http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c3a3213e1d6a7597141c13598be19bfc.pdf cec76e8ae0d924d9e598ff18b2cc9c09 PDF Text Text 12-The Daily Sentinel Page Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio Guy R. Russell. 86, SR 124 , Mine"-ville. died Thursday after· noon at Pleasant Vallev Hosoital. Mr. Russell was bor n August 13, 1897, in Meigs County. the son of Mitchel and Alvira Archer Russell. He was a direct deSC<'ndent of Revolutionary War soldiers. Ensign Brewster Higley 2nd, and Lieut. Joel Higley who W!'re among thP fir st settlers of Rutland Township. He was united in marriagf' to Freda Marie Houdashelt March 9, l 9lll and in 19'.M moved to Trumbull County, spending over 54 years in the WarrPn and Vienna, Ohio area . Hf' was a Warren merchant for s<>veral ymr s and retirPd from the OhioCorrugat ing Co .. in 1963. H<' was a 55 year Master Mason of Old E r ie LodgP 003. Mahoning Chapter No. 10 of Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. Warren Coun · cil No. 58 Ruval and Select Masters and Wan'E'n Commandery 39 Knight T emplar. Forme r aC'tiv(' and now Honorary member of Vienna VoluntE"Pr Fire l)('partmenl, Vienna Senior Citi zens, a 30 year member of the Vien na United Methodist Church a.nd until rE'Cf'nl ~'ears actiVC' in many other Vie-nna and Wa rren Free pickup reminder Hospital Area deaths Guy Russell . . Frid11y, April 20, 1984 Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted -John W. Scarbrough, Long Bottom: Betty Johnson, Mason: Edgar Kidwell, Reedsville: Carl Weese, Syracuse; Ernest Brewer, Racine; Martha Brewer. Middleport. . Discharged - Donald Covert, · Sherry Butcher, Kenneth Lawson , Gladys Sigler. Mrs. Harry (Joey) VIncent. Cwl ville: nint' grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral servi<'t'S will be held Saturday at 2 p.m . at the White Funeral Hom<' in Coolville with Pastor Gilbert Spencer officiating . Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery. Friends may caJI at th<' funeral home today from2 to4 and 7 to9and until time of services on Saturday. Bus purchases on Tuesday agenda Jessamine G. Lyons Jessamipe Grace Lyons. 74. died Thursday at her hom<' on Salem St. in Rutland. Arrangements are lx•ing made by the Hunter Funeral Home in Rutland . Harold Cottrill Funeral services for Harold Levis Cott rill. WilkesvillewhodiedThur.;day will be held Saturday at noon at the James N. Blower Funeral Home in McArthur, not Albany as was rep011ed . ENROLLED AT OSP ACADEMY - Sreven Circle, Racine, en !Alred the Ohio State llighway Patrol's !13th Academy Class April 9 In Columbus. The Meigs County resident will undergo basic training until Sept. 7. Boy Scout Troop 249 wiH distribute balloons A special meeting of the Meigs County Board of Mental Retarda· tlonand Developmental Disabilities has been setfor2: 30p.m. Tuesday at the auditor's office In the Meigs County Courthouse. Purp:>se is to review bids and make recommendations to the Meigs County Board of Commis· sloners regarding the purchase of two new school buses. The meeting is open to the public. rf'turnffl to Mf'igs County to m a ke thet r home tn Min<'rsvillPwith th<'ir daughtf'r. RaP and son-in-law. Ronald E. Reynolds. At I hat time he became a member of the Miners· ville United Methodist Church. In addition to his wife. daught<'r and son-in-law su rvivors indude two grandsons and their wivt>S, Lawrence Richard and Connie Millard of Lexington. Ohio and Mitchel Ru sS<'II and Patricia Mil · lard of Flint . Michigan, grea t granddaughters, Kri sliP N icole and Jennif·pr L _vnn Mi llard. Li'xington : 10 ni('('C'S, 10 nephews and onC'cousin . ,/u Ua Strwart rn addition to his parPnts hf' wa s pr'('('C'dfd in drnth hy rvm hrnthPrs . E-:dgar James ctnd Cl)•de Clayton RusS£'11 , and two sisters. Mrs . Charles 1Anna1 Buck and Mrs. Lou is 1Crorgia 1Diehl . Funera l SC'f\· irrs will be held Ylondav at 1: .lJ p.m . at Ewing Funrrl.ll HomP with thP Rt>\'. StPvf• Nelson of Mincr;;villr Unil<od M Ptho· dist Church offi<"ialin~ . Burial will !)(' in Bradford Cem<'l<'IY. Fric•nds m a_v call at lllf' funp ra l homf' an;;!inlf' llff{'r 2 p.m . on Sunda _, .. .VIa sonic Sc>n:icf's will tx> conduct('(] S und<:~ _\ · at 7: .' {.0 p.m. at th(' funera l home. M•·h·in Walk•·r Mrlv in H . \\'alkf•r. IR. Pomf'ro~· . di('(l Thui"S<Ia.v at St. .Joseph Hospital followtng a brief illness. Mr Walk<'l" was tx>rn in Clav Countv. W.Va .. the son of th<' Ia!!• S.1 mucl and Rebecca ;\nn James Walker. H~ was also PM"Pd<od in deat h by his first wifP. Violet .onPso n and one b rot h~r Hr wa s a ret in_'tiL'mploye ofU nion Carbt U<' Corp .. Allaway . W. Va ., workPd :1:-:: a cnal minC'r and WJS a mPmbf.•r of thf' ( 'llrrh of C od <.~t ChPstcr . HP is s un' ivC'd by his w ifP. Edna W<Jiker; om· son. T om WalkPr. F'airbornC'. Ohio; onf• daug hter. none heard before-Page A-7 /\long the River ..... .......... B-1·8 Deaths ............. ................ A1 Editorials ........................ A·2 Fann ............................... C-7 Sports ............................ ( 'r 1-' J. Kilpatrick writes there cannot be many • You're invited to an ... . OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH & SATURDAY, APRIL 21 •Door Prizes •Refreshments •free Flower for Everyone •Seed Potatoes •Fresh Vegetables •Bulk Seeds •Rose Bushes •Vegetable Plants Val. 1• No. II Middleport-Pomeroy----Gclllipolis--Point Pleasant tntint •Fresh Fruits •Perennials •Planters •Fruit Baskets •Lawn & Garden Care Supplies By The Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Tht' Ohio Supreme Court has assigned Hocking County Common Pl<.'as Judge James Stilwell to preside over the trial of Maxine Plummer next month in Gallia Counly Common Pleas Court. Mrs. Plummer, former executive director of thf' GaDia-Jackson-Melgs 648 Mental Health Board, is charged with theft In offiep and using her offi<'f' to influenep a public ron tract. is schedulf'd to go on trial May 14. Stilwell's appointment comes after Chief Justi('(' COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP! - Co lumbia Gas of Ohio, lnr., and a Boston group headed by Joseph Kennedy will announce Monday a private program designf'd to pro· vide home heating assislancl' to certain low-inrome families. Details well' not ava ilable Fri · day, but thE' Goveror Richard Celeste's orfice said the program is eJ<pected to make up to $1!i0 a year availabl<' to low-income families qualifying under certain criteria. Kennedy, son of the late U.S. Sen. Robert Kenned y and head of the Citizens Energy Corp.. and Colum bia Presidf>nt Marvin E. White. are to annouO('(' the program - sa ld to be the first of It s kind In the nallonat a Monday morning tll a.m.J n£WS conferen"" in Columbu s. Reportedly, the program will be similar to one that has bPen operated in Massachusetts by Citizens Energy Corp. for the past four or fiv<' years. A major dlfferenCf' is that the Ohio plan caU s for assistance with natural gas bills Instead home heat ing oU bills . Cituens Energy. il was report ('(I. wUI purchase gas at well - ~ ·d pfk'(>s and then sell It to Columbia 1 the prices it pays in ils ~lar ga purchases, with Citizens Energy earni.ng profits which would go into a low-income as sistanrc fund . Th<• M eigs Ocrupaliona t Work Experience Class will hold a car wash from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. Saturday at the Sugar Run As hland Station in Pomrroy. Easter services slated Sunday SpPCi al Easter sf'rvicPs will be held at the First Ilaptisl Church. Mtddleport , begmning with SunriSf' srrvices at fi a .m featuring songs and readings by membf'rs of the Sunda y PVf'ning choir follmvrd by brea kfast servro by the church. Sunda)· School will !)('at 9:15a .m. follOW<'CI by morning worship beginn ing allO a. m. The )'Oungstcrs of the primary dcpartmPnl wi ll havp re('itations and will sing "Je~ u s Loves ME:' ." The ch ild rm wi ll bf' prPSenl ing songs trom thp EastPrCanta ta "H is Fl!~<·c Was Whit<' as Snow" and Pa>tor Mark McClung will doliwr . ~--· .~~ ) thf' mpssagr ~· ill sing "Up FromThC'Gra ,·p·· and ''He Arose,·· sdt"f'tions from t hPCantata '· It Took A Miracle.·· EvPning servirf's will be hrld at 7 p.m . to cloSf' the da\· of worship. 4.97o:~ Super K-Gro"' Lawn Fertilizer Spectol formulated 27-3·3 mixture devel ops fhtck green towns Covers 5.000 sq tt Sale Price Less Rebate Your Net Cost 5 for 7.00 2.00 5 for 5.00 $139 40-LB. TOP SOIL For pa lchtng grass an d seedrn g 01 pla nt · tng of llowers and shrub s Frank Celebrezze recommendf'd that Gallia Judge Richard Roderick step down from the case. Roderick recently ronsented to Ce1Pbreu£'s rerommendation. StUwell, a former Columbus attorney, was a member of Ihe three-judge panel that presided OV<'f the Dale Johnston murder trial in Logan in January. Celebrezze made the decision after an affidavit of ptl'judice against Roderick was filed by Mrs. Plummer in March. Roderick initially refused to nonor her request to remove himself from the case. The chief jusllce said thai in order to remove any hints of prejudice or conflict in the case, Roderick should stPp down. Mrs. Plummer made several claims against Roderick to prove her point that he l'Oulu not preside over tlle trial in a "fair and impartial manner." Among those claims was a term he S<'rved on the former G-J -M Comm unity Mental Hea lth C<'nler board; political pressure from the communi ty: and his previous partnership with Gallia Cou nt y Prosecutor Joseph Cain. In an entry filed shortl y afterward. Rodenrk disputed aU of Mrs . Plummer's claims. Arrording to judicial procedure, lhal !"arced the dec ision into i Mortar Mix Turf Builder 5000sq M 3.97 Ou1 4 97 Spdnkle• Impul se. W'lh sled-ba se moht l 1ty 1.97 2.97~~; 20-Lb. • Garden Fetfttlrer 5-10-5 fertilizer for heolthier plants and larger veg~tootes ' Nlll w1 Our p rr ce Le ss Scoll s refund Your low S10.88 net cost ....... . :;.--·-.. ' .,... •• ,.01 '·' - PIN[ BARK ORANGE JUICE, DOUGHNUT AND A PICTURE WITH THE BUNNY 2.88 Concrete or Mortar Mix 50 tb bag Eas1 to use Jusl add water O£CORAllV£ SAT., APRIL 21-S:OO,o 10:30 A.M. Our 16 , 1£ .. ·---·---·--"' ---- • • - • __ o...,.-.u $200 ) ·----·-( -- ·=::::-:::..... ) ( ALL PROCEEDS TO THE MARCH OF DIMES SUNDAY, APRIL 22-11 :OO,o 4:00 ~ Please Bring Your Own C11mera Sale Pnce 1G-Inch Hanging Baskets Decorate your home with these beouttlut 10"' !lowering Daokets. F!r $5 ~ 2 cu. ft. Bark Nuggets Decoralor prne bark. . 2 For 30-lb. • Cypr.ss Mulch Keeps nitrogen in soli. hOlds fT10tS. 99(: O ur 1 57 Ladles' Garden Ca lli ~ 1 Count \· roads schfflul(::.ci tor rPpa\·ing thi ~ \'ear ha s in crrasf'd <:; li ght!~· . but rn unt~· Fngin('f'r .James Baird views surh pl :-ms as simply k<'f'ping up with norm al \\'l'a r and tear In h i~ annual rC'por1 on highwa\' and bridge' work fort hi ~ ~~rar. Bl:l i 1~J said approximat~ly Jl m iles will!)(' resurtaelod this )Pa r . In l~Rl. :~ milf'S of co unt\ road n'<'PiH'<l nl'w ~ UriJC{'S. "I feel PVf'I:"> ' road on rhf'rf' nf't'ds it." Baird sa id. " But what both<'rs ~lov" lodl81' floral coHon print gtoves wtlll bonc:t top Shop onc:t oavel J me is I host' other]() or 40 mill':" we ca n 't ge t to hf>r<-tU st' of finan r i ~t l rC'ason:;; . Baird submt 1tcd the rf'portt o th(' countv rommissionPrs at thf'rncl of M;liTh . Th e rcpor1 r<'Qu~s t s tha t " tnt a I of $ 1.47~.2-lR txo S(X'nt thi s .\ 't' ttr County Enginf'l•r -Jam,.,; Baird on road and hriclgrprOj('('l ~. rancmg fro m simplr mainl ('nanC'P to chan nrling or J qrram to f'limint \1(' a work on 1ht <tl3 lJridgt>s and cul\'f' rl .' in t h..' <·nun t\ ' s\·st Pm : S2t1.1 0: llflr 1.,J1 p n •pJirs: ~l,IMO lor c lt •; tr in;.; roa d Hork: Sl:JOJ OI for d itchmg : a nd clclrrt iw• bridge Ba ird 's brf'akdnw n rai l .~.., lor ~. 000 for " ma ~si\'t' spot coJTPc PII.OTEST PARADE - Members of th<' Meigs lligh School Band and several parents marehed down Pomeroy's Main Street Saturday morning in protest of ~ firing ol band director Marilyn Goodnile. The students earned banners and signs. 1llf' Meigs Local $%,0) ) ltJr d u~l t·ontrol. tiw'" mrJSU tl'S !Jr hanJ .sulian'<l t'o;_tds . in C'I uding ~ t ~tlJilizim: !hf' h;tsP, h! Jdt' p<t !chin).! and ~C< tl inL:: 01· :--poqXJ\ 'ing with hot rni.x. AnothPI' SH.\101 is rT~JUt' :-- lt'(l hll Board of Educational a :J-2 vote on 1\tcsday, Aprill7 • fired Goodnilc despite a supportive delegation of some 60 hand students and parents who atl<'nd<'<llhe hoard me<>ting on her lwhalf. T hP Jnmwl m~pt't ' lttm {'onclur tt '<l h.\ ltH'dcp ~ trlmPn l o n llrirl.(!t'" <;:. h0\1'~ ~l. m ~·2 ()f'rCf'nt . l'f'C! U II 'f' 1C'onti nwod on p<~ g t ' a!!t•ntion ,U1 State bargaining bill adds expense to county government striking deputies. who had organued under the Endorsements due this week .--· • made when the court attempts to SPat a j ur:>. H ~ attornr~· . Daniel M . Hunt of Columbus. for dismL%al of th<' theft i n office charge. Mrs. Plummer was dism issed from her (Xl'ilion b)" the 648 board la st September. A Gallia ~'fa ncl ju 1y returned S('('ret ind ictment s aga inst ht->r in [le<'pmbf'r Parlier rleniPd a motion filf'd by her By KEVJ]I; KELL \" S12.88 2.00 Recotl start eng1ne. side discharge and height adjusters Chrome loop handle. A motion for a change of venue in 1hP rast' fl 'mains to be dE"CidC'd . ROOerick sa id in March a ruling wUI be· Tim•••h-;entinel Staff GALLIPOLIS -The num bN of tbs 3't.·HP 22-lnch Lawn Mower C'Piebrezz0"s hands. Number of roads set for repaving increases in .,84 Ry lARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALUPOLL<;- While the firs! union has yet to lx• official I)' N'rt ifiPd. the first npgotiations .v~l to bP held, th<' first contract .vet 10 be approved or n>j('Cted under the statp's new collective bargaining law. lhP legislation - and related efforts for and against unionization - has had a serious financial impar l on Gallia County government. The county i• c urrently under ('Qntract with two consulting finns. Those firms SPtw to represent and aid the rommission on questions of unionizalion and rollectlve bargaining . The county first contractPd with a consullanltodeal with union matters In the fall of1981, during thPmldst of a strikl' by sher iff's departmPnl employ""s and deputies. Clemans. Nelson & Associ~les, a Columbus-based finn. was employed bv the county to deal with lh~ r~-· :.:... I POMEROY BURGER CHEF 9 Sections. 68 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Sunday, April 22, 1984 Hocking County judge to hear Plummer case .... AT .1\.IA/N STREET A1ARKET •Fruit Trees •Flowers •Shrubbery •Fertilizers •Garden Tools tmts Cotoffilh!M 1984 Plan 1·ar wash The ad ull choir Ohio weather: rain continues across state --Page A-3-· Inside: · lalliieistls in April-Page A-2 SALE ENDS SATURDAY EASTER BUNNY WILL BE AT THE NOWHERE ELSE BUT ... Crow relates the tale of a clap of thunder Columbia Gas, Kennedy to fonn energy aid program THE ONLY 1n..~•ne IJam.:~ .--------------.J------------- A rehearsal for the Voices of Liberty will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Preparation wUI begin for participation in the Peace SeNtce to be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church on I14.ay 6. Will present program In July 1978 he and his wife. Freda Have a happy, joyous Easter CLEVELAND tAP I The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number." was 263. In the " Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win · ning number was 9ll5. planning session. organiza tion s and activit iPS. debate lans forrnulated--D-1 Lottery winners Plan rehean;al Plan reunion Plans for a reunion this :;piing for the class of 196:1 at Wahama High School will be finalizf'd at a mf'E'Iing to be held at 7 p.m . Mondayo at the Mason Elementary School Cafele· ria. AU members of the class living in this area arp invited to the Mayor Fred Hoffman today reminded residents spring clean-up week will be held In Middleport AprU 23-27. RPsldents are requested to clean up their yards and vacant lots and deposit tlle debris near the curb so the village street department can haul II away free of charge. Pickup schedule Is as follows: Monday, first ward; Tuesday, second ward; Wednesday, third ward; and Thursday, fourth ward. COLUMBUS. Ohio !API - At least two of Ohio's ranking Democrats. neutral so far in their party's May 8 presidenllal primary. say they wUl make their candidate choices known Monday. , Gov. Richard CelestP remains tight -lipped, saying only that he wUI decide neJ<I week If he wUI make a ptl'·prlmary endorsemPnt. House Speaker Vern Rltfe Jr .. New Boston, and Secretary of State Sherrod Brown said Friday , after party leaders mt't with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, that they will al1J101lf1Ce tlielr deciSions Monday. Tiley, along with Celeste, state party Chairman James Ruvolo, legislative leadt'rs and others met ieparately earlier this week w1th former VIce President Walter Mondale and Sen. Gary Hart. the "ber candidates . The primary vote wiD decide aU American FPC! r r ation of State. Count:--· and Muni cipal Employe('s. Up to tha t point , the count .\· comm iss ion had refusPd to talk lo eilh<'r I he union r<'prrsent altve or the striking workers . Thf' 66-day old strike endPd when the comm iss ion. while refusing to recognize the union. rJgr('('d to accept whatevPr \\'Orking arrangr>mf'nt woulfi bf' aCTI'ptable to the sheriff. Sheriff James M . Montgomery sign('(l a contracl with the union 1n Novemb<'r, 1981. The county's contract with Clemans. 1'\rlson ca ll s for the payment of a monthly retainer fee of $17:>. When the finn is rallro upon for servi<'<' it charges a flat rate of $50 per hour. plus twenty cent s a miiP for travel. plus expenses . T o date. the coun ty has paid $14 ,869 to Ci<'rmns. Nelson. out 21 of Ohio' s 175 delegatf'S to the DPmocratlc !'\a tiona I Convention. Monda!('. wnose labor backing ><'IVed him well when he won in I he neighboring industrial stales of Michigan and Pennsylvania, Is expected to get the nod from most of the party leaders. Cl'IPSte, howPVer, had sa id hewanted to talk to all three cand idates before deciding whether or whom to endorse. "I would think the decision whether lo endorse wlll be made next week .... I think aU of us need to digest what we'vp heard and reflect on what we've bPen told by the candidates." Celeste said .Jackson did "an exeellent job" outlining his \1l'Ws on such Issues as the economy. energy and peace. Senate President Harry Meshel of Youngstown said he wUl make ari endorsement next week . He sug- gestPd I he po>Sibility of t h<' leaders making a joint pndorSC"ment but lh<' idea obviously ha s now bcf>n scrapped. At a news conferenrf', Jackson sa id Celest<' owes him and his black supporters a far greatf'r pol it ica l debt than the goVPmor might owe Mandai<'. .Jackson was weighing his abilit y to deliver the black vott' against CelPSte's servlee as Peace Corps director under the Ca11rr-Mondale admlnlstra tlon. When askf'd if Cel<'S te owed Mondale a favor for giving him a job. Jackson answered: "So did our rommunlty. Mondale gave him a job: we gave him a position. "I hope thai the governor would make a judgment for my support just as many of my supporters have made a judgment to support him," Jackson said. Thr nPw stal l' law, which allows publi c Pmplo.\·f'f'<;;_ lhP ri~ ht to urganiLf' :llld bar_r::ai n mlh'Cli\'(']~·. wrn t into ('flt'('l on April l. In .::~ n pJrort tu prPparc for t hr loc\11 impact ot th~tt law . thl' coun t\ contrart r·d \\·ith a ~ ( '('One! consultmg fi rm . BaSf'd in LJ"'•rencP County·. Sou t hPast Oh tn Management Consult an ts cha rgf's tht • count ~· a variable raiC': $.l) per hour for rf'guiJr rr:ms u11 a ti on . $45 per hou r for legal consult at ion. and $Y [Y'r hour for· sf'Crptarial sf'rv ice. SinC'f' 1hf' fir st of' this .\'Par. Ga lli<J Crnmt~ · has pt.~id t hf' firm - which is curn:nl t.v in t h(' prrx'f' ... s of writmg job descriptions for a ll count.\ · worker~ and drafl ing policies and procrourPS to co\'rr job·rr·l;ttf'd issuf'sapproximately $.'i,OXI In July. the count~··~ agr('('mf'nt with Clf>man s. ~rison w ill rxp irr ancl is not rxpN'tf'd to IX' State tax burden among highest in nation WASHINGTON 1AP1 - Ohio will pa)· an <'StimatPd $29 billion in federal taxes in fi scall984 . thP sixth high<'St burden in the nation. a tax wat rhdogorgan it.a · t ion announN:I() tocb y . The Tax Foundation l nr. sa id Ca llfornia, New York and TPxas lead the nation in f('(ieral tax burden. l t said total doll ar amount s lend to be high<'SI in slates wilh thf' largest popula· lions and thai citizens in ll1e 10 most populou s staiPS w ill foot 57.6 pervenl of the tax burden . The group said Ohio's esti · mated P,..r-rapital tax burden of $2,695 ranks the state 24th in the na tion. r·rnf>wt'<l A I ltldl tlmt ·. Sout hf'ttsl Ohio :\1cJntH.'J'ml\nr Consult:mh ·.nil t ·hc~t).:f ' ;1 rPlainrr lf't ' 111 $\i:l ])l't month _ Thf' lt rm h.td tl rgintlll~ ~~· ai\n::l rht ' IT' Llint 'l lx·cau SL· 11! thf' f'ot Jnt \ ·c.. month!\· comrnllnH·nl r ~, (']('man .... '\(' ] ~.:o n ( ' l•'m;nlc... . :\dc...on · ~ r f'IJtnt •r IPt ' /' !Hie.. ~lul hf ':lsl rlh io :vLm.J g! 'm('nt ( ·on ~ultant< \' r i i i~ ·L'rn Count .\ · n l'ficiJl ~ "" ·' thf' ! irm s can t_x · ,\ \d lu:thlt · t'f'"Ollrt 't' in ri t'; tlin g 1,\'ith lht> compl i(':lh'<l pn.('f'S' IJ ! \\.hC'n co Jif't~ ti \'t' IJ<Jrg<~ inin g .~~ ir work... it~ \ ' <J\ rhr•1u .L: l' l 'ou nt v gt l\'t ·rnrnc,nt . Indr'f'CI. count \ ' orrici a l '- hopt • tlw <I tel .md ('llli!l('tl : 1' hdp dimini,.., h. ilnnt •·lim trLi l l ', ttu· rhant'f'~ of f'OIIP('I i\' f' h :l!l!~tlllin ;... r·\-t• r ('l illll!l )..: ''' rh•· lt.x'a l gon•rnm C'nt. !h i 'C[)Jl~ ui1 J I11 will "1'11sic;llk ," ; 1 ~ pokf' . . IJ'.'I'Sllll f u1 ~aiel F rid;t\·... ,, f' J rT' 1n in g tuml•if' int11 them ... 111 c~\ 1 1id !ht· ( 'II!T\Ill l"i''ll pll !.die... I:. ·h 111 ., ~ 1• Bank officials outline plans to reestablish service in Wilkesville V.l l .KESVl L LF: - \ "in tonCnunt ' l'\ntinnal Bank officials ha\·4' out linr'<l plans to INlp<'n t he hank 's Wilkesv ille branch later this )"Car . The branch has brcn c los('(l ' inr e la >t Oct. 31, foll owing an armed rubb<'r;,· Oct. 28 that rt"Ult('(i in the arrest of two Licking Count)' men . II had brcn the =ond 1imr in a vear that the branch . locatPd on Ohio 160 in the villagt', had b<'en robbed at gunpoint. Bank officials announrro at the lime the branch would be closed because they would not expose it s rmploypes to further danger. Robert B . Will Jr., Vinton County Na tional presiden t, said the bank is working v.: i1!1 H( •n Smith. 1 1u nt ·1 111 .1 ro m ·pnif'nn · ,._!lll"t' ;tl lht · tnl t 'l'l'( ' linn n f ltlO .md ( lh 111 !iX':~ n•·;n ltlf' v ill<lgf'. to pu! lhf' l)r;mch lllh l tht· stnrf'. Th f' nf'\\' 11r J ndl. which ll lfi('i ;l l:ho pc' will rl'C:-< tahlish ~Pr\ · i ct · 101 ttl!' SUITOUndin g ilrf'J JncJ ffi,JO\ t'ffi ploy<'f's nl Southern Ohio Co; II Co.'s M r igs mtnPS. will hf' a tvd) Ian('. dri\'C'·in facilil \. with lohiJ~ · Sf'l'\'icr and l on n int rlY il'w ~pace . Following rqzu l!.l tnty appm\·al. construction rna ~ · hC'g in thi s summf'r . WiU said . "'Both our Wilke"' ille and miner· customers arf' important to us." hf' addro. �April 22, 1984 Comment and perspective The Sunday Time..Sentlnel ftage--A-2 A'pril 22, 1984 1'1~ • B!m;:;! ~~ I 6Hl .j.l6-~ • Ill Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohlo (614) 992-2156 ar se tganttc A Division of ;825 Third Ave., Gallipoll•, Ohio • ROBERT L. WI NGETT Publi sher H0!3ART WIL<;Ot\ JR. ;ExPCutivP F.dilor earance PAT WHITEH EAD Assistan t Publisher-Cont roller ;\ MEMBER of Tht· ..\s..,.oda.tt'!l Pn,.,., bd:u1d lluJh Pn""-" :\.,•;~J.:ia.tlon and IIH' · ~nwrtcan N~· spapt•r Publhohe.-.. :\~H..'Iation . LETl'ER." OF 0P11'1.10"'-i an• wl'lmnwd. lht•)' '"houJd hf' Jt>Ss thllll :IOOwordoi loo~ All <teUn's are subjtx:l to edit ln.- and rmt>Ot tM" sl~ with namf'. addrftl\.o; lllld tt>lephollf' num1Jer. No~~ IPW'N wtU ht• puhli..,bt'd. LA>th•N should t:.. in 1:000 ta-;t(', addrcs.-.bl~t ls~· no( ~naliti{'!l; . • We have more to offer! • Stop 1n and look us over! . The Peabody plan Who do ~' OU likr for govrrnor nf :"Jrw E ng lan d'' Or the Great LJkf's or Scluth A tlanti c rt:>gions? You didn't knov..· !)('op le wrrr running for thP JObs'' You'rf' light . !\'o onr Lli - ~· f't. But that could r hange it \.\.'f' listf'n ro " Chub" 1also known as Endicon ! Pf'a bod~:. : T he fonnt•r .JWW'rno r of :vtu ss.:Jchusf'll ~. and r onc('i \'a hl.v the only per son PH'r 10 han • an nou ncC'd for the vicC' p rPs idPnc.v 1Democratic nQm inat ion, 1~1. thinks a fr drr al s ~· strm rhar isn't workin g - or isn' t wOrkin g nParly· .:J s v;pJI a ~ it should - is in n('('d of rrs rructuring. ~ And as a L:Jn•v;pi J ~.:if t to \\';1shing1on. hr has somP proposals to th at 1982 CHEV. CAMARO Z-28 ·~actory two-tone , cru;se, tilt AM / FM/ Ca ssette, Rallye wheel s, captain's chairs. 2 additional rear seats and factory dual air. Loca l one owner. Black, T-Top, ful ly equipped , only 1(000miles. Extra sha rp NOW WAS S10,900 $9884 PRICED TO SELL 1984 BUICK PARK AVENUE likr l)· to raise political h"rklr ., : Hi? would ha\'1' such HI nr 12 gm ·rrnnrr;;; with j urisdictions OH'r m)Jiti -statr re,E!ions . Thr\· woui[J tX' t~ l f'C tcd at thr sa m e timC' as thr pnisid Pn1 and for thr samf' trrm . : ThPir fu nct i on would hf' to pu ll to grt hf'r ff'dC'ral programs m th(' fi(']rl an~ m<Jkl' 1hl'm work m orr r ff('('li\· r l~ ·. T h f'~- would. hC' bf>lieves . hPip corrff·t thP pr obiPrns of a swol l(' ll fC'Cir r ul burPaucraC\' : Whal is nPP<-kd . PPatxxl.\ · IX'li f'\'f'S. is somronf' in the fiel d w ith thr J.W<!sligP -.tnd cl out t h~ll com!'s from IX'ing C'IC'c ted to m <lkr progrttm s work . Hf' concPdf>s probh ,m s. Somf' l'f'J:,'i Onal gu\'f'rno r s wou ld tx- of -.t diffr rr nt part ~- th an thP pl T's idt'nl. in\' itin,l.! fri ction. Thf' r f'spons ihil 1ti0:-; (If thP rrgional govrrnors would ov£'r lap with rf'gi ona l ff'<kt ·~d official.... <J nd \\·i th departmf'n t h(•ads buck in Washing-t on. St aff' gow'rnors mi ght .sf'n st• and I'f's ist a loss of STJ IUS. Rut Pr atx)dy lx>liP\ ' 1' ~ thf• IJ I T!b l f'rn~ {'0Uid d ll hf' \\-'Ork('{j OUI and thl' fPdf'ra l s\'stC'm m<-ldf' t o wo rk morf' f' fff'<·tiv!:'ly·. An d he srps a plu ~ for thC' regiona l go\'C'rnor ships l)p ~· o nd mnrf' f'fff'Cti vt • im jJiemcntJtion o f fC'drml progr ams_ Thf'\' wou ld hf' pro,· ing g ruund s fo r pn'sidPnt tal candida If'S. PPabod~· ha sn 't gottr•n much n•:1dion .n·1, -.tnd twi sntlouking-forParl_v ac tion . RPforms Ltkr timr But wh C'n a \Ystrm 1" 1,.1 w rll' kin g - 11r v.·orking in a \\' d .V th<:~l of tpn ma kPs it r astrr to slop I hi ngs from h :1ppt' ning 1h ~Hl !O gf't ltwm to happen it i" Pvf'nt ual l~ · r f'cognili'd that chang0:-; haH' to l:x• m:uh • Pra txxt.\ · is making a m ;Jjor dwngr him ... f'lf . Aflf'r 17 _H'a r~ o f ixoing in powrr or r losr to it in Wa shi nglnn. fi r . .;t in 1hf' .John:-;on Whi!C' Housf' and fo r l J yrars JS a nolablf' -. u cc'(' SS in lilf' cit ." '" lt'g~l] S pC'('i ~tlit _v- lubb.\ ·ing , hP is going homr. Hr's lx'ginning ll nf'w L'< ltH't' .1 " . 1 ('rJuntr:-· l ~ m ·v0r in .\ rv; Hampshin•. 1\'o morr lobtJ,\'ing. bur that d or·~ n 1 m Pan nn mnn' politi('s. Thc rr wrrP. h<' . ., a,·s. rwo wmncr:-; in :\pw llampshirf' on Feb . ~K C an Hart ~ · ou k nmr d bou t Chub Pf'abody al<.;o did all ri(!h 1. Hr·w as PIPrtc·d fn,m the to\A·n of Holli :-. to Nrw Hampsh irP' ." f'V Pry·-d pc;tdf' conslitutional con\'Pn tion . It wctsn' l pas~·. It wa s hack to d oor·· to·(loor r ampaig ni ng lor thf' fir sI lime in yrar s. R uL hr s~l , ...,_ ht ' wa.c.; n·r a~ r u ~ t y- :1s hP harl1houg ht: "It fell gr"'" ·.. Berry's World Extended Ohio forecast More rain for Ohio By The Associated Press The National Weather Service says that after 24 hours of dry weather, more rain is headed tor Ohio. In fact, ram was aln>ady falling In the extn>mP southern fringe of the statP during the predawn hours Sa turday morning . It was forecast to Invade most of southern Ohio Saturdav night and move into thP northern pa11 of the state Sunday. • High pr<'ssure from the Greal Lakl»; to the middle Atlantic coast and a strong low pressure area moving out of the southern Plains will be competing for control of Ohio's weal her through Sunday. With the high pressurebecomingstrongpr and moving south ward, it looks as though it will win out in northern Ohio, keeping it dry through tonight, but with increasing cloudiness and some widely scattered showers Sunday. Southern Ohio will be wet. Rain will gradually move into most of that region by ton ight, and thel<' Is a chance of thunderstorms in the extreme soul h. Some of the rain could become heavy Sunday, which could mean renewed trouble for the rivers in that part of the sta te. II was still mostly clear in extreme northern Ohio at sunrtse. The I<'St of the slate had an ov0rcast of mid-and high-level cloudiness. Rain was falling along the Ohio River from Cincinnati to Chesapeakt>. Predawn temppratures rani!ed from the upper 30s in clear sections of nm1hern Ohio to the low 50s In the extreme southern pan of the st ate. Associated Press Writer A huge storm blasted much of the nat ion Saturd ay with IS-inch snows halting E aster travel in the Rockies, thunderstorms spewing hail and tornadoes from west Texas to Arkansas and heavy rain trapping people in their cars in Missouri. A tornado killed a camper and injured at least four other people In Lake Canton, Okl a., on Friday. and an 8-year·old girl was left sitting in a field where a mobile home had tx>en when a twister ripped through VaUey View, Texas. In Colorado. where ranchers unable to reach young Uvestock predictI'd heavy losses of l ambs and calves, up to 2 feet of snow was expected before skies began to clear Sunday. But southern Texas was roasting in record heat that hit 106 Friday in Del Rio. "It's crazv," Bill Sammler, of lhP National Severe Storms Forecast CP~I Pr in Kansas City, Mo., said this morning. He called it "a vicious stmm" that "spanned the seasons." Flash flood warnings were up Sa turday in K ansas and Missouri as the stmm' s centl'r moved eastward from central Oklahoma. By early Saturday I he rain covered half of !Uinois and was spreading into Kentucky and wes lern Indian a. Nebraska had 8 inches of snow al Big Spr ing, and up to 5 inches had fallen in western Kansas. Tornado warnings remained in effect for the early morning in western Arkansas. A 76 mph gust damaged nine airplanes and forced evacuation of I he control tower at the Fort Smith municipal airport Friday. Lottery winning Friday numbers: 518,8940 Light blue. 5 speed trans. and custo m cloth intenor. Factory stereo, only 37,542 lo w m;l es Factory aluminum wheel s an d mu ch more. Dark burgu ndy w;th burgundy custom cloth interior. Buick's Top of the Line. Full power, locking wire wheel covers and much more. Only 6,08llow miles. Balance ol factory warranty. NOW $15,984 WAS $16,900 WAS SS595 SALE $7684 1983 BUICK REGAL CLEVELAND iAPl The winning number drawn Friday night in thE' Ohio Lottery's daily game. "TheNumber."was518. In the "Pick 4" game, pl ayed !V!onday through Friday, the win· ning nwnber was 8904. The lottery reported a loss of $73.677 on "Thf' Number." The loss resultf'd from sa les of $1,3.33,02150, while holders of w inning tickets are mtitlcd to share $1,406,i02.JO. lntheparimutud "Pickr' ga m t' , sa les tot aled $1&5,540. Holders of winning ticket s arc entitled to share 45 percmt of the lake, or $&3.659. A winning $1 straighl ticket earns $8,616. A winning $1 boxed ti cket 0arns $359 . ThP Number: fiw.one-eight Pick 4: P ight · ninc-~A•ro-fou r This new Cutlass trade ;s extra n;ce ;ns;d e and out. Tilt wheel , AM / FM stereo and only 43,642 miles. WAS $4795 NOW $ 42 84 Truly a cream puff. Ar ctic white w;th burgandy landau top. Tilt. crui se, AM / FM /8 -Track, 6040 seat and only 18,1191ow mile s. Locally owned. New Cutlass trade . Must be seen to appreciate. 1981 FORD RANGER 150 Velerans Memorial ADMISSION S · · G~org i a Swauger , Ponwrov; V irgini a Hubbard. Pomeroy; Dilford Fprrell, Svr:.H.'US(' . . DJSCHARGES·--.Juanit a Chap· man . .John Hayes. Marion Fran c is. Betty Jotmson. Roads ... ELECT I Continued from page A II The nation's weather end. : · Somc havC' aln: ad,- bt '('n around thf' trJck. A singlr six ,vC'ar 10rm fo r thE> presi dent, for exJmplc. : P~abod\. a long with mam- othPr studpnt s of tho modrrn prrsidrncv. believf's t hP four-\·f'ar IC'rm is too short to rsta blish a progmm and th aT fCJ1 low-throu gh i s V.'C'akPnPd by thC' n PC(•ssit~· of s('{'king rr-Pl('('tlon . -; A lso familiar is Pf'abod.v 's proposa l o f a fuu r -yPd r term fo r congr pss mf'n . with half t hC' H ousf' f'l('('t£'ll Pn·n· 1wu vpars. H P wou ld makr nQ:change in the existi ng six-.n>;u Scna iC' IC'rJ~l . . : The select ion of \'iCC' prC'sldC'nt bl rand ld<:~ IP~. hf' sa~·s. sh uu ld be IPss of a l(>llery . It should not be lf'ft to fh(' lai C'· night whim of an oftpn Pxhau!'itC'd prl'sidPnlial nominPf'. : Prabod.\ · would r·pwriiC' p ~ 1r1 ~· rulf':-; ro rcquirC' that ('\'E'r:- · prC's id£'nfi <.l l rafldidatr submit a list o f <lr·rrpt.'Jhlr• runnin g mLJtcs tv.·o WPf'ks in ad,·a ncr of Jhr national con\'Pn ti ons • But it i s in his fin<.~l propo:-;; ll . tor a new rlf"C'tiW' fPdC'ra l officC' of rrR"iona l govrrnor. th a t PP; Jhcxt.' rr<J lh· breaks nPw ground J.nd is most ,.__Weather:----. Monday lhrough Wednesday : A chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Highs lhrough the period between 58 and 68 . Lows mostly in the 40s. jamb~ 1imes- Jentiu.el The Sunday Times-Sentinel-ftage-A-3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. "iu th~ very near future" to eliminate a potential hazard. Baird ooted that those repairs wlll not upgrade those bridi!es tolOOperrent ofOhlo's legal brldgt> load limit, but in many cases "will aUow them to l<'main at their reduced capacity ." As of now, Baird sa ld most of the county 's aggregate roads are "fairly well-maintained," with all but six or seven miles in one area having been graded at least once so tarthisyear. " In general, most o! the roads have been waded." Ba ird said. ''That takes a large part of our budget. " The county has been separated into quadrant s in which a highway department employee grades a ll county road in a specific area, the engineer explained. The report awaits commissioners' approval , but both Baird and Assistant Engineer Craig Barnes pointed out that the unexpected frequently determines where the money will be spent . Baird cited an unanticipated increase - an average of Bpercent - in the cost ofresurtacingproducts used by the department as an example. That creates an across· the-board increaS£' in othl"r essrntlals, such as labor, whlch is up 5 percen t over last year, he added. But some help hhas been received in a bridge and guardrail painting and maintenance program the highway department started this spring with a $100,1XX) Community Development Block Grant. The program has employed 11 m en and onesupervisor,committed to 46 bridges in eight townshlps over the next several months. Baird said he would apply for such funding again next year. " We'l<' getting the best of both worlds here," Baird said. " With so many of our feder al grants, I question, as a taxpayer, if they really help the public at large. On this one, I don't. " Russell Wood Republican Candidate COMMISSIONER •25 Yrs. 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Dove gray exterior w;th mat ching custom cl oth interior, V·8 auto, PS, PB, and only 35,386 low mtles. LOOK WHAT S37QQ WILL BUY! O hi o .J5ti31. E:nt C' rf'd a s S<>cond class mLitlin~ m atwr· :11 PomPro y, Oh io, T. p;ckup, auto. trans , PS, custo m two ·tone pamt Factory air cond. New Chev. pickup trad e· Jn . 1h NOW WAS S6995 $6284 Po ~ ! Of lkP . Mcmbf'r : T h f' AsSOCI<IIC'd Pff'SS In · land Da l l v Pr£' SS As!-iocl<.~ t lnn <J nd t h e Amrr ie aTi Nfi'wspapi'r Publi<il1f'r'\ As- sod;ll lon. Nationa l prf'sC'n tAtivc. Adv r rli s ln ~ Rrunham . ! i i i Rf'- Wf' st Nlnr Mll f' Road, Sul tf' 21J.l. 0P trol 1, Ml ch iJ!<.In . 48075 100 NEW CHEVROLETS AND OLDSMOBI LES IN STOCK! We Want Your Business! Today in history Today is Sunday, April 22, the ll ~th day of 1984. Thf'r f' arf' 2!\.ldays lf'ft In the year. Today 's Highl ight In History: On April 22, 1964, Presidf'nt Lyndon .Johnson opened the New York World's Fair at Flushing Meadow-Corona Park. On this date: 1n 1541, Ignatius Loyola was elected the first head of the Society of Jesus - the Jesuits. In 1864, congress authortz.f'd tht'dill'Ctor of the Mint to US<' the m otto " In God We Trust" on coins. See Morris Sheets, Mike,Sickels, Terry Hamilton, or Roger Dillard ChevrQlet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 446-3672 1616 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO •. SUBS<.'RI PT ION R.<\TES By ('arrlt"r or Motor Rout I' Onr WPPk ... .... ... .Sl 10 On{' Mon th . . S·U~ll SINGLE COPY PRICE 58 ('rnls No ~ ub s crip lio n s b\' mall pl' r m i ttl'd in I own s whc>n' motor ca rrif'r SE> n: tc(' Is a\·a ilabl(•. The Su ndav T l mf' s.Sf> nUnf'l wlll not bf' rf'spons ibtf' f(lr <ld va nc(' p ay ml" nl s madl' b~' carrlf'r ~ Mi\IL SUBSCR IPTIO NS S undMy Only . S26.MO Onf' Yl' <t l $\.1.00 . Six rTionth s .... Dan, and Sunday MAIL S11BSCRIPTJONS Inside Ohio · 52 WE't'kS . ............ .... .. ... $58.24 • 26 Wt'E'kS. .. .... $29.12 13 WE:'E'kS .... -. . . . . .... ......... $14.56 RateA Outside Ol'llo _52 w.... ks . . .. ... . 159.1W • 26 W('(>kS ...... $31.20 • 13 WE'{'ks . . $1~.60 VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE WHO HAS THE PROVEN ABILITY AND THE EXPERIENCE TO BE YOUR NEXT SHERIFF. Atrway Royal Tour 4· Prece Luggage Set Magnavox Modular Stereo Grandf ath er Clock AM tFM Magnavox Telephone Clock RadiO M1nolta X-700 Camera Televtston Howard Mil ler System JOHN TAYLOR A VOTE FOR IS A VOTE FOR GOOD GOOD LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR THE NEXT 4 YEARS. R E p u B L I c A N F 0 R s H E R I F F · S. Taylor , Trm . . Oh. 45631 Open a 3Y2, 5 or 7 year cert;licate account at Gallipolis Savings and receive a BONUS gift . Your account earns high interest and is guaranteed . Seldom do you have a better opportunity to accomplish your investment objective and receive an extra ... a BONUS gift. _...-...._ GALLIPOLIS S A.VDNGS 44t 2nd Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 4563t (6t4) 446·3832 �The Times-Sentinel April 22, 1984 : Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va . Well site ·salt water injection guidelines revised by ODNR COLUMBUS - The Division of Oil and Gas of th£' Ohio Depart ment of Natural RC'sourcE-S has re\'ised guidelinE's for contairmwnt facili tit:>s at salt water injE'{'Iion wrll sit('s and Parthen impoundmr nts on underground inje-ction co ntr ol I arlli t if'S The procedur('s rules JrP ba st'd on bY the Sale Drinking SPI WatC'r A c t uf En-1. Th1 • liJW was enaet r'd to prr \·rnt contaminat ion of surtacP and ground -w a tc-r b_ \' wastes producf'd in conjunction with oil and gas wrlls . Before beginning con struct ion of Boy dies following transplant AKROr\. a suriaCP fa c tlit y or eart hen impoundm('nt , an Op('rator must obt Jin a permit from thr Dh·isiun of Oil and Gas. Then " di\'ision rf'presrntativP wtll monitor constructio n procf'ss . thP Surfnc£' cont ainment LJrilitiC's must tx> or s uffkipnt ca pac itY to contain thC' \·olunw nf thr l arg P ~t tank or n•ssC'l on sit r . wi th allowancr madf' fiJI' rainfall . T o prf'\'f'nt lr;w ha rr· nl spillNl f'lllld s 1.dthin lhf' dikf' an: a. Opt" rator·~ must usr onf' of thf' foll owing co n s tru c tion sc hPnw s o r an I"QUi\'Jlt.'nl . Th r rontainmt'nt l ~ 1 cilir~ · shall tx• ronstructf'fl of sufficic·nl o.mnunt s of c :a~· pr·pparf'd b~ · ~~dc-qu.tlf' rom · pact ion mPthod s to prf'w•nt a n.\ · lf'dchatf' of fluid .o.,. Thi:-. cl d _\ · ca n 1:x'> ()\'l ' I'LJin \\ 'ith {1\ hi'J' m;IIPr'Ll ]S if STORE HOURS: Thur.. 9 am til 10 pm Fri.-Sat.9 am til 10 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS _ _ _o.;;.Ul 10WN'S f!NUI SU,Ea MAI!Clt ...--' dc>sin:d . Operators may usC' liners of or an Pquiva!Pn l material in the containmf' nt facil · 0 TO CHURCH CV[RY SUNDAV '-'4\e A.urve The Right to limit Quantitt .. ' !X}i~' f..ll h~' lPnP it y. ovPrl~ · ing properly prepared LOIN END soil ro prr\'f'nt liner rupture. T hP minimum liner thick nPss is 30 mil . In lif'u of t hr two precPding rnPthocls , O!X' r ators may use a s tffl · reinforcpq con<'rPt e ~urfarf' arra to C'ncompass the rn tirf' containm Pnt feci lit y . CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Althoug h an f'.:trthPn impound · $ mPnt i ~ not thl' prf'f(•rrPd mPans of r r mpor~uy salt wa tPr storage', thr rJi\·ision of Oil and l.as rf'Cog-n izPs thf' fa c t that it s cons tru c ti on is somf'ti mf's n('(' f'Ssa r~· Gf' nC'raU:v, .1n impoundmPnt sha ll not rxcwd a lot of suJiering . The~t, WE'Ll lEND YOU THE MONEY lOANS ON PERSONAl PROPERTY span"<.~ . " Doctors told thl' Smit hs. of suburban Coplp~ Township . that hP died of a rare. hrart-rela ted $1 19 89~ FRANKIES SUPERIOR'S 89~ CHUNK LB. BOLOGNA lONGHORN CHEESE LB. HOFFMAN'S ••••iilijrl CHEESE LB . POUND "They said it' s sumething they 1-•iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•lllllJ!!!Il!III!IIIIJ!lllllJ!llllllllllllllllllllllil.. don't know a lot about ." Mrs . Smith h said . ·: Maylx'T<xld 'sdm th will add VOTE FOR to the knowledge doctors havPabout it and help someone in lhP rutuw." ThP problem was unrrlatPd Ia Todd' s other heart pmblems. Mrs. Smit h said. HE' was schedu!Pd for T-BONE STEAK HAMLIN KING open -hem1 surgery next mont h Todd went into surger\' about,, 30 p.m . WednPSday after doctors located a su it able liw r for him. 11wre were some post-surgical blood pressure. but nothing out oft he ord in al~ · . doc t ~Jrs LB . PORK SHOULDER SIRLOIN STEAK LB. ROAST Gallia County Prosecutor rompl ica lions. including a r ise in his 9¢ POUND $2] 9 HOMEMADE ~:~D LB . $1 39 QUALIFIED: *Veteran *17 Years Experience in Criminal law *Certified Public Accountant *Master's Degree in Public Administration propiP know what had happenro to Tcdd ;_, nd ·· ro Pxtrnd our gratitude and love• to tlw coirmtunit \ for it s sharing, raring and !'Uppor1 lo our !amii.l' .. t hPI IPI' 1 thf' y· m adP th( · r ight dc•dsion in supporting ; t l ivPr tran spl; 1n t for Todd . " \-\.'C'' r'f' Chri"iiians and fp'f'l that Todd 1:-; now in 1hr hands ofCfxl. H(' s happv nov.: <.mel v.:on ·r laC(' an~ · more suffe rin .c::." M r s. Smi th said . "HP b!Psst..>d o ur li\'PS <Jn d th P li\'PS of m~m~· ot hPrs . Todd touch('(! m an.\· pmpl~ . Hr•lo\'ed tht ·m. and hf• kn<'\\ tha t hf' was lm·r'fl ... Egg hunt details finalized by Rotary M IDDI .F:PORT - Final rlrlails for th( ' annu<JI Eas trr E gg hunt sponson '([ lw t hP M iddlf'JXlrl Pom!'ro~ · notary F'rrday nrghl at Mrthodrst Churrh Wf'n• fina lizf"(l Hr•e~ rh l'nilf<l Dmn1•r was Sl 'f\'f'([ b.\' the· Jadii"' Of thr•t·hu rr h. ~undav Ma~oni(' ~•·n ifi' P0 !\1 J<P.< )Y - I 'omt•n 1.\' I ,txJ.c<' lfi.l ~\· il l hold Ma_ ..,oniC' "f'n ·irt~ s for ( ;u_\ HU'-.'·;£'11 ; 1! LIA·ing Funf'ral lfom f' th1 s ('W'nm g e~t J: '3( ) p .m . r{ us..;dJ '>I. a s J -,:t _ \ t·ar mrmllt.' l of 1-: ri~ l.rxl gf' ~ n . .l i\ll mpmtJ<>rs ancl lm-'1 hE•rn J rl' urgNl to af!Pnct . DRIVERS' EDUCATION ClASSES BEGINNING MAY 7th GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY PH. 446-0699 @ ia County Volunteer Emergency Squad NOW OFFERING FREE Ambulance Service 8 A.M. til 12 Midnight 24 Hour Service Saturday & Sunday 446-8322 M 1-.~ .~ o~Jf' By BOB HOEFUCH ..........._ .,_..~ ,,._.. Au""'""''''"""'''"""' Let me "'' h-ar that trumpet! T ha t •5 n0 trumpet _ I can Dan tell ~-ause """ White Isn't playing it. In case you didn't know, Dan suffered a heart attack recently and has been confined 10 the intenst·ve care unit at Veterans Mnmortal ... which include grades, activit if'S, NEW YORK iAP) - VIrtually I there were indications the ring had every bank in the New York area been planning to expand its opera was victimized by a counterfeit lions to West Coast banks because credit card ring that rlppr!d off $50 legitimate cardholde rs had in · million !n four stall'S last year. creased their credit llnf>S in anticipa fft . tion of the summer Olympic gamf>S . o Th c1als said. Dearie said the ring obtained the e ring , which was planning to names and r.~ crount numbers of expand its operation to Los Angell'S to capit alize on the summer ~ ·h 01 ympic games. was sma sh"' Wit the arrest of fi ve men and thP HUBBARD'S issuance of an'E'st warrants for six h h · 'd F 'd GREENHOUSE ot ers. aut ont 1es sa1 n ay. Syracuse. Oh. Ph . 992 -5776 Up to 30 ·000 munt;rfett card~ NOW OPEN were sei?Rd in a raid riday , sa1 FOR SPRING SEASON U.S. Attorney Raymond J. Deari<• names of parents, a pho to a nd info The phony ca rds were sold o n thf' to advance the clock one hour. I never can !'!'member which way lo move the hands so I'U count on you now to !'I?mt nd mP. ____ The Pomeroy Alumni Associalion is again offering an academic scholarship to a worthy st udenl who Is child or grandchild of a Pomeroy High grad. Applicants a re to send resumes, Now about thai public auction that the three chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will be holding on May 5. The idea of thE' auction is to raise funds for the purchase of jaws of liJe eq uipment for the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. The equipment will be made available !or the ent ire count y. Now. I hope that none of us ever has use !or the equipmen t however, It' s a <"Onsolation to know that it will b<' around in rase we do. To get it mm ns tha t your support for the a uc tion is "gonna" have to be there. The sorority figure if every family across the county just gives one item- it will makE' for a big money raiser for the equipment. Hours of !he auc tion will!)(' from 11 a.m . to 3 p m. and the Ioca lion in a t the back of the Pomeroy FirP Station. And wha t can you do'! Well - SELECT FROM LARGE DISPLAY REASONABLE PRICES ployef>S. J'he data thPn was tran sferred to phony plas tic credit cards. hP said . · Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants . shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas, Rhododendron . House Plants - 4" to 10". Folrage & Blooming Baskets HOLIDAY FILM DEVEWPING Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. I to 5 :-.-i~;;'[7o : i15 np. ·1~ 9 : :l4 exp. •J.99; : J6exp. •&.49: ' I " II f OII'll "11hltill' I hill \.! tiiiUIIOIJI'lll lJNC:OI'JJ ~\liON VAI.OI~ OFWCJII9<. • -"'"C. .. C-41•_,.........,. ... ,I 1 ta.,..........,ll ~----.. . '1'.-Ll 1 I APRil 23•25, 1iU' L----- ------ - .J VILLAGEPH. PHARMACY 992-6669 270 N. 2ND AE . MIDDLEPORT . OH . You can !~ave donation..; u r thP Pomeroy Mayor's O!!iC'f'. thr Pomeroy Fire Sialion - and it vour items aren' t a U that big, you can leave them by The Daily S..nt inl'i offi('(' at 111 Court . If you usc our From Th, , Ri l1le WAS I'Al ll . AN UN RF:LIF: VER? William B. Kugh.n I I' tongue ~ wrrl' ' jiJr fl flign to th em that helieve not ," what about Pa ul'! Wa~ hf' an unht>l i('V t'r? Paul s aid, "/th ank my Gud, I speak with tonyul-'s more than yl-' all" t I Cor . 14 : 18). Pa ul , a lso, stated in t he very llt'XI vt" r!>il', " )',... t r·n th f:! church I had rather speak fiv e words with my unda.~frm di11q, th at lnJ my 11m:ot-' I miqht tf'ach others also, than ten l!wu .~·und u·onh in an unknown tongue" (1 Cor . 14 :19) . T he r e was a <;harp 1·ontra-. t )){'[ Wf'f•n Pau l a nd t he Cori nthians . Paul was an apostle. !It• had 1 h(' gift t.o proph(• sy or tearh ir. man y la nguages so as to be undt ' r·.., rnod hy th(' assPmhlies. T he Corinthians were limi ted to ~rwakin).! onf' I;Lnguage. Paul · A Belie\·er l 1 aul dicl not s rf'a rh onf' thin g and prart.ice a nother . He practiced w hat he prl'arhe , kee~inf?: an d brin ging his body "into iubjection" lest he ",<t h.ould he fl w ..'\tnwny ·w hen he had "preached to others" (1 Cor . 9::!7'1 . Paul. a s Isaia h. taught the Corint hia ns (1} t hat prophesy was for t•dif yin K tht• C'hu rt h and was greate r than s peaking in tongues if there wpr(• no interpn•tpr present (1 Cor. 14:5): (2) they we re not to s peak in tonKIH's w ith nu t an inte-rpreter tl Cor . 14 : 13 ,28 ); and (3) they were to do "all thmqs unto edifying" i I Cor. 14 :26!. conductin g themselves "decf'ntly and 1·n tJrder"tl Cor . 14 :27 ·40). Pa ul carried out these same ordt•rs. Rf'ing a true bel iever. h(' neve r a bused his apos tolic gifts. even "spt' akinq iTI tonqu es . " Although he s poke in tongues more than th ey all , ht• would speak only a few words that co uld be understood r ather 1han "JWa kinK many words without und erstanding. contributions. I'm counting on you I u pu I t h<' project over the top. And annua lly I remind you ro the birthday of Clara Roush, formPr Racine rPsident. Mrs. Roush will be observing hr•r 95t h on Apri l 28 and loves getting cards and letters Mail reachPs hN a l 674 Tallkron Drive. Akron, Ohio "barbarian '! ! Co r. 14 :111, behaving as "c hildren"{ ! Cor. 14 :201. and as a "mad" person or lunatic !1 Cor . 11 :23). Their asse mblies were in a ··-1 a 1f' of !' on fu s ion. rlevoid of orde r ( I Cor 14: 40) . T ht· s ame is true today. When one rejects Pa ul's teaching that "whPthe r theTf• be tongues , they shall cease · (I Cor . 13 :8 ), a nd is more <."o ncerned a nd determined to "apeak in tongues" {not languages which they have not been taught, but "ecstatic utteronces'1. it is a "sign of their unbelief." Being intoxicated upon the pride of "speaking in ttmques, "t h ey ~· Kger at God's word, believing and obeying visions of human aids rat.l .,·r t han God . They even re ly on 'feto:lings" rat her t han "knoud.e<lq e . " !For FrPe Bib!J> Correspondence Cours e Writ f' ... l 89¢ ~ ~ Galllpoli5, Ohio 41S6J1 Sund•r Momln• : Su ntl• t Funln1 111't411UClly ; Blbk S!dT Worthlp JO :JO Wurtlllp 6 :00 BIIMSiud~ 7:410 , ... . ..... "Mcullfl ~· rown lllt Bib~ " Di ll ~ • WJUI 11 : ~.\1 . 111 . MONUMENT CLEANING CEMETERY LETTERING BRONZE MARKERS ERECTED IN ANY CEMETERY Lo,oted on State Rt . 141 at Centenary, Ohio 2'l'l Miles from Gallipolis, Ohio Call MON.-TUES.-WED.-OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Cash 'n' Carry Sale 446-7017 Fast Stop 00 00 EVERYTHING MINI GARDEN CENTER Jet . 7 & 218 (WHILE QUANTITIES LAST) 446 -3977 NOW OPEN •••••••••••e••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •Hanging Baskets •Fruit Trees •Bedding •Mums •Dogwood Trees •All Kinds of Shrubs < Rose Bushes limf' will again m akC' o ur seen£' a t 2 I <~\ a.m next Sunday , April~~ . You are ' GAL MILK $1 69 ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE Schools receil'e foundation funds VALLEY BELL PRIDE BUTTERMILK SALTINE CRACKERS VALLEY BELL 2% OZ , CAN - -f'--'-'~ r;, GAL 994 PLAIN OR IODIZED I LB. 69¢ BOX STORK SUNBEAM 2 99¢ MORTON SALT 01 ~~x 3/$1 RAFT CLARK OR ZAGNUT WILSON CANDY BARS EVAP. MILK MACARONI DINNERS 11 oz 994 2 7BOXES 1 • 7PACK 11 OZ. PKG. g~z AN ISH ROLO GOLD PRETZELS $169 BREAD 20 oz LOAf $1 69 2/$109 POMEROY - Aft<'r deductions :for rmploy"" rPiirrment. Meigs County's three S<"hool dist rirts received $461.056.44 as their portion ·of the April Sta te School Foundation Subsidy payment from the stair. Amounl s rer'l'ivPd b;· each dis. trict lncludP: Ea s t ~ rn Local. $106,623.8:l: Meig s Lo ca l. · $247,009.74, and SoulhPrn Lrx-al. $106.622.87. In addition. tho Mrigs County Board of Ed uca tion n·· C'f'ived a direct a llotmenl of PKG. CRISP 2 HEADs89¢ MAIN WHITE POTATOES 20LB. $289 BAG •Potting Soil •Top Soil •Pine Bark •Mulch •Min. Nuggets MEMORIAL DAY WREATHS (NICE SELECTION) OHIO INSTANT LOTTERY TICKETS NOW ON SALE NICKELODEON VIDEO STATION NEW PADDED TOP CEDAR CHEST 9__5_ • Reg ' 239 95 $149 • :1 1.: 5140PC. · ~=-- Cli ck · Stop UHF Tuni ng •Stand available as an optional eJt tra jun ass~mb l edf •Te lescopi ng VHS. bowtie UHF ante nn as •Cabinet of bla ck co lored h1gh · 1m pact pla st ic $359 WITH TRADE 19 IN . REM OTE $488 • REG . 12&9 - ·"""'.:Sav$18 9 e '80 by lan e • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••• • • RECLINERS : SWIVEL ROCKERS Re g 113 9.95 •• 1 Twin Sets ONLY CXB 158 '- :SAVE •1 00% soti d · st ate chass 1s •AFC COLOR . .- . • 1 •19 " diag o nal b l ock m itt rtll m l ine col or ptclu f e tube •70 ·position • PC. J: $279 SPRING SAVINGS SYLVANIA NEW WOOD DINETTES • REG --:-( $419 II~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::~~i S8995!• Save '50 Reg. 1179.95 sugoo Set Reg. 139 95 •• •• • •2 5" diagona l Oark · lit e'~ ble c k matnx picture tube • E· JOo·· chasis 100 % solid state •GT- M atic '• self tld ju sting color system •Mi cro computer 1lminq with ~'24 ,246.20. sequen tial scan •VHF / UHF ' m idban d super band / hy perband 11 7 r: han · nel capabi lit y DEW 6- 16 oz. $1 99 THROWAWAYS •Room light monitor •Audio output jack MT. •Contemporary styli ng in a cab inet of W alnut grain fin1sh on hardboard . concea led casters GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE HEAD LETTUCE •Peat Moss PEPSI OR • BOWL BRITE 89<t 69 4 PLUS --- FOR HOME MOVIES 1 hop!' l'm-on;-;;-f the firs! lo (emind you that daylight savings 32 OZ. BOTTL< Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bulaville Road • P . 0 . Bm. .)01 44305. CATSUP The Corinthians · The Unbelievers l 'aul mform t•d the Corint hia ns t hat abus ing t he "gift of speaklng in t o11qU1' s" wa.'i a "s ign of unbelief," even as it was of t he children of ]-; raPi l l fo r . 1·1:2 1, 22: Isa iah 281. Their unbe li ef was descr ibed as a drunkPn sl llpnr . Heject ingt hewords!lfPaul ! I Cor. 14: 15}.. t hey were n·ni vi ng thPlr V l ~ lon s o l· h um an a1ds from the J udaiZmg (fal se) tf'achl'rs t2 Cor \ 1· 12· 151, h~ li eving anrl obeying a lie. Being lnloxwa t t~d wi th l he pride Of "speakmq i11 t onyUf:!S," they Staggered ovf' r thp "more P:rrelJR.nt way" tl Cor . 12:3 1). In their spiritual dr unh nness, lhr y were more in teres ted a nd determined in "s peaking uf tongues" ra the r than prophesy l l Cor . 14 :1·5). T heir "speaking m /011qu.es" was wit hout profit ( 1 Cor . 14:01, for , speakin g w1 t hou ~ und e r · s tandin~{. they were speaking " int o t h f! air'' {1 Cor . 14 :9}, ac l 1ng as a 3 DAYS ONLY MARKERS- MAUSOlEUMS· MONUMENTS location !hough do C'nc lo.'>f' .vour namp and addrPss w ith .v our sal(' cue cardholders either by picking up ca rbons of vouchers signed in stores or from "low-level" bank em - ---------- Hospital. Happy to report thoug h, on what school thev plan to attend street for $200 10 $2l0 and used he's doing W'E'Ii and has now been by May 12 to tha association a t PO moved to a room . throughoul the world for an average Box 202. Pome roy of U .OOO in pure haSPs, DeoriP said. I'm sure Dan would like to hear - - -unJ I was gomg . to coneIu dc> W I'th a no t ct' "It's the biggest thai h e~s been !rom You _ and do hurry and to.'well; Dan, we DO want to hear that bo h . rscoverC'd anywh<ore in I ho world,.. ~t. too pleasant comment a ul 1 ' ' Dearie said of lhe carrJ.j~xtdling trum.-. firm using !he " kick thp buck<:'l" And while I'm in a musical frame line to sell chicken . However. it ·s ring . of mind , do let me fill you in about Easter and out of the blur camr D(•e~ rie said tho rin g, which mv _ Friday afternoon. While I f II Oer'<'ed banks in New York, New suc h a nice thou gh t rom A egra .Jf'fSf'~'. Pennsy lva nia and Flo ridJ . should have gone to church. I. Wil l. lt goes like thi s: instead, went to the Pomf'roy "A smile is a ligh t 1n the window was broken by a polk~' undercover Health Care Center where an I r I' h h h . operation while banks knowingly o a ace revea mg 1 at 1 e mrt rs took $1 mil lion in losses <o aid the Easter observance was being held . at home." invesl igalion. Do k~p s·mt' lt'ng Before I entered the cafeteria , De=a:r:ie:s:ai:d;l where the function was being held , ! r-;:==''= ·===·========A=ta:n:C:W:S:f'O=nf:e:re:n:c:e: heard some great piano and fell it could be no one but Margaret Newnan. And - sure enough that's who It was. Margaret spent a Guaranteed Delivery by Memorial Day long time a t the piano playing aU of the great oldies for other residents of the cent er. She does't need sheet music, you know - she just plays. Margaret has changed very little from the last time you saw her she's been living in Athens for several years. However, she did confide that she gets lonely. I'm sure many of you will take care of that. just dig out a contribution or t\vo ~~~~~~~P!!!a!!!1d!!!l!!!or~by!!!!!!H,!!!m !!!l!r!!n!!!K!!!1! !ng~.!!!5!!!1!!! 2!!!2!!!n!!! d!!!A!!!ve~ .G !!!a!!!ll!"!'rp!"!'o!"!'hs!!!.!!!O!!!h!!!!!!~ 1 ~ A Your help needed! Massive credit card ring busted in New York andset·thaltheygettothesorority. Thf' Sm iths. w ho h~Wf' Jn H·.vC'ar old da ugh t r r. Kr II 1 . sa 1<1 Beat of the Bend " Quality Higher But Prices Lower" SUPER SHARP two ot hPr liver transplant s. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page- A·5 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. MAYO MONUMENT CO. SUPERIOR'S by the Piece ROUND STEAK 430 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OH . 45631 1-614-446-0840 complication following IhP trans· plant, an occu rC>nce t hry had sC>en in LB. 12 OZ. PKG . BONE-IN FRANK'S PAWN SHOP Pra l hours aftC'r doctors complet('(l 1he 12 1 r hour t mnsplant. ~r:SRE SUPERIOR'S JUICY • POUND VISIT US TODAY! Todd dird Thursd"y night at Pittsburgh Child rm's Hosptta l. SP\'· HOLLYWOOD BACONLB QUICK CASH LOANED 6 DAYS A WEEK he was said . His co ndition worsenf'd at about 8 p.m . Thur~<J .\ ' , <:~ n d hP Uil'd th n't' hou rs ldlt'r. Mrs. Sm irh ~a id shr ancl her husb.ancl . David , wanted to lf't & CUBE STEAK NEED CASH? "WithOUI it. WI' fa cf'<t Cf' rlain doom, " said Lore tt a Sm ith . "It was a chancC' for lif(' an d. wit hout thc lransplant. Todd would hove fe~eer:l a $109 ~:e~UN~. $119 lmgth of ~m f('('l, a width of;,() fee t and a dPpt h of 10 f"' l. Ohio 1AP 1 - suffering. PORK CHOPS LB FRESH LEAN LEAN The molh Pr of a 6-yf'ar·old bo~· who dic-cl after J'f'C'ei\·ing am'". li vC'r says thf' f'ami ] ~' opt (>(~ fOI ' thf' SUI'gPIY hoping he would bt• abll' to II\'<' a lifP of IPss ~.-::l!"'j~;.t.Pood thru April 28, 1984 April 22, 1984 SEED POTATOES 50LB. $899 BAG ONLY Ladles' 7-DIAMOND 1/4 Ct. Clu8ter In 14 Kt. Gold ~:lo S219 TAWNEY JEWELER 924 Second. Gallipolis $588 WITH TRADE Stop In and See Our Supply Of 25 ln. Used Sets RIDENOUR'S 985-3307 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE CHESTER. OH. FURNITURE 854 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH. OPEN Mon .. Tues .. Wed . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 446-9523 �Page-A-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport April 22, 1984 Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . • Brine disposal topic at April28 session Area deaths R olanrl T orrt'nrtlTPPERS PL\INS - Roland Torre n<X'. ~ . Tuppers Plains. wPII known l\1Pigs Counry r~idf'nt diPd Fricla v at St. J oseph Hospllal. f'arkPr st}ur~ fo l lo>~ing a shon il\nt' SS \l1 Tonl' ncC' SC\'C'd as SUJX'rin tt ·mkn t of tht• Statf' Hi gh wa~· l)Ppc.l rtml'nt . wa~ u rPtirPd school lJus dnn·r ;n1d was lhf' ow ner and llpf'rator of TorrrncP Hardwarr ')ton ' in TuppPr~ P !cllns fo r many· POMEROY -Five s peake r s wrlt do presentations on problems asso· c iated with gas and oil we ll sit<' development and brine disposa l from \"<'lis a t a public meeting to be held a t 12:30 p .m . nex t Saturday at the Meigs County SPnior Citizens CPnler in Poml'ro\·. Jim Lucas, a Meigs Soil a nd Lucas will pres id<' at the meeting introduc ing speakers Renee Houser . chiPf. Division of Oil and Gas, Ohio [)ppartment of Natural Resourres, who will speak on theoU and gas program now and in the tutufC>; Dennis Crisp, supervisor of the Division of Oil a nd Gas, Ohio I.Jcpa r1 m ent of Natural Resources, Water Conse-rval ion District super · visor. has attendf'd severa l m((>l · ings in Columbus on the problPnl-'. who wil l address underground brine injec tion: Fran Mendenhall , execu ti ve d irector of the Southeastern particular!) as thP.V relat<' to Meig> County , and has been active in setting up the Sa turd ay session . Ohio Oil and Gas Association, who v.;/1 providP indus try's view as her topic· r;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;n 1!1 · Ht!t •ndPrltht • Uni1Nl BrPthr rn ( ·hurc h hom .Junp ~- 19(H at East Li\'t•rpoo! th<' son o f thP IJ tl' Nf' lson . md :'\ora Orr T utTPllC'C'. Hl•was also pn 't'f"Cil1:1 in dt'ath h\ onP son. Gf'nl' To tTt ~ncf' . two brothPr~. Dorsl'l <.~nd ( ;t·orgP Tun-.·nt't' a nd une sistr r. HP Wd:-- d lit ' i." '- U n I\ t 'll b\' hi~ " ·ife. Audre_,. . \!!i~o n T (l!TI'TlCt': tour d<.~u g htf'rs. May 1, 1984 nground Coupon Plus $100 Holds Your Swimmmg I'OOI For 1984 At These Discount Prices! Roland ToiTI'fl<P mpmocr of Christ UniiPd Methodis t Church !O hio ChapP! I. a nd a 42·vear Examples : m cmtx>r of Ga llia Maso nic t::urPk CJ. I .odge 46'1 He ma rn<'CI MildrPdA. McCarle)·. \lt .'- . ( 'c~ r l th:..J th!r'(' n l Nlorris. Long !~o!t orn : \'1r~ \ 'l J :-if'nr M .\'f't"S, " w ho sun•ivPS on .lu nP 2S. 1~2h . in \ ·~ 1i ut T1h u ~. :\tr ... . lkia n ( Uarlenr 1 :\lso su rYivi ng ar£' a daughter . ))i~~ t'[l .1ncl :'v1rs.. limmiP (Sa JJ y· l Yl r·s. Alfrm tZP /ma Lfxo t Va llancP 1· dd l \t·ll. TupJX'~'" Plains : thrf'f' ol Ca llrpol is: a son. BiJ /1 CPnc of "'H'"· .l.l1 ·k T urrPnr t·. Caldv.:Pll. C alli(X)li ~ : two brot her~. \o\'i l forcl ld.thll: f' :llll Torn •n f'P. rarrol l. 1 I ll ttl, .Jrmma • T nrrcncc. PJ ta skla: " nd Claude. bot h of Ga llipolis : t ht1'<.' sister s. M r~. 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KPvin \\'aynr 1 \\ ' Ill )..~ ].' LHH ' t:il Hntnf ' . n('n!l!s. HichJrd Bakrr and MPI\'in II;, i rei. :\.1t · moria l H n c;p it ~ tl \ n , rn ,et ·11 H·n"' 'A' ill b(' an nou net'(] h.\ · EASTER SUNDAY -APRIL 22nd .1<'-.-.aminl' G. I Aon,.. .Jt·s:-.o tm lrw Cracr 1n 'T I ...\.\11 [. \t in .... ~ ·- ~ . ~;llt·m St r('(•t Hu1land . tJ j,'(] l 'hur..,da\· .1 1 hrr t'('~ ldf'llf'1 ' \1r" 1.\ltn :- . w:1' bor n ,\u ~TU ~ I 10. l'lll m HutLtnd th( · d aug htt'r of the I. tit ' .- \ln1u" :\ .md )l)u udf• Harmon l rn ~" Sht · \ \':t" lll "o pn'<.'t '( ] ('~I in dt •,11h ln tlt ·r frrq tl u s h~l n ci . T ht t m; t :-. l·'t ;rnklm tn l~l 12. t~nd om • g r<..~mbon . I{ : t\\ ,....; ]lt• n ·.r.., .1 nuro,f':-. aide for !hP 11:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. '1arit· A. Thoma!" PHIL\JJELPHIA. Pa . - MariP ,\ I m il io Thomas, Phila df'lphia. P<t . tormr r l.v o ft h0 Wolff' Pen arr>a d u'<.l . \pri11:1 Fum·ra I SC'JY iCt 'Sand hu ria I w prf' hr' ld Wtxlnc-sd ~.l,\' in l'hi bdclphiJ . 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HtHld.t '-,; ill ''-. 1\ , IJJ,tUg,r . \\ -, 1.. _ I'Xtill.(.."lJ !<, ][('([ . 112 r~l.r rn ~.~run tn Thatnn·,il...,l 1·; nt ...,r'CI nn d , lllldg c· .~nd rt nc • 111rck rH I r· rg ht mt·n 1 ' ·'."( 'n" di ... palchl'fl In r h(' "( ·pnr •. ( ' it\' polirPcil{ 'fl L. rur.1 H Swr g1·r . 17 S~ raC tJst', fo r thdt :\bo Ctlri;( l l~~n .". John r\ . Ma rt in . IX. fflll 1pp1·r J{ iw' r Road. follm~.:i ng too rloSf'l _\: J{o hfort P. L<wis. 27. Rt I. Th urman . LJi]Uf'f' tu obf<y a n'<l li ght ; and F( ic hM d 1.. Henry Sr. ..16, lJn ion. spc«< ing BooMtt•rs to mt't'l RACINE - SouthPrn AthiPtlc Booster s wtll mret Tuesday, April 2~ . a t thC' high school AI 7:.10 p.m . ~ . _& · - ! --- ~ - We've Got 'Em At Jim Mink Chev.-Oids. Factory Fresh Just Arrived 10 In Stock Sport Coupes, Berlinettas, Z-28's. All Colors, right equipment, and the Prices are unbelieveable. DON'T BUY ANYWHERE UNTIL YOU HAVE GOTTEN OUR PRICES WE WILL BEAT ANY DEAL! Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 446-3672 1616 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OH. Jay Warner , Middleport, will enter Providen ce Hospital, 2446 Kipling Ave., Cincin nati, Ohio45239 to undergo a hip replacement . No doubt he will need some cheering up. You may drop him a card in care of the hospita l. We certa inly wi sh him well . Do have a Happy Easter' In The Shoe Cafe RAY R. POPE White :100 Second Ave . Lafayette Malt Gallipolis. 0 . Box 304 , Rt. 2, Vmton CAROLINA LUMBER NDWDNLY $189500 And Up Channel Master satellite earth station! Even if you ge t only two, or o ne, or ev en none of the popu lar TV cha nnel s righ t now, with a Chann el M aster satel l1tc eart h sta t i on you couiU get dozens of chan ne ls of the best ente rta inment and inform at ion i n the wor!d1 (Som e program s r"!qui r e v i ewe r fees.) sional Bow lPrs .1\sS(X'iat ion spring tour which w ill rndudP a pa ir of $12\,000 stops . Satellite TV is amazin gly sharp and c lear . It comes d irect from th e studio to the sa t ellite to you - as cl ear as a stud1o monitor. You've never see n TV lik e th is before! Libby Fis ne r. Ca rolyn Aciam s and Marilyn Powe ll arc cha irmen of a BikP-AThon bein g s ponsorf'd by the Cystic Fibros is Foundation CALL TODAY, OR STOP tN AND ASK ABOUT OUR FREE ON·SITE SURVEY Per ro/J I ·· .. J. D WI charge '. brings jail term , fine Municipal Court wa ... SIMMER APRIL 23 THRU MAY 5 GraC<' Oiler and [)('lla Starke,·. He will parllcipatP in thP Profcs· ~USJX nsi on NOTICE If vou live bevond the reach of most TV broad· cast and cable services, then Satellite TV was designed for vou I SvrarusP. whom hP vi sits, Anna (;a J\i po li~ Chris E. NeecP. 'n, P om eroy, causing s light damage to both vehicles. r;::::::;::;::;::======;l RECEPTION FOR RURAL HOMEOWNERS••• FINALLY! Flanagan is the son of Alice F lanagan and the !alP Lou Flan a · gan . He also has two a unt s in in The patrol said Templeton report · edly backed up on the road a t 10: 40 a.m . and struck a vehicle drtven bv GALLIPoLIS - Three people slon caused moderate damage to suffered minor injurtes in a twoboth vehicles. vehlciP accident on Ohio 7 near Theinjuredweretaken to HMC by Gallipol is Friday. according to the the Gallla EMS. No citation was state highway patrol. Issued. The patrol clted Hobart TernA spokesperson for Holzer Medi· ca l Center reported that Carol A. p!Pton Jr., 22, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. for Hickman, 41, Mason. W.Va ., one of improper backing in a two-car the drivers. was treated and accident on Salisbury Township released for bruises. Road 165 (Bailey Run Road I near Valeri!' A. Hlckman, 17, Mason. Pomeroy Friday. was tr!'ated for bruises and Sherry J. 'Hickman, 11. also of Mason. was treated and r eleased for soft tissue With my good sound ideas, I damage, the spokesperson said. They were passengers in Carol can put a highly trained de· Hlckman' s vehicle, the patrol puty sheriff at your door in added. 10 mins. or less. Watch this Carol Hickman was southbound space for more details . atll : 48a .m . whenshewasunabiPIO stop for a vehicle driven by JanPI S . Williams, 37, 24 Chillicothe Road , FOR SHERIFF tha t haad turned left into the path of Hickman 's car. The resulting coli!· Pa td lor by the Candtdate GREAT TV appearances. · Trrr:-· lirrn:-;rL. Barcus. '23. on a:HI) DWI c hargr L~ Sfx'l) nd Ave. Burrus was a lso fin cd:l>100and put on 18 months pmbat r11n. On DWI Jnd wr•aving coursl' charges. a not >.'llil lv pl ea wa s en term by Steven F . Robi e. 1R. Rt . l , Bidwpll. His case waH'OntinuPd for an Apri l 30 pr-ptrial. Leonard NPw. Vinton , pleadPd not guilty to dom estic violence. Plac('(1 on $1.000 bond. he wasschedulc'Ci for pretrial April :n Plmding not guilty to spet:'ding a nd SPhPduled for prPtrial Mav 7 was Robert A. Boyd . :JR. Wan-c n . who was a lso put on $nl bond. A charge of indecPnt exposure against Charles H . Fisher. 41 . Patriot Sta r Routt'. was continued until TuC'Sda.v for pntry of a pl!'a. Flsherwas put on $500r<'('()gniza nce bond. Forfeiting bond for sp<'<'di ngwen' Henry F . Rayburn Jr. , 22. Point Plmsant. $39; Bennett Harsh· barger. 60. Rt . I . Scottown. $43: Law re ne<' E. Com bs. 20. Chagrin Falls. $38; Frrod ic B. Ska ggs . 31. Rt. 1. Ga llipol is. $40. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-7 Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Three people· injured in Friday accident on May 12, in Racine. The Blk!'-A·Thon wil get underay a t 10 a.m. leaving from the Racine Fire Station . Registration will be held at 9:30a.m. According to Marilyn . riders will be supervised. Those who wish to part icipate rna y pick up their registration slips at any school In Southern Loca l District , or may call 949-2378. The first prize will be a $50 bond donated by Racine National Bank. Willie Guinther. Syracuse te lls us that Sam F1anagan. P arker sburg , formerly of Syracuse, competed recently in the Greater Hartford Open Bowling Tournament at Windsor Locks, Conn. The Hartford Open was seen on televison on Ar!l 14 , with Chris Schnicke l serving as commentator. Flanagan came in third with a 198 for a single game and picked up $6,00) Flanagan has also made appeara nces on tPIPvion during his 19 years as a professional bowler on ABC Spcrts. He was born a nd reared in Syracuse. attPndcd Syracust' EIP· m entary and Pomcro) High . HP began his bowling caret•r a t and party age a t the Pomeroy Bowlmg Lancs and holds tlle PBA recor <l of 23o co nspcu ti ve 1 \ li<lrllt ·port l··rit·nc l" IYI< t_ \ · co~ll ,II lht · IUilt·t ·,t] hi tml' ~] !mCLI\ !rom '2 L M iiSI'i:i of her 78 years she has nevPr heard a clap of thunder like the thunder she heard a week ago last Tuesday. Maxine said that It was like and explosion over her home and it fplt !Ike something was squpezing on her head . At the Pete Shields home the clap of thunder and lightning burned out the picture tube on the TV set. At other homes it rattled dishes. knocked pictures o[f the walls. rolled a lady out of bed . a nd broke windows. At the Blanch Biggs trailer home it broke a wa ter line a nd it was ~sary to make r epairs latPtha t night. Maxine said as a result of th!' loud clap of thunder she suffpred a severe headache for a n hour. ll sounded eerie to say the least. It seem s as though it was fplt more between Third and Fourth Strrets in Racine than in any other area. 1 .LUPOI.IS - s mt Pnc>'<.lt o 10 da_v s in jaitanclathm•ll'atd ril·<·r 's lt ' l ' . Ha~il Explosive thunder MrS, Maxine Wtna.•tt 1hf' d('('f'ased · s r"PS idt>nce on ShoesI· Frank Samatowitz Katie's Korner tells us that In all The Audiotone INSIDER has the advantages you want in a hearing aid; small size, com · tortabte fit, and the performance you need to help improve your hearing quality. Come in and we'll show you the many advantages the INSIDER has to offer. HOLIDAY POOlS, INC. Pomeroy Middleport By KATIE CR!)W 'llme&Sentinel Slalf t~ r l( l \\ ; 1..;; <J cf'ntral commi t !ti.•man L1nrl DLmgP Towns hip I' Ju<..:l t't ' tnr rn;Jn.\ · w•ar~ II <ti This is all you wear! April 22, 1984 s Upper Rt. 7 Just South of The Holiday Inn Gallipolis, Ohio Ph. 446-4517 -·' ~· ,:.,.~ J. .."'' I , "' ' ...., . ,j ·,~ I -!i~ ~ ' ' 4' X 8' "¢ •' .' ~ ~ TEXTURED VERT. Sl 01 NG CASH 'N CARRY ~-;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~1 Are you planning a vacation this year, but you hate to drive your compact car? Why not rent one of our conversion vans. You can put the whole family in these and still have room to move around. This is the only way to travel, and not be worn out when you t there. ----~sheet 4' X 8' X ~ ,, CAs,_, ..'IV CARRy $499 SHEET '·' T~R££NBRIAR RF FOOD 20 LB. BAG $699 PLus bag Marriage licenses GALLIPOLIS - The following couples filed for marriage 1/CPnses this past week in Callia County Probate Court . James E . Koontz. 36. Rt. 2. BidwPII. fa rmer. and [)('rct ha Taylor , 26. Jackson. une mployed . Herbert E. Mi! IPr. 36, 320 ~ S<>cond Ave.. unemployed, a nd ShPrry L. Bumhe imer . 22. 320 1h S<>cond Ave., unemployed . Keith R. Davis. '!7. Rt. 1, Bidwell. body repairman. and Karen L. Marcinko. ~1 . R J. 1, BldwPll . housekeeper. Henry W. E lliott Jr., 21, Point Pleasant . mall room s upervisor. and Patricia D . Taylor, 20, Rt . 2, Point Pleasant. Rite Ald employre. James W. Dillard, 18, Rt. 1, Bidwell , s tudent , and Tammy L . Bolin. 18. Rt. 1, Bidwell, student. Charles C. Cecil. 21, Allen sville, student . a nd SuP lien Tolbert. 20, Rio Grande. student . RATES: $75.00 A DAY (Pluslnsurance)200 "Free" Miles A Week $J75.00 A Week (Plus tnsuronce)1 ,000 "Free" Miles A Week ' Any mileage in excess of free Amount will be charged 15' a mile. QU.-..L.IT'V • Motor Car Brokers U-Save Auto Rental franchise Route 160, Rt. 4, Box 154·C Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 614-446-4522 SERVICE • L OW "RI C[ U-SAVE li>AUTO. RENTAL CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY 312 SIXTH STREET 675-1160 POINT PLEASANT Store Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.·S p.m.; Sat., 8 a.m .-12 noon �Ohio-Point W. o/a. lo theri er <ij(imes- ~entin.el SeCti~nf"ID 22, 1984 ..•... ITO ~ ~ ,\.SEAMAN J,\NE'f • tj . •.•• Candidate works for party unity . RARI .OW - Jant:r A . Seaman. incumbent candida tf' for T enth rongrf'SSional Distric t Republican ,.:zo.... n- ..... State Cent ra l Commitlf'Pwoman. :.a~'S in the district to promoiP and part y. thC' Shf' .,,... mr- ..,.n J::!: -n (;)"' J:m (1\z )>0 n~ J:o m,... shf' will con linuf' ro work hard ~ trt' n gt h rn -< m has unrndf'd mC'f'ti ngs and various funct ions rhroughout thf' distr ier in A rhr pa st two -'·ears. ShP h<Js a lso spokPn to groups about thf' p arr~· Vl- z (;) .,,, A . Jnd thP Ohi o F"edPration of R <>publi ~ r~m Wum(•n . ~-$" ~/ -;. Sf•aman and inc uml'.lPnt Commit lf'C'm a n Bil l KPslar Wf'ff' both unanimously endorst-d b_,· t he Tenth District Republican Committf"f' a nd are lx>ing actiH•ly s uppurt0d in ~ Ill counties of the distr icL They HEARING THE STORIES OF TilE SEASON - Chah Guthrie, children's Uhrarian at t11e Dr. Swnuel L. Bossard Memorial Uhrary, teUs stories oft he Easter sea.-;on, Including the Easter BuMy, to a ~..-uup rc>prC'SPnl onf' of 21 districts in thP "~ I J tf' and t h Pir di s trict cons is ts of all Fairi'icld, Ca lha , L.awrencP. MPigs. Morg<.tn, Muskingum and PPrT~ · counli('s and pa rt s of A lhf'ns, ( ; uf'rns('.\", Licking ;;md Washing-ron c·nunr if'" of kids in the library litis past wt·~k . Guthrie has a lit tiP hdtJ (rom one of his friends, a htmny puppd. of Easter, the titne of renewal SYMBOL'> OF E1\STER- Above, the main symbol of Christianity the (;ross - this one standingoutsldco!Gr.tee United Methodist Church in Galllpoli,. Below. daffodils are among the Dowers signaling the approach of Ea.,lt•r. GAHS students on I 0-dav• tour CCI GA LLI POLIS T hP Call1a ..-\c<:~df'rn~ · High School Sc hool .Jun · mill m,... ,_ irJr CI;.Js~ i c<t l Ltoagut' h ~1 s s1•nr 10 qudf'nts on 3 10-d;w tour abru:o1d, fP<.~Iuring I ta\\ a nd r;rT't'< 'l '. L'ndf'r !hf' dirrcton o ! t heir LJ ti n im truc10r. 1-< ~t thr\·n Bc>nnf'll and fi w• girb <.~n d fin-. hn .v~ IPfl thr Co/urn bus lnt prna tion;Jl :1irport j ust t.xofore n oon April1:! ~n rl rf' turnPd to Port ('oJumhu-; a t 9 Sa tu rcb.v. April :!l Thr sfudrnt s \\'Pr r· Mindy· J ohn son. Br th Bcrk1rh. Marr Camf'ron. h: f'nn.\ Hollr~ . Rrur·C' r~nd Gf'nf' (f Rourk f'. Am\' !\ca l. ..-\nniC' and Tim Spurlork. and TLln~· a Sa ttlf'r In add itio n. C'ight mrmhf>rs of the ,...n -m <c m ~ ( ;alli.J .\cJdPnl\ Hig h School Easter is the principa l fPct st of thf' PCcles iastiC'a l .vear, C€'10- ypars of Chri s tia n ir~·. tlw dalt' for th f' cPI E'iJrdt ion w ~1s in snmf' coni rovt'rsa~· _ According to lhC' ",\mf'riCd ll Book nf Oa .vs." 11.\ ' CNJr)::l · William Doug las. puhl isht"Ll in l~lri. thr rPssurN'tion of Chris! <X'C'Urf'd during thf' .lf'w ish Pas sovf'r frasl, thf' Hlh da~' o f· lh!' monlh o f N isa n. Tht' .Jf'W i.'-; h cal f'nda r had f)('('U lia rit if's at tho! limP. and the calPndnr rJa t< • did not rf'main thr ~a mf' Span ~ t~: ncll'h . Th rsP Spri ng is a lim r of frrs hnPss ami rf'n ewa l from t hC' long winlrrlimr. and spring is slow l)' pePking out m the Ga llia. MPi gs and Mn son Counl y arPas . Winlcr has b(>('n long. and spr ing has I:Jp(>n so elusive. bul IIT'C'S and flower s ha ve' t~ n to blossom Jnd now that E:astPr has arrived. thl' w ait ha ~ brated lhe first Sunda y aft er the fll"sl lull moon following t he sprin g ('quinox. ln lhC' C'arl.\ ' 1.-.h Cluh Took .J fl ight to Mf'-.:ico. rnd udin.e- IVl r'>irn C i t~· duri ng this !·: aqpr hrf'ak under t hf• g1.1 ida ncf' of rhr> ir Spdnis h insTructor . F.lli s ~ rlstPn Times-Scnl ilwl Slalf Sf'f'med v...OJ1 h it a ll . ' r.m Ry LEE .\:"/]'; WELCH wf'n l 1n Mrxico Cit~ .. \'.11'1\'. ('ourtnf'.\ Morrison. \V('('krliJ~ '. ( 'h; tri .J Brw.;;n. ( ;rP£': l·: li ason. Stl'll i:l ( ;uthr'lf'. ( 'hn:-; M\ rr~. Jolain(' H;Jt·timu..., ;tnd Dnri Willi Ll ms . In .12Ci. lh e Council nl :\ire~cn df'C'ick'd t hr rdrbrtll ion of Chr ist' s rcsu rl"f'('lion shoulcl b(' I Y7Y~RIJ tn J.(RI in 1~1'!1~~1, I,L~ in X:!. 1.2h'i in 1~:.:! rn .1nd 1.-llh in JqR.l.H--J . I n EIX'2 -l't~ thPrf' wf'rf' 97fl full -tim l'. 1~ p~1 rt timf' . ~ SPf'C I.:_.d ;tncl 1Wi n ight qur!Pnt s, dS Cllm · pan'(! 111 Ufi7 full timf', :.!·12 par i · timP. 11 7 Sp<'Ci.JI ,_ l nd 21H n ig ht studPnt s t his o;;c hool .\ f'ar. or I ht' lo t a I 1.-llh studPnls pnrolh-d thi s .V t'<H. :~ li w ·>d on c1mpus in Gl I'PSid('O(T' hall and 1,11.'1~ Wf'J'P rommut in g studf'nt s Thf'rP 2.' \.U 1HI new studpnt s. indud1ng ·ri' first :vea r pnroilf'f'S , ~Jl who wrn• rf' admitlt"li and l R t r ansh•r <.;tudf'nt " 1 ~2 OSP ('h{'('ks a('f'iti ... nt POMEROY - A c ar sustainro light damage In a Thursda> morning wreck on Ohio 7 in Si)llsbury Township repons the GaUta ~Melgs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. Pearl E. SParls. 64. Rt. I. Cheshlrt>, was driving non h on t h<' . state highway when a d<'<'r danro Into her path. The dffr hlt thE> vehicle to the left side and t!JE>n CQntlnued on. Tile accident occurred a t 11:15 a.m. wf'E'k . In the King JamPs vC'rsion ol thP Bible. M atthew :28 sa\·s Mary MagdJlene and the other Mary came lo Sf'€" I he sepulchre. And I:J<>hold. there was a great ra11hquak e for the Jngel of thP Lord rlrsrf'ndrd fmm hC'aVPn. Jncl mmP one! rol ln:l back the stonf' from th e door ;tnd sat UJX>n it. Th<' angel Jn S\I Ct"l'd and said unto thC' womt 1 n ..... HP is no1 hPrP. for Hr is ri sPn ... " Th roughout th r IJ'nten SPa son . Ca Uia ancl MPi g~ rounl ips ha \·r had commu nil ~·- widt• r f'IP· bra lions t\J{'h v.:od.:. l! •adin g up to l·:asll•r Su nda.1·. hl'id at thl' , ·ariou .L. churchl'S participa ting in thr sprv icPs. Tl'w narm• EJsiPr comr~ from F:rJs tn •. J Tt•u1Cmi e goUde;.; ... ,.,·host• ft•s ti\ ·<J l wt.~s cPir·brJtc'Cl in lht• sp ring, Lllld thC' Chri ~ tian ft•s t l\ ·a J noting t tl(' rC'SU IT('('fion of Ch ri s t was a lso Qi\'f'n lhr• n<JmP, according ro th( · "Amcri can Book of Da ys." The Easter Egg, so identifiro with I he holida~·. is r(•ga rdC'd JS lhC' symbol o f rPsunY"C'tion 1')('causP it hold s th r sf'Pfl of nr \,. Iii c . Ori g inall~·. thf' f'gg hf'camf' th<' symbol of E:astrr tx,·ausc it forbidden to m t them !luring L.cnt. and on E:asterSunda) th<")' wNP served. ThP)" wert:' colorro IT'CI IO suggpsl jo,vfu lnPSS, bUI accord ing to another thrui}' . the color w as symbolic of lhP blood s hC'd b.' ' Chri st on Ca lva f)' . T hf' robin, tradilionall\' knm,·n <-IS thf' bird of spring, is S<:l id to gPI it s n'CI breast from lllf' dC';tth r) ! Chri.q Accord in g In lt•grnd, 1hC' robin p luck('(! out onP of rh f' thorn s pif'rring H1 s brow. and ;-1 drop of Chri st' s h loorl s t aini'U 1hP bird 's brpa st_ From 1h;Jltim C'IJil . tllr hini ha s had a 1'1'(] or crimson hrPasl Thf' rrn~s ii Sf'IL thP S\'mhol of Chrisl i;J n il,v th rougho ul tlH • wor ld Lllso h a~ a lrnditionul ~ ton - thr• I F .gcnd nl th1· DOh'.''r"l T rC<' . ThP lcgPncl sa\·s th:ll at th(• time of Christ's cntcifi X!On . ltlf' ~1s \argf' as nrhrr forf'sl trr'f's. <Jnd I hal dul'· to its sr n·ng1h <tdn firmnf' ~S. il v; 1 ~ cll o..,pn as thP ti mbf'r fcJr 1n1 · cross_ BPc';lUSf' of it s ust'. th1~ dogwnod w a,<; rli s tll'~~Nl. ;md .Jc•sus. st:'ns in ~ thi s SO ITOW ol1h1· tl'f'l '. told thr dogwood it \~ Huld nl '\'f'r aguin I X' Lll'):.:(' l 'nllu~h tor dogvn_x·x:J W<_J-. ; 1 cross. It .should tx'(·ornt · ~ l t·ndl'l ' :mtl lwistPCI and thl' IJl o~~um~ lx · shap('(] as a eros ~. In th(' Cf'lllt•r uf thf' out"r parr of lht' Pf>la ls. would bP '-1 nJi l prints. hroH·n wit h rust and stainf'd with rn-J. and in tht ' n·nlcr nf ! hi ' rlii\\ 'l'r wr,uld be e~ rn 1\\'n (Jft htlrns. SI Jall wtw S f'( ' " ·oulrl rf'm('mt:x·r . Spr ing is .1 time lor rdlt'nion in both til(' fhrbtian ~1nd .h'w rsh communitif''- T<<l"lt'l ancl Pi1 _ sso\'t'r. th is .\ t• <l l. ru nnin.Q c ·onf'u n·r· n !l~ Citi(•s h,. , .•. had f'ommu n ir\ H·icl r ~ ~ ·1 ,·i cc·~. ."I rf'lchi ng d t T flSS dr •r11 1rn 1n.l t irm .\ to I'Pfif'<'l on l tlt• lifl' ,tnd dt •; ilh OJ' Cllri.st. ; 1ncl p;l('tl '- PI in~-.: i~ nn! o nl ~ u ltrnt • o! lt'fl l'\\,ll from th.- winl£'1' m on!h.; . hut :d ... () of t ilt> n·ligious t'ummun it if''- . "He t8 not her('. for He r.~ rrsen ... "' Mary Ma~daletw was told in thP ~nspe l of Mauhew. Enrollment up at RGCCC 1110 (;11..-\:\0F: - Sturlcnl ••nrol · lmrnt ha,<., slf'ddil\ incrra~rd at R io ( ;r ~lnfk Co llrgf' and fomm unit .' ' Cnl lrgr O\'f' l' th(• ~Kl s t f'i \'£' .\o·f'ar s ;~ ccord in g to Mrs. L orPdilh l.o\\T'. thP ,\ ss ist ant Din '<.'tor nf Aclrnis · ~lO ll '- and Ht'Cnrd ~ at 1hr col leg(' . Statistics V.T•n• rl'lt•a sl>d rf'('C'nth· rrw•ali ng t hat total r-nrn llnw nt h a~ PSC'~llall"'<i from 1,(¥.1~1 slud(•nt s in thl" same day throughou t the church. and arrivC'd at the fir st Sunday Jftcr the fir st full moon foll owing thl' spr in g equinox, and will normally tall lx•tween March 22 and April 2o. The Gospel of Mallhl'w li l's~ critx-"s lhP lirnC' of Ch ri sl 's n•ssurP<'Iion as lhr beginn ing of llw dawn of the first day of the .. . ' :: •· ::.. •· :;: ~ - :I: 6:'=" om _ 3 '" o • "'" O"'c: ;;;: -.. ;~ ,.., ~· .,.• ,.. 1 ~ nz _.. .,~ z . ----\ :: ~~ .... nz :: • • •• ~ ~ -;! :111:1 " ' VT)>~ _.t..a. •C .. :: : .. ...... .. .•.. .... ~g "'--~ g •· •· • • oc , .... ,.::: m ·• m ·"' "' :;10 ; . 0 .. ~. ' •a AJaaaAat t• •aiiLI • •· .. •• • • < .. •• . ::c: !:D- ooo Q • · · ~~ "2c:.'" :: : ~< z •. . ;;~ xm ~ •· · -o;:;. m"' ~ · .· :r ""',~ •• .... :: : 2~ _. m~ .. .. :.: . •• . ~g o- "';:: ...·-. .... .... "' ' •• . ~"8 '~ ~ ' ~ r- "' 4i' ' .• .• .'. •••••••••••••••• >t'.'·' ·~)'' . ......"'- ... • . • ., -......4.-r.. ~~ r. . mEES T i\KE ON NEW LOOKS - Above, this ll"f'e all he Dr. Samuel L . Bossard M emorial Library has burst into bloom. while alle!t, a tree takes on an Eastery look until the leaves come out - an Easter Egg Tn•e in the yard of a l'orismouth Road resident. �April 22, 1984 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND CORRECT 'NY PRINTING ERRORS POLl I EROY STORES! CDUHTltY STOBES 137 Pine St. , Gallipolis, OH Phone 446-9399 ===;==Engagements=:::::::::;:= Maraun- SUPREME JUMBO BREAD BOUNTY TOWELS FOOD STAMP ORDERS WELCOME! 16 STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily SUNDAY, .NOON TO 5 P.M. Parnenty-Middleport-Gallipoli&, Ohio PRICES GOOD MONDAY APRIL 23 THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 29 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST GAU.IPOLIS - Shennan Mar- eneacement LymMarcum Marlin W. Davis MWLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. WUiiam F . Rife. Leading Creek , Middleport. announce the engagement and approaching marria~e of their Jaughter, Carla R. Rlfe, to Martin W. Davis. son of Mrs . Franr"s L. Davis. Middleport, and the son of the late Harold G . Da vis. Plar.s arc being made for a June23 open church wedding at3: :l!lp.m . at GROUND U.S.D.A. CHOICE "BONELESS" CHUCK ROAST the Dexter Church of Christ. Miss RUe is a Meigs H lgh School graduate and is employed as a rosmetologist at Brenda's Boutique, MiddiPJlOrt . Davis graduated from Meigs and is e mployed by Tom Rue Motors, Middleport, as well as being self-e mployed . Setser - Chevalier The wedding will be held at 6: 30 p.m. on May 26at the Stea m Corners United Methodist Church with a reception to follow. Chevalier isagraduateo!Eastern High School ard is employed by Gene ra l Motors at Mansfield . POMEROY - Mr. a nd Mrs. Charle> E Thompson, Frederick tov.n . announce the engagement PEPSI LEAN BONELESS LB. STEW BEEF COCA-COLA 7-UP and approaching maniage of their daughter, KarE'n Jan Setser. to Garre ll J ay Cht>valier. son of Mrs. Lana B. Cheva lier. Reedsville, and the lntP Edward Cheva liPr $199 Gaviria - Wiseman Mi ss Gavi rl a is a graduate of I Coumbus Paraprofessional ln" i· Mrs. Maria Teresa Lopez de GaviriJ of Medd lin. Colom bia . South AmPrka. CHUCK STEAK riagr of hrr a nnounces th P rute and was em ployed by Turandina Trave l Agency. Medellin. Colombia. Sou1h America. Wi seman is a gradua:e ot The Collpge of Engineering, Ohio State Universit y, Columbus. He is cur· rPnll " e mployed by The Wi seman RPal Es tall' Agency. Gallipolis, as a rmltor . £'ngarwment and forthcomlng mardaughter. Mari a Adr la!d;-l, tn Da\id Edwards WisPm k! n. ">>n of Mr and Mrs. E. M Wis('m.:m of Gallipolis. 12 OZ. SUPERIOR Your Choice BONELESS Thr weddi ng wi ll lake placr .June 8 a t St. Louis Ca tholic Churc h, Ga llipoli,. FALTER'S FRANKIES 1/2 . 99 99 :Pi 14 FURNITURE POLISH SPIN-FRESH BATHROOM . 1' ~ FUTURE t ACRYLIC FINISH ·· I Ja y 1 I 'IJl• - 18 5 LB. PURINA SHOUT 20( OFF SOIL & STAIN REMOVER FOR LAUNDRY 22 OZ. ~ $19 9 MOUTHWASH GRAPES 18 oz. 30( Off Label fc?._L~9~1!,Eo•~~~.T~~ASTE $ TWIN PAK 2°/o MILK $159 49 GAL*1 SALTINE CRACKERS GOLD MEDAL ALL PURPOSE 5 LB. SUGAR .. - FLOUR BAG ' / BANANAS ~ ~LBS EFFERDENT TABLETS 25¢ OFF 2 ,-t 7 ; ,. yJ. '--~/J) -_GREEN ~ ~~~ CABBAGE LB. 16 OZ. 2 UNCLASSIFIED 20LB.$24 POTATOES . . J.'i llf T iu u · Trt ' f'-Uirt ' r ·· 1984 FLY AND CRUISE AWAY TOURS NEW ORLEANS WORLD'S FAIR VIA AMTRAK •JULY 9-15 21 DAV cONNOISSEUR EUROPE •JUNE 28· JULY 18 •JUNE 16-23 •JUNE 20-27 •JUNE 11 -18 •AUGUST 8-15 •SEPTEMBER 26-0CTOBER 3 •SEPHMBER27-0CTOBER II c \. CALL ______ ~ _ TODAY! SE. ATS ARE LIMITED! .\ GALLI POLIS •360 SECOND AVE. •446-0699 PT AO 134 ~~~S~E~RV~I~N~G~T~HE~G~E~N~E~RA~l~P~U~Bl~IC~AS;W~El;l;A;S;O;UR~M;EM;B;E;R;S~ thru Friday II'! QFil.t.ll fOP. sumcr h im: $ 88( ' ).J.,w....., sv1 oz. 6 IN WATER OR OIL RED DELICIOUS , APPLES ~ LBS. tll't~bJ SIJint • rhtn,~ ntCl' JOIN US THIS SUNDAY! EASTER SUNDAY Message ........ .. .. ... .. ............. "He Arose" April 22 & 29-6:00 P.M. Aile Iulia" ') I ... ' / . COMPLETE LINE OF MASTECTOMY NEEDS Mastectomy or Surgtcal Bra s Lymphadema Sleeves Temporary Breasl F01ms Tru Ltle Breast Forms by Carnr Stltcone Breast Forms by OTC Stltcone Breast Forms by Spen co [Teardrop shape and Hean shape) Office Hours by Appointment Only FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1110 First Avenue Gallipolts limeG.Iieal §hnDfDIDl! Inc. CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 Bob Madison ..................... ......... .................... ....... .... Pastor Ken Harper ..... .... ......... .................. .. ......... .. .. Music & Adults Frank Watson ....... .... ........... ..................... Youth & Education Audrey Davis ...... ........ ......................................... .. Children mtne 565 Jackson Pike - Hilluesl Plaza- Gallipolis , Ohio Ph . 446-2206 FORMALLY SPEAKING••• YOU CAN LOOK LIKE A MILLION WITHOUT SPENDING A FORTUNE! One for the Books. lfs easy Just come 1n to Cox's men·s VISit the Bookend Bouquet ~retU"ie~s' Week. April 23-27. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP n,· APPLES .. Titt• lr ·tmf•ri«·n .'\t•rttiN l.m ·t• .... 106 BUTIERIIUT'AVE. POMEROY. OH. All • I department and look Our e.xperts wtll help you c hoose a look wtth fla1r lor oul Shop . ROME BEAUTY ~Near over our tuxedo renta1986ectton Reward your secretary this week with the new Bookend Bouquet A white. enamel-coated steel Bookend h~ ds a "boOk " container filled with frash flowers After they're gone . the treestandi coil Boo+<end expands for volumes ot bool\s 10 order this unique g1ft. call or ,. 40 (_ _·___:, t . SPACIOUS AND PRIVATE FITTIN G ROOMS ....;;._{ ---------------------------------~ TUNA •JULY 17-30 HAWAII • HAWAII • HAWAII COUNTRY WESTERN ARIBBEAN CRUISE •SEPT. 22-29 ~ BRITISH ISlES EAR, NOSE &THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST '-168 3 DIAMOND & Gift Items Presented by Sanctuary Choir Beginning Next Wednesday Joyce Landorf Film Series April 25-7:00 p.m . "Change Points" SOFT & DRI ROLL-ON 1. 5 OZ. 't 7 OZ. REG. or XTRA DRY hem s o n Consignment A IVfW DIREC fiOIV 1/V HAIR DESIGIV . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL · DEODORANT DMC Floss. . ..... ..... 65 ' Candle Wick Thread .............. 65' Cross St1tch Supplies .... 20% Off I~~~~;;:;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; : ~ GALLIPOLIS TRAVEL AGENCY 446-9510 JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. . , 40 5 .'-In/ , L111h 1prd .IUth 9AM to9 PM Saturday 9 AM to I PM 9:30 a.m ........................ Sunday School 10:40 a.m ................... Morning Worship FRESH GREEN ONIONS Monday Pd 11.1 1 bv Bon n~t• Slu te~ H1 l Gallipoh:. Oh *1 58 SHAMPOO or CONDITIONER 3 Oz. 28 OZ CLEANER FOR NO-WAX FLOORS RIGHT GUARD SHURFINE GRANULATED . GOLDEN RIPE . SILKIENCE SHURFINE VINE ST. or MAIN ST. Racine, OH . 4/ 18 !1 mo & Sat.JO to 3 Fr i. iO to S. Closed th urs r-------------------------1 •Reliable CLEAN 'N' CLEAR$ REGULAR DEODORANT JONES BOYS ,•; 1: LISTE,RINE 3: 30-3: 45 p.m .: Mercerville, 4-4 :30 "" p .m.: Crown p.m .; B urd. 4: .,.,.5 •8 YeafS Business Experience • T ru stwort h y $ DOG CHOW 1 ~288 JOHNSON'S RED or BLACK Comp In & Look A round Hours : Man , Tues ., Wed Democrat ~'~~~~----~--~------~~( Gi Easter Lilies , Mums Begonias . Geraniums Flowers in Flats & Pots Vegetable Plants-Tomato Plants TREASURER CRISCO SHORTENING $ oz PLEDGE GLADE SWEET JUICY following the room. ceremony in the church banquet Gallic County JLB.*239 $f29 317 N. 2nd Middleport Phon e:991-6992 OPEN FOR SEASON Gallia County THURMAN - Kimberly Su(' Canterbury, of Gallipolis, will become thebrideofMarvlnEugene Bates Jr., of Thurman, in an open-church wedding .June 15, 6:30 p.m., at Thurman United Me thodist Church. Music wUJ begin 316 p.m . There will be an open reception Canterbury Bates GREENHOUSE r~~~ ~~~~:.,~;~i::.~lio7~ ! ~ ~ GALLIPOLIS- The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library will be at the following places the week of April23 to 'n . Monday - Ewing-t on. 1:15-1: 45 p.m.; Geiger 's, 2-2:30 p.m .; Adney Rd .. 2:45-.1: 15 p.m.: Vinton P.O .. 3:30-4: 30 p.m .: Bidwel l. 5-0 p.m .: Ha nisburg. 6:15-6:30 p.m : Hoi· ley's. 6: 457 p.m . Tuesday - Eno . 2: 30-3 p m. : R cce. 3: .,,,. ~ 3: 20 p.m .; Africa Rd., 3: 30-3:45 p.m .; Kyger I, 3: >0-4 20 p .m .; Kyger n. 4:15-4:40 p.m .; R 1 11 4 45 5 15 Choushh Lalnlel ' p.m.: ' ' 'cheshire p.m .. es 1re , , 6-'6:.30 III, 6: 35-7 p.m. Wednesday - Bane's. 2:15-2:30 · h 2:4-:15p.m 53 p.m .; sm1t. .; Myers. Bonnie L. Stutes LB. G PACKI -~~ .~~~~~~------------~~-r------------------~~----------1 ---- 'm' ELECT UMSTICKS e GAL. 3:45-4: 15 p.m .; Long Bottom !pos t office) , 4: 25-5:10 p.m .; Reedsville 5 20 p.m .: iRe<>d's store), 4:15-5p.m.; BulavllleTr.Ct .. 5:~ p.m.: P lantz Sutxlv .. 6:15-6:45 p.m: Elliotrs rRt. 35) ; Friday 2:15-2:45 p.m .; Kerr. 3·.1:4(1 p.m .;: Buckrtdge, 4-5: CD p.m. ; Jay Dr. I; II. 5: 15-5:45 p.m .: Bob McCormickRd., &.6 : 15 p .m. r;:::========~~r=========:; COUNTRY CRAFT CLELAND COTTAGE A.NAf'P()IN ' IIA!Nl f~EF~;~~~: VANILLA * CHOCOLATE ' NEOPOLITAN STRAWBERRY or CHOC. REVEL day, StoreApril ), 3:2310-3:Carpenter 40 p.m .: (Laura's Dexter (Church!. 4:10-4: 40 p.m.: Danvlile !Church). 5:20-5:~ p.m .: Rutland (Civic Center), 6: :Jl-8 p.m . Tuesday. April 24 - Portland !Post O!ticet, 2:10-2:40 p.m.; Letart Falls !Effie's RestaurantJ. 3:1&3:50 p.m .; Racine iBankl, 4:35-6: O'i p.m .; Syracuse 1Poolt, 6:20-7: >0 p.m. Wednesday. April 25 - Chesler I Fire Station!. 2: 15-2: 45 p.m .; Keno (north side of Ke no Bridge ), 3-3:30 p.m .; Success Road tnear 3!0i0i . WAl~ POLISH SAUSAGE ICE MILK BIDWELL - Richard D . a nd Nola N. Atkins of Newport News. Va ., anoounce the engagem ent of their daughter, Lora Marie Atkins. to Jeffrey Todd Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Black of Bidwell . Miss Atkins is a graduate of Denblgh High School and Riverside Hospital School of Nurs ing. Black is a North Gallia graduate and is serving In the U.S. Navy in Norfolk, Va. An August wedding is planned . City P .O., 5:~ p.m.; Eureka. 6: 15-6: 45 p.m . Thursday - Watts, 2:30-2:45 p.m .; Brick School M .. 2: 55-3: 10 p.m .; Addavllle Elem .. 3:15-3:45 p.m .; St. Rt . 7 tRoadslde Rest ). 3:55-4UO p.m .; Georges Cr. I. n. POMEROY - Bookmobile service In Meigs County is brought to you by the Meig!l County Public Library under rontract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Mon - BRAJINSCHWEIGER SUPERIOR VIVA thr and upcoming man1agt' of their daughter, l.)mn Marcum of Gallipolis, to Paul Hollingshead II ot Gallipolis. He Is the son of Paul and Betty HoUingshead. Tile open~hurch wedding will talle place May 2, 6 p.m., at Oark Chapel Church. A reception will follow at the home of Charlt>S a nd Jenny Riedel Oil F1oyd Clark Road. M!ss Marcum Is a graduate of North Gallla High School. Holllngshead, also a graduate of North Gallla, ls employed by Middleton Estates. Atkins - Black Rife- Davis ·.-BEEF Meigs County cwn and Dmma Marcum announce APRIL .............._...............................-............. CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY Area Bookmobile schedules set Hollingshead oz. The Sunaay Times-Sentinei- Page-B-3 Point Pleasant, W. Va. PH.,2·2039 Or 992-5721 Credit Cords , and Wire ,.,.--"j that spectal aHatr Choose somethtng fla shy or classtc tn lUxedo dresstng Select elegan1 bla ck. neutral or pastel tones Choose dress shtrts-tucked. teulored or btbbed VVhatever ~au dec•~ we·ll make sure you look temftc. From your grosgrain bovvt te down to your patent shoest Tuxedo Rentals at participating stores In insure your first aelecttoa order two weeka ahead• Phone 446-1923 Celebratmg 75 Years of F1mily Serv•ce . . From Ours to Yours DOWNTOWN G,,LUPOUS Mon. & Fri. Ti_l 8 P.M. Tues., Wed. , Thur. & Sat. til 5 P.M. . · . · �. ADVUTISID ITIM POliCY loch of th••• advertised Items It r~ulred to be readily available for tala In Nth tc:roger Store . euept 01 IIM<IflcoiiJ noted In thlt ad . If we do n.m out of on adver11t.d Item . we will oHer you your cholc• of 0 COST (:UTTER COST CUTTER Cut Whole Kernel Corn Green Beans compa rable Item. \M'hon avollot.lo , ref l•ctlng the tome ta'e'lngt or a ro ln ch Kil whkh will entltlo you to purchase the adwortlted lfem at lh• adYef11tod prlc• within JO doyt . Onl1 one w•ndor coupon will be a cc epted per Item c pwrchoted . fOTAI SATISfACTION GUARANTEE Everything you buy at ICrog•r It guorant••d fo r your total satbfoctlon roiord lou of mcnufoch.tr•r . If you ore not tOII1fled , Kroger will rep loc• 'f0\1 r Item with the •om• brand or o comparable brond or refund your purc~a•• U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF U.S.D.A . GRADE A Holly Farms Whole Fryers Boneless Top Sirloin Steak c 16 . oz. lb. Can price . EVERYDAY LOW PRICE COPYRIGHT 1914 · THE IUOGU CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY . APRil 22. THROUGH SATURDAY . APRil 211. 1984 . IN G.ilhfllh~ ~m f mr...ol lb. LIMIT .. PLEASE EVERYDAY lOW PRICE LONG BONE "'EMOVEo WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLO TO DEALERS . c Tomato 4 Juice ..... ... ..... .. ~::· 16-ot . Con 20·01. Gal. Lvs. 48 COST CUTTER . Pork & Beans ........... c -Roll Pak 15.5-oz. . ... Can . . . ........... ' KROGER IN THE PIECE Whole Fresh Boston Butts Whole Smoked Picnics All Meat Bologna c 6.5-oz. Can I PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES . MTN . DEW PEPSI FREE c 32 -oz . Btl. California Lettuce NATIO NAL CO NSUMERS WEEK APRIL 23-29, 1984 lb. 99C Fresh Made $299 Strawberry Pie .... ~~~:h WHEAT . CARAWAY RYE OR PUMPERNICKlE RYE Fresh Baked Variety Breads ... 1 t~~;- 99C lb . c Ribier Grapes Pet-Ritz • 14·0%. Cream ·Paes. Pkg. DOUg h. . . . 79c 5 $12 9 Granny Smith Apples ....... ?J I " lb. l Artichokes. Sesame Street Treasury $ lARGE HANGING BASKET Boston Ferns Kroger Pot Pies $ 85 10-lnch Listerine Mouthwash 48 Pot Dairy Delights Ju1ce ......... $13.9 •;, -Gal ctn. INDIVIDUAllY WRAPPED SliCES KROGER American $1 Cheese Food :k:~1 Bakery specials Hot Dog or Hamburger Buns ;;iti-Grain $139 Bread .. 2 ~~~~c 3 48 KROGER TROPICANA • 49 VOLUME NO . 4 Floral Special • 0~~~; lb. Qt . For FROZEN Country Club Ice Cream . California $ Strawberries $ C Fresh l-Ib Lvs : V2·Gal Ctn. ··, \t c , CUTTER SHREDDED FROZEN &;;~~rGER Cole Slaw or Macaroni Salad ... c Imitation c,O~SUAI~~~" Cheese Food ..... ~;k~~cosr me•n Pizza · li(JSIN£SfJ Topping .. ... .... ... .. ::;: BlUE Frozen Favorites • lOUIS RICH AMERICAN OR MUSTARD POTATO SALAD. CREAMY OR SWEET COUI'GN COOO $UN. lnll 11 SIT . 1'111 11. I 11• SUIIECT TO IPPliCIIU STilE l lOCI! TilES Cut Watermelon INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SLICES COST CUTTER lb. 12 OF RED RIPE PLUS DEPOSIT 88 LIMIT 5 PKCS. WITH COUPON liMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILy 1-lb. .. Pkg. Can 'All White Meat'!.--.------t:~ Turkey Breast Pkg. Tip Roast. ...... ..... Gwaltney Great Dogs 14-oz . Pkg . 17 ·OI. AVAILABlE O Nl Y IN STORES WITH DELl OEPTS . HOT FOODS AVAILABlE llom· 7pm 12-oz. ·-----·········c 1;~~d $ 49 Mr. Fritter f r1•tters . ........... ... 8 -oz. . Pkg. I I u.s. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE. GRAIN FED BEEF FROZEN c Fresh Asparagus Cost Cutter Sweet Peas Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Coia Kahn's Sliced Bologna ...... ...... c! .. , I I Cost Cutter Catsup .......... ... Wieners ~~-:-. (.·~ I I I MEAT OR BEEF lb . I ~ Pkg. .49 MEAT OR BEEF 100-Ct. COST CUTTER Chunk Light Tuna . Tail-Less T·Bone Steak .... 08 4 Jug 5·8-LB. AVG. 5·8-ll. AVG. Cost Cutter Tea Bags Cost Cutter Bathroom Tissue Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk 48 3 At Kroger, all bone and excess fol are removed before steok is weighed and priced lb . 400 SHEETS PER ROLL Kroger White Bread 29 Country Style $ Sliced Bacon .. $ U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF COST CUTTER Cost Cutter Toma f oes 88 $ · ~ 1 ROYAl VIKING DANISH 9 · 1-Ct. Pkgs. ''Topped"•-ct. R0 III ...... Pkg . 9 9 6 .4·01 Tube 88 �The Sunday Ohi~·Point Pleasant, W. Va. Times-Sentine l Artist Series subscription available now Skidmores note 50th anniversary Wa RoseNe The Rig -;1 To STORE HOURS Umit Quantities Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM SUNDAY MONDAY 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. and OPEN EASTER .... TUESDAY APRIL 22-23-24 PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT.. APRIL 28, 1984 DAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Coupons FRESH PORK BUTT Steaks/Roast •••• LB. KAHN'S CRISPY SERVE U1 Bacon ........ .• • • • • • 0A LB. HILLSHIRE FARM U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast ...l~. $}S 9 $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS (All varieties) Smoked Sausage ..L~. $} 99 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frank Wille Riffles note 25th anniversary ~ < ;... r' ,.... » )> z ... c )> ~ 0 o:l ..... (") "'m c r' t"l "' 0 Ill "': 0 ·~ 0 .,c 0 2 0 z Bissell, daughter of Charles and Margaret Bissell, Long Bottom, Rlf[le Is the son of the late F1oyd and Lela Rltfle, Racfru>.J..etart area. Mrs. Hawthorne made the anniversary cake for ber parents. Attending the celebration we re Bruce and Lena Rltfle, Reedsvllle; Greg, Pamela, Christopher and Brandl Buchanan, R€edsville; Tim and Betsy Hawthrone, Chester; Marvin and Brenda Randolph, Racine; Julle Rlflle, Herb, Ruth, and Herbie Grate, Pomeroy; J oe and Barbara Masters, Reedsville; Cleve and Dorothy Mullins, Pine G rove; Darrell. Norma, Laura, and David Hawthorne, Chester; Dorotlla Rlflle. Daniel, Pam, Denise and Sean Rlffle, Racine; Doug, Carolyn, Tim and Matthew Bissell, Tuppers Plains; Dwight Bissell, Reedsville ; Roger, Sue, Mandy. Christina and Lorena Bissell, Long Bottom; David , Karen, Tony and Tracey Grate, Pome roy; Donna Gillilan, Cheste r . 1\llr. and Mrs. R iffle have five children, Bruce F. Riffl e , REedsville; Pame la J e annene B uchanan, Reedsv ill e; Betsy Hawthrone, Chester ; Brenda Kay Randolph, Racin e, and Jul ie Dian ne Riffle, at home. They have three grandchild· ren. Christopher Ada m . B ra ndl Ann < 2 Buchanan, and Ryan Hawthone. Mrs. Rltfle Is the lonner Frona POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frank Rlftle observed their 25th wedding anniversary recently with a party hosted by their children at the couple's home in Bashan. Mr. and Mrs. Rlftle were marrled Nov.l5, 1958atEIJzabethtown, Ky ., near Fort Knox, where Sgt. Riffle was stationed with the U.S. Anny . During his years In the service he was stationed at F ortKnoxandFort Hood, Texas , and also spent three years inMunlchGermanywberebe was accompanied by his family. He la te r served a t Melnhelm, Ger · many, Korea and Viet Na m , where he was injured and then la te r medically discharged. He is now with the U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineer s. ;... Q U1 9 Round Steak ...L~. 29 Ground Beef .... L.s$} r' GALLIPOLIS - Season subscript ions for thP Valley Artis ts Series are now on sa le for six events during 1984·85. In J an uary 19&1, the Tri·Countv Concert Association and thPColleg~ Family Artist Series merged to form t he Va lley Artis ts Serif:\5. W'hen a season tickPl is purchased, the purchaser i s bu y·ing thP same srat for all six events. A patron saves up to 40 pNccnt over individual event ticket' bv· purchas- RUTI..AND Malcolm and Mildred Ingram were honored on their 50t h wedding an niversary Sunday a t the Rutla nd Churc h of Cod. Mr. and M rs. Ingram repeated their wedding vows during the morning worship servict' and afterwards the congregation ct>lebra ted with a covered dis h dinner a t the Kyger Creek O ub House whe re Mr. and Mrs. Ingram were s urprtsed with a cake and gifts. Their son a nd daughter-in-la w , Sonny and Joyce Leadingham and their grandson Freddie, joined the group tlle re for the celebration. » Kimberly McClellan trades vows with Daniel]. Workman April14 NEW HAVEN Kim berly McCle llan and Da niel J . Workman , both of New Haven , w ere married at 7: 30 p.m . on Aprll 14 a t the Bachtel United Methodist Church in New Ha ven . The Rev. J ack F errell performed the double ring ceremony. J ennife r Llevtng, New Haven , served as GALLIPOLIS "': 0 2 GALLIPOLIS TRAVEL AGENCY CANADA'S ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY NOVA SCOTIA •NEW ENGLAND MOTORCOACH AND CRUISE •AUGUST 22-SEPTEMBER 2 ESCORTED BY BILL ESHENAUR ONE WEEK HAWAII WITH 3 NIGHTS LAS VEGAS EXTENSION •OCTOBER 31 -NOVEMBER 3 r f'sidl•nt s arf' C'ncou r agl'd to rcgis1Pr scri rs of "L'< W(' f ' h C'la~Sf' S for wci,g ht coni rol i\.·l nncla.\· nigh t. April ]() Thc•tt' wi ll b<' J l'hoicc o f h0 u r ~ for cla:-;Sf'c.; . Mond;J~' nig ht~ or Friday aft e rnoon~. Tht' r lasSC's will he ofi'Prrd fr('(' to MPigs Coun t ians Jnd wi II last rv..·o hours each . At tr ndan cf' is rcq uinU ;J I o nl ~ · onP two hou r ' I CALIFORNIA Strawberries .. •••• 99¢ LB. • 0 0 ..... » ' t"l Ill )> I (") < \ = 0 ,.... zG) "': 11'1 '.L. Deems celebrate 60th anniversary •The t otal value o f th e double co upon m a y n o t excee d $1 .00. 2°/o Milk • • • • • • • • • • • QUALITY PLUS Wieners TROPICANA 12 Oz. Pkg. Orange Juice • • • • 64 Oz.$ •••••• •• SUPERIOR Lunch Meat • • • Pkg. • SUNSHINE CHUNK • DOG FOOD • 25 Lb. Bag $349 limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell 's Offer Expires Sat.. April 28. 1984 • Pizza • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10.8 Oz. . . .. . .... . ·····couPON······· •• •••• • • •• 0 • • : FLAVORITE SUGAR • 5 lb. Bag $144 li mit One Per Cu s tomer Good Oily At Powell's • Offer Expires Sat.. April 28 . 1984 CASE OF 24 R . C$~~.fOP 12 Oz. Cans ~~ (6 PAK ...$1.79) limit One Ptr ~~~,:nu Good Oftly M Irs Offer Expires S1t.. April 28. 198.4 • •Any m an uf act urer 's c oupon greate r th an 51 ¢ w ill b e re de e med a t face va lu e only . •Only one m a n ufac ture r's c oup o n per it em . •The total value of th e double manufactur e r's co upon ' c a nnot e xc e e d the pur c hase price of th e it e m . Money will n o t be re fund e d . JENO'S 1 Lb . . . .. . . . . .. ····couPON····· }39 COUPON • • • ••• GOLDEN WHEAT •• ... _ MACARONI & CHEESE DINNERS . 5/$1 Per Customer At Powell's •This off e r d oes n o t apply to Powell's Super Va lu Cou pons. free coup o n s. or any compe titor's coup o n s . •This offe r e x c lud es c igarettes. or a ny oth e r ite ms prohibited by la w . •Offe r is only good for product on hand . No R a in· checks. e·, "-~re Is 8 Trw cl as"('s will inc ludL· nutrition 0 VALLEY BELL Plastic Gallon ~;rss ion Pil Ch \1.-' ('t-k . 0 ..... )> ,.... ,.... limit of 20 P1-ua you may redeem . COU · Gallia Openings a re. babysitti ng. desk clerk and some one to 1\vC' in with pay . POMEKI IY- ThP !\o1r1g<; Count y Hea lth Depa r tmen t wi ll lx'gin a r' ,.... T he dependable m ature worker s. Weight control class set < ;... - Count y Job Bank locat<'d in the Senior Citizens Cente r, 220 Jackson Pike, has job op<•nings for the CELEBRATE 50th i\NNIVERSARY - Mr.andMrs. CiaudeM. Rupe, Route I, Middl<'port, obS<·rwd their 50th wedding annive rsary Friday at a family cel ebration. Mr. and Mrs . ltupc , U1e fomw r LRna Rwnfi eld , were married on April~. 1934 at Gallipoli•. They hav<' a son, P erry 0 . RupeofLoweU, and a daughter and ,;on· in·la w, Martha and Paul ,\dkins, R<mte I, Bidwell. 11'1 0 ,... OR.JVIONDflr:ACH, F la .- Malx'l C~ nd I..Pslie Dt><•m c~·IPb, ·a tcd their tiOt h \\'t-xldin g ann ivPr SC:tn.-' April 8, wit h a rPCC' pliun at RogC'rs Hall in 0 1m ond Bmch Union Church in f' lorida. Thl' "'·c·nt. hosted h,· th~i r moving to Florida in 1~. s he wor ked for thf' Da ytona J:koac h News·Journal 22 y C'ars. daugh! ('r, thrf'(' sons and s.pouSl'S, W<J~ <Jtlt•ndr-d b.\ · 70 fri('nds and rf'l JI iw·~. Mar ietta M anufac·turing Compa n.v, Point P ieasant, and r et if'PdaftC'r17 yC'ars wit h T exat'O Inc. Mr s. [)co(om IS the fo rmer Malx't Soward s of Ca llipolis . a nd her hu sba nd is rrom Ka na uga. The r ourlr was marri<'d Apr il 9, 19'24 in F'o II ow ing the reception, IhNP T hf'v ar t> 1hP parf' nt s of four McArt hur. O hio . r hildrm. Mrs. P hi ll ips Ma rs ha ll. Onnond Beach , Flo.; Bill fu•m a nd .Jim Dwm , a lso of Ormond Beach. and Tom D<'t'm of PI . Ora nge . F la. Mrs. [)co(om fonnerl;-· wor ked at First Nat iona l Ba nk, Ga llipolis and al Marietta Manufa c tu ring Com · p;mv in Point P leasant. After Ri11g ri:::e PALO ALTO. Calif. t AP! -By using tC'Iesropes alone , astronomer s once ca lc ulated tha t the rings around the planet Sa tum we,.., m ore than ha lf a mile thick. H owever , an ast ronom er at Stanford University, a fte r a na lyz· :tng the Voyager I radio signa ls tha t pasS<'<l through the r ings, has · concluded the ri ngs are no m o!"f' ·!ba n 50 ya rds t hick. [)e(>m was former ly f>m JX)lyed at Kroger Com pany. Cincinna ti a nd was a self.empolyed gr ocer in Ka na uga . He has a lso wor ked for was a fa mily dinne r party at the Winte r House, given by Mr a nd Mrs. i\llx•rt Sowards of Ga llipolis . Friendly Pers uas~o n -a woman's qua r tet and thP Rapsc ha lliuns - a men's quartet ; aml Pcwl Posnak, ja zz pianist. All pertormances \~·ill bf' in the Rio Grandp College and Commun · it~· Coll cg(' 'c;; Fine a nd Prrfor ming Art s Center T hea!Pr . For a Series Urochurr and additional i nfo rm<.~ti on. ca ll the ('ollf'gf' A rt s Crntrr l · ~fi. ~H2 · 7201 or • SIS VERACRUZ ,..... an AmL•rica n pOf't . t he Colum bus Svmphony Chamlx'r Orchestra; job Bank openzngs PR E S EN T S ~ m ,.... $1 E,·c nts pl anned for the 1984·85 serif'S a rr : Zi\·iJi. songs and d::mCPs of Yugoslavia: a Puppet Thea ter for aclults a nd c hlidrcn: Belle of Amherst - life of Em1ly Dickinson. m a ld of honor, and the best man was Bob Redman. ParkPrsburg. A reception honoring the coupiP was he ld in the c hurch hall following the wedding. Among the guests were the br idP's c hildren, Christina a nd Ricky McClellan. The groom is the son of Mrs. Mary Workman, New Haven. 0 o:l ,.... (") -41'- ing a season 1iekl't and is insured of the same rest·r·\ ·t><J sPol for each attraction. Ti cket s for indi\·idual pcrfurman · ces will lx· sold if sPati ng is availabl('. Season su bscriptions for six m onths a rr: adults $25 a nd 20; senior c illzcns $~~ 5U and $JR; high school and under $15 and $12; co llege Slude nts $5 a nd $.1 'llckets for ind ividu al events will ~adult s $10: SC'nior r.i ti zf'ns $9: hi gh school and undr r $6: and f'OIIPgf' students Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skidmore Sr . ., ~ '~ 0A BIDWELL - Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Skidm ore Sr. ol Route 1, Bl<lwell . will celebr~te their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, April 29. Their children and grandc hildren will honor them with an open reception at the Holiday Inn, Gallipolis, from 2 to 5 p.m . Mr. and Mrs. Skidm ore were married April 24, 1934 a t Gallipolis and are the parents of fourchldren: Mrs. Robert E. 1Louise l Burger of 401 Jackson P<ke , Gallipolis; Mrs. Tom tPan y) Sprague and P hil Skidmor e of Route 1. Bidwell; a nd Henry A. Skidmore Jr. of Route 2, War d, Ark. They also have five grandda ughters, four grandsons, and one great-grandson. Ingrams note golden .. anmversary limit 20 N:l ucntilm. strf'~S mona~l·rnc•nt , \\'('(')d~· wf'igh ·ins. J'('\J .x ation t('{'h · niq ut·s. l'f'< ' iJX>S. d i('t tl't'; lll ~ /1('(' f S. f'xt•rci sP t ips. For fu r th(• r in fo rma · lion. r'f.'sidf'n t s Jt 'C' im·itPd to coni uct /\nn Rlackw r ll on TuL•sdJ\ - or Thursd<J .\ ' from 10 to -I p.m .. !¥,t] .tifi:!fl Thf' 11mC' schrdult• and locat ion ot thf' claSSf'S w ill be> a nnnunc'f'clla tf'r. C l as~·s v; ill t:M• limi t['() in sizP and T!Jd :'r bt11c1· PLAINVIEW. "' \' 1AP 1 - ChC'm ists ha\'(' d iscoV('t'f'(l what rna~· bP l hC' m ost hitter sutJs!unrf' on ~311 h. Ca lled c! Pna tomum " 'rc haridc . thewh1tc powdl'r is rr·porll~ll v :um tim~ morf' hi llrr than qui ninp ;Jnd rC'Iains it s billf'r ta stC' r \ ·r n w hl•n dilut rO to onf' par t in 100 mill ion . Th(' ('Ompa n.\'Wh('J'C' l hl' eIV)Wdl'r · was dismvrrf'CI ' " ·' ' " po"i blc• usc is to put the su bstan<'l' '" .mimal rr1X'II cnts or p<ll sons. 8-7 C'ar l~ · . ,..-------------4 ESCORTED BY KAREN RATHBURN CALL TODAY' SEATS ARE liMITEU' OTA0134 360 Second Ave. I1JOr\ Gallipoli s '<l:P' 446-0699 •Craft Items •Craft Patterns •Pillow Panels •Aida Cloth •Embroidery Floss •Ca ndlewick ' Supplies •Calico I Truckload Sale Kitchen Carpet Remnants $5 95 SQ YO RE GULAR '9.95 Paint Close-Out PRICES START AT $5° 0 GALLO N INTER IOR ONLY Haffelt Bros. Custom Carpe~s 397 JACKSO N PIKE " Near Holer Medi ca l Ce nter" PHON E 446 · 21 07 REVIVAL FIRST CHURCH OF GOD APRIL 23 -27 7:30P.M. NIGHTLY Fabrics for Quilts & Decorating Easter GrPetin g' Tn .41/ Our Patron s THE fABRIC SHOP 115 r;==========::;; 245·5.1.'>1 e xtension :J6.1 . REV. PAUL VOSS EVANGELIST FIRST CHURCH OF · w. 2nd Pomeroy Ph one 992 · 2284 S'"i" Approve d Deal" c· ()[ • ) I 09 GARFI ELD AYE. GALL I POLl S, 0 HI 0 ·' l5 6:J I ilr,!!!!!!!!!;!!;~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~!!!!~!ij~lfr===========~========~~~~~~========= Hearing is Believing! Lifestyle ~~~W~~~~ If you think you need a hearing aid , don't put it off! vou·re m1ssmg some of the fun in life. It'S easy and affordable FEATURING HEARING EVALUATION AVAILABE FOR ALL AGES! . LISA KOCH INHEARING 417 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio PH . 446-7619 - Ph . 992-6601 IT'S AUDIOTONE ... HAVE YOU HEARD? II n THE "SPECIALISTS" / •Genuine lA·Z·Boy® Recliners •Simmons Beautyrest® Mattresses •Stearns & Foster® Mattresses •Living Room •Pool & Patio Furniture THIRD AT OLIVE • I· •Hide-A-Beds ® & Sofa Sleepers •Waterbeds OPEN DAILY TO 5 P.M. •Dresher® Brass Beds MON . & FRI. TO 8 P.M •And Much More! FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKI-NG GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • 446-3045 'L il e n �The Sunday Times-Sentinel Sports Calendar SUNDAY ..• GALLJPOLIS - Mt. Zion Baptist Churc h will haw candl< .. ligh t servill'S S und a~ nig ht . '7 p.m . The pubilc '' im·tt<'<l to a ttf'nd SUPER MARKET--:-OHN DAILY.& SUN. 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 85 VINE ST. GALLIPOLIS . p COUPONS bOUBLE THE VALUE OF MANUFACTURERS CENTS OFF COUPONS UP TO 49~ IN FACE VALUE. R UTL:\.1\.;D- EJ q(.' rPg\.2 hum Sunday at 1 p.m. th<• 1<11 Jl [')(-nison Po~1 -l,h"7. -\mt'rican L('gJOn, Rut land Pt'l/.l '~ w ill he awardc>d . Chil drPn Jr(• im-i1t'(l. SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT JOHNSON'S RA\ fl\"F: - r\clult c hoir Df I he Racinp F irst Bapl i<;;t (' hurch v. ill prf'S{'Ill tht· cantata . " Ill · Liw·:-:· b' .)IX' E. PJ rb , at the ill : ~) ~·orship .:J!.!SJ,r;~5 MONDAY, APRIL 23 THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 28 DOUBLE \ll rH"Kl ' ll /' 14 • officintLng. ThP rr'<'t•pt ton u ill commemorJtP the co n ~ f'<T d rrun o f the c hur{'h huilding l:!l \r•;tr~ ago. April n . lH.'l" ~ ·,.1:.~ • ~ ·· 'We Reserve the Ri&ftl to IJnft GALLJPOLL<; - St. Prt< 'r'' Episcopal C'hurch wil l ha\·e a 11?Ct'j)tion 111 thP parish hdll. S und a~· aft pr F.astl'r ~pr.·in•!>. with thf' Rr\·. Alhf' rl • ,., THURSDAY, APRIL 26 SAVING COUPONS AT AND RECiEiVE DOUBLE TilE VALUE WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE SPECIFIED ITEM. ONE COUPON PER ITEM. NO EXPIRED COUPONS ACCEPTED. DOUBlE RE· DEMPTION OFFER DOES NOT APPLY TO "FREE MERCHANDISF'. COUPONS OR COUPONS OVER 49' IN FACE VALUE. NO CASH REFUNDS WHfN DOUBLE COUPONS VALUE EXCEEDS PRICE OF ITEM. CIGARETIES AND CERTAIN OTHER ITEMS ARE EXCWDED BY LAW. TO INSURE PRODUCT TO All OUR CUSTOMERS. WE 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, ~imes- tentitut Section :.: ,....~. 'l ' ' f.., "";f( ":._, -4~ ORTON Frozen O.inner '·•· Sf'rvicr l:.:a swr morn ing Thf' cho ir dir('f'lor lt!r bara Gl"K>f'n . musicia ns. Lll!J ;ul Hayman and lJ ianJ l hlf> .. tncl The i_..; . B1uiK<'t l'lmser Special narrator. tht-• RP,-. Oon Walkl·r·. The public is im·i trd . MONDAY MASON - Plan ~ lo r o.; pr ntg rpun ion uf Cl-L.t~s o! l~tt~l 4 ~t Wahamu Hi gh S(' hoo l tt l h.· finalizC'd at a mPf'-ting to hP h1•\d at 1 p.m. M ond a~· a' :VI ;t:--.on t.:l(• mPnt a r~· School t "aktcna POMEROY PonH ·r "' Lodge 1&1. F&,'"'lil will rn"'' with work in 1h1 · rf'-ln•s tun<•nr s \-~·ill h1 • 't'JYt•d POME RO Y - Spnnp m<•·trn c of thP \llf'i g-s Count \ t ;, mlt ·n Clubs Associ;rtio n wt ll lw IH•lll <t l I :-Ill .\ llonda _ \· nig ht "' Trin lt\ Church. .J.J nt ·l !)olin. .\ 11 '1)...!..' Count _ \" FJir flm--'. 'l 'r _ o.; )u ''' t h;1i 1 man . wi ll prf's Pn1 11l1· '-- 11()\\ sc h('(l ulf'S .:Jt th(' nwt ·trng MiddlrJX)J1 .-\m:J tPu r· ( ; ~ n -d t' nf · r ~ will host th< · mf 'l 'l in;..; ;tnd rht · program \-d ll hP h_\" !It(' W indinc Tra il C a rdPn ( ·luh Pl.easer Special Special loin Pork Cho s Rib Pork Chops LB. 79 LB. BONELESS Beef Chuck Roast SIRLOIN SIRLOIN 69 LB . SUPERIOR DART SLICED TIP $ 39 Beef Steak LB. 12 Oz. Pkg. MIXED FAMILY PACK FRYER PARTS LB . BEEF LIVER LB. ' ' COLEMAN WINS 100 MEl'ER DASH- Wellston's Franz Coleman (far npt) captured lhe 100 meter dash 1n : IUSaturdayduringthe 17th annual Gallipolis R<>tary Relays at Rio Grande. {Times.'>entlnel phol"' by Keith Wllson) , Fairland, Logan cop Rotary Relay titles TIP RIO GRANDI': - Fairland and Logan walked off with top honor s In the 1984 Gallipolis Rotary Ri'la ys, held Saturday on rahdrenchcd Stanley L. Evans Field. RioGrande . The Dragons finished the 1J.team toys meet with 103 points, topping second place Marietta by ll point s. Host Gallipolis wa s filth with 44 point s. Logan captured thE' 11-team girls division, beat ing runnerup Gallipo· lis, 92~82. Doug Mills, F airland, ca pture.l 29 Beef Roast LB. PRE-SLICED STORE PACKED SKINNED & DEVEINED BACON 39 Pork Loin 1/4 Special Plea.,er ... CUT INTO CHOPS Budget Pleaser Special Budget s,,,·inl ff'l loweraft ch"gff'P All N'IL1 ~0 n ~. thC'ir v.-i\"PS and ch1 ldn·n :u·t· im·itPd for thf' :-.oc iLJ l llour ,,-h ,•rc Pleaser CENTER CUT 89 " Budget CENTER CUT Budw' t Plm.« •r Monda _ , . at b p.m at th1· Pomrrov Masonic Tf'mpiP tor a social hour !Jctfon~ th e· I p.m . m('('t ing Budget SLAB BACON LB . J 12 9 FRYER BREASTS .......~~; ....... LB . FRYER THIGHS LB. FRYER DRUMSTICKS LB . male scoring l. c~d r v~ POME ROY - .\ u \ nf \ "t•Trr;tn<.: \lt·mol ·r.J! flosp1L!I will h•:1l cl ,t tnf '4 '1ln)-: TuP ~I a\ ..11 1 p .m . in ltH· conf('n'ncP room. Pbr1:-- \\ill l)j· madt · f()r a rumm-t l!\' -., lit ' 1(1 !~ · hPld \1 .t:, :1 ,Jt tht• ~·nior ( · 11 1/ t ·n---. ( "t•ntt•t . An \ om· \\ 11 h 1! • ·m-... 111 do mtrr· m a\ v,ill ~~~1'2 2 11 : -::~ ~-:~{.! -: 11-)?'.2 flft pi t·hup. nr ill•m s ;J t ! h( · ho:--.pil.tl < 1r l t '.!\1' HIO r;R.,\\1>1< - t 't~ ·n 1 ;, , ,,. (;ard('n Clutl wtll !lH ~· I Tut ·---.d . t \ . 7 :.' ~0 p.rn .. ;II 1\lt ' htlrll!' nt \ Jr---. Kf'nn4'1h Tnmltn ...on llud/{<'t Bud{(l'.t Bud/(N } •ff'WWr Plen,er PIPa." '' .'ipe,.ial Spi'l'inf Special SNO-WHITE CAliFORNIA Cauliflower HEAD Strawberries Head HEAD Lettuce or GOLDEN DEL . CJ.l t :SHIJn: - 1:1'--l)l't "ll•l ll \\til hi · m ndtJC'lf'( l h\ { 'ht"... tltl·, . ( "h.tp lf'r ( J!<S. Tur•.,.d ;t\ . i 311 p m i n !Itt ' ~1:! ~t mic H.tll \ lt·n\l)I •J'shou ld brin g pollud\ llwlw ·t fll~"fl'i ' r Budget Plemer , . "drll l' luh -"f>• 'c ial Sp,•cid THL'H..vL \\ - will mf'f •t T ut•-:d;t\ .t l T lnnm,rn Lini !r '( l Mt ' l/11 '(II.'- I ( hutdl ,tr 7· :lit C ,\f.l.fJ-'OI.IS - I ~J\ ' I 'l .'l dt · Stud~ <'luhwill mi '('1 Tut ·... d.t \ ; 11 tht· Down .L'n d('t :VI r" ]JougLr---. M ulllnf •a ux \\" ill h1· lul'-.1•·---. . . Di~cus~io n \\ ·ill he .-\n, 11,. •11 ---.. \I« I IYCT,\ - Tht ·n· w rlll-.. · l\1hli · Stud~ at W ttln ut l<1il ~ t l 'lltltl h Tw·sd;~ y, I fJ.m . v. ·Jifl th1· H1 •\ Ea rl Hinkt1•. F-:n'l\ n w• ~~ trn 1! 1'(! (~A LLrP nl . IS- ' !'h1 · _. \rttlrr t 1..., Foundatron ( ;al! ia ( ·ount\ t ·nit w ill mf'f't l'uf'sd <J\·. ~ : ~1 p.m .. tt thf' Columbu s and ~ JU 1lt1 ·rn < Hlit Elc•ct rir Com pa n_\' 1 HappeningJ Revival set GALLIPOLIS - The f;alli po lis Chu rc h o! C'hrL" in Chnst ian Union wiJJ ix>gin rev iv al sprvin 's Monday, co ntinuing thruugh April29, with the fu'v .loe. JorrJa n !rom Mansfield , Ohio. Sl'nir~s bl'gln a t 7 p.m. nig htly, a nd Jordan w ill be s ingi ng in the services. The public is invited to a tte nd. • l'l. GAU.IPOU>'S Dave Garber, shown here finishing 11r.;t 1n one of the 100 meter races, llnlshed fowth 0\'eraD 1n that event with a tbne of: U. 5, just ahead of TOMATOES LB . Budi(Cl Shurfine Coffee ~aLnb. Bert Blyleven, 3-1, yielded both Kansas City runs over the first eight Sp•·<·inl Hudw·• l'lm." '' Btu/get .'ipl'cial Specinl Budw•r Plenwr Sp••cid PtN"e' RMOUR Beef Stew Delta Big Roll Towels With 1 10 Additional Purchase 23 Oz. Can $ 39 MUFFIN MIX EVAP. MILK COTTONELLE Toilet Tissue Relliil' IFFY CORN CARNATION ide' 49 Oz. Laundry Box Deter nt 24 Oz. Ctn . E CHEESE 13 Oz. Can CAN HINES BLUEBERRY UFFIN MIX m, oz. DU~CAN CLEVELAND (API - Andre Thornton, who had earlier homered, ~an eighth~innlng tie ~;1th a 18Cr!flet> fly to score Brett Bulter and give the Cleveland Indians a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals ~tunlay. PII'UM '( Crisco Shortening North Gallla's Eric Penick, right. Garber, who won the triple jump, wa.• the meet's second top scorer in the male dlvO.Ion with 30 poinl•. Indians slip past Royals, 3-2 RED RIPE Butter or Reg. Flavor All-Vegetable pm . (; ,\1 .1.11'( 11 . 1 ~ t., ol lq>~il' Fl t.Hnt' F i•l]i)\'."~ tli p Will nlt<j•l Tlw-.;d a\. noon c~t tlu · ll flltrl.t\ Inn . I ;ut· . . . t ---. ~_M \ t h:l'r ,,.Ill \)I• _. \nn Hu m 11! Cut itT . Ohl'l Tlw t-1' \\'il l h(' dn f'\ r' n tnJ.: m f'l 'tt nl' .!I l .r ·t,rrl ('ommuni l _ \ · Hutldm ~ 3lb. !lag .30% ,;fi t. through ~ Flnal lt'IIHl ·~&IVldia~. ho)~ dhWoo : Fiu rl and. 10.1: Main·t ta. ~• :! . lMt.:<lfl. 7: Wdbi <Jfl. Lalllpoll~. 44 : "l <·L~Om " IIIP-York . ~~\ : APPLES AKING POTATOES held dl'Spile a steadv rain out the day ICEBERG lo•·n . S. NO . l IDAHO .~ fr ~ ., ·1 17th annual event. All events werl' CALIFORNIA FULL PINT ! points. Misty & hultz, Logan, led all lema I" scorers with 32.5 point s. The championship teams a nd Individual scoring champions re~ ceived trophies lor the ir efforts. No records weff'set in Saturday's TlJI:SDA Y l i ar~· honors with MEEf CO-Cil<\IRMEN - Keith M~<iulre, left, head boys and girls t=k coach at Gallia i\cademy High &hoot. and Tom Wtseman, Gallipolis R<>tary Club, served a.. co-directors of the 191\1 Gallipol~ Rotary R<.lays, held Saturday at Stanley Evans Field, Rio Grande CoUege-ConunWlity CoUege. Despite April showers throughout the day . all events wel'f' competed. 6 Roll Pak $ HINES BROWNIE MIX y MATO JUICE 23 Oz. 46 Oz. Can Budget Pleaser Special· 64 Oz. Jug $ innings to pick up the victory. Ernie Camacho pitched the ninth for his second save. Kansas City starter Danny Jack ~ son, 0.1. walked Butler leading off the eighth. Tony Bernazard sacri ~ ftced Butler to second and Julio Franco's Infield hit moved Butler to third. Joe Beckwith then relieved Jackson and 'Thornton greeted him with a sacrt11ce fly to deep center. Kansas City took a I~ lead In the tlrst when DartyI Motley led off with 1 single, stole second, took third on Pat Sheridan's single and scored when Jorge Orta grounded into a fielder's choi<P. Otis Nixon walked leading off thf' Cleveland third and stole second. Nixon went to third when Brett Bu tier singled and scored as Tony Bernazard grounded Into a double play. Andre 'Thornton gavP the Indians a 2~1lead In the fourth Inning when he slugged his third homer over thf' k'rt center !teld fencp but Kansas City tle<l the gai11E' tn the sixth when Sheridan singled with one out and scored on Hal McRae's two-out triple . Blyleven struck ootseven batters. His fourth victim, Onlx Concepcion in the seventh, was Blyleven's 2JXXJ American League strikeout. The right-hander now has 2,525 career strlkeou ts. Angels 8, Blue Jays t TORONTO (AP)- Bobby Grich drove In t ~runs with a homer and tw[)-run double and Reggie Jackson stroked a tw[)-run tiiple to k>ad the California Angels 8-4 over the Toronto Blue Jays Saturday. Jackson got the Angels off to a 2·0 lead with his triple In the first Inning, while Grich hit his solo shot In the srond and keyed California's threerun third with his double. Rookie Ron Romanlc, 2·1. scat· tered nine hits . The Angels put the game away ~>ith t~ runs in the third and chased California's startl'r Jim Gott, 0.1 . Jackson walked and moved to third on Brtan Downing's doublf'. 1 Grich brought both in with his double and then came home when right !Ieider Grorge Bell dropped Ron Jackson's fly ball to run the score to 6-1. The BIUP Jays scored In thf' fi rst on a n RBI grounder by Lloyd Moseby and added two more runs In the sixth on Willie Upshaw 's sacrifice fly and a double by Cliff Johnson.The Blue Jays scored their final run in the seventh on AJfi·edo 'Griffin's sacrifi<P fly . The Angels added a ru n In the fourth with Pettis scoting on an error and another In the fifth on an RBI single by Wilfong. . Tigers 4 White Sox I DETROIT (!\PI - Lou Whitake r homered to back the combined live-hit pitching of Daw Rozema and Doug Batr as the Detroll Tigers bea t the Chicago White Sox 4 ~ 1 Saturday. Rozema , HJ, making his second start or the season , allowed two hits. striking out seven and walking two over the six innings he worked. Bair caffif' on to start the seventh and notched his first save alter giving up an RBI doub~ to Greg Walker in the ninth. Rangers I, Yankees 0 NEW YORK !AP I - Frank Tanana a llowed two hits in eight Innings Saturday a nd Ned Yost singled home an unearned run in the sixth as the Texas Rangers blan ked New York 1-0. Orioles 5, Twins 3 BALTIMORE tAP l - Mike Flanagan he ld Minnesota to live hits through scvrn Innings, and Eddie Murray drove in two runs to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 5~ 3 \octorv over the Twins Saturday. ,\tlwn~ . .11 Nor1h r ;,,lll ••. '.}1_ K \gprf"n't•k . 1 ~ : (l;.k lhtl. J ~ P.<H !'fi SllU-'!1 , lH llnal Khio. l'f'Sitll'i: l 11g;m _ <t] _ C.llhpnh, _/(l_ Falrl.1nd. 'i:l: Mant"lliL ',-11, W,nrrh . '.! •, _ M ri~ '•1' 1 • ~r lsofl\-' Ult• Y nrk .. ~ . Hol' 't 'n ~ wnocl . .' fi : Wdl ~rnn. 10: ~orlh r ;atlla, n .Hld 1\l lh 'fl ~. 11 Top lndlvual 'il'C»'f'l'!i. l1rJ\'- IJIJUf< Mill •. F.urld!ld . . I I~ !IIIHI\. [);.J\"1' I ;;ntw•r_ < ,.lilitl'lli ' l ljll\]nl.., I ;irl'- ~~i ~ T \ Stlulll. l ,t))!,lfl r~ ;, poom!.• ;\nil.< ("o..--.k F'a:rl and. J J~ polnt ~ GIRL." 1-: n :!'>.TS .... t lndh-lctual ~k.-. 1 SHOT !'1.."T- Willi t.r. Colli n• LoJ[an. l l-t1 • , nr.-;n.:s- Wnn lh JJ<jrln ' ~ <trit•Tt;, . ~ '' UJJ\C JL' MP - Won lh h:1m .la nP"-o . r;;tll l poll ~. ll:i I Rl "'N[';(; • .., ,JO~ WINS SHOT PUT 1TfLE - Nelsonvill~\'ork' .• Greg .Jones captun.'ll the 19fil Gallipolis Rotary R<.lays shot put title with a toss of 57 ff'el Saturday, defeating defending relay ch:unpion Malt Kempl'r of North Gallia who pla<:ro se<'<lnd with a toss of t9''' feet . t:\'F.~ \I:Ul M\-:ri::R IU :t .A Y - Won h.'- I.<!J!an 111 ~ J-1 ffll MrTER R: l'\; - Won ll\ Schu ll.t. f Aoc:aJl in ~· .1:'! .1 ~rl V.on t-,., Schut tl. .'VIETE.TI D.\S if - 1 ~112;ll1 1n '" O J MI·TER RFI AY<;- Won I" W<~V< 'fl m · ">J ~ .nJ ME'TI:A n ,\SH - Wun h., T'hmhlt·ul\\'_,.,p,-1\ J+ro M~ .TU< l~l- !\ \\ on In S('l\u ll;. 1 .<~ .!11 '• :l!++i ~llM FTI R RE I A YS- Won t"lv F :urt.mct 1n I '\.I ti Til Mi-TER HURm .F:;; - W11n h \ Ci r W. . Fairland !n ~fl 6 t!lll ,\-!El"E H HL'l'\ - Woro h\ ('.u-rr"lim l;,,llipoli• . u -H ".! 100 MFTIR DA'>It - Won tl\ f\ln gror. l.l l lfr'l ME'TEA l fL' JUl\ . ~~ - Fa1rl:md. v-;,,, trvCmk . F ai•l><nrl. " .r;n! Mf-TER K.L L-\ Y - W<m 11\ Mr- 11-~ tn 11 l'i :t I F\t_.d f:.., ... l., l SI IOT P\JT - .lOOf"S. St•lsmvlllr- Yor k.. i "••rk. DI.'>Cl!S- Jnn...s. Nr-ISiln\'\llt'-York.. ·,~ n ~~~ l-llGH .rUMP - HN"M f, Mark •!la. till ~ Lor..; c .JUMP - f-'f>n l<"k. N nnh {.a Ilia. J"l.i>l , TR IPI..t: JL'MP - C.;utw>r . C.alllpoli!'-. -ll•l ' .· I Rmminllt' f:\'f'llL"') !foUl ~1- :n-: n. RELAY - Won tw Fi•lrl. m.-tln ' ·.-;- •, lUI MJ·TEH 11L'~ - Won 111 \\'ht ~ ·!<-1 M ;11 , . ,1 lll -1 IUl ~11-.Tl:H R ~ : L\Y- \\'•wl tn -..rurll C : 111 1: 1 111 ~~ 1 )W I MI TER OA.''Il - Wnn tr. ~1ill~ F,,lrl,mrl. :!1 .1 l hll l .\ 1tTl..'H H L':'o- - \\ r•n In Hf'n,,J:<'f" J.-i l~ l'l C'fPf'k . I ' l>i ~ Ul M l-:l'l::R Hl "IUJi .L:"- Wot l 111 Hl<Itl , F. n•l;mrl, 411 .1 .Dll ME'Tt:R HI·~ Marif'fl<r . Ill ll .'i HXI Mr Tt:R DAS II Ill - Wr"WJ h1 .I \~ o n ~kmman 1"11 f "ulffili lll . Wf'll~lrlfl WIIT DA l' AT TilE RACES - Meigs' a.sststant tr.u·k t•oach, .Jim OUphant, with wnhrella on shoulder, watches liMl mPil'r event from sidelines during Satunla.v's 17th annual GaDipoli' l«>tary I«•lays at Hiu Gr.wde. French City Run pre-registration deadline midnight April 28 GALLIPOLIS- Interest Is build ~ lng In the annual French City Run, to be held May 5. Pre-registration Is 115 and will close at midnight on Saturday, April 28. Accordtn& to Dawn Martin and fton Saunders of the Holzer Medical center Recreation Committee, CO· eponsor with the Ohio Valley Publtstllng Company, now Is the time to plan to participate In this year'1 event. MI. Martin reminds everyone ~ rares are planned : The Dlno&aur Da9h , which will be one-mile In le ngth through downtown Gallipolis, sta rting at 9: ~5 a .m. It's open to a ll age groups, with or without running experien<P. The 5K race, {3.1 miles) begins at 9 a.m., with age classlflca !Ions apply· lng. The longest race Is the lOK (6.2 mUes) , and Is the main event, beginning at 9: 30a.m .. also accord· lng to age classifications. The Dinosaur Dash, which has no limitations or classl!lcatlons, wUl take place Immediately following the start of the lOK race. Ms. Martin emphasizes the Dtno· saur Dash is actually designed lor the novice runner who wants to enjoy the fun a nd action In a ra<P, but does no t actually have the experience to get Involved in a longer race, whic h requires a cerialn amount or enduran<P. Special participation awards will be given to all e ntrants In the Dinosaur Dash . Age groups will apply to the 5K and lOK races. They are 1~ a nd under; 15-19; 20-24; 25-29; 30-:W ; 35 ~39 ; 4044; ~5-49; 5().54; 55-59; 6.~ years of agl' a nd ovE'r. Awards will bf' presented to the firs t two m alE' and female fini shers in both the 5K a nd \OK ra<Ps, a nd also to the top three male and fe ma le winners or each age group. Those who do not mf'f't the deadline of April 28 lor pr<'· registration m ay register a t the City Park Area on the morning of thf' race, but the lee wtll bf' $6. The registration desk will open a t 8 a .m . on Saturday, May 5. All runners must check In at the 60-64 : a nd rf>gistrati on dt>sk to rE'Cf'i VC' a ru nner's package. Runners are rPQuirf'd lo C'OmP dff'ssed to run . No dressing r oom or showf'r facilities will be ava il able. Restrooms aw availabl e. E ntry form s should becomplt>ted and signed, with parental signature lor runners under age 18, a nd returned with registra tion r.... to Ms. Beverly Jackson , Medical Library , Holzer Medical Cent er, P .O. Box 281, Gallipolis, Ohio ~5631. Pre·rf'gistratton forms are a vail· .able a t l hC' hosp it al'~ MN iical Li brary locatt"'d at : ~ .JaC' k,.on P ike, a nd the Ohio \ 'al lev Publ i sh~ lng Com pam· offi ce 82S Third A v~. in Gallipolis. Th('~ · an~ a lso a\'3ila ble at the PomerO)' Dail)' Sentin,.l and Point Plf'asant Register. Anyone wi shing to f('('Pi vr pr('- registration form s through lhl' mail ma y C'all Dawn :vtartln. in th<' hospital's Malnt f'nance Department office, a t 16141 446-5305, or Ron Saunders, In Respira tory Thcra p' at (6141 446-5419. �April 22, 1984 Page C2 ~efending By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Wrtu.r jj!story is not on the side of the P~ladel phia 76ers. ;t'h<' defending National Basket· ball AssociatiOn champions fell into a huge hole Friday night by losing lhl!ir second conS('('utive horne pl~yoff game to the New Jersey NelS. The underdog Nets blitzed P6iladelphla 116-10'2 to grab control ot:their best-of-five opening round S11'1es. The next two games SU(Iday and. lf nf'('(>ssa rv . Tuesdav night .:... will be pla\ cd ~n ttl<> Nrr~· ~rt. 'The 76ers arP t rving to become the ftOst championship team to repeat slbce the Boston Critics did 11 in 1968 amll9ffi. And they are faced with a Eleficit only onP other elub. thP Fort ~Yayne Pistons m 19:>6 against St. lsouis, has evpr m·errome in a tlve-game rnatchup Julius Erving . who was held to 12 points by the aggll'Sslve Nets defense. survpyed his !Pam's din> situation and said. "we have to get back to doing what we were doing earlier In the season and we have to do It quickly to w1n three games In a row .' ' Micheal Ray Richardson scored 32 points. handed out nine as.slsts and made four s tpals for the J';ets. who havp fivethis of year. eight games against thewon Sixers "The 7foers look like a puzzled tC'am." said Richardson, whoS(' career seemed ended by a drug dPpendency problrm prior to this Sf'ason "We came out aggll'SSIVI'. hard and solid. They made us shoot our jump shots and fortunately thev In the first half as the Nets built a 67·50 l!'ad . When the 76ers battled back In the second half !rorn a 24-polnt deficit to within five, he helped put thE' game out of ll'ach with his third thr'ee-point field goal and followed with a three-point play. "I really feel good." hesald. "It's the best I've played in a long time. I feel that l'rn completely back . I havpn't played this well In three or four years. going for a sweep. WI' "WI''ll' don't want to come back here. We want to win it at home." Wl'l·k of ,-\pril t'!, l!ml Oat.t> - Gym na."iium ~prll :!2 L' loSt'<i Pool .... C iosrd f>.S p.m . ('oi iPgP HI'( 'J'f";J tlon April t1 t).f! IJ.I'Tl : . 24 C'loSf'd.. .. j\pril 25 C'lost-'d l'hN·rlmdN T r\'n ut~ Apr ·iJ :2f; 6-S p.m . CUJIP~{' H•'( 'f(>;Hio n Aplil '!i ti.R p.m n.H p.m Opr:' n Rf'Cfi'<Jtion J\IJril :.1)t ::!-4 p.m. 01)('11 Hi'<Tf'.Jtion . P,pril ~ i-4 p.m . Op0n Rf't' !'f'.llinn _ . n.~ p.m . 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SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE n E L IVERV : C.3 RACINE -The Southern Torna · doettes ll'malned In first place wtt h a close 64 triumph over the Eastern Eaglettes. a top contender In the SVAC this season, dUiing Friday's ' SVAC softball contest In Racine. ' Including Travel Guides . Camping Guides · Trip Planning Service! in the first and third innings and Greg Poiiicka was two for three for thP Buckeyf'S. Bill Cunningham struck out JO batters in going thedistane<>forOhio State. Cunningham is now J-0. The Boilermakers· E la rn Rossv had a two ru n·hom er in the fir; t inning . The Sunday Time5-Sentinei-Page W.Va. Lyon.~. In the first game. P faff homered lbs. 1•, • M.o•" ~ ~ .fem t\'E'\1.' YORK YANKEF-S-Plat'Pd Oav(' Wtnflf'lil. outfif>ldt>r. nn th1· 1:,.c1;11 dl ~ a bird l l~!. IU>acth·atf'd Stf"V(' Kl'mp. our inning A p od ?3 t o '28 ~l~alf'd AUflUl'tltl (>, pllch{'r'. for rP-asstgnmmt : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - Don Cox singled horne the winning runs with a 10th-inning single F r iday to give Purdue a 74 second·g~e victory over Ohio State and asplil of their doubleheader. · Ohio Sta te won the fi rst game 7-4 behind Eric Pfaff' s five RBis . In thr sC"COnd ga rne. Purdur tied thescon' in the seventh Inning when Mike HanS<'n singled with two out. then scored on Bob Ru sboldt 's doub le. J eff King's three· run homer put the Buckr;·es ahead in the fir st VT500 Ascot' l lllt' li flc pr 111111l)-!dl· Jn ., the ORDERS TAK E N : Le~C' CLEVELA!\U INDIANS-St>nl Chrb Banclo. carrhP r, 10 M<tinj• of 1h1' fmP nl<t llun al l.PaJ(Ul' . 4 P lTC'HJN(; 12 wHh ~: 12 ;1 r{' 1100 with BASER.UJ. Amertcl.n l i.-\'-;f~ : l:lo"IT\aL:ord, Cit"'{' lllild. It \3u tlrr. (]('l.'f' land. ~: Carcla, T•• ronto, 7: Tran~ mrll. D1.>tr-ul 1. li. 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PlttsbwW'l 4. 10 Wm!ng5 B)' 1lw t'\8!ioda&ed Pnw AMERICAN IZ..WI.Jf; EA!n' DIVISION .. rtosr>d ~1-.wll ·. imagination ... InotherNBAplayFrtdaynight.lt was Los Angeles 109. Kansas City 102. and Portland w. Phoenix 116. The Lakers are up 2.0 1n that series and the Suns and Trail Blazers are deadlocked 1-1. Both series ll'Surne Sunday. Also on sunday. Detroit is at New York and Utah visits Denver. Both of those series all' tied 1·1. r-.====;,..;..;;;;;============;;;;;;;;;;;;;....___.!2=======:;:===~ r::::::::::::::::======i wrrf' going down ·'\\'hen I made m, firs t three shots l knew I was reall~· on." Richardson scored 24 of his points ......,..G_ Majors Darryl Dawkins scored ._ ~·points and AlllE'rt King 15 for the Nets.Moses Malone's 25 points and AndrewToney's22werehlghforthe Slxers. Nets Coach Stan Albeck Albeck, asked lf he expected toendtheserles Sunday. said. " You've got to be crazy. These guys (76ers) are not knocked out . Thev can come back. This Is not over by any stretch of the ~sant, SHS girls remain in first after win:. Scoreboard ... champion 7 6ers lose second straight at home L.\'nt' C1'nter Sdw·dult' Cu ll£~gl' ll1't 'l'1'al011 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point April 22, 1984 Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 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SAN FRANCISCO !AP I - A with a sacrifice ny and a run scori ng TheGian ts IX'st pitching however, Ouny of spring transactions have left-handed hitter. made it a4-ltie by single. served one significant purpose tor soft ly lin ing a two-run single to was done by rookie right·handPr Frank Williams, who puiiPd the club I ''Russell didn't desetv£>th£>fat£>he the San Francisco Giants so far this <'enter. got," Manag£>r Vern Rappsaidaft£>r out of a bases-load<'d jam in the " It wasn't pretty but lh£> rt'sult s season. gtving them a drastically th£> R£>ds dropped th£>ir S('Vf'nth In a tow·th and workl'd 3-23 SCOI't'less improved bench. are the big thing." Thompson said. inrtings . row. ' 'You just can't k e£>p giving " II was an inside fastball and I just That reserv£> strength and a pair A double error by AI Oliver helped t£>ams flv£> and six out s an inning." got enough bat on the ball ." of errors by the Cincinna ti Rros CindJUiati score an unearned run in Jack Cl ark J<'d off thP eighth and Youngblood, who went to third on enablro the Giants to rally w ith tour the first. A walk and dou bles by Chili was safe on Conc'{'pcion ' s error . Thompson's hit. S<'O r<'d on Hume's runs In the bottom of the eighth, Davis and Manny Trillo gave the With one out . Jeff Leonard wa s safe wild pitch for the lead. Baker erasing a 4·2 deficit and producing a Giants a ~ I lead in lhe third . on a ball w hich bouoced offEsasky's f'ollowC'd w ith J run-scoring single to &4 victory Fnday night l'once{X'ion run-scoring single and for an Prmr . Jo<'l Youngblood chest r ight. Pinch hitters Scot Thompson. Hussell's fly pushl'd the Rl'd s ahead Grf>g Mi nton , 1·0. was thf>w innC'r singled to third loading thP bases. Dusty Raker and John Rabb in the four1h . Right -hander Tom Hum<' ,.,, c md ( ;J 1:0 Ln·C'Ik f'a rnf"d his sf'C'O nd deliverf'd surrrssiv£> s lngl ~ in !he uprising aft er l'ieldtng errors by .-------~-------------------,,-------------l shortstop Dave ConC<'prion and third baS('man N ick Esasky kept the Giants alive. .. The guys I sent in did the job. and that's what it' s all about." m anager Frank Robinson sa id afl er his club postl'd it s fifth cume·from -IX'hind N ' •' PROM TIME j ' •, Sports briefs.... '< . -. ·~ ·- - · Do yours e l f a favor, • - ~ • > fRO~ 29,?o,~"'' . _ experience t he difference firstha nd. lt ' s the only pos1 t 1ve way t o judhe the per formance of a hearing aid . Make your appointme nt today. 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Barnes and David Lockhali con· nected ror two hits eac h. RarnC's fannl'd nine whi le walking two. Brown , t he losing pitcher , had I.1 strikeouts and issuro tour walks. Hannan Tra('(', 5-1, plays at Not1 h Gall!a Monday and hosts Kyger Creek Wednesday 1.39 Snap Undercoating 1.99 Wildcats post 6-1 win over Chesapeake ""n (4: 12.91 ), • Other Redmen who plac!'d in· on in relief. Bissell lro East ern \ offense with the only hit, a li nf' single, two wa lks, and two run s scored . Doug Bea,-er . a freshman , also had a perfect night with two walks in two tri ps to the plate. In Southern's loss to l·'or t Ff'>·P Tony Riffle had a Iwo·run home r·un and a single. Reg. 1.09 limit 12 · ATHENS - Gallipolis' Rene£> H alley scored I he winning run in I he fifth inning foll owing successive base hits by Paula Russell and Jill Miller as the Gallipolis Blu<' A ngels clownro host Athens, 9-8. in a Southeastern Ohio League softball game Thursday evening . The win left GAHS 5-2 overall and . 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The Rl'dmen posted a 74·1 record in their opening season last faiL Angels edge Athens hole aftt'r working hPr wa!' into contC'ntion, was onp shot fa t1h('r back a t 1.37. SUN CITY . Ariz . tAPt - Doug T ony Deem laid down a pr:iect sque£>ze bunt. In that fram e senior Mike Collins relieved starter Royce Bissell and went on to fin ish the game. Southern scored lhre£> more r uns in the fourth inni ng on a Joe Wolfe walk, a Charlie Wolfe bunt si ngle, D arin Rou sh ripped a two-REI Rio opens spring soccer play May 5 VALUE ' PEPSI-COLA PEPSI FREE DIET PEPSI MT. DEW 16 RACINE - Senior hurler Tony Riffle pitched no-hit ball for six Innings, but had to settle for a one-hit victory over t he Easter n Eagles here Friday afternoon . Junior Jeff Bissell l ed art the $<'Venth inning with a single to deep right field breaking up the no hit bid . Southern won the SVAC Go!ng into the contest both clubs had been struggling, however, tehind Riffle's pitching Southern lookro sharp and w altzed In for a vtctory at the hands of the Eagles. Southern 1s now 2·6 and Eastern 1-6. The Torn adO£>s took a 3-0 lead In the second when Paul Harris singled , Wadi' Connl'll y slngl!'d, JO£> Wolfe walked, Charli e Wolfe walked to Ioree home a run, Darin Roush walkro home another, and l \.\-i t h a four -hittPr a nd d tv..ro-run lrad, . contest.~2 . victor:,·, including four on it s flna l The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-5 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. :·Southern scores 9-2 SVAC baseball win over Eastern t-;=============:::::::;;;;:::::::::;:::;;;;;:::;:::;:::i al ·ba ts, of the young season . Reds' right -hander .Jdl Russell. 1-2, enterl'd the bottom of thP etghth April 22, 1984 . 17.88 25% 25% 4.95 Off Dorey Motorcycle Spark Plugs Off Dorey Motorcycle Oil Filters 1.75 Dorey Motorcycle Batteries Re g. 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CLOSED TODAY - EASTER SUNDAY 446-3807 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK �Meigs County agent's corner By JOHN C. RICE Extension !\gent .\gri culture, Meigs Cowlty POMEROY Calenda r of En•nt > - Monda;. A pril 23. 4·H ( ·nrnmittN' mf•{•tin!Z a t 7 p.m . ar thP i·.~tl·nsion Officf'. 1\'<-dm•sda;·. April z;, - J L :\h"'(•ting at 7· .J,(·J p .m . at lhf' Ltirgrou nd.'. . Thi.-.. •dll b~.' a wi('nf'r IIJ< I ~t . t'ust $1 pPr mC'mbf'r St~tUtTLl~ . .-'\ pnl 28 ~i nth ~lUihf'rn ( Htio (;r adC'CI Bull Sale at L' niun Sto<' k ~· ards at Hillsboro. Fift~ bull." to "rll. a ll born ptior to .J,m l. l~T Timl'' Jf ... aiC'i.'.l. .10p .rn . S...tturcl,t\ . ..\pnl :.!){ ~ C'onf('J'f'ncc , m Oil ~i ncl C .i;-, \\'pJ! Si te De\'r lnpnH•nr <ll 1~ : :~ p .m . dt Sc>n ior l'itit.Pn~ l't•ntl'r \t orr drwil ~ lw low . Satunl;l\. VI .a,· ')- Hog \\'eig h-l n h 01n ~ ~ . t m r; dt t:Tilli!H I '- nw 11 ,, m . at t tl A~Ticullrlre (lnd Oil and Gas Meeting - There" ill be a public meeting on ·saturda y. April28, atl2 : :lO p.m . to discuss the problems associated wit h gas and oil WE'll site development and brinf' \LI I I'() I.J S - \:n - T IIl ~tgf' corn i.., h(·tn g c:II T icd out on !lllll"t ' ,t nd mmt' C;l lli~t Count .' !. trrn -.. t'.H'h \'Pel!' \'\'ith thf' kinrl of \ \ r' ; rlhi ·r ,,.,... -rt · h; l ,·i n )..: th is _ \ .P.:ll' thi s I, r l'~' '~IIH · tJnn IP lilllt ' In !h(' I Ilii · Ttw (;,llti ,l Soil,\ · \\.;Jt t·r Co nser· \, tlllln J)i ... tl'! cl h;~:-. :ttW<t J'O\\ " no· t ill l ' tlt n (JLIIlh'r rh:1t m,t \ lw rT'nl('ti b~ pl·~~c· t ir t chiJrgr of $4 pcr . H n• fr 11 ll"" 11! t hf' rn: tchinf' a nd rh t•tt' I'- 1 mi n1m u m .nnoun t p i. l \. i"ll 'r d,t\ H hi1·h ! thin k i.., ;tbout $.-10 . l. tl'flH'l'" . TIH'IT' I'- cl Y ••U nt•td ! nt~ tll 1-ltl-Kl iX7 tnn'o..,f' J'\ '(' i )n t· t · \till til t ' p l. trtlt •J ,1 1"1''-Cht •duJf•d ,,, ll'- 1' ~h t • [)l,tdlltlt ' . i>Tll'()lih\ ' ffif'Tl t:• •rn ~~~~ i r·,)mf' t HI" t ·rT:ll l•Jn H "ill •u t ,nHl h•· Jp·l, ,tJ L:' '' 11 :tdiustc'CJdnd _' ('1 -..t. JrH•d .t llo~n d \ \\·, . h.t\ ,, c ht'<' k Ji<..,t for !tiLi!..;t l'll!TI JH'Ip( ]Ut 'l lnn .. ,i\'; til, t !Jl t· . 11 tilt• F"Xtt•no.; l••n (jffj( ·p ,,.htch • >llll\ IH "• ,t]J !llt ' kt'\ !.)O ifl l<. \nU nt•('{j 11<• :.. lttll m \ dntng 111 ., ,, ,uJd \ t•U .1 "ill ('l 'l'"'-' fUl j11 b If in lurrn. ttHm. lil-:1 · Tll1• n · I .illfl li ' ,! I [ j!, -;- IM l";' • H <;Ht p h\" ~ llld ptd; I' I( II[ I \ ••l !l ,.,, P\ of thh <"kt ·('k list Toget her - Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Dist ri c t, M eigs Count~· Extens ion ~· t Yict• . L'.S. Soil ConserYation ODf\""R. _ There \\ dl bf' timP a! thr C>nd fo r you tn as) quf'stions to thC' pan4:'1 of s pP a~ t ~ It sounds lihP an t'XePI!f'nt program has lJc-f'n pl a nnc'cl ;_and WC' hopt> for a large tw·nout. Sfo<vlce and Ohio Depanment of Nat ural Rf'sourcf's. Oil a nd Gas Didsion . The meeting will takP place at the Meigs Count y· Senior Citizr n ~ ('pn tr r w hich is loc·atcd nex t to \ 'PtPrans Mt~ morial H os pital o n :vtulhP rTy HPight s in Po nwro~ . S[X' a krrs and topics will include : Oil and G.::t s P rogram. Nmr and I n T hf' F uturr - Ri'n('(' Housrr. Chief. Ot\·i sion of Oi l and CJs. Ohio Ocpartnlf'nt of !'\atura l ltC'sourcrs: Larry VancP, Chjet, Division of Soil ood Wat er D istrict>. VegrtablP Garde nln~Z - Crov.ing produc ti ve \ 'Pgptablt' plant s in thL• gardC'n im·ol vPs attC'nt i on to m any cultural prac1irt:>S . Ff' r11li!.a tion is j ust onr of thf' SC' pr aC't il'Ps. F'Prtili; · rrs shuld not bf' ro nsidrrc'Cl d cure- all for all gardr nin g probi Pmo.; Whf'n proper!~ · usPd. ft.• r tll izf'rs ;trP e:<t rPmrl.'· ,·ai uahlc in grtti ng gooc\ rf>su lr s. Whf'n improper! .\' usPd or us('ll for purposes on whi cl! I ht> v cann 01 JXJS.s ibl \ ha \.i ' a 11 pff('(·t, ff' r'tilizf"rs rlo nm produr(• th(' desirPd rf's ult ~. FC'rtil i zf'r~ alone ca nnot con·f'c t IX· rn o nstratiunal B ull SalC' will b~> hf'ld on SMurda y, April 'lH. a t I· .10 p.m . at thf' Union St ockvards in Hillsboro. O hio. Fift ~ · Sl' tTicP e~gt' bull s havr bPf'n cons lg n0d ThC' IJul ls a r e graclod <c~C'ror din g tn muscli ng dtlfl fra nw. h aw· passr>cl J rigid hPJlttl prog-ram. and hJ vr pass('rl a rC'J.Woduct h·c trac t exa mi · nation and SC' mf'n f'\· ctl uat ion. Thf' br Pf'ds a nd numlX'rS of bulls rrprC'SC'nff'd in t hr salr inrlurk 12 ,\n gus. 10 Charolais. U PollC'd Hf'rf'!'ord . 12 SimmC' ntal, tw o ChiJ · nin~1 X and two Limousim . Thf' Sourhrrn Ohi n f;r cldC'd Df'm · nnstrati ona l Bull ~c=~lc is sponsorf'd b~ · th0 Soul hC'rn Ohio BC'rf Cummit h'f' and thr Coo pC'r ; lt ivC' Exli ' n.o. ; inn Se r'\" lCC' tn coup<"'t\l t io n with th1~ l'nirtn Stoc k_\'JITls in Hills txJJ·o. Ohio. Co nl ~I C'l f'i lhf'r th(' L;ni on St nck .\·ard ..., m Hil l sboro tJ r thf' "Coun ty F.xtrn <.. io n Offin' f()r ,I C'd l : il n~ . Thi 'l'f' will bP a s()(•cicll Co \\·- C tlf . ~princro r Cow dllcl St tll.'kt>r l'a11 1f' 1-·P, 'dt>r Salf' thh comi ng Tu f'" da _\. Apr il '2l at l hl' Oh10 \ '.1!!0\ unsultablf' acid soil reaction or compensa te for poor seed or plants, plant neglect or poor weather co nditions . In general. complete fertilizers have greater use in the- home ff' riilizers contai n nitrogen. phos· phorus a nd potassium. A 6-24·12 fertilizer contains sb pounds of nitrogen, 24 pounds of phosphorus and 12 pounds of potassium in each 100 pounds or the fenlllzer . Useful home garden fen ilizer analyses are 8-16·16, 12·12·12, 15-15· 15 and 6·24·24. Avoid using ferliliz· f>r s cont aining broadleaf Sell e- l im<' is K p.m :1ncl PEEP...;, ... • Steel fram e & ca st iron front . ax le •Manual attachment lift •Service & parts availabtltty 985-3301 killer s in the vegetable garden, fruit plant ing or fl ower beds. Fertili7e trf'es and shrubs now . Gnllipolis Diary: Polish aviator defects to t:nited States f ur mort> in forma t ion f'Ont act Tommy .rop StPwnrt ~~~ -I..JI-i-7:!:?'.! or BRAKE PARTS ljj. . . . . . . BAUM LUMBER weed 50,000 MILE RATED PADS & SHOES CHESTER BONDED UNING RIVfTED LINING sears Fertilizer can be applied on the soli surfa cf' or in driiled holes . Water or cultivatp the fertilizPr into the soli for best results. OIL FILTERS FOI MOST U.S. CAIS Armadillo® V Better* quality chain link fence outfits ... includes fabric, posts, rails and fittings REMANUFACTURED 5!~... r-mortufoctured MASTER CTUNDER 1JB9 MILLER Qt . 12 01 fiRST 2 Save on walk gates toot MUFFLERS Crew Chief By P"ces s<art as low as $ ..' l ~ 314 9 p u ~· t,,. ,J.. , I Il l ' \\ \ li t.:. -..trl'. lkt'll ,•,, I'' "" \'••l.tihl .1nil 1-: .J ..,I (;errn: Hl \ .,1 . Hl I "\lit'ITII'i\ [t J\\ ;tiJ ifU fl( •, l tTHil·d 111 \\t·<..· 1 ;,·nn,tm, ,t~kT'tl for to P il' 1·rH11·d ~1. 11' '"· I .tm l ' Ill ,\ml ·l' : / t ' fl ]1 f :TI •t ' ,i !i'l l' IJi . ., ll.!llH' I" f-'1.111~ ,), l t"l 'l 'ki 1-:!.llll·. llH l<LY t ·t I\ I • . I I'Ii lll.l !'t . .tnd ...,, t \'- pl. i n! II~\ JlO.., . I 1111'.'. ·\n1(•r-jc,tn . 111 ,ITHI l l!ll T· r· \•trlh p l i nh 111 l1i' no . F tl t'\ ltW . I '.t . !'II IU! 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J'-; - Flr l if' rJi ('k ('_\'. .·-,~ [l. tHI[lllllll' Jll'i\"t'. l : .d\ 1' ( ' It\·, !'1 lt·L~'. t, ·ll-.,lht·-..t••n l•il ' liii·LlY\ •· I J>,,,,J!.., ·~~"* JACK STANDS 1\, ·I . s "" t:l . I' EEl'S J-..-.T Jt' ...'""""' •&~I mporit' I' - - . ! . . . ._ ~ DISC PADS 25°/o OFF Call Curt Miller for all your fencing needs. Free estl· mates - No obli · gations. '' e're out to earn your usiness!" CAl lAMPS I.~ ' , c ~1 1llP w ttl !)(' rt'f'f'in'(i ~11 thf' y ard . ";': .'~ fl . .. m till .1: .'lO p .m . on fhf' da .Y 11f !hi ' s:li' '· HAPPY FEATURES • 11 hp industnal /comm erCial Bnggs & Stratton engtn e •5 speed transmisston garden and landscape. Complete ·sears Better is part ot Sears Good ; Be11er . Best senes. l .i\'{'slfx:-k f'om p<.~m ll n \ ' ini THI St. in The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-7 PomeJOy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. growth . They cannot adjust an This year take the family on a vacation all summer long - in your own back yard! ( ; ~tlli poli '-. II\ .·~ of Oil and Gas Associa tion: Oil and Gas Leasing as a Planning Tool Steve Story, Attorney: Worki ng . April 22, 1984 or improve a soli's str ucture that dOC'sn ' t a llow sufficient. aeration or drainage for satisfactory plant Thr Ninth SouthC'rn Ohi o C 1·adrd K ('ARTER \ gTindtun· & C ~RD (: allia ('ounty t)( • Underground Brinf' Injection Dt:-nnis Crisp, Supen1sor. Divi sion disposal. Th~ mE'<'11ng is sponsored by the our communitY 1-:XIi'll~ion :\ gt'lll f!li .~hl SPRING SPECIAL Extension notes •.. In this type of weather, why not try no-till corn production H~· BH\'SO~ April 22, 1984 Pome10y- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Poge-C-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel SAVE 20 on PRI CED FR OM REGUlAR 14" 12 Volt c.r Vocuum SAY I 12 REG. 99" SAVE 130 110 Silver Bridge Plaza -Phone .446-9335 Bill KELLY Manager MONDAY-FRIDAY 8-8; SATURDAY 8-6; SUNDAY 9-5 �1i ' Pag• C 8 The Sunday Times-Sentinel April 22, 1984 Pomeray--Midclleport-Galllpolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Island construction site for Ohio River.steamhoats By JAMES SANDS Special Correspndenl GALLIPOUS - For well over 100 years the HID block of First AvPnuP has be!'n referred to as lslandslde b!'caUSP It Gallipolis Island. The "Island" as it was called In the last century was several timPS larger than Its pri'Sent size wh!'n the first F'reru'h settlers came here on October 17, 1790. The Ff!'nch found on the island a w1ld grape which was used by the IT WAS NIGIIT when the HPnry M. Stanley made the turn near the foot oft he Island and headed toward the West Virginia shoT!' when her pilot saw the Oswego which was. anchored without lights. Wrote the Gallipolis Tribune: .. Unfortunately the current was too S14ift and here the tllfated Stanley bore down on the dredgeboat which she struck with terrific force alongside the boilers on the starboard side. There was a great crash heard all over Gallipolis as the steel hull of the dredgeboat scraped and mashed the life out of the Stanley, wounding her hull and French to make Scioto wine. t he first export industry of the I0\411 . By upper works clear to the root for a distance of thirty feet. " the 1840s the wine making busi ness in Gallipolis had declined and Gallipolis I sland wa.s convPrtf'd into ninr feet of water wtth the stern THE STANLEY se!Ued in about· down. Tile H passenger,;, mosUy women, were thrown Into a panic as was the male passenger Professor John Williams of Urbana College who ran to the llteboat, stumbled and broke his leg. Captain Carney and Purser Ellison finally convinced the passengers there was no Immediate danger and set about putting people Into a yawl. About that time the ferryboat Francis arrived from Galllpolls and took away the remaining passengers who were without Injury except for Williams. The owner of the Henry M . Stanley was G'ordon C. Greene, and he arrived on the scene the next day and as It lay halt suhenerged, slept on the boat along with the boat's crew. DURING THE EVENING of a day In the following week, the Stanley caught fire and burned to the water's edge, with the crew jumping overboard. Greene himself almost drowned. This marked the Ofth time In Its history that the Stanley had sunk. Each time It was floated back to the surface, except the last time. The house located on the Islandside we feature today was bull! In 1847 by Stephen Barlow. It Is one of the older houses In that part of town and once was surrounded by a large farm, pan of which was used as Camp Carrington during the Civil War. U you wish, you may wrlle to James Sands, Box 92, Clarksburg, Ohio 43115. State/ ational Ov1&ii:.00,Kil'm GAWPOIJS ISLAND Is this house In the 1000. block of First Avenue built In 1847 by Stephen Barlow. DurlngtheCMI War the Barlow !ann was the slle of Camp Carrington, which was named alter Ohio's adjutant-general. GallipoUs Island has been u!led througb histol'Y as a vineyard, resort, garden, and boat yard as well as holding a number of water wells. innPr man .savf' spiriTuous liquor." !(;alliJX)lis Jou r nal -1854 ~- The ad wPnt on to sav that there were picnic g-rounds, areas for pl ay, ice cream. lemonade. melons and other sweets . "It is a delightful cool placE' and there is free ferri age LONDON iAPI A bomb explosion left 22 injured people "lying aU over the floor Ukedolls" at London's Heathrow Airpon, and an anarchist group called Angry Brl· gade claimed responsibility. Earlier. a police official said Friday's bombing might ix' linked to similar a tracks on Libyan dissidents in Brit ian last month and added thai two m en werf> being questioned about th<o> blast. The Angry Brigade is not known to have any connection to thE' attacks on Libyans. The explosion was caused by a bomb hidden in an unc laimed suitcase taken off a Libyan Arab AirllnPS plane, official said. It blew out partitions in a second-floor baggage claim area, brought down the ceiling and buckled metal offered b' Thompson and Baltzell. !hP O\\!T1CfS . " The only boa t allowed •on the 1sland was thr ferry which docked in front of Gt'Orge Mitchell's dwell mg. As was true of the other Ohio Ri ve r islands the "Island's" rich soil allowed for some large watermelons to be gro\Vll there This Ia tter pursuit occupied most of Thf' propriPtors of rhe " Island " in the last part of the 19th cpn tury . IN 1894 THE "Island" camP into prominence once more as it was proposed that several wells be dug there to supply the town's new water system which had a hard tlmt' gettinp: Pstablished. Tht> IO\Vll had origi nally vot!'d for a public water svstem in 1886 but d elays o'er funding pushed it back . Thrn bonds to pay ror the initial invrstmrnt had to be ls.suf"d rwlcr due to a legal 1rref!:U]arl ty . The contractor hired to install t he system was charged with lm(Xlrt ing cheap labor instead of hiring loca l prop! e . And finally there was a length~· disputl' over ownership of the island; namely which part did the city buy? This particular court case dragged on up to the World War I period . G.'\ LLif'OLIS ISLAND between 1860 and 1880 was abo used as a place to build steamboats with five tha t wP know of constructed h C'rPJ . .J . Cador. J . G. Blackford, T . J . Pick~ tt. Lizzie C. Hamilton, and one of the Brown brothers' ea rly boats. An 186.1 Gallipolis Journal news pa p<'r rpported: "The Lizzie C. beams. It fracturPd water pipes, sendi ng fountains ot spray over the crumpled. bloodstained casualt ies. "11 was complPtP carnagp," sa id an airport worker who wa s in thr terminal. " Then' w as blood splat· terPd on the floor ... and people screaming ... lying all over thp noor likP dol ls. " Passcngprs in other parts of the tf'rminal ran screaming with luggage· laden trolleys. A metal baggage carousel "look CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 TO 8 MAX TAWNF:Y is one guy Eldie Dlckry says hP km'w "back in the EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. rar l:v rwenr irs" wh£'n Max wa s dt1Pnding Gallia /\cadrmy High ~'<: hool, "and hi s sister Ruby I rrmrmbPr as J n•ry pr<'lty girl who H4_> 5,.-COI\' D ; JJI/ attended high school at the time I did . I think s.hf' pro bahl~· graduatPS in l!l'.lH or 1~~ ·· DICKEY SAYS that he believes Max Taw ne~· i s. follm~: ing in the ({)()!steps of another Ga llipol1tan. Otto Gil more. who made the trek t hrough the Sahara desert In the ca rry 20,. hy truck and part ly by vf'lf'd citizrn Warden has "workf'd in and tra vrled about in every corner of the glohe including going back 10 somr more than twict' India. Pakis.ran. I ran. Saudi Ara bi a. all over Africa and South America, islands in the Pac ific, over Europe: "you namt> it; he has bf>(>n therP... Wardrn livrs in LaVerne. Calif HE SAYS THAT his oldest son attended grade school one year In Gallipolis: is now service manager for the air division of Qum Industries in Erie, Pa .. and gOPS to Mexico. South America. Islands off the coast of Venezuela, to Canada, and a bout every state In the Union, togging from :ro.OOlto 240.00l miles a year by commercial air. ELDIE CALLS himself "an old Gall Ia County boy transplanted and now an old Pennsylvania man, but I still wor k or at least go to a plant and get paid for It when 1 feel Uke II. ·' • Army probes 'copter attack WASH rNGTON tAP t - Officials at the Arm\''s Europear headquar· tPrs in Stutt gart , \\'pst Germany , CELFBTE AND ,JACKSOJii - Ohio Gov . Richard Celest(' shakes hand" Friday with Rev. ,Jesst' .Jackson after a me("ting with :-;;tale Democratit' CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE (,-1/.I.II' OLIS After 71 years in business, we at Empire Furniture, are facing a truly s£·vere financial situation. Our Middleport store burned to the ground and a huge new inventory marked for Middleport has been forced on us at our Gallipolis location. We are being buried in "800,000 Dollars" fine, brand name furniture, and must sell il off immediately. We are going all out to dras· lically cut our present inventory and to raise the much needed funds for rebuilding ... if you need furniture, buy now and save as never before! Sincerely, ~~)l;~~., G)tl!by Meadow8 President of Empire Furniture nomination. ( AP La..~."Tp hoto ). 01ay he In danger Thl' Brit ish F'orl'ih'll Office said MiiC's· talk with TrPiki on Friday was "constn.JctivP." T h< ' I\\'O set another Sf'ssion for S..11urda:·. Jl v.:hirh Milf'" wJs PXPf'C'I('(Ito prC'Sf'nt m•w proi)Jsals dr~1w n up h.\· HomP St'<:Tv tar_\' Lr•on Brittan ond thC' gO\·rrnmPnt's crisis cnmm i 11 1'("' f)('t ails of t hf' Brit ish proposa Is \\'f'n' not madr knm,·n. ThP s! J IP nm Tripoli ! {Jdio, monJlorf'd in London. gJ \'C' a clarkf'r \')C'\\ ' of tlw nrgot iJ 1ions. It sa id Tn·ik i r,J\'f' M ilf'S " a stro ng!~' word('(! protPSl Jtx)U ! 1hl· provocativf' ll' rrnnst uct1ons hf'ing f''-: r·rrisPd \)\· thr disr lo""l. in sistrd t he• polirl' hark nff arr invE-stigating whether a L'.S. A 1m~ · hPiicopter on <:l ruuti.np l:x::wder mission vr nturt'd into l7f'choslovaki an air spacP v.:h en it wa s fired on by two SoviPI ·built warpl anes. The U.S. Cobra helicopter was not hit Prida,· b' ' thP rocket and cannon fire fired from the planes of "unknown nat ion a lity ." 11 returned safC>Iy to it s home station in West C.Rrman.\'. officials said . The PPntagon issued a br if'f sta tement about tlw incident . sa) ing that it occurTed at 7: JO a.m. EST 12: 40p.rn . local tim<' 1 and was under in \·rst iga t ion . Vlhethf'r the hc>lic(JptPr flE'w across thP lx>rdc>r into Ct«hosl ovaki J or th e MiG ~~ arplanes pntered \Vps t Cprman air sparP was not immPdiatC'l.v known. Bernd Du ering, o Wrst Ge1man I:.Jrdrr policc>man, said in a telephom• int('IYiPw from Frankurt, IV PSI Gcrma nv. that hr heliPved the hrli('optrr was in Czf'C'h tf'rritory w h('n thf' shooting OCC'UITC'd. but not b~· mon•than si...x mill'~. WhC'n iJ Skrd if it w asr·as,·t ostn.J.\' offcnur~in that rf'gion. hf' sa id. "It dqx-nd-.;. l f t hf'y hadn 't tx'f'n t raim:'tl in thf' an·J . rx·rhap."- . Bur if th0~ krlf'W lhl' IPr r ii OI) ' lhC'.\' \..\'OUidn 't hJ\' c m,1(](' that mista~(· lt doc·sn ' t h <.! p{X~ n oltt-n ... Th(' PPnt ~ •gon said thP IH·I iroptPr WJ s "on a ruul LnP l;nnlr• r af'ri;JI mission alon.c thP \\'r~T <;r rman . Ci'Nhoslo\'akian bonlf'r n!' J. I. ZwiP S('l. \\'t> st (;{• rmdm \dwn tht · shooting <~t'( ' UIT!'{l. • British police sharpshooters Saturday maintainl'fi TrPlk 1. prf'sc nt ed a seT of ··countC'rproposa ls and sugg(•st ion s·· lor endi ng thE' Brit ish ~ irge of thC' Li b.\'J n mission in a mPf'ling Frida_\· in Tripoli with Olivf'r Miles. th(• B ritish ambassador. Nn dPta ils WPIT' foreign minister. Ali Abdussa la m officials and office holders. .Jack....on asked tht•ir support in his bid for the Df'm()(·ratic.· prPsidt•ntial th(~ir siege of the em bass'' 1n St. .lamPS Square. where the 1mublf' bf>gan Tuesda~ · w hf'n a Jonf' sniJX'r in an f'mbassy window OJX'nrd fir(' on abou t 70 Lib\' <~n dissidents dC'monstra! ing in thP squan.•. A 2:) \'Par-old British J.X)Iicewoman was ki!lf'(J un d 11 p~n!P<.; lf'r-; \vrrr woundrd . Britain wanls th r Lih,\'<.tns to c() mf• our of thl' fi, ·r-stor:v buildin~ for qw·stionin):! and to pt•rmit ;1 policr Sflarch of l hr mission . Lib~ ' il h<t s n •sistr'(l ,'Hld Th1• Lib.\ an his fathPr about DICKEY NOMINATES Randall \\'n rdcn. a retirPd enginf'E'r. as r;aJiia Count.v·s most widely tra· or possibly military explosives" and five devices planted in London on March 10. A ll contained similar amounts of explosives and each was d!'tonated by a timer , he said. sta ndoff at th~~ f'mbass~· drags on. from C.-6 camel. " Hr and his father had the C ilmorP studio on the corner of Cou rt StrPPt and Second Av,:mno t sout hwf'St corner1 " university rejected an offer from ABC-TV to telev!S!' the debate, should it occur in Akron, on a tape-del<\}' basis after JJ p.m. on May 6. "We feel that PBS. through a live broadcast, has morP to offer the citizens of Ohio and the candidates than ABC would wit h a proposed tape-delay broadcast," Sibert said. "The PB<; broadcast would he throughout Ohio and offered for lnterstal<o> hookup to oth!'r states having a primary the same day 1\S Ohio." containing 2 JX)unds of ··commercial LONDON tAP I - Libya has accused the British of "provocative terrorist actions" against it s Pmbassy in London. hinting that th f' lives of th<' K.OOJ Dritons in Libvo may tx> in dan ge r if a Polish ... CoolinuPd ancC "So we have continued to pursue theconfinnations. We had Indications from Mondale's national office tllat they may not debate at all May 6. Hart 's people, when we spoke with them, indicated they were considering Wilher1orce or Central Stale. I didn't know they had offered." Earlier Friday, UnivE"rsity of Akron officials said they offered the Public Broadcasting System the rights to broadcast a May 6 debate, tentatively set for the university's E.J. Thomas Hall. Russell Sihert, a university spokesman. said the most of the blast and shielded the rest of the hall," said Gary May, a British Airports Authority spokesman. The claim of responsibility was mad!' In a telephone call in London to Press Associalion, the British domPStic news agency , by a man who declined to identify himself. Four members of the Angry Brigade were jailed in 1972 for their role in explosions between 1968 and 1971 at British government offices and the homes of Sf'Vera l ministers. All have since been paroled. The group reemerged recently to claim responsibility for blasts in 1982 at a welfare office, a prison guards' college and a Conserva tive Party office and la st August at an American ExprPSs travel office in London. None caused any injury. The explosion wrecked the customs af!'a a I a terminal used by foreign air!ill('s flying between European and Middle East points, said Cmdr. Bill Hucklesby, chief of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist squad. Hucklesby said he sa w "similarities" betw('(>n the airport bomb, ~ovrrnment Hamil ton was launcht-'d from the him worked out, although it was kno"11 the deba te will last an hour. However, he has previously said the debate would not be aired during prtme rime. The University of Akron and the Akron Beacon Journal also have offered to sponsor a debate among the Democratic hopefuls May 6. "We spoke with Mondale's national oflie<' late thls afternoon," said Dan Cormany, C'OOrdinator of student development at Akron. "They have said at that time they have given no confirmation to any debate hes ldPS a May 2 one in Dallas . Libya hints 8,000 Britons f{)()t of the island Saturday." Gallipolis lsland was thE' cause of ar lra st onr boar accidPnt that wr know of- thr Henry M . Stanley on S<'ptember .1, 1~ . The government dn'ligP boar OswPgo was anchored in the middl<' of the cha nn~l t)t•twwn · the Island and West \ 'irgi ni a. imprm·ing th(' channf'l. " COLUMBUS, Ohio l AP) - The campaigns of Democratic presidential contenders Walter Mondale and Gary Hart have given oral confirmation that the two will attend a May 6 debate at Ohio State University, a spokesman for ABC News says. Hal Bruno, the network's director of political coverage, said Friday from Washington that the Rev. Jesse Jackson's campaign has tentatively agreed to participate, although the date must yet he cleared with Jackson. Bruno said details such as time and format must he Anarchist organization claims r~sponsibility for Heathrow bombing "Gallipolis I sland is a fine place uf rPsort during lht> warm weather whcr~ cvrrvthing can be had for the 1q ]~ I 1984 Democratic debate plans being formulated a reson. mf't D ~imes- ~entintt Section~ A '122 B ritish poli cf· <.~g.Jinst L i t>., ; m qud(•nt s· · Brit i.c; tJ officials ~uggpstf'd 1111 · h;1r~h \\·orclmg 0 r tlw broadC'aSl w;1s me;1n1 rntlinl .\ · to im!JI'l''-."- th( ' l.iiJvan publi c 1·\·('n s.o. th•· r; 1clio hinh·d ill po."-~ihh • 1ro~ hlf' tor thr l~rir ons Jh·ing in Lih.\:1 il 11ri1e~in did nc·t 11<1ck off from th<' pmt1as-:.\ · <: i('i-'.f' ·· nnti.<.;h cir izrn~ in Li bY;I ,tn• \\'(·11 .md :m• no1 >.i Ubj{'( ·ftxl ! r1 an,\' h;_n ·;~:-smt •n 1 \\' £• ;__:m · t r,\ ·inl!, 1n <"!11m the mas .-.(·~ a nd u rgi n ~ t lwm II J <"Unt p d 11H ·m:-! ·I\'C'S so lh~11 HJ('.\' d n not d o ~ln,\' lhlfl g .J ~; nn'-1 t\1( ' Hr it ish c it iz('ns. · ir s o.~ icl. Chinese police report threats against Reagan PEKIN\. tAP 1 - ChinPSr police Sarurdav said rherr havr t:x:>f'n bomb threa ts agJinst Prpsident Reagan and urged a hotel where hf' \\ill hold a banqu€'1 Jl('XI Wl'f'k tO ti~hten SPt'Uii ty. SOU it'PS sa id . Sources helping to nrrangc thl' banqu~t nt the\.rra t Wall Hotel. who spoke on condition they not be idcnlified, sa id pel ice did not ex plain w ho made thr thrPats or furnish olhPr df'l~il.s. U .S. Embass." inform::ttion offiCC'r TonY Sariti said hP was in r'(>J!U iar cor1t act with Chinl ~t' :JUt hor it if's hu 1 h:Jd not !Jc>c>n infmmcd nl ;Jn~' homh !hn•a rs. ThP prC'sidC'n t and hrst lady l\;_m c~· Rf'agan J!T i\·r in Peking on Thursda\ and will o.:f .1)' arrhr Diao.\ ·ut:.~ i StJh ' GuPst Housr, "i.s i1ing lhP Cn'J! Wall Hotf'l nnl.\ onrc to host an April28 hanquf't lor Chinf'Sf' lf'arl rt's ThC' hotel is !he new!-' mf'dia rC'nl t' r for th0 \is it. Thr sourcf's said lwo Public ~·ur11v Hurf'au officials visitC'd th(' hotp] Sa tur da, · anU UIJ.!t'(i stri ct (' ht'cks on l'\'i 'r~om• entpr i.ng !hi· building until alh·r th£' Rea gan h;mq urt . "Thf'.\ ' sa id tht' f'(' had tx'C'n bomh thn ·at.c,. not at the• hotrl but against !{pagan." sa id onf' soun·f' Rmgan's st'< 'U i it~· ha . . IX't'fl Hr(• subj~ t o f lt~ng~ h,. nf'goliations hrtwC't'n U.S _officinls.thrSPC'rPt Si:•rvi<'{' ;:md Chinf'sc ~•uthoriti cs. v.:ho nonn;dJ~ · taJ..:r rPSpon~ibil i 1~· for prol f'<' ting ,·rsiting dr.£.,'11it:u it•s Rra,ga n will hr the fir st wurlcl lt\ ldC'r 11J bring his oH ·n bull PI proof' I imou "ln l' to l ' tlin<~ . .~ rHilli · w1JI t r:n·('] ms idf' ! h1 · coun t IV on :\ir r 'orn• One . hi ... ol1il ·i ;l] )JI~ nl' . Chin; I \ vuli< 't • fon·p l1;1s "-i'l up ; 1n ol J icc •d 1 1h i , rwwl~· OJX'nt'd $';-:1 rn il linn llntf'l on the• nu! " ki l''-" f il niJI'Ihpast Prkin g .md p l, ln >; In stal1nn mrn n n l l\'t' O o~.w ... m ·cr luoki ng tlw h \l!f' l tlln um . thr ... nut·c c· -.: lid Thf' ~ ~ _... to r.\ lrP1t•l will h;l\.1' rq ..: ub1 ~ U I '.'-1 :- a~ Wf'll as mrmbprc.; of tht • 11ffi('i;tl 11c•;n!an p.irl.\ and som0 :~t·) ni' H· _ .., !lll 'diii I'!'PI't'S('llLill\'i" ' · .-----Ohio b r i e f s : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Liguor director issue.'> reminder COLUMBUS tAPI - Richard E. Car~y . director of the Ohio [){>partment of Liquor Con trol. has remind<'<! aU liquor pPrmit holders that sa les and consumption of liquor in Ohio must stop at 2 J.m. April 29, when Ohio returns to daylight-sav ing timf'. Thl' moYC' from standard toda y lighl ·s avin~ timC'rpquirf's docks to be movc'li f01ward from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m . April 29. Til<' IPgal closing limP for most permit holders is 2:.10 a.m. Union releases injury fif!urPs COLUMBUS tAP ! - Workers at statp-opc ratPd mental hmlth and mental rC'Iardat ion faciliti C's havC' a highrr raiC' of injul): than workC'rs in hPm~· industt~·. accordin g to a union-corrunissionPd study . The stud y was done for the Ohio Health CarP Employees U nion Local 1199, which S('('ks to r c>prpsent stat e rnmtal health and r<'lard ation workers. It shows 19!!2 accident statistics I rom the Ohio Industrial Commission that indicated such workers have an li.R percent accident ra te, compared to rates of 7.2 percent for coal m!nprs, ~.8 percent for construction workers and 3.7 percent for manufacturing workers. W'ar and cnme worrv Ohioans COLU:\·1Bl ·s (APt - 'vVa r. cT rmf'. auto ;_l('('iclf'nt s and job loss an· thf' thing." Ohio<lns worry aho ut most . according to a sun.'PV by Go,· . R ic hard ll' l('~ft's officP. Thf' Jist of worriP~ is incluclf'd in an annual poll ciesiJ;..TTIC'd to cnmpar(' Ohioans' fear or r rimf' with tl1rir other anxipt if's. Thf' .. ,,·o n ':\· indrx·· is hasc-d on J sun·f'.\' of' sl rghtl.v mort· than ROO Ohio ff'sid r nt s ag('d lH and oldrr and I i \'in.(.! in X'2 of lh(' sta tc• s HH count irs. Th(' .<.; UJYl'.\ wa~ co ndu<"tf'<l b~ · tlu• go\·t'rnur's Offin• of Crim inal .Justicf' SC'r\'iC'f's Thos(• su n·p .q '<.l s;1id r hC'I r higgPs t cnniTrn \\':J s 1hf' prospC'C't or 1hP L'nitr'(] Sta!Ps tx'(·oming Lm·orvP.d in w Jr. Fif!v -onC' !)('ITPnt ol thf' rt>spondPnls s.:.nd tht'.' ' won:.· about war "oftt•n " or "VI'I).' ofll'n ." Ohio;m< lt•ar of b<'f'oming \' i c tim ~ r1f prnpt:'t1.\ ' <Tim( ' r anl\{'d st'Cond m 1hf' s u IYl'_,.. wit h .'~b pPI n•n I ol t hnsf' q urstion1'd sa .\'i ng I hr~· oflf'll worrY about crim(' . Panel will not talce sides COLUMBUS tAP 1 - ThP Ohio Expositions Commi"ion has decid&d not to takr sidf's on a proposa l toSPll Ohio Lottery lirk<'tsat the OhiO State Fair. The vo1r was takC'n aft('r Ohio L ott ery Commission ExC'Cutive BMV releases funds COLUMBUS 1API - The state Bureau of Motor Vehicles will distribute $18.7 million to local governments in license tax f!'Venues for March 1984. Registrar Michael J. McCullion said Friday. McCuUion said the money sl1ookl bedlstrltluted to county auditors by AprU 30. The dlstnbutlon brings to more than $103 million the amount the state has collected In vehicle registration fees and then returned to local govPrnments since Jan. 1. Counties use the monPy for bi1dge and road maintenance and repair. Director Thomas ChC'ma apppeared tx>fnTP th<' panel Thursday to ask Its support for a bill in the Ohio Senate that would 'lllow lottery ticket sales at the fair. Lottery officials project $J million in lotte"' tickets could be sold at the fair and say those sa les could add $150,(XXl to fair revenue . Pharmacy owner convicted COLUMBUS I API - A Columbus pharmacy owner has been convicted of grand theft in connection with Improper billings to the state's Medicaid program, Ohio Attorney General Anthon> Celebr&ze Jr. says. Conlon ~ . 1\.nig hl. ownn nl h.ntght ·.., Ph;nTll ill'\ ph >,tdr'CI no co nl• 'sl Fr iday bd'o n' Fr.tn~lin Cnunt.' · Common l)l(• ;c" .Judge• Dait' CrJ \\io rd . T hf' ]U d.Cf' o rdP1ul ~ ~ prl' ~·ntvm' lll J-: r qJort iilld "t 'l >;f'ntf'ncing fm :\1 <1.\' ~1. Knight could fctcr up to 1 ~ months in prison ;1nd '1 t 1n1· n l up 1(1 $2 .fX"IO for thP tou r th -rlPgTC'f' frl o n ~ · com·iction Kmght agrPl'CIIo rPsign p.: •rm~ln<'nt J .'· from thl · \'h'<lil 'ai<l prn,L.•-ram Jnd to makl· n ·stitution ol S20,(MX) plus in lPrPs l. A spr•ci ;d t'ount .\ · ,r-rand jur:. bsl St•ptpmhf>r inrlic·lf'd Knight on thp grand thrfr count. ~~~ rounr ... of forgt'r-:-· and nini • cnunls of ilif'gal procl'ssirl g. dn.J g ckx-umPnls Othpr ch ; lt)~('S wt•n• dmppPd 1n ('XChang(' tnr h 1~ no - c ontc>~l pl0;1. Ci •l!'IJn'Zlf' ~aid an imT·stl)-;:,lt iorr Unt'O\'f'rf'fl frauclu1 Pn 1 im ·uict·..., ... ubm it It'{ I IJ~ · 1-\ night lor Sf'JvirPs supp!S4:'dl~ · pril\'ith'<ll o n•sidPnt s •;I \\' f's lc~ · Clt•n . a rrlircmenl crntcr J1la{{e act .~u i 1s filed COLU!\1Bl'S rAP 1 - O hio A rtornC';o,· C0nrra l Ant hom Ct· l('hrP'I i't' Jr. ha s fi]('(f 1hrf'f' suit s LlllPging v iol at ions of Ohio'~ 1)IT' \ .; 1il ing w~l gp Act. .. Thf• lawsuits ch;ll 'gf' t ha 1 two firms undC'llJaid ·t ! \.\·or 1-; 1 '1'"- nC'a rl\ ~fi,lkX) for v.·~~ ~·J. : on const ruction proj('('t s drfirH'<i ;1... "pu hli~ · lmprov l'mC'nts . ~·o su it s w rrr filed against JC'ss Howard FIP<'tri<' t ·, J, .md it~ pres 1dent. JesSC' Howard. hath of Blacklick. for vioi J tions in S('ioto and Franklin rounli('~. Th<' Scioto, County suit charges that six workrrs wcrP underpaid a total of $i;,ti_ hetw~n June 26 and Ocr. 30. 1~1, when th e\· worked on the Massie Hall at Shawnee State Communi ty Coll0g<', Pot1smouth Th~ ot her suit charg~s !hal 2.~ workers were underpaid $9.02!1 between June 19 and Aug. 7, 1983, for work at the Buckr\'e Building at the Ohio Fxpositions Center, Columbus. · A lawsuit filed against Bush Electric Co .. Bellefonta ine, lor work at tilt' Logan County Jail and Office Complex, cha 1·ged that li workers were und~rpald $19,205 for work in ]~2. '• �Page 0.2-The Ohio-Point Pleasant W. iunhq !imtt • ientintl 9 Tribune - 44&-2342 Sentinel - 992·2156 - - - 67>1333 Wanted To 8uy We pay cash for late model clean uaed can. Jim Mink Chev .- Oids Inc . Bill Gene Johnson April Va. 11 Help Wanted OPPORTUNITY PLUS . Rawlaigh Dealer~ wanted. Full or part time. 304-6751090. Teachers Public Notice 4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAnON Columbus, Oh10 April 13. 1 984 Contract Sales Legal COP'! No 84-408 UNIT PRICE CO NTRACT IRG -OOOR 1221 FRG-OOOR 1172 1 SRG-OOOR 11531 I. I I l Norweigan Elk hound . good watch dog - giye to good home . Call 614 -992 -2649 . 1 , ",·1': ''"' l . ' •. _: :.... ~ .... cJ .... :- .·.r·· · ,. . ::.. -, .. . .. : .... ... 0 J , J' •• ..- r .... ·-··""'' ' ···~ .r-~ · '1 '"'' • '-' ' '' ] c" , J ' ~ ·,, ' ' c• lc_;r : ,, ''"'' • .'· • -=, : .• ,;; I ' J l •~"" r • r· : ~~-< Y " ""' l• ll' ; • !' · • \ <' •nr • t•·d', n C h.1;;1 r" ' :J~2~ ,., " l- "" '"1 I !• : : , , ' · .)" . r•'> ' " c. . ..,, ;· <·( o )<l ~' ( ••> : .. ' 2 kittens to good home 304 -675 -6544 . .. . I '"I t - j " ,] i' 5 Happy Ads Happy Easter to my Hut · band , Roger Black from his wife Oawana , . .I 6 Lost and Found LOST Small male Reg. Bea gle , answer 10 'Jeff '. In vici nity of Poner, has tags , tri -coJored, childs J»et. Re · ward . CaN Mauric e Toler. At . 1 . Bidwell. Oh . Call 814· 388 -9991 or 614 - 388 8623 !~·; .· . ') '"' •r ·'' ,., , · Pl < J' ''l 1' I ·r1 '. J r, ~;1 11~ 7 Yard Sale , · , c.~·H L ~~ DI P~ CIQ R tiiiiiiioiis · · & Vicinity Announcements 3 Announcements ·. ' .· ., ,, SWEEPER and sewing ma c hine repair, parts. and su pplies Pi ck up and del i ve ry . Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call 614 446-0294 . ' Paul's Home Video located 405 2n d . Ave ., in Park Central Hotel. VHS , Betas. CEDs (disc' Rent movies & players. Bruce lee movies. Call 446 -1718 ... ... ' ,r-,, fivt~ ' per cant of his b.d , · ., , J· · ten per cent of h1s b1d. rv . .r • ' r· ' : I '• _, lJ• ' ,! C lela nd G ree nhouse . flow · er s. fl at s or pots; hanging ba~kets vegatable plan ts ; tomato pl ants.Ge raldine Clelan d, Vin e and Main St. Ra cine 4 Giveaway I• B~rd dog 446 · 255 1 • • o.J : Call after Public Sale l!t Auction Aucti on every Tuesday night. Pt . Pieasant , WVa . Auct . lonnie Neal . Youth Center Bldg ., Camden St 614 -367 -7101 . Rick Pearson A uctioneer Service . Estate, Farm , An · tique & liquidation sales Ucensed & bonded in Oh1o S. wva .' 304 -773 - 5786 or 304-773 -9186 . Wanted to buy square danc ing clothes . Size 10, any type . Call 446 -4537 . Wanted to buy standing timber . Call after 6 or anytime weekends . 614 388-9906 o• 614 - 388 9617 . Employment Services , ten per cen1 of hts bid, ! '' ' •J ' five per cent ,. • n •i 0 : : of his bid, : : t, ' ' fr· •Tf, t". t- <; P I <; r·,, J: • 1 : . " •· . , . ,,:_: 1 J'' i ·. . ., 8 Giveaway Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters . Swain Furni ture, 446 -3159 . 3rd. & Olive St ., Gallipolis, Oh. 4. Ne•t sale Mt. Alto Auction May 6, 1984 Emma Bell Auctioneer , lie . 429-84 Phone 304 -428-8177 . 11 9 Wanted To Buy Wanted to buy: Junk cars, top prices paid . Call 614 388-9615 . Wanted to buy Spinet .,iano . Must be in good condition . Write: P.O . 80JI: 100, in care of the Gatti polis Daily Trib una. 825 Third Ave ., Galli polis, Oh 45631 Give price and brand . Babysitter wanted . in my hom e for 4 children . 8 hrs . day. Call 614-388 -9342 . Wanted Ambitious , to ug h minded people who are willing to work hard for an excellent income . Full or part time . Send resume to Box 400 in Care of the Gallipolis Daily Trib une . 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. Oh 45631 . Opening Flea Market Two free weekends . Apri l 28-29. May 5 ·6 . Free open air spaces, parking, admission . US 35, Fraziers Bottom, vyv~ . Don Frazier · Operator . !104' ~lf-'1779 . , Ill"' .. . , , Wanted to buy . New. used& antique furni'ture . Will buy 1 piece or complete house · holds . Also complete Aucti · oneering service . Call Rodney Howery 614 -698 7231 Sell the Best .1. ,..ell AVON Coil 614 -388-9045 . GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET BUYERS FINO BARGAINS . EVERY SAT . & SUN DEALERS NEEDED OUTDOOR SPACE $5 .00 . BE THERE 7AM FOR BEST LOCATIONS . THALER PROPERTY . RTS 160 & 36 . 446 -7037 . Buying daily gold. silver coins. rings, jewelry. sterling ware, old coins. large currency . Top prices . Ed . Bur kett Barber Shop. 2nd . Ave . Middleport. Oh . 614-992 · 3476 . Farm help want ed . 614-742 -2622 8 Public Sale l!t Auction Auction every Fri . night at the Hartford Community Center . Truckload s of new merchandise every week . Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome . Richard Reyn olds Auction eer . 3 04 · 275· 3069 . Cash paid for fancy iron or heavy iron beds . $160 and up for certain Meigs Co. stone jars Old time cupboard . call 1 - 304 - 882 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Beds, iron, wood. cupboards. chairs. chests. baskets . dishes . stone jars , antiques , gold and silver . Write - M D Miller. Rt .2. Pom eroy . Ohio 45769 or call 614 -992 · 7760 Situations Wanted Softball player new in area. lnfield er . . will play •ny where. looking for serious, dedicated team . Please call 446-9519 Will care for the etderly in my home. lots of references Men or women . Call 614 667-3402 Help Wanted Experienced Body & M echanic man at Hysell used cars in Rutland . Apply in person . Mercer' s Riverview Per · sonal Care Home has vacan cies for elderly persons. Betty Mercer owner. 304 773-5882 Harper' s Adult Care Home has a vacancy 1or another resident . elderly person . Call 304 -675-1293 . 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling and Trash removal Service . Reliable and dependable . Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 . Keith's lawn Mowing & Trimming Service. Reliable and dependable Reasona ble rates . Call 446-3159 or 256-6251 . Call High Scho o l Juniors. Seniors --Be a m ember of OUR West Virginia Army National Guard Buddy Pie· toon!!! We currently have \lacancies for ind iv iduals who want lo attend basic training with others from West Virginia . Training will begin at Fort Dix. NJ. on June 11th . and y o u will be back for the fall school term . This is the perfec t summer job . Join now and begin earning money for monthly meetings, earn full time pay during summer 1raining. and then earn part time pay upo n return from training . Ca ll 304 -675- 3950 or 1 -800 642 -3619 . ba•ementa. block work . Reasonable priced. 3& Vfl. Roo fing and gut1er work , metal w ork . housepainting. carpenter w ork . Exc ref Free estimates Call 446 3171 . Homes for Sale Fl nJn c i al peted, n~~edy $26,500 r• basement . Call 21 as trade~ in . I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB USHING CO . recommends that you do busineu with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investigated the offering. Miniature Gold Counes. Ou1doora . Indoors. Excel lent financing . Immediate Installation . Minimum $4.900 . Mini - Golf, 202 Bridge S1reet. Jeuup. PA 18434. 1717)489 -8623 . 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below martcet rates . Fixed conventional FHA VA . Leader Mortgage, Athens, collect 614 -692 3051. 23 Public N ot ice NOTI CE TO CO NTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus, Ohio April 1 3 . 1984 Contmct Sakts legal Copy N o . 84-40 5 UNIT PRICF CO NTR ACT FRG -OOOR (1681 SRG -OOOR (1491 Professional Services PIANO TUNING lower priced regular tunings discounts to Senior Citizens. Churches & Schools . Ward's Keyboard, 304-675 -3824 . Piano Tuning and Repair . Brunicardi Music Co .. 446 0687 . Skill and integrity our trademark. lane Daniels. 614 -742 -2951 . 8 & M Painting Res .. Ind., Comm . Free estimates . Call 614 -256 - 1492 or 446 1104. W ould like to mow lawns , have transportation & mower s. Reaso nable rates . 992 7036 . THOMPSON BOOKKEEP ING . Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome . 428 Se· cond Ave . Call 446 - 1136. W ould like to light mechanic work in ev e ning s. Call Ri ck Imbo den . 992 -3849 Professional Electrolysis Clinic specializing probe electrolysis. only safe, per· manent method of hair removal recognized by the FDA and apprO\Ied by the AMA . Byappointmen1 . 304· 675 -5568 . Public Notice 31 3 bedr()Om hou . . In Pomeroy, clou to tchool • hoapltel: corpe1ed, ponollng, full boaemenl, buill In kll· chen, FA ;11 furn1c1, 1 "1.1 botha, utility building . Coli 814 -183 · 3929 or 992· &917. Boum Addhlon. 3 bdrmo. botha • ••• wood burning fire pt1ca. 2 petlal, woadt. 2 ICUI , g11 . TP Wltlr, e87 .&00. Dwnor wUI holp flnenca or wilt con1lder lend conlrtcl with • 1 SOO down .. poymonta of eeso .oo. Coli 814-985-4387 . Completely remodeled 2·3 bedroom house with vinyl 1iding, fully carpeted, forced air ga1 furnace, large out building , in exc . neighborhood. Call614 992-6161 . 819,500 - 1 'h 1toryhouae, 2 barns. corn crib 8a cellar. A AND 21 ACRES! Oood location on Rt. 124 west of Langsville, house needs some work . Must seN . Cell Gloria Grabo in Col . at 1-614-868 -5041 2 In Memoriam Large 3 bdr. housefors816or rent . In Plantz Subdivision . No children , no pets. Call 614-245-6281 e"e' o. Middleport home, jump into Spring Savings! Super tpe cial low prices. Call 614· 992-6941 - The John Plymale lamily wishes to thank their friends. neighbors . and all who sent flowers. food . cards or helped in any way, for their acts of kindness and concern in the death of their loved one. We especially thank lhe Gallia County Emer· gency Ambulance. the personnel of the Cardiac Care unit of Holzer Medical Center. Waugh-HalleyWood Funeral Home and the Reverends Bruce Un· roe and John D. Davis for their words of comfort. Your kindness will long be remembered by wife. MarJOrie and sons. Paul J . and Michael H. Plymale. 3 bdr. house . A-One Real Estate. Carol Yeager Broker'. Howard l. Yeager Ill sates man . Call304-676 -5 104or 304-675- 5386 Must sell $2,000 down take over $316 per . mo. pay ment . TaJ~:es & insurance included . located Plantz Subdivision . 3 bdr . ranch . full basement. carport . woodburner. city schools . Call 446 -8002 3 bdr .. 2 full baths. large tot . near Holzer Hospi181, S29 .900 . Terms if needed . Call 446'- 2957 . 3 bdr . ranch near Rio Grande, S235 mo . plus security deposh. no pets. Call 614-245 -5439 . CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to Or . Ger· aid E. Vallee and Med1cal Plaza staff. the emergen · cy squad . lhe emergency room staff, nurses and aides on Four East and Baum Additi o n. 3 bedroom. brick . 1 V1 baths. full base- Fou1 wes l of Holzer Medi cal Center. Rev . Arthur lund for services rendered and care of our beloved hu sband . father grandlather and great -grand · falher. Edgar C. Griffith, Sr .. dur~ng hiS Illness and dealh . to all lhose who sent food . card s. letters money telehone calls and lloral offe11ngs . Rev . Alfred Holley for ing words . organi st Elizabeth Chapel choir. pall · bearers and Miller 's Home for Funerals . for their efficient services. God Bles s each of you. Mrs . Rosa G11ffith & Family 2 memory of Merle M. Underwood who passed away April 25. 1983. You are gone but not for gotten. Your k1nd and gentle ways Will always be1n our hearts Each day and every day . 2 WEEKS ONLY SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 28 Bu t so meone wanted you more than us . So He took you up above. lo make yor days more plea sant. And to fill your life wilh love . Sadly Mi ssed by Her Family and Fmnds •Long-wearing, fuel efficient radial whitewalls In Holzer Hospital on Friday evening at 4:00 just as the shades of night were fal ling. the Masler took the hand of a Iovine; ~usband and father and led h1m """ the threshold to a bigger, brighter room. to dwell in a c1ty where darkness never comes. The city not made w1th hands. where the sun never sets and the llowers never fade. Basil Lee Evans. son of Robert lee Evans and Anna (Plymale~ hans, was born Oct. 6. 904 in Covington, Va .. departed this life at age 79. six months and 14 days. June 28 , 1926 to Mlld'"d Agnes McCarley in Coal Grove, Oh10 parsonage by Rev. R. P. McCarley. And to this union two children came IN LOVING MEMORY OF Gene Evans . He was preceded in death by brothers. John Evans. Tim Evans, and a cou sin ra1sed by his parenls . (stus Plyrruole. Surv1ving bes1des the wife and two children are brothers Claude Evns. Wilford hans. sislers Ruby (Evans) Houck. Erma (Evans) Evans and Vir· ginia (Evans) Hoyt. Four grandchildren . Terry Lee Val · lance. Sandra Kay Dennis. Kathy Jean Edwards and Barbara Ann Bowling. also II great-grandchildren . He had been in 111 heallh for l ~ear and 8 months and had been tenderly cared for bl his wife and loved ones. A I that lo"ing hands •nd med1cal skill could do was done. bul God saw fit to take him home lo join the Heavenly Chorus. lo 51ng lhe song t~at angels cannol sing - Redeemed . Redeemed by the Blood of the Lamb. He was a Chnst1an most of his life and a member of an open book w1th fa~rh and love to the end _ He prayed dally that none of his fam1ly be lost and to remember that each pasing day brings us closer lo Eternity . He worked for the Slate H1ghwa{ . Tom Agee McCor mi ck Qu1ppent Co .. Ma - netta Plant . Township Clerk . drove school bus. farmer. electric and plumbing contractor . He re tHed from Kai se r Aluminumin 1970. 57 ~ears and 10 months he walked hand m For hand with h1s w1fe Ttlis poem found 1n the Bible gtven by hts wife Mildfed: Did you know that God abo•• P.McCarley f01 25 years and He was a member of lhe Gallia MasoniC lodge No. •Deep traction tread for pickups, vans, 4 WDs ~ --------------------~ 1 (./" ·' ·' i/it•d l'"f..r''-' •·m·•·r rht• ji .tI" rri II f.( , ,.,,,11111 ,, ,,Xt'illllll(l'~ ... I'' Me1g s Co . Area Code G ,l l l rtl Co . Ar c,l Cod f' 614 446 - G i"ill rpoh s ]61 - Ch es hrr e 188 - V 111fon 145 - Ri o Gr .:~ nd e 156 - Guyan D 15l 6~J - Ar a b, a D 1s t 614 991 - M iddtc porr Pomeroy 985343147 949- Che ster Por11and L etnrt Falls Rac,ne 742 - Rutf.:~nd 667 - Co ol v llle Daytan 6 TIRES Dayton Cl TIRE 469 . Eureka . smce November PRO 1942. Prayer for wife and chil - 173 - Mason 25. 1973. Fifty-four years we walked togalher. Elrven years I've been alone. 446·2342 992-2156 1n Ma son c ounty 675·1333 Death tries to break. but all one's heart . In Meigs County fn G ,1 f1 1i1 Count y Since Jesus called you home . Remembrance is a golden ctlain . To have to love and then to part. Is the areatest sorrow of TO P LA CF A N AD C ALL fore the problems That grown children lace . I cannol. I cannol right Earth's wron~s Speak to lhem face to lace. in 'o'ain. 881- New H.w rn 89S- Lel ar t 9J7 - Buffrlio And I am helpless quile be- A. April The year~ may wipe out many things , Bullbis IItty wipo out novtr memory of tlloM lllfJIIJ na ynrs , Wilen •• were all toettlwr. Sadly missed by Wife & Loved Ones : Jennie. Rose. Jim. Mar1aret & Betty TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED - CARS. TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 614-446-7572 . NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 . PHONE 614 -446 - 33 14x70 Kirkwood two bed room mobile home. Central A -H . carpet. appliances, un · derpinning. $9,000. Call 614-258 -6035 or otter 6PM 446-8261 . 1966 12x60 mobile home, unfurnished. $3,900. Call 446-1340 . Trailer for sale 10•35 Call 614-388- 9686 anytime 1979 fully underpinned 14J~:70. 3 bdr .. 2 full bathl. approx . % acre . well graded lot _ Price reduced . Call 614 388 -9957 after 6:30PM . 12x70 Fleetwood . 2 bed rooms . 1 V~ bath . Call 614 985-3839 . 1965 New Moon. 12•55 , 2 bedroom, exc . cond , 64 . 000 . 00 . 304 - 675 4276 . 304- 675 -1822 aftor 5 00 . 1974 Kirkwood 12x60. to tal alec .. 2 bedroom, house windows, new carpet A- 1 cond. 304 -675 -7328 . Mobile home, 12x60 Cham pion . nice carpeting. wood burner. drapes. dishwasher. extra nice and clean On rental lot clo1e to Gallipolis and Rt 35 . Immediate pos session , &6.995 .00 . 304 675 -3466 . 12~e60 all elec . mobile home, tip out in livingroom . 3 bedrooms 304 - 675 4204 . 73 Mobile Home , 2 bed room, 1 'h bath, new carpet throughout . Set up on rented lot in town . $7 .000 or best offer 304 -675· 1639 o• 875 -3004 Apartment for Rent noor Riel 1 - -- - - - - - - - Farms for B•l• 142 ION form 0rlnde. goad houH 1nd barn , Coli 814·241· 1281 eve' e. 1 977 1 2x51 mobile homo. 2 bedrqom1. totel elect, fur· nlshed , n.w refrigerator . MW living rm. suite. porch & underpinning. •e,&OO. C1ll 304-773-9196. 61 aero 120 to 30 tillable) . Barn and outbuilding•. good weu. all mineral rights. 2 story farm house . 304 -675 3030 or 675 -3431 1 0 acre mini farm . 12x60 mobile home, 5 outbuild ings, .400 lb. toba cco base. new 28x68 ft . house staned. Owner moving must oell. $16,500. Call 614· 256-6620 . Acreage M~GKEE ~ 6 lots, Plantz Subdivision . 82.900 for •II. Call 446 2957 . 10 acres, reduced price, in Chester, with 2 mobile homes on property . Cell 814 -985-4174 . 28 acre• mostly wooded . several walnut trees. tobacco allotment, all mineral rights, borders Chief Corn · stock, hunters paradise, lo cated off Millstone Road Priced $11.500.00. Phone 614 -367-7271 . One half acre lot on Mitchell Road . Gallipolis , rural water and c1ty schools $6,995 . 00 . 304 - 675 3466 . Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 6 rm . house 44 Olive St ., Gallipolis. Inquire at 918 2nd . Ave ., Ga11ipolis. Ohio . 3 Bedroom House. ri\ler view. no pets . 446 · 2404 . Two 2 bedroom houses in Pomeroy for rent, furnished or unfurnished . Call 614 992 -2381 . 3 bedroom . family room . basement. near schools and hospit.&l Deposit and reference required . 304 -675 4338 42 Mobile Homes for Rant located 1 mi . 1outh of Eureka 12x60. $160 mo .. plus $100 dep . 8r ref's . Call 614 -643-2 916 o• 614 -643 2644 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - 2 bdr trailer tully furnished. good location. sec . dep . req . Call 446 -8558 . But if my prar&r be answered. it wil give Them more thJn wealth the world can offer . I pray : Christ. be their comrade while they live. Walk with lhem should they leel they walk alone, And make them your pre· sence. daily. hourly. tnown. Companion them. I ask for nothing creater Than lhis nch blessing lor these precious ones. The (holfl companionship of Chris • a youRJ : ; . As 101•lor lttd · to tllnt. my lowd - · I loost tlwtr hands. hl•in& done all I eoald do And lrust them , lord, impli citly to you. 2 bdr. apts . . medium Income Family welcom . A -One Real Eltate. Carol Yeager Broker. Howard L Yeager Ill salesman . Ca11304 -676 -5104 or 304-676- 6386 . For r1nt Sluplng Rooms ond light houll kllplng room1 . Perk Central Hot1l. Coli 814·448·07&8 . 0000 USED APPLIANCES Wllhtfl, dryefl. rtfrigeretora. rengee . Sklgg1 Appllenctl, Upper River Rd. bealde Stone Cre1t Motel. 814-448· 7398 Bloeplng room •1 15. utili· till peld. Share bath, m1le only. Ronge & refrlg . 919 2nd . Ave. , Gallipolis . Call 446 -4416 aftor 7 PM . For ula maple buffe t ex . cond. Call 446 -1094 . Bedroom suit, double bed ,mettress. springs, 5 drawer dr.a.uer . with attached mir ror; Modern living room suit, couch. chair ,glasa on metal end and coffee tables; wood kitchen table with 4 chairs Magic Chef range, Copper · to ne. elect. st~lf cleanin g ; G . E . refrigerat or - freezer . fr ost - free . co ppertone . matches range . Must sell , will consider all offers All it ems in excellent condition . Catl992· 7412, after 5 p .m . 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE H ome Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy . large loti . Call 614 -992 · 7479 . One trailer lot . sewer and water fumi$hed . one small child accepted . 304 -675 1076 47 Wanted to Rent 30 in . electric range $ 45 . gas clothes dryer $85. elect · ric clothes dryer $90. May tag automatic washer 585, G .E. washer 5100. Gibson self defrosting S 150, M ay . t ag wringer 5100 . Ca ll 614 742 -2352 . 513 'h Third apt. , $135 wa1er . Call tween 9 and Upstairs ap1.. 3 rooms fur · nished. adults. Call 446 1232 . Downtown location . Small apt . furnished, single person. no pets_ S175 mo. Call 446-9283 . 1 bedroom Apt . S196. mo . including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apts . 614-992- 7787. Riverside Apts_ Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens . $130 . Equal Hous · ing Opportunities . 614 992 -7721 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis . New & used wood & coa l stoves . 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. bunk beds co mplat e with bunkie~ 5199, 2 piece antron tiving~oom suites $199, antron recliners S99 . other reclin er s mapl e dinette set s 5179. bo.rc springs & m attress twin o r full 5100 se t regular -firm S 120. maple dinette c hair s S35, wash stands $34, maple roc kers S59 , 7 piece chrome dinetl!i set $149. 5 piece dinette set S99 . used bedroom suite s. refrigera · tors. rang es. chest . dressers. wringer washers . TV's. dry er s. & shoes Call 614 -446 3159 TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Apartments now available to etder1y & disabled with an income of tess than S12 .300. Renting 1or 30 percent of adjusted income . Phone 304 -675-6679 3 bedroom duplex with full basement, 2606 Mt . Vernon Ave . $275 . month with 1 year lease . 304 -676 -3030 or 675- 3431 . 1- - - - - - - - -- - Nice large house, near city schools. yard. $300 a mo .. depostt. utilihes. Call 446 ,434 or 446 -2192 742 -3171 MMR 535 - TERMS - Lovely 2 slol'f colonial on Mulberry Ave Full IJasement wltl1 workshop and woodbumer 3 t:eJrooms, 2 1ull balm, iofmol dolllfl! room. sittlflg mom. l -shaped kitchen. detached 2 car heated ~rage. Only $5,000 down and 10%mterest rate. MIIR 536 - Cute liS can t.O Coltago Situated oo 12S'rJOO ~on OhiO River al Antiquity. In extra good conditon thiS cottage o furmshed at our price d only $7,000. IIIIR 541 - Investment opportunity. lovely 2 un~ apartment buildin' Separale ublities. new store w1ndows. In excellent cond1tion, th~ bu1k1mg 1S located dose to Mun~ipal Park 1n l"ime lOcation. Could easily be ronverted ~nto lov~y spac1ous Call for details Shown by apjt MMR 542 - Efficiency apartment with 5 room apartment upsta~rs. Th1s is an ideal1n'les1ment IJve in one and rent II'< other. located in Middleport. Askini $24.000. IIMR 543 - Ne- 2 bedroom. 10011 electric home. Carpet ~ la!f! 12'>.24' dedi. Nice let ltated in Rutland oome. Slllr1lllfit:t $Zl.IOI - "5U - Owner Sllys sell tlis home and he rtlelllS it!! Our price is so low you won't believe t 3 bedrooms, bath, large krtchen, aluminum siding and storm MnOOws. Nice lol w/ootbuikli n~ ONLY Sl6.1XXl 54 Mi sc . Merchandise WANTED ... 10 Homes in need of ... painting READY TO FINISH FURNITURE CUSTOM FINISHING HAND-CRAFTED ITEMS GIFTS. Reynolds. one of America's largest building material manufacturers for o\ler a century, proudly introduc es a new exterior product that will elimnate paintin g for a lifetime . After years of research and the expenditures of huge sums of money, their scientists have devel · oped the perfect formulation of space age compounds that will withstand Ohio weather. Also , airborne pol lutants caused by industrial was1es hove virtually no e11ect on its permanent color . Thi s product . known as vinyl is so incredibly durable , it resists all conditions leading to chipping. flaking . peeling. rot . ru st . mildew or blistering, normal with other finishes For a limited time, this material will be offered to the residents of this county at a special introductory oHer , which will include both material and application . Your national siding company dealer will furnish you a no obligation estimate by calling collect. 614 · 837 -6451 today . •o:.~• .0 2506 GRA~D CINTUL AVENUE YfENNA , W.VA 2b 1OS 304·2·5·8. 33 MoA., Thun., frl. 10.a Tues., W•cl., Sat. 10·5 Check The Rest- Buy From The best!! z E- - ChI0 r Ca"'·sters The only pool cleaner that sweeps and vacuums. \ 16 .95 Regular pr ice $1 J 9 5 Special Price eTabex MORE FUN / LESS WORK FOR POOL OWNERS $550° 0 Tabex 3 " Tablet-Six Count Feeder UNIT PUMP BACK UP VALVE . . ,$ 1Q95 REGULAR '13 88 .... fH ' (" I f l Tabex Chern Pack - 1 Year Supply $135° 0 Conserve energy! Save money! LAARS HEATERS 1 £-\. He.tlng a pool wlth oc t aS.aled Air" So l" pOol Blanket'"' ls Ilk~ heat1nq a hoU5o l' wit hout a roor .000 BUT... . 74395 · 250.000 BUT... '80!.9 5 ____.(.- ~-- ' . ..,_--c.325.000 BUT... . '989 95 , - \: ( t; Phone Used Fu rniture .. Refriger <l · tOT s, chair s. dryers. and T V ' s 3 mi les out BuiBville Ad Open 9am to6pm , Mon thr u Fri ., 9am 10 5pm , Sat . 6 14 446 0322 Rt . 3, Pomeroy, OH. PH. (614) 985-3341 3 bdr. mobile home . dep .. ref ., adults only. Call 614 367 -7743 . M . L "Bud" McGHEE Btoker Cheryl Lemley. Meigs County Associate LAYNE'S FURNITURE Soia, chair, rocker, otto man , 3 tables , (extra h eavy by Frontier) , 6686 . Sofa. chair and loveseat. 6275 . Sofas and chairs pri ced from $ 285 . to $895 . Tables . S45 and up to S1 25 Hide· a beds . $44 0 . and u p to S525 . Recliners, S 175 . to S375 .. Lamps from S28 t o S75 5 pc . dinettes from S99 .. to 435 . 7 pc . $189 and up. Wood table with s i~e c hairs S425 l o S745 . Desk S110 up to S225 . Hutches . $550 _and up . ma ple or pin e finish Bunk bed com ple te With mattresses, $250 . and up to S395 Baby beds, S11 0 . Manresses or bo.rc spn ngs, full or twin. sse .. firm . $6 8 and S78 . Queen set s. S195 . 4 dr . c hest s. $42 . 5 dr . chests. 55 4 Bed frames. S20.and $25 .. 10 gun Gun cab inets. S350 Gas 01elec tric nwges S375 . Baby mattresses. S25 & 535 . bed frames 520 , 525 , & SJO, king frame S50 Good se lec ti o n of bedroom suites. cedar c h ests. r oc kers . metal cabinets . sw i vel rbcluus. HORACE KARR 1----------- WITH OPTION TO BUY . 14 ' wide all electric mobile home . setting on lot ready to move into . &200 .00 down $175 .00 MONTH . 304 · 576- 2711 . •so. 5 drawer dreuer like new twin bed, Holly wood frame $120, large litton computerized microwave ove n. e~ec . cond 5400 , bean bags chair , Sears heavy duty vinyl 815. Call 446 -8175 after 6 weekdays , daytime. weekends . Anyone Interested Contact: Two bedroom unfurnished trailer -large yard , garden , rural water, located in Cen terpoint . Call 614 -3792169 Small bdr. . trailer in Kanauga. utilties furnished . $185 mo . plus deposit . Call 446 -7408 . 1 recliner chair . Call 448 · 1870. HOUSE TO BE TORN DOWN IN POMEROY Nicely furnished apt . Redec orated , new carpeting, first floor, no steps, garage, no pets . Call 614-949 -2441 . APARTMENTS , mobile homes . houses. Pt . Pleasant and Gallipol i s. 61 4 -446 8221 sao. TV & Appliances , 627 Third Ave ., Gallipolis, 614 -446 1699. Spin washers. gas & electric dryers , a ut o washers. gas & electric rang es. refrigerators . TV sets. 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apts. Call 614 -992 · 54 34 or 992 - 5914 o• 304 - 882 2566. Apartment for rent , 2 or 3 bedroom. Middleport . Call 614 - 992 - 2381 or 992 2509 51 Hou1ehold Good• 51 Household Good• 1- - - - - - -- - as man to man. I have no tecacy at alllo cive them . Small efficiency apart .. central air & heat, 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 0338 . Furnished Rooms Merchandise Real Estate General ~wf JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IEquol Houalng Opportunity) h.. one 1nd two bedrooma, rent at1rtlng at $157 for one bed•oom end $193 pe• month for two bedroom. with t200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Pl&za. pool and TV ant . Call 446 -2745 or IMve message . 45 Ave .• 3 room mo . includes · Responsible Married couple with child want to relocate 446 -4222 be· to Meigs Co House in 5. Northup. first street on the country preferred , 2 · 3 bedright after crossing Raccoon Garage apt.. furnished 3 rooms. Have references & bridge . Appro.rc . 130' hon- rooms & bath _ Washer & dependable incom e . Ca ll Uige, S5.600 . Call 446 - dryer _Clean , no pets. adults collect evenings 614 -385 3485 only . Dep. & ref . req . Call 6966 . 1 446-1519 . Approx . 51.0 acres levelland with frontage on 2 roads , 3 bdr . unfuFO garage apt .. exc . for building or mini $260 plus deposit . Call farm . All utilities near by off 446-3786 . old At . 160 near Poner , •9 . 500 . Call 614 - 388 - Furnished efficiency. 607 51 Household Goods 8801 . 2nd ., Gallipolis . e 145 . Share bath, single. Call 1 .8 acres. axe bldg or M .H 446-4416 after 7PM . site with 350 ft . road frontage, located on old 160 Furnished apt ., 1 bdr .. near Country Oak Furniture. ta near Porter, all utilitiel HMC. $226 . U1ilities pd ., bles . chairs, cupboards , dry nearby. $3,760. Call 614 - Adults. Call446 -4416 after sinks, pie safes, lots of mise Conkles. Rt 7 . Tuppers 388 -8801 . 7PM . Plains. Ohio . l!t 35 Lots 7274 . tied Of the countless tasks required for so long. Tiplon . who passed away ll's been a lonely pathway Mil SOn Co., W. V.1 . Are<~ Cod e 304 07S - Pt Plensant 458- Leon S76 - Apple Grov e dren from the B1ble of Basil lee Evans : They are grown now. lord. my hands It last are emp- Or smooth then pathways, but . dear Lord. you can . In Memory of George 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 12x65 1971 mobile home; woodburner & a.c . 614 742 -2720 . cover to cover. H1 s life was helped care for h1s father. Rooert Evans al so. Time broken heart. A silent thought .. a secret tear. Keeps his memory ever dear. · Mom. Dad & Susie 4 bedroom home, full ba~e ­ ment, 1 acre tot , Rt. 82, Charleston Road. 304 -876 4B87 or 614-446-1675 . family and loved lhe Bible He helped ca1e for Mrs. R. •White letter radial for pickups, vans RVs ' Three year old total electric house. 3 bedrooms, fenced in back yard and deck. $10.000 .00 down assume ev, per cent loan, priced in mid 50't . Call after 5 , 304-675-6643 . 1971 Freedom mobile home. good cond ., clean. reasonable . Call 614 - 246 5549 . best •Bias ply tires at budget prices Five room house with base ment and attached garage on two •eras . • miles from Point Pleasant on At . 2 N 304- 675 -3248 . and Women's class for years and held almost every off1ce 1n the church at one t1me or another. He wa s a good pro vider and loved his wife and Created you for me to love. He picked you out from all the resl Because He knew I loved you •Super offer on all season radials FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY!It 14ft . wide three bedroom. bath and half. mobile home sitting on nice lot, ready to move into $225 .00 down 1225 .00 per month . 304-576 ·2711 . to bless lhis home. le11113lee I Evans) Valiance and B11ly lhe Ohio Chapel Christ United Melhod>S t Church. He taught lhe Senio1 Men's In Memoriam In Buy Now & SAVE at Sale Prices IN MEMORY OF BASIL LEE EVANS He was united in marria1e 6 rooms . basement , double garage. 1 & one -third acre lot, Rose Hill . Pomeroy $32.900 Call 1 -614 -67B2513 . EVERY TIRE IN OUR STORE REDUCED!! zy, 7 rDOm hou.e. 1 . 06 acre lot. barn . basement . carport, on Rose Hill in Pomeroy. Good condition . t26,000 . plus furniture - 8 2 ,000 . Tot al 828.000 . Call Edison Hobstetter at 992 -2464 or George Hobctener at 992 7763 . Will consider financ ing part of it . THANK YOU Are you ready for a move7 N l. Stevens and Associate• can help you buy that new home with as little as a 6% downpayment and intereS1 rates .!!IS low as 10.60%. Call Jeri Allie for further details . 614-379- 2789 ment. family room . carport. patio & adjoining % acre lot. available . $57.000. 614 985 -4201. Homea for S•l• Owner transferred. must sell beautiful 3 bedrm brick home . Fireplace , deck, woods , privacy. sunshine. $83,900 . Call 614 -992 5420 . hi s consoling and comfort - PUBLIC NOn CE NOTICE TO BIDDERS ,.. ,. " 31 · Home. for Sale 1----------- To good hom e pups , 3 m o old. 4 male 1 female . '1. Shephard & 1/ 1 Elkhound . Call 614 -256 1328 Dachshund dog ni ce pet Call 446 ·4317 - - - -- -- -lc 5 Doberman - Beagle pup pies. 7 wks . old Call 614 992 -7458 between 10a .m . &9pm PatrJ~1 FOT sale by owner. 3 bdr .• central air. forced air lu;. nance, buck stove, inground 18x36 swimming pool, close to citv schools. Prloed reduced to $38,600. Cell 446-3204 . 1 st o11e . 2 stand s. cha ir s. tab l e Ca ll 446 - 4493 . - - - - --- .a. Home Builders 448-8031. Will conaider mobile home Business Opportunity Nice bl ack & white p uppies Ca ll 614 -367 77 43 . ' r:'' ' to mo"e iP10. olao goregM Color TV. 23 in . Call 614 256 -6075 anytime . • ,· Card of Thank• Build on your lot a new home you afford . Over 1100 aq . ft.. 8 roomo & bath, ..,. Will do general house & o ffice cleanin g . Call 614 992 -6919 . Dep endable lawn mowing servi ces Reaso nable rates . Call 304 -675-6517 m 675 · 2199 after 4 p .m. 1 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- 0.3 W. Vo. experience. Free estimates. end coaches and Child Croft . 304-8822485 . April 22, 1984 Gerages. patios. lidewalks. summer employment, 81900 .00 per month guaranteed income. World Book 12 Re al Estole 18 Wanted to Do Cell 446· 3394. 446 -3672 22, 1984 / \h , ~-·~--~· Heats by day... Insulates at night - j"~~ =- \ -~ ~­ ~~ •lOSE .... 8 .. 160 24 1 \6 x32 ' 139 105 lnground Pools As Low As $7995° 0 l.liLJE I .jlt ' On Pool Accessories Games ( ~ ~1\v __c. and Masl~l ( 35%o~ The ~~P~EISTeE~ople GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 1-614-446-3051 D. Bumgardnar Sales lnt �D-4- The Page Sunday Tomes-Sentinel 61 Household Goods 54 Mosc Merchandose 2 new c omplete twm beds he•dbo•rds box s pr.ngs manress & 1rame s 17 5 each Coil 614 378 6433 54 Mosc Merc handose Knauff F1rewood Delivere d 1 2 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, Ptckup or 2 2 stocke d yard HEAP ve nd e r prompt de live ry 614 256 8 HP Wh eel Ho n e elec tnc start 3 6 m mower dec k $ 700 Len N Sons Smll En g tn es C all 6 14 37 9 2 8 27 No S unday coil s Solens garden tra ctor 32 1n mower d eck S500 8 HP Len N Son s Smll Engtnes Ca ll 614 3 79 2827 No Sunda'y' ca ll s 54 Mosc Merchandose Infants car sea t & changtng ta ble exc con d h1 gh c hatr fe1r cond Call 446 77 3 6 Ld red & btg r ed shaft dn ve brush c utt e r s t nmmers 30 cc & 40cc g as pow ered e ng 1n es Prtce s fr o m S2 99 9 5 l e n N Sons Sm all Engtn es 2827 Ca ll 61 4 37 9 8 Delivered 1n Mason M e•gs Gelha o r ptck u p at Ri cha rds & Son Call 446 7785 All kmd s of turn u nc e p1p es F~-~E~tate Auction Pollen c ham sa w S 75 8U1ld o n you r lo t a ne w home Adm1n1strato r Jam es Ntbert Follo wmg tube sold auchon Good cond lion 1960 ChevtOiet CJ! 40 000 ac tu al m1lf'S Kenmore gas cok stove Sears re!rtgeratm ta ble & 4 cha1rs ut hly t<'!tle small metal cabmet m1sc small kitchen appl a ces mtsc d1shes pots & pa ns tall kitchen rnetal cabu e! strp slool cloUt) ha• IDt'r hv n~ roorn sude padded cha1r 13&WTV n 1sc larnps paddPd rrck r radto plitled m1rror m1sc clot:b 4 p rcl:' b! droon .. Uit( wm 1 ~r1ell stdt d mtsc r l u re~ end tabl e'~ J \~ l;t'Pe• r ce bed con pll e wcrk co hPS towel anc o\ht;r m 2 'itep lad(!f' rS "ilverwur lawn chan pocketboo ~s <:hoe'l l):;d~p reads wnnger washtng mach1ne tubs tan rugs anr1 Olllet rmsc vou a fford Ove r 1 1 0 0 sq h 6 room s & bath car peted ready t o m o v e mt o $ 2 6 500 al so gar ages & b&!lem e nt Call P a tr •o t Ho m e Butlders 4 46 8 038 Wtll co n s1der m o b 1e h o m e as trad e tn Flat bed w1th s •d e k11 s c ham s brnd~n s & ta rp Ca ll 446 3281 aft e r 5PM Sell Steel Bu1ld tn gs 100 PM 48 Chilloc ot he Road Ga llopolo s Ohoo Estate of Ann Daoly Gilmore Ca se No 17 77 9 Call 614 256 15 2 8 ANTIQU ES Smoll oak wasn stand wood I all tree old QU'Its round wood stancl s~ w 1 mach ne curved Iron! chest w/ mtrr or sevr ral rr 1SC an t1que glassware n ce !HCIUi r.s Je.'lery lxlx small Moden stanri other terns tou • un ewus to menlton 1h1s •s a complrtr household sale Note Good c1e<H1 'ialf' Not res ponsi bl e for acc 1de nts or loss of proper ty Ter ms Cas h or app1oved Check Stee l bUIIdm g deale rshtp Sm all t o btg pr o f1t p ot e nti al bt g demand start er leads fur n15hed Some areas ta ke n Call t o quahfy 3 0 3 759 3200 Auctoon eer - lon n1e E Neal - 61 4 367 7101 Now booki ng for sales for th e la st two week s of Mav F1rew oo d c u t up slabs S 1 5 p1ckup load Crt ll 614 2 4 5 Buitdtng mater1al1 block brtck sewer pipe• window• lintels et c Claude Wmtera Rto Grande Now o pen for bustnesa Mount atn Stat e Block At 33 New Haven Complete masonry supphes 4 8 12 bl ock Delivery ser111Ce 0 Call614 246 5121 LUMBER Rough cut oak poplar 2x4 2x6 2x8 1x4 h6 1 x8 length available 8 ft through 16 h Hogg & Zu spon 304 773· 6654 Real Estate General 1\ Apnl 28, 1984 Call 614 256 1528 10 Publoc Sale & Au ctoon Grave l 55 Building Supplies 55 Buoldong Supplies evemn g 882 3239 6246 Sand Ptcture Window 4 'hx5 Call 614 256 1768 Phone day 304 882 2222 1n Limeston e 54 Mosc Merchandise W. Va 66 April Pets for Sale 2 whtta mtnlture male poo dies 8 mo old A lao pupp1ea ready to go by May 1 Call 446 0857 66 Pets for Sala Indoor outdoor boarding fa cillttaa Engh1h Cocker Spa ntal puppte s Call 614 388 9790 614 388 9000 Ongonwynd Cattery Kennel• AKC Chow pup plea CFA Htmalayan Per 1110 and Stamese ktttens 2278 Pets for Sale 22, 1984 66 Ohio-Poont Pleasant, Pets for Sale Brlarpatch Kennels Profes alonal All breed groommu Rag Pit Bull pupa 1 0 wks old t200 or trade Call 2 8rrttany Reg pupa male & female 890 each Call446 56 22, 1984 Coil 614 446 3844 olte• 6 Real Estate General HIL LC REST KENNELS Board tng all breeds Heated tndoor o utd oo r factlitlu AKC Doberman puppies Baby rabbitS purebred Ra~t _&_1_4_3_7_9 _ 2_4_6_8____ _ s8 00 and up Baby goat 1 Phone Stud Se"'lce Call614 446 7795 J udy Taylor Groommg Call Aegtstered male Beagle 1 v, 304 676 Y'" old 150 00 304 675 5299 57 Musocal Instruments ano bargam Wanted Re sponaeble party to take over low monthly payments on spmat ptano Can be seen locally Wrrte Credit Man agar P 0 Bo.11 6 37 Shelby \/file IN 46176 Complete Pea11ey sound sys tam 6 channels 4 p r ofes 110nal m1kes S 1 000 Call 446 4625 Baldwin Funater organ dou ble keyboard alla ccompam ment ex cond Call 614 367 7169 P1ano for Sale Want ed responstble party to assume small monthly peymenh on Spmet Console P1ano Can be seen locatty Wrtte (In elude ph no ) Credit Man ager P 0 Bolt 209 Breasa II 62230 PATRIOT AUCTION HOUSE SATURDAY, APRil 28, 1983 7:00 P.M . 5 H P Go Cart S1 5 0 Ca ll 992 5556 Shop Smtth wtth ell attac h ments 5 HP John Deere ttller 21 10 l awn boy mow er self pro pelled elec tri c sta rt Call 446 0784 6 f1 uttllty truck bed $350 8 f1 heavy gauge alum tru ck bo x S250 Bo t hm e;~tc c on d from Gallopol os take Rt 141 ap pro xomately 7 moles turn left on Rt 775 go approx rmately 3 mole s tur n roght onto Pa t roo t Cadmu s Road to Pat ro ot Oho o foll ow s ogn s Jugs 10 1.. nd oa k l<:~blr t1 rry tl OIJ It II tJI L J h kt l Neavr- 1 ha r 2 ole! cast ro n ~ e t l lr s \1a1y 1 \ C It n Have someth1n g yo u want to sel11 Bnng rt to th e Pat not Au ct1 on Hou se & we II se ll 1t for vou Cons1gnmcnt s ac cepted from I PM to 5 PM on Saturday SAl E Ev ERY SA TURDAY 7 PM Call 614 388 9087 ~ Da n Smo th Auc t oo n- Au cto oneer - 992 730 1 actual miles S 1 200 Homehte X 12 cham saw and a Sears C rafts m an saw for part s S60 for bo th 2 3 channel Bear cat CB ba sP. wtth 0 104 mtlo! e ground plane S1 25 Call 6 1 4 3 8 8 8803 JVC Stero Co mpo nent sys tom Brand new C all 614 992 7274 -Complete modern bathroom - stnk ready to tn st all S3 5 Call 614 985 4346 Ftrewoo d for s;)le S20 00 $ 30 00 del tvered 304 675 2991 be f o r e 11 00 AM or after 6 00 PM ptckup $ 3 500 organ l owery o ne ·year old S 1200 Grand lathe, clock s9oo one ve" old S450 25 11om model col o• TV S699 oo s• oo 1 complete H• Frs v" em 150W w1th 15 JB L speak ers $900yea rs S450 ll llless two old aCa ot than 16 7 lynn Or~ ve m New Havftn WV Charl es V Humphreys For Sale or Trade Ca sh Eat s Pos otove I D Not respo nsibl e for acc td ent s or loss of property lr-----------'-----------"1 PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., APRIL 28, 1984 10:00 A.M. Located on Corp sogn SR 124 three moles from Wolke s ~tlle Coleman Canoe 17ft long Sell &276 00 or trade for Jon Boat Phone 304 675 2835 Farm Supplit~s & Ltvestock 61 Farm Equopment Troy B11t ttllers Check our spec1ol pnce before you buy any ttllers Swtsher lmple ment Co St At 7 N Galli pol11 OH 1969 f o1d f JOO , ~ 1 "' D 11 1!h V R nf ttlf t~nrl 1•11 fl at tJPd 1948 W lly J1t 1) wtt h lrJp ANTIQUE OR CO Ll ECTOR II EMS ll uf lt ! ~ h gh wo d wl t r wo1d wago n ror1 m1ney tp 1~ wht~rl s llor c;r r1r i1 1'on mow nR mach nf' mt sc d1shes COin <; hrll •r rndk can (1> ,md 10 11) rr ot ~ <; MI SC Br olin r\ tjl\ n~ n~LI lP t 1r l 1r 11a ntt I " !h n rot b n t11rr h 1 lll_ d, ~ a " CJ t oll r1111 lrrl ciORkrnn"l trr F ltlr 1101 hH I or t n ~P Bt r I r 1kl•n , tovr s ( l wootl nnd I coa l) alu m Chi1 1 h'r ~ \ t r PL.Illf! br rl la wn nu t P r ~ PJl y ') trf rll" Gr II. ' " H f WI' I fo n 4 d l cl 5 SJ_JeeJ !rCJO S rn ~ Cl " I 11 11 Dr tit' 1\ l iln ks Ide oiJ nr t IOOI I htl I !fl l 111 1 r LU 11!1 1 d lute;, of mtSC E•t s OWN ER EDWIN W SMITH Cash PoSitiVe I D DAN SMITH - AU CTI ONE ER 949 20 33 or 99 2 73 01 614 446 Massey Ferguson 65 PS ltve power $1 800 00 Ford eN good cond 91 450 00 Plow 8 200 00 and up Dtsk 8100 00 to &700 00 Hay Ratke New Holland H 256 *1 400 00 Hay baler New hlly tatter $675 00 John Deere 6h mower & 400 00 Used Bush Hog S225 00 and up Call 304 576 2328 o• 576 2606 wagon plows 82 500 00 304 675 6809 • K973 • • )() 7 2 .QJ 1097 3 .A s WEST . .,. .QJ 1086! . Qs ! t 98 ., SOLTH . A KH874 Phone 304 46e 1031 •s • A K6 Regtstered Angus bulls 1 3 yrs old exc blood hnea Sl1te Run Farms Jackson Oh 614 286 6395 o• 614 286 1787 East d1d return a s pade REg Polled Hereford bull approx 1300 lbs Call 61 4 379 2657 For sale full blooded Red Poll bull 5 yr old very gentle Coli 614 379 2145 Call 614 $75 \\t's t Norlb Eu l Pom Pass Pass z• Pass Pa ~s Opemng lead With the deuce East s card was definitely a form of sutt preference used by all the best players m the world and by most good pl ayers West obediently led a club but he chose to lead the etght Th1s wa s another prcf ercncc Signal to make sure that af ter East had tak en h1s ace he wou ld r eturn a spade Vulne ra ble Ne1ther Dealer South Lo vestoc k S4 000 EAST " \0 l tQJ 5 0 • K R4 2 1974 brush chipper ready to work pr1ca $6 400 00 63 4 21 84 ,. South 3¥ •A By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Sumner Cotzm s Commu mcatton for February con talns a real gem of a defense Any or almost any of the top 20 pa1rs m the world would probably make tt Of course North mtghl well have responded one spade and South would have bid the same th ree hearts g1vmg a thtrd su1t prefer en ce s1gnal by leadmg hts queen Thts card told West not to try to cash a club Not that tt mattered As long as West dtdn t kill h1s f.a rtner s queen of tru mps by eadmg a trump the defense wa s gomg to wmd up plus West led the queen of dtamonds South took hts kmg played A K of trumps and cashed hts ace of dtamonds Th1s ehmmauon play was a last ditch effort by South who hoped that East when put on lead would be forced to lead a s~ade South then threw East m with th e queen of trumps but East got out with a c lub South had no way to get nd of h1s sm all diamond and was down one (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS N ) Three acres with a nocely constructed conrete block home 26130 3 bedrooms. one bath 12xl5 lmng room and 24x24 famtly room Parttally carpeted fuel ool furnace woth fact lobes for woodbumer 12x15 block storage buold· one. 20x30 block garage Rtght off Rt 248 country settong. v, mole east of Chester Ohto (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down · staors equtpped wtth kotchen lov tng room donong room and den upstaors has lwo bed rooms and one bath house also has base· ment lot soze approx 48 x308" Needs work "304 675 4204 -lay1ng hens al so ref ng erat o r for sale 1911 N Ma1 n St l>t Pll 16ft Bass boat 55 hp m o 'lor tr o ll•n g m ot o r ) 2 000 0 0 -6621 30 4 675 .Closed b o dy uttl11y h a1l er 'Sx8 he avtly con stnu: tr>d c.n 446 8 65 95 Pubhc Sale & Auctoon WINTER'S AUCTION SERVICE Sonce 1973 Call 446-2734 or 446-2206 Now Bookmg Sales For 1984 Turn your personal p r o pert ~ mto cash tn one day Tht! ~u c tton Way Licensed and Bonded In Oh1o and W Va Mtm~r of WW Auctmneers Ass n Edwon Wonter - Auctooneer !lollwood WV Farm equtpmen1 1154 lnter naf1ona l lractor 19528n Ford l r act or Mn ssey F e r g u ~ o n ba1l er Ba r on ele vat or small Bus h hog 16 tu r n p low hay con dlftoner 2 tra tl er s s1de de li ve r y rake 180 a mp we lder 5 hp gas post hole drgge r (Sears) 1200 RICK PEARSON Auctioneer 773 5785 . 71 -5430 Ltc & Bonded rn Ohto and West V1rg1n1a Lie No 6664. Terms cash or check with positive I D Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Property one reg Hereford bull 1 304 676 1276 Palommo galloptng gentle tra1lhorse $500 304 458 1763 allotment Call 304 676 1197 after 6 p m Transportation floors 011 heat central an co unt ry k1tchen woth built m range 5 acres fron tmg on 2 road s Very low down pay ment 9 5% mt erest See to day b ce llent locat1on V1rginia l. Sm1th Real Estate 388 8826 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Ford Fatrmon t Futura 3 spd AC g ood cond 12,000 or best offer Call 446 3637 1979 VW S400 196 9 H1 lo camper S650 good co nd Coli 614 367 7238 Must sell ! 1979 Plymon1h Honzon TC3 Sharp PS P8 aut o factory alummm wheels am fm c assette Coll614 992 6919 1 979 Chevy Caprt ce Clas SIC 2dr a cps V 8engme body good cond1t1on excel lent performance W1ll co n stder all offers Cal l 992 7412 after 5 p m BMR 444 - NEW liSTING POSSIBLE 8% lOAN ASSUMPTION - Bnck & !rome 3 BR ranch style i'<Juse srtuated on 2 35 acres mi l lnclooes hvong room I~ eat on kotchen ballo utohty room Fam1ly room woth wb f~replace ~ectnc heal PosSible loan assumptlon Call lor an appo ntment WE NEED LISTINGS For Meogs Co llstongs Call Cheryl Lemley 742 3171 NEW liSTING - 80 acres 1n Sutton on good road near Rac•ne ~OOu t half t 1m~r and about 25 tra ctor w1lh a 5 rm ho"" lor $60 000 NEW liSTING - 718 acr"' With some t mbe1 bottom larxi 2 ponds 3 barns 3 ca r garages 11 rrn house w1th fr ee gas furnace natu ral woodwork lences on 2 state routes Ask111g $95 000 NEW LI STING- 114 '"" n Jackso n County OhiO Frankl n Tuwnshtp O"" ne1 w1Ufmance 9 ACRES - TEAFORD' VI~Gil 2\t. 8 SR r ?nd St Phone ].( 614) 992· 3325 PRICE REDUCED - Near the M1nes - 3 ~d room ran ch on approx 2 acres cou ntry seN1ng Now only $1 8 )Of) PRICE REDUC ED- Sjracuse baths new k1!chen and dmmg Snail level lot Onlv $23 )00 NEAR KROGER S - 2 ,pts 5 rms hath and central heat cl own 4 rms <:~nd bat h up Askong $34 500 LI K£ NEW - heaL oncludes 12x24 sto age build ng All on approx 1 acre lot Very nocel $19 500 MIDDlEPORT - r, beaut lui Shu lt mobile home w1th delu xe ff'n lurr.s 3 bed rooms 11" baths rangf' ref n la1ge k1tchen un derp nn m r~ also mce ho1 l pu d w•t! •a1lmg Rver vtew 50 x I 00 lot $19000 CAll HElEN BRUC£ SUE MURPHY MilTON ROUSH 992 3325 m RlllTOR Housing Headquarter:.· Want s on Bul need• msheJ Lg dE'! place lor 211d bath ca1 pet ng plu ~ 2 bed f rooms On I) $18 000 POMEROY - N1c ~ de 1 home ;1 w ot vP! central hea t 'irn il\1 yard monrrn bath and ~ rnall lot FURN ISHED - part al ly !ur n1shed un der pmned central a r FA elec Four Bedroom bnck home with Chandler kotchen, custom drapes, plush carpet, attached 2 car garage: situated on 12 acres woth stable, ra1l fences, swomming pool, garageworkshop Immediate possession MIDDlEPORT - Near store' tho 3 bedroom home has I •I ~e du ced pnce of $32 900 CHESTER - 14x70 mob1le home 3 bedrooms I baths For Sale By Owner Phone 446-8221 one floor lull basement furnace wood burner bath and TP water $35 000 ot1er plus a 9 " assuma ble loan for In Chester fol'onsh p Good & rm home - Attracbve 3 bedroom ranch new der.ktng, large lot Bargatn $24 000 B!IR 436 - EXCEllENT STARTER HOME wrth 2 BRs lR OR mce kotchen utohty and new bathroom Carpetd throughout Screened pat~ carport la rge lot Call lor appoontmem BMR 389 - OWNER SAYS SEll TODAY! Your tamoly will en1oy the roomoness ol thiShouse lnclues 4 BRs 2 baths LR DR buN on krtchen Sotuated on large corner lot (Jose to town on crty school d~tnct !Green Elem I Call to see th1s one' 992 2259 Real Estate Gen e ral Steve McGhee 44li 1255 BMR «2- OWNER SAYS REn 1'"E'I974 Shultl mo~le home (12>651 Tip Out ondude< i.-\:~ JW carpeL awnong & patoo Slfuated on I acre mi ·C)·" "doyer oncluded Coty schools Was $20000 now $17900 call lor details' BRAND NEW DUPlEX- Great INVE STMENT for the buyer' located on Graham Sehoul Ru Each umt offers 2 BRs bath 11v111g room kitchen w1!h sto ve reln g DW ano dtj p laun dry large carport centraf a1r an d storage area ESTATE SALE Admrmstrator Ten grade cows wtth calves two cows to freshen soon Tobac co POMEROY, 0 Ore lloor 6 1m carpeted home Nrce bat ~ ne w woodburner msulated and all ul1ht es For $28 500 3 BR RANCH - l g 011111' wtth s.hd•nRglass doors bar lg ltvmg caqJet• 1g Ia mly rm about 2l d2 <1 nc M kshop n lull basE melt Young fru t on 2 40 acres S39 5()0 LAND - 4? aues tn Orange Town sh r and olrt tarr11 build n~s REAlTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992 6191 Dott1e Turner 99 2 56 92 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Jo Holl 985 4466 A lB •. ' RUIJOR FOR SALE BY OWNER Calofornoa Ranch Brock 2200 sq ft woth beautoful wood work large lovong room woth tneplace adJacent donong room tamoly room woth buolt m barbecue on stone wall 21\ ceramoc baths woth class shower enclosure doors. 3 spacoous bedrooms (one woth buolt-on desk/cobonetarta) all electroc kotchen woth new cabonets and formoca top whoch oncludes doshwasher dosposal and refrocerator A 15x20 ft patoo woth slate tole and new alumonum awnong woth wrought oron posts and large Warm Mornong cas aroll A regulatoon badmonton court 27x47 concrete slab odul for badmonton basketball shuffle board etc woth large outsode fight tor noght use workshop and storage area on basement woth metal Boko donr< ondn.od ••rfre C~n tral aor condotoonona Thermopane wondows 12.. onsulatoon on coolongs and 6 onsulatoon on exteroor walls Carpetong throughout house except one large bathroom Gallopolos City schools and excellent neoghborhood whoch has Neogh borhood Watch One of Sprong Valleys nocest homes Real Estate General FRANKIE R. COOPER 304 576 2147 Wanted t o lease pet woodburnmg torepla ce woth Bu ck stove hardwood If onterested contact The Home Natoonal Bank m Racme. 949 2210 ~~;;N~o;t;'e~s~p~o~n~s~b;le~fo~r~a~c~c~,d~e~n;t~o~r~lo~s~s;o~t~pr~o;p~e~rt;y;;~ tobacco sti cks chi cken feeder ferflllzer spreader tools 3 chatn saws soc ket sets slip scrapper Household 7 pc maple dinette se t mapl e gun cabinet Wh r lpool automat1 c washer (al m ost new) Unl co fr eezer RCA portable TV Qua sar con sole color T V blanket c hest Smger sew tng machtne 2 re 11 ntce bed r oom su1tes complete v anit y dresse r ches t clot hes ra ck and m1 sc dtshes An f tq ues Th r ee pc bed r oom su tte one at i'l kmd all or 1g1nal f tn1 sh Bombay ends ca r ved cupi d doll s bed dresser was h sta nd Must see to a ppec ta te Wash stand Iro n kett le cab• ne ts heavy carved bed carved benc h ro u nd lamp t ab le claw fee t cooper kettle stone ars m1 sc AuctiO neer s Not e Thts 1s a ve r y c lean sale The fu r n tur e ts 10 grea t condition The tractor and far m equipment have bee n well taken care of Come one Come all Don t m ts s this one This Is a good quality sale of work horses 6 and 7 vrs old mare and geldmg appro~t 1 400 lbs each Broken smgle or double 6 6 Seed & Fertohzer Verv large l1vmg room car home large lot and part ba5ernent Call to see !Ius one Remodeling underway New msulat on wm ng plo w Tuam pn ced below l he mar<e l Take advantage and bu y thos lovely 4 bedroo m ran ch Garden sead1 plants Kan nebec seed potatoes 88 60 Fert1llzar fteld seeds Boso Agn Center 446 2463 608 E Ma1 n11.1.111 ~..r...l Ownet moved out of lown Hay and 1traw for sale Call 614 256 9352 Call 446 0552 Anytome Beth Null 245·9507 Pleasant and Grav1ty wagons corn planter hme spreader disC We buy used equtpmen t l Call 614 446 1676 baler plows A (MUST SELL ) OPPORTUNITY FOR SAlE ADDISON DAVIS LANE - I '' stooy trame home features 3 BRs 1'1 baths k1tch en LR sulky rakes teddter & mowers & also a complete line of bale handhng acces I Tobacco & corn spr•vera tobacco set ters wagons rotary tillers rotary cutters blades cultl vatora disc plows post dnvers plast1c tanks wood s plitters gates, power washers Wheel Horse Lawn & Garden Tractors Goose neck ua1ier And see us for a complete line of pans & servtcel USED EQUIP I 246 Massey Ferg 2 9N Fords 424 IH 801 Ford 50 Fe•g 136 MF 150 MF w loader JO dozer 2 Var meer round balers 120 M F 614 245 6064o•614 246 5816 attar 8PM Broker Auctioneer The eslate of the late Fred & Mary Cooper w1ll be sold to the htghes1 btdder Located 4'12 mtles north ot Pomt Plea sant on Rt 2 Watch for stgns ~ower 614 446 1676 long "ac tors Vermeer round baiera REDUCED PRICE nsur ance DoubiP ba gam N1ght c raw le rs 90 ce nts doz 1.ester and Charl 1fl l eonard ..1 21 3 M a tn St Po tn t tra c t or J01 n Jividen 1 Farm Equtpment Northup Kmg corn alfalfa & other fa rm aaad1 Call Vaughn Tayl or urns seed OWNER WANTS A SALE - On th1s I llo01 ~a n 3 bed roo m SATURDAY, APRIL 28 10:00 A.M. ..Grav e ly Call 446 7838 altar 6PM Real Estate General Real Estate General Spray p atnttn g eq w pment compr esso r 2 ga l pol 50 ft mate nal line Btn ks Gu n Also 20 cu fl upn g ht freez er l elan d M Jo hn son 304 675 1128 675 5628 166 Mauey Ferguson 130 Farmell w1th cultivat ors Harrow & totMicc o baler Hey & Grain 25 years w1th ba lance ol $25 600 mo nthlj pa1ments of $313 onc ludes t•m and GOOD LIVING FOR SAlE' - 78 ~ acre s mi l br~k and lrame ranch dosplays 2 baths. 16x24 kttchen w1lh washer dryer dou ble oven range refrog OW d1 sp l arge hvm g room artol coal fireplace Master bedroom IS 16x 18 Cellao house shed and 30x50 barn 44 acres of pasture wolh spro ng and pond Located on Cheshore Twp 'Four 13m radtal tn cs G trl s 24tn t en s peed btkfl 304 64 Lovestock Sunday Tomes-Senhnei - Poge -D-5 Real Estata Genara~ It Ot!JU n m A'-' r N H 66 hJv t tiPr N I hay tdke h IV LO fltl !!lnnrr Ito 1 wherl 7 rrJ• 1 !rtll 18 It t1ay r l r~~ t o r J pi d l h1n r '> pre<ldr t l pi wno I ll I Mu u cur11 ~ I I lr (ll l t1 r on tr, tlr 1 TRU CKS Call 0475 MACH INERY lil t b~fl w 11 or J D 1r ill' 2 bottom plow 1 NORTH (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER ANTIQUE 15 gal f1sh aquanum Wtt h stand & ltghts & ex tra s Bofens BOO 8 HP ndm g mower (needs en gme re budt) S300 H ea ders V 8 304 & V 6 199 231 ro, Jeep $40 ea ch Studebaker engme V 8 wtth tra ns S1 0 0 1980 650 Yam aha 4 5 00 Maney Harris tractor mower front end lift Holste1n Hetfer calf Harr11 fArms & Green Houses Rt 124 Portland Oh Now open tO dusk Wtl l oiler flu ct on r piau ll,:, ~ I 0 l p 1 I 1 IJIOWII <.:CII rn 1 pnmt •I lllf rtilt / f' prea<it r tubr ly(11 l to !1ll~ r Bol• Hd! r lt cKi or ur<.:r plo 1'> c u l liV~Ior ;~n r t r~tr ba ga (\ ( 1 t J11 1751 Cl St ~fl S h r ~ t!!HdPr (11 't< W erti ii?P r r ~d( ~ oo d S1gle lu"l 0 I tO\ F v 11 I 1 lamps sd onI d 1 1::, & de k ~ M <:~ v IS\ 1 7 f1 locust p ost s and stakes Call614 256 12 71 Beauttful ladtes 14K dto mond rmg % karat ap pratsed S700 se ll for $ 500 Atan 2600 v1d eo g am e 1 1 cassettes tncludmg frogger donkey kong S 100 Call 614 388 9624 sode strength South tben btd 1 three hearts West opened the ace of spa des and East followed 256 1427 Fruot & Vegetables (I n[\ Call 614 256 1750 2 story house S 1 3 000 1982 Dodge Colt S4 200 316 S Matn St Vmton O h Super C Farmall fast h1tch small case tractor 3 po1nt hitch Ford 2 row cutttva tors tr• axel machmery trailer all tn exc con Call dozer 59 but North passed and East b1d two spades showmg good spades and some ou t Cai1614 266 6315 Ltm esto ne flU dtrt an d to p so1l Cell614 256 1427 Defense communications 7238 Caae 310 hon1 endloader 5804 Ktngwood burnmg stov e burns coal or wood S 15 0 Call 446 373 2 Ferguson 30 tractor 3 potnt httch plow bush ho;, dttk $1 600 Call 814 387 63 Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby 614 949 2013 For ••le Spmet console pt 58 BRIDGE Farm Equipment Corn planter• New Ford 2 ro~ uHd 4 row MF Call R•bb1t1 304 876 2197 s16 00 &430 614 367 7220 61 The W Va pluonbong wondows and IUi nace Skylights 1n bedrooms patiO doors sundeck carpeton g KC School 01stnct LOTS OF POTENTIAl - GREEN TOWNSHIP - 180 acre farm located m Northu p area Two story frame older home w1th seven rooms and bath county water 16x60 concrete SilO corn c11b equipmen t shed molkhouse and barn On paved road THIS ONE HAS IT All' - Exceptional hom e nea r town leatures 2 l•mily room s one woth large stone fireplace and patoo doors other has a bar 3 BRs dream k1tchen has coo kto p microwave eye level oven DW dtsp and ra nge 14x2 4 lov ng roo m d1 nett e carpetmg and 2 car gara ge OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE - In the wolder ness of the Wayn e Nat,onal Forest 5 to 9 ac re tra cts ol woodland now avaolabl e ad1oonng thousand s ol ac re s ol government la nd Public hu ntong loshmg and ca mping peom1tt ed Pnces start at $3500 w1th lon ancong aoa ta ble ARE YOU lOOKING FOR A BRICK HOME! Then th 1s may be IUS! the one Convenoently loca ted on Rt 35 West thos home oilers a large I vm g room dm ng room 3 bedroom lau ndry - ASSUME 8'h% lOAN on lhi\ lovely 3 BRbr c< ran ch Seven yeao old beau ty h>S 1488 sq It ol 111 ng plus a 2 car garage Spwa l leatures are a 16x2 4 LR I " baths one and pay your pa yment s w1th the tent from the olher two DupleJ double w de and 11 fenced poo l ca n bE yours Rear dupl ex un I s COMMER CIAL OR RE SID ENTIAL - Th1s n111e refn g washer and dry er ab solutely lovely RustiC walls 3 BRs loll wood bur ner beamed ce li ngs 3 BR ~ ava1i2 bt e 1n front un1t w1th ~ • ! c hen IJV tng room ch1mnev lor wo odbU1 ne 1 basement hnth Double11.1d e 'la s 3 BRs ~1t chen 1v1ng ru011 and bath VINTON AREA - 11 77 ACRES M• l -Older stove $1 7 900 62x80 all ~ee l constr uctiOn wrt:h ~reproof msulabon Overhead CREMEENS ROAD - 53 acres rn i l l en acres tollabl e bal ance woods RemodeieJ home 1 ~2499 CLOSE TO HOSPITAL - NICe 4 bedroom ranch 1'7 baths wole approved kotchen central a1r garage of you need alarge i'<Jme at a bargain pnce call lor a si'<Jwng tooay ThiS wont last long at th~ JUST GREAT FOR A lOG HOME' 12 acres mi l approx 720 It level road front age Ru ral wa ter avaolable Close to town Call lor more mlo r mat10n KANAUGA AREA - Small mo~le home w1th add-{)tl LR kol bath oovered Iron! porch garage 2 outbuoldmgs cyclone lence $10 000 GREENFIELD TWP 74 ACRES m01 e or less Tobac co base 16x20 shed 34x40 barn Pr ced at $29 500 BEEF CADLE COUNTRY - 132 acres mostl y clea n hoi I pasture good fen ces I 4 stmy home large barn tobacco base front s on 3 roads near Mud sock Pro ced reduced to $56 900 $13000 --. rm t\m t:l!UI! l ruom ktiChf'n bath S1tat trr1 on <1 81dwell HR ~ f'V! 1wrr. I kJI n slot1 es 7 roo ms and bath new s1d 1ng ne w well excellent 24x4 0 steel bu1l d1ng Se vero! old buil d1n gs Only $37 500 OHIO RIVER LOTS FOR SAlE - TENDER lOVING CARE - Thos spht level home os 1n excellent condobon Has 3 bedrooms master veoy large l'n baths lully carpeted pabo & carport large level k>l Pnced very reasonable 100 m 1wo st ar~ home fed l u1 es tll' o baths dmng 100m kttchrn w1th new ca b nets d1sh .... ashe carpf'l lng flfpplace lull base ment !!a'> ~f'at bloc k 3 ca r RaraRe v ny std ng level lot w th htRhwrty h ontagP 011 Up prr Rt 7 Pll(ed reo uce d In $19 900 room I '; baths equipped kot chen car pelng sales and repatr l ocated across 1rom Sliver Bndge Pl aza wtth access to the Ohto R1ver Potenbal unllm1ted 1n g spore 4 BRs 2 balh s k Ichen w1lh e~e le vel ra nge coo>top DWand dosp 18d 8 lam HEY MR INVESTOR - You ca n mo ~e ,no a th1s r an~e central a• r and a 2 ca r garage crane has off1ce and baths Formerly used looboat A pleasure lo own 1' Ha ndsom e ranc h off ers O\ er 2 ~00 sq It n! I v tly roo m w•t h t~rl'nla cf' large l•vmg ro om w1th tlo l'l ~ ndows lau nd1v dm ng room w th !Ire place central ar r two story fr ame home has 3 or 4 BRs li"vm g room ktt che 1 ba th ca rpetm g woo r1burnmg COMMERCIAl BUILDING - lOVElY TO lOOK AT - l ncoled 3 miles below Eureka Dam Ideal tor campt ng bu•ld1ng 01 mob rle homes PRICE DRASTICAllY REDUCED ' OWN ER SAYS SEll THIS MONTH ' - R10 Cenlerpo nl Rd (Cherry R dge) Approx 75 acres wood land fr ont :. on 2 ro ads co un ty walet ~vi\tl il ble $2)0 per acre MAKE THIS YOUR NEW ADORE SS - 105 1<1neon Or1ve Th s ratH t '> 1yiP honw oiiP!~ 3 bedrooms 10x l 0r1tnf ~ nom ~ ~ r~1'l l r:l r ~r t1vtng 10om la undt ~ two tur h n CICf11 \ <~t tar. hed g:1 ra ge carpr ttnR ;m ~ C" 111al a1 GUY AN TOWNSHIP - 108 ace' mo ~e "' '"s located so ut h of Me1crrw •ll App1 ~ "OA. 11 table bal.1nce w oor1~ I J b<l LL n bJ t wlP r l'o tl l helo f•nanr:f' pnce FHA VA SPECIAl - 3 bed'Uurn n '" I''"' ' OUTSTANDING BUY - large ranch home 3 bedrooms 2 baths lamoly rm central a1r 2 car garage beautoful carpel You llloveth~ home Nl252 lARGE FARM - Good roltong land of 150 acres approx 40 acres tjlabfe 2 tare barns pond and tobacco base Out of town owner wants to se1 now woll conSider land contract. owner financong or offers. Located on Rt. 141 Ml!21 tree horne (Vetera ns nn down payrnl:' 1t) !f HA buye rs approx $1 250 down! Located on Rodney Voltage II WILL 8( YOUR PROUDEST POSSESSION! Beauto holly landscaped splendod whote bnck i'<lme exhobots approx 3100 sq It ollovong area woth 3 or 4 BR~ 3 baths 20x40 tamoly room dmmg rooon beautiful carpel Mellen offer; OW dosposal miCrowave and trash compactor ontercom aor condition 2 car garage IOx20 utility buddong. deck and 20x40 pool COULON TASK FOR A BETIER LOCATION Handsome Voctoroan home oile rs 3 BRs I ' baths laundry room lovong room family room carport unattached garage 16x32 fenced pool Kotchen has r!nge. relrog OW and dosp Nat gas heat and alum Sldmg located at the edge of town Calt tor an appoontment FOR THE PARTICULAR BUYER - You II be well ~eased w1th th 1s 3 BRranch w1fh approx 1700 sq It ollovong space Donong ooom lo vo ng ooom k !chen fam 1ly room Addot1onal leatures 111clude new custom drapes careenng. woodburnong stove deck cent aor carport and natural wood • dong Call lor appo1ntment �-·-~ ·--·· Page 0-6-- The 71 Auto• for Sale Times-Sentinel TOP CASH pold for late model u.ed c•rs . Smith Bulck-Pontloc. 1911 Eoot· em Ave. . Cell 01lllpolis 814-448-2282. 71 Auto• lor Sale 1973 Plymouth Scomp, 2 dr, h .t , V-8 , sutometlc, p.a. good condition, 1450. 1975 Dodgo Don, 4 dr, 4 opood, slant 1977 Granada, 4 spd . 6 cyl 2 Dr . 82.000 mi $1000 firm 446· 7629 74 Cadillac excellent co nd1 tion, $1 ,000 00 or best offer . Call 614 ·379 · 2314 e, new shocks, good condition, $990 . 814 ·985 3817 1983 VW rabbtt 4 dr. GL. am · fm stere o cassette. p s . rear defogger & w1per 992- 3517 1980 Chevy Caprtce SW loaded, ekce11em condition . Clol 61 4·682 · 7602 . Oak Hill, Oh 1976 Monte Carlo fa1r cond , runs ell good t~res , new ba"ery , AC , Power Windows . power seats 305 motor . 5400 Call 446 8114 197 7 Camara good co nd . loade d w1th e•tras . S 1 . BOO 1978 VW Rab bit , good co nd . $1 . 700 Ca ll 446 4230 1969 Pontiac 4 d1 . 53 .000 orgmal miles . good tr ead t1res . A 1 m otor . b o dy o k ay Cal! 446 1771 1972 Cadillac Coupe full power . chmate control st e dark blue e•cellent reo cond Call 446 ·05 77 1967 Pon t1ac Ftr ebud Ca ll 446· 1 387 197.2 Fo rd Tor1 no sta t1on wagon A 1 cond Alot of TLC . $800 Call 614 388 9362 1975 F1at X 1 9 e111cellent cond1t1on removab le top Call 446 ·659 5 1982 VW Rabb1t dtesel. 4 dr. auto. am · fm . !!teel belted rad1sls w1th low mtleage 614 ·446 .7389 1 980 VW Swrocco 5 speed. a c al u mmum wheels with stee l belted rad1als Call 6 14 44 6 · 7389 1 978 Chevv Cap r1ce Clas s1c 4 dr a m fm ste re o tape p s povv~ r w1ndows & door locks vel o w 1ntenor ne w pa1nt Mu st Sf!(! & dnve t o apprec1a te 6, 4 · 446 ·7389 1978 C ttmaro Z 28 $3500 Ca ll 304 ·88 2 25 46 1969 Ca m ero 350 4 speed . 51.100 00 30 4 675 1600 ask for Jnn l1velv 71 Auto1 for Sala 1&74 Dido , 2 door. II crl.. auto.. good cle1n cond . 1898.00 . 301·878·5081 . '73 Chevr pickup 307 . 3 opood. 1200.00 or boot otter. ce1h end cerry . 30•· 87&·&&02 or 304 -&782226 . ' 75 Laguna Chevell . 4 new radial recaps . new brakes. AM -FM 8 track 304·676 · 5628 1979 Plymouth Arrow hatchback . Custom wheels. am -fm radio. cassette. sun roof 2635 S3695 304 · 675 · 72 73 Truck1 for Sale New tMJck fend~ra & doon . Chovr fondoro 1711.88. Chevr dooro It 8& . Ford fondoro 1711. Coli 114·2&1· 1210. Muot ucriflco 80 Chovr aport ahort bed truck. exc . cond.. 1 owner, AM -FM, cerpet , double rutt proof. tinlted glass . blue & black Wtth stripes. 84.600 firm Coll614-367·7833 1976 Ford 4x4 new tires. good cond . no rust Call S450 00 304·675 -1219 1964 Bu1ck Skylark. new new battery. b la ck 1ntenor. whrte e•terior, Ra diO. auto . PS . real good shape , S1 .000 00 f1rm Phone 304 · 675 -2902 after fires 6PM PM 30 ·675 -5730 lo•d•d with extras, 13,000. Coli 441-0115 . 1981 Plymou1h Trollduotor. 4WD. AC, 45,000 mlloo. oxc . cond . Coli 441-2821 . 1969 Ford Van runs good. S166 Coli 814·986.4346 . 1979 Subaru station wagon. 4 wheel drive. exc cond . $2 ,900 00 895·3681 1975 Ford 1 ton LWB 360 engme. 4 speed . 10ft bed SBOO Ca11992 ·3194 tJ&n body . roll up back door . pnce S5. 600 00 Phon e 304 ·458 ·1031 1878 Hondo CBX &crllnder, allver-black, mint oond .. new tlr11, f•lrlng. Call 448· 0&48 oftor IIPM. 1981 Han do ZSOR, good condition . Coli 448-3849. 1977 Honda Goldwlng GL 1 000. full drassed , new acc,alltheextras , ex . cond $2,260 . 992-2381 or 992 - 1979 Jeep CJ · 5 , 6 c vl w1th 74 992 ·6188. Motorcycles 1979 CM 400T good cond . 5600 or best offer. Call 446 ·4680 . m1les exc cond . 2 helmet , s1ssy bar & c hrom e. case guards Call 446 -4989 after 5PM '81 Suzuki 850 , full dress. shaft drive , exc . cond ., $2,400 . 00 . 304 - 882 · 2480 1980 Yamaha 650 spec1al. good cond1110n, 4,100 miles , $1.300 00 . 304 576·2846 1-:-:-::-::------ - - 1983 V-65 Magna Honda, 83 Honda 750 shadow. 2 . 100 mtles. exc . cond 2 helmets Ca ll 614 446 - Vans & 4 W D. loaded Motorcycles 260 9 304· 1_ _ _ _·- - - - - - ,. Honda, CL360B, 1975. Ex · 1982 Honda C8 650. 2300 1979 Ford C 600 With 22ft spd . 74 cellent condition . $650 . Call 1970 Ford Yz ton PU . 6 cyl . s1andard. runs good, $300 73 1976 Olds 442 . eke cond • 68 .000 m1les. S2.300 00 Co il between 3 00 and 7 .00 1978 Joop CJ·I, 8 ayl .. 3 spd. . 614·256·1258 . Call 614·388 ·9367 1974 Olds Delta 88 , new st1c ker . new starter new banery good work Citr , Vana & 4 W.O. 3738 April 22, 1984 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo. 3.000 m1les Eke cond , never abused, good t1res $3 , 400 . 00 3288 74 76 Motorcycles 1979 KDX 400 . 273 mlloo. 1798. Coli 441·8221 75 79 Motors Homes S. Campers Auto .Parta S. Acceuorles 13 ft . self contained l81sure Truck topper for Doteon or Toyote pickup . Ootaon bed Products camping trailer Has everything . Call 446- with oxlo . 304·878·4204 . Boatl and Motore lor Sale 77 16 ft . liohlng boot. 20 HP 4138 . Call 446·3637 Correct Craft & Ski Su· preme, family sk1 boats . New & used . Parkersburg . WV 304·422 -8433 or 304 · 422·2367 76 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. U S . Auto Parts & Accessories 667 ·3386 304 ·675-5462 Ca ll 614 · 367 · 895 ·38t2 1 976 Co r vette lo aded . S8200 nego11able. 304 895 -3967 after 5 p m STUTES STUCCO and PLASTERING PAINTING- interior and ek · terior. plumbing, roof1ng. some remodeling. 20 yrs . axp. Call614-388 9652. 3t82 STEAMER . Water remove!, furniture cleaning, free elti· mateo 304·675·2295. 446 · 7249 or 876 -1 590 drJwnl11wn Fi room•. ~ h~'d rOilrn' l1til h;J'.t'rnPnl n·ce largr tronr [)(llr h No upkt>o:p N1 ce N1u' f,·Hl:P l1 .1dP 'rPPt., Low liiKP< H11fllt• nu ·r101 11r1 r tlf'f ~ U1 Jt~lO mod ern ~1t c hen Pr1 ce on ly $29 900 00 ~590 lpvt'l to genllv ·olhrw lanrl 80 tlllble !ron t r~ge on 3 roar1; all m.nrral nghls 1111luclf·f1 HJ ) 70 barn ~'f)Lupment ~nPd\ co1n wh\ ~.Jr f!J::P ·1 lJ+·rlroll' n'-. I txllh· r1 mnrJpl,'i) li!rtrl h011 ,1 m ,•rod rmlrh t1 on Mu(f' 1' 1•1 lld.Jil t.l l1 I I''~"~ ~ 603 I rt ~ l ll ' ," M11; r'•' ·n1' •'' 111 "'J 11 P \ l (l lrl j!(' l:•UI I i1 1', ri ll #563 ATTENTION CITY COWB OYS Hi!VP 'II II .t · '' 'y . '1 ,1' 11'fl( I'll ' I j)il"\ li lft' II"YIItl •1 ;j( rP\ I 1(111' I ll II"<;~ mr l1,d n~_· , !hi '''' l"·drr,nlll hO I O(' ill )\ A trw 11111" lr•JII Gal lr ~·oil s Ext.:t'l lt •ril .-m l lin r., 'n ll ilJ ,J< well r~ ', nf w r1(11 1ll' :-rrht ru rt1on lar ge hi1 111 p11r tw o Jnrtrr· 'Jwl·llrg, poncl \ 'uCh!•d ,\ 1\h ,- a tf1~ l 1 b<~s~ lllfl blt11'1ill \ l <rtl ' 1(,r, !f ir li' l\11 ' (..JIII11r r1 , ~10 1'. 11 1 ~. il'lti bf ~ Uf rJw,r·r1 #437 • ACRE 1969 MARRIOTT HOME Ill 11!1111 IJO III! .' Od lll\ I bll(froom', l? x60 mobile /1(H11f' \ rnm 1 •Hl .JOPifl( . 111 rr nl land Blllll m r<1 bmPf<;, f-la~ r ~ nr,r rur <~I wal"r ~~ ::. l t·rn lu"l 011 tnr ce rl a~r fur nar fl All ot lh1s lor St I>'I>IIPII only $6 000 r)Q ' #600 2 ACRE S IN THE COUNIRY houSf. w1lh 3 01 I~S1blr 4 t>Pdr oum\ k1ld1en wrtll bu1!11n CJ bmrt~ storm wmiJDy., c, .tncl (Jrlo rs lar ~!' hwldm g, approx 32 x60 ora tPd on \~tate I llrh way C;! ll lor your apJXJ!nlmentnow ~3 64 7 room Owner l 1 rnnc ~ n~;. ~urcl2t k rur ,l' water \eptlc '" l·~trm Pif'Cinc Buy 1t w1lh camp1n ~ t · ~ ~ IL r ur 11 !hau l ro nueiP pad Grt>iil f IShlnKr Buy ~nd rnow 1 1 ~ ht 111 #584 lOW DOWN PAYMENT. OWNER FINANCING Are you loo k m~. lm a 7 hf>rlroom hnme ovE>rlookm)Z the Oh1o R1ver llrth li ttle ma11 1 len~ 1 1CP. 8egmner home or retirement homr We STATELY HOME - Sttlmg on 656 acre of woodland and I 6mes mi l can also Ill' putchased Only 2 mtnutes lrom crty Features ' lor mal entry , llvm~ room and formal dtmng room, modern kitchen cozy lamtly 100m wb hreplace. 3 bedroom 2 balhs wtth tub and sho.,..er 2 car 8 114% mterest rat~ assumable to qual1fred buyer Shown I l $21 50000 6 95 ACRES VACANT AND OFF RT 35 RolilnR land - BeSKir olrl US Ht gh way 35 In an area thal ts rle veloJ]ng last Rl Jo short ri1Siance west ol Galltpolls Gel rt now #544 8 ACRES l'vllhtn 10 mtnule dnve to downlown. Galltpolls. Oiy School Sys· lem Has hookup for mobtle home Gallta Rural Walet. electnc and sepbc lank Ntght lt ghl on pole 200 It frontage on Graham School Ill!. Timber Bwlrltng •te> Call now #477 • w:~t~r 8 I I I I NEW LISTING - Addtson nPar P0. l bedrm hou<eand 31ols 1I elot w1th mobile t1o me "hook·up· Lr. metal bldg w1tl1 (l';o·car e I garage Fe nced vatd $29 000 00 I SWIMMING POOL Wtlh 3 bedrm l10me. IR catport. lamtly room. • IIVtng 1111 . adapted 101 woodburnet. Madtson Ave $46,900 DO I tUREKA 2 bedrm conage. 2 baths. located tn "Dowmtown I • Eureka " close to Galhpohs dam ~te P11ce only $22.000 00 I . OWNER I TO A -Home, Bu_,ess or Rental p10perly Home has been completely redone New wtnng plumbtng. c~ rpcl. elc 3 bedroo ms. 2 baths, modern lufchen. mud room. lam1ly room. wb l11epldce la1ge buMdmg used as a blJS'ness. Look lhts o'"r CONTEMPORARY- Ce<lar and brtc' ' \1lG ' ranch Sitbllg on 3 acres overlook111~ the va"· jl,\.t l't1l\) • ""' baths Featunng a • Ctty schools APPROX. 1 ACRES OF lAND wtlhtn lhe c't;. has beauttfut 3. bedrm bnck home Ptcluresque VIew ol the Ohto Va ll e) 3 wb • hreplaces and ouldom It replace gnll Step·down hvmg rm • decmated wtth solid chetry paneltng and tnm Pegged wk floor.; . • ltbtary wtth ad101ntng solanum 21'. baths Pnvale oHtee oHmaster . • bed t m Call Ken Morgan lor addrttonal tnlonnalton • ST. Rl 35 - MoJern 4 bedtnnm '""-' '"G •decoraled I ormal ltvtng & dtntng room La SP.L£ P£NO\" .. :w b. ftre~ace Ctly sc hools Pnu·d $52 000 uu NEW LISTING - Ownet wtll take a mobile home m on trade Modern 3 bedr oom ra nch mce famtly room, 13~:24 l1vrn g room Modet n eat tn kttchen Ctty school~ POSSible loan assumplton Pnced onlj $33.900 00 I ONE OF THE BEST BUYS ON THE MARKET _ 3 BEDROOM BATHS. NICE l~EL LAWN. KYGER CREEK AREA CALL FO~· ~ SHOWING YOU LLLIKE THE PRICE AND THE HOME $37,500. .I . I 2 extr a mobile home hookup5 Pn ced 1n the 20s STATE Rl 218 - 3 bedroom homa 2 balhs. kttchen. lormalltvmg 10010. d1ntn& lamtly room, 1.92tl SQ ~ carport, covered patio, carpel and slidtng doors off patto Slnrage butKltng. 1.5 cres mole 2 ACRES MI L located on St Rt. 35. Good butldtng stle Has a mobtle home hook·up Well water also a water tap and a stnragE butldmg Ctly school s POMEROY - Contetnporarv rn" uc'O An acre ol WOOO · land more or leS'o\t\'Cl t~,lO - ·-~' un lhts specta l one Pnced tn lhe 50!< .... ct nnanctn& NEW LISTING - A·frame hoiN! Sitting on .69 acres ol pa~tal woodland. Modem 3 bedroom. I ~ ballls, kitchen, hvtng room Enclosed porch and 1h basement Priced ooly $28.500 00 • ·.RENT OR LEASE COMMERCIAL BUilOING alonp. Co urt Sttee1.1 : HAS HAD TENDER LOViNG CARE COOROI~~frD ~ WAS BUllT ANO IT SHOWS' COLOR ~E~:~s. EQUIPPED KI~~E~~AO~~~~ J~f~~~~~ 1 · RANGE, OISHWASHER. FORMAL DINING AREA 4 ~?~ION ROOM WITil POOL TABLE. TV AREA, 2 CAR GARAGE or less. crty schools lmmed1ale possessiOn LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOME IN Clft' - ~m Avenue Answer:"( I 814·446 -3888 or &14·446 -4477 Phone Now arrange the drcled letters to form lhe surpr1se answer. as suggested bv the !lbove cartoon I I r' rI I J( I 1 J (An,..... Monday) I SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating , Rt 2 Neal Road . Point Pleasant. W Va . 304· 676·5420. L1censed and Insured JumDies GAMUT PROXY FUSION DEBTOR Answer They deCided to appomt h1m cnret cook because he had th iS- THE " POT" FOR !T 121 ACRES - WALNUT TWP, APPROX 50 ACRES TILLABLE ~~~A~~O~f~~O~~~~KBAS[ COULO BE GOOD PRODUC: ~r2:o~s ACRES - NORTH GALLIA AREA LOW I.OW PRICE ~M:~R~~Dr:~DS MILL ROAD OWNER HAS PLANTED APPI E Mill ROAD. S25.000TRfiS. Basements, Footers. Concrete work, Backhoe's. Dorer & Oitcher. Dump trucks. & water·gas -sewer· electrical lmes 85 Shop . RUSS AND MAX ELLIOTT CO. Real Estate General Electrical W1nng . Call 446-8515 or 446-0445 tfc General Hauling Need something hauled away or something moved] We'll do it . Call 446 · 3159 between 9 and 5 . SHEET METAL WORK We make custom duct work . We Repair furnaces and Heal Pumps . GALLI A REFRIGERATION CO . 614-446-4066 James Boys Water Serv1cv Also pools filled Call 614- Ditch Witch Model 2300 M -4 for &ale. Call after 5 P.M 614 ·592 · 5685 or 614 ·443 -9751 Dotson's Tree Service Insured - Free Est1mate 304- 256 · 1141 or 614 · 446 · 1175or614·446 ·7911 James Bovs Water Service . Also pools filled Call 614- 256 · 1141 1175 JIMS ~~ IMPIIOVE or 614 . 446 · WATER Bill's SERVICE Call Jtm Lan H:!r , 304 ·675 · Nu· Pnme repliicemenf w1ndows S1orm windows & doors Alumrnum & v1nyl Siding Hew met Patio Covers How met screen rooms Mobti@ home awnings Aluminum utility bu1ld1ngs 691 Mtller Dr1ve 576·2897 Starks Tree Trimming & Removal lawn mowing and maintenance. landscaping. 1 0 Pet off all estimates 87 84 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Galhpohs 614 ·446 7833 o• 614 · 446 · 1833 Elec1rical ENTS y.O 614 -446 · 7911 OJ 7397 304-676 ·2010 446·2642 Free Estimates SOLUTION Pasquale Electric Co all phas es of electric work , all work guaranteed . Aerial truck rental. 614 446 - Elec1rical work , all phases. free estimates, reasonable rates. qualified electncian Contact Ron Huffman. 614 256-1683 D DAY REFRIGERATION SPRINGTIME SPECIAL- 24'x44 ' double wtde . 7 years old 3 bedrooms. balh . hvm g room, tamtly room carpeted, ftreplace Rural water . septtc sys · tem LP gas heal. central atr Shade trees Near Soulhwestern Htgh School. $27 .000 #535 SUMMER PLEASURE - Beautilul mground fXJOI and wrap-around deck. Used 1 summer Ranch style home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, kttchen complete dtmng room, full fim shed basemen! wtth lam tly room. bw~ ·tn bar, fireplace Approx 2 acres overlooktng nver #553 SALES • Professional service for appliances. heating. cooling and electnc Sell and install Amana , G1bson. Kit chen Aid Residential. Com . mercial. lndustual 304 675 · 4819 or TM 814· 388·8274 . D. DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Professional ser vice for appliances. heatmg , coohng and electnc . Sell and install Amana. G1bson . Kit chen Aid Residential . Com mercial , Industrial 304 675 - 4819 JUST LISTED TRI-LEVEL HOME. MOBILE HOME PARK PLUS ACREAGE. Good location Home leaturtng 3 bedrooms, lormal dtntn& lamtly room, 2 baths, ftreplace. 2 car gatage. large covered patio 11 space mobile home patk 27 acres Gtve a call tor more WARM AND INVITING THROUGHOUT explatns tht s 3 bedroom ranch Ltvtng room. dtmng and krtchen combined bath . ubltty room. l car garage matntenance lree. n~e •ze end lol Pnced 111 rmd 30s #525 #570 m9 Clcross from c1ty parkmg tot m down fown Galltr«JIIs • • •: NEW LISTING - 45 acre larm tn Guyan lwp 9 room hamel b/turnace. lob barn and oulbutldtngs 3.001llh loh Traceschools.e Pnce $45.000 • 1150 YR 010. 1 STORY "FEDERAl' BRICK HOME. 1 mtle trom crty Stlualed on 1 acre at land. etly waler large rooms lots ol1 • character Also 2 adjotnmg butldtng lots Call lor mme tnformalton. .NEW LISTING - Beauttlully •tuated 011erlookmg lhe Oh10 RIVer . • along Lower Rtver Rd. nestled '"lrees. and watlmg lor YOU I family • 4 bedroom home wtlh formal dtmng rm . lg ltvtn g tm wtlh • ftreplace. also solid paneled den wtth wb hreplace. Appt ox 3,000. • sq ft of ltvrng area 2 car garage w1th work area Pnc P.d m 90's.• • : . : I : I· I I APARTMENTS FOR RENT WE NEED LISTINGS - UST WITH US A HOME WITH ClASS' Clde1 qualrty but~ home 3 bedrooms. k~chen 1ncludes range, bath. IMng 100m wtth fireplace. lormal dtmng Full basement. Garage Latge lawn and garden atea $36.500 f560 OLD CHARM - Spactous rooms. some rerrodellng already done New kttchen new balh lovely hreplace but strll work to be done 1acre w1th ru ral water and septic system Pnced at $23.000 #552 MINI FARM - 14 acres New but ldtngs Modern 7 ·room house 1500 SQ ft Large rooms. ktlchen excepbonal. all catpeled Bnck apron. ~n~ •dtn ~ 2 new barns run nmg water aPIJroX 1500 lb tobacco base-baste quota 4 lev~ producltve acre> Crty schoos #543 • . • • LOVELY TRI-LEVEl - Ntce flal lawn, good location Home has 3 bedrooms, ltvtng room, tamtly room. krtchen, dtnmg area, utifity room. 1II balhs. 2 car garage. cenlral atr, nalural gas, paho gas gnll, above ground pool Pnced al $64.900 ' 1 'I we tleed ~tgt g 1---------...;....,.L--..J, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • o1 I ! 1 t 'I' 1 w I 4•11) 11'bh ' 23 Downy duck 2 4 Soulh fence - g Nl'OpOIIIi1 11 l nl k d.1ncf' 8? .J urnpe d Am er iC<l ll {]4 Peeb an1mal 85 \\' ord o ! 2S Got! mound 86 Ord ,nanCl'S the k nee ~ 28 o ,sr ance 88 Per u5e 89 W an mea sure pi 90 T ::J ma k e dCII y 3 4 N a11v c metal 94 B.:11gams 96 Yo ung q• r• 99 POSSeSSIVf' pr onoun dry1 ng ma ner s 40 Con cPrnm o 4 2 FOnd le system Blacklop road Sl Rl 325 40 ACRES LOCATED AT VINTON - Land ts woooecl #549 43 Harb or 44 M errv ti S v as t aqr> ye> <19 1 oi l:, l ru ll !>5 Cuts 56 1re ale(l ma iiCI OU~Iy 59 Roc ky h•ll 60 f-or ~r>h i11 62 lnd1v1du 11 ~ G 1ace ful l_11rd DON'T IIISS THIS bnck and alumtnum stdm g home located m the Rutland area 3 bedrooms lull basement 16'x32' tn·giOund pool Alll hts and more sttuated on 89 of an acre Pnced '"I he 40s #498 JACKSON COUNTY - 105 acte latm 2 stoty old er home. 3 bedrooms, bath. ktlchen wth bwlt m range and oven. dtshwa sher. liv 1ng room #55! iMPRESSIVE INSIDE AND OUT - lmmac ulalely kept and bea utllully decoraled 1900 SQ fl oil IV mg space. 7' , bath s eq utpped ktlchen. lamt ly room g.31age lo w monthl y heat1 ng budget Cen lfal aH N1ce lawn Rl 35 loca lton #522 2 BEDROOM FRAME - 3 year old tan ch wtlh ap pr o~ I ac re lawn Amen1! 1es rn clurle rull bath. k!t c!l cn drn1ng room . liv1n g ro om front porch. sl1d 1ng gla ss cioors oil d1n1ng area Poss1ble loan ass umptiOn wrth low 1nter es l rat e #514 ~449 YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE EASY wtth owner tel ms and a good down payment New carpel lresh patnl, 3 bedrooms. bath. ltv tn g room wtlh butll ·tn bookshelves. eat ·tn ktl chen Carport '? acre law n Pr tced to sell ' #538 UNIQUE-DISTINCTIVE' 3 bedroom ranch Coo•der one of Gallta County' s vef'/ best Ktlchen breakfast area lamtly room, llvtng room. maslet bedroom has l~rge walk·tn closet.<Jresstng room. 3'' bath~ shower stall, dt~ded basement 9 acte estate Must see' Green Townshtp ~544 PERfECT STARTER - Prited at $39,500 Ru~tc style. 2 bedrooms. hlling rom wrth open beam cehng and open stauway to balcony and 2nd bedroom ltvtng room dicong 1oom. kitchen, bath wrth ublrty area ACREAGE - 31 Rollmg Aet es Parttally wooded Ctl y sch ool dt SIIICI Butld lo sutt P11ced al $15550 #507 ASSUME LOAN - Very spaetous 3 bed room home 2 baths. atlached 2 cat garage Over 1800 SQ ft wtth addtbonal 640 SQ fl lob e hntshed Ntce carpet th roughout I arge level lawn ()ty school dt~nct #49S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ra nch style home IS look1ng lor ThiS 3 bedroom a new owner L1-v · tng room dtntng room. lamtly 100m. ktlchen, fur· nace ro om Forced atr 011 furna ce. also wood · burnCI Barn. lobacco base. 6 acres $25.000 #537 #561 t! IIJS4 Ce ntur) 21 Rul Estate Corporauon il:i uus~forthe NAF' ~and .. - trademartl; :; ofl' l•niUr\' 21 Real t~...tah· forporallnn hm tPd 10 I .S A f,qualllousmg Opponurmy Cil' EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENT'LY OWNED ANDOPEIIATED. 6 5 S,-mb ol lor lanthan L•m 66 Ct1a 1dcan 69 Harvest s o ! IC(j 1 1 Suc~p 36 Pelldlll 1y •1 ~ J 7 La ndo•d 39 PPr10r1 oil t1me -1 0 Ag lWI p i1 Cl' ~ 1 tl l Willi >::8 qO!l\dl • r l.l 1 ·I • '' 1 JJ 10<! vessel ]~{) LikPilf' V, ~I. iJ\1.1 I • •r A ' " ., 158 Cra lher ~~~ Judqrrwr 11 :u •60 W1111t•r ·,· Cl111 1t " •v• ·Cl · ,. ' " 'lllii .J/ DI':>U .. H()I " I /]till vr•h1r I•" • 16 1 Fem .Jh• I I ' o- .~ ••1• "' 1 • I 'l)f •,;, rr(lpl'l lp( I'll r • •ct lnruuu' 1 E• .! III Fl lt •... 2 I ''t'lt>s~ ] [ f' JO <II ('(j • 11 1 •t·rl•un > '• ~ e1.11 '> f 111, SPil l! ul 1 ~l,mhcll t ~ , N r .l ' CJ o lWd~ ·18 [ ur o po--.1 "• 1 J 111 -Jullt " ' J •( ~ t'h ~ V L. ' 'o.H.! 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IX)nd and new lence with 8 acres FHA ass umable loan 103 01ocese 104 Fruit annk 105 PrOh!OII S 106 Wedrle :, tQB Wheel lrd( K 109 Rodd abb 1 10 Spi:l !IISh lnr 111 Flymq ga me s monl< e y YOUR CHOICE - Buy thts ratsed ranch home wrth 3 6 acres or 8 acres 3 bedrooms. 11•; baths, lull basemen! wtfh 24•24 lamtly room and stone fireplace. ullhty 102 Cha1 rs 47Sel ot 64 1 4 ~, ~ !)\1 \ 0 1 Ill~ >:irJ Ernt.Hdct· W<u qotl 4 1 S n arf' 4£ I OO I< Pc; 92 !tf'f<llt• 100 S prC JO !o• 36 C IVIIIfi[U r y 37 Ma lurc J B P1g oen pa sture and woods Perry Town sh1p Gallipo 11s sc hool li W<IY '{ 3 5 Le gal ATIRACTIVE HOMESTEAO - 70 acres 8toom home. batn machtnef'l shed and olhet oulbutldtngs Tobacco base App10x 35 acres leva crop land The rest ts illdiVIdll 140 AI' lor f' 14 1 l i!!i \4 ? Ar l1rlr· 143 Nea r 1<14 0d ni S'l ':>0 1101\o 26 Res t on 33 1 eulon•c GRAPE VINES. LOCATED ON WOODS • 139 Clo~ 32 Pr 1nter S measur e ~532 ' l )fi bottom s 76 Plunge 77 Juncture 78 Openmq 11 1 30 Space 175 ACRE FARM - HARRISON TOWNSHIP Pasture and hay larm Suttable to t cattle and sheep Some producttve leve l land , toba cco base. over 2,000 small Chr,slmas trees Sp11ng develop ment 2 story, 3 bedroom house Some remodele· tng done Good barn and other butl dtngs Ca ll no•' Barns, cellar and cellar hou se 7 4 $ h ()(> Support 22 Te st #477 NEW F~RM LISTING -CLAY TOWNSHIP - 128 Acre farm lormerly used as datry Qualtty bwlt bnc~ home with full basemenl 2 bedroom apartmenl · tncluded Large barn loatmg shed, tobacco base. Silo 2 ponds. GIVe us a call lor more detatls 6 Ma sts Surg1CO'll lhread 2 1 Poker stakes COME TO THE COUNTRY and gel away lrom tt all 3 bedroom ranch, l 1h <~cres Woodburner Storage butldtng Only $21.500 n 7? Pmch 16 PRICE REDUCED" - Owner needs to sell thiS home NOW' 3 bedroom natural •ded ranch l.tv111R room wtth ftreplace and calhedral cetltn g 2 full baths. ntce krtchen central a11 Ovet 5 wooded acres Wrthtn mtnutes ol Holzer Medtcal Center Call loday #526 p•pl,. Con l 81ncr 1 Lasso 11 ~536 #547 f I A C ROSS #515 SERENE AND PRIVATE - ThiS located tn Addtson Townshtp and surrounded by woods 3 bedrooms 2 lull balhs k~chen wtth dtntng area. latge ltvmg toom wtlh firepla ce. paM. iolrely tnground pool Appro< II actes SUNDAY PUZZLER tn!ormalton today VINTON VILlAGE - 3 bedroom frame home wtth krtchen, ltvtng room. balh 2 porches. mce Size lol Pnced to sell at $16 500 Fill YOUR DREAMS Of COUNTRY LIVING - Pnvale. yel only mmutes from town ThiS beaullful tn·level has 4 bedrooms and '" excellenl condmon E>lras tnclude ~tercom, large toyer. kttchen complele and I 30 acre lawn Call for complele detatls OJ 614 ·388 ·8274 REMODELED OLDER HOME - Tht s 2 slot y no me IS 80% remodeled Appr ox 3.000 sQ II oll1vtn g space w1th hvmg room , dm1ng room. 3 bedrooms . lull balh, ha~dwood floors, l uel otl lutnace plus Kmg wood and coal stov e Pn ced al $29 ODD ~521 .lARGE STRUCTURE ALONG 4th AVE. wtthtn • ght of Washmgton . • School, whtch ca n be uttlized lor •ngle lamdv 01 3 apartments . 1 Pnce $30,000 OLDER. BUT STATELY. 3 bedroom home along Locust Stteet.t 1 wtthm Slllhl ol Washtngton Schoo garage tn rear and plenty of • space lor a garden Pnce 40\ • • STEP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOlF COURSE - we • have 3 two bedroom apts for rent Prtct' starts It om $17 5 pere : month Adults only. 110 pet> 1 : Iii the 20's HOME. BUSINESS AND EXTRA BUilDING LOT or garden space. all 101 undet $20 000 Busmess was used as gas ~atton and wocef'/ Cozy 3 bedroom home 1 - We have 1ust l1sled 4 aetes olland whteh tncludes 800 leet ol . lrontage along Raccoon Creek ilJso has 3 bedtoommodulat home • and 28'x48' metal bwldmg whtch can be used lor boal storage and . • garage. Pnced 111 the 70& • I 8 6 ACRES - Mmr or lm Kyger Creek dtstnct 12x65 Slntll mob1le home. 3 bedrooms t I J tDIPEEM DELILAH UNI IL. 5HE DIDTHI5. ~547 YOU'Ll FALL IN LOVE WITH THIS STYLISH two ~ory home Wtlhtn mtnules ol lawn Modern krtchen, 4 bed tooms. basement unattached 2-ca t garage. 40'x30' metal barn. chtcken house. 47 aetes Ctty school dtslnct Ca Hlor an ap!X'nlment today SPtNU !OUR "YEAR AROUND" VACATION IN GALLI A COUNft'". t 16>146 barn wtth latge lort. stall s lor horses or cattle Crty schools Aw Pnced rxr Gallipolis, Ohio Good· 1 Excavatin9. basementa. footer• . drevewaya. aeptic tanks, land•caping . Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4637. James L. Davison. Jr. owner . tlond, Oh.614· 742 · 2903; 5AM50" LOVED has mtneral nghts, creek runs through lhe property Ttllable acreage on top No lease • 11 I I I I S or ret1remenl horr1P 3rd SO MUCH TO OFFER -ThiS 4 bedroom ranch has 3 baths. ktlchen co mplete. dtnmg room, tamtly room wrth butll·tn bat large master bedtoom wtth " 'dtng dOOrs to deck and beauttlul 36'x 16' pool 21treplaces, atlached garage Appto' 2 acres fl!i53 · J-4 BEDROOM HOME along Ga rtt~d Ave Beaulllul VIew overlooks • . th e Oh10 RIVer Ownet wtll sell lor $30.00000 1 largr grP.al room Moctf'rn .v ••t:ll w/ oak cabmets Very n1ce home hv1ng room tarn1!y room newly decorated kitchen Garage, IUNTEARj IJ Excavating J .A R Construction Co .Ru· ~542 from new court tlousc 2 lull llaths, 1 wb hreplace cent illf. • detache d ga1age pa rttally f1n 1shed hr1sement PncP 1n 30's • 2 37 ACRES - More or less Country stmosphere. only 4 miles lrom town Modern home 3 betJrooms 1~ balhs, 2 wb fireplaces, Plumbing & Heating II REDUCED $10,000- OWNER NEEDS TO SEll NOW' - Route 3~ West locauon 3 bed room tn·level h balhs, den. formal dmtn~ custom made cabtnets tn krtchen. lamt~ room. cedar lined walk·tn closet 2 ltreplaces. ante tan NatUtal gas heal 2 car gatage Don't miSS tho buy • 11 ACRES. appr ox 1 rrule !rom c1ty hrn1ts. c1ty ltont s on • NetRhborhood Rll Bu1 now fm $20 000 DO 1151 ACRE FARM •tlh mce house and •'ou1pmenr sl1ed .$8600000 • .PERFECT LOCATION lor lamtly or ret11 e-"' 2 3 herlmoms. across lt!vr tt #260 #571 loNLY 5 MINUTES BELOW GAlliPOLIS on Old Rt 7 4 Bedrm . home w h f1rept.1ce. I a furna ce. lr, kttr.lwn full basement Good . VIew of Ohto Rt.er Pnce $37.500 DO REMODELED 2·BEORM HOME along 411t Ave Acompecl home. • With many new leal ur~ Ideal begm ner or rebremenl home Only • CITY PROPERTY - 2 stof'/, 3 bedrooms, large lot Excellenl statlet VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE dec ks and many more arnPrltl ·~s Calf . I ~· 165 000 - TARA ESTATES - Bt· lev~ . 4 bedrooms, formal hv111g room and dtniORroom Large lamtly room 2 car garage !leek from krtchen Kyger Cree k Schoos 82 KI LOAN ASSUMPTION - GREAT TERMS! - Home pnced at $32.000. loan balance approx $24.900. 9';% APR. monthly payment $261 tncludes taxes and 01surance Very mce wrth 2 bedrooms. bath. livmg 100m with hreplace. ktlchen. dtntng room lui basement Gas heal Unatla ched gm ge PRICE REDUCED - 4 bedroom home I modern home Located Route 7 above Chesh11e Tull basement. large ktlchen, large pleasmg livmg room l't, baths attached garage Latge well landscaped lot Reduced p11ce $41.200 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGALONG 2N DAVENUE - 7 500 squa re. feet .n bttllr.ilng. '-'. llua trd on a lot w1tll 22 500 sq l·" rl Plr' nry of . • parkm ~ drea • 30 A M; L QUALilY HOME & BARN NEW AD DAILY area Gre at locatton 1 I I #601 HOME - A-1 CONDITION o lhtS attractive bnck and lrame bt level home 3 bedrooms. 1'11 baths. livtng room wrth ftreplace, lam1ly room, kttchen With d1ntng area. utility room 2 car attached garage 11? acre lawn Garden lroom. library. lam1l~ rm . today lor an appomlmenl 'I" #598 of remolding . 304 · 458 · 1686. --I TABLE Put NtJ•nber 1 to work for • V1ne St. Gallipohs 3 bedrooms. 21':' baths, cent a1r formal d1n1ng. fiiiOf''J I l op rpr, lol\ (j ff •IHII l1t1U ,P 'NI!II lt!JOillS L,~ rJ)f'll'll ~ l)'lh )l)fll ', f.Ja t!l amt lull h.Lt'!l11'fll plu l LH 1;iltrlf.l' Goorl b;:u n ,1pprur 30 ~ 40' p!u· r IJJt k··n h0u ,1' .JOpro ~ ]}'l ]O Apprux I0 .1r tf'\ 11llrlhl'' anrJ 20 .1r w. tl•L:ur r ,.,.qh l.1 r._J r· ponU fk,HJtlulliJ t A:InP t; llh m1lr fmnlag r··on !:L1rktnp Slal r H11l'w1y Home Improvement Spe cialist. Home&, additions, roofing, patios. drywall, concrete, pointing, all types Fabric Pomeroy. Q14·992·2284. lenno1 Heatin& & Air Condt· homn& AU Types Insulation, ~534 ACRES -- 14<70 PAl RIOT HOM [ 111111 N,t1Pr ycj, thing. 304·458· 1666 . 83 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. • Al l J' ,1JIP 1,-,1 11 1t.~·druo1th b<~tl l !ur m door , i!l 1tl 1\ln(I OW'J N1 ce IUr! I ~ ·' f l l' / , f'l( l 11' rn ~11 1 11 11 tvlll h111 t 111 rd hln '-'1 ~ 1 ,1 ~ ra II'P dlld rpjrl r f'I Jl\H Will haul und, gravel. any · I HAKSY I I....____ KJ .. Services JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT- SEWING Machine repairs. ING. Rt . 1. Box 3&6, Golli· service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen polio. Coli 614·387-0676 Sciuors . Becky lane. Associale, 446-0458 Cathy Pope, Associate, 37!1-2748 Margaret Bty.~nt. Associate. 245·9277 REDUCED 011 thts 2 ~ory Federal brtck home located along le~. ul windowo . 304·875-1 560 . 'I' Judy DeWttt. Realtor. 388-8155 NEW LISTING - Beautiful L·shaped ranch. Thts home yo u be proud to call home A very spac~us and liveable home Featunng a lormal entf'/ . livtng room wtlh wb fireplace. dtntng 100m. large spaetous lamuy room wtth patio doors, 4 bedrooms. 2 lull bath> a complete and modern k~chen Thts ts a very emnom1cal horne to hve 1n large garage wrth ~ts of storage space and aectnc door opener Very well landscaped Pnced m the 60's E<eellent locatton Kyget Creek I Oi~nct. Shown by appl LocJ tt"J ur' Oll lt Rt 7 IH <~I G<IIII DOIIS Walk 11 w,~•'r d1.,play cd tJ' nets th rr-• rl"l!t11 mnb1l,, hn 11e< -- 1r co mr now $660 per m:mth Coul d Lw 6 roor1 1 llii C~ l1orn1• ~lw 2 room ~ lor t1ur, 1nr~.s - wllJ tew r ~ 0 11 !ravt' m1111 1 f lowe r \ h(,p " 111dl 1 ~, I OCf'l"l' ·,tor e :::.w y out ~tr: L'Jt ~. liu-.e' Phr,r" !or appomtn P·nl 1r ;,Pt' l i'JI· III 1)<11 1- bu 'illlf''>' 1r· 'tn,:r o.n-: l ~·· nl n~t1bile horn~>c, Glt'"'l r1pport tm rn1IY 1 Ont: ol G,1li1J Remolding, siding, interior and exterior, textured coat ing, timullted brick and nuco. 1hermo replacement ....... .... .. .. MULTI PURPOSE PROPERTY BEEF AND GRAIN FARM ~~ l)U II tv's l1ne')t 171 .:~n e~. mo1 e or one letter to each square. to torm 1001 orc•nary worat. J. Merrill Carter, Realtor, 37!1-2184 $20.000 - LOW COST HOUSEING - ONE ACRE. LEVEL LAWN VERY WELL KEPT MOBilE HOME HAS NEW CARPETING. EAT·IN KITCHEN HAS RANGE AND RErRIG COVERED PORCH KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS #580 Sleeping aga in! Business Electrical S. Refrigeration 4066 MINI RANCH - OVER 5 ACRES BEALJTI FUL LAND NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME RECENTLY REMODELED COUNTR Y 1\ITCHEN HAS WOODBURNER. RANGE AND REFRIG BARN. GARDEN SPACE KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS $34 900 ilnd w1 nd ow -s 6 roo m ranch st yle w1 th no upkeep, vmyl S1d 1ng Nal gas fu rnace byHorviAmoldandBoblee 446-6610 I approx $9.Cl00.1:10 down Monthly payment 149 1.06 tndudtng taxes & Ins Modern bnck home nestled '" 3 acres. Lots of pnvacy and secluston 3 bedrooms. bath complete krtchen and large eating area l arge hvmg room w/w b l1replace Huge laundry room Room for a beel or a horse Farm J)Jnd lor watenn g antmal~ or hsh1ng Pnced '" the 50's In Gnlilpolt'i Wa lk Ill '> hop Unscramble these lour Jumbles, Yesterdays Ohio R1ver Painting Co . Interior & Exterior painting . Professional painting 81 low cost. Free Estimates. Call ~THATSCAAIIBI.£DWORDCWIE ~~· 84 Plumbing & Heating S. Refrigeration r -· ,.,. . ,,+•'\... IN CITY 3 bedroom s. <;torm doors \.!:!1 removal . Cell 304·675 · 1331. Real Estate General u4udh(>~ Ca11aday CReaQto~' 25 ~cusl gt11eel, Qo.QQipoQlr. ~~to REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE $2 000 j1ftj}N}rn'il ~ 446-3636 Gl-- 446-4206 82 Fetty Tree Trimming , stump 304-675 · 2088 or 675- 1- - - - - - -- - 4660 ,. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING GET your carper SHIP Cor. Fourth and Pine SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN Realtym. ANYTIME Home Improvements 1163 Sec Ave Canaday REAL ESTATE TR 7 hardtop spor t s car, good bo dy . run s good . 52 , 200 00 304 675 · 2398 or 614·44&·2454. rienced roofing, in(:luding hot tar application, carpen· tar, electrician. meson . Call 197 9 Chrysler Cordoba very g o od cond1t10n, fully eqUippe d guod gas mileage S3.500 00 Phon e 304 Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Ouaur. and house calla can 304-&78· RINGLE'S SERVICE expe- Cell 614-388-9857. 304 · 675 · RON ' S Television Service. Home Improvements Marcum Roofing 8t Spout ing Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof ft . self contamed . runs on elec or gas. AC . new awn . $3 ,500 7833 trailer 614·258 -1182 1973 5th wheel camper, 30 IZis u motor to f1t 1978 Chevy Luv truck Ph o ne camping - Commercial and residen tial, free estimates Call 50 . CoolvdiP.. Oh 614 · Real Estate General S3 000 Call 446 ·0515 Want to buy pop-up camper in good cond . Phone 3046 75- 1036 after 3 00. scotch guard · water extraction, deodorizers. FREE etti· mates . ReiSoneble retea . Gene Smith, 992-6309 . 81 3 ektres $500.00. 304 ·882 ·2602 1974 Coachman 20 ft 52800 Includes h1tch 304 - Rt H & S Home Improvement• vinyl aiding, roofing, room addition, storm windows. stone . CoN 814·3&7·0409. Services 79 Mo1ors Homes S. Campers 675 · 2881 81 Home Improvements GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. 20ft . Over 20 used motorcycles .ncluding l&tJeral large late model Hondas and 1 Harley Davidson 1980 -80 ci Call 446 -2240, Betz Honda Sales motor. trailer , trolling mo· tor, swivel seats. $1 ,996 . 81 8ft truck camper 5500.00 Auto Repair The Sunday Timi!$-Sentinei- Poge- D-7 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo . G r PP ~ ; I! I " ~ II'. • f't1 C ll, ,r•r. i I ~ ~ V l'"' ' < ' 1- 1 P0 r'l ,, tlnlmf'r I ,, ,J• 11 • ' Jo J' ', ' ·~ , VP I <.,'-, I I / , ),nJ ! pi I'll 11 n J (ill ',: (.n i l •q lf'l\• ' 1 l:i .- Sa· - ,, r'l BC. L e11 ol • l~l " ',, �Ohio-Point Pleo$0nl, W. Va. I GOOD FRIDA\' SERVU 'E." - Elt•' ,., \l<· i~ ( 'ounty ministers and Wadtf'rs part id pa tt>d in th t• w eU-attend('(l ecwnPnical s.: • n · iu ~ of tht• \'l l'igs ( ~ounty Ministe rial As.•iodalion ht ·ld Friday at Uw Sacrt>d Ht>art f 'hurc ·h in Ponw ru~· . T llllst' parti c-ip at ing in tht> sen ·ifi>Wt'rt" l t~ft to ri gh t. frm11. th~ · H.f'\ . Fr. 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But therapists have said Billy could come ~~ l y is in a special rehabilitation pro/:ram for h<>ad-injury victims at Good Sa ma ritan Medical C<>nt<>r, Zanes· vi lle. Each day, hospital work<>r s ex<>rcise his a rms and lpgs and t ry to prompt him to respond to noises, smells and heat and cold, inanl'ffort CONVERSION VANS IN STOCK & READY TO GOI NEW & USED. (2) 1984 BUICK REGAL LIMITEDS 4 door , 1 Is medium blue, t Is light tan with vinyl top , both have same equipment Including 60-40 split seats, plush velour Interior, tilt wheel, air cond ., am-fm stereo. power windows. sport wheels & tow mileage. '1 0,800 IO relink thP nerve connections to hi s bra in . ~~~~~~~ue.~~~~= :~ Including V8 engine, cruise control. tilt wheel, air stereo, power windows, power door locks, 60-40 split am-fm velour Interior, wire wheel covers, plus much more . 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Hollywood Pages 5, 8 Serving Gallia, Meigs and Mason Counties . •TILT STEERING •DECK LTD CARRIER *TINTED GLASS •28 MPG 40 HWY DANCE GREAT APPROACHES 85 ~ Dancer and fUm star Fred A.tail'<' arrives at Century Fox Studios In Loco; Angeles with his wile Robyn In 1983. A.stalrereaches 1!5 on May 10, and will mark his birthday In <Oustomary style: quietly, without puhUc display. The mo.<;~ ret kent of stars, he has long tried to avoid tributes to his long and glory-fiUed career. (AP l.aserpholo). '2,900 Merrill, IN AND and Alan Evans Open Monday thru Friday 8 a.m.-8 p.m Saturday 8 a.m •. 3 p.m. m m (l] CD O CIJ rn 110 Columbus. OH door, dark blue with light blue cloth Interior, automatic trans., power steer ing & brakes. am radlo, air cond. , cr uise control, digital m Sports Network Atlanta. 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