http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fc4ea98e1d2635da34dcb2923d538f33.pdf f47fb54ba5281e635e1cd17ff9eadc8d PDF Text Text Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Friday, April 13, 1984 Middleport, Ohio I Area deaths I Happenings in and around Meigs Okey Laudennilk Emergency runs Okey I..audermllk. 91, Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, died Thursday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Laudermllk was born July 19. 1892 in Mason County, W. Va .. tile son of the late Andrew and Sara Gibbs I..audermllk. In addition to hls parents he was preceded in death by hJs wile, Lelah Laudermllk In 1967. He was a retired coal miner and served w1th the U. S. Amw during World War I. He Is survived by one brother . Homer Laudermilk, Mason. Funeral servil'PS will he held Monday at 1 p.m . at Ewing Funera l Home wltll the fu>v. Arlen A. Hughes officiating. Burial will be in Plants Cemetery. Friends may cal l at the funeral home Sunday from 61 o 9. roy went to the Flatwoods Road at 7: 55p.m. , for Ada Coegleln, taken to Veterans Memorial. Seven c<J Us Wt'fl' an swerro by New business hours local units Thursday, tile Meigs County Emergency Medical Sen·i· Genera l Telephone Company announced that effective Monday, April 16, Its Pomeroy Phone Mart Store. 238 W. Main Stt<'PI, wiU have Ct'S report S. At 8:54a.m., Pomeroy went to Anne St. for Addison Seaman, taken to Holzer Medical Cenler; Middl<'· port's lire department went to a brush lire on Leading Creek Road at 11 :27 a .m.; tl1P Ru tland FirP DepartmPnt at ll::n a. m . went to a brush fin~ on Lasher Road; at 2: lli p .m., the Racine Fire Oepanment nt:>W business hours. The storP will be open one day a week. Thursdays from 9:30a.m. to 1 p.m. a nd 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for r('pair of h'll'JJhOnl' ins! rurnC'nt s and for customers wishing to PS!ablish o r change their ~rvice. To SJV(' timC', customers arC' C'ncouraged to pay thrir triC'phonP extinguished a bn.Jsh fire on count\· road 28: Puml'roy at o:25p.m. went to Pleasalll Ridg<' for Oakjr Laudermilk, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland al6: 59 bills by mail. For thOS<' customers who dPSire to pay locally, may do so at Pomeroy Chamb<>r of Com mere<'. Rutland Department Storr and or Fruth Pham.acy in rviiddll'pot1. rook Gerald OvC'rtuti from I he scene of an auto accldl..,nt on l::k'('(·h Grove Road to VP!Prans rvil'morial: PomP Veterans Memorial Marriage license AdmJtted .. Don Walker, Racine; Vera Stewart, Cheshire; William PhiUJps, Ches hire; Ada Coegleln, Pomeroy; Gerald Overturf, Rutland. Discharged .. C ha rles Schoon· over, Billie Cununlngs, Audrey Smith. Sara McCany, Nancy Jeffers. A m arriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Virgil Perry Phillips, 33, Gallipolis and Gina Rae Phalen. 22, Pomeroy. Pete Rose gets his 4,000th career hit -PageC-1 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Saturday dance set Ph. 992·5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON There will b<> a dance at Rutland American Legion Saturday, April 14 . from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring square, round and s how dancing. A live band will provide music . Donatiort5 at tile door are $2 adults and $1.50 lor children. The event is sponsored by Eli Denison Post 467. Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas , Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Prison violence in Ohio--D-1 The FBI's most extensive manhunt has ended with the death of its suspect-Page D-1 Along the River ............... A.-1·8 Business ........................... E-1 Deaths .................. ........... [).S James J, Kilpatrick relates ' ... a solid blow for progress '-Page A-2 John Clinton Lewis Edltorlab ..... ' ..... ' ............. A.-2 John Clinton Lewis. Tl. Rt. I , Northup, died at 2 a.m. today iil Holzer Medical Cl'nter. ha,ing been in failing health lor the past several years. Born May 19, 1907, iil Gallipolis, son of the late Elza and Sarah Blake Lewis, he was a retired Iarmer and member of Dickey Church. near Mercerville. He married Beulah Birchfield, who survives. on Aug. 7,1940. Also s urviving arpa son. Edward of Syracuse; lour grandch ildren. three great-grandchildren and fi\·e stepgrandchildren. He was also pfl'Ceded in dPath by three children in infancy, twosL.;;tf'rs and a brother. Funeral services will be he ld at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in DiekeyChurrh, w1th the fu>v . Alfred Holley official · ing. Burial will be in Dickl'Y Cemetery. Frimds may call at Waugh-Halley -Wood Funeral Home from 24 a nd 7-9 p .m Saturday. SALE ENDS SUNDAY '' ( ' 13 Sections , 86 Poges 50 Cents Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, Apri115, 1984 A By ROBERT E. MILLER Assoclllle Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- Ohioans may be asked on a statewide ballot to requirP lhP earmarking of lottery profits and state iilcome tax revenues for the public schools. State Rep. Michael Fox, R-Hamilton, said Friday he will seek approval of a constitutiona l amendnnent because he feels the Legislature w111 not act to keep Gov. Richard Celeste's promise to earmark tile lottery money. But a GOP colleague, Sen. Paul Pfeifer, RBucyrus. said he thinks the Legislature s hould do the job. He said a constitutional amendment "would only requif1' a lot of unnecessary energy." Pfeifer said lawmakers "should simply do what we promised the peopl<"we were going to do. And we now have the fortuity of a bonanza In tile lottefy." He referred, he sa id , to reports tllat lottery profits for the current fiscal year to date are $52 million a hove budget projections. The sen a tor introduced a bill to divide lottery profits among the state 's 615 school districts on a per-pupil formula Pfeifer's bill stipu latC's thr monr.v wou ld havp to bf< l·IIS used for textbooks. librat-,v l)()()ks. educational televis ion or mmputers HP sa id those items usually fall to the budget ax. Fox said hl' would submit hls constitutiona l proposal to the a110I-nl'Y genf'ral for CC'rtlficalion of languagC' th<:tl would appf'ar on a statC'wide ball ot . probably in November 19rfl, al!cr J signaturrdrivc b:-.-· volunteers. Although lottery· profits reprC'srnl "onJy a drop in The Meigs Count y She riff's Dl'· partment has acq uired nine s lide is aOOut to run out for as many as COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP>- Time 1TI,OOO Ohioans who have not paid their winter util ity bills. Starting Monday, natural gas and e lectric companies that have pffec· live ly been blocked hy the PltbUc Utilities Commission of Ohio from disc01mecting customers wil h de lin quPnt acrount s will be able to do so . . crimP Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND I API The w1nning nurnher drawn Thursda)· night ln the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number." was 861. In the "Pick 4" gam<'. played Monday through Friday , the w in· nlng nurnher was 5%4. The lottery reported earnings of $736,299 from wagering on its daily game. Ea rnings came on sales of $1,269,976, while holders of winning tickets were entitled to share $5.'1.1, 671. In the parimutuel "Pick4" game, sales totaled $182.926. Hold<'rs of w1nning tickets wef1' e ntitled to share 45 percent of the take. or $82,316. A winning $1 stra ight tic ket earned $.3,960. A winning $1 boxed ticket earned $165 . Weather forecast Mostly cloudy tonight w1th a chance of showers and thunder· storm.c;. Low nea r 50. Variablewinds 10 mph or Jess . Saturday, showers and thunderstorms likely. High 6().65. Chance of rain 50 percent tonight, and 60 percent Saturday. Ohio Power urges payment 5 FOR$] _S2 Rebate POMEROY - 5 FOR s5 Your Cost After Rebate 3 97: 40 lb. Peat or Top Soil §] ~~~- 4.97 • Mo1 slu re preservtng peal for lawn, gar· den or shrubs. Top sotl for palchtng grass and seedtngs. pany immedlatrl .v ," com mented Ron Ash , the ocmpany's Poml?roy Area manager. Choice Evergreen Assortment 20" 3-HP Rotary Lawn Mower Plant now lo r years ol beauty cnotce 2 Yews Juniper . ArboiVIIOe. and spruce Ready to plant Power mower with reco tl starteng.ne. Stde dtschorge Features B&S · engine wtlh he tght adjusters. Save • I VOTE I I ,I - 1 97 • 99(: B 0u r Reg 117 ')I '' ' ' ' ' I I Our R"i' 1571a Hardy perenmal s .', 1', ' • g ~ Packaged Perennials Ploy Sand : olonl 2 ready lo C hoose your ravonles ·- 2 FOR Sale Price Less Rebate Your Cost [;] Our ReR 97' 22-lncn Lawn Mower Sell PfOPC II C'd wrlh rec or t Sl Ot I Daisy Pinwheels r-; , . ,· r.>ld 11 Vf' pla st rr 26.37 -4. 00 After Rebate engrne . J 1'1· HP molar Sd vn l 22 37 2 97 • Assorted Evergreens 1' r ou l rr'lq11 f' ~or • • q rlt'l <,. ln1 01 UOIIQ~IS Sa le P11 ce Pot1ed Fruit Trees l o w-g 1ow1 ng dwod rr ~ , tli ees 111 c:o nto1 ners Snap and save 0 ' I pots S::Jve' Turf Builder Plus 2 Save i r- 4.97 8.88 ?,u~~eg363 20-lb. • lag Weed And Feed SO·Ft. Garden Hose Rubber and vinyl garden hose 50'x~.. Buy now and save 10-6-4 formula lawn fooc:i Cover; 5000 sq ft. For 2 97 ~~7Reg o White Bird Bath Plaslic ~:gg~~~~~ 4 $1 FOA Ou<Reg t0 7Eo 6" Clay Pots or Saucers For starting seects InSide or outside. Start your garden now! Duling wintrr months, utilitif's needed PUCO permission for each shutoff and regulators did not grant the req uests from 17 ut ilit ies. The w1nter heal ing pt.•riod ends Sunda.v night . clearing the way for disconnecl ions. Columbia Ga s of Ohio. wit h $31 million wonh of customer bill5 a t least two months overdue, sa id it would begin Monday. 35.88 ~9rss KiloS Electric Trimmer Llgh ! wP.,ght. auto II If::! fcede 1 budl - 1n 4U<:trd 4.27 ~~~; B 12·1nch Kettle Planter Decorative 12" block plastic keHie planter Use anywhere• . . ;;:J" §] •7 7 Sale Price 50-lb . Deco Marble Chips Fo 1 di~ cm.J!•v c around sh1ub s 1a ,Hh •:up1r1 g e1c: such proct'<lurcs Tuchow, company s rxlkf'swoman . sa id crPws would GenC'ViC've ,. ~' ;,'' DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -The fu>v . Jesse Jackson is taking on a new opponent by accusing utility companies of lying about acid rain and saddling voters 1.\'ith high-cost nuclear energj/. In a three-day s"ing throug h the Buckeye State which holds its primary May 8, Jackson held rallies in Cinci nnati and Dayton on Friday before a prayer breakfast here Salurday. Then he was heading to Akron and Cleveland. TI1e black presidential hopeful told the voters of Ohio, just as he told the people of New Hampshire, that acid rain has to be stopped. "Now the utility companies of Ohio would have you believe that we cannot clean up the air," he told a rally attended by about 5.000 people in Cincinnati. "They havp tried to pit the people of Ohio against the people of New England, who have seen the ir forests and lakes die from acid I utili ty rates." Hundreds line up for roles as extras • • In movie ~E:LSOI\Y[LLE, Oh1u t,\ J'> - said applicants for thP 51Klloiii.KJ jobs as pxtras in thf' mm·il' g e~th e n'(J a1 1'elsom·ili<• Yr>1 ·k H1gh Sehoul ilS earb· as.~ a .m . Frida.v. B~1 8: .30. the parking lot and H!XJ.seat auditorium W!'r0 fil]f'(). Announcement of casting will tx' madE' wirhin a w('('k, offici al.., Sd icl . ·'HPart anrl Sou l." :l 20thCcn tu!).·· Fox prOOu ct ion atXJul grm~ing up in AITlPrica in 19://. i:-. 1u I.M' !" hot in 1\C'Isonvillr. nor1 hwP<;;;t of Athens in AI hens Count y, and Canal \\'inchPs· tc>r. just southf'<Jst of ( 'ol umhus in Franklin Coun 1 ~· Sf>! construction i~ P.\]Jf'( 'tl'(l to 'i l; ll1 Monda~· on 1tlf' publiC' squa rr· in 1\C'Isonvillc. Film ing is lo bf'gin :vta\ Ra nd C'Onl in uP for SI'\' Pn Wf'Pks. OBES is handlin g I'I'<'I'UilmPnt ol extras, who mu st lx><.~l l('ast l:)., ·Pars without pull iiJg Ohio workers out of work." Pnvtronment. We can lower our of the Hundreds of pc'Oplf' hoping for rolf's as i·x!ra s ln 1hf• f1 lm " Ht·art and Soul" should know withi n a WP{'k if lhe~·· r(' r ight f< lr t hf' pa t1" Don 1\icConnflll of th C' Ohio Bureau of Ernplu.nm•n1 Sr-r,: icf's rain . They say there L.;; no way we can solve thf'se problems Smokestack C'missions from plants in Ohio and the Midwest are often blamed lor the actd rain that falls in New England. .Jackson said acid rain, likP other problems. can be solved " if we turn to each olh<'<. not on each other. We can put people to work. \-Ve can clean up our pe1n•nt olrl. Pay is $:Ll'> an hour. lhe STI.' DYING liP - Till' Rev. ,Jess(' ,J;.l(·k~on , a ('andidate for the d.-mocratit nomination for presidenl. sit.., in a hall at lht• fincinnati Con\·cnt1on Center studying hi~ nott>s prior to a rally thf'rf' Friday evening. ( AP Laserpholo ). minimum wagC'. Applicat ion~ \\'1'11' school from lak('n a! 11w to -1 p.m. 9 <J m . SaturdJ~. !Cont inued on page !\31 Women coal miners to meet this summer in Charleston The conference will be June 22·24, with United Mine Workers Vice President Cecil Roberts scheduled as lhr keynote speaker, said Ms. Dukes , whoS!' organization is based in Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sexual harassment still is a problem for fema le miners despite recent court battles. Ms. Dukes said. Several well-publicized lawsuits have been filed iil West VIrginia Involving "pcepho!PS" at coal minP balhhouses, but Ms. Dukes said women workers are lookiilg for solutions other than Jawsuils. "U s u a iJ~· lawsuits should be vour las t rC'sort ," shr sa id . "AftPr you do a ll thai , you·vr still got to work tll<'re. WomPn want to rrsol\'0 this without goi ng to cout1. They·rp trying 10 makr mf'n sre thf'm .:~s co-workers and union sistf'rs. Thai bond alrC'ady ex ists." Anothrr problf'm facing u.:omPn is c-ornm on to all minC'rs - unPmp lo.vmcnt. While• tlwrr an• smnP 3,7JO women miners - or about 2 pt'rcrnr of thf' Iota! workforce- in thp U.S. toda y. mor" than hal f are laid off, murh hlghPr than thr ratP PXperir•nc<'d b)' malP ByCHR~TOPHERCONNELL cases. Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler an · nounced the suspension of the so-called periodic disability reviews Friday. Federalcourisorgovernors already had blocked disability cutoffs In nearly 30 states. Mrs. Heckler said she would also preserve or restore beneftts for 40,000 people still fighting cutoffs tllrough administrative channels. Many were slated to get their last disability c heck May 3. The House Included a medical improvement standard In the bill that It passed rwer the Reagan admlnlstratlon's objections, 410.1, on March 27. Sen. Carl Levin, D·Mich., oneof44 sponsors of similar legis !a lion iil the Senate, said, "I think It is obvious tile secretary has seen the handwriting on the wall. Congress is determined to act." A co-sponsor. Sen. John Heinz. R-Pa., predicted the Senate "will pass a responsible and sirong bill premised on a medical Improvement standard by early summer." And he said the moratorium wUI keep pressure on the Senate to act so tllat the reviews can resume under new rules. Heinz added that the Reagan admlnistratlon apparently reallzed that H It had not taken !hJs action, "there would be a growing and deep wound to the president on the fairness Issue." Since Social Security began periodically rescreening disability recipients In March 1981, some 312,121 people have t.>en ordered off the rolls and 449,m told they were still eligible. Alter appeals. about 190,000 have lost benefits. In addition, the agency has conducted nearly 400.000 regular reviews of people whose conditions had been expected to improve dHring those three years a nd ordered 173,000 off tile rolls. Those regular reviews wlll continue . She said the moratorium on the so-called periodic dlsablllty reviews will last until Congress enacts legislation to restore uniform, nationwide rules. Mrs. Heckler's action does not affect the nearly ~.OOJ people who have suits pending In federal courts. But It will hold up 210,1XXJ reviews Social Security had expected to conduct durtng the lastslxmonths of fiscal 1984, said Social Security spokesman John Trollinger. Congress ordered the reviews In 19!ll alter Social Securily auditors estimated that one In five recipients no longer or never met the dellnltlon of dlsabWty. miners. slw said "What happcnf'd with co;ll mining 1s '"'hat happr'nPd \.\'it hall non-tradil iuna I tK't'U\XI lion~ \1.:omPn \\:cnl tnlo," sht' sa id . "The~ · Wf't'f' thp last hired and 1hf' firsl to 1x> laid oil At least :lO ~rcf'nl of tht" womf'n WPII' laid Off." Othf'r mattrrs to tx> discus.<;;(>() in work~ hops indud(~ ~l.lfely , m~.::ttrrn lty and patrrn 1t~ · lt..,J\T' JH·o,·i.o. iiHI." in C'On tracts. lOC'al suppot1 gToups l'or wonw!'l mlnf•r:-; , ~mclthf' r lf'Ction of womC'n t o L'-:'vlW offiCt'." · Glenn urges support for forest purchase SocSec stops disability reviews moratorium on reviews of such Republican Candidate OH. 45769 who. despite all efforts to assist them. have not kept up with their energy bills. We are concerned tContinued on page A31 Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (API -Senators supporting a bill to prevent Social Security from ending disability payments unless a redpient's condition has improved are encouraged by a Reagan administration GILKEY Patd for by the Candtdate. B 0 Gilkey, 38189 Sumner Road, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. customf'rs,·· Ash said . "Wf' realize there arl' many people • ' ' I nection policies. "Ohio Po"·er does not want to discontinue service to any of our "From whal 1 understand the PUCO has asked the utilities to look carefully at each shutol'f possibil· ity," Steve Ostrander. spokesman for the OffiC<> of Consumers' Counsel. said. "There's always the lllh·huur possibility of the consu· mer being able to pay at the doorstep." II the past i5 a n indication, the number of disconnections du1ing any s iiJgle month will likely be well hPlow the 177,000 figure. "Traditionally the btggest months for disconnections arP April, May a nd .June. In May oll983 there werc nearly 50,000 disconnections." Os I rander said. 'Tor the period that ran from June of198'2 through May of 1983.1or exarnple,lhelotal numherolpeople disconnected was 230,000 lor 1the 110 biggest electtic and gas compan IPS," he sa id . ''That represents about 4.2!i percent of the customers of lhOS<' c'Ompanies." CHARLESTON, W.Va. (API - Ahout 151l fpmnle miilers are expected to a ttend a conference this summer at which unemploymPnl and sexual harassment underground will be discussed, says Joyr<' Dukes of the Coa l Employment Project. A.Jso to be discussed a t the sixtll annual National Women 1\<liners Conference here will be the lack of understanding among co-workers and supe1vlsors about a two-sex work force. such as the absence of child care for employees and a shortageofbat hhouses and ot her facilities for women, Ms. DukPS said . - §] 7 88 s s our FOR B. D. •CAPABLE •QUALIFIED •EXPERIENCED Ash Pxplalned that todav marks the official end of the wlntPr heati ng season. ThP Public Utilities Commiss ion of Ohio ha s s tated that customer-s who are delinquent In their utility payments will now become subj t"C l to normal discon- MAY 8th MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER 'I I I §] To "Ohio Power Company rustomers who fa cP dtsconnecron of their electric servicP should cont act I he com- Extended Ohio Foreca.•t Sunday throogll Tuesday: Chalice of rain each day. Highs in lhe :188. Low frool lhe mid-30s to mkHOs Sunday and Monday and in lhe 30s Tuesday. Make A Note proposal earmark> 91J.2 y: ., Sale Price Inc _ Newspaper iJHJh ·idual and eo rpora lr- inc'Omf' 1ax tor srhools. Fox said that if thC' incomP tax f'aJmarking were in place today. lhl' schoo ls would be recPiving $15.'\ million morf' \n stalf' fundin g durin g the currenl biennium Thf' proposed <Jmendmf'nt pro\·tctC's that li:lwrnak ('I'S, b~' a two·third s volE'. cou ld diver! any surplus crct~ !Pd b~· the SPt asidr lo olher sta ff' services. Slides availahlt' presentations on various Multim~;~dia th~ buck~!" of total school cos ts. he said all should go for c>ducation lx'>rauSf' Ohior-Jns wrrf' le-d ro lx'lievr lhf'y would be . He sa id thi s yC'ar's profih would pmbJbly amount lo about $80 per pupil Utility services may Jackson takes on utilities end Monday for Ohio's ~ • non-paying customers preventlon-rPiated suhjects. ThP slides deal w1th burglary. neighbor· hood watches. self-protection. V"-ll· dalism, fraud, witnesses, crimC' prevention through environmenta l design, jury duty and the what and why of crime prevention . Any of t he programs can he obtained for an)' interested civic group by contacting the sheriff's department a I 992-3371 or 992-3889. A-3-- Ohioans could vote on lottery, tax earmarking The Saving Place® I ' ~-Page tttfittt tmts Vel. 19 No. 10 Copyftghled 1984 Ohio weather: showers, storms in forecast Fann ... ............................ E-2 Sports ............ ................ A.·I-4 • unba Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to S Inside: WASHI:-.JGTO N - Senator .John Glenn 1D-Ohio I ha s called for support in funding acquisi1 ion for Wayne NaTional Forest. ln a lettpr to Senator Robert C. Byrd iD-West Virginia 1. Glenn stressed I he im· portance of suc-h a purchase. "Rather than jeopardize thP lulur<' of this believe URGES PURCHA.SE - Sen. John Glenn, D.Ohlo, hilS called lor support In funding acquis~ lion for Wayne National Forest. Wayne National Forest Is located In Southeastern Ohio and Is the largest public land holding In the state. great nali onal forPSt, I shou ld be improving the '"P forest by purchasing the remaining inholdings. Purchase of this land would <'nhance the multlple·use mam1gemenr of !he forest . It a !so would encourage the State of Ohio to commit thE' necessary resourcPs to impmve rrcr£' ational facilities which border on or are surroundl.J() by the forest ," Glenn sa id . Wayne National Forest Is located In Southeastern Oh io and Is the largest public land holding in the state. The forest provides a vatiety of IX'nf'fits to 1h1> "i <J I(' Th(.., forf'sl provides for df'\'r . ~T0USl'. wi kl turkry and othC'r J.\·il d <1nimals. If also provides ~omf' of !hp bPs! rKreal ion.:ll fishing in !hf' f'ntire S!J f(' . In addition. it ~ uppliPs nparl .\ ' 10 million board ff'PI of timtx>r annual!.\· lo loc<1l scn,·mills. TllPrC' also is a substantial amount of minPral Pxtrac!ion - including natural gas, C'oa\ and oil. Finall.v . Glr nn a dded, "To accomplish these goals, I encourage ~·ou to appropriatP S2 million in fiscal years 1985 and l!Jli to purchase inholdings in 1he Wayne Nat ional Forest. This National Forest alrC'ady provides significan t benellts to the Stair of Ohio, but w1th lhPsr acquisitions Ohlo wtll benefit to an even greater extent." �.. 15, 1984 ;Comment and perspective The Sunday Timet-Sentinel Pae-A-2 :\ Ui\'ision of t'l~ (~alliJJolb. Thirr1 ·\vt• .. I ijU I Ohio Ill ( 'ourt St., Pomeroy, Ohio 1-16- ~~ (6 1~) 99'~~ 156 llli ll r I<T L \\ l'.l; I TT f ' ubltshe r HOB,\1((' WIL~():\ .li t [ 'AT WJI ITEII EAD EXt'('Uil\'4' r·: c!Ji rll :\c.,s J:-. tu nt P ubli -. hPJ ('on trol ler \ .\ IE\11U·. H u! I ht \ .._..,~~ aat•·d l'n...,:.. lr~l.111d ll.lll) \nwru ,1fl ' ' '""P••Iwr l'uiJh... twr-. ,.,.-,.~fj t,tllma Pn~ .. \ ... ...-. i.U~nll .md Hw l.t< ~ IT .. H ..., IIF • II' I \Ill'\ .ar• · "d' umt'd . llh·~ ..oouJd h1· It~.. than :IOU ~ord., ~JRI{ . ·\U lt'iiN._ ,lrt' ... u t oj l't" l Ill o•di(ifil:; ,U\(1 IIIII~ 1>4 • "\ljtiW!I ~II II lloUIII '. i.iddrt~ .. <lndt.;•lt 'JlhOilt' llllnl· lwr . '\u Ut\".i~'l iNII Pt:lt · r-. "111 t~o • tJu lllbh,.d . Ldll'r-. ... houltl hi · in l{lJOd ta.~t" . arldrt'-.-.in~t L...- sut.,, nul ~ ·r..,onalitlt~ . • • & h • JDg Wailing Wale Pn·:-.tdPnl r{(•aga n ' s aHJC's arr ~ i tl ln g back. Vvaitmg for the Democra tic prpsJdt•ntrdl c.tndrd;rll'" to tear l'arh ot her to s hrrds. Thf'! are hoping 11 takl's as long ao, po-.;.sihlf· . WhJif' pr()('C'( 'd lng wnh ...1 strat(•g:. 1t1<.1t ha'~ the pr<•sident stressing his s urccs~·:-.- tlri .'> wt•t'k·.., tnp tu KJn '><:I S Cit;; and D<:~ Uas wa s designed to d mw J 1tr•m io n 10 au 1n workrrs who haw' !"xocn ll'Called to thrir jobs and to a burgt·cmmg housmg mdu str:. m T~.=·xas- they ar<Jalso watching Walter F . 1\llond dl ~ · . (;dr;. Hdr l , tnt.l .Jf'ss< · .Jackson pick t'.:t('h ot ht:•r .:t)J.:ti1. s<.wing Rmgon lh<' troublf' lor th<• 1imP !X'ing. At th<' sam(' t Jml ·. Hcagan 's adv1sers are wa tching J numtx>r of dcvc lopmPnt s th.Jt <"(JUid prO\"(' troubll'surnt• wht•n vutl'rs gu to UtE' IXJIIS nc:-.:1 Noq•ml)(' r At home. ThPn' 1s thp q uc•s tJon of [ d\\' in M('('SC' III , R eagan 's White Hou se ('Ounsclor Lmd nom inw to be> attornc\ gpnf'ral. whosP personal finanCC'S and othC'r m a ttl'I"' an · ~)( ' in g inH'Sti gat('{l by a S(X'('ial proS('('utor. Officials acknow lcd gf' th at thl· J::XJtt•nt !d l polltJea l 1mpact IS great . and wondC'r v.. h~~ th( 'f' 1hP m ciP~ nden t 1m ·P." 1ig;Jt Jon will tx> compl0ted much Jxofore Ihe WASHINGTON - Let us have three che(>rs and a tiger for Donald P. Hogard. As president of the Leg al St>rv1ces Corp .. he rPCe ntl y struck a solid blmv for progress: H e cut off the funds for the Wes tern Center on Law <Jnll Pm•erty. Hip. hip. hoor"''· and halle luj ah too Thf' story g(){'s back a long wa y , to the timC' that a modest program of lega l st~rvi c r s was opera ted within lhf' Office of Econom ic Opportuni ty. In 1974, Con,;r<>ss crea ted thf' Lt>gctl Services Co rp. as an mdepcndPnt agency within the Pxrrut ivr bra nch. T hlJ idret \).a s sound . l'h(' idea wa s to hl'lp 1hP poor in copt ng wit h thP law ThP id f'a rl'main s sound to thi s da\· To provide a lawyer for th(' puor fa mil\· abour to bC' wrongfull~' l'V Icted. to hrlp un sophls!Jcatf'd ole rx-oplf' w1th soc.·1al S€-c uril y procf'· durps and tu give the lii!IP p<'OpiP of our so('i('fy a fair shakf' Wi th the law is an nhti g!l tion of fairnf'ss. df'CC'ncv and right If the Legal Services Corp had been content to pursue these humble tasks. il would no! have become necessary for Bogard to take the unprecedented action he recently took. Sad lo say, the noble ideal was flou ted almost from the beginning of th e Legal Services Corp. Until the Reagan administration managed to inst all Bogard, thr agency was controlled by a series of legal activists and young lawyers. In Feli x Frankfurter's day. such eager beavers were known as hap py hot dugs. At the LSC, the activists disdai ned the grubby business of helpin g the litt le old lady who has f allen behind on her r ent . To the happy ho t dogs of the LSC , Little old lad ies are a bore. The activist s' idea of proper lega l services. to qUote from a candid memorandum one of them oncr preparE'd. is "aggrPS.'>ive advocacy " Suc h advocacy included class actions, high-powered lobbying, legislative initiatives and "all the ~teps necessary to assure the continuation of social benefit and entitlement programs." AI lhe heart of this "aggressive advocacy" are the 22 st ate and national su pport centers. Wha t they support is politi cal activism. Congress sough t to prevent the very disaster that has overtaken the anginal idea. The a lw fl atly prohibits the LSC from "advocating or opposing any ballot measures, Initiatives or r eferendums." The people wh o were running the Western Center in E ng lewood. Ca lif , threc years ago took a different virw. ThPy were vrry much opposc'<l lo what was known as Proposi tion Nine, a ball initiative to red uce Californi a's income tax . In the course of thE>ir successful pffort to defeat the proposill on, the WPSt ern CeniN employed half a dozen coordina tors with PxpPr irn- dt'<'lion . At rtl( ' s:lfll< ' tin H·. ! h(' pn·s id1 •nt" s ;lldPs an· ke('pmg an ryP on how Crntral ,\nwnca b pla\·ing Wl lh lhP \'Oi tn g pubiJc. ThP adm mJ st ration IS Uatthng \\ Jtlll ,(JI J,l!li>ss to nbt;.~m $21 rml lion in SJX"<..'J3l funds fur covl•rt OJ¥'1"J !io ns h~ lh<' opporu·nts n r lhf' Sanrlinist;l gove rnmf'nl in Nir aragu £1 A not ht ·r h~tltlt• 1"' 11C'mg fou ght O\'f'r a spPcbl monr.v rcqupsl for thr nC'C'd.s of ~I Sa l\ t~dor T hP IJO]I!Jl'.:ll iflliJci CI Ct·nlt"a] r\mt 'rica '" hasn' t S('('mN:l to hurl rhis prPsJdt·nt ... ... ;.nd . 1 'it ~ nior Whi1P IloUSi' ol ftcia l w ho asked not to b0 iclentifit'C! " l thmk that· .., one v. (• can handle' from a public rela tions stam.Jpom l . l:x '< aust • t hP . \m(•r i<'an peopl<' undPrs tand th(' conSPqurncf's' ·of an~ · M arxi.sl 1-.'l'DW!h in !hf• rrginn . Havmg v•.:atch i 'CI lhP l0:1d tn thP l )(' mocrat tc ra cP Sl'<'Saw l)('twwn MondaiP. Ill<' luJTTH 't vwl' IHl'Sldf'nt. ~mel Hl.lrl. a srnutor from Colorado. W'hJ!f' HoltS(' offiCial s a r f' r f' lucr ant to s.: 1 ~ · whtch eanclid atP wou ld make the taught''' OIJJJIInt' n t. "Monda IP c·Jparl.' rLtll it·.., 1hP l vn .~ 1 11 w ·n t gJOups . If hP Wl' Tl' the numinF'\.'. y ou 'd hJV(' a pn•tty unil<'d pa 11~·. " hr "' ' td . But . hf' ohS(•J-vf'd, " Ha r1 tf'nds to _pu!J from lht • s <..~mc st·l I)] votC'r:-; WC' pull from ." ur ' Letters to the editor A retractwn " S<•\.' f' l". tl monl h'i ago I n·r t 1\ HJ ,~ from ll ighl undt •J IV· sParch and E du(' <tll ()n Ct•ntPJ ,.., uc cf'ssor to Hi g lll~tnclf'r Folk Sc hl..tolt <.About ,t column I \\ "f IJ\t• Ltst O ctol:>~ •t indw;ttmg tlLrl lhP lltg hl.rmh•r F ()lk Sc hon! ·communi".! rt .llnlng .complaint w,,..," centr•r. · ·· J irnnwcli:llf'l.\ · Jt•h•cN ·d ,, ..,L tt t• ·mcnt r larif~· in g that I c·pr f<tlnl .\ did oot intl•nd t o r f'ff'r f () I he ll lghlan(h·r Researd1 n rH:l EduC, (fion c·l' llll ' l" .ti• it <•-xist.., tud,l\ . ··1 ha \ "P n1lW !l.td thr opportu nir~ !c1r tu r tlu ·r dl'ldi lC'd l'<'sParr· h into th t• b.wk g t ound of t hf' Htgh L.t ncil'r Vtdk St hool in thr 1!-f.)(Js. R<.lsf'd on tl1 al l'l'Sf'.ln'h . I hf'rrb.' retract m_ ,. 'ilLilt•m(•nl th,tl thP Hi g hlandf'r Folk Scl tuu l \\ d'-', 01 ctt am tinu• h ~t s ~~ 'I'll ;, ·<"omm um sr rr;Hn i ng cPntPr .· .. .l. tm f's .J. K il patrick l ' rrl \ "!']S;J ] PtP ... S s .v ndif'<Jtl' 'Protected~ WASHINGTON -.Japa n's "f><:o· nomic miracle·· isn' t <:~ll it 's crack('{} up to IX'. This m <>ans that tht• Unttrd Sta tE's s hould br wary of try mg ro cop_v the .Japanese tec hniqu(' of pmtec tJ vr tariffs J nd m;.~ssi\'(' govPrnmcnt su bs idit~s for t argPtf'd indu strips. Onf' o f the most influP nti e~l dwmpion!-i of fn•p a nd frirn dly comJX•Iition bcrwf'f'n thr U nit ed Statrs and .Jap~n 1s our man in T ok .v o, Ambass.tdur \1ikP M.1nsfif'ld . "If !"Ou tx•lie\·C' tn thf' fref' ('lliL·rpr h(' S\ stem , .vou should IX"' liP\<' in opPn and fi'PP romj.X'ti l ion. " ht • su ici in an !nt r rviC'W \.\"il h m_Y nss(l(· w tr Da le Va n Aller in Tok\ o. "Tht' cuslomt·r is Pn tit!C'd to thP bf'.st ht• can Uu\ Jt thP most r"('asona blt • pricP. If WC''rc gn ing to if Wf' hf'll rvc in th <:~l s~ · s tf'm , as I do- thC'n we ought to ta k e l hosP fdctors into mind and act M·f'ordi ngly. Tt.~riffs hE'Ip n£'tthrr countr.v tn lhP long run, but cn'<l l f' our spJvrs. f ace up l o r r ality and n 'cog f'lize that many of our Pro· nomic ditfi r ult iPs at homr arr of our ow n doing," hP said . 1 'A nd th at l' UITI!X'I •• - A duty to die( I s iT nl_\" dut \ To die "' First or all. [ \H.t Uid llk l · lr > 'i,J\ . a m nut ell ,Ill gi )Od ~\ ti ltH()] : WOU ld Jikf' TO Sj}f'd ~: d .... hut I ln .\ 1htJ U):h1 .'i WI : TN ~opal" '-' J•rogJ am r> t Apn l ·L I ;..rrrr a J P.., pi rL~ Ir lt\ p.ttll·nt ll\·lng : on a v!'ntil u tor dlld I 1.1 .l l t·h T \ . orH· ; hf'ck of a lot T ~l ,tl ntgh l his · progr;;~rn wa s in IJdf t ,(b< rut 1lit ' 1il-! ltl : to di£' But is IT m\"dU!\"!r• dit' tor..,ci \"1' : the govC'rnmcnt mom •v'' • . I had no mf'dkal msur o~nt "( ' .t ! .til · "i#bf'n r mph vs••ma stru ck rnP c1 1 th1· : gp of 'l:l and at Tha t Ttnlt' 1 ll ;td Jl()f : IJ(>{•n to a Uoct or fn r r·,( 1 s 1 had nr\ rr lx'f'n ust•d to .t s km ~ · for help 1Jtt1 1 soon had tn hrr;tk ~ do w n .illt.l ask ff J!" i T. :1nd 11 Jus t ; about got tht ' hl'sl o f ITH ' . :w \ At th1· ro n<"lusion of this p r P~ illf'n ­ lial ramp;.n gn. thf' c; tnd t datr ~ will havC' pumPf'(l s<J m d n \ h.md s that if thP PXIPndt'Cl f'nl'l"J:!Y" \\' PIT' convert I'd 10 thf' handlf' of ;:1 pi !Ch f'r · pump - th('y wi ll ha v~ accumu· - latPd sufficil'nl wal<'r to fill all the : ·swimm ing pool ~ in thf' cou nt ry . Furlhf'rmOrf'. the- ca ndida IPs wi ll havr> kissPd so many b abies tlnc luding l h- .v ear -olds and oldPrl ~ they sim pl y Wf'ar ou1 thf'ir pucke r pnwf'r - 1hcrf'forP, arP unablP to : puckrr up to k iss thl'ir wivt's for six ~ Today t\nfl I Ltrn \" t 'l"\ thdnkfut tnr P\"f'tY h11 of 11 I kno\\" I .Jifl not pnxtuctiV<' To s o C' lf' l\' and Th.tt I cost the• govcrn Jllf'nl J lot of monP\" dnci t h<.~! I a m ~~ IJurdt'll to my fam il.v for it ha s lllli'Ji<'J"f'd 111 thr ir li \"PS to r .trP fur mt • whllP I am on 1hf' \"C'nt l lator a nd lrhJn k ttwrn f1 om thP bottom nf mv h(•art and I <.t lso thank Dr. Subbiah. J lrr l?t'r M1"d tcal C£'n 1f' r sta ff and ll o MPcl sPrviers a t Pt. PlPasanl. I still don"! think iT is m y duty to dH' 1 thmk Cod gJvf' m a n lhl· knm~ lr'( l.Qt• to mak1 • 1hP machlnf's to kl'I'P ~'(Jp lf' Jik f' lllf' allVf' I. vvo nia { ;f'orgf' Rl 1. Vinton mont hs a flf'r Thf' (']p( 1ton I n (]ddition, lht • ('a ndidatf'.s w ill ha\"C' m;uJI' rnorC' prornisC's 1not tn lx• ful fiiiNi l than all bri d<>groorm make in a yf'ar's limp. l ncldPnl ally , tf tht· d~fe at<'d ra ndidatPs can stJll maintain thPir c•v erlast lng, winning smile - L!kr durlnr the hand ·shaklng cam paign - th. J could compete wit h the t('{'nagcrs and most likely get a job adverti sing soft drinks on TV . E rnest T hornf' T hu rman. Ohio in history Today ts Su nday , Aprill5. the llltith day uf19R4 . Thl'rP are ~60days left in .. )11,!? year. ; • Today's highlight in history: • :- ·on April 15, 186.~. PresldPnl Abra ham Lincoln died at the age of 56 at a : _Washin!(ton boarding house. nine hours after bei ng shot hy John WUkes : Boolh . · · On this dat~ : ' Also in 186.';, less than thf'P<' hours artcr Lincoln died , Andri'w Johnson was sworn in as thP 17t h p t<>s ident of the Unil <'d Stales at thP Kirkwood House In Washi11gton . · ces in polillcal campaigns. The center's senJor attorney , Alan Rader, was assigned to oversee the formation of a political coalition. He sought support from sympathetic groups: "PTAs, library associations, tenants' associations, environmeutal groups and public emp'oyees· union are probably thebes! tx·t. " Manifestly, such acll\'itles had nothing on earth Ia do wit h the rendering of legal advice and services to the poor. La st Sep.lem be,r the General Accounti ng OffiPe invPStlgated the Proposlllon Nine campaign and concluded thai the Western Cent er had violated the law aga inst political ac ti vity. The GAO's f ind ing led to a heari ng before an adminislrallve law judge in February. Incredibly, the judge disagreed with GAO's conclusion and r ecommen ded that funds for thP center not be Pnded . On Apr11 4, Bogard overruled that recom men dalion. He found the cent er guilt y of "flagr ant defiance of the act." and exerci sed hi s pD\I,ler as president of the corporation to cut off the cenl er's $1.2 million funding as of May 1 M y hoorays and hallel uja hs may be prema tur e. Thl' happy hot dogs have powerful friends on Capi tol Ht ll. It is entirely conceivable that confirma tion of PrPsident R ea gan's 11 nominations to the lSC hoard could get tengled in lhe conl rover sy over cont i nued funding of thf' \o\7PStPr n Center nut I Will hope for the best. If Bogard' s thoroughl.v justified ac · lion sta nds up. (X'rhaps it wi ll 'l<'r\'e <.~s a warning lo ot hf>r support crnt ers. Th r L('gal Sl'IYkE's Corp. has a uspful. in df'f'd a noh le misston to fulfil l. but t hat m ission has sul ferC'd gnrvou sly under till' activbm of Bogard 's prPdecessor s. Cutt i ng off th(' Wes tern Center \\'as a step in th(' ri g ht directi on . Thl•n•'s .o.;till a long wav to go. industries______J_ac_lc_A_nd_c_rs_an problem s which can rC'act aga inst al l of us." At Ml . Mansfit>ld is on Instituti on m .Iapan He wa s namro am bassador by Prrsident J immy Cart('r in 1~77. a nd President Ronald RC'agan saw no nf'f'd to replace hm . Soft -spo krn and professori al, hf' is no shogun Ma cAr thu r. but is ad mir<'d and respec ted by Japa· ncsC' officials .md bus iness m e n. He IS as quiPtl y_ rffC'C ll V(' in his diplomatic ro le as hf' wa s w hf'n hP succcroed L.'·ndo n Jo hn son <:~s SC'na tr m a jorit y lra clrr in 1961 MansfiPlcl is conc0rnf'd tha t tJ.S ...Japa nf'sc trade relations will brcoml' a ca mpa ign issue thi s yt>ar . "ScapPgoa ting Japan" for ArnC'n ca's industrial troub)('S ma .v bf' politicallv temptmg, but it w ill l~t• C'ou n tP J product ivr. Mans firld ff'f'ls "' \Vp havf' to be honest wJth in large part only Wf' ca n r urf' thl'm." T hr am bassador acknowiPdged that thC' U.S. tradE' df'fkit is gPtling ~orsr Pa('h vri.lr: from $1~.R btll1on in !981 to $17 hill ion 1n 1982 and $195 bJ lll on last y<'a r . Hut in a ll lllP furor over Japan . Mansfirld poi ntf'd ou t, litll r is said of gr O\,\ 'ing lradC' problem s with othf' r cou ntrws. T hP L1 S tradf' d('fi CJt with Ca nacb. for PXamplC' . has mcrpasf'd almost fiwo. folcl sim'l' 1981 - to :l\HU billion I a~! Vf'ilr And our n nt ·l'· hea l !h~' frad<' surplus v.i th Wrs tt~rn E urope ha" dropJX'llthas 1Jcal l.v uvPr thP samC' pf'riorl . and could turn into a df~ficit ThC' answf'r to th cSf' tr .tdP problem s. Ma n~fir l d sa id . is not to put up hi g h r ~mfts to kf'f'P our forPign produc ts. bu t to " pull togpt hf'r and n •cognizr tha t wr a rr in a vr r~' romrwlitivf." wor ld " II C' citf'd thf' U.S. aut o indust r.v as a caSf' in point. Onf' of thf' bigg('~t victims of .Jap<Jnf'Sf' Pncroa c hm r nt , th P indust ry rf'bou ndPd from a $.~ billion loss 1n 19HO tn a $6 2 hi li nn profit last yrar Mansfield and ot hf' r SO U!Tf'S in Tokyo agrf'f'd that tr~'in g to emu lntP J apa nPse PConom ir policy isn t The a nswPr " ither Fnr onf' thing, thf' muc h·puJiicizf'd "parlllt'r'-'hip" hptwt.oen go\· cr nm r nt and inr1ustr:-· wou ld not IX' tolPra tr d in th f' Unit€'d Sta tes. For anot hf>r . thP s ~'S I E'm hasn' t bt:•t•n u ni\·ers <:l llv surrrssful in .Japan MITT - T h<' M imstrv of Int erna- prrsident would never make the prayer issue politica l. Only !he li ber al Democrat s would do that." "RPcently, onC' of the pres ide nt's ma m themes in his speeches arou nd the country i.s that Congrf'ss is r esponsible for a ll his failurf's ln forPi gn policy, including L ebanon . He has almost called them lrait ors . Would thp upcomi ng C'lrct lons have any thing to do w it h the thrust of his w hf'n an inrumbf>nt pr('sidrnt is ru nmng for office, J.s how to diffPrPnliatl' a }J(Jiilical t rip he tnkPs from onf' whr n hP is on the nation's businC'ss . If Mr. Reagan gocs auf c . tmpaJ g nin ~ . lhr Re p u bli can Party t.s suppos<'d to poy for It , but if hf' jr;; t r:J\'Pling as a presidr nt , thC' tdXJJa\·rr does. We're not talking <:~bout mckcls and dimrs. EvPry ti m£' thP preside nt leaves thf' WhltC' House with his r nt ouragP it runs in to hundreds of thousands of r1o ll a rs So w ho makes thf' dec ision w hPlhC'r tht• prPsidt•nt is out on thr road m aki ng a po lit ica l speech or dP ii vPrmg an insplra ti onal mes · sagC' as this country's PIPct cd lf'adPr? T he Whitp House staff does. " H ow do you dcclrle when Mr Rmgan is going out for poll ttca l r easons. a nd when hr goes out for presidential ones?" I askc'tl a fnend at !he WhitP HousP. " We're very cre ful not ton contuse the two," he said with a straight facr. " During an election yhea r it' a always a close call." "W hat ar e tht> criteria ?" wanted to know. "Well, If the president files out to attend a luncheon of businessmen to explain how well his economic plans are working, after Inheriting the worst financial m ess In 40 year s from the DE'm ocr ats, then !hat would be a presidential trip and considered nonpolitical. " " Would a speech to !he lunda m entalis! preachers a bout prayers In school be considered political or preslden II a I?" "President ial. of course. T he rPma r ks~" " Cer ta inly no!. T he president has a r ight to Inform th e people of this cou ntry who should be bmed for I he collapse of his bipartisa n foreign polir.v, and thr loss of American livPS. w h<>ther he makes the S(le<'ch in NE'w York, Chicago or Los Angeles." ··couldn ' t he do lhat from the Wh it e House?" " It's import ant that the peopl e see their presid ent, and the more he gels around to !he key electora l slates, the stronger the message he is sending to the Soviets thai we lnlend to have peace through strength . It Is also his dut y as Commander-In -Chief to warn the nallon of the disastrous consequences of a nuclear freeze now being put fort h by the prPSidenllal ca ndidates In the oppos!Uon pa rty. " "Some mlg hl Int erpret those as political speecnPS In an election year," I sa id. " How can t hey be considered polltlcal when the nation's freedom Is at stake, and all he Is saying Is thai the DE'mocrats would dellver us Into !he hand s of the Communists 7 " "WH o picks up the tab w hen the president goes out to talk to a group of Republican women aboul the • unfalrnrss of th l~ so-called gPndf>r gap 7 " " It de(X'nds. If 1he prf'sidf'nt st ops off on the tr ip to visit som <'one w hose house has !Je.E>n washed away by a fl ood, then the taxpaver does. If he flies direct ly to thp speech wi thout filling a sandbag, then the Rf'publica n Pa11y would ." " lt appears to m P 1hen. thaI so far most of thP prPs ident' s soj ourns haven 't cos t the party too much money." Extended Ohio forecast The nations weather MONDAY TiffiOUGH WEDNESDAY: A chance of rain Monday and Tuesday clearing Wednesday. Highs in the 50s, lows In the :lls. Hy The i\.ssoclated """'' A storrn wstem that spawned SIX tomadOPS, m arhle-slz!'d hall and 60 mph w inds flooded ru sh-hour st reets Frid ay in south Florida , while the central Plain s bra r<'d for gust s that htt qo mph In Omaha, Neb. Light ra in fc•ll in a brood band of the IVi idwest l roJ' ' t~e\.rPat Lakes to the northern Plains while much ott h{' W(•s t and : ~ · •Jr l1 · l'St basked under sunny sklf'S. Scattered thunderstorms Y..t'll" Jt'JX.lrtc>d in thl• 'Southeast with part ly cloudy sk ies lhroughout rnurh of thr Northeast. Staffers at the Nat ional Weat her ~I'V lCf''s office in Coral Ga bles, Fla .. spotted three tornadoes from their wmdows, and three othprs w('re repor1t:>d PlSC'\·V hf'll.'. F'on '"C'aSH'r s also snw a v.:atcrspout nei.:lr the Cor al Gahles Waterway . Chance of showers, storms By The A.•soclated Press Clouds and sunshine with a chance of showers or lhunderstorms were In Ohio's forecast Saturday, with afternoon temperatures mostly in the 60s and a chance of 7().degree readings in the sou tl\em counties. The prospects ari' likely for wet weather on Sunday and in addition it w Ul be noticeably cooler, with highs prohably not climbing out of the 50s In most sections. Showers and sca ttered thunderstorms were reported Friday afternoon and night, especially in northPrn and central Ohio. Most rainfall amounts were lighl , less than a tenth of an inch. Tempera tures wrr<' on the mild side Friday night. Early this morning readings were from !he mid 40s to low 50s. The main wea ther featur'P on the map !his morning was a large and very slow-moving low pressure system . This low was centered over extreme northwest !Uinois. The low will coni inue east and reach northwest Oh10 by Sunday evening. With this slow movement the threat of wet weather will conlinue lhrough the ~arly part of nexl week. Steve Deerwester, a PUCO attorney exa miner , said utilities must also offer at least one of two other payment plans. One calls for them to pay thP curr Pnt bill plus one-sixth ol the am ou nt in arTcar·s - asix·munth payment program The other provides for them to payone- thirdoft he back due amount plus the current bill. Columbia said it "'ould offer all three payment plans. Ohio power.. .____ ,_ c _on _t_in_u_ e d_ f r_ o m_p_a_ge-AI_)_ about these people. "Our job is to providr sf'rvires to our customers, and we makr rvel)' ('ffort to work thing s out for lhosp who cannot pay t heir entl rf' electric bills. At the samC' time, how evC'r , we must protPCt the majorit y of our c ustomer.; who d o pa y thrir bills and who lottery winnin~ numbers: 792,54:37 CL EVEL<\ND tAP t The winning number drawn Ftid ay ni ght In the Ohio lnttery 's rl aily gamP, "The Num ber," was 792. In the " Pick 4" ga me, played Monday through Friday, thr winning should not have to pay those at our dPlinquent c ust omers." The company has several payment plans available which ailow customers to pay these delin· quent bills over an extended period . Details ore ovailable lo any Ohio Power office. " In addition to forma l pl ans, wC' arr willing to work ou t anyt hmg wit h the customer thai 1s reasona ble to help htm mf'f't his obliga tion, " As h empha sized. The loltPry r eported ea rnings of $tl67.4fi7 from wagering on it s daily ga mf'. Earnings came on sales of $1,48.\ 18.1, whtle holders of winning ticket s ar e entitled to share $817,71b . In the parimutu pl "Pick4" ga me. sales totaled $207.619 . Holders of v. inning tickets are en titled to sharr:> 45 oft he take. or $93,716. won dPsPrvf'd cr t:dit for hrlping such .J apanes(> indu striPs as motor· cvck, ca r and camera manufartur ing dominatP thr intf'rnationa l markC't through gove rnm E' nt subsl dirs a nd prolt'Ct ivr tariffs. But rnuny .Japu nf'sf' arC' not happy about i1 A s onr soUJTP pu t it. "We discovered Wf' wprr rJct.ving for j the industrirs ' l beginnin g and and not c;;hari ng in lh<' prorit!' later." The payment took tlw form of taxrs and highpr prirf'o;; for consumf'r goods. :: President Reagan would never usP h is high office to campaign for rL.>(>)petion at the {'Xpc'nsc of 1hP ta xpaye rs. As he said in NPw York last Wet>k, every one of them is much belle r off today than they wrrf' four yea" ago." "When will the prf'si drnt dig into thf' Republican war chest for his reciPCtlon?" " If he stays prcsidC'n lial , not until he goes to Dallas in A ugust for thf> Republican co n\'f'ntion. 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H(oadquan~s fOt the full line- of Cub Cadet Tractors M1d o thtf Hornt M a tnt~~ Products . ;;o ( f'nts FRI-SAT.-SUN. npn nno.. rn mJrl J.M' l mln,· Ll rn row no.. 1\ hrrr m'Jior r,tr r ro •r q•r \ Wf' :'\o) suho.;J 11-- a v.l lla l) lfl . T h t' Su ncla \ Tmwo.; SPTllin r l v.r \1rw! h<' 1fl<;po n!-< ibl f' lnr ad\·.1n cp pa \ mo•n!" m.Hif' t J\ " [' arr·h•t .., )1AIJ. Om • Vl',\1 S1'< TiJUn (h " ~GEL ~2 WPPk~ . 26 Wt•t'k.!i . 1.1 \\'Pt'k.<; $1\.00 $5S 2•1 $".:.~ 12 ~H Clfi Ratf's O uls ldt> Clhlo ~ti II 11 1 >k l I • I 1, , , IH "' $.!1i l\0 . Ha lly and Sunday MAll~ SUDSfRII'TIONS lnsldt• Ohio 'i:! \o\'pf' ks st·, .\'\ ·1YRIII·.I.L :· r· , "\I SURSC" RII>'f iO~S Sunda.v Onl1· ........ Wt>f' ks 13 WI'"Pks $.":19 RO $11 :.!0 .n ·,rlll FORMALLY SPEAKING ••• YOU CAN LOOK LIKE A MILLION WITHOUT SPENDING A FORTUNE! over our tuxedo rental selectton _ __,__ c hoOSf' a look w1th fta1r fn r tha t specral att a1r Choose sumeth1ng flashy or classic m tux edo dressmg Select elegant bi3 Ck neutral or PdStel 1 \· J tone s Choose dress sh (rt s - tuckPd tarlored or brbbe0 Wh ateve1 you deode we II make sure y Otl look temlr c From vour grosqra 1n boVV11e down to your paten t shoes' A Messag e From T he Bible .· TONGUES ~ A SIGN TO THEM THAT BELIEVE NOT WiUium B. Ku.qhn Whe n Paul r rferred to that which wa~ writlen "in the law," he said, '" Wherefor e tonques are for a sign. " "Wh.erefore" connects ~he two st ate ments, s howing t ha t Paul reached _his rea~?nabl e de ciSIOn that "tonques are for a !iign . .. to them that belwve not (1 Cor . 14 :22). ba~ed on What was written "in the law" (1 Cor 14 :21). He makes apphcat10n to t h e church at Con nth in describi~ g their "unb e ~1"ef. :· The Drunken Conditoon 01 The Cormthoans Let us compare the spiritual condition o.f the Corint~ ians to that of the pri est and prophet as describ ed by lsatah and apphed by Paul. In their drunk en stupor . t hey were: . l.·Erroneou•ll Corinthians 14 :19.23): T he assemblies of the ~hurch were without un d ~ r st a nding (l Cor. 14 :19): they were chao tic m that t hey were ac ting as barbari ans and lunatics (1 Cor . 14 : 11_,23); and .they were conducterl in t he atmosp here of complete co nfus1on, d~vmd of order ! t Cor. 1·1:·10). T heir con dition was just like th~t of t~e prtest and prophel nf God m I sa tah, re~ling ancl ~tagger in g rn the1r erroneous visions, judgments. and unbeheL . . . . 2 -Soornlul I I Corinthian s 14;26-33): The Con nthtan Chrts\tans were. not interested m t he wo rds of the Lord that came .by ~rophesy ( 1 Cor. 14:11. They disregarded the words of Paul who sat~; 1~r greater is he that pTophesied than he that speaketh wtth tongues , II Cor . 14 .51. They. like the pr iest and prophet, were seekrng the L~r~ s w lil t hrou~h ifts. T hey jeeringly showed a lack of concern for ed1!ymg the ehu rc . ~ut not providing for an interpreter when they ~~o~e tn tongu~s. 3.-Boastful ( 1 Cori nth ians 14 :37,38): The Ch nsltans .~t Connth took more pride in t he mtrac ulous gifts t han they d1d 1n ~ he more exc~Uent wa y" (I Cor . 12:31 ). They we re as c hi~dre n in thctr understandmg (1 Cor . 14 :20), bein ~ ignora nt of the Lord s tru e kno~ ledg~ that came by teaching. They, !Jke the priest and prophet, were tptox tcat ed on frl,de that stemm ed from their zeal for miraculous g1f~s U Cor . 1 ;12), espe<·ially that of "tongues" II Cor . 14 :21. T hey, bemg encouraged by t.h e hoast ful and J udaisin g teachers 12 Cor . ~1 · 1 2 - !5) , were recetvmg 1ht·ir vision of hum an aids, believing and obcymg a he. . . 4.- lncohere nt ( 1 Cor inthi ans 14): The "~trang~ . hps ~nd n!~n Th1s deftmtely dtdentlftes t 011(/U€8 ·· W<as, 1· he Assyr1an language .. • h '"tongues" as a " for~ ig~ l an~_age of wh tch Paul speaks an not t e ecstatic tongues or unJnt.elh gtble utt erances that a~e made by t hem who spt•ak in t on gues today . The Chris t1 ~ns at Cormth pl aced great emphasis on s reaking in t ongues or foreign _languages, and b eca ~e very emotiona as t hey spok e. With great pnde, t hey reg~rded the~r emotional and di sorderly asse mblies _as being a demonstration o~ t_hetr faith through wh ieh tlwy w ould receave great knowled~e and spmtual strength . Tht>y, hh t he priest and prophet s p~akt!lg to.ngues or languages t hat rn uld not. hf' understood,_ were engagm g m raptd chattfr like unto intox icateti 11 11 wkrrs. ~)au I re m tnrle~ them that _such "'as not a demonstration of faith servu~g as a . stgn ?{ behevers. but a demonstration and s1 gn of unbellef_. In Lhe1r unbehef, _they, too, became erron eous. ~cornfuL boastful, and mcoherent.- Cnntnwed (For Fre e Bible Correspomlencf' Cmtrst> Wnlr ... ) Chapel Hill u,urch of Christ Tuxedo "Do you have any insider Information on who Is going to get the 'WIMP VOTE?'" steer 1ng & br akes, am rad io, radial ti re s, r ear step bumper . eng rne c ut~ v1br.lt10n SLJRSCRIPTIOS U r\TE!'i Ou r expert5 wdl help you I nc ~ rear s tep bumper . SynchrO -b<llilnced It s easy Just come rn 10 Cox s men s wear r1epartmen! and look © •984by N(A. Long w heelbase, two tone b lu e & silv&r , 4 cy t A speed, power _steering & brakes . am radio. sport whee ls, swing lock mirrors , rad ta l ftres, Now is tbe time to set ber memories r---------------1 number was 5437. Motor Car Brokers WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF CONVERSION VANS IN STOCK & READY TO GOI NEW & USED. A Loving Tradition ... !Continued from page All make one last attempt to contact customers slated for disconnection to explain payment plan options under which sC'rviC<'could continur. Under PUCO rules, ul iliti es must offer qualifi<'<l low income custo· mPrs the opt ion of pay ing 15 percent of !heir incomp or their r urrE'nl bill , which('ver wa ~ greater. TE'n pcrcen l would go to a primary utility, most likely natural gas , and 5 percent to a secondary sou rce. A-3 1983 FORD RANGER TRUCK Utl"J"ty 1 ••L--- - - - - - - tiona l T r ad(' and Indus try - H as Incumbent president ______A_rt_B_uc_hwa_td OnP of thP g rl•a tl'sl problrms. ..----Weather:--------____, I Blow for progresa.s_______J_am_es_J_._K_ilp_a_tn_·ck_ The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Rentals at oarticipating stores In insure your first seleelion order lwn weeks ahepd. Rul n illf' Road • P . 0. Box JOS Gotttpolls, Ohio 456J I Sunol•y Mnmlna : RJbk StudJ 9.JO Sundl ) E•nl111: Wonhlp 6:00 Wonhtp 10:30 R ib ~ Stuol ) 7:00p .m . R1tl!v " Mcultta fro m Tht Blbk" " [)lily • "H-:H IJ •5h .M. Phone 446-1923 Celebratmg 7 5 Yea rs of Fam1/y Servtce . From Ours ro Yours. WKhtndlf· " T-I.IWor "nw.-rt' ' • WOWJ.- rv IJ • Suttdlt, 1:){) , 1979 FORD FAIRMONT FUTURA Dark re d w ith whi te v inyl bucket seats, 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans, power steeri ng & brakes , crui se con tr ol, air cond , rear defog ., am f m a-tr ack wrth built in CB. radl a i!Jres, color coded wheel covers & only 54 ,000 mi les .' ." • '- A-door , light br iar brown with dark I top & dark plush ve lour in terior , 60-40 spilt sea ting , air cond ., ti lt whep t power wi nd ows , am fm stereo, sport wheels . & only 11 .000 m riPs ~ White exterior, VB engine. automatic trans, power r & brak es. a 1r cond i tioning . am radio, M iche li n radial t ires . "win g lock. mirr ors. A rea l ni ce work van at a real nice price! '5,90000 PIN AN Merrill, Jay and Alan Evans Open Monday thru Friday 8 a.m.-8 p.m Saturday 8 a.m. · 3 p.m. �Fire guts bedroom; stolen goods found O mse of the 8:26 p.m . fire is unknown. The fire originated in the bedroom spreading to wall covering, carpeting and the cei ling. Damage amounted to an estimat!'d $10.00J. Owner or the house is Marvi n Wickline. M ill on. r ia. A brush fire ca used by sparks GALLIPOLIS - A rear bl'droom In an unoccu pled house toea ted on old Route 7 south of Ohio 218 was gutted by a Frtday night fire, the Gallipolis Fire D<>pa~nt rPpons. Twenty-one llremen brought the blaze under control In approxima tely 30 minut!'s. Three people indicted CALLIPOLIS - A Gallla County grand jury r!'tum!'d thrl'l' indict · ments and one secret one F'riday in Gallia County Common Pleas Court . Indict I'd were Rex A llen Sayre, 26. 1200 Ohio St.. Point Pleasant, W.Va for breaking and ent ering and theft : T!'d Allen Thacker, 21, Rt. 1. Scottown, ror aggravatPd menacing and aggrava l!'d burglary and Darrel L. Craycraft. Ch!'shl re. for theft and forgery. Sayre was alleg!'dly involved in the theft of a 198J Pontiac frurn Sm ith -Buick Pontiac. 19D Eastern Avl\ Hf' was from cont roll!'d burning on property on Shoestring Road in Clay Township burned less than an acre of grass. E ll'Ven firemen responded to the 1:13 p.m . fire. Owner of t h~ proper1y is &-rnard Somerville. li Burkhart La ne. Goods from break-In IOWJd by W('st V~·gi nia State Police, Point Plea sant detachment. on Jon. 8. fo llow ing an accident of thl' whicle on Rt. 62 north of Point Pleasant. Cray craft. on Jan. 1.1, allegedly depdv!'d atTf'S tf'fl monies in excess of $.'D). Thacker was arrested by sheriff's depuli<'S on March 2.1 after surrend ering to them at gu n point at the hom£> of Dorothy ReavPr. Mf'rCf'r· vi liP. Hf' WrlS a Jl pgf'rl l:V involved in a brrak -in there. Thr Sf'C"rr t indir l mmt will not be mad<' public until authorities notify the accused of the indirtmPnt . Money and Sl'Veral goods were stolen during a break-In al the Dock Inn, 92 Vine St. early Sa turday morning. SomP of the items w ere Jatrr found on a local resident's property, city pollee report. While checking !he Inn , a pollee officer discovered the front and rear doors unlocked . Missing were approx imatedly $5 in change. several packs of c l gareltes, five cans of lighter Ould, potato chips. five to \0 six-packs of beer. cigaa•t!P lighters and candy. Pearl Grorge, 133 First <\ve., inform ed city police at 7: 3( a.m. sbe found two boxes of missing goods In h('f yard . An additional two boxes were later discovered in a yard at 131 Third Ave. Apparently, unknown persons flll!'d empty boxes with the Items at the Inn, Oed and then dump!'d the goods in the yards. City pollee Friday cited Susan K. Burcham, 30, Rt. 1, Georges Creek Road, disobeying traffic control device, Trent Harrison, 22, 2216 Eastern Ave., defective exhaust. Emerson R MoiTisJr., 21. Neighborhood Road and Freddie B. Skaggs , 31, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. both speeding. We still have a good supply of Dipping Chocolates, Colored Coating and other accessories for your Easter Candy Making. We Accept Federal Food Stamps TWO LOCATIONS 783 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. 364 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, OH. 16 4 2 12 4 9 17 18 6 P185175R13 -----.............. ____ 30.00 P185175R14 _.. .. . . _ ... ____ 33. 00 P205175R14 __ . ...... . 36.00 P215175R14 ___ . ____ ... . ____ ... 38.00 P225175R14 ______ ... _____ ...... _____ 40.00 P205/75R15 ____ ... . ______ ---- ---- ___ 37.00 P215175RI5 ----_39.00 P225/75R15 ----- . ______ .. __ ... 42.00 P225175R15 ------...... ____ __44.00 OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday New Shipment Light Truck Tires Super Stinger Mud & Snow 31xl0.50-15 4 Ply -------------------·---· ····· -··· 56.00 3h11.50-15 4 Ply ----------------------- -·--····· · 60.50 Jhll.S0-15 6 Ply _______ -------------- ..... 66.00 33~12 . 50 - 15 6 Ply __ ___ . _ 70.00 33d2.50-16.5 8 Ply- ----------- ....... .. ...... . 80 .00 SUNDAY Skylark Steel Radial Aty 8 P165 / 80R13.. ........................ ... 29.00 2 P185/75Rl3 . ...... .. .. ............... . 30.00 4 P205/75R14 . ......... ... ... ...... _.. 33.00 4 P215/75R15 ............................. 36.00 4 P225/75R15 . ........ . ..... ..... .. 38.00 4 P235/75R15 _ ................. .. 40.00 so~:s ~~~h~~Y !r~ad JhiO 5400 31xi0.50KI5 6 Ply ......... ----------- ____ ..... 62 .00 All Season Steel Radial 875Rl6.5 8 Ply ................... ----------· ___ 7300 950Rd6.5 8 Ply ------- ... ______ ................. 80.00 31~10 50R~I5 6 Ply . __________ ............... 75.00 SHEPARD SUITS t. 11 A.M. til 8 P.M. •Dependable, Low Cost Prescription Service •3 Registered Pharmacists •Most complete Prescription Stock •Itemized Receipts for Insurance and Income TaK Purposes •We Compound Prescriptions •We Fill All Third Party Proscriptions •We Maintain A Complete Record of all Prescriptions Filled •Free Parking 10% SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT OWNERS - Earl Fields and Marty Dugan are pictured at a lire changer In their new business buDding, Rutland Tire Sales and Service, which they have opened in Rutland. Tire business opens in Rutland RUTLAND - In a new 36 by 40 building, the Rut land Tire Sales and Service has open!'d tor business on Rutland's Main St. Opera ted jointly by Marty Dugan. Ruland, and Earl Fields. P om proy , the new business will carry tires for 4x4's, semis, light trucks and lorPign and American passenger cars. The two owner s say that they are able to offer competitive prices and will offer B. F . Goodwich. Uniroyal, Firestone. General, Good Year and Kelly Springfield branrl s. ThP firm is open from 8 a .m . to 6 p.m.. Free clothing day sel CHESHIRE - Frw d ol hing da y for low income people uf the ar ea will be held from 9 a.m. lo l2 noon TuPsday by U1e Gallia-Mcigs Community Aetiun Agency. ThC' agPncy's clothing bank is locat<'d in the former high school at Cheshir e. Monday ttu·ough Saturday. With a $15,000 inventory the new business will offer alignment, front end work and other tire-related services. The owners repo11 that they have the most modem tire work equipment. Steve Shover will be working al the establishment. Fields is also pastor of the Wesley an Holiness Chu rch. Save $130 NICE SELECTION OF STYLES & COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM ... 30% to 50% On Diamond Solitaires From coast to coast and around the wor ld , the holy ho li day of Easter huld s ma ny m agica l qualities _ beautifully reflected in specia l outfits you choose for thi s festive holid ay occa sion' NOW WAS ONLY SAVE 10 PT. 15 PT. 1/5 CT. 1/4 CT. 250 400 450 1600 5 5 1 :·: .-. FOR EASTER AND AFTER Diamond Solitaires FRUTH PHARMACY (SUPPLY LIMITED) • ·.--.. .. ·.. DISCONTINUED TIRES Qty. .. :-: ::.:: .. , POMEROY Dean Saf T Bilt Tires by Cooper Alpha II Steel P.ddial brochu re and registration form . The county office Is located now on E. MaIn St .. Pomeroy , in the former Pomeroy High School building, , s the office and pick up an information Ohio Valley Bulk Foods CLOSEOUT ON A-5 · early entry program seeks to entrance. For early entry into llrst POMEROY - Meigs County second fioor, CNer the mayor's Identify those children who developgrade, the child 's sixth birthday children who are dl'Veloplng ra· office. ment Is more than a year and a half must fall between Oct. 1 and Jan. I , pldly, w ell ahead of their age level, T o be eligible, the child's fifth beyond their chronological age and inclu sive. An evaluation will be may be considered for early entry birthday must fall between Oct. 1 into kindergarten or first grade. and Jan. 1, Inclusive, to be conducted lo affirm the child 's who would benefit substantially by ea rly entry Into school. qualiflcalions lor early entry . The Parents may obtain lnfornnatlon considered for early kindergarten by calling the Meigs County Superintendent of Schools Office, 992-3883 or 992-5.'i92, or may stop by t"*.::--::··:.--:-:-:-:::::::::::::-:,:,:,::::::·:::::::::::::::::·:::::::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:-:·:-::-:-:-:-.:-::-·::-·::··::-:-:-:-·-- :.-:·: :-:-:-:::-:-:::-:- -:..--:.·:.·:.-: :- --:-:-:-.:-::··:· · · -:-:-:-: : · : · : -:-:-:·-: -:-:-: :-: :-:-·-:-:-: :-::: :·--:·-: -:-:-:·--:-:-:--:.-:.· :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:--.-::··.:-:: ·: -:-:-:-:-:-:'!!: Also we have a good selection of Jelly Beans, Malted and Chocolate Eggs and other candy to choose from. 514 EAST MAIN ST. Mon.-Sat. 9:00-5:30 Fri. 9:00-7:00 The Sunday TlmH-S.ntlnei-Page Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. April15, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, v:. Va. A-4-The Sunday Timet-Sentinel Page 150 '100 275 1125 319 1131 349 1250 5 5 1 1 These are all good top grade diamonds. You have 30 days to compare pricn after your purchase. If you can beat our price. we will refund your purchase in toll. TAWNEY JEWLERS 424 Second. Gallipolis Board okays driver L========-12=~~~!2::::::::::::::::22=~=========2:::::::::::.:.:.:·:·' ~= PO!viE ROY - The Meigs Count y Board of Education ha s issued a bu s driver's certificate to Linda Morris and has authorized Meigs County Sup!. John RIPbel and Russell Moore. <J school supPrv isor, to attend a superintendents' spring ('Onference in Columbus in May. The board has accept('() the resign alion of Nancy H all. a speec h lherapisl , effPC tive at !h e md of the current school year. (60 and Over) KIDDIE-SAV PROGRAM-1 0% DISCOUNT (For 6 and Under) BILL'S BODY SHOP 2, WV ,Jun ction RL 68 and Rt. Ravenswood, Open Monday thru Saturday 8-5 273-3271 I PHONE 446-6620- 992-6491 I EUREKA UPRIGHT •Huge top filling disposal dust bag •12" brush roll beater bar . never needs lubri· eating •Full wrap around furni ture guard c 9 97 ~~~mbled. 48~oteP§J Y7our Easter Candies IO·speed Bicvcles Unossembled ~ Large, l-Ib. • bag of jelly bird eggs or spiced jelly bird treats. A heat pump has to work hard. AI/ year round. more efficiently, for more years. And uses less energy. Because heat pumps work hard, so many days, and have many moving parts, they can have a high maintenance expense record. Heat pumps usually wear out in less than 10 years. For longer and more efficient operating life, a high efficiency gas furnace/central air conditioning combination makes the most sense. Natural gas ... gives you more for your money. 7e~~~e~ 7 Yummy Chocolate Pkg . EUREKA ESP UPRIGHT 50% MORE POWER Men's or women's 26" bike with sldepull caUper brakes, stem-mount shifter. 144 ~~~e 3.97 • Pks:J Easter Bunnies Powerful Duracell., Alkaline BaHerles Rich. delicious chocolate Easler bunnies. 2. "D" - or "C" -cell bat teries or 1, 9 -V battery . Our 4.78 Pk g. ol 3 L'eggs Panty Hose N y l on W+ l h l'O tt r 11 !L l nel co nt rol ro p ~urReg 66 Training Pant 77¢Ea. Lightweight cotton terry training panty in toddlers · sizes 2-4. 38 $ Our Reg 67¢ Pkg. Of 50 Sturdy Paper Lunch Bags $5 .9 I Sole Price 3. 32 leu control handle moves vac forward or reverse •Vibra Groomer II beater 1Factory Rebate -. 75 Your Net Cost I Mer Rebate 2.5 7 I Lantern 'N Battery I Weatherproof with shatterproof cose . RebotetmRed to mtr.'asllpl..*)ltOn BALL FURNITURE 220 THIRD AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OH. 9.26 Practical 50·fl. Extension Cord 177 ~~ee • Ea. Pkg. 01 Focal ., Color Print Film 110/24, 126/24 or 24150100. Save. Bring your Kodacotor" or Foca l'' Color print film· for deve loping, printing. First set is regular price; second Is only ... 6 $More Per Print "lu,tre -w11oce. slondord -slze PfW'IsfTomC-1Nm. boes not apply to reprinh.. C" r• .;.,,1 ~-- I ~~~ ,,_,I; :.:~ .: ·. . (. . _, II .. I Kmoot· ~~~~e 58 Jlnted Jollet·bowl Eo . Cleaner/Freshner Sole P11ce 1 2 For l ess K marl' Rebole You r Nei Cost Al1er Reba te Gumout~ 2 1.99 1 -1.00 For 99 '" Liquid Carbure tor cleaner helps engine. 12-fl. oz . 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS ' I • 7Y.-oz. • solid cleaner. 135/ I I I \ I Extra Color Prints •Touch Our Reg Roomy 5Xx 3 Xx 10 ~ i flat -bottom lunch bags. •Hugo 6 .5 Amp Motor •4 Rug Positions •Exclusiv~ all steel Vibra Groomer II beater bar •Brilliant Headlight K mart f) COWMBIAGAS am Our Reg. 99 .97 Pkg. If you had to work as hard as aheat pump, you'd wear out before long, too. --- ..... ' :-;- .-.. 1429 In cold weather, a heat pump has to work hard at trying to keep a home comfortable. It runs almost constantly for days. Yet, it still can't heat a home when the outside temperature dips below the low 30's without a back-up heating source. That's not like an efficient gas furnace, which keeps a home more comfortable, a lot longer, with less effort In warm weather, the heat pump continues to work just as hard-but in reverse. It gathers indoor heat and moves it outside to keep the home cool. A conventional air conditioner provides the same cooling, J I I 1 I I I I �Pomen~y-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Section~ theri er 15, 1984 SOPER MARKET-OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 A.M. TO 10 P".M. GALLIPOLIS PH . 446-9593 to "-"H "'fe Reserfe the DOUBLE COUPONS bOUBLE THE VALUE OF MANUFAC tw.l TURERS CENTS OFF COUPONS UP TO 49¢ IN FACEVALUE. SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT JOHNSON'S THURSDAY, APRIL 19th SAVING COUPONS AT JOHNSON'S AND DOUBLE TilE VAWE WHEN YOU PURCHASE TilE SPECIFIED IT£1. ONE COUPON PER llEI. NO EXPIRED COUPONS ACCEPTED. DOUBt£ REDEMPTION OFFER DOf:S NOT APPLY 10 "FRE£ MERCHANDISF', COUPONS OR COUPONS 0\fR 49' IN FACE VAWE. NO CASH REFUNDS WHEN DOUBLE COUPONS VAWE EXCEEDS PRICE Of ITEM. CIGARETT£S AND CERTAIN OTHER ITEMS ARE EXCLUDED BY LAW. TO INSURE PRODUCTTO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. WI ARE LIMITING OUR "DOUBLE COUPON" OFFER TO ONE JAR OF INSTANT COFFEE AND ONE CAN OF GROUND COFFEE PER SHOPPING FAMILY DOUBLE COUPON OFFER GOOD THURSDAY. PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY APRIL 15 THRU SATURDAY APRIL 21 NO FENCJ:'S While l.aw pror1deJ f ur "erection and maintenance uf f enceJ to enclme a cem etery. "feu have I hem. H e re, a horse joim Sue Haf!.er and Karen Weny takinf!. time out from indexinJ; J/ ones at CmokJ Cem etery. GRADE A Large Eggs DOZ. ~rr.::lll:': R ru J!(I'I Budw' ' Pl l' f/ .~ t · r s ,kciul .111 SU PERIOR BON ELESS 59 Tavern Hams Ru d/{f' f S pt•(·ial CENTE PORK Rib Roast Pl.-user S p e ri al BONELESS SUPERIOR SUPERIOR BONELESS Ham Slices Ham Steaks LB. B 11dgt•t lll ('m er Spt•t'iu/ Pl 4•a .~, , ,. d\oft.t P l emf' r Special 49 LB. SUPERIOR $ CUT INTO CHOPS V4 Pork Loin 39 LB. KAHN'S SMOKED FRANKIE$ 12 Oz. Pkg. SUPERIOR LB. KIELBASA $189 99 LB. Budf(e l Ple a.wr Special Sp t'ciol KAHN'S HICKORY GROVE Boneless Ham LB. Beef Roast STORE PACK SLICED LB. SLAB BACON 69¢ flu d f.U' t Ple a.•wr Spt ·cl al Pl, • n .~ ~ ·r S p 1·,. i IJ I s,)f'!'ird ¢ Yams YEL LOW ONION S 3 LBS. $}39 99¢ ICEBERG FRESH Head Lettuce Red Gra es PORK Bu d!fP I .~l"' (' in l s ,_w cia l Sp f' cia/ GOLD MEDAL All PURPOSE OR SR 5 LB. Flour HHrl~wt Bud1[t' f BIHl ){ t' l PI r• u .~~ · r Pl t' W H' ( Plr·aM' r SfH'C in/ .- ..;pnin l S p t •{·ial REYNOLD'S Alum. Foil 151/, Oz. Can FRENCH 'S MUSTARD 28 0Z. PEAK PINTO BEANS mos t pa rt uns harf'rl h)' scH . - "' ~.. . ~::t. '¥:) ~ ~ .... R. C. 100 8- 16 Oz. Btls. f with thr infmm ation to Pventu a ll.l · ix' puhli, hf'fl hy rhr Mrig., :-.,!~~.•..·. (d>nealogical Soc i<•tv . 4LB. 79¢ ¢ 12"x25' BORDEN'S CREMORA 16 OZ. COFFEE CREAMER $149 CAMPBELL'S 48 Oz. Btl. $19 9 $2 59 PRIDE POUND BOX SALTINES STOKELY ~· ·-.,. l Bounty Towel Vegetable 69¢ ~:~ oz. 3 ,~ $119 APPLESAUCE R. KRAFT ORANGE JUICE $ GAL. $ 640 z. $17 BLUE BONNET QUARTERS 4 Stick MARGARINE MORTON STOKELY Frozen Dinners Tomato Juice .\ ...;;. ' .•1\ . -- JUMBO ROLL 46 Oz. Can Pound 59¢ StJmrli.mcs \.rh!?n f(•mr tr riPs. Budf(e r Pl t? aw r Sp (•dnl Soup~~~· oz. ROLL T he challt•n gf' i\s !<arm Pxpl ains. "Til(' ftrsr chaliPngP is just ro lcx·c11 r thf' '\ Bu dge t P l f>fu er :'l fU'C IOI R. C. Cola Diet Rite .... . . p m j C'Ct of indC'xing gra\'l•s in thr hundred or so abandoned buria l placr.s hPIT' - not ant ·a s~· tJ sk - POWDE R AND PUFF IN IL\ND - Talcum powder is used by Sue Hager to enhance the letiPring on this tombstone. She says the po w der clings to tilt> area carved , and can then be read. The information l~ then <-'Opled and will he included In a book on abandoned cem eteri<-'S to lie publi• hed by the M eigs Genealo~.Jcal Society. Sugar BAG ~~ . .- ·:~i· SHURFINE POWDERED OR LT. BROWN P\ 'Pn thoSC' \.vho ha\'C' r pla l i\'l'S bUtit'CI in !hr man~ · long·forgol! C'n cf'nlf'IPr iC'S o f Mf'igs Cou nl"\ . But as th t• two rPSf'iJ tT h P rs Pxplain. "Somf'ti;-J.\', sommnP w ill bP inrert)s tod ancl uni Pss I'('('Ord s ar f' com piled now, thl' cr m f'tf'r ies and the pPOplf' burif'd thf'r r could \ 'Pry wPl l tx• lost to fut urv gpm•rations.· · Tlw tvm havr rmha rk1'CI nn .'l . El MONTE RUS HED. ICED. CHUNK Pinepie ¢ m assi vfl to prese rvC' that pa r t of hlstor:v for thr futUll' - a passi on for l hr 3~.99¢ R ,Hff(r l in overgrow th .... att ack('(! by in srcts .. ..exposed to JXli son iv y ..... but st UJ they go on F'or just as som e arT' fascinated Vtrith fa mous paint ings and other a11 wor ks, Sue Hager and Ka r en WP r r _r ' ' d i g' ' ccm r tf'ri f's. ·· No. lh C'~'' rr not morbid . It' s j ust tha t " ever:'>/ cC> m f' tf' JY 1------------ ·'f11'1'i fl l Instant Coffee s .... enta'ng led has a stor:v" and thPir p<.~ ss io n is Celery l'l e a.~ t· r Sa lad Jir oz. Dressing counte rt'd r rff'py C' raw iPrs.... ca ught on barbed wi re fencP- FRESH CALIFORNIA P l rru( ' f 10 Oz$ Jar POMF.R OY - Thc•.v \·e been chased by cows and hor S('s ... .cn- LB. Spt•cial LB. Patiently preserving area history lly t :HAR LE!'.'E IIO Et"'l.ICH 11m<-'S ,'\entinel Staff Pl ea .~ t·r Pl t• a.~t·r $ hif{her the hill the close r to hem ·e n." fWople bdil' l'ed nlwur ce m e tt • ril'.~ . nt'l'ortlinf{ t o ."iw· HaKer. SHOULDER STEAK PICK OF THE CHICK pf ,.,, ,~ , . , . MAXWELL HOUSE LB. BROCCOLI R ruJ~ow 1 MIRACLE WHIP $ 79 ~The Budf(t' l TENDER CRUNCHY CARROTS 59 LB. ·BONELESS BOSTON ROLL BRAUNSCHWEIGER R urlJZ,''' Loin Roast B udge t Plt>m e r LB. 1 '/ NI ~ t • r CENTER CUT Pork ·~ ~ .~ . . wf' k now the gcn r r a l vicinit y . wr just go there ancll ook all he hills unt U v..·e Sff' a cedar trE'f'. ·· i t S<'<?m s thai hills and cC'dar trr'f's go along \\' ith ceme te r ies. "The h i g h~r Ill<' hili thP closer 10 hea v('n ." eomm ents Sur . who gr)f'S on to Pxpbin thatth0 rrda r trt'f' is a symbol of everlastin g lifc. T hPtr goal is 10 iocatc the aba ndum'<l ~ublil' and famii)' crmetrr ics. rand abandoned mPans a CPmr trry whf'r r JX'Opli' a rC' no longer buried) a nd to r('('ord all of thr in forma t ion on the tombstones they fin d. T his some timf's mf'a ns us ing J ta mppr to lcx'J!(.• t tl e n a t stunt'S now u ndrr SC'\'C' ra l inrhf's of ground , and acl ucl lly d igging do\.\rn to t hf'm. turning O\'CI' on('s wh ich hJVf' lx><'n k nockr d OH·r Pil hcr IJ.v somr natu ra l C'J USC such a s a fal lpn 1rt'\' o r va ndJ lism . or r f' mm·ing ovf'rgrO\vl h to ge t to m arkrr s. OnC'l' lhl' tombsto nes han• been located t he nex t challenge is to lx• ablr to rC'ad lllP infOJm;J tion w hich ha.'i tx:>t.•n ~\:om b.\· 1hf' \\'f'<l lhf' r ancl na tu ra l l' lrmc nt s fo r m ore than n Ct' nf UI":\ ·. I n tht' ir b<Jc kp<Jck ~ thr t\m c aJ T)' In r gP cont ainers of ta l(_'urn powder a net a powd~r puff. Th~v apply rhc talcum lo rhc mark~rs. and t hPn bru sh off 1he C'XCf'SS. Tht • puwdc r dings to thr rn· gr avC'd port iun.s w hich an" rou gh . m a k..i ng th<'rn m un ' tcgihlr . L anguagr is anothC'r problem thf'.\' encounter. Siner m any ol Mf'ig s County's ear l~· ancrstors c arnC' from Ger m an,..·. th<Jt is 1tlt• la nguagp uspd on ma n.\' monu mf'nt s. T his is pan ir u larl.\' trur m the ol d St. J ohn 's L ul hcran Cem etery on l hc high hill O\'E' rlooking !'\<.~ _\"lor 's Run in Pornrroy . And. of coursE'. ther e arr no road s to any of rhr abandunC'd cem eter ics, a pa t h occasiona U.\ ·. bu t m any tim es not c_•ven that. II becom C'S a m a fi C'r o f "cu tting throug h bru sh lo gel l hN<'. puUin g onP anothf'r frorn tn:'f' to tm• wh en it's sl raighr up and c! 0\-\11. or going on hand s and kn['('s undPr fa llPn trws a nd blUSh." Oncf• in a whi lr. Sue a nd Karl'n finll t hl ' n •rn ains of a n old frncr which mar ks l hr boun d r if's of thr rf'm f'I C'I)" . The.\·\ ,c· had m a ny· highlights 1n th eir cC'm Pi f' J")' Sf'arc hf's. On r v.·a s find ing 1he• CC'm f'lf' t:.· whC'r r rl'siumts of thl' old M!'igs Coun t.\' lnfirmJ.r~· an:• buried . It is on top of n hi ll uff H a rTisom ·Ul c Road ncar w hf'rf' the infirmar:.wa-" loca tC'd y·c ars a go . O nl\ numtx>r s Wf' IT' found on thC' sm all sronrs dug up b)' Sup and Karen and t hf'.\' arr still Sf'Hrc h· ing for r{'('Ord s to idrnti ~· the num tx>t-s '-'"it h na m rs. 'J'hp ('OIICl' r n A t'f'<t l conf'f'rn of th< ' two rc St~arch r r s is th f' lark of c a rr !X'ing gi\'C'n lo the historicaJ w hich dot Mf'igs Cou nt'\ \ 'andalism is rampant. vpgel at ion is O\'C'rtak.in g th f' land, ff' ncf's whf>rP f'Xi stent ha1..:e dc tC'r ioratC'd. li vestoc k roams f rt:'f'l~· ow•r gra\·es, and even the pa l hs w htch lead l o I he cem t'tPr i c~ are fa ding av.'a\ . The cemeteries arc. in filet, bc'ing los t. K aren and Sue hm·e contactro county and village offi cials and to""nsh ip trustees a n d say tha t w hiJe aU (•xpress con(_'ern . one "pass~s tht • buck to the ot her and CC'mf'IPri~ nothing 's donr ." Thf' Ohio \..eneral cude s ta tr s pub lic officia ls " .. shal l provide for the protC'C tio n and prPservation of cc·mrterif's''; ·· .... hav(' a dut.\· to r r v air and fE"-PI't'C t m onument s and tom bstnnf's in publi c ccmetPriN " and " .... to Jx>a r lhf' f'ntire cost for the C'rf'(· tion and m aini C'nanee of ft· ncC's to C'nrlose a cPm t•lt>f}'. " Karen and Sue havr been n •bu ffed timr and again in their rfforl s tn gel the cemete ri es cleaned up and enr iO&?<J . But the' 'rc not d iscouraged. and arC' i'IOW looking to organiza ti ons. pu blic relipf program s, and indiv iduals ro lend a hand M ean while. rn a :.· the ir interrst nour-ish, m a1· their strength and st r amina inr r"'f'aSP. and m ay llJPy cun t inuc lo " dig" a ban· cl o nf'd cPmf't f'r if'-s unt il a U have \)(l('n indf'X('(l~ • ~ '. Tim•~St·nti ne l ; - ~ ,I •• ; ;~ 1 pholvs hy Charlene Hoeflich -·· CI-!ALLLNG'I: The re are no ro"dr leadinf!. I o I he aba 11doned ce m et erie.r. a pal h omuimlill6•. H ere. Karen Wetry and S11e Hager t mdp,e uphill to St . }ohn'r Cemetef)'. N rqlo r'.r R1111 . .. -- ~ NO ACCESS - When MI.._. Frankie Mwnaw, 94, goes to her ftnal resting pia(oe, It won 'I be beside her parents, grandparents, brothe"' and sisle,.,., In the Carleton Cemetery at Symcuse. Carleton Is one of Meigs County 's century-old abiVIdoned I'A'flteteries wUhout an aceess road. �April1 S, 1984 B-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel f\Jge April 15: 1984 Bookmobile schedules Beat of the bend Academic achievements By BOB HOEFl.JOf 'f'lmes.Seollnel stall Awards for sports in Meigs Cqunty is old hat -but awards for ouistandlng schol~Stl c achievrnent . Nuw that's ~! ;John Riebel, !'l'latlvely new Meigs SujX'riniendent or Schools, is lauoching a pJi)gram to honor student s for a.c;.demtc excellPnce . Riebe'! ff'f>ls that he noting athletes IS fine- but, hi says, academic rKogTJition shOuld lx· brought up tu the sanw level. Thursda y night ovrr ~J rPs idents trQm across Meigs County atlL'nded a J?Ublic meeting at whtch time the special awards C'Vt'nts fur outst and ing students was discussed and a romml n ee '"''ill b£> appointed to set the criter~ tor seleetiun . The I'Tleeting was held in thp cafeteria uf MPigs High School and Riebe'! was qu ite plmscd with thP turnout. William L Phillis, asststant SUjX'rlntendent of the State DepaJ1 mPnt of Ed ucation. w~ s on hand to sjX'ak on Ohio 's Yea r or Educa tional F.<cellcncl' and did a film prPsentat ion in conj unc tion wit h his ta lk. Phi ffis sa id Ohio studc·nts faa• well on SAT and AC1' !PSIS, but suggl'Sh thaT cvr0 ' pffort hP made ID _':if'{> that stud f'nts do even be l tcr . At any rat<·. Hiebd hopes to lktve the first banquet and out standing student s awards night during thP 191\4-R.'j SPhool year. U you're tnter<'Sted trom any standpoint , let RiPbet know. The first or anything is always the most difficult ann no doubt your hPip will be' appreciated. WPll - I didn't know that. Mickey Werner. long -time Pomf'roy residPnl. has undergone major su rg~ty at thP Missouri Baptist Hospit al. Hu sba nd Paul, is then· with hPr and or luurse. the Werners' son, Rick and his wife, livt' In the hospita l locat ion. You can rt"m£>mber Mick \vit h a card a t Room :1.114 Missouri Baptist 1-iospitai, :!510 HaU ls Road, St. wuis, Mo. W e've had S('Vcra l calls from n!Sident s w ho objt:.•et to rt"'C'Pnt statrmcnls by Columbia Gas of Meigs County Ohio ofnclals to the effect that those who pay their gas bills will pay the freight for these whc don't. How does that get to be our re;ponsiblity? u you're tired of ('()()king and doing dishes, perhaps, you'd like to eat out today. The Racine PID is having a ham-turkey dinner from 11 : ~a . m . to 2 p.m at Southern High School you can even take oot your dinner if that floats your boat. Dinners are $.350 for adults and $1 .75 for chi ld ren 12 andunder.I'msureyou won'tleave hungry. I am a COnfl ict in g rPJXH"IS JboUI ('X('fC'iS("'i fur lhP lowf'r ha rk. I don 't want If! hu rt my b ack (X'rm ;~ n j • ntl y. !JF:AR READER - OnP reason you might gPI rnn nictin g adv iC't• is 0et' ause a n'C'omm f•nd a ti on for someonr who ha~ ba c ka("hps diffl'rs frofl1 ~.uJ v i cC' for somr'<m!' w ho w~ts til prPvf•nl th•·rn nu r! ng m any: acuh' hark ach t •s 11ts tx'St not to C'Xerc!sP until l ht· cond it ion is OVPf . : "Mu("h o! t hf • "urpnrt In the ba<"k (lWI pr('Vents back ~KhPs C'O ffi( '~ rrom stomac h rnu~clL•s . 11 is ni<:f' to ha vf' i.l good st rong ba ck. but unlPss you ha\'1..' stron g <:~Odomtnal mus · elf's. yo u <Hf' morP a plio ha\·1' b<.~ck pain. Mos t peoplP who tl avt' common Ordinal'"'y· backachPs wou ld l">f>n('fil !:rom strf'n.(..rJhPnin!.!: thdr abdomi na! muscles. Thl.o.., is usually <JC · cOmp!isht>d by "i t -ups a nd modlfir-d h.•Ji-li fts . Straight h·g-1\fts can put tOO much o f a str<:~i n IJnlhi• IJack and moy ca usr prohl<•ms Ttte leg -lift.' aJ'C' prlmarJy for lhf' ... lfJW('f ahdo- . .. .. ....... * • .. * * Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Arnold thanks~ The Meigs High School Class of 1974 - thnough the big elton of I hree members - is trying for a lOth reunion this spring. There are a number of members or the class who have "disap peared" and the trio heading the reu nion needs addresses. Needed are mailing addresses for Deborah i\nn Burdge, Jennie Lee Caruthers, Kerry R Chesser, M illard Ray Darst, James Randy HUJ, Ronald Mark Hoffman. Anna Louise Jacks, Ezra Kiser, VIcki Lynn Oberholzer, David Lee Richards, Robert MIchael Richards, Dale Ray Smith, Dottie Mowery Smith, Gary Wil liam Stone, Robyn Annette Willis, Richie F:. Btumenauer, .Jeffnzy Don Grate, George David Lemley, Kmen th Moortc, James Mould, Richard Swan, Cluistina K. Wilson . If you can help pleaS<' call Brenda Wyatt , 99'2-2540; Donna Harrison, 99'2-7546. or Shelly Woods, 992-3166-a.nd hurt)'. That 's nicf'! This is the only time of the year when you can have egg on your faC'E' v. it hout being embar· rasscd. So do keep smiling .... Weight training program should tailor to individual DF.AH DR . LAMB - Gallia County Thanks to her sister. Sharlee \lihittle , Scottsdale, Ariz., Nancy Newman, ReedsviUe resident, got OVl'f that big 50th. Na ncy's 50th birthday was the past week so Shar1ee got with the IPrrer writing and contacted many Joc·aJ friends aslting them to remember Nancy on her birthday. So many cards arnved that Nancy forgot the emotional prohiPm Involved with t hP big 5-0. Na ncy says Health , Dr. Lamb 16- yPar-old boy and I om !ntf'restf'd ln ".A.-" f'ight tra ining ( 'auld you givf' me soml" informd · lion on strPngt hPning m y b<.:~c k , parTicul arly my lowf•r ha ck ? M y htt hPr and undes ha vP bad ba(' k c;; and I would likC' to prf'VC'nl 1his from hapJX•ning to mC'. I oft.-.n rf'crivr POMEROY - Bookmobile service ln Meigs County Is brought to you by the Meigs County Publlc Library under contract with the Ohlo VaUey Area Libraries. Bookmobile scbedute for Monday, April 16- Burlington (County MobUe Home Park), 3:~:05 p.m .; Harnsonville cChurchl. 4: l>5:05 p.m.; New Lima Road lone mile south of Fon Meigs 1. 5: 15-6 p.m .; Rutland (Depot St.). 6: 40-ll: 10 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 - T upjX'rs Plains tLod wick'sl, 7: 2S-7: 55 p .m. ; Riggscrest Addition, 8: 10-8:40 p.m. mPn, while sit -ups. done properl y, arC' primarily for thP upper a txlomf'n . T hc- chief muscles th<:~t need to lx' s tr(:' ngt hPnt-'d arl' the largf' pair lhi.il rxtl'nfj str aight down thP CC'nter o f the abdomen from the c hps t to thp g roin . Pr'Ople w ho sit a lot, such asofficp vmrkf'rs. pJrt icularl y nC'C'd PXf'r · ci.<;f'S to slrPng1hen t he atxtom en. I am SC'nding you T hP HP<.~ It h L ett("r B-lU, Backache and What tu Do About It . which dlscusSPs the f'XPrc !S('S u ~N1 in prPvPnt!ng com mon bac kachf's O thers who wan t !hi-. issue ca n send 75 Cf'nt.s with a long, stampt""'{}, sf'! f·<H.ldn•ssed POVE"· IO(X' for it to m(', in carP of thi s nPwspapPr, PO &JX 155 1. Hadio f' it _v Sta tion, New York. NY 11Jl19. HowC'vPr, I f('('l that anyone w ho has back pains shoulrl see his or hN phys!c lan for an f'xamlnatlon to be cPrfai n Js to t he causf' and the !J rogram tha t hP or s he should follow . T hf' f'XPrclses recommendt"'d fo r suppor ti ng I hr back are alsu good to hPip mainta in abdominal tone and dP<-reasp abdominal g irt h Denise Elaine White trades vows with Brent L. Arnold March 10 POMEROY Denise Elaine White and Brent L . Arnold exchanged wedding vows in a doublering ccremony at the Forest Run United Methodist Church on M arch 10. Tbe Rev. Steve Nelson pet1ormed the ceremony at 3: 30 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Marvin White, Route 3, Pomeroy , and Nan White, Memphis, Tenn. The groom L' the son of Mr. and M rs. Stac ie Arnold, Route 1. Racine. Miss Jennifer Grover was the pianist and organ ist forthewf'dding. Fern, plnk dogwood and ca ndelabra dccoratf'd the church for the wedding. Escort ed to the altar by her father. the brideworea formal gown or chiffon and lace fashioned with a Queen Anne neckline, sheer long sleeves with lace motif. a fitted bodtce with seed jX'arl accent and a bouffanl skirt of tiered lace which flowed into a ca thedral train. their hair. Jessica .Jones of Athens was thC' fl ower girl and also wore a cranberry dress with ivory lace accent and earned a basket fiilf'd with potpou rri . Joc Karschnik was the ring bearer. George Gum. Hemlock Grove, served as best man for the groom, and thP usher s wPre Randy Arnold, and Michael Warner, both of Rac ine. Mrs. White wore a gray silk dress, while Mrs. Arnold was in a rOSf' gown. Both mothers wore cor sages of ivory roses. Guest.;; were regis tered by .Jennifer Arnold ancl Sara POMEROY - .Joy Russell, a childbirth Instructor affiliated with International Childbinh Education Assn., will be offering Lamaze classes in preparation for chfldbli1h at the M eigs County Department of Hmlth. Classes are OPE'n to all area The bride's tabiP rcatu rPd a tiered fount ain cak e topjX'd with the or support person . Classes will start m ent tablP were .Janice Haynes. Connie F r ank. A bandeau of lace held the bride' s blusher of fllusiun trinnmed in lace. She carried a cascade arrangement or Ivory and wine silk roses. Her single strand or pE'arls, her blue earrings, her wedding dress. and the lace handkerchief belonging to the groom's grandmother carried out the wedding traditions of old. new, borrowed and blue. Laura Eichinger uf Chester was the maid of honor and .Judy Gra tC', Rutland, and Jody Gum, Hemlock Grove. were the bridesmaid s. The a ttendants wore dresses uf cran berry silk and lace with high nf'Cklines, shon puffed sleeves and A-fine skirts. They earned sprays or sUk dogwood which they also wore in Lamaze class set in Meigs pregnant women and the husba nd decoraic>d in the pink , crantx-rry and while color scheme of th e wedding. Presiding at the refreshKarsdmik. and Helen m GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library will be at the following places the week of April 16 to W. Monday- Lewis Dr., noon-12: 15 , - - - - - - - - - - - - p.m .; C&S Bank IRt. 351, 12:1512:30 p.m.; 35 West Apts., 12:35-1 p .m.; Meadowbrook, 1:05-1:.10 p.m .; Scf'nic Hills Nursing Center, 1:35-2 p.m .; Ga llia Metro Estates, 2:05-3 p.m.; Pinecrest Care Center. 3: 15-3: 30 p.m.; Rodney Vlttage, 'i : 15-4:45 p.m.; Crousebeck Rd., 5-5: 30 p.m.; Northup, 5: 45-6: 16 p.m. Tuesday - Spring Valley, 1:30-2 p.m.; Spring Valley Apts., 2-2:30 p.m.; Su n Valley Nursery. 2:30-3 p.m .; Bidwell -Rodney Rd., 340- H arris. miniature bride and groom , surrounded by six side cakes, all 4: 10p.m .; Rodney P .O .. 4: 20-4: 50 p.m.; Qual I Creek, 4:45-5: W p.m .; Porterbrook, 5:Jl-5:50 p.m.; Fairfiel d Acres. 5: 55-6: 15 p.m . Wednesday - Lake Dr. (Rio Grande ). 2-2:30 p.m .; Copley's . 2:45-3:15 p.m.; Rio Grande Estates, 3:30-4 p.m. ; Valley View Apts .• 4-4:30 p.m.; Centerville, 4:45-5: 15 p.m .; Cent erpoi nt , 5: p.m . Thursday- Cora, 2: 45-3: 10 p.m.; Raccoon Tr. Ct., 3:15-3: 45 p.m.; Patriot!Pauley's, 3: 50-4 :05 p.m.; Patriot P.O ., 4:10-4:40 p.m.; Gallla, 5-6 p.m . Friday- VInton Baptist Church, 12:30-1 : 30 p.m.; VInton, 1:30-2:30 p.m.; Clark Church Rd., 2:45-3:15 p.m .; Porter, 3:30-4 p. m .; Children's Residential CA>nter, 4:15-4:45 p.m .; Children's Home. 4 45-5:15 p.m . on T hursday, April 24, and the cost is $30 w flh registration and fee payable at thr first class . Residents nPedlng further lnformalion should call Ann Blackwell, R.N.C., at the county health department, 992-6626, or Joy Russell at 30'J-882·2939. -tomotete L1ne of Ostomy So p~ ., *EKtenswe L1n1: ot Su rgteal Dress~n~ *Egg crate loam bed! *Egg crate foam pad ~ wll~ cha ~r aOO toppers cush1ons *Atr Pumps and Mattres5eS *SucOOn Mach1nes 'Hospital Bed s and Mattresses •overhead Trapezes *Sideta1ls ~tcha1rs *Walkers, Cane5. Crutches *Porta~e Commodes •Jmlet Seat Ra1sers *Sal€ty Grab Bars "Batll Seats •Catheters and 1etated suppt1es •tncontlrlent Wear •undefpads and adun *Oxygen d~aper :. (Jhe Medical Shoppe, Inc. 161 Jackson Pike Hill crest Plaza Gallipolis, Ohio 446-2206 The couplt> resid('S a t H emlock Grove. The bride is a KT"aduatcofEastcrn High School and .Is employed at the \.&E Stores ln Athen s. The groom, a M eigs High Schoof The Sunday Times-Senlinei-Page-B-1 · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. Gallia Senior Citizens make plans McKenna, Jamison, trade vows GALLIPOLIS - Activities fur the week of Aprii1S.20 at the Senior Citizens Center at 220 Jackson Pike are as follows: GALLIPOLIS - Charles Edward Jamison, 80n of Mr. and M rs. WilHam L. Jamison Sr. of GalltpoUs, was married on March 10 to Roberta Sue McKenna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard M . McKenna ot Swannanoa, N.C. A double-ring ceremony was held at the Falth Presbyterian Church In Akron. Ohio, pPrfonned by Dr. Cart W. Bogve. The groom is a graduate of Gallta Academy High School and K ent State University \\ith a Bachelor's degree In Rhetoric Speech and Communications. He Is currently serving In the United States Army at Fort 1-lood, Texas. The bride Is a graduate of Nonhwest High School In Canal Fulton, Ohio. She attended Whit worth Bible College In Brookhaven, Miss. The couple reside In CopjX'ras Cove, Texas. Monday. April Hi - Choru s, 1-:1 p.m . Tuesday, i\pril 17 - S.T.O.P. Class, 10:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness . 11 :15 a.m. Wednesday, April 18 - Vinton Bible St udy, 1 p.m.; Card Games , 1-3 p.m. Thursday, April19- Bible Study. 11 a.m.- noon: B lood Wednesday - Fish, scallojX'd potatoes, kate, applesauce, bread. butter . milk. Thursday - Creamed chicken r-;~;.;~iiiR~iiiii~~~~~~..i••···~··· PressurE" Check. 1 p.m .: Vinton Crafts, 1 p.m ., Board of TrustE"es M eetlng, 1: 30 p.m. Friday . i\pril 20- Bake Sale. 10 a.m .; Pi ano Lessons. 10:30 a.m.; Good Friday Service, 12:30 p.m .; Art Class, 1-3 p.m .; Craft Mini Course, 1-3 p.m. The Senior Nutrition Program will servP !he following menus: Monday - Beef stew, cottage ~iiiii;iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:======== pear . half. v ani II a 1 cheese pudding. and cornbread Tuesday - Cheese burger. tossed salad. oven f ries, bana na frosty, Reg;, l's most Dance Aerobics classes set in Gallia area GALLIPOLIS -The 0.0. Mcin tyre Park District wilJ offer another session or Novice and Advanced Dance Aerobics at the BidwellPorter Elementary School on Tuesday and Thursday evenings beginning Aptil 24 and continuing ttmough May 31 with Instructor, Karen Brady. The Novice Da nee Aerobics Class will be held from 6 to 7 p.m., and is for paniclpants with little or no dance experience. The Advanced Dance Aerobics Class will be held from 7: 15 to 8:15p.m. In addition to being fun, Dance Aerobics combines all the essentials of a complete physical Illness program . Fee for the class will be $12 and the Park District asks that you pre-register and pay In advance. Fees may be paid by mailing a check or money order payable to the 0 .0. Mcintyre Park District. Gallla County Courthouse, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or by stopping by the Park District office any time between 8 a.m. to noon and 12: 30 p.m . to 4 p.m . Monday through Friday . vers<~tile mocca si ns feature a handsewn vamp i n full -grain learher And the comfort is bui lt In , w i th a cush 1oned arch support and soft leather lining . For suits o r sport swea r . rhe sry le is all yours. 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King Mrs. Charlott e Harris, Alliance, Ohio. was matron ot honor. She wor<> a burJ(Undy chilton dress and carried a muff Identical to thl' brtde's. VIncent King, brother of the GAWPOUS - Cora V. Dunsmore became the brtde of David K King Feb. 18 at Paint Creek Regular Baptist Church. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Dunsmore, Gallipolis, and the groom Is the son of Mrs. Dorothy King and the late Charles E. King, Cleveland, Olllo. The Rev. Grovl'r G. Turner and Rev. E lbert D. McGh!'e per1ormed the double-ling c<>remony following a program of music by Mrs_ Grorg<> Gilmore. Soloist was Bobbv D Gordon who sa ng "Someti~es'; and "The Lord's Prayer," played by Mi tze Dean . Raymond Scott, uncle of the brtde. lit the candles before the ceremony. Arrangements of the flowered arch, seven branch candelabra and knl'l'ling bench flanked the altar. Given In maniage by her lather, the bride wore a tea-length Victorian off-white gown of Venice lace fashioned with a dropped waistline, designed by Mrs. Michl Bradler of Pa lnsvllle, Ohio. The fingertip veil of seed pearls as well as the cape were designed by the bride's mother. The hrlde carried a lace muff with the arrangement of pink and Army. The couple wiU reside In Urbana, groom , was best man and wore a dark suit matching the groom's and b1ide's lather. Ushers were Raymond Scott. Wayne Robinson and Richard Mitchell. They wore dark suits with white bouttonnleres. The brtde's mother wore a mauve dress with bishop sleeves, adorned with seed pearls at the bodi ce and white carnation Ohio. Out of town guests Included Mrs . Mary Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Basham Gram, Dayton. Ohio; Mrs. Dorothy King, Mrs. Donna King and daughters, Miss Anita King, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent King and Dee Smith , Mr. and Mrs. James Moss, Miss Rita Ross. Cleveland. Danner- Scites GALLIPOUS - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D . Danner of Route 2, Box 218A, Gallipolis, announee the engagement and forthcoming marMage of their daughter. Susan Elizabeth, to Eric Paul Scites, son of Mrs. Barbara Scltes of Colum bus, and Kenneth Scltes Jr. , of Ravenswood, W.Va. An open-chu rch wedding is planned on Saturday, May 12, at 2:30p.m., at first Baptist Church in Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Elder, Mrs. James Lytle, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. Brenda Blakl', Mr. Twana Harrts, Terri Young, Sprtngfleld, Ohio; Mrs. Helen McMurray, Pataskala, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs . Char les Reed, Parkersburg, W.Va .: Harold Mapler, Temple Hills, Md. Mrs . Cheryl Gray. Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Clemont Shanklin. George and Clemont Shanklin. Luther Jenkins, Columbus: Mr. and Mrs. Austin Washington, Orient. Ohio . Gallipolis. Miss Danner Is a graduate of Meigs High School and has at . tended Marshall University and Gallipolis Business Colll'ge. She Is employed at JoAnn Fabrtcs. Scltes Is a graduate of Meigs High School and has attended Mllllgan College and Kentucky Christi an College. He Is curr ently serving In the United States Army at Ft. McClellan , Ala. Holy land tour planned TO PEOPLE SlOW. You he~r it everywhere . Th e El e(.. tronK Age . The Aiile of th e C omputer . The Era of H t).{h Tec h . And that the future be long ) tu the people wn h the techn 1c<tl slo ll) . If yo u are a h1gh ~ hou l graduc.H e c.nJ unem ployed ur nor ~ <tmfied With you r c urrent 10 b, consider the Arm y. We have o ver 300 ~ k 1ll ~ to uffer , m,m y of them tcchn IC<li, .tn J must of rhem have thetr ctvtlicm co unterpart~ You could learn a sktl l m th e Army that ruu co uiJ ca rr~ r1ght 1n 10 rhe fu rure. It's a good chance fur ~·uu to be what y t~u want tu be . Com act ~·our Arm'' Recru1 te r ( Jil H f, . ~ \ .t "l. Jarvis -Wheeler ,..., ( ' ' ~- 1\ll k(" 1.. 11 11Jl ht·ll" / corsage. The groom's mother WO]"{> a rose dress with white carnation corsage. Immediately following the ceremony a ri'Ception ws held In the ch urch basement. Mrs. Glen E lkins registered guests and hostesses were Mrs. Sharon Anderson, Rosano Hollinshead, Fannie Oliver and Mlnnic Lytle. The bride's table was decorated with a white lace cloth and a four-tiered red velvet cake topped with bride and groom made by Mrs. faye Reese. Mrs. Dorothy Gordon and Charlotte Grtfflth assisted at the reception. The bride Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High Sehool and Witten- burgundy flowers. Her pearl s and ma tching earrings were a gift from her mother. Mr. and Mrs. David K. King t>erg University and attended Cleveland State. The groom Is a graduate of Cuyahoga Community College and recently returned !rom thl' U.S. The Sunday TimM-Sentinei--Page-B-5 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Cleland Greenhouses Diehl - Yeary Opening April 14 & 15 For Season FLOWERS and VEGETABLE PLANTS (Cabbage and Head lettuce ready now). Same location: Main St. or Vine St., Racine, Ohio HOURS: Monday-Saturday 9-1 and 3-7 Sundays 2-7 1------------------------- • Elks to convene zn Columbus April 26 CO I .UMBUS - The 85t h annual convention of t he Oh io Elks Association opens here Thursday, April 26. In t he Marriott Inn North " ith sessions continuing through Sun day, Apnl 29. will be conducted by Lro Reuss of Marys\"ill r, Richa rds of Barbert on, Dr. David Goldschmidt of Circle\ille. Edward Langenfeld of Cana l Fulton. James Ekelberry According to convent ion f'hair · of Delaware, and Vernard Kn app of Chillicothe. man Bas il Wallace of Delaware. deIegates representmg 98 Elks' lOOge :J in thr state are to attend . ThC' annual mrmoria l service will l1f_~ tlC'lcl at 11 a .m. 0 11 Saturday in lhC' :vt a rriott Inn. Past State Ptl•sidPnt Speakers aro to be E. Gf'nr Fournace of Cant on a 1. d Qa}.mond V . Arnold of Jackson, Mich., "'-'•h Past Grand Exalted Rulers of th r E lks. Ot her Grand Lodge members attf'nding arP: F _H . Nisewonger of Frank youth leadership and sc holarship aw d · Th ar wmners. e students will be brought to Columbus as guests of the Elks. Awards and scholarships valued at more than $25,(0) are to be announced by Tim Gorman of Day 1on. acco ' rd ing to Dr. Leonard ,I. C.Gydos of Tiffin, lunc heon Ric har d J. Baker is in charge. A lunc heon is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. on Sii turday honoring stat e cha ir man, the fra te rnal order has recognized yout h achievements during proceed ings ol annual conventions of the order for the past 34 years. The Ohio E lks Association ri'Centiy designated the week of May 1-7 as Elks Youth Wl'l'k. Election and installation of new state officers is scheduled for Saturday nig h t. Edward U. Thatcher Jr. of Alliance is to present the E lk of the Year and E lk Hall of Fame awa rds. Dayto n, Governmen t Relations Committ l'eman ; Nick M. Kovic of Warrf'n, Youth Activities Commit teeman : Gene Buchy ofGreenv illP, A udit ing and Accountin g Commit teeman ; Robert J. Kennedy of Dover. Special Deput y Grand Exalted Ruler; Larry L. McE!e<> of New LPxlngton . Gra nd Esteem ed Leading Knight . Registration begins at 11 a.m. on Friday. Apri1 27. Gera ld C. Warner A STRAPPY lOOK FOR SPRING Here's a smooth dress sandal, fashioned to carry you through any occasion in delightful Naturalizer comfort. Intricately d .. ign.d, with a mid -to-high hulthat makes it an ..,y choice for so many outfits. of Lorain is to conduc t a state trustE>es meeting at :l p.m. on T hursday. Al so on Thursday. April 26, an advisory council meeting for past sta te prcsldPnt s is scheduled. Jamf's F. . Eke! berry of Df'lav.rarC' is in charge. At 7 p.m. on T hursday. Apri1 26. a state ritualistic cont E'st will gf't underway. Vernard E. Knapp of ChiUicothe will direct the event with lodge officers from Toledo. Bellefo nt a in<>. Bel lait·<'. 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I lOft"' to~ "' "'Y " - ASSOCIATED FABRICATORS 1 1 a,..,,. ..J>d - tftfad~OD SHOES ~-- -------------------- I c...,.,.,"'""- I I I ----- I I In Mo nthly WRITE FOR BOOKLETS SHOWING MEMORIALS IN fULL COLOR WITH SIZES AND PRICES STATED. Monuments are our only bullnen, not a aldeRne. LOGAN MONUMENT COMPANY, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE LEO L. VAUGHAN, MGR. PHONE 992-2588 TEAT DlP S4U 00 All Quantities Are limited SILVER BRIDGE PlAZA Activities on Sat ur da y. Apr il 2H. begin w ith a business session at H: :10 - -- SALE only 8ol~;~nc:e For Further Information _____________ ..J ~-------------------I 1 GAL. MILLMARK jf'f'ts In cludi ng rommunl ty ser vi('(' , veterans' hospit al ther<Jpy, Americ anism , Cf' lebral pa lsy tretmC'nt centers, and youth artivitiPs .-....h ..oa.u. ""'"""""""'' ....~ ~oo· "'·- .......... _________ IIO Spring Ave .. Pomeroy PH. 992-5101 10•1. Oepoait end Convenient Low OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT Simply Mo il Us The Coupon ·-~ UDDER WASH ted by r eporl s on Elk spcnsored charitable and phil anthropic pro- VINTON, OHIO GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES 0. BUSH, MANAGER PHONE 388-8603 a .m . In thP af1ernoon session clinics 3 00 Second Ave ., lafayette Mall Easter Parade of Values Gallipoli s All PURPOSE RAINWEAR Coats & Jackets 20°/o Off GROUP OF SPRING DRESSES 25% OFF SPRING SUITS 20% to 50% Off CRICKETEER, PEERLESS, RICHARD BENEY All TENNIS SKIRTS ALL NEW SWIMWEAR & COVER UP 25°/o OFF lOo/o oF SP-ring CLEARANCE 2 Only S1875. 0° Kimball Pianos $1375. 00 3 Only $2195. 0 Kimball Pianos $1695. 00 2 Only S2625.00 Story & Clark Pianos $2095. 00 ° ORGANS: Lowrey &Kimball We will not be undersold. Bring us your best valid Price and let us prove this to you. If you don't shop us --- we both lose. JANTZEN, CATALINA SANDCASTLE P lan n" " '" ··11 11.! th" C< :illll""i ' (hns tian Women 's Club's S t y l e· ~" "" "" T uc<cl.• y. t\p ri l 17 , I'JH-i, .tt 12. 00 noon at the Holid ay Inn Reservations $6.50 by ca lling 256- 1525, 245 52 1(>, 44(>-185 _ ) or R8 2-2414 . antennas •Cabinet of black co lored high impact plastic '·: pr ·Jn1 (; V<tl• ll! L : i'•" " ' Pu,r• l. P Ci1',111l. V." .. 1 ]l"'lc; f ~'~• · ·ld (-1 : D&WHOMES , .... (I ' ~ • ' • ""~ f~ o I ·< ll o " ' " 614 28 62 1111 BRUNICARDI MUSIC INC. CORNER 3rd & COURT STS. 446-0687 Onibilt Huildl!r •26" diagonal Dark -Lite '" blaCk Karen Lee Grtffo Charles R. FoUrnd matrix picture tub e •E· 300'" chasis . 100% 5olid - Payments . I I 3 GAL. MILLMARK Business sessions wi ll bC' highligh - __ - - - - , I losan ........... $8.00 gaL Uddersan ..... s12.00 gal Bovadine ..... s10.00 gat TWO LOCA TIONS TO SERVE YCl U •Stand avai lable as an optional extra (unassembled ) •Telescoping VHS, bowtie UHF ::'1 (..;/ : Lo~an Monument Compan~ . Pome roy g Y•n !on. Ol11o DAIRY SUPPLIES •70-position Click-Stop UHF Tuning distinction ... differe nt yet dignified ... artistically planned and ski llfull y fini shed. To express your own family's pride a nd k~ep its record permanently, we offer personal planning and coun sel, plus a long repu tat1on for excellence in memorial craftsma nship. (formerly Fulton-Thompson) I •AFC SYLVAI\tiA COLOR WE HAVE BEEN PRIVILEGED to assist many famd Jes m des1gmng fam il y monuments of definite INC. '' 0 & W Homes will take your present mobile home in on trade when you purchase a Unibilt home. Stop By And See Our Models Free Appraisals On Your Mobile Home state •GT - Ma tic'~ Griffo - Follord POMEROY - Mr. and l\lrs. Jerome Grtffo, Lima, are announcing the engagemen t and approaching marriage of their daughter, Karen Ll'e, to Charles Richard Follrod. son of M r. and Mrs. Richard Foil rod, Pomeroy. The wedding will take plaee May 26 at 2 p.m. at the St. Charles Ca tholic Church. Lima. Miss G r~ fo Is a graduate of Shawnl'l' High School. attended Ohio State Univer sity and the Univen;ity of Texas, and is em ployed by Volt,lnc .ln A ustln. TPxas. Foll rod graduated f rom Meigs High School and re<:ei\'ed his bachelor of scit>nce degrf'E' in civil englnPerlng from Ohio State U niversity In June. 1982. Heisemployed self - adjusting co lo r system •Micro computer tuning with sequential scan •VH F I UHF / mid ba nd / s uper band / hyperb and ... 1 12 chan · nel capa bility •Room light monitor •Audio output jack •Con1e mpora ry stylin g in a cab inet of Waln ut gra in fini s h on hardb oa rd; concealed casters ONLY ssss The account with the extras ... A BONUS* GIFT IUM_ WITH TRADE SATELLITE SYSTEMS INSTALLED STARTING AT Rl oENOU R'S lfi( . :~T[ $1195 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE 985 3307 CHESTER, OH. - Espey, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Huston. and engineer llssociatl'sfor in Aust in. as a civil Texa s. Elderwalk set May 3 Children's Easter Special SAVE 10% OFF REGULAR PRICE a special activity for Senior Citil.f'ns. "~lderwa lk ," This is a two-mile wa lk to be held Thursday. May 3, al the 0.0. Mcint yre Pa rk. Theme for this year's hikP is "Walk for the Long Run." Transport ation will be prov ided for those Senior Citizens who do not have lheir own. A group will leave the center at 10:30 a.m. A picnic lunch is to be pr<'pared by the Senior Cit izrns Center . : Those who want to go to the park : must make lunch reservations by : Aprll 27 and also make a request for · transportation needs at the same time. The lower shelter house at the park has been reserved for this : activity · · Chip Hagger1y from the Park District will be present to give Instruct ions and guidance. Names and ages of those parllci patlng will be submitted to the Ohio Commiss ion on Aging. If it rains , thP event will be held at the Senior Citizens Center. 5 Magnavox 8 W Te leviSIOn 25" Magnavox Consol e Te lev1ston 8-Pc Revere S1gna ture Copper Coo-<wAre Set Tap pa n M1cro· wave Oven Reg. 33.00 GALLI POLIS - Each year In May thr Ohio Commission on Aging sponsors Apple lie Computet System - 3.30 Reg. 30.00 29.70 - 3.00 27 .00 S•ze 12 11, to 3 Size 12 11, to J 13 Mag navox Portable Tel eVISIOn Gladiola Howa rd Miller Grandtat her Clock Magnavox Moau 1ar Ste reo Atrway Roye~l Tour 4 ·P1e ce Luggage Sc 1 Syste m Reg. 24.00 -2. 40 21.60 Size 5 to 8 Size 4 to 8 Reg. 19.00 - 1.90 •....._1 AM FM Magnavox Telephone Cloc~ Aad10 17 .10 Caroline Mtnolta X-700 Camera Size 8\'1 to 12 Reg. 21.00 -2.10 The Stride Rite•' Collect ion. 18.90 O:arl's sn oe stort DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS Open a 8 \12, 5 or 7 year certtficate account at Gallipolis Savings and rece1ve a BONUS gill. Your accounl earns high inlerest and is guaranteed . Seldom do you have a betler opportunity to accomplish your investmenl objective and recetve an extra ... a BONUS gift . ~ Mon. & Fri. 'til 8 p.m. Tues.-Wed.-Thur. & Sat 'Til 5:00 p.m. GALLIPOLIS F&deral regu111110ns 1"9q lll re a § AVllN<G§ pt~nAI1'!' tor f!ilrl~· Wllhdrawal 44t 2nd Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 4563t (61 41446-3832 �April! 5, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio--Polnt Pleasant, W. Va. April I 5, 1984 Summer programs set t!1J:rninr;if!:!li~.nd GALLIPOLIS The 1984 Summer Program Schedule of l he Gallipolis Parks and Re<:reallon Department Is availa bl e now through the Clty Schools, the Gallipolis Dally Tribune and at tlle Parks and Recreation office at 518 Second Ave. The schedule details such actlv1· ties as Summer Playground for elementary school children, begi nning on June 11 for seven weeks and the new gymnastics progra,; being s tarted this summer on Munda y, June 11 , and Tuesday, June 12, for all sldll levels. · Tennis Lessons for both yout h ages 10 to 16 and adults will begin May l There w!ll be. one six -week sesslo~ for the evemng class and two SIX·week sessions offered fOI '' 1 '' " ' 'rl ... ...'· Hearing is Believing! with liM• lft'lzt•r indoor circus at the Rutland Civic <'ent!'r at 4 and i: :111 p.m., 1iwsd ay . HL"TLANO - Th(•rp'_., a wholl· pasSC'I of Rund ld :Vi c lJonald clo\\'ns rucl<J.\ . hut thr o riginal \\'ill hf> in Ru tl and TuPsda .\ ·. Hf' i:-. Yt ich~d Po lakm·s . J !PSidPn! of ,\shland, K) ., who wi ll tw apJX'aring tv.:icr with the HC'I zf'r I ndoor Circus at thr Ru tla nd Civic Cenlt'r as '·Coco." thP r lov.ll I t WCl l.i back in l!'K)t) thai Po l ako\·~ was rallcU upon to cn •atc• tht' onginal Ronald iVIcDonald Clm111 . HP f'\'C'Il des ignPd Th£•cos tumC' v.:0rn h~· 1111 of th(• ~cfJon a l d fun n.\ · mf'n lht'SC' d;_r.\·!-> arrU !hf' t'O!-' tumr ba -;i C~ill\ · rrmd ins th r·-;a mf'a sor i ~i nall .\ dPslgnCfl Soaring in hi~ nJlP ;Js a clown in l %ti. Poldkm· s n'f'f'iW'(! Sb-J.tOJ for two H't'(•k ;., work as fh P oriLd nal Honald Mcl.lonald . fi t'" as uflcrf'd u J)f'rmanpnt position. I Imvf'Vt:'r. h(• thoug/1 1 it wouldn ' t last t~ nd <:ll thP timP hP wa ..., a rc>gll la r wit h thP grC'atf';..t show on Parth . H 1ngli ng Brol hers. Clowning around isn' t n<·w to Pola kov s. Ill• i:-. I ht · third ~('nPra t ir m Hi s grandfa thrr \\'il." th{' original "Coco" in Russia . Tht · family left Russia going to Eng]JJHJ. whcrP Pol<-tkm· s· fat hc·r wa ~ Thi · Sf'l'Ond " ('f)('O . " Polako,·s lrarnC'd thP trick <; ol thC' t ract(' O\ '(' J' ~{) .\ .f ' :1l'S ago coming up u ndf'r t ht · 1utor<Jgf' of his fatht--'r . ThP,\' pla~ T'( l drCUSC''-1 in f~ngl a nrl and IOUil'd EuruJX' billn:l as "Coco ancl 1\1ichaf'l. " Po iJk m ·~· fat hr•r is thP unl.\ dm\11 in history tn ha n-. I'£'<'Pi vr'fl tht• Ord(·r ol tllP British Emp ire· m t'(l ,ll fmm tht• Qu('('n of J·:ngl<-tnd . Speaking four i<lngll:q__:: i·s - .1-:ng !ish. Hu~sian . ( ~P!m ; ln and Pul 1sh Polakm·s C'am f' lo I ht · l 'r1it { I(] ~Ia 1t ·s through ~~ fi.li(•n r s(·ou l t'tJr the f1rs r timr in l!rit He h;l!t'd l ht' count n· with a pJ..ssion and n·tu rnt l(_] to England a .v t•ar liltt·r !-Iowt·\'1'1'. ht · lah'l' rf• nr·ct('(] that in r\m('rica, hf'• had Pnj o~·pd a C'd 1 and ot hPr lu xurit ·s ··coco." n·hich ht· did n1JI h;J\'{' in l<nglancl , so IJack to ..\mcrir·; 1 hf' ,·am(' in 195Xand h{'rp h1 has st;J_W >d . While ht· no lon gt•r pL!.v .o. ; ltlC' hi g liiTI{'. ht• dU( •s k£Y•p hu .'->~. Po lako,·s res ide" in t\."ihJ<Jnd . h .\ ·. , \\'hC'rr hP conduc1.o..: J clown sc hool for an~'Onl' wanrinl.! to IParn lhf' ropPs. Hi s parlnt'r in Tu f'sda _ , ··s pf · l·tormancf'S will !)( • ont• ol h i:-- •. . tuUt·nts. Dt•a11 f! :1 rrnun. Po l ~ik rJ\'s ha s furmrd a c lown hand IA'hich is JOin(•(] b,· a m agician Jnd h(• rakP~ rhr• group on tour throughout ttU' tri staU• arf'J . Pn!clktJ\'S ;dso ht~." p<.tsst.·d a long hi ." rn;ur, ,\'P~IP., of tr;!lning to HYoof hi ." :-.on:-.. n nf' ol whom pl <J.\'~ many Pngagf•m(•nr s in l-\.1·ntuck)' <J ~ Mr. and ·~ s;J rnP . Jf p c;m makeup Ill apply thP (':Xf('nSi\ '(' four ;~nd onf'-half Tl1!11Uif'S T ht' ;1u thor of two tX"H Jks ... Rchind M.\· ( ;n'.' t ::;(• ! \lin t " .1nU "CrX'o 's Liff' StillY ,· · Pnlakm·..., point ... ou t rh;Jt in his .\ 'fJU/lgt'r day s whrn he was tra,·l'!i ng on thf' big timl' circuit, \ ' l ' l' "~ lt ilit .\' wa s !hr· kr~ ·. I n hi!'l l'low n mit· . ill' had tu do IJarPhack horsr r id ing. rumtJiin g ;rnd \~·n rk thf' 1r·ampolf•nr · ' ' \.) . I '+' "- ' VOTE FOR ' ' I ]\ ' . Or. " \Vhilt • we pracl icP in ma ny s tate Make Easter flower s hopping .'! easier- we have all you need in : ' cu t flowers, s ilks and polled \ plants. Order early! :· CALL 388-9760 LO<·att·d 114 mil .. north of Ht. 554 on St. Ht. 160. i "' '' QUALIFIED: *Veteran * 17 Years Experience in Criminal law *Certified Public Accountant *Master's Degree in Public Administration The celebration wtll be hosted by the couple's children and their spouses, Dwaine and Ruby Jordan, Kennety and Melva F aye Crabtree, and Walter and Kathy Jordan, aUof Albany Roule 3. The Jordans also have five grandchildren. The couple request th at gtfts be omitted. .md redcral cour ts in Ohio and ot her SIJIC'S. W0 hCl\'(' llr\'Pr f'fl ('OUni Pred an\ mnrf' dticit...'nt. cou r1 eous and pl (•asant l'lt>rk o1 court' s personnel th an ,\'OU and .\ ·uur finp starr. " \o\'r appn'cia lf• thr cootx'rat ion and assL-; tanC(' ~ · our office has given us O\'C'r tllC' ~'l'<J r s." !..a n y. Marll--'nf' and DiLJO(' wrrr not only· _ o..:urptisc>d hu t pleasantly pl0asf'd . Such nice comment s shou ld bt' mad<• m o rf' oflrn. ( ;.,nf'ral T (•lt>phonp' s What can we find for you? H&R a• ·o~.,.® ~ ~ Z .-,no 2nd &Sycamore Gallipolis, OH . PH . 446-0303 618 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992 -3795 ONLY 1 DAY LEFT m ail . they are in good health weigh least 110 pounds. If the and donor is 17at a paren tal consent slip is needed . In arecent survey of customers who got refunds, we found 3 out of 4 believed H&R Block got them bigger refundsthan if they'd prepared their own ta xes. 3 out of 4. People who know their business go to and 2 p.m . to 3:30p. m . The office will be open for repair of leiephone instruments and for customers wishing to establish or change their service. Collection agencies for phone bills w111 be the Pomeroy Chamber of Commeree, The Rutland Department Store and F ruth Phar· macy. Oh yes, you can still pay by Just a reminder that the Ameli~ ran Red Cross Bloodmobile will be a! !he Senior Cilizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, Wed ~ nesday, Apri1 18 from I p .m . to 5: 30 p.m. Vernon Nease, M eigs County Bloodmobile Chairman urges resi ~ dents who can to support the program. Any person who is at least 17 ;·ears of age and has not reached thei r 66th birtllday may donate if H&R BLOC~ Found David Alameda $1,961 $62.25 Sizes 9· 11 Width C Sizes 8'/d2 Widith 0 FRENCH CITY COl ORS· Bla ck Clie ny Walensbur g Leather :1 ~adi_son SHOES RUN SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ponwro~ · Phum· MJ r! S ture I£X'a 1Pd on P[)mt ·rn~ · · s \\'r sr \!Lain St !'('f't \-vill no longC'r t :>~ · oiJ('n d.Jil_\·. ThP slml' w ill onJ~· tx~ o)X~n on Thu rsrl a.\·s from ~t: .11) a .rn. to 1p.m . Oh yes. don ' t forget the circu s that will be staged at Rutland Civic Cenl pr Tuesday, April 17. There will be two shows, one al 4 p.m . and one at 7:30p.m . AMERICA'S BEST !OK Olympic Savings Pa~d lor by Hamlin Km g 512 2nd Av e, Gallipolis. Oh CARPET SALE Heating & Cooling *Commercial *Residential CAll 446-3217 Saturday, May 5, 1984 Gallipolis, Ohio WALL TO WALL SPECIAL LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM HALL Sponsored by Holzer Medical Center Recrc ri on Comm irrec ~tnd Th e Ohio $. Only Reg. ssggoo Value Based on 40 sq. yds. Other Sizes Priced Accordingly. REMNANTS GALORE ALL SIZES ALL COLORS SAVE! INSTALLED (Super Value Satisfaction Guaranteed) LAYAWAYS WHCOME NOT READY7 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION UNTIL YOU ARE! Includes Complete Wall To Wall Installation With Thick Sponge Pad And Your Choice Of Heavyweight 1st Quality Cut & loop Anso IV or Antron Ill Nylon In Over 20 Different Color Combinations. IN STOCK lr ademark of The Si n1er Company 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy Serving Meigs & Gallia Counties As Your singer Approved Dealer fi. . assist anc·c· Gallia County Prosecutor Crenll' your oum Weddinl{ afl(l Formal fa.~h ion.~ with .. ·~ People rea lly apprecia te being tolu they have ? ·' ....,.., "\ ~ clone a finp job. l{ecen!lv l.a r rv { _ · Spcncf'r. ~Jerk ~ J. ~- '. cnurt.s rrcdvC'd _...._ · ~uch <J le t tl'r from r ~ J law f1rm inJ .· -~ ~... l'nlum hu s The lett<'r st"!C'd " .Ju st a note of i hank ~ for ~· uu1 \'a luabiL' A " HAMLIN KING Times-Sentinel Staff ' Mondel V. .Jordan • • By KATIE CROW :.. Driftwood Florist and Ceramics \' TAWNEY STUDIOGALLIPOLIS 424 SECOND AVE . For a job well done, .1t' s ntce to get pratse I N $J7 9 . .~ -~ 1 5.47 GERNIE'S PATTERNS FROM SIMPLICITY, McCALLS VOGUE AND BUTTERICK CHOOSE FABRICS FROM OUR SELECTION OF TAFFETA DOTTED SHEERS. DOTTED SHEER POLYESTER I~ '' ~Lrs. The Brentwood Collection. Dress shoes that inspire confidence. Katie '.r korner ' \ VR 1000 Film. GOLDEN ANI'ilVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Kit Gibson will celebrate lhelr golden wedding anniversary Aprill5 at the Ohio VaDey Bank Conference room, given by her sister, Alpha Ratliff and friends, Emma .Jessy Chaney, Joan Reed, Pattie Ramey and ,Jennifer . Just in time for Easter I "( ,I.I! 'OflU!. .. Hi." nur!u •rousc()stuml·s. with thf' f'X('f•prion of SI Jm(• lig ht wpight "ummtT thrngs madf' b.\ hi s w ift>. f-IJ.;_i·l, wP n · ~rovidC'd b~' his f<J ther who dif'd in l<ng lan d in 197-1 a t the ;JW' nr / 4_It \'1.'; 1sn" t until his fat 11E'r's d<•at h that Pol akm·s h•arnrd that ov('r tlw \ '{ '<~rs . his Dt1d had all of his I'Xpc' n'i i\'f' cos t urrH ·s du plic al<'<.l and had o..:pnt on<• of (•a c h to Polakm·s in Amf'rica. I t tmk Polak(J\'" 1·1 years to d1 ' \·d op his "I acf• · · I hat hl · HT'aL"> for !'\'{' !") ' apJ)( \ tr;uln'. It is always thP J_, new classes rorming o n A pril .lO and KODACOLOR NOW 1------------------------ Danceacroblcs will continue, with NEW35mm REG . IT'S AUDIOTONE ... HAVE YOU HEARD? ' Carpenter area . • LISA KOCH INHEARING ' The couple serves as Meigs County Grange Deputies and they have spent their ent ire lives in the - ,. ' HEARING EVALUATION AVAILABE FOR AlL AGES! PH . 446-7619 -· Ph . 992-6601 Film so fast, forget the flash! Original Ronald Mac appearing in Rutland J ordan is a farmer, assists at the Bigony·Jordan Funeral Home. and Is a retired bus driver . don't put it offJ You·re missing some of the fun in life. It's easy and affordable. Recreat ion Festival Parade, and in Morning a nd evening classes in HAIR RAISE!! - Mkh:u•l PnlakO\s ~!'ts a hair rai"iing- experience n·ading T h e llail_y St•ntim.•l a."i hi"i partnl'r Dt'all Harmon luok."i un. Pul ako\' ~ "'·ill <LJIJX•ar was rnarrif'd in PomProy on April 26, 1934. If you think you need a hearing aid , 417 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Cheerleadlng, featuring gymnastics and group forma tion exercises for area cheerleading squads. will also be held. ALBANY Mr. and Mrs. M endal V . Jordan of Albany , Route 3, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an upen reeeptlon Sunday, April 22, from 2 to 4 p.m . at the Temple United Methodlsl Church. Mrs. Jordan is the former Elizabeth Rutherford . The couple riP.!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!ji- the first of two four -wet>k sessons on ....... ,, . ' .., Jordans mark golden anniversary joggers all' encouraged to sign up for the popular 100, 500 and l,(XXl Mile Clubs Tuesday, .June 5. Speda l workshops in Baton. for the .July 4 River The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-7 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. CARPET LAND 446-1641 161 3RD AVE . ON THE CORNER Same Location For Over 13 Years. Gallipolis, OH. • NOT ALL FRONT·ENGINE RIDERS ARE ALIKE Pub lishing Company RACES INQUIRIES For rac e Infor mation con ta ct Dawn Mart1n or Ron Saunde rs, Ra ce Coordmators Hol ze r Med 1cal Center PO Box 280 Gallipoli s, Ohio 45631 Yo u can buy a riding mower that cuts your grass. or you can buy a Yard Tractor that does 11 al l! Ariens 11 hp and new 10 hp fronlwengine Ya rd Trac tors give you r lawn a clean , even cut w 1th Ariens exc lu sive " Fiex -N-Fioat Plus" mower de c ~ . Ariens Ya rd T r acto rs mow smoothly over all types of tu rf, without harmful lawn sca lp ing An optional 36 " two -stage Soo-Thro Jttac hment hoo ks up quickly and easily and is tde al for tough snow remova l jobs. And a sturdy 42 tre nt bl ade and Ariens carry-all trailer are atso availabl e. as well as a number of towbeh ind atta chments. Ar1ens YT1138 and YT1032 Yard Tractors are fro nt-engine riders you've got to see to be l ieve . So see the m today at your Arlens dea ler. along wit h Ariens superb line ol rearengme riding mowers! Prices start as low as 614 / 446-5000 Paul Ba rke r Ohi o Va lley Publ1 sh 1n g Company 825 Tht rd Avenue Gallipo lis, Ohio 45631 614 / 446-2342 Entry RIDENOUR OHIO VAllEY-520Jackson Pike. Rt. 35. Gallipolis. OH SUPPLY. GAlli POLIS-252 Third Ave .. Gallipolis.~ . CHESTER, 0. v~llley PT. PlEASANT- 2500 Jackson Ave.. Pt. Pleasant. W. Va. c1n be picked up or ,I t our mc rch:Jn ts Hol zer Medical Cenrcr (-;::d li po li s Daily Tribune 825 Third Avenue Point Pl easant Reg ister Daily Sentinel �Times-Sentinel Calendar Ohio-Point WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Mf>igs GcnPa · ogical Society Sunda, at ~ p.m. t thl' MuS<'um. Ga lli a GALLIPOLIS County Histotical Socif't~ · w i ll meet Sunday. 2: :ll p .m . at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Mar garet Dieringer will swa.J< on "Bring past In focu s." st•rY in·s WrdnPsday, 7: 30 p.m. Then• will tx• special singing night!~· and the public is invited to atwnd Revival begins l\1:\SON - invited . CROWN CITY - The Rt•\·. Steve Eberl wil l be at Victory Baptist Church. ~unda\ ·. 7 p m The publlc is invitPd to atH'nd . Sing service Rr·,·h·JJ s (•rvi('f>S CHOV.'N CITY - ThL•n• will be a gospel sing at the Crown C'itv Church ol God, Thurstla)·. 7 p.m.. wi!h lhP "Soun<js Of Gospel." The public is mvitPd to attPnd. cn·y - Rt'\ hal SI' IYicPs aJT' still in progn •ss at 1-\ ing· s Chal)('l l 'hurc h, 7 p.m. nightly \o.·ifh thP H.P\' .John .Jt•ff'f'f:. '. Family night CHOW:\ CITY King 's Chapcll'hu t<'h wtll hJ \P Famii\· Night Sl.•rvlrC's. Sunda~ · . 7 p.m .. GALLIPOUS - Reviva l scr· vices begin Monday at MI. Carmel Baptls! Church with lo('al ministers in (_'hargP. SF.lvi ces begin at 7 p.m .. nightly and the public is in vited to attend . BONELESS POMF.ROY- Sout hern Local Board of l::duca tion w1l meet Monday a1 7 p .m . s 49 SUPERIOR PRE-SLICED BACON LB. POUND GALLIPOLL<; - O.O.Mc!n ryre Park District will have an EasiPr Egg Hunt , Sa turda;• at R..occoon Creek Park, 2 p.m. Ui \·i sions arf' <.~ges 1 to 4, !1 to 9 and 10 to 15. For informatton, contact l hf' Park DistJict at ,146-4612. extens ion Oii . Dup to prcparation for !he egg hun I . thP park will not open until 1:.10 p.m . CENTER CUT ~~~~S BONE-IN ROUND STEAK GALL !POLL<; American Legion La fa)·P tl< • Unit 27 Auxil " iary w ill ha V(' ils regular meeting Tuesday. 7 p.m.. a t the post home on Boo McCormick Road . NE'w mpmbers \vi ll he initiated and r£'frPshmPnb will be served. A U memetX'rs an• urged ot attend. ~~~~s ~r::E $3 49 Easter with the new Egg I Bouquet. Spring-fresh flowers fi ll a wh ite ceran11c egg platter fearuring hat1Slil. .~~ patnreJ accents. After I s1.79 LB. 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North Gallia, and J.D. Bradbury of Kyger Creek, Co,Lineman of the Year: and Rod Littlefield. Sout hern. th e 2 $ 99 12 99¢ OZ . PKG. - - ; .- •• > MOI\'1'RF:AL I APJ - For years, Pf>tr !lose had come to Mont nea l as the enemy, fi r st wit h the Cincinnati Reds. then wit h thp Philadelphia Phillies. Nationa l Leaguer w it h that m a ny hits. ThP 48.060 fans al Olympic Stadium gave a two-minutt) ovation to Rose. whomded ftve seasonswith the Philli<'S last November afler swnding his first 16 S<'asons wit h Cincinnat i. 1 'Thl? ovation was something S)X'('ial to me. tx>ca use I'm new hcrc.'' sa id Rose. " The last time I played here. I got booed . "Wit h a nf'w team . inn new c ity, tha t kindofreactiongivesyougoosoe bumps and makes you want tognout and do something for them." RoS<' doubled into !he right ,field corner on a 1·1 pitch from Jerry -:::.<\ ·, l ~~\ cA:~Eii~ 6 cy l. . 4 spd .. AM /FM/Casse tte . PS. PB. lrke new . 1981 FORD F-150 PICKUP 6 cy l. auto . tran s. PS. PB. 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Chuch \'•)J.:f'i. stli HII'STnq•r <.~nr:t Da1·i<l Marl in, <!II of Kvgn · Cn\(lk; \\'adr> Co nn;.~ II_\. Ru s1v F'bgg . ~'nni~ Tr;.~ford anrl Brian ,\Jif'ri. all of Sou th(•rn: .Jeff El:lrnPS. Mrl\in f'JagJ,! . SIP\'1' Stilt and t)f'J.:f' Hamf'' <til of Hannan TmrP : 1t~1nd\· l.;ll ·li,n , S1r' ,. PPlftT'' . lxrth of Sou th 14.'f'S1 Prn. illtll T rn1 Cu th riP. Easl t>r rt . Amy LUT!cfield. Soulh<'rn: Ton~ a McNral and :>andra !'at !"irk . tXJth uf S.Julltwt'~ t r ·rn . t .;~ren \\'olfP .md .lr·mn B~·ntl!'\ , l~ 1 th •tl "YlulhPr n. Ami Hr•ush. · ~-,: , . )!t' r ( "t-i-'l·k . Mr ··tl··llo" t;I'OJI.!I'. \: i •rl l". c;.t llra : M.Jr'-' :11"1' 1 Htornf'l' . !)('(• Daiil '_\ anti An)..'k Spr •nrw .Ill itf l· :dSi f'l'll, and Ju ltf' l>illon. ll;~nnan Tr.u·o· \ 'nll••y haJI l .;n·f'n \\'nllo> ,md Am\ Lit tiPfiPid . tli •th "' S. ,urhcrn. ,\n1\ H01ush. 1\\'gf'r I 'r11·k . i\l<.:i n•.t Du n;llnu •. \orth ( ;all Ia : Tony:t :O.k :"'f'a l. S(,ulh\H'Sh'rn: 1-k'<.· k~ - r.'lkhcwl. ~~uthf't n. Angu' Millrr. ~~u lh\\' l' ~ l ('rn . Cinrh 1/ ig lf'\. \:trrth ~;a Ilia : Kri!'; l i ( ;dddl". . F. t~~tr• rn . II•CIJlJl;t r-..; ihf'rt. K ,\ gf'r e n~·\.:. j)pbl!it' !'V1i d t <~PI. Suut ta •rrr. <Jnd LI'PAnn Caul . E:hlt' rn . Rovs Ba,o;ket:ball Hod l.i111f'l id ri So uttrf'rn: .h' ll Harnr·~ Hannan Trnrf' : Ton_ , . I >N>m. Sl'luthf'rn : .J [l Rra dbur:v and Brf'nt l.ovf'. hoth of K~~~:wr ( 'r •~·k . Lrl(' Pr•rrick . 1\.t_,rrn t;a lll.r , /{ot;ct S< Juthl.l · r...,t~>rn . Rolthtl' llnJmlidd \\'d k ll :rnn;1n Tr.wr ·. Tim ~•Uih•· r· n '\.til' lll I , ,Jil ta T r•; tf rrrd, ~PIH'II l- ,p,J,·m. [)o, ·n nJ'·\:t th,.n , B!_,,-·kh u rn Fina l S\' -\{' StamlinJ.."' Fomha.ll ''•!Ill l;, tlll:t , K\'J-:1'1 l '1 1d;. "'•ulh t·rn llo~r : n. r rt T t :11'f• , .'-i(lulh\11 '~' ' ' 111. I .t~ Tt .,-n \olll'_\·hal! "' Ju thr' rn Slluthv.f•,l,-.r n, h: 1gr •r ~·n ~ ·~. '.ot'Th ( •<tllt:r . Lr, tf' :· n: 1-Ltm :, rn Tr.w,-• Ruy .. & .. awthaJI ' H.Hl lld n T rJr '' ' \ "I•Uih•·rn 1\ \j.! f 'r c·r~~·k \· •rttlCal lhJ Soulh\>'J·q ,. rn . 1-',r..,tqn ' - 11, rh; tmp ... Girt.. 1\;Lo;k,>thall Soul hr rn. t :.'l.., lt•rn . Si•u th'\f'ql•rn . Jl .tnnctn ·n·rH'P \ r,rlh ~ ;cd li<.J, h:\'f!f 'l' i· rr..->k Koosman for th<' milestone hit to hi>:hlighl a 5-I triumph by the Expos. "All the hits are the same to me." Rose said . " I guess 3.00l is what everyone talks about lx'cause everyone who's made 3,(XXI hit s has made the Ha ll of Fame. "1 guess evoeryone who'' got 4,00l hits has noached it. too!·· Rose's4,tnlth hit came 21 years to the day after he got his first major league hit. "1'm glad I got il today," Rosoe said . "I didn't do it as i f to say 'take that.• I have a lot of r <'spect for thoe !Philadelphia) organization . I'm sure 1hey W<'re puUing for me." Rosoe·s next single will be his 3,00'lt h. 52 behind Cobb's all ·! ime singles mark. Rose got his4,00'lth hit in his 13.073rd at,bat. Cobb needed 10,86l at·bats to reach the m ark and 11 ,429 lo noaeh 4.191 in the 24111year of his can-er. at agoe 42 in 1928. RoS<' s! ill nl'eds 191 hits to malch Cobb on th<' aU-t ime list. but that plateau may have to wail until nex t sPa son. "My pride w ill drive m('," sa id· Rose. who was signed for onJy onp soeason by Montreal after being released by the Phil lies. 'Tm going to play as long as I can produce. I f I'm producing. I'm having fun ." BOSTON (AP) Lorraine Moiler won !he first nine marathons in which she competed. but now is \\-inless in two year s, and in Monday"s Boston Marathon, there will be extreme pressure on her to do well. Sh<' doesn't nCC<'ssarily have to be th<' first fem ale flnishoer In the 26-mUe. 385-yarct grind from subu r ban Hopkinton to the Prudential Center in the center of Boston. but she has to break 2 hours, 35mlnutes to have at least a chan coe of being named to New Zealand's Olympic marathon team. This race Is serving as the final qualifier for the New Zealand team . " I don't think any m arathon cou rse is evoer easy." says Moiler. who was unbeaten In marathon competition for three years before flnlshlng second to Joyce Sm ith of Britain In the 1982 London Marathon. LIGHT & LIVELY 1982 JEEP J-10 PICKUP MVP In basketball. In addition, trophies donated by O'Dell Lumber Company of Galli" polis, went l o L aren Wolfe. South· ern . the Most Valuable Player in Voll<'yball a nd Am y Littlefield or Southern the MVP in basketball. Championship trophies provided by the league wen! to NorthGallia ·s John Blake In football; Carl Wolfe of Southern and Mike Jenkins. Hannan Trace. co -basketball champs; Suza nne Wolfe. Southern, Moller: 'No marathon course easy~ ~ shock s, aux . rear sprrngs, gauge s. PREVIOUSLY OWNED CARS & TRUCKS LEAGUE MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Presentation of awards highlighted Friday's annual SVAC banquet held at Buckeye llills Career Center. League MFP's honored were, left to right, Rod Utt!efield, Southl'rn, boys' ha•ketball; Eric Penick, Rose collects 4,000th career safety, has one more goal to accomplish in big league play ROLL PKG. ~z$}89 CHARCOAL BRIQUEITES RIO GRANDE -Recognition of the top a thletes in the SVAC highlighted Friday' s annual league banquet held at the Buckeye Hills Career Center. J im Page. principal at North Ga llia High Sc hool. served as em c€'f' a nd prcspnt('(lt he awards as Bill Gray, manager of WJEH · WYPC. gave !he p l aye r Introductions. Honored were m embers of the football . basketball. volleyba ll and 4 32 BTL 10 Robbie Brumfield and J eff Barnes, Hannan Trace, co-SVAC cage champs; Dennis Teaford and Rod uttlefleld, Southern, co-SVAC cage champ5 and Suzanne Wolfe, Southern, girls' voUeyball. Top athletes honored during SVAC banquet his for m er tmmma tes. the Phil lies, in its home opener.ll soon would be anot her in a long_ .strin g of hJstoric days for "Charlie Hustle.·· RoS<', who tumed 43 So turda)'. doubled in r hr rounh inning aga inst Philadelphia for th<'4.<XXJth hit of his carE'E'r, a pla!Pau rPached only by himS<'If and Hall of F;unerTy Cobb . w hosf' carPer rt'Cord of 4, 191 hit s is RoSP's n£>xt targe t. R.oSf' is the only PEPSI 'r :;/ TEAM CHAMPIONSIDPS - Championship trophies provided by the league were awarded during Friday's SVAC banquet at Rio Grande. Accepting the trophies were, left to right, Hilton Wolfe ,Jr., Southern girls' basketball; .John Blake, North Gallla, football; But he was wearing an Expos unlfmm F J-ida~· as Montn•al faced ~ $}69 $}7 9 Asst. FISHER'S F-150 4x4 PICKUP 2 $ 39 8 PK. 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GALLIPOUS - Ow•reaters Anonymous m(>(>ts Tuesdavs, 7 p.m. For information ro nt art Sandra at 882·234>. ~~~~NO .., ' HOLLYWOOD T-BONE STEAK flowers fur LECTA - There will be Btblc $}4 9 FRESH LEAN Dish up Easter is Sunday, · the Egg Platter ........... LB LOIN END $ 89 On A Easter, TUESDAY Aprii1S, 1984 SIRLOIN STEAK CHUCK ROAST Easter Greetings Platter ~imes- J-entintt Section ENGLISH ROAST MONDAY GALLrPOLIS - St. Pf'te r's Episcopal Chu rchwomL•n wtll meer Monda~'· noon. for lun cheon and buslness ffif'Pting. Lunch will be potluck . Swa.J<ers will be Dotlie G lover and Marjorie Newman. F:asr Regi on ECW board m embers. Sports BONELESS Egg Hunt Revival cuminues CRO\I'N VlNl'ON - Therf' will tx• speciaJ sen·k--es tx>ginn ing a1 ti p.m .. Sunda;·. at 0..'<'r l'twk Church. The Paul' s Chept>l Quartet w ill sing. ThP public Ls CLOSED SUNDAYS CROWN CITY Revival S<'tViccs wlll begin April 22 et Crown Citv Church of God in Crown City. The Rev. Tim I.Pstpr will be the e\·angelist. ser.•iC<'s an-al 7 p.m .. night ly. with sp<>eial singing scheduled. The public ts invited. Happenings \\ill Lll 'g in torJJ, -.11 Faith Bilpli.-;1 ( ·hurl'll, H.Jilroad StrPt'l ~iason , throu~.-:11 April :n <tf 7 p. rn . nightly· Evangf'li sl i.'-> IIPrh Capc'h<lrt oif L(On .T11(Tf' \dll be SjJf'C i<.t l singing t:'aC'h l'Vt>ning antl nu J'Sf'l')' sen·ic<' willbc' prm· idf'd I,a stor .Jerry Scott ~uld mPmbf'r~ !!1\'lH·! h{· public to attf'nrl . Fri.-Sat.9 am til 10 pm Revival set 11an Union will bPgin IT'Vival ADDA VILLE - Roev i\·al S<'r· vices begin at Faith VaUPv Church of Ch.rl't ln Christ tan Union. Monday , and conlinuc through April 22. with the Rfo\·. George Jones. Services are in Addavllloe School and lxogin at 7: :ll p.m .. Monday through Saturday: 7 p.m . Sunda)· and Sunday Sunris<> soervi('(• a r 5: Jl a.m. The public is m\·ited . STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thur. 9 am til 10 pm with thoe Rl'v. John Jeffery Thoe public is invited. MIDDLEPORT Middl<'jJOrt Church of Christ m Ctu·is· SUNDAY 15, 1984 W.Va. 39¢ $169 TIIANKS - Montreal E~pos' Pete Rose tips his hat lo thank the crowd In Montreal Friday alter lhey gave him a standing ovation after he got hls4,00Gth career hit, against the Philadelphia Phlllles, his fonner telllllll1ates. (AP Laserphoto) . Four weeks alter her winnlng streak ended, MoUercameback and won San Franclsm"s International Marathon. Later that year, she dropped out of the New York City Marathon after suffering a leg Injury thai kept her sidelined for the remainder ofl982and the first half of 1983. She ran New York again last year, but she " Jogged to the finish Une because I didn't want another . DNF (did not llnlsh) next Ill m y record." , ... SECOND ROUND MASTERS LEADER Mark Lyn watc>hes Uu• ball aftt·r a pral'ticr shot prior to his start oft he third round of Master,; pla.v Saturday at Ult:' Au~'llsta. c;a. SationaJ C~nlf Cluh. lit· fini~lwd th~· SC('Ond da-"· of pial <L~ lt'a.dPr with a !l-undt·r-par .t.;(·on• of )35. ( AP La.....:•rphoto). Storm delays play in Masters AUGUSTA, Ga. l AP! - A't•vcr e thunderstorm forced a onf'·hour suswnsion of p lay Saturday in the third round of the 48th M as ters golf tournament . Play was hl'id up a t 2: .lll p.m and resumed at .1: JO p.m. !::ST. Players rnarkt::.d their positions on the Augusta Nat ional Golf Club coursoe and sought shelter in the clubhouSP w hen the slorm stru ck wi th rain, wind, hail and lightning. Much of the the hugP gaUPr\' began leaving the ooursoe mono th an a half·hour befono the storm struck . 'Iltose who rem ained soug ht sheltPr In t<'lephone boot hs, under trees, and in concession areas. The brief storm !ell some groecns puddled. Officials and ground rrews nl'eded about JO minutes !o get the coursoe In playable cond ition. AU the 36-hole p.1coe-settcrs wPre 1 under par for the day w hen play was held up. Mark Lye was lO·under for the tournament through two holes, Tom Kite 7-under through two, Nick ~ra h am E-undrr through two. IJen Cren shaw b-undrr through thn:"t•. and Tom Watson. who chipped i n for birdif' on the third. J· undPr through thJl'f' . rvif'<-lnwhilr. l .vrmuldn ·1 ma sk hi s feclings Fridav. Ht' didn't P\'Pn t ~·. .. I do grt C'Xci 10c.L bu I th is is a nf'w 1.-wl. .. Ly.- S<J id afl.-r fashioning a brilliant 6-undPr·par 66 to build a th ree-s hot lead over Tom Kite hallWay through th<' 4Rth Masters Golf Tournament . 'Tm klnrl of up in the ozonehcrc:· he sa id. "I can 't rC'mcmbc'r whrn I'vr hi1 th is many golf shots. The adrenalin was r<>ally pumping all day." Lye. who had n<'v<'r played the 6,!Xl:ryard, par 72 A ugusta National Golf Club layout until his practice round Mooday. had a 9"undcr-par 1.1.'\ total for 36 holes . Kite, who lied for second hl'rl' last year, stood at 138after hl s68F'rtday and said of his position, " I like II . I like it a lut." F rildo and David L~T' didn ' l 1'\'Pn wnnr In think his position. Or1'f' 111:1 1 p ut~ hi m in linr lo l:x>c1 )11ll' on!\ · rhr' <.;f'('Oncl Cltx)Uf Mastf'rs rook it' In l\'in l h1s pr0\tigious f'W' n1. Fu1:zv 7.•oPill•r ))f•c;mH · lhP fir~! rookir In win il in 1~?-1 . "LC'!' s not think ;1h·>ul il now. '· ht ' said . " W in nin~ 1hi." thin g L" o.;o fa r out. ThC' gt'('ates1 pla~ ·f'rs in lht • world arr hf'rP.. lu st gi\'P mP a c hanC'f' on thf' lasl lhrfl(' holf>s (Sunda\1. and wp' JI Sf'l.' whal happens." J.urkin,R Only f1lU J" shot~ ufr !h(' paC'C' WPI'f' thrf'f' oth(' r pla\'f'I'S, including 1wo \\.'ilh a hist ory nf pla~' ing well ;J t Augu sJa Na tionalAustralian Da,·id Gra ham and & •n Crenshaw . who tied Kilc for S('('()nd last year. Also in the trio at 1.19 was Grea! Btitain's N ick Fa ldo, who shot a second·round fi9. Graham had a 70 ann Crenshaw . the first-day leader. had a 72 despilr fi ve bogeys. The cut came at 2-over-par 146. "-it h 47 of the original field of 138 internationa l pla.vers SUJ,1ving. �AprillS, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. April IS, 1984 Devils, Angels· beat Oaks in track, field GAll.IPOUS Majors .~ Pr'6M On!)- ji:arm' KtwOJ)e(l 1\.'Wt:RICA."'' tL.\GUE ~r.rr DIVNON " [i(-1rou Toront o (lf'\•PJMIJ l r, Pn 0 J(JX) .I tit) !j :"\f'\lo Ymk l " b "' U1 lll Baii!Jnon> '> 167 \U:!'il' 111\'ISION "' EU\IOll MJJwaukt'(· SP"<~n~· I I I Oakland 1\dnsa.~ Cll\ ~UitiWSUta Transactions G8 1'00111AU. NadDNt.l t"ooa..JI IA-a&Ut' CHI CAGO BI:ARS-SililJl«< \'In<-.· .\btlotL plartillrkf'r HOU~ION CJ!!..ERS - Tradl>d Mi)({' Rrn Garber who won three events. Many of the events were won by 'j l ~~-: l ru. 11.idf' l"f'«'lvrr; an 1Jndl.....-losN1 St'lr,;1-_,n lJ1 rtw;> l!el draft .md a s ~o~ ltr h of )I('('() IX! ro.md underclassmen - Jodi Adams Danny AdkJns, Julie Al len, Law-~ -.l'll>t' liofl~ Ill rn.• I~ rlrnfr to rhl' Dalta5 ( "t..M· h~· , fur Bulrh Jumsoo. "1dl• N'- tilit l 1)!) !>.5 Arnsbarv, '' Bartl mus, l"PIII·r 1 Riot Texo~ 1-'rida_~ ·~ - NHA results Game- Dt•tmll lJ. llllun '' OUr~u i , \.(""' Y"rk 1 :\'~tkHW Ka u"-<1~ C' il\ .-.. \Ill"' JUK• • · I !'.fJflfl(-so)l"' i _ 'io·, otll• • 1 Turunru l Tn<.ll ~ ~ IJitit land 2. ( al1 lurrua I >\1lantk Vi L l'l'L GB ~ IJnJ\- ,l!arlll" !.i'hi'!.1UII-d Sund~y·~ t;anu... lli<l tmo>rP ~I I ' h~ 'f' l..ll1 tl Dl'l mlt ,,r n. .. ,,., Toronr r, dl 1'• ·\ ,,, ""'a' ll r· <JI Mlnno•,,JI ,1 .\ill\0. dUK• • • .11 k:.on,,, 1, I II\ lolurru.J ,1! ( l,ik l.llltl c.• l; ;un,.., [io• trull 111 Jk"I'Jil l:J<.iTIIHJio· .o' ( ' io •" l,md .o l .\1mno .... , l.t ll. <k l.uul.o l S.·;-.111• · n ' ·..~ lllurnr , , f \\ Po ·t (;fi I ti2.'> 1 ~ .'llJ) ., I 'd o 1 I [ ..,ul ~ l~n ~t"rrgh 17'• 6"!'! I011 )I :'1(1 1~ :li ~ W.>~hm(!lun f> -M.i C mtr.&l Dt-.·b'on ' I l,•tron 4\1 :U ~ 1\1 11\< J U)<H 1~1 'tl :"{~ Hi U~ ~~~; tHi - l'• \e~\ll;l!II<I 'tl '!< '.t l'k•• r·land lr)(iJ.m,o r; '.! :nl t! 'Jfi S.! l ~1 I "{) ~~ ](I _"ff. .ll :.-11 l 'l .~ :~ {I 46~1 l"i +I <1~ 7 San 1\ntom, }) -15 +I~ ~ !-IW >It~1 :!\ ~2 .~ \6 - l )o·n\ l'r ''lU I 1'. r:·, -~~~ l' 'l' . !.l.!. ,, II ~>~ n ~ ."1.1 41 -~0 titi7 .'"19.1 501 o\41 ~~ ~\1-1 ll1 l~ -141 \4 IM [lif"!11J ~ \ ( 'llrM -ho.'l:liJI.norr lo·nh ' { 'hnctwd ~lh-hiun tl!IP '12 :f"JX .fl x l'lu· fl~ml \ S.·d !! lt • -~ l'hOI"flLX ' rt>lllt•n '-,!;.It t'ridaJ''" \1 ull ll·•·. tl '• !'hd.Li lo ·lphl.l 1 y,\k '.' <.., r l ,ooUI.' I l 'lt!~ IJIJ I r.;)l 1 lf, u,lon I. l "l no·inn.l! t tr '-i.UI IJ M'I,> \ .\lt,il!l,o ".! L,._,.., ''nh'l' h-. .'. '-\.m l-'lai1• ,.,.,, 11 ·' 'tmda.v· .. c;mllt'!i l'hll. t< ~ ·lphi, ot .\ 1unl ro•, ,) l"hio"~o l : . ~,.,, Howard, Juan McCabe, Tanya Owens, Kevin Robinson, Jetf Settle, Teresa Todd, Joe Watson, Doli Williams, Greg Woodrum. With the heIP Of th eSI' unde rc Iass· men and other team members the teams are improving with every meet. The next co-ed meet \.\-ill be on M on d ay • A pr !l 16 • ag a l ns t Portsmouth. Boys sho t put - Garber, GA. 39'1": Yates, OH 38'!!" "·I "· OH 38'7.. ' : Rob Daniels, 1-·,, ,W'I"'' '"' GALLIPOLIS- Ga llia Academy High School's Blue Angels defeated visiting Pt. Pleasant , 101 ·23 w hile the Blue Devils dropped a 76-54 decision to the Big Blacks In a meet on Memorial l ~'i.!-1: B l.tdi)U I"'. . 1h1nl in clJ .~cu .~ 11.11 !1 . Clmerl ... (]osed Closed Closed CloSPd Closed .Closed Closed Closf'd I ~Jl, fifth In 4(X) ITil'(f'fS 1~. 1) ). John Rant"J.(ar. <;('<'tmd in lwo mi!P 110: 1 ~L 01vn St'hool n >cord, lo.<; l to Dunah<JI' of Cht.'Sd JX' <tkt• • Easy to install • Won't rust or cor~~"l"'-i~,~"ir" rode, ever • Ideal for new roofing \I#JUl"-';n $4297 The ~Shoe Cafe :"it '\\iii :11111 Second .\ ve . Lafayette '!all Gallipolis. 0 . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST CA. 17.36; Sta~Pion, OH, 17.76; Adkins, OH. 18.22. Boys 110 metE.>r low hurdiPS- Gal"b?r, GA. 18.92; Gla~. OH, 22.9<11. Girls 100 rnetE.>r dHsh- Adams, GA. 14.15; Green, OH. hU5; Williams, GA, 14.66. Girls JaiO meter relay- Gallipolis, 11:38.6. Boys 3200 meter relay - GalllpoUs, 9: 49.8. Boys 100 meter dash - Green, OH, 12.23·, Robinson, GA. 12.56; Senl£>, GA. 12.Th Girls Em mt-t£>r r¥1a y - Cal!ipol\s, 2· 03.5 . Gills Ba nlmus, GA, · 1~ <M.I meter run 6:Cll7; Janey, CA. fi: 16.6; DE>an. OH, 7:02.9. Bovs 400 meter n.>lav - C.alllooll~ JQ 7 Girls mile run - Bar1 i mlL~ . GA. 6:t).U; Boon500, PP . 6: 19 .": Johnsor1, GA. 6:49.:1 Boys 440 relay -Pl. P lt>asant. n.6 . G lurls 440 rela y - GAHS, 56.8. Rays 440 ya n.J dash- Oose. GA. 52.6; Rite, PP. 52.8; Cassaday, GA, ~ . 4 Girls 440 y<ud dash- Jan(')'. Ci\. 1:(}1. 1; Lon~ . PP , 1: 10.7; Ell lnj!son, GA, 1: 11.7. Boys.})) ll)('tPr hurdlf'S- Rlffk>. PP, 42.5; BartWI, PP. 41.3: Hill , PP . 46 .1. Girls ."00 meter hurd iPS - Amsbar.-·. GA. 52. 0; Shet•ts, GA. 54.7; 0H11S . CA. ~.8. Boys 8!(1 yard run - Call, GA.:.!: H. Watson, GA, 2:14, II<', Banimus, GA. 2: 18.8. Girls 8EI} yard run - Barlimus. Gl\ . 2:4 1 7; '' Boys 1600 nwter run Bartimus, GA, 5:32.9: Brown, OH, 5:34.9; Gnaham, CA. 5:36.8. GIJ"~ 400 """"'relay - Ga!Upol~. 56.26. GIJ"~ 400 mt'ler run- Adams, GA. 1:~.2: Bl<>vens, OH, t 13.6; Elll.......,, GA, 1:14.5. Boys .JX) meter low hurdles- Sturgtll, OH, 45.2: Cassaday, GA, 47.8; Settle, CA, !111.7. Boys 200 meter dash- C~. GA. 24.2: RDbinsoll. GA, 24.9; Sturo<IJ~ OH, 26.5. GIJ"bi !lXI meier run - Carty, CA. t 52.7: Hannon, GA, 2:52.8; Lewis, OH, 2:56~. Girls 300 meter low hun:lies - Amsbary, GA. 52.3; Sht>ets, GA. 54.4; Stapleton, OH, 57 .1. Boys 8ll) meier run - .eau. CA. 2:22.4: Brown. OH, 2:33.5; Graham, GA. 2:34.4. Girls ~ meter dash - Alle n, GA, 29.3; Adams, GA, 29.4; GrPen, OH, :ll.l. Boys:tm meter run- Adktns , GA, 11:46.4; Bro\\11, OH, 12:00; Hale, OH, 12:00.7. Gil"~ ..........., ~ run - Carm•n, GA, 1•'liN .~ . .--Harmon. GA. 16:20. Boys 1600 me ter relay- Ga lllpo lts. GLrls Hill relay- Gallipolis. 400 m(>{Pr dash - Watson, GA. 55.0. WIIIIIIIYIIIIIIIGIIT fO LIMIT IIUIIIITIII. I'IICII- W.W 412 I I 14 BALL JOINTS 1289 PrKtd from YALYDLINf 1OW-30 or 1OW-40 Kendall. ·rr~e INSTANT SPARE ....·r "tt r-·r~ ) b'f molten at GABRiEL J99 149 POWER STEERING9 9 " FLUID WITH 't SEALER Nl 446-9510 A NEW 0/RECTION IN HAIR DESIGN FIRST 12 QTS . 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II RIT 1 .... n.f'IIOOI PROM TIME 1OW-40 ENGINE BRITE or FOAMY ENGINE BRITE FLAT TIRE REPAIR SHOCIS QUAKER STATE (GUMK) I~J ()'I tAll f~ A~ AP"'()I~ 11,111 10W-40 YOUR CHOICE! Monda v thru Friday 9 AM to 9 PM Saturday 9 AM to S PM Wi:t.L l SALE! 449 Carty. GA . 2: 45.8; Traw1ck, PP. 3:03.2. Boys 2'10 yard dash - SJ mpklruJ, PP . 23.8; (~arbe r , CA. 24 ..1; Qut"C'fl, PP, 24.4. G irls 220 yard dash - Jant•y, GA, 28.2; Adams, GA, 29.6; Allt>n, GA. llJ. Boys two mil(' r un - Adkins, GA. 10: 28.3; Simpkins, PP, 10:3!U; Da niPis. G/\, 10 :53.1. Girls two mi l(' run - CamlC'n, I.A. 13:35.7; lbxlsUP, PP . 14 :.12.5; Canv . C.A . 14:32.6. Boys m ilf' relay - Pt . Pleasant, .1: 49.6. C lrls m!lf> relay - r.AHS, ~ :~:!.0 . Team Totals Boy~. PP 78: GAHS ~­ Girls, PP 21; GAHS 101. ACROSS MOTOR OIL SHOP CREEPER Pricod """' U-SAVE :>AUTO. RENTAL :12 SQuar(''-> •Jf matcnal curn'ntly in st c.ck RAMPS TIE ROD ENDS IDLER AIMS Pricodfrom GRAND OPENING COVfUD SO CAR HEAVY DUTY CALL {614) 992-2104 or {304) 675-1244 IHl"n!•U UMinJl ~---.---111111111 SUSPENSION PAin -------------------------- Office Hours by Appointment Only - llh: tlmt' Roofing Pole vaul1 - Howan:l, GA, 10": Jackson, GA, 9'6": Theiss. CA, 8'. Glrbi no meter low hurdl"' - Arnsbary , Adkins . Gi\, .1:22.0; Vall('(', GA. 5: 42.0. JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. fourth In s)JJt put 14-l·9j ·1 t Blian Roush. !hlrd In IUj ll11'1PI'" 12 Garber, GA, 6'2" ; OH, 4'6"; Dean, OH, 4'6" . PP, lid . Garber. GA. 17.0. Boys mill' run - S impkins. rr . ~ : ~.R Pool riOSPd ONDUUNE. ROOFING THAT WON'T GIVE IN TO THE ELEMENTS THAT DESTROY METAL. Hu:~ OH, 17't\<;": Cassaday, GA. 161l'" Boys hlgh jump - HIRACHI II "Take Bass On - - - - - KC track results-- - - - IJ Betts. CIOSP, CA, 18"8\l ""; Green, OH, ~10"; Stalnaker, OH, 5"6"" . GlrbihlghJump-Carter,GA.4"8""; G,....n, MEN'S Sat ui'Ckl\ , Apt·ii::!l , H s Tm(' k . lloJ1arv HPiil~·s . ;1ll dot) .! Boys long Jump - Rlfne, ' G~· tnna.'i]Wll st'('Onds otr hJs Clrls long Jump - Janey, GA, 16'2''; Amsbary. GA. 15'5'": Adi!ins, on, 14"8"". t;!J is IIJ) mpter dash - JafX'V. GA. 1.1.4: Willia m s, GA, 14.9; Claij:::, PP. J5.o. Clrl<; 881 n>lay - G AHS 2: 00.7. Buys 110 mf:'lf'r high hurd\("s- Bar1on, PI'. Vacation" April 15 I ·I IJ.rn . Opt•n Hc'('n•<illon l).lt p m Ct•ll{'g-1' HN-rf'aliiln . April It> G-X p.m . Colll'gC' R{'c_'ff'allon . April II R 10 p rn . ('(IIJf'gl• ft('(' l'f'atlrrn .. ,\prll IR ~ 10 p.m Collpgro H ('('n•r.~ tlo n ),prll IY 6-R p.m . COIII'J.!f' f{{'('H•atl on . •\pri l '!l Clu<-•'<l ·\prll 21 C\O;!,t'<l \pi'IJ t2 C!OSI'<I . t}.R p rn Colll'gr Hr'(·n•atiun HotlK• Alhlf'tlC l:: vr• nb sc hl'd ult "<IIOJ 1ht• l'.'f'('k April 1.1·:! 1. 1984 T\JIXday . April 17. BaSI'I)al l \' ~ Ohio Dominican 1 p m. doubteht>ader Thur~d .1 y, /\pril 19 - Ra.'. .Pb;lll \'~ . 1"t•r11ral Slat I'. I p m. rloublf'headt>r S.:nu rda\, r\pr·il 21, flaSl'ball \'\ :-.-1J iono· . :l p rn .. dnuhiC'header twu · Rile. PP. 12.0; Qut'l'n. PP, 12.4. EN"D REGUlAR SEA-;QN CHE:SHIHL Kyger Cref'k scored 2fi po in ts in Friday's Chesa IJ"akP ln vil at ional KC rPsult s wf' r p · ' ' Boys pol<" vaull - Howard. GA. 9': JackSon, GA . 8'; Tht'lss. GA. 8' Girls discus- Byrd, GA. 76'4'': Portt>r. PP. 68" 1"; McCarty, PP. 66' . Boys disc'us McC'.abe, GA. 110'4"; Huffman, PP. 1(17'10"; Kaul'fer, PP. 105'9". Girl~ lon.e; jump - Amsbary, GA. J.l'll"; Dalton. PP, 1.1'11": Williams, GA, 13'5" . Boys lon_g jump -Simpkins, PP, 19'8 1-7 "; C lose. (iA, 19'-Ht''; Garber , GA, 18'3". Boys sho1 put - Huffman, PP. 46'23,~ "; Kaufft>r. PP. <!.1 '£l;f": McCabE', GA, B'9" . Girls sho t put - Pt:wler , PP, 29'2 t .. " ; 0v.'f'ns. GA. 29'21..S "; Byrd, GA, :!1'81~ ··. Gir ls 100 metPr hurdles - Amsbar,t GA 1H 2: Shff'ts. GA. 19.4; Ccu1er. GA. 19.5, , Roys 100 mete r dash - Cl~. GA. 11.9; 0 a.ynt• f1·ntt·r Schl'ilult \\'M"k ol April 5, I~ Oall' - Cuo:·r. GA. !18'9''; B)"'N. GA, 93'7". Angel thinclads defeat Point; boys are beaten [)("flw•r al S..m Anlllflkl f'tliJ(ortiJ< :.1 LCJ.o. An'-'f'lf-'o. I l;d i <J~ ar Culdt>n 'il<lll' I 'or: land ill St•a t1lr 'llitlllil .tl ~l l)io1~ 1 J [JI;_" ·~ at Boston l' hl(';lj!IJ ill f'ht[a(),•Jphl ll I--'1H•Iur~11 .11 ..:1 L.t•ll l~ 'i..m .11 I ..... ,\ngo ~~ ~ H annan, Chris ~'"'~~ .J•·I'S4'\ l " tul '<lt.~ • T ammy IIIUlll ~ .\l[;url;t II ~. N~'"· Jf'rst'\' \U ].IPtl'uH ]~ . ]~..~<IUfl uti, !lT l rxlt:lfl.l 119. WJshLI1K10ll II ') ~ ..... y,., k un. OPvt •l;mrl •tL ~L i W<Jllk~< · lW. C hka~u If> 'i.on ..\nlomo l'lJ. Hou~!r)fl l:.t.. IYI Dalla ~ II~. l n.- r\n~'f'lf"> 101 ! '<~nJ.m d 10'1. (~[(ij•n Sf ;tlt• \Ill ...,.,ma,y·~ fiam• ... t'r1duy · ~ (;a~'""' Combs, Gallla A.eadf"my v". l't . PleMant !:Joys two m ill' rf'lay Pt Pleasan1 9: ?i.H Ltrls two miiP n ·l.w · C:AHS 11 :44 1 Ho~·s hl~h jump -· Barton. PP. 0', Riffif'. I'P, ~ ' 10" : r:art.'·r . GA. ~'A" . (;iris hi)!h ium p- CaJ1('r, CA, .j '6" . fi at roga I , Theresa ].1: :15.7. 1.1 F Glrlsdl.scus-Mo~·er.OH.I6'2' ': Byrd, GA. 15 . 5.. : Williams. OH. H'8'' Boys diSC"us _McCabe. GA. 1 ~. 5 .. : DUJon. Field . Two school records were broken: one by Laura Amsbary i n thl' 300 meter hurdles with a time of: 52.0, and the other by Holly Carmen in the two mile run with a time or - ' lloJII<.J' P Girls shot put -CM·<'ns. GA . :!1'51~"; Byrd, GA. 2) 91).,": Wil liams. OH. 24T'. recent coed 11.1 '1'1 l'adfl(' llt\114on ...., ' • I UH'Irllt.:ll i .I I II'<U ~I <ofl .(! Dht!;ltm I~• .l> "-ut All.uo l.l ti:l'\ - I ·rur dl.."' ' I;" An;;~ ·''"' wtxr un-1'\JO\ :.,,.,.. Yoor~ .11 ll J'j ' l 'ta h ~) S.tn 1 lll'l:'• l ~r- Ant.: o· h-.. t ·uwum.orr Sa n Fr,u\o \.,." 'il Karu,,r~ I 'I I\ ' I. P IIII.Hll 'l lrhi,r Mont ."l·,tl ~~ - ~ ~ '"' YurN Ml~·e!oll h t'J-u, <U'•• <!1.1 \\1')-;U.:Jt~ niNl'll~t::.·••wt: mn·w•' "'("' y,l[{ r;J 'JI ~ l'hll~do:•l ptu ,r no lnl\ ~ .u r u"' ..., · r-..._tult~l .., ,\T IU .... \.1 . Lt~ \l;t 't ; E.\ S'f llo..o..IUfl \ .,.,..,., .lr'l....-\ Chi< .11211 .II ........ y ,ll" :'ttundu,)' ~ nn·IN!"' Krlst!ne Ellingson, Dwaytll' Evans, Carter, lh.-.k('Ct\aM ..\--iaUOfl E:A_~" (1)!\'..'ERENCt~ " Jolaine Bartlmus, Keith Se an Ca II · Step ha n1 E' Holly Carmen, Kristen Carl)', Tom Cassady, Paul Close, ~ lti('~U (',<[Ifni GaUia .Jodi Adams who both won two !'Vents each. T he Blue Devils won 92-39. They were led by David - ~~ .. The Academy track teams deleatl'd Oak Hill during a ClH'd track meet a t Oak Hill recently. The Blue Angels won 103-26. They we!"l' !I'd by Laura Amsbary and MondQ'alramr l...tli A~ at Hwston. rl'll By nt,e. _ + YOUR CHOICE! 36.99 .. E-Z HITCH tNTERPART ~ 1988 CHROME HITCH BALL " "'""''" ,.~l. ""·~ ·~ LIFT LOUVRE MOSI PRI ClD AT SAVE 15 •SHIELD INTERIORS •SPORTY LOOK 2999 •EASY I,.STALLATION 675-1160 312, Sixth Street Point Pleasant Store Hours : Monday thru Friday, 8 a .m. to S p.m. ; S•turday 8 '• a.m. · 12 noon OlliS 7 DAYS MOlt. 11tn1 1111. 9 ttl rcOtW'AII AWl. Olar f SA llliOAY SIJIIDAY •fJ I to 6 lOtoS "WI lUll ·JTIIIIJ" c.;-;s.:aSilver Bridge Plaza -Phone 446-9335 Bill KELLY Manager MONDAY-FRIDAY i-8· SATURDAY 8-6; SUNDAY' 9-5 �April15 , 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page- C4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel April15, 1984 Meigs rally nips Warren Local, 8-7 BARLOW - One on, two out, three runs down, and your last turn R iggs tal kt"(l ,llAHi l tilt' g ;.~mr with Coach Tim S.:t undt-.r-.. aflt ' rw;.~ 1d Jnd both ag r('('(j "a~ · mc . " Th ts wt~s the most c:xcitm ~ ).:. liTH· ,ltld lll'" ' at bal. Start packi ng the bat bag. Right ':' Wmng~ Mrigs· Maraurlrrs turnPd th r l'011lf' b . tek sf'(~mingl~ · ~Pig ~ hopl'IPss -:ituation tntn fourt h ~ traight T\'C \~·in tl" Chris RurdPI!r. \'i r k Higgs, Jarnp<., Acr(;'('. and pinchhilH'r Ht~nd~ Strwa rt f'ach drillrd throu g h th~' thl~ ir middle' singlrs to platr four n1n:-. 111 Meigs· H-7 win hPt1' Frida\ . ThP :vtrigs win liftPd thf' dh·isiilll lPJding M a raudPrs 1-t -Ot Ill:)-:? dtl thf' yrar. Winnin g pit rhf'r D.1n Thomas . who H'f'n t thf' di s t ~mc·, , m ovt>~ to -t -0 on the \ear . Senior co-c aptains R w ·OC'! IP .1ncl ~ 1/l t'P \\[> \1 ' bf't ' ll ~~1 High St'huol · Trf'\. l·a.,sf' ll h.trl lt •rl nff the "f'\"t'nlh n·ifh :1 ..;m g lt· . but !ht• nPXI !\h) ht t!Pr-.. ll.l'lt ' n ·ltn ·d Burrlf't!t'. Hil.:.g" .tnd . \t~ n•t• t· ~ wh j;unmf'd -.un.:l t'" with i~igg-. · ,ltld .-\ tT l>t'· ... dt " t\ · in~ ln ru ne-- and tht ·n f{igg ..., fit'(i up liP "t'nri n_c 1"!·11!ll thtrd 1.1 11 :1 \l"lld IJI!ch .1nd .-\ cn' t' 1.1ktn g rlurd ~lt'W .n·t . t ht' :\l.tr·.tudf't-..." numtx·r IW 11 1Jil("hi'l". -; h'IJpt'll lfl IPI J-3..Jblw :---.pm ''- .u1d pt nm ptl.\ d 1 t 1\ "t ' in ,\ern' Th f' sixt h <.~ nn u; ll POMEROY - .Ju nr 21. at t hr Ri\'f' !'Sid f' · '1 · \' 111 . ~ ason. 11 . d r . olf Cluh Thr chari ty affai r . \\· hich h<Js nmtf"i butf'ti m·;tr!y S.1i.(Ul 10 arf'a du b-.- .. II tht• ILwint • H nn w '\;Jiinn~ll Gank . B.t nk On1• ~lll.d F"atm ••r < cltaritit'S in liS fil·r 1.0 0 1s 01 " l"' '·; ttio n. kicks , rr with a hillbill\· Bank I·{PgJsttaiHm pn c c for the "•Lttn.tmcnt. ;~nrl tlinttf'r for mnand suppN the previous o\·omng ,t! the Eo1 Pdrk . T ha!P Oak f '\Hit .JnnuaJI~ · a nract s a hust () f" rf' lrhritif's from :t rou nd thf' na !ion CrldlrifiC'S who arc taking p<.~rt in thC' I~ f'\"C' nl wi l l bf' ~tnnou ncPd in urx·urnl ng \.\.'Pf'kS . One crlc brit~· ll'\'S it up with Parh fou rso m f' in an 18-hole mE'da l pl<l _ \" Pu•nt a I thf' Rh·rrstdr coursf' wh(' IT' thr f'W' nt has bPC'n lwld Pach .\'t•ar. ·wp .It (April IJ.t1) MODday 4-4 . Leading the 14-hlt Marauder at tack was Cassell with two singles J nd a dou ble. Carpentf'r a hom e run and sing le, Scott G heen, Burdette, and Riggs each had two singles, and .JackiE' \\'elker, Acree , Spires and Stewart each had singles. Jim . Ingram l<'d Warren with three hits. Mrigs was l o trave l to Athens Sat urday and will host Ga llipolis Monday. 'vldg~ . 010 O."ll 1-!'1 14 I .011 2!1 (}.-7 9 0 Tho rn a~o. • \.\"P t and Ghf>n n. H<'Sson ! LPI .mrl Bt•nson . Metss at Gallipolis t ~rvl' baseball I Gallipolis a t M~s {re!St'rve softball I 'I'Ve8dat M~ at VInton Coonty 1vars1ry baseball ! ME"ig5 at VInton CClmty (varsity softball I NelsonviUf'- York at Mt"IRs (varsity track 1 Wedraw&ty HocklnJ! at baSf'balll FedP ral l!()('kin~a t M e i~ .., !\"ar ·-.il\ ,..ollb,illt 1bursduy Gal !lpoUs 11.1 Mt>tKS tvarsl ly baseball ) Me ~ at Gallipolis (varsity sot tba ll t Fedt>ra l ttl!' hillbill\" Mel•s cvarslty Bt>lprr at MN.Iil:- lvors rl v lXI~·txriJ 1 {1(-lprr at MPIJ!s 1\"llt-slt\ >;011h.dl\ t•!;:'k•an and \\'j•Jbton "' Ml'i~.., n ·:1r<>l n • .... 1 Me igs at Tr1mbJ(' 1r~1on-t • h..l ....~h.:Lllr M eigs at Trlmbli' lrt.'Sf'r w "oftba llr t'rida~· Nonf' scheduiN1. Suturdray Meigs atrtotury RrlLJy •:( ;:.allipolh ' 1\"<Jr'ii!\ trackl r-;:========================~ MAYO MONUMENT CO. Guaranteed Delivery by Memorial Day 1.58 sale price ·1.00 mig's QUICK CASH LOANED 6 DAYS A WEEK VISIT US TODAY! FRANK'S PAWN SHOP 430 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS , OH. 45631 per quart Kendaii10W40 Motor Oil 58C your cost aher mig's rebate "Quality Higher But Prices lower " Regular 991 Limit 12 on all sale oils SELECT FROM LARGE DISPLAY REASONABLE PRICES 3.19 MARKERS · MAUSOLEUMS - MONUMENTS BRONZE MARKERS MONUMENT CLEANING ERECTED IN ANY CEMETERY CEMETERY LETTERING sac located on State Rl. 141 ol Cenlenocy , Ohio 2% Miles from Gallipolis, Ohio Call 446-7017 1 -614-44 6 -0840 ,--'~U:PI=X~'r~l~s~$~1:.':!_.-------1~========================~1.:=========================~ 1.58 Nationwide 10W40 5 quarl contai ner Reg 4 19 Your cost aher mig 's $1 .00 rebate Purolator XSV Oil Filter Safe ptic& 1.58 Limit 2 filt&r s F11s most domest ic and foreig n cars Your cost aher mig 's $1.00 rebate Purolator XSV Air Filter Safe price 2. 5B Limi t 2 fillers Fil s most d om esl1c and foreign C<HS 60017 '•g 249 1.88 Plews Strap Filter Wrench 3.77 Plews Steel Drain Pan ,, 2.58 sale price ·1.00 mig's reba1te though! to going roan im·itationn.l format this yPa r. ·· -.;aid Car·y n.ous h of !hP hos1 club , "'bt>CJUS(' \q"•\·p <-tlwa .\ · ~ h Jcl a ru [J firh.l. and W(' don '1 want it to gf't so b1g !hat Wf' ha\"f' u backlog on f'Vf't')' f('(' _ ThC'n we' re looking at a six a nd J hJlf to S<'\"('n hour rou nd of golf. We'll ki'('P i1 <~n ··o(J(\n" f'\'P nt ugaln BA 11LOW - The undPfPa ted Mt'igs ManwdPrt:' tl ~ won thPir LESS .THAN 64C PER QUART 1.49 Plews Oil Spout !!<l\'P so mP Marauderettes stiJJ unheaten The Sunday Timeo-Sentinel Page CS \\".11 I.I.CII WE'll lEND YOU THE MONEY lOANS ON PERSONAl PROPERTY thl-.. \t \t t· buT l it ' h, t\t ' l l t CJLJ!ion ;m•, J~..!ttlft> rs tn .l!"t'tt hd! l 'lllril"' in as f'~t r l .\ ;to..; possibiP. ~:lllr~ hlank.-.. ~ liT' ,1\; tJ]abiP dt b.:1th Hi'"~""tdt · ~Hid . Ja, · ~1ur < l o]f ~- r ntf'J 1 ~tinrm•nt Melp " 'eekly SporU Scheduk NEED CASH? Sixth annual Diles classic set June 21 Da\·e Diles-Appa lachia Golf T our · namf'nt ht:ts bt'C n Sl' t for Thuro;;da y. With th£• wlnn.Jn g run . '"This was rf>ally a Iough ball g~mtf' for us lx'C'ams(• Warren pld _ \ ·t'<.J so wdl. Their pitc hC'r thrf'w st r ikf's all night ." s alti Saundf>t~ . Meigs scorf'd thf'ir first run in thf' S('('ond whf'n Be ··if'tte rarPd home from third \'l."h, n l{iggs was pur ~sPl .\ · f..'~tug h1 1 .~ ru nd{m:n be!Wt'f'll firsr .~ ~·~ : .: ·cond . BurdC'ttr tX'al the th! "O\-\ f1, 1tnC' t..tnd Riggs took i.;('C("Ind . In thf' filth wifh tv.:o on, .l ay ( 'aq.wnlt'l" .'-.fll,H' kPd hi!-. ~f'CO ! HJ round-trippt•r of th1:• ~·l'a r to lit• it at Pometoy-Middlepolf-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. Meigs spring sports schedule 9 " 2.88 EVERY TIRE IN OUR STORE REDUCED!! four! h in a row hrrr Frida:.-· whrn lh('~' platE'd sf'\'f'n r uns in t he fourth in nin~ a nd out.o.;co rt>d Warrf' n Local After mig' s rebate on 2 gallon purch. Buy Now & SAVE at Sale Prices 2~ · 11. Prestone Super Flush or - - - I ll Prestone Coolant I AntiFreeze Warrf'n out hit Mrigs H -12 but the La d~ · \-\' arrior mound corps iss uPCI lf.: basPd on bal ls. .Jod i H a rri son toppPd lhf' Mf'igs hilling p;na de 19 Ins tant res1n :~!:~, - 18.99 ·Trailer $149 1:o CANS After mfg 's 50< rebate SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 28 4.88 2'I• 1: Sa le :< sq. h. Reg 5.95 7.88 4 'I• sq. h. Reg 9.95 ggc 17.88 Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound 40 Piece Socket Set Reg 7 95 Hitches Tempo Touch Up Paint 1 99 5 car Chamois AFK58. AF14 20 2 WEEKS ONLY L"n uch ca m f' throu g h w it h a si nglP Jnd doubif' & 1rb Ha tfif'ld \il.·rn t thf• dista nce as she f anned SP\"{' n J nd gm·f' up fiw· fn:' f' passPs . \\'arrf' n ha., lost but two gamf's th1s \ "Par. both to ~kigs . Thr MJra udNf'ftf's had won t\lrl irr. R-7 . "' \\'p' rf' still not plu.v ing as wrll as wr ·rf' capabiP. I c<J n Sf'f' u s ge tting rPal tough, but w e haVf: to c ut dO\\.'n on our mi st <:1 krs." said A rn utt a bout this unbratf'n Mara udPrf'ttrs. w ho hav£' but thrN> sf'niors i n thf'i r ros tt>r . OthPr SUCCPssfu] \1 pigs hittPrS Turtle Wax Minute Wax8d T 11 (\' Re~ glaze . 21W Pro was h , Reg 23 95 SA E o r Mel r•c ' 3.88 Trailer Balls or · Reg . 5 95 -6 95 t ·'l s · or 2·· 0150. 0190 o un ce Salf' 54.88 E·Z Hitch Rog 54 95 •Long-wearing, fuel efficient radial whitewalls ' Aher mfg's $1 .00 rebale TR33 95 & 4 95 .•Prestone Flush 'N' Fill Kit or .. . AntiTester "\ Freeze i. Tester . Sale 2.49 AFK 12 Sa le 3 .88 per gal L1mi tA wlt h rhrN' singiPs whilf' .JC'nny 3.19 Westley's Your cost aher mfg's $2.00 rebate Your cost aher ~'~/A mfg's $1.50 rebate Fleg 2 97 Polishing Compound II fleg f H9 12J OU · T241 included Mary Moore. Jodi Miller. C:1ro l Sm ith , Jenn ~· Meadows. •Super offer on all season radials Daphne Dillard. M a ri a :vlu!'S(' f" , a nd Hatfield all had a s ingiP apicw . Adams and Srlr n lf'd WarrPn v.-i th th rPP hit s rac h. Mrigs "· a~ to host A t hens Salu r da y and tra vels lo Gallipolis on !\-l ond a.v for a pair of non-lragur ball IPS. By innings :.kt <:~ W u· I .• ~ -. 11 Re~ •White letter radial for pickups vans 7.J 2 .i- !2 1~ \Jl \II 1- 11 1·1 R~ PPHS rally tops GAHS was thf' B i g Black s SC'('Ond win ovrr thf' Blu r [)(oyil s this spring. Shawn Nlhert was credit ed wit h the wi n . Brett Bost ic hurled the first six and one-lhlrd innings for GAHS. He was charged wllh the iru;s. Jeff Alkinson ra me on in relie f P PH S had nine hl! s, two by r>ibPt1. GAHS had five hils. lwoby Bosl ic. Ga lli polis wiU play at Meigs Monday In a non-league outing , , •Deep traction tread for pickups, vans, 4 WDs r;,\ U .IPOUS- Host G.11lipolis non lmguc b:.tsPball triump h over thP Hluc ll<'v ils. ThP dt•fl'a 1 left CA HS wit h a 2·o sf'a son mark . Pt . PlC'asant im pmved its season rf'('Ord to 6-.1. It 7.88 ~~~"eX Duty Shocks 11.88 Van & Truck 47.88 ~~tr~3 ~i~,.~.~ocks •Bias ply tires at budget prices I~ hdcl a~-:~ If' ad ,L.7Qing inlo thP Sf'vcnl h and finJI inning hen· Friday P\'Pning. hut vis it lng Pt . P leasant r;tlllf'd for sPvf'n r11ns fo score a 10.5 E-Z Ride Shocks New Brake Shoes or New Disc Pads Relined Brake Shoes Reg 11 49 & 9 95 Brake ShnPs w1th r·u .h l:ln t h l or most cars and l1 ght lr u cl-. s ra led axle sets lwo whee ls sn 0 00 17.88 Remanufactured Calipers W 1th C><C h Reg 49 95 Daytan f:l TIRES nil f". 6.88 Promo Disc Pads B o lh f o r mo s t c ar 5 and l1ght I'll · ~ .., ~ ~ 000 rnile s rat e d a• I•! se t 2 whf'e s 19.88 "'''" e•c han ge Remanufactured Master Cylinders PRO E·Z Ride Shocks are manu!. by Monroe Auto Equip. Co. Remanufactured 11.88 Shocks Springs Rr•: ; : or. 12.88 Vinyl i Covered Springs Starters or Alternators W 1lh rf'buil (1 e>:c: h to 1 mns f domes f1 C c ar s e~CC (JI 1n1eora 1 and M o t o rofa 24.88 W1lh rE;bu ll d e,._ct1 101 h1qh t or que s tarter s 101 most Chr ~·s t ers Jn\1 F o rd s Heq qc. ilili'•i -rt- Benchmarks 78' Supercharger 60, 70 Explorers s21 s28 $32 878K13 E7Bx 14 . F7Bx 14 G78lC 1.c1 H78 >< t d 600x15 G78ll l 5 H78 ll 15 L78xl5 A78x13 Reg. 24.00 REG SA LE 27 3! 33 35 37 24. 00 28. 00 30.00 32 .00 34 .00 28.00 33 00 35.00 38 .00 31 00 00 00 00 00 ou 36 00 38 .00 dl 00 ,,, Hf'av't Al te rnat ors l o r m os l d o me st1 c car s l or 1 I 14.88 Coil Helper Springs nee ·' 19.88 Lease Spring Stabilizers Reg 28 95 Du ty so me 28.88 W• th rebuHd e•Ch Dayton 6TIRE K1 1 I H>" o'l Ci u :J Pl l 19.88 I an d 1=- % A70x13 Reg. 33.00 B601l1 3 E6 0x1tl G60x14 l60 x 1,1 G60 x 15 l60x15 E70K 14 F70K 14 G 70:.; 14 G70)(15 REG SAL E 41 00 d 7 00 36 .00 42 .00 46 .00 55 .0 0 48 .0 0 56 .00 37 .00 39.00 41 .00 43 .00 51 00 60 53 6t 42 00 00 00 00 44 00 46 00 48.00 P165 80R1 3 Reg. 136.00 RE G P185 P195 P205 P215 P2 15 P2t'5 P235 80R13 75Rt4 75R14 7~ R 14 75 R1 5 7~ R 1~ 75 A 15 ·l2 oc oc SAlE llU 36 .00 39 00 42 00 45 00 4 7 00 49 ou '-, Q (\ (] 53 00 45 48 00 ')1 00 " ll)O ._, ~, Met>ting set Tu~ay GALL !POLIS - A meet lng of GaUia County T-ball coaches and assocla tlon president s has been >;ehedu led for 7-9 p.m . Tuesday at the meeting room of umbus & Southern Ohio E IPCI!ic Co .. 990 Second AVP . All are urgEd to attend. F or more information, call446-2'12\'. 209 Upper River Road 446-3807 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK �1s 1 "'ij4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Angels knock off South Point · SOLTH POINT Gallia Academy HighSchool' s Blue Angels scored nine runs in the slxth inning, then held on to deteat host South .Point, 17-10 The v lctol)· IPft GA HS wifh a ~ - 2 season Il'COrd. Pa ula Russell was f'rf'f1itf'd wil h the victory. Nea l. Copely and Beckett hurled for the loS<'rs. Ga llipoUs had 12 hit'· rwo rach b1 Renr>e Halle)·. Russc•l l . .Jill \1t11Pr. DanPUa Grt>t= •np ~mJ .Ju~li{'l' . ~1illt 'r had fi ve RBi s. Lockhar1 had thn \ ' safr tiPs for Monday evening . Homeowners insurance discounts from State Farm. For qualrfted homeowners. State Farm o ff er s discou nts which ca n make our already low premrum even lower. Ca ll for detarls . thr Pointers. CAHS wul host Meigs Help Me! non-league game on Memorial F ield in a Our Used Car Lot We have plenty of late model trade-ins on our lot for • your •mspect1on. No Reasonable Deal Refused! We Must lower Our Inventory! NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY! Sports briefs ... 1982 CHEV. CAMARO Z~28 l;OLF ,\l j( ilJSTA. La 1:\P1 - :'.1Jrk 1..\'f' r·ompilf'ti a li-unrlt •r pa r l~i ;wei r~ la bli s hed a ~urpl'i.~in g ltJn 'l' st rokr !Pad on rr the sf'('<mrl rcJund of tht:' 48th !Via~ tl •rs tournd tnt •nr Phone 446~ 4290 State Farm Fore and Casually Compan-v Horne Of l tr.ll Alu11m111UIOI1 llltrKH!! liQ ...~ '.. ~·. ' Black, T-Top, fully equ ipped, only 18,000 miles. Extra sharp. NOW WAS S1Q,900 lJ:.~ ''. i Home 446-4511 " - " " ' Like a gOOd ne1ghbor. Sta te Farm JS there .T om KHfl. ~\·ho ri c'(] fur· "'t'( 't' ml hcr L' las t ~·ear . shllf a t\>l and 11 10\ t '( l in to seeund at IJ....;_n.'n L· n·n:-.h.tw hJd a share of ! hi '~ D ~ (XJ:-.i t i1111 until hf' bogP_ \ 'f'(l l hp lRI h lio lt-> ~Hl d fi ru:-.!Hxl wit h a par round of/'! Hf' \\-dS rit 'CI lo t third a I 1]9 with Da\·id r ;r ~l harn ;t nd :\ick F aldo. J 14. t: $9884 * Only 8,932 miles on this sportscoupe. Dark blue extenor wtth contrastin g cloth buckets. A1r, crui se, AM / FM stereo w/cassette. NOW WAS $14,900 ·•1. $13,984 ·-tt"- ·-· t l' 1984 BUICK PARK AVENUE 1980 HARLEY DAVIDSON WIDE GLIDE black, 5,800 miles ................ !3,90000 1983 HONDA 500 SHADOW black, 3,900 miles, good as new 1970 YAMAHA 350 .....•1 '900oo orange, less than 5,000 orig. miles •••• .'595 00 ears PRE-SEASON CHAIN 1983 TOYOTA CAMRY, 4 DR. Dark burgundy with burgundy custom cloth interior. Buick'sTop of the L1ne. Full power, lockmg wire wheel covers and much more. Only 6,081 low miles. Balance of fa ctory warranty. NOW WAS $16,900 $1 5, 984 $ NOW WAS $4795 42 84 LINK FENCE SALE Only 16,990 low miles on this loca l one owner, V-6 engme, air cond., and very clean th roughout. $ NOW WAS S7995 6484 1981 FORD RANGER 150 CURT MILLER Call Curt Miller for all your fencin~ needs . Free esti mates - No obli gatio ns for Armadillo V fencing with economy framework $8984 1981 BUICK REGAL Th1 s new Cutlass trade IS extra n1ce msid e and out. Tilt wheel, AM / FM stereo and on ly 43,642 miles. UR LOWEST PRICE EVER Only 11,404 low m1l es on th1s lu xury sedan. 4 speed, custom cloth intenor. New Monte trade. WAS $10,000 NOW 1978 PONTI _...,....,..___ I - ' Sr:-df ", B t·llf' r 1<-, pc~·t ( ,\ S e;H ~ Good. Be tt er. Be st ser lf-'C, Dov e gray extenor w1th matching custom cloth interior, V-8 auto. PS. PB. and on ly 35,386 low miles. LOOK WHAT 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR ST. WAGON Air, auto , V-8. Was s2995 NOW Ask about Sears Authorized Installation . FREE ESTIMATES! Our Lowest Price Ever! 11'·, ·gauge lenc mg 36-tn all qalvantzen Save on w elk gates too' $1~,~ Pnces stnrt .:t s 10 w as $ 314 9 36 -1n SIZe Pr1ct:s <~re cat!ll llq p11 u· ~ • f'ln w cn·adable 1r ou • LG " catal09 sJ..ppleofT1e' ll • SII• IJ~ 'ny ' ' ' s ta l t<~t, o n ettr a • A s k a bout Sea rs cred1t p lans $2184 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE, 2 DR. Dark burgundy , Slant S1x. locally owned . Was s3995 NOW $2784 .., · . '> M'\111< · . ( M! ;J ''<l" c;,,,.,.;tn 'tHtO 01 You' Mor- tr )llv~ r Br1d~e Plaza pickup Dark burgundy, V-8, air cond. sharp. Was s7495 Was $3995 NOW $6584 trad~row 1979 FORD THUNDERBIRD Special Edit1on Hop, black/gold intenor. NOW $ ~actory 6284 1977 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 Dr., red. ful l power Was $2995 $2984 75 NEW CHEVROLETS AND OLDSMOBILES IN STOCK. NOW $1884 1982 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. 4 Spee1l, Air cond itionin g Was s4995 Now $4184 See Morris Sheets, Mike Sickels, Terry Hamilton, or R Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. B ee ~ _.- Jif!!'. ·:·.::~:~: '" --~~--- ~,wttf~~ :.:~ :.4~ .:;:~ ~-'"' " 6 5 1980 PONTIAC TRANS AM 1 ~~i;~~Sc~a~rs~.~R~o~cb~u~c~k~a~nd~C:o----------J / r;, T. pickup, auto. trans., PS, custom two-tone pamt :~~~ ~; chev $J700 WILL BUY! 446-3672 //~ 1616 EASTERN AVENUE By SANDY JOHNSON Associated Press Writer With anot her balch of delegates up for grabs this · weekend, Waller F. Mondale and Gary Hart mingled with wealthy Californians likely to offer campaign contlibutions and the Rev. Jesse Jackson spent the night with a poor family in an Ohio housing project. Mondale aides sa id the former v ice president picked up at least $150,00J Thursday and Friday In seven fund-raisers in the Golden State, where Democrats traditionally have opened thelr pocket books wid~ for presidential candidates. Hart wooed mntributors in Ar izona Fliday night and planned G~LLIPOLIS, glittery events in California Saturday. The 33 delegates being picked Saturday in Arizona and 14 in North Dakota on Sunday were small stakes compared with earlier contests. but each delegate becomes m ore innportant a' the Democra tic National Convention In July looms closer. And at the South Carolina sta le convention Saturday, some of the 30 as-yet -unpledged delegates could switch their allegiance to Mondale, Hart or native son Jackson. Mondale said Friday he didn't expect anyone to have the Democratic nomination locked up before the June 5 Ca lifornia prinnarv. w ith its prize of 306 tives who protest cont lnued overBy JOHN CHALFANT crowdin g and under staffing at the AS'IOCiated Press Writer faci lity. COLUMBUS, Ohio !API Jay Wuebbold, department spoGuards w ho work in high-risk kesman, sa id inmates, prinnarily sections of Oh io's prisons soon will those at Lucasville, would be be equipped w ith ufX]ated elPCtronic physically separated depending on alarm devices able to swnmon help the seculily risk they pose. " The in theE'vent of an attack . scparation will determine the acSuch a system could have proven cess that they would have to jobs, ust'fullast week when a guard at the programs and other plivilcges ." he Southern Ohio Correctional Facilit y said. in Lucasville was assertedly a tWuebbold sa id other institutions tacked by an inma te armed wit h a would be required to assume more makeshift weapon a metal of the burden for handling prisoners cabinet handle. "'lh disciplinary problem s. " Righi Supt. Ron Marshall said Robert D. now in a lot of cases th<>y just Haney. a 22-ycar-old officer whu come to L ucasvil le. automatically was treated and released after What's going to happen now is the sustaining head cut s. had been other institutions are going to have wearing an older ver sion of thesilent morl' responsibility fur taking ca re al arm gear. of their ownd iscipllnaty problems," ··ours i1en1 alarmsaresomesixor he sa id . seven years old . i11tPy) requir e the Wucbbold sa id almost all the pu shing of a button, " Marshall said. inmates involved ln rl'cent inc idf' nt s "I think thP inma iPactua lly got that had varying degrees of psychiattic off his bell 1lx'fore it could be used) ." problems. He said a sepa r ate unit He said lhP npwequipmenl, w hich would eventu ally be established at the Department of Rehabilita tion house them but that Lucasville to and Corn_ "'(·tions is buying for alxlut plans call for a pr ogram at the $300,00J. is ca lled a " man dow n" Lebanon Correct ional F acilit y to serit>s. handle them in the short run. " If it 's in a horizonta l position for Meanwhile, the Stale Cont roll ing so many S('('Onds then it w ill sound will be asked Monday to Board thP alarmautomalically . P lus it ha s release $9,00J to hire a special a voice capability for 15 sPconds that prosecutor to look int o th<> death will allow the o!ficw to say wha t the 9 of inmate Jimmy Lee Feb. problem is," M arshall sa id . 23, ol Hamilton County. Haynes, Purchase of the new alarm A coroner's report said the dea th system is among a Sf'riPS of steps thC' of Haynes, whose v iolent outburst dPpartment is tak ing throughout lh<:' a dozen guards to brought about prison systrm . sul:x:Jue him , was cauSPd by a gu ard A lthough steps have ilc<'n under standing on his neck . re\'irv.- s inCf' la st summer. impleA legisla tive prison watchdog mentat ion follows th ree inmal<' committee pushed for appointment atl8cks on guards at Lucas,· ille, thP of a special prosecutor after Sc ioto statp's o nl~· ma ximum SN:'Urity County Prosecuting Allomey L y nn prison. Gtimshaw refuSf'd to tak(' the case T hosc stpps are unlikely to sa t rsfy to a gra nd jury . union officia ls and staff' r'f'prPSf'nl a · D Apri115, 1984 crinne or misdemeanor" - two of the grounds cited in the Constitution for innpeachment. Jackson went on to Dayton Friday night where he st11yed in the home of a poor family . Mondale toured an lnner-elty retirement eenlllr, w here he attacked Hart 's " new Ideas" campaign with a pledge to stick wi th "old ideas" like Social Security and Medicare. But Hart said he knew of at least one old Idea that wouldn't work. "We are not going to win this election in 1984 by r efighting the election ofl98J," hesaido!lhe losing Carter-Mondale ticket. pledged delegates. In Phoenlx, Hart claimed he would go to San FrancL<;ca with a majority of delegates. Ha lfway through th<> primary season, Mondale has l ,0!5.8 delegates, Hart 579 and Jac kson 153.2. Needed to nominate: 1,967. Campaigning In Cincinnati. Jackson said the CIA-directed mining of Nicaragua 's harbors "makes Watergate look benign ." He renewed his call for consideration of impeachment of the president , saying that "at a minlmwn, such an act of state-sponsored terror can be characterized as a high Columbus girl has kinetic powers, says researcher C'ompa J1mf'nt of his stolen car. Hundreds of agents had ilc<'n involved as the FBI. in it s biggest m anhunt ever , sea r ched t he nation for the :l9-ym r -old Wilder, an eir<.' trical contractor from Boynton Llc>ach, F la , suspected of kidnapping 11 _you ng women and murdering four. Siner his rampage began w ith a F lorida kidnapping Feb. 2f:i, h£' was belif'w'fl to have approachl--'d unP p:l!rnlial v ictim ada ~' . lu Ting attractiVl' women w ith CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) Chapel Hill researchers believe lhat a 14-year-old Ohio girl can move objects without touching them and also has ex trast"nsory perception. The researchers be liev<' Tina Resch's ability to move objects, rt>current spontaneou s psycholdnises, will subside while her ESP power innprove , Tina's mother, Joan Resch said Friday. "They think this part will subside, but the other ability wUI get stronger, " Mrs Resch. of suburban Columbus, Ohio , said . At a nev.·s C'O nference Friday, Wil liam Roll. dlrector of the Psychi cal RPsearrh Foundation, sa id he believes Tina has some psychokinetic powers. but he cannot • I • •I I • Roll described Tina as "an unusually likeable girl with no more cmot ional 1rouble than others her agC> have." He sa id he saw a candle move In Tina's prt'sen<v although the girl apparently did not touch it . " I was about 5 feet aw ay, and !htTP was a candle on her left . about 5 fr<'l from her . It moved 9 tolO feet, hit I ing the wall behind her," Roll -- I' , t WORK ON ArnTUDE COI\'TROL - Astronauts George Nelson, left, and ,J:unes van Holten a.• they chanl(c a faulty attitude cnntrol module on Solar prove it . r ' sa id at a news conference. "1 could Max, the ailing satellite that Shuttle Challenger traveled Into space to repair. (i\P Las<•rpholu). Judge's lawyer alleges political link CLEVE LAN D tAPr- A Ja.,.·yer repres<'nting Cuyahoga Count v Judge James .J. Mc\-"'l tr'ick says there is reason to doubt th e credibility of a charge thai the j udge accepted a $5,00J bribe from an undercover fPderal agrn t in n: turn for fa vorably hand ling a murder case. Count)· Prost-'Cul or John Corri gan sa id Fndaytha t IVi cGett r ic k, b7, ·r. accepted the briix' in l'Xchangr for a promisC' of ~~ fa\·orabiP dC'Ci sion a pending case. Corrigan idcnt ifit"'CI the d ef endent in thf'casC' inquf's tion as Frank K Fenc l. Fencl, :-\J. was schPduiC'd fo r trial Sc>pt. 11 befOI'l' Mcf;,>tltick . Ff'ncl. a t-c•pured m emix'r of the Hell ' s Angels, is charged with aggravated murder in t he l9ffi shooting of Joseph F. Bona rrigo. He is free on $:,0,00J bond " In February 1984 . .Judgc !VicGc t· tnck allegedly solic it ed a hnlx' !rum an unde rcover fedrral agpnt. a nd i1 is fu rth er alleged thai aftPr subS<'· qucn1 m PE"l ings ond suJ-v f'illancc, the judge accl'pil'CI a $.5.00J brilx' on April12. 1984." sa id FBI SjXJkesm an .John Dunn. ",ludgP M cGe ttnck , -r>hcmenlly denif'S the allpgallons <.llld w ill tx> \ 'i gorously dcfmdL'<l," said thE' judge' s at ramey, Stan lt•y Tolli\'cr Tolliver s aid Md;.et trick wa s shocked when agent sappearedwit h an a rrest wa rra nt Friday . Tolliver said hewas worried aOOut Uleheal!h of the j udge. who has a bad hea t1. Corrigan is campaign manager for Donald Nugen t. an assistant county prosecut or runnin g for j udge aga inst McGettrick . As ked about " possible confi ict of inter est, Corri gan ~airl . " I r C'sflnt the qut>~ lion . In no wa~· is there an\ r olal ronship IJctwrcn Dona ld Nugenr s ca ndid ac.v and this C'a 5(1 • WP arc approaching this ju st a' w(' approach an\ other cusP t ha 1com('!-> \)('fOff' US." FBI's Dlost extensive 01anhunt ends COLEBROOK , N.H . ti\Pr - ChristophPr Bernard W ilder' s S.IXXJ.mile trC<il of' kidnap and murder end('(] w ith the milliona irf''s shoaling dt:'a lh as lawl'Yl('n cornered h!m at a gas station, thP FBI said. But although offia>rs got ih(•tr man . thry got no l'Xplanat ion of his moth·f'. "ThP onP (X'rson w ho could answPr all of our questions is dead, " FB I Spcda l Agl'nt JOSI'ph Corless sa id F r ida.v aftC'r Wilder. a fmmf'r race car driver. was killed b\ one of two hu llPIS fired from a ..157-caliber Magnum h(' pulled f rom the gloVP 25°/o OFF Armadillo ' V Better* quality chain link fence outfits ... includes fabric, posts, roils and fittings Section Prison violence: new alarm devices, psychiatric units forecast for Ohio 1983 DATSUN 280 ZX l CAROLL SNOWDEN •11 second Ave. Gallipolis, Oh . 'lim••- jtntlntl Another batch of Dem delegates up for grabs Overfull! • ~s State/ ational promiSes to photograph thPrn for modr lmg JObs. the FBI sa id. A ny .~x pla na ti on ofVV i\d('r' s mot ivf' dif'd \\' i1 h him .1 1 a sen,ice stat ion in Colebrook. a town of 2,SO.l pcooplf' fi\'1'' miles south of the Canadian border. He had bN'n spotted ca rlil'r in thl' day 200 m iles to the south in Gloucester , Mass.. and was tracked to nor thern N(•w Hampshit'C' through reports thai he ha d acquaint ances 1hf'rl'. Michaf'l Pignatelli. a NPw Ha mpsl1i1f' as~ is t ant attornry gcnc'ra l. said two s tatP troorcrs spottf'd a gold Pontiac F irebird fit ting the drscriptton of' one Wilde r wa s bellPvPll to hJVf' stoiPn t hC' prf'\'ious rlu.v in upstat e Nf'\\-' York. aftPr killing il s ov.:nr r. Troopers Ll'O Jelli son a nd Wa)TIC F arler followl'd the Fit'f'bird to thr gas station and watchf'fl a man w ho fit Wilder' s description - whi te. Gfr'<'l tall . l i'Opounds - gel ou t, PigratPIIi sa id . Wilder daJ1t'<l bark to the Ftrcbirrl and dOl'<' int u thr• front sc•at as Jplllson got out of the unrnarkPd PJlicl' vl'tliclc, Pignatelli said . Then .Jpllison jump<'CI on Wildn as the fu g-tllvc pu llc'CI et pistol from the gJm·e ('Ornpa11ment. he said . ThP two m en st ru ggll'd for control of the gun and a shot was fired. passin g through \\'ildcr's c hf'st and hilling .JeUison. accord in!! to <.1 sta tPmcnt h.\' sla lt' police. .Jellison began to get out of th<' car and a s=nfi shot wa s fi f'("d . which also pasSC'd throug h \~/i lrtrr · s chf'st . PignJteUi sa id .Jf'ilison. H' ho was in go:xl condilion after surgery laiN. did nor f11·r• anv shot s. The FBI caliC'd Wilder' s dea th an aw arC'nl su tctd<'. hut stale police said it was unclfla r v•hr111cr thf' sf'('()nrl shot wa s fired delibera tely or as a n ·nex r('su lling from I hl' fi rst shot . 1-Tll ps,chologtsts al Quant tm. \ 'a 'drew th<.' conclusiOn th at 1WildPrl would probd hb' bc ~ UiCldal. sa td Corless. of the FRI' s Miami offi c<'. which ix'gan • not S<'<' the candle as it took of!, bull had her in hill view ." '11na, w ho was m Chapel Hill for two W('(>ks of research and therapy, rl't urned to Columbu s Thursday . Alt hough noting that at least one incidcnt had ()('('U rred since 1he family arnved home Thursday night, M rs. Resch sa id. "We can handle th ings now ... Roll sa id rf'Sf'archcr shad planned to v ideota(X' the psychoklneUc episodes, but he said Tina broke her left legwhilrinChapcl Hilland spent 1hr rest of her stay in bed . Roll said the girl 's abiliti('S abated after she broke her IPg. "I'm not fully S<JiisfiL'<.l wi th the outcome of the resmrch," he added . The Resehes m mpla ined last month about unexplained fl ashing lights, fly ing object s and moving fumitun.•at th<•irspUt -le, ·el home on Columbus' north side. Ill death "Th1 • FB I's most extensive fugJtiw m anhunt came to end w ith the appan•nt suicide of Christopher WtldC'r. " Cor less sa id. Cor lf'ss stood lX'fO rt' a rnap of I he United States with .'lfi point s ma rked in orange - placps w here the Aust ra lian -born Wildt'r, who raced cars as a hobby, had 1:>0rn sPC'Il around thl' <.--ounlr\. Point s 1 and 2 weff' m Miam i. when • twn wonwn wt>re killed ; No.~ was Coll'brook . 1\'ildl'l' had t ra\·eiC'd R,(Xll miles since M arch 22, lhe FBI said . He had J:x>en spotted in T exas, New Mexico, Arizona . :"Jp,·ada. Ca lifornia. Kansas, lndiana . Ohio , Nf'W York and M assac huSf'tts T h<' !all's! killing linked to Wlldcr was that of Beth D<xlgr•, J\, \\'hosf' bOO.\' was found Thursda:v in V ietor, !'J .Y. I<J rlir r that da~· 16)'f'ar -old 0<-twnf'tt P Sur Wilt, abductrd Tuesda) in Indian a. was found w al king ;;~lo n g a road. w ith SP\'crn l ~ tall wounrls . in nf'arby Pr•nn Yc.t n. ~.Y coordinating thr m<:tnhunt M arch '2'1. ..-----Ohio briefs:--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Group seehs center site COLUMBUS tAP 1 -A gr oup which want s to form an American \~' rid in g Tr<.'hnulogy Appl ication Center will v isit Colu mbu s n('XI week looking for a sit(' for the cen ter. Business leadc•rs w er e told Thursday that tf lhC' city Is seiPc t!'d. ill<' cen ter could br ing about 1,00J new jobs and gmPrale rewn uPs of $25 million a vear. The ee~ter is organized by the American Welding Societr. the WC'Iding R<'st'atdl Council and the U. S. Navy. said Ron Rc'Cw . foumler and cha irman of Adva nced Robotics Corp. of Columbus Thl' onlv other two such center s known to exist are in Ca mbridge, Engla nd. ·and K iev in the Soviet Union. Ohio Stale Uniwrsily offers a rlrgrrp in welding t•ngin{'('rin g. 1 udge considers IRS evidence COLUMBUS i AP) -U .S. D istrict Court Judge John D . Holschuh is consider ing w hether prosecu tors can introdua> evidence thai Int er nal Rewnur Service agents found in Frank L. Hook's trash. Assisl anl U .S. Attorney Robyn R. Jones told Holschuh Thursda.v tha t of 199 items agents took from thP convicted bookmaker' s trash, 36 or 37 are relevant to her case. Hook's attorney says the the evidence should be suppressed i:Jl><.'ause it includes paperwork on a sports betting opera tion a nd would prejudice t hP defendant 's caSf'. Hu)k i.s lx•in~ tric•d on c hargps of co ns pira r~: a nd failurf' 10 pa~ · l ~l1.1 to 191'(1. ProS<-rutors inrl ieai P thr ~· m <.~v ro ncl ud<' th rir caSf' nr•xt wf'f'k. man• than $..1(X).fJXl in incom<• taX('S from Court order hloch.o; la-y-off~ COLUMBUS 1AI'' - A la st-minut r cuurt order block«! the la)·offs EEO officer disputes complaints COLUI\IBUS u\ Pr - The coord inatur for roqual employment oppot1unilil•s un the Colu mbus polirf' force says slw had dispulf'S with former Dcputv Chi<'! Dwight .Joseph about her investigations ol disc riininat ion complaint s .Jova> Malinak-Kalamus testified to that cf!Pcl Thurday at a policl' raci~l diS<' rim ination tria l undf'r wa~' tx>fure U. S. Disl r ict Cou11 .JudgP Rober1 rvi. Duncan . ThC' non jury bias trial is focuSNi on whether black offia>rs were discr inninall'<l against i n promotions. job assignments. job 1r ansfcrs and disc iplinary acliorts. She said .JoS<'ph drdn ' t like her met hods and didn 't support her work, and indica tPd hP w an ted hPr fire. ShC' sa id she w as afraid 1o complain because she wa s a cl\'ilian pulicepmploy<'<' and didn 't wa nt to be ftrrd . M s. M alinak -Kalamus. the coordinator from 1977 1o 1981. al so said .loS<'ph took no action on reports shP prepared about uneven distribution of blacks and wom en within the Police Division Joseph, now police c hief. was the deputy chief in charge of thP po lice administrative subdivision during most of the time M s. Mallnak-Ka lam us worked there. F r iday of 670 workf'rs ~t thf' Ori r nt De\'rlopmf'ntal n ·-.ntf•r T ht' tf'ntC'r jo:;, tX'in g ron\'rrtf·d from an institu tion s!•n· in ~=: th f' mmta lly rrt ;mlf'fll o a sta te corrrctlonal facilil\ . Pa tir nt s ;trf' h<'i ng t ra ns!'0n ·ro to communi!~' h,rsl"ll . facilitips _ About 1..1.10 Orknt rmplo:\'f'f'S ha vf' bt'l'n Llisrnissr'(] :-.incf• .l ;u1uary l'l~2 Judge Damon .J. Keith of fi th Circ uit Court of ApJX•als issw'CI th(' injunf' tion aga inst thf' la~·offs F'rid a~' <:~ftC'rnou n . Ttw urdf'r was issued at thf' r(IQuest of l a \\~ n-s for tlw Amrric<.~n FPdPration of Staff'. Count!· and Municipa l EmployPPs, wh ich n•prT'sf'nl ~ tht• Orient workf'rs. The union l a~wprs Wf'nt to .Judgf' Keith wit h a fPdPral go\· f' rnm ent ordPr giving the Stal e of Ohio mdays lo dPvrlop plans to "tra in and retra in" the laidoff workl'f' s. AFSCME Council 8 and Ill(• Ohio Civil S..'rv icc E mployees Associat ion have takpn th(' sta le to fedl'ral court, charging Ohio has not given displaced empiOy C'l'S their light s under a fedNa llaw that requires. among olhpr things, that employees displaced because of df'institutionnlization mu st r('('rivC' "training and retrai11ing" for futut'f' jobs. Only 200 Orimt emplor('('s havp been rC?trained for jobs at the new cor rectional fac ilit )'. OHIO . �l?oge-0.2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Community corner Charlene Manan Michae l , Po m eroy, Ezra and l .mda Sheets, Pa tnol . and Harold Moore, Ga llt - CentL·r have just r P\urnt>d from a a )Ct lmcr for Am<.;terddm dnd a couple days of slght S("('Ing thC'rl' hdorP go mg on to JPJlJ.salem m J PrusaiPm highlights tncluded "alkmg til •· steps of the Scopu s fu r a viP"- ol thP waUf'd c 1t y \'ISII mg t h{' Dorm_• of the Ruck . sllr o l Abra ham' s '><!cr ifll'P u f lbaac . tak m g t h e path ol '.\hen' .Jc·sus hPalt.>d fhP lam e man, £J11cnding a pravP r SC'SSIOn m thP (\i.l rden of (,ethseman e, partJcrpa t mg 111 a commumon ser\ ICC' m the gardC'n tomb. and dn\ ing through Cana, scf'nE' of Jes us' fii s t mil aclt· - Some water fro m t ht• Rrver of ptcl urrs In World \\'ar l Boggs w as mthe L' S Arm) 's h3rd dJ VJsJOn He I'C'Iurnf'd to the school tn 1!>16 as princ1pa ! and tx>came superintend e nt of t he Ga llt JX>lls City School d1stnct in 195~ Boggs came to 1\ ashmglon C H Htl961 a nd ta ug ht until 197'2, whf'n, as superintendent of sc hools, a hl'a rt a llack f or ced h1m to n:t u e. Boggs t o ld Laura Tu c k e r, RL'<'ord Herald st a ff wrtler w ho Art s, have exhibited m numerous stat(' shows, and have won their rountn, and hf' attendC'd a onf'room school for just m:e1 a vPaJ befon~ ht• took the entra nce l'Xa mi - aut horM the story thJ s Peeps 1s based on, tha t he was re-cruiting t0aC hf'rs for the schools w hen share of rosettes a lo ng the w ay. na ti on to ent er high school .Judge Oma r Swa r t asked him to Boggs walked n lnf' mtlf's onr \\a\' to at!Pnd Ca llw Acadc m! H1 gh Sc hool Floggs worked for G ene r al Motors to get eno ugh monev l o keeps gomg to taxidenny work shops He h a s just returned from At l anta. Ga , wher e he l ook a nother :10 hours of l raming. toget her for an oyst er supper to ratse money lO bu\ the couple a dtning room table and chai rs thetr very f1rst new furniture. one· showmg Manan nding a camrl and a va nC'f\ of gift s and JPmem brunccs were b roug ht hac k b y th e travr iPr<.; who a n_• spendmg thi s wt?ek restmg: up from aU th r artlon GALLJPOL LS The Ga llia M E>tgs Pos t of the O hio Hi g h wa,· Patrol c ited J ack R Milll'r. 20. Rt I. Mtddlrpur 1 fm no tum stgnal and Johnn y E . Dono hue. 36. Hartford. W Vo . fur b a ld tires followm g a 4· 15 from thf' sem inary nw xt mont h wa s able Ia stay in her o~Nn hom e on p m acctdcnl Frida v on Ohto 7 m Grant Street in Middleport. M rs. Murray. the o ldest member of the MiddleJX>r1 Baptist C hurc h , still enjoys m a il and visits from her Friends. Saiisbuty Townsh ip fu rnitu re Is the c hu rch ' s T~Nu of IVIetgs Count y's o ut stan d You can never learn too much about your business, and that's why Jerry Coleman of The Taxidermy Shop , New Ltma Road. Rutland, Have a nice week' When Boggs couldn't fi nd anyone for the job . thp judgE' suggested t h at hP take i t - just untillhey could find som ebctdy , about two or th ree months It's been 12 years now , Boggs c huc kled Boggs obsen,ed there are three decisions Pac h voungster must m ak!'- i l l the job he will d o. 121 m arriag e, and t31 faith His dedication to children brought about the Fayette County local Saturday school , named tn his h onor by Juvenile Judge Rollo M Marchant Married a nd the father of two sons, both Ohio State Umversity graduates, Boggs will ce!Pbrate his 52nd weddmg a nni versary thi s year. H e has been Invol ved and remains active in th!' 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H II I }/ ' I I I I I! , I l 1 I 1 J ' 1 I f),,j . 1 it J 1 11 jf I' ' '1> t >• I ,\I ' ,, , I' r\.i i r I II jl I I {I Ill I John Ewtng , Trustee Apnl15 , 16 ( ', I ! I I ( 1M ( 3 ~1 v' l I )1 '> Announcements I~,,, I ~/1 1 (' \) I jl , ' " " I "''· ' I I • • I I I L ll!• 11, " ' I ' • !<I i1 'I''' ' 1 "• i . . ) . '_,I,. I 2 In M e moriam ",I 1 ' lr' T· H. -, , .. We wo uld hk B to thank each and everyo ne who sent flowers & helped 1n any wav dunng th e Illness of Vugm1a Covert Vete ra ns M e mor~al Hosp•tal, St Joseph Hosp• · tal Pome roy Emergency Squad Ew 1ng Funeral Home & Rev W1lliam New man God Bless Everyone who helped tn any way Donald E Covert & Fam1ly 3 Ann o uncements . ' IJ '' I • Apn i B 15 ca k e s uppl1es Weddin g supplie!l . w ed dmg ca k es. & spec1al order ca kes ell awa1la · Publtc Notice "LEGAL NOTI CE TO BIDDER S" . . ., ,· .. ' '. ~, 1 , ' ' ' 11 ' r,1 . ' I ' ' I l 't > I' I I I I T ' •t ' • .. '·' I I• ' ' \ l I' 1 ,1' l d I R• I I' : 1' ' 1 ' I >. I • ' ~ l 'l fll 'l l , ' i 1 ' r1 '' 4 t 11 .J I I 2 yr old male Colhe dog, very fnendly Call 614 · 379 21t4 ' • ' M '" I I' ) 1 yr old '12 Irish Setter. 'h labrador Retnever, affec · t1onate . ex with c h1ldren C ~tll 446 -2338 after 5PM I , Public N otice 3 m1J18d breed puppies Call 6t4 -367 -7743 . NOTI CE f l 11 f 'loor l l'lo• J', II '10 1 1• ' 1 f' . · fvl 1l " 1 r "1, I'· 'lr • •'1>1 ,, . 11• I 1• I 1 ~ ~ •I' t , ,., I ! ' l Giveaway I r, ,1 ,, 1 bleat verv reasonable pnce s Wo also have ca ndy ca ps by N estle & can dy melts by Wtlt on plus a full line of other can dy !I Upp hu Hours ot operat1on Tuuday through Sa turday, 9 a m 5 p m Sunday & M on day plene ca ll bef ore comt ng Call 6 t4 742 3033 I , , 11 • I'> ';r , '' , ' . ' 1. , ll.t H 1 11 ' !~ "' I I!! > 'I I • ,r •' I 5 Doberman Beagle pup pies 7 wks old Call 614 992 7458 b etween 10 am &9pm 2 gold ft!lh 3067 Call 614 -742 - Lost and Found LOST Pl ott Coonh ound m Sugar Creek area Please call 6t4 -256 - t905 8 Public Sale & Auction Auct1on eve ry Tue!lday night Pt Pleaunt. WVa Auct Lonme Neal Youth Ce nter Bldg . Camden St 6t4 367 7t01 Atck Pearson Au chonuer Serv1 ce E!l t ate, Farm, An 11que & liqutdatton sales l1 ~;e nsed & bonded 1n Oht o & WV e 304 - 773 · 5786 o r 304 773 -9185 Auctton every Ftt n•ght at t he Hartfo rd Community Center Truckloads of new merc hand111e every week Cons1gmenl s of new and used merchandiSe always w elcome Ri c hard Reynold s Auct•oneer 304 - 275 3069 ' I 3 1 '"' ' • • I •'I •' 11, 1 1 male % Bordl!tr Coll1e puppy 8 wk old Call 6t4 256 -6505 Wanted to buy New . used & ant1que furniture Will buy 1 piece or complete ho use holds Al so complete Au c. t• oneeriOg serv1ce Ca ll Rodney Howery 614 -698 7231 Buy1ng dally gold , s•lve r coins , nngs , Jewelry, sterlin g ware , old co ~ns . large c ur rency Top pncos Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 614 -992 3476 Cash pa td for fan ~;y ~r o n or heavy tron beds S 1 60 and up for certam Me•gs Co stone Jars Old t•m e c up boa rd call 1 304 - 882 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds , ~r o n , wood . cupboards . c halts. c hests , baskets d•shes , stone JBrs, anttques gold and sr! ver Wnte M D M1Uer. Rt 2. Pomeroy Oh1 o 45769 or cAll 6, 4 · 992 7760 F1ll d•rt tor yard Call 6, 4 992 -202t Want ed to buy. used truck m good cond1t1on 304 -675 6203 Ernployrnenl Services 11 Help Wanted further not1ce. sale will be the tint .111nd second Saturday , 6 pm only Emma Bell Au.;ttoneer Lie No 429 84 30 4 -428 -8177 Want ed people •n Gallta and Me•gs Counttes to share homes 1n a foste r home t ype program tor adults w1th emotional problem s Re1m ber5ement of $240 to S 33 0 per mo For more mforma t10n ca ll or wrtt e Becky Canter, Woo dland Ce nters Inc . 412 VInton P1ke Gelll pohs. Oh 45631 C All 446 5500 Of 992 ·21 92 9 Be a FleB Market Dealer See our ad m Yard Sales Mt Alt o Auct10n Every Saturday 6 p m Constgn m~t~nts accepted, 00 till sale ttme Emma Bell auctioneer 4288177 LIC 429 84 . Mt Alt o Auc tion Barn unttl ! :;:===:===:;~;:::== W ante d T 0 B uy We pay cash for late model c lean used cars Jim Mink Che~ -Oid s Inc Bill Gene Johnson 446 - 3672 ' ' ' ' I > SWEEPER and se w•n g rna . chtne repair pArts and §upplu;.s P1 ck up and de l1very, Dav1s Va cu u m Cleaner. o ne halt m1le up Georges Cree k Ad Call 6 t4 446 0294 Cake & Can dy Shop ';~ mile Eut of HBm !lonv1lle o n St& At 143 Full hne of Wilto n '. ( Puppies Part Collie & Ger man Shepht~rd Call 614 388-8564 Card of Thank s whQ ; sent cards . flowers. phoY.e calls . t he ones wh o prayed for m e m the New Yo rk Eye & Ear Infirmary Hosp1tal , N Y N Y f or surgery Ruth 8 Samat& · w•tz . Colc hester Ct Wanted to buy Junk c ars. top pn ce& patd Call 614 · 388 -96 t 5 11 Help Wanted Otl & Gas If you have o •l & gas e~epe n ence our g rowmg corp IS look for reps and are a s upervis o rs Full tram - I want to thank eac h one . ,, 11 Call 614 266 - Wanted To Buy 1690 6 I •" c RegiSter female Beagl e without pape rs Movmg out 5 month o ld black and tan f ema le pup. 304 675 3427 ' I t '' ' • ,,. ,, 9 Gtveaway o f state I ~ , , • , "' I ll 1 ' _, i' l• I 1 • 1 , ,, ' '1 I'· ,• o , • r 1 ,o1 - h r , p I , r l1 1 1 I " ~yl ' . I • l' I' I• I I >I 1 p ~ i~A.. I ' >I ', ' i4.v"tl •• eJ ' II r I 1, o' ', I ' ~ : ! I II• ) -' 1,, I' . ,. 1' I, f f ' , ! ' , , 1 pi \ ,I (,. • f I I I •' ,,, , 4 Wanted to buv used coa l & wood heaters . Sw11n Furni ture . 446 -3159. 3rd & Olive St .. Gellipolts. Oh W.111nted to buy square danci ng clothes Sin 10, any typo Call 446 -4637 Wanted to buy nandlng timber Call after 6 or anyt1me weekends . 614· 388 - 9906 0' 6t 4 - 388 9617 Wantad to Buy or Leese tobacco p oun dage. 266 1612 or 446 - 1437 Dental Ass•stan t neede d Full time. 1n Galhpoh s ereB Must be wtlhng to learn Resumes requ~red Send to BoK 200 in care of the Gallipolis Daily Tnbune, 825 Third Ave , Gallipolis, Oh 46631 No later than April 25th . Welcome Wagon Tnun1ng Class Starting Soon Call about our April traintng class Greet peo ple and represent local buainesses in the Gallipolis and surround tog are11. We tratn for flexible hour full t1me and pan time sales and public relation• position5 Car • must . Call Unda Lambert, 744-4641 . April 16th from 9 ·00AM -6 .00PM and April 17 from 9 :00AM to 1 2 ·00 noon . Equal Oppor1unity Employer tng Sa les or p u bh c rel at ton s e11penence helpfu l buy no t necessAry Openmg s m most eastern cou nties Ex cellent opportumty and money Cal l 61 4 -265 · 7300 anyt1me AVON For customer serv1c e Ca ll 44 6 - 2156 o r 446 3358 OIL & GAS If you have o rl & ex pene nce, our growHlg co rpora ti on ts loot<mg for re p s & area superviSors Ful l tram•ng Sales o r publ• c relatton eJtperr encc help ful . b ut not n ecessa ry Open tng s '" most ea stern cnu nlles Ex cell ent oppo rt umty & mo ne y C<t ll 614 265 .7300 anytime 11 OPPORTUNITY PLUS Rawle1gh Dealers wanted Full or part t1m e 304 -675 1090 W ante d a motu re l ady to baby sit part t1m e for two ch ildren 10 my home 304 675 -3009 WANT ED person to stay wnh elderly woman m Poca Call 304 675 2 t t 2 12 ga~ N eed housekeeper to do sp rmg clean tng (once) 1n apt Substantial pay Ca ll after 7 30 p m 614 992 · 30 11 H1 g h S c hool Jun 1o rs . Sen 1ors -- Be a mem ber of OUR West V~rgm•a Army Na11onal Guard Buddy Plo toon 11' We cu rr en tly hove vacanc1 es fo r mdlv td ual s wh o wBnf to attend b as•c tram1ng w1th others from We st V~r g mta Tr am 1ng wi ll b egm at Fort DIJl , NJ . o n Ju ne 11th and you w 11l be back for the tall sch oo l term Th1s IS the perfe ct summer JOb Jom now and beg1n earnmg money fo r monthly meet1ngs earn full time pay durin g summer lrmnmg and then earn part t1m e pay upon return frQ m tr ammg Call 304 6 75 3950 0' t 800 642 36t9 N o layoffs no st nk e exc earnmg potentHtl We tra1n , t...al1614 -742 2 125 Full ttm e. part nme. w 1t h maj or U S Company, ea rn mgs up to S200 per week full t1me $ 1 00 par1 ttm e pO!ISible 304 -576 -25 18 HELP WANTED . Wel come Wag on trammg class star1 mg soon Call ab out our Aprtl tratnmg class Greet people and roprose nt loca l bus~ness es 10 Potnt Plea sant and Gal lipolls Area We tratn for flexa ble hours Full t1me or part tune Sal e and public relat io ns p osi ti o n Car a must Call Ltnda lambert, 304 -744 464t Ap,ll 1 6th 9 00-5 00 Apn l 1 7th 9 00 ttll noon Equa l opport umty employer Secunty oH1cers full and part time openmg available in the New Haven . W Va area Must have personal transportation, phone ac cess & clean record Pre vious security eJ~pen ence preferred but not necess ary Full t1me benef1t s anrl un 1 forms prov1ded Respond thru Pt PI Job Servtce lhru 4 -16 - 84 Monday Inter views will be conducted lues 4 17 84 from 10 am till n oo n 1 p m 8 p m Help Want ed Situations Wanted W1 ll care for th e elderly m my horne Lots of refer e n~; es M en or women Ca ll 614 · 667 -3402 Merce r ' s Rl\1&r v1ow Per so nal Care Home h es vacan · c1es for elderly persons Betty M ercer owner 304 773- 5882 Harp er' s Adult Care Home h as a vacanc y fo r another res •d ont . e lderly person Call 304 -675- 1 293 Plow and d1 sk gardens Pomt Pleasant and Kanauga area 304 -675 -3292 3 Announcements HOUSE WARMING SHOWER At The Home Of Frances & Sally Waugh SUNDAY, APRIL15 2 to 4 p.m. Everyone Welcome. Gallipolis & Vicinity The Gallipolis Flea Market Thanks You Over fourteen hundred VISited us lest week end We eJtpec t more thts com1ng Sat & Sun and make t h1 s spec1a l offer Set up outs1de all the merchan dise you ca n get on one vehicle for only S5 a day Neig hbo r s, fn ends. fam1lles and organ1 Z8t1o n s get to gath er and f1ll a truck Some 5 'K8 ' table space ava1lable 1ns1de Some have been reserved by the m o nth an d by th e year So hur ray and be~;o m e a pan of tht s eJtc tting mdoor outdoor every w eekend vear round mark et Rt 35 & At 160 Call 446 -7037 ev emngs Apnl 1 2 , 14, 15 Clothes . kn•ck k nack s. TV sta nd, end tables , clo c ks Falrw•ew Evergree n Rd Thurs . Fn . Set 9 to dark Clothes , coffee and end tables . furnitur e . m1 sc 1tems 55 Garfield Ave Gall•polis Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Yard Sale Thur sday . Apnl 19th 9 30 to 3 . 30 2 m1 south of 5 Po1nt s. V1neg ar St Rd . follow s1gns B1by 1tems & other m1 sc 3 Announcements 4 Fam1ly Garage Sa le Cente nary Townhouse . At 141 . Apnl 6 & 7 Fn & Se t 9 unttl 6PM Barg ai n ' s galore , some ant•qu es IT'S THE BIG 50th IRVIN Wish You A Happy Birthda 3 Announc e ments ATTENTION 4-H & FFA MEMBERS Fallon Brothers will be selling club pigs (excellent quality) at the farm this year on first come, first serve basis, starting April 11. 1984. CALL BEFORE YOU COME : 614-379-2145 or 614-379-2370 Thts farm has produced many champtons at local latrs. THE·FUTURE TO PEOPLE WITH TECHNICAl SKIW. You hear If everyw here The EleC! runll Age. Th e A,~.:L" t •I tl w Comput er The Era l tf Hi ~h Te< h AnJ rh :n the lururc ~d~ln~' ro the people wu h (he (cc hn It ,1\ ~ k db It ~o u .ut• d ht ~ h ~ h0\1l~::r~J u a r c anJ un e mpl nye,l ~lr n11 t ~. Hhf1 cJ w1 1h \!)Ur Clmc nt Jo h, com.tJer rhc A rm \• We have: nvet 300 ~k dh to uffer , m .111 ~ pf tlw m H't hn l<.ctl. .mJ mu-.r ul the m hav e thctr ctv1km co unterpart ~ Ynu co uld learn a sk lil•n th e Arm) rhoH \•l u cuu iJ t... .~rr~ fl ).{h t tnto the future l 1 sa gnt)t.:i chance for you 111 he what ytlU ""ant Cunr;1tt ynur Ar my R ec rtJitcr C all 594-4B8 11, be All br~ck 3 bdr . 2 baths. garage , completely fur nished , nice lawn, Crown Chy. Call 614 -256 -6244. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . recommends that you do busine11 with people you know, and NOT to send money through the ma11 until you have investigated the offering . Large3bdr. houseforsaleor rent . In Plantz Subd1vis1on No children , no pets . Call 614-246-5281 eve's 1--- - - - - - - - - 31 Homea for Sele ! room houee bllth , b111· Build on your lot a new home you afford. Over 11 00 sq. ft , 6 room• II bath, c•rpeted. readv to move into. $26.500 also garegea & baeement . Call Patriot Home Builden 448-8038 Will cons1der mobile home as trade-in. 11 Help Wanted WANTED Retired person or couple, who owns mobile home. that's willinc to assume responsibilities and be bonded. Duties: that of club manac8r and caretaker for private club. Choice lot and utilities provided. Give references and reply to: Club llanac8r, P.O. Box 317, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. EXECUTIVE SALES INSURANCE Career Opportunity No Travei-Hiah Potenti1l ht Year Income Potential $19,000-$30,000 Growth Company SEND RESUME TO: ChariH D. M.n P. 0 . lox 239 SECRETARY Ill Rio Grande College and Community College Rio Grande. Oh. 45674 Rio Grande College and Community College invites letters of application and nomination for the position of Secretaty Ill. Qualifications required: high school education or equivalent. knowledge and experience of word processing; typing skills of 6570 w.p.m.; shorthand skills of 80-90 w.p.m. Advanced secretarial training or compatable wortc experience preferred. Responsibilities include typing. filing, preparing proposals, processing correspondence. operating an IBM DISPIAYWRITER, an- swering phone and other such duties assigned. The Secretaty Ill will report directly to the Vice President for Development. Entry wage tate is $4.80 per hour. Applications will be accepted thfOII&h April 23, 1984 at the Office of Pet$0nnel, Allen Hall, Rio Gllllde College, Rio G1111de, Ohio 45674. t. -- I --../''==~ 1 32 J\JST' WHAT I'Ve. A~WAYS WAI'\Tel:l-- r., ?l-ACE~ OWN Mobile Homes for Sale 0 • COORDINATOR OF ANNUAL GIVING Rio Gtande College and Communtl)' College Rto Grande. Ohto 45674 Rio Grande College and Commootty College tJWites letters ot apphcation and nomination for the posttion ot Coordtnator of Annual Gtvtng. The Coordinator of Annual Giving wrll be responsible for planning. orp~izing and tmplemanttng the college's Comprehensive Annual Givtng Program. rncluding alumni, parent. friend and corporate annual g~vmg programs The Coordinator wtll plan and admmtster personal sohcttations, phonathons and direct mail programs. The Coordinator of Annual Givmg reports directly to the Vtce Presrden1 for Developmen1. QUALIFICATIONS mclude llilchelor's Degree. Master's preferred; excellent communication and organtzattonal skills. with an emphasts on writing skills: previous fund raisin& experience desirable: and the ability to mottvate people. Position available tmmediately. Salary ts commensurate with education and exponence factors. Send lener of interest. reSIIme and three letters of refecence by APRIL 23, 1984 to· Me. George Lukic Vice President for Develoment Rio Grande Collece Rio Grande. Ohio 4~674 R111 Gr~n de College and Commur.1 1 ~ Col le(e 15 an Alli Jmattve Ac tlCIO / EQUJI Oppor1umty Employer 34 ........... . ~ ... 513% Th1rd apt , S 135 water Call tween 9 and "~ " '' Business Buildings large , two untt, apartment buddmg. good investment Price redu ce d 30 4 -675 7541 41 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom furnished , $200 mo & depostt. also . 1 bedroom • & bath cabm $110 mo S. deposit Cool ville , Ohio Ca ll 614 -667 3080 3 Bedroom . family room 35 Lots & Acrea ge 32 sere farm for sa le. good house. 4 m1. from town Ca ll 304 -697-2527 2 acres on Rio Grande Centerpoint Ad Near Cen terpomt. Partly wo oded. county water & ut1httes near by . Southwestern School Oi!lt rict , $2,000 Call 614245 -5405 12.83 acres. 522 ft black top road 1rontage, located on Jerrv's Run. 5 miles from Goodyear Plant Th1s prop erty has been surveyed. spnng water 24 acres w1th large block and metal barn, 1,350 ft off Jerry's Run on County Rt 72, $,9,000 Clyde Bowen , Jr 30 4 -576 2336 28 acres mostly wo oded . several walnut trees, to bac co allotment, all min " ral tights, borders Ch1ef Corn stock, hunters peradt se . lo ca ted off Mill stone Road Pr1ced $11,500 00 . Phone 6t4 -367 -7271 . 2 65 acres. corner lot . Greer & 8 M•le Ro ad Black top roads 304 -675 -1198 Rentals l -:c:--:-::-----;-:-;;-:~- 41 Houses for Rent 5 rm house 44 Ohve St Gallipol1s lnqu1re at 9 18 2nd Ave . Gallipolis, Oh1 o 3 bdr ran ch wtth garage. on landscaped lot %, mmutes from Gallipo liS 10 Green A c r es Subd1111 Sion Oep. lease & ref req S250 m o Call 446 0505 after 7 week day s or anytim e wef!kends Or sto p by 38 7 LeGrande Blvd 3 bdr hou se country near R1 o Grande. $235 mo plus secunty deposit. no pe t s Ca ll 614 -245- 5439 42 Mobile Homes for Rent located , m1 south o f Eureka 12 x60, S 160 mo , plus $ 100 dep & ref 's Ca ll 6t4-643 29 16o,6t4 643 2644 2 bedroom unfurni sh ed mobile hom e 12K60. W -D hookup , 'h milt! past ho sptta l Call 446-4369 o r 675 97-60 2 bdr troller fullyiurmshed . good locat1on, sec dep r eq Call 446 -8558 1 2x60 Trai ler 2 bedrms 1 11:.> bath s. l ocated on pr~v ate 11:.> acre lot 1n Add1son $220 a month plus ut1ht1es Ca ll 614 -99 2 6843 after 5 p m Treder for rent m M idd leport, h ouse for rent m Pomeroy Call 614- 992 3590 2 bedroom mob1le ho me, new carpet. furn1 shed , ut1h ties pai d no pets. 1 k•d accepted Call 614 · 367 0611 2 bedr oom 1n M1ddleport Furmshed $175 m o nthly includes water depos1t required No pets . Call 614 992 -784t WITH OPTION TO BUY 14 ' w1de all elect r1 c mo b1le home. settmg on lot ready t o move mto 5200 00 down $ t 75 00 MONTH 304 576 -2711 43 Farm s for Rent Good corn gr n und 1n Tuppers Plams ;HP.a Ca ll 614 667 -3368 10 Tw o 2 bedroom houses m Pomerov fo r rent , lurmshed or unturmshed Call 614 · 992 -238 1 11 basement . near school s and hOSP ital. Oepostt and ref e r once r equ1red 304 -675 4338 44 Ap artme nt for Rent Furm sh ed apt 2 bdr S185 11 36 1 '~ 2nd . Ga l l1po l iS Wate r pa1d Ca ll 446 . 4416 afte r 7PM Help Wanted 11 COORDINATOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Rio Grande College and Community College Rio Grande. Oh_ 45674 Rto Grande College and Communtty College invrtes leners of applicatton and nominatton lor the position of Coordtnator of Alumni Relattons The Coordinator of Alumni Relattons wtll be cesponstble for promoting and involvtng the active parttcipation of alumni in events and activities of the college. including student recruitment. programs and events. fund raismg and other such areas as related to alumm relattons. The Coordtnator of Alumnt Relattons reports dtrectly to the Vice Prestdent for Development. QUALIFICATIONS tnclude Bachelor's degree; excellent communication skills, both verbal and IM'i«en: Of£llllilllttonal sktlls: previous expenence m Alumni Relations destrable. wtth the proven abtilty to motiVate people. Positton available immediately. Salary commensurate with education and experience factOrs. Send letter of interest. resume and three letters of reference by. APRIL 23. 1984 to: Mr. George Lukac Vice President for Development Rio Grande College Rio Grande. Ohio 45674 Rio Grande College and Community College is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer 47 Wanted Space for Rent Trailer spece for rent, , mile from Hospital. mo .. water a nd tr1sh paid Call 446-1364 ofte' 6PM •ea One tra•ler lot. sewer and wat er furnish ed. one small chtld accepted 304 676 1076 D-3 to Rent Hou••· prefer country, call 814 -888 -7088 . Hou11 tl'lrte bedrooms . New Haven . Meson area . Cell alta' 5PM . 304 -882 -209tt COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy large lot• Call 6t4-992-7479 . Merchandrse 51 Household Goods 3 used ca rpets . eKe cond . jyellow. red, purple) Call 446 -3426 after 4 30PM 79 Motors Homes & ut1lites p art pa•d A·One Real Estate . Carol Yeager Broker How ard l Yeager Ill salesman Ca ll 304 675 5104 o r 304 675 · 5386 " ' 'i&O bt ""• "~ Halp Wanted 46 2 bdr apts . n1 ce 1 bdf apt NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST , GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 PHONE 6t4 446 · 7274 In R10 Grande 1982 mobtle home 14 ft 2 bdr . good cond Set up on approJI 1 acre land, $17,000 Call 446 -8038 Apartment for Rent Small atf1c1ency apart cen tral a1r & heat. 1 ptoless1onal type gentleman only 446 0338 () TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED - CARS TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRI CES CALL 614 -446 -7572 44 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Hou1lng Opportun ity) has one and two bedroom1. rent nanlng It e1&7 for one bedroom and $193 par mon1h for two bedroom , w1th e 200 deposit located near Foodland and Spnng Vallev Plaza. p ool and TV ant Call 446 -2745 or leave message I' MY 11 Help Wan1ed by Larry Wright CARLYLE ® ment, atteched garaue,lerge lot . 2815 Lincoln . 304 -575 · 1240 or 875 -3011 . Real Estalr. 11 KIT 'N' 'lve room houH whh but· m1nt 1nd 1tteched gerage on two aarea. 4 mll11 from PalM PIHHnt "" At. 2 N . 304·171· 3248. Baum Addition, 3 bdrms. 14 J~70 Kirkwood two bed 2% baths, ac, wood burntng 1 room mobtle home. Central fire place, 2 patios, woods. 2 A-H. carpet. appliances. un acre•. gas, TP water, d · $9 000 c a11 Be a Flea Mart&etOealer. See • 67 •600 . Ow""' wr·n help erpmntng. . . 614 -266 -6035 or after 6PM our ad tn Yard Salea. finance or will consider land 446 -8251 contract with $1600 down 1- - -- -- - - - - Ladies 18 or over, are you & payments of $650.00 Eleona mobile home, 12x70 looking for a job? Hare's a Call 614 -985· 43B7 with elCpando . e•cellent great opportunity to eam 1--- - - - - - - - REAL MONEY now. How? Owner transfered- must sell condition . Call446 -775, or Call me today for a fabulous beautiful 3 bdrm brick 614 -256 -6569. offer you can' t reliat . Call home . Fireplace, deck . 614 -843- 5180 before 12 wooda. privacy,sunshine, 1972 mobtle home. 2 bdr , good cond Call 446-7 171 noon or •her 4 p . m . privacy 863 .900 . Call 614 or 446·8288 after 5 992-5420 . Beer, W1ne, Carry-Out. Over 1- - - - - - - - - - 6 digtt figure in groas annual For 1 ale or rent, 3 bedrm Used 2 bedroom mobile 1ncome Beer sales. & digit house with detached garage homes, furnished 1Ox 50 and 1 2x62 snes Your figure annu•lly. lonery Ter - on 34 acres in Portland area chance 10 own a comfort& minal. ConteC1 Guido J Call after 6 :30 p .m 304 ble home Browns trarler Girolamt . 606 W. Main St 273-6272 . Court Minersville . Oh. 614 Pomeroy. 992-3324 3 bedroom house m Pome roy, close to school & Reduced, mov1ng and must 22 Money to Loan hospital; c arpeted. paneling. sell 1973 12J~65 mobile full basement, built in kit· home Good condition , chen, FA gas furnace , , Y2 washer &: dryer. $6600 HOME LOANS FIXED baths, utility budding Call 614 -742 -2274. RATES Below market rates. 614 - 593 - 3929 0' 992 Fixed conven11onal FHA- 6917. 197712x55mob•lehome 2 VA . leader Mortgage, 1- - - - - - - - -- - bedrooms, total electnc. fur Athens. collect 614-692 - Ntce house in Pomeroy . 3 nished, new refrigerator end 3061 . bedrm . fully carpeted . base - liv1ng room su1t $8500 ment, fireplace , large front 304 -773 -9196 . pon:h . $39.600 . Call 614- 1- -- - - -- - - 23 Professional 992 -7683. 14x70 Mob1le home. 1978 . Services 3 bedrooms. 1 112 baths 6 rooms . basement. double $9000 992 - 3316 PIANO TUNING Lower garage, 1 & one thtrd acre 1 - -- - - -- - - - lot, Rose H1ll. Pomeroy. 8Jl55 2 bedroo m house price~ regular tuninga - &32.900 . Call 1 -614 -678discounts to Senior Citizens. . trailer S2700 Call 614 2613 Chu,cheo & Schoola Wol'd'o !---- - - - - - - _99 _2 _-_6_8_4_6_._ _ _ _ __ Keyboard, 304-676 -3824. Boum Addition, 3 bedroom, 1 Mobtle homo for sale . brick . 1 h baths, full base· 12x60. 1973 Cameron. 2 Piano Tuning and Repair Brunicardi Music Co .• 446- ment. family room . carport, bedroom Phone 304 -675 · 0687 Skill and integrity our patio & adjoining Y2 acre lot. 6484 after 5pm. trademark. Lane Daniela. available. $57,000. 614- 1- - - - - - - - - - 986 -4201 1973 Fairmont, 1 2Jl55, un 614-742 -2961 furnished, gas furnace , cen · 2 story house, corner lot tral air -cond ., $3,000 00 8 & M Painting Rea , lnd. M•ddlepon , 1Yl batha, car· Phone 304 -676-4188 after Com m Free eatimates. Call peted, storm d oors & w1n - 3 30 PM or 675 -3898 614-266·1492 or 446- dows.gashotwaterheat& 1- - - - - - - - - - 1104 full basement. Call 614 1976 Tri Star mobile home. THOMPSON BOOKKEEP- 1 _99_2 _-_3_1_4_0_·-----~ 12'x60'. olloloctnc. 8'x14' _. I" sun deck. 10'x20' detacha Q ING. Monthly an d uane"y Completely remodeled 2 - 3 ble room w•th wood stove accounts welcoma. 428 Se- bedroom house with vinyl 304 -895 -3911 . dA C "44"1136 con ve •• u· · siding, fully carpeted , forced 1- - - -- - - - - - air gas furnace, large out 1------------c---cUnwantod Facial or body building. In exc . neighbor- 33 Farms for Sale hair? Permanent, pelnleas hood. Call 614 -992 -6161 removal by European Elec· l - - - - - -- - - - lt'onic Depilator. Mary is Owner transferred. must 10 acre m1n1 farm , 12Jl60 cenified in lhis new compu sell. excellent conditton mobile home . 5 outb01ld terized digital syttem. Call ings . 400 lb tobac co base . 166,000 - S 11.000 down today. 614-992· 8720 . Top Auume 8% Pet. loan 304 - new 28J~56 ft house of the Stairs. full .arvice started . Owner mov1ng must 875 -1529 after 5 00 salon sell. 816,600. Call 6t4 4 room house m country, 256 -6620 Thorobred Collie for stud large lot on Chestnut R1dge . 1- - - - - - - - - - oerv1ca Call 1192- 3014 city watar , hooked up 114 acre farm Two storv $12,000 304· 676 ·76B9 house. bu1lding5 , s1lo l o· cated on Roush Hollow Rd FOR RENT WITH OPTION Call 6t4-388-8525. TO BUY! P 14ft. wtda three 1- - - -- - - - - -31 Homes for Sale bedroom. bath and half. 142 acre farm near Rio mobile home sitting on nice Grande, good house and Ex. loc .. 4 bdr . houu, lot. ready to move 1nto bam Call 614 -245-5281 Corner of Wa1hing1on Ave. 1226.00 down S226.00 per eve's and Jerrico Rd. *39.600. month. 304-676-2711 3197 -lmagtne the beauty of At. 2 3 bdr .. country living 828,000 list with u1, we 3 bedroom, 2'h baths. fam - the level to rolling 100 acres hewe other A -One Real Ily room , fireplace, excep- farm, 3 bedroom homa and Estate. Carol Yeager Broker. tional kitchen , dining room. barna . Century 21 Shiplev Howard L. Yeager Ill Illes- Many n1ce extras . 304 -882 - Re~ltv . 304 -372 8200 o' 304 -272 -3671 mon . Call 304-676 -5104 o' 2096 304-676 -6386. Wostorvlllo, OH. 4301t ---- --- - -- - -- -- - (-- Homea for Sale Business Opportunity Advanc•ment Opportunity ARMY. BE AIL10U CAN . . 31 1---------- Home in Middlapon. April shower of aavings . Thou sends of dollars. Call 614992 -6941 . The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Go"or•l Hlullng ""d Trooh romovot lervloo. "llloble Threo bodroom brlok homo ond dopondoblo. CoM <WI· with 11'1 botho . oorpotod, full HIMII"t· garogo. big out· 31 II illtwoon I ond 1. lldl building with 14 ooraa Ktlth'a Lown Mowing • la"d on Ooorgea C'Hk "d. T'lmml"g lervioo. llllleblo Call 448·42eB o' 387 · ond dtpondoble. RHoone- 0232 . ble retta. Coli 448· 311111o' 268_1251 . Muat Mil U ,OOO down toke over *31& per. mo. payRooting end gutter work ment. Taxes &. insurance metal work, hOUHpalntlng: included located Plantz carpenter work. Exc ref. Subdivision 3 bdr . ranch, Free es1imatea. Cell 446- full ba1emant . carport . woodburner. c ity schools 3171 . Call 448 · 8002 Will do cuatom yard and 1- - - - - - - - - - Qirden tilling with Troy -Bitt For sale by owner, 3 bdr .• tiller. Call 30 4 _676 _1269 central air , forced air furanytime. nance, buck stove. inground 18x36 swtmming pool , close to city schools . Priced reduced to 838 .600 Call Finanr.i~l 446 -3204. 21 0'1/ T.\'. Mrs. James M urra.v, who w tll be ! ()!years old in .July, ts now at the Raven swood H eal th Care Cent er l:p until JUSt a few w eeks ago sh e T he Washington Court House SEEN ThP couple cam e he re l as t surruner and galhea-'d up odds and c•nds to s<'t up hou sekeepmg to get them through unit! he graduates g raduat ion gift to lhe c o uple lng n ow<'r arrangers, Be tty DPan and Pctl Holh'r. Wl'rt' again this yca t sl'lcct ed to tJe in the 20 from across thP state to ex hibit at the Patrol cites pair after mishap April15, 1984 18 Want~ to Do M erlm Olsen I'hE>n hJ s famrh mo"N to the E verybody lik es a surpr lSI.'. and the Rev . Don Arc her and his w ife . Sandy. were thrilled 1\it h t heir surpnse delivery last WC<'k . The C h ester Ftrsl Cm ted M e t hocl ts t Church congregallon w or ked stopptng a t t h~ Pool o f Bethesda lo i s sa) S Bo~gs " as born Oct 3. J9!1l. approx imate!, st x m o nths after or Peeps wa s born H P allen df'd thP Ga lli pcll s Cit} schools unltlthe st x lh grade a tt e nd Ohio Sta l e Un iversity His ftrsl teaching was in a on,.room sc hool. Cooper School in Gallla County. wh ich had 6.'\children In a ll 13 in lh<' Pighl h grade and 1.11n the fu·st grade find a p roba tion off1 cer sorTov.. thl· H s talions of thf' cross , Jordan . communitv . In brief we've shonenf'd tht-> fa cts ~ lhP arllclP Both are mPmbers Of lh!' G CO cl ub. Sh ade Valley Council o f Floral Once ~'it Th e c lipping ts from the RecordHera ld , a ne" spa per o f that of sprmg flowers in a black co ntainer with a palelte sh aped base of plywood and pam! bru sh accesson<'S m the category, "Na lure's Pa!PIIP... ThC' four dro\'f' to Chicago whPn' CnJsadf'rs to Count } who made good not only· here but aftt"'r he went" est 1n Ohio Pats des 1gn was an arrangeme nt 111p 10 the· Hoi\ hoardf'd By J . SAMUEL PEEPs G ALLIPOLIS Bob Bane Washington Htgh School. Washmg ton Court House, Ohio43160, sends a long cli ppin g about Marshall D Boggs. seton of Southern Gallta des ign u sing th e E aster thrme with a c rudP cross of driflwood , lava rock, lilies, and rf'd rarnatlnos to represent the blood, in th e 'Na tu re's Beauty" c lass JX>IIS, all of the Meigs C ht lsi ian • 10 Marshall Boggs rates story flow e r show of the stale convention of the Garde n Clubs of O hto held thiS past week m Cantun Betry crea ted a five foot floor Hoeffic h Tlrn,__"entinel Slatf thf'' 15, 1984 PEEPS, A Gallipolis Diary: Meigs group hack from Holy Land By April Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Campers Ave . 3 room m o in clude s 446 -4222 b~ 5 Garage apt turmshed 3 room s & bath Washer & dryer Clean no pets . adult s only Dep & ref req Call 446 -1519 3 bdr unfurn garage apt . $250 plu s d~pus1t Ca ll 1983 MOTORHOME AIRSTREAM Sell c on tamed. 2 AC. mtcrowave oven . twtn beds. c tut se co ni ro t 455 Chevy eng tne. a11 condtl tontn g on t he motor Call 446 -3423 or 446-3163 446-3786 Furn1shed etf1 c1en cy 607 Ga lli po li s $ 145 Z nd Share bath . smgle Ca ll 446-4416 after 7 PM 1 be droom Apt S 196 mo m cludtng utd 1t1e s Equal Houstng Opportumty Con t act V1 llage Manor Apt s 614-992 -7787 Real Estate General Canaday Realtym. R1vers1d e Apt s Middleport SpecHt! ra te s tor Sentor C 1t1zens $ 130 Eq ual Hous· mg Opportun 1t 1es 6 14 992 -7721 446-3636 ® Furn1 shed apartment for rent, ut d1t1es pd 992 5949 1 bedroom apt . fu rn •shed. ut1l 111 es pa1d , no pet s 3 % m1 les south of Middl eport At 7 John Shee ts Ca ll 614 -367 -06t t t.Auctnry Co110day CReaQtoll' QS S:£oMI: gl:~eet QaQQipoQiP. (0hio 1 & 2 bedr oo m furm shed apt s Call 6 14 992 5434 or 992 -59t 4 0' 304 882 2566 APARTMENTS m o b1l e homes house!; Pt Pleasant and Ga lli polis 6 14 446 822t TWIN RIV ERS TOWER Apartment s now avmlabl e to elderly & d1 sabled Wit h an In co me ol le ss than s l 2,300 Re nt 1ng for 30 per ce nt of adjusted m~;onH! Ph one 304 -675 -6679 1------------------ One bedr oom . washer dryer hookup, stove and ref fur mshed Newly redecorated Cl os e to hosp1tal 304 -675 t 962 Three r oom s and bath Ntt;e locat ion S225 per m onth Ref lease and de pos 1t r e QUI red 304 675 1090 1- - - - - ----- - Fu rn 1sh ed 2 roo m cotta ge one adult $ 160 month Ut1htuo•s patd De pos1t 221 1 Mt Vernon Ave 304 -675 2651 45 Furnished Ro oms For rent Sleepmg Rooms and ligh t ho use keep mg roo m s Pa rk Ce ntral Hotel Call 614 446 075 6 Sleepin g ro om S 115 ullll t1e s pa1d Share bath , rn ale onl y Ran ge & refn q 919 2nd A ve. Galhp ol1 s Ca ll 446 4416 after 7 PM H e lp Want ed Attention RN's Mavbe ONE Of THE BE ST BUYS ON THE MARKET - 3 BEDROOMS 2 IJAI II S Nt:E 1EVE! I AWN ~.YGR CREE K AREA CALL FOR A 'H : ,WtNG iOU It tiK t i HE PRIC E AND IHE HOME Emergency Room or Critical Care You is for An Opportunity * * * to jom in a tradition an d repulatwn of 60 \'t''llrS of excellence in providmj! pllllt' nl nur. In ust' and e-xpand ~our clmiul kno"ltd)!. t' and assessment skills tn a patient r t·nter€'d en"ironment. L.,. ~_.,.," ~~-\3C:,r cLAssic TUDOR' ~ '\.>¥:._--r~M , tHis HOML HAS HA ll tENIILR t ovtNG CARE SINCE !HE DAY II WAS BU ll 1 AND II SHOWS' Cot OR COORDI NAil iJ CARPLII NG WA l LPAPER DRAI'lS 4 Ill DROOMS 7 BATHS EQUIPPED KITCHEN HAS OAK CABIN ETS SIDE BY SlOE RHRIG RANGE OISHWASHLI! I IJR MAI DINING AREA RECREAION ROOM WIT H POOl 1ABLE 1V AREA 2 CAR GARAGE $78 000 111 ACRES - WALNUt fWI' APP ROX \0 ACI! LS 1111 ABLE SOME WOODLAND TOBACCO BI, Sf r0111 D BE GOOD PROD UC INL I ARM WITH SO ME WORK 37 PLU S ACRES - NURTH GALt lA ARt A I OW lOW PRICE $1 2000 30 ACRES - WOODS MILL ROAD OWNfR HAS PI ANTFO APPl E PEACH AND PLUM TREES GRA PE VINf ' LOCAfED ON WOODS Mill ROAD $?~ 000 to pul paltents first and paper 'r\oOrk ..,r<'clntl - * I ward rlrrks on dul~ 24 Ius. to participate in our exctllent salat) and btntfil packagr . If }Olf "ould like to bt' part of our spt>('io l tl:um of nu rses, conlacl: Jean Carlson, R . N . Ass ' t . Director of Nurs 1n g Merch Hospital 16141363-2131 1 2 48 Kinneys lane- Portsmouth , Ohio I yu1l Oppnrrunl!\ I ll1 J' I"\ll COUNTRY CHARMER - FRUIT TREES BERRY PATCH NICE 2 BEDROOM RANCH. EAT-IN KITCHEN. WOODBURNER GARAGE CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM $34 900 we ~teed ~igt g �-o.A-The Sunday Tomes-Sentinel 54 Mise Merchandise · 51 Household Goods Knauff Ftrewood Pickup or Delivered 12 22 stocked 1n yard HEAP vender prompt delivery 614 256 Country Oak Furniture ta : blea. cha1n cupboards dry - 11nks p1e aefes lots of m•ac - Conklea Rt 7 Tuppers 6246 : Plama Oh10 L•me1tone Sand Gravel Delivered m Mason Me1gs Galha or p1ck up at Richards & Son Call 446 7785 Couch 2 ch1urs ottoman for 1ale In good cond1t10n • 992 3429 Seely posturepedtc double ~ bed mattress boxsprmgs & frame Exc con Call 614 F1rewood cut up slabs S 1 5 pickup load Call 614 2 45 5804 992 2450 All kmds of furnance ptpes Three new glass top ltvtng room tables $60 00 each Call 304 675 2810 af1er 4 30 Call 614 256 1628 10 Pollen cham saw S 75 Call614 256 1528 G E washer and dryer 2 yrs old like new $250 00 Setgler 011 stove Maytag wrmger washer Ca ll 446 304-675 1940 3059 U11ed furntture couch rocker foot stool $60 00 3 pc wh tt e bedroom su tte $125 00 Stereo stand &10 00 Bar S20 00 Ce ll 304 675 50 19 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa chatr rocker otto man 3 tab les (extra heavy by Frontter) S685 Sofa cha~r and loveseat $275 Sofas and chatrs pn ced h om $285 to S895 Tables $45 and up to S125 Htde a beds $440 and up to S525 Reclmers $175 to $375 lamps from $28 to $75 5 pc dmettes from $99 to 435 7 pc $ 189 and up Wood ta ble Wtth SIX chalr!s S425 to S745 Desk $ 110 up to S225 Hutches S550 and up maple or ptne fimsh Bunk bed complete w11h mattresses S250 and up to $3 95 Baby beds $11 0 Mattress es or box !pnngs full or tw1n $5 8 ftrm S68 and S78 Queen !ets S 195 4 dr chests $42 5 dr chests $54 Bed frames S20 and $25 10 gun Gun cabmets $350 Gas or electrtc rang es $375 Baby mattresses S25 & $35 bed frames S20 S25 & $30 k1ng fra me $50 Good selection oi bed roo m su1tes cedar chests rock ers m etal cabtnets sw1vel rock ers Used Furntture Ranges chatrs dryers refngerators end TV s 3 m1les out Bulav1lle Ad Open 9am to 6pm Mon t hru Fn 9am to 5pm Sa1 BUild on your l ot a new home you afford Over 1100 sq ft 6 rooms & bath c ar peted ready to m ove mto S26 500 al so ga rage s & basement Ca ll Patrtot Home BUilder s 446 8038 W11t constd er mobde home as trade 1n M assey Ferguson 7HP ndmg m ower Wtth 36m cut Call 614 245 9164 after 6PM 1 SIX pack JR Ewmg beer S500 Call 446 3235 For sale M aJeStiC f treplace co mplete wtth all ptpes and ch1mnoy U se d very !tttle S375 Call 614 245 9504 Play pend car seat walker ro ckm g horse and b<~~by sw1n g Exc cond Call 446 0765 3 prom dresses 1 Stle 7 2 SIZe 9 One has m atchmg paras ol& hat Ca ll 614 245 9469 8 HP Wh eal Hor se electr tc start 36 m mower deck S700 I en N So ns Small Engtnes Ca ll 6 14 379 2827 No Sunda\ ce~ ll s len N Sons Small Enganes 614 379 2827 No M•crowave oven Phone Easter bunntes all s•zes and colors $4 00 or 2 for $7 00 One mtle ou t W est Pomt A oad Hartford Flat bed wnh s1de k tt s cha m s btnders & tarp Ca ll TV & Appltan ces 627 Thtrd Av e Galhpohs 614 446 1699 Sptn wash er s gas & e lectrt c dryer s auto washe rs ga5 & electr1c ranges refrtgerators TV sets 614 446 7398 Bargams Trade Center Furn & appl outlet Ka nauga Ohto Rebuilt washers dryers & refngerators 30 days war ranty N1ce Hupp s Appltan ces & Glassware Corner Rt 141 & Rt 7 446 8033 3 sets gold drapes & sheers 2 pc slightly used l tvtn groom sutte 1 love seat Call 614 256 6409 0548 Rtdtng mowe r 7HP 2 atr con dt t1o ners 2 rugs 6)(9 Call 446 0429 62 Ohve St Galhpal1s New & used wood & coal stoves 6 p1 ece wood hvmg room sutte wtth 6 1nc h flat arms $399 bunk bed s com ple t e w1th bunk1es $ 199 2 p•ece antra n l1v tngroom su1 tes S 199 ant ron reclin ers S9 9 other rec liners SBO m aple d.nette sets $179 box sprmgs & mattress tw m or full $100 set regular ftrm S120 maple dmette c hau s S35 wash stands S34 maple rockers S59 7 p1ece chrome drnette se1 S 149 5 p1ece dmette se t S99 used bedr oom sunes refr1ge r a tors range s chest dressers wrrn ger washers TV s dry ers & shoes Call 614 446 1981 Corvette hke new 1n11de & out 10.000 mtlea Call 614 388 9003 after FITEB j 6PM [J 1978 Ford Granada 6 cvl 2 dr , HT low m1 good condttlon Call 446-4942 ICORRETj rJ WHAT SHE CALLED THAT 50UR HU515AND OF HER:5 . K t HUMILEJ Y KI ~nswer HER"( Baby blue prom dress wtth hoop SIZe 7 $80 00 Phone 304 675 4208 the orcled leners to torm the surpnse answer as sug gested by lha above cartoon Jumble$ OIIT'f 56 Butldmg matenah block br~ck sewer ptpes wtndows lt nte l s etc Claude Wm ters R1o Grande Regtstered Ton1e Pom t H1 malayan femal e, 4 yrs old sp ayed and declawed 304 0 Ca ll 614 245 5 121 LUMBER Rough c ut oak poplm 2x4 2x6 2x8 1 •4 1 x6 1 )18 length ava tla ble 8 ft th ro ugh 16 ft Hogg S. Zus pan 304 773 5554 Now open for busmess Mountatn State BlocK At 33 N ew Ha ven Complete ma sonry supphes 4 12 block Delivery SfHVtce Phone day 304 882 2222 even mg 882 3239 a· Pets f o r Sale Boardmg a ll breeds Heated mdo or outdoor factltttes AKC Doberman pupp1es Stud Servtce Ca 11614 446 Pets for Sale 6757110 RegiStered Black German Shepherd. female dog 1 0 m onths old $150 00 304 576 2700 57 Musocal Instruments Peavey standard senes 260 300 watt head wtth Peavey c:a bmet wtth stx 10 spea k ers $400 Call 446 -8655 58 Fruot & Vegetables Harr1s Farms & Green Houses At 124 Por11and Oh Now open 10 duslc Farm Suppl1c s & Livestock 614 367 7220 Bnarpatch Kennels Profes stonal AU breed groom.ng Indoor outdoor boardmg fa ct!ttte s Enghsh Cocker Spa mel pupp1es Ca ll 6 14 388 9790 D r agonwynd Cattery Kennels AKC C h ow pup p1 es CFA Him alaya n Per stan and Sta m ese k1tt ens Call 614 446 3844 after 6 $25 Call 446 1526 5457 Bndesma1d or pro m dre!'ises S•zes 9 10 1 1 12 Call 614 992 6514 or 992 2855 69 St arcraft f old down camper With refn gerator walking exerc 1ser e•erc tser boke Call 992 6935 Four comet ary lo t s at GravP.I Htll Co m etary CheshtrP. Uttltty trader $350 C<J II 6149926846 Amenca n Cocker pup 10 weeks old BuH femal e cu t e• Ca ll 614 2 4 5 9502 Baby rabbtts S 3 00 eac h Call6 14 379 2216 AKC Re g Brtttany Spant el pups 1 m ale 2 f emales 7 wks old Champion bl oo d ltnes exc h unt tng sto ck Shots & w o rm ed Stre & dame can be see n Ourtng da y ca ll 614 992 2318 of ter 5 & week e nd s ca ll 614 992 2627 Dachshund pupp tes 1 2 wks old S25 each Call 614 992 2302 Camoufla ged Army C lo t htng Surplus R e n ta l Oentm clo thmg D1s cou nt Unton Mad e Adv erttstng Spec1a lttes H 0 Sam Somervtlle 30 4 675 3334 Pt Pl easant Open Frt Sat Sun 1 00 7 00 p m D s play East Ravenswood Pu blic Sal e & Auc1o on WINTER'S AUCTION SERVICE 3159 Antoques Sonce 1973 Now Booking Sales For 1984 Anttqu e cherry love sea1 pntt e rn ba ck match1ng c hatr $175 Also oak tee box All good condttton Call ~our personal property Turn mto cas h tn one day Th e Auc t1on Way ltcensed and Boncted 614 992 3079 In Oht o and W Va Membe1ot WV Au cltonw~ Pubhc Sale & Aucto on 61 Farm Equipment Tr oy Btlt t1tlers Check our spactal pnce before you buy any ttll ers Sw1sher lmple ment Co St At 7 N . Galh polls OH Call 614 446 0475 Due to death mu st sell 2 Qu on set style steel budd tngs Brand new never erected One ts 40x56 Call Wayne at 419 659 2494 New Holland 850 large round baler $4500 V1con wheel rake $460 Call614 63 BEAU livestock Regtstered Angus bulls. 1 3 yrs old exc blood hnes Slate Run Farms, Jackson Oh 614·286 6395 or 614 286 1787 49 spotted mare 304 675 150 6 Baby rabbtts pure bred Rex Oepo stt w tll h o ld till Easter sa 00 and ltp Ca ll 304 675 6430 Call 614-256- 1528 C FarmaH fast h1tch case trac tor 3 potnt Ford 2 row cult1va tn axel mechmery all m exc co n Call A C four raw no till a1r planter With monohne T1m Rock Farm 304 675 4308 Want to lease t obacco base Make an otfe r• Ca ll 446 1984 7 30PM 304 675 446 7687 1972 Ford wagon cow Cafl 614 698 4521 &3195 hawk. 6 Marlin Wedemeyer. Auctioneer 614 / 245·5152 - 614/ 388-8249 Opemng Sale w1ll be held on Saturday , Apnl 28 1984 at 7:00P .M. SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00P .M ITEMS SOLD ON CONSIGNMENT ONLY Route 141 to Route 775 - Follow Auctoon Sogns Patroot, Ohoo Refreshments Avaolable Not respons oble for accodent or loss of property Edwtn Wtnter - Auc1toneer Millwood WV p 7 44 S2 495 1 974 Volkswagen Beetle good cond Call 446 2787 or 446 7858 1 981 Dodge 01plomet 2 dr auto 6 cyl mce Call 4053 Cared for ltlte a baby ! 1980 Monza 4 cyl 4 spd 43 900 mtl es n e ver wrecked never patnted gold wtth wht te pmstnpe, saddel 1ntertor PS PO AM FM 8 tr ack rust proofed sport m1rrors & wheels We upkept many new parts Mtnt cond1t1on Call 614 388 9729 afte r 5 Call 446 1830 or 614 256 6485 alter 5 00 304 895 1971 Bu1ck Sky Lark au1o trans looks & runs good S300 Call 614 256 6278 Hay & Graon Northup Kmg co rn alfalfa & grass see d other farm seeds Call Vaughn Tavlor 614 245 5064or614 245 5815 after 8PM 304 882 2422 65 Seed & Fertilizer 1979 Mustang Ghta black grey lltnyl top Excellent cond1t1on A C a m f m cassa tt VB automat1c $3200 Call after 5 992 6843 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ANCUS ASSOCIATION HOUSEHOLD Genny lynn bed , oren bed, wockec cha1r , round oak table and 6 c hatr s and matchmg buffet 30 mch electnc stov e, apartment s1ze refrigera1or, dtne"e set, several rugs , beds, Onental floor l11mp, 011 lamps, sew1ng machme, NCR Cash regtster , 3 old lance jars Lots of glassware and and more furniture SYBIL BRITTON, GUARDIAN "\ r h• Go l lt(J Cut.Jnly r O•fgruund'> on us 35 ANGUS - World's Most Ellicoenl Bttf Breed! CAll DICK NEAl - 614 -388-8287 379·2540 8 Call 446 -2734 54 Mosc Merchandose •o:\.• .G Sears National Paint Sale WEATHER BEATER¥ flat white oa1n1 (30005R ) 99 8 IS06 GRAND CINTRAl AVI NUl VIINNA W Yl 2o10! CUI $8 304-295·113) Moa., TIMin., Prl. 10"" BEATER' s t~l n wh tle pa nt ]199 CUI $8 BEATER ' 10 wh1te sat n pa1nt (34015R) 1699 ,,, (15529) I $88 97 cl•atog p P<~ces a•e tle!> No"" a~a aDtt n <1uo AI' catalog SUI)ttlll'ITH-!1' I 511 ooong l!>l la IOI spra~c• omy As~ aoou• Sear5 SEARS 73 Vans & 4 W D 1967 International Scout 4 WO Co li 614 446 0319 1978 C 20 Chevy Sport van auto AM FM tape carpeted sport nms co 11ered spare ttre. rea' ladder S3 696 J ohn s Auto Seles 446 4782 Bulav1Ue Ad Galhpohs Oh Open ttl dark 78 Scout $2 500 77 Scout 52 250 or make offer Bo th V 8 au1o Call 614 379 2575 1960 W1lly s J eep runs good 6 cy hnder transm1s s1on motor for Amencan car Call 614 843 5274 Oddv sey mud cli mber S800 Willi s L:"dmgham Realtor •wtlhs T Le8dtngham. Realtor . Ph Home 446 95 39 • Ed Evan!l Ree11or Ph Home 446 0825 PH. OFFICE 446-7699 WHISPERING PINES II you want a substantial home located on a beau~!ul grove of r>ne trees come take a look 3 BR oanch den kolchen w/eat ong area kong .,ed LR ove rl ookrng pond WBFP w/ Buck stove AC 5 acres 1981 Suzuki 850l full dressed S 2.000 Call 614 256 1141 after 5PM Poss1ble loan assumplion Real Estate General 100 ACRES Paradose Lake old lashooned charm comes w13 BR farm grnul21. house Hamson Town shiP 95 ACRES Located on MergsCounly St Rt 124 Jim Owen & Co. Inc Ph 594 3543 C8 - Mergs Co mono Iarm Wrll landscaped 9 75 acoes wotlo 3 BR ranch style home II you loke your prov acy call rany a Real Estate General FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER Three acres woth a no cely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath, 12x15 lovong room and 24x24 famoly room Partoally carpeted fuel ool furnace woth facoht<es for woodburner 12x15 block storage buold· ong. 20x30 block garage Right off Rt 248, country settong •;, mole east of Chester Ohoo (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down starrs equopped woth kotchen. lovong room donong room and den , upstaors has two bed· room s and one bath house al so has ba se ment Lot soze appro• 48 x308' Needs work G53- Clean as a pon ready to move m 3 BR ran ch home If anc es woodburnf'r se1 up n1 pond s1le Now 1n mtd on 5 mtnes roll 1ng acre s close to good road Only ROEBUCK AND CO 1984 Broadmore 14x70 WAS l!4.995 SALE 113,995 - all descnbe \h1s home Prrced $74 900 By Holly Park 2 BR 6 on walls furnoshed 1 15,400 S14,400 ANTIQUES Pump organ secretary wolh curved glass door chaors stands 2 pockup loads ol small rlems & glassware ca mpao£n butlons all konds of small collectables old shoe shrne stan d rron keMie bell pedd ler dosplay, furna ce Thos os only a partoal lostong Many many more otems Eals Served Come lo stay all day. Terms Cash or Check wolh Posolove I 0 Not responstblt lor accodents or loss of property 2 BR gas hea l Sharp Featunng a tormal entry ltvmg room t'.'lth wb hreplace dtnmg room large spac tous tamtl'l' room wtth pai!O doors 4 bedrooms 2 full bath::. a com plete and modern k1tchen Th1s IS a very economt cal home to hv e m L~Jtge garage w1th lots of s1o1age space BMR 444 - NEW LISTING - POSSIBLE 8% LOAN ASSUMPTION - Brock & Ira me 3 BR oanch slyle house srtuated on 2 35 acres m/1 Includes lovong room lg ealon krtchen bath utoloty room f amoly room woth w b fireplace ~ectroc hea 1 Pussoble loan assumption Call and ~ect roc door opene< Ve"' well landscaped Pnced on the 60's Excellent klcatooro Kygeo Creek School Oostncl Shown by appl tor an appotntment WE NEED LISTINGS Foo Meogs Co Lostongs Cal l Che"'l Lemley 742 3171 Real Estate General STATElY HOME - Sttrng Jn 6)6 ae<e ol woodland and I 6aue; m11 can also be purcheised Only 2 rr nnu1~ hor1 1cit~ FPatures a formal entry 11vmg room ilnr1 rormal r1tntng ronm modern kttchen cozy famtly room wb f 1eplace 3 bed 1oom 2 bath ~ wtth tub and shower 2 car ga rage 811; anteresl ta 1e ass umablf' 1l' qualtled buyer Shown by app:1m1men t $16 500 - 198 1 KINGSBURY MOBILE HOM£ WI EXPANOO - P34- 10 acres m 11 Vmton Co 3 moles south ol Wrlkes S1de by stde ref freez er d1 <. hwas h1-" "C"\ ble ovens. hreplacP tn hvmg roo m Cen1ral an t (lr~f c o~ v Ufldt'IV Ill mg All you haVP to Oo IS mrwe 111 Monti ~ :u y tnent $273 prr month In Clt\1 school rlrshtct \.' vrlle on Rt 160 3 BRs 2 baths deluxe featu res slod NEW LI STING - o.m er N II 1a~e a mobllf:' hornF 111 nn tra::1P Modern 3 bed mom 1anc h n1ce tamtly ronm 13x24 I vmg room Modern eat 1r1 k1tche :"1 Cty schools Po<~ 1h i P nan assumpti Jn Proced only $33 900 00 mg mnror closet doo rs l1re pla ce concrete front porch and rear palm Fur mo re tnf o call Wor ley $65 DDfl - TARA ESTATES - 8 level ~ hedrco"' lo,nall'"ng room 2 car ~a rdgr Dec" tram C 9- 0 1a st• c re duct1on on tnc ranch typ e home on room and d1mng room La rge ta rml r k1tchen K;r,er CrePk Sc l1oo1 s 9 75 ac res m 11 All applo 2 37 ACRES - M eo~s Co mono fa rm all elec Mo1e or le s::. Count ry stmosphprP orly 4 m1les trom town Modern home 3 bedroom-; I ba ths 2 wb fireplaces hvtng room famtly room nei1ly dero•a led ~~t chf'n Garage 16x46 barn wtlh la1ge loh stall~ lo1 hoN" 01 ca ttiP 01\ schools 40 s Call Ta nya CHAMPAGNE TASTE - Ve"' noce hrrck In level 4 bedrooms al l OWNER fiNANCINGTO AQUAliFIED BUYER - Home Bu;,ne" car peted k1tchen w1th bar and dmerte den tam1ly room tee room 2 baths 3 car garage beau1tlul tn ground pool 4 acre<. Clt\1 schools posSI IJie loan assur1tptmrr or Re ntal proprrty Homr hilSbe~""n < omplelt>lv 1edone NPVw wtnn11 plumb1ng CiHflCI E'IC 3 bechoom<; ? b<~lh:. moUEtn k !chen mud room tam1 ly room 'llllllrrpl, r e l a1 f' hu ldrni uc,ed a' a bu s tn es~ Look th1s ov..,t '15.700 I 14,700 115,995 I 14,995 118,500 18,900 3 BR gag hea t s49Hc~~~~! MOBILE ~~p~~~~H. 1 Mole W of Holzer Hospot1l, Rt 35 PH . 446· 7274 ACRES - Mol( r 1 lr " ~Yi!Pr l r"r k r1JI 11 I lb6: Shull mobt le home 3tJP oroollt\ If d amoh 11 hr n • IH t ~~ur rn c•rl n #0649 86 PlANTZ SU BDIVISION - Easy termsmrleble You could assume the thts 12' mortgage wtth payment o1 $3 1S per month 1111:ludtn ~ \a,;es and lllSU r<J IICe Ranch mth 3 bedrooms lu ll basem ent BIDWELL - la ke a look al th o< noce ranch wolh J be<lruurns garage 2 level lots Vf'ry gonrl huy call lor personal s howtn~ of th1 s watm and 1nvlt1ng super clean Four Bedroom bnck home with Chandler kitchen. custom drapes, plush carpet, attached 2 car garage_. situated on 12 acres with stable, rail fences, swimming pool, garage · workshop . Immediate possession. home proced on the $60s #586 4 YEAR OLD HOME 5 ACRE S 3 bedrooms ranc h style on 5 acoes more or less woth approx 3 ~ acres tillable Barn and three (31 other storage buoldong; Some fencmg tn good shape Wood or coal stove located mMorg11n Twp LARGE COMMERCIAl BUilDING - ;o, HOME BUSINE SS AND EXlRA BU IL DING LOT'" mo II !>ace all lor unde1 $20 000 B1 f U1f'\ w1 U\f'd ~ , 1 I<1I1Gt l ;m d grocery Ccly 3 bf'rlr(l(llll nonlf woodbuoner C<Jrpon Only $28 900 For Sale By Owner Phone 446-8221 STATE RT 218 -- 3 hf'rlroo n hem~" 2 btll h'i ~1t ct1en fo1m(ll ltvu1~ room dmtm' f.:1mrlv room 1 9/0 ::.q H carrx;rt • rwf' r ~>d nat• o ca1pet and siM11rH' now <. l'ft' pal o Slot al t' bwldtttg I S o r~ morf' or les~ o~ '>thools lmmt• JtaiP r os<.e'\)on lias 4 000 sq H wo th wth tw o ad dthonal storage overhead l!vmg wuarter s 111 bd ck bedrooms LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOME IN CITY - f <<I A;e, ue ~1445 5 ACRES - 2 ACRES M/ l lot ,111 rt on S1 R 35 Gl)Ul Ltu ld n1 •tr Ha ~ c r1ob IE hJme ht ok up Wt ll 'll a1e• ~l<;r ~ Aoil l! 1Hr rtrl 1 1 '.lora~! Nce •ooded land wolh coun ly waleo avaolable E~cellent building s1te 3 m1les !tom LhOIJI ~ hulld111 g C1\ town #1125 POMEROY - Con lempooarv I ' land mo<' 01 le<' lHCt \\til P11ced tn t11e 50•~ ._ u'cHl oo An ar<r ol wooo p,' ' new I ore 11nanc ng NEW liSTING - A Ira one home srnong on 69 woodl and Mod ern 3 bedroom I Enclosed porch and Real Estate General BRICK HOME - FUll BASEMENT REDUCED TO $59 900 DO For sale or trade 3 ~Is rn Cheshrre 7 rooms 3 bedrooms 11\ wrth wood or coal burneo Nat gas hot water basement heatongsys tern modern step-saver kitchen all wood ms1de tum IS oak has 'Malta' wood Ira me wondows Must see lh1s noce large home Phone today lor showong #595 acte more or less w•lh fr Uit trees plus a th ree bedroom 1011 SQUARE FOOT BlOCK BUilDING Many uses - used to be a groce"' store now made onto a 4 room p( us bath home Fuel ~I heater rural water system plus dnlled w~l at Tycoon Lake #591 • 1974 MARSHFIELD 14x60 ........ s9200 · KESSELL'S ~t01y J b1- !ro n'> lar c.t 1o1 Exu' IPnl '>lruvr or ret 1rrme'1l hofTlr 3rd ~\r Pr t1c 1rt l!t 0 20' CITY PROPERTY - I I ca 1~ara8e plus 14 x30 uuddroog c aro KC sclo ools TIRED OF CITY Motile<Nature has provoded a pertect seltong wothon a lew moles ol Galhpol ~ yet rn the Crty School Syste m Large lovong room donong room 2 full baths unoque kitchen wrth plenty ol buo~ on cabonets and co nvenoerrt workong rsland Front porch plus 2 patros 2 car garage l ennO> heat pump wood burner and over 2 acres oil and 104 ACRE FARM 2 farm houses - one 6 roo ms and bath - one 3 rooms Wood burner heater 2 barns 2 chocken houses, cellar woth smoke house above All mrneral nghts go woth sale ApprO> 60 acres to liable and 44 acres pasture land Pnced to sell at $49 900 Don I let !hos farm get away #594 S17,500 117,900 FINANCING AVAILABLE, 10% DOWN UP TO 15 YEARS USED 1974 CASTLE 14x68 ............... 18995 1 ceram rc bath full ba se ment rec 1oom #593 CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM Noce large lol 100ft by 304 N 12ft by 60 It Proce mobolehome on e.:cellent cond1t10n 2 ca t garage rural water N1ce area close to Gallopolos Land home and garage all lor only $16 900 let us show you th1s one now #589 1984 Overland Park l4x70 By Holly Park 3 BR 2 full baths 6on wall s lurnoshed NEW LISTING - Beautol11 l L shaped ranch Thos home you •ould be proud to call home A ve!)' spac1ous and liveable home $79 000 Ask zella tong Pirone today « 1984 Overland Park 14x70 aor co mpressor 3 rototollers chaon lalls many smallotems CARS & TRUCKS 1978 Old Regency lul l power 1978 ford Super Van E250 42 000 actual miles 1977 ford statoon wagon good co ndrtoon 1974 ford statoon wagon 1977 Dodge lo ur door 1973 Dodge 2 ton dump lruck heavy duly 1962 In( tractor 25 F<uehaul lraoler woth gram bed Honda motor boke I 00 hke new go ca rl 125 Honda electnc 100 Kawasakr band sa w radoal arm sa w droll press grrnder moscellaneous otems GUNS Harrr ngton Roc hardson Ul lr a Rrllle 7MM magnum woth sco pe Ruger M77 bolt actoon nile Smoth & Wesson Mo del 67 stamless steel 38 specoal revolver New Mossbergh 500 20 gauge woth 25 '& 18' ba rrels pump shotgun New Moss bergh 500 12 gauge woth 4 barrels 22 revolver woth holsl er Smoth & Wesson 12 gauge shotgun 30 30 Won ches ter saddle gun Mossbergh 12 ga uge pump gun BMR 389 - OWNER SAYS SEll TOOAYI Youo lamoly wrll enroy the <oomoness ol thos house lnclues 4 BRs 2 baths LR OR buolt on krtchen Sotuated on lar ge corner lot Close to town n coty sc hOol drstroct (Green Elem I Call to see thos one1 d ry basement mineral s are 1ncluded Close to mmes peach trees ntce peacef ul set GOOD TASTE AND GOOD BUY- CROUSE BECK ROAD Beautolul 3 to 4 bedooom two & one hall balhs 2 car garage extra large !otchen leadrng to sundeck overlookon g a beautolul 20 by 40ft on ground pool famoly room wothlore place Extra lol avaolable Superb condobon Call lor personal showong #51 4 1984 Broadmore 14x70 Total electroc 2 BR 2 full balhs hreplace furno shed Bonnre Stutes. Realtor BMR 436 - EXCELLENT STARTER HOME With 2 BRs LR OR noce krtchen ubllf'l and new bathroom Carpetd throughout Screened patoo carport la <ge lot Call lor apporntrnent G54 - Almo st Heav en sot trng hogh on Parner s Rodge 33 acres love ly 3 BR brock home 1'' baths load s ol )Oboard s on a large coun tr1 kotchen qualrty ca rpet DUTCH STYlk : HJOMS COUNlRY HOME " -./C'ATHEORAL CEiliNG 4 bedrooms 2'' ba lhs lully Approxomately 2 ac res of land equrpped eaton kotchen lor 2 baths 3 bed oooms vertocal mal dmmg room fam1ly mom wood s1dtng n•ce m!X.Iern step woth wood burner twv car gar saver kolchen gas r A furnace age wrlh auto opener Style laoge lrvong room Land ha~ a beauty charm and comlort spnng_ loshong pond apple and INVESTMENT INCOME Need a home plus an oncome who doesn f1 We golru sl whal you need' Lovely modern stone horne plu s 10 rental motel unots on ex cellent condobon Completely lurno shed all you have lo do > move on Appro< 8 acres and stocked pond Located on aState Ho ghway Yo u can own your own busmess Just call for more details #599 1984 Broadmore 14x70 Total elect11c 3 BR 2 full baths, frt kolchen furnoshed 446-4206 Steve McGhee 'R.enl~ 446 1255 BMR 442 - OWNER SAYS REDUCE' 1974 Shult7 mobile home (12<651 Top Out onclurl<>< ' ~" dll\¥, arpe( awnong & patoo srtuated on I acm on~ Sale r en . '"'uded Cof'l sc hools Was $20 000 now $1790L ca ll tor detarls' 3 bedrooms home lovong mom !rlchen woth buolt on cabonels utoloty room lull basement and garaRe that rs partoally converted onto a den Union oshed room woth a heatolaler hrepla ce N•ce fenced rn yard Call for detaols #491 11()00°0 Off On All New Homes In Stock Total elecl11c 3 BR 2 full baths furno shed M~GKEE ANYTIME Call 446 0552 Anylome Beth Null 245 9507 1 a c iPS ul IJ<lotoal ba1hs kt1 chf'n I vtn g room basement Pnr e!l oool1 $28 500 00 Re a l Estate General baths lamlly room dmmg room n1ce modern ranch style home Makes the Difference Quality SATURDAY, APRIL21, 10 A.M. ~wf #602 April Super Savings Sale Total eleclrr c 2 BR lurn oshed REAL ESTATE Broker Auctooneer Real mce home Mobole Homes for Sale Shop Kessel's Where STUTES $39 BOO Ask Zelia onterested contacl The Home Natoonal Bank on Racone 949 2210 PEACEFUl AREA 32 Real Estate General #0134 A hall 1984 Broadmore 14x70 LONNIE E NEAL - AUCTIONEER 614-367-7101 Call 304 675 1367 CUT $95Crallsma n atrless SILVER BRIOGE PLAZA mowers small 1974 D o dge lf.. tan f1ve seated cab over loaded sprtngs, good 318 motor #322 ••• WEATHER Farm woth consognment auctoon at the Jack Hagetl y Farm I mile N W of Wolkes~rlle Oh on State Rt 160 TRACTORS 1979 Long tractor Se nes 610 Massey f erguson 35 doe se l, 2-9N Fords Farmall 8 EQUIPMENT 2 990 In! hay condolooners New Holla nd 9 2 ndtng 895 3696 Call 614 992 6846 ••• ISears I mower con d • good truck to pull trader 390 engme 304 175 cc Kawasaki trm1l & road btke 100 cc Yamaha road & dirt b1ke Call 446-8648 after 6PM 388-8826 WEATHER 133005) PUBLIC AUCTION 501 Ford 1973 G M C Astro 95 318 Oetro1t engme 10 speed Fuller transm1sston 1 1 x22 6 t1re steel belted rad1al tubeless S5 000 00 76 Ford F150 very good REAL ESTATE Motorcycles HAPPINESSFOR SAL£ - Qualrty buoll hnck ra ncli eat on kotchen READY TO FINISH FURNITURE CUSTOM FINISHING HAND CRAFTED ITEMS GIFTS. or Yoor M oney BacK AUCTION Phone 304 896 3654 2195 Sat,slactton Guaranteed 949-2033 OR 992·7301 Call each Call 614 742 2480 74 54 Mosc Merchandose Public Sale & Auctoon DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER lanet PS PB. AC, AM FM radoo 1977 C hevy Scotsdale ptckup 6 cyl std sh1ft spoke wheels S 1 500 00 good co nd1ton 304 675 patnt sprayet D 1979 Ford F 160 1969 40 f1 Trar1Mob11e spread axle trader Side kn , new brakes good rubber . 9Q')d cond1t1on $3000 4 10:00 20 tires, 80 percent rubber rtms & tubes $150 Virginia l. Smith Real Estate General 1978 Trans Am automa tiC loo k s goo d ex tras $4500 or b o Call 6 14 992 5620 after5pm Posotove I 1 980 yellow Chevy luv 4 spd AM·FM tape real clean. $2.995 1980 blue Chevy luv 4 spd AM FM tape. camper top real ntce $3 196 John s Auto Sales 446 4782 , 8ulavoll e Ad Galhpolts. Oh Open til dark Trucks for Sale 446-2206 or 1982 Oldsmobtle Ftrenu a c p s p b auto trans miSston 20 000 m1les Cash Coll992-5468 St Rt 124 72 z•;, ......, .......... , o.s D1scontmu1ng Busmess So W1ll Sell All the Inventory. OWNERS - TRAVEL CAMPER, INC. Dump 366 gas cheater axle InSulated bed arr brakes $8000 Three ule equ 1p ment trailer, $1000 12 ton umt truck crane. $4000 304 675 3206 Callfoonoa Ranch Brock 2200 sq ft woth beautoful wood· work large lovong ooom woth foreplace ad1acent donong room fa moly room woth buolt-on barbecue on stone wall ceramoc baths woth glass shower enclosure doors. 3 spacoous bedrooms (one woth buolt· on desk/cabonet area). all electroc kotchen woth new cabonels and formoca top whoch oncludes doshwa sher dospo sal and relrogerator A 15x20 It patoo woth slate tole and new alumonum awnong woth wrought oron posts and large Warm Mornong gas groll A regulatoon badmonton court, 17x47 cencoete slab odeal for badmonton. basketball shuff le board. etc wolh large outs ode light for noght use workshop and storage area on basement w1th metal B!lr.n dnnr" MdnsP.d vara11e Cen· tral aor condotoonong Thermopane wmdows 12 · onsulatoon on ceolongs and 6 onsulaloon on utenor walls Carpetong throughout house except one large bathroom Gallipolis coty schools and excellent neoghborhood whoch has Neogh· borhood Watch One of Sprong Valley's nocest homes 68 Cam ero R S new ttres 327 engtne 4 spd S1100 Call 614 949 2773 Wolfte cour 5e mower Many lawn mowers LOCATION 4th Street, Mason WV W akh for ~ 1 gns The periDnal property ot Lo"1e Fruth $67 ,000 $7300 Call 992 5607 Garden seeds plants Ken nebec seed potat oes $8 50 Fertllt zer fteld seeds Boso Agn Center 446 2463 1976 GMC FOR SALE Nearly new 3 Bedrm • 2 baths, full basement 2 barns on 8 ac level all road frontage W1ll co nSider tnuler on trade FOR SALE BY OWNER auto , atr spd. t8000 1978 Ford Xl T PICkup, auto runs good , S2 400 00 auto Fergu son mower Ford mower I new 3 pornt dose 2 brush hogs 1-3 poonl sc oop 2- 2<1 2 plows 3 poon t hotch 1- 16' plow 1- 16 dra g plow 1- 9 loot reel ly pe gull 11 A.M. cash or checks with positive I D " Not cesponslble foe ltclclenll or loss of proper1y" cyl 1975 Internationa l road tractor, 903 Cu mm•nga, 10 Real Estate General Real Estate General 1979 8wck Sky fenders e7B Coli 614-266 1260 614 388 9905or614 367 7524 AM-FM $4 195 1981 2 d< Chevette Trucks for Sale good cond , $3.496 $475 1 304 576 2919 Bt 1982 Am ertcan M otors AMC Sptrt1 6 c yl auto atr 3 Yeahng bulls 2 years old 64 614 985 4367 1977 Ford M ustang Cob ra II 302 4 sp new exha ust good cond SBOO 1 304 576 -2919 after 4 p m ter 4 p m 675 6430 Steer for beef Trucks fo r Sale Phone· 304 446 0577 1979 Ford Thunderbtrd low mileage good cond1t1on 3885 s 3 500 00 1 969 VW Bug new shocks & ttres runs good 4 speed S3 750 Oa1ry goats Alp.nes and Lamanchas. buck and doe k1ds and mtlkers Call 304 1979 Chrysler Cordoba very good cond1t1on , fully equtpped good gas mileage 1972 Cad1llac Coupe full power climate control ste reo loaded very c lean excellent condttlon Call 1 979 Camara exc cond low m11 eage AC . power wtndows tilt AM FM Must see to apprec1ate Call 446 42 cross bred cows wrth calves to freshen S490 per cond 895 38 12 1982 CheVf!ltte AM FM A C sports strtpes 1port s mtr rora sport wheel s $4 600 PATRIOT AUCTION HOUSE Aso ~n Lie. & Bonded-Ohio & WV Lie No. 6684 $550 Bentley p1g Sale Tues Apnl 24 7 JOPM Fayette County Fa•rgraunds. Wa sh~ngton C H Selling 150 head Duro cs Hamp duroc atha the Crossbndge bar roows & gilts 513 584 Ca ll 614-843 5253 1968 $ 1 900 00 5393 67 Ftrebtrd convertible fully restored exc cond Call 614 379 2726 Good type Stmmental her efer polled age 7 months 1969 Camero 350. 4 speed 1983 Ford Ranger, 4spd , 4 cyl 2 tone brown & tan l ong bed stepbemper Road ltghttl match.ng topper For sal e or trade $6896 Call 614·426-6725 2398 675 1242 exc Fayette County Fa~rground Wa sh1ngton C H Ohto 125 to 1 50 head Hampshtres Suffolks- Crossbreds From Schlichter Spracklen Hak ola & Cornett flocks Call 79 Z 28 Camaro . 84300 Call614 992 6846 1976 Aabbtt located at Travel Camper Inc , north of 1270 at 8241 North H1gh Street, Wester· v1lle, Oh1o. SATU RDAY , APRIL 21, 1984 • 12:30 P.M. 1985 Thunderbird two 1948 Jeeps Phone 304- 388 6561 John's Auto Sales , 446 4 782 8ulav1lle Ad Galhpo Its. Oh Open ttl dark Want t o lease tobacco allot ments Mason Cabell Pu t nam Cou nty Call Andy Stgler Morgan s Woodlawn Farm At 35 304 675 22 75 or 304 736 2342 REGISTERED ANGUS SALE s 500 992 3316 72 Best ltnle Club Lamb Sale In Oh10 Thursday April 19 Wanted to Buy 773-5785 or 773 5430 5079 Mercury Cougar and 1968 AMX Calf 304 882 3145 AM FM tape Hay S 1 60 per bale Phone RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER: 1976 Vega , good work car 1976 Chrysler Cordoba red & black 2 door excellent running condttlon Call 614 mo wer lnternat• onal mower s1de mo unt I m~tcella~us 614 388 9905 or 446 9644 1976 Ford Granada $400 or w11l trade for truck of equal value 304·675 PM 304-675 5730 SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1984 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, APRIL21 1984 trans, good gu mileage. Nc cond. $1 895 Cell 321 2 Rouoh Avo Pt. PI ask 1or Jim l1vely Pubhc Sale & Auctoon 8 New truck fenders & doors Chevy fenders $84 96 Chevy doors 8175 Ford loaded new paint. excellent co nd Call 446 4942 Call 614 367 7490 614 949 2013 62 1976 Gremlin X clean. a-c low mileage $900 firm auto For Sale or Trade - Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Poinl Pleasant, W. Va. 72 61 100 00 304 675 1600 C hevy 3 yr o ld Reg Angus bull very gent le, good blood ltne Sale 15, 1984 - -- - - - 1977 Mercury Monarch PS, PB, AC. 302 V 8 Autos for 71 1974 Old a 98 Roc 2 dr . HT Call 446 3101 742 2038 or 742 2521 Super small h1tch tors tnuler Autos for Sale 15, 1984 1976 Olds 442 exc cond 68 000 mtlea, $2 300 00 Ca ll betwen 3 00 and 7 00 Call 614 367 0541 TACKLE 235 4 Rat Te m er pupptes Ftrewood for sa le $20 00 p1 ck up $30 00 delivered 304 675 2991 b e f ore 11 00 AM or after 6 00 PM 8 BUBBLE Wha t a g1r l who wanls to be marned has 10 55 Buoldmg Supphes 56 AFOOT know how to do - TtE A 1 rea l ntce baby car seat l o cu st post st ra tght and so ltd Pnced reasonable Cell 446 7993 anyt tme ~mange Now I XXI Xr r X1 X) Yes terday 5 1 l Answer 71 ~-------- (AnSWtltS Monday) Whtte Eastor bunntes Ped1 gree R e~e also red weanmg thts weok Call 6 14 245 992 2395 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 61 4-446 2282 c., ,_,_ _ _ Pool tab le 8 ft regulation SIZe 304 675 6149 $35 00 organ lowery one year old $1200. Grand father clock $900 one year old S450 25 floor mode l color TV $699 00 $400 1 complete Ht Fa system 160W wtth 15" J Bl speakers $900 $450 all less than two years old Ca ll at 167 lynn Dnve 1n N ew Haven WV C harles V Humphreys model uaed cars Smith Butck·Ponttac. 1911 East ern Ave • Galhpolla Call 256 6569 45 Colt O h1 o bnthdav co mmerattve new a ll pap ers $800 fum Also Whtt e s metal dectectors Cal l 446 Washer s dryers refngera .. tors ranges Skaggs Ap phan ces Upper R1ver Rd bestde Stone Cres1 Mote l --- Autos for Sale TOP CASH patd for late DYLAL I KJ 71 byHonriAITI<*IondllabL.H Unscramble theM four Jurnb6el one lefttf' to each square to fonn lour ordmary words 773-5846 16 x6 wood st orage bwld mg Ca11446 7751or614 ~ ~ ~ ~~ · l•vmg room couch 2 cha 1rs coffee table 304 Judy Taylor G roomtng Call GOOD USED APPLIANCES j"}~f.\.ftfj)'i} ~n<ATSCAAMBL£11WORDGAIIC 304 773 5397 7795 446 3281 aher SPM 8 18 000 btu Blr cond brand new used so• t1mes large Sunday ca ll s 614 446 0 322 53 54 Misc . Merchandise Hill CREST KENN ELS 8 HP Bolens ga rden tractor 32 m m ower deck $500 Call April Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. SPRING VAlLEY SUBDIVISION Vacant ~Is Nrce soze burldong klts woth all ufolo~es thece Lot "'e 1018 by 17 11 Better gel um now #456 I 57 ACRES - 7 ROOMS Noce horne Central aor rural water system large lamoly room 26'>'£1 Garage stooage buoldong, storm wondows and doors Nice home See ol now z m m 0 m 0 zm ::: . !::: - "' z ~ MAKE THIS YOUR NEW ADDRESS - 205 z Koneon D11ve fh os ranch style home otters 3 bedrooms lO dO d nmg ro om ktlchen large ~ o 11\ lllg room laund1y two stmage room s at tac hed gara ge carpe t ng ~ nd central atr ~ ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRI CK HOME? Then lh• s may be 1ust the one Co nven en tl\ located on Rl 35 West lho s home oiler s a large ltvm g room dtn1ng ro om 3 bedroom 1aundr~ room 1 1 ~ bath s equ tpped k1tchen carpeltn R ce n1ral atr ancf a ? car gara ge m overhead crane olftce and ba ths Fo rm er!) ~ used l or boat sale s and tepatr l ocated across .- lrom So lveo B11d ge Plaza wolh access lo lhe Vi Oh o Rrv er Potent1a l unl1m1ted .... -z JUST GREAT FOR A LOG HOME' 12 acres m' I appoo< 710 II level1 oad lrontage Ru<a l wa fer available Clo se to 1own Ca ll for more tnfor mat wn m ~ com pactor mterco m central a1r 2 ca r ga rage o utohty bldg deck and a 20<40 rool Beaulo lully landscaped i .... "' :::! OHIO RIVER LOTS FOR SALE - NORTHUP - ASSUME 8'1r% LOAN on thos "' lovely 3 BR b<ck ra nch Seven year old beauty Z has 1488 sq It ollovo ng plus a 2 car garage :;: Spe coal leatu oes are a 16x24 LR l'n baths m 0 z !;:! < . cenhal a1r range re fng wa sher and rl tyer GUY AN TOWNSHIP - I 08 acoes ma<e ooless located so 11lh ol Mercervrlle App<ax 20A lol labl e balan ce wood s tobil cro ba se Owner will helo l1nan cr VINTON AREA - II 77 ACRE S M/ l - Olde r lwo siDry frame home has 3 or 4 BRs lrvrn g room kotchen bath carpetong woodburnong stove $17900 -"'z DON T LET THIS SliP BY' - ADDISON DAVI S LANE - I "' story lrame home lealures 3 BRs I ~ baths kolche n LR bedrooms patoo doors sunder< caorroon g KC Sc hool Oostro ct CREMEENS ROAD - 53 acre s m/ 1 Ten acres tollable balance woods Remod eled home I ~ Well kept ra nch stones 7 rooms and bath new std1ng new home fea tures natur al wood s1dtng deck, well excellenl 24x40 slee l buoldong Several old burldrngs Only $37 500 • G'l cen t aor woodburnong stove carport carpet ong and brand new drapes Appro< 1700 sq . ft of hvong space wh rch oncl ud es 3 BRs. 2 c baths LR fR donong room and krlchen m located rust monutes lrom town on the coty 0 school doslroc! Call for an appoontment trac s of woCld land nfll'i nvatlilhiP r1r11nmn~ th o u ~aPd~ ot ac res of ~ o verr,ment l.lnd Publ r hun ttn g lt shmg ,1nd c.1mp 1ng pf'rm•tted Prtces star! al $3'JOO wtlh I nanctng avatfab lr nea1 town le~tu res 2 lam tf ~ 1oom s onr w11lt large stone hre plarr and ua!l o door s othrr has a bar 3 BRs dream ktlchen ha s cook top mtcJowavc eye lev el oven OW d1sp all(l range 14x 24 l!v tng room dmP1tr (alpflm g and 2 car ga rage GOOD liVING FOR SAL£ 1 - 78 acres roo I Lovely bnck and trame ranch dt~Piii'I'S 2 bath~ 2 BR; l 6x2 ~ kttc hen..,. th wa ::.her d1ye1 dou hiP oven 1ange relr1 g OW d1sp Lar ge 11vm g room artdt cral 1 replace Ma ste1 bedroom 1s 16>18 Cel la' hou se shed and 30x50 bmr 4,1 acres of pa st u1e w• th spnng ;~ nc1 loca teri m Ches twe lwp pon rl BEEF CAITLE COUNIRY - 132 acres mostl y Remodeling underway New msu la twn w1rtn g plumb1ng w1 ndows and furnace S ~yl t g ht s m !::: z"' :;: room two story home l en ture ~ two ba ths d1nng room k1tche n wtlh new cabtnets d1 sh wa sher car petmg !• re place full basement gas heat blod 3 ca r ga rage vtnyl s1dm g level tot w1 th highway f ronta~e on Uppe1 Rl 7 l ocated 3 m1 le) below Eur eka Dam Ideal fot campmg bUI Idtng or mob1l e homes ~ c COMMERCIAl OR RESIDENTIAl - Tho s none Pn ced reduced lo $39 900 z stu1y l rame olcler home Nr th seJPn room s t~nd bath ~. ou n ty water 16x60 conr:rete s1lo co rn ct b e~ ut pmen 1 shed mtl khou5e and barn On pavf' d 10ad THIS ONE HAS IT All ' - fxceploonal home G'l A STYLE Of ITS OWN descnh"' lhos lovely whole bro ck home wotlo 31 00 sq It 3 or 4 bed rooms 3 baths 70x40 fR don ong worn kitChen wtth OW d!SOl miCrowave and tra sh LOT S OF POTENTIA L - GREEN TOWNSHIP - IROam laom located rn Norlhup ar ea Two OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE - In I he wildr< ness of thr WaytFJ N] \l unal rores! Stn 9 acre COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62>80 all sleel constructoon -.rh lrreproo t onsulatron has z "' Z .... "'.... z G'l "' z GREENFIELD TWP 74 ACRES more or less Tobacco base 16x20 shed 34x40 barn Pnced at $29 500 clea n h1 ll pa sture good len crs 11 } stor y home large barn tobac co ba se fronts on 3 ruad::. ne ar Mudsoc k Pr 1ced red uced to $56 900 COULON TASK FOR A BETTER LOCATION - Handsome Vrctonan home offers 3 BRs 11 batl1 s laundry room ltvmg ro om fam1ly room carporl un attac hed garage 16x32 lenced pool Kotchen has oa nge rel11 g OW and dosp Nat gas heat and alu m sod ong located at th e edge ot town Call lor an appoonlm enl PRICE DRASTICAllY REDUCED' OWNER SAYS SEll THIS MONTH' - Roo Centerpoont Rd (Cherry Rodgel Appro> 75 acres woodland lronls on 2 roads county water avaola ble $150 per acre NEW LISTINGS NEEDED . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED BRAND NEW DUPLEX - Goeat INVESTMENT lor I he buyer 1 Lo ca l ed on Graham School Rd Each un1t after\ 2 BR<. b<Jih lt\.tiH~ too111 wlh lt'lf t~ m~ iHlr1 !II '. !) l,lUn ll ry Ia ~E' carport rr ntrftl a11 and s 1ua ~e a1ea k 10 1£'11 \I0\1 30 ACR£ SM ' I HARRISON TWP - $27 000' I )!Ur¥ I ern e cl!p r<. 3 GRj bdtl <1 ntr ~ IPJ 1r1g kll ctH'n w1111 tar! r alufll ( torn):; /4x60 barn nobtlr ~ ornp hon ~ ur ~ncf l \00 lb to b1C CO bil~e Celli !o1 (Ill rlPfJOintm~ 111 m m 0 m 0 z m ~ CE NTENARY - 101 FOR SALE - Sup" luta ttO n 93 t1 !r onlap£ on Routr !11 Ct1 unh Wil t •r ava la1Jif> AsktnJ' $fi 11 00 HEY MR INVfSTOR - )n 11iln mov t tnt o lhts OIIP and Pil VYOIJI p.tymPnl~ 1"\ tlh thf' Pn t h om z m a m the othe1 tw o [)unlr~ nnub1!-' 'r' tth a•1d a l enc ed pOOt ca n h~ ycur r? "i! l dwp E' • un I s absolu tel'l' lo\elv Ru "l• w(l ll\ 3 BR ~ loft wcoo bu n1•r be iHTl f'ti ~ Ptll 11 l RR<; t~ va lla ble n tr ont uml w11 h K! ( I •n I v•nr •oorn c ht mn Ci lo r .'I JOO hLIIlf' bN mr'l t ba t'1 Doublt wtd e 11!\S 3 BR k t ~lt n I v ng roo11 '!::: and ballo VI z m ~ .... lOVELY TO LOOK AT - ~ p "'"'" to owoo' Hilnr1some ran ch ofh I\ over ?300 jQ 11 of lt v tng space 4 BRs 2 bal hs ~li c hen "'th eyP level range cooktoo DWan ddi~ D 18xl8 tam 1ly room w1lh f1r r placr l;~ rr.r livmr, rnom w th bow wmdows l;wndrv dtntllr: ICl(l tll wtl h ltrP pla ce c z ~ z m ~ m 0 FHA VA SPECIAl - 3 bedooorns mam lenace tree home [Veteriln s no rlown piiymen!) (rHA ~ buyeos app<ox $1 150 down l Located on ~ Rod ney Vollage II .z .... iii nANNY "' BLACKBURN =:;: 446-0008 NEW LISTINGS NEEDED G'l z 0 NEW LISTINGS �15, 1984 Oh1o--Pomt Boats and • Motors for Sale 1979 Mondo CBX 8 cvllndor tllver bl1ck mint cond new tlr.. fairing Cell 448 0848 ofttr &PM 81 Su.1ukl 8!50 ful l dre11 •h•ft 710 1971 l-londo •aoo cond 750 Honda motorcycle Call 814 992 8848 900d drive 12 400 00 2480 See at Quail Cruk Tre ll er Park l o t 7 1 Rodney u.c cond 304 BB2 · Call 446 9590 Boat s and M ot ors for Sale 75 1980 H arley Sport st er mo tor c yc le 6000 m 1tes 1 owne r $ 2600 9 9 2 33 16 1980 K aw askt 1 300 Sha ft d n v e 13 050 m 1les Verv good co nd1t1on Ca ll 614 992 7 110 afte r 5 p m 8 30 Lm 10 8 30 P m Bott & 1 1otor repair• of all lclnda Propeller tervlce. •II mek11 3 d•v• Uve belt & tackle Canter 1979 Harl e y Da v 1d1on Ele c tr a G hd e c laSSIC man v ft)(tras lo w mil eage garag e S5 000 o r best st o red o ffe r 30 4 675 1 2 59 1974 Yamaha 250M X e)( ce ll ent co ndtt1o n w 1th e)( t ras 1974 Ho nd a XR 75 Lurv '• Boat Service, NOW OPEN MlnnKot• Service 88 Mtln Street Coolville 814 887 8807 Correc t Craft & Sk1 Su prem e famtly sk1 boats New & used Parkersburg WV 3 04 422 8433 o r 304 42 2 2367 C hns Cr af t 36 ft CCibtn cr u1 se r w tth tr a tltn S12 000 Ca ll 6 14 2 4 5 S e a Eagl e Inflatable b o at 11 w1th floorboards seats a lum o ars motor mount b ellows pump Take any where cost S 450 New u sed tw1ce must sell S295 Ca n be see n after 5 p m 5032 o r 30 4 675 17 31 304 675 3485 1 9 8 2 Kawasak• KX 2 50 M o to r cro ss goo d runn 1ng shape $ 9 2 5 or be st ott er Ca ll 30 4 6 7 5 7 86 9 after 5 3 0 PM 10 ft f• shmg boat 20 HP mCJt o r trailpr trolling m o tor , s wtvel &eat s C ~l446 3637 76 s 1 9 95 Auto Parts 3 04 896 3654 304 675 6912 6{4367 041 4 m o tor to f1 t Chewy l uv tru ck 304 6 75 5462 78 81 304 676 2088 4660 Co rnmerc1al and res1den h al free esttmates Call 614 2 56 1182 M arc um Ro ofmg & Spout m y Now mstalllng rubber ro o f s 30 years expenence specutltzlng m bu11t up roof Cell 614 388 9857 Alum vmyl s1dtng storm d oor s wmdows gutters roofrng and ro om addtt1on 79 Motors Homes & Camp ers Call 614 367 0409 TEAFORD BURD E TT E CAMPER SJIL ES & SERVICE U S Rt. 50 Coolville Oh 614 6 67 3386 VIRGil 8 SR 21& r 2nd St 19.76 25ft W1lderne ss exc cond fully self c ontame d AC awn1ng full bat h Must se el to apprec iat e $4 995 Phone ].(614 )·992·3325 '"t" NEW LISTING - 2 O€droom <:~ncJ Call 6t4 367 0350 13 ft self c o ntamed Le1 sure Produ cts campmg trade r Ha:S ev erythm g Call 446 41."38 aOOut one acre m lower Po rneroy lor only $1 7 500 NEW LISTING - Remodeled 7 1\ 0RTH Remodeling , s1dmg, mter~or and It)( tenor textured coat eng s1mu1a1ed bnck and stucco Thermo replece ment wmdows 304 675 1560 lntenor e xtertor pamtmg textured ce11Jng 304 676 1573 ., fA !>!T .+ 71 • JI ll U II KQJ IU 9 5 +• ~ • KJ • l U !:Ill ti . • ~ 1L East s las t dta mond South the n 1, ., d ., a s p <.~ de to dum m)' s ace f o1 a V1enna SOl Til ·~' ' • ft 52 + ~ 1\ 1J J !(I H Vulnerable North South Deale r SVuth \lorlh zt z• Pas" 3• l'a ss I'ass Plumbong & Heatmg 1+ F .1, 1 'iulllh I+ 1 "~ I il ~~ ! 1so.. Coup The coup w!ll produre squcer.e 1f e1ther opponent holds th ree hearts and th e :spade ktng South now ruffs <~ t hird d1a mond to mak e sure th a1 East IS ou t of that i.l ~• b+ I ~ ~~ Opemng lead +K SUi t Sout h 1s not go 1ng to bnng l11 e <ontract home tf Wes t hol ds the ktng of spades but as th e cards !J e South ..:an wa l k the streets of Vienna m per h:d safet y Trumps a re r un and the lt>ad of the l as t trumr pro thr<'e t ard end1ng South hold s th e queen of ::; podo and tw o hea rts Dum m y has K Q 3 of hea rts West s hand doe sn t matter He would be squeezed tf ne h<1d ~ ta rt e d w1 th four heart . , but E ast hold s those card s and 1s now sto ne co ld dea d To kee p h1s kmg of spade s E ~ s t has to d1 scard a heart se ttmg up dumm v s three of hiarts fo r the 13th t n ck •N EWSPA PER ENTE RPRISE ASSN 1 du ces exp Cal1614 388 9652 CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATING GENES DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN 133t +" Y.f'sl PAINTING 1ntertor and 8)( tenor plumbmg, roofmg som e remodeling 20 vrs Fetty Tree Tr•mmtng stump removal Call 304 675 t 6 .til mates 304 675 2296 82 sc otchguard water extrac t10n deodouzers FREE estt mates Reasonable rates G en e Smtth 992 6309 \'O, I\ ~1 \H Sl STEAMER Water removal, furniture cleanmg free estt 4 14 at • u :l In today s hand SouLh 1s m <.1 sh ght ly optumsttc sev en clu bs Nor th s seH·n cl ub ta ll wa s the st ret ch that gave South pr oblems South IS forced to wm the f1 rst tn ck wt th his ace of diamonds He en ter s dum mv wllh a high heart so that he <.: a n lead a dta mo nd and ruff 1t m h1 s hand thus getting n d of wha t he thinks ts Cor Fourth and P•ne Galltpohs Oh1o Phone 614 446 3888 or 614 446 4477 SHULAW S Plumbmg and Heatmg R1 2 Neal Road Pomt Pleasant W Va 304 675 5420 l•censed and Insured By Oswald Jacob y and James Jacoby I he Vienna Coup suppos edl y played by th e best pla\ er m V1enna som P I ~0 \ €IUS ago 1s a beauttful play 11 LonsJsts m playmg a top Lard of a suit so th at an npponent now has an es tab ll shed wtnner m Lhal ~ ut t a nd mu st hold on to It Real Estate General I E lol above garden Askrng $39 900 . lined sheet MIDDLEPORT ~a ~ n A r"l hM on !h1" J rm onp II ho ' lt' levello115> 190 Onlv $16 000 POMEROY - ftlh I I[ 1-' I <:IOIV nonw has 3 brdrown htil N?J te1 hf'JI morlf'rn krt 10 1., n~ Hid ru ll ba PmP11l Ju ! $] 9 000 ne II o rr1 tr arn e on 1 le ~e l lots Nt-d " hoo ' A\k ~~ ~ $25 000 SYRACUSE - Judy DeWitt Realtor 388-8155 J Mernll Carter. Realtor 379-2184 Becky lane Assocoate 446 0458 Cathy Pope. Assoctate. 379-2748 Margaret Boyant Assoc~ate 145 91n .LOCATED ONLY I BLOCK lrom sc hool and srluated along 2 story home ts prese ntly arranged apartments however can be converted h<~ r k tn <1 nalt=~ brr"'"l• ft1 1 ~ • Witdence •• •• •• lot Pr ced 1n thP md 50 <; = __L__LJ_ u_l ! __j REALTOR® m Real Estate General REDUCED on lhrs story Federal bnck homelocated 1 St Gallroohs 3 bed1ooms 2' bat hs cenl " ' l01mal drmng l l room ltbrarv lam ly rm decks and man\ more amen tltes today lor dll .t ~ po ulmt'rtt .COMMERCIAL BUI LDING ALONG 2ND AVENUE - 7 500 square . feel n bu ldtr ~ sit uated on a lot w Pt 22 500 sq 1eet Plen t-y o! . park mg area e attachc ., garagP c '' wat"r and sewr~ r lmrnPd air r.osseS'i JOn $50 ' • .ONLY 5 MINUTES BElOW GALLIPOLIS or Ol j R1 7 4 Bcd nn • l tmmt w lJ ! wpl ac ~ t rJ tu 'l dV' lg kttd Pn lull ha ~enent Good . e v rw cl Or'" ll v11 PnCI $3 1500 uo tREMODELE O 1 B£DRM HOME alo rg 11h Acompa cl liome . l h~ lh ~ lt.~ r ~ t' 11-, 1 r11r"ltn~ • rniln~ m w ff'i!!ure'J lctral r room om cal ut lll te ~ n ~ ncP Vf y Pron l) w mrJ nt e 3nd rorv r r nt $1 2 000 00 FARM "'lh nrc t' BPa uttfully rPbwlt lit tnt' la r ~e I v n~ room & ?ldrgr bf-'(J room<> F. il ~ llP "il oorn r p n f r~t a r bi1sement deck I<HJf' pa l o & ~a !ill(l plus ltu t tr ee & r, 11 den space Th s home ~~ n greal cond rl1on $39 900 00 PRICE REDUCED - RUT LAND - Huge 2 slolj bnck & fr ame wtl h & rooms 2 balhs 4 bedrooms & a d1m ~ room Ha:. a btg beaLt1lul lot Now IU<;I ?. :-~d eqlllpnl t nt ~ heel . $86 000 011 • se rvtce Authon zed S mger Sales & Serv1c e Sharpen Sc1ssors Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy 614 992 2284 bu1ld1ngs 446 2642 Need so m eth 1n g ha ul ed away or somet hrng m ove d ? We II d o 11 Ca ll 44 6 3159 betw een 9 and 5 Free Esl1mates 87 Jam es Boy s Wet e r Serv1ce Call614 256 1141 o r 614 44611 75or 61444 6 7911 Upholstery TRI STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 116 3 5 ec Ave Gatl1poh s ~===========-L6~1~4!!4:4:6~7:.:8: 3 :3:o~r:6~1:4~4:4:6 183 3 SOLUTION DAY REFRIGERATION DAY REFRIGERATION General Hauhng JIMS WATER Call J1m lan t6r SERVICE 3 04 675 7397 SUNDAY PUZZLER COUNTRY CHARMER Is the only way to de scnbe l h1 s Imma culate 3 bedroom ran ch Fam 1ly room fi repla ce 2 car garage In groun d 16 x32 pool Barn 3 acre s of land fen ced w1lh p1 Cn1c area nex 10 Kaccoon Creek Crlv sc hool s Call today to look at lhrs lrne home Reduc ed #510 VERY TASTEFUL besl descnbes thiS 3 bedroomsranch style lmme Nrce krlchen balh l1v ng room ulllrty at1ar.hed garJge Natura l gas heal central a1r Shru bbery and cham li nk fence One you must see lo appreCiate $49 900 NEW FARM liSTING - PERRY TOWNSHIP 140 acres ol good farm land App10 x 60 acre s Ill lable 1est pasture and woods 2 bedroom old er home Large barn Garage Tobacco ba se 2 gas wells I Produclrve and free gas to hnm e locate d Cora M II road #557 #568 AC RO SS 1 Ae l ra ned opar k Beaut l ui SPitJnf 111f' t1me to buy IS now • #566 $34 (]()(] #509 7 Onental 76 Hur rre d nurses 1? Pari ol chu rch pi 77 20 0 1 17 Al gonqu1an lnd1 ans 2 1 Serm on 22 Shootin g s tar 23 Man se n a• t 24 Warm 26 S heet ot gl ass 28 Tree tt unk s JUST LISTED - GRAB THE CAR KEYS' -Come see thiSImmaculate and tastelully decorated b1 level 3 bedrooms 11h baths hvmg room pat1o doors off d mng area lead ng lo covered dec k 30 S a ty JUST LISTED BARGAIN" - Owners would like aqurck sale on IhiS I '' story home Krtc hen complele wnh range refngerator dtshwasher fam1ly room or formal d rrnn~ 3 bedrooms balh utrhty An3Ched garage S1orage build ng Nce lawn Only $2 ~ 500 #561 !am1ly room w1th f1rep lace ktl chen w1 th ran ge • 32 Rupe e abbr tollow rng 37 Narr o,. tlat boa rds 41 Pr nt er s e 47 Rupee s men! today 1 ab b r 48 Sout h ol1 <1~e • J I 2 BE DROOMHOM Elocaled along lnendly V nlon Ave Nrce lol wrl h1 2 ca r garilpP Prlft r11or $J2 000 00 I 3 4 BEDROOM HOME alongCartrrld Ave Beauulul vrew overlooks I the Oh10 R Vf r Ownt-r will o:;,rll tor $JU 000 00 I • APPROX 1 ACRES OF LAND wrlh n lhe City ha, oea utrf ul 31 I • • • • • • tUR£KA 11 I IJPdrm 2 located 111 Oowm town Ew Pk(l rlw.r In G.-1111[)(}11'> t1a m '>11P P11r£ only $22 000 00 t ba!ll) • #530 A LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA s lound rn th rs ,com fort ab le bnck ranc h 3 bedroom s sun Ke n llv ~~ R room fo rmal c11n 1ng 21? baths family room With llfPplacP 2 cat gdra Re ln lerc om central a1r Close lo nt 1\ ' hopprcg are a Can be purchased w1lh e ~l ra lol #519 wbl t hed rm lJr1 ~ hurt' Pttu e:::,qu t' vrew of the Oh o Va ll ey 3 f1r1 pl an-'~ iHI I outdoor l1rcplace gr II Step down llvm g rm decorated mth sohd cher t paneli ng and lr1m PF. gged oak floo rs l brarv I'; ill ad1cm mg solatiu m 2 baths Pnvateoff1ce oM mastert bectr m Call Ken Morgan tor <H1dJtJOnal 111lormat on • P11LPd 1n tllf' 70s LARGE STRUCIUR£ ALONG 4th AV£ wrlhrn -~ hi ol Washrngtont Sc hool wh cl1 cJn be uhhled lor s.~n~le Ia 11tl y or 3 apart ments PncP $30000 I OLDER BUT STAlELY l bedrocm hone arorw l ocul i Slrect •• wtth n Sight ot Wa s ~1n gto n School 1ar ~ f t n rear <l nrl plenty ol space lor d ~ar de n Pr1ce 40 ) I STEP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We. fl r~ vf' lor r ~"' nt Pn(f 1 two t:1e1rco 11 aprs strut ho11 $17J per e rnonlh Arl •Its only nn ri'h acre lot at the end of the street • RENT OR LEASE COMMERCIAL BUILDING alnn1 b rrt Slreet . All 101 $21900 00 across from utr pa1k r 1 ~ lui n Uown town G(lll pJhs I I • NEW LI STING - 4) acre !arm 1n Guyan lwp 9 100m t1ome e b/ lurnace tob b11n and out butldmgs 3000 1b tob Trace schools . t Pnce $4 ) 000 • MIS-0-l-0 lo~g t NICE 2 BEOROOII, . f enced yard Owuo< a! 8\:11"1!'11 Rodne1 Rd . _ ~ e >cil~buy $1 3900 • .150 YR OLD 1 STORY FEDERAL BRICK HOM£ I mrle !rome e crty Snualed on I acre ol land crly water large lOOms lots of . e characler Also 2 adiO n ng bUIIdrng lois C.lllor more rnlormalron .NEW LISTING - Beaulllully srtuated overlookmg the Ohro R1ver·· along l ower RJVCI Rd nestled rn trees and warhng lor your family • 4 bedroom home w1lh fmmal d n ng rm lg hv ng rm wrth. elrreplace also sol1d paneled den w1th wb fireplace Appmx 3000. • sq It of hv10g area 2 "" garage w1th work area Pnced 10 90 s Wr n rl Hr.1lt1, trr. 1..' I <I{ u o;t St . G d i lrpor'~ 44 0 10 66 •••••••••••••••••• #482 49 Sma l JUST LISTED - COUNTRY AlMOSPHER£ surrounlls th1s 3 bedroom mobile home located on I acre more or less Dug well 2 outbwklrngs small iXJnd lr urllrees strawtx:rn es grJpe ar001 Poss bte owner hnancm g #565 NEW LISTING - 42 ACRES - Hannan Trace Road Oh ~ Township Ma10ly wooded wrlh oos•bl e marketa~e limber Pnced at $161100 rslan ds 63 '1{,1 se pcr'Jo n 64 T u be r~,. u IOSIS ab br 66 Farm an1m a 67 Harvest goddess 68 O,spa tch 69 Symb ol to lead m1ss th1s n ce 3 bedroom ranch wrt h 8 acres more or less Altached 2 car garage 2 oulburldrngs 30 x24 and l0x l2 8 x12 cellar w1lh work shop overhead rural ~ater Close lo Me gs Mmes Pnced m klw 40s #527 NEW HOME PLUS ACREAGE - Ap p1o x I year old bnck and Ir ame br level 3 bedrooms 2 balh s 2 ,qo r gara ge Can be purchased Wl l h 4 acre s or 35 aCJCS 27 <36 metal burldrn g Wlhrn 9 m1les ol town Tak e lonk lo11ay' #501 NEW LISTING - DON1 HAVE MUCH EXTRA MONEY? - Nobody seems lo these days Thai s why th1s older 2 or 3 bed room home rs an attrac liVe buy Remode led Alummum srdrng Can be purchased w1th one acre or 28 acres Raccoon Town ship Home and approx I acre $27 500 #546 JUST liSTED - CITY LOCATION- A good buy A good older home w1th 3 bedrooms lrvrng room d1mng room krtchen ba l h carpet Vmvl s1dmg natural ga s utility area garage and spolless clean PriCed al $25 500 #558 NEW LI STING - LETS MOVE AND BUILD - Get your house plans togelher because here IS 10 acres morr 01 less partrally cleared partrally wooded warhn g fm yoor new home Spnng waler blacktop road #564 ~EW ON THE MARKET - OWNER SAYS SEll - ThiS n1 ce home 10 Middle port has been drasllcal ly redu ced from $4 2 500 lo $32 ODD living room formal dmrng room ba th 2 BR lul l basement 1 car gara ge alumtnum EXCEPTIONAL HOME 11tuated on 60 acre Bock 1'' slory 3 bedrooms burll n krlchen I replace and beam ed CCII ng 10 s1dmg lt vmg room 7 ACRES - Cl ose lo RIO Grand e Bu1ld 10 surt yourself Rural water avar lable Road lron tage State route 325 No res!mt10n s $10 500 #54! ~a rage Pr1vate sett1 ng Close to Clay t lemenlary Sc hool ' ha r rnet PncN1 111 Be th e frr sl to see thiS t11e low 50 s #518 LOOKING FOR A NICE Bl LEVEll - Th en take a (Qok atth s spaCious home 3 bedroms 1'h balhs k1tchen equrp ped wr th di sposal dishwasher and o:ange Fam1ly room 2 ca r aHa ched garage Cen , tral " ' Pn ced 1n the 50s #484 #476 82 ACRES- Pnvate settrng Recently remodeled home 3 bedrooms ltvmg room equ1pped k1tchen bath utJlity large tobacco base Mmeral nghls Pn ced '" the 40s #489 © lll * f ( t> ntun 11 Real f. stal(' ( orporaLmn as trustee for the NAF I> and,. - ern ln d1an COMPLEIELY FURNISH 2 bed room Ira me homeready !or you to mo\le m Eat1n kitchen llvmg room ba !h Basement Metal storage burldmg L1sled to sell at $21 500 Call lor mme detarls ~567 RANCH STYLE - lmmedrate possess ,o n 3 bed room lamdy ro om livm g room large e<~l m kitchen Large pat o ftreplac e cham Ink lence House buill m 1973 very good cond rlron located ofl Sl Rt 35 Owne r leavrng ar ea Must sel l' #497 OON T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to purchase a home of your own al a ver)' good pncc 3 bed room ranch 2 balhs 2 kitchens famrly room. lull drvr ded basement Garage Base ment ca n be used as rental untt lor extra mcome Located edge ol lown Sl Rt 588 Pnced rn the 40s #531 FlU YOUR DREAMS Of COUNTRY LIVING - Pnvate yet only rnrnutes from town Thrs beautiful tn level has 4 bedrooms and '" excel~nl cood1110n Extras 1ndude rnlercom large foyer k1lchen complete and l 30 acre lawn Call for complele detailS #547 lrademtuit. sof Centul')' Zl Real t .... t ate {_ orporat 1on Prtn tM 1n l s A Ei:lual llmtslnt( ll pportuntt~ G1 EACH OFFICE IS 1NDEPENDENTLYOWNED AND OPElATED - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - --- lver 60 Ap proach 162 S l ~ tf' o1 S (lU I OmObllP "O'W dum 166 Revo ve Russ n. e r appo n ! ment WI I ll Sh o ~Pf " DOW N 1 Close C t IJI Lh c ! w oocJ 122 Cc mmollun 11 pl<; ,, N <~r 0 " 0Pt'r1 I C1 1r. P I n ea ~ u ~H 1 t-1 St ~b 1?3 S~T l b ll rm l Jn!ct lum 12 5 P OleCIIV€ r1 Tch r Coused b} b Ndl u al ilb ly 1 ' l k encsse5 1 l Km d or P ano 1 Stc npd 133 I rmrll y l 5\ p~ ) I l~>. i! h r• GOP IC'lt'• OTPC SC I 36 ( ud c IJ8 South f:' Arllerecl a • m<~ \mer con t5 Lrld 68 M n ~ t 69 Adhes vt substance 70 Consecr el l ' 7? Oo1f'd n. 0 \18 1nd u 14{) Love d o ne s 143 Sp arush :1 t.cJe 144 c e1 a nd1 C ~· l 1nQ 1 16 l€1 1] slana 10 t.J(' 148 Sot1 muo 1'10 D<>l f'S I tl l f'il ~ Vf>rv t ( U 1 ts < rrvs ca l to Cf 12 1 C al u mmat~: , A.I 1Nna t mq cu en t ahbr 8 Cro wd q Hf'br P. w 10 pro ohel G ree 11ng 11 [m 15 ~ ap or 12 A.,en uc Abbi t>i:J I( StHJdell } :. 1 Sfmh )I rr S1 L d t' 121 B Send '' ')0 Ou l J Pan ot tel unui'T1 132 H a 1 4Q Cen su rP. s 119 Ndi iO N SITIf) e ~enl 2 H e <~ d o l C<Jthohc 1 <1 A6 M a C lW '> <18 l •e a 169 P ;j l o rn 1 ~ M ade a 11 Haw<J nan 126 Grve 128 w ear y 130 Pe11y rule1 110 A c t paper 11 y tt r um lake 12 <1 A l hlet rc g oup 1U Cour se 108 Reve aleCI 38 M us c ~ r 101es AO v esse 42 S1m p e A<1 H eroc 115 S -nbol In • IQU ., h 106 Rr" e 2"' Way OJ I 29 Wr rt 1ng e ~ amp l e 16 8 Fomer l d Mo un1 a1n ISianCl 20 Gwd es 115 Obse rvl:) s 103 Tak e u nlawl u l1 r 105 Beco mes aware ol 122 Perce ve ty f-l are 10 4Bcms h 36 Jog 164 va ret y of 11 8 120 SymDol ro 1(2 Fm 100 A SS ISi anl 10 1 rondles 102 Sa u cy rQO IS I OCk L u b rrca l P g R,p 98 Female d ee r 1 ?F a o:; eh oods 15 7 Mascul nf' 159 Sy m bo! I OI 111 Odor !13 Cer cmorw 9 i Ch oose 93 Ends IJS S t'Pi'H atca 1 1 W o» BelgiL m 107 s.,mbo for rub1d um 109 Hr gh ca rd 11 0 College off rc a 90 Renn ll w se nt on 34 FlOOd 14 1 S t <~ I P. mn l es 149 The u a 155 Declare 9fi Cho CP. pari 9 7 l11ed 99 M a les 13 Dance step 14 Br1dge l r rrn T') Eel lro:;hf> men 16 Prgpen s 7 Pr o nou1 18 0 1ph! hong 19C al ng J I Symb o l c w;H e R1 ve 1 n 56 W•ld hags 7 1 Sou1 hw es1 LOAN ASSUMPTION - II you lrke the country OON T 1~J 116 Propll et 62 Oe pre ssm n 1.t I Hebr ew h'!t! er 142 Son y o bb Al r1can a ntelopes 114 Neck p1ece 57 Re1ects 59 Baked eta,. 6 1 Coun t ry 139 D 111CUI 1 1 ~2 Au th o r l" ru l caK.e s Negligent Sou nd a 52 Cover s 54 Looks lr•edty of As a ONLY $16 0001 - Can you belreve you can sill purchase a 01ce home for thi S pr1ce? 2 bedroom s lrv1ng 1oom fo1mal dmmg, bath k1lchen enclosed front porch Basement storage bUJidmg Calf for an appmnlmen l #496 J I - Wf> havP IU)l lsted aacres of land whiC h 1ncl urles 800 lee! ot t lrontagr along Raccoon Creek Al so h<~ s 31Jt!droom modular homeI I and 78 ~ as rn f'llll bllll r1 tn~ wh wh r 11n he Jl<Rr1 tor boat '1toragr andt ~arJge AFFORDABLE CONVENIENCE - Wrthrn walk ,og diS lance lo lhe downtown shoppJOg a1 ea 3 bed rooms liVIng room large kitchen bath ba sement atummum s1dm g natura l gas heat 2 car ga1age la~ge flallaw n Alnc an Dut ch #518 • SPEND YOUR YEAR AROUND VACATION IN GALLI A COUNTY" • 43 Fathe a001 137 Hoslel• y 87 89 90 92 per sons 35 One 135 W1ne cups 136 Can dle p ower 14 3 GreaT L.'lkf' 145 Suu P <;O I 95 Punc.l limu s d r yrn g 13 4 Rcnownea Ill Prommen r ac tor 83 Be det ed ted 84 Stnk e 85 D run k ard 9~ 33 Spread ror rr eaSlJ compu ter 78 Pl ur al en dmg f 9 K1 l er 0 1 Fr, tl €Q!=I S llorn 39 Enco unt er 40 Inse ct dr shwasher diSposal 2 car garage Nrce leve l lawn Pnced 1n th e 50s #550 7'2 Fme head , tl Gull lik e from usmg I'\ acres 30 x40 barn Cellar Mak e an appmnt l ots ol room REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992 6191 Dott1e Turner 991·5692 Jean Trussell 949 1660 Jo Hrll 985 4466 MObil!! home awn1ngs Alum mum uttltty General Haulrng 6CJI Mdler On we SEWING Ma chm e repam:1 older lrame home Part1al basement S1tuated on wtlh 4 bedrooms rlmm g room ull11ty room and a p pro~ , $35 000 00 85 4066 g.11 agc II need Ill I !7~ [00 00 • .SWIMMING POOL w lh I bed rm hnme lg carport. lam ly 100m. . 11Vtl11 1 n tidlo trd lot I'. OUUburnPI MtHk on Ave $4690000 On ly $6 000 00 !rant porct1 part basemen t and a gorgeous lar~f' lot lusl )!nd woo11' Borders Raccoon Creek Close lo county • deled home w1 th 3 her1rnom~ dmmg roorr mce s1ze lt\ltng room and par1 basement Now lramr home w1lh 7 rooms 3 bedrooms I baths enclosed Howmet Pat1o Covers Howmet screen rooms Pasquale Ele cmc Co all phases of electn c work all work guaranteed Aer1al truck rental 61 4 446 45 Crty n Ne br as k a PRICE REDUCED - PO MEROY - Recenlly remn RACINE - Low mamtf'nance w1th alummum SJdJng. central an condtllon ng, and a 2 story .fole barn work::.hop crop land tobacco base pasture tr r l i llll )" 01 rPt rPt <. 2 J 1:l€ df00'11" i1U OSS . $9 900 00 POMEROY - ALLIED VAN LINES Coli Coiled 593 -6691 Electrocal $18 500 IS THE ASKING PRICE ollh1s 5 bedroom • - trnli'>P • ·~EW LI STING - 61 ACRE FARM - 3 bedroom ~odern llomr Homr t1as been extensiVely remodeled hc u~e anU 31ots II brdroom ranch IPvPI comer lot kl!Chen & d 1 11 11~ ;uPa Wiln! POMEROY w+ndow~ Storm w1ndows & doors Atum1num & v1nvt s1d1ng Refr~gerat1on .N[WLI STING- Airl <,0n rwar PO 1hrlr m lot wtl t lGbl h r 11 t uu~u u Lo; llPiai iJidp wt h twoC<n"l • N£W LI STING - ACRE on. . !rom rw>A ._otF1 hcu '/ L ull hi1!h) 1 w tJ l1replau n nt atr . (irt~r 11! 11 f 1r 1l p.1 rt illlv I 11 ) hed bilse rre nt Pn r.P 11 80 s NEW LI STING - MIDDLE PORI - N1cely rrmodell'd J $25900 00 r "Bill'S Nu Pnme replacement 304 576 2010 85 POSSIBLE LOAN ASSUMPTION - Thrs ranch style home has 3 bedrooms hvmg room n ce ~ze k1tchen and drn1ng area bath vrnyl •d,n& level lawn Pr ced at hegmn~r or retir ement home Only . • • P£RHCT LOCATION rno11 i'! nil ~ MOVING PROFESSIONAL MOVING & STORAGE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVIN G Stark& Tr ee Tummmg & Removal lawn m o wtng and memtenance land scapmg 10 Pet off all e stimate s & mo ,_~ IMPROVE"fENTS 576 2897 25 Ab ove A~e ACRE S i!pptiJJ I nult-> lrom oly lun h c1ty wa\f'l hont'. 151 Co 11piP!Pi y re modPie1 2 tory 1n rne w!1 1 3 lJpdrucIll '> #569 • . Neyhl>orhoml Rrl ~"'now lur $20000011 - tny tMODERN 3 BEDROOM HOM£ riPer Holzer HosuHal anck Ir on! • .1) NEW LISTING - POMEROY TAKE NOTICE fills 3 bed 1oomIra me ho mehas a lot lo oHer lor $28 000 l rvrng room lar ge krtchen balh 2ood carpet 11a 1ural gas heat Unattached ~ arage h rge lawn Homets tn e~cellent condJllon located 1n I . $2150000 992 2259 3 26 1 b 14-446-401>1> Dotson s Tree ServJc e In sured Free Est1mat e 304 PRICE REDUCED' - Take a look at thrs well mamtamed home lmmaculale mSJdf' and out Remodeled Steel s1d1ng 3 bedrc oms n ce and cab nets m k1tchcn large hvmg room lor mal d1nrng balh natural gas heat garage outbu ldrngs 91 of an . with POMEROY,O 992-6030 #555 I I Housing HeadquaTteTs WORK GUARANTEED GAlli A REFRIGERATION CO 614 38B 8274 Put Nt••nber 1 to work for you: POMEROY - GU! rl oldu J 01 4 ~dr ormrr on MulhPrry w th hot waler fle al rangt> and rrf Only $29 500 IE~ TOR Expenenced Reasonable 2903 acre lawn CALL HELEN BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH 992 3325 SHEET METAl WORK Con stru c tion Co l1nes Foot ers Or~uns All k1nds o f Dttc hmg Rutland Oh 614 742 0 ,.. 0UTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. f MINERSVILLE. OHIO We make custom duct work We ~epa1r Fur naces and Ileal Pumps J A R Wa1er 84 B1g or Small Jobs - SAlES ProfessiOnal ser vtce for appliance s heatmg coohng and electnc Sell and Install Amana G1bson K1t chen A1d Res1dentJal Com merc1al lndustnal 30 4 675 4819 o r CHESHIRE - One 11 1 hl'i rooms carpetm g npw CPr tkl heat s ~st e r n and lf ve lot or d Call 441>-85 1 S or 446-044 5 ti c 614 388 8274 446-6610 w1 th twJ bed room en qUiet ;lreet Jnl1 $1 2UOO Electncal W1rmr Excavatong SAlES Pro fessto nal ser v1c e for appliances heat1ng cooling end electn c Sell and mstall Amana G1b son Krt chen A1d Res1dent1 al Com mer c •al Industrial 304 675 4819 o r ecre Jusl $27 500 RUTlAND - Lennox Heatme & An Cond1 tlomn& All Types Insulation Goo d 1 Ex c avating bas e ments footers dnvewavs sept1c t a nk s landscapmg Call any11me 614 446 4537 J ame s l Oav1so n Jr owner D Real Estate General tlood anrl a one )tory tramp ELLIOTT CO . il rm frame wt!h nn carpetmg 3 bedroom s range 1Pf n 1uu wJvr wJ<hcr dryer and about 83 JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING RUSS AND MAX JIM S PLUMBING & MEAT lNG Rt 1. Bo• 365 Gallo polls Call 614 387 0676 A stroll in old Vienna or 675 GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STUCCO end PLASTERING Campong Equipment Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby roof1ng mclud1ng hot rar apphcatton. cerpen ter electriCian mason Call Home Improvements 1 97 8 Ph o n e RON 5 Tei&Y1SIOO Serv1ce Specializing tn Zentlh and Motorola Quazar and house calls Call 304 676 2398 or 614 440 2464 Business Services Plumb1ng & Heatmg 82 BRIDGE RINGLE S SERVICE e•pe 1i Dod ge aan b e fl )(ftd 0 , us ed f a r pa rt s S 150 Call Home Improvements r~enced Service s Call 614 992 6 846 llt>•a.ll!ll C Rmper t ra•ler, ' 76 Ster c ra ft 17 h self c ontatned & Accessor~ e s l z1au WE NEED LISTINGS BADLY 81 1977 Camper self con t amed assume loan Pt;.,one Cs"mper to ppe r With all ex t ras fo r p1 c k u p truck $600 Real Estate General home w1th full basemenl Wiseman Real Estate Agency IN REAL ESTATE N~·1 SALES IN GALLIA CO. 79 Motors Homes & Campers The Sunday W.Va 011... 1 ~ :. Mawres t S T er 76 S ir 7 1; ~ ansgr ess 1'1 1 cte ~st 1 5 /.l~no.: rr 1 r1 n ad e N 31 0 "" 1JE Be l a e Ot)Cn 15E G .., ee ~ ette • l:l J PcrO 6 LO Oif' O 3vo 82 Mr a b Comp a ss BJ P 84 86 88 89 e~ r>r n t 5-l Si • c SfT'IJif co <1 Doc! nP. Tnre.... t Ill ""' D '. I <J flU~ I 1-' t'o-U e 1bb< ,_, P 1rd nnltff' �Page D-8 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Area deaths Hazel V. Davis GA LLIPOUS - H azel Virginia D avis, 73, 852 Fourth Ave., died at 3: ll a.m. Saturday in Pleasa nt Valley Care Center. Born Jan. 24, 1911 in Gallipol is, sh<' was the daughter of the late T ho m as i\ . and V irginia Reed Dunsm or<'. She m arried Arthur Davis in 194:1 and he preceded h<'r i n dea th in October, 1976. Sunivors inc lud£> a sis ter, Mrs. Helen McMurray of Pa taska la. J brother. Thom as ~- Duns m on• of Ga llipolis. a niece. Co ra V. King of U rbana and nephew. J ohn M cMu r · r ay of Columbus. She wa s a m ember of Pain! Crf"f>k Rt:! pti.st Church. F un<'ral sr rvicC'S will bf' hf'ld at 1: 30 p. m . Tuesday at th<' Waugh Hall{')·Wood F uneral H om e. Bw·ial will follow in Pine Strt't't ( Pmetery . Visi tation will be hl'id at the funeral home from 2-4 and H p. m . M ond ay. Mary Fc>rguson Mrs. Ferguson has a num bPr of re lat ives in the Ga llia Cuunl _\' arra. SerYi('{'S wer e held in Zion Church, Can ton, and butial in Phelps Cemetef)', Bredon, W.\'a . Stil'r Is rael Funeral Home , Canton . was in charge of the arrangement s. Ida Sue Got'glcin POMF.ROY - M rs . Ida Sus;ctn tSuel Goeglein . 65.35100 Flat wood> Road . PomeroY. died Saturd ay morning at day m or ning at the M€€ k F amily Cem etery, Evangelist William B . K ughn offi ciating. Arrangem ents WC'JT' undf'r the direct ion of the Willis F un era I Hom e. Harry H. Taylor PT. PI.F.ASi\NT - Harry H . Ta;·Jor. S.l. Point Pleasan t, died F ri day evening a t PIPasa nt Valley Nursing Care U nit . Point Pleasa nt . aft er a shm1 lll nrss. Born Oc t. 28 , 1!KXJ. he was the son of l h<' late Willb and Fannie B oa rd Td~·!o r . HE' was also pr r-ceded in death by his wile, Glodys M ay l{ iffle T aylor . who dk'<i in l%R, a daughter. Opal Jobes. a son, Ar nold F.ugen<' Ta;·Jor , who died in 1981 and a sister and a brot her . H~ worked at the Malietl.a Ma nufact uri ng Company se\·e rat ~ · rars and ~;~.·as a carpen tf>r . Suni\·in g a rC' one s is te r , M rs. E thel L athe,·. Parkers burg; lhr('(' brothers. Rnberl \\' . Ta,·ior, Poin t P lf'asan t: r.f>Orge H T ay lor . M a ns · field. Ohio. and l.a\\TencP Ta y lor . Ca lifornia : fo ur grandchildrf'n <Jnd four g n'al grandchldrr n. CANTON, Ohio - Mal\· Fcrgu son, uf Canton. formerly of Whi te Hollow Road, Pattiot. died April b. She was prL~'L'<ied in dea th b.r her husband, Wayne F'l'rgu son. Shrwa:-; born Aug. 10, 1919. VPi f'ra n s Mem ori:1l Hospital following an extf'ndrd illness. 1\'irs. Go<:'gletn was horn Oct. '>. 1918 at Chester Road . nea r Pomc roy. a daught!'!' of the Jail' Anthon) tTony 1and Lillian Du<'tTSmith. Sht• attended the Flatwoods Unilt<l :vtethodist Church. 1\'i rs. Cor.'g le1 n \\--"a!-i assoc·iatt'd \Vith the Go('g!Pi n Brother s Coal Co .. the T ripleC.Coal Cu. in Kmtueky and the Gocglein Sand and Grawl Co. in M iddlepor t for 35 yl:'ars. Surv ivin g arl' her husband.Albert E. Gwglein: a daug hter and son-in-law . Pa11 ~· Ann and lla.v Pickt?ns, Pomem_v : th rt'l' g-rand daughters. Nichola Daw n Pickl •ns, Noelle Rcnw Pic kens anti Nanc.\ · Ann Pickens; fivf' s is tC'rs, M rs. Hilda Whit<', Mrs. Mildrr<.l Da ins. and Mrs . .Jean S<:'id<>nabel , oil nf Pom<'my: Mrs. Wilma Bibb< ,·. Lancaster . and Mrs. C lar a :Villhoa n. Long Bollom ; a brother. Phil ip Sm il h of Pomf'ro.v, and Sf'WT d I nieces and nephev.: s. &>sidt•:-. hf'r parent s. shp w as pr('('f'(IC'd in dc·d1h by a si ster. Ma r-:-· Smith S.Chad rr. April15 , 1984 Pomeooy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo. • DWI conviction nets 5-year license suspenston GALLIPOLIS - A Gallla County m an r eceived a five-year driver 's license suspension In Galllpolls Municipal Court Friday forDWI . Melvin J . Kirby , 42. Rt. 4, Ga Uipolls, was also lined $Dl, sentenced to 30 days in j ail and placed on 18 months probation. An addit ional. char ge of left of center aga mst K trby was disnnissed . Joyce D. Kern , Oak HUI, char ged with shoplift ing, w&s fined rece ived asuspended siX m ont hlatl sentence and was placed on 18 mon ths probation. William B J ones. 36. R t 2. Cmwn City, charged with DWI,was plae<.~ Youarna Lambert, 23, Rt. 2 Vinton, pleaded not guUty t~ speeding and was eonttnued toAprU 18. VicklA. Bickle, 29, 425 Green Terrace Drive, chargedwithfaUure to yield, was continued to Tuesdav. In traffic cases, Charles E. McGuire, 19. Rt . 1, Crown City, forteited $40 bond for failure to yield; Robert W. Waugh, 18, Rt. 2, Crown City, forfeited $40 bond for squealing \ires; Robert R. Thlv ener, :W, 410 Snnith Dnve, !orteited $40 bondfor failure toyie,l d; R ay A . Evans, 42. Jonesville, N .C. , lortetted $100 bond for !allure to stop for a schooibus. conase $500 wa t'l'l'Uf.. s ' ll iZance c on t inu bond ed ond unti hisl Wednesdoy . Pleading not guilty and continued for April 23 pret r ials were M ichael A. H unt , 20, H t. 2, Gallipolis, OWl; Charles A. R itchie, 31. Portland , DWI and failure to display va lid regi stration; R rchard L. Taylor, 24, Patriot Star Route, DWJ and improper lane usage; John E. IVi cGu trc. Rt . 1. Cmwn City, criminal dam agi ng. K y. John , rorteited$40bond!orfailure R. Ferguson , 23 , As hland, to di splay vaUd registration and $40 bond for Insecure load; Curtis A . Nic hols, J/, Creola, A la., torteited $40bondfor improperpa r klng; Alan Roach, 21, Mount Sterling, forfeited $40 bond for assured clear distance: Geor ge W. Twyman, 48, E wington. forfeited $40 bond for failure to yield ; William H . M cKen zie, 38, R t. 1. Ironton, forfeited $40 bond for improper passing; Gary L. $50· Short Tl Rt 4 South Point forfeited $40 ~nd f~r 'overhelght 'bumper; Debra L Hobbs, 23, Rt. 2. Bidwell , forfeited. $40 bond for Improper backlng. Forfeiting bond for speeding were Donit a J . Boggs. 25, Rt. 2, Oak Hill , $40; D avid o. Blankenship, 23 , 20'!21)., Chatham Ave., $35; Paul T . Grilfin 33, 86 G r ape St ., $39; M ar lin L. Kn'echt, 25, Columbus, $38; Gregory R. A dklns, 19, .Jackson, $4()· Donald G. Strauss, 72, Racine. 25, Cincinnati, $38; Tony D . Watson, ll, Farmersville, $37; Curtis Bullock Jr., 61, Lawrenceburg, Ky., $39. couNTRY AQUARIUM F une r al S<'rvices wil l be M onda)· n ffici~ti n g . Bu r ial \\ill follow in F o r f'!-il Hill s CPmP IPr~· . Leta rt . Fri0nd~ m e:~ y c e:~ll at thP funC'ra l homf' lo<Ja.\· from 7-9 p .m . BLT FALO - Herbe r t Winters. X7. Buffalo. dif'd Thursda; at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Velva Parsons of Buffalo. of an apparent hf'art all ack . Hf' was a rr tirrd fa m l<'r and a \'eter an of World War I. HP was a mem be r of Tur key Branc h Com · mu nit )· Ch urc h. Buffalo. A lso survi\· ing urr a daug ht C'r. M rs. \ 'iolet ( :arrison of Robert sbur.[!. sons . Vi rgil of B irmingh am , ,\ 11.1.: \'p rnon of Buffalo: sis ter. M r·s. Sarah Sk<'l'ns of Riplpy ; IJrnt hrrs. Audn n of Ripl er : Dale of Dunba r : '22 g r andchildn'n and :l~ hildrPn Fu nt•ral Sl 'l"\'il'l'S will lx' at '2 IJ .m . ~ rPJ t -g-ramk tucla\' in Walker Chap•.'\ Cllurch, Hot.x:>rt sbu r g, Putnam Counl \' with thl' H.P\'. Bf'ifonl Ji\·idPn and th C' RC' \ '. C u_\· Ca ni son offic iating flu ria l will be in the Wa lker Cilap<·J ( 't•nlf'1Pr:v. ON CHERRY RIDGE RD. Near Bradford's christmas Tree r~C~o~lum~~b~us~'$38~·'~J~am~~es~Bo~gg~a~n~J~r~··:·~:F~a~r~m~.~F;o~IIO~W~S;i~n;s~.~~;;;;~ ' ~ \ Dan Davies . r. ~'!!#N ) Perfectly Suitable: Spring Knits with a fresh fashion statement for fit and fashion. Available in beau tiful Mint Julep. •Blazer with handy pocket •Trapunto -cabled vest •Pleated skirt •Belted pull -on skirt •Belted pull -on pant •Bow and ruched neckline blouses "LOOKWBAT 1romm FOBYOUI'' lnspectm 12 is at it again' Not only is she making sure that all Hanes ' unde1wear meets her exactmg standards.now she's gomg to help yousave money. It's the Hanes Sprir.g Sale. and you can get 20% off on all Hanes underwea1. That's a1eal savings See us right away for 20% savings on Hanes. Inspector 12 wants you happ¥ with Hanes, AND with the savmgs She wouldn t have It any other way. SIZES 8-20 Designed with the Elegant Woman In Mind FREE 336 Second Avenue Downtown Gallipolis POMEROY OHIO 446-8322 tx> in C r'Ov f' f'Pmf'fp~ ·- Fri Pnd ~ a tlht' funf'ral h o m f' to !J p.m . M o nda~· 13.f•(•ch m a\'(' J II New Buicks & Pontiacs fr o m ~ to 4a nd 7 Infant Mft'k Ci\LLIPOLI S l nf;n1r 1\t•n· jami n F lo~'Li M Pr k . son of BPn .1nd Cwrndnl ~· n Knox ~...'!1-r·k. Rt . ~. Bidwf'll . dh'll o m-. h oUJ .tftrr birt h F rida ~· a! 11:111 ..1 m _ in thf' llnlwr Medical Ccntl• r . In addition tn thf' pa rf' nt s. he is su n i n:>d b_\· m ~l!Pr n al gra ndparents. Diarlf' Knox of ( 'hilli rcl thf' and Willi am Knox nf \\'pst \'i rginia . a mi thP pate rnal g r andpa rPn ts. William J . and M arthJ L. \llrt' k of IN STOCK! Big Discounts and Trade-in Allowances! ' JJI IJ ('K I PON TIAC Ca llipolis. i , .., C. ra \' Ps idP r itf'S WfT I · hPlcl S;ttur - Absentee halloling begins on Monday POM E ROY - The Mrigs 13oanl of Elections office Satunlay morn ing rec<>ived abs<'nte<' ba llot' fort he May Rprtma"' and M eigs Count ians can cast absent ee ba llots beginning Monday. F or the conveni<'ncr of absentee vot<'fs, the offi ce. loca ted In the Pomeroy Masonic Temple structure. will tx• open ftum R: .10 a.m. to 4:30p.m .. Monday through F riday and !rum 9 a. m . lu 12 noon on Sa turda ys. Spring lawn care tips given Friday POMEROY - T ips on spring lawn care using seed and fertilizers were presented by John RIC{', county agriculture agent , Friday when · the Middleport -Pomer oy Rotary Club met at Heath United Methodist Church. The group's annual E aster egg hunt for children was announced for 1 p.m . on Easter Sunday at General Hart Inger Park . Women of the church served dinner . F. Barber of Bradford has b€€n appointed assistant distnct manager for Quaker State OU Refining Corp. product)on divIsion in the Parkersburg, W .Va . district. He will assist the dl sttict manager in the supervision of the district ' s producti on operations. Barber became associated with Quaker State in December 1977 as an environmental specialist. He was promoted lo production-pipeline operational assistant In September 198:!. A native of Oil City, Pa., Barber is a graduate of Cranberry High S<:'hool and Pennsylvania State University, where he obtained a bachelor's degree In biology. H<' presently lives in Little Hocking. See: Harland Wood, Bob Brickles, Jim Cochran, or Greg Smith SUNDAY SHOPPERS WELCOME GMAC & BANK FINANCING COME IN AND BROWSE ,.l... (iaUipoli' Area Chamher of Commen·e: Tommy Vaughn, president of GaUipolis Retail Merchants Association: and Marilyn Watson, sail'Sperson. The ston• recently held its grand openlng. Kaiser earnings reach $14 million ..--Business Briefs:-- Local men managing cinemas RIPLEY, W.Va. -Two area men are managing the recently reopened !viountain€€r Cinemas 1 and 2 at Heck's Shopping Plaza near Ripley. Gerald Hughes of Gallipolis is manager, and he is being assisted by Mike Gore of Rutland . The cinemas reopened under new management a.nd are operated by William Duerson of Lancaster. who also operat~s cinemas in Lancaster, Wh€€l ersburg and Gallipolis. Production increase scheduled APPLE GROVE, W.Va . - Goodyear Tire & Rubber Products Co. Intends to doublf> produc!lon capacity for polyestr>r coating resins at Its Point Pleasant plant by late summer, according to J . David Wolf, general manager of Goodyear's chemical division. Wolf said an tmpmved m anufacturing control system Is among changes and modernization efforts planned forth<' plant. Cost of the expansion was not revealed by Wolf. Polyester powder coating resins manufactured at Point Pleasant are used In more than 200 different applications, Including automotive parts finishes. appliance coatings, finishes for outdoor and o!fit'l' furniture. farm and garden coatihgs, and building and architectuml finishes. In a related development. Goodyear announced that the price of Its polyester powder coaling resins has b€€n raised by five cents per pound . The price hike will offset higher costs for raw materials, energy and packaging. Credit union boundaries expanded Bonus: All New '85 Buick Park Avenue on Display NOW OPEN- Present at the recent rihbon-cutting ceremony for The Linen Sboppe, 53 Court St., Galllpolis, were, from left, Gaynelle Lynch, salespe""""; John W. Grove, manager; Paul Knotts, president of the ·.../ BRADFORD , P a . - Sa m uel RIO GRANDE - George J. Lukac of Ballwin, Mo., has b€€n appointed vi('{' president of developmPnt at Rio Grande College. a college spokesman said. Lukac, who has worked In fund-raising and institutional advan('{'ment tor the past 23 years, will be responsible for planning, Implementing and administering foundation, corporate, alumni, parent, board of trustee and deferred giving programs. He has b€€n employed for the past three years as development director for the Missouri Histotical Society in St. Louis. Prior to that assignment, he was assistant to the president at Sangamon State University, Springfield, Ill. Lukac, 46, also served as assistant director of alumni relations at Rut;>;ers University, was an assistant editor with Johnsi>n & Johnson Corp., and a systems reviewer for Prudential Insurance Co. He holds a bachelor's degr€€ in political scien('{' from Rutgers. Lukac is martied and has two children. Serv ices Will be held at 2 p.m . Tuesday at thP E w ing F u m•r;:~ l Hom•· with the H P\' ft ich ard Rolhemich and th<' 11<'\ ' .. l im Corhi ll o ffici a ting_ Runal will GALLIPOLIS - Dan Davies, of Paul Davies Jeweler s. 404 Seeond· Ave., recently attended the American Gem's Society's 50th annual gemological conclave in Atlanta, and Is picture here with a specimen of native Georgia amethyst . The society , a non-profll association of fine jewelers,sponsors the event each year for educational purposes. The society Is dedicated to eonsumer pmtection and advancement of gemological proficiency. At the ronclave, jewelers learn about latest gemological developments, find new ways lo detect synthetic and imitiation gemstones and gain informa lion about running their businesses. The amethyst was displayed during the conclave. Development V-P named Volunteer Emergency Squad NOW OFFERING 8 A.M . til 12 Midnight 24 Hour Servite Saturday & Sunday I p Samuel F . Barber Area personnel file Go io County Ambulance Service April15, 1 c. Herlwrt Winlers Section FISH SUPPlES & FISH OF ALL Kl NOS AT A COUNTRY PRICE ~~~&~&iiiM~~~~~~~~, '" 1:.10 p.m . in Wilcoxen F unr r al !l um p with the Rc1 . Tali;' H an na t'imes- ientiaul OPEN DAILY 10-8 $42: J . E ri c Spangl er. 21. Columbus, Ind., $39; Jerry L. Knoth, 47, Yellow Springs, $.l9; J on s. Collins. 31, Business ATHENS - Approval has been granted for area credit unions to include all of the area within the boundaries of Meigs and Vinton eounties, in addition lo Athens and Hocking eounties. Dale E . Shultz, president of Hocking Valley Credit Union, sald people who are not being served by a credit union in those areas are now enabled to join one. Information on joining credit unions are available from Hocking Valley Credit Union at Its Athens office, 223Columb0Js Road, 594-8185, or at Its Logan location, ll S. Spting St., 385·5915. GRI examination set this month COLUMBUS - A Gr aduate, Realtors Institute (GRI) examina Uon for a GRI designation has b€€n scheduled by the Ohio Association of Realtors for April 25 at the University Hilton Inn on Olentangy River Road, Columbus . Candidates for GRI designations must be m embers of th~ National Association of Realtors. They must also have completed required eourses In real estate principles and practices, law, finance, appraisal, brokerage and special topics as accredited, approved eolleges and universities. The exam is designed to test knowledge learned in thos required courses and the abtilty lo apply that knowledge in solving current real estate problems. 1\n optional, but recommended review session, Is open to all llcensees and will be held on the morning of the exam. The review session will count as four hours of continuing education credit. All participants in the review session-exam should pre-register. Cost of the examination is $25, and the review session is an additional $.1i. RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. - Aided by continued improvem (•nt in aluminum division opPrating r e- suits and sharply higher earnin gs from real es tate activiti t?s, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemic al Corp. reported net income of $14.fi milli on , or 33 cents per common share fo r the first quarter of 1984 . In the first q uart er la st year, th e company had a loss of $28.8 milli on or 6'1 cents Pf'l' share. That loss Included a negati ve tax provi sion of $.l1.9 million and pre-tax nonrecur . ring gains of $44 .7 million . Sales for the thr('(' m onths cndC'd March 31 amounted to $7R6 .2 million. up significantl y fmm s:tl r•s " Thl' dh·ision also rca li z<'d approxi of $S86.1 in 19R.1's first rtuart rr. Corn ell C. Mairr. chairm;m . ~ ilid "the yf'ar - t o- ~·ca r imp rovcm <'nt in over a ll rC'sults is substan ti al a nd r l'fll::'l 'l s th P im por tant .(Zains m;t d C' by thl' alumin um di vision. In thp fir st qua rtP r of 198.1, al umi nu m had il prt?>-tax loss of$6.": 7 mi ll ion, and in tllf' sam f' ~x· r iod this _\'P ar thP division had prP-Iax i nco!llf' of$1:, I m illion. ··Hig her shipm Pnl It~\·C'Is. im proved pri cC' r e<l lizdti ons, ~1n d bett er oper ating efficir nc.\· ;dl cont r ibutC'd to alumi num 's posit in' r es ult s ovpr last year ." MaiC' r -;:lid . maid.\' $JO million from th e dC'li,·f' l ':'> ' and sa lf' of pri ma rv aluminum purchJ.sPd Par li Pr at f<.n ·orab! (' pn cf' s anrl fro m rurrrnt (j uartPr mf'l al tr; ms;Jr·ti on'-i." T h t· cnm pan~ ' s alum in um shipnw n ts in thf' fi rst q uartf'r of 19R4 !ola\<'{1 lf\6. :Q:J tons. four perC('nt a iJO \ 'l' .'-'hipmr nts o f 17!1,7(() tons in th1• fir st thn_ '<' m onths 101:-;t !'ear. T tlP strong ga in in n:'s ult s from t"l\\ 1Psta te act iv iti rs, whosr prr -t ax income ro~t-' to $11 .2 milliun from :JH .: ~ m illiun a ~·pa r ago, was d u(' to til t• hi g h IPvPI of commPrcia l propf' r t_\· :1c ti\'i l.\, M ~lif'r said. Thr compan!'s othPr d iversifiC'd busi nC'SSf'S cx }X'rienced m ixed r esult s in the first qua rtrr. Compared with the fi rs t qu art er of 19&3. industri al c hemica ls' earnings de· di ru.:.>d slightl y a nd the loss from agr ic ul t ura l dwmica ls incrC'asrd. Ka isf•r Rdr acturit's redu ced it s loss in tlw period . and int ernati onal trading rf' m aint:-d nf'ar thl• break rvC'n lrn•l. Ma ier sa id the outlook for further gai ns in Ka iser Aluminum's fina ncia l rrsult s is good . T hPextent of the impro\·e m Pnt is dependent upon the fu I u r-r• din"f'ti on of U.S and w estern world rco nnm1c acli\·if y. he sa id . College slates regional business .me~ting MARIETTA _ The dC'adlinE" is drawing near for r egistra ti on to a regional conference on sm all busi- ness hosted by Manett a Col lege. acc ording to 13ert T. Gl aze, chair· man of the college 's economics. m anagement and accounting de- partment and direct or of the Business R esourcP CPnt Pr . The Ma y 24 cnnferen r c. designed for 19 counties in Ohio, i ~ one t)f ninp conferencPs S<'l up by the Ohio D epa r tment of D <:'v clopm ent throughout th<' stat<' this spring. The conJcr ence will provide Jnform all on about sm al l business concerns to Ohio' s lir " t Co\"('J"nor's C'onfPrf' ncC' on Sm all Hu s i nt'."-~. sc hed uled forSf'pt l ~ i nCol u mbus. according to f1f> nnis f\k :\'amf'f'. manager of thP gm ·ernor ·.., n•nf1T cncc f or thf' rlf'par t nwnt of dr\'Clopmf'nt . Deadlin e for rf'gistrcll inn 1(1 thf • spring con fcrrnrc .ts Ap n·1 :.!-1. . g to ('J Jazc. \\' hn S< ! HI accord m dC'leg-a tcs will bt~ ('\rrtPd , 11 th r rpgiunal cunfP rPnC<' to part icip ~Hr­ in tht> S4.'pl. 19s ta trwidf'confr' n 'IH'i'. At tht' cunfl>rt'nCP, r f'Cn mnwncLt l iOn!'> \-'·'ill bP di SC' USS('d ancJ :h a rrport for 1t11 · S('m lJ it'<l int o gm·crnor ami t he Oh1n (;pnr ra l _. \ <.,scmbl~ M~1 rir 1t~t is ThP nnl\· l 'OIIrgr st'l1·c tr d to host onr of thr nin r r f'gional confrrrnrPs. C lal'<' sai cl Th(' lq·cnunt _v rC'gion also is thr largt'sl of rh~ ' spring confrl'L'n<'f' n 'gions. r.·rJUllll.~os· \' - ·rnc·Judl ,rl "\_1 in ltlC' 19-counl . ,., ... ,.._ ,.,,,, ,. ,,., •.. ,'\ lh <•ns.·, Bt'im unt , c~ u rn ll. co..., tlOI."lOn. C.::tlli<l, G uL ' rn st· ~·. H ;trri sflll . l-l olnH's. J rffprson. J\nox. 1,._l \.\TPnl'P, Mdg!--., Momof' , Mnr- g, 1n. \1usk ing um, NobiP . Pt>I TY . Tu ... L"cJr ;J Wa!-. .mel Washingt on. L!--.t ~tb li stw(_l last St'plPmlx• r. lllP Rusmrss Rrsourrr l Pnlrr proVJdes indi \·id ual c o unseling s l:'rvicC's; condu cts m arket sun ·p~·:-;: acts as a d t>a r ing huusP on issuPs and data : conduc ts q--' minars. works hops. con fPr"f'ncE"s a nd clinics : Pxpands C'Xi sti ng outrPach programs : a ids businC'ss persons in makin_g con1;l (' l ~ \\·ith ba nking insti l utions; and assb ts in refer ra ls Whf're nff'ded . For regi stration information about l hf' M ay ~~ ronfer ence, con l ;tcl G l aze al M ari f'tt a College's flrpartmcn t of economics, m anagemrnta nd account ing. Marictt a, OH 4 ~-;;)() or phonf' 16H 1 J / -i -4hl4 . • • • • Goodyear chairman remains optimistic AKRON . Ohio !AP I The C'..oodyear Tire & Rubbe r Co. is optm;ist lc aOOut bus iness thi s yea r but cautious about au to indus try contra c t negotiations planned thi s fall, says Chaiiman 11oberl M <:'rcer. " If !hey arf' conduct ed on the old H(' told thf' compan _ \·'s annu.tl mE'C'ting :Yionda.v thcll nf'l inconw {iurin g thC' f"ou rth quartPr v.:a:-- tht' highest of any thrl'f'·m ont h pt 'n(xl in Gocxi:'-'·ea r hi story. an d sc1l1 '" wPn'a r('('ol'd for the final quartt'r confront I ional bas L'i. I hoSf' nC'gOt la tions and their I"('Su\fs coulci have a traumatic t\v o-w a!· rfff'Ct on Goo- S~ _ ";'-} IJil!i on . . tnd rY! Prrf'r sLl id that if unu:-;ua l it Prn ... from both 19ll2 ancl J!lKI were exc luded. la st ymr' s earn ings ot $.'lffi.o million woulcl han· n•pn •s l.'nt Pd a sn.e; mi llion imprm·t>rnt'nf fmm lhC' pn ·,·ious .vt':l! . ''Our mumf'n l um should ('O il t inut' - t 'Vl'n dl'{'l'i<'r<-t f(' - in l hP <"omi nJ.! months thanks in gocd p<H t (() Hu• impru\·i ng quali! v of uur pruduc ts, inr rf'asin g dfici PllC\' of our ojX' rtt l ions. lhl' risin g Pf'O nom~ · in th r:-<'Ount 1-:,· J nd rcnnomi c imprm·p. m C'nt in somt' parts of thf' gloh; tl m a rkC't . ·· Mf'I'CC'r said HC' also said ( ;cxx~~' P. t r hJs im'f'stf'd almost $.1 billion in rPsearch and drvf'lopmPnl nw·t · th1 ' pa st thJ 'f'(' .\ 'f'ars. <;oody£"a r At' ros pace conti nued encouraging progrf'ss Jas t _ W'<lrwilh a 12 pPrt'Pnt s::Jlf'S gCJ in ;m el a dyPar," he said . He said that rould shutdown som e major Goody ear account s " wh ile !he negotiations run thC'ir course." "'' a labor rate example for tire Jndu stf)' cont ract talk s in 19R'\, or both . " Th<' m ost palh<'li c thin g I S<~' in Industry today is unempluy(>d solidarity. That is what wl' ha ve to gt•l awC:l y frum. And unions ca n hC'Ip by dirP<:ting lhPir su lid <:~ ril ~' toward - not against - the ptu gress of the companies that <'mplo)' thei r members," M er('{'r sa id " I t hink that is beginning to happen ." Mer('{'r cited a hea lthy auto indu stry and gener ally strengt hen· ing econom y as r easons ''I o ~ boldly optimistic ." (;()()fl ~ · rar' s } ~R,·~ S(l] I 'S ! rl (T/'." ISt'(l 1.1 pPrC'C'nt to incrca., ed pt ·npt ra 1ion of ddPIIS< '. t r ans 1.>: '!"1 ~ 1 !ion, C!l(' rg;.· Jnd indu ~ 1d :1l m~1 rkP1s . !VIcrn•r sa id . li P said ( '('! l ' I'On 's pro<.;pt'c t-.; 1n l'ncr g:. t r~1 n s port ctl ion . 011 u ncl g~ t :-­ l "\ plora t 1on and net t u l"a l g<lS pn X'f'o.; ..., . in _g ;trr ;tn ('Xn· llPnl hrxlgP agai n." ! t lw < l nli C' l p<~h xJ cu tb;td; of tht' urdnium ('nli chnw nt program within tht> nPXI f( '\\-. \"('<Jl"S . Nt'Jr-IPrm pt ·os pr'<' l ~ for GoodyP;n·' ~ i nt1•rna 1ional bu sinPss a rc " lf"'ss n1~s thJn rh osf' in tllf' U .S. mainly lx·c; w :--t · of lht· slow and unf'vr n n "<'n\'t' l -:'>. from I llf' world v.: idt> n"Cf'S· ... l (m . .. llf' :-.a id . Blue Shield doubles network CLEVELAND (API - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Northeast Ohio said that It Is doubling the number of Its health m aintenance organizations and establishing an HMO network serving 10 counties. The HMO Health Ohio network will include Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake, Cuyahoga , Lorain, Medina, Portage , Summit, Stark and Wayne counties . It will consist of six facilities, m ore than 100doctorsa nd 21 affiliated hospitals, said .Jac k Burry, president of 13\ue Shield of Northeast Ohio. The expanded serv icP 1s bein g offered in cooper ation w ith thr Euclid Clinic F oundat ion. through which the heal! h Jnsumr has offered HMO eoverage for the last six yea rs under lh<' F. uclld -M entor Heal th Plan . AWARD WINNER - K......,r Rathhurn, manager of the t\AA Travel AJI"ency, 300 Second Ave., GaiUpoiL•. observes a plaque the agmcy received from Trans-World AlrUnes, proclaiming tbe GaiUpoUs omee as the TWA Ohio Travel Agency of the year. Also receiving plaques were AM agencies in ,Jackson, Ironton, Marietta, Belpre, Athens, Nt•lsonvUie, Logan, Steuhenvrue, Portsmouth and Waverly. ,) �·' The GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY Extension notes ... We Reserve The R~ ~ . t STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM umrt auantitia< Agrieullure. :l'lelg. County P0:-1 EROY PerlormancL" Tl>stl'd - 151:0 bulls. all brr«<s .~ pnl \1 onda \ pm. lo. ar Caldwell ol Bu ll -~ 1( · An,guo; 6 21 . ct · 1.2· }"I p.m . r ~ a l l! a Count~· FaJrgr(Junds Southern OhitJ Cretdt.>d Sctk· Sat urday . April ~- Lniun S!f;{·k ' ards at l 1fJ p m 'JlJ bu lb . Lam b dnd Pi~ Sa lf• - F ri dav . .·\pril \pril 2lJ. at ; p m . r;<t!lia Coum y STDRBSAP~~R~lst 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. 20 PAGE \ rr-s ultf.'>d in wintf'r burn a hruwnin~ of \ whJc h ()uilt m.:tkf'Pi, qui lt coii Pt·tors. and qu ilt ownt'r " may Pnt('f a s man y lrarlition;-Jil_v (JI>sign('(l quilts i n thl s ..; how as t hf'v wish . Hot h ant iquf' J nU r Pccn t l_ v madf' quill .., arP Pligih lf'. It \ 'ou h;n·r· a quilt 11r quilts that _ \. - ou would IJkf' tiJ f 'X hibit y ou "hould h.ctvP it at ltlP Alhpns Count y Extension OffkP hf'twff'n H: :Ill and Ill a m on T u<•sda v. 1\pril 17. Th<· A then ~ <'ount y E.xtrnsio n Offic• · is locatf'd at 2}4) Wf'sl Unio n Stn-.·t. at tht• f'ntr a nct' to thP AlhPn s County F01 irgyounds . If vou !lf"('d m1JJ·r· inform a tiun, civP ou r offil'f · a ca ll at 'W-66% . T h(' Cost rJf P lan 1in_g Cr,rn I ,;r 11· I. a t P iJl anlin _g of corn c·an cus 1 _V11u ·I~ hushr ls or m(Jrf' Pf'r <HTf' t\crording to Larry· S hPphPrd, Extension agrnnm11i;.,t J.t Thl' Ohi(J Staff' L.;nivf'rsit _ v . t hf • t:w ,.,. t Ohi11 information availah lt< on tht· dft•( ·f or datC' of planti nJ,! un curn .Vif'ld s i;., from dPmonstration pl1J I." ~11 th1 · Farm Scil'nc(• lt(·\·ir·w a n •;t in Columbus . "W(• h ~t \ ' r• about nim · vrars or data on plots whf'n• wf' ha\'P plan tf'd l'orn PaC'h w(•Pk, w hPn so il condit ions !)f'rmittf'd. ;., tartin.c thf' last Wf't>k of MiJITh and p lantin g u ntil m id .lunt >," hP r..;aicl C'orn yiPld;., hav{' a\'(~rdgPd as hi g h a~ J )J.() hus hf'IS pPr J(T(' Whf'n p lilntl'd ()0 b_v M.a _v lfl - PAILS INFLATT ABLE EASTER RABBIT TO 58 EASTER GRASS 30" TALL EACH $199 USDA CHOICE ROUND Steak ......... ~B~ Roast ........ ~B~ •••• HOMEMADE PORK oz. Wl.eners ••••• ••••••• 12 Pkg. 9 8¢ 2 99¢ Sausage ..... ~B~ POTTED FLOWERS LADIES' NEW SPRING 97 ••••• HAND BAGS Ch icken •••••••••••• TURKEY GIFT S "x7" 8"x10" '' DOCUMENT . . \ . TWIN FULL GLASS WIND CHIMES ALL PURPOSE$10 YOUR CHOICE FRAMES .-·:>·· '\ ..·..' WARE EACH ..' ' WA.SH CWTHs Jj · -~ LACE DRESSER SCARFS Bananas ..... ! 8 ; ••••• $1°~CH 29¢ MATCHING LACE DOILIES SUgar ••••••••••••• :couPON:::· 99¢ LUNCH MEAT 12 oz. Can lrmrl One Per Customet Good Only At Powe ll's Olfer Expires April 21. 1984 •• •'• • • •• •• • ••• • • • • • t • e • ••• MAXWELL HOUSE 3lb. • Can • $6~~ limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell 's Offer Expires April 21. 1984 I I • •• • • •• • • • •• 12 oz. Pkg. ¢ ••••••• •••••••••••••• Ice Cream • ••••••• $119 .• • • • '• '• COUPON '• '•••• • • • . COUPON·. • • ••• ' ' ' •l ••••• ••• •• . •..... •• FLAVORITE SUGAR • •• 5 Lb. • $}49 limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 21. 1984 EACH 12 $299 12 OZ. PKG . $158 SIZE $ 99 GAL .• • JAMBOREE GRAPE or APPLE JELLY . ~;roz. 69¢ limit One Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's Offer Expires April 21 . 1984 CHOICE OF SIZE YOUR CHOICE LATEX FLAT *2'7 $ 9 WHITE PLASTIC BIRD BATH LARGE DELUXE PLASTIC ANGLE BROOM • • •• PUNCH -0BALLS $1 '; I LAUNDRY ~~--,. BASKET $288 $1~.! EACH .r=-':.._ ~ I~ ~ ~ 14 INCH SIZE FOR .. W' x50' Special EACH , $29 7 EACH *377 3 97 • STANDARD SIZE "SWAN" BRAND VINYL PILLOWS GARDEN HOSE EACH WALL PAINT ~ ACRYLIC FILLED TABLE COVERS BED VISTA ..... ..... -·- WOVEN WICKER ·~· PAINT FLAVORITE Bag $100 FIBER FILL BUSHEL ROOR & PORCH • •• •• • •• • ••-~"-· ·····couPON·······•• • e OIL BASE lB . .,.' Potted Meat :'!~. 2/7 9¢ ~~~~CE PKG. OF WAL .,AINT j$} Sandwich Mate ... 89 -... 2 ARMOU RVIENNA SAUSAGE OR TERRY I: TERRY WASH (:~ ~~-::..,_·~~' HAND TOWELS CLOTHES . . "MAJIC" IND. AMER. SLICES LB . BOX SOLID COLOR [.---=;;:-~ \)R Margarine DOMI NO lOX, LT. or DK. BROWN 2 FOR $1 OO LATEX FLAT FLAVORITE ARMOUR TREET "IDLEDO. Ohio rAP) - Th<' Strong E lectric Co .. which told its68 workPrs In Janua!Y that II was dosing Its Toll'do plant. has offerl'd the site rent -free for three years lo anyone willlng to keep the workers , employl'd . , OR UNPADDED 88~,. WICKER ••••• PADDED 81NCH ASSORTED~~ SHEET SETS EACH Bras CHOICE OF COLOR lB . ff •r tilil.l·r r;llf· , hvhnd \" di"H' l _\ , <., l'f '( l drop ancl wr't'<l and in sf·ct l"ontrnl ld Pa ll \'. CtJ rn <.,hould tx • pl ;t nh·d l ht• bst J:, rt1 \ ...., ,,f Apri l i n -..ou!hl'rn ( )hio . Sdf'l ·l !;tiL Jarg1 • pl..tnl 1_ \ (>f'." \-\' ilh good .'\t i'{/ling \'igor , dJHl ("Oillrol tht' d•·pt h c;f planting Jt ahout onc · 1c1 11nl ' :tnd on• · half irwhP.., _ Tht • pl<Jnting d4•pth b dP"ii!"<Jhlf' fnr fn 1sl prol t>f' · 1111 11 . Thf • t;tll plaflii.\ 'J)f• is import ;ull ltJ maint;lin lt•; tf arl'; l (;rowing Ltmb... \ 'pt•d Protf'in i{ i('h I L ttiun - :\ll a.x1murn ga in <tnd pf·r fo rm;tnf'f' In t·arl y t>orn l;tmhs n·.,ulh from ;-1 propf'rl _\ formu] ;Jif'd ornd t>alann....-l ration . Di1·t is , ._., pf'(·iall .\' important in thf ' gmwPr amJ fl nis hPr phasPs - ctftl 'r W!'<tn In):! to HII ]J(JUnch a nd from HO to 11 ~ pound .... . n·..;Pf'( ·li \·r t.v. C~ccr wd i ng I l l Offers free rent 97 COORDINATED ASSORTED PLASTIC PLANTER T"f'f'Pi vt'{f lht· ...; am1 · rr eatm•·nr...., - Bar·rtschf•, 1-: x h ·n siPn SJ. ~t•cial $ HANGING and ha \' 4' i..;t . an imal .\t 'iPn('(·. T he Ohio SLI!r1 Jniw•rsitv liP n'<·ommPnds il 21 J:X'I'< 't'nl <T!'('D rat ion v 1·r~· ••arl _v In lh1 • f.?.r'flWih (X'rhiCI , p;1rtir•ularl _ v of I<Jmbs horn In .Ltnuar:v and Ff'hru · ary. You ;.,tmu ltl ((Jiluw thi s wl!h a pmtf'ln lt·v£>1 of 14 to 11-i J1f'rrPnt c1ude pru!Pln In thP grower phaS(>, and 1'2 tn n jlf'J"C'f'nl durl nc !h(' f l nl shl n~ phaS< •, whr•n thf' lamh rParh ~ markrt wf'lght . Sf:>veral ff'f'd lndustri<':-. In Ohio ha ve Cl eornp lf'h' lam b ~-rowPr and flnl shf'r ra tl nn . WATERING CANS $298 20°/o OFF EACH LEG QUARTERS Drumsticks ~B~ ARTIFICIAL ~LAWN AIRS $ Q9 BONELESS RUMP SUPERIOR FRANKIE FOLDING ALUMINUM •••• droppP(I tn U1-! hu s hPis J.)(•r ;~ e n' whPn jJiant1od as latl ' a .-.. .Junl' I. ;1nrl diJWn to ~ II hushf-1'·· whf•n pL1nting '.A.-;Js <leldVf'<-1 untilth( ' ..;t~nmd v. ·('( 'k In .fun('. A ll <kmtm;.,trLifi()n p/(,h ~I PV\' 30 INCHES TALL GREEN OR COLORS m-'f>dlf ~ Warm dr:: 'Ni nds ha-" c aLL<.;['(! th(• folJage to loV' w atPr along with IXJOr water condu ction c.::tusrd b y frozf'n ground and frOJ'.L•n plant tlssu('. Thi s has rPsult rd in w int pr dr:,ri ng . Both hdve result£'Cl ln s.l' ' VPrP dam<.~gP 10 thf' conlfrrs. Crop lnsuranc(' - April 15 is thf' I<Jst da y avallabl(_l for crop insurance. C rop ln.-.uranf'P covers un avoidabiC' loss of production rPsult · ing from adversp w(•Jthrr condi tion..... , wildlife . and fire . Th ref' coveragr lrvrls tJIJ, 6..7, or 71 [X'rcent 1 arr a vailabl£> for insu · ra nee prot('{'tlon . T o assisT produc · Pf">. thf' Federal Crop l n s uranc(• Corporation will cost share up to .10 JX'rcent of thf' cos t of Ci:lrrying insurancP. Quilt Shov.: - T o IX> hr>ld A pril 17 at Atht>ns . ThP s how i s Dj)f•n tCJ <-~n .von( ' Wh() wi '->hf'." to p<.~rlici p.::w • . t imf> - PHOTO • ALBUMS I 2 oz. BAG AND 10 SHEET #A"- \ MAGNETIC, PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 21. 19 r ·airgroundc., Wint er Hurn <tnd \.\'mt(_•f Drving - The OhiiJ wintf'r rJf 1~1- ~ h ~'l tx'f'n V('f! dam<.~ging f (J f'Oniff'ri Ha p1d changP~ in t('mpc~r tHurC'~ ha<., C<:tiJSt:>S EASTER ETS PRICES GOOD '-;aturd<.ly. - FILLED CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY By .JOI{:I; C. RICE Ext..nslon Agent Special CANDY & TOY WINDMILL ,__ " PIN ~o9 WHEELS MAJE5 1 1(5 VISTA REDWOOD LATEX ...,_.........,,.~ STAIN '"""~• · • • •" '' 99 88!. • GAL. ,, �WE RESERVE THE RI&HT TO LIIIT QUAITITIES I CORRECT PRI.TII& ERRORS GALLIPOLIS I BAKER'S ANGELFLAKE COCONUT 1oz. PO EROY FOIL WRAP 12.. x25 . 3-DIAMONDS FLOUR PRICES GOOD MONDAY, APRIL 16TH THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND •700 W. MAIN , POMEROY PHONE 992-5356 32 ICE CREAM 29 $ oz$ 11 oz. ~~~---------------------. 5 oz. 3/• I\C'ft41 STUFFED OLIVES 3. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ~ WE .WELCOME FOOD STAMPS •137 PINE ST., GALLIPOLIS PHONE 446-9399 SALAD DRES S! G t 5 LBS. Mandarin Ora HOLLAND CAMPBELL'S FOOD STAMP ORDERS WELCOME!! Vegetable Soup1oCANSoz. 1;, STORE HOURS: 9 A.MTO 9 PM DAILY. SUN. NOON TO 5 P.M. FOR A SUPER SELECTION!!! CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY! SHURFINE SHOP JONES BOYS FOR EASTER CANDY!! ALTINES I LB . SUPERIOR IS .. /P TAVERN " BONELESS" WHOLE OR SHANK HALF HAMS U.S .D.A. CHOICE 'BOSTON ROLL" -- - ~ BUTT HALF ... ... ........ 1.09 lb. $199 HIC~~~~OVE (WHOLE) " BONELESS" WHOLE OR HALF LB. WI s LB. U.S. GOV'T . INSPECTED FALTER'S WHOLE FRYERS DELl-ROLL LOGNA LB. $1 59 79~ LB. KAHN'S LITTLE HICKORY GROVE BONELESS HAM CHUCK ROAST (HAL:~_$209 HILLSHIRE FARMS SMoked Sausage LB. LB.$188 FALTER'S PORK SAUSAGE LB_,,~ RED, RIPE STRAWBERRIES FARM FRESH LB. MAXWELL n...,u INSTANT QUART COFFEE 10 oz. $ 89 NEW! · . ..;w 8 OZ. PKG . FLAVORFUL BOUNTY TOWELS CUT CANTALOUPE GREEN BEANS ------------------------ '- STOKELY BIG ROLL PICKLED BEETS JARS SLICED OR SMALL WHOLE TRY 'EM CANDIED STOKELY TOMATO JUICE NATURE'S OWN 46 OZ. CAN STOKELY j~ROZ. oz. LOAF $ 16 OZ . s9 SWEET CUCUMBER CHIPS ~-;7" 240Z.$ 19 EVEN UP REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE AMERICA ' S FAVORITE BOTTLE BUTTER BISCUITS 00 PEACHES HALVES 1soz. Yams LB. FRESH GOLDEN CORN MERICO TEXAS STYLE SLICED OR Southern NO RETURN 2 LITER CAN STOKELy TOMATOES CAN LB . Q-TIPS VALUE PACKAGE STOKELY PEAR HALVES MT. OLIVE SWEET PICKLES 20 FRUIT COCKTAIL MT . OLIVE BAND AID BANDAGES EASTERN 16 OZ. CAN ...................... -'"'"" nw'., CELERY 2 $ 00 STALKS �Pomeroy E-6--- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page Middleport April IS, 1984 Gallipolis, Ohio---Point Pleasant, W. Vo. The Sunday Addison named for poet; Bidwell runs for president By JMIES SMns Special C-orrespondent t; ALLIPOLI S Bidwell and .L\dd1 son have at least onP thing tn common - bot h vtlla ges were Ca hform a whn wa s a ccmdiddtr f or pr es td C'nt of t he U nil f'd S\{} \Ps In England as the son or a royal ship-builder. Hartley spe nt pa11 of hi s ; out h tn India and in !845 went to St. Cro1x. West Indies , where he wa s a n overseer on a Danlsh esta te. Af1l'l boeing man ied tn !846. Hr atiP\" opened a pub i n foley P la ce in the heart of London. England . f ollow tng two or his foley Pta('(' nPtghi:XJr> tu AmPJica . Hf' atlr .\· st a~' f'd fot a tJ me m L ou isvillf'. K y. bt> forr bu;-tng a farm tn Spri ng-fi eld T ownship \o\'hPn Hf'atle\ l:x'ram (• A id\~ e ll m 1R92 the tou:n hJ.d ;_d :x.1ut ::M J ! H91. rPsJ dent s. While B id\A. PII offiCia ll y became Htdwr ll m 1~2. the tov.:n pr f'dat es Its prpsent na m e, v. he n It was know n :.ts C'lt he i Hf'a t](•\ or Port er Station In l S:.O C'har !C>:-. H eath:>~ SPlt lt:•d abo ut v. hf'r C' B idw£>11 15 now locatt>d :.tnt.l the Heatl t:' \ S Ps ta b- imf:X>r tant for the town's futUJ !:-' - .J K Powell and \\' H H. Fn'<lenck FREDERICK SERVED a> !JUSI· mastf' r but also owm>d a sta \'P nam f'd aft ~r m en w ho never lived m thE' IO\A.n . nor '1 '~ pven \'lsit f'd 11. tor ~ that matt er. Ad· ' dison w a!; narnt"d ___ , aft er thP Engli sh . ·- / poe r bv th a t _,.. name. and B td well was lldmcd for .John Bidwell of "A- !Js ht'd a pos t office tht' IP in 1~1 H DWf'\ PI' . wh c•n t hP rl.lJlroJ d v. as hrought to CallJ J Count\ thr pan of w hat IS toda;· ra llrcl Btdwett i !hat liPs nf'ar thf' l'dll roa rl trn ck s1 was ('Lillrd PortC'r St altnn b;. thr T.(ll l· road offiC'1 als Charlf'"' IIC'a tlev. \l.'ho could tx> cons tdf'r C'd b\ somf' d;o, th(' found Pr of 8 1d\1,;e ll . v. Ll s born 1n 1t(1.1 m l\1. 0 of w ho m tx]<:am t> f act or v and in 1~~ or ga ni zrd ThP Ridwl'il Ti le Work.' whic h made bricks. PowC'IJ ownr d t hf' gen('ral stu rf' dnd thr lumbf>r v drrl and w ould lntr r be assoc-1a t ffi m thr bn ck work s both m Bid w ell and Ca llipol1s T h(' town m 1892 had a tx){)tmak cr. :\C'l son Glass burn . and undert a kr1 . Danipl C lassburn and two othc·r sa J.A·mills opPratc'd by M . Ken t and the Wood Brot h<•rs T ruf' to It s namesa k e' s philo· so p h\ , no I..I\ C'l m \\ C'IT' ciii O\\ rd Ill Bidwell and in ract the county com ·pnflon o r th f' P r ohibition Pa rt~ · was more oftPn th an not held a t Bidwe ll WE HAVE THE report ofthe l H9l convPnllon whi c h m e t at B idwPII wit h Cornelius Rous h. W. H H F r Pd t>J ir k , and .J \\' Mi!Ps sen1ng as tht-' sll't'ring r·om mli Pf' which to exist Gatti" Count \ Pi»ctt>~.l in IR9.1 !hPi r sla t£' of offict'Js. T hP\' ind uclud n• pr ps pntati\ f' to thf' Ohi o house. T1wodurt• P;Ir kin s. cou nt ~· trf'as urer . W R. E\·ans. sh('rlff. Cc'() rg~ · l)('nnr~·. commJ ssionf' r . A l.Pwi s: pro~f'r utin g Mlllf'r a nd Ca l\·m K ent a tt or nf'y, 1n f1rma n: Wl ll t a m dtrf'rt or. Part of th(' platform .;uloph,•d in 18H3 rt•rul.~: "We realizt~ no other party offers tilt' opportunity for Christim people to voh• ttwir srnt irnents.'' Ca lha r ount y right up to 1n World W"r f. In 1910 the central ro mmitlee of th £' party consisted or W L. Pa1 kins, S E. M oss barger, and t he Rev N fl . Rurnett . During th a t suml' ~ ·C'ar B id w f'll had prosp!'n><l to the pnmt It had two don ors Thurman FIPtc hcr and Howard Strausbaugh The town a lso had n rr0ame ry wh ic h made huttf'r begmrung in 1~ . T he crpa mf'r~ "as later closed and thJoughout mu('h of !ht s [X'ri od LJ !wa ~'S mc ludf'd a nu m be-r of Mf't hodist f' IC'r~ mf'n . In f<Irt dur mg soml' periods o f t hf' prohtllll tnn m ovf'mf'n t thC' part~· was c haired h~ l hP pa st OJ or ( .race Churc h. 1n c ludmg Purlr;.· Bakf'r ~md Hen•r . t?nt L L Mag('(' A fter pra \ 'f'r b~· t hC' H.f'\. M r Huntl f'y, SP \ "C'I al speec' hf's . a nd songs b~ thC' P cu kin s brot her s, tht~ Prohiblliun Pa1 I\ uf Contaminated water becomes political., not safety concern "II behooves us as Prohibitionists to slan.d unDinchlngly at our posts and light lor God and home and native land." T he Prohibition Party continued t:M:>ca mr a C J Pdm stdtion. OUl tng thr surmnprs Bidwell w as d bu s\ place what with all the \'l ~ Jt ()r" tha t WP tl ' attra c ted to the 11u.h~ ell P01 tvr Park w htch lay rnid\\·av b(•tw('('n th C' t wo tmvn s. T hP pat k w hic h encompasses somP 2:) ;wro-; \\ as !ora Ted in the Dustin ( ;r m·c CJnd mcludf'd a n i CC'Irark, t>allfif'lrl .t nd pt cmr grounds Sevf'l'd l thousa nds camC' hC'rC' 1n the r•.Jrt.\' C'4'ntury on JuJ:· .J , dS wr ll as a t nl hPJ tmws tor rrunions, r a. ll!~~s and tht' Em.JnCJpa ttn n P r oc lamation ce IC' br<J t1ons \"ou ~ ·ou1 writt· to .Jmm-s Sands, !lox 92, Clarkshurg, Ohio -1:!115. THIS OLD STORE bulldlng In BldwcU faces away from the town lUld toward the railroad tracks. That fact is a pretty good clue thai it was the railroad thai brought growth w BidweU. The namr BidweU comes from John BidweU, who w as the Prohlhilion Party candidate lor president in llS!J'l. BidweU, prior w !892, had been known as lleatley some of the lime and Porter Station the rest of the lime. Many of BldweU's early residents were strong advocates of tht· prohibition of alcoholic beveragi;!S. Agriculture and our community Motorists urged to he on lookout for farmers on highways By BRYSO~ R . CARTER Extension r\gent Gallia County \' <:t ilt:•\ tht s co min g M ond a \ t.'\ c ning . A pplications ror the Out"a ml ing GAl.! .I POI.IS- Stay alert when m1xm g farm ffJu lpm e nt w1 th high· ~.~a :'- 1ra ft1 c '\ c~ twn v. Jd f'. somf' 140 Pf>Ople arC' kille-d C'ach ~oC'ai in h i gh\~ a\ dC'cidPnt s invul \i ng far rn equipment Tv.ent ~ JJ{'rcent of Ohio' s tract or dP aths a. rP on hJghw d~S 1m·oJ\1ng truck s and cars !\1 oton st s <Jr(' ur ged 10 be ,J warf' of fCJrmrot:-. f'n tr nng htg h· •;. a\·s wtlh Lnm PfJUipmr nt and far mPrs a n ' Cd U1Jo n('CI agains t unsaff' r nt nrs Acc Jdf' nt s occ ur f or diffet--pnt n·as(Jns. so 11 IS d iff ic ul t to g!::'t J handle on a n' onf' safpty pr ecau tJon Sump ut thp mam reasons at·cuJPnt s occur arC' as follows: 11 :vlotori sts spccct mg or rott owmg too r loSf'. 21 absence of a slow -m ovmg vf'hJciP s ign. or on C' that is faded, d n1~' ordam agPd to t hr potnt th at it IS not V I Sib l~' usC"fu l : J1 mot oris ts m iSJUdgmg fhP1r s pf'('d 1n Jt>la1 Jon to the farm pquipnwnt being puliM . a nd 4) fa 1m r r rn1sjud ~ri ng the tlmf' 1t takf's to rruss a bus_v hlg hwa\ High~\ a \ acddPn ts accounl for .-t bout fuur fa r m rr;;~cwr dea ths r arh vrar . St ncc· 1 9:~6. J'f'('Ords show all fJrm tractor s arf'idf'nt s were IT'· <;ponslblf' for K--+1 rl('<Jth s m Ohio Thf'rf' ha w• h(v>n a bout 22 per \ rar Saves2o 9995 su( h USE YOUR Phone With Built-In Auto-Dialer Cut 10% Cut 33°/o 3995 DUoFONE -140 by Radto Shack Save s1o Reg. 8995 59.95 Untversal dtal system gtves you pushbutton conven ten ce even on rotary-dtal ltnes One-button autored tal of la st number c atted Detachable handset cord Whtte , #43·35 1 Brow n. #43-352 d S fr'< >d Answer-Only Cordless Phone DUoFONE-340 by Rad to Shack ET-120 by Radto Shack Don t rorgPII he llu ll S.Jie at Be liP 2495 Save wastes. PubUc water has been an issue for lwo decades. In 1972, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency ordered lnstaUatlon of a water system . The county fought the mandate In court and lost. The Ohio EPA ordered construction to begin by May 19S1, but hasn't enforced tts order In part because federal financing for thP project dried up. " When we started, all of this could have been done for $1 miUion Now, it's an $8 miUion to $10 million project," said Lee Baker, who owns three marinas on the island . "The longer we wait, the more it wlll cost." Baker said development or the island will continue with or without public water. He said the Island eventuaUy will have to have a community water or sewer system . A water system, he said, Is cheaper . Neighboring Danbury Township recpnliy Installed a sewage treat ment plant "Once either Is Ins talled , the name of the game is development," Mrs. Rofkar said. " The r ates are high to start with and they go higher. The only way to keep them in line at aU Is to have more customers." Because no law requires residents to hook Into a public water system, a Catawba water system could he Installed and go pract1caUy unused, she said. "You can play aU the games you want. But it's 1984 . We've been trying to get water out there for 20 years," said Robe1i Snyder, who an excavating tion business. O\Vns and <..unstruc· ·'I'm in construction and I'm In development, but l don't think that' s the key L"ue here. We get hundreds of thousanas of tourists up here in the swnmer months, and they should expect the fact that they can come uphcreanddrlnk (Port Clinton) city water. We gladly ta ke their money, and we owe It to them ." Nathan Buckanlz owns the Mon Ami Restaurant on the Island. He recently finished drilling a weU for the restaurant, the second in four years. "I do have good, respectable water at present, but I don' !know for how long," he said. "I want water and I want sewage for thP island even though l just drilled a well. I know it will cost me. but It will be cheaper in the long run." Many Island property owners don't stay around in winter months. For som e others, their properties are eventual retirement homes. "Their theory is that, 'WP come here to die and that's aU we want here,' " Buckantz said. "Not everybody feels that way.'' Mrs . Rofkar is among those who want to keep their island undisturbed. "The people who live herP like II the way It was. They want growth in an orderly fashion. They came here because of the uniqueness of the arm," she said for the present, aU sidPs agree they lack sufficient political suppor1 for a water system County commissioners and island trustees are united against the project. Prowater -development forces say they are helpless until a political shift . ' occurs. "To go in and try to change Cathy nogl'rs i~ Uu• o,;ingin ~ ringma.stt!r with th~! llt:"tzl'r indoor dr·t·uo,; w hkh \\ill route year s ago." play at ttw Rutland ('iyi(' ('pntt·r at .J and i : :m Jl.lll Still, township trustees say there . - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- is a chance for a November ballot ,, issue to gauge public support somebody's mind now Is fruitless," Snyder said. 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UNITED SECURITY &COMMUNICATION GALLIPOLIS- 446-3144 Ohio Toll Free-J.-800-328-0476- Nationwide 1-800-848-7218 SEE YOUR BOLENS DEALER TODAY FOR FULL DETAILS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE PHONE 446-3314 262 THIRD AVE. ~:Pnter urg-ani1.at ion. \\'ith ( ,,t h,\ i~ Rajah, the e lr pluut t. ont· uf a $1,799 1-0ELTA STAROUSTER, 8' Aluminum Dish Antenna with heavy-duty mount. 1-100° LNA 1-CHAPARALL P-1 FEEOHORN 1-KLM OLYMPIAOE RECEIVER & OOWNCONVERTER 100 FT. HOOKUP CABLE r----:.:Modular Jack and Coupler ,!.. The sta te Public Welfare DPpart ment has no statistics on how many cases or welfare fraud are reported and how many result in convictions. Smith sa id in frankli n County atone, ai:XJut 100 people are indicted rorwelrare fraud each year, roughly 25 percent or the cases r eferred to the prosecutor because they involve largP amounts of money or repeat offenders. HP said most cases of overpayment are settled boetween recipients and the welfare depar1 m ent without legal action Smith believes many judges may soon follow Crawford's lead in "J ail or job" sentencing forwel!ar efraud. But Crawford said he found more skepticism than su pport when he began the sen tencing SPve ral months ago. "The major argument against it was, 'You can't do tt.' My reponse is I'm going to do tl until I rtnd out I can't." He has written to several Ohio legislators 'uggestlng his idea boe made into law. State Sen. Michael Schwarzwalder, D -Columbus, said there would t.e support for such a measure But Schwarzwalder. chamnan of the Senate J udiciary Committee, said time constraints will likely keep the Legislature from considering such a bill in the near future . "I don't think it should be delayed,'' Crawford said . "In the meant imc, I see nothing wrong with other judges doing it ." • Smith sa id such a law must be worded to avotd conflict with redera t statutes. H esa td Crawlord keeps offenders ofrwelrareonly because he makes it a condition of probation. The judge cannot order the welfare depart ment to withhold benefits because they Involve state and rederal funds, and hence. state and rederal regulations. "There is a federal regulation that authorizes a judge to disqualify a person conv1cled or w~llare rraud rrom getting rood stamps, but there are no corresponding penalties for persons found guilty of theft by deception in atd to dependent children," Smith said. Crawford and Smit h agreed welfare fraud cases almost a !ways Involve people drawing welfare pa:;ments while working, but not reporting the working income. *SUPER SALE* USE YOUR By Redto Shack Crawford, a Franklin County Common Pleas judge, makes staymg olf welfare a condition of proba tion for people convicted of welfare fraud. The reason, Cr awrord said, Is that such people typlcaUy repay the money they took illegally with the wel!are money they continue to draw after their convictions. "What they're doing Is slapping the hand that feeds them, and that bums m e," Crawrord says. " I say, 'Hey,you'vegotlwochoices· jail.or get off welfare and tget I probation. "' Q Assistant County Pl"OS€('utor Robert Smith, who handles wel!are rraud cases, estimates that 50 percent to 60 percent of those convicted of welfare fraud continue to get wetrare support while they'rp on probation . "The Catch-22 Is, when these persons get convicted, they will then lose their jobs," Smith said. But Crawford says if they have the light incentive- such asstaylngout of prison- they find work. "Alii know Is that thethreeorfour peoplewhoareonprobationwlthme for wel!are fraud are no longer on welfare. Whether they would have stayed on or not I don't know, bull suspect they would have," he sa1d He said children or others w ho depend on a person convicted of wellare fraud can be protected by assigning benefits directly to them. bypass ing the derrauder. SATELLITE T.V. S2Q Reg . Tht s budget-pnced compacl makes a grea t replacement phone . or use tl as an extenston Hangs up on any flat surface Auto-red tal ot last numbet catted etectrontc nnger w tth ht gh/tow'ott swttc h . m ute but ton tor pnvacy Whtte , #43-SOt Brown U43-502 Blood tests offered to employees Reg . 99.95 One-button dtaltng of up to 32 numbers Swttchable tone or pulse dtal1ng gtves rotary users access to bank-by-phone and other services Battery backup tor memory protectton . #43-294 Backup ba llenas"''" Pulse-Dialing Mini-Phone Cut ss 170/o Off 179.95 Works up to 500 h from base . even sounds , aud tble lone when you near range ltmtt . Aulomaltc memory dtaltng of two phone numbers Untversat dtal system, auto-redtal. ~'!;j-~'b Tnm-Fune·· by Radto Shac k ~· 149~! 10 ,000-Combination Security Coding Pulse-Dialing Telephone-Save s2o gnndPI , hay baiPr o r mowPr acc idPnts Pq::M."'r hPi ght s of thr d r awbar w lwn pulling ht.>aV\ loads prevt'nt s lhP tn-•ctor f ro m fl ipping O\'f'r bac kward In many c ascs. safetv 1s Just common sf'ns C'. Tnkf' a ff'w SC'Conds tn anai)-'7.P a SJ !u a t1on If' s safer. \OLUMBUS. Ohio tAP t - ThP Columbus & SouthPrn Oh ioE lectnc Co says it's ot!Prtng blood tests to ease the minds of ai:XJut 40 employees exposed to a suspected cancer-causing chem ical while repa iring fire damage at a substa tion. Fire otlicials also plan to test 19 rtrcfightcrs exposed to smoke du ring a blaze on March 29 An Ohio E nvironmental Protect ion Agency official said the tests are precautionary " They would havetobeexposed to PCB for six to eight months before there would be cause for great COJI('f'm,'' EPA spokesman Allan Franks said. c&SOE says the employees were exposed for abOut a week while repairing damage In a substation control room. Nine Madison Township firemen and about 11 Columbus firefighters battled the blaze. Save $30 Reg. 119.95 Dua l-cassette system answers wtth your taped greettng a nd records caller up to lhree mtnutes Cait-monttor lets you "screen ' tnco rn tng calls #43-246 tractor upsf't s srdt>w a \ ·s JmproPf'r U::ii' of l ht• ti'LIC IOt OJ lf S safer:. fr a turps arP ot hl'r r· c~uscs of acc tdcnt s Usmg thf' sh JPid on thr powPr lakf'-Off shaft can nx.lucP acr ldPn ts Shuttm g off lhP tr actm w hpn gf't! Jng oft w JII {'U t d O ~A1l o n dC(' Jdrn ts COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Welfare defrauders In Judge Dale Crawford's courtroom are given a simple choice: Get a joborgotojail. ET-330 by Radto Shack tractor-rr latC'd death:-. J rt ' (' '-IUS(>d b:'-' th f'S(' r t>a sons. 1n \\ h1ch The mac hme f) o nd m ~lkC' a l lras t 7:1 pc rc rn tof your inc om£' from far m ing thr n a pply for 1his awa rd bf'fore Ma y 1 !nation from coliform bacteria. created by human and animal Judge offers defrauders choice: get job or go to jail <.; Jn('(' 1~1 70 Soml' of thC' CdUS(' " of farm tra ctor dc.tths a JC' drJ\'Itl g 100 fa s t, o ~ ra tm g tllf' tr ac to r too cloSf' to dllches 01 holps or on s rwp slopPs: faiJiO io! to !T'CiUC'C' SJX'{'d WhPn tur mng, n ossmg slop<'s m rros smg r ough arP.:JS. i.dl ow m g som pone to ndc o n thf' tr.tC't nr \.nth thPd11\"C"r , pulltng too hC'ct n : a loa d lor thP size tr actor a nd hlfrhmg t hf' !O<td too high on thr d ro\Ab,H· AtXJut half of \ oung T ohac·roFrtrmf'l i\wa rd ~Hl' a\·a iiable al o ur o ffi cP H 6-7(X)7. I f \·ou·n~ undC'r <:~gr 1!), grow toba rro CATAWBA ISLAND, Ohio l AP ) -Contaminated water seeping into pnvate water wens of some residents Is larmon.apoUttcal lssue than a safety concern on this Lake Erie resort Island. For nearly 20years, the 3,0llor so year-ro und residents have squabbled over the need and cost of a public water system . Tests by the Ottawa County health department show 35 percent of the wens tested have unsafe drinking water. a flgu re that has been stable for ai:XJut the last 10 years. Residents are concerned about their water, butquestlonsai:XJut who will pay for the estimated $10million to$15 million cost of a water system remain unanswered. Underlying the dispute is the rapid development of the Island that would foUow a public water supply . Many residents vigorously oppose proposals for additional construction of housing, marinas and businesses. "Quite frankly, It 's not viewed as an urgent problem at all. It'sa move by development and business lntereststndevelopthearea," said Helen Jean Rofkar, an Ottawa Coun ty commissioner elected In part be cause of her opposition to a public water system. Mrs. Rofkar has lived on the island lor 25 years and said she has yet to encounter bad water Som e neighbors have had problems, but she maintains on-site treatment is the best and cheapest answer. Catwaba is technically an Island because its land mass Is separated from the malnlandbyWestHarbor. That Is spanned by a bridge on State Route 53. Much or th!' tsland is bedrock with little soU cover That subjects W!'lls to seepage rrom resldpntlal septic tanks and con lam - GALLIPOLIS �Page E-8 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport April IS, 1984 Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. • • Postal inspectors warn public about misrepresentations POMEROY - Numerous complaints nationwide are b<>ing received concerning vacation pack· ages lx>ing offered by various firm s through use of COO Sen ice. The Postal Inspection Se rvice has reported initial contact with thP public is made \ia thE' phonp ur postcard to notify the recipient that they have been selected by compu f('r to rf'C'eive an exciting three-da y , two- night vacation in "onC' of 32 accommodations for four and as a SS office completes matchup ATHENS - Social Sccurit;· hos recently completed a computer match or those proplc receiving both Part C Black Lung payments and Soci al Security disability b!>nd· Its In order to b!>gin the mandated Village funds atAll $546 596 Middleport Vifiage funds as or March ~I totaled $546.596.ffi acoord ing to the monthly rPport of Middleport Village Clerk -Treasu rw Jon Buck . Receipts and cxpcnditun'S, rE'spectlvely, from the various funds during March and the ba lance of each at the end or March include: general. $17,204.94, $19.&l9.14. $24,485.01; stn•l't maintenance, $13,528.13, $7744.9'2, $2.439.81; HUD. $37,CW, $.12,3:12.11, $23,178.44; fed eral revenue sharing, no IT't~('ipts. no disbursements. $2,849.61 deficit; street light. no m:eipts, $1.407 .93, $S,9f.ROO; streetlc\y, no receipts, no disbursements. $13.6l l .51; fire equipment. $959 %, $469A9. $2,064.94; fire truck, no rE'('('ipts. no disbursements, $57,6.'i3.ll5; general bond rC'tiremPnt, FirC' house. no receipts. no disbur spmrnts, $15,463.47: sanitar;v· Sflwer esrrO\v, no ['{'('eipts, no disburSPments, $136.717 .29; fire house improvement fund , $56.57. no disbursement. $180,977.58; water . $10.646.4<. $7,875.23.$28.440.66: sa nitary sewer. $7,576.01 . $.1.R%.61. $:!8.16:!62; swim ming pool. no nw ipts . $.11.62. $3.10 benefit offset P<Jrt C Black Lung is a workf'r's compensation program. explained Ed Peterson, At hens Social Securit:..-· Branch Manager, and will n"CCU C(' lhp amou nl of lhf' Soc ia l Security disability bt>nefit a s does any ot her worker·~ compc>nsa · tion payment . Peterson said that Parr R beneficiaries will not bf' subj{'('t to thP offsf't A mi nPr can tell if thP Black Lung check he receives is Part C by the time or the month 1hf' check is received. Part C ChPcks come on the 15th while Part B benefits arrive on thE' third . Nnt>cP' detailing the effects of !he offset are now being sent to th e affected beneficiaries. according to Prtf'rson. An)'' questions can be directed to the Athens Social Security office. The telephone numb<>r Is 992-6622 with a toll -free Enterprise 4448 number available to Cool vi lle residents. different major resort areas including Atlantic City, Mexico City, Ca nada or the all new Disney World F:JX'Ot Center. " They are promised first class fu rther l?nticement to accPpt the packagp, a coupon for a lifetime supply of Kodak color rtlm and scwra l hundred dollars of vacation di scount books is offered. For their part, recipients are asked to accept a CO D package through the mal l usually CCJsting $39 to rover the expenses incurred in the processing and ha ndling of the vacation package . Investigation by U.S. Postal Inspectors disclosed recipients were led to bPlieve no ot her additional payment s or fees would be necessary. Upon neeelpt of tjlelr free gifts, however, customers noted the packages did not include transportation to or from the resor t areas, many additional fees and surcharges were required, and the free film and vacation discount books were available only if additional payments were made for processing and handling. Based on ea rly Inquiries about the travel offer, thousands of victims nationwide are losing money to this scheme. With summer approaching, similar schemes may appear. Consumers arc asked to check the legttimacy of the advertisement and company before accepting a COD. The U.S. Postal Service allows customers to read and copy the name and address of the maHer from COD mall while the mall Is in the possession of a postal employee. The addressee always has the option to refuse or accept delivery of a COD article. The majority of business people who use the mails arc legitimate and et hical In the conduct of their businesses, Postal Inspectors say. To avoid problems . consumers receiving COD's through the mail should deal with reputable firms known to the consumer . If COD merchandise is unsatisfactory, the consumer should first correspond with the sender. If consumers believe a mailer is Involved In blatant merchandise misrepresentation, they may refer the Information to the Chief Postal Inspector, Washington, D.C. 20200. A guide to local Television programming April 15 thru April 21 DUE TO FIRE CT'rTH•!Pr~ - . defidt, $1]0059, $:lCY.J.2:J $1, 276.75, ddicit ; \\lf.IIPI meter trllsh. $:17'>. S:l.61. $1U.'i03. 1R: Includes complete e<'Onomic dP\'(·•lopnwnt, no reeeipts, no disbursemPnt s, $2,lXXJ. Ex!J(:'ndifuros for thE' month totaled $7''..:l41.l6 w hile r<'C'eipl s tot <lied $."1l,li23.78. Meigs ... property transfers listings Charles Ahhn11 !n lkrbert Ricf', Chc"·J l.;nn Rice . rtighl ol Wov. Oli vr. Hrrbrrt RiCf'. Chf'r\1 L~· nn Hire ro C ienn Robert Hall . M;wc K Hall. Pa rcels. Ol ive. Richard M Youn g . l .in d:-~ A. Young ro r>onald L L>nn ing, EveJ;.·n LJnnin g. P <l rCf'ls. Sa li sbur.\ ·. Dwigh t Gr ah am 10 l .uci llt' HiP!!. LC'af;.· ChaslPPn , :m atT('!". It" Record. Ru tl and. L ucil lf' Hit-It to .JanPI I ,_ Ruhl•rt.o..;. :~ acres, Rut land . Charles Edwin Humphre;. \'i vi an E . Humphrp~· to MonongahPl;l Power Co .. Righi of Wav. Olivt•. A nna LPC M;1sh to Susa n i'a~ M as h Pullins. J{ulx•r! LP<' Mash. Tracts. So lisburv. H omflr E. Pullins. C01da H. Pullins to Eagl(' M nu nL.1in ( '! wp .. Right of Way. Oli\'l'. Henry r:. Hahr. F:i l('('n Bahr to How ard Nml Ba hr . K imiX' r J\· I ·' nn Bahr, Right uf \\'a\·, C~1Pstt•1 Filmeter Pages 3, 8 ..Channel 23 listings inclUded in this week's guide." FLEXSTEEL SOFAS, LOVESEATS CHAIRS, RECLINERS SLEEPERS OPEN STOCK DINING ROOM HERE'S THE STORY: After 71 years in business. Emptre i facing an extreme fmancial crisis. We have lost our Middleport store to fire and most raise funds immediately to rebuild . This loss threatens our company sturcture with financial ruin. We have had to take a huge new tnventory marked for Middleport Furniture tn at our Gallipolis Joation. We • --''"'"' are overstQcked with fine. name brand furniture and the bills are mount- ya.;;~ill ing. All furniture is on the BLOCK for IMMEDIATE SALE and LIQUIDATION. Please stop in ... you'll find no better time to buy furntture ... Guaranteed Savings Storewide1 . Station listings Evrl~' n < ;. Mich<-wl Young . Linda /\ . Young. Parrel Sa li sbury. F.dwln Andrew Cro" to Car1· P Norris. Donna M. Norris. Lot ~7. Racine Village . Grt'<'n -Up Recl amation Serv .. Henry E. Bahr. EiiPl'n Bahr. Richard Fick .Jr . K avl' Firk to Richard F ick .lr .. Ka yt' Fil'k. U8 acres. ChestPr . HomP Nat io n £~! Rank to .John I.. Bass. Stella M . Ba". JO acrp,;, ChestPr F.sta F. Roush to Ten-y C. Proffitt, Pamela S. Proffitt . Lo!J62, LE>banon . Madge Dye to DPm-er Queen, Josephine QuePn , :J.019 acres, Columbia . Paul L. Brown. Clnv ie Edith Brown to Paul L. Bro"·n. CloviP Edith Brown. Parcel Sa lem . Helen Queen. Denver Queen. Josephine A. Queen to La ><Tence R. Zimmerman Sr. Rose Ellen Zimmerman, 11 .6 acres, Columbia. Steven R. Van Meter. Patrick H. O'Brien, J. B. O'Brien and Pennzoll Company, Agree. and Cont .. Middleport Village E lsie Shuler, deceased, Ernest M . Shuler, Affidavi t, Letart. Larry M. Well , Judy A Well to Vernal Well, Mlnrals, Bedford. LatTY M . Well, Judy A. Well to Ver·na l Well, Easement, Bedford. Jack W. Carsey, Neacll E . Carsey to Howard B. Mullen. Lots. Pomeroy VIllage. , ' BEMCO MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS HBQ Huntington. WV Home Box Office MAX Cine max CBN ESPN WTBS Christian Netwrlt Spo~ Network Atlllflta, GA PULASKI KEEPSAKES WTVN Columbuo. OH WTAP Part<ersburg. WV DINING ROOM WCHS Cherleoton. WPBY WBNS WOUB Columbuo, OH Athena. OH WOWK WVAH Huntington, WV Hurricane. WV Rf'lx'\ca J Tf>a1uT·d to ( ;on lnn Bruce Tr aford. Parn~ l ". S;lli.c.;llur.\ · Don<1ld L. Lanning. La nning to Hich a rd WSAZ wv Hollywood by STON EVILE WOOD DINETTES by u.s . BASSETT, SINGER BURINGTON, KINCAID LIVING ROOMS BEDROOM SUITES by FLEXSTEEl, BENCHCRAFT CHRISMA BURRITO BI«Jl'HERS STilL FLYING - Flddler Glb Guilbeau, left, and gultarisl Jolur J!e!aod comprise the Bonito Brothers, a duo left over from the Flying Burrito Brothers lonned In liJ68. Their music sUD reflects the rock-rountry sound of the orlp.al gmup, and Gullheau describes their style as "country as anybody and more so than a lot." (AP Laserpboto). Cil Cil (1} m CIJ Cll (IJ DCil Cll Huntington, WV METAL & GLASS DINETTES e m Pages 6, 7 Seroing Gallia, Meigs and Mason Counties (jJ (jJ) .(j) • � 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 15, 1984 davis dunsmore ferguson goeglein meek smith taylor winters