 5 A m/ t of land N1ce y<H d for ch1l dren All well located w1tll good road s and IFOW•ng va lued area Just a te.,.. hundred feet from new Rt 35 1n ter change D3 QUiet ne1ghborly stm oundmgs low tr all1 c and lh1s beaut1lul b1 level Eve1ylh1ng rs O£LU~[ except lh e pnce tledrooms baths large ea11n k1tchen w1th mg area and hvrng 10om upsta1rs Oown sta•rs there's a HUGE family room where th e k1d s won I d1stU1b th e re st of the house Ut1 hty room l car garagP wood deck lf1 back for cookout s Owner ou t of town want s to sell•l 01 CALL 446-3643 OR EVE - fh•s rlJStiC log home•s located betw et'n Rt 35 and Rt ~Btl on a ~., acre tree lined vatU The home •ncludes 3 bed roms a real enerRv elf•c•ent woodhurnrt a really ni L ~ e(Jutpped k•tchen lar~e bath anf1 be11ut• fu ll~ de cor ated thr oughout large co.,wed por ch and deck You must ser lh1s one today 1 3 ac tot p1ovrde s almost as much as th e e~cep!IOna 'ly well decorated mtenor of th 1s ?'itory home I ea tures] 4 bed1ooms lull ba seme-nt w1th 1rreplace and oul s1de entra nce. wonderful k1tch en th at the w•fe w1flloe tor mal entrance hall lormal dmrng l•v•ng room wtlh !1rept ace 2 car garage plu s much more 1lhe yort11 ~ teally land s caped mce and pro111de s maK1mum pm~cy ,.,h,le still berng wrlh1n a m1le cl downlown Don t iel any one beat vou to th1 ~ one Call today 1 ran ch rs srttmg on a QUiet kn oll overlookm glhe beau tllul countrvs•de m Green Townsh1p Th1S out stand1ng hom e 1s three year ~ old and teatues] large bed 10orns 2 spar klrng b<!lh s <! homey tam1ly room larRe ston e l1reptace a front porch and lots ol good fresh a1r and co unt r ~ at mosphere It de serve) your aMentron Pnced at ~ouse has 2 full bath s. 2 half bath· ' n asement fam1ty room w/ f1repla ce . 2 \.·U tc. hen w/ built Ill bar and possrble mo rtg~~ .. .. ~)u mnl •on Loca ted m lake DriVe Su bd1v1ston Own er an•1ous to sell Askm g II replace and appreciate the large w1ndows as you gazr over Galltpolls from the totted family room th1 s Alp1ne st~le tn level has to oflet Th e head d1el w111Rd wrld over the k1lchen wh1ch has cenler rsland custom bu1ll·m refrigerator rndoor BBQ or charcoal oven. burtt m oven and lots of cab1net space Un•que floor plan al lows 4 BRs and 3 full bath s to be spac1ou s enough tor a large famll) wrthout be•ng too large for a smaller on e 1 ca r ga rage plus carport w1th overhead dec k Unbehev eablv p11 ced at 500 JUST UST£0 - Rt 35 - fhe owners are an~10us to sell lh1s spa crous 4 bedroom b1 level at the co rn er of Jerry Sl and Rt 35 You'll en1ov the athact•ve family room large d1nmg room w1le approved krtchen l ull eQuip ped 2 1-'1 bath s nat gas heat central atr 2 car gar age and c1ty water and sewer One Year Buyer s Protec Iron $55,000 BRICK TRI -LEVEL - 1 ACRES - 5 '"'old 3 bed rom home oil Rt 218 •ncludes a fam•tv room w1th lireplace 1 ~ baths lar@e k•tchert, hea t pump ce ntral a11 and 2 1 car garage Pnced to sell a! $59.000 Ike Wrseman, Broker 446-3796 J1m Cochran. Assoc. 446-7881 Clyde Walker. Assoc. 245·5276 B J Hairs1on. Assoc. 446-4240 • David E. Wiseman, Auoc. 446-3796 IN GALLIA COUNTY WISEMAN IS A HOUSEIS~LDI WORD I Real Estate General Georgoo Creek Rd 4469304 . Correct Craft & Skt Supreme. New • femlly aid boats used , Parkertburg, 78 WV 304-422-8433 or 30411'10" boat motor and trailer, cutty cabin, style 1973 Holiclay Vacationer camper llMpt 6. A-1 con d1tion Call Bob Fisher 814- with marine toilet, motor 949-2371. 76 Auto Parts S. Accessories B1lly LH's Tires and Banerv setaa New and used t1r11 also, tire repairs 1103 Jafferaon Ave Point PlaaPnt 304-676-6406. Now opan 24 hra. a day, mechanic on duty . RebUilt 283 Chevy engme 1978 Ford Leiaure Ttme, , 9 ft mim motor home, 35.000 mlloo. 304·676-3628 belore 5:00. Camping I!Qutpment 422-2317. need• work 11 .000 3046711-379&. I I I 81 79 Motora Homes & Campers E & V looly Shop Cuo1om painting, A-C weldirtQ Campine trailer. 1en. H1 · Low. I 1,trtO 00 1304-773· 6242 "'--1175-4038. 81 lr. Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES I SERVICE. U S A1. 60. Coolville. Oh 614 667-3381. 226. 304-676-2332 1 972 Pf'O.Wier 22 f1 , aleepa 8. A-1 ooo4 Call448-9669 'Short bed Fleetalde truck topper. exc . cond S120 00 304-675-5424 1972 Keyot Foe11er 15ft traveltr..., Cetl614-3 88· 9689 1tterliPM 81 Home lmprovemants Coli 614-388-9867 Stark 's Tree & Lawn Care Landacaping pat10. awning and underpennmg Backhoe wor1c For complete lawn Call 614 -367-0409 reia-lr commercial and realdlntlal, frH 1111ma1es. Call core Call 304 -676-201 o. insured PAINTING · intenor and exterior. plumbmg, roof1ng. aome remodeling . 20 yrs 814-2111·1 182 ••P· Call614-388 -9862 RINGLE'S SERVICE upa- GEN.E'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. 304-875 -2088 or 876 4180. 1331 scotchguard -water extrac tion. deodorizers FREE estimates. Reasonable rates Abstene Home ImproVement Spec1alist. framrng, roofing, aid1ng, remodeling. concrete work and will haul gravel. aand or anything call 304-468-1666 & Heating Gone Smllh. 992-8309 W•ter Wells Commerctal end Domeatic Test holes. Pumps Sales and Serv1ce 304-896-3802 Concrete work - Drrveway, lldewalk,basements . ect Free estlmatel!l Call '614· 992-2752 GET your c11rpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER Water removal. fumiturecle•nmg.freeastlmetal 304-675 -2295 RON'S TeleVISIOn Serv1ce Specl&l•z•ng m Zemth and Motorola. Quazar. and house calls Ca11304 -5762398 or 614 -446 -2454 Plumbing 82 CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and P1ne Gall1pohs Oh10 Phone 614-446 3888 or 6,4-446-4477 JIM S PLUMBING S. HEAT lNG Rt 1 Box355.Galll pohs Call 614-367 -0576 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Judy DeWtlt. Realtor. 388 8155 COMMERCIAL BUILDING ALONG 2ND AVENUE - 7 500 square leet rn burldmg_ •luated on a lol W11h 22,500 sq ferN Plenty of • parking area •• •• •• • • MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOME near • atlachcd ga(ilge crty waler and sewer ;I~1~~:1:;;~~ .$50's .ONLY 5 MINUTES BELOW GALLIPOLIS oo Dirt Rl 7 4 Bedrm. home. w b fireplace. I a lurnace. I& krtchen. full basement Good. • vrew ol Ohro Rrver Pnce $37 500 00 e ACRES approx 1 m1le from cllj l1mrls crty water lronls on • • • Nerghborhood Rd Buy now lor $20 000 00 • APPROX 1h ACRE w1t~ 2 bedrm moMe home Fenced yard, • esrdwell Rodney Rd Some young trees Owner wrll sell now lor only. .$14DOO : .151 ACRE FARM. w1lh nrce house and oqurpment shed $86 000 DO .CONSTRUCTED DURING 1870 renovated dunng 1970. 3. • bedroom. I 1oM. Federal bnck home WJihrn Gallrpohs Formal drnrni. & livrng rms library, lamr 1y rm 3 wb fireplaces. 2'\ baths, cent . • AC. New Orleans courtyard • • NEW FARM LISTING - PERRY 140 acres ol good farm land Approx 60 acres trl lable. resl pasture and woods 2 bed room older home Large barn Garage Tobacco base 2 gas wells 1 Productrve and Free gas to home Located Cora Mrll road -~57 ·.PERFECT LOCATION lor lamrly or retrrees 2 3 bed10oms across. hom new court house 2 lull bat~s I wb lrreplace cent !lr, .detached garage paf1lally hnrshed basement Puce rn 80'~ • ~·. .NEW LISTING - Artdrson near PO 3 bedrm house and 3 klls .lot wrth mobrle home "hook up" Lg metal bldg wrth two-car .garage Fenced yard $29 ()()() 00 • .3 BEDRM IN SECLUDED VINTON COURT - lot 45 x78 nat gas. .heal cent AC. fenced rn yard Pnce $39 50000 • .SIT ON Tu{FRONT PORCH and en1oy the character of thrs 8 rm • .home N:fe'lol whrch extends from 4th Ave lo 5th Ave . 2 krtchens. • h baths $60 s Near crly schools .1 1 • .SWIMMING POOL wrlh 3 bedrm home lg carport. lamrly room. elrvrng rm adapted tor woodburner Mad1son Ave $46.90000 NEW ON THE MARKET- UCEPTIONALIIOIIE srluated on 60 acre Brrck 11h story, 3 bedrooms burl! rn k1lchen frrep lace and beamed ce1IW1g rn livrng room garage Prrvate settrng Close lo Clay Elemenlary School Be lhe first to see th1s charmer Prrced rn the low 50s ms I 1 • • eUREKA" 2 bedrm conage 2 baths located rn 'Oowmtown • . Eureka close to Gall1polis dam srte Pnce only $22.000 00 • • • 2 BEDROOM HOME located along lnendly Vrnton Ave Nrce lol wrth. 2 car garage Pncert for $32.000 00 • •• APPROX 2 ACRES OF LAND w1thrn Ihe c1ty, has beautrful 3.... bedrm bnck home PrctureSQue vrew of !he Ohro Valley 3 wb • llrreplaces and ourdoor !.replace gnll Step dow n lrvrng rm. decorated wrlh solid cherry paneling and lnm Pegged oak ftoors • • Lrbrary wrlh adtornrng solanum 21h baths Pnvate office oft master. (,bedrm Call Ken Morgan lor addrhonal rnformahon 1: • .NEW LISTNG - Home wrth 2 Apts lr,. rn one rent thee: • • other 500 block Fou rth Ave $30 000 • • SPEND YOUR 'YEAR AROUND" VACATION IN GALLI A COUNTY" . . - We have lUSt listed 4 acres ol land w~1ch rncludes 800 feet of. lrontoge along Raccoon Creek. r'Jso has 3 bedroom modular home and 28 x48' metal burldrng WhiCh can be used for boal storage ande: garage Pnced rn the 70s • • • LARGE STRUCTURE ALONG 4!11 AVE wrthrn • ghl of Washrngtonl· School. whrch can be utilr tzed lor sr ngle lamrly or 21 apartments Pnce $30.000 ~ • OLDER. BUT STATELY. wrthrn Slghl of Washrngton Sc hool garage rn rear and plenty oil: space lor a garden Pnce 4() s · • 1: I 3 bedroom home along l ocus! Street I 1: • STEP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We • haue 3 two bedroom apts for renl Pnce starts from $175 per. • month Adults only no pets • • • RENT OR LEASE COMMERCIAL II!JILDING along Court Street.. across from cllj parkrng lol rn downlown Galhpohs • • NEW LISTING - NEW HOME PLUS ACREAGE - Appro• 11M' old brrck and frame b1-level 3 bedrooms. 2 lNiths. 2 car garage Can be purchased wrth 4 acres or 35 acres 2h36 melal buildrng Wrthrn 9 mrles of town Take look today' •541 RENTAL PROPERTY. 828 2nd AV<~UE - 2 two bedroom apartment• -· uo\tlG· apartment 2 car garage Sl\ltl'tn . ... coal presenl trme Pnced 1n lh _ ... 1u 10rt1es "' 1510 ONLY $16.000' -Ca n you believe you tan str ll purchase a nrce home lor thrs prrce1 2 bedrooms. l1vrng room formal drnrng, balh. krtchen. enclllsed front porch Basement Storage bu~dr~ Cll for an apporntment , 496 45 acre farm rn Guyan Twp 9 room home • . on 1 acre of land. crty water ~rge rooms. I Also 2 adtormng burldrng ~ls Call for more information. CENTENARY AREA - Neat frame ranch w1 th 3 bedrooms. balh. lamrly roo~ a.i(l· hen ul1l rly room natural g" ho· 'o£_"\)\1' rn g brlls All floors carpett f • <II and ulrl1ly Large srze lawn lent _... un one s1de Home pr1ced 1n th e 30s #513 COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST- Owner •rll sell pan or all of the 25 acres with th• \) marntarned home 3 large bedroo~ 2 ba" n. krtchen wrth 451t of calinet space 2 ,S- .,rage wrth electnc opener Close to Holzer Medical Center #493 o-\: OONT II ISS THE OPPORTUNITY to purchase a home ol yoor own al a very good pnce 3 bedroom ranch 2 baths. 2 krtchens. family room lull drv1ded basemen! Garage Basement can be used as rental un1t lor extra 1nC0!1"E Localed edge ollown St RL 588 Prrced rn lhe 40s #531 82 ACRES- Prrvate seN1ng Recently re modeled home 3 bedroom s lrv1ng room equ1pped krtc~en. bath, ulilrty large tobacco base Mrneral rrghts Prrced rn th e 40s #489 GRHN ACRES - Don I overl ook opportunrly to see thr s we ll cared lor ra nrh 3 bedrooms !arge krtchen and drnrno · "-\.-\l room balh garage nalural gas heal s-v "' arr low budge! ch3ln lrnk lenced back lawn P11ced rn l he 30s n491 HOME-INCOME - L1ve rn th rs 3 BR ran ch and rent lhe 2 BR aparlment and 2 BR mobrle home t~at rs rnclud ed wrth thrs prop erty I ' ac re s ol lan d Garage Oulburldrngs Clo se to Ho lzer Med1 cal Cen ter Call for more detarls #504 cooling and electnc Sell and tnstall G1bson Ktt VICe forAmana applrances heatrng chen A1d Residential Com mereta! l ndu stnal 304 675 481 9 or Small MINERSVILLE OH IO Expenenced Rea so nable WORK GUARANlEED 992 -6030 I 4462 642 i~:----.:.--.!: r ee E s 11m ate<:. General Haulrng SOLUTION Need some1h 1ng hau1P.ri away or somethmg m oved] W e II do rt Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 SERVICE 304 675 Upholstery 87 NEW LISTING - CONVENIE,NT LOCATION close to town Frame ra nch large eat m k1 tc hen w1th pa 110 doors onto s1de deck 3 bedrooms. l1vm ~ room TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec Ave G<~llqJoh s 614 446 7833 or614 446 ACROS S 1 Grai (>S 6 Macaw tt Furn1lure ~h ee l s ,, #472 YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE EASY w1lh owner tern~> and a good down payment New carpet. fre sh parnt 3 bedrooms bath. living room wrth burl! 10 bookshelves. eal'" krtchen Carporl 1? acre lawn Prrced to sell' #538 ' Hannan Trac e NEW FARM LISTING - ATTRACTIVE HOMES TEAD - 70 Acres 8 room hOI" " G"n· machrn ery shed and other n•,·'t:l'\)\~ "bacco ba se Appro• 35 ar · a. l,e,,nd The rest 1s pas tue and wood:S~., v rownshrp Gallr polls School _System Blacktop road St Rt 325 \.t 18 Run away 10 be marned JUST LISTED- CITY LOCATION - A good buy A good old er home w1th 3 bedroom s llvmg room drnrog room krl chcn bath car pet V1n11 s1drng natUia! gas utili ty area garage and 5'lottess clean Prrced at $25 500 #558 I - ---' 69 guard 21 Bundles ot SliCkS hemng 1-'0SSeSSI.,.{' pronoun 73 Lowers 1r1 33 pool Barn 3 r~r.rP s of ..bind fen ced w1th 1r. nr r: area nex lo Ra ccoon Creek C1ly sch ools Call today to look at th rs l1 ne home Reduced' #520 3 4 Slave 3~ Tcmpor,w,. bed s 36 En01US<llsm 18 Pou o ft qently 40 Greek lf!11er 1 A!1 1! udP 4(' Le v<~nt• ne <l 43 ketch Vehoc /e 4~ Und erwaler de1 ec t1n g dC\II Ce 46 Prei1K down 47 Season1ng 48 Wonhless <1 9 Earn 5 t 811s11e 52 Ow ner s IISk abbr SJ Frurt sf'ed NEW LISTING - DON'T HAVE MUCH EXTRA MONEY1 - Nobody seem s to th ese days T~ a l s J4 MUSIC1ll why th1 s old er 2 or 3 bedroom homr rs an at1rac ltve buy Remodel ed Alu mmum s•dmg Can be purcha sed w1th one ac re or 28 acrt>s Ra ccoon 55 AP.nov"le 5 7 PhysrCrilrl Townshrp Home and app rO> 1 we $27 500 #546 ange and refn geraL. unae rp1nn1ng P01 ches t• e down st ra ps organ11ntr on colloq 58 Commem orat rve diSk 60 Pacl< ol ptaymQ Cil rd ~ 6 1Small quar•l• l~ 62 Rock ATTRACTIVE BUY - $10 900 ''rile askrn gp rr ce ul lh1 s 2 st ory frame " ·o-\.· \)J ied on 75 acre co rnP.r lui 2 bath s tS~ .vJm ba semrn t Meta l bU1 1d1n g G•v e a cal l !oda) 1 #508 OWNER SAYS SELL- T~r s nrce home rn M1dd le pori ha s been drast rcally reduced hom $42 500 to $3 2.000 l•vmg roo m formal d1n1ng room , balh 2 BR lull basemenr I car garage . alumrnum Sld tnR #476 POSSIBLE LOAN ASSUMPTION - T~' s ranc~ style home has 3 bed rooms hvmg room mce SllP. krtchen and drn10g area bath vrn~ •drng Level lawn Pnced at $34.000 #509 RANCH STYLE - lmmedrate possessr on 3 bed roam family room . l1'1 rng room large eat rn krtchen large patiO. hreplace. charn lrnk len ce House burl! rn 1973. ,.ry good condrtron localed ofl Sl Rl 35 Owner leavrng area Musl se ll' #497 #549 • t-.:-~-----------------,-------- -- . , 1r AvliJ1 <.u 124 U s t l{' ' lJ 1 H orn ~ <l I• I I l LU 11 I " ; L '" ' ' 7 4 V~ rV t' IJJ M .1h I I 1w 76 S1 mp!er 79 Female 1340ur~ n <.'l rC! <JIIVC 8 1 Ca pu ch•n 136 monke y 84 S!(lf! r l p w n llr Q I rack T1ny ' . /) 'J? f OH1Q U1 00 h srg ncr t around Blf' ,:, of! Sj 126 Anrm<tl '> 1?5 28 C. c ' dQ w 10 111'1S1 I' A/ Drslrf'S'i rol f' 1.< .\ d l':> l)0 1 'l l 17 4 rw opf'rl f' EL. ro p e<:~r o I I " 12 1 8,11< er • IJ•odu c nnes1 20 Put on o ne s Syrp!Jt 1l (lr lln l .rhlf" 1t O dCI IY 66 l 1bet an 32 Once COUNTRY CHARMER only way to de scrrbe thrs rmmaculate 3 bedroom ranch Famrly room fireplace 2 ca 1 garage In ground l6 d2 Agc~11r pre l1> GS Teu10n1L 67 Al ask an t1 qh w<J..,. 23 Partner 21~at Est.ht.e Corporation as trustee (or the NAF lland'"' - trademarksor t.:entur)' ~ I Real E.~ taU' Corporal 10n Prlll tNI H1 l ~ \ ~ualllousm~ Uppurtumt \ G:r £AC11 omCE IS INDEPENDE~TLYOWNEII AN II OPEKATED 64 19 Engme 24 Cover 26 Jump 27 Sen1or abbr 29 Destroy s \0 SIOCk1nqs 3 t Play te ad 1ng #47 1 #529 ROCK BOTTOM PRICE - Owner ~ as rlmpped lhe prrce ol tho home " •· l-\l' can go $20 500 2 bedroom remodela s-O: ""'" INrng room lamrly room Outburldrng 2 mobrle home pad s 1 acre Pnced to sell I I . A LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA rs found rn lhrs comfortable brrck ranch 3 bedrooms su nk en lrv exira lot I SUNDAY PUZZLER $4 500 MOBILE HOM<"" 1 - 12x60 19 74 Caslle mobrle hnns-O-l-ll1 ms >rlchen w • l~ mg room formal d1ntng 2•,, ba ths fam•ly 10om wtlh ftreplace 2 car garage Int ercom cenlial a11 Close to Rl 35 s~oppmg area Can be p u l c ~ a s ed ,. ,. 1833 w1th frr eplt~CP. set up fo r wood burner Ut1l1ty room ba se ment garage oms 2 bat"" 'i, t \. - · •n ~~rge 'garage. SIX'-.o tobacco base and land IS moslly wooded #512 NEW liSTING - 40 ACRE FARII - Approx " • mrles from R1o Grande an~trlt)\"Gnrlehm St · Rt 35 Mo.dern ' \ ms. recefllly re mOdeled hom.Ci,t''- ·• 1rurt trees, tobaceo:tllse Fenced Rural water 1533 C 1984Cetltury B1g OT wtnd ows Storm w1ndow s B. doors Atum1num & vmyt S1d1ng How met Pat •o covers How met screen .. oom s MObile home awn1ngs Alummum utrl1ty bulidmqs I 691 Mil ler D r1 v e 675 3190 'lrng lor th iS NEW LISTING - 42 ACRES Road Ohro Town sh ip Marnly wooded w1th possr ble 'marketable limber Prrced at $16 000 #51• • Jobs - Professwnal ser Nu P r rme repl<tCPmen t Dump truck for hoire wtll haul coal or ltm estone 304 lo~ely b1 le,el home a~c~\)\~dGf~~:ly4 ~~~ e 22 ACRES. Sli.OOO - ".\.·t)'reek Road Well Mrneral rrghts TobatS-0." ~anrally wooded "384 t I'"".•• JEWEll'S PLUMBING and HEATING SEWING Mach 1ne repa 1rs serviCe Auth onzed Smger Sales & Serv 1ce Sharpen Sciss o rs Fabric Shop , Pomeroy 614 992 2284 DAY REFRIGERATION Coli Collecr 593 669T • 4066 SALES ALLIED VAN LINES Call 446 -85 T5 or 446-0445 ri c Pasquale Electnc Co all phe1es of electnc work, all work guaranteed Aer~al truck rental 614 446 D PROF ESS IONAL MOV ING & STOR AGE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOV ING lennox Heat1ng & A1r Cond 1 llomng All Types ln sulatton Electrtcal W1n ng Electrical & Relngeration 84 Call J1m Lanrer t;,f>.\.£. w1t~ $18 ,500 IS THE ASKING PRICE of thrs 5 bedtqom older frame home Partral basemen! Srtuat~ on I 17 acres 30'x40 barn Cellar Make an appornt ment today' 1530 576 2897 MOVING RUSS AND MAX " ELLIOTT CO. #554 S 'ENIC COUNTRYSIDE- Is th• 7 ACRES - Close to Rro Grande Burld to su1t yoursell Rural water avarlable Road frontage State route 325 No reslrrctrons $10.500 Dotson's Tree Serv1ce In sured Free Est1mate 304 JrMS WATER LOOKING FOR A NICE 81 LEVEL 1- Then lake a look at thrs spacrou s home 3 bedrom s. 11' baths. krtchen equrpped w1t~ drsp osa l. d1shwasher and racge Famrlv room 2 car atta ched garage Cen lral arr Pnced rn the 50s #484 •• 3-4 BEDROOM HOME along Gart<eld Ave Beautiful vrew overtooks · .: the Oh1o R1ver Owner wrll sell for $30 000 00 FREE ESTIMATES 2903 #482 FILl YOUR DREAMS Of COUNTRY LIVING - Pnvate yet only m1nutes hom lown Thrs beauoful tn level has 4 bedrooms and ro excellenl cond1tron E.<lras mclude mlercom, large Ioyer kitchen complete and I 30 acre lawn Call for complete delarls #547 ·~50 .II 2 ca r garage STEVE SAliSBURY 446 -7723 ln tenor - Exteuor Res• denttai - Commerc1al 7397 large flat lawn .REMODELED 2-BEDRM HOME along 4th Ave A compact home. ewrth many new lealures Ideal be~nn~ment home Only • .$21.50000 • • toworkforyou~ alumrnum s•dmg, natural gas heat J A R Construction Co Water L1nes . Foote.-s . Drarns All krnds of 01tchmg Rutland . Oh 614 - 742 SHEET METAL WORK We make custo m duct work We Reparr Furnaces and Heat Pumps. GALLI A REFRIGERATION CO 6 t 4-44 6-4066 7911 0 JUST LISTED -GRAB THE CAR KEYS!see th rs rmmaculate and tastelully decorlll!d level 3 bedrooms ! 1h balhs. lrv1ng room. palro doors oH drnrng area leadrng to covered deck. fa mrly room wrtn lrreplace krtchen wrth rooge. drshwasher. drsposal 2 car garage Nrce level lawn Prrced rn lhe 50s Now Takrng Ap porntmen t s For The Summer Parntrn g Season James Boys Water Serv1 ce Ca11614 256 1141 or 6 1 4 4461,75 or 614 446 SOUTHERN HILLS lt.E., INC. • • • REALTOR® Becky lane Assoctate. 446-0458 Ca1hy Pope. Assocrate, 379-2748 Margaret Bryant. Assoctate 245-92n LOAN ASSUMPTION - II you lrke lhe country DON T miSs ttl!s nrce 3 bedroom ranch wrth 8 acres, more or less Atlached 2 car garage, 2 outburldr ngs 3()x24 and" !O'xl2'. B'xl2' cellar wrlh workshop ovEJhead . mral water Close to Mergs Mrnes Pnced rn low 40s #527 GET AWAY FROM IT All with th1s 40 acre farm Older 2 bedroom lr ·~- l-\l n ne ed of re parr Outbuildrngs Acre.S- • , wooded Morgan Townshrp Take a look today Prrced at $25.000 #524 AFFORDABLE CONVENIENCE - Wrl hrn wa l ~ .og drstance to the dow ntown s ~opp1 ng area 3 bed rooms liv rng room. large krlchen balh basement Good 1 Excavating. base ments , footers dnvewaya septic tanks, landscap•ng Call any11me 614 - 446 4637, James l Davison . Jr owner 85 J Memll Carter. Realtor. 379-2184 PutNt••nberl St>rvi('t's 614 -388 8274 446-6610 •• •• •• •• 0-7 Business Excavating 83 Feny Tree Tnmmtng. stump removal Call 304 -676 Alum. vinyl s1ding, storm guners, roofing , and room addtt1on. PLASTERING • Now and Home Improvements Marcum Roofing & Spouting Now inatalllng rubber roofs 30 years experience. spec1ali1lng in built up roof doors, Windows. Home Improvements rienced roofing, including hot tar eppllcation. carpen ter. electrician, m81on Call 79 Motart Homas excel~nt r ' <.) tob barn and oulbUildrngs 3D lb lob Trace schoo~. I Ie b/Pricefurnace. $45 000 I HOME along Brdweii-Rodney I atFenced yard 2 wner MOBILE anxiOUS to sell buy $13900 I 150 YR. OLD. 2 STORY "FEDERAL" BRICK HOME, 1 mrle fron1r '----------------------------------~ ' full dreued. AM FM stereo cassette. cru1se . new rubber. tow mrles excellent cond1t1on Call 446-4406 af1er 6 00 ~ome deled New Sldtng new ba sement new krtchen new roof and redecorated m vPry good taste Formal en h ance lead s to formal dm1ng 01 lam1ly room Pat1o doors lead lo lluge stmdeck- illsc new 2 wood burner s to keep brll s down •n w•nter plu s a spot lor one 1n ba se menl S1 ts 011 a 2 17 acre flat lot 1 mile north of R10 Grande Owner mov1ng to Columbus P11ced at $72 000 and 40 acres S135 000 Well worlh 11 992-3325 IUl Housing Headquarter.\ HARD TO BEAT lh •s new il )t m ~ of quality bu 1l1 mmt con d1t10ned 5 roon1 home pl us ~ r\)~nu s ultl•ty and bath I car ~aage att ac hed ~ ·e ()~\... u•ete a1ea for 2nd Cilr parkmg and dQ ~~ a~ garage bU1 Id1ng pllJ s 8 d? storage illea tom s AH th1s on large lot 1m [Jflvacy ~ a r dcn 1n~ flowers and lawn Loc ated m c•ty IUS! oil Ba s t•an 1Ave Pr1ced to ':>ell al 900 l'Tirn the1e lh1s one You don t fmd homes 1n I he cou n try like •I lor sale very often It s bUill as good as any home and tust ltslen to the tea,_ture s 4 1arge bedrooms. 3 lull bath s eat m krtch en w1th hUill m BBQ formal dmmg room w1th custom la1d sol1d oa~ tloors l•vmg room w1th f1repta ce fam1ly room v.•th l1replace over srzed utility room and 21-" car garage wrth work bench and beaut1lul double doors Plu s all closets are cedar ltn ed wrap a round deck wtth 2 sliding glass doors (one oil master bedrooml 16x36 rn ground pool built·•n sun cases, and mtercom system The house IS bnd and hame well1n sulated, heated and co oled b~ heat pump and 3 f1re places Bu•lt by owner House and lot Sll2 000 House LAND - Trees water and eleclrrc ava~labl e near Po meroy One acre lot $2. 500 HELEN.CALL BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH PRICE REDUCED on one of n1cest homes on the market Excellent tocahon to good roads and shoppmR Rl 35 We st Cit~ schools large two car garage w1th lois of l>u1l 1m storage ar ea Al so sto1a~e build1nR Po ss1ble loan as sumpt10n reasonable rate Wn s $59 900 Now 16 d2 5 ~1mm1nR pool Have an abund ancP ot qualtty bu•lt cabme ts 1n your kttchen w1! dish washer range, d1s pos.Jf and tra sh compactor All lh1s w•t h full oartlr dr~ •ded two bath s l11eplace located near City Al so owrwr linanCiflJ\ 30 vr I I '\ l1x ed •nteresl as little ass J do wr1 Why not have all lh1s for you r very own So me lrurl and good 6 rm home Askrng $27 500 1979 Goldwing GL 1000 1981 Honda CM 400 cus · tom . l1ke new. 6000 mtles II r~e About one acre mostly level Call446-01 30 or 614-387·7162 882 -3416 to sell stock h~tur e s and l ~ a se at reduced or1ce Store has great potent• at due tc locatron Economy ISon the upswmg Now rs thet•metobevour own boss For dela1ls call Ike W1 seman m1le I rom c1tv I I JJ I! ~ bedroom w1th lull ba sement nat gas lu1nace and ca r gMage R.m e your own heel ~nd Vl'~f' l ah iP gau!Pn 11nr1 be close to everythmg Ho14)·992·332S s 1.600 flfm 1982 Honda 750 Custom Fanng 5.602 miles 304- fe 11 ng 1 ranch 1n town Well bUilt home wtlh tn basemen t, 1 groom, breakfast nook hv1ng room w/ l1replace Allla Ctl'le arched domways huge ilttiC The bm:k outs1de took a lot ol t1me and ellort to lay laney des1gn Gas heat ha rdwood IIOI)IS and well 111 1, Phone rtdden. hka new cond .• lots of chrome, very cle•n. hider, 2217 Jackson Ave acrou from Peoples Bank Own ers tran slernng out bedroom mob1le co vered patiO and large 500 hstrng Don a really mce roo my three bedroom home w1th full ba sement and j:(<ti<Jj:(e m th e c• ly sc hoold•sl r1 cl th at I bet you can buy C~l t us we .,..,11 helo you own th1 s house now In cludes woodb ,.Hn ng !•replace good ne1ghbor hood hardw ood tl oor~ and iUS! a m1nule 01 tv.o hom town VIPGIL 8 SR. 210f 2ndSI Hardly Coli 61 4-246 -6032 or 304676-1731 after 6PM Auto Repair Real Estate General h.1~ e TEAFOR-D 1978 Hondo 760 Chrlo Crllft cabin cruiHr 38 H . wllh trlllor. 112.1100 77 \I.On YOU SORRY - That ~ou d1dn see thrs horne when you reaU that 'lie sold 1! Hrstor•c older home can ott er peac e and qu•et peace of mmd ga rd emng, oppm tumt1e s and much more rooms up and rooms down sta1rcases ongmal woodv.ork mostly relmt shed acre lot and outbu•ldmgs Could be a •eat sho.,.,place MOBILE HOME - 1 03 AC of town Th• s IS an atlrachve llome wrth a detached ~ara~e flat yard w1tl1 ga t den area wa1t VERY COMFORTABLE - 4 bedroom home all he edge of R10 Grand e Has large LR w1th FP, new kdch en w1lh ever w1lh firepla ce garage col lege $49 900 Buyer s Protect•on 1877 Horloy Dovldoon Sponllor 100 orglnol mll11, good oond .. u.aoo. Co~ 448·0130 or 814-U771 82 .., 1978 Harley Dav1dson. low BR tra me house town bath e~11n kitChen fam •l'l' room and some lurn1ture ~ome ~a s 78 Hondo CA 128, gqoa oond Coli 448·871 0 elter 8PM The Sunday T Ohio-Point l'lltasanl, W. Va. Baataand Motor• for Sate 2119 NEW LISTING ac res ol land .. uldudmg mo de1n home t!rge barn ar t tttne larmtnR operalmn beaut•l ul home s•les l and 101 commerc1al use 111 sell all or part dependmg on buyer needs All on Rt 160 I mile West Hol zer Hosp1ta l us lor more mtormat1on plus full N1cr kt1 chen wr lh apph~nces ] 1 b11lh s over an acre of land wh1ch ~oe\ lo lhe r~ver W1il be a ch01ce property when 1s unde1 co nslruct•on lhe owner s re duced 614-949-3087 after 6 p m 1981 Yamaha Virgo 760 Sears dune cart 5 hp, rear windows Louver co f1t '82 or '84 Camaro or Ftreb~rd Never used 304 576 - Wiseman Real Estate Agency of luggage rack . back rest. cover. 1649 miles. adult owned Never abused Call S1600 Call614 -992 2845 I I I I I I I IN REAL EST ATE I I SALES IN GALLIA CO. I I I llALTOII I I . I I I Real Estate Is Our Only Business I II 15 MIL 5 BR I I Call I VINTON - 2 m I $26 500 I ' ll B£ I I I I ONE Of RIO'S FNEST - located on Lake m R•o 2 4 4 I 2 a I 2 I $28 000 and deck 2•, baths 2 car 6 5 acres m I 2 7x24 4l6 16 A sulaled As>rn g $50 000 I I 2 12x60 I $16 New I I I PRICE REDUCED ON HARDWA RE STORE - OwneJ w1ll a I I I "' I RIVER FRONTAGE & HOME- 6year old 3BR GET OFF !HAT BUSY STRHl' - Oebbre Dnve offers I basement I 1248 It llvmg space I 3 2 dm I the dam but want rl I lull sold now P11ce to $31 900 I I I A BEAUJY TO BEHOLD - Almosl I BOO sq H mo I lered at $55 900 g lull basement 2 car con I ytllm JCn,ent to Plan COUNTRY COLONIAL - Older comprere11 remo I I GETTING fiNANCED IS NO! SUCH A BIG DEAL- We I I I I I I I I HERE IS A 2 BE DROOM HOME ON 91 ACRES - Only I CAPE COO ON THE RIVER - You enroy the'"" thrs I ? I 2 I $49 900 I I I $44 I I 2 I I at IB ACRES AND A KING'S VIEW - th1 s lovely ru slrc I I ENDANGERED SPEC IES - There s nOI very many $55 000 I I I I 20 I 2 I 189 500 I $39 I 1 STORY BRICK - Only 3 years old Thrs 4 BR I LOVELY WOODED SEll iNG - AnRACliVE LOG HOllE I c ar l ~ o. I I I $67 800 Rd OVERLOOKING GALLIPOLIS - \'Qu en1oy lhe cozy lo I I ENJOY THE COVERED DECK overloo•rn g rn ground I wtstove basemtlnl I I I $64 (I!D U CAN TALK ABOUT FINE COUNTRY HOMES and s I I I sq 1983 Hondo V66 Magna. after 5 p m ·------------------------ Dnve Grande th• s 4 BR ran ch prov1des lots of llvmg space and plenty of elbow 10om 1n the ya rd Large l1vmg room w1lh woodblJfner and sl1dmg doors opemng to wraparound lull hase ment garage total wh•c h co uld be d1v1ded 1nlo tot s 614 · 245 · 1980 Kawasaki K2 650. low miles , w1th accessones m I level home •s 1n ex lcellen l cond1tron Has 3 bed Cell Motorcycle~ '"~W~e~s~t~o~p=e~ne~d~h~>S~!~ou~r~r~h:._~1~,~··~s~r~·~'":··~·~N~T~E~Rr;•;'='•;•;ss;'~'::;!::.C:a:l:l4=4:6:-4:4:0:6=a:lt:e:r:6:0:0=:.. ===========!==;::=::;:==:::;;::=:_~b~st 1 I I 1980YZBOG. Yomahogood condition 9374, 1400 00 1979 Jeep Cherokee wago· So uth cashed has ace of dtamonds and led h1s 10 of heart!i If West h a d ducked Soutt\., would have had no play for mne tricks Ho"e" er West took hts ace and now South was sure of three hearts, three d1amonds two spa des and one club If East and West had had the sense to use <.:ount Signals West m1ght have been pretty sure East had two hearts not three and would ha'o'e ducked East did follow to lhe ftrst heart tnck w1th the srx ·spot showmg an even number of bean s but either he wa sn t s1gnalmg count or West had a blmd spot Anyway West dtdn t duck and South rna de hIS ea no rutt, 84,000 mllu. 12188 304·178·8085 new tlr11, 304-178-1 eeo. I 74 Motorcycle• Horly Elootro Cllldo. l11k1t 0111. 811 Doc Few. lido Hill Ad, Autlond or Cheriy Fry. Coli 814-742· 2011 . 1878 Wogonotr 380 outo. po, pb, tilt whHI, 10, em-lm. tfon. priced reeson1ble, ld.,.l for flahlng and cemping . West produced Ills kine and Call Real Estate General 1976 Mahbu class1c. a·c new tnes new banery e~~.cellent condlhOn 304 NORTH Vans & 4 W 0 bed. trick In dum~y tn order to leod the 10 of dlomondo ond let It ride. Wut made • &ood ploy Itt dueked South eontlnuod tlte oult. teadlnl the diamond +A K 8 ~ 73 1979 F- 100 Ford'PU with topper Cell 446 -4410 I w. Va. 73 IDown to the wire 304- pos•t1ve traCtion rear and, factory undercoat, 351 2 banell. $3,000 Call 446 - 1260 SO Chevv Chevette. whrte Trucka for Sale '78 Ford truck F-2&0 with Ellcellent co ndition A C , a m f m , csuett VB automatic S3200 Trucks for Sale 72 72 Point Pleasant, 85 MexiC;JI"l Stl awl 87 C• l v rn Ald~" il 90 G 1vf 1 c i , Trr lr 92 P ;:jff'lll COllOQ 93 Walk NP<'r rll y 9S Rom,Jn d 11< 97 r gypt1 an god rlrsc; qfl f l <;l QSI Nol pr 1m e tim € m :Hnrn ol ll [)• 11 r I < IJ f 11 •lr1' r I ill 1 r•l• ll'l p ,,.d ll<ol ou I 11 fl/u r l l dr, or Sr.l' n A· •lr ow 112 10:: 1 ~1 , lr r>w l 1.. ~ l dWt 11, 141, r: r rl "i l • I 1 I\ l pompou<;l y 118 liQUid measure 1J9 Sk 1dd ed I ,, I • ,I o r•• ; 10r 1on r• I IJtl 1t;• ,., , ' t •• ' ,•, I ! 'll l !!(lf ., .. .... I o• DO INN ( lit __.t I I . 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Va. ... ~im Business ... - ••ntintl Section ~ April 1, I 984 Bane One Corp. president enjoys c9mpetition COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- For20 McCoy said Bane One will use years, Bane One has been buUdlng a direct maU, telephone marketing national reputation among bankers, and home computers to reach regulators and stock analysts as a poople outside Bane One's IDplus rare brped of bank-holding branches run by 26 affillare banks. company. Bane One became Ohio's biggest It has becomE> Ohio's largest bank bank holding company last year holding company, with assets of $7 when it bought the $1.6 billion bUllon, and Its stylized blue numeral Winters National Corp. of Dayton, "1" trademark has sprouted and Is listed by Forbes magazine throughout the state. among the nation's 50 largest bank "Everybody In New York tends to holding companies. In a nationwide think they're thE' gurus of banking. · survpy, bankersrecentlyvotedlt the and those In California think they ninth-best managed holding are- but If you lookatthose guys in company. Colwnbus, they've been consistAnalysts said Bane One has been ently in the forefront oflnnova tlon," able to use Columbus' growth as a said a Federal Reserve Bank of white-collar market to make more Cleveland official who asked not to consumer loans that traditionally be ldentiflro . The Fed regulatE's carry higher profit. bank holding companies. That also has enabled Bane One to WhilE> many industry obseJVers keep an Investment portfolio full of praise Bane One, some say the short-term loans and securities, and company should be more candid insulated it from the sort of a.bout its !allures and could havE> problems some banks had during some short - te rm earnings thE' recent recessioJl. McCoy said. problems. Jerry May, a banking securities Bane OnE' Pres!dpnt John B. analyst with ThE' Ohio Company, McCoy , 40, the third gE>neration said Bane One doggedly followed Its McCoy to hold the post, relishes management plan despite the competing with financial marketlng vagaries of financial markE>ts. That plan is iwofold- aggressive giants such as Sears, which today owns stock brokeragE's, lnsurance acquisitions an.U.xpanslon Into data processing and other elE'Ctronic companies and re al estate firms. "We're going to become more of a setvices for which Bane One can charge fees without worrying about financial supermarket of seJVices," yo-yo interest rates. he said, emphasizing financial Since 1966, when then-City Na · counseling. vehicle leasing and more employees selling new finan · tiona! Bank becamE> th E> first bank outsidE' of Bank of America to o!!er cia! products much likE> a brokerage BankAmertcard - now Visa does. e OVER 70 LIVING ROOM SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM All Styles & Colors Best Selection in Meigs County Best Prices Found Anywhere • _] .___ _ .----Business Briefs: _ __, GBC participating in work study GALLIPOLIS - Ga llipolis Business College Is now participating in the federally-funded college work study program that provides students with financial assistance while attending collE>ge. The program provides minimum wage. parttlme employment fo r qualifying studE>nls. with thP wage burdm shared by the employer and federal funds granted to the collcgt>. Students can be only be employl'd by public or private non-profit groups organized in the public interest. GBC has stu(lents who qualify for this kind of assistance and is seE' king employers to provide work sites. Those interi'Stro in helping should contact Caryl Kiser or Barry Marshall at 4164367, or Linda Blackburn at 774-6.nl. Kyger Creek employees retire 3 SWIVEL ROCKERS ROOM DIVIDER $8995 ONLY UY YOUR LAWN FU RN ITU RE EARLY BOOKCASE BUNK BEDS ONLY -~ 11995 ' LAMPS BUY 1 GET 1 FREE 5 DRAWER CHEST 19 IN. COLOR TV ONLY 3 Piece Living Room Suite ~6~~: ONLY 0°/o TO 40°/o $J9995 25 IN. COLOR TV $59995. ONLY $56995 .$8· 8~0 ALL CARPET REDUCED HIDE..A-BEDS STARTING AT $4995 ONLY SAVE ONLY ~3.9;9i?. $ Coffee ·a nd .;2 End.fables < ONLY FREE OR I $69~5 ALL APPLIANCES ON. SALE BY MAYTAG, FRIGIDAIRE SVNRAY AND c;IBSON WITH PURCHASE OF ANY LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, OR BEDROOM SUITE SAVE UP TO ~600° 0 PLUS RECEIVE YOUR CHOICE FREE ' FREE - .FREE CHESHffiE - Two employees of Ohfo ,Va-lley EIE>Ctric Corp.'s Kyger Creek plant retired from the company today. They are George L. Gardner and Charles F . Yonker. accord ing to Louis R. Ford Jr .. plant manager. Gardner joined the plant in December 1!64 as a coal handlrr in the yard dE>partrnent. and wa s later promoted to tractor-diesel operator and conveyor operator ln the same departmPnt. He hrld the latter position at the tlmr of his retirl'ment. A Cheshire native. Gardne r served with the U.S. Army from January 19'11, to July 1945, and is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. HP and his wife. Edith, livE> at Rt. I. Cheshir<'. ., Yonker went to work a t Kyger Creek in August 1955 as a maintenanC'E' helper, whPre he sp!'nt his entire career with OVEC. He later advanced to maintenancP mE>Chanic A. Born In New Haven, W .Va., Yonk!'r served in the Army from October 1942 until December 194.'>. and ts a m f'mber of First Church of God in Ne-w Haven . He a nd hi>'•ife. DorLs. reside at Rt.l, Letat1. W.Va. Productivity workshop slated GALLIPOLIS- A productivity workshop will be held from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . April19 in James A. RhodE'S Student-Community Center at Rio Grande College and Community College, said Bob Evans, president of Southeastern Ohio Regional Council. the workshop sponsor. Productivity Corrununlty CentE>r, Boston. Mass .. will furnish faculty for the workshop, Evans said. The workshop's purpose is to present productivity concepts and describe how employee productl~lty can be Increased through economic awareness programs. Participants wUI be furnished with materials for Implementation of thE' program . Cost of the workshop is $12 to SEORC members and $37 to non-members. ThE' cost Includes lunch and materials . Applications and registration checks can be sent to SEORC. Box 271. We llston. Ohio 45692, prior to April 15. Firms file for incorporation COLUMBUS- Three area firms have fUro for Incorporation with Secretary of State ShE>rrod Brown's office. Frontl~r Cleaning Systems, Inc .. Northup, has put on lie 100 shares. with William F. Frazee and William K. Frazee as incorporators. WIUiam K. Frazee is listed as agent. Wolfe Investigations Inc ., has flied with Brown· s office, with Gary J . Wolfe , 509~ S. Third Ave .. Mlddll'port . as Incorporator and agE>nt. William D. Grueser and William T. Grucscr have incorporated Ginza Inc ., 4&! Grant St ., M lddll'port . Farm Bureau appoints director COLUMBUS- The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation has appolntro Paul Hall, Jackson, as organization director for Warren, Montgomery and Hammon counties. Hall, 26, asswni'S his new position Monday. He replaces Craig Cooperrider, who has been named m etro program specialist for the Ohio Farm Bureau. Hall has been a member oftheOFBF staff since AprU 19!ll, SE'rvlng as organization director for Athens, Pike, &loto, Gallla, Lawrence and Jackson-Vinton county farm bureaus. As organization director, Hall acts as Ualson bE'tween the local farm bureaus and the state organization. . Bane Qnp's Financial Card Services has been a m'ajor contender ln the national market for da ta processing. McCoy won't give profit figures on the $27 mlillon a yE>ar business. but he said that because FCS has clients other than banks, Bane One knows of opportunities to make money in areas not traditionally considered part of banking. "I tthlnk we have a leg up on our competitors," he sa id. Bane One's electronic imagE> makes It a "high·IE'Ch stock·· on Wall Street, according to Kenneth Pu· glisl, a bank securities analyst with KeefE> Bruyette & Woods. He said Bane One generally SE'lls abovE> book value- what It would be worth per share if liabilities were deducted from assets - and no other Ohio bank has that advantage. That makes Bane One's s tock swap deals attractivE', sa id Jack D. Hahn, president of First National City Bank of Alliance. which became a Ban<· One affiliate in November . Managements of smaller banks a lso like I he aggres· s lve organization and potential for expanding their loan portfolios, he said. However, Rogt-r A. Van HoutE>n , chairman and president of Peoples Bank of Mount Gilead until Bane One took over r<>eE>ntly as part of an estatE> sale, charactE>rized part of Bane One's imagE' as "window dressing." He said Bane One likes to say it gives affiliatE's autonomy. but maintains s tr ic t controls through what McCoy likes to note is a relatlvE>ly sm a ll staff at the holding company's Co lumbu s headquarters. "They have too much responsibil· ity on too few people." VanHouten said. "If something did go wrong It could go too far wrong before they <<;ruld catch It." The Ohio Company's May said Bane One's publicity about planned Innovations and what he seE'S as a lack of candor about things that don't work out tend to bloat the stock's value, although Investors "don't always know wh~re they stand." McCoy and John F. Fisher, 56. the senior vlce president consldl'redone of banldng'schief elE'Ctronic innovators. won't say what their experi· ments have cost. They acknowledge that Bane One spent "several million" dollars on an automatro c hi'Ck verification systE>m that was vulnerablE> to fraud . And an experimi'DI in the early 1970s with point-<>f·sale tE>rmi· nals- machines a t retail chE'Ckout counters that a llowed customers to pay for something without cash or cn>dit cards - did not win popular accepta nce. "When we do dumb things, we t ry to stopdni ng it and not talk about It. " McCoy sa id . BancOne now is trying toE>nter the bank ~at ~home market with VldeoFI· nancial Services. It is a pat1nership with five other banks in a computer center to conni'CI banks and homes through hom(' computers. Bane One also has created a Jubilee card to be used in a nationwide automatic tell<'r net · work and in point -of-sale tenninals. if they ever are acceptro. May also said Bane One should have strong long-term ea rnings. but it could have some near-term problems.~ He said Bane One has been building millions of dollars of good will by paying more to acq ulr<' affiliate banks than they were worth. That "good wlll," depreciatro over 40 years, could cut earnings if Bane One can't buy anot her major bank wtth strong earnings or produce !'Dough from Its affllia tE>s to cover the wrltroown, May said. Puglisi Said Bane One also could face problems If Financial Card Services clients start doing their own data proci'Ssing, a lthough h~'s confident Bane One can find other business. FCS just lost one of its original customers, Merrill Lynch's Cash Management Account . But McCoy said The Associates, another finan ~ cial conglomera te. hassta rted using ·- the service. Bane One la ck" branches in Toledo and a s trong presence in Clewland and Cincinnati . Ohio's trad itional financial cent e", but "I think we're large enough that the other two major cities look at us and say 'Wedon'twant Columbus to take over."' said Bane One director Daniel M. Galbreath . McCoy said there's plenty morE' to buy in Ohio, but he a lso has his sights set on interstate banking . Bane One woulrl become a national bank ··if you can do it without bricks and mortar, by telephone and mall and •ideo banking types of things. " he said. ,John B. McCoy Firm buys drilling licenses HOUSTON . Texao Texas Eastern Corp. announcro that agreem t>nt s had bN'n fin a lin'll for pan.' has acquir<'d from Sulpetro intrre-st s rangin g from .1.{'5 to 6.25 pcrcPnt in licrnsps covf'ring ap- the purchaSC' of f'PI'ltl in intrrrsts in explorat ion and production licPn sr-s on si x blocks in thr Nrth('r\<.md s sector of thr !\o rth Sfoa fr nm pro ximatr t ~· ~ .10. %1 a<. Tf'~. Thr \i('f'ns<' J n ·a~ i ncludr the tww l~- produ<"mg P h ga~ fiC'ld as SulpPt ro Ltd .. a Ca nadia n com pa n _Y hC'iiclquartrred in C1 l ~<u" . Undrr thf' agrPf'm C>nl. th(' cnm - well a." addit i!Jnal nil .ou:)d gas dis<·mT'ril'-> <' UtTl'llt ~~- undPr ~ lua · lion for IJO""ihlP dP\"(• \opmf'n l. Mountain state coal production falls off CHARI..ESTOr\, W.Va. lAP! West Virginia fell to No. 3 in coa l production among the sta tes last year and an indu stry spokesman predicts the Mountaln Stat<' won't rise on the list for some time. Stephen Young. chairman of the West Virginia Coa l Association. said he doesn't expect West Virginia to regain the No.2 ranking. "I'd say this will probably be a way of life, " he said. Young was responding to a froeral En<'rgy lnformationAdrrtin · istra tion r£>port s howing tha t Ken · tucky maintained it s hold on the top coal production spot, with ao output of 13..1.7 million tons in 1983. Wyoming, with 116.8 million tons. replal'C'<I West Virginia as thr na tion's second-leading producer. West Virginia's total of 111 .1 million tons put it in third place and represented a drop of more than li million tons from th<' year before. \\'hile West Virginia production wa s FLBA directors attend convention GALLIPOLIS - Direc10rs a nd cmployf'<'s of FE'deral Land Ba nk As.coociation of Gallipolis WPH' among 900 attend<'CS to Fc'<leral Land Bank of Louisville Stock· holdl'rs' ConfPren cl' h<'ld n~'c ntl)' in 1\ashvilie. According to Ca rl L. WPbster. Sc hlader \d\1 bf"comr c hief rxe<'U · ti vr officc>r of FedPral Land Ba nk association presidPnt, loca l associJ - Sc hwcndiman . dean of th<' College tion representativE's inrludf'd. C. Carrf'l Young. cha inna n. Bicl wt•ll; David D. Lang, vicC' chairmJ n. Sout h Point: DalP D. Dempsev. Oak Hill: Otis F. Knopp, Racine: and Howard Strode. Chf'Ster hill of Businrss Administration at thf• Uni\'f'rsll~' o f '\lcPrasKa -Lincoln. and Froeral Int ermediate Cr<'di t Bank, ellecti\·e April 1. Other spC'akers included Farm Cred it Administration Gov. Donald E. Wilkinson: ·rPnnrssf'f' CongTC'SS man AlbPrt Gave Jr .: and Dr. Cary dropping. Wyoming'sgrewby about 9 million tons in 19&3. "Wyoming has rea lly bc<:•n com · ingon." Young sa id . " ff they hadn 't caught us on a downturn they wou ld have C<Jught us SOOJl(>r or la ter." Young notro that while Wyom · ing's production has gainro s teadily wilh thP opening or massivf' new mines, West Virginia has been " floundering arou nd 120 million to 130 rniUion tons" for years. Ben Greene. president ofthf' West Virginia Sutiace Mining and RPcla · matiun Association, sa id ff'dpral reclamation laws contain a sort uf "wpstern advantagC'" that has helped Wyoming coa I production . ''The thic k seams a nd thed<'mand for low-sulfur coal havf' rE'a lly madf' it feasibletogoout therranddig.dig, dig," he said. But. he addro. Wyoming a lso ha' faced some disadvan tage's . Hr said Wyoming coal operators mus t contend with tight land cont m ls bv the federa l government and with conflicts betwPC'n agricultu ra l and mining intf'rf'St s. WPst Vjrginia was th e na lion 's leading coal producrr from 19:11 to 1971. when Kcntuch·y took o\·c·r. Tht• Mountain Stat e rerlaim<'d th<' top spot in 197'2.1Jutlost it agai n in19TJto Kf'nlucky, wtlic h has rrtained thP il'ad s incP. Wyoming's surg(• to ovC'rtake West \"irginia forth<· No. 2 spot has be\•n accomplis hPd in ju st a few ymi's In 1971J. lor <'Xample . West \ "irginia produc<'d 144 mill ion tons of coo l while Wyoming 's production was negligihlf' at j _2 million tons. A dozf>n stairs producf.d more roal than W_voming that ~'ear. And as J'f'('f'lltl .\ ' as I~r?8 . whrn · ·;t Virginia's coa l production d.cpp<'d substantia lly Ix>ca uSl' of a l)nitPd MinP Workers strikc. Wyom ing's coal production was sti ll less than half of West \'irginia' s. But whil<' Wt'st \ 'j)!.~ ni a' s produc · lion has rom ainflCl rssent ially nat. Wyoming·~ h;:~s gJ u,~·n t·'\'E'J)' year sin('(' t hC'n. WC'sl \'irgini<-1 's biggest y('ar of coa l producl ion wa; 1947. w hen 173.7 million IOns W(')'( ' minf'd . W~' Oming, in comparison. has mntinuf'd to set pnxluction rf'cord -. f'ach Vf>ar. It.s 19R'~ proclu ctJon fi gures ~C're the ~ 1i11P ·s h i g h f'~t f'\'f'r, breaking a mr1rk Sf'! just fhP year tx-tore, according to thr• E nf'rgy I nforma fi('n r\dministra tion . The m f't'tin g was the an nual confewncP of the F'ourt h District Land Bank System which, through 6.1local Federal Land Bank associa · lions, providE's long-term agricultu - ral credit to 69,!XXI farmers from Indiana, Kentucky. Ohio a nd Ten · nessee. The system's outstanding loan volume is over $4 .9 billion. At the conference, Fourth Dis ~ trlct Board Chairman Robert HE'S· ter discussed thP district board's recent announCf'ment approving the joint managem ent of Federal Land Bank of Louisville a nd Froeral lnterml'dl atc Credit Bank of Louis;ille. He said the ban ks would comr under joint mc.~nagP­ ment effec tive April I. He also made note of thP board's resolution providing for joint ma n· agement of the dis tri ct's Fcdet·ai Land Bank Associations and Pro· ductlon Credit Associations. Hester said these actions will provide the quality of agricultural credit service member ' OOrrowers havf' a right to expect, and will ass ure completE' coordination of the s;·stem' s short ·, intermediatE'· a nd long-term c redit programs. HE>ster addell that four state fle!d pattern committees will be formulated to study and recommend common territories for the d!s· trtct's 63 FLBAs and 36 PCAs . The nE>w stall' committres will be asked to present the ir rE'CommE>ndatlons for common territories this fall. They wtll also recommend a time framE' for lhe Inception of Inte grated management. Conference attendres a lso heard reports from Distric t Board VIce Chairman James A. Rose and Land Bank PresldE>nt R. C. Sehl ader . ._...,·: e' ·~ INHEARINGOI'ENS- Usa Koch, right, describes a ooaring aid to Kareena Beckett, 6. daughtero!David and Karen Beckett, Letart, W.VIL, at Mrs. Koch'snew husines.•. In hearing, whil·h op<'n' Monda~. The husines.• l• located at 417 S.~'Ond .·\ w .. Gallipolis. Hearing aid firm opens Monday GALLIPOLIS A new audiology service primarily dealing with hearing aids and evaluations for a ll agE'S will open for business Monday. Called lnhearing, the business Is located at 417 Second Ave .. next to DJ's Health & Fitness Center. Owner of lnhearing Is Lisa Koch , a resident of the arl'a for five years. Inooarlng will providE> different brands of hear ing aids, accessories, heat In!( aid Insurance, computer- !zed hearin~ a id fittings and other products, such as swim molds. Business hours are Monday through Thursday , 8 a.m . to 5 p.m . Eve.,ing and wt"''kend hours are available by appointment. Walk-ins are welcome and Mrs. Koch will conduct home vlsKs. ShE> Is approved by the United ,Mlloe Workers and Medicaid to supply heating aids. Mrs. Koch Is llC'E'nsed and certified in Ohto a nd lil'ensed to sell hearinJ?; aids in West Virginia. Sh~ a nd her husband , Paul, a s tate probation officer, art' the parents of a J.year-old son, Jonathan. Mrs. Koch has a bachelor's of science degree in speech pathology and au~lology from Clarion State College, Clarion, Pa ., and a mastE>r of science degr<'<' in a udiology from Ga llaudet C'olleJ?;e for the Deaf, Washington . D.C. �E-2 . Page Pon_, The Sunday Tirne5-Sentinel _,_.. ~'dd.___. :. Gallipolis, Ohio Pliaint " Apill, 1914 _,,,W. Va. employ~ Feelings mixed on impact of A 19!1l report by !he U.S. Labor Department found that amoog an estimated 575,!XXl stall> and local government employees in Ololo. 234,Enl already were a pan of a bargaining unit and working under impa<'t. a labor-management contract. A spokesman for Council 8 of the Others ""' cvncemed arout disruj:tilns in public service from American Federation o! State, strikes, permitted by the law except County, and Municipal Employees for sa!<>ty forces. although studies - largest of the Ohio unions with tlav<> shown that other states with arout 70,!XXl memlx>rs - said that similar laws have had no significant since about ~ percent of Ohio's increase in walkouts. publlc employees an> managerlal Passed last year along strict party and ineligible to join unions , more lines in the Democrat·a mtrolled than rui.!f of the state's publlc sector Leglsla!UI'f' al\d signed by De111<r work force already is covered by crahc Gov . Richard O>ieste.J!\e bill ·• contracts that w<>l'f' grand!athered beca.rne effective at midnight Sarur by lhe new law. cla y to tloe gratification o{ labor James Grossfeld. the AFSME groups which had worked lor it mofl' spokesman . said that group and its than ~ years. affiliate. thl' Ohio Civil Sl>rvice '~'~losE' groups have tx>en conduct· E mployees Association. has a ing memlx>rship drives th<> pa>t campaign under way which is S<"Vl'ral months - the bill delilx>r· <>xpected to organize an additional ately was g~ven a delayed effective SO.!XXl public workers . date - and have spent millions of Phillip Kelley . organizing direc· dollars to woo a state and local pool tor for the Communications of potential union memlx>rs that Wor ke r s of AmeriC'a·Public may total ~.OOJ . Workers Council , said that group Despite the fact that public hal; grown in necent months from workers nave not tx>en authorized to 2,:'(X) " to near lhe lO,!XXlmark ." Now join unions in Ohio in the past. tJle:.· that til<' Jaw is in place, Kelley said haw been doing it for years because ''we all' anxious to get going.·' the strike-prohibiting Ferguson Act. Although most of the unions an> now rppealed, wasseldomenforced . n>l uctant to talk about tloeir earn· ffiLlJMBUS. Ohio tAP ! -Oiolo's state and local governments appar· ently an> ready to implement tloe state's flrst-('ller publlc employee collectlve bargaining law but feel · 1ngs an> mixed about its fiscal Factory Orders ' ' 210 · - - fiHiiOil 5 In of oolars ~ -- 200I' 190 180 170 . ..•.. .... 198-4 1983 .. .... .... ...... .. U S ': Of')rnerce 1.1"11:1'r...,..<!>;t rnenr .. ~ity prQ.tected by four cannons when .. John Morgan passed through Gallia County .J \ t~> ~u..-, : t r1 r·J1h• •r Thr· I ,I. r J~ : ~ i; '!J r • 11 '"' 11 r; f !1' "l .1 . '. .,, ... ..... ... ,, . I' ~ 'I . .. . '' ., . I•J U I ' .. P! .' '' fJ. j.·J1(11ll·d ,, ·.::· 111& '·•I''IJ/ 1 d ,•.' ... ,J 1f. 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Oli vt• Jlll t l.t 1 1. rr . t Sdm11dl. dt 'f 't •;JsPd , )(, l)l •tl f l!l111 ."-M: ·hrn1•il. ( '1' 1'1 of lr.t ns, Ml dd h•IJI il'f Vlllag 1 ~ Jl r11d A Van j 'oonpy to ()fi ('SS <t j ·. 1\'t , Hk ha rd ( 'aruthPI'S, Pared , S. dbbun 992-6931 It's so easy to be a member of a growing profession . Start now. by studying at GBC. 2 evenings a week. LL TYPES OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIA FENCING 446-4367 or 992-7644 f' ' Jr., ::~::. :'.' .:, ~ith~~~·:;·:up~~ui!aJ~~ Wit h• ·• .til . Parr('), Salisbury. Thl'ima Bank' to Jerry M. r tldak•·r . .J a nr M. Oldaker, I acrr. Kindt•rgarten students may reb>ister April5 KlndPrgartPn reglstrallon for Local School Dlstt1ct wlll bf• hPid Thursday, April 5, from 8 a .m . lu II a .m . and from 1 p.m . to 2:30 p.m . In the kindergarten room nl'xt to Southern Junior High . Pan.'nts are to bring l'f'COrd ol immu nization and chlld' s birth rwtlficate. A c hlld must be 5 by September 30 to Pmull. A chlld enlerlng kinder· ,::w1 e n this year must have DPT Sl'riPs and booster, polio series and lx10ster. MMR vaccine and recent skin tes t as req uired by law. There w lll be no kindergarten cia>o;es tlw day of rl'glstratlon on Aprll5. It Is lmperatJve that chlldren be rcgistcrro a t this time to enable rus drivers to plan routes · more pfflclpn tly. South~m ·, Swanners are not the damage doers. They either die na turally or matt> and begin a nC'w colony . They are, however, 1hc first indit'ation of awhere tennltdamage c Infestatisionbeing in the home, done by r~~~iliillii..illiiiill~li~liliilii~;l~~~~·· Soviets buy more wheat WASHINGTON !API - The Agriculture Department says the Soviet Union has bought an addi · tiona! 250,!XXl ml'tric tons of U.S. com- about 9.85 million bushels- · for delivery this year under a new long-term agreement that took effect last Oct. 1. Officials said Thursday that 200,000 tons of the grain previously had tx>en listed as going to "unknown destina tions " and 50.000 tons toJ a pan but wa s switched to the Soviet Union . Thl' sale was reported to thr depart ment b y prival f'PX IXH1Cr s. as required by law . No prices or other detail s were disclosed. · However. the department says the lalest estimated fanrt price of corn is $3.46 )X'r bushel. A metrtc ton is about 2.205pounds and is equal to39.4 bushels of corn or 36.7 bushels of wheat or soylx>ans. Thus, the latest sa les would have an estimated U.S . farm va lue of about $34.1 million . So far , counting the new sales, the Soviet s have bought near ly 10.1 DISHES Fiberglas Mesh Aluminum 8 Ft. to 20 Ft. million tons of w heat and corn under termS of the new agreement . . cents uni1. . Sing le copies of any fac t sheets · are ava ilable for 10 cents through ·the Galli a Countv Cooperative :Extension Sl>n1ce Office, located at 1:J02 Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis . Ohio. Ord('rs of bulk s upplies and complet e sets should be made through the Ohio CooperatjVe Ex· tensiOn Service Publication~ Office. The Ohio State Uni versity. T he fac t Sheets provide lnfonna- THAT'S ALL IT TAKES TO GET THE TAX SHELTER DESIGNED FOR EVERY WORKING TAXPAYER. topics that ha ve b<'E'n grouped by subjPC t ma nN categories. Thes<> arP descri!x'd briefl y as follows :, stretch ing the bud~et to permit f'njo!•menr of thin gs not possible othe rwise. INSTALLATION AVAILABLE NO JOB IS TOO LARGE OR SMALL '~ an area. suc h as a set on insects, on e on diseasPs , one on fruit s and vegeta · bles, e tc -cost varies, (3) you can ordPr as many as you wa nt of any one fact s heel in unit s of 10 110 . mi nimum), a t a cost of 60 F amilv Resource Management -managing thr family inc·omeand "FREE ESTIMATES" Complete in only II weeks. Enroll now' Classes will begin March 26. For more informa tion contact... Swarmer s are about une-fourth to three-eigh ts Inch long, and yellowbrown to coal black . Their wings break off easily a nd accumulat<> tn management tion on a wi de ra ngC' of common . We offer the accredited program of class work you're re quired to complete before tak· ing the Olljp State Board examination . GAlliPOLIS BUSINESS COllEGE POMEROY, OH. SPRING SALE! "FREE DELIVERY" Special Discount For Do-lt-Yourselfers .J ; tmt·~ ~:vt · r ·t ·t1 W\t~rnll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l < l~ · i n . ' J I JII JJ I, t '-. 111;\JIIJUJ ,\ 220 E. MAIN ST. says Bill Lyon, Extension entomologlst. The Ohio State University . and ot hers. More than 300 of these two·page fact sheets have been preparro by Ohio Cooperative ~:xt e ns i o n Servic<> specialists. The fact shE't'ts are available ill by complew sets - cost $23.28 per se t i 21 by s ubject matter categories -~~HESTER 985·3301 NEW LOCATION ATTENTION WANT A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? homP applia ncr-s, ACCENT SUPPLY CO. r-;:==========::;1 wtndows and doors where ligh1 is, ings, termites teed slowly, so there's no need to panic. A few weeks or months may be needed to determine whether the infestation to a slmpledo-tt·yourself croorga nisms in their intestines operation or a complex one requlr· digest wood into r Pllulose to be used Jng a commercial pest control as food . WorkPrs may build mud service. The most e!fecttve control tubes ove r the surface of foundation accomplished by a Is usually wall s and cause honeycomb-like lice nsed pest control applicator feeding damage inside timbers, leaving little more than a shell because homeowners seldom have the training, experience or equipsurface on the outside. Although termitE'S eventually can m ent to do the job themselves. For more Jnfonnatlon on ter· , weaken the home's structu ra l mites and their control, contact our soundness or cause costly cosmetic office . damage 1o walls, floors and furnish- termite workers. Workers are not usually seen by the homeowner They arP wingless and white to grayish white . Ml- By BRYSON R. Ci\R1'ER Extension Agent .\gricu!ture & CNRD GaWaCounty GALLIPOLIS -Home, Yard & Gard<>n fact sheets are available throu~ your Ohio Cooperative Extension 51>1'\oce. They answer BAU M TRUE VALUE MAIN - Are you afraid you might havl' termites? A good time to find out Is March through May , when winged termite adults swarm around around the home- th<> lawn, yard, ga rde n, backyard fruits, household =~~;;;~~~~~;;d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can write to James Sand. at Box 9't, Clarksburg, Ohio 43115. Naylor said Shwnan's daughter was "hired arout a year ago as a student aide at minimum wage" and works about 10 hours a week. Shuman "dld not know who she was assigned to untO be was contacted " on Wednesday about the matter, Naylor said. "While Mr. Harklnmaychooseto make something out of It, that's his motivation- whatever It may IX'I don't think It's aU that unusual," Naylor said. "I don't think It's the least bit SUfllrlslng ... that an honor student would be a student aide at the university." Harkin, a five-term member of th<> House,lsseeklngtheSI>nateseat held Sl>n. RogerW . Jepsen, R-Iowa. Shuman has b€en criticized by Harkin and some other members of Congress for advocating the new system. which includes a 26-page loan appUcation form that will be used by farmers seeking help from FmHA. The longer form, caUed CFS or Coordinated Financial Statements, wWgraduaUy replace the old four-page standtlrd application. By JOHN C. RICE Extension Agent Agriculture, Meigs County POMEROY - Calendar of Events - Tuesday evening, Apri13 -Meigs County Junior Fair Board meeting at Meigs High School in vo ag room at 7 p.m. Thursday evening, April 5 Meigs County Dairy Banquet. The banquet will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Pomeroy , starting at 7:30p.m. Guest Speaker will be Robert E. Jacobson, Exten · sion Economist, Dairy Marketing. Everyone is in\1ted to attend. The dinner is potluck and you should bring your own table service. Watch For Swarming T<'rm ites ------Extension note·-------- questions and concerns In and ~ bu ilding . Re1 No.7101 ·0471B l·. hli r1 lt J 1 '111 1' h. O.. , ,dhlllJi \ .John Hunt Morgan In July, II'&. runr tiom; Of that /l€'WSpapt>r W (>f{> houst-<1 nex t door in the brick SPRING VALLEY PLAZA l ~'i lford . I tJ IIII IS THE late 19th century over 2,000 weddings look place here when .lohnG . Damron served theto..na.•a magl.•trate. 1'hebuUdlngwasput up in 186.'1 by Mr. Damron who al"" ""rved as mayor ol Gallipolis. !Joe only cannon built In Gallipolis during theCivU War thai we have record of was named alter Damron and protected the town during the raid of comment Agriculture and our community Home, yard and garden facts \hq.;.Jn' mr ·n hd d IJnJkPn owa y IJIJ I"1h IJ. H nr•.nto~rt 1 , · tn tid POMEROY - Filing for dlssolu· lion of martiage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court werE' Bryan J. Wolfe, Racine. and Lea M. Wolfe, Racine, and Charles M. Fry, Synu.·use, and Kathy D. Fly, Syracuse. WE HAVE ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE \1r J').' :rn hr •<.idt>i l llJ V.dl"d \'inton lfl..,t •·· ''J ll i'> I'H '. tl·~ ~ r t'l{ ·urd tho! , tJ, r • '·"- , I ' ;J '> kinrH <., /1tJI !-. 'HT1P~ort at r ·r·n lo ·nlll•· ~ lw n dtJIJU1 4U of l ' r'•IJ. drl\ Ill• · rrl '•'> l .I ' • ~ Jll 'l -.. I ! . rtl• · 1 rtl 1111 • .r '·" \ 'l l f.' Ill I. I ' ' ·U I J' . r] i\P Farm Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -An Iowa congressman says there should be an Investigation Into the "curious , , l'f'latlonshlp" between Charles W. Shuman, the hea<t,Cif the Farmers Home Admlnlstatlon, and the designer of a new $646,!XXl Joan application •-ystern bought by the agency. Rep. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, saki Thursday that the designer of the new system Is Thomas L. Frey, a professor of agricultural economics at 'l:he University of Illinois. Shu· man's daughter, Carol, Is a student at th<> university and Is F'i'ey's assistant, Harkin said . Although Shuman was out of town , and unavailable for corrunent , his agency referred calls to UnderseC!'f'tary Frank W. Naylor Jr., who oversees FmHA operations . "Dr. Frey is a professor in the school of agrtcultlli'E' there," Naylor told a reporter. "Charley's daughter Is a senior, honor student. It's very typical for them to IX' student aides. The a mount of money she's earning Is very minimal." To end maniages Meigs County agent's corner Frey could not be reached for By DON KENDALL •Come to Baum lum· i n bat tle ,'t! ( 'I IJWn ('j l y i !ht·n known a s l <. tnkln '" PtJ)/11 ) (.lnd wr haw• co ,. !/ t •f 'lf'i l ..J) IPJSI four dlfff>rt>n l • l f' I 'IJU!ll '> IJI lhf • ('<JIJ!Uff' Of thr•M • r!H' Il I )lu • :J(J ' fJUnt g i VP~ lhfl (Tf.adit tq 1tr• · ~ ~~ ~ 1 ( Hli!! Vol u ntflPr I nf<..tnt ry : I !Il l ' 111 ltw T rumbull (;uanJs: ami I \\I J '>,' 1\ ' that lhr • ff';J] hPHX ~ WI'Tl' 1l11 • "'>q uiiT•·l huntpp.," flhf~ ]()( •ctl nnli iJ .t r. All lr JUI <.tt '<"rJunl :-, do agrt"(' th;t! th•· -If ! C•mfNr•ralB. werP hidi ng u ndt •r thf' hank <JI R<.tnkln's Jl•JJJJ1b ..- Jk in g f•Jr l ht• .'-. hoalwa tc> ri n lt lf · Ohio H ivt ·r 'l'h1 · ;t('U>unh also . 1g r t 't ' t h at th1 • Conff>df'rat~ had Ill I J! Jtll what wasjcalled a J)I'O'illlkla slanl. Ma. EmmertandSulanCave, lbe municipal league's ll!lllor researche'; said their tespectiVI! group; 118ve held a 8l!!1eS cl semlnari, well atteoded by local ofllclals, :0 acquaint them with speclllcs rl the leglslatlcll. He said they are aiiXkluS to receive ..00 study the 62 pages rl procedural rules adopted last week by the newly created State Employment Relations Board. Union group; mostly sald they were pleased with t1oe rules, generally patterned after tha6e of the National Labor Relations Board. DO YOU WANT A GOOD DEAL ON A TRACTOR WITH NO SALES GIMMICS? ]IJ!'f fl.IIJr //l rH·~· . 11 ~~~. J ''.. 1 lit! ' I'Jii ./ r, r '' I b TT\Pfl :vir,Jgarli<JidiT :-, I·~ I ' ·II·. .rnd h: rd dr ;Jw n up tu '- r-- "'JI.I;J• ·'- ;;ti; fJ,, • · • •r,, \, trr .., ,~ · n 1.., 'J;jd l )('f •n < h;j'Jing Morg;m across t JhJr ; twd anr J d p<o~t t->d that Morgan ..._.,u ld r·r;lm ' lhlf1Ugh CPntervi.lle lr. •r .• ·' ·'1):1' J". r'• d lh,,r Ill h.H1 'l ,.,., ~·' •I " Welsh " burg . l h.JT (;PnNal Judah who These4fJ ' "\ .11 r ·•n 11·r1 Wl ' l'f ' 1h1 ·n thP on(->S whrJ I ;Hi l l I l 1 1~ l 'l ] IJ ( oii i Ji poll S ly..i fhin fl \ r · f n llt ·<.,, than a ny 11t lhf' olhf'r ·' .t' 11 nnr tht> men co nnun~ .,., I 'l l ' tJ :dJ I; r><., l; f ThaT lr Iowa congressman · . calls for investigation •We have the service to back up the sale. • We have the parts to back up our service •We have a tractor for every need to fit every budget . *Stop in and see OJJr complete line of Wheel Horse and Work Horse lawn and garden tractors . thr · tin y hamlf't ofCpnf(~r ­ '. Ill•· had n r·;:m nons and 2,300 m en v·. .JII lniL lrJ r !VItJI-g<W . Of course d I' ]'I bill · The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page Pometoy Middleport · Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' ber. This is our 15th year as a Wheel Horse Dealer and we are here to stay. '.n1 nrm ~. , .\'\'IJs ..,! JII 'I' l..J ( f)JTf~()UJidPilt palgn budgets, Kelley said "we've spent mllllons - at least oae or two mllllons.'. Arrlmll tliOSI' with <Xll1nous feel · 1ngs about the law are many mernberti f1 the Ololo Association cl County Canmlss1onen and Engi neers wmse leaders fougbt It bitterly In tloe Legislature. Mary Jane Emmert, personnel and labor relations specialist lor the association, said most members feel that the law wW force local governments Into contracts ttoey cannot atford. Even though poHce. firefighters and other sa!l"ty forces an> lort>ldden to strike, the bill mandates their contract disputes be resolved by a thlrd ·party concillator. Till' Ohio Municipal Leagul', which consists of all of Ohio's 229 citte. and 500 villageos. took no formal position on the bill when It was enacted. But the league had opposed It outrtght untO vUJages were removed from its coverage and amendments deleted some of 1 April 1' 1984 $1 0,000 RE ARD For information leading to the arrest and convicti"" nf person or persons responsible for the theft of 1300 ft. -4/0 3C, GGC power cable, blower motor housings, bearing housings, drums of misc. bolts and steel pins, break bands, trip linkage, break drums, break cylinder, double flange roller, caterpillar 0-9 radiator, etc. from the property of Crown City Mining, Inc. the evening of Wednesday, March 28th or early hours of Thursday, March 29, 1984. This .Re~ard will also apply to the information leading to the arr~st and conv1ct1on of person or persons responsible for the theft of a Joy model #150 portable air compressor stolen from Company property in October 1983. Reward will be paid jointly by. Crown City Mining, Inc. and Buckeye Insurance Company. Notify: Dale Thompson, Crown City Mining, Inc., 6422 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg, OH. 43068. Work Phone: 614-86i-6505 or after 5 at 614-451-6885. All information will be held in the strictest confidence and given to the 'local police authorities. i ' ' f. '~ ~ hv Veg~tables ~ varieties and cultural praetiees thai cootribute to a successful ~ard<•n filled with fresh. whoJpsom<' veg<>tables for thf' Iable a nd home processing use. InsPC' ts - identification and control of thos<> )X'sky bugs and othPT insect s that feed on your flowe r. s hrub , fruit and v<>getable plants OiscasPs - • how to recognize disease symptoms in sic k plants .and rKommendations on what to .do to prevent and control these :diseases. · Lawn Cure - facts given on :growing and maintaining a profes - siona l looking lawn . including fertilizer a nd water needs plus varie l y selection a nd cull i ng recommf'ndations. Safety- tips on how to keep from hav ing care less accidents which ca n be e mbarrassi ng, painful. and There are added advantages to the IRA mini. cost!"'· House hold Equipment - wls<> selection, care and maintenance of :-najor and s mall appliances lo save dollars F ruit - suggested tree fruit and sma ll fruit practices that help you produc~ attractive tree and vine ri)X'ned fruit for home use. Mmt and Foods - suggestions and idC'a s on sPif'Ction. care, and storage of meat and other food produc ts. Wildlife - methods and ways of managtn~ wildlife for enjoym<>nt ra ther than being a nuisance or pest. Floriculture- suggested culture practices for growing annual and perennlal f!ow<>rs. Housing - tips and ld<>as on making your home more comfortabl<> a nd e n<>rgy efficient without costing a Jot of dollars. Landscape - ld<>ntlflcatlon and suggestions on growing recommended ornamentals. trees and shrubs to enhance the landscape a nd add beauty to tbe home,lawn or garden. 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Attorneys push excessive arrests as basis for civil suit LORAJ N, Ohio !AP I - Lawyer> for N£'lson Velez, a Hispanic, say hP was shot and arrested nearly flw y{'ars ago in an unwa rranted •·onfrontatlon with two off-du ty Lora in pollee officers. In an effort to prove their case. la wy£'rs Robert Ga ry and Ka therin~ Wals h had thousands of polic< r{'C()rds searched. Th£'y want tr• prov£' a pattern of £'Xcesslve police fofC{' In making arrests, particu· larly of raacial minorities. In a civ Ulawsuit set for trta l Ma;· D ln U.S. Distric t Court a t Cl£oveland , the lawyer s say they will present evidence from the record s to try to prove a pattern of police buUy ing citizens of this blu~llar city . An order from U.S. District Judge Ann Aldrich (){'nnitted seven stu· dents from Ob£'r lln College to search confidential police records for incidents tha t indica ted possible police brutality . They dldmostofthe research as a wtnter ·term project in the Lora in police station . Some students from Case Western Re· serve University in Cl£oveland a ided in the project. According to court records, the city denies the allegations, including the conte ntion tha t Velez, 25, was unj us tl v treated . Police Chief J ohn Ma linovsky, who has hea ded the 9().mernber pollee force for 16 years, calls the charge aile. " Do we use e xcessive fofC{'? WhY. absolutely not ," Mallnovsky said . " My goodness, this Is the ta w - you don 't use excessive force. I can show times when I've suspended them for using excessive force.' ' The case has drawn t he interest of many people In the com munity. " The whole minotity community is Interested In the Issue Involved, " sa ys E ugene Rivera , di rec tor of E l O>nt ro , a socia l service agency serving Lorain 's Hispaniccommunity of about 13,00l peop iP. Rivera also is a school board m ember. "EI Centro and tile NAACP established a coalition In tllelasttwo years to look at the Issue of pollee brutality, " ruvera sald. "W£' had attempted to establish some sort of for11maround the issue. We have not succeeded In negotiating with police on what changes need to be made . Is a black feeling within the His"There panclc and communities that excessive fofC{' Is used more often with the minority community than non·mlnority community. That's based on many experiences a nd confrontations with pollee In thls town. Stories go throug h the community about beatings." The Ve lez case stands out beca use of the resea rch Involved. Rive ra said . Court records state Velez wa s a passenger In a car In the early mor ning hours of July 2. 1979, a long with two other m e n . The Lorain· horn Ve lez was 19 years old a t the felonious assault, pleaded no contest to simple assault, was found guilty and given a suspended sentence. In bls suit, Velez Is seeking $250,<XXl In compensatory damages, $150,<XXl In punltlve damages, law· yer fees and a federal order clamping down on the Lorain Pollee r:r::::;;~~~~~~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;i;;;~=::; eno Dol.lar Off The Purchase Any LARGE PIZZA time. His lawyers say other occupants of the car became involved in an argument -.ith two m en and a woman In another car , and the two OPPOSING POINTS OF VIEW - Lorain, Ohio, Chief of Police ,John Mallnovsky, left, and Eugene Rivera, a social worker In the city, have differing opinions on the way police treat dty people, particularly racial minorities, In making arrest.• . Mallnovsky, chief of the police force for 16 years, says his men do not use excessive force. Rivera, director of the El Centro social service agency, says stories of police abuse of Hispanics and blacks are common. The matter will be the focus of a civil lawsuit corning to tria! In U.S. Dblrict Court In Cleveland In May . (AP Laserphoto) . Scavenging no bother • • for welfare recipient COLUMBUS , Ohio ! API- Som e people might look down on Shirl ey StonP fur sca venging m ost of her food from grocer; s lor<> I rash bins, bu1 she views hf'r work as rPSOurcefuiness tha t has sprung from fl(.-'('PSS it~·. '' I nevt'r fef'l sorry· for m ySf'lf. I'm sa tis fiPd with my Ufe," sa id Mrs. Stone. who lives in a houseoumed by her mol her in suburban Columbus. F'or two yPa rs, lht> 4R·yea r ·old we lfa re redpipnt savs sht> has been digging food out uf dumps!Prs a nd " running !hP stn?f't " to find othe r item s. ShP said she ge ts a bout thrf'<'·foun hs of hr r food from trash of bins in ordpr to sw-vive . food " I saw all thi s stuff ou tsid<• lh l' s torC' onC' day. and I thoug ht I mig ht as W('!l pick 11 up," :vl rs. Stone said 'T V(' found 80 pounds of pot a toes. orangC's. applf'S . bread . sWPf't rolls. a case of cannPd milk . baby food . chePse. tomat oes . onions. cannPd food. bleach. pap« r tow('[ s ... 1could go o n a nd on ." Mr s . Stone . wh<>ir thrr<' c hildren ar(' m arncd a net gon f' . sa id s hP gr ts ~76 1n food sta m ps a nd $1 22 in gener al ll'lief each m onth and has not worked for thrE'C' :-.: rars tX'f'au Sf' Comatose victim has 30th birthday MORRIS TOWNHSHI P. :'oi ..J . KarPn An n Qui nl an ha s ru rn£'d :~l . stu! in a co ma e ight ym r s rf>~p irator fo llowing a landma r k lighl ·lo-diP court case . and her mot hc>r says s ht ~ ·· svmbol izcs thr right !U life ." ivllss Quinlan la psed into a com a in 1975. a nd s inre t hen he r fa mily ha s obsPrv£'d her birt hda ys bv N'l cbra t ~ ing Mass bes iclP hrr nursing hom <' bed Bu t J ulia Qutn la n sa id thr fam il!' \1.::1s for Cf'CI to can cel pla ns to m a rk ht ·r claug ht r r' s: ~~h birt hdav Thu rs· d:1v bftca uSf' of I hf' fiC'rCf' .<;;form that blankrtf'd part s ol NPw .JrrSf'~' wHh up to d foot of snov.: and fl oodPd t hr cous tlinP. JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. injury. She sa id it doesn't bother her tha t shC' !iv('s on w hat ot her s discard . " T hf'v throw it aw ay and I can use it ," s h~ sa id. " l think it' s stupid to throw 11 away . I don ' t feel bad a bout using it ." \1rs. Stone said she has as ked fo r a nd been dented food disca rded by ..~ ··\l\'1wn wr askrd to havt· KarPn rPm ovPd from th e rf'spi rator . v.:(• ask[\(j to put hPr back in hr r natura l staiP," ~ id Mrs. Quinlan . " WP askf'd to havr hf'r dif' in ( ~od ·s t imP. Wf' ar{' wa it ing and accC'pl ing ( ;orl·:, will for hPr .. Miss Quinlan has con1P to rPpr""'nt efforts to pprmit the te rmina lly ill to die indi!UJIIYand not have their lives artificially extended with ma chines, Mrs. Quinlan said . Miss Quinla n lapsed int o a com a Apr U 1.1. 1915. a t a friend 's binhday party. She had a pparPntty con· s umed several gin and tonic drinks on top of what docto rs said wa s a " thPrapeutlc " amount of a mild tra nquUizer and aspirin . The mix tu re was never firmly esta blished as thl' cause of her condition . AJte r doctors said Miss Quinlan would never return to a "cognitive state ," he r parents won (){'rmlsslon from the state Supreme Court In March 1976 to disconnect her from a respirator. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST st ores. Dick Bergman . ma nager of ad\ ·rr ti.slng and public rda tions for arf'a Kroger s tores. said s upermarkd s do not give a\vay food b£'<'ilU >~ofpol cnt lallegal pro blems. Bu t M rs . Stone sa id sh«> has never hc'<'Orrlt ' ill from C'ating disca rdPd Office Hours by Appointment Only CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 " I workt 'Cl in thP g r()('(•l) ' stor£'," s he sa i£1. "I koow what to look for. " Shl' said sh<' uses food sta mps lo hu~ · itf'm s s ht• can 't find in tras h bi n.s. s uch as t'£libll' m m l. and I hat sh£' isn't alw ays alon(' " 'ht>n slw fo ragt•s for food . .. E \wy bod; • does it ." she sa id . J\udrr:-.-· Harri.s, r xecutiVC' assista nt to F ra nklin County Wc lfarr Directo r Wa vne Rugh, said she was una wa rf' of othe- r \Velfare rrcipipnts gett ing food from garbage cans . Mr s. Stone said s ht> goes throug h tras h btns for item s othe r than food and tha t m a ny of her clo thf'S , Sf'Vf' ral pi('('('s of furniture and thf' cu r tains on tllf' w indows have come 1AP 1 - aft f'r tx>ing takPn off a (:I ll vehicles pulled off the road . They say Valez approached the two men from the othe r car - off-duty policemen Larry Giese and Jay Smith - to say he had no quarrel \\Oih them, when he was shot In his right leg . Other pollee artived and arrested him . Ve lez' lawyers say in a coun document that pollee "unlawfully, Intentionally and malic iously fired a revolve r. struck the right upper leg and fa lsely imprisoned th£' plaintiff without justification in violation of his civil rights." Lora in Law Director Edward M. Zaleski, in a pretria l brief, con· tended Ve lez was pari of a scuffle that was forced on the office r s and \hat Velez struck Gi ese on the he ad with a piece of conc re te before the shot was fired . Velez was indic ted on a cha rge of fro m thp strf'f't s. "Tlll' fn•ezer and the TV a re the onlv things in this house I paid fo r, " NEED CASH? PIZZA SHACK 126 Main St. Pomeroy 992-6674 1----------- -------------- IRA? Check with State Farm •Competitive Rates . •Guaranteed Lifetime Income. • Waiver of Prem1um for Disability Opt1on . • Good Neighbor· · Serv1ce. .. CAROLL SNOWDEN 417 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Oh . Phone 446·4290 Home 446-45tl QUICK CASH LOANED 6 DAYS A WEEK t1 : 1n u • O•I •LI' B I<~ J r.-. • ''<J ! Drl i l l o ro o , ~ FOR OFFICE PERSONNEL THE FUTURE IS SPELLED W-0-R-D P-R-0-C-E-S-S-1-N-G Computer Technology has hit the office in a big way. The effect it has on office work is tremendous. YOU CAN LEARN WORD PROCESSING AT GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE IN ONlY 5 SHORT WEEKS. 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Call for a free dem on stration and see JUS t how much a Xer ox copier can do for you . Ohio Toll Free 1-IOo-328-0476 - .Nationwide 1·800·848-7218 lngswath through this southwestern Ohio town. The urban f{'Dewal project It prompted has restored the town physically, but residents can't erase their memories. "There are emotional scars, not just for e)d{'rly people, but the yciung," Sllld Wllllam Eichman, a fotmer city councilman whose downtown store was destroyed by the tornado. "Aprll comes, and any black cloud comes and people get sc.a red." 'The tornado, one of a series spawned from Alabama to Indiana on Aprll3, 1974, when a mass of cold alr collided with a front of warm, rriolst air, struck with llttte warning lriiate afternoon. I !tore a milewlde swath through Xenia. It killed 34 people, demolished tlve schools and l,:nl homes and did commercial damage that forced 121 businesses to close. The city suffered property damag£' estlmated at $100 million. Eichman wasoutoftownthatday. Hef{'turned n£'xt mornfhgtof!nd his appliances !of{' destroyed, his house damaged and his son's home flattened. "You know, I've got a couple of hundred photographs I took that day," he said. "The devastation, I don' t know what you'd compare it to. I was In several wars and I never saw anything like lt. The houses were so flat." Although Xenia was the hardest hit conununlty In Ohio, the damage could have been worse. Schools had LIMA, Ohio (AP ) - Thefamilyof a 2 1·2·y{'ar-old Lima boy who was fatally injured In a fall several months ago told this week of their decision to donate his organs so that others could live and see. As a result of the decision to work with a procurement agency, a youth In: New England received the child's ll\'er; two ()('Ople In New York City received his kidneys and two cornea nrlplents can now see. .T he child's family asked not to be identified but told their s tory at St. Rita's Medical Cente r, whel'l' the child's liver and kidneys we!'!' removed for transplant . They said a medical team from Ya[{' Univ£'rslty School of Medicine In New Haven, Conn ., flew for their son'sllver, took it to New Haven and compl£'ted the transplant. The liver transplant was a first for St. Rita's, said Dr. Douglas M . Daniels, a pediatric ian who was c alled to the hospital shortly afte r the boy was Injured. The youth's kidneys and corneas wef{' transplanted througheffortsof the Organ Procurem£'nt Agency of Northwestern Ohio, at Maumee. Recipients of the kidneys we!'!' loCated In New York City through the agency's computer !Ink with other agencies. The corneas we!'!' removed at a funeral home In CrldersvWe and recipients located by:the Tnledo Lions Eye Bank. let out lor the day when the tor nado struck at a bout 4:40p.m ., a nd some downtown stores clOSed early that day beca use It was Wednesday, a day when they c ustomarily closed a t midday. High wind collapsed a junior high school gymnasium where an at· hletic achievement dinner had been scheduled that night, a disaster tha t could have killed dozens of people If the dinner had been unde r wa y. Where the tornado s mas hed buildings and scattered debris. stores and houses have been l'!'bullt. A focal point ofthe reconstruction is the downtown Town&Square Mall shopping center, which Is on city-owned land leased to develop· ers and s tore owne rs. A mote l now being bull! Is the last project planned as part of the restoration of the 11-acl'!' business s ite declared a n emergency urban renewa l area. "You see some scars, but I don't think you'd see them as a stranger driving through," said Eichman , 69. who has reo(){'Ded his s tore up the street from where It stood before the storm. "It looks like a typical !.~~ban renewal project. where they tore the buUdlngs down . You don't realize that all the buildings went down in abou t four o r five minutes. "Weformedacommltteeacouple of days afte r It, " he said. "We called it the 'Spirit of '74 Committee' toald the City Counc il ... to go out a nd search fo r motels and bus inesses tha t would com e ln." Bob Stewart , Xe nladty manage r s ince 1971 , said city reconstruc tion has evolved into a long· term economic development program for this city of 25,1XXJ people . " It 's taken us a bout 10 years to rebuild half the city, and it took us a bout 100 to build the first part, so we kind of thiink tha t's a tribut e to our people and our city." Stewart said. "We've concent rated on lnfrastructu r<>.... w e thi nk it 's a good . solid reconstruc tion." Stewa n , a fo rmer policeman in the Cincinnati suburbs of Silverton a nd Ma de ira , was in his City Hall oftlce when he wa s a lerted to the tornado's advance. He told the IJUuding 's staff to ta ke cover and telephoned his family at his hom e with the same message. AJte r the twister hit , he began he lping direct cleanup efforts. "I am oriented towa rd tha t kind of Immediate res ponse. a nd tha t wa s mv first task," Stewart sa id . fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BULK WIENERS ';~ ... l~ .... 99¢ Homemade HAM SALAD .......... l~ .....99¢ 12 Oz. 6 Pack WHISTl E GRAPE ........ 89¢ 97¢ COKE ..........um.... VIT. D. MILK .... ·:~.9~L.. Superior's TUESDAY ONLY 120Z. 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The Liberty Press GALLIPOLIS - 446-3144 A decade With This Coupon prices. UNITED SECURITY & COMMUNICATION XENIA, Ohio tAP) - ago a tornado smasllea a devastat· Bologna. Plus Tax & Installation NOTHING ELSE NEEDED TO RECEIVE SATELLITE TELEVISION IN YOUR HOME Xenia tornado leaves emotional scar behind 51oHI , ... M '-, 1;! 11 1 r ,ll r!l l " P I f1 5V J r1 1 f\ l,Q fl l !J,l , l y The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-E-7 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Child's helps others CLASSES START SOON WE'LL LEND YOU THE MONEY LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY COMPLETE SYSTEM $}495° ' Department's excessive fo rce pollcy. A U.S. Supreme Court deCision In 1978 restricted the liabWty pi tocat governments In civil lawsuits, holding In a New York case that a pattern of wrongdoing must be proven to establish liability. Aprill, 1984 •Redeem y ~, ur marwfa c\ Jrers money-sa\'ing coupon s at C.K ·s and re ceive double the valu e wh en you p·uc ha se the spf'Cr t•ed •tern One coupon per rtem No e11paed coupon s acce pted . Double redem ptron of1er does not app ly to "Fr ee Merch andise" . coupons or co upon s over 49 ' m face value. No cash refund s when Double Coupon s va lue e)( ceeds price of item . Cigarette s and certam oth er ite ms are e.c lu ded by law To in sure pro duct to al l ou r customers. we are l1 mi t1n g our " Do uble Coupon" offer to one ja r of In stan t Coffee and one can ol Gr ound C.otfee oer shopping. Double Coupon offe1 good Su nday . April I. 1984 . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY . A PR i l 8TH • • SUPER MARKET OPEN DAILY & :iUNDAY - 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00P.M. SECOND & MILL ST. . . .~IDDLEPORT . OH . We Reserve the Right to Lrm1t Ouant1t1es. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS . �April 1, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page E-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel $30 Dlillion goes to education COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP I - State Lottery Director Thomas Chema says a record $.lJ million was transferred in February from the Ohio Lottery to the sta te's education fund . Chema said ' T hursday th!' transfer was the largest in one month in thP lottf'rv's 1().vear * * the fiscal year ends on June~h." Chema said a major reason for increased lottery profits is the Ohio Lotto game, a weekly drawing that this week offers a lop prize of at least $5.9 million. To qualify for at least a share of the jackpot, a ticketholder must rna tch six numbers between one and 40 wit h those drawn by lottery officials. history . Since the start of the 1984 fiscal year July 1. the lottery has provided the education fund with $148 million, he said . "Our goal lhis year was to transfer $165 million to education," Chema said . "I t looks as if we will meet that goa l by month's end and exceed it by at least $3Jmtu ionwhcn EUREKA · th Anniversary * * *·· * * might) SAVE mite™ SJO SAVE $20 ON THIS FEATURE-PACKED UPRIGHT WITH TOP-FILL BAG P-eak HP •Deluxe Tool Pack •Includes 8 Pc . Attachments Floor & Wall Brush •Chrome Brush Wands styles in linens for the kitchen, bath and hedroom . Brmd merchandise is carried at the store, with )lathroom towels from Martex, FuJdcrest, Cannon, St. Mary's, and desigt!er towt·L~ hy VPra and Laura LINEN SHOPPE OPENS - The linen Shoppe, 53 Court St., Gallipolis, opened Its doors for business this weekend. The store, owned by Carolyn Grove, Is an off·pl'la! ootlet featuring Irregulars and discontinued Ashley. Two boys buried by tornado feel baby sitter saved lives GREENVILLE. N.C. tAPI Two youngsters buried by debris when tornadoes ripped through their home and littered the street with corpses credit their survival to a fast -thinking babysitter who told them. "Somehow we're going togf't out." Nine-year-old Chad Sturgeon was sitting on his bed talking to his babysitter. Jennifer Olroggf', when he suddenly " heard a tra in coming." Chad said Thursdav that thf' 15-year-old sitter wokf' up his 8-year-old brother. Blake. and told them to lie on the floor. "While we WPrP down thf'rf'. all sorts of glass was flying around. " Chad said. Then pictures ca me off the wall . and theroofcamco ff. Pat1 of it went up. part of it came down. The room. and the youngstPrs. were quickly covered with dPbris. " Then it was all owr. She sa id 'Get up. Somehow wp'fP going togf'l out,"' Chad recallro . RPluctantly giving an intf'rv iPw in what was onCP thP fam ily's hf'au ti full~· appointed den. Chad t•xplainC'd that df'bris had blockC'd the kitchen door. "Scwf'wentloMomma·sroom.A whole wall had fallPn, sowP jump('(] outthf'rc." \had sa id. " Then we saw I dead I pPOplP ou I thf'rc in thP street. and then some pPOplc cam e and got us," added thf' youngster. his voicP quivering and tears on his cheeks. ''I'm so glad Momma wasn't homf' in the bedroom at the timf' becauSP that wall would have fallen on hf'r ... Ann SturgPOn sa id shf' and hPr husband. Ed. ll'f'rc out with friends when the tornado hit thPir home six milf's southwPst of downtown Gn'f'n\'illP just afiPr 9 p.m . WC'dnf'sday. ThP\' sa id il was a miracle thf'ir bovs wprpn't killC'd. " TllPrP's noway thp~· should ha\·c gott f'n oul of that bedroom ," sa id Sturg('On. his fa shionable 8- room homf' in shamblPs. the built -in pool pollutro with dPbris. " It took us two hour s just to clean thP garbage off •Top-Fill Bag Resists Clogs •Keeps Suction Strong •Huge Capacity ' Exclusive 4-Way Dial-a-Nap 2-MOTOR POWER TEAM 20 • ll ST 199.95 ~~Fa'ffiii:). ON THIS COMPLETE HOMECLEANING SYSTEM SAVE # 1429 $70 1 peak HP MOTOR olncludes 8 Pc . Attachment Set I hf' i)('Ci ... AdrlPd Mrs. Slurg('On: "God ju st got thf'm out . Th•·~ · couldn't h<J\"P donP it a lonP. H,, did it. HP was in,full coni rol of I hf'm ... " WhPn l saw thOSf' IXl\"S 1 knP\1" pvpry thing was OK" shP s; tid . "f.vprvthing clsP in this houSf' can h<· rf'piac('(l. butth! ·\· ca n't." Thr£'C' proplP in thP imm"li<JIP ar!'a did diP. s<Jid Sturgron. includ· ing a 1" ·\T'ar -old cla ssmal!' of Miss •Roto - Matic Powerhead •Dirt -Seeking Headlight #746liST 1219.95 o~ ·oggf' . Thf' babvsit tPr wa s in st'C'Iu sion Thursda\·. upset aftpr ha\"i ng SPf'n her friPnd 's txxl:> smashro on thP st n't·t during ht'r own ot·dpa l. Monday hake· sale• "E I•o••• ~erfcli.s o• VISA' . _,_..,1 o~ •o MI. Mori<~h Church of God . RarinP w ill hold "craft bazaar and bake sa l(' Mondav. April 2 at Jhc Krogf'r Storf' in Pomcrov. '"'" ''' "' ' CfiA~GE CARD ~.-:~~ ~ POMEROY OHIO ~-~===========~=============~=================::;;~~~:;::::::==:. Child slept through murders WILMINGTON. Ohio tAPI- A 5-year-old girl apparently slept through the night whill' hPr parPnts and brothPr wprp stabbed to df'ath. according to police who sa id thf'V had no mot lvP or suspect s in t hf' triple homicide. The bod iPs of Donald and Kar en Danes. both 39, and thPir son. 15-year-old Rodney, wPrf' found Thursday at their rural l.Res Cn'C'k home in southwestern0hio.about15 miles southPast of Wilmingt on. Clinton County Sheriff Pa trick Haley said. All thP victims had bf'en stabh<'Cl in the neck at least oncE'. Mrs. Danes' throat was cut and sh!' had a cut on her forehPad. said Clint on County Coroner C. W. Halps A butcher knifP was found in a bathroom sink. and another knife . which had been wiped off, was on thP kitch!'n count er . HaiPS sa id. ThP couplE''s daughtf'r, Lisa. was found unharmro in the hou se Thursda~· by a nPighbor who had stopped to tak(' Rodne~· l o high school. Lisa apparE'ntly siPpi through the killings and did not know hE'rparent s wcrP dead . although she sa id her brother"s room was "a mPSs." HalP)" said . He sa id thcrP was no known moti ve. although his depart · men! was treating the dPaths as homicidP. ThP coronPr sa id Danf's. a salPsman for thP Mac Tool Co., was found in his truck. parkro in the drivpwa~ ·. His llifp"s body was found fully r lothm in a diffPrPnt bathroom from where lhP knifP was found, while th!.' hov' s body , clad in underwea r . was found on the noor of his bedroom. Hal('s sa id. ~ \Voodland Ccnlcrs.lnc. SPEECH & HEARING DIVISION A Professional Stall 01 Sp eech Palh olog1s ts And Audiologists Pro· vide Complete Speech & Hearing Serv1ces For People 01 All Ages • HEARIN G EVALUATION S • HEARIN G AIDS - Med 1ca 1d & UMW Approved Tes t1n g - Evaluation - Selectton - Fittmg - Follow· up and Annu al Checks . • SPEECH & LANGUAGE EVALUATI ONS • SPEECH & LANGUAGE THERAPY • LIPREADING THERAPY GAlliPOLIS 412 V•nton P•ke 446-S500 JACKSON POMEROY Mulberry He•gh l s 992 2192 f ( , 1 � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 1, 1984 carr denney ellis engel hill hoskins nibert tribble