http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a016536fd11d405852fc753af974af71.pdf 34015e04f7d613eb6faa66f21332a947 PDF Text Text Paga 14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeioy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 18, 1984 Winning Ohio Special Graphics Middleport; Ohio numbers CUSTOM SCREEN CLEVELAND (AP) The w1nn1ng nwnber drawn Thursday night In the Ohlo Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 326. tn the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the wln· nlng number was 6415. The lottery l"f1Xlr!ed earnings of $540,028.50 from wagering on Its daily game. eagan s PRINTING T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. J..09th running of the Preakness -PageC-1 SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. 'I ' Spring Special TO COMPETE SATURDAY- These "River Racers," the Melp County Special Olympics team, will compete In a sectional meet to be held at the Athens High School stadium In Athens Saturday. Ray Pulllns is the coach. Opening ceremonies are 9:15am. !Uid the public is Invited to the aU-day event. The team plctured,lrom lelt are lront row, Oeanna Freeman, Keith Friend. Tina Barnes. and Davey Estep; second row, Luanne So, Sarah Hannon, Laura Clark, Ben Skinner, Eddie Booker, Tim Harris, Andy Boggess, Maurice Smllh, Mary Jane CWTY and Marsha Mace; and third row, Hugh Roush, Don llufllngton, BID White, Mark Weber, Bill Lehew, Brent Larldno, Davld Might, Billy Neutlllng, David Karr and Ray Pullins, coach. Meets Saturday Hemlock Grove Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall. Area deaths ·~ Jame!!l S. Bu<"hanan James Sauer Buchanan. 68. Ash St.. Middlepon . who was extremely active in area Masonic Lodge organizations. died Thursday evrn· lng at Hoizer Medical Center. Born at Chillicothe on March t 1916. Mr. Buchanan was a son of the late Jesse and Emma Sauer Buchanan. Besides his parent s. he was preceded In death by his first wife, Helen Amick Buchanan In 1970, and a stepson. James Neut· zllng on May 8, this year. greatgrandchlldren Funeral services . will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. David Mann and Mr. Neil Proudfoot officiating. Burial will be In Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may cail at the funeral home Saturday from2to4and 7to9. Mr. Buchanan was an e:tctive member of the Middlepon First United Presbyterian Church where he was serving as elder as the lime of his death . He was a veteran of World War II having served In the U. S. Army . He was a past master of Mlddiepon Masonic Lodge 363. Free and Accepted Masons; a past high plies! of Pomeroy Chapter 81. Royal Arch Masons: past Illustrious master of Boswm1 h Counc\146; past commander of Ohio Va lley Com· mandery 24. Knights Templar: a member of High Priesthood 1honor· arydegree~; amemberoftheOrder of Silver Trowel, honorary; a member of the Knight Masons of Ireland; a member of Ohio Priory 18; the Knight of York Cross of Honor: Ohio River VallpY Council , and Allied Masoic Degrees . He was a member of the AASR. M.N.J .. president ofthefounhdivlslon ITA: a 32nd degree mason: a wonhy patron of Evange line Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star, and was Invited to join the Holy Royal Arch Knights, Templar Priests. He belonged to Feeney-Bennett Post 128. American Legion . Sutvlvlng are his wifP. Virginia Clatworthy Neutzilng Buchanan: two daughters and sons-in-law, Lynn and Charles Kitchm, Mason, W.Va .. and Nancy and JQt'Tapocsi. Springfield; a stepson and his wife, BUI and Sharon Neutzllng. Ches te r : a stepdaughter and her husband. Sue Ann and Huben Jolmson. Mason; a step daughter in law. Janice Neutzllng, Mlddlepon: a brother and sisle r· in·law. Grorge and Vera Buchanan, Pomeroy: two grandchildren. f ive s t!'p · grandchildren. and several cousins. Services will be held a 1 ·2 p.m. Monday al the Middlepot1 F'irst United Presbyterian Chu rch wit h the Rev. Wanda .John son and th<• Rev. Bennie Steven s offic ia ting. Burial will be in Riv.-r:iew Crtn('· t.ery. Friends may ca ll al the Rawilngs-Coats· BiowPr Funeral Home from 2 to 9 p.m Sunday. The body will be!Bkm tothf' c hurch to liP in state one hour prior tot hC' sPrvicf'. Weather foret·asl Panly c loudy tonight . Low '>o·lll. Southwesterly wmds 10 mph or lr". Saturday. mostly cloudy with a chanCC' of showrrs or thundf'r- Annual inspection set Roush Ohlinger; three sons and daughter-in-laws, William A. and Donna R . Ohlinger, and Philip D. and Carol A. Ohlinger all of Pomeroy and Terry W. and Coleen Ohllnger, Duncan Falls, Ohio; one brother. Conrad Ohlinger, Pomeroy; nine grandchildren and live The annual Inspection and super excellent master degree of Bos· worth Council 46 Royal and Select Masters will be Saturday. Inspeclion In the select master degree will be at 5 p.m. and super excellent master degree at 7:30p.m. ,James S. Buchanan Masonic services will be conducted by the Middlepon Lodge at 7 p.m . Sunda y a t the funeral home. Hennan E. Ohlinger Hennan Edward Ohlinger, 81 , Condor Street, Pomeroy, died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr . Ohlinger was born October 19, 190'2 at Winona, West Virginia the son of the late William and Clara Rapp Ohlinger. He was a lso preceded in death by two brothers and three sisters, Thennan Ohlin · ger. Troy Ohlinger, Clara Ohlinger. Margaret Katluyn Ohlinger. and Emily Ohlinger. l-IP was a coal mjner fot several years and later retired from Moore' s Stor>' in Pomeroy . He was a member of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church . HP is survived by his wife, Mildred Leolia J. Miller, 85, Mason. w. Va., dled Wednesday in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Feb.~- J.B99, in Staats Mill. Jackson County. W.Va., she was the daughter of the late Andrew and !':Iizabeth Casto Fields. She was also preceded in death by two husbands, Grorge Anderson and William Mlller; and by a daughter, Grorgia Anderson. Surviving are two daughters, Florida L. Casto and Susie E. McGrath, both of Mason; two stepdaughters, Savannah WUson of Point Pleasant, and MaryRoUlnsol Ca lverton, Va.; a brother, Fred of Staats Mill; five grandchUdren, seven great-grandchildren. a great· great-grandson and several step· grandchildren . Funeral setvlces will be held at I p.m. Saturday In Foglesong Fun· f'ral Home. Mason, with the Rev. Hennan Jordan officiating. Burial will be In Kirkland Memorial Gardens, Point Pleasant. 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Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, May 20, 1984 EXPLORER PICKUP Ge t tree ou co ndlliOJ'Ung' whet1 rou purchote the El!plorer ·o· poc~oge thal.nrlude~ E•plorf!f body\.de lope 1lnpe woth motchong toolgote lettea • Spetool doth and vtn)"l W!oltnm • Heodhner and moklingt • Alvmom.Jm doo• Ku ff plates • Broght reor wtndow mold111g • Sport whf!lel coven • Seat bock cover • Ch10me gnlle • Chrome rear contovr bumper • Bnghtlotlgote relito~e ha ndle • XLT door lrtm ponek • Woodtone m~lrumenl panel oppl~que • Delu•e color-ke\ed ~ eo! belh • Color-keyed corpehng • E~plorer u-Tone pa1nt • Au•ihory fuel ton k • l•nted ':31on • Tilt steenng ~eel• Power ~teerong • Fu·19erlip '~peed control• A..VVFM monaural rodlo • Corwentflf\ce group • l .ght group ~ Capital projects require local match COLUMBUS, Ohio IAP) - Local sponsors of mental health and retardation projects will have to share facllity construction costs with the state as a result of a policy being expanded by Gov. Richard Celcsl!''s administration. The same cost -sharing Idea, already in effect for new university construction, has sparked complaints from some colleges and quesllons from state legislators working on Celeste's propooed $530 million capital improvements budget. Director Chris Sale of the Offic<> of Budget and Dr. Clodus Smith '84FORD FOR 1\£ BRfAii Vol. 19 No. IS Copyrighted 1984 Dealin· Days"! rvports. At 9: 15 a.m. Thursday. the Pomeroy Unit took Hennan Ohlin· g~r. Condor St.. lo Veterans MPmorial Hospital ; Middleport F'irr Dept. to Rout<' 7 and County fl.oad 5 at 12: 31 p.m . for a brush fire: Pomeroy a t 1:13 p.m . toRoute7 for a btush fire; Middlepor1 , :!:51 p.m . De bra Gibbs from Fruth Phannacy to V£'tf'rans Memorial: Middlepon " ' 5:29 p.m. to Syca more St. for Keith McCany. to Holzer Medical Ct •nter: 5: ~5 p.m .. :\1iddleport to Route 7 for auto accident. no tnjurt.,;. and Rulland a t 12:13 a.m . rndJy to Mudford Road for Anit a Aeikr·r. to Veterans Memorial. unba Ohio weather rain possible on Sunday --Page A-4-- · Inside: Managl'll)ent said It has not been decided whether local groups will have to pay the same 20 percent share of new building costs required of state-assisted universities. "We haven't set (a figure! as yet. I think thai' s something that needs to be worked ou t," Ms . Sale said. Celeste's capital improvements bill contains $17A million to help communities build local menial health facilltles and $23.2 million for local mental retardation-developmental disability centers. It also au lhorizes $.118.9 million for higher education, with 66 percent of it going for renovation of existing structures. Those project s do not require local matching funds. But for the remaining funds set asid<' for new construction, Ms. Sa le said the state requires coUeges and universities to provide a 20 percent match. "We believe that this will result in more ptudcnt investment decisions." she !old the House Finance Committee. But som e apparently s keptical legisla· tors suggested it would force institutions to raise student fees 10 generate the matching funds needed . Ms. Sale said she hoped to apply the cost-sharing plan to menial health and retardation projects to be funded through the pending bill . She said the level of match might be less lhan 20 percent but could be more. ·· r hope t it won"t exceed 20 percent) but if tlwy generatC' morf> I'm going to le t them gPneratc it .·· Ms. Sale said. ""l"m not une to turn down a good proposal just bPcausc it' s morP local par ticipation than what we prPSumed ."" AEP official lashes out at coal critics Capital bill i~cludes $3.2 million for Rio improvements Sfovrn r ails were answered by local units. the Meigs County Emergency Jl;l e dica l Services AT RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER FOR SPRING SEASON 4 Tires COMPUTER ROTATED & s1sss BALANCED ............. . F-150 PICKUP MAY 26, 1984, AT 6:30 P.M. Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants · 4" to 10'. Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun . 1 to 5 $1450 . Alignment.. ................... . Leolia J. Miller RUTLAND ALUMNI BANQUET NOW OPEN RUTLAND, OH. r------------------------~--------~--------------------------------------- storms. High IJ0.8.'l. Chane<" ofra in lll percent tonight and 411 P<'IT <·nt Sa turda y. Extended ForL'Ca.';! STARTS WEDNESDAY - MAY 23rd "I NDIANA JONES T£MPLE Of DOOM" Sunday through Tuesday: Pauline Cunn ing ham . Ter esa Ccti!Nf, SOON: "TOP SECRET" & Chance of showers or thundt~r­ StrollPr. "CHATTANOOGA CHOO-CHOO'' stonns Sunday and a chancP ol showersandcoolerMonday. Fairon 1-------~--------------l.-------------------f Tuesday. Highs In mld· "lOs to low 80s Sunday. cooling to the mid-OOs to mid-70s Monday and to the 60s Tuesday. Low~ in the 50s Sunday and Monday lllld In the 40s Tuesday. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Ph. 992 · 5776 742-3088 Jack Anderson charges there's a fundamental flaw in the Olympic Games-Page A-2 An Ohio father has discovered that celebrating your son's graduation can be dangerous--Page D-l RUTLAN_D TIRE SALES MAIN ST. report-- By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS Dr. Clodus Smith's pleas to enlarge facilities at Rio Grande College and Community CollegP were apparently heard thi s past week when Governor Celeste's capital improvements bill Included $3.2 million in funding for thP community college. The money will be directed to new classrooms, a laboratory facilit y and space for faculty offices. item s Smit h said art> "very needed ."" Smith. who assumed presidency of both colleges last October. has been pushing the need for additional FAIRMONT. W.Va. tAP I - A power industry official is accusing environmentalists of mi sleading t hC' public aboullh~ perils of acid rain. A U.S. Geological Survey s um mary of 200 individual researc h project s spanning lJ years shows the acid rain problem "has been la rgely s table with some recovery" since the l!lffis. said J.E . ··Jack"" Kat lie. senior vi('{' president of American F.lect Jic Power Corp .' s fuel supply depa rtment . Katlic madP his rem ar k.' during ThrPE' RivPrsCoal Fesli\'al cere-mo· nies Friday . Katlic said just 21~ lakr>s around the country havp at·idit.\' problcm.c;;. and 2(X) of thoSf' arr in the Adirondack M ountains of New Y ork Stale. l"('prPSentingonly 4 percent uf Ihe lakeswiacPs of that re!(lon He said many of 1hoSf' lakf'o;; WPre ari di<' ''long hfoforc lhf' urban izat ion of the Mtdwes t."" Lnvironmcntalisfs say su lfur r m issions, mainly from co.:Jl -burning power plants in thf' Ohio VaUP\"a nd facilities for both colleges. "We look to having it on line as soon as possible.'' Smith said. "'We feel very good about lt. ·' Smith said it's too early to make plans for a new building, and noted that the $3.2 million doesn't Include funds for land acquisition. What Smith said he doesn't appreciate Is the fact the community college will be rPSponslble for putting upanestimated~percenl of the money to match s\Bte funding. Celeste's funding plan for the improvements program calls for agencies with access to "non· general revenue do lie rs" to match a portion of srnte capital funds. Thai represents 20 fX'rcent the community college doesn't have, Smith said. "1\venty percent jsdllficult tolind for an institution that continues to grow.·· he said. "Jt flies In the face of continuing development of the MidwPst. cause acid rain Others. including powrr and CO<.I l industrv officials, contend rnon• r('S('nrch i~"\ nPl:>clf>d to detPrminr thf' cause s and f'fff'f"ts of arid raln. campus." The college may have to go out Into the community with hat In hand to !lnance the matching money, Smith added. Smith said the plan for new classrooms was Included In a mission statem ent submitted lothe stat e. The new facilities are needed as the college's two endowed programs- the Emerson E. Evans (Continued on page A-41 ""The best that scienllsls tod" .v can SCI~· FLAPPING AND FLYING The annual lntemallona.l Chicken Flying Meet was held Saturday at Bob Evans Fann In Rio Grande a• the cry went out ""fly or lry chickens!" And Oy they did, weU, at 1ea•t some managed the feat. Chickens were brought In lrom as lar as Virginia lor Ute contest, which had a musical flavor to It this year, "ith entries like Jloy George !Uid Michael ,Jacko;on, complete with one while claw. (Times-Sentinel photo hy Lee 1\nn WPich) is th~:~t thl',V don't know .~· J\ atlic sa id. ·· E:vm the forest produc ts industl)'. which has a largrr s takC' than an~·onf' (in ht>allh\' forc-st s1. ra n doc umPnt no acid ra in da magC' to thP tr""' it dep<'nds upon for wood supply." Administration pessimistic about Persian Gulf diplomacy WASHINGTON tAP! A senior Reagan administration official is holding out only a slim hope that diplomatic effot1s will work In halting Irania n and Iraqi attacks on Persian Gulf s hlpping . Iraq claimed its warplanes hil two mort> s hips ncar !ran on Fliday , although U.S. officials said they couldn't confirm the report. Five oil tankers have been a ttacked and damaged In recent weeks. some by Iran and some by Jraq. The United States doesn't have diplomatic relations with either nation and officials acknowledge Washington has little Influence in persuading them to end their 3\>·year-old war. "'Prospects are rather bleak"" that diplomacy will be successful In halting the altacks on shipping, the latest targPiin the war, a senior official said F'rid av. He insisted on anonymity. · However, this official agreed with others hat ""a peaceful approach" must be tried . The administra · Uon is asking other countries to use what influence they have over the combatants. John Hughes, the State Department spokesman. told rt>porters Friday that for now. ··a vigorous round of diplomacy ... is c learly thP Initial way to go ... to defuse the situation diplomatically." Hughes and other officials declined to s peculate on what action Washington might lake if ito diplomatic effons fail. Persian Gulf nations. including Saudi Arabia, have reacted coolly to suggestions that the United Slates provide a ircraft protection for their shipping b<'Ci:! Ust' til~:• Arnf'r ican aircraft wou ld ha\·r to use gulf air fields . Hughes indicau>d thf' administrution doc>sn't considE'r the situation in the guJJ to beat a crisis stagr He sa id no tankers havc tx:ocn sunk and no cargosof oil have bfo<'n lost. He also sa id the l>' is ··a glut"" of oil on world marke ts currently and the United StaiPs has substantial stratE'gic Pf'l roleum rcSC'rvf's. Hugh<>s sa id Iraq has agreed to S('f'k an end to the fighting and he urg<'d Iran to respond to the initiative But Iranian leaders havf' sa id they won't agree to peace a s long as Iraqi PnO>s ident Sa ddam Hussl'i n rpmains in officf'. lran blamC's Iraq for starting the war. second quarter of 19&l. The GNP , the nation's totaloutput or goods and services, climbed 5 percent In the final three months of last year. The Reagan administration said there was no danger of the economy overheating and reigniting Inflation because growth wlll be slowing substantially for the rest of the year . "We have a strong, robust economic recovery going," said Commerce Undersecretary Sidney Jones, who predicted the growth rate for the rest of the year would average about 4 percent. He said those forecasting quarterly growth of between 1 percent and 3 percent were being too pess\mlstlc. Some private economists. however, said the rise In lnte'i'"t rates will begin to take its toll In three to four months, cutt ing in to consumer demand for such things as houses and automobiles. In other economic news Friday: -The stock market retreated broadly for the second consecutive session amid concern about interest rates and Persian Gulf hostllltles. The Dow .Jones average of 30 Industrials feU 23.35 points for the week, Its biggest weekly decline in six weeks. -Shareholders approved the $750 million merger of LTV Corp. and Republic Steel Corp., creating the nation's second-largest steelmaker behind U.S. Steel Corp. The .new company, combining Republic with LTV"sJones&LaughlinSteeiCorp .. will be called LTV Steel Corp. If the gu lf nations do invitf' thf' Unitrd Staff':- totakp mUitar:.: action, Was hingt on would want to act joint!\· with its kf'\ E urop0an a UiC's, f'SJX'('ially Br itain. · Duarte heads for Washington Despite strong first quarter, economic slowdown forecast By The Associated Press The economy's expansion will slow in the months ahead despile Its surprisingly strong advance In the first quaner, economists say. U.S. corporations, m eanwhile. continued to benefit from the recovery as their combined after· rnx proflls climbed a hea llhy 3.9 percen 1 In the first quarter, the Commerce Department said. In its second upward revision of the economy's first-quarter perfor· mance, the department on Friday said the gross nat~nal product grew a strong 8.8 percent. That was up from the first revision ol8.3 percent and the Initial estimate of 7.2 percent, and was the best quarterly showing since the economy's 9.7, percent advance In the ··we·,,.. porting a lot of emphasts on the fa ct that Iraq has indicated a willingness to get int o negotiations."" said a State Dcpanment official. who askE'd not to be idt_~ntified " Wc•rr viewing Iran as the> onf' that" s keeping the war going." Officia ls in Washingt on arc hop<'ful lht· gu lf counlri L'S . panirularly Saudi Arabia. will ag-rCP 10 let the Unilm Slates dPfPnd them if the gulf crisis worSE'n s_ Thf' Saudis agrff 1.\'it h Washington 1hJ1 I r;. n is the greater threat, but an~ rPlu c1.1nt to risk pn.l\"oklng the AyatoUah Ruholl ah Khom.•ini. the I ran ian lmder. thP officials"''. SAN SALVADOR. E l Salvador lAP' - Presidenl·elcct Jose Napo· lmn Duat1c wrapped up a lhf('('· nation (pntra l American trip cmd prepared togoSaturd ay to Was hing· ton for a meeting with President Reagan. Pres ident Reagan on Fridax de fea t b.1· Duarte . D"Aubuisffin. of the Repu blican Nationali st Alliancr. has flccusf'tl the CIA of tr,·ing lo cnsut"f' Duat1c"s victory and said thprp Wt'l1' irrf'-gu - who has dedicated his life to larities in tht' prps\demial \"Ole . Duan.- r('('eivm o.1.6 percent oft hf' \'Ote; d'Autfuisson, -lti.4 pPrepn t 1n ac hieving democracy and refonn thf' runoff f'i('('t ion. for his homeland." Duarte. a moderate Chrlstian Democrat Was elected May6. He and Reagan were scheduiPd lo meet on Monday. Duarte returned to E l Sa lvador on friday from Cosu. Rica, where he conferred with President Luis Alberto Monge. On Thursd ay, hP met with the heads or sta te in Honduras and GuaiPmala. Reagan 's roving ambassador. Gen. Vernon Walters, arrived in San Salvador on Friday to meet with Duane and offer him Rl'agan"s congratulations. lJ S. sources said he would be willing to talk to the fa r right and the far IPft but added he "" will nPVer arcPpt n.-gotiations with rifles on thelabte ... Leflisl guerrillas have been waging a civil war for4 \6 years against the U.Sbacked SaJ. vadoran gG\'crnmPnt. In other deve lopments concern · ing Cent raJ American tu nnoil. the head of Nicaragua's leftist regime accused the Uniled States of t rylng to draw Costa Rica into the region's conflict s. charactrrizrd Duar1 e as "a man HOUSING STARTS UP Housing constn1cdon posted a 19.3 percent Increase In April the government reported last week. ( AP Laserphoto). Walt C' rs urgf'd u! lracons('ITati\'P Roberto d Aubui sson to an·r•pt hi~ 'Nhilr in Costa l{ ica, Dua11e said �Comment iunb~~tV 'm'imes- jentinel :\ llivision of /1~ ~m~ ~t> 825 Third Aw., Gallipoib. Ohio Ill fourt St .. Pomeroy, Ohio ( 6H I t46·l:>lt 16 it I 99'Z.2156 IWI\1-:1\T I . 11'1:\I ;J-:T'I' [l ubli "h(•l HORAilT WIL~O\ .I I(. PAT WHITEHEAD . b .-.i..; tdn t Publishf'r-ControllPr E.\('('ll !l\'1' E di! OI" \ \1E\IREH nf Tho • \.,,,,,.'iah·ol t• n.., ... Jnl.wd ll:tih l'n"'' h••udatiutl aud tluo \i!U •Mt ·an '\o'"'papr•r l'uhli-.ho ·l-... \,~•d<tl i un . . IJ:."I'TEH...; OF Ol'f'\10' a n · ~•·kurnl'd lh• •\ .. /lnuld ho, • r,~ .. th:ul :I(IOwnrd, lung . ..\11 lt'tll'l"" an· -.uhjt·d tn t•dilin~ .111d rmL..I ho· .. iJ!;n,.,.J "ith II <UlH', . uht. ·, ~., and ....,,,..hunt' nun..lwr. :"\o un-;igrwd ltotl.l'l"> 11.il! '" ' tHthli.,lwtl . Ldh'r-. ..huuld I~ · ir1 ~"'otld ta..tt·: addrt,.,sln~o: Lo;'"' .... nut pi'T-..:malitit.., SERB swamped with business Thf' nf'wl~ - crf'ri!Hl Stall' Fmplo_ \ ·m cnt Rdations Boa rd has lx'-c'n swam (X'd \\"i t h IJus in('S~ sm c·f• op.'ni ng i1 s doors April 1 to admin ister Oh io'-" public PmpJO.H 't' COJ!f'Cii\ (' IJa rga ining \ tJW But \\'i!liam \1 0Pnihan. c~cting C'.'<t'<'Utiw' clirff'tor. sa .vs SF:RB's Prn!JIO.\"l"'. '~ ~~n· staggPI"tnJ..; th<'ir huur:--. to~ that aU filings an• hand!C'd in limP Tlw hoard, umiL·r t hP nPw l~ 1w. must ccrtif)' unions sPPking to r'f'prf'SC'nl sta tt• ami local collectiw• t)argdining units. SF:R.B abo ~dJL-'t.Julps coli( '1. ·t i\"<1 txu·gaining r iPCt ions a 1which employ('{'S d('('idc \A.·hich union. if an.v. \\"ill ll'lJrt•sent them. It also provides services such a:-. mf'di<Jtion and fact findin):; in contract disputes. und it resolves unfair l;dJOr practice~ chargPs. Uf'nihan said thP board ha:-. IT'I.:eiq'(j Jlmost 1.100 filings in the first six \\'l'f'ks ol Otx'ration. "SF:R.R has n•cpivl'd ill six weeks. three times thP workload a sta tP Like F lorida l'('('('i \"t'S in em Pnti.n• yPar," he S<i id . MeaniA'hilf'. l{ep. William 1•. Mallory. D·CCincinn., l i, is sponsoring a bill which would includf:' \"ic t ims of tlonll'stic \"ioknee as among t host• Pligiblt> fur pa _\Tnl'nt s from thf' st<Jt (>s crimf' \ "ictims reparations fund . Spt'< ·ifi cally-. his pro(Xlsal rc•mov("s from c:"isti.ng law a requirempnt that proof must he gJ\·pn th <.tt pa\mPnts trom lhr fund "would be in the iniC'r('sl or ju<.;tice for thf' i njurc·d p<..~1 1~ ' "Thr ph~ · s iral and Pmut tonal abuse battPr"f'd s{X>uSPS and childrC'n ar(' _.. ; ubit't'tPd to rPndC'rs tht'm as hdplc·ss a s thosp vic tims of cr imP from strang('J"S. ;mrl it is limp that out soc it•ly acknowledgf's thf'il" burdC'n." Mullor:.· said this Wf'f'k in introduerng hi.;.; proposal. 1\nd. clrspitr rain~ Wf'athPr , St.xTc·t<..ll-:'>. of State Sherrod 13rown sa:-r's, thf' turnout in Ohio's Ma~· X primal).. l'l!'('ti on was t:x:ttcr than his projf'Ctions Final. unofficial tabuli.lt ions show .J:t~IJ_)(>rccnt of registPrf'd vot('I'S cast hallols . B rm.,:n had prrdietNI a 4~ j)( ·r·cr•n t turnout. Tht• unofficial reports bmkt' tilt' tumout tot a l down into 1.5.10.947 Dl'mrX'rats. X~i.l:lli Republican s. ami llil.l~i independenl s. In thP last pn'SidPn tial prim<.u:; in l~l. !he' turnout v..·as l, :G7 .~¥.ri. or4.1. :~ ;••rem! of :HX.U.JX n·gis~<•r'(~l votc·rs . Ohio now has 5.ffi2.R15 citizens regiSIPrf'd to , ·ott•- dii aU -tim(' high. Bmwn said . Also, Ohio's farnwr.'-.L\Jil bt.' lwld liJl>lf' for JX'Oplf' injured on their IJ nd . rv f'n if the injured pt'l" .'-.on wa .'-. ,J tn•sspassrr. State Rep. Hichard Hr·nch r I ( . J\11 ila n 1 i>Jinl!'d up 1h<• problem thi s W('('k in introducing a bill ex h•nd in g ( i\'il immunity tu fu rnlPrs who arp suc>d in such o..; ituations. He said lhP problem wa:-. undt•r:-.C'OrNl last _',t\11" whl'n a farmer in Cr<1wford Count~· was succ<·:-.sfull.\ '- Un.l b\ :1 tn•sJ.H'-St'l" injun'd on his f.1rm ''Thf' prob!C'm is th;\t sumNml · bu _\".'-. :Jin<Jtorcycl\ ·. .'-.nO\\TilObilc, orP\'L'/1 a hors.:•. <~ nd dor·sn ·1 ha\"(· :1 plac1 · to u:-.(• i! . Su t hf'\ t n ·:-.pa:-.:-.. t hPn if 1hey grt hurt. fh('\ lrxlk for Si:.lmf"'(lJlj • to bi ~J nt(· ... Rench :-.aiel State hoard weighs corporal punishment ,\ rH '\·\ · \ "( HJll n 1t It ~· rr•pn ·:-.1 ·n t 1ng "' .,.r T; 11 pr•J!Po.., sional organizations wants cur!XJr:.tl puni:-.hrn1•nt llill tf•d 111" nl ! 1n· "1'\"t'n' l.\· n·qriclr"tl in Ohio· ~ lJUb!it· '-thool:-. . IJu! .'-l ; tl(• ilffrl'icll .o. , \\ "<lil t n11;n · tnlli ' lo \\·r·igh thf'ir pm~Js; J!s . Tht• Commi!lt't' For ~1on ' 1-:llt'l 'l l'\1' ~·hool J)i sciplin t\ ht·alh>d b\· Dr l ~oll!Tt 1-',tthm.tn . a \lt~J-:'- '-\· iJ]( ' p."-\"<·hologi '-' 1. ("i tlh J! sdf c1 WJ!('hdog g-roup ,md :-. .1 \ :-. 11 pi: Ill ' t~J m<~nt1oJ" U.'-ol., dllfl il hiJ.'-.1''- ol corpnrcJI jJUrlishmc•nt '"<Jncl t1 1 idt·n t ih v..J\" to n•dUt'l ' t1r \'limi nalf' 1t" U"-f' ... " \\"1 • ,, · o~nl tu •·mph.t '-il•• that \\"f • ;m· not quh tioning th t· ust• of forC'f' in ~·J ! cf('h ·n~ · 11r 111 rh1 · d( ·f1·n:-.• •11f 1JIIH '1"\ . · · I·.Lt! hmLm -..:ud . ·· Hut wt •do bd iP\"(' that f l hi• J " hou It I I• 1ll• J\\ 1ht · l1'. HI 11f 1h• · rf( ·\·t'lopn:.l count r i <·~ uf tl!to world and lht ' '-Cho•JI q-.,1 t·m.'- iJf !Tl•J:-.1 •d t h i ~ t "O\Hltr:. in d tmmaling t·orp:lral IJUnhhm< •nt .1... .t \\·,n •• I •·n ffJI"I"I rl J-: di :-,ciplini • · T h•· cnmmJt!t'\· ho~'- , ....,l, dJii '- th'(f o1 1 lt • ;~rrnghiiiJ'-ol · rn ( ·olumbu-" tu collc'<.' t informa I 1on 1f ·gd r din;.; t ~ 11 • t ·xc1·:-..<...i\·1, u .~ · of •·orpora I punishment. hopdul (If gr~! h< 'nng d.tLt llPf"( /t'(] 111 l)(lbll'l" 1t-.. <"<IU~· . F ;1t hrn; 1 n ;tpJ)('i.J n"<l 11 1., nth 1<1 J.2 .i,·v hi.'- (I rr:umenh 1i 1 1hf' Sta If' BGard uf F.duc ;11i11n . IJIJI .-\'-'-hl ,ln! SL!tt · SdH>~ll Su pt H(JI"Jt:·rt HrM·f· r·.., '-<t id thC' txKJrd liimpl_ \ · "' li.o..,ti 'nt'l:.l <~nJ look 1IH' lll.ilh•J undt •J itCh i.<...(·rrw·nt · Hr• Sil icl -.om' ' hn.:J rd mt ·ml >~ ·t " , 11"1 · oppo... 1'1. 1 ro p.nlc.ll i ng.<... cn1d ut h1•r forms or ph~ · siri.l I pun l .... hmPn1 I Jn phd• l'-OIJhH", l] ).!I"OUncl.'"- ... hut ".Om(• nl ! he ot hf'rs fPf'llhat lh(·n · i. . . ;1 lim •· ,1nd pl.tn •"" 1111 <"•rr!JCJI"t;l puni:-.hmr·nt &>Wf ' l"~ <.; aid 1hf' ht1.a rd in lo ·nd..., !11 t U '. ll ··tilt' nrtH'r sirll' ol 1hl' sl ur.· ... hu Uding princi pa I~ :1nr! ...,( hf Jfl] ,u lm lll l'- '' ;lf• u ....... tJdon · df'f'irlr ng whpt h; •r it want s to lnlf ' f\."t'llf' U nd!'r rUJTt ·nt ...,t;, tr· laH "" H·u .... nn.t hl~ · .. U.'-.1' OJ! (·nrpur;J I puni ... hmf'nl i:-> J)( •rmi I I f'd. hul m ; 1\ hf· dd rn m1 " '' 'tH."I nnh h\ n Tl ifica !rd pcrsonnf'/ such as 11 ·arhrr~ and prinl'ip,tl .'- · "( '; Jr·li Tl.t pr·t ..,. HUH ·I. '-.(' tlOol C'mplo~ ·{'f 'S ;l nd bus fl riV01'S J.f(' no! (:X'rmit!HI tfl IJ~ · 11 ... ) ·!nHt'l" ~ s.Jitl HP o..,a id !hat whilr lh1 · l~t l,ll"f l lntl·nd" t11 hr,u pnnf'i~.:.t!o... ;m(] othf•rs whn an-• pniJ..X.mt•nt s of thi ~ 1\"pt · r~l punr .., Junj 'nl. n•1 d:1lP has tlt:'l•n s(~ t . Croup.'-. IL<.;l<'(l as !x'ing n•fJI"(•.<.,(•ntt'll on tht> n•·v. cornmittPP inchKIP 1h1• Mt>nlol l·kalth Assod<Jl iun of Ohio. th(' Le;t,[.'l H' Against Chi ld Abu Sf'. thr Ohio Ac<Jdf•rn\ of Pf'ffiillrtrs. thf • 1>h 1o Stat1· MC'·dil'al Assorli.ltion. !h(' AmPric<..~n Civil Lit.>rtif•..., \ 'ninn ol Ohio. thf' Ohio Association of Communi!,', MPntal 1-!palth Ho,ml '-'. and thP Ohio Psvrhologist .c; Association. among othf'rs May 20, 1984 and perspective Protests protest Jm f' nf' ()( thP 1.1/ S{'nion.; v.- tJ o ty> grod ua t ing thi s Sunda v from Mf•igs I h<:i..-t' h(·ard thal l hf' band is 1Jl<:ln ning f(J pmrr-st during ou1 gr<:lduati(Jn WP ha \'f' c.~JJ l)('l 'n lr.t"Jki ng for"":ard trJ lttis d.:.t y ~ inn., wr• "i far1f'(f to y ·hf)(J/ and Wf' don 't want il 'f>''l IPd M ost or Ulii havt:> fam iliP~ {"(Jming f " ·iII 1n to "f'f' us gradua tr and t hf'y cion 't want to .5C'C' this protPst dPmonstra ri<m . ll' s our day not thri rs. Hel p us havr a Rradualion to be proud of. Call Bob flar1on, Bob Snnwdf'n. or Miss Coodnite a nd let 1hPm know how .vou fN'l Christina Estep Shad<'. Ohio Republic-LTV merger receives approval May 20, 1984 'Congressman., 1\'likva. _____J_am.e_s_J._K_il_pa_tr_ic_k WASHINGTON - 11 was just a couple of vea r s ago. If memory serve~. that I was commenting upon lhe menial condilion that afflicts Abner Mikva. The gentle~ man is in fact a judge of the poweriul U.S. Court of Appeals for the Dislricl of Col umbia. Alas, he imagine's hf' is slill d membf'r uf Congrf'ss from the lOth District of Illinoi s. Nothing PlsP. I submit. could account for thi s liberal Democra t's passiona l(' and partisan pronounce· mPnts from thr bench . Ciivf'n a chanc(" to assail an acfion of thf' Rea.(!an administration. Mlkva i s Abn<·r ~ on · lhe·s pot. His j uices begin to now, his temper rises. and all of a sudden hl• is back in the well of !he House, whooping it up for Holph 1\adf'r, Americans for Democratic Action and thc> wisdom of Jimmy Carter. 'l'\.\'0 ~"(\.lrs ~'l go Mik\·a wa s assigned to wrlle !he cour1's opinion in a case Involving automobile airbags. The National Highway Traffic Safely Administratln I NHTSAI had attempted to rescind a pendinR regulation that would havp required thP Installation of pa ssivC' restraint devices in all automobiles manufactured after S<>pt 1, 1983. Mikva look the agPncy's r:~ction as a personal affront Fly gad, he had vo ted in 1978 in favor of the alrbag legtslalion. Whal he and Ralph Nad<>r had put together. no Reaganite bureaucrats wf:'re going to put as undPr. The ouraged juris! spit on his hands and del ivered himself of a 76·page opinion holding that the NHTSA had "cled improperly. Not jusl improperly. Judge Mikva found the rC'C'ision capricious. illogi cal . inconsistent, contradictory·, artificia l , unjustifiPd, unreasonabl f'. misdirC'clf>d, absurd, Orwt•llian and lotally arbitrary. In brief. he dldn'l like It A couple of weeks a~o. this unrpgenerate pol was back in the .saddle again. 11 amounted to a kind of Instant l'l'play. This lime the NHTSA had undertaken to suspend lin effect. to rescind) a regulation h"ving to do with standards for automobile tires. The agency had struggled vainly for 14 years to come up with a defensible regula· tlon on treadwear and tire grading. II had failed, Jud ge Mlkva could not restrain himself. " It is hard to imagine a more sorry pertormance of a congres· sional mandai~ than that carried out by NHTSA and its predecessors under Section 203 of the Act. &tween inaction, fool·draggtng and field reversal, the track record of agency performance is very muddy Indeed." The proposed suspension, sa id ~-~~ ()}yunpic WASHI'JGTON - The So\'i<'l bloc' s OO~r rolt of thP I.os AngPit•s Olympics ha s madr all lhP hPad · lin es la tf'lj'. but thPrc•s a fund<tmPn · t:.il flaw in the r.am0s lhd! \.\"i ll ha\"t' 10 bP ad drcssN"l snon if lhf' tradition uf amt.~trur comp{'ti tion is 1n bP maintainf'd In a pas t column. I rl'port('(l that man.\" Olympic ··i.lmau•urs" makC' hundrvds of thousands of dollars from lhf.'ir athlrt ic prnwf'.ss. hut arC' still allow('(] lo compC'tf' in the <;umf'-" . Yt'l othrr~ an• stnc tl\ forbiddPn from l'('('('i\'ing an.\ pa _ \ ·· mf•nl otlw r than reimburscmrnt for !hf' barf'st PX!>('nSf'S. 11 <.i ll rll'pPncl s on thP pJrticubr sport. si ncP f'ilf'h nnt• ha s it s own ('] lgihility rulf's Old -ti mC' J"'-' wil l rPmPmtX'r whrn .f1rn T horpe' \\·~~ ~ stripp('{l (If his (J! .v rnpic mf'\lab wtlrn it \l/tl S drsC'(J \T'r('(l th at lw h;Jd oncP pl ii .\ 'C'd Mlkva. was "arbitrary and caprl· clous." II was unsupported by evidence . II was no! reasonable behavior. "We cannot imagine a more complete floullng of the statutory scheme." Well, some of us would be hard put to Imagine a more complete flouting of the principiPs of judicial review. Those princi pies are not arcane or obscure. They hold that judges ought not to substit ute their own persona l prejudices for the findings and decisions of regulatory agencies - not without compelling reasons for setting asidP an executive action. In any case. reverting to his old congressional role as protector of the consumer, Mlkva tossed principles lo t he wind. He voted himself Into office as Com· missioner of Trcadwear and or· dered the suspension suspended. Ipse dixll! Old Ab had spoken. I stand lndlfferenl In the cause. The record sugges1s to me that the NHTSA did its durnedest 10 come up with a Jesting program thai would pass mustrr. The tirP m anufacturing industry joined the effort. Two prol onged lawsuits delayed I he exercise. According to the agency, a hosl of variables produced lest data so unreliable and misleading thai the data could not have supported a workable rPgUiation thai truly would benefit consumers. Trr'adwf'ar appeared to depend upon such factors as the 1/me .of day, the afternoon sun, the wPighl ol a "deer guard" and the light or heavy fool of the lest driver . My own thought was that the safety professiona ls in charge or the tire tests abundant l.v documented their f'e'asons for f'alling thf' whole thing off. 1\ mcasurf'mC'nl of trf'adwear on firps is something lf'ss than a cosmic issue. By contrast. the do<.'trinr of rf'view by a trmperat f' and impartial judiciary is of the utmost importancf'. Mikva is by natun• <:tn ultraliberal partisan. He wa s at homr in lhC' House where he dwell<'d off and on for 10 years. Come back 10 the Hill. Abner! An('] all wi ll be forgiw n. '~ ' r· li gi bilit~: . Snmc nf the morf' outri.lg('OUS f•\:CPp1io n.'-. to lhC' Ol.vmpic idC'al or ;1m.:1!t•urism arc dPS(Titx.>d in an unrr!PasC'd report to the lntf'rnarinnal Ol.v mpir CommittC'f' from \\"i t!illm Simon. prPsident of thf' l 1.S. cummi iiC'f' for cxa mplr· " Tlw lntf'rnational cyclin g fi•dp r; •t(Jll ha ~ a schedule of prize monr_v which mav be postf'd for all r~JCt"'s sa nr tionPd b~' thC' national h·ch· ra tlon s." So the "amatC'ur"" c~~el ist s ca n rakr in cash pri ze'S as ltmg ;t>.; thr~, ·r<' offi ciall\ approvl'd "(~vmnastics long has hac! a n·gulation JX'l'mitting monPta0· - The iniPrnalional track and fi<'ld f<'dl'r.,liun has proposed "t he appruv"l ol" 'trust fund' !In which I athlf'IP:-. compeling for monC'I<.Ir;.· prizf's may dPposit thPir ca~h winnings .·· Simon notPs th at "'lhC~sr monirs arp m adC' <Jvaile~blP 10 thr athlC'l f's during l hC'ir action can't'r. howPvPr, to help df'fCJ~.: Ji\·ing Jnd tr<J ining f>Xpc'n5t>S ." ThP SOC'('C'r ff•dPr<1 tiun is considPrin g a bizarre nPw ruiP fo r lf'ams hop ing to makC' !h(' Olympics : "U ndPr lhf' guiSP of aiding lhP lf'ss strong nation~. countrif's in prelimina ry rounds would br jX'rmiltf'd to usr on thrir IPdm s profrssionals who had not a!li.linC'd thPir :l:~rd birthdd~'· ·· Prlf' was onrf' lhC' world's highPsl paid athlrtr . HP lf'd thf' Lkaz ili an nationa l S()('CI'r t0am to a world Mon~nl i a. Wt1ilf' thr So\'if•t othlrH•s tl;..l cl 111 aecPpt thf'ir gow•rnmPnt' s df'Cision whrthPr lhry likrd it or not. i1 wa sn't p;Js.\ · to !Jf'I'Suadr Outf'r Monaoli :t·:-. onlv lon g cli sta n('f' runnPr th ~Jt hro wasn't going to l.o:-. ,\ ngPIPs. Ght.:>ngis Kh~ln W<1s joggi ng ou1 on tht> Cibi Dt'SI'rt H"hPn hi o.., trm·k coac h. Yurt Tt •mujin. rod1• ou t out un hb c anwl :!0 rni! f's to brf'ak th1• tidi n g~ . " Hov. am I Lloing':'" Lh!'ngi s asked, hardly puffing. "You'rf' doing finf'. But wr just got word from Ul<:m Bator thGJt Mongolia is withdrawing fro m thf' I~ 01~1 mpics .'" Kahn was flobbPrga st Pd . "You'n• not pullin g m<' on ." ' 'I'm not. (;hf'ngis We just got ordPrs from the KCH to IC'll you to stop runnin g Thf' Russians arr pulling out . .1 nd t hr~· told us\.\'<' havp to supporl their bovroll or rise " " You mran l' vf' hf¥-">n pounding barefoot on this hot sa nd for four yPars for nothing?'" " Whal can I tell :.ou. Ghengfs? The Kremlin says they·r~ doing it for your own good. Thry were afraid If you went to Los AnRPIPs your life would be In danger." Kahn said . "Who would want to hurt a Mongolian In California'!" "Ghengls. il isn't for us In question the decisions of Moscow But If th~ Russians don ' t field thl'lr team . we can't send ours." "Why not 7 We don't havp any quarrrl \\"il h thf' Unit C'd Sta ff'S ... '" I f wr showf'd up and the y didn't. it would hf' a signolto lhf' Wt-sl that thf' Soc ialr st nJ ti ons arf' in !('rmf'nt .·· "( ;ood . Lf't':-. go ... " It 's nnt thut :-. implf'. Thf'y won't 11.\ ' us out of thf' country ." "MayiJr' I could run to thr Caspian S<•a and pick up a forrig'Tl fr<'ighlf'r '' II would be good practice l"o r mf' ." "Tm smT_ , .. Ghr ngis. but you 'r e go in g to havp to Jivr with th(' idra that ~~ou won ' t tK• competing thi s Vf'ar ' ['p;tr.o.; form1'<.1 in Kahn's Cy(\5. "Thi " mf'ans I won' t SPP Lana Turm·r . You prumlst>d me if I trainf'd rC'al hard I could m(:l('t hrr in CJlifnrnia. My drram for four y1•ars " ·as th<.~t shr would bt;• in thC' stands cheering for m e when I crossed thP fini sh linE'." Th(' coach dismountro from hls r amcl and put his arm around Kahn . " I kno\.\, rxactly how you feel. I was hoping to meet Cl audett p Colbert . I love her lasl movie, 'I I Happened Onc Night ,' which just showed in Mandai Gob last week. But Ihere is nothing wp ca n do about il The Politburo is gelling even for wha t the United States did to us four yPars ago in Moscow ." "If they w e!'l' n't going to Los AngeiPs, why didn't they tell us In 1980, so I wouldn't have caUouses all over my feet?" "! can' l answer thai quesUon. Ghengls. You know the Kremlin never tells Mongolia anything." Kahn put his head In his hands. " I could have been a contender . I could have won a gold medal. could have seen Disneyland . might haw' rvf'n hf>en invitl'd by .Joan Cruv.rford for a wf't'kf'nd in Malibu ." "You must nf'vrr mf'n tion thO.'\f' capi talist thoughl s when you grt back to Ulan Bawr. .. "Why do I have to go to Clan Bator?" "The Sov irl Mlmslrr of Athletics \\.: Ctnts you to hold a prcss confrrenrr for Sov iel tl'IPvision tellin g thr Russian people how happy you arr that thE-ir Sov iet IPadPrs havr chosen not to pai1icipale in thr games in Los Angeles. Ht• wants sharpening • senr1ce now open 111NTON - A locksmith ing and sr'Curily busin ess has tx>en star1ed w ithin lht• !JdSI WC'Pk by Arnold King,•ry , Rt. 2. Vinlon . The business is localf'd a 1 Kingery ' s residence on Will Clark Hoad , approximalely onP mile nor1h of P011Pr on Ohio HiO. Starling last Thursday, Kingery has opened lhP shop from 8 a.m. until6 p.m. dally. Because Kingery is employed during the day by the C uidlng Hand School, the bu siness will be handlf'd by his sons, Dan, who n'Cmlly graduated from Buckeye Hills CarCPr CPnter, and Tom, who will complele studies al the voca· tiona I school nel yPar. KinRery said he will concentrate If thP Olympic barons arf' unwilling to simplif)' the rligibllil)' ruiPs, Simon would pr('(f'r to throw the Gamps opt•n to i.lll at h lrt ~. amat£'urs ami !Jrof('ssionals ulikr. Will flush hydrantJ; you to profpss su!i darit ~· with alltht> workin g p(''Oplrs of thf' world who will not mmpe!<• ogarnst the cap it a list lacki'~' S who arp thre<.-~1Pn ­ in g wor ld Pf'.:J('(' in rvrry part of the globe If vou sav whatlhey tell you do. lhe.v will givr you a special Olympic gold mrdal !hey 've minted fo r f'v0ry athlPtc who d<X'sn 't romjX'tP in L os Angrlc-s." "ll's not t hf' samr as Sf'Pi ng Lana Turner ." Kahn said. "But i1 will still bP beiiP!' than training for the nexl Olympics in a Ulaan Goom Gul<.tg fur four yNtrs." on specralty and security locks, with work on bank vaults and alarm s. He recently mmpleled a ba sic locksmi · lhing course. ln addition, Kingery is offermg a sharpening serviN>. To help county resldcms utilizP his ser.Jice. th,..,.. pickup polms have bffn I'Siabli shed - George's G rocery in Vinlon; Terry's Grocery in Cen!Pr.Jille and JoAnn'sFabrics in the Silver Bridge Plaza. Kingery said he hopes to aLso handle carbide blades and expa nd the sharpening service into other areas. Tri-County Medical Supply purchased by Georgia-based firm GALLIPOLIS - With an Pye toward expanding is coverage in southeastern Ohio. Ho~Med Medical Services. Atlanla . Ga .. ha s pur chased Tri~Coum y Home Medical Supply of Ga llipolis frum owners Ron 1Uid Leon Saunders. The newHome owners will bE'Care known as Glasrock Health afl rr July I. explained Haberl R. M elvin. gener"l mamger of the firm' s Beckley, W.Va. division . The Beckley division provides coverage Ia Wesl Virgini.,, Km ~ lucky, weslern TennesS<'<c' and southwestern Virginia, Mplv in said . Ho~Med currently oper.,les 1lii office in Point Pleasanl tha t will be combined with the new Galli po lis base. Melvin noted thai the firm. "a recognized leader in home healih care," is lookin g at a possibl<' sa tellite office in Jackson. Melvm said Glasrock also oper· ates offices i.n more th an :«J sta tl?s. Cindy Saunders will remain as office m anager undC'r the nl?w management .~et GALLIPOLIS - R.egistrallon for the summer quar1er at Gallipolis Business College has begun. according to a sc hool spokesman . Classes will begin a! 9 a.m . June 25, and for the convenil'nce of working students. night classes will be offered at 6 p.m. Associate degree courses offered <:U'P in business administration, micnreumputer administration , accounting and an C'xecut ive secretarial associatP degree allowing for additional training in the medical or legal fields. For more information on r nrollment or eligibility, call the admissions depar1menl al 4464367 . GBC is also participating In the federally ·funded college work study program. which provrdes at the lf"ast minimum wage. part -time Pmployment for qualifying studen ts. ThP 1.1:agP burdrn is shared by ooth !he employer and federal funds grantPd In !he college. S!udem s can be placed by public or pri vate non ~ profil groups organized in the public inl<'rPst. lmcrcsled employers ma y ca ll Cary l K iser or furry Marshall a! 44&43li7. or Linda B lack bum a ! the Chill reo! he branch . 7i4·6.'lt)(J. Kaiser, Quebec begin study The former Tri ~Coumy Home Medical Supply was local<'<l at 56 State St. and had r<><:l'nlly moved intoanewstructureat thPmunicipal parking lot. The building is still ownp<.J by !he Saunders·. w ith Hcadquar1crs by Ju anita located RAVE'JSWOOD. 1\!.Va In a rel(•asl' iss ue'<! by KaisN i\lurninum & Chemical Corp.'s corporal<' headquar1crs in Oakbnd . Cal if., Kaist•r has signed an aJ:.,'l·et.~rnC'nt with Quclx>c. Canada' s dPpartnlC'nt of industry, commercP and tourism to conduct a fc'asibilitv sludv for an aluminum reduc tion plant in QUPbPc . The sh>dv. ~xpected for completion at the end of this v·car, will cover thrf>f> segments- site sel('('tion and dPvelopment. fin ancing 1Uid equipmeuHcchnology . Qupt:lf'c's government ha s agreed to fund up to 75 JX'!Lcn t ol th f' cos t of the first two segment s. Local firm s will be selPCtcd to conduct t hf' gm·crnmrnt part of thP fcasibil i t~ · s tud~ · . which wi ll lx'gin aftPr cnv ironmrntal rrvicws. r~'~'e~x~l~to~lh~e~n~1~e~di~·c~a~l~su~p~p~l~y~s~to~r~e~. iiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ WHY PAY MORE? PONTIAC GRAN PRIX $1 1 QQOO DISCOUNT Chairman named WAVERLY - Juanita F.. Whcr · was recentlyofinstalled chai1111an ley, cashier Waverlvas Stale Ba nk, of the Southeastern Ohio Group of the National .4..ssociation of Bank Women Inc at a mombcrship meeting m Athens. Elected lo S<'rve "'ilh Vihale)'· for the comin g year was Ann Por1 C'r . assistant vie(' president and iiUd it or. F irst Nal ion ill R r:~n k. \\11lvPrl\·. who was named \' ire chai1man . .Joan M. Ma .\ ·. ha nking offi Ci '!" . Bank One of Athens l{u ll and branch. wus (>]('(·tC'fl S('('r£'1<-11)", ;mel Caro lyn Rrad ford . branch adminis 1rat ion offi cer. Bank On<' of i\ t hens. wa s chosen as trf'a surf'r. Whale)' bPgan h<'r cnr('('r in banking in 1962 with Wai'PI'I,I' Stulr• Bank's hookk c~·ping d<'pa rt mcnt . and wJs promotr>d to ass i s t ~1n1 cashier in 197i " nd ('ashi1•r in 1~X2 . r~========================================~ GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS The account with the extras ... A BONUS* GIFT Want to Kick the Cigarette Habit? Freedom From Smoking Program RIOGHANOE- H ydran ts in the vi llage of Hio Grond<' will bP flushed starling a1 R a.m. Wednesday, a('cording to Hon Miller, water· works sup:rintf'ndf'nl . i\ temporal)' discoloration of water is expec1m. Miller said flushing should mntinu<' for fou r hours. offered by the Gallia County Health Department Apple tte Computer System 5" Magnavox B W Te tevtston 25·· MagnavQ)(: Console Tetevr 510n B·Pc Revere Stgnalure 13 MagnavoJ< Porlahle Copper Cookware Sel Telei/ISJOn 412 Second venue, Gallipolis, Ohio Begins May 29 and Ends June 26 Registration Fee $25.00 Call 446-2523 Mon.-Fri. 8-12 and 1-4 BARGAIN Tar: Berry's World WE ENCOURAGE. 1llf SALE COMPLETED - Robert R. Melvin, left, general manager of Ho-Med Medical Services' lk'Cklcy, W.Va. division, shakes hands with Ron Saunders, center , and Leon Saunders, owners of Tri.COunty Home Medical Supply, Gallipolis. The Saunders' recently sold the business to Ho-Med, which wiD he known as Glasrock Home Health Care alter July I. ;rl. Locks~ith, championship wh~n h<' was IH, and a,Rain when hP was 22. "II is my firm conviction," Simon wmtr . " that lh<• 10\ Eligibilitv RuiP should br a simp le onP th ~; t ca n b<• honored by the lol ~;r l rr mal Olympic Committ{'('s and b(' rPadil~· adoptC'd by th r int rrn;ltioni.l l ft--dera t ions.'· Thf' simon -pun• rulf' hP suggrsl s: "All alhlrles arP eligible. <'X('('p! lhosr who haV(• comJX'tC'd or arP romJX>Iin g fo r pr'C uni i.lt;.' gain as fl vocation ." T hPn the\' would bP Ineligible "only in thai sing Jp spor t in whi ch thP.V havf' profpssionullzf'(l thf'mselvC's. " Ar_LB_u_ch_wa_ld 11 v. : r1s arlmi tt P< ll ~ · a bod~ · blow to lhf' Wf's t Whf'n thf' s()\'j(' f S pullrd out of thr Olvmpic:-. . hut it wa .. . nothing co mJXIrf'fl to wh;1t h;Jp· pc'nC'<i whrn thr nr w s rt'JC'ht'<l • ... f NEW BUSINESS OPENS- i\mold Kingery, seated, shews his sons Tom, Jell, and Dan the sharpening proceSs ol his locksmithing and sharpenbtg business whlch opened for bll'liiless this past week. Kingery will deal with specialty and security locks. ____________________l_ac_k_A_n_de_~r_so_n prizr~ . Business college registration Massillon and Its carbon steelmak~ ing plant in Gadsden, Ala., will 'be sold, to satisfy U .S. Justice Depart~ ment concerns that the merger could otherwise hinder competition In the steel industry. Republic Chairman E. Bradley Jones, who becomes chairman and chief execu tlve omcer of !.TV Steel, said there has been a great deal of interest in the Massillon plant. "There has been substantial expression of interest from a wide number of people who might operate it ," Jones said during a news conference telecast from Dallas. "I'm pessimistic (a bou·t the sale) only because if you are pessimistic only n ice lhin gs happen." If the plants are not sold by lX'C . 1, a U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington will appoint a trustee to sell the mills. There are no plans to reactivate Republic's two steel bar mills ln Cleveland, Jones said, although he noted there have been preliminary discussions with union leaders. I ~aze, S('mi -pro hasoball - a .;port that had nothi ng to do with lhl• Pvents hP \\'On in thf' 1912 Gamf's at Stock· holm . Such purit:v has long sirrcC' Cf•aq·Ll to go\'f'r n Olympic --Business Briefs:·-- As part of the deal, Republic's carbon stainless steel operaUons in (':LEVELAND !API -About 200 workers will be transferred from Pittsburgh to Cleveland and two steel plants will be sold as a result of !he merger of Cleveland·based Republic Steel Corp. and LTV Corp. of Dallas, officials say . The merger, approved Friday by shareholders at separate meetings, combines Republic's steelmaking operations with those of LTV's subsidiary Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. of Pittsburgh. The merger would create lhe na tion's second· largest steel company, behind U.S. Steel. T he new company, LTV Steel Corp., will be headquaJ1ered in Cleveland and will have Ohio operations in Cleveland, Young· stown, Elyria, Niles. M assillon and Canton. Raymond A. Hay, LTV chairman and chief exoctutive. told the company' s Shareholders in Dallas on Friday there were no plans to permanently shu! down any steel~ making facilities. although some small, finishing facilities will be closed within thP mergpr's first six months. Chariots of Mongolia ______ 1 Letter to the editor The Sunday nme..SentineJ Page A-2 The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 DAYS f'~SENTA\10"-l Howar a Mi ller Grand tathcr Ctock Arrway Royet Tour 4-Prece Luggage Sel AM FM Magnavox Tetc ohone Clock Rad1o M1notta X· 700 Camera Magnavo>: Modula r Stereo Svstem OF YOU~ S1Uf'l D, CONmASfiNG POINTS OF Vt~W. / Open a 3V2 , 5 or 7 year certificate account at Gallipolis Savings and receive a BONUS gift Your account earns high interest and is guaranteed. '• Not valid with any other coupon or discount Phone 446-0217 19"' Magnavox Portable Located in Spring Valley Plaza Sun. thru Thur. 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Tetevts1on Seldom do you have a better opportunity to accomplrsh your investment ob1ect;ve and rece;ve an extra ... a BONUS gift. Federalregu(al10ns reaw~ 11 penaltv tor earl'f' w~hdrawal 44t 2nd Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446·3832 �.----Weather:------. Rio... (Continued from page Al l School of Business Management and Holzer School of Nursing continue to show enrollment growth. he added. Construction ls currently cont inu· ing on RGC-CC's latest building addition, the science and math building, tentatively scheduled for completion in September. As part of Cel este's stated commitment to preserve or upgrade existing state faci lit ies, Gallipolis Developmental Center has received $1,218,500 for rPnova· !ton work - including $150,00J for the previously -announced conver sion of thediningpavillon into GDC's new administrative offices. " It's primarily for things thai need to be done," said Chery l Claypool, a spokesperson for the Ohio Department of Mental Retar· dation and De ve lopm ental Extended Ohio forecast MONDA Y HlROUGH \'IEDNESDA Y - 1\ c hance of showers or msl half Monda:.· and O\'Pr the sta le Wednesday. Fair Tu<>sda " Highs in !ht' mid·tiOs ro mld 70s. Lows in the upper 40s to mtd ill> Monday and TuPsday· and in the 50s W ron~sday . t hund~rs turms Rain possible Sunday 8y Tht• ch>;t>datPd Prt'SS .\ l'Old front was r xpcctcd to tri ggf'rshowr rs and thundPrstorms ln Ohio Sat ut tl.:.r~ · but the rai n should Pnct in the northern counties Sunda~ · . the ;-..:a tional \Vr athl'r Se-r-vice said . Th<• front. traili ng a low pn-'ssut'f' ..,~·st em in Canada . wa s forf'('<lSI ro lllO\t ' acros...., northf"rn Ohio Saturd ay anfl into th P rf•ntral and -,uutht•rn c·ountiPS S.:l!urY1a _\· nigh t and Sunday . Shtl\\'t 'l'" .mel thunclrrstorms werc to mcreasp as thf' front atTivrd. Shu\\·t ·rs shnulrt ctimini sh in nor1hcrn Ohio Su nday as coo lPr air " J-ll'l\tCb tn!n !hP 'i1.1h'. St 'e ll \('n '{l shm\·rrs pt-·rs\s tf'd across thr ex t tt~mr nort h('rn rountips d u J'J!l.l: rht · n1g ht but skiPs \VPn' d Pat · c)\'c r most nf I hP rPst of lhf' state . Sl!il\\'t'r~ that mm·f'd <:HTos:-. !.<1 kf' FriP and into thf' northern t·ouruit·:-. \\·c·n · t~ccompt_~inf'd h~· strong gusty \\'inds last ni ght Gusts -to 11 1 :~ )- mph wc rP rf'po r·tf'd from Sandusky to Ashtabula t l\l'l'nigll! l!·mpt'L ll UI'f'S wc •n· mild . ran ging f rom the uppPr ~ls to D isa bil ities. Claypool pointPd out tha t est imated work won't be ol'ficial until the improvem ent s bill is voted upon 'f'uesd a)', but she provided this brPakdown of expenditures: Primary C'lectrical re novation, $360,00J; roof renova tion, $1 14,500; replacem ent of coal chutes, $77,00); campus lighting for walkways, $77,00J; r eplacem ent of I he activity center floor, WJ,OOJ; automatic doors for the acti v ity cm!Pr, $'20,rol. II had been prev iously announc('(} that anothPr appropriations bill otiginating in l he House includf'd $500,(00 for tunnf'l renovation at GDC. No action has lx'<'n lc!km on that m easurp. 1I) :1llfl l~l ... Ohio Uf-(ricultural May 20, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport--Gallipolis, Oh i~Point P~easont, W. Va. Page-A-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel advisor~ 8y 'l 'ht• r\.'-"i()(_'iatro Press \\·ill tx'C'omf' most widesprC'ad SaturdJ_\ ni12;ht and -..;un d.1 \ .t rHlm ~' -" linger O\T'r Paste rn arE'as into M onda_v· . Tlwn· i:-. lirtlt· mon' than d da\ of d rv wcathC'r in the ex tf' nded Pr~ ·n~i r. llion hin ·c, t " l ;~;-, L tir W<><l lhPr dc\'(_ .., lop s Tuesda_\', lx-for C' another low pn ·... sun· s\ ... tt•m bri.J112;:-. marC' shO\\'Prs on WL-dnesday. Tlw t.tlll t·ould cau:-.t• acti\'dl ion of SOITI(' fung<::~l diSPdS('S. \p~t u ~n.Jlt ' cun trul.-. shuu!U bl' in vlaet' un fruit , H:'gl'tabl(', and tulJ;l\ Ttl l'l u~:-. tu (_(\'(' l't infL•c t iuns. Tt•mpt-_•ratun•s in th l~ ros JX'rsist ing t tlmugh 1ht' night J lung w ith high relativp humidity will be conducive l! l '-l ': dJ :md lin• lJiight on apples whrre substantial wetting occurs. Sp t·al i ng " i'l l01! unities Wi ll be quite limited until M onda;. 11:(\ !ng pm'-i p \· ts n •m.:.~in poor through th(' fivrLdJ~' outlook (X'riod . Tt w nt •:-.: 1 <·!Jam·t• fur rna kin~.: cutt i.ngs will not develop until the I at tpr h.ill ell 111':\1 Wl'<'k . <;rowt ll r;lt (·~ should rf'main ncar to a lill ie behind nonnal in t he H t, •I\ .1 tu '.Jd . Sotn(' pmgrpss h a~ lx'f'n made during 1he past week in n·,r<~rlllg " [;tl'(l!'Jbl<' lPvcl of warmth. Soil tPm pcratu rcs at the r( II.J!' inC'h <lt•pth <!\'(• raged in the mid-:iOs in most ar<'as. but m.t\llllUITI ... mou'<J int o the UPIX'I" 60s and lower 70s . . \ ir 14 ·mrx •r; 1tun •s J\'P r.:.~ gf'd four to six df'gT('('S i.X'low normal in the p.L'-1 Wt 'I •I\. \\·h ilt· ptY•cipi tat ion total.., W('rf'gf'nrrall_\' lx'low normal . A ft '\\. 1 mt · incll rot dIs \H ·n · norrd in nort h er n! ral and no rt hPe~s t Sf'f't or s. hut n11J~ I .~moun T s wrrr nrar a quartr r inch or lf'SS. :;;one Fri.-Sat.9 am til 10 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS · OUR TOWN'S fiNESt SU,fl ~AlltlT L--GO TO CHURCH [V[RY SUNDAY Prices good thru May 26 . 1984 ~. 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Woodland Cente rs' profe ssiona l audiol ogist is a licensed heartng aid fitte r and dea le r whu can take care ul yuur hea rmg ca re needs: EVALUATIONS FITTINGIEARMOLD DESIGN FOLLOW-UP & ANNUAL CHECKS HEARING AID BAT1 ER IES & RE PAIR 30 AID PH ESCR IPT!ON S FILL ell DAY TRIAL [w• lh depos •t ) HEARIN G AID IN SURAN CE REASONABLY PRICED (VtsaJMaster Ca rd Accep ted) ME DICAID & UMW APPROVED THANKS ~ or mor e 1nfo rm a !r on con t nct c2J \.Voodland Centers. Inc. TO THE VOTERS OF GAU.IA COUNTY FOR YOUR COMPLIMENTARY VOTE ON MAY 8th. SPEECH & HEARING DIVISION LOUISE BURGER CLERK OF COlJRTS GAL LI POLIS JA CKSON PO M EROY 4\ 2 V1nl o n P 1~ r 4<1 6 5SOO ?00 Ma1 n Slre et 286 5075 ".1t 1Derry H en:; Ills q()??1·1~ Patd lor by lout se BUlger. 401 Jackson Ptk e. Galltpolt s. OH SAUSAGE DA~ 28 DEE POTATO CHIPS 16 OZ. PKG. $}79 GAROEN FRESH PRODUCE FLORIDA TOMATOES 49¢ LB. CABBAGE 29¢ LB. GALL !POLL<;- Anna E ll?.Llbet h Ballard, 62, 30SmithersSt., Ga llipo· lis, died at 12: 30 a.m . Sa turday in Pinecrest Care Center. Born Oct. 3, 1921, ln Ashland, Ky., daughter of !he late John and Mary Gates Blankenship, she was a member of the Apostolic Chu rch in Gallipolis. She m arried Ernest Ballard in 1950, and he also preceded her in death. Surviving are two sons, Phillip J;lallard of Co lumbu s. and James Hedrick of Columbus; a daughter. Mrs. Ronald tJoanl Angel of Gallipolis; six grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. llelen M cDowdell of Chesapeake; and four brothers, Raymond of Swanton, Willard of Gallipolis, and Joe and Tom, both of Columbus. · Funeral services will be held ut l p.m. M onday in Apostolic Church, wilh the Re,-. Charles Birchfield orticiatlng. Buria l will be in Ebe· nezer Cemt:•tery. near Thunnan. Fl'iPnds may call at Miller' s Hom e for Funerals in the fomwr Ware· hlme Funeral Home from 2·4and 7·9 p.m . Sunday. The body will b!• taken ro the church one hou r prior to tht! servrcc. Martha Cheesehrew COLUMBUS - Mat1ha Marie Chl'<'sebrew, 89. Columbus. a former Ga llipolis resident. <1it'd Friday In Monterey -Yor kshire Nursing Inn, Columbus. She was married to the latrC laud H Cheesebrew . and was a member of the DAR. French City chapter in Gallipolis. Surviving are two daught prs. Mrs. Vl'l'l1 (Mary Anne) Cra,.ford of Pataskala . and Mrs. Carl E . (Grace) Derry Freeman of Belle· font aine; five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; and a sister, M rs. Gr ace Elizabeth Noble of Brookhaven, Miss. Funeral serv ices will bc h~ld at 10 a.m. Monday in Schoedinger East Chapel , 5360 E. Li v ingston /\\'<' .. Columbus. Gr av<'sidP services w ill be held at 1:30 p.m . Monday· at Mound Hill Cemetery. FriPnds may ca ll at the chapel from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m . today . Rosalind B. Lindsay oz MUSTARD :R~~ FRENCH'S lis, died at 7 p.m_ Friday in Scenic Hills Nursing Cf'nter, having been in failing health for the past several years . Born July 18, 1907, in Walnut Township, Ga llia County, daught er of the late Moult on and Lucille 1Lou 1 Ball Drummond, she was a m em ber of Campaign Freewill Boptist Church. Campaign Ladies Aid and a former membcr of the Bula1'ille Opet, Daily 1 0·9: Sunday 1-6 Grange. PEPSI - REG . OR DIET PEPSI FREE MT. DEW Date · Tuesday , May 22 , 1984 Time: 7 00 P.M . Place Columbu s & Ohi o Southern Electric 990 Sec ond Av enue State Anna E. Ballard FRANKIES Now you don't have to be a rich investor to take advantage of tax shelters. Just a smart one. c-;ty I 99¢ FRESH SUPERIOR'S NOW OFFERING Gallipolis, $:!9; William H. Lewis,40, : Hurricane, W Va ., $40; John W. · Marks, 39. Carmel, Ind., $40. Charles A M us.,Pr , 44, Gallipolis, S40; Rhonda S. Pendlet on, 19, Waverl y, $'10 ; Randall K. Bowen, 38, Phil CamplX'll, Ala ., $41; Larry E . LawlP1'..17, Strasburg, $42; Linwood Lamar, :n,Columbu s, $41; Timot hy L. SpirPs, IR, I(! . I. Langsvil le. $44; flruc<' lJ . Sm ith . 19, Oak Hill, $45; DJvid W. Hyan . :w1, Boeme, Texas. HEARING EVALUATIONS/AIDS A SINCERE Meda E. Mink Volunteer Sho"·0 rs and thundr r storm s Saturday night and Sunday. L ow s S< IIU I'(I. J\ ' nig ht from the mid -:Jfts nor th to !OW(' r ros south. Cooler Suntltt.\' ·wi th hi ghs from thP mid ·61s north to mid-70s sou th . '1/0RTHWEST S, tturrLt.\ · ni12;ht . showprs and thundPrs torm s likely. Low:':{> to 60. Sund a\·, r loud\' and coolc•r with a c hancf' of showC'rs. High in the m td·tJ I, . T he chancP of r ai n IS 70 percent Saturday night and 40 1-J('ITf'nt Sunday bond for failure to ohey a rra ffle control dev ice. Forfeiting bond for speedi ng were Edward Allen, 48, Washington, Pa .. $X; Sarah P . Preece, 2R, Rt. 2. Point Pleasant, $38; George H . SUer. 32. Greensboro, N C., $38; Edward .1. Vtctorine. 35. Co lumbus. $39; Ro beri L. M yers, 34. Columbus. $42 . Gregory D. Nelson. 26, Rr .1. Ga ll ipolis, $38; Gerald fl . Wilson,4ti. Evansville , Ind ., $38; William F: . Moody, 20, Po int Pleasant . $:\9; Francis A. Mullins. 211 . P-1 :1. Mlnk.~l004 ~~Av~.Gallipo- 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ numbers : 544, 3913 Emergency Squad David M . Ba ll , l3. Rt. 2, VInton, pleaded not gullty to failure to yield and was continued untll May 31. Pleading innocent to Improper passing was Kralg W. Lemley, 21 , Rt . 4. Ga llipolis, whowasslatedfora Ma y 29 pretrial. M arcus E . Sheets , 21, 41 Garfield Ave., pleaded not guilty to drivmg under suspension and excessive noise. His pretrial was set for June 4. A driving under suspension charge ag11 inst Harley A. Bennett , 50, Shenandoah, W.Va ., was dismissed. Drenda A. Cook , :1:!, Pomeroy , forfeited $4D bond for assured clear dist ance . ln ot her traffi c cases, Edward .J . Laudermilt , 41, Pom eroy, was fined $15 for no opera tor's license and $1 3 for speeding. F ined Sl2 for le ft of center was Lawrence Lemley, 53. Kana uga , was fined $12 for left of center. Forrest L. Stalnaker, 5.1. Columbus, forfcitPd $50 bond for failure to stop at a grade crossing; Mi chae l .!. Scmacck, 18, Bel pre. forf~i!Pd $40 • Llndsay .Shewasa member ofR. T. King Chapter No. 340 O.E.S She is survived by onP son, Richard Curtis. Columbus: mother, Hazel Bcarhs, Racine; one brot her, Phillip Bearhs. Racine. ROAST POUNO GALLIPOLIS Two Mason County women entered not guilty pleas to shoplifting Thursday in Gallipolis Municipal Coun. Cheryl A . Walker, Rt. 1, Ga llipolis Ferry, and Penelope A. Whitt. Rt . 1, Point Pleasant, were both continued lor a M ay 29 prPtrial. Robert W. Garnes, 'll, 1918 Chatham Ave., charged with public Indecency, pleaded not guilty and was put on S'iOO recognizance bond. Carla A. Speakman, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, entered an Innocen t plea to disorder ly conduct . Her trial has been set for June 5. Pleading not guilty to D\'11 were Larry G. Harrison, 26, Oak Hill; Don E. Smith , 20, Rt . 2. Vinton; and Tony a L. Simpson , 19, ~0 Burkhart Lane . Harrison and Smith face pretrial s Monday . while a pretrial has been scheduled for May 29 for Simpson . Donald R. Craigo, 20, Rt. ~. Gallipolis, pleaded innocent to a charge of broken tail light and hi s casf:' w as continued until .June 6. GALLIPOLIS - Mcda E lizabeth Showers and thundC'rstorms Friday brought Wl'lcu mt• r L'lief t o resident s of sou th fpxas. some of whom had not seen rain for almost two months. muo Name DANFORTH \\1NNERS - David Scott Fisher, left. and UsaRcn'"' Ashley, righ&, have been awarded the national Danforth Foundation "I Dare You Leade.-.hlp Awards" at Meigs IUgh School in recognition of excellence in character and weiJ.balanced personal development as well as leadership potential. They are juniors at Meigs IUgh School and their awanb were presented by Principal James Mlller. Ms. Ashley is the daulhler of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith, Middleport, and Mr. and Mr.;, David Ashley, Belpre, and Fisher is lhesonof Mr. and Mrs. &bert Fish"r of Middleport. • POUND The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page - A-5 Not guilty pleas entered in Gallia court National weather forecasts Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohi~Point Plea5Cint, W. Va. STORE HOURS: Mon.·Thur.. 9 anftillO pnr Go ia County ."'itate May 20, 1984 HALF RUNNER GREEN BEANS 69¢ LB. She married I:.:a rlMinkonDec. l 9, t925, and he also preceded her in dea th on .J an. 1:J, 1966. She and her late hu sband opera ted a trailer sales business ror many years. Surviving are a son, J ack of Gallipolis; two daught ers, Mrs. Francis Green of Dayton, and Mrs. Kathryn Irwin of RL 3. GaUl polis; a gr andson ra ised in the home, Jeff Fulkerson; and nine grandchildren and two grea ! -grandchildren. F uner al services will be held a! I p.m. Mondav in Waugh-HalleyWood Funeral Home, with the Rev. James Lusher officiating. Burial \.\ill be in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire . Fripnds m ay ca ll at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . today. Pallbcar<'rs will be Jeff Folker · son. Danny Mink. Ernie Irwin. Johnny !tw in. L arry Green and Randy GrePn . Refuse Container 32 ·gal. plastic; lid .......,-'.. B .I I ------. _,. - ~ 1200 \~ c;, , :~ a~ LAKEWOOD 0 Sl9 OurR: ~ ~ S l 9 sateB Prrce Sale Price Mr. Freeze · Pops 24, vane d fruity flavors 36 oz .· 29 .9 7 Mr. 'T' Btg Wheel ' Durable plastic con. str.uction. 16" size. 12" Oscillating Fan J.sp eed 6-ft cord 'N et wl Proctor-Silex l·gal. Picnic Jug Polyethylen e: spout . ~ ; ;;_-.c: -_-- R.Gbison Brewer . Surviving are her husband. How· ard S. Brewer; and by two daughters, four sons, three broth· ers, 15 grandcl1ildren and 19 grPat -grandchildren. Funeral scro;ices will be held a\2 p.m . Monday in Crow -Hussell Funeral Home. Point Pleasant , with the Rev . Tally Hanna officiating. Burial will be in Suncrest Cemet ery, Point Pleasant . Friends m ay ca ll al the funeral home alter 3 p.m. today. E2.0240 Sll Soi~:Le Lightweight'" Iron Steam/dry, 3 7 vents. ~~f/52For$1 Sole $ 2 Price ~ Each Secret• Deodorant 2.25 -oz. • roll .on ty pe. Plastic Foam Cups 50, 6.4-oz. size Reg uta r :\ :\1ultlnwdia Newspapt•r 4';1('h Su ndd \ ' , x2 ~1 Th ir'd i\\'1' 1l U4', h \ th r Ohtn Val l i'~> Puhli " h i n~ Curllp.n n Mut rlmf'di.t . !no · "i•• none! c l a s~ pO~ t U~ (' pa id at r;nlllp0l ls O hiu -t ~;: n ~ : nt PrP d a :-; ._..ro ll(! t· l , t ~~ Puh lt ~twd Or M mt :\1r·m ht ·r Thr ,\ ,.sori'-l trd l' n ·~, In Ianti IJ;ut\' l'n ''-" AssnrJalion and Hw i\nH'rl(';t n ~ t'\n p; qJ er Publisht'l '" ,\ s St>(' i;11i1111 :"\ ,l! irHJa l Adu•rthi ng Ht • pr('sr nt a tl \'!'. Branh;J m . l i17 Wt's l Ninf' M!l r ]{on d . Sur iP ~ Il-l , J)f•t rnl l , Mlchl .l.Wn. -I HII7~ . ~WUS{ ' RIPTIOS Rt\TF.S By farric-r or Motor Hout~ · Onf' WN• k .. U . 10 On" Month -~ . P:o SIN£;LE COl'\' I"RI( 'E 511 I 'f'nts Memorial parade set Th<' Sunday T!m<'s-S<'n1lnf' l wilt not tw n •s pon slbll' for ;1d v a nc(' pa vnH.' Jlt s ma df' hy carr lf' r s. No .~ ull"l ' fi ] >l i o n !' b~ · m <J il (X' r m!!IPd in IO\~ n-. ~<o' h1 • n• mot o r carriPr >;f' rvk <' is cn ·alt a bt f' . So le S l Prrce Each 8 .2·oz- Close ·up Fo r clean e r teelh . ~-,£~·."31 m;tili ng m~l! f' r a t Pomf' ru\ . Ohi o, l'o"l OffiCI ' OBJCI'Z -G r aves ide services for Rosalind Bearhs Lindsay, 61. Olx•tz , Ohio will be held Monday aill a. m . at Obetz Cemetery , Obet z. Mrs. Lindsay, a forrnpr resident of Meigs County was preceded in death by her husband , Char les P . GALLIPOLIS - The Mem orial Day parade wil l be Monday, May 28. Participants will assemble a! the Foodland Parking lot at 9 a.m. and leave at 10 a.m. Anyon<> desiring to have a unit in the parade should contact Dovel Myers at H6-700!1 or Cliff Dixon at 446-4900. Anyone wtth a convertibl e or OJX•n top Jeep thai can be used in the parade should a lso ca ll one of the above numbers_ 19.97 2Pkg73 97-oz . Sun Tea Jar Gloss; plastic lid . Thelma I. Rrewl'r POINT PLF..i\SANT - Thelma Irene Brewer. 72, Rt. I. Point PlPasant !Cam p Conlev I. diPd Friday mornmg in Holzpr MPdica l CPnter. Born V~b. IIi, 1912 . in Wood County, W Va .. she was the daughter of !he laic O.L and Grorgia 5 10~~~. Duro · Super Glue · Clear bond . .I 0 oz • J~ '~ Llmtt 2", - L -- - - - , $2Eo. SUBSCRIPTION~ 8xl0 " " CAMERA DEPARTMENT Sunday Only 126.80 Onf' vf'ar . Six month s .. .. :&t:U)O B aily an d Sund a31 M1\ll . Sl JBSCRIM'IONS ln.~ ld e Ohln ~2 WN'ks... . ....... S.~ . 24 26 W['('kS . $29.12 JJ W N>ks . . .. $14 .$fl Ratf!s Ou t!ildt' Ohio 52 W['('kS 26 We(' k.s . JJ Werks ......... .. $~,!+ RO .... $:11 .2() ' $ 1 ~1 611 ' . ' ... " . ' ... l(t'lll ;11/llr"I. Sl Ou r Re g 1 73 Ea . "Notlrom 110 or d<K lolm AT YOUR K MART' Mi\IL ..,,.. . ... ..... .,,.,. . ·· ' Color Enlargements From your favorit e standard .size color nega tiv es or slides 5x7" . .. Eo Sl 48·oz . :.ani-Flush · Cleans. disinfects "Ne lwl Sole Price .:z:z-callll:>er Ammo · �Pgga May 20, 1984 May 20, 1984 Pomervy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. A-6--The Sunday Times-Sentinel Judge O'Brien terminates 35 court :"'~us cases we;:arf~::t: · POMEROY- Thirty defendants were fined and five others fortelted bonds 1n Meigs County Court this week · Fined bv Judge Patrick O'Brien J were Gary Nelson, Minersville. speed $22 and costs· Lutherelle ' ' Schoenleb. Pomeroy, driving wrong way on four lane, $10 and costs; Douglas Hauber. Long Bottom. speed, $22 and costs; Roger Wil lford. Tuppers Plains, speed. $27 and costs; Robert Nelson, Gallipolis. speed, $21 and costs. Charles Wolle. Syracuse . fishing without license, $2'i and costs; Stanley Correll. Radcliff, slop sign. $10 and costs; Elizabeth Lilly. Ravenswood. speed. $23 and costs; Mark Cas10. Pomeroy. speed. $22 and costs: Gary L. Smilh. Pomeroy. speed. $21 and costs. Mark McGee. Syracuse. speed. $:10 and costs. Rex Hu rley. Middle- I98 4 :cLASS FAREWELL- Christina Unroe, c<>-valedlctorian of Hannan Trace High School's class of 1984, addresses students and parents during graduation ceremonit.'S Friday night. The daughter of Mr. Wld Mrs. Jerry Unroe of Crown City, she shart'CI valedictorian honors with Cheryl Stitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllliun Stitt of Crown Cily. H'piS graduated 48 seniors. Graduation ceremonies were conducted at N~rth Gallla, Kyger Creek ru1d Southwestern high school• Friday. . Neal agency marks 30th year in business GALLIPOLIS - Neal Insura nce Agency recen!ly celebra ted its :lOth anniversary in busines s. Founded In I %l hy r har les M. Neal at therorner of Fourth Avenue and Pine Stneet. where he opera!Pd a Quaker Stale servic<> station. the agency has since moved to SC'vercll loiiations . In l!llU, J . MichaC'I Neal pur· chased the agency from his lather and moved il to il s present loca I ion at tlle corner of Second Avenue a nd Grape Street in October 1981. Neal sa id the agency hassl't llf'd in a permanent location where it can bet t('r S(>rve its customers. Primarily a ont:. . c.'Omp.an.v C~gcn cy when it began. rc•presl'ntingGrange Mutual Casua lly Co. Neal added Sandy and Beav.rr a nd Un itf'd Ohio in lhC' early !~70s. and in 1983. Firrman ·s Fund was added to give a broad base of companies to select the best coverage for tlle best price. Thr firm offers comparison shoppi ng among those' insurance agcn c i0s for its custoiTlf'rs. "II has befan a privplege to hCJvr Sf'rvcd the comrnuni t:'r' fur the p1.1 st 20 years." notf'd Mike Neal. "We look forward 10 a brighter tom orrov>. port , reckless operation, $100 and costs, assault, $aOO and costs, seven days confinement, one year probalion; Jay Powell, VIenna, speed, $22 and costs; Jonathan Foley, Hunu peed • ..., D d ngton, s '......,and costs; avl Hough, Gallipolis, speed, $21 and costs; Patricia Mitchell, Freston, Va ·· speed, $21 and costs. Teresa Erlt. Gallipolis, speed.$20 and costs; James O'Donnell, South Charleston, speed, $21 and costs; Charles Searles, Cheshire, have in possession more than 10 Sauger, $15 and costs; DaveJenklns,Raclne,no operators license, $75 and costs. six months probation; Delnnar Davis, Langsville, no motorcycle endorse· ment, $100 and costs, three days confinement, suspend jail sentence and $50 of fine if obtain endorsement, failure to display registration sticker,~-:,) and costs. Mark Combs. Racine. no cycle endorsement, $100 and costs, three days confinement, suspend jail sentence and $50 of fine If obtain endorsement· Jerry Walker Rl' ' pley OWl $250andcosts threedays ' ' ' confinement, license suspended 60 days lett of center cost only· Lyle ' ' ' Moon, Pomeroy, assured clear distance, $.ll and costs. VIda Green , Vinton. falledtoyield rtght of way, $.lJ and costs; Rick Kauf!, Hemlock Grove, criminal mlschief, costs, one days confinement, refrain fromcomplatnant, six months probation; Donnie Stone, Middleport, criminal trespass, $50 and costs; Tommy Matthews, Gallipolis, passing bad checks, restilullon and costs; Wal1er Brai· nard, P1. Pleasant. attempted breaklng and entering, five days confinement, $:.DJ and costs, one year probation; Tiger Oil, Inc .. Columbus, pollution, $600 and costs. Rio Grande College commencement scheduled Sunday on campus green RIO GRANDF. - Rio Grande College wi ll hold its 1081h Anniversary CommPncPmt• nt and of the Community College Board. ln anendance at the Baccalaureate service at 10:30 a.m. will be members of the Calvary Baptist Church, the Trinity Baptist Church and Simpson Chapel Methodist Church. a ll of Rio Grande. Their respecti ve ministers, WIUiam L. thP Communit y Collpge its lllth Ann i vrrsary Commenrc mC'nt Crrcm ony on the Campus Gr('('n this Su nday al 2 p.m Highlights for thi s .'t:ear's C'Prrm on y will includf' Clarence E District the HonorablE' Clark. Josep h L. Godwin. and Donald R. Malson will preside over the service. MiiiN. Ohio's 10th Congressman, as com - mencemf'nt speakPr. William C. McDonald. a member of the Com munit y CollPge B"ard ofTruslf'f?S and a Wt'll-known educator . Forfeltlngc ~mps~, ri t~ uand ~er Bailey ng, a~ ' W V peed Jr .. Fayet e, . aR.a.,s l • h· p I Parsons c ne per· eac • au .' ' te mJtted unllcensro mmor to opera . Dave motorcycle, $45. . hr ~· Mlddl rt menacmg t eats ....., $50 epo , ' . James Whitaker, 21. was trans' ferred to O'Bieness from Veterans Memorial Hospital, where he had originally been taken by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Whitaker was a passenger in a car driven by Kenneth J. Scott, 21, Athens, thatwassouthboundon33at the Intersection with Ohio 681 at call Educat ion Degree. Rio Gra nde President Clodus R Smith ha s initiatf'd a new cnm mPn crmPnt format in \\>'hich thr .. 417 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Oh. Phone 446·4290 Home 4U·4518 Smte Rum is there. INSURANCE '· Stele Farm Insurance Companres HomeOII•ces Bloomongt on . llhno•s I~~~~~G~a~l~li~p~o~li~s~,~O~H~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ will i:x' commissioned in the first dr"'ws . A total of 210 def(r'-"'s. 110 Bachelor of Science and 100 Assn cia If> df'grt?t:'s will !x• a\vard('(J. PrPI-iidt•nt Smith \Vii i prrsidr ovPr Da ile·~ · - PPrforming Arts Centrr Friday evemng. Thr annual Rio Grande Alumni Association Banquet was he ld Collq~f' Saturda:..' rve ning . th(_• cornmpncpmrnr Cf'rrmony that will include addresses b' .James L. First V ice Prf's idrnt of t h(' Roarci of Tru~tws. ,1nrl Anrlrrw f1 Adelman .Jr., Chairman r~nd Df'vrlopmf'ntal Disabili · ti f'~ w ill mf'el on .Junf' 4, the first Monda y, at 7 p.m . lor it~ regular mf"f'1ing Lit l"arldon School. .'10/ John Strff't. in S_ vrarus£> Considf'ration of bid~ for in!-i t ~tl ­ ling air rondi! ioning in the MC'igs IndustriC's Work shop wi ll ix' an agPnd3 itflm . In July lh" board will ret urn rn Chain saw ron test se1 POMEROY - A cha in saw ron!L•st will bP held Sunday at2 .m. at Carr's Oak Grove, Allred. The con!C'st is open to all 4-H members and is sponsored by Alfred Liveslock 4-H Cl ub . 413 4th . Kanaugo Balloons for All Occasions BUY E-Z CHLOR CANNISTERS $}2 95 THE POOL PEOPLE REGULAR 116.95-SALE PRICED YOUR COMPLETE POOL STORE Delivering to Middleport. Pomeroy, Rutland and Mason . 'Graduation Ballons 'Singing Songs To Grads 'Remember Birthdys and Get-Wells Check vandalism POMEROY - Six runs were made by local emergency units Friday the Meigs County Emer· gency Medical Service rPported. Pomer~y at 10:35 a.m. went to Legion Terrace for Lee Rudisill. taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 8:44 p.m. PomeroytoChester Ball Field for Don Casto. taken to Veterans Memorial; at11:57Pomeroy to U.S. 33 and SR 681 for James Whitaker who was in an auto accidenl. taken to Veterans Memorial. Middleport at 12; 32 p.m. to Meigs Mine No. I for Luther Gillon, taken to Veterans Memorial; at2: 47 p.m. Middlepon was called for Margaret VanCooney who was treated IJy lhf' squad. Tuppers Plains a tll : 25p.m.l oSR 681 for Jack Lancewhowas taken to Veterans Memorial. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Police Department are investigat ing two acts of vandalism that occurred Friday nigh! and early Sa turday morning . AI 11 45 p.m . the glass in a phone booth located on East Main Street was broken and at 1:45 a.m. Saturday morning a cokebolllewas thrown through a picture window the Farmers Bank and Savings Company. I I I means a better job, don't send for literature. Take action. Get your questions answered evaluate \'Our choices, anJ make a decision E;erv dav great JObs are opening up- and being taken. There's absolutclv no obligation (except to yourself} Act now ' GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 I 1 gray mel all' VB eng. auto. overdrive transmission, air 'cond, am -fm l c•oss•ette stereo, power seat, power windows, power door locks, rear defogger. trunk release , lilt & only 14.700 miles ll-loro.'o. sharp one! $14 5QQOO I Veterans Memorial • ADMISSIONS---Anita AeikN. P omeroy: Lee Rudisill. Pomerov; Joseph Hill. Pomeroy. · DISCHARGES -- Thnma ' Wes ton. Thoma s Ha11. Opal BarT. Deborah Gibbs. Mar:c Wipplc. Grorge C reenf'. CALL 446-4367 Bring this ad in Get $2.00 Off Bouquets ~~~<AJJ TRY OUR SINGING GORILLAS SC'rv ing as thl' evangt'list . 1980 CADILLAC SEVILLE 4-door. two tone sable black & metallic grey with light grey velour interior , VB engine , electronic climate control. am -fm cassette w i th CB radio, lilt wheeL cruise control. power e-verything, wire wheel covers & only 39.000 miles! Exf:?ect On ly The Best From This Beauty! $13,500 00 1977 PL VMOUTH VOLARE ·R·0·2·B······.I • POMEROY - A reviv a l i' continuing at the Full Gospel Lighthouse. Hiland Road. Pomeroy, each evening through Sunday. Mu sic is being prov idc'<l by lhP Joyful Sounds. Bettv Rak<'r is Rome-Made Mon~ Loans ... I I I 529 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH . 45631 446-4367 or 992-7644 MIDDLEPORT - The Middle port Fire Department answered a tota l of 35 calls during lhr month of April including eight fire runs and 27 emergmcy calls. fire chief .Jeff Darst reports . Department vehicles were driven fi71.1 miles during the month. BE A CWWN, BE A CWWN- Bend Area Merchants i\ssoclation added some excitement for the younger set to their sidewalk day sales Friday and Saturday In Pomeroy . Dixie Eblin in clown costuming ;;troDed about lo\m giving balloons to the children of shoppers. r. ~~~ c~e~J~l~;~, I I I I I BALLOON AND COMPANY Emergency runs April runs total35 the Sf'Cond Monday of the month at 7 p.m . for its meetings. 2-door light briar brown with dark brown vinyl top & dark brown · velour interior, equipped with V6 eng, automatic trans, a ir cond, t ilt wheel, cru ise control. am-tm digita l stereo & sport wheels . Meigs County happenings .. Like agood neiJQibor. AT REASO.NABLE PRICES 1984 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME NORTH GALLIA GRADUATION - BcmittaGall HAlberts, daughter of Sue and Rex HAlberts of BidweU, one of the 54 seniors who graduated from North Gallla High School Friday evening, accepts her diploma from Carl Waugh, president of the Gallla County Board of Education. Photo by Judy Owen Morgan. Air conditioning bids on agenda N<YI'ES 30th YEAR - Members of til<' staff of Neal Insurance Agency, Second !\venue Wld {;rape StN'el, celehrat•'CI the agency's 31kh year in business thls pa..t wt•ek. Seen marldng the oc"asion aN', from left, founder ChariP>; \1 . Neal, stalfers Kim Dennison and Connie HemphJII, and ownPr ,f. Michael Neal. 11: 45p.m. ThP Gallipolis post of the state highway patrol said Scott report· edly lost control of his vehicle on a curve, went left and struck a guardrail. His car then slid into a northbound vehicle driven by Mel- · vln R. Staten, 46, Athens. Suffering mJnor injuries in the accident were both drivers and a passenger in Staten's car, Ernaline D. Staten. 44. Athens. ScoH's car was severely damaged. and the Staten vehicle was moderately damaged. The patrol cited Scott for failure to control. suc h ceremony since I he ROTC progra m was established at the college in 1981. The Rio Grande Cu iiP!'l'Holzer Sc hool of Nursing Te<'hnology conducted its pinning cerE>mony for this year's graduates in rhr audilorlum of the Fine and deans of a ll rrspectivP sc hool s 1.1.:iJJ parUripatC' in thC' conferring of lion MORE NEW ARRIVALS Other events related to gradualion include Rio Grande's Army ~ ROTC Commissioning Ceremony on Frid ay morning in the Atrium of the Fine and Performing ,Arts Center. Two Rio Grande seniors will r('ceivP an Honora!")' Doctor of SYRACUSE - T he Mei gs Count y Board of Mrntal Rf'tarcla · Motor Car Brokers CAROLL SNOWDEN STATE FARM 424 Second Ave. Athens resident injured in accident POMEROY -An Athens man was admitted to O'Bieness Memor· Ia! Hospital, Athens, early Saturday for treatment of Injuries In a two-car accident on U.S. 33 near Dexter Frtday night. 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OhioValley Bank The source for financial management Gat1!pOI!S. Ohio Member FDIC • Medium gray metallic with red & orange accent stripes, 4 cylinder eng ine , 4 speed trans, air conditioning, am -fm cassette stereo, removable sun roof. radial tires, wire wheel covers & onty 42,000 miles . $ • '' ~ .·'- .'• 4-door, si lver with red vinyl top & red velour interior , VB engine. Blr cond, tilt wheel, cruise control , am -fm stereo w -buill -ln CB radio, power seats, power windows , power door locks . w ire wheel covers. Locally Owned. STOP IN AND SEE: Merrill, Jay and Alan Evans and Frank Gheen Open Mon Satu thru Friday 8 a.m.-8 p.rn..11::1 8 a.m •. 3 �· Page A-8- The Village funds total $562,425 All Middleport Village funds tota led $562,42>.13 as of Apr il 30, Clerk -Treasu rer J on Buc k reports. Receipts, d isbu rsem e nts a nd lhP balance in each of the funds m a king up the tota l as of April 30, rl'!o:i pect ive ly, Gtre: gener e:t l. $27,958.18, $17,118.65, $35,324.54 ; street maint e na nce, $5,128.37, $6,&31.12, $737.06; HUD, ni,IUJ, $22,794 .69, $3l,:RJ,75; fede ra l re· venuf' sharing, $.1,033, no dis burse· ment s. $1&3.39; street light, no receipts. $1.407.93, $4500.15; street levy , no receipts , no disbursem ents, $13,621.51; fire equipment. no re· ceipts, $1,2lll. 97, $783.97; fire truck, no receipts, no disbursem ents, $57,653.05; gene ra l bond r etirement, no r eceipts, no Mlly 20, 1 Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. ... --.. ~ c ~::; - ~ 3 < n- ~~ : - g ~ """' "'" ~ · ~ 7 ...? - ·)lo O:~~:t C') ~ 7 ~c:n _.mo m -" " ~ ~(JIm Q) C'),. ~ C') ' ~ ..... N ~ ...• "''- ~ ~ A ... o-a i ~ VI .•... - Former resident named Florida Woman of Year V\~ M ' I I I I ~ • By LEE ANN WELCH T!Jnes.&ntinel SWI PANAMA Fla. -A fanner tri-county resident has been honored as · ~Outstanding Young Woman of the Year" by Florida Jaycees. Frankie V.Oreh Wincheste r is a sargent with the Bay County Sheriffs Depanment, and was singled out for the award as the most outstandingwoman in Florida. · Ms. Winqtester is the daughter of Vivian Fugate of Pt. Pleasanl. W.Va., and the late Frankie P . Voreh of Tallahassee, Fla. She attended Pt. Pleasant High School until 1966, when she went to Florida. She now heads up the department's crime prevention unit. and has been In crinninal justice for 10 years. Formerly a crime laboratory technician supervisor, she later became a technical police instructor for the Law Enforeement Assistant Center. fiTY. disbursement. $lo,463.47: sa nitary sewer escrow , no f('('_'('ipt.s, no disbursements, $136,717. 29: fire house improveme nt fund , $49.07, $1.555.93. $6,6.11 .31 : water ta nk , no n::"Cei!Jt s, nudisburst-'- ments, $180,977.58: wa te r , $8,306.29 , $6,896.56, $29,850 .:!9: san itary sewe r, $6,434 18. $6, 795.45, $37,Hl2 .35: swim · ming pool, no receipt s, $39 .43 . $42 .53 dt'fi c it: c em Pte r;·. $ 1. 120. 06 , Sl.375.14 . $.'i€0.33 deficil : wate r meter trus ts . $260, $375, $10. 388.16: economic devPlopmcnt. no rt:'CC'ipts. no dis bursem<·nts, $2,000. Ex penditure~ for the month tot a led Sffi,460.R7 while rPCcipt s amounted to !bH2 . 2W~ . 1 ~. When sbe went to Panama City Police Department as thp first female pollee officer In 1976, Ms. Winchester was a patrol officer and became crime scene investigator, police instructor and crime prevention officer. Among her many dulles, Ms. Winchester has co-founded SAFSpouse Abuse Foundation, Inc. - a six county or gani7Ation providing emergency assistance to battered spouses and their children. That group formed in 1983 out of the concern of the Bay County Sheriffs's Department and other local organizations. The Crime prevention unit recpived a nwnbcr of s pouse abuSP calls , and the department began looking for a bette r way to assist those women and children. SAF was the result , funded by people and a :state grant, written by Ms . Winchester. · She also oversees that organization and conrluct s public education Organization is clarified gcn ""><o VI )>-a .... ~ Jlom nr,.~ 0 :ll:t 0 :E n- POMEROY - Bobby Arnold who spok~ to th e Meigs Loca l School District' s Bmrd of Educa l ion Tues· dav night represented the Con· z and not the Meigs Local Band Boos te r s. he r0port s. Arnold told thP hoard that the group blames thr administration and not the board for the recent firing of Mi ss GoodnitP and sug gpstPd that legal action might be A ~VI!:: . l> VI Q% 0 m ..0 Buckeye instructor in world class all his own By LEEK. wmmow Times-Sentinel Staff RIO GRANDE - If he can stop the earth from spinning on its axis, a Buckeyl' Va!Wy V oca Ilona! School farm mechan· ics instructor might grab the world's attention in becoming a · karate champion. Although he has not reached that point, .Joe Minney, second tak f'n by f[J(• g rou p. The b:Jard, \Vi th mf'mtx• r s p r0~nt Tuesda~· night , vottod 2-2 on C:l mras u!"f' lo tou r rf'€>mploy :vtiss Goodnil e_ MPan lim ~. Arnold reports that the Concerned Citizens for Miss Good nit P arc discouragi ng any demon stration at thr Mei gs High School comme ncem ent ol bl• h1•ld this pvening . ...., llpdatt's on projPI'll'i on commis!Sion agenda (I) • •• • • POMEROY - Th e Mdgs Count y ... ·~ Regional Planning Commission will meet a t .J p m Mond ev et the agriculturf' confr rPnc r crnt r r. F armers Bank Building Thrrr will be a n upda te on the 12Me igs County indu strial s il (:'S, a report on Sc ipio Energy Associates , Inc .. located at lhr• Scipio Industrial Pa rk and rPpoi\ s on olhf'r proj('Cis .'-4 ......... CD ~ 'II": •• Tt April 1 he participated with the 15-member U.S. karate team in the World Karate Games, Budapest placing 12th in the 00 I kilogram (132 pounds) land under Men •s Fighting Division. He was the only perspn to represent the United States in that division. Japan placed first in It ' The world championship was held at the Hotel Stadium which at one time was I he site of the 1932 Olympics. Thirty·six COUn · tri.,;- including many commu · nist such as Russia and Cuba SPnt the best of the black belt breed. Minney, who has studied the martial art for eight years. fizzled out at the fourth round after competing with men from Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy. Each round was three minutes in duration . $i •• c.n I ..... CD degree black belt, still is ambitious. On March 31 and •• ••• • N CD ...,_ ...... 1\T HE NS - The Gray Panthers of South1•as tl'rn Ohio will hold a pubUc mceting from idtJ to 8::10 p.m . Tuesday a! the AthensSeniorCenter on Ke rn St. The g-roup is an I""' c:: z nVI z)lo"a C>O .... (") SOC'ia l and C'duca tional institutions. 1 -4lt- ~ Q ~-a ~ -m Z:~~:t '-0 A ' fi ghting for men and women m six weight classes : 00 kilograms and under, 60·65 kilogra m s, 65-70 kilograms, 75-80 kilograms, over 80 kilograms and a n open division for any w£>ight. Then: were also nonfighting competi · lions for both sexes in "ka la," a karate routine and prP<'ision kata, involving thl'P<' persons moving in unison. Reaching the U.S. team started at national tryout s in Cleveland at which he was selected among the top fou r in his division. Next was a thrt'<'day training camp at the Futurl" Farmer's of American Camp in Cedar Lakes, W.Va. where a coach and training s taff ana· lyzed participant s. Finally, t h~ best four were picked again in each divisi!(n for the team and Minney was . ranked fir st. This Augusi in Sl!ll Diego , hP will again attend ~alional tryouts. Minney regards the U.S. atheletes as amateurs while those from other countries are professionals. "I don't think it's fair in competing against them ." ::t!: -vl> int ern ational organ ization working for age int egra t£'d socia l progra m s a nd a gu tn st age bias in polilical. The international arena was a cosmopolitan experience. Minney made many good frtends, particulary with the .Japanese. whose traditional style of karate he plans to borrow for selfimprovement. He rates Japan's karate team as number one with Great Britain, France,ltaly and Spain following . "Those are the ones that are tough to beat.'' C~aches, trainers. ju~es and doctors accompanied the U.S. team. The team competed in - I ~wt me VI ( t..:al> ..0~ Driver escapPs injury POMEROY - Slight damage was reported to a Me igs Local Sc hool Distric t bus fo llowing an accident Thursday on County Road 14, aceording to tlw sta te highway patrol. The patrol said th0 bus. dnven by Elmer J . Snyde r , :JO , Pome roy , was southbound a t :1 :05 p.m. when it dropped off I he right side of the road and into a diTch. Snyder was not injured in the Jccldent. I he pa trol sa id . - "" n~~~ -a :ll:t ,. -mz Plan Mondlly concert VIm ~ ' "' .- "'.... ::: !"' Vlo ::tC:: mG) ~ "'::t ~ ... _.mo ,. Ul -a :ll:t -a •" -l:ll:t A - ·- -4lt- )>-< "'~ ffi Marriage licenses ~ ;ll:t"n m:~~:t ml>o MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs Junior High sevl'nt h and eighth grade bands will present a conce rt Monda y , May 21 , a t 7:311 p.m . a ! Meigs Junior High The program will feature m a rches. patriotic music a nd popular music. Admission is free and the public is invited Director Is David Bowen . ' ... ., ...... Po POMEROY - Issued marriage licenses in Me igs County Probate Court we re Brady Huffman. Jr ., 2J, Racine, and Debra Honaker, 28, Middleport, and Richard Gall · Pu trnan, 20. Reedsville, and Linda Carol Pierce, 18, Long Bottom. ." .~'dl .... on spou se a buse and fa milJ' violence with works hops and seminars. Ms. Winchester is a m e m ber of the boa rd of directors of the G irls Club of Ba y County , works " ith t he Amcncan Red Cross, United Way , Norhtwest Florida Drug Council. Ce tholw Social Services and the G uardian Ad Litem progra m. She is a m ember of the Panam" Cit\• Com munity Correctional Cente r Citizens Advisory Boa rd a nd reprPst'nt s six counties on the Flor ida Attorney Gene ral' s He lp Stop Cr ime advisory boa rd . Last year, she was c hosen out standing Young Woman in P a nama City by the Junior Women's Clu b a nd F irst Lady of the Year of Bay County by Beta Sigma Phi lnt e rnattonal Sorority. She was awarded the local and s tate Cooper·Taylor Public Safety Award by the J aycees and the F lorida Distingu ished Service Award in Law Enfor<'€mPnl by the Florida Council on Cr im e anp Deliquency. She was the first woma n to e<J rn H1at sta te-wide distinguished service award . Ms. Winchester is married to Det ective Hill Winc hester of th P Panama City Pollee Department. and t he~ have two c hildre n , Frankie Michelle, 14, and Danny, 1:1 She attended Guif Coast C ommuni!~ College in F lorid~ : and rece ived an Associate of Ans degree in 1975 a s a me mber of the firs t police academy class there with fpmale m e mbers. She also atte nded Ke nt Slate University and Florida State Universit y. She teaches police work and public safl>t y , coordinat es a domes ti c abuse program, ha s been the fir st kma lc hired in one police dPpartment, been the first woman to rC"CC'i ve the distingu is.hecl SCI\! ice award in Florida law enforr Pmr>nt and work."i with numerou s other organizations like Girls Clubs and thP Ame rican Red Cr os.s. Frankie Winchester is an involved woman. to sa y thP lmst involvL:l() with caring fur people . an essen! ial pat1 of sucel'ssful policl · work. She takes lime to care in the rapid pa l'C of today , a nd for th at . she has been honored many times. Sgt. Frankie Voreh Winchester c:O 0 - eerncd Cit i.zens for Miss Go<xlnitc Public mt'Pting Sunday ;:v% !"' )> :10 n ~n G>,- ,... Ion theri er !;L ,, '*' ~ . :!0 ~ "V~ CLASS ALL 1m OWN - Buckeye Valley Vocatlonals School m.tructor Joe Minney demOIIIItrates 88llle ol his karate moves, whlclt he recentl;y took to world cla88~ In Budapest. He WIL'IIheonly U.S. team ~her In 1M 00 lillp'am welgta class. ~bove, he exhibits a cat foot stance, and at right, Minney displays a move for offense. the side snap kick. w"' .. ..0 m.., -lm ... z )lo(n ..o,..: VI' • " .,,.., o! .• , .• , ' '" "'-< 4- • , ,, • • • ..I -· dl :" :~ he said . "11wy rc f<'d , cl ot hr<l and given spPnding m a ne.\· .. to be atheletes." He found Hungar ians worship their athf'if'tes as heroes. "If you're a spo11 s person in Hungary , _\'ou' rf' a celebrity." Original1y, 44 roun1 rif's wPrf' to partlcipate at the world championship. but that num ber diminished after s ever a l dropped out. Conflict between Iran and Iraq and Israel and Syria forced those countries ' teams to step aside. An impor tant highlight of the C\'cnt , Minney said, was when the Olympic committees of commu nisi countries endorsed ka ratp for the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. Tae·Kwon -Do. another popular m a rtial art, will be periormed at an exhibition there. Judo is a span permitted in the Olympics . For so long, Minney explained , karate as a sport in thC' Olympics was held up because many countries could not agree on specific rules or accepl many of the different karate styles. Aiso, karate was not a popular sport m mos t co mmums t countriPs. Russ ia 's 1Pam ha s competed for about four vears and the C .S. t~ am for mor e than 10, he said . F ollowmg the world match, teams fro m the Unit ed States, .Japan . ltalv. Hungary and Yugus lJvict par1 icipa ted in a sm aU compl'tiliun in Belgrade to lx>ne fit Yu gos lavi an citie s dam aged by an earthquake. "The only thing that limits me is monf'y,·· Minney said . At home in Rtchmond Dale, he can expect each WN'kmd to attend regional tournaments. Last ; ear, hl' placed fifth in his division at thf' P an-Am Karate (~ame s in Guatema la for North and Sout h Amforican countries. ThP U.S. teams placed second overall He also raptured first placP championships in Ke ntucky and South Carolina . Minney studied karate fo r self·defensc in Chillico the and he also teaches ka r ate in Logan once a week. �May 20, The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Poge- &.3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea~ant, W. ViJ. 1984 -. LaneMcGuire ;~ :: =====~ngagements====== GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs·; · Ivan La ne of GaUipolis, fonnerly ~ . Middlepor1 , are announcing approaching marriage of their son, : Ivan Lewis Lane . to Beth McGuire, · daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmv D . . the : We R8M<Ve The Umit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM Lori Ann Bi.,....,IJ il<>bert 1..<.-slit• Smith SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES IN EFFECT TH U SAT., MAY 26, "Bali" Patricia GaD Edwards George W. Francl• Edwards BIDWELL Mr . and Mrs. Walt!'r Edwards of Bidwell an nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh · ter. Patricia Ga il , to George W . COUNTRY STYlE Shelley Renee Woodyard Terry .Joe James H e is the son of Mrs. Ruth Francis and the late Lawrence Francis. The open-church wedding at Trinity Church, Pomeroy. will be July 20 at 7:30p.m. $109 •••• • CROWN CITY - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodya rd, Rt. 2, Crown City, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Shelley Renee, to T erry loe James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo James. Crown City. · An open-church wedding will take place Saturday, June 23. at 6:30p.m. in Provid r nce Misslonarv Bapl lsi Church on TN'ns Run Road. Miss Woodyard is a graduate of Hannan Trace High School. Jam es. a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center. is co-owner and operator of J ames Water Service. Crown City. Tolbert - Holbert BONELESS MT. ALm- Mr. and Mrs. B ill Tolbet1. Route 1. MI. Alto, W. Va . arc announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Regina Gale. to Ralph Gregory Holbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Holben. Glouster. Miss Tolb<>rl i s a graduate of . Kentucky Christian College and . . Morehead State University, and is · employed by T ree of Life Chr istian Rump Roast .. • • LB. Chuck Roast ... 3 ~,$1 9 QUAliTY PlUS Wieners 120Z. PKG. •••• •• ••• GALLIPOLIS - The Southeastern Ohio Association for the Education of Young Child ren will hold its spring m<.>etlng at The Learning Tree Child Car e Center . located in the lowPr IPvel of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 541 &>cond Ave .. Gall ipoli s. The goa l of the SOAEYC is to providt> outreach to profess ionals, paraprofessiona l s, and non · profC'ssionals who are concrrned COLUMBIA $129 Bacon ....... .• • • 2 LB. PKG. about -1 ,.... 0 -1 • Strawberries • • • • LB. PAR KAY Margarine SUNSHINE ••••••••• •• • BAG • •• ......"YT"t,......rrnCII"Tllrii"TII.............. •• ! ! •• C(){J}l()N' •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • • • PUREX DETERGENT: •• • •• ~ .. TOILET TISSUE 6 ROLL PKG. $}29 Limit One Per Customer Good On~ At Powell's Offer Expires at. . May 26. 1984 • 147 oz. $349 limit One Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's Offer Expires Sat .. May 26. 1984 10.1 OZ. ...... m.r ,.J~~L, 2/79¢ limit Two Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat.. May 26, 1984 69 ¢• . $699 lim! One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat.. May 26. 1984 •t t I t I t t t •The total value of the dou -· ble coupon may not exceed $1 .00. •Only one manufacturer's coupon per item. • • • • • •. fA)lJ Jl()ftl •. • • • • •' . . .. :p()N'. •••••• . . ... • • • • MAXWELL HOUSE ••• KOOL-AID PRE-SWEETENED COFFEE • • 3 LB. • •• CAN • ~ C) Ill •Any manufacturer's coupon greater than 51¢ will be redeemed at face Vl!lue only . PLASTIC GALLON JENO'S 25 LB. .. 2/$1 2°/o Milk • • • • • • • • • • • Jf$1 Dog Food .. • $J49 Pizza • .... .. . . Peas .......1 ~0;.•• NORTHERN •••• BROUGHTON'S . CORN, GREEN BEANS .. LB. 0 0 ,. -<z Ill • •• •The total value of the double manufacturer's coupon cannot exceed the purchase price of the item. Money will not be refunded . •This offer does not apply to Powell's Super Valu Coupons, free coupons. or any competitor's coupons. •This offer excludes cigarattas. or any other items . prohibited by law . •Offer is only good for product on hand. No Rainchecks . children in Ohi o. SOAEYC is an affiliate of the professional C'Xpt:'ricncf' inrlud r s 10 national years .'ls a first grade tea cher . thi'E'C' children. The featured speaker for the evening wi ll be Sister Melanic Hannigan, O.P. from Ohio Domini· can Coll ege in Columbus. She ha s a Bachelor's Degree in E lementary Education from Ohio Dominican College, Master's Degree In Educa· Ilona! Psychology from Fordham University . New York, and her Ph.D. in Special Education from Columbia Unrversity. N.Y. Her years as a ~ announce the engagement <.tntl approaching marriage of ttw ir 7i:t0P.ste?~ dau ghter, Julie Kay , to Randolph B. Robertson Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph B. Robertson of Mount Vernon. Ohio. The wedding wi ll t akP plac P 1: :«1 p.m . Saturday, July :?B. in St. Mark's Methodist Church in l'"ind· 1 t:.:>:> tl !J t /- ' " ' " Imperial House in Findl ay . Miss Dukes is a graduat r nf Cory-Rawson High School and attended Bowling Green State Bissell - Smith POMEROY -Mr.andMrs.Gien R. Bissell of Long Bottom annou nce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter , Lori Ann. \o Robet1 Leslie Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Smith . also of Long Bottom. A September wedding is being POMEf{OY - Mr. and ~1r>. plann<'Ci. Miss Biss.Pll is a gradu at f' of Poml'!DY Wl'slp~·an Holi nC"ss C hrist ian Aca dcrn~ . Srn.it h is a l-..'Taduat r of Ea stern High School and sf'J"\" C'S as a missi! C' m a lntcnanCt.' IL'Chn ician a t Whit e· m a n A ir Force 8 a SC' , Missouri.' II THE ~ f.~~;::;;;::;;~~~~~~~~;l When the ;oyou s moment comes. we suggest an exchange of 11 n&s from our large selection of wedding ring s for brides and groome s. in 14 kt. gold . perform nuptial music brginnin g at 1:30 p.m . • I ' The Job Bank located at the Senior Citizens Center. 220 Jackson Pike, is open five days a Wl'f'k Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . Now is the time to think about fixing up your homes. The Job Ba nk ·has qua lified applicant s to do yard work. painting. cleaning and g<'n· eral repair work to pu t your homes in order. PeopiP needing applicants to sll with pets or 10 look after their ·homes while on vaca ton should utili?P this service. Call 44&-700l and speak to the Job lln:rt ll llt )..!" Jh lt· u1tt·ran ct'"· · 2. T tw apostlP s received tlw "gift of toogues" when ther were baptized with the Hol y Spirit tArt s I :5 .8: 2 :1-4, 7,14,37,421. Mao s teaehiog: The t )TW h un drt ·d :1n d l\\ t ·nl _\ rt·ct•iv t·d tht~ s ame gift. be ing baptized with 1 Lt· I ltd". ~ pm t. :1. l ttr nl'liu c.. ;1n d hi" hlltt.., t·hnld_r<•('<• ivPd thl' ''gift of tongues" when they \\ t•rt_· h;tplw ·d v. 11 h t tw llrdy ~ p 1 nt so as to ('Onvinre Peter and the six .)t · \~ i"h hrr ·thr·t•r, 1:\r! '- 1 \ : \:!) that God wa s ca lling the Gentiles unto t·mt· nant rt ' lation ..,hlp Hllh tiH· . l t· w ~ (Acts 10:44 -48; 11:15-18). Man's tfc>aching: To h1 :mn_w ;1 ~ uhJ Pt"1 t" 11r hap \ ism today, on e mu st be baptized \\ 11h 1 ht•lloi _ Y :""l ~ •lrJI. and "'!--JH•ak in toni{Ue~" as Corne liu s . 4. "All nf"!<ih" r:\1'1 -- :!: 171 h ;~ -.. n·f1·r t· nc e to the Jewish fle s h represented h,.\· 1111'_ ;qJ o .., tll ' " 1 ,\t-_ ~ .., ~ I .11 :mrl thP. GP ntilc flesh represented by ( orrwhu ..; 1.-\ ct .., 10 :-l ll - 1~1 \1an s tt•at:hmg: "All fle!!ih" has reference to ;d l lw\i{'Vf' f " 1111 Lt\" . 5. ThP "gift of .toni("Ut"" ... al 11ng w ith other mirHulous gifts. was tlHP .I rtc ·d h.\· t ht · l:tvm~ on nl th t• ;tpost lPs· ha nds tAcls 8: 17,18; 19:6), <lnd wou ld cea s t· 11 Cor. l:l:XI. "'an' s tea(hing: Jesus being the same VL•sll.• rda _v an rl to day. v. (· ha\·, . th(' same mira culous gifts today For t lw\· ha vt' not n •a ... l•d. ' 6. ;,S peaking in tongUl' ~> " wa: 'w r·ondar y lo prophe-cy (1 Cor. 14 : 1·12). and whPn a?u s l'd, tTt' at l'd nn s und c r standing, manifesting the actions ot <t "barbanan" or a " lunatif" I I ('or . 14: 11 · 19.23 L Man's teac:hing: It is not d ..,pt'oJuiar_v gilt. a nd tl matt e r s not 1f no one other t han GOO undPr c.. t:-~nd s. 7. _ "S peak~ng in ton gut•~" \\a ~ n ot a s ign of s piritual growth but of ~· hlld ~ood tmJ!l~lurity a nrl u nbt! l te f ( 1 Cor. 14 :W · 22). Man's teaching: It I" a '> lg"n of s pmtual growth and g r eat faith . R. "Spf>a.k~ng _in_tongueFI" _was to be conducted orderly ( 1 Cor. 14:23-31), and t.he mdt vJdu als bemg unde r control (1 Cor. 14 :14:32). Man's teachrng: Wh en you arc under t he influence of the Holy Spirit. you ta n not mnl rol _\"ll ll :"t·lf. :1nd 11 1'\ m o rd e r for all to speak , praise, and " ht• ll t :11 t hP " anw t mH·. .. . If .\ ·qu '"'ay " ha t man l l'a<' h<'" ic.. I r u(', you make "God a liar." Beca u se Cut/ I'!' !nw rurd ' ,.,-ry mnn ul1or," I mus t accept and teach God's word rt '.JI'(" flll g :tnd d t•nnun ein g m:1n\ h'<a{' hing! ' Fur I· n; UitJI,· Curres pond(•nce Course Writ e .. . Chapel Hill Church of Christ Huluvlllt- Road • P. 0 . 8o11. "" "11 .. Murnln~ "undo' •. >rni n~ llih h' """" <.1 . .111 \\nr'h'll tii :) U ""·~~·p r):(IO ( '- "fdltsdl) : Rlblt ~hMI) l ·OO p . m • • -~ "' .,:;;. ''') \ J08 c;atlipotis. Ohio 45bJI . IXI'.LteTOt.':~ ~j Radio F.-ohl " Mt-ual~ ' ThrRtMP" ) lhllly • WUH TAWNEY JEWELERS .1 11 :.5.5 . ... . 422 Second. Gallipolis 1984 MEMBERS ONLY FIGURINE · I h fliblr "'"" t·n ·· • ;1Wk -TV 1J • Sund1 -. "I ·JtJ - - - - - - - - - - - 3 3 0 Sec:orld FIRST OF TWO CLUB OFFERS FOR '841 has----- Counselors fo.r more Inform at ion . By HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh . NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. shrubbery, fruit trees . Azaleas . Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10' . Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun . I to S If vou think you need a hearing aid, don't put it off! You're missing some of the fun in life. It's easy and affordable . , HEAliiNG EVALUATION AVAILABE FOR ALL AGESl Actua l S ize: 4 '' ~ SuggestM Retail Price: S25.00 OOD'SRCJY Of M£Re,y We ~re pleosed t o ennoun ce the fi r.;;t 1984 PRECIOUS MOMENTS Co ll ectors" Club figurine"- ··aoo ·!i Rey Of Mercy." It wa s mspi rt!d b)' the werm end sensitive spirit th11t ar1ist Sem Butc~ r find s in h1s o ldest brother . Ray To obtain your excl us 111e figu rine, 5imply bring us your reservetion form and ~ · u do the rest. Only current 1984 ~m~rs In good 5tanding end those who join the Club befo re Decemi:M'!r ) I 1984 can acquire th is spec1a l single editio n. If you·re not l! memtH!-r, we"ll G$ SL~ t you i n bec:oming o~. Fruth Pharmacy LISA KOCH INHEARING of Ohio, Inc . 417 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis •.Ohio Ph. 992-6601 IT'S AUDIOTONE ... HAllE YOU HEARD? ,. .ff] tndl ([/IllC0] I PORCELAIN COLLECTIBLES AND SILK FACED DOLLS Ph. 992-5776 Hearing is Believing! , "/"Js • ftr/J/ ,-.. God's Truth Vcr!iub Man's Teaching I. "Tongues" WITI' "languages" \Acts 2 :4,6.8; 10:46; 19:6; I Cor. 1 ~. \ II . "R . : IO : t:l · \. 14: !i . fi . 1 8, 2 1 2~. 391. and the "gilt of tongues" gave lht• " P~ a kt • r lhP :d1til.t y to sp.cak " l~nguage he had not been taught L\ <·1.., -:·1_7. 1·11. '1an s tcachmg : It ts not languages ·but ecstatic or ~"' ,j ,.'"" '>·~':u teachPr, six years as a n ciC'mrnt ary .\ve . t,,J!'a .n •tlt• 'I all (,allipolis. 0 . .:1111 Second 1urnmg t n Gnd '" v... ord. t ht' I ruth IJ no. 17: 171. @i:l\ Aldridge Marcum The Shoe Cafe IIOE!-1 (;OU LIE? lA'illuun H Kugh 11 l'au l inl'orm" u ~ t h<tt "GuJ C<U !I II)t lit·" !Tit us 1:2 ). The Hebrew w ritt·r ~ tall' :-. . "1 ! 1:> u~ pu s.'> dJ{{' j r1r Cud to lie"t Heh. 6:17). I am sure you would ..; hurl rln tn 1htnk of :myont • tmplyin l{ that God would lie, but man\ ar\' rl o1n)..!" JUSt that . \Vh!•n onL' upholds ant! teaches a false dnc·l rmt' , sf•t·king lo ju s tify it h.\· God' s word. he is implying that "God is 1!11711/." God ha ~ r·t·vvalt·d unto us the "truth" so that we may be prol<'•'tNI from Lhl' "fie s" of nwn . We can only know what God says by lay. A reception will follow at thr special edu ca tion principal and 13 years ar Ohio Domini can College. Sister Melanie will spmk on developing good self-concepts in children . There will be a rccrption following the mCPtlng . The meeting is open to educators. paren ts. and other int er ested persons. Call Jan Betz at The Learning Tree. 446-8678. for reservation s. "!"• FINDLAY M r. and Mrs. Gordon Dukes of Findlay, Ohio. job Bank offers work rr:::===========::;-1 PH. 446-7619 o . ··are is a limit of 20 cou P~ •• ~ you may redeem . Sister Mt•lanie Hannigan southeas1ern organization for young Robertson Charles W. Aldridge, Lan g>\·Uic· . announce th e engagement and forthcomin g marriage of tlwir daughter, \.ratu s Ann. 16th St. Huntington. W.Va. to Her shPI Lee Marcum , also of Huntington. He is the son of Mrs. Marv M ullins Marcum , Huntington. and the lat e Hurston S. Marcum. The ceremony will lake place on Sunday, May ?:1. at ~ p.m. at the Dillon Chapel Unii Pd Methodist Church. 4421 16th St .. Huntington. with the Rev . Robert Fulton. Jr. officiating. ThP infonnal e,·rn t will be open ch urch with an opm rccPptiun , 1o follow immC'dio 1r ly after the cerPrnony . John H . Kelly of Madison. Ind. guitarist and uncle of the briclc. w ill Child care ·:expert set for meeting 69¢ THRIFT KING Schools as an elemen tary teacher in Columbus. Holberi is a graduate of Muskin· gum College and is employed by the Delaware County School System where l1e teaches and coaches at Olen tangy High SchooL The open-church wedding will take place on June 22 at2: 30 p.m. at the Ripley Church of Christ, Ripley, W.Va. •White •N atural •Multi Ueglna Gale To\bt'rt Ralph Gregory Hollwrt Dukes Woodyard - James LB. JuDe Kay Dukes Uandolph B. Robertson Jr. Francis Francis. PumProy. Ground Chuck.'~~ 139 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONElESS Sandais For Vacation '' MAY 20-21-22 Spare Ribs M c(.;uirc. Hannan Trace. The outdoor wedding will take plae<· atlhP Larw home on May 27 at : 7: : ~IJ in the' evC"ning . I I I t "New Shiprnent t t I t t t t t t t t t t ---Etc. o Lc; 'r••· ,.•------~---~- . . .••·· . ••-.. .••._• �Page a-4-- The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 20, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. • • Senior ctttzens plan activities Gallia County GALLIPOLIS - Activities lor th<" "'"'-' k of May 21~25 a llhe Senior li tiwns Cente r located al 220 .l:wkson PikP are as follows: Monda y. May 21 - Cer amics Clc~s~, ~1 : :)0 a .m .- noo n; Cook -Off l'onrl''l Hl'g-ister from 12:30-1 p.m .; • 1 - :~ C' horu ... . p .m . Tursc ta;. May 22 - S.T.O .P CIC~ss. 111: :KI a .m .; P hysical F itness. 11 to a rn .: Crall Class. L 'l p m . \\' Pdn P SdJ~' . May 23 Vint on Bi hl<· ~ t u ci) ' . I p.m .: Cord <.am es. L l p.m.: CHEAO NUirilio n E du ra · lion. l :\ p.m . Thu rsda)·. Mu )' 24- Bible Study, 11 a .m . noon: \ ' into n Crafls . 1·2 p.m. : ll nnor Crow n Cll y Mea t Participan t> . Oitlr 1\·mc Chorus perfor m a ftPr lu nch . Friday , M ; t ~ · :!.t )- Birt hda y Pa rty :..~nd Quil t C i\'P-/\w a,·. noon: Ar1 C la.s. l ~ :l p m : Cra ft Mi ni Course. 1 ~ .1 p .m .: t-:•·•·nr ng Aclivlties. 6-10 p.m T hP Senior :\u tri lion Program 1.Yill scrv r thr fo llowing mr nus: )tr. :u1d \I rs. Timolhy 1.. Sn)'dt•r Monda y - Spa ghrtl i with mPat. tossed sala d. [Clio ll'il h topping. Jill A. Collier exchages vows with Timothy L. Snyder April 7 I talian brf'ad , bull f' l T uesd a \· S<lim()n l oa f. CTf'amrd pota tof's. gT f'f'n hf'a ns brownir c;, brf'acl . buttf'l' Wednf'sdJy - Spanish r icr . wux GAL LU 'OLL~ - .Jill ,\ Coll i<'i and Tim oth~: L. Sn _ \ ·dc·r . both of Da llas. TC'xa s. f'xc hangcd wr-dding vows April 7, at St. Lou l" Ca t holic Chu rch. Ga llipolis. Th~ b rid~ is th<' da ug hter of Mr. a nd Mrs . ChJrb ColliPr of Ga llipolis. The groum b the son of M r . and Mrs. h:.r nnpth SnydPr J r .. of Vipnna. W.\ 'a . The doublf'-ling cr rrmo ny wa s officia ted b,· the Rc,·. W illia m M yer s. w ith scripturf' n •ading b~· Jud y ~ m PII of Cross Lam •s. W.Va. M w; ic wa~ pru\·idt'tl b~· org anis t Adela idt• Sa ndt•rs. CaUipo lis. a nd guit arist Ma r k U '<'P of Virn na. W.Va . Givf'n in marnag0 b\ hf'r fatllf'r . thC' brid(• wor r a fonna I w hitP chiffo n gown combin ed wil h Shiffli and VcniC<' lace. ThP BasquP bodice fea lui'<'d a high nf'C kline fr am ed in lace with Shiffli em broidery . Pa ll· ems of Venia;• laCf' and w idl• banding of Shimi was fe alur<>d on the bodit."'C . Tiw nat ura l wa istlinP was defined w ith banding of \'cnicc flowe r>. · The full skin fca tur('(l a widP flounce a t thP he mlin<>. flowing to tht• back relea s ing a ' '"' hcd ral 1rain She wore a ma tc hing .Julil't Ca p of Venicxe la c<' from whi ch imported Illusion laCP fe ll to a finger! ip Ieng'! h Sh<' wore a set of gold carnngs hf'lo n gi n g h Pr To Monday - Ewingto n. IJ ;,. t: ~;, p.m .: Geiger's. 2~2 : 30 p m : Aci ne' Rd .. 2: 45~3: 1:, p .m .: Vin to n P 0. :i:J0-4 :30 p .m .; Bidwe ll . 'i·li p m : Harrisburg , 6: 1'i~6 : :~1 p. m : Hoi ley' s. 6: 45-7 p .m . - Tuesday - E no, ~ : :~o :~ p 11 1.. POM E ROY - The following acti vitif's has bPPn scheduiPd fo r the Meigs County Senior Cilizens Crnl er. Mulberry Heig hts. Po mc~ roy. for 1he w<'<'k of May 21 ~ 25 : Monday - Ron Ash. Ohio Power Com pan)' Ma nager . will speak atll a. m . abo ut Acid Rain: Physica l F'itnrss. 11 : 4o a .m.: Sq uare Dancr. 1 ~3 p.m TuPsd a~: Physical Fitnl'ss. 11 : 4o a .m .: Ringo 1 ~2 p .m .: Bo· wling. 1: :10 p m Wed nPSd ay - Physical Fitnrss . 11 : 45 a m.: Bingo, 1 ~ 2 p.m .: Bowling. 1: :10 p.m . Thursday - Ceramics. 10 a .m. -2 p.m .. Charlie Ra rwtl a nd Bill County on a once a month basis so that per sons wilh, such proble ms ca n come to lhe Senior Citize ns Cente r lo la lk wtlh him . Please m ake a n appointmpnl lirsl by ca lling Leafy Chas l<'<'n a t the Ranches Cape Cods Bi-Levels FHA-V A-FmHA Financing Available \ r uffl,., . Best m a n v.:as Stcvf' Brooks. AND END UP WITH THIS Vicnna. \V Va UshP r s w ert' Mrrri\1 Mav . lluntin gl on. M it chC'II. W.Va: Cincinna ti and Mike Scott i.!!!!~C:::::::i" Ohrmundt. !Ja il a s. Texas. A Jt'('f'PI ion v.:as hf'id at t h<' Shrinf' Club in (;aU ipoii s, wilh l. ibb•· Wis(•ma n . Ga lli po lis , altf'ncling th f' guPst l "('gi sh ·r . Ass ist ing at tllf' recepl ion WPIT' T ina Pfi s tC'r. h:t ·r nPrsvilk, N .C , Pt>nm · Print , C a l!i In lis: rna nd\ ( ;obi<•. Col umhu ~ ;md J ackie Profill . (;a ll ipolis. · The b r illro is Ll ,E!"r adu ;lll' of Ma rslld tl L'ni ver!:iity with .1 H:-.;\ d PgH"' ', and is a r Pgistr rNI 11\11-., t ' w ith fl n •:-.IJv tt•ri;-UJ MPC!ic:d ( 't•nlt 'l , Do l L1 ~ . 'J' p:o~; t s Tht' gnxJrn is ~~ gT J du;~h • of dt•gn.'t' in bu sim '"·"· H(' is Pmplo~ · pd b,v Monro(• ~, · <. . rPm s fur Bu s i nPs~ in Dall as . Te :-. .1 ~ Mar~ hall L ' n 1 n•rs i t~ · w i th .:.t Tht• 'ou~ i< "'" dt •s at 7131 HoiI) Hill Dr . a~t. I J",. Dallas Te xa s . P 0 _, ry F1 -h p m . 1-' un ·k: t. lo 1:) 1.- l r1 p.m . \\";•11 ;-, '2 · :1,11 :1 : .Jr; p.m .: Hric k St"noo l Hd .. :!." :{1 :\: 10 p.m .: t\dda\·ili f' l· :l<'m .. :1: 1:1 :\: l:l p.m .: ~1. Rt. ';' ( F{ thl CI..., idl ~ JU·~ tl . .1: J~- ~ : to p.m .. Ci'org<•;-. Cr . I J I. -t · 1~\ -:1 p .m .: Bu ltl \·ill<' Tr Ct .. rr : ~J · I -i p.rn _: Pl ;1n!! Suhrl\" .. h: l ~J - Il : -.1 :1pm l·"rirb _ ,. Elli nrt ·.., 1Ht ·r. l. ~ ;:c• 2. -.1 :) p.m: 1-\:crr . : ~ .l-.1() p Ill. Thu rscta ~ · llu .. kricl gr 4 ~ 'i: (!i J 'F'"- ~Jt/.W l • I ,A l.I .IPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Jamt•s R Simms Sr . 3213 Jackson Pi k<·. cc lrhra ted th~i r 251h wedding a nni \'c rsan: M a ~· \ 7. A s m all famil y pa rt_\· \\"CIS givrn for t he a nnivPrsa r:.·, Ma \ 1!1, bv the ir c hildren a nd grandr hildrP n They ha ve lh rce ch ildre n . .Ja m es R. Simms .J r .: F. lizabelh a nd Diana . They a lso haw two grandc hildre n. The co uple• wa s married Ma y 17. 1~;;~ in the nltl G r·acP Methodi st Chap<'!. Mrs. Sim s i ~ lht' furrn Pr Bonrtip Bar'kl•r. daug hte r of Thelma B<lrkPr . Ga llipolis. and lht•late Ted Ra !-kP!·. Sh(' is a r pg-is te r(-'d nur!)€' at Holzer Medical Cl•nic•r. S tms is 1he son of F lorpnce Simms " nd 1ht•la tc Cia rance Slrnms. He is a fo n •m o n w it h Ohio P ower Com pam ·. HOURS: Mon .. Tues .. Thurs .. Fri. 12 to 7 Closed Wednesdays - Sat. & Sun. 12 to 4 Kingsbury Home Sales, Inc. Mr . and Mrs. James R . Simms Sr. Simms anntversary noted May 19 JUST ARRIVED I Our New Cape Cod Model for the growing family. Come tn and see our new Cape Cod model. 960 square feet of finished living area on first floor expandable to 1440 square feet. Elegance and qual· ity at less than $25.00 per square foot. Models located on Rt. 50 West of Athens near Pic~ Pac Market- 591-1418 1100 East Main Street 992-7034 8 Wednesd ay· - Bone 's . 2: l'i 2:.10 p.m .: Smllh . 2: 4'i .1: l 'ip .m .: Mvers . 3: 30-3:4'i p m .: Mer('('rc iile . ~..J :.'lO Cenf•alug-icdl Socit·r~· will m eet il l 2 p.m. rOOa_,. ill Th r Mrigs Museum . Beulah ,John ,on w i ll Spc'ak aOOut Mf"4•t" SundaY Th~ Black 1-lisi!JI'\ . · ,( "' ' -"" t --~ • f_... • "' 'I • ' .. j~ ' ;, • .4 ...,. '.•.. . . •• ...'._ • •,f•... · .~, . •• ··· ~ • • ....- '"'oo\ ly ' . .. • ... . , ., .. Mr. and MI>i.Grcogory !\Jan Becker Katie's Korner Given in marriagE' by hC'r parC'nts and es cor led to lhP a ll ar by hpr fa ther. lhP bride wort> a full Jcn ~~h gown of shepr polyester a nd lace nvf' r satin w ith a pearl trimmed t.: ~ sh apc>d nPckline and long s h<'Pr s ll'f'ves with lace cuffs. The bouffa nl ski n. appliqued with s<'Pd pea rls ;md lacf' a nd trirnm f'd to crr atc a By KATIE CROW Times-Sentinel Stall We ll what do you know, a balloon floatedalllheway !t'i ·· ,...,. from fndianapo- ' l ' ~ ' lis,. fndiana to '. ~. . MetgsCounty. \. . ~ -. Maxine Rose 1i' - - .· tells us that the l balloon was found ·~ by her husband, Ches ter Rose and a fellow employe, ClarenCPTripie tl 31 Dravo Corporation located near Apple Grove on SR 338. Tied lo the balloon w a s a m es sage which read a s follows. "HI balloon finder. Our school is participa ling in the weekly reade r w riting pa ls balloon conlrs t. " Please pul this m essage in a n enve lope along wllh your na m P a nd address. phone number. ctty a nd state In which you round my message and mail back to m e to address on back of card . Te ll you lpca l paper that you heard from m e. A .:4 I .Jlllt" " [f you wriiP tu m e I w ill wrill' back. s igned Rosa McCormack. fo urth grade . Bun kt•r Hill E lc m r n wry, 6620 Shelbyville Roa d . fndi J ~ napolis. Indiana 46227... Mrs. Rosewrole Ia the young lady and sent her a m a p of Me igs Coun ly a nd the tl" IP lhl• balloon w"s found. Now is n' tlh31suml•thing. ·rHE Dl'iill ah Wright of Augus la. Ga .. te lls us s he has been in severa I la rge hospilais bul nl'\'er ha s she seen any equal to Veterans Memorial Hospi tui. He r falhf'r . Tom Weston. Minf'rsvillc . was a patif'nt a t Vf'tf' rans Mc m or; a l and Mrs. Wri g hl s taled that s hfo has never found "folks " ."io friendly a nd consider ate ct s thoSi' w ho w ork a t thr hospital. She' was amazed at the tC'ndrr· lov ing care hPrfather r<'CCived from m pm bers of E'VC'r)' depat1mcnt . Shr is cwr so graiPful. REVIVAl. SI'EAKER David Kautt, a~lOtOCiatc minist Pr of lhe Hallom Cily l'htistian Church, Forl Wot1h, Texa,, will be guest sneaker at the Brarllord l:hurc h ol Christ Sunda~. 7 p.m . He Is a graduate ol Dalla.• Chrtslian College, the son of Mr. and M r s. Hoss No rri s. Syra cuse. w ho arP c eiC'bra 1ing thei r li.3rd r- ·~ ·r -\ttr·r ~r PEPSI COLA CASE Pepsi. Pepsi Free. Diet Pepsi. Mountain Dew, ],UP. Diet 7-UP. Orange Crush, Grape Crush. A&W Root Beer. Hawaiian Punch. ~l~~k Btls . $1 19 PlusLtmi1Depos11 1. STOP AND REGISTER $25°0 709 1st Ave ~ Gallipolis Phone 446-1862 7-UP 8 PACK 16 oz. - Firestone Steel-Belted R,....,,,..,. Steef..Belted Radial Limit 1 With This Coupon Expires Mav 27. 1984 C .K. SUPERMARKET 8 Pack 16 Oz. BUs. 446-9510 2 0 5 75R 1 5 2 15 75 A1 5 2 2 5 7 5R1 5 235 75R t 5 FOR Worth of Groceries 99 ¢ limit I Plus Deposit A TOTALLY NEW DESIGN IN MEMORIALS Front-end alignment $1450 ,...,,... We'l l se t a ll adJu s tab le angle s to m a nu fa c tu rer' s 0 1ig mal spec ii1 Ca t•on 5 M '\ 1\:Y P R O I~ L E M S' Tru s t yo ur ' Y'"' m t o th e S PE C I,\ Ll )T'> w 1t h l hP mos t EX I'E IW~ NC E . {We rn , t a i led tile f <rs l -ev c r in sou t h e r n \)hlo') '" ... . AT POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 l 606 E. MI\IN POMEROY '" CALL: 378-6158 STIH£ OEXCEL'GE N. INSTRUMENTS' ARUNTA' PARACLI PSE' Mfi'STS' THIE WORL.O ' I LARGESr S EL L.ING CHAIN SALE - CARPET SHOP Business Route 7, Middleport, Ohio SALE - SALE - SALE .JACOBSEN HOM ELITE SPECIAl REGUlAR s1788.46 13603.46 13849.84 LTX-8 GT14H GT16H $1599 $3300 $3500 TRIMMERS &CHAIN SAWS ALL ON SPECIAL MTD TRACTORS JACOBSEN WALK-BEHIND 16 HP TRACTORS WITH 44" MOWER DECK MOWERS Mark Michael LK 18 .. .... ........... 1196.95 LK 20 .. .. ............. 1209.95 l 20P ............ .. ... 1379.95 T 20 P...... .... .... .. 1399.95 ONLY c-. 'I ,, ,.,,,_.,., n ~·r. •• Jl · '"" f • , , ij o.- ~• 1 ·· , •.• ~ <>• · o ·or, 25" GE COlOR 0 0 ~ ~ S' I.!rr> T e• ' n o ··~ 0 M•,,., CS I ?OAf ~~~~~R~EG~.$853.95 ONlY W illi e Se ll e rs IN STOC K "'Jl''" Q . ." {)~ Wl"lCl''S • $}695 ALL OlHfR SIZE S -t+rrt:.p..uinJ CONSOLE TV's ONlY COLOR MONITOR AUTOMATIC COLOR $559° 0 $650 / $1 3 9 Limit I PUSH MOWERS AS LOW AS With this Coupon Expires May 27. 1984 C .K. SUPERMARKET $ Write for free brochures shOwing memorials in full color · with sizes and prices listed . C.K. SUPERMARKET PH. 992-3480 N. 2ND AE . MIDDLEPORT LOGAN MONUMENT CO., INC. • Pomeroy·Mason Bridge Leo C. vaughan, Mgr . Phone 992 · 2588 w. Main St., Vinton. Oh . James 0. Bush, Mgr . Phone 388· 8603 59 62 FREE Plea se ca ll l or an i! p pointment REFRIGERATOR Gal. 52 56 53 56 95 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 NEW TIRE PU RCH ASES MOUNTED & BA LANCED o l nH<l~a ,~ \USE ·11 ,, 2% MILK 42 45 48 49 50 P11ce s Good 1 hru 5 ! 26 ; 84 20 CU . FT . SIDE-BY-SIDE ODDS & ENDS ' P15 5 80 R 13 165 BO R1 3 18 5 80R1 3 185 7 5R 1 4 195 7 5~ 1 4 205 7 5 R 1 4 2 15 75 R 1 4 ! ~1PROPE R I N~ T A L L!\T I ON C l\ r-.; ;. · "' , H_, 11 · : I DIRECT MILL BUYING AND LOW OVERHEAD COMBINE TO GIVE LOW PRICES. WE ALSO HAVE EXPERT INSTALLATION AND ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CARPET IN THE AREA. CALL TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATES, IT COULD SAVE YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. ---..J tread " S A7EI.LITF:S dr e u~c l Nl .Y f •us 1n~s~ '' uw• t d'' n ' '• Hours: 10 A.M : to 5 P.M. P16S/80R13 Whitewall Also, congra tulations to all _ vuu gradua ting srniors out t herr - m a~· Pvcrythi ng g ood m mf' y ou wc1_v. MUST BE OVER 18 TO REGISTER With This Coupon Expires May 27, 1984 C . K. SUPERMARKET CARPET FOR LESS 992-6173 WITM DURABLE " 7 OVER 2 PWS 1" STEEL CORD CONSTRUCTION 54541 S.R. 681 Reedsville, Ohio 45772 DR. PEPPER CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 SPECIALS ~"YS1'EMS REG . OR DIET Office .Hours by Appointment Only Jm T h(' cu uplf · rf'sidt• in Ch Ps hin· y Ohio Valley Bulk Food 514 East Main Pomeroy "" "' .l.P"•l• .. '-A I" . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST S urv<·~. bridesmaids In auberg!ne polyester. rriiiiiiiiiiiiii-:'-:"0:~~~~~;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ They were fashioned wilh shor1 pulf<'d s leeves. U~shaped necklines, a nd A· line sklt1 s. They w ore baby' s brea th in their hair and carried wicke r baskets of silkk nawe rs in pink and a ubergine wilh babys brea th. J[)(' TI10m as, brolher ~ in · l aw of lhe groom , was best man, and lhe ushe rs we re Rick Hoval t<'r and Ron Casci. Thf' gr oomandhisa ttenda nt s wo re silve r 1uxedoes. Mr s . Ash wore a mis ty m a uvP gown a nd Mrs. Bcc k<'r a plum polyeste r gown . Both had corsetgl:ts of silk nowP rs. TO BE GIVEN AWAY ON SATURDAY MAY 26TH JUNE 9TH JUNE 23RD REG . DIET $119 Plus Dep. 992-5692 or 992-6565 '"' JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. v.:i th E chu LAWN MOWERS, LAWN TRACTORS, TRIMMERS AND CHAIN SAWS With This Coupon Expires May 27. 1984 C.K . SUPERMARKET GALLIPOLIS ICE HOUSE Mo nday lh r u Friday 9 AM Ia 9 PM SJ turday 9 AM t o I PM A NEW OIREC ri OIV IN HAIR DESIGN lhe lhret• tiered groom' s cake':: Hostes&•s we re E l3ine Miller ; Shamn Bailev. Diana Ash , Mar-: garet Dailt•y.' Stt'phani<' Ash, a n<t: P <'!!!(}' Dailt•y. : ThP bride gr"duJted !rum Meig~ : lligh School a nd tlw Hio G i a nd~; Col legP~ H u lzer Sc ilool of N ursi~: and " t'lllpluvt'll as a regis te ret:t· nu r&· a t \'l'ttoran., Memoria l- : Hospital ThP g room ;,; ai;;o a gra clu ale ot !Vlp,gs a nd allt•miPll Muskingum Coliegp, Zane"· ilk•. HI' is t•mplov<'Cl SIJ.,VIUllllll)) S.NfEJ. J. I'fl~ and Faye Kautt of DaDa.•. and the husband of Julia Ru.scll Kautl, lormerl~ of Meii{S County. The pubUt· is invited to attend. Fiberglas Mesh Aluminum 8 Ft. to 20 ft. \11.1\j . , . , ()I' c A. .• ' Guests WE're reg!sterro by Krist in Bailey and Holly M ille r , cousins of lhe bride. Nu ptia l music wa s presented by Jane Wise. Rutland . Several t r adi tioanl wedding songs were sung inc luding the " Wedding P rayer" as the couple kn<'<'IPd a l l he alta r . Handy Crawford . brother ~ in ~ law of the br;de, sa ng "Endless Low." A receplion wJ s held rn the churc h socia l room. A three~ tiered fountain ca ke wit h sta irways leading lo two lit ·n '<l cak es was fPa l urcd on thP bride's table. n :>n1 eri.n g a sm all C'r t abh · w ;.~_.., . ...•:. weddin g anni vr rs<:~ry toda)-'. Li kP to se nd congrat ulalions to 992-6910 J.\CROSS pane l effect. llowed Into a cathedral train. The ma tching veil was calhedral iengthandfe ll froma capheadplece of seed pearls and lace. She wore a pearl necklace borrowed from he r a unl. a bluE' lace garte r. and carried a bouquet of miniature red roses, whllecarnationsandbaby's breath . Lisa Thom as, slsterofthegroom. was m a tron of honor, and Sonia Ash a nd Dem a ris Crawford. s isters of the bride, were bridesmaids. The a lt e ndants wore gowns of identical dPsign with the matron of honor in pink polyester over rose, and the Indiana school balloon found CAN POP SPECIAL ~ DISHES ' POMEROY - Tonla Kay Ashand Gregory Alan Becker exchanged wedding vows In a candellg ht ceremony March 3 at 7:30 p.m. a t the Asbury Methodist Church , Syracuse. ThP br ide Is the daug hler of Mr . and Mrs . Dick Ash, Salisbury , N. C., formerly of SyracuS<>, and the groom is lhe son o!Mr. a nd Mrs. Don Becker, Middleport. The Rev. Steve Nelson pertormed lhe double r ing ceremony before an a ll ar decorated with baskels of a ll while gla dioli and carna li ons fl anked by two seve n branch ca ndelabra w ilh Ihe unity candi<' in the center . ThP candles on Pach side of the uni t c andlewere lig hled by Ihe molhers of the bride a nd groom as they <'nter<'d Ihe sancluary. Hurri · cane lam ps and whit e sa tin bows marked the IJ<'WS. .Jamf"s TURNER'S SATELLITE RECEIVER SYSTEMS Meigs Cou nty • . ., .af... "' • ~' 11 $}49 $5 99 . ·< . . li' ... POP SPECIAL 7-UP, DIET 7-UP A&W ROOT BEER ORANGE CRUSH 16 oz. BTLS. ... . . ' .... . ..... . Pomeroy, Ohio p .m .: .Ia \ Dr I. I I, ~: l :l -:):.1:• [l m : Hoh McCor m ick Rd . h-h· 1:1 p_m POMI·: HOY - ,. ..' .. 1 -~ >.,i. Affordable New Homes YOU CAN START HERE AND AT YOUR LEISURE N .. J .; anrl Ca thf'r inr Rf' ti . Plain field. N _.l. The:--· won· hu r g;_lndy ta fff'la g m\.11S s imil ar to thP br idf' 's, arcPniPd w it h lacf' and • '. Physical F'llnpss . 11 : 45 a .m . Fn•f'ho~d. i. ~ -'• Choice of bevera ge available wllh m eals. Brown of the Rull and Volunt eer FirP Depa rtment will ta lk aOOut fire sa fr ty tn the home at 11 a.m .: Maid of honor was Pall !. P:ttick. CaU ipolis Bride smaids wr'f' C'inrii Col lit•r. Cinr mnati: Kr ll:.-· Ca vell. . r ookie. g-ramlmol h( •r Rece. 3:05-3:20 p.m .: Afri"" i(d . 3: 30-3:45 p .m .: Kyge r I. :1 '>1-4 :20 p .m .: Kyge r fl. t 25 ~ 4 40 p.m .: Roush Lane I, II . 4: 4 ~- :1 : 1:'1 IJ .m _; Cheshi re I. fl. l>n: 3(1 p.m .: Cht•shin• Jll . 6 : 3.1~ 70 p.m . p.m .: Burd . 4 - ~ p .m .. Cr ow n C'l t ~ Meigs County Frtday - Nutrttton EdUcation, 11 a .m .; Physll'al Fltness , l1:45a.m .; Bingo, 1·2 p.m . A Lega l ServicE'S Program has been funded under Tt tie IIl of the Older America ns Act by thE' Buckeye Hilis·Hocklng Valley Re~ gtonal Developme nt Dlstric l Area Agency on Aging. for lhe et ghl ~ count y a rea whic h Includes Meigs Counly . Ja m Wa msley, artorney, will be availabi<' for IPga t a ssistance 10 persons age 60 a nd over to he lp wilh ma ilers s uch as utilily problem s. te nanl problem s 1renter or land· lord I. mineral lease lig hts, unsatls· faclory purchases or work done, p roblems In v ol v ing di sa bilit y payments. Wams iPy will be visiting Meigs The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- &-5·· W. Va. Tonia Kay Ash exchanges vows · with Gregory A. Becker March 3 ·. Center. 992·2161. Ms.'.Chasteen has had tralnlngu a Public Benefits Spectall.st and may be able lo solve the problem. ;tt not, she will then make ~~~ appolntmenl with Wamsley. HewUI be at the center on Wednesdar. June 13, from 9: :rJ to 11: .ll a .m . The Senior Nutrition Program menu for lhe week Is: Monday - Chicken and rice casserole. peas, colE' slaw, oranges and bananas. Tuesday - Fis h sandwich, ov~n flied po1a10es . tossed salad, apple ertsp. Wednesday - Liver and onions, parsli<'d potaloes, Harvard beets, ca ke. Thursday Sa lis bury steak, mashed pola toes. spinach lruil. Friday - Pinto beans, tossed salad. cornbread. strawber.ry ge la tin wllh fruil . chocolale chlp g r t' a! Gallia County Bookmobile route schedule announced GALLIPOLIS- Tht • Dr . SamuPI L. Bossard Memoria l Libra n · will be al Ihe following pi3ct•s the w<•Pk of May 21 to 2.'i . bea ns. broccoli , pears , rye bread. buller. Thursday - Swiss -steak, but· Ierro noodles. BrusS<>! sprouls. applesauce ra isin cakP. bread. buller . F r iday - Meal loaf with gra vy . mashed pota toes, corn , icr cream and c a ke. d inner roll. Choice of beverage servl'd wl Ih each mPal. Meals subject to change wlihoul no tice. Ohio-Point WE WILL NOT BE •CREOSOTE POST •STEEL POST UNDERSOLD MGMFORMERlY FARM CITY INC. MEIGS LANDMAR~ JACK CARSEY. MGR . 61 81 •REDI CRETE •MARBLE STON E "' �Pomeroy Page-----8-6--The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 20, 1984 Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi-.Point Pleasant, W. Va. May 20, 1984 Beat of the Bend Kelly Ann Wilson exchages vows with jacob Roush in Pomeroy . Pomeroy captain retires, honored by department By BOB HOEFUCH Times-Sentinel Staff Cap!. Geo rge Hie ks re i ired from 26 ypar s wilh lhP Ohio State Fair from Aug . 3 through Aug . 17. The t>and is an institulion at rhe fa ir having been a part s ince Jq25. Only a r Frtain numbPr of Pomeroy positions a re available in C'ach sec tion and it Is a distinct honor to PoliLV Dt:•parl mt:>nt on Ma ~' 1 and ''"'as ~A· ith honored have bc<'n chosen . Direclion is by Oma r P . Bla ckman. a pa r t, · a t thf' P o m( •ro' Fin · Du It:,' 1o n•rnembPr Mrs. EllPn Sta ti on . lie w e~s pn:_ • -;pntf'rl gi ft s from C'O- \\ 'Or kP r"~ a t \ "il !i.Jgc• Hu ll, fro m thf' Pom f'r u\ · m :-J\'nr and council. thf' W Uson of Monkev Run who wUI obserw her 91st birthday on June 3. fir<' llPpa rtmPnl a ncl lhc EagiPs Club APr t<' 21<1. r'\C'tUalJ.\ ·, !herr WP rP about iO in a llcndan ec w il h lots of food on ha nd for tht' ()(TJs ion. Co-wurkPr E dith son -in -law , Mr . and Mrs. V irgi l Sis son " wri t" ,J (XH' HI ro r thv rx'<:Jsion a~ ;.; hp did whf'n Hf'fll".\" WL'JTY. rPtirPd frum !hi• fon·r <lnd lhC' rxx·m gcx ·~ likl' !hi::..: M rs. Wilson fell recPnt ly and now ha s 10 be wilh hPr daughter and !la ves in Colu mbus . She really m ts.. .('S Pomf'roy and Mf'igs County ;1nd w ants to com£' homr . However. I hal jusr can 't bP worked our now . H<·r addrcss is :1132 Righlmire B11·d .. Columbu s. Ohio. 43221 . ,I The pow<•r uu 1agl' in Middleport Thursd'll cre al<>d a problem in I he uffi cr of Dr. .James Conde. He and F ' t"•m,ll h I lY in g to d\1 H'h.t ' _,·nu hi s staff wP rT' just finishing a mi nor opt' ratiun whC'n thf' power went off. Captaln Hick.., ( ;(' flprall~ pr inC'(' o f<~ Si)('clking , \'OU' tl' m an. ('~in . On •r thl' :-ca rs. nig ht -m .1t1d l llg h l ·OUI , H1 'SfJ11ing u: hf'n nc'('dt'd to m o \ ' ~ ' ;.dth d out . (;ood t im t•s o r l)ad - ah\ ''-1.\ ..., I IH· " dTl l ( ', I·. \ ' t ' I' I llt ·n · \H ll'k tng ;11 p !; 1.\ Jng 1ht' c;,lOlf' . H1 ' l pmg ! ht ' r rou hit' ha.o..; tx'f'n ~ · our ' ( l(' <_lli C'H l . It i~ h!gll t ime nu\\' to tak f' d \; J('; Jtion : ( · .:.~ rl'trc'< ' !rom duty or Th<' staff round<'d up flashlights in 1hc• offic<' and hPid thm1 to aUow Cundl• tu doSP . T hP pat ient is fin e. \\'. W. l.Pw is of H0nniker. 1\ .H .. wU I ' l"'" k al lhC' Heath United Melho· clts t Church at 10: 30 1hts morning Ht' loves Midd leport a nd is looking lorward to se<'ing a lol of old frimds . He'll be on hand unlll nex l w('('kcnd when he' ll bP a part of I he 'iln h reu nion c lass al lh<' Middleport High School Alumni Banquet ~ t · ri o u s Andrew W. Ratts . a gradua te of ~'li n on th<' sh<'lf and Std\ bu s~. t h<' Uni\·crsit y of Illinois this mont h. has been acc C'pted into Harvard do n't 1:!<'1 "upsot: .. a ~ ~ ·ou tx• <".Jim . clo Universil\'. Cambridge. Mass .. a nd will l:x>gin studies for a law degn'C 1d('d ', ( •. SJn('P I'P tx>st wbht~ from us a t ! ) J) ( 'o n;.!TJtubtions to Eastt•rn llig tl '~· h <"J I s tude nt , R. Tut.ld Cia.' ,.\ t IumpPh ·r. C' lav has \..M•('n na rm'CI as rnt • o f lht • <.;t']f'('(P('S for thb \'C'aJ'' s p it•c t • high school whic h will twnHIH ' thP All-Ohio St.at(' Fair Hand :\lh •r ..;i.x d a~·s of l'('hPa rsal lhr in SfoplembPr Andrew is lhe son of llr and Mrs K. Wayne P.I.Jils . formerl y· \ Rosf'mary Circlr of 1/actnr, Sf Louis. Mo .. a nd is a grandson of thP la iP Oiha a nd Luis Things arf' a bil WELLSTON- Louise E. Ha me l of Gallipolis began work recently as Ex tension Consultant for the Ohio Valley Area Libraries 10VAL I in Wellston. As Extension Consultant. Ms. Hame l wtll be responsible for the federally-funded bookmobile and books -by- mail seJVices provided in cooperation with local pu bl ic libra r iPs in Atbens, Hocking. .Jar kson. L awrence, Meigs, Picka wa ~· . Pikr, Ross. Scioto. and Vinton C ountir~ . Shf' will also serve as ('Onsultant to m ember librarif's in the arras of Px trnsion and outreach srn:ircs. hl~'l ic so - nothing cif'VC'r. nothing sma 11 bu t J wish to you \Vith uU m~' hf'art - that ;:Jbo\·t· all - vou can h'(·p smiling . \ ,; ' "'-· \.J Mr. and Mr;. l..o!Uli<" Ita~· Totlt•n library seiVIces lo all people of the Louise Hamel began her library car eer as a children's librarian at the Dr. Sa muel L. Bossard Memorial Library in Gallipolis. She is a graduate of Alma College, Alma. Michigan . and r eceived her Master of Library Science degree from the Sc hool of Library and Information Sc ience. Vescelius Memorial Award. This Ont ario, London. Onlario. Ca nada. aw ard is given annually to an Ohio Librarian who is under 3.5 years of age or who has wor ked five years or fewer in thr library profession . To U ni versity of Western Lou"* E. Hamel NOW $2100 Laura Ellen Hoover trades vows with Lonnie Ray Totten April14 Whtte Green r ,n~ · t, •Jlrl r a nd onr bass will be ...,t•lt·r· tpd from Pach arf'a after a " 1' 1'11'..., 111 .:~ud it ion s have bc.>en C"nndu ctPd th rou g hout thf' st ate. ( ·; w<lirlat r" mu st hf' ~S yPars of agP o r o ldf' r . rrtin>d . nr w orking only p; u·t lim P P1 ·rso n;-; i nt('J'f' SIC'd in joining the ...,pnior d fi! f'n ron f'f'rt choru s must ftr" t dUdilinn. The audit ions will t. l k(' pb c·1· Sl.lt urday. MJ~· 26. at Rio .drr ,, Grande Coll<'ge. Fine Arts Center, 1-4 p.m . No appointment Is neces· sary . E ligible lo audition at Rio Grande are Gallia, Lawrence, Brown and Highland Counties. Audition forms are available at Brunicardl Music, Gallipolis. They are to be sent dlreclly lo Mr . Merlin Ross. Music Department. Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 . WHY PAY MORE! BUICK REGAL COUPES SllQQOO DISCOUNT SMITH • " Buick-Pontiac EASTERN AVE., GAlliPOLIS 446-2282 ALFRED A chain saw contest w ill be he ld Sunday a t 2 .m. a l Carr's Oak Grove. Alfned. The contest is open to a ll 4-H members and is sponsor<'d by Alfred Livestock 4-H Club. MONDAY POMEROY - A concPrt will be presented Monday at 7:30 p.m. at MeigsJuniorHigh by the Meigs Junior High seventh a nd e ighth grade band . TUPPERS PLAINS - Mens' Fellowship of lhP Meigs Coun ty Churc hes of Christ will m <'E't al Tuppers Plains Church of Christ Monday. Mav 21. a l 7:30p.m. further may enter at no charge. Memberships may bP ava ilable for int erested [X' !'SOns during rhe F'n' nch Art < ulnn; al t ull l 'l-lb-.'lR:W. de livery hou r s of . s ubmissions. Thts 0 1·cnt is ' p:msorc>d in part by Work may be del ivered 10 the I he Ohtu Arr s Cou ncil .<nrl The F renc h Art Colony by posta l Cent r a l T r u s l <'o mp a n\' of carrier. requl nng adequa il' ~· ( ;a lh poli s. tage lneluded for guar a ntef'd return . - - - - - - - - -- - - of work . Applicalion form s. gu idelines, a nd identificalion labPis may be obt ai ned a t Th<> Frenc h Ar t Colony, P .J .'s Inc. , and White's Llean a nd Barry Palnttown in Gallipolis . or bv writing FAC, PO Box 472, Ga llipo· FRI THRU THIIR lis, Ohio 406.1t and fnrwardi ng a r eturn stamp. For furthC' r info rmation on this e xhibit and m embe rs hip call the• POMEROY- The junior and senior auxiliary of Drew Webs· ter Unil 39, American Legion will meet TuPsday, May 22, ar 7:30 p.m. at the legion ha ll in Pomeroy. bands will prespnt ~l M onday. Ma~' 21. Jl 7: POMEROY -The Junior and senior auxiliary of Drew Webster Unit 39, American Legion will meet Tuesday at the Legion Ha ll in Pomeroy. <farl's A church reception honored the newlyweds. "Solid Sound Quanet" provided the music, and aftetviard the wedding party took a ride through town on a fire truc k . After a wedding trip to Canada, Ihe couple wUIIive a t 923 W. High Sr .. Apt. 2. OOMEROY - The ladies aux iliary of Veterans Memortal Hospital wUI meel TuPsday a t 7:30p.m. in the dining room. PORTLAND -Book fair a1 Portland Elementary Tuesday . Monday through May 25 an art s how will be held. The public is invited. GALLIPOLIS - Walnu t Ridge Church will have Bible study with Earl Hinkle, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . HARTFORD - Overeaters Anonymous will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m., at Hartford Uniled Methodist Church. ,,. • . . ,, - .~ 6.1rd ANNIVERSARY N<YJ'ED - Mr. and Mn;. Ross Norris of Syracuse are observing their 63rd wedding anniversary today . Married on May 20, 1921 at Parkersburg, W .Va., lht•y are parents of five children, VIrgil ol Mt. Vernon, Carroll of Symcuse, Eleanor Huffman and Opal Betz, Gallipolis, and Margaret Weaver, Keystone Heights. t'la. 'Ibey have 17 grandchildren and 23 gn•at-grandchildren . shoe slore - DOWNTOWN ~ GALLIPOLIS The bride is a 1978 graduate of Meigs High School and a 1982 graduate of Ohio State University. She Is employ<'d by East Knox ~hoot System. The bridegroom is a l\l7R graduate of East Knox High School and a 1980 graduare of the Agricultural Technical Institute of TheOhioStateUniversi!y. Woosy-r . He is employed by Knox Commun· ity Hospital. SUMMERnME •.. DO rr ON WIMZEES! If you haven 't stepped out this season 1rt bouncy, breezy Wimzees. you haven't l iv ~)d 1 Bright and airy Wimzees make it easy Do it right . Do it on Wimzees . St Hrs .: Mon. & Fn . ttl 8 PM. Tues. Wed . Thur. & Sat. tt l 5 Rulland Alumni wUI be d!'Corating the Rut la nd Civic Center on May 24, and 25, du ring thP evening fo r th~ a nnua l alumni t>anquel . Any and a ll help wm f:xo appre<:ia tPd. Free clothing day planned CHESHIRE - The Ga llia· M~igs Comm unil y action Agency will hold fiT'I" clothing da y for low income (l<'rsons on Wednesday, Mayc lothing 23, frombank 9a .mis. un til noon. The locarPd in thf' old high sc hool buUding in Cheshire. TWIN FULL Reg. $139.95 Reg. 1 199.95 $6]50 $]950 Per Pc Per Pc Per Pc WEDNESDAY CHESHffiE - The Gallia · Meigs Comm unjl y Action Agency wlll hold it s free clothing dayWednesdayfrom9a.m . untU noon at thP old high schoo l in Cheshire. Per Pc OPEN AT 7:30A.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MGM FARM CITY, INC. (FORMERLY MEIGS LANDMARK} *SEED CORN *BULK FERTILIZER *CUSTOM SPRAYING .*NITROGEN & CHEMCALS June Wells ~ *BULK FEED Dallas Sayre :~~~b:NoUEDs *BAGGED FEED *GARDEN FERTILIZER*CUSTOM GRINDING Highest Quality *GARDEN CHEMICALS Lowest Prices *COMPLETE LAWN PRODUCTS 9SS Second Ave. A comprehens ive program in Early ChUdhood Educarion will be offered theis s ummer a t Rio Grande College and Commun ity College. The program is gear<'d loward elementary teacher who wish to obtain ther validation in Early Childhood Education. This will qualify aU who successfully complele this cow·se with the opportunity to teach kindergarten age studenls. For Information. c all the school of E ducation, 245-5353 exte nsion 238. Registration will be June ll . TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd iJoe) Pickett will celebrate their 50th wedding amtiversary with a reception at MI. Zion Baptist Church in Crown City, May20, between2 and4 p.m. They were married May 12, 1934 in Hunltngton, W.Va. , by the .U,v. Orvllle Holley . Pickett is retired from i\CF after 31 years. The couple has four children, Alice Moore, Chesapeake; Joe Donald Pickett, Canton; ,JIUlles Pickett, Galma and Robert Pickett , Columbus. They also have six grandchtldren. rr=~=========~~~r--------------------------1 BARB WIRE ONLY $2295 2 LITER COKE ONLY 89¢ THE AREA'S MOST COMPLETE FARM AND URBAN CENTER MGM FARM CITY, INC. FORMERLY MEIGS LANDMARK JACK W . CARSEY, MGR. 614·992-2181 Save Style that endures from White 30% to 50% NOW ONLY SAVE 1 150 1 100 1 275 1125 1 350 1 100 10 PT. 15 PT. 1/ 5 CT. 114 CT. 250 400 1450 1600 1 1 1 395 205 1 These are all cood top arade d.iamonds. You have 30 dals to compare pnces after your purchase. I you can but our pr1ct. wt w111 refund your purchase in iull. Dinner set LETARTFALLS-Therewill be dinner at the Letart Falls Community Ha ll Sunday, May 27. with serving to begin a t 11:30 Set 446-1171 Gallipolis. Ohi, Diamond Solitaires WAS POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Soror ity will hold a catered picnic al the home of Janet Theiss, SR 124, Racine, Thurs· day. May 24, at 6:30p.m . 519 .95 fU IRN ITU I{( CO. On Diamond Solitaires Picnic planned 1 C()J<.IBIN &t SNYU(I<. Trus(ees mec( COLUMBIA Columbia Township Board of Tmslees wlll m eel the first Sa 1urday of each month at the flre s ta tionat 8 p.m. QUEEN Reg HURRY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SAVINGS. limited Ouantttt es Early Childhood R U T LA ~D AUMI SS ION P ~I C E S EffEC TIVE MA Y 18 ADU tTS 13 00 PER PER SON lUE S BARGAIN NIG HT ADUlTS \2 .00 PE R PERSON CHi l 10 AN D UNDER Me igs Jonior High. Th <' program will fp at un: rn arr h(·s. patr ioltc music and popular m usic_ Artm ission is frf'C' and thP public is im·itt"Ci . Director is David Buwt' n. Happenings Decora(ing t'Onrr rt at :w p.m W1ne Mousegrain ' POMEROY - Th< ' Ml'ig> Junior High sevr•nth and c ighlh gra d0 Ptnk Kt. Blue BritiSh Tan t: ···I. Band concert planned for Meigs school CHESHIRE Cheshire Chapter OES wUI m<'E't Tues· day. 7:30 p.m. a t the Masonic Ha ll . POMEROY - OAPSE Chap· ter 17 wlllm<'E't Tuesday a l 7::10 p.m. al I he Meigs Junior High -"rhool · Lavender Senior chorus forming for state A statf'·\\ 'Hk Sf'niur l' i1iz('n Cc•n crrt r hnrus is hf'i ng formPd undf' r rhP dirr ctin of l.lo\ <1 Sa vag(' . rr tin:"'d chPral clirC'c tor . Chillkothl' l 1 ublic Schools. Ro~s Cnunt\'. <J r cording tn A rdath R. L .v nt'tl . 1>irr'ct or . :Vlart in . Ja ni ~ SC' ninr l ·r ntf'r. Col umhus Thr concf'rt chorus will I)(' m.u iP up nf fo ur indi 1: id u. ll . . . from ('O:.H'h '•f Ohio· o;;; 1-:X r ou n r it"' Onr Sfl fJI' ; 111(), on 1 • category and elementary age levels. At least three of the four works submitted must be for sale. Entriesshouldbedellveredtothe French ·Art Colony. 530 Flrsl Ave.. on Saturday, June 16. between thP hours of 10 a .m . and 3 p.m . and Sunday. June 17, between the hours of 1 a nd 5 p.m. . All entries must be accompam<'d with identification labels (avallable at FAC) attached to the back of each entry. completed application form. a nd appropriate entrance fee. French Art Colony members SUNDAY TIJESDAY Totten , both of Walhonding and brothers of the bridegroom, Randy Hoopes. Zaneville, bmther·ln·law of the bridegroom. and Michael Wllle man, Toledo . Leota Buxton and James Aron· halt attended on behalf of the bridegroom's grandparents, and Edllh Dines and Julia Hoover, on behalf of the bride's grandparents. amateur broken down ro adull, hi gh school Calendar MIDDLEPORT Ft nal plans will be made for the reunion of lhe Middleport High School class of 1%l at a m<'E'ting scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday al ih e LaSa lle Restauranl. Class members ar~ urged lo allend . Informational papt>rs DT'f' to tx\ relu rned to Carol Lyons Harper. REG. 1 26.00 ramlcs and phoiOgraphy. All two-<llmensional work mus l be framed a nd securely wined for hanging. Pastels , watercolors, c harcoal. pencil, graphics and photography must be matted and covered .wit h gla ss. plexl ·glass. acetate. or poly·lllm . All entries must be original works of art, crea ted and designed by the e ntering artist. Works not meeting t hese requirements may be disqualified . Categories for entry include Professional and Amateur - with the RACINE - Racine C hapte r 134. Order of the Eastern Sta r , will have il s annual inspection Monday at 7:30 p.m. a t the Masonic Temple. Members are to lakP sandwiches or sa la d . community. tion awarded Ms. Hamel the Diana outstandi ng promise in such arras sponsored by Jim Mink Chf'vrolet· Old;-, lnc.ln Gallipolis , will be given ror Award of Excellence. Awroxlmately 10 local busf · nessesandcorporatlonswlllchoose works to purchase from this gallery selection. Artists may submit up to four works for the jury process with an entry fee of $61or adults a~d $3 for children . Works eligible for exhibit include olls, acrylics, pastel, water· colors , cha\coal, pencU, fibers , sculpture, jewelry. graphics, ce· G ALLIPOLIS Application forms for the 16th Annual River ~'estival Art Exhlbit , aneventofthe FrenchArtColonyofGalllpolls.are now available to lnteresled artists. This year's exhibit wut be displayed in rhe Gallipolis City P ark on July 4, during the clty·wlde Independence Day celebration . The Purc hase Award winners. selected by a panel of three jurors, will be housed in the French Art Colon y galleries throughout the mont h of July. A cash prize of $75, reach services and expansion of In 1983. the Ohio Library Associ a· rrsponsiblr for da~' to-day suJ)('rvi · Bridesmaids were Mary Hiser, Mary Hill , .J aye Hoover. sis ter-in· law of thE' bride, and LeahTsamous, a ll of Columbus, and Theresa Davidson. Frazeysburg. Guests wPrc Sl'ated by Andy HoovN. Columbus, brolh<'r of the bride. Robin Totten and Joseph j methods and programs for out · The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Poge- 8-7 Middleport~llipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W. Va. AppliCations for Art Colony July 4 exhibit ready 11JPPERS PLAINS - The Men s· Fellowship of the Meigs Counly Churches of Chris t will m ecl Monday at 7:30 p.m . a t thE' Tuppers Plains Church of Christ. as the development of innovative workers in the Extension Department. and for selection and purchase of materials. As Extens ion Librarian. she helped develop a research tool called Communlly Stop Analysis which analyzes a community' s population, distance from a library , and other factors which would help a local library staff a nd Board of Trustees locate the besl sites for bookmobile stops . qualify. lhr individual must show The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Wendell W. Hoow r Jr ., Pomeroy. She was given in marriage by h<'r fathet·. Parenls of rhe groom arE' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Totten. Walhonding. Kahryn Howard, La kewood. was ma id of honor. a nd best m a n was Timothy Hanes. Walhonding . • sian or " ' Extension Librarian fur OVAL. In this posillon. s he was direclly POMEROY Laura Ellen Hoover and Lonnie Ray Totten excha nged wrodingvowsonAptil14 a t rhe Mulberry Streel United Methodist Church. Mt. Vernon. The Rev. Paul Beal solemnizE>d the rite. A program of wedding music was preSPnled by Ly nn Da rling. Mt. Vernon, organist. and Andy Hoover, Columbus. and Amy Conrad, Bla drnsburg, voca lists. _, • . honor for her sister. Shcworca blue OVAL appoints new consultant Ms HamPl's appointmPnt is a prnmol ion from her prior position ( 'irrlr of Racine. )0' 1 .\ II Ohio hand wll l [J('tinrm at the Mr. and Mrs. J arob Roush floor length gown in A-line styling with a bateau neckline and short Oared sleeves and carried a colonial bouquet slmlllar to ·the bride's Dowers She wore a sprig of baby's breath in her hair. Jerry Roush of PomE'rDY was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Michael Martin and Charles Diehl, Pomeroy. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs . Wilson wore a pink floral gown and a white rOSE' corsage. A reception honoring the couple was held in the social room of the church following the wedding. The bride' s table fea luned a th ree tiered w<'dding cake in blueand whiteagl!t of a cousin, Nancy Roush. SeJVing al the rPCPption were Sandy McClure. New Haven. W.Va .. and nuth Carsey. Middleport . Lisa Jett, cousm of I he bride. reglsl e red the guests The bride is a graduale of Meigs High School. Rous h is employed al Mod ern C hemtcal. Pom e roy . Among th e our of town guests were Mrs . Paul Sau nders. Bidwell . ana Mrs. BE'cky Branha m a nd Mindy, Hebron. The couple reside al U02 E. Main Sl. . Pomeroy. Ph •ase remcmtx>r Dr. ~dward rt1roug h. h <'f'P \·uu POMEROY - The Enterprtse United Methodist Church was the setting for the March 30 wedding of Kelly Ann Wilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey A. Wilson, Pomeroy, and Jacob Roush, Pomeroy, son of the late John Roush and Margretta Roush Wise . The Rev. Carl Hicks and the Rev. Richard Rothemlch performed the double ring evening ceremony fo llowing a program of nuptial · music by 13€cky CotterUI. Seven branch candelabra and a basket bouquet of flowers, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush. adorned the church . Given in marriage by her lather, the bride wore a gown of lace over satin fashioned with a high neckline, sheer yoke with rullle accent. and long lace sleeves with rutile cuffs. The skirt was slightly gather<'d a t the waist a nd featuned tiers with lace trim flowing into,a mini-train . She wore a circle of flow ers in her hair and carried a cascade arrange· ment of blue and white s ilk carna tions, tea roses and daisies. She wore her grandmother's en gagement ring and carried the handkerchief of Sue Roush. Terri Jo Wilson served as maid of Pomeroy Diamond Earrings , Reg . •39.96 NOW '19 96 TAWNEY JEWELERS 424 Second. a.m. Gallipolis Beautiful New Patterns of Wallpaper Just Arrived! FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME Planning For A Pool This Summer? GET YOUR FREE ESTIMATE TODAY FROM PREPASlED- WASHABLE STARTING AT $} 99 SINGLE ROLL Compare our Fine Quality, Price and Service THE POOL PEOPLE INGROUND POOLS AS LOW AS S4995°0 392 PIKE STREET GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 45631 PHONE: 1-814-446-3061 D. 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KRAFT 5 FLAVORS 99~ BAR-8-Q SAUCE ~~~~ce 3 OZ. NESTEA INSTANT ICE TEA 140 CT. NORTHERN $22 9 Each 10 OZ. VLASIC RELISH 4 FLAVORS Each FOIL 12 OZ. MINUTE MAID PRINT OR ASSORTED Hamburger Chips FROZEN 10 OZ. KRAFT 10.5 OZ. POCHMAN'S JET PUFF MARSHMALLOWS SQUEEZE MUSTARD The Yankees loaded the bases twice against Zahn. In the third. Zalm escaped damage when Dave WInfield popped up and Don Bay lor hit into a forceout. In the fifth, Baylor hit into a double play to end the ttrreat. Jays 1, White Sox 0 TORONTO tAP)- Jim Gott and three relievers pitched a three-hit shutout and Dave Collins singled in the only run as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Chicago While Sox 1-0 Saturday. 20, 1984 raced Play On. Pace-setting Fight Over held on for third, while Taylor's Special was fourth. Gate Dancer, winning the first stakes of his career, covered the 1 and 3-16 miles in 1: 53 3-5, ripping 2-5 of a second off the track record set by Canonero II in 1971. "I think both of them are a little crazy," trainer Jack Van Berg said of Cordero and Gate Dancer. "and they ought to fit each other." Cordero fit Gate Dancer like a glove on this warm. overcast day before a crowd of 80,066. "I think he's ready to \\in a big one." said the 4i·year-old Van Berg. Gate Dancer certainly was ready. He moved into fourth place with a half mile Io go and was a close second to a tiring Fight Over v.ith a quarter mil<' remaining. Then Cordero sent Gate Dancer into the lead in the upper stretch and he opened up !'nough of a lead lo hold off Play On. who closf'd strongly on the rail under Jean·Luc Samyn. Swale, who finished sevf'nth in the 10-horse field, was in the hunt until the hal!·mile pole when he began to fade . Gate Dancer, owned by Kenneth Opstein. a former sports writer, finished 1\'2 lengt hs ahead of Play On, who was 3'/2 lengths in front of Fight Ov<'r. Fighl Over saved the place by one length over Taylor's Special Gale Dancer, who was fourth in the Kentucky Derby bu! was disqualified and placed fifth for bothering a horse in the stretch, returned $11.60. $5 and $4.20. Welcome Farm's Play On returned $7.20 and $.1, while Fight Over, owned by Ted Sabarese and Bwarnazon Farm, was $5.60 to show . Trainer John Par ~sella sa 1d before the racE> that Fight Over would take the lead unless somebody else wanted it. Someone else may have wanted it, but not as bad as Fight Over. After breaking second lo Pac Soldier, Fight Over tjuickly took the lead and kept it until Gate Dancer swept past him on his winning drive . He cut frac!ions of 22 2·5 for the first quarter, 45 l ·o for the half. 1: 091-5 for threE' quarters and 1:34 2·o for the mile . These fractions obv1ous!y cooked the viclory hopes of Swa le, who was trying to become the first Derby winner to win the Preakness since 1981, when Pleasanl Colony accomplished the task. But PIPasant Colony couldn't capture lhe lleimont and thus lhP Triple Crown. · Swale was trying to duplicatP the feat of his sire. Seattle Slew, who won thP Triple Crown in 1971. Seat tle Slew was trainf'd by Billy Turner. trainer of Play On. who earned his Preakness berth by winning the one-mile Withers May 9 a! Belmont Park. medium competition. Second place Cooper. West Union, with Coo Roo II. Roody, owned by Kathy HUterv.inner was Kidde, owned by Janet Times-Sentinel Staff bum. Chillicothe, came In third . FUO GRANDE .- For the fifth Hutchinson, M<:Arthur, with a For homo sapiens, Skee Sadeski, year. Lola B. reigns supreme as distance of 61 feet, two Inches. Columbus, took first , followed by Rover, owned by Becky Rebecca hold<"r of the flying record at the Linda Mlller , Columbus. in second, Danner, Gallipolis, was third after lnt!'rnational Chicken Flying Meet. and Hazel Mansfield. Morenci. flying 55 feet, six Inches. Th<" challenger in the heavyIn the featherweight division, Mich .. in third. weight division failed Saturday to In the chicken run competition, match the bantam's famed record Eagle, owned by Bob Knox. Claret Gamecock, owned by .Jill Parksburg, Pa., flew 108 feet, 10 of 302 feet, eight inches . Goddard, Patriot, came in first. Midnight, owned by Dale Arm· inches - the longest distance of all Salyers' BBNo.l was In second, and stutz, Yellow Springs, won first competitors - for first place . third place was taken by Elmo II. place In the competition, but his Knox's Debbie, flying 78 feet, 10 owned by Jody Dues and Bob Frees, length of 62 feet. six inchf'S was far Inches came in second, and in third. both of Springfield. short of the distanC(' set by Lola B. Miss J aybuff flew 68 feet, five inches Winner of the chicken legs to capture third place for owner a nd her owner, Sherwood Costen, contest, women's division, was William Spinks, Miamisburg . Point Pleasant, In 1979. Angela Potts, Vinton. Olivia Bont· Another Knox-trained entry. The 13th chicken flying meet drew well of Carey was second, followf'd a "nlce turnout," a spokesman for Linda, was first ln the bantamIn third place by Susie Farughi, Bob Evans Farms reported late weight testwltha distanceof50feet, Inches. Pete, owned by VInce nine Columbus. Saturday aftemOQn. No crowd Mark Kelley of Athens was first in Argabright. Columbus, was second !'stlmatewas available. the men's judging, with John at 49 feet, four inches. And Winner of second place in the Meeks, Gallipoli'. placing second. heavywelgh t division was Sir Zippy. Carlacluck Crewey. owned by Matt Brian McLaughlin. Columbus, was owned by Carla Myers, Cheshire, Lemaster, McArthur, was third at third. which flew 33 feet, five inches. In 39 feet, four inches. The chicken scratch contest for Earlier, a rooster trowingcompe· third place was King, owned by children. saw Kristin Keerns, Rt. 2, titian was held for both birds and Bradley Battles, McConnelsville. Bidwell. place first for the girls. and humans. Winner In the birds' King flew 31 feet. !'ight Inches. Brandon Kirk, St. Albans, W.Va .. Bevy's Blooper, owned by Tom division was BB No. 1, oWned by John Salyers, Galloway, while the boys' champion. Danner, GallipoiL•. flew i6 feet. 10 place was taken by Stan second inches to cinch first place in th<' By KEVIN KEIJ..Y Celtics win, take commanding lead Mll..WAUKEE (API - Gerald Henderson sparked a third-quarter rally with 11 points and Larry Bird scored 11 of his 28 points in the fourth quart<'f to lift Boston to a 109-100 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday. giving the Celtics a commanding 3-0 advantage In their National Basketball Association playoff. The fourth game in the best-ofseven Eastern Conference finals will be Monday night at Milwaukee. Milwaukee, with Sidney Moncrief scoring 13 points and Mike Dunleavy and Junior Bridgeman adding 12 apiece, took a 63-50 lead at halftime. Celtics then scored 10 straighl points, "'ith Bird hitting two baskets to take a 97·91 advantage at 6:59. The Bucks managf'd to slice the margln to !1.!·98 on Johnson's dunk with 3: 20 remaining, but Boston count!'red with eight straight points to go safely In front 107-98. Dennis Johnson. Cedric Maxwell and Henderson scored 19 paints apiece and Robert Parish added 10 for the Celtlcs. Moncrief topped Milwaukee v.it h 22 points, followed by Bridgeman with 18, Johnson 16, Mike Dunleavy 14 and Lanier and Mokeski with 12 each. But the Celtics charged back, going on a 24-10 run to take a 7473 lead v.ith 4:03 left In the third quarter. Henderson hit four baskets during the spurt. Milwaukee recovered to take an 85-82 lead at the end of the· period with Paul Mokeskl scoring six points in the final two minutes. After Mokeski opened the fourth quarter with a rebound basket. Bird scored five straight points. two coming off illegal defPnse calls. to pull Boston even at !r/-!rl. Baskets by Bob Lanier and Marques Johnson gave Milwaukee a 91-8'1 lead with 8:44 to go. The Chassey injured in Indy 500 trials INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Steve Chassey. a 39-year-old driver from Clermont, Ind.. crashed Into the first -tum wall ·Saturday moments after he took the green flag to start a qualification attempt for the May 'n Indianapolis 500. Chassey, who finished 11th in his rookie Indy 500Iast year. was p!rmed In tjle March race car for several minutes and was pried loose. He was taken by stretcher to the FOAM CUPS 32 OZ . AUNT JANE'S PAPER NAPKINS Niekro had allowed only four hits and had been helped by three double plays when California rallied. Doug DeCinces reached on an error by shortstop Andre Robertson and scored from first when Downing doubled. Rob Wiltbng trtpled In Downing, and Wilfong scored on a sacrifice fly by Ron Jackson. The Angels added a run In the eighth when DeC!nces doubled and srored on a single by Downing that chased Niekro. 50 CT. PKG . 9 OZ. 18" REYNOLDS H.D. 75' Your Choice Each Watermelons PEACHE SectionMtlx Yellow Springs bird 'soars' 62 feet, 8 inches Saturday to claim heavyweight crown SIRLOIN STEAK ' lB. 2 Kentucky Derby wtnner Swale faded from contention on the final tum. Gate Dancer, who has a habit of lugglng in on other horses In the stretch, stayed straight Saturday under the guidance of often-controversial jockey Angel Cordero Jr. as he held off the closing rush of lightly In 13th annual chicken flying contest: U.S.D.A. CHOICE 8 Pk. FOR i\P Sports Writer BALTIMORE (~) - Gate Dancer, the problem colt who wears ear muffs, swept Into the lead In the upper stretch and won the $338,600 Preakness In track record time Saturday at Plmllco. By JOHN NELSON MEMORIAL DAY SALE HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BUNS By ED SCHUYLER, Jr. Angels blank Yanks STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. lo 9 P.M. DAILY SUNDAY, NOON lo 5 P.M. SUPREME 'iimes- ienti-tut Gate Dancer sets Preakness mark 09 $ R,EG. 2.89 1 FOOD STAMP ORDERS WELCOME! COUNTRY STORES 1 LB. PKG. Sports *229 Each LEMON AD WHAT CHASSE¥? -The clulmpiOIIIIhlp race car of steve ChaMeY cii8IDiegrates after 8JJilllhing Into the ftnlt lurll wall a& the lndl•••polhl Motor Speedway Saturday. Cha!l!ey made cooiact with the outside waD, spun and then hit the Inside Malnlng loace. He Is lilted as COIIfiCIOUS and stable. (i\P Laserphoto), . Speedway's Infield hospital fo r an exam Ina tlon, then transferred bv helicopter to the downtown Meth.;_ dis! Hospital. He was conscious and stable. Speedway doctors said. The car went out of control going into the first tum, spun 300 feet and struck the outside wall with the left front of the car. The racer then bounced along the wall for 100 feet, crossed the track Into the south short chute for another 660 feet, went onto the infield grass and stuck the Inside retaining fence , flashing !Ire briefly. The crash was the 14th at the Speedway since practice started May5. Chassey's best practice speed was 201.471mphearllerln the week . He did not reach that mark during a short practice session before Satur· day's start of quallflcaUons, the ihi.rd of the four scheduled days of ttme ttials for the race. The first qualifier - and the 29th overall - was George Snider. a teanltnate of four· time winner A.J. Foyt. Snider, earning a spot In his 19th Indy 500, qualltled one of Foyt' s backup Marches at 201.860 mph. Going Into the round. the slowest was Danny Sullivan at 196.044 mph, bUt that speed wasn't expected to stand up for the 33-<:ar starting field. Sullivan planned to withdraw that entry and try to qualify a faster car. PRE.o\1\NE'iS WINNER - GaiR Dancer, with jockey Angel Cordero Jr. up, win• the 109th running of the Preakncss Stakes Saturday al Pimlico Race Track in Baltimore, Md. Cordero waves a.' he passes the finish line. (i\P Laserpholo). Meigs Marauders cop 1984 TVC baseball championship • with 10-4 WID over Wellston WF.LLSTOI\ - The Meigs Ma · rauder>i dethroned defending Trl Valley League baseoall champion WC'llston with a 10-4 victory hen1 Saturday aftC'rnoon. Meigs was winner of lhP TVC's Eastern Division this spring. We ll · s t on was Westl•rn Division Champion. Meigs broke lh<> game wide open in the fift h inni ng wilh eight runs. Sf'nding H bat ters to thl' (Jlatf'. 1\.vo wa lks, two Wellston Prrors. and five straight Meigs singles bv Chris BurdC'ttl'. James AcrP<'. Dan Thomas. Nick Bush and Jackie Welker - a long wilh a single by Trf'V CassPil and a SiJ C'rifiC(' ny by Nick Riggs aided in the big outburst. Dan Thomas we-nt all thl' way for Meigs. He allowed six hils, fanned J(l, walked two. Wellston opened with the loop's MVP Cha rles l.mclowf'r. who was knocked out in the fifth inning. Williams came in on rf'licf. Top Wellston h.itter was Lindower who he~d a single and homP run. MPigs finishE'd with a 12-9 overall rn ark. Wellston was 13-7 on the season . MC'igs' top hitter was Acree \\'ho had a single. double and three Rms. Bengals will carry on without Pete Johnson CJNCINNATl 1AP 1 - The Cincinnati Bengais arc prepared lo carry on without Pete Johnson. their unhappy veteran fullback, and he will be fined for hi s continued absences, Bengals Coach Sam Wyche says. "If we had a depth chart, h<" wouldn't be on il." said Wyche, who is presiding at the Bengals' mini-camp this weekend for veterans and rookies. The players worked out Saturday afternoon at Riverfront Stadium in a session that was open to fans . "We're going on without him. We're not going to spend any more time worrying about that situation," Wyche said. Wyche, In his first year as coach of the Bengals since coming over from Indiana University. said Johnson has become one of the distractions that Wyche says p!aguf'd Cincinnati through its 7-9 season In 1~. Wyche has told Bengals players he doesn't want a rerun of last year's dlslractlons, which included salary squabbles v.ith management, defections to the rival United States Football League and the preseason firing of offensive coordinator Lindy Infante, now coach of the USFL's .Jacksonville Bulls. Johnson,ll, a formerOhioStatest.ar, has played for the Bengals since 1977 and Is the club's all-time rushing leader. H<" Is In the option vearof his contract, is being paid a reported $138,500 salary and has said he would like to be traded. He and teammate Ross Browner were suspcndf'd for the first four games of the 1~ season bv the National Football League after !he two men tP~tifiPd in federa l court, under Immunity from prosecution. that they bought cocaine from a Cincinnati plumber. The plumber was subsequently convicted. Johnson missed the Bengals' preseason training camp last summer during a contract dispull' He has already failed to appear at the club's mini-camp in early May. Although that camp was mandator\· for rookies but optional for veterans, many I'Rngals veterans attended the session. Wyche, at meetings with Bengals players Frida;· night, showed the squad a videotape of a CBS · 6il Minutes" segment which discussed problems uf drugs, big money and lack of dedication among athletes. "The Cincinna t1 Bengals can be a leader of p<"Oplc going the other way," Wyche said. "TherP are still heroes ... We're not going to get caught up in all kinds of distractions this year, in locker-room rhetoric about the USFL or anything like thai." Wyche said of Johnson, "Right now, he is onr of those distractions." �May 20, 1984 • - &>hind • B -hll att ac k lf'd b.\' fres hman Mari a MussPr hf'rP Frida.\· mght. th C' Mrtgs M ara uderettes capturPd the TVC softball champio nship with a 10-.1 victory over Wellston. Meigs broke open a 2 2 tir in the bottom of the second when SC('Ond sackPr Jocii Harriso n sma rkf'd J tvro-run doublf' . Tht· T\'C's MVP. B•rb H•tf ielct. pit ched all the wav to gai n her !fit h wi n of thp \'Par dga ins 1 Unt.' Ius ..... Thl' 'ophomurP fanned s ix ,w cJ \\ alkl'd four _Wf'llstnn 's Kim Kimbel hurlrd the distance and wtuffed one batter and issued fivr fr('{' passes. Coac h Jon Arnott 's Marau derettes finish off their season with an l R- 1 mark including a petiect 11-0 in the T\'C. This is the third ~1eig s team to pick up a T\'C c ha mpio ns hip in t his it s initia l vear of mf'mbership. Earlier. crov.'nIA'C'<lff'rs wPrP thP golf teJm a nd thr girls' trac k squad M eigs scored two in the first v:hc n 1-Ltrr i"nn ~i ngi Pd .Jod i Millrr London Pool to sponsor swim lessons again this summer S ' FL\CLSr~ - London l \YJI ~.-~:ill bP :-i JXm'ionng Am£'rican ({Pd Cro:--~ ... w tmmi ng lf'o;;;snn.'\ JuJ~ · :!·All,l.,'U.S I ."\. Th r Watf'r SafPI).' 1n"itructor in l"hargp nl th0.'P lPssons will!)(> ~r~ . ~r<Jh Pf'arsrm of thf' M il"itm Count \·, \\ . \ '"- ChcqJI<-r AHC PPJro..;on ha ..., taught m P(J tnr fJI1 •as:.~ n t fnr a numlx'r ut .n ·J ~" " Shr· tt'<"('i\:C'd ht•r Adva n<'N.1 Lilf'-.a\·in g ;unl \\-';llpr SJ fPl\ ln ~ truc · t r J(<.., n·rti ficati ons in l ~IX~ T hi • numtx'r of c iJ :-.<..,Ps olktT'<I in .JuJ ~· \\"ill di 'J.X-'nd on t ht · numbt·r ( Jf aides av ;.~ilah](' in thf' CI I"l'LI Pt ·a r'->on will hP ll'Jl"hing a n l n:-.rruct iJ(<.., A idf' cou r.<.., f' prillr to hPr TW o \~" f't 'k Sf'..,.., ion. This a iUP cl as.. ., will pn •p;m • jntPrBl f'd adult~ 111 II '< H"h I>~· T lll'n' vdll bf' no chargl' for thi-" <.dd(• cl as~ . Thf' \"oiunt ('('r aidrs m; tkt • it possiblf' for th(' w<.~ t('r .., ~df't~ ins tru ctor to teach morp th {.l n llrl(' g l"oUp of c h.ildrE'n pPI" hour . 1\ •<J r<.;on Jsks an:-; Jdult s whodiT' lTlli 'n 'st C'd in thi s tr aining to n o t i l"~· ht ·r hv phonf' or mail as soon as pn"i siblP l ncl udt' \ 'uur namf'. Ll d· c.lr ·pso..; and phonf' numbf'r along with an_ , . swimmin g f'X JX'r if'nCf' ~ ·n u havf· had . Hrr arldn•ss is Sara h P1•aro..;on . Box 110 . Ht!ndPrson . W .Va . ".! f) J!lti. pt10 nr· r:«):! , f i?1 - ~~21 1·-u rlht'r 1nl ormat1on ran abo hr obl<.l inf'<.l from Vlasnn\ ount .v Walf'r Sa tPt \" <'oordi nJlor. ( ;t'orgian nt.~ Somnwr . -H~ J \'land Strf'Pl , Pni nt [l]( ·asdn!. \\ \' i.J l'):J ~I . gi tlflf' l"-" . Ironton wins doubleheader, shares crown with GAHS walked , and both scored on two Wellston errors . Harrison' s two-run double in the second made it 4-2 and later stole home on a double steal. The Marauderettes plated three more in the fou rt h when Musser s ingl ed a nd scored on Mary \-loore's sing le that skippPd pa st thr lef't fif'ldrr for a twn-basP rrror Harrison's sacrifice fly scored M oor e and Jodi Miller later scorE!d aftPr she singled and senior Jenny Meadows drove her home with a single. The final two Meigs runs came in the sixth w hPn Hatfield and AUTVC third sacker Carol Smith led off the inning with singles , and rode Annual horse show set May 2 8 SHADE - T hr 22nd annual hor se shov.:, organized by thp Shad.-. Parrnt ·TN" hC' r Organization a nd s{X)nsorrd by· businE-ss and com · munit;; organ izations throughout the arra. will be held at Shade information Elf'mpnt ary School on Monda.\ ·, Mffks, Horse Show Committee. Route 1. Box 22. Shade. 45776. or cal l 2R. s tarting at noo n. ra in or shinf'. Th f' game last year. TVC Coach of the Year Arnott said after the game, "We're young, but we play solid. Pitching is the name of the game and we have a good one." T he Marauderettes lose but one starter from this year's title team. . . O'll Weilslon . . mo 0-- :m 3 contact Majors W 6 4 \ ' 11\'IU.' - ,_ori h ( ;al l ia \ gills S(Jttb<.tll !('am t>nded thf' ~ ~~l ~f·a :-.on on ~~ high noll · af1<.'r handi ng I Lmn <~ n Tr; w f' tw in df'feats. I n tht • fir st ga m r·. lh(' Iit ch l 1 ir: llt·~ rlnwn r'< l NC. '2 1-·l. with Ui ;Int· Whi h · l ht •\..\ ·1nn i n r~ pitch1T Sh1·tTt iLIIT \s ( 111 "was on the mound for HT. \\"hill' was cdso the- ] 1 ir ah·< IC.'arling hillf'n\·tt h four. v.. ·hil(· Su..,: 1n L ur kadoo.tnd l " ind~· Hi glt·~ coni rib· Utl'd l\\'1) f';lch Hanisun u:as lop hit li•r for l-IT v.:it h tv.;o sing lf'!-., and Rh onfLI f~a rnf''-' supplt('([ .tn ot ht 'l d oub l~ ·. NC W.:J S 1:1 1-1 -Xwinn('l" in t h<' S( 'COnd game Higlrv pil cllrd for lhr PirJtP~ . 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"I don' t fCPI I have any secr et other than getting here and s~ring theballandswingingthebat . Thai ' s what I do everywhere." Thornton st roked thr!'!' hit s otr Milwaukee pitcher s. including a grand slam homeL to power lhP Indians Io an 8-4 victor y Frid ay nigh! in a rain-delayed game Thornton 's horner, his fift h of th<' season , came on a fastba ll from rel iever Pete Ladd in the seventh inning. The ball appeared to be a long sacrifice fly to lett -fielder Ben Oglivie, but it carried fiv e row s into the stands. "I thought it was a sacnfi ce fly," said T hornton, whoalsocoUectedhis l ,UXIth career hit . "I rea ll y didn ' t SA\'FS: G(~S<ijiH' . San Dweo, 10: '-;uti !'!". ~ Holland. t' hiludf' lptr.ra. ~ ­ Smnh. l" h tca_go. 6: N li.O.'fltr.ll'r l.rl.\ ,\n ~!' IM. 6: Or(l'j('Q. N('\o\· Y ork. li; Hf •;,rtkHl. Monl rl'al. 6 I 1 UNITED SECURITY Communications, Inc. think it was a home run untU r saw runners with a single to right. four runs on threehitsandtwowalks Benji go to the fence. r was as Milwaukee took a 4-3 lead In the in only two-thirds of an inning. su rised as an body " sixth on Roy HoweU's run-scoring "We've got to sit down and Lai)< · ~ _ Y · single and Jim Sundberg's suicide rhe Indians started their seventhwith him and Dabber (pitching inn lng rally after Tom Teiimann squeeze. _ . coach Pat Dobson)," Milwaukee walked Carmen CastUlo . Ladd then L The sub-par pelformance of Manager Rene Lachemann said. came on to walk Brett Butler and add, who recorded 26 saves a year " There should be some reason -rony =rnazar n~ d to load thn bas~ ago, womes the Brewers. The because his arm reels fine." < <>· - , h f f right -hander, now 2-2, was stung for Julio 1- ranco, w o went our or ~~====== · ftve, followedwithaslngletothehoie 1 at shori to score one runner. Thorn ton then cleared the bases with hi s fifth career grand slam to give Cleveland its rtnal margin. He has a ..117 ~a rCPr average against lhr Brewers . The indians took a 2-0 lead in the fi rst when Butler opened with a single off Mike Caldwell and Bernazard followed with his first homer of I he year. Cleveland chased Ca ldweU in the thr second when Mike Hargrove and Brook Jacoby drew bases on baUs and Ron Hassey lined a run -scoring double to right for a 3-0 lead. 430 SECOND AVENUE ·nu: Brewers scored twice in lh<' rourth off Rick Sutclift'e. Robin GALLIPOLIS , OH . 45631 Yount singled, Ted Simmons 1-614 -446-0840 doubled and Oglivie scored both By MIKE EMBRY AP S ports Writer MlLWAUKEE rAP) - Andre Thornton seems to have a grand old time hitting against the M iiwau kC'<' Brewers. · " I've hit a lot or good teams over STRIKEOl.TTS: Rv an. Hruston. ri"l : Solo. Cincinnati. ffi. ·Gooden . N<'"· York. ~: Vo1km~· l a . 1...a> An gl'lf'S . ~ : lar lron. 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"Plus Tax .IACKSOI\ - Thf' lront nn 1··1gh t i l"lg Tigf'rs \\'On a ~ han · nl l hl' South('aSif'rn Ohio Athlf'tlC I.P<.t ~'lw softball championship Thursda~· <1'i lhf•.v bf>JI Logan 9-5 and .Jacksnn lJR. Thf' lf'ague crown was thf' first fnr I ronton w hich fin ishf'd 7·1 in th(' league along with th~ Gal lipoli ' Blur Angf'ls. Iront on r los('s thr sed son 10-ti ovt•ral l. ' This was a grea l tf'am effort on th<' part or g-irls. I 'm real I, · proucl of lh<'m ," sa id Coach fuw i\nn Witt . "Wt' gut d !Pad un Ge~ Jli po li s and lf't it gf't awa y the firs t tim£' wp pl a ~' t'<i . so w1•'vt' had to w i n from that po int ~ and thf' girls I"C'spo ndPd to th~· cha llenge." [ ronton gainf'd rrv f'ngt • ;1ga inst Ga ll ipolis wi th an 11-1-Hl win on Wednf'sdav Libhy Thac-kf' r and L;,m n Col"fOl<.tn kf'vC'd th(' opening g<1rn0 H·in a~ thf'~' rach Wf'nt two-for·-th n•£• with a doubJP Sam Huff had a big S-0, l.(UJ, 3JI9. 8)· T1w- As&ociwd "-MDtlt""AN LE.-\GU~ !614 1 696-1132. P\·Pn t Indians top Brewers in rain-delayed tilt ~ - Scoreboard ... Tracv and electronically timed. T heri> will l'le 20 rvents with $100 prizes for the Barrel Race and Open Plf"'asure Classes. Lunches will be srrvro by the P.T .O. For further \1 a~· home on Musser 's third single. Other hlfters besides those already mentioned were Daphne Dtllard with a single and MUler added a second single. WeUston, who had lost 7-3 earlier to Meigs, finished off the year at 12-5 including tht> Western division championship. Warren Local was the defending champion as they knocked off Trimble in the final title The Sunday Time5-Sentinei- Page- C3 . VICtory Meigs softballers capture rfVC crown after ALBANY Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . OPEN 7 DAYS MON. thru FRI . 8 to 8 SATURDAY 8 to 6 SUNDAY 9 to 5 ~,~<·:a~ "WE MAKE IT RIGHT " Silver Bridge Plaza - Phone 446-9335 Iii MOTION DnECT ;.:,;O;.;;R- c:_ - ~r: 699 Bill Kelly Manage r �The Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Times-Sentinel Ohi~Point 20, 1984 Pleasant, W. Va. Lakers drop 135-127 playoff tilt to Suns PHOENIX, Ariz. lAPJ - In " must win" situations, the Phoenix Suns usually turn to Walter Davis and the aU-star guard seldom disappoint s. Friday night , Davis and backcourt mate Kyle Macy scored six ~int s apiece in overtime as Phoenix beat Los Angeles 135-127 and cut thc Lakers' lead to2-1m their National Basketball Association playa!! series . The Suns can even the best-ofseven Western Conference finals with a win m Game 4 here Sunday . "Wc'vpgot to go hack to LA tied at 2-2 1for Game 5 Wednesday night I. II can 't be 3-1," Davis said. " Weare confident we can win . We play w ell on our home Door and we weren 't going to Jet LA come in her e and push us around They know they're in a fight now · · P hoenix was blown out in the first two games of the series - 11().94 Sa turday and 11~ 102Tuesday rught . Both wPre at the Forum tn Inglewood, Calif. ·'This fmally prove!: to everybody that we can beat the Lakers, " satd Suns Coach John MacLeod . "After those two16-potnt losses in LA , there first 1:24 of overtime for a 125-121 Phoenix lead and Larry Nance's Iayin made It 127-121 with 2:52 togo _ A layup by Earvln " Magic" Johnson cut Los Angeles' deficit to 129-127 with 1: 25left. Davis hit a bank shot 22 seconds later and he and Mawice Lucas sank two free throws each in the final seconds to seal the victory. "Kyle got us going. He had the first six points on two layups and a jump shot from the corner. That got us a good lead," Davis said. "We held on from there and I penetrated a coupleoftimesfor baskets inside.'' was some doubt that we could beat them- even In ouroiWlmlnds. The papers said, 'Sure, the Suns upset Portland and Utah in the other rounds but they can't upset the Lakers.' Well, we'll see about that." Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley, however, said his club is "still in the driver 's seat. We want that one on Sunday. We should have had this one, but they took the startch out of us in that overtime." The Lakers forced the extra period at 119-119 on Kareem Abdui-J abbar' s sky hook Macy sank his six points in the Hendrick, off to slow start, has two doubles, Cards win By PAUL LeBAR AP Sports Writer ST. LOUIS tAP) George Hendrick Is off to a slow start, but it 's doubt!ul the St Louis Cardinals outfielder has finished tormenting pitchers In the National League. "He's not through, believe m e," said teammate Tommy Herr after Hendrick rapped two doubles to pace a 5-3 victory Friday night owr the Cincinnati Reds. "With the body he's got, he can play for a long time " The silent Hendrick, who started the night with a .234 batting average. also earnl'd the backing of Cmcmnatl Manager Vern Rapp "He's been tough against us You've got to give him credit, " Rapp said. "He's always been a very productive hitter for any club he's been with." Hendrick boosted his RBI aggregate to a team -leading 18 and hiS game-winning hit total to seven "George IS far from being over the hill.'' said Lonnie Smith after powering a solo home run for St. Lou L• "Look at aU the guys are strugglmg TherP are a )ot of them. Including me." H err sent the Cards to a H lead with his fourth career home run as leadoff man for St. Louis in the opening Inning and watched Smith duplicate the feat one out later. Hendrick's key blow came two in rungs later afiPrCincinnal i fought back to gain a 2-2 tie. Facing Joe Price. 2-2 , he powered a 3- 1 delivery to the wall in left -center lu scor e Herr and Smith, who had walked . Rapp said he placed little stock in the current low average of Hen· drick. pointing instead to the veteran IX'Iionner's lifetime mark of .2HJ. "How many Urnes has he been to bat 0 " the i{eds' ptlot askccl "You're probably looking at a difference of ~ K\ IIOOK - Los Angelt•s' Laker <·enter Kareem Abdul-Jabbar puts 1111 a ""ky hook for lwu IJt>tWt>en Phoenix Suns' forward Larry Nance ' ll'fl ) and •·••nl<'r .J;unt.,; Edwards 1ril(hl 1duringfl,.,.t hall NBA action in t•ho1•nix Friday night. ( AP La.o;rrphoto ). I Sports briefs ... \I TO R-\('1~(; I J I. 11 )'\ . I· 1 :Inl'l' 11\J> 1- I 'r; HH 't ··s P. 111 [('}..; T .t rniJ.I \ . til I\ m g ,11\.1 •nau lt, 1od z 11!1 ' p1m i s 1un~ I p;.1l1 •pos1 t iun fur ttl1' !·'1 t• ntll CramJ PI LX st,.·nnds bt •loll' hts < ar bur.o; t into fldm t•:-. l'. Ullba\. Sl('t'It'li th L• UJJ u fl tht• tu d fire m arshal' :-. post JU dd .~nd bl'loJt • IUillpmg uul un hurt .TE~ 1{()~11-' ' ,\I' • - 1·:1g hlh ><«lrd .Ju..,•· l.ut ... 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Buffalo advances into the RRgion Four Sectional Four Tournament finals while Wahama must defeat Walton Monday to get another shot at Bisons. A tht'll" (AT I M.uktl.l At fini shes lasl "' till' N L in that category. "J'm not a home run hitter 1 j ust sw ung hard ond haop<'ned to lui It good I wasn ' t tn·mg to hi! u out, that 's for sure, .. sa•d Hl'rT "I would have set lied tor a "nglr· The ba ll 's earn mg good nght "'"' .. r---.:.._____..:.__________ _____:____:_ _ _:_:_:_________ for a double one out later, bringing on Dave Rucker. Nell Allen spelled KiJ I lh0 ROOmetor runbrokf'hPrmarkof 2· JO .\ scf r .Jrilrr thi s sf'aso n. Kim earned runs in 98 2-3 innings. Sutter was kept Ill reserve. "Allen had good stuff ," said Herzog. " If we hadn 't got that extra run , I would have brought him 1Sutten tn ." The home runs by Herr and Smtih werethe21st and 22nd of the yea• for St . Loui<. a club which perennia llv Rucker following Dann Bllardello's one-out pinch single for the Reds In the seventh and finished to record his second save. St.LouisManagl'rWhtteyHerzog cited the ef!ectlveness of a Cards bullpen, spearheaded by Bruce Sutter , which has permitted 25 Ill. 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MOWER "Ever ything #12-668 Baner~s e)(tra In NEW MOVIES COMING NEXT WEEK Angel One Da rk N1 ght Soreress The Keep Watch Me When I Ktll Testament 'Chddre n of tl1e Co rn " Term s of [ ndPil trnPnl 'The lo nely Guy · " Stlkwood.. Two-Way Radios, Satellites & V1deos " UPPER RT . 7 • P.O . BOX 342 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 PHONE 446-4517 BAUM LUMBER 1 �Page C-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy PEEPS, A Gallipolis Dwry: Charlene E vans Morgan . for - merly of Ga iiipolis. is one of fJ,·e wom en pirturl'd o n rhe fro nt pagf' of the Upper Arlingt on News under da!P of May 2 this y ea r. The stot)''s IPad reads that the Rot at)' Club of L: ppcr Arlington for li s 11th year has honorPd fivf' NorthwC's t rP!-ii· dent s for their volu ntwr se>rvicP to t he community . CharlPnP a nd 1hP othf'r four w£'n' honored May Ra t Sto uffe r 's Uni ver B oulPvar d m oved to it s prf'sent location in 1961 the Mini-Bank whe n it was first opened, and she has continued as mana ger until he r retirement . In 1980, the Mini-Bank was doubled in size and on February 3 of this yea r had a record day of 1,385 customers from 8 a .m . to 7 p.m. Several of Mrs. Rees' co-worke rs told of their experiences tn working wit h her down through the years . Emerson Evans, who is now a consultant for the hank, was President when Mrs . R.ees ca me wit h the bank. Others attending and 11 vea rs later built the Mini-Ba nk a t 42(1 Fourth Avenue. Mrs. Rt:'('S v.:as sd t'<.'led to m a nage President and Trust Officer: Joy Barlow, Assistant Vice President GALLIPOLI S - Mrs . Thelma Ref's, assistant vice president of The Ohio VaUey Bank, was honored Monday evening by the directors , offi cers . a nd employees for JQ yea rs vicP. pres!dent of th~ PTO a nd pres id ent ·el~ c t for thl' 19!Vl 85 schoo l 1ear. A fo rmer Sunday School teachl'r , she is a me mber of 11w Prf' sb y•tPr ia n Church . of servi('('. Mrs. Rees has retired from the ba nk a nd is looking forward to doi ng a lot of the things she has a lways wamed 10 do. She began as a telle r in 1o/.i4 when thr bHnk \\'as located at Sff-ond WE' VF. writt en it before - tha I GallilX)I is has 3 r ilizf'n of stti Pw idf' r f'nown but it 's w plJ H·or th I'C'Pf'a ling: lrf'nC' Bra nnon . Box l71 ·A. Rt. 2, Bidwell. Ohio 4:i614. Is presiden t of ORTA tOhio Reti red Avenue and State StrPPt. The bank the qualitv of life in the Columbus YOUTH ·OR IF. NTF:D project s have claimt'CI thP attf'ntio n of Charlene Morgan. who has residf'd in Upper Arlington for lei ym" In the tJa st shr has been a m e m ber of Twig 19. junior di\.'ision of th£' Tf'achers 1\.ssociation l. MEIGS. \'I NTO!'> , a nd ,Jac kson Count iPs hJd rC'prrscnta li ves at this pn rt~' . and OHTA '.s t>xccutivt' di rf'C tor . Miss Margif' L. AtC'r . ca mC' and pr('SC'n ted lrf'nC' Brannon a sprav of fl owf'rs. Jrrnf' caiiPd it ' 'lovpJv ." Mi s tlet oe IN TH E P R F:S E r\T, shp is o m r mbe1- oft hi.:' nomina rin g com mil · If>{' of tht' Junior LPi:!gur of Columbus. member of thc• lhild · hO<Xl LCD.R'Jf'·s Crntf'r Board i:l nd it s professional boa rd ti.;.u son. S hC' is on the Bu ckPyr Bo~·s Ran ch sr r\·icr board SHE ALSO IS in .J ones MiddlP School' s guid~m·p ad \·isor _\" board. is a room mothrr . is at pn ' Sf'nl thr \ I'HE CHAPTI-:1\ ga \'0 lr0ne a book . of Cold ." and th0 "L''"'"' g-ues t OOuk. too. bf'aring signatures of Pvrr:.·onP thPre . Rf'rnicf' Borden prPsf' ntf'd tht' hook. Dan' Tawney phol ographf'CI the C'\'C'nt . MarguPrilf' wa s thf' first prPsi dC'n1 of thC' C:all ia Count~ · c haptPr . Satellite TV systems topic for Rotarians MIDDLEPORT - Rob Vird en, sales managPr for Sa tell it <' Rccep· lion Systems, Athens. wa s thl'guesl speaker 'F'rida v night a t thl' dinner meet lng oft heM idd leport · Pomerov Rotary held a t lhl' Hea th United Methodist Churc h. Vinden presented a vid('O viewing of s ate llitP TV andPxplained how thP system work s. At lasl w('('k' s meeting, .Jeff Gibbs, sa les manager of IBM, Cincinna 1i ~avp a slide prE'S<"'n1 a lion on various 1YPf'S of compu lers inc luding hom(\ computers. GET$ 5° 0 OFF WITH A COPY OF THIS AD Vacation !i"i ShoeThe Jt0~~ VETERAN E~fPLOYEE RETIRES- Mrs. Thelma Rees, second Irom left, was recently honored upon her retirement after 30 years with The Ohio VaUey Bank. Participating in the celebration were, left, Morris Haskins. chainnan; ,Jim Dailey, hank president , and Emerson E. Evans, consultant. Deputies check B&E Vlnt on was reported Satunday to the G a ll i a Co u n t y Sheriff' s IX'par1 ment. Tlw department \\'as informed that the houst• had been entered. but not hing was missing. Time of the inc ident was unknown, and the housr was repor1edly unoccupied when thr break -in occurred . Cily police reported they investi· ga t('(! a minor fWO·Vf'hic le accident on Oakwcod Drive Friday. 7~. Zelma Drive, S. Northcutt. Oakwood attempted tapa'S:10 a parked vehicle a nd trailer owned by Herman 11. Reese. Cheshtre, at 4: 43 p.m. a nd struck the lett rPar of t he trailf>r. Her car wa s slightly damaged. Cited by policP wc-re R ick D. an'f'st and Cafe Lalan•IIP 'I a ll (;allipolis. 0. Audiotone INSIDER has the advantages you want in a hearing aid; small size, com· fortable fit, and the performance you need to help impro·1e Watson, 29, 18ffi Eastern Ave., and Tommy E . Dixon, 4:l, 243 Jackson P ike, ·both for assault: Roy D. Hurger, 70, HI. 2, Bidwell, failure to displa y valid registration: Gera ld E. Campbell, 47, Gallipoli s, DWI and illegal exhaust. J ailed by thesherilf 'sdepartment Friday was Jack M. McGuire, 45, Rt. I, Scottown, on two warrant s for assa ult , flPI'ing a police officer, resist ing ::uu S;·cnnd .\ ve. This is all you wear! The Coal VaUey Road restdence near POMEROY - L:trr:.· D. Brugnn of Brogan -Warnf'r InsurancP Ser..·i('('s l ne., 21--1 E . M a in St .. has again mrr TT•q uirpm(•nt s for membf>rshil> in the I nsurLJ ncP Firf' Mark Socir t.v of t h C' Prof"Pssiona l Insumncc Agcnts Associ ation This mark~ thP fnu11h limP Rrogan has qua li fi rd for thl' producP r~ · group by achiC'\'ing a significant sales rt:'C'o rd in l~Rl. ThP socif't~ · now has m or r th :.m J,!Ml mcmbPr:-. ac "NEWPORT" SANDAL FOR MEN for GALLIPOLLS- A break ·ln a t a Agent meets requirements r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ready ing about the splPndid surprise part ~· whi ch th p Callia County Rt' l i rf'd TPaehers A:<.socia t ion ga vC' for h<'r at Duff' s. Our corrC's ponde nt says that • 'Mar~l'ritt:' and Mr. OurosP tw:.~d('() t hP planning with hPi p from thP offi C'i' rs. " B a ll Puppet C'r r . c hairman . Mea dows. Manager of the Book· keepin g Depa rtm e nt: and Jim Dailey, President. Morris Has kins. c hairman of the board, was toastm ester for the gala event. and on beha lf of the bank presented Mrs . Rees ~<i th a beaut!· ful diamond necklace to remember her :W years of st•n.: iCP with the ba nk . Get IRENF: BRANNON got to think· Symphon)' Club of Central Ohio. a nd Head T ener : Larry Lee. Assistant Vice Preside nt and Man· age r of Jackson PikeO!ftce: Madge Boggs, Vice President and Con· troller: Wilma Webster, Assistant Vice President and Investment Offieer, Kathryn Massie. Assistant Cashie r, and newly appointed Manager of the Mini -Bank with Judy Mahan as her assistant: Bill y wer e. Leon Saunders, Senior Vice sity Inn for th f'ir role in enriching arPa . Thf' articl e n?ads . in part : May 20, 1984 Gallipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W . Va. Veteran OVB employee retires after 30 years Charlene Evans Morgan gets honor for civic task By J . SA.VIUEL PEEPS Middleport your hearing quality. 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CARROLL NORRIS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO , BUCKLE UP FOR SAFETY SUPPLY COMPANY 312, Sixth Street Store Hours : Monday-Friday 675 1160 " 8 a . m .-5:00 Point Pleasant, W.Va. p.m ., Saturday 8 a . m .- 12 hoon BOGOTA. Colombia (API Police found three to ns of cocaine rn an a('{'a where troops had disco· vered a large laboratory producing the Illegal drug, officials said . The cocaine, concealed in a tunne l, escaped investigators' in itia l scrutlny of the laboratory . officials said Friday. The cocaine • was discovered on Thursday. ~ Officials sa id the cocainP was wonh $21 million here but muci)' , morP than that on the U.S. drug·• market • JIM BILL'S 1933 SINCE GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE swimmers." These specialty anim· a ls were rese rved to make the run to Chlllicothl' In high wat er . Today WP refer to this ty pe of a hor se as "a mudder." Smith French, the last of Gallia County's stage drivers once gave George House the credit too for operating the first mail coach - the year being 1826. Apparently before that date ma ll arrived by boat or b)' horseback. GENERi\LHOUSEalsoserved the county as a surveyor a nd at one time was a state JeaisJator of the ,. IX'mocrattc persuasion. The gen · eralalso had asonbythe nameof George House , a nd he was perhaps eve n more interesting than the father. George, Jr. was a standand clerk, 446-2362 SALES: Industrial V- Belts lawn Mower V-Belts Automotive V- Belts Electric Motors Fan Blades Fuses .. Regulators ELECTRICAL REPAIRS: [I . M ectnc W p otors ater umps Aireators Bearings Gallipolis . The general >layed in town about two or thrpp hou rs , Pump Seals during which time he was enterCapacitors taJnedatwhatweknowtodayasthe Brushes Our House. Couplings :Built in 1819 by Henry Cushing a()d early knoWn as the Rising Sun Pulleys Tavern. the Our House had a niimberofproprietorseven lhough :!:'~,~ . ·~the Cushing family owned it until OUR HOUSE museum was built for residential purposes in i8i9 in l!IX> . . Among the tnnk=.·pers we G Battery Chargers = GalllpoUs, and one of its more Interesting landlords was Gen. eorge would list were: Henry Cushing. !louse who lived here from abouttS21lto aboutl835. During Gen. George Sma II Wei ders John Hoy, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hol&!'slenureastagecoachllneusingOurHouseasoneterminuswas Motor Controls Coleman, Mary Roach. Wil liam begun. The general was also the Drst Galllan w carry mall by stage. the year being 1826. House was succeeded as innkeeper by John Hoy, who AUTOMOTIVE ELEC . REPAIR: Bea('{', and George House. In many of the pieces we have would move tbe >1age line to the u.s. Hotel In the 1840swhen Hoy built Alternators Starters seen written on the Our House since that hotel. Generators (Tractor) Troubleshoot Wiring the 19:Jls, the name of George r~a~su~r~v~ey~o~r~o~u~t~w~es~t,~a~n~o~il~m~a~n:·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ House Is left off: but he may have been one of the more interesting of the Our House innkPPpers. FIRST OF ALL George was a general, a n honor he acquired through Ihe state militia . He -was also one of the first men in Ga lli a County to open a coal mine, doing so In the late 1830s near Swan Creek at a littl e place called Sample's La nding. Like the general, !he li ttle town of Sample's Landing is a lmost forgot · ten In Gallla history, but at one time there was a c harcoal tron furnace there as well as the on ly na il mill that we know of in Gallia history. and Sample as was tne nall mill . It appears that it was prior to his stay at Sample's Landing that 444 W. Union OH. 45701 Police find three tons of cocaine to have Mrs. O'Leary 's cow a lmost wipe him out. Box 92, Clarksburg, Ohio is James Sands' mailing address. His zip code is 43115. The furn ace w as run by McNickel Save $1.50 per gallon on Olympic Overcoat House Paint. I ' )so-strut suspension : Icolor-keyed steering wheel down enough to ha ve their har· nesses removed. ONE PARTICUlAR horse be· came so agitated that when re· leased from the stage, he ran nine miles out the Chillicothe road and countryme n to · ............ • thls place, a nd now, to v1sit them ~ c General House was the tavern - per quart wa.s opened. House's stagecoac hes House three times a week for Chillicothe a nd connections via !he Ohio a nd Erie Canal to Columbus. ACCORDING to one old account of the stagecoach days in early Gallipolis, on<' could hea r the a pproach of the return stage from Chillicothe several miles from town as the driver would blow a long horn, similar to the horn that is used to announce equestri an his chorus increased in volume by the m el low passen~ers . " The stage, powered by four thoroughbreds, would a lways circle the square once before pulling up in front of the Our House a nd latPr the U.S. Hote l when John Hoy owned the stage line after George House moved to Sample's Landing. It was said that the horses used by the Gallipolis· Chillicothe Stage line were so edgy a nd wild that it oft en 1.49 ' Castro! 2 Cycle Injector Lube ggc 5gc Alter mfg' s S1.(10 rebate Resistors Per Plug After mig's st.OO rebate on a pkg of 4 AC or Motorcraft Oil FiHers AC or Motorcraft Spark Plugs Sa te prtee 8 4(: L1mtt 16 Sale price 1.99 Um1t 2 AC litters frt most GM cars Molorc ral! filters 111 most Ford cars ' Reg 195 \:~ J 36 · •. ,.,. -1 .00 keep your car s eng 1 ti~ runn1ng clean M o 1orua 1J RelJttlc 2SC fH'r phJ(j or ' p<i r. k ~ o f d L or U ule p11CP on 4 pluqs AC Rel1<1i e $1 00 on pac k s o f 4 6. or 8 m1r.1 ~ ••b••• 59C Your cas! per plug after mig 's rebate Marriage licenses GALLIPOLIS - The following couples flied for martiage licenses this past wppk ln Gallia County Probate Court . Eric P. Sc ites, 21, Middleport , U.S. Navy,andSusan E. Danner.20. Rt. 2, Gallipolis, sa les clerk . Timothy W. Burnette, 23, Rl. 4, Gallipolis, store clerk, and IX'bra L. Grate. 27, 2145 Eastern Aw .. hospital aide. Gregory W. Rickard, 27, Ca llipolls, hea lth service worker, a nd Vicki L. Maynand, 26, Patriot Star Route, licensed prac tical nurse. Matthew Syrus, 18. Gallipolis, student. and Ga briela Rehlinger, 15, Rt. 1, Bidwell, student. Ronnie D. Mav s. 42, Rt. 2, Vinton, disabled, and A~onell Norman, 41. Rt. I, Vinton, housewif<'. Daniel E. Warden, 28, BOO Second Ave., car wash, a nd JeneU A. Oller. 22, R t. 2, Vlt1ton , stock c lerk. Dingus J. Martln , 18, Rt . 1, Bidwell. student. and Christine M. Riehle. 17, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, student . Bobbv L. UnrOP, 41, Rt. 1. Crown City, aiuipment opera tor , and Nlda K. Erw in , 31, Rt. 2, Vinton, furnace tender. Allan E. Boster, 33, 123 Ports· mouth Road, veterinarian, and Amy J . Paddock, 32, 123Portsmouth Road, counSelor. Ralph E. Fellure, 25, Rt. 2, Bidwell, Domino's e mployee, and Sherry A. Walllngton, 29, Rt. 3, Bidwell, medical clerk. Terry A. Newsom, 19, Rt. 3, Bidwell, unemployed. and Terl L. Church, 24, Rt. 2, Vinton, unemployed. Dwayne D , Forgey, 22, Thurman, student, and Sandra C. Pettie, 21, Rt. 4, GaUipolls, student. Marvin E. Bates Jr., 20, Thur· man, Ohio Resideritlal Services, and Kimberly S. Canterbury, 24, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, housewife. 10W40, 20W50 SAE 30, SAE 40, SAE 50, or Heavy Duty SAE30 Re g 99C and 1 19 L 1m11 12 on all s ill f~ 0 1IS departed from in front of the Our today : . halogen heodlomp s businessman, and one of the town's first tnsurance agents. One of George, Jr .'s worst breaks came when he "''nsured a number of Chicago businessmen for rtre , only nine miles back. <'vents . As the stagecoach came a !itt IP closer, townsfolk could hear the "rollicking sou nd of the dri ver, U power disc brakes . took them two days to simmer The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C7 , , Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W . Va. ·Lafayette happy for visit 2-3 hours in Old French City IN. OUR 35TH YEAR THE ONLY HEARING AID SERVICE YOU WILL EVER NEED . HOME APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE. rC'C'klcss operation . Pomen~y 4.49 Chilton Allison Nylon Seat Covers Re o 9 49 6'104 Gila Repair and Tune-Up Films Reg 6 50 Guide Reg B95 "NR053. NR056 NR051 Blu e. Sm oke or Rron1 e hel p del1ver illlp rove d pert orr na nce ' fi~O ? Low back only 12.88 5.88 Rubber Queen 4 Piece Vinyl Floor Mats Reo 7 99 • 6465 Save over $1.50 Repair Manuals . Reg . 14.95 25%0ff 4.88 49.88 Woods Wire Extension Cords Reg 6 95 Air Shocks with Air Tail Light Lens 25 Feet Hose Kit 50 Feel........ 7.88 R e~ Reg. 26 .95 each 10 49 1.88 Rislone Oil Treatment Reg ? HH Save $1 100 Feel.. .... 13.88 Air Hose Kit 5.88 Reg 16 95 Reg 6.95 59.88 Moo~ Delco Freedom 60 BaHeries Reg. 69.95 •2100, 2tROO, 7tA60 "AC Delco is the way to go" Reg 69 B8 "2/MOC Save 15 209 Upper River Road 446-3807 .. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ., •• •• • ' l . �Page C-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel _A-=-gr_ic_u_l_tu_r_e_a_n_d_o_u_r_co_m_m_u_n_it--=-y_ _ _ Fertilization important phase By BRYSON R. CARTER Extension Agent Agriculture, Gallia County GALLIPOLIS - A good crop of Burley Tobacco removes a Jot of fPrtiliz£'r nutrients from the soil . Ff'rtilizPr and limP rosts account lor about 11 percent of total Op('rating ro-. t in producing Burlf'y Tobacco. T en to 12 years ago thi s flgurr was four to five p('rcenr so you ra n see fertiliznlion is an import a nt part of tobacco production . The ty pical tobacco fertili za tion progr am followed by man~· farmers in our area goes likP this: Meigs County agent 's corner: Extension notes ... By ,JOHN c. RICE t :xtension Agent Agriculture, Meigs County POM E ROY _ Calendar of J·:,·mts - Monday. May 21- Meigs Count)" &cf Association meeting at Dallfl_ v's RE'staurant in Racine. st a ning at 7 p.m . Wednesdav. Ma)· 23 - Junior Lt'ader·ship 4-H Club mwting at Ponu.·ro~ · Ruw ling Lanes at i: 30 p.m . Saturday . Mav 26 Lam b Wr•igh-l n in thr s how arPna at thf' Mf'igs County Fairgrounds fi'Om 9 a. m . to 10: ,'{0 J .m . At th<' Meig; Cou ntv Bed Cattle Association mN'ting o n Monda y ('\'Cning I hey will be disc ussi ng hC'rd #NAy 20, 1984 Pomeroy-:-Middleport-Gallipolis>Ohio-Paint Pleasant, W._Vo. and Soybea n Yield Contes t. we have all the nl'Cessary guidelines and entry forms at uuruffice. Entry forms must be recei vc>d by August 2.rw lbs.1 ac. of 5-10-15 tobacco fertilizer plus 400-500 lbs.1 ac. or ammonla nltrale or some equlvalent nitrogen fertilizer; some farmer s use 12-12-12 or 15-15-15 In place of the tobacco fertilizer, plus additional nitrogen. It is preferable to use nonchlor ine sources of potash such as vou lind in 5-10-15. 10-15-25. or 0-0-50 fert ilizer . The maximum pereentage of chlorine allowed in Jhese fertilizers is 1.5 percent. The other fcrtilizerssuchas12-12-12or15-1S.l5 h~·ow a Rood crop of tobacco. but thcv do have a chlorine source of Potash. High levels of chlorine ca n result in poor curing and poor leaf charactenstlcs. Take a look at10-15~25 or 10-15-30 about 1,200 pounds per acre of this fertilizer to supply about the same amount of nutrients as In 2.000 pounds ol5-10-15 fertilizer . Right now. In GaUta County these two fertili zer materials are priced such that you can save money by using the 10-15-25 fertilizer at about 1.~ pounds per acre compared to the 2.(XX) pounds per acre of 5-10-15. Keep In rnlnd , even though the higher analysis fertilizer cost something like $100 more per ton, your cos t per acre Is less using the 10-15-25. How much less depends on where you purchase your fertilizer and In some cases the difference m ay not be enough to merit making a change, but keep this In mind as you purchase your supplies lor this in producing crop of tobacco The 0-0·50 fertilizer can be used with Nitrogen where you do not need any Phosphate and In sltua· Uons where you need some addi· !lanai potash in ad dition to the regular tobacco "fert ilizer that you I wish to thank you for your complimenl?ry vote in the Meigs County Primary Eledton held on May 8, 1984. Your continued support in the General Election will be appreciated. H Q WARD E. FRANK. Pa~d Ad by Howard frank. "Candrdale 101 Mergs Co. Sheri!! Rt. 3. Racrne. OH . 45771. r-1~5::_._:I984~:._·-----------'~o~b~ac~c~o~fe~r~tl~liz~e~r~-~Y~o~u~use~~o~n~IY~_:y:e:a:r:_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __jU~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~ , TOLEDO. Ohio !AP I - Indict · against 47 adu lts and delinquency charges against 55 youths this week capped a 13-month . investigation by two pollee officers ' who posed as high school students. · Police Chief John Mason said the officers posed as students at Waite ;l and Bowsher hi gh schools In the :• Toledo public system, at Whitmer •~ High in the Washington Local School ~ District, and at Central Catholic alld "iSt. Francis DeSales parochial ·\ schools. • ; Mason said contacts the officers ~· made led them to students at four : :other schoo ls - Libbey, Start and •: Woodward In theToledosystemand ! •Clay in Oregon • All of the adult felony and juvenile : -arrests Involved the sale of drugs, • · not mere possession , Mason said. :: Mason said the investigation . · began In March 19&1, because police < wanted to determine the extent of · ' the drug problem. : · The chief said that the same two ' ·officers, In cases unrt'lated to 1M •: school investlgation,didundercov"r ~-.• ments :! j: ·, .~ \ ·_J r, 1 . •• •• a •••••••• •••••••• •••••••• ....... . ....... , --..·....---··- - i' STORE. PLANS ARE ANAL. RECONSTRUCTION WILL START SOON. 3/ 4 MIWON DOLLARS OF RNE RJRNITURE IS BEING OffERED TO THE PUBUC AT GREATlY REDUCED PRICES. THE RJRNITURE WILL BE SOLD OFF FOR PENNIES ON. THE DOLLAR IF NEED BE. THIS IS ' THE SALE YOU HAVE TO SEE. COME IN AND MAKE THE DEAL OF A UFETIME, OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED. IF YOU NEED RJRNITURE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE. "IF YOU CANI'T MAKE A DEAL AT EMPIRE - YOU CAN'T MAKE A DEAL ANYWHERE." . ~=~~~~e~~~d~~~~~~~n ~:~~~~s.: 1rharges. Mason said 150 counts were Involved in the 88 adult felony !indictment s, and that 138 delln· !quency charges w ere brought ,against the 55 juveniles ' Mason said uniformed pollee ·began arresting indicted adults Friday morning. At mid-morning. 21 adults had been arrested in addition to 11 that we!'{' already In custody on other charges. Parents of 14 juveniles were conta~tro to take children to the police station for Interviews on jcharg<'s filed against the youths. PIT GROUP SLASHED T~39900 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED BEDROOM SUITE set June l $449 1' 5 PC. OAK 7 Pc. Dining Room Suite -~ ---- COME IN AND TRY TO NAME YOUR OWN PRICE Man jailed after treating graduates at Playboy Club COLL'M BUS, Ohio lAP! - A Nashport man says he'll never aga in provide alcohol for the 18-and-under set. after spending a night in jail forlurnishinghissonand four high school friends with drinks to cclebratr their graduation. William Atkinson. 40. was charged by Columbus vice officers with furnishing alcohol to mmorsas hP sat in the local Playboy Club on April1S\\1th his wife, Karen, his son Jack, and lour of Jack's p-and 18-year-old friends. Judge Sidney Golden ordered Atkinson to jail fo r 30da ys, but later suspended all but one day of the sentence. Golden ordered the two 1Syear-olds held in j ail overn ight befo re he fined !hem on charges of consuming liquor while underagE>. All thrt'<' pleaded glJ ilty before Goidm on Apnl2fi . Thr two li·YPri r ·olds wPrf' hrl d until their parents ret rieved them . The younger Atkinson . who wus drinking wit h his father 's p<'rmi s~ "] felt the [!Oint 1 was ma kmg is that alcohol ancl Hl-\l'a r -okb and S(>\ tlng exampl~ is no1 a n ~· thing to be taken light lv, ·· Golden sa id . "When I see parent s pa,·ing theway, buying them drinks, it' sa lmost op<>n season to Sa\. 'Go out and t !).' to deceive 1he bartenders on your 0\\'0.' " PHYSICALLY F1T - President and Mrs. I!Amald Reagan wave from the steps of Marine One shortly before take off from Bethesda Naval Hospital outside \\la.,hington Friday. A smaU gro"1h was discovered in Reagan's colon, hut an examination showed the polyp was non-cancerolLc;; and it wa.o.; noi BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! Sofa, Chair, Loveseat $46900 WASHINGTON tAPi - Sen . John Glenn, D ~Ohio, l-amed $666,(W last year from his pa11nership in two florida motels, pu shing his outside income to at leas! SLI million. a~cordi n g to financial disclosure reports. : In the reports. released Friday. Glenn listed asst>ts Z,r at Jpast $4.8 million and minimum liabilltiPS of ~5,00'J • Sen . Howard MPtzenbaum, DOhio, ~ed outside Income of at least $577,(XX), assets of ar'least $75l.rw And minimum debts of WXJ.OOO. ; The financial disclosure forms arc required annually by the F.thics in Govenvnent Act as a curb ~n potential conflict s of intenest. Under the Senate 's reporting system. senators are 1nly required to list their hOldings in ranges of dollars, ! n•movcd, according w his spokesman/ Reagan left the hospital after hl• first physical in 2n years and prot'ceded as scheduled to hl' c:amp David retreat in the Maryland mountains where the Reagans are s<·hcduled to spend the weekend. (AP Laserphoto) . PIA l'BO\' 'l.lGHTl\1.'\RE Wil~am Atkinson served one da)' in jail when hP wa.~ ('onvided of furnishing alcohol to minors wh('n he took his son and som<' of his friends to the folwnl>u.' Pla}boy Club to 4'1'iehral<- their high school gra. f1uation . ( :\1) La.Oierphut.n) . ''I'd never do il again, knowing what I do now. but I don· t think what I did wa s quit e that bad ... Atkinson said . " I ju st aOOut wilted. " Alkins.on sa id Thursday. wh•m r;oJden sent · enced hlm and finrd h1m $:..00. ( ;uldm latt ·r rcducPd 1hl'fine to $150 p l u~ ~'2J in COUI1 ('OSIS. PIJ ~· boy l ~unn:· Ann Lehner pl('a cll'd innoc('nt to J charge of S(' lling ako hol to somPOnf' u nder<J,L:t '. 1-k r ('.1~..(' 1s p!:'nding 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH EMERGENCY. WALL TO WALL SELL-OFF In assets. Glenn listed at least $500.00'J in insurance policies and at least $250.000 apiece fo r his partnership interest in Friendship M anagement and the John H . Quinn Trustee Partnership. He also reported asSI.'I Sof Party chttirman cleared of charges Mattress & Box Spring $9900 with the top category being $250,00l and atxJve. Thus. holdings in that ca tegory can only be recorded as at least $250,000. even though lhf')' could be worth far more than that. Glen n r eeeived $666. 25.1 in income for his partner ship in Fr iendship Management, which operates two Holiday Inn motels in Florida . He also received at least $100,(XX) in dividends from lnlerstatp Resort Corp. and more than $100,00l !'rom a tni<t from the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. at least $250,00'lapiece for stock holdin gs in lntPrslale Resort Corp. and Lyanda, Inc .. a famtly company . Among his stoc k purch ases. Glenn re[XJrted buying shares worth $~.000$100.00'J from Black & Decker. Pepsico a.1d GenPral Electtir. Glenn. who campaigned for prcsidmt during muc h of 19Kl. list Pel no honoraria - ur let'S for s)Jf'<'t:h<'s and writings. Metzenbaum reported as income$ZJI.I,LUifrom Hay Adams Hotel i\ssocia!Ps, I nc. for his help in finding a buvcr tor the hotel. Mctlf'nbaum aide Roy Meyers sa id tht' senator rook no part in the negotiations and that the fee was about! p<>rr~nl of the total sa le value of thP hut<"!. Metzenbaum also r('('(' i\"Ni $1&1.7oJI) from lnvPsl · ment Plaza Co .. Clf'\'C'land. J.l l c~~.. . r ~11 Ml.101 tmrn ;1 blind trust administered by thP Midw< ·s t H" nh & Tru't Co. , Cleveland. and $9,fm from Sun Ncwsp"JX'''· 1nc . as final paympnt of a bu yout agrppment wi th ComCorp Sun Newspapers . Inc. In assets, M etzenbaum reported at least $350,0'Xlof holdings in Cleveland office buildings and at Ims t $JOCJ.lXXJ in the Wa lnut In vestment Co. of Cleveland . Metzenbaum recorded as dPbts at least $400.000 In loans from insuranCf' companiPS. He rCCf'IVed $2,900 in honoraria lws but donated aU of il to charit ies. Th(_• S€•nators ' sc.~ l ariC>S of $65,231 each weren' t included in thr c alcu lation s J-.----News b r i e f s : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , MANSFJF.'LD. Ohio tAP) Richland Coun ty Democratic Chairman Kenneth McCartney and two sons were cleared of some misdem<'anor charges and convicted on others as a resu lt of an incident outside a tavern March 4. A Municipal Cout1 jury on Thursd ay reduced disorder ly conduct charges against the three from a fourth-degree misdemeanor to a minor misdemeanor punishable by a maximum $llkl fine. McCartnev. 53, and one son, Kenneth Jr., :Iii, wer e found innOCf'nt of resisting ~rrest. i\ second son. Michael, was con victed of the same charge, punishable by up to a $250 fine and lJ days in ja\1. Judge George Murray delayed sentencing until u proballon r<'port. The charges stemmPd from an alt erca tion with police. Severa l policemen tf'stified tht' McCartneys refused to obey requests that they l eave. TWIN SIZE INCLUDES BUFFET AND HUTCH $588° 0 Speakes sa id l'arlier tests - blood counts, stool exarninatrons, blood chemis tJy analyses, wine studies and eled rocardiologtca l exams - were conducted at the White House. "The result s of all the tests were in the normal ra nge... the spokesman said. · • $7 400 Dairy • • • achvtties T he physical exam was Reagan's first ln2~ years and tutned up no other abnormalities, SpeakeS said. It consish"<l of a battery of tests, some of them C'Onducted a! thP White House during the past two weeks. In arldit ron to the proctological exam, the hOSpital tPsts included a chest X -ray , an eye examination and an intrr.venous pylogram, which . is a visual Pxaminotlon of the kidneys and urinary tract. !G lenn, Metzenbaum file, financial statements RECLINERS FROM J?.. sian. was not charged . l Plant s <., uffPrin g thf' gn--.~Hrs t d c1m: I)...!P induth• rosPs, Bradford JJ('ar . hol l~· . F:nglish i\'y , coto nras H•r. E uon.v m us. burningbush , whitP birch . .J ;Jpam •s(• black pinP . V icar:• prh·t'l. and ~l~~o r ft '<l T ax u.s and _..nlint, Sectioq be benign." As soon as the test results were known, Dr. Eric K. Louie, the assistant presidential physician, telephoned Reagan to tell him he did not have cancer. Asked if the rest of the polyp would be removed, Speakes said, "None of this has been decided yet ... There's no urgency on the matter , and if there was anything lut1her it would be done at the president 's leisure, perhaps during the summer. There's no ne<'d to do It right away. " He indicated the doctors may decide to conduct a fu rther exarnlnation called a colonoscopy, which wou ld enable them not only to remove the polyp bu t tu proceed further into the intest inaI t ra eI to del ennin<' if there are any other s beyond the range of Fridav \ examination, which is called a proct~ sigrnoidosc-op\· . -•••••••• " S I)('C' lf' S. t; AU. IPOLIS On Fridu.v f'\'('nin g . .lu nP 1. thPrr will bC' a DairY Fitting and Showing [)(>mon "' ration hrld at lhP Cnllia County .Junior Fairgrounds in conj uncti on with thr Dair ~· Princrss ConH'SI . The F itting ond Sho\\in g Demon stration w il l b<' <J n rxrri iPnt oppor tunit~· for 4 H and F FA memb<' rs v.·ho are planning on s ho wing dairy cattle at th•• l!!R<l Ga llia Cuunt y Junior Fair to Jp;un mon• aD:~u 1 Fitting and ShU\<ing tlwir dairy anima ls In prPpa ration for the Fair judging. Immediatel y followi ng thP F itting and Showing Df'monstra· lion. the crowning of lhP l !lll4 Gallia Count v Dai rY Prlnc<>ss w il l be held. ThP DairY PrinCf' ss con tf's t m a:v t.lf' t•niPrN b~- any girl w ho's i.l r Psidpnt of ( ;aJii a Counf':\' and w ho is .11 lflast1 2 vr>a rs of agP and not over t R.n'ar~ of agr as of .January 1. 19R4. Shr must also havf' a dairy.: farm backgr(lund or intPnd to rxhiblt a dairy animal at thP l!lll4 Gallla County Junior Fair. If lherP are mor(' th an six applications. there will be a .Juni or and.Senior D ivision Con l est. Appli ca ti ons were re«>ntly sen1 to girls enrolled in a 4-H Dairy Project fur 1984, but U an Individual didn't receive one, they can call the Ga llla County Extension Office for an application or more Information. Reagan left the hospital at rnldday to spend the weekend with his wife at Camp David, the presidential retreat In the Maryland mountains. He said he was "fine," but there was no official word of his condition from the physicians for five hours. while they awa ited the results of the biopsy. Speakes said Reagan was told at the time that doctors had found the polyp and that It " appeared to f. 102 in high l].school bust pl an to a ttf'nd _ Th(' '1umtx'>r is Wait until lht> full i 'Xft' nl of damJ.gC' is know n. thf'n prun(' out dt·a d ~tn d d,mugf'd tis~uf's . Unlf'~x thr wra thrr ch;l ngP<.,, v.:a tC'ring and ft~ r tili ;i n g will OIJ! bt• fl('('f•ssary for , I v;['(•k or so . E\'f'fl m ulchin g should bt~ cl0la vf'd thi ~ sprin g to prevent f'XCf's s ivf':· wr·t -.CJil <:m d <:tdditional !'nol inJur:-• . Sout h!'rn !lhro Sh<'f'p Oa\· - You dn n' t \\·ani tn mi ss thf> Squ th£·rn (lhit' ShN'P lJa \ on .JunC' 2 t.~l th f' ,\t h(' ns r·oun l\ Fairgr ou nd . Athf'n~. Ohi n The tests showed It was benign, Speakes said . In a brief written statement Issued after the physical was completed, Speakes quoted Navy Capt. Walter Karney, the physician who led the team of doctors examining the president, as saying Reagan was In "very exceptional physical condition" and thai the result s of the physical were " entirely normal." ~~ Police charge 'l92·6h% junitx'J . WASHINGTON !AP) - Doctors discovered a small polyp In President Reagan's large intestine during a physical examination, but the growth was not cancerous and physicians have not decided whether to remove it . The polyp was found Friday durlngthecourse of the president's physical at Bethesda Naval Hospital outside Washington, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said. He said the growth has not caused any discomfort to the president. Polyps In the lower in test mP are not uncommon and often appear with advancing age. But to make sure the 73-year-old Reagan did not have.colon cancer, the ; ; Navy physicians removed part of the abnormal ; : growth and performed a biopsy, which is a •: microscopic examination of the tissue. • wi ll be provi ded Please call our offi ce b~· noon on M onday. Ma ~· :ll. if Th f' \\'Pal hf'r h;1s finally: changC'd, pPrm itt 1ng somP fidd work _Corn is tx>lng plant f'd as WPII iiS oats. The majority of tomat o plant s hnve been set in the field . The wint f'r . as WC'll as thf' ~ pring, has brought ils problems . Winter · kill of alfalfa is being reported over !he state. One field I chC<'kcd had 95-98 p<>rcent kil l. Drai nage. severe v..·i ntf'r. Ialt.' f<.~ ll harvPst and disea sC' havf' Jx.cn conttibuting fa ctors. F.xtf'nsion cruv:n rot has been delf'<' l l>d in bot h dead and surviving plant s. Lancis("JPf' plants havp not escaped eithN . The drought last summf'r and thf' extrernel.v low trm j)('raturC's in late OE'CC'mber, .lanuar:.· and C'arly March have combi nf>d tn cauSE' extPnsive- woody plant ln.;;;srs in Ohio The full extent of the damage will not tx• known until sometimf' in ('arly· su mmPr . Some plan ts w ill lf'a f out . look good and declinE' suddf'nly·. T hf' cool. w et srring in some casf's has bf>f>n a blessing for th e plant s bf'<'ausr it ha s providf'd limf' for so mP roo t rrgt:'nrra ti on bPforr 1hr strPss causC'd b~· thf' warm da vs of spring. The delayed sprin c could bf' the difference bf'tw<'f'n l tfr and death of some 1!im... - Doctors find benign growth in Reagan's colon THANK YOU hC'alt h an d ca tt lf' \.-\·ormC'rs. Dinner ~ -o u State/ ational apply. u you have questions about tobacco fert!Uza tlon, give me a call at the Extension Office and I'D be glad to discuss your program with you. !• • ! • • Company plans sale of assets MANSFIELD. Ohio tAP I - For thesecend time in as many days. Ohio Brass Co. has announced a move that will reduce employ m ent at its Mansfield plant. The company said Thursday It will sell assets of it s shell and plu g business to Frazer-Jones Division of the Eastem Co .. Danbury. Conn .. and phase out the 12 jobs Involved within six months. Ohio Brass announced Wednesday the layoff of 30 workers because of faltering sales. Tentative fair schedule set ' LIMA , Ohio (/tP) - Agrtcunure will take center stage at the 1984 Ohio State Fair, but the grandstand entertainment will hlghitght performers tram !he Stray Cats to Red Skelton, lair commissioner Jack Fpust says. The Expositions Commission met Friday In Uma rs piU1 of Gov. 11 t Richard Celeste's "Capitol for a Day" prowa m . and announcL'<i the foll owing tentative fair ;chcdu lc: Stray Cats, Aug 3; Tempt ations and the Four Tops. Au!'( . 4; Red Skelton. Aug. 5; A labama. Aug. 6; Eddie MonPy, Aug . R; Rick;· Skaggs, Aug. 9; Commodores. Aug. 10; Rodeo. Aug . 1J.l2; H<'li Drivers. Aug. B- 14; Wil lie Nelson. Aug. 13-H ; Tqdd Rundgren. Aug. 15; Ouk Ridt.:e Boys. Aug. 16; Midnight Star. Aug. 17: Gait hers. Aug. 1~: Americ a. Aug . 18; and CheapTtick , Aug . 19. Movie money flowing NELSO!'.v1LLE , Ohio !API - Mono~ is beginning ta llow in to thi s Appalachian community from 2()th ('p ntury~ Fox. which is filrrung "Heart and Soul" here. Thursday was the fi rpt payday fu' movie Pxtra s used in the film . and co-producer Sam Manner s said th<· pavroll tol aled about $15,000. Up 10 250 extras were used thP fi rs t \\'f'<'k of shooting and were paid $3.35 per hour. Manners said more ~xtras will be nr«<ed next week. .I Nn charges in test tube cxperrm('llf ( 1\MBRIDGE, F.ngland 1..\P • - 1-.rosC'Culnrs ha\'l' df'C idf'd 1111! !1• lodg<' LTiminial aga in st a doctor for allowing a human f'mh1:. ·~ , h 1 grow in a plastic dish in his laho ra t or:~ · until il dird. pol w.· in vf'st iga to1·s said . Tin• doc·tor, Rotx>r t F.dwards. is a pionff'r in "1 r st-1ubf'" bah~ P:-<IJ('r inlC'nl ~. HC' had reportf'CI in thf' l'.S. magazin<' Scirnc£' that m an I'.XJX'riment to mPasure a hotmonP secrC'tion . a df'\'Piopin g pmhr·v o tried to attach it sdlto a pl astic dish aftrr nine days, then de' ..toped problems und died after 13 da~·s and fin• hours. i)t'lcctl\·•· Supt Grorge Sutherland said on Fridav t hal the di rP<'! or of pu~l ic prosecutions. Sir Thomas Hetheringt on. had C'Onsldered a policr rrtxwt on the' matiPr and decide'(] no crinw occu!TE>d. A Bntish a nti ~a bortlon woup had asked police to pursue a crimi nal rnvPstigalion int o the d<'alh of the embryo. Edwards and physiologist Patrick Steptoe wcr4' responsible tor· ma king possiblt' thr thP birth of wor ld 's first " test tu bf'" baby in 1978. They ex trac tf'd an ('gg from lhf' ova~· of a wom<-tn who could not conC.:-lve nmmallv. fertilizPd it in a dis'l w ith her hu sband 's spenn and lmplanll?d the embrvo in the mothN's womb. Bell makes access easier Protestors nrreMed at TM I COLUMBUS. Ohio (API - Ohio Bell T elephonP Co .. is going to make il easier for Its custom ers to use competing long.ctlsta ncc services. Ohlo Bell spokesman D avid Kandel said the corporation will reduce the number of digits customer s must dial to gai· access to other long-distance phone providers. Under present systems, customers using non-Bell services must dial up to 12 digits to access a private system before dialing the desired number. Starting in September. Kandel said, the priv ate systems can be accessed by dlallng only four numbers. Kandel said the se!Vlce will be available Sept. 1 a lew areas and extended to all Ohio IJell territory within two years. MIDDLETOWN. P., >.\ 1' 1- 'llw ol d<'monstrators an·estPd alter blocking t h~ entra nce I" tit•' Thn'<' Mil<• i sland nudpar plant knew of oo other way to pm!t ·:-.1 lhP vroposc'(] Il's1ar1 of the plant's undamaged rC'actor . ~;\HI i lnl ' piC'kPt . About 100 people g< llil< 'n~l Frida' at !lw plan t, whose Unit 1 reactor has been closPd sint'<' thr· actjacPnt U nil 2 was damaged In March' 1979 during the W<lrSt accidpnt t•wr "t a U.S. commercial nuclear power plant_ Frdf'ral authori t irs ~;~~ ;-~ rf'start decision is likely June 27 "We don ' t wa nt the plan t to open ... s"id L l<'.rnor Fry, 46. of Harrisburg . "We havC' no altPrnati\' r hut 1n pul 1lUI bodies on the line." �May :10, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W . Va. Ppge--D-2- The Sunday T1mes-Sentinel 31 iunhaJI ~imts- ientintl Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992~2156 Register - 675-1333 I "d ol I no• Oo <o ood on onoonco . ... .. ~ "'"~ 'A ~, • • • ~. . . . . . . d •~<> 0 il~• n "' "'"'II"Lnao O h o ) OO,o<o< Ooo o n ~n """ 1, /)~O .. ~ ( I n• on•~•On<t ' " - ""-"' ~ 1 ' "" '"~ . . . (>.,., •• ·~ , .... , ..... "'""" wmnm ~ ', ............ s• • ~· II ... o looloMon oo o" S o•• IJ ''om l oo s ... " ' ""' . .. . . <Solo "., "~ ' ~ "' "' .. 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O.o o " 1 I 1I I'' 11 1< I I 1I 3 Ann ou ncem ents II M ' v 1 ,, ' 11 1 11 ' II "' • 1' I • \' I' :• II t ~~ , , ' ,, , ,, n ! \ t ,, • I 'of ,, + ' l• II • • • I • ' l! ,. • II B<tll o on s fo r Ge t Well Anm versarys B•rthd<~ys, part1es Smg1ng Go mll a Ca ll Sal loon s & Co 446 4313 ' I r 1• 1.._ I l• 1 \1' C lelan d Greenh o use, fl o w ers flat s or pots, hanqmg baskPis vegatab le plants. tom.lto plant s Ge r al d1 ne Cle land Vme and Mam St Ra c1ne I r I :, . I I ,, ' I ' Flowers for Memonal Day N1ce select •o n, C l1ff s pla ce, Powell St . l ower Middle port Next to S1onewood Apt s '' Jl ., ' I' ' ' • I ,_, ' .M ' ~ ·· ' n. d ' , ' lr II '• Wat ch Okha th e elephant p ull up tho Franzen Brothers C1 rc us btg to p at the Ne w Haven Ballpark on M ay 2 2 <1 1 ro • • t , > , ,1 '1 I • I ,r ,J p \ ,, T' t I . t I I n jO. " h 1 I , ' tJ 1 ~ •r .., of b•s b1d <1 I ' ftve per cent \I II I 1 • ,.. ' SWE EPER and sewm g ma chme re pan part s, and supph es P1ck up and delivery Dav1s Vet c uum Cleaner . one half mtle up Geo rges Creek Ad Ca ll 614 44 6 0294 ,, • I' I I V'. I '' ' ' l 1 f len percent u f h1 s b1d . •!' 6• j, •. '' ' . ,, ,, I< . ' Snar!1ng !Ion s and tigers awa •t you at the Franzen Brothors C~rc u s o n May 22 at th e N ew Haven Ballpark See tho W o rld s gre atest and grande st aggr egat•on of ap paloo sa pomes at the Fran zen Bro s C u cus on Mav 22 at New Haven BallparK PHOTO SPEC IAL' Now thru Ma v 31 colo r reprmt s fro m your negat1ves 12 for $1 89 M ay u se different negati ve for P.ac:h punt tf rle ~ar e d Hoc: ken herry Ph.ar mn cy N o rth 3 04 675 2113 4 Gtveaway " To Good H orne 2 male dogs Beagl e type Collie type Collie ty pe female pup 'I Call6 14 388 9811 M ale t1ger cat to a g o od h o me Cal l 446 2590 after ~·· / 0/ "",. .. .... M •l> ~ - ···· •• , c ... ..... Km g st1ed bed & 3.-.: 12 sw1mmm g pool Cal l 2 45 5876 Tame kitten s Ca 11614 -256 - 1579 Announcements In Memoriam Part Co ll•e & German She phard Ten & Wh1te puppy See at 814 Second Ave Couc h . w1th eKtra pillows Fa~r Cond 1t1on Call 446 · 2826 2 b lac k half German She The family of Nancy Patter· pard pupptes. 7 wks old son WISh to Thank the 304-773-6704 Syracuse E M Squa d , Or Wilherell . nurses and sta tf of 2 year old f emale Beegle v ..erans Memortal H osp1tal. 304 -676 2075 Rt6t R• c hard Stewart and 1 -=-=--~~~~~--~-:­ etl.lhe friends and ne1ghbors 4 month ol d pups . Call after for thetr cards . flow ers . 5 00 304 676 6595 foOd . money. prayers an d morel support dunng her 2 pupp1 es 3 04 -882 - 2510 1llrtess and recent death Yc7l.lr ktndness wr ll long be 6 puppies. m•xed breed . 402 reO,emb ered by husband loc us t St , Henderson Harold daugh ters Conme& Amy so n s Bub Andy & Ttm GQd Bl es~ yo11 iii I 1---- ------- In · lovtng memory of lo1s MCCam a good f riend , on he..- b~rth day May 20 . 1984 Mf heart looks up to God. anti sends a prayer of thanks b~a u se you were my fne nd D .. ores Ffank HiJJpy Bu1hday Daddy In Memory of Our Father lawre"ce (Dobbin) Marley who pd;sed away December 8 . 1983 We love Y ou and Mfu You Rosemar-y Rog&r, E~ie and Raymond 6 Galiipolfs. -- Frazters Bottom flee Market Every weeltend U S 35 Fraziers Bottom. WVa 25082 Don Frazier- '. "" 'J no ''"" " " " '"" o n "" -·· .... ... ,.. ' "" u " ''" Lost and Found 9 00 Wanted To Buy Pony harnesses for 50 - 54 1n po nies Franz en Brothers Ctrcus N ew Haven Ballpark May 22 only LOST Coo n dog bla c k & white & br own apotted fe male on Cora M 1ll Ad Reward Call 304 675 Round back wooden ch atrs Franzen Broth ers C1rc u s New Haven Ballpark May 22 only Fo un d - black Doberman P1ncher no collar m Mmers v1lle Call 614 -992 6959 lo •denllfy Pupp•es li&e to g ood home 2 female 1 m<tle Will be s m t~l l dogs Ca ll 6 14 - 992 - 3702 Fo un d large male dog, bob ta1led long hem b la ck w1th l1ght b ro wn facH & legs has a limp Found 1n Langsville area Ca ll 614 742 -2830 FOUND Beug le m Leon area Ph one 3 04 -458 1 552 L OST black lu sh Setter ne ar Gallr polrs Ferry c all 30 4 675 2870 or 675 3333 8 Public Sale & Auct1on Auct• on everv Tuesday ntght , Pt Pleasant. WVa Auct Lon n1e Nea l Youth CentP.r Bldg . Camden St 614 367 7101 Ah;k Pears on Auctioneer Serv 1ce Esta t o. Farm An ttquc & l•qu1d att on sa les L• ce n se d & bonded 1n Oh10 & WVa 304 773 5785 o r 304 773 9185 Auction every Fn n1g ht at the Har1ford Commumty Cent er Truckl oa ds of new mercha ndis e every week Con s1gmen ts of new and used merchandise always we lcome R1cha rd Reyn old s Auct ion ee r 304 - 275 3069 9 Lost and Found Wanted To Buy W e pay cash f o r late mo del clean used c~~rs J1m M.nl! Chev Old s Inc 81ll Gene John son 446 -3672 W anted lo buy used cou l & wood heaters SwHifl Furnr ture 446 -3159 3rd & Olive S t Galhpolrs, Oh W anted to b uy stan d 1ng tnnber Ca ll after 6 or uny tun tt w eeke nds , 614 - 388 ·9906 or 614 · 388 · 9617 Buy111g da1ly gold, Sliver nn gs Jew elry , sterlmg ware old co •n s, large cu r ren cy Top pnces Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd A ve Middleport, Oh 6 14 -992 co~ns, Cash pa1d for fan cy 1ro n or heavy tro n beds S 1 60 and up for ce rtam Me1 gs Co stone JHr s Old t1m e c up board ca ll 1 304 882 27t 1 FURNITUR E Beds rron , wood , cupboards c hairs, c hest s, baskets dishes. sto ne Jars, an tiQ UO& gold an d sliver Wr~te M 0 M1ller Rt 2 Pome r ov. Ohro 45769 or call 614 -992 - 7760 1 1 CARD OF THANKS We the fam1hes of Anna C H1ggms WISh to thank each and everyone who part1c1pated 10 any way for the food. the singers who sa ng the beauttful songs the m1msters for lhe tr consolmg messages and the many floral offerlOgs Daughlers. Brothers & Sisters '7'1<-..< ~ t::oROTHV 25-26 8 4 SS.EL.~V. fO<IQ Se.E:t.E;Y !Z-0 , 11 Go vernment Jobs S 16,569 $50 , 553 y e ar Now hrrmg Your area Call 21 1 805 687 6000 . ex I 9000 Help Wanted Business Opportunity A Babysitter wanted re sp ons1 ble person for davs on ly Centenary area Call after 4 30 446·8 197 Call 614·992-3968 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS· G RADUATE S If you are wondermg how you can get a JOb Without w o rk expe no nce. the West V•rg1ma Army Nat•onal Guard mtght b e the answer for you Earn go o d money while learnmg a sk1ll Full ttme pay while you tram part t1me pay once you come bac k h ome ca ll 304 - 675 3950 or 1·B00-642· 3619 NO toy g11t party compan y n o w h1n ng super v •s•ors Work from your ho me htr1ng. trammg demonstrators Exc m co me pl an bonus, tnps Busmess. tca c h1ng expe nence helpful For details ca ll Bettv co lle ct 304 -744 OH1ce Clerk expertenced 1n Medic are & W elfare In su rance some f• lmg Compu ter expeflence helpful but not neccessary Send Re sume to 158 Woodla nd Dr Gallrpohs. OH 45631 Adm1sstons ,epresentat1ve for Gallipolis Busmess Col le ge Salary plu!!l Bonus Sales expenence h elpful but not neccessary Call 446 -4367 Ask for Lee Tyler for mterv1ew People w1th expenence m w e1ght control programs work part -ttm e For more mfo Call 446 8080 Eve 's Scen1c H1lls Nursmg Center w1ll accept applications f o r one pan -t1me h1re m D ie tary For call 1ns w1th potont1 al to beco me full t1m e No gua rantee of hours A p ply Mon Frt Scemc H1lls . 536 Buck ndge Ad 8 4 PM Superv1sor needed for U S A No 1 Toy party plan. to hue & manage demon strator s Free tram10g & supplies Free $300. sample kit Great pa y plus earned Hawau trip Work from your h ome la dles ok fromver 23 ca ll fm deta1ls House of Ll oyd Inc . co llect . ask for V1rgtn1a 61 4·474·62 13 12 Situation s Wanted Dependable Wake up Ser v1c e $ 1 0 mo , $1 2 long drstance Ca ll 614 -446 7549 aft er 5 PM W1ll care for the elderly 1n my h ome Lot s of references M en or women Call 614 667 3402 W1 ll d o patnt mg In terro r and elCten or Aoofmg 304 -675 - 7271 W ork wanted. 1ntenor and elCtenor pamtmg t ex tured ce 1l1ng and drywall 304 675-1573 1 8 Wanted to Do Gen eral Hau ling For sale ltmestone. f1ll dtrt . and top so •l Ca ll Call 61 4 25 6 1427 Ga rages p at iO Sidewalks . basemen ts done at reasonabl e rates Call anyt1me for free est1mates Call 614 256·1632 ----- W1ll do babys1t1tng m my hom e any sh1ft Call 446 - 7761 W1ll do tutormg , can start 1mmed1a t ely Call 446 - 7426 11 General Hauling and Trash removal Serv•ce . Reliable and dependable Call 614 256-6251 alter 5·30 Professional Electrolysis Clime Probe Type Electroly SIS. AMA. FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals . 304 -675 5568 lawn Mowmg & Tt1mm1ng Rel1able and dependable Reasonable rates Call614256 -6251 at1er 5 30 Roofmg and gutter work , m etal work . housepamtmg, ca rpente r work Exc ref Free estimates Call 446 - 3171 Financial Real Eslale 31 Homes for Sale Prtce reduced for qu1ck salol 550 Jay Dr .. 3 bdr . tfl· level. for sale by owner. qu1et netghborhood. Gallipolis C1ty School. central atr • gas heat. large above ground pools. attsched double garage, lerge flat yard where Blue Btrds feed All this for $59.900 Cell 446-1028 21 Business By owner lovely 2 bdr , home on waterfront . boat ramp & doc k, close to town , priced $34 , 900 Will help fmance Cell 614 - 266 - 0 pportumty 1, 092 4 Off1ce Secretarv expen ence necessary Mon · Fn 8 to 2PM for addthonal1nform a t1on call614 367 - 73~7 lNG Monthly and Quanerly accounts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call ;448 1 136 1 B Wanted to Do Ass1stant Organist needed at Grace Ep1scopal Church . LADIE S US A Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS The lam1~ of can and Tommy L Sa)Te WISh IO!ltJ!ftsS theW appre-CiafiOM lo an wtto were so k1nd and IN!Iplul dun,.llle loss of our 10\IM ones Thank! to friends r&lat•v~s and rte~ghbors who prayed. sent food. CMds and flower s A spec1al thanks to Rev and M~ Oonald Shue. Rav and Mrs [lll!rett Isaacs Thepallbaar""· and lhe Hu&tos Funont Home. We could oot havt dont without "'Y of you. W1ves : Mertha end Heltlf Brother Joe & Family SISter K1Hy & F1m11y home , fenced beokyerd 1nd deck, I "'t percent taaumeblt lo•n Low 304-87& · eo·. 814- 8843 1..:..---.___;_____ ·· .... p·f Piiiasilli-i ··.. · Owner transferred must sell. exc cond $66,000 $11.000 down Assume 8lfz pet loan 304 -6 75 - 1529 Pnce reduced. 3 bedroom home. 1 acre of land. At 62 Charleston Road 304-675 · 4887, 614 -446-t675 Seven year old home, three bedrooms, garden spot, 2606 Lmcoln Ave , 8Y2 percent assumable loan, 304-675-5047 alter 5 00 St rong healthy young pea · pie Aeha~e and hardwork mg Must have drivers li· cense Inquire Franzen Bros Ctrcus New Heven Ballpark . May 22 only . Retail Outlet must employ 3 consc1enttous, trustworthy, mstde reta1l sa les clerks · Immediately Reta1l eMpe uencs destred , but not n ece ssary Must be able to work w1th mm1mum super v1s1on and be able to meet public must be prof1 c1ent m bas1c mathmat1cs Oppor· tun1ty for advancement for nght persons Plea se reply •n own handwntmg, refe ren ces requtred to b ox 800 m ca re ot the Gallipoli s Da1ly Tnbune B25 3rd Ave, Galhpol1s. Oh 45631 2605 CO~N . 11 Help Wanted Garage sale- May 20 & 21, Morning Star Development. Co Rd 30 P1ng pong table . table & chairs. child's elect nc organ, small b&w porta · ble TV. mise Call6't 4 -949· l!t Vicinity THOMPSON BOOKKEEP · Services Carport sale. 9 to 3 . Mon day, May 21 across from F~re Stat1on 1n Syracuse TI?UM6UI.t.. , NOTICE o THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· I 1216 LISHING CO recommends that you do busmess with people vou know and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investi gated the offermg N1ce 3 bdr home on 1 acre more or less , 1% m1 from Oak H1ll an State Highway , outbut l dings and n1ce garden, $34 ,000 Call 614 - 682-7159 SOMETHING DIFFERENT Proven breakthrough 111 low cost housmg Na11onal ma nufacturer is seeKmg reps m select areas for steel framed home and complete hne of metal build.ngs 60 per cent more energy eff1c1ent. mam tenance free S3950 tnvest m ent requ~red . 80 per cent refundable For co mplete mfo rmat•on package call Mr Bruce at 1 -800 433 5555 Catch Spring Fever' W1th home •n Middleport EMtra low pncell Nice location Call 614 ·992-6941 4 bdr . 1 1/ :o bath . 5 acres. garden spot. Yl m1 below Eureka Workshop wtth car· port S29 500 4222 675-7437 or 882 236 1 Brick house with 4 acres. 3 bdr , 1 h bath , large kitchen & dmmgroom Wood heater & electric heat. Kyger Creek 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below marke1 rates f1xed conventional FHA VA leader Mortgage , Ath en s. co llect 614 - 592 - 3051 23 Professional Serv1ces PIANO TUNING l owe r pr~ced regular tun•n gs dtscounts to Senior Citi;~:ens, Churches & Schools Ward's Kevboard, 304 -676 - 3824 P1ano Tuning and Repa1r Brumcardi Mus1c Co , 446 0687 Skill and mtagtlty our trademark Lane Daniels, 614·742 ·2951 Dosl, S55,000 Call 614367-7238 Open House Where Haven He19hts, New Haven, WV . Whett Sunday. May 20th 12 -4 P.M Whet to see 4 BR's , large living & famtly rooms . large eat -tn ki1chen lnground p<>ol on 1 acre fenced lot $64,900 . 6 rooms , basemeN: , double garage, 1 & one -th'lfd acre lot. Rose Hill, Poll\eroy . 2221 Jefferson Monday end Tuesday Chtldrena clothes beautiful 3 bedrm br~ck home F~replace, deck, woods, privacy, aunshme $63.900 6420 Call 614 ·992 31 Homes for Sale 3 bedroom frame house. 39 Chillicothe Rd large eat -m kitchen, with Hunter cetling fan, beth, attached garage with optpner, AC -gas heat (well msulated) fully car· peted, lots of storage space, city schools . lmmediate pos· SOSSIOn. Calle 14-446-2583 or 614·246 -5859 Baum Addition , 3 bad · rooms , 2¥2 baths, a c . fam1ly room with fireplace. 2 acres $87,600 No down pay ment, owner will carry at no 1ntarest for 6 yrs . Loan assumptton poss•ble Lease option available June 1st 6660 per mo 4387 614 985 House & lot 1n Dexter, 4 large rooms. metal roof cement porch, hand dug well. near mme no 1 Pr~ced to sell $6600 Call 61.4 - 669·3761 1 % story, 2-3 bedrooms 6 acres. lebanon TWP. w1th out buildings Natural gas heat Asktng $14,000 Call 614·843 -5231 House for sale by owner . Clarence Htll Pnce negotta · ble, tmmeduue possesston 81 -level. Ruat1c HillS. Syra cuse. Oh1o 2 full baths, 3 bedrooms , llvmg roam. din · tng room . kt1:chen dis · hwasher, gar disposal fam · 1ly room with fire place, 1 6x1 2 barn for storage, cham link fence Call 614 - 247·4134 For sale by owner, house & land on SR 338. A acme Call 614·949·2215 8 yrs old , 3 bedrm , 2 bath&, familv room with wood burner Single car garage, on 8 flat acres with stocked pond City water 1n Rectne 3 bedroom . alum s•dmg. storm windows, gas furnace & wood burner Front back porch , carport. renge. refngerator. dishwasher & microwave Call 614 992 a. 7286 6 rooms & bath. large entrance way. pantry, base ment & attrc. fireplaces. ftnished floors large front porch , partia lly insulated . Will sale on land contract ~edroom. bath and half . mob1le home s1ttmg on nic• lot, ready to move into $225 00 down S225 00 per monl~ 304·576-271 1 Help Wanted SATELLITE TELEVISION TRANSALL DEALERS WANTED TEAMSTERS UNION LOCAL 505 COMPANY PAID INSURANCE AND PENSION LOCAL AGENT 407 6TH STREET POINT PLEASANT, 1¥V 304-675·1612 OR 304-675-6662 The Sunday Times-Sentinel 3 Announcements GRAND OPENING '84 SEASON PARK ' 73 Cameron , 1 2K60 . all electuc . Call 304 676 - *800 00 down eo pay- 6730 ments at $137 14 monthly All State Modular Hoinas 304 -678 -2711 By Owner 2910 Meadowbrook Dr 1 floor plan . 3 bedrooms. fam1ly room w1th fireplace Utility room, re· trigeretor. built 1n range . fully carpeted fenced back yard Phone 304 -675-5B56 or 676 -2062 I- - - - - - - - - - BELOW APPRAISED VALUE Tn-level three bed· mom house on lJ. acre lot Family room w -fireplace and 1 v~ baths Carpeted throughout. air cond1t1oned. large rooms w1th plenty of closet space laundry room Three m1les south on Rt 62 304-675-2497 after 6 p m 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USEO · CARS . TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614-44e-7572. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 514-446 · 7274 1966 12x60 mobile home unfurnished, $3,900 Call 446· 1340 1976 Nova Trt - Star 3 bdr , 1 bath , shag carpet-LR & bedrooms , all el ectric, sktrted, range . refngerator. W-0 hookup, uc cond Movmg must sell, $7,000 12x60. 2 bdr , $4,900 Call 614 ·446 0175 1 978 14x 70 all electnc 2 bedroom . 2 baths Call Mobile home for sale or w•ll trade for F -250 Ford p1ckup truck . Cell 446 1062 after 5PM NO MONEY DOWN $50 MONTH 6 Iiies 1979 Duke Crown Roysl 14x70 2 bedroom, famtly room, AC . micro, underpin - 445 -3243 WOODED CAMPSITE 1981 Nashua 40x14 , 2 or 3 bedrooms , apphances, total electric, many extras Call 1979 3 bdr mob1le home. on V2 acre lot. well shaded Must sell both together Call LEFT . Sozes 1 Ox 50 & 1 2x52 , 2 bedroom fur nished A comfortable home far a Law Prtce Brown ' s Tra1ler Park , Mmersvdle Oh10 Call 614· 992 -3324 SHOW SAT.-SUN. 3 Announcements & STEVE McGHEE joins our team The latest add1t10nto our Mutual of Omaha team IS here and ready to help you w1th all your health and lile msurance needs. Put thts expert's knowledge and trammg to work for you today YOU MUST HAVE '4.000 Investment / Investment Secured By Inventory A Desire To Make Money 6119 E. MAIN ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO 43213 Mutual{\ o/QmahaV NAME _______________________________ Pi'op/p ¥80 C~ftCOIIRI 01... SATELLITE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS ADDRESS ___ __ ll!t ln~vlin<t Atill••l~ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ l.l1l!tl ol 0.1.1 8TEVE~MEE AGE _ _TELE. - - - - -- -- - . , ..,. . . . . . - - - - BEST TIME TO CONTACT . 448·0&112 SERVING GALLIA & MEIGS COUNTIES 992·7721 1 2 bedroom apts m M1ddle port Water & electnc patd Ca ll 614 -992 2381 days or 992 -2609 evenmgs Eff1c1ency apt for rent for 1 or 2 p eople Roush Lane Cheshtre 304 77 3 -5882 home, new carpet . good co ndltton furnace . new Must sell Cellhv.ng 614 -room 949 - ~.:":·-::"':':":w=====:::::r=====~~~~~~ 2968 41 Leavmg Stete , Crab Creek area. 2 bedroom Hollypark mobtle home , 3 ecres (level) land. 2 outbuildings, city water , neat and nice Phone 304 675 - 3030 or 675 · 3431 1981 Hollypark, 14x70 . exc. cond .. S16 ,600 00 Phone 304-896 3895 or 895·3600 1981 Windsor. 2 bedroom, large kttchen and llvin groom Part•cally furniShed Built 1n m1crowave and stereo. central a1r $14 . 300 00 2234 304 - 882 Houses for Rent Baum Addition 3 bedrm 2 % bath, fam1ly rm wtth f~replace, basement, central a c , butlt in range & dishwasher , 2 refrtgerators, on 2 acres wtth fenced yard Rent or lease w1th opt1on 33 682-6892 alter 5 $550 Call 614·985-4387 TWIN RIV ERS TOWER 3 bedroom house on Rt Call446 1519 160. $300 00 month Oep · os1t and reference r equ~r e d 304-675 · 7746 2 bedroom house $ 150 month Referen ces & 5 100 depOSit 304 -675 -4684 8221 28 acres m W VA borders Chief Cornstalk, located off Mill Stone Ad Mostly wooded , tobacco lotment all mineral rights. hunters paradise , $11 , 500 Call 614·367-7271 V2 acre lot wnh rural water & septic tank $7.000 Call 446 -3243 2 bdr tra1ler fully furm sh ed. good locat1on. sec d ep req Small one bdr tra1ler m Kanauga . S 185 mo utilit ieS turn Call 446 -7406 Mobile homes for rent full~ furmshed , 2 bdf . adults only Call 446 - 4~ 10 2 BR trailer near Tycoon Lake $1 85 mo Der Req'ed 8711 Call 61 4 -388 · 1 bedroom mob•le home $125 month 304 - 675 4164 4 acres for sale. off Kerr Harnsburg Ad , on Vtney Ad $8 .000 for Rent 2 bdr furntshed AC . adults. no pets, New Haven . $150 permo Ca11614 -882 - 2466 anvttme 3 -5 acre homesites for near At 35 at Rondey 3 m1 from Hob:er Hosp1tal Call 446· Call 304 -895· 3398 after 7PM 2 Large lots almost 2 a cres each Neighborhood Rd . m1le from Rt 7 Call 446 - 14f1 WIDE 2 BEDROOM All ElEC mob1le home S1ttmg on n~ce lot ready to move mto For rent w1th opt1on to buy $175 00 down S175 00 per month N1ce new pr1vate down statrs , apt qutet near HM C 1 adult only No pets, ref req Drapes. stove, refrt g Furmshed S200 mo Call 614 446 4782 304 67& ·6448 Terms Renlals 41 Houses for Rent Houseshaflng · fanm near Cheshtre, S75 mo plus share ut1httes Call 614· 367·0359 3 BR house 2 full baths close to town No children or pets Call 614 - 245 - 5281 B 822 1 Apartment s now availa ble to eld erly & d•sa bled w1th an 10come of l ess thar. S 1 2 300 Ren t mg for 30 pe r ce nt o f adJ us t ed mcome Phone 304 -675 -6679 One bedr oom apt pat1ly furn1hs ed . ut1ltt1es pcud 30 4 675-7t 12 2 bdr apts , newly dec ut1l1t1es partly paid , S145 mo Call675 5104or675 5386 N1 ce 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnish e d a partm enB 30 4 675 - 221 B befor e 6 pm Unfurnished 2 bdr 1n Crown Coty Call 446· 78 38 2 bdr part furnish ed park front, newly remodel ed. wa ter & hot v. ater pa1d Cal 446 3919 after 5 New ly remodeled 2 bdr equipped kttchen central alt. $250 821 112 Second Ave Gall1pohs Call 446 2158 513 3rd Ave . Galltpolts 1 bdr $135 mcludes water dep os 1t req adult s on ly Call 446 4222 between 9 & Small furm shed apt Poml Pleasant ref eren ce and dep OS it adul1 s 304 -675 1 365 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg Room s and hght house keeptng roo m s Park Centra l Hotel Ca ll 614 446 0756 Sleepmg r oom $ 11 5 ut1h t1es pa1d Share bath ma le o nly Range & refr1g 919 2nd Av e Gallipoli s Call 446 4416 after 7 PM 5 3 room apt $235 Ba chler apt $150 Ref plu s d ep , 6 mo lease Ca ll 446 0952 Furmshed eff1crency 920 4th Gall1polts $175 Utth tles pa1d Smgle Ca ll 446 4416 aft er 7PM 1 bdr furm shed apartm ent cent r al au he at Cal l 446 46 Space for Rent CO UNTRY MOBIL E Home Park Route 33 N orth o f Po m eroy Large lots Call 614 992·7479 2 tra1 ler lo1s 1 smal l c h1ld accepte d 304 675 10 76 304 576-2711 B JACKSON ESTATES API\niMENTS (Equ a l Housmg Opponumty) h as one and two bedrooms rent starting at $157 for one bedroom and $193 per month tor two bedroom wtth $200 depos1t located near Foodlend and Sprmg Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant Call 446 -2745 or leave message Public Sale & Auction AUCTION c\~c:;--=,_, ~~~ 7:00 P.M. Every Tuesday Night 0338 Pt Pleasanl W Va at louin Cenler Bldg on Ca mden St $10.00 cash drawlllg giVen away al 7·00 P m An cond1· t10n. n1ce surround10gs Watch fOJ s1gn on left hand s1de at Harmon Ball Park 11115 week Fresh load ol produce from the Soulh Van load ot used merchandose $43 000 00 load ol merc hand1 se so ld "' quant1ttes 1f re quested by dealers Con signments we l- 3 bdr unfurn garage apt S250 plus d epos1t Ca ll lonme E. Neai - Auctloneer- 614-367 7101 Ned Auct1on at Racme Oh1 o June 7 start1 ng every Small efflcten cy apart . cen tral atr & heat. 1 professional type gentleman only 446 co me 446 3786 weeks Furmshed eff1c1ency . 919 2nd. Gall1pol1s $145 Sm gle Call 446 -441 6 after 7PM CONSIGNMENT AUCTION PATRIOT AUCTION BARN SATURDAY. MAY 26, 1984 10:00 A.M. Locat10n : From Gallipolis follow Route 7 to Junction 218 , follow 218 for 12 miles to Rocky Fork. turn right and go one mile . The followmg will be sold : 3p c bedroom su 1le like new couch (makes onlo bed) lovon g room !urn•lure. anttque wood P. n chatrs telephone stand Ia bl e lamps. end & col lee tables. TV roc kong cha~r s. ulil• ly cab onels porch glider. ant1que ltvong 10om su1l e. olallo rm rock er. anti que lamps . 011 lamp dmette set old soltd oa k dresser m1lk crocks. wardrob e. cupboard. stone Jar s, saus age moll. Perlec110n cook slov e. camper wood slove laundry slave Maylag wronger washe~ , 5 gal m1lk can 1>ilroad 1ack. non kellle. bras s kettle w/sland. ca rb1de lighl. good anVIl,'' non bed. eleclroc range , gate. sewa l pol s pans and diShes one lol o1 hand tool s. double and smgle li ees and other co l· le ctors and m1 sc ellaneous 1tem s " '- TERMS. CASH •' -I ) ~-;,- DON HARDEST . OWNER ~ '1 >' ~ Lee Johnson-Auctioneer ' C}~J ""'"'~ ~ Crown City. oh1o Phone 256-67(0 I:c•l.."-"'rO':.J Not Responsible for Awdents or loss of Property 3 159 LAYNE S FURNITU RE So fa , c hau ro c ke r otto ma n 3 t ables (e.~etra heavy by Fro nt ie r ), S685 Sofa c ha1r and lovesea t . S275 So fas an d c ha~r s pn cc d from S285 to SB95 Tables, S45 a nd u p to S125 H1de a beds S440 and up to S525 Re cliners , S 175 to S375 Lamp s from S28 to S75 5 pc d•nette s from S99 to 435 7 p c S189 and up W ood t able wtth s•x cha trs S425 to S745 Desk S1 10 up t o S225 Hutc hes. S550 and up maple or p1ne fm 1sh Bunk b ed co mple1e wtth mattr esses S2 50 and up to $395 Baby be ds, S110 Mattresses o r box sprm qs l ull or tw m , $58 , f 1rm. 568 and 578 Queen sets s 195 4 dr c h ests, S42 5 dr c hes t s, S54 Bed fram es, 520 and S25, 10 gun Gun cab mets. S 350 Gas or elec triC ranges S375 Baby matu esses, S25 & S35 bed frames S20 S25. & S30 l<• ng fram e S50 Good se lec tt on o f b e droom s u1te s ce dar c h es t s. r oc k ers me t al cab •n et s, s w1vel r oc ke rs U sed Furn1tur e - A e fr~ge ra tots ch a1rs dryers . and TV s 3 m1les out Bulavtlle Ad Op en 9am to 6pm , Mon th r u Fn . 9am t o 5pm , Sat 614 446 0322 19m Go ld st ar c;:o lo r TV . b ra nd new 51111 tn fa c tory carton 52 1 5 00 Phone a ranges, rtfrlgtrltOrl, , llt'CI . GOOD USEDAPPUANCES ' Washer•. dryert. r.tr1ger0 - · tors, ranges SkaliiiJI Apd· · pllance•. Upper River A bes1de Stone Crelt Motel 61 4·446- 7398. Kmg s1ze box sprtngl, Adjustable bed frame. Call304·675-1561 $20 $10 1 0 pc Wtne P1t livingroom gtoup 1 vr old. $660. C•ll 614·682 ·7164 Be1ge 7 pc p1t sect1on11. Exc Cond $325 Cell 448- 8288 or 446-2278 Country Oak furmture , tl· bles . c ha1rs, cupbderds . dry smk s. p•e safes. lots of mtsc C onkles At 7 , Tuppers Pla•ns . OhiO 30 mch wh1te electnc range, ex c con . S1 00 19 mch c olor Quasar TV $150. 26 .nch TrueTone color TV s 100 992 -6254 41 Houses for Rent RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY $55.900 00 - low down payment. assume loan - 4 BR ranch very large carpeled lrv1ng room woodburnmg f1re place wtlh Buck Slove. hard· wood 11oors 011 heal ce nl~alarr. cou nrrv k1tchen w1th bUilt m ra nge 5 acres excellent loca t1on Viietlnl Virginia l. Smith Real Estate 388 -8826 54 M1sc Merchandise WICKER FURNITURE SEE OUR SELECTION WOOD WORLD 2506 Grand Central Ave 304 773 59 48 V1enna. W. Va 304-295-8133 AM -FM 8 track c onsole s tere o qood c ond. s 100 00 Ph o ne 304 675 54 M1sc. Merchandise READY TO FINISH FURNITURE CUSTOM FINISHING HAND CRAFTED ITIMS GIFTS. ·0~\-· ._o 210b GRAND CENTRAl HENUE IJIINNA , W VA 2610.5 304·21J-813l Mon., Thurs., Prl. 10.1 Tu. .. , Wed., Sot. 10..5 FOR SALE AT 9Ps+:~e Tradin~dl~o~~!o USED EQUIPMENT 700 John Deere gnnder m1xer. John Deere EB comb1ne w/c orn & gram heads.1200 Cub Cadet garden tra ctor . 83 M1tsubishi Buck tractor , Mitsub1sh1 Beaver tractor. loader, 4 ft. mowers Beaver Ill M1tsubish1 tractors. t1ller. mower, Cub Cadets tractors from 11 H.P. to 19 H.P. FARM EQUIPMENT Excellent Cond111on Mea l Case Al so many other 1tems of 1nt erest t o e ~Jeryone Have somethmg you want to sell1 Brtng 1t lo the Patnot Auct1on Barn and we'll sell 11 fo r you Con s1gnment s ac cepted !rom 1 00 ·5 00 p m on Salu1day Relresh menl Sland Marlm Wedemeye1 , Auct1on eer 245 5152 or 388-824 9 Nol Responsible for ACCidenls 01 lo ss ol Prop erty PUBIC AUCTION 62 Oltve St • Gallipolis New & used wood & coal stove•. 6 p1ece wood l1vmg room su1te w1th 6 1nch flat arma S 399. bunk beds complete Wtth b unktes S 199. 2 piece antron hvmgro o m su11e1 $199 ant ron reclin er s $99. other reclmer s sao meple d1ne11e sets S179 boM sprmgs & mattress twm or ful l $100 se t reguler -f1rm S120 maple dtnetto cha ~rs s 35 wash st an d s S34. maple rocker s S59 7 p1ece c hrome d1 ne tte se t S 149 5 p1ece dinette se t S9 9 used bedroom su 1tes r e fngera tor s ran ges, ches t dressers. wrmger washers TV ' s, dry e r s, & shoes Ca ll 6 14 -446 """t • SATURDAY . MAY 26 Located at D.J .'s Tradmg Post. 923 S. 3rd Ave .. Middleport. Ohio, 614-992- 7301. 'MISC" Bookca se, table , pat1o w/ umbrella lad der colleclton of books. padded bar. silver coffee set. elec lrtc grass shears, mt sc pots pans, d1 she s. roa ster and lois more Eats Pos1t1ve I 0 W1ll Take Consignment T1ll Day of Sale SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE TV & Appllon-. e21 Tlllrd; Avo.. Golllpolle, e1 1899. Spin woolltrl. 111 • electric dryer• •. , : : :: w .. hera. gAl TV' NEW ITEMS SATURDAY. MAY 26, 1984 10:00 A.M. Cash 61 Household Gooda PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD ON f erguso n l 1ve Power 1r ~ c lor 1 Sf' I JD Pl o w ~ 2 1? '• I or L1nk s N H Rake Tee l h JD Ra ~ e Teet h I ord Mower Ctwch N H Mower Conri1 !10fl Guard s Sway Bar s GreJ \•' r, un ~ S!iir1e rs SloV¥ Mmnn g Veh1c le Slf'l1'-. GMes 12 14 6 tr Pt DAN SMITH: AUCTIONEER 949-2033 OR 992-7301 61 Houeetiold Oooct._~ Merchand 1se 614 -992 -7301 From Galllpolts, lake Route 141. turn left onto Route 775 turn rtghl onto Patr1ot -Cadmu s Road Watc h lor S1~ns Public Sale & Auction :0-1 Page 5375 1414 4666 Trailer on large wooded lot BOAT RAMP end dock space Call 5 -8 evenings Upstatr s apt l or rent 1n A acme furn 1shed S ~ 25 mth , un f urn1shed S ~OO mth No pets 614 -949 29 46 or 614 4 23 -8257 UpstairS furntshed , 4 room s bath, AC . clean. no pets adults only, dep & ref req Call 446-8558 35 Lots & Acreage for Rent 992·5914 or 304 2566 APARTMENTS mobile homes houses Pt Pleasant and Ga lhpolt s 6 14 -446 Farms for Sale 36 acres more or less. 3 bedroom house at Oak H1ll, Ohto Reasonabl e 614 42 Mobile Homes 1 & 2 bedroom furn ts he d apts Call 6 14 992 5434 or Furntshed Mob1le Home . central a~r, m1le below city overlooktng the r1ver One or two adults only 446 -0338 42 Mobile Homes 6058 Union Local T.D.C.U.H.A. 25 Evans He1ghts You can call me Mae, Or you can call me Kay But all of you for friends you can call me LUCKY . Thanks. John Basham. Gary Burns. Gary lee Carter. Rocky FraZier, Ke1th Grate . Terry Hamilton. Duffy Harman , Dan Mahan & Ron Wright Thanks , Mrs. Jack L. Mills Finest Satellite Receiving Equipment Competitive Pricing Financing Available Complete Training Technical Assistant 12J~:60 mobile 1 bdr h ouse m Crown C1ty ref re q Call 614 256 NOTICE Riverside Apts Mi ddleport Special rates for Semor Citizens S 130 Equal Hous ing Opportumt1e s 614 wv 304 -675·2356 Cloamg Out Trailer Rental 8us1ness Had 22 ONLY 6 Glillipohs on Rt. 7 WE OFFER-. e14-992·7787 .,-;-- 614·246-6602 Cross Raccoon Bndge Turn R1ghl Follow S1gns JOHN NULL Including utilities Equa l Houtlng Opportunitv Con tact Village Menor Apts Sale or rent 14x70 , 1979 three bedroom Shannon all electrtc mobile home 1 2K28 butlt -on fam1ly room. wood -coal burner , excellent conditiOn, some furn11ure, well water , acre land Jerrvs Run Road Apple Grove . e14-388-9957. Below 1 bedroom Apt I 198 mo 715' 2 REPOSSESSED 12x60 two bedroom mobile home. 73 Menor 14M70, 2 bdr . ltke new. $7,900 69 Detr01ter. "BOAT DOCK •BOAT RAMP •BATH HOUSE 448·4807 or 44B -2B02 1--...:,________ I---_;_____:_;___ ning Call 446-9845 OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE Furn'ed efflolencty 1pt Carpeted throughout I 17& mo Oep. & Ref. req 'od Call 1181 3 bdr. Ntulht14•70, dolu•• totol olootrlo. otntrtl llr, 111 up In perk nHr town . Priood r111onoblo. Coli 44t· 7804 or 441-4171. A freme house. 1 B acres, 1 6 minute drive from Kaiser. Letart. 304-896 -3936 Call 61 4·446·3588 BIG FOOT Apartment for Rant 44 by Larry Wright 1---------- bedroom treller , new cerpetlng. partially ramo deled. *3000. no leu. Can be seen on At . 124 across from Hyse11's Garage Call61 4-949-2641 OWNER OPERATORS WANTED DIV. OF PILOT FREIGHT CARRIERS 48 STATE AUTHORITY 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt 160. S 38,500 00 9 por cent assumable loans call 304 ·675 -7746 or e75· 2183 Call 614 ·992 7887 or 992S32.900 Call 1·614 -•78- 5364. 2513 FOR RENT WITH OPTION Owner transferred, must sell TO BUVIII 14 It wode three 11 Help Wanted Call 446- log cabm 3 acres M or L, 100ft frontage on Raccoon Creek Call 446 -1516 Small wholesale store 30 4 COMPLETE HOUS EHOLDS 3040 Card o f Thank s Clothmg, tools, Sliver coins Paul Beaver residence, Georges Creek Rd Mev 675·7198 Employment Pomeroy Middleport l!t Vicinity 3476 Clydesdale horses Geld1ng 2 5 years Franze n Brothers Cucus N ew Haven Ballpark M ay 22 onlv LOST Bilby dtper ba q on R1 141 , contam1ng baby clo thmg and b tbl e Call 446 Gigantic 5 Family Yard Sale. Out Bulavttle - Add•s•an , Rd to Reese Hollow Rd Sat, Sun & Mon . WeN Sf/E. 7,4KeS Pu!<PY OVTFOR A WAi.l< ·· · WANTED C hihuah ua puppy 304 -675 7720 or lo st tn vmc•nttv of Pomeroy or M•ddloport a brown man s wallet The papers are Importa nt to m e The $380 you ca n have Please con t act m e at 6 14 992 7779 .. ----- --··--··-·--- . ------ &Vicinity FCXJp .... ,.., , ~ ''""' ' , 6 00 2 '"'~"• ~· 3148 I I J I' ~.,,, ' I U/ uiJ hu v' ())I !Jm /'ht>it' lost set o f Kevs on N onh Jn d m Middleport Cal l go{-. (J I,If .tlld IIlii S I X p,t ( k 614 992 2984 or 992 11\1 1 ' ' ' "" •• •• I~ 4157 •I 1 • I I W • n• f>o tlonP nl 4p"'" " ' " ' ' )OJ 101 4506 L I ll'l '"' 'lti •• () •' ~ LOST M ale S1amese wtth wh1te flea co llar In area of We st Brook V1l lage & Bula v1 lle Ad Reward Call 446 I' I Ji .. - · .. """"" a"~~/-~' PVRP PRACT/CifU 'f /30VI?MEiT Operator 304-765-2779 1 ~~ ''I ' uo • • f ' ' " Ro_, 6 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FA G·OOOR( 149) SAG ·OOOAI1 29) I ~" · ' "" "'n •., • Columbus Oh1o May 11 1984 Contract Sa iEts Legal Copy N o 8 4 -505 1.'\• (, ~ t ~& •""r ""• • •• H NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION t ~ ·~·l•n o • u •'"" "" B ~. Public Notice dl ' , I ~ ••~•L~o~ e• • fiE/? PvRESREO KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® 32 Mobile Hamea for Sale N•w 3 btdroom home whh 4 terti "''' mtiQI mint Ntce older home in Racine '" town- vinyl siding· extra lot- gas heat House has been refmished ms1de . wal lpaper, old oak woodwork oak kitchen, new carpet throughout Uv1ng room. dinmg room , k1tchen with pantry. laundry room 3 bedrooms & bath, 2nd floor Call 614 -949 -2 540 after 6 p m On weekend after 12 00 p m PETLEY ~t;EVS ""''"' " J~"'"· .. " ' ( "' "' "' •Q<Cou n" • b., . ... ... ' I""' lot ' ... on ~ "·" ., '" ..... ' ' • ' IHH ~~ ~ ... ! .. ....... . . " ", '"' (; llt • '• I Aeoo ~. ;U~S Homee for Sale 2 bedroomo with gorogo, 3 lcto In Moocn, W.Ve . 304· 112 3211 · 3 voor old totel eloctrlc Beum Addition , 3 bedroom, brtck . 1% bath, full base ment , femtly room, carport patio , ac. $57,000. Cell 614 -985-4201 11 @[11jfi!AM '". 31 Threo bodrm. houoo 1Ya botho, now o.c .. lnoulotod. corpetod, loti of kltohon ceblneta, bt.. mtntl, ctrport . CoiiiU-2102 . '32,000. Cell 742·2764. I M Homea for Sale a no 1 They'll Do It Every Time • Hllllii!dJ!If!U!W Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolia, Ohio-Point Pleaaanl, W. Va. May 20, 1984 50 GCINC.CCIIM:O.CCN£1 SAT., 1:00 P.M. Free mower deal ends on May 31, 1984 3 & 8 H.P. Cub Cadet Tillers, parts. InternatiOnal Harvester and Cub Cadets If not in stock, we can order . • Stop In For A Deal! Ill IN H~NAnONAL MAI!:IIE5TI:. 44 Apartment for R ent PUBLIC TIRED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? AUCTION LET l JS PAY THE BILLS! MAY 26, 1984 Located bes1de Method tst Church '" V~nl o n Oh1o Coming from Gallipolis, take S R 160. cross.brodge 10 Vmton . turn left at s1gn Selltng lhe perso nal property of Mr s. Frank Chee se brew - mov~ng to Northern Oh1o. 7 ptece dmetle sel. 10Ck1 ng chan pOICI1 sw1ng. melal shelf. padd ed chan colo1 TV wooden rlesk 1eclme1 cha11 . cha11 w/ loolslool organ ll eadle S&R se wtng machme. pt ctures. metal wardrobe. curtams. mtscell a neous lamps, Underwood typewrol er Cannon 1a rs electroc roaster . m1sc dtshes. cha 1coal BQ w/ rolt sse rte. several flowers w/ pots, clothes ham per ANTIQUES 1937 llvtng rm sutl e tn good condttton. ltbrary lahlf' lamp shade s. roc kmg chair, 4 oak chatrs. old tapes tnes. lop part of oak hutch, 11936 GE 'rad1o works! se veral p1 eces of ol d glassware Other 1tems loo nu m e10us to me nlton Not responsible for accidents or los s of property Auctioneer-Lonnie E. Neal 614-367-7101 !Not Cooking Sales for Month of June) TWIN RIVERS TOWER POINT PLEASANT, WV RIVER BEND PLACE NEW HAV EN WV H ou~1n g for the Elderly , d1sab led and han . d•ca p~d Rent 1s 30 per cen t ot ad tu st e d mcome to quallf1ed t enants w1th an 1ncome of less than ~11 , 3 00 per year ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT {'nil Either N umber: Twin Rivers Tower, Point Pleasant, WV 675-6679 Riv er Bend Place, New Haven, WV 882-3121 OFFICE HOURS: 9·5 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR PERSONS BETWEEN AGE 40 AND 62. �' Page--0-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Antiques 53 K1tchen cu pboards . p1e cup board plano. S1nger player Pome..,y-Midd~port-Gallipolis, 54 Misc. Merchandise 56 Fnewood for sale. S20 00 PICk -up load , e30.00 deli vered Call before 1 1 00 AKC Aeg• stered Colhe . Sa ble & white female 1 yr . old . sewmg mach•ne. oak table, stone tars dolls Call 446- af1•• 6 00 304 -676 -2991 pedigree papers , all shots . 875 or best otter S1lver 3946 SURPLUS ARMY Camou· poodle female panty house broken Both good w1th children $75 Call 446 54 Mosc M erchandise Knauff f1rewood P1 ckup o r Oehwered 1 2" -22" stocked in y.trd HEAP wander . prompt dehwery 614 · 256 6245 fl~ge. denium. rental clothmg, boota. rubber-leather packt. C:htldren ca mouflage' Open Fri . Sa1. . Sun . 1 to 7P M. Sam Somerville 's East - Ravenswood PlentY hee parking on South -West s1de near large white block butldmg Pfastlc CISterns state ap pro11ed , plast1c septiC tanks . plast•c cut11ert metal cu i verts , RON EVANS ENTER PRISES Jackson Oh 614 286 ·5930 Shrubs pruned lawn re see ded . reta1n1ng walls 1udewallu . petro s lrll d1rt . topsorl. bark mulch & saw dust Contact Br uce Da•,n 51on Cal l 614 256 -1427 F1re wood cut up slabs $15 p1ckup load Call 614 - 245 - 5804 1982 Chewette loaded l ow ery organ Crattmat1 c k •ng nred bed C~tll 446 310 1 after 3 30 V1deo cassette re co rd ers new & used Pre CISIOn VCR Call 446 ·6566 mat:hme. digital cash regts tur 1 -304 - 273 - 5643 1975 Dodge Monaco S600 00 14ft slide m truck camper (self conta ined) S600 00 Chevy 8ft half bed, left srde $1 25 00 870 W1ngmaster pump 20 gauge 5200 00 304 -675 -7690 Twm beds, baby bed all complete S25 each 304 - 675 6676 Used wmdow un1ts a1r cond•t•oner 6000 btu , S75 , 8000 btu S 125 , 23 .000 btu $275 30 4 675 3099 Ann •versa ry sale Goodwills newest reta1l stor1:1 Pomt Plt!asant. ha lf o ff o n used furniture. books. h o use wares Good1e J8ens r egular 54 99 now S2 99 . regular teans 99 cen ts Sale begms M onday Ma y 21st thru May 3, 51 55 Buoldong Supplies 14,500 BTU Sears a1r cond1 tioner , used approx. 3 months, $250 Ca ll 61 4 367 -7150 after 4PM JC Penny portable 40 00 BTU au conditiOner . 3 vrs old in A 1 cond1t1o n s 1 50 Call 446 4 705 1 3' curved wooden churc h pew, cherry but cher bloc!. uble. walk1ng 1spmn 1ng 1 wheel , yarn wmder Call 614-367 ·0359 Uprigh1 p1ano S200 446 - 8174 eve Call Pool table . regulation !Ul'A $100 Call 614 -882 -2 46 6 enyt1me New galvanized co rrugated cu lwerl 52 35 h up All s1zes F11t1ngs P1pe . beams. st r uctural steel -new , us11d B1 g d1scounts Oehvered 1 Anywhere 1 N o w 1 Estimates free 304 925 -0884 LUMBE R Rou gh cu t . o ak , pop lar . 2JC4 , 2){6 2~~:8. h4 . 1 ~~:6 1 JC8 length available. 8 ft thro ugh 1 6 f1 Hogg & Zus pan 304 773 5554 Now o pen for busmess , Mou n1a1 n State Block. Rt 33 New Ha ve n Com plete mason ry sup pli es . 4 " 8 1 2 bloc k D elive ry se rv1ce Pho ne day 304 892 2222 eve nm g 882 3239 2 lots 1n Ohro Valley M emory Gardens . $300 Call 446 1391 56 Remote control Pets for Sale a~rp la nA Call 446 -8530 Cennon A · 1 camera w•th extra lens & flash Call 446-8530 HILLCRE ST KENNELS BuorrJmg o il breeds Hea ted Indoor ou td oo r fa c illttes AKC Doberman pupp1es Stud Ser v rce C.=t ll 6 14 446 7795 1960 dodge 750 Honda motorcycle. metal steps mortar bolt . 6 " dram tile 1 'n g11lv pipe Call 614 256 - 1629 450 8 Case tractor c rawler 1981 , used 2200 hrs 450 C Case Backhoe. used 2200 t-.r1 Both for $38 .000 Cal l 614 -949 -22930<614 698 6364 CoHee table stereo . st erAo dine«e table Ca l1614 256 6417 layen cat 7110 • 10 5o 2 .,AQ96 t K~ 4 .QJI F1sh Tank Summer Hours . M ay 21st . 12 - 5 Monday thJu Saturday Smgmg canaruts and young cockatiels now m stock 2413 Jackson Awe Pt Pl Jud y Tay lor G room rn g Ca ll 614 367-7220 Bnarpat c h Kennel$ Profes s1onal All br e ed groommg Indo or outdoor board 1ng fa c1 ht1e s Englrsh Cocker Spa n1 el pupp1e s Call 614 388 EAST .JI 9 KJ tQI08 7~2 • 9ft l 304-675 -2063 ... Musical Instruments t A 63 2 Peevee spellker ca bmet s chea p 304 -675 -4180 be tore 5 00 Pea11ey 400 watt 4 channel sound sys1em, 4 speakers 4 professional Shure No 588 m1kes. SBOO 00 Custom electnc Hollow body gu1tar $ 150 00 Peavey 260 se nes amp with 1wo 1 2•n speaker . S200 00 . Framus e le ctriC bass gu1tar $100 00 304-675 -4650 58 Fruit S. Vegetables Vegetable plants S1 00 and up 331n Letart watch for on ourRtstgns Farm Supplies & livestock 61 Farm Equipment Power K•ng tractor with mower , snow blade S3 ,800 St1hl cha1n saw $ 100 Call 614 -388 8409 - - - · -- - - - 490 John Deere co rn planter S300 3 pt John Deere co rn planter 5400 , wheel diSks S450 & up . Case 4 bottom se m1 mounted plow $300.2 bottom plows $250 & up. ter11hzer spreaders S250 & up. 8 row bo o m sprayer S4 75 , Farmhand gnnder mlxer S1,250. manure spread e rs $450 & up. Masse y Ferg uson 3 pt rake $600. Mass~:~y Ferguson No 10 baler S1 , 250 , Hesson haybme hke now 53.500, 20 tt hay & gra1n elewator w1th mo t o r $500 , New Idea belt dnven mower 5350, John De1:1re c o rn sheller $300, Ford adJUStable p1ckup disc 5450 Other held ready equ1pme nt Howe 's Farm Machmery , At 124 & May he w Rd. Jackson , Oh 614 Pas.' l'a.'!.:'i Non• J NT trump and Bob lead! lbe ... of clubs, wbicb you ww Wltb your kiog. You ash your jack. Back Dealer South 1\I'Hl Eut I'a~ Opemng lead M .F 10 ton si&.ge Sou" I NT I' ass +o $3 . 500 00 1610 grader, all hydraulic. 6 cyl . dHtsel engtne . 18.500 00 C'OIDeS 304 ·458·1610 50 John Deere tractor . 3 point hitch , power neermg , your remainiog three spades, discardinlr: a di.amood ancj tbe ....... q....., of clubs from duuuny. Now you lead your 10 of hearts and Bob plays low Sboold yoo fillesse ~ The 304 -675-3246 200 seven foot locust post S2 00 each 304 · 675 - 2075 as a resounding NO! 72 Ford pickup, Gravely tractor . electr•c start, rota tiller. a-c for pickup truck 3 · 34 " alummum window awmng, 17 ft porch awnmg. 9" Craftsman table saw 304-675 -4004 Bob sbould kDow every ba£h card an your band.. U be beld tbe kin& of bearu, be wouJd surely have taken bis By Os"ald Jacoby ud James Jacob)' Frank Stewart, an has book "Better Bndge for the Advanctng Player," h.as adopted a new approach. u.s to He shows lhe hand of ace of club! to keep you from a posstble seven. East must bold the beart k..i.Dg You rue wtth your ace which IS Impossible for East's king drop5 and you tJSf' have at least a tie for top score Hamman, always a gentleman, w11l compliment you on your hne play the opemng b1dder and diSCusses tbe bidder's probtern ln today's band . your p'-•t uu em as opemng b1dder 1.!1 wbetber to open one spade 304 - UB · Wood chuck . model STWC 12 Brush Chippet . exc cond . $4 ,650 00 Allice Ch•lmer'l mod~ 00 road a club Hamman ducks •nd lets dununy's pet win You cash answer ••won. UHd 3 SNSOnS, $3. 500.00 . One row M F fietd d'toppM. queen VtslODS of sugarplums d.toce lD your bead You le.td your seven of hearts to dummy's Dine a.od East's 'Vulnerable Both Upnght player piano Good shape Player needs new bellows Fiber g lass car top ea rner Cell 446 4861 Partcharft 18 ft . goosen.ck gnm trailer with hoist , tamden eale. floatation ttres 53000 C•ll 614 -992 -3316 before 3 p m East 's )acft faU. under your .,10 72 Farm Equopment Jim 's F11rm Equ1pment Center. Rt 35 W. Gall1pohs, OH . 614-446 -9777 o• 446 · 2484 We speciahze in Kmg Kutter equip . See us and save on the fotlowang . New Ktng Cutter tools . brush hogs-40" · 4 · 5 - 6 - 7 tt . plows 1 -2 bottom , cultiva · tors 1 - 2 row, Chiesel plows 5 -7 -9 shank. rear blades 4-5 111 - 6 -7 - 8 ft . post hole digger§ 9 · 12'', York rakes. rototillers 40 - 52 - 60 · 70". potatoe plows, boom poles regular & HD Carry ails sunflower rakes trailer load of barb w1re S21 roll. tobac co setter, 2 al{le trailers-17 n. long USED Wheel disc. 3 pt d•sc, 2 small pull type 16 blades. plows-2 -3 -4 bottom. post driver, sha11er. rotary hoes NH , MF, Ford m o wers Rakes 3 -P MF , Nl pull type gravity bo)(es w1th wagons. 10 ft Chiesel plow. used tractor parts , Ford. Ferg , Oliver 60 -77 , farmall H -M , other used parts for plows. ba lers. We buy farm & mdus · tnal eqUipment 286 -5944 61 62 Wanted to 8uy 773 -6381 or 773 -5170. Wanted Gravely for parts, must be LC8 Custom Con · 2 John Deere balers, one for vert1able model 2441 304 - 576 - parts & John Deere hay conditiOner S575 Call after 5, 61 4·367 0181 63 ltke new 6 ft adJustable K•ng Kut1er disk, used only twice , 5300 . Call614 · 256 - 9364 Farmall M 2 row mounted corn p1cker , 51 ,500 1 row pull type corn p1cker. Co -op, $ 300 2 row pull type J 0 corn planter. $300 3 pt p1ckup d1sk . S250 3 pt gradmg blade . $150 Manure loader , S 150 New Idea hay rake . S 100. Hay baler Reg1stered Angus bulls, 1 -3 yrs old, e•c . blood lines. Slate Run Farms, Jackson. Oh 614 286 -5396 a. 614 · 286· 1787 20 moa. old gelding V: Arabian V2 POA Horse Call 614-245-5090 Stmmental cattle Double B Simmental Farm . Addav1lle Call 614 -367 -7727 Reg•stered Polled Hereford bulls 14 mo old Pnced reasonable , delivered free Ca11614 -379 -2671 . S850 Call 446-4313 • Farmall Cub tractor with cultivator plow s & mowmg mach1ne . good cond Call Reg1stered Polled Hereford cattle. 2 bulls 1 8 months. 10 yearlmg he1fers Contact Diamond l Farms 304 614· 256· 1208 675-1888 2 tractors . 1 M Farmall , 1 H Farmall & 2 , 14 ft hay traitors Call 614 949 - 6 year fag bay color quarter horse. needs e11.perienced rider Price neoga table . 304 - 2558 Autos for Sale TOP CASH P*ld tot l•t• mod.. ua.d c•n Smlth 8 -u id,-PontiK , 1911 E..t - . , Ave . Gallipolis. Call 614 446 U82 t9asc., .... 3SOV ·8 hor.po..... Joo po..... stMr - ll"tg. euton~tc t'f'tlnanuaaton , 1u condiuoning CaU 446 - 01177 78 Chev.., Mon1• 2 plus 2 , hatchback. V · &. AM -FM. PS. PB, uc cond .. $1 ,650 Cell 614 -388 -9905 P8. tltt - wheel . reclini11g seats, e300 . call 61 4 · 981 - 1975 LTD wagon . PS . P~ . AC. runs good. •200. Cell 614 -992 -6939. v, 1972 Ford Maverick, 8 cyL , auto .. rough. 1975 Monn 283 motor PS , automatic. red with black intenor Call 446 2590 after 6:00 69 Pontiac mid sin. meets highway inspection, 63 .000 orginal m1les. good shape . Call after 5PM. 446-1771 Sed. Deville, 4 1976 Call Buick 614 -256 · L1m1ted runs good, body 1 owner. *250 or 2 dr red 1977 Olda CuttaA. e•cellent condition. 614- 992 -2531 . '76 Cordoba, a~r - cond. PW. PB , PS, $950 00 or beat 1980 Diesel Rabbit. ac, 4 speed, 4 door. radio , 43 to 50 miles per gal 304-676 - 3119 If interested contact 1978 Pinto wagon. 4 cyl .• 4 speed , good ttres . clean. S2.000 00 or beat offer The Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. cond Call 446-6201 . 1976 Plymouth Ouster 6 cyl,auto S426 Call614 - o• 614 - 388 - 1978 Ford ltd . 2 dr , Butck station wagon 9350. Camper trailer ·bathroom , kttchenette - 52000 . Call 446· 1368 1979 Camero Z-28 Eli.C cond wtth t ·top $5,900 Call 446 0504 . 1976 Trans Am , e)(c cond $2000 1973 Pontiac Catal ma. runs exc. $400 . Call mornmgs 614 - 245 -9477 1979 Chevy Caprice Clas sic, 2 dr, ac, pa, V-8 engine, body good condition. exc performance . Will consider all offers Call 614 -992 7412 after 5 p m 1977 Rally Spor1 Camara, hght & dark blue , good cond1t1on . Call 614 -985 - Chevy Camero. 360 corvette motor , orange with black str~pe Call 614 -992 - cyl , AM I FM . tape, winyl covered bed, aport wheels, $5995 John's Auto Sal91, Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolis, Oh NEW LISTING - Good buy on lh" 5 rm woth hath , lurnace. equopped kot. lull basemen! and 4 lots Near stores Only $14.000 446-4782 . Open till darfl. 1981 Chevy luv 4 spd., AM - FM tape, vinyl covered Sales. Bulaville Rd . Gallipo lis 446 -4782 . open til dark small garden. near stores $11.000 75 Chevy Luv new frontend pans, tune up, good con ct.. 5600 fi•m 2115 Call 614-379· 1979 Chevy Luv 4 spd .• radio , real sharp. $2,596 . Johns Auto Sales, Bulawille Fld . Gallipolis . 446-4782 , open til dark . CHESHIRE - bedrooms. z Steve McGhee 446· m5 BMR 436 - EXCELLENT STARTER HOME w1lh 2 BRs LR OR CHESHIRE AREA - ROUSH LANE - Very rlnrnctlvt• 3 BR ranch oHrrs P.QUIDPeJ k1!chen l '..I taped I1V1r1_g roo m and dmmP, room w/ ltreplace 1 hath\ ru ll bitse meot w/ woodbur nrng stovr 14(2 1 g;Hil)'f' r <Hf1P!I ng C1 1l lor an appo1n!m rn ! mce kitchen. uttlrty and new bathr oom C.upetd throughout Screened patto carport I <Hp,P lot Call lor appomlment BMR 389 - OWNER SAYS SELL TODAY' Yuur lamoly woll en11>1 lhe roommess ol th• house lnclues 4 BRs ? h.11hs. l R DR. buo« "' kitchen Srtuated on large corne1 lot Close to town m crtv '1rhool d1slncl {Green [ lem) C.ll to see lh11 one' BMR 444 - NEW LISTING - POSSIBLE 8% LOAN ASSUMPTION - Br~c k & frame 3 BR rar~ch slyle house 111ualerl on 2 35 acres m/ 1 Include s !iv1n ~ wom. lg eat m k1tcl1r.n hatl1 utthty room fam1ly room wrth w b l1replace. electnr he.1/ l'o(.\1bl~> loan assumptron Ca~ lo1 an appomtmPnt BMR 445 - F1rst T1mf' on Markr t - 197·1 ShuiiJ rnobllr llnn11 • (14•65). lg. lop-out lovong rom. DR ? BRs. halh & ulohl'l roor" A JOY TO OWN! Th " attractove ra nch slyle home boasls 3 Brs t2 balhs k1tchen w1lh eye lellel oven countPr top range, rPhrg DW dtsp lr~·~n~ room wtlh bay wmdow break fast bar'. carpetmg, frrepl<lce. attached 2 ra r ~ arage 9~ a~ umabiP COULDN"T ASK FOR A BETTER lOCATION H 'lldsome V1cl01ran homP nHrro; 3 BRs 1 , bath11 11u 11dry room l1vmg room l<tm1ly 100m carport Ulla ttached gitrage 16x3? !Pnced pool Kttchen has ran~e relr 1R, DW r~nd r11~pl Nat gas heal ann a! urn ~1d1ng Located at thP r.<t!(e oltown Calt tor 11r' appoltllrnenl I J(l/11 COMMERCIAL BUILDING _ 62!80 all ~ee l ' (lnstrucllon With f~reproo! lnsulalton has overhead ra ne. olloce and balh s formerly used lor boal \dies and reparr LocatPd across !rom Stiver Brrdge ~aza wolh access lo lhe Oh~ RIVer Potenl~al BEEF CATILE COUNTRY - 132 acoe1 moslly urtltm1ted ~ cl ran hill pastur e good lences. 117 story horne. luge b.:!m lobacco ba se lronts on 3 rMds near BRAND NEW DUPLEX - Great INVESTMENT lor lhe buyer' localed on Graham School Rd Each uml offers 2 BRs. balh, I1V1ni room k1lchen w1th Mudsock Pr~re rer1ucer1 lo $56 900 ~love, refng . DW and diSPI . Iaundry large ca rport VI I!> z GREENFIELO TOWNSHIP - Sl Rt 233 2 acres t= mor e or !!! $3 000 less 20 ft hand dug well Askrn~ pncl' ~ central a1r an sto rage area · JUST GREAT FOR A lOG HOME! - 12 acres more less- appro< 72D ~road rronlage Rural waler 01 availa ble Close to town Call for mor e mtormatron ~ LOVELY TO LOOK AT Hrmdsome ranch ofters A pleasure lo own' over 2300 sq tt fireplace. large l1v1ng room With OOw wmdows !aundl'lf d1nmg room wrth fireplace · ~ "' basement Gr~s hea t Unat1ached garage ...3:z 2 ca r gara ge onr of the county's f1nes1 pools (20x50) and lruely proressoonally landscaped lot localed on Debboe Drove Owner says sell balh, nalural gas heat. garage. oulbuoldongs 91 ot an acre PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! OWNER SAYS SELL THIS MONTH 1- Roo -Centerpoonl Rd. {Cherry Rodge) Appro<. 75 acres woodland . fronls on 2 roads. county waler ava1lable $25D per acre $27,000• I • donm~ hvong 24<60 barn lobacco base w #555 i90 ilmemt•e<; mclude co unty wate r tree gas. ctoo ar t>a pa stur e and ..voods Pwr 1$ nghl $27.000 ChestwP To.-vnsh1p fill YOUR DREAMS Of COUNTRY LIVING - Pnvale wt dm1ng JUST LISTED - STATE ROUTE 160 - ldke vouo personal 1lems ~nd you re ready to mov{' 111 th •s CLOSE TO HOSPITAL ~ Noce 4 bedroom ranch. I'' balhs. wole approved krtchen. central atr. garage ,r you need a large home at a batgarn P/ICe cal! lor a show1ng today Th1s wont last long at !h1s comoletely lurnoshed 14'x70' Holly Pa1k mob1le horroe fmmal dm1ng, 1 ba1hs. centra! a1r 35 x1 2' covered porch 24 x24 Gaoa~oe Sotualed on 2 .1cres partially wooded Takr a !ook at !h1s one todav 1 pnce m1 I z NEW LISTINGS NEEDED .. . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED I .-trrP' r;IV!' .t ( .-til tu •nurt• 1nfurmat10•t lnriii V CLAY TOWNSHIP - l?R ::JrrP larm 101 11Erlv u~ Pd fl ', da 1ry Qu~llty bUI!t br1c~ ho rm: w1th lull baSC' mcnt ? hf'<lroom r~p ;utme nt•ncluded Large barn loahnK ~hl:'d toba cco hd~E' \IIO 2 pond s GIVf' us a ca!l tor more mo-• #556 m UALIOI · PEACEFUL LIVING - 24 acres olwoods and pasture. large ranch. J years old . With alumonum sodong 3 bedrooms.e alon k1lcloeo . I •, baths, lull base ment, barn Kyger C1eek sc hools #215B ACREAGE - 31 ro111 n~' il rae~ Partrall\ MoriPL' Crty ~rholll d1Sir 1ct 8ulid !rJ ~ ur t Pr1 crd at $1 5J50 #507 SUMMER FUN - 1970 Globemaster 12>50 2 br mobole home Has lwo lois w•th 220 ~ fronla~e ovenookon g Raccoon Creek on Bear Run Rd fully lurmshed Deeded access to Raccoon Creek 110021 NEW LISTING - RIO GRANDE AREA - Pe~ec l lo r the sma!l family 2 1J·r1roorn hon1P w1tl1 9 acre more 01 le-:;s w1tl1 garCt· 1 and II Uti h t'~-'" \ lorage bu1I O m ~ Pnced al $37OIXI BUILDING LOT - 200 <200 wooded lot on DaVISRd o~ Run Only $95D ~a nch has 3 baths. ktlchen complete Urnmg room lam1ly room wrt h bur!t-1n ba r. lar ge master bedroo m w1th sl 1d111g doors to deck and beaul ll ul36 x16 pool 2 hre~aces atteched garage Approx 2 ilcres SO MUCH TO OFFER- Thos 4 t.edroom ' #585 YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE EASY w11h owner leom s,mrl tt good down payment NPw carpel tresh pi!H lt 3 bedr ooms. bitth hv 1 n ~ room w1tt1 hUtllm OOOk~hr lvr~ eat 1n k!tChPn Ca rport acre Ltwfl Pnced tu sell 1 KEYSI - Cm11e \Pt' th1~ 111m<tru1a1n "'\..ilnri 1<~ '\I P'ully deco ra!Pr1 h•u·v1'• 1 \lt>drocl'h 1 '' .pan-· 1~'111; 1:.JU II1 pat1u Uour 1,11 !11"1 11 ,' llr'd II' 1(J ,, ~ . ,~ ( QvPII ''' d !' l'~ fam il y r0011 1/1 I' lr(l l)l·l\ ,, ~ · t 'o-J 1Wil l r::Jn~e dl'.ll w,Jc;hrr 111\llf•'>rtl 7 111 1 1 1!. 1... N· r I•'1Y 1 1 lawn l'r•frd •n lh• · '•[)· #550 #538 175 ACRE FARM - HARRIS ON TOWN SHIP Pas!ure and hay !arrn SUitable ror cattlt> and sheep Some prorhJCllvP.Icve! li!nd to bacco ba se over 2 OOQ small Chm tmas tr ee s Sp 11n ~ de\lel op rne nt 2 story 3 bedr oom hou se So me rPm nf1r lr mg done Goo d barn and other bUI IlJ1 11 gs Ca ll no w' #532 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - #537 1/1 WARM AND INVITING THROUGHOUT explaons lhos 3 bedroom ranch l1v1ng room. d1111ng and krtchen l ca r garage, combmed. bath. ulr!tty room mamtenan ce frPe n1 ce s1ze end lot Pnced m 1r11d 30s Dottie Turner 992-5692 Je111 Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 ACR£ lOT wrt h a 197 1 2 ht 'drn nOhllt• IIOnJf' garage <.. f'Utlf ta 11k rura! wate1 IlK uJp,j arP lilt' ~l ove retrrger al\.11 2 .m cond1trone1 \ w,.,\ 'lt'r flnJ dr yr r locaten ,,, McCu111 Road Pnr ed e~ >1 \ 000 PRICED AT $43.(XX) AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bedroom bo-level localed al lhe edge or lown gas lorced "' heal N1ce lawn Need Ia selllo ~rltl e estate 2 BEDROOM FRAM[ - 3 year olll r,llldl 1"1'11 1 •P0H11 l .acre lawn Ame'llllf'S mclude lull b~tth h1lfhf'll f11r' ",' room. IlVII , 100m rront porch. shf!Hl f ~ry a<.;~ rlo111 " Dl! dmmg a11' 1 P(l';s•blr.lo!'ln ass umpt1on W11h low 1nh: u•\ t rate baths. den formal dmmg custom made ca l:llnets 111 krtchen family room. cedar lmf'r! wa!k -1n closet 2 lrrep!t~ ces. atttc fan Natural gas heat 2 car ~itr<tge , 11 ·m Hl!lrk 'flll rl).ld Sl R1 l''J S£R£N£ AND PRIVA TE - lit 1 111 1 11 -lvlt l1n1111 1<i IOftl i(\1 I!' ~d1J,Ilil lr•\ll'! iltd '(11/(1\)11(1" j 11',' WOOtJ<, 1114-•ltr(l(llll' / lr1l lt," l krlr 11•'1 W11 ' trrll !ll.' .:llf'il lrlr~;·~ 1\llllj' 11111' 1 ;,r' ' lltl\1.111• !IJIIIl lr Vl' i) 1, ~ r o,H1 : 1 IlPPI f1, l'r , 1 , r• •5 14 #578 REDUCED $10.000-0WNER NEEDS TO SEll NOW' - Roule 35 Wesl localoon 3 bed room tn level 1'. ATIRACTI VE HOME STEAO - 70 acre, 8 rm 1111 me: ll<~r n mac1J111rry shr d <111d flthpr 1Jwl c111tl,.. Tuh.Kro lr • e App ro) 3~J aue ~ lf'\l f'l LfOP lilnrl Th·· IP~! ,....; p,J<.;tiHLl .1'1rl woof1<; Pr' rr \ ro...,!hillp Gi!llll)(l'l\ \t hoo l "584 #525 UNIQ UE - DISTINCTIV l' -- 1 •,, ,r "· •1 r,1 1lrl , ', ll•'' l ~. , In 1 ,_ ' , I ,, • 1 1 '1,1 1! 'I PERFECT SfARTER - Pr~r "II al $39 500 Ru sl ll ,ly le Corl~ lrl " r 0111 1 Ill (,,, li ld ( r'lll•h 2 bedroom\ l1v1nt' rom w1111 open beam CP•Im-'1 flnd open stauv.-~1 tfl balc011y c111d 2nd bedroo m l1v 1nr: room drmnr r,)_,m krtchpn h~ th w•1h utllrty <trea l)ll'ttklasl .-I Tt'\ ta n1r1, trt !Jprh!I{Ht• '1a o.. ta t ~l ' -.1 ~ r • I 11 1' '.II, l "II') l h,Jn' '> 11o"'''( ' tilll r '.It· ' • • • I• rr' '' r r • 'j'• Mil'>! ·..r1· Grrer1 ], .,..,r, 1 ; #561 Oon'l miSs lhol buy 1' • >44 #542 MINI FARM - 14 acres New buoldon~s Modeo n 7 room house 1500 sq ft large rooms k1tche n exceptNJnal 1111 carpeted Bnck apron 111nyl s1r1m g, 2 new barns. runnmg water. appro,; 1500 lb tobacco base-bas1c quota 4 leve! produCtive acres C1ty sc hools #543 Gas REALTORS Henly Cleland, Jr. fin' 3 bedr oo m ra nch styl e home IS lookm g to• a new own er l ~ 1ng room dtnrng room, fa mily room . k1tchen . f u1 nace IOllm Forcf!d a1r oil fu r nace a!so woorl burn er Harn. tobacco base 6 acres $25 000 A neal 3 area l EVEl HOME. MOBILE HOME PARK Pl US ACREAGE . -- Goorl lorrJIIOn HtHll P IPa 11 1r1n~ 3 t:ted 1oo rn s tormal rl1111ll1 l,tlll ll\ r(lr ·~· ') !Jdlh' lirep.ar:p 7 1.11 i'drage ' 1 ~1! 1 P COVP i t'll p.11 , : ,p,lCl' mubdr hum•• l)dl k 27 defr~II S #L584 lorced air heat plus wood· burner, 2 car garage, approx I acre wrth garden space and oulbuoldong Many other lea· tures $37,(XX) '. on I)• m1n utes from town Th1 s beaut1tul tn IPvPI hil'> 1r1 e~cellent con{t lhon bt r a ~ ncludP 111\rr c:om lar ge Ioyer. K1t chen co mpiPIP 1111r1 l 30 <it rr lawn Ct~l! lm romplele drta11~ 4 bed rooms and lamoly room. k1lchen wrth buoK·on range and oven unrts, THIS ONE HAS IT ALU - E<ceptional home near ID•n realu1es 2 Ia moiy rooms, one wolh la~ge ~one fireplace and patio doors, olher has 1 ''c 3 BRs, dream kllchen has cooktop, m1crow,.~~ 3 IJ!fel oven. OW, dospl. and range. 14M24 lovong , .~ ,, donelte. carpeting, and 2 car garage NEEDED - NEW LISTINGS NEEDED .. . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED ... NEW LISTINGS NEEDED I H521 99HI91 GOOO LIVING FOR SALE! - 78 '' acres m/1 lovely bnck and frame ranch displays 2 balhs. 2 BR~ 16•24 k1tchen wrth wasller. dl'/er, double over range. refng.. OW. d~pl Large lovong room, artofocoal fneplace. Masler bedroom os 16• 18 Cel~r hou!e. shed and 30>50 barn. 44 acres ot paslure W11h spr~ng and pond Localed on Cheshore Twp r~cres 3 bedroom~ Sdwlt 11111blit:> nome Applian ces Ce ntral arr Unt~ttached 2 ra1 r.a ra pr on1.,. • l 11 yr~ old with 1 open~;>r WPII Avery attr rlC11VP "' 4 34 #582 bedroom ranch w1th spac1ous z Z lawn JUST LISTED - ENJOY THE PRIVAT Elot .tt1o o nllh" ~ SMALL ACREAGE - f!IICP reduced 57 de res rno "'LII less Has large barn 111 good condtl1on Some other RUT LAN 0 - Remodeled 7 rms equopped kotchen I~ le~~el lol and dtJ garage $27.500 LONG BOTTOM - ,. COMMERCIA OR RESIDENTIAL Th L os mne room two slory home fealures two balhs. d1mng ooom k1lchen with new cabinets, diShwasher, carpeton& llreplace, full ba!emenl, gas heal, block 3 car garage, vinyl ~din& level ~I woth hoghway lronlage on Upper Rt 7. #534 lake a look at lhos well mamta1ned home Immaculate tnSide and out Remodeled Sleet s1dmg 3 bedroom s. mce and cab1n ets m kitchen. large hvmg room. lorma! dmmf'. RUTLAND - Modular woth acreage Plenty ol garden space plus a 3 bedroom 24•58 modu~r lhat has 2 baths. lully equopped kotchen. loreplace, cenlr~ aor Appro< 56 acres $38.225 VI ~ ~ PRICE REDUCED• - Otm ng area . lrvmg room. large family room Garage Nat OAK HIll AREA - Counly Road 48 neao Sl R1 279 55 acres, more or ~s vacanl land, mce buoldong srtes $24.750 w 0 w w Call today' lOAN ASSUMPTION - GREAT TERMS' - Home pnced at $32.000 l oan balance approx $24 900 9 ,o' APR monlhly paymenl $261 orocludes ta>eS and 1murance Very n1c e wrth 2 bed roo ms ba th hv1n ~ room w1th lneplace k1t chen d1n1ng room tull home w1th1n mmut es ol town Modr1n k1t c h~;n ~ bed room s ll ii Sf'ment Unanached 2 ca r ga rage 4U 'd 0' metal bar n. ch1cken hou se 47 ,Jere s C1ly sc honl rl1dmt Crtll fo r an 2ppo1ntment 1oda,·1 separate 0 VI #580 446-6610 BACK ON THE MARKET Th~ 10 year old. one floor plan home has 3 bedrooms, bath and almost 2acres at ground on lhe country Call lodav Wanls $36,(XX) w ~ base Some good wldlole area Blacklop road fxlra home s1tes Ready lo sell Call naw1 CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. NEW LISTING- Owner ready to deal and has reduced the pnce on th~ older 2 slory home II needs some repaor blll there os a lot ol potenloal You can'l beat lh~ one Wanls $11 ,900. Woll entertaon a reas~Jnably offer :l n ADDISON-DAVIS LANE - I' ' slory loame home 30 ACRES MI L HARRISON TWP lealures 3 BRs. !'1' balhs. kitchen. LR fie modeled slory home offers 3 BRs balh, New 1nsulahon. wtnng, plumllng. wmdows and krtchen woth range, alum ~dong lurnace SKylights m bedrooms, patiO rlom ~ rnobole home hookup and 1100 lb sundeck carpel1ng KC School Doslrocl Call for an appomlmenl z Real Estate General 169 ACR£ S more or !ess - S• ( room rnodrler:l hOu'i' 2 1ar ge barns adequii\tl water SU rJply Ap!Jr w 30 acrt'S crop land !00 acres pa sture 3G ac res woods. tub.:~cco FOLLOW SR. R1 141 TO PLEASANT Hill SCHOOL ROAD -TURN RIGHT AND FOLLOW SIGNS 3 bedroom frame ranch situated on 1.3 acre lot liv ing room . kitchen. dining area, 2 baths. utility room. 2 car attached garage. Heat pump, central air, rural water. .NEW LISTING - Middleport Huge llvmg room, dtnmg room. 3 bedrooms and 1s newly remodeled Has a gas heal pump lor healmg and coolong Only $25 000 ol hvm r, space. 4 BRs, 2 baths krtchen wolh eye level "nge' coo~op. OW and dosp 18>18 fam~y room wolh Wiseman Real Estote-446-3643 Put Nutnber 1 to work foryouT; 992-2259 z II% fl NANCING AVAILABLE - 5 YR. OLD SPLIT LEVEL - features 4 oo 5 BRs, 3 baths. 30 hvong room 2 Iamoiy 1ooms 2 wb lore ~aces. large k1lchen anr1 d1n1ng area 2326 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. POMEROY, 0. ... MAKE THIS YOUR NEW ADDRESS - 2D5 Koneon BRs. 216 baths. l~rge ltvtng room w/ fireplace, d1n1ng room & 446-6610 E iS2: Or1 ve fh1s ranch style home off ers 3 bedrooms. lOxl O dmrng room. a1tchen large l1vm g room. laundry tw') ~lor age room s att.:Jched ~arage. carDt:IHlg and central a1r 1975 Starcraft travel trailer Self contamed wtth all ex tras $2800 Call 304 -882 den. super kotchen, boas Is new cabinets & counter lops, do· uble oven & buoiHn BBQ Slidongdoors off den onto covered patoo and recreation court. Hardwood floors (carpeted) & beautoful trom Buyers Pro1ec1oon Plan proVIded $95 000 304 -576-2119. #553 ...2:~ add<>n, LR. lvt, bait\ ooverm fronl porch, garage. 2 Otllbuldings_·cyclone fence $10,(XX) BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA RANCH Located on a chooce lot on Sprong Valley. this brick home has had excellent care & mamtenance Features include 3 large phone 304-675 -4619 over hall woods 0 o w 1981 Yamaha Virago, tize 750, good cond • extras . Camping Equipment 78 POMEROY - Abolll one acre. 2 bedrooms coal lurnace. lull baseme~~t $17,500 Housing Headquarters p "' th l\ nlny !:le 1us1! he one Convement!y located on Rt 35 W~>st llus hornr otters a largp l1vmg room . drnm g room 3 bed rooms. laundry room. ] 1, 'hl th<; eQUIIJIWfl k1tthPn c:arpPfrnP, centra! a1r and a 2car Rar a)'l' VI ,.... FO< lteip Co Losllnp Call· Cheryl Lemley 742-3171 ARE YOU l OOKING FOR A BRICK HOME? - Then FHA·VA SPECIAL - 3 bedrooms, maonlenance lOTS OF POTENTIAL - GREEN TOWNSHIP lree home 1'/elerans. no down payment) {fHA 180 acre larm localed on Nonhup area Two ~ory buyers. app.o< $1.250 down) located 1n Rodney frame older home w1lh seven rooms <lnrl bath Volla~e II county water 16x60 co ncrete s1lo corn cnb: equopmenl shed molkhouse and barn On paved road ~ KANAUGA AR£A - Smal ""bole horne woth Includes central a1r. deck. underpmn1nR Movr. 1t to ~·our loet!H'•n1 WE NEED LISTINGS on ll ar1es m /!. pond lull base ment. lam1ly room w1th woodburner hvmg room equ1ppeo kitchen dmmg room 11 baths. attached 2 car garaRe Lovely settmg WV 304 -422-6433 o• 304· 422 · 2367 new central heat, ~92-3325 "' 0 z .... AWAY FROM THE CITY MADNESS - 3 BR ~anch 0 z 12,250. 992-2381 o• 992· 2609 1980 Kawasaki I<Z1300, 6 cyl engine shaft drive, many exuas, very good con Call 614 -992-71 10 after 5 p m c c w z z 1977 Honda Goldw1ng Gl 1 000, full dreaaed. new ace . alt the edras, e•. cond . Correct Craft & Ski Su· preme, f•mily ski boats. New S. used, Parker sburg. 992-2042 lg level lol, 3 CALL HELEN. BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH w ~ 1979 Kawasaki 760 KZ Exc. con .• $1300 Call 614 - $3.000 . Call446-0615 Real Estate General Real Estate General 0 w C70 Honda Passport. like new. 6400 See John Ecker. after 5PM call 446·1 126 . 1977 Harley Davidson low rider . Call 446 - 7016 after 6t 4 · 992 · Just POMEROY - 7 rms 2 balhs. eqwpped kolchen, 2 porc hes Near shoppong Only $29 500 ... Real Estate General *2800 . Coli 6846. 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl . 3 spd • loaded with e)(tras SYRACUSE - One floor. 3 BR . 2 !evel ots Near schools Askmg $25.000 79 Ford small V -8, std. power steering, walk In fiberglass topper . A - 1 condl tton 614 - 882 - 2466 anyt1me z z Ca11614 -367 -7624 ofler 6. Call 614-266 -6472 . YOU'll FAlliN LOVE WITH lh1 s slvll l •l lwc ' lory w I!> Hatley Davidson Pan Head motor. wide glide front end 191ft ft . Criscraft inboard · oulboard & lrailer. t2 ,400. dnlled well For $39.900 1968 Ford LWB ptckup. Candy Apple red , Flonda truck , immaculate condi · tton , everythmg new. 6 cyl. standard Must see to appre cutte, ser~ous inquires only Please. 93,500 firm Celf 446 - 1641 , after 6 call 446 7076 for appointment ~ :l: z 1971 BSA good cond .• edended front end. $650 good condlllon . 446-2722, Judy DeW on. Real tor. 388-8155 J Mernll Carte<. Realtor . 379·1184 Becky lane. Assocoate. 446 0458 Calhy Pope. Assocoate . 379-2748 Margaret Bryant . Assocoa1e 145 9277 ...:z3: Z K080M coli af1or 6:00Pm. 5PM 1978 Ford Utility van , Heavy supension . dual rear tJJes . $3 ,500.00 Mon thru Fr1 KIWIIIki 1980 Harley D•vidson wide glide. Can be seen at Betz Honda. OPEN HOUSE "' w Vans & 4 W .O . 1981 Real Estate General Boats and Motors for Sale Real Estate General :l :t 304-876 ·5263 RUTLAND - One floor 4 rm lrame. bath. gas heat. coty waler, I~ yard. above llood $12,000 ;:: ....a 1976 Datsun 820 pickup $600 4 speed , current sticker, recently overhauled engine John D Gerlach , 75 Motorcycles The Sundoy Times-Sen Real Estate General NEW LISTING - 5 rm wolh bath, gas heat 2 bedrooms. bed, 13,996. Johns Aufo "'C)z :i; o• 74 Pleasant, W. Va. LOCATED AT FAIRFIELD CHURCH ROAD 1-(614 )-992-3325 z ~ ~ 992 -5623 1982 Chevy 5 -10. 4 ap . 4 w w ·w w M~GHEE Call 614 -949 - 1975 Red & Wh1te International Sem1. tractor trarlor &ltcellent condition Cali Phone Trucks for Sale 0 Z Call 446 -0552 Anylome Beth Null 245 -9507 $2400 2863 . 82600.00. 675 · 1848 676-6813 . 73 Toyota pickup, runs good, no rust. good t1res. topper, VIRGIL B. SR. 216 r . lnd Sl . 0 S ~ud· 388 -9906 . mi. gallon, long wheel base Motorcycles SUNDAY. MAY 27-2:00 to 4:00 FREE PARKING w &ro~er -Auctioneer 1960 International 4x4 sA ton . flatbed. with 40 ,000 lb. wen ch. $1,896. 1979 Ford F- 150 larlet good cond .. $3,195 1979 FordCourrier good cond., new tires new paint . $2,695. Call '614 - TEAFORD 1978 Mercury Cougar, eac. cond .. XR7 , PS, P8. AC, AM -FM 6t4-446 -2666 I. EMcellent lo calo on -No compelot oon clos e by 2. Large back -up neoghborhood 3. Successful mercha nts surround vou 4. Good clean up -to -date stoc k 5. All f1Mtures and equopmenl a1 e lo ke new 6. 5 yr . lese 1n effecl Present owner ha s pre ss mg demand s on ho s lome from other employment and desore s to sell thos monlh. If you wanl to be your own bos s or wan I a better 1ncome. here ·s a greal opporlunoty . Wisemar, Real Estote-446-3643 spd.. 4 cyl , AM -FM like new . John's Auto Sales on Bulaville Rd . INTEREST RATES ARE RISING - BUY NOW Wiseman Real Estate - 446-3643 74 Trucks for Sale Real Estate General 1976 Buck Skyla•k 304676-2714 o• 675-1677 HARDWARE STORE FOR SALE BROKERS CHOICE - BARGAIN ED HOME Thos 1slhe mosl home fo• the money on the markel today . Finest quality construct ton & matenal s Stt>ne and fr3me 2 story oncludes Jar 4 bedrooms. forma l donong. 2'h balhs. breakfast room wolh pleasant voew of the back lawn full basemen!. 2 fueplaces. fam1ly 1oom hardwood floors w1th npensrve w! w carpetmg. Trucks for Sale 304·676-6917 . Real Estate General Real Estat e General mile east of Chester, (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equ1pped with kitchen , living room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath : house also has basement. Lot size approM. 48'x308'. Needs work . BO Call 814-992-8624 72 1978 Dodge Colt 4 cyl .• 4 spd. 2 dr., low m1lage, e~~: . CHESTER: Ohio. A -1 cond . Call 446-2976 . IN Tine acres with a nicely conslntcted t:OI1CI8te block home 26xJO, 3 bedrooms, one bath, I2d5 livirc room and 24x24 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oil fumace with facilities f01 woodbumer. 12xl5 block s!Otl&l! building. 20130 block fill'aiJ. Right off Rt 248, country setting, off••· 304-676 · 7691 . 3187 Real Estate General (I) HOUSE 72 t 983 510 Long bad PU. 4 '79 Chevy lu'J. 4 speed , 28 FOR SALE •eso. 4454 9790 Drag on wvnd Ca tt e ry Kennel s AKC Ch o w pup p1e s CFA H1malayan Per Sia n a nd S1amese k11t e n s Call 614 446 3844 after 6 1975 Pontiac Astra . 4 CVL . uendard, good cond .. Call6t 4·388-9906. Oh~Point Real Estate General For sale or tr1de for a tru4k 4200 or 985 -4244 675 ·5361 Autos for Sail! 1968 Ambaaoodo•. V-8, P$ . 71 388 -9081 8230. livestock Call 614 ·256· Gravelv tractor wnh plow & lawnmower attachments. • or farm equipment, 1 977 VW R1b1Jit. many new parta, exc running. con, body f1lr. • t 896 will negotiate. Call 614-985-4464. Tr <ln sporIdI ion $2.200. 6472 2 .000 tb tobacco base . unttl the last of May Call 446 - Farm Equipment 66 S150 1427 Ouelity h1y for sele in field . S 1 60 P'" bole Coli 304- 1974 Cad (HEWSPAPDI.EN'T'ERPR.HIEA-'l'INJ 71 Hay & Grain McJy 20, 1984 dr., gold w1th white top, l:;:;=:;:=::;~===~r;=;:::=:;;====::l9777 or 446 - 3692 61 64 614-742 -2602 """' 6·00 p.m kiD& aod queero of spades. S0( 1TH . AKQR6 57 Ford Tractor 8 -N. Oiac . plow, side mower. 1mall tra1ler . post hole dtgger Call or one no-trump You believe that ooe spade rs lbe better opea.inc. However, UpDII looking to your lefL you ... Bob Hamm.ul (per· bapo tbe best pia~ ill tbe world) and yov decide to opeo ooe oo-trump lo make ot ~rd for Bob Your port· ner raJSeS you lo three no- NORTH female Hlma S75 304 -675 · Farm Equipment Tractor. modef B wtth cuhivator• Celll514 -266-6417 . A bridge fantasy 2197 Register~:~d 61 Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby begtnn~ng St~nley cooler. 430 lb tce L1mestont1 . Sand. Gravel Oehvered in Mason, Me1g .:o GaJha or p1ck up at A1chard s & Son Call 446 7785 BRIDGE Pets for Sale flkly 20, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. WILL BE YOUR PROUDEST POSSESSION! landscaped. Splendod whole brick bome e>hobots appro• 3100 sq II. of liVing area wrth 3 or 4 BRs. 3 balhs. 21MO lam1~ rooll\ domng room, beauliful carpel, k1lchen offers OW, d~posal, mocrowave and !rash . comll"ctor. mlercom, aor condlioner, 2 car garage, 10x20 utilily bwldon& deck and 20<40 Beaul~ully BUILDING LOT - LAND CONTRACT - 6 2 Aoes Rural waler avaolable The lerm s are selling proce $5,500 $2.000 down payment 11% APR , years nel))tlable #589 PRICE REDUCED oro lhos Me~gs County lot E>cellenl buoldingsote. Baums Addrt10n. Waler lap onctuded . Res ode~~loal only 40 ACRES LOCATE DAI VINTON - land IS wooded has mme1a1 r1ght~ creek run ~ t llrou~h !he nrol'lf'n¥ Tillable acreage r11 1 top No IPt <.. i· #>48 A HOME WITH CLASS' - Olcl!•r quahl1 1111111homo· 1 bedrooms k1tchen u1cludP ~ r::Jn ge halt liv1ng l ll(.l m With fireplace. tor mal d ining ull tl.lSt:nll'nl Gar<Jge H111 I' IP~ (II R .l: If' ~ \ I'll l• 1 'io 1, ,. I wrlh ):h JJ fam1h r room wmk ~lton nullldll' 'I 8 .1rll' \ l H~ ~ \\IJ'll, lr • lr t ,, ~ ~ ~r • 111 1 ,. ""·, 1\ .... .n1 n5S l Large lawn and garden aoea $36 :,00 •560 room~ <.nmr remodelnw already done New k1tchen. new !Mih lovely lireplace. but st1ll work to be done 1 acr e w1tt1 rurr~l water and OLD CHARM - Spactous RESIDENTIAl OR COMM ER CIAl 1,,. 1 • ,, ,,, , f ,.,.1th th1\ l J8 rlC if' ~ Uri " '' ,'1 111 .tlr1 111 lr •r1· n,1' {II' r1vrr 7 Df'(\roonr honlt' 1 .1~·1'•", 'Ill' lt{l {l ~ u · l · ru •11l~ !01 an mvrc,tnll'l1t I'IVI' 1: r " 111 tlu (11 11 •58! seploc syslem. Pnced al $19900 #551 ROOM TO ROAM and do as you plrast• w1lhIhiS 37am parcel. Older house, nol lovable Well Wh olr Oak Road Owner woll h~p woth part at fina ncmR VINTON VILLAGE - j ill· I' ~Ill ll j!llt' IIIH]It' 1'11111 krtchen hv 1ng room bt~lh : f"H111 111 , n•n' '>1.'1' lot Pnced lo sell al $16 500 n587 ® and '• - tl adem arks of Cf'n!U r\ ~ I llr>.JII -.1.111· I r•rpHrtit 11 rn l'nntt·illl' I ~ -\ Equal llr '11'1 ~~~ 1~~~~· •llultr(, G) EACH OI'I'ICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED A~UIIPERATED. C) liJ8.4 Ce:nLUry 21 'Real F..ttate Corporation a.!\ \JU:-Itflf' for I hi• I\ A F 11' , 1 r pond 176 ACRES - 30 acres woods Moneral nghls Possoble owre ronancong Near Raccoon Creek #576 YOUR CHOIC l ,j{ #536 �-· - , .... The Sunday Tim-sentinel May 20, 1984 W. Va. Real Estate General May 20, 1984 Real Eatete General L. "lud" McGHEE lroktr Cheryl Ltmlty, lltlp County AIIOCIIIt Phont 742·3171 I metal building and large older barn . House has 1440 sQ. ft. (3 bedrooms . 2 ba ths) with a full basement. porch and deck. Wiseman Real Estate-446-3643 Four Bedroom brick home with Chandler kitchen. custom drapes. plush carpet. attached 2 car garage, situated on 12 acres with stable, rail fences. swimming pool. garage-workshop. 81/, 0/o assumable mortgage. lmmedidate possession . Real Estate General --- For Sale By Owner Phone 446-8221 Canaday . PRI Cl REDU ClD 10 $67 SOD' OWNER TRAN SfERRED TO MICHICAN MU ST SE LL THI SMONTH ' Thr s attractive home localed on Debby Dme features 1700 SQ. ft. of lrvrng 5pac e 3 BRs. 2 battls . dm1ng room . livmg room. kitchen and famd~ room . New custom drapes . carpetmg. wood bulmn g stove. deck and centJat a1r PH. OFFICE 446-7699 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE . Open dally 9 to 6 :30, Sat. 9 to 4 Sun. 1 to 4 . US. At. eo' C:.oolvilte , Oh 614 -667 : (5) ........ . '"""' - 3386 . $;3.500 . Call 6!172 . Camping trailer. sleeps six, hP~S ref ., g&s stove. wsw tiies , awning . also complete Reese hitc h . swag bars and e.Jecric brake control. Real Estate General ~975 Starcraft told up camper. 81.500 .00. See at 207 4th St.. Mason. 'JTOry ~ 3? 900 \)(J 11 0,\ llOme. 3 bf'droom~. lull b.:l>ement. one ac re Jll u~hll:' land Rur al water ~ y stem . one bath l vrrvtnrnv rr goocl condrtlon Older ::.tyl ~ ANYTIME I I I I I I I I I I I I 446-4206 OVERLOOKING THE OHIO RIVER - SeHrng rn 2356 acres of woodland rs thrs secluded 4 bedroom l shaped ranch. Features a forrnal livrng room, dmrnR room. lamll-y room wrth wb hreplace and slrdrng doors leadrng to a deck Modern fully eQurpped krtchen . 3 lull ceramiC t1fe baths. A large rec. or famrly room down~a~rs w~h wb fireplace and slldrng doors leadrng to patiO. New furnace, and carpet. Workshop and 2 cat carport and storage area. An addrtional 44 acres can be purchased Owner wants to sell rrght away StordP,P bulidm g, ~a ra ge Buy tllr· '1()111•' lor only $79 .900 ('A) lormallrvrng ro om and dr nm~ room large fam rly 10om 2 car garage. Deck lrom krlcherr. Kyger Creek Schools · ENJOY THE PRIVACY of hvmg on your own 211 acre "sriread". 4 bedrms.. lg lrvrng rm. w/ w.b. fireplace. formal drnrng rm .. modern krtchen wrth breaklast bar. 13'x36' recreabon area w1lh 'liB fireplace rn basement lots of storage Auto garage door. Lower Rrve1 Rd $85.000.00. NEW LISTING - BHF AND GRAIN FARM One ol G<JIIrd Cu ur1tv ' lwre; t :71 lf!t" •1wr ·· gently rolhnP, 1,HH1 RO lill.:tl11f' ltLHIIJiY vn ] nghts rncludPd 60 ~ 10 twn r"{]Lit Ll rTlt ' nt .tlr"CI' 4 bfdroomo;; I hath.;; rPmoffi'l!:'d t;J rm hou'Y' rll •t'\', ollt:vello rodd '- all rmnN ill corn Crib\ gar<~ge. rn ~ood mndr tron Muct1 rnure detarl s C 1il roti JO A Mi l . QUAliTY HOM E & BARN fop qualrtv 9 room hou c,r• .v1!h I r()flm'> carpet ed 4 bed roo ms. h11th anr1 lull ba <;erlPnt Dh l' 1 r ,j! .'d l ll~t' Good barn approJC 3D' ~IJQ" pru -, chden ~OU'>~" o~Pt r· ' \: ' :.0' A.pprm l 0 ilcres t1lla blf' and 2[1!1 CIP\ pa r;turr l"'llll ',lli• ' l)lr!lC Bra L.tlluiiC.ot•on With · mrle tr oniJ..;e 011 IJiackl J~ S!.l l• rl r,·h w,ly ~198 REDUCED FOR QUICK SAll - $24 .900 11 ("ill [)(II ' \\' -JI~ trr lHifl ·lOI'< IllO,.,.., h 100m ~ l bedrooms, tull 1), 0 ' 111·"11! IIICI' I,H f'.l' trr·n· :J(JI("l N( · up kLIPIJ 'lr u' 111r·~e sfMde tr•'•" I:M j.,,,, l i(,r·l, vl rll ·J,Oril j rl · 1·r~ on #530 I •»,l(pd 0 11 MUL II PURPOS E PROPERTY 01'1' Rt I rwcn \, ,t!IJf~olr· Walk m coo lrr d1splay cabr •• APPROX. 2 113 ACRES w~hrn crty lrmrts. zo nes commeroal, along • St. Rt 7 Pnce reduced lo $25.000.00. • • l BEDRM. HOME - lor a beet Of a horse Farm oond lor waterrng anrmals or frshrng Prrced rn the SO's. Make us an offer • • BEAUTIFULL·SHAPED RANCH - i 111s home you would be proud to call ~orne A vel)' spacrous_and liveable homp ~calunng a formal entry. uvmg room wrth wb hre plactc. urmng room. large spac10us ''' "Y $6.000 liO #600 HOME - 2 ACRE S IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house w1th 3 ur oossrllle 4 bedrooms. ~rtchen wrth bwlt-m cabmrts s!Orm wrndows and door s large burldrng. approx 32'•60' located on State Hr gl1wa y Call lor vou r app:Jmtment now #364 VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner trnanc1ng, sundeck. rwa l water. septic system. electnc. Buy rt wrth C<liliPHlg tra1ler or Witho ut. concrete pad Great F1Sh1ng' Buy and move rrght rn #584 LOW DOWN PAYMENT. OWNER FINANCING Are you lookmg tor a ? bf.r1room home overlookm g the Ohro Rrve1 wrth !rttl e mamtenance Beg~nner home or retu ement home We havr 11 ST~TEL Y HOME - Srtbng on 656 acre of woodland and 1.6 acres m1 l can also be purchased Only 2 mrnutes from crty. features a for mal entry. hvrng room and formal dmmg room, modern kitchen, COLY lamrly room wb l11e~ace. 3 bedroom. 2 baths wilh tub and shower 2 car garage 8 :'"r lfllerest rate ass umable to qualthed buyer Shown by apporntment NEW LISTING - Owne1 wrll lake a mobrle home 1n on trade Modern 3 bedroom ranch. mce lam1ly room. 13x24 hvrng room. Modern eal-rn krlchen Crty sc hools. Poss1ble loan assu mpbon Prrce!l ooly $33.900 00 · want1ng to live in a mce nerghborhood and close to servrces and you can buy rt today for $42 500 00 2-STORY "fEDERAL"" BRICK HOME appro> 2 mrl es fro m crty limits 3 bedrms. formal drnrng rm .. 2 wb. lrreplaces wrth "Honey Bee"" ovens. L& lamrly or TV rni. otuated on approx 1acre of land buy , or rent!' A FINE DUTCH COLONIAL HOME srtuated '"Gallipolis across from new court house. 2·3 bedrm&. lor mal d1mng rm, 21ull baths, part l1nrshed bas~ment. 1 w b fireplace, parkrng & ~a rage m rear. Pnced 1n 80s More ,or less K·1ger Cree~ drstrrcl 12x65 Shull mob1le home. 3 bedrooms, 2 exira mob1le home hookup. Prrced rn the 20s Owner wrll renr moille home hook ups lor $50 00 per month SITUATED NEAR RADIO STATION - 3 Bedrm home, lamrl) rm attached garage, approx 2 acrec;, very pnvate, however, less than Prrced m 50's. COMMERCIAL BUILDING ALONG 2ND AVENUE - 7.500 >quare feel 1n bu1ldrng. •lualed on a lol wrth 22.500 SQ. feet. Plenty of parktng area. lARGE STRUCTURE ALONG 4th AVE . wrthrn •ght ol Wasl n1on School, whrch can be utrllled lor ~n gle larnrly or 3 apart men~ Price $30,000 LOCATED ONLY I BLOCK from school and ~tuated along a tree lined street Thrs 2·story home is presently arranged lor 7 apartments, however. can be converted back to ongle famrly residence. Nrce lot Priced rn the mrd 50'& 2.'II ACRES ·- More or less County almospl1ere. only 4 miles from town. Modern home. 3 bedrooms. 1'?baths, 2 wb lrreplaces, lrvrng room. family room. newly decorted krtchen. Garage. 16x46 barn wrth large loft ~ail s lor ho11eo; "' canle. Crty sc hools. PRICE REDUCED on this 2 ~ory Federal brick home located along Vrne St, Gallipolis. 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, cent air. formal dinrng room, library. family rm .. decks and many more amenities. Call today for an appointment CITY PROPERTY - 2 ~ory. 3lrdrooms, large lol. Excellent starter or retrrement home. 3r-d Ave Puced rn the 20's REMODELED 2-BEDRM. HOME along 4th Ave. Aoompacl home .. th many new features. Ideal beg;nner or rebremenl home Only $21,500.00. HOME. BUSINESS AND EXTRA BUILDING LOT or garden space All lor under $20,000. Busrn e~' was used as gas statron and horn, 11 ACRES, approx 1 mrle from aty limrts, crty water. tronts on Nerghborhood Rd. Buv now for $20,000.00 151 ACRE FARM with ntce house and eQUipment shed. $86,000.00. STATE RT. 218- 3 bedroom home. 2 baths, kitchen. formal hvrng room. drn1ng room. 1.920 SQ H carport. oovered pat1o. carpet and shd1ng doors oH patKl. Stora~e bUIIdrn~ 15 acres more or less City schools ADDISON: Near P.O. 3 bedroom house and 31ots I lot wrth mobile home hookup. l~ metal bldg wrlh two car garage Fenced yard. $29,000. LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOME IN CITY - Frr~ Avenue 2 ACRES M/ l located on Sr Rt 35 Good bUilding srte Has a mobile home hookup. Well walet. also a water lap and a s1orage bulldint Crty schools. APPROX. 2 ACRES Of lAND wrthin the city. has beautrlul 3 bedrm. bnck home. Prcturesque vrew of the Ohro Valley 3 w.b fireplaces and outdoor fireplace · gnll. Stepdown lrvmg rm decorated w1th .so".d cherry paneling and trim. Pegged oak floors: . library wrth adrommg solanum. 2'h baths Private office off master bedrm Call Ken Morgan for additional informatron STEP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We have 3 two bedroom apts. for renl Pnce starts from $175 per month. Adults only, no pet& 8 ACRES W1thrn I 0 m111ule d11ve lo downtown Gal~polr s Crty School Sys lem Has hookup lor moille home Calha Rural Water. electr~ c and septrc lank. Nrghl hghl on pole. 200ft frontage on Graham School Rd fr mber B urldrn ~ srtes. Call now. #477 NEW LISTING: Imagine ottmg on your tront patio and watching the beautiful Ohio ftow past 4 bedroom home w~h 2 baths, nestled rn trees and waiting for your family. 2 wb ftreplaces, one located in the comfortable sold pme paneled den' Wrthrn \\ mile from city limit& Approx. 3,000 SQ . It 2 car garage.... Priced in 90s. IN CITY, REDUCED TO $24.000.00 3 bedrooms. ~orm doors and Windows. 6 room ranch style wrlh no #590 NEW AD DAILY We're Out To Sell The Earth! i m1le from crty lrmrls J!Jso, a beautiful rn -ground swrmmrng pool • Cozy 3 bedroom POIIEIIOY - Contemporary roUIIrl more or less. Price reduced Owner financing. .Jne. Priced in the 50s. flEW USTING - A-frame home si1tin8 on 113 ;ocres of partial wood~nd. Modem 3 bedroom, 1y, bllh, iftchen, living room. EJ1dosed porch and I+ basement. Priced only $28,500.00. I I I I scotchguard-water extrac: tion. deodorizers. FREE estiReasonable rates. Gene Smith, 992-6309 . mates . RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola. Ouazar, and house calls. Call 304 -676 - 2398 or 614 -446·2454. tCUNBOEI 50ME vinyl siding. roofing, room addition, storm windows stone. Call 614-367- 0409 or 614-367-7244 . IFLOAWLj KII Print 8/ISWer hem: Yesterday's I Fetty Tree Trimming, stump Call 1331 . WHO FUNNY ARE REAL.L.Y H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding. roofing. room addition, storm windows. stone. Call 6,4-367-0409 or 614 ·367-7244 . removal. ""'JI-'1 .. THINK THEY'RE VE~ JU5TTHI5. tho--· r X X I I I I I XJ gested by (--.Monday) Jumbles BU ll T MANGY JOVIAL TRYING Answer Could lhis be why he wa s a jailbird? - Real Estate General I APARTMENTS FOR RENT I ' I 1 I• . ' ... . ' I o :. I ' • : • $75,1XXJ . I I I I I --land -~ - 00."1 .... 7UACil FARI Th" • one Ihat wol cotch your..,..&;Jw '""" wt11r along the """'- exrJ<re the coves, nl JJSt lllll1f the """""' in lhrs !arm. rhefe are 6 acres ma~ land. 15 IC. Pl5lft and 52 acres m wrxdaod. 1339 II. tdlacco base, ill rnner2 111dt.<Jed. There • 3bednmr mme TlllllQIG Of IUfl0tTIG7 10()' w. have rust- a bncl ranch tbat•llrmpeccable C&ll'dbon ~ ltdudes 3 8Rs. spaaous eat1n kitchen, 1V:blth>. limg room nllarnily room. Over-sued 2 "' iilage lnlemf IS tnmmed lf'l oak Hl:l15f IS ttery wellrm.tlaiOO keepiOfl bls tJ a minimum ·CIA and gas helrt locate:! idea~~ m a QUiet ll8Jiblxwt1aad dose Ill .,ertU>,n~ Landscaped Oi .____._,__;,._.;..__ _ __J I • , • •• • : BI-IDELIN 111100DS Mcwe m bebe spmg f i j wlldl it ta:s1:1n bl!be ,aur ¥!I'Y "'~"' l)f~ 4 yn '*'· kaf111 all Gelqe's Crai flal on 4 1Cfl!S-yllll .haw! ~ lll'aJ! n1 QUi<llb litdwJl With drlllg .... - Mll nilnt. flrMy ..... 3 -ltld I~ baths. 11uyeo> , _ f t . l - 1111me lDI,.&IISIIr lull ,.... solo. -loin ............. 0o1ar ~ n er~ ~ ,....., ..,.... ~ ~- - · · ~........ 1£11 liSniiG WllH IMI Wl£11 Jictur! 11livill! ruom n1 one in lbo. Beautito fRPooo and lranhruod loors ontwu the beauty allhrs housl!. tndudoslllllt.l bllh. ..,....., fritl::lrsl. partiot blseml!1t, nl . . - 2 "' « Wllllollop. la'V! lawn with • • rrC and -..,._ folin& K '"' ·Ji.Mge *' '*""' • SHEET METAL WORK We mak e custom du ct work . We Repa lf Fur · nace s and Heat Pumps . GALLI A REFRIGERATION CO . 614-446-4066 JIMS WA TER SERVICE Ca ll Jrm Lanier . 304 -675 - 7397 ·--- Upholstery RUSS AND MAX ELLIOTT CO . lennox Healrng & Arr C o n~r · tromng All Types InsulatiOn [ lect!lca l Wrrrng TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHO P 1163 Sec Ave . Gallipolis . 614 -446 -7833 o r 614 -446 1833 or 11----------....J~--------- SOLUTION Dotson 's Tree Servtce . Insured - Free EstimE~te 304· 576-2897 SUNDAY PUZZLER 6 9 Frock 70 Shall ow vessels 7 1 Bak er' s prorlucl 72 Drunkard 7<1 Book ol maps 76 Mak e lace 77 Empty 78 LatYra n for dryrng 26 Adhes r... e su bslan cc 28 Charge I he 86 Gaseous element 32 Near 33 Prml er's ONLY AT 35 Foollrkc WISEMAN REAL ESTATE llooo ........... ... _....... !lui-'"""'- 1.---------------'' OIEilfAIIIID-Wiwtd!twU!ywfindoneocre~the edit fl. l!lwn Mt'll 2 still horse bam. ndrng nng, and ahomt __ --.... _ _ _ ~-..t....! u... ..... has 3-4 BRs, II .. •• - -· ·~ ~~ .,~.,. ~ 14>28 lR. f. lichen oilh lmllfast nool<. shony h.rowood llooB, beoms, n1 a part111 basement W1111 ""' room Elll:l!l!nllirdQiilll will quaity sluubs. n.., and ~ants Buven 1 ft.1 prorrided. Cal ""-'' tJSnlli Off QUAU1Y OlOU ftolll OPfOSI1t CAIIM 11 110 GtAIIDl - Now 2 ~ wei fiistwd , _ 3 llednloms, IIIRt family ond oo•g"""" 2 II pcrdtiJs. fiR pon:ll. :btd """' "'""' !JOlly used as IDJSi1l wilh 1 car 111'111' alllched Fru~ Res. large podln .... = o n S.R 325 lor bukllog addilloM ...__ u ~· -.. ~ u . 0 CMIIIIS IIMtl6 OUT Of lUll - llty Schods. ThiS • • nice 3 brid< and ~- home Just 2 lilies west ol Don.lndudesow.,.andlllllYir'IJiace. t~llla!emOIIMih family RIO"' 11111111 air. nl """" Cal to see t!Mrl<' tallj. $4S.(Ol. part I HAVE TlU[D ...to wnte an add on this oome that wrtr oO n rustrre but~ can't seem to Well burl. roomy 3 BR br-levej rn <~n r ·w~llentlocahoo 36 Prmcrpal 37 The sel! oo Netgtltr:utlood Roa:f It ha s 2 batns. 38 Pekoe or he r bal l ·">haped lamtly room garage, gas heat And rt rs modestly pnced a1 $45.000 Call for an appt Voo 'll !rke w h.:~t you see 40 Blouse CEDAR SIDING ON THIS HO.E MAKES IT ONE OF TH£ MOST ATTRACTIVE HOMES ON THE STRE£T - f ~" l"ge lol allo,. s-;ou to enjOy gan:len•ng and pro111des pnva cv Wll deroraled rn1enor, lurntshed krtchefl , 3 BR5 and 2 ca1 p,arage IT\il~t' ltus home a ~ tliy at $47.500 Wra paround deck. carpt;ed pahcl, perenntal flowers and ew!IIEJ1t oogttlxlrhoor1 City schOOs n.. ........ ,"""' II tilt WOIIY lllL H~-with one of IMIIt!DII I b •"Y it CJ!Klly, alit to )'OUI ...UIIr:titaL lo . _ . or delays. Clll us tor more illlll. 'lllo'l-- to rt I I I I I ·: • , ~. I - -·-~, 1 .. --~- :.: \tf ·''"L 1 FlOOR DUPlEX IN TOWN - LNe tn 0111' Side and renl the oltlet looh SKie 'PI'"" !llO "' ~ W>lh 2 bedroom' b.Jih. CArpeted, nat gas. cent arr aod lar~ yard 8oth s!d~ rented $3l.::w OAK GfiO\I£ SUBDIVISION - Lovoy "'ltln' <H rhar Dock ranch voo've ~wavs dreamed of Coon!)' water avatla ll'e One Ill~ from RIO Grande 2 3 acre lots Prrres liMY BUYERS PIANmrnd AlONE ... """' "'"" but rt ~ft PROTECTION certatnly ~~ 'fOUr at ease whffi lell vr:utnts know lhP m;t )0011 pay, ~ somethrng ~ kapu.,. ' $100 durrng yoor firn: year rn rt located 1ust oH 160 there's 3 BRs (? huJ!e ones), ntee hvrng room, large eal-m krtchen, 2 U! ~arage iifid partial b.Jsemenl On~ $37.900 MOD! liN KITCHIN AND BATH - Two ollhe rro;l rmr>C<tanl features of your home are o1 the beslrn 1hJS remodeled 3 BR older tome IJsted at $34.500 City scroos. near snoo~ng area, lawn !of shade, 11owen. 2<trden area Calif> to showyoo th1s ">:IV to mll'ole rn home ~OilY 0 D £ 2 •• l ER HOII W>ih m<>lern ~alure> rusl oH Ne1glll>lrlmd Road. 4 m1le tram aty Ha• aiiOOSt 4 acres 1o1 n "'.niU "·estoc' --· prUI::'I, ·- Ma~~.e •. an ofter on ttus one RtO GRAJIDE HOME klc.lted "~ oft tamM Quality bull. fllOd state of repor Alum s«<rnt new roof 1n 1980 Convenont cabinets and ~"''~~' space ~ krtchen Burlhn IJlolwes mce carpet ~lrntemr m 1100d rond1bon lei us show ""' ttus speoal l1s!Jlg I I 11 I 1 I 1I I I I I I1 I I 1 I il.. _________________________________..I "1-- - -- -- -- ------ ..--.-- .. -.....--- -· na l,..,.e 79 Tounng 82 Recollect 84 Is d efeat ed 85 Wrthered acco unt o l IN GALLIA COUNTY WISEMAN IS A HOUSE$qtol woRD 42 Underworld god 43 Shut up 44 Smooth 45 Crony · co lloq 4 r Rents 49 Stn p of 88 Spanish leal her 50 Pre 1r:. before 5 I Unlrdy cun d!II Oil S 54 Slnke ~J Musteal org an1Zal •on 56 Co up ler! 59 Nat .... e me ta l 60 Marry 52 L1on 's mare 64 Pr~ m ary parnter 89 Clan 90 Slogan 92 Kenreelrum 94 Prr ale s aa Buller substr t ute coll oq 99 Htke 100 Male turk ey 102 Uncanny 103 Decay 10<1 Unusual 105 Dock 106 Covered rnsrd e of lOB Yellow ocher 109 LrYe 110 prefr x 67 Cover Compa ss poml 1 11 Measur e o l werghl pi 129 Equa l 131 Pan ot sk e leton 132 Mou nl arn pass lurnrture 1 16 Po!rceman slilng 117 Wr pes ou! 119 Sri lo r por1r a•I 120 Sc o1t ost1 caps f~ 22 Frrst publrf 12~ '1 1 More 29 Ep rsl lf> A n t lf·u·r' anr .PnT 133 Weowes 135 Be f ore 36 P•n odll,· '''> H. •b• 138 Young boy 139 Flower lavor o! 141 Deposrl 14 2 Amerrcan 140 In abbr 143 Bone 144 Accom pli shed 145 Goddess ot 14 7 Par1 ot shoe 149 Brrm 150 W arm 152 Canorwed person 154 Pr oofread er s milrk 156 OccurrencP '' 1 lerrr chur cl' 4 0 Krtlf'rl 4 1 H1gh E' (Pl•l ~ \,PC) '•(, Aul rorn, TIII!I 37 Wrt rwu t r•n,J 39Part ot 4/ Solitary (., • N ell~ ~ (., Q ( .ont ww r '> 1;1 1 P +'rlrlHIU : q ' v the rnono :y. 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W!1h u n w ;}rrant !>eUiemenr .1bly 57 (... h O!CP P<lrl t;1f 58 1~·~ Sur~!\ 1 Group or ood program s ~- " · r •mp!l y tu rn , t ;JQ r:nnsrwa e tgh t 2 SubJect ol 6 1 Playlhmg 63 Appr03C h diSCOurse 3 Bnck-car ry- 130 Ari!ST s 64 Wad 1n g bu d 68 Art •sl 131 S1o ruqc mg devrce 4 Teut onrc de•ty 5 Corded cl o lh 6 Assault 7 Retreat s B Poem 9 A con t1nen t ab br 10 Goal 11 Pari ot ear pi 12 Egypl •ar , sacred bu ll 13 Hole 111 Hall arr em 15 The Onen t 16 Pan otrcg 17 Pa re 126 Sally 18 E)( ISIS 128 Insec t egg 19 Pla1torm 1'1dl ID~ ' •0 Cu <.h " "'" appea r. MaJOf!ly 'I() 1hrCJd 21 P,1llo r I.J ;' W , tr IJ Od ances 12<1 Sh1p channel 20 SurgrC,JI abbr 3 I R I\'Cf o::,id' lt! 112 Income 11 4 Artrc le o1 color pi 65 Ctlrn ese drslance meqsure 66 Negalr"e . Coli 446 - BS T5 or 44 6 -0445 r' J .A .A.Construction Co Ru tland . Oh ,614 · 742 -29 03. Basements. Footers. Con crete work , Backhoe's, D o.un & Drtch er , Dum p trucks. & water ·gas · sewer electricallin es . monkey .:1 :I1 ~I CALL OR t.~.... t:.:tmt ·1 ~ w~~t.w. Assoc. z4s-sm ~.446-36 4 3 EVE. U:C."l":-..-~i~Jtl~ ·• Jam es Boys Water Seryice . A lso po ol s f11\ ed . Call 614 256-114, or 614 · 446 1175or6 1 4 · 446 -7911 . Dozer Work free estimate Call anytime . 446· 8038 34 Capuchtn ..... a .. adusiw w bono._, .. tJke ',I 446 -2642 F=r ee Estimates h auled owner . measure 1llo ltll tlilluoo- lo ' - ' - ,.,. .,. buyif1 or lllllilll 1 . _ is tar ..U.iR& NiP to bruk : , 1 someth i ng septiC tank!li . landsca pi ng Call anytime 614·446 · 45 37. James l. Davison , Jr 30 Fut•le Aslona$59.900 --- 2 STORY HOME ON EXTRA lARGE LOT _ 3 BEDROOMS LG • LIVING RM , EAT-IN KITCHEN, GOOD BARN. CHICKEN HOUSE AND SPACE FOR A GARDEN. GOOD BUY AT $35.000 N ee d away or so m e thmg moved ? We' ll do it. Call 614 ·2 56 6251 ilftor 5 :30 Good -1 E)(C8\Iotrng . base · ments. footers . driveways . opm10n JO;'i!i!;;;;i~l · ......- . . . . . . i Aluminum utility Excavating 2 4 Hurry 25 Spread ......................... , _ n yw IJ1joy .., al ~ ~ o l - t llreams,""""" alqe aMI' and just jWl eltDw room. then 1001 want t1 1!0 !lis. lnriJdl!s 12>64 mobile home woth wood """' 83 auto m o br le 23 EJ(pres s an !i~~ ~~t~ ... __ e~~ -- General Hauling JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG R1 1. Box 355 . Gnlli polis . Call 614 -367 -0576 21 Task 22 Slyte o l BRO«ER'S 110. I CHOICE - llec;;wse a1 II"< quotr1y ~dron, exCE!Imt nl (111111 ....... 1*'110 tills oMo~ receves a !j fDll l'ofll the bniltJ. 3 bedroom bncl< 1~ baths. 2 1:.- ""' kltrml. firelllace nl al;qe IDOfllot. TTet is . . "' . . carpr!, ""' uWy 1110111 n! bg - -L£ - Plumbing & Heating Jac~et Me. 10 ACRES - siding Howme1 Patio Covers Howme1 screen rooms Mobile home awn i ngs buildings 69 1 Miller Dnve 87 16 European 1968 TOPPER MOBILE HOME - FULLY CARPETED EXCEPT BATH. KITCHEN HAS RANGE AND REF RIG . CEN .. AIR COND . NATURAL GAS HEAT 1 ACRE LEVEL LOT. KYGER CREEK AREA $20.000 , Spilman Shrubbery Center has Hemlock for hedges or 11 Pall ot fir.... *""'- ing , simulated brick and stucco, thermo replacem ent windows . 304 . 675-1560 I Addrtton al nyw "'"' part ~metarmn& - •.. - . , ~~s~q """" .:_:I_.1 ,...., Baseme n t Remodeling. siding , rnter~or and e,.;terior. te,.;tured coat · 6 Gol up WE FOUID PQADtSE · · - · - Rllllt TO DtiMIIG ......... _, 'RMII c:."1 N yell crazr W. con !1M r- ,._,.. and alow olh!n 11 !lis 4-5 BR 11 town. Fealures 2~ baths.!Nq . _ 11nnt , _ oMit! room and plus l2J21 w..._ _screenedlamiy r. IXId1 w 11ryers l"rolledion Piln. r.Dha-s of baii!Uyers wil U..the- dme to the ba1fietis and sdi:JI:G Asiin& $49,500. Rogers Waterproofing . ACROSS 400 '"" o1 paved '""' ~nmt~e and m """' ,...... na1 lrontlge. One rro~ oft Rl 7 Many Ms4' . S4t.500. f'Jl~ windows Storm windows & doors Aluminum & vinvl 614 -237 -0488 , 9 a .m . to 5 tl!droom tn-level wrth over 1350 sq H Include<; ftrepl<tet' m 1rv rm . woodbumer rn laree lamrly room drnmg room, eqwpped kitchen. 211'1 baths. central arr 2 car J(arage <md ', , ac r;vd Assumable mtg ""'an -lilt..,.... and Nu ·Pnme replacement & Service Sharp en Sc1ssors . Fabne Shop, Pomeroy 614 -992 -2284 B5 r Bill'S The"'""' CAN YOU GET... ~~ ITS GOT MRYTHING- AI an 11ffordalje pr1ce I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Attraclrvt J I I I 1. .ED!All IOSSlSS!Otl tl you ift lookftg b sp~ee nt t:ffli!Cl then caD us to see th ~S rttrllldolsl 2 bedrlllllll home ,.. 100 Gr.ode. I acre yeard ..., Ids <' nJOm ariUlol you. hz; basemell r.rge ~ pan&aj, taqJets 3U! new and large kitchen Glllipjs City Sdllols $29,900. . hppng .. any Sf(p Milt ,.,. . . . . and cal us. Retre.t deluxe allrn II lhrs ltld muctr lllllll!: custom tru• bncl< "'""' WCh HW ttoms. beaollll.rl Mig room """ ce6n& 001'1 and large dedi wertootong ~ m1 of Racam Credl ani bollom """ COMI'I.ET£LY eQoppm •olllwotane shop, 11f111 shed, ammal and hay bam (tjodr n1 t-v bmllor cnnsmrlonf and 81 acres of f!lOO I"'" land G<tJen ~ 111 ,.;.; I· I VACMT LMD Vlll'l Ct.IISE TO TUW1I prden ..... $16,500 - BASEMENT WATER · PROOFING . Unconditional lifetime guarantee . Loca l references furnished. Free estimate1. Call collect , · Phone 4 ·446 -3888 614A4661 -4477 2 tradl oiiDJ on Mrl Creell fl acres and 6 acres}. Close to - · Good building sites. Won't last loog Call "" -~- 12 ACitES Ill Of LAIID 11dud11g llllldem 511R fllmt.lafV! bam, part-time lam111g QPemrl. f1l< rommeraal use. Wil 0!11 11 ,. part dr!peodllg on 111y<r needs. ILl on Rl 160. I miewestof ~ lmpibi.CM us lor ?" Sales CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pin e Gallipolis, 0 hio '*' -IE Ita. - LDl At.. - llwnm ranslerrOO out ol torrn. This IS an ltt.::IM 2 bedroom 12x60 moble home wrth a- . """""' pall! nl ~'Ill' ftat ''"' with SEWING Machine reparrs, service. Authorized Singer 82 HILl Vl£11 HOllE rust ull tl8 11 cny school!; 3 BR>. bath. 12'124' blseml!ll""" pcrclllerrilfl of twse, 14'xl6' pafxl. """"' lllMiin& Ovei I 5 A land Pnced toell. l.et us stow you !lis cU1 well 1u!r 4 'fJ 1m£ Pnced at $36.IXXI . Specialiats, framing , roo f· ing. siding , concrete, remo deling. painting, etc Fr ee estimate. 304-468 -1566. 9187. WE NEED LISTINGS BADLY """'-" ~ ~""" l,tm IJ.IDbaa:o""" Th"" aoes II II on ~~ Vlley IJnv<. Cnrorn City l'lml af 4066 . ,l'~ !_MPROVE!.fENTS foot . Alan Peaslee, West Columbia . W .Va . 304 · 773 - IN REAL EST ATE SALES IN GALLIA CO. iliREf IN Otl£ UmiG L 6 I1Dfl home wlltl1 car-· llltre new. 2 :abo40 f)lD on~ 3 'If. '*1. "O!li!nt aJnllotion l 2 oc.m/1 IMI fDI 11 Pasquale Electnc Co. all phases of electric work , all work guarante e d . Aenal truck rental. 614 · 446 · specimen trees. 3 1i2 h . and up starting at $3 .60 . per " AOBIN '' 304 -'S75· Business St"rvi<·es Electrical & Refrigeration Absten Home Improvement p .m . Now am~nge the ctrdecl letters 10 form the surpMe an'""". as sug- Wiseman Real Estate Agency rf'O'e r~lonnallon II NEW LISTING: 15 acres of land near Holler Hosprtal. Spnnglreld • Twp. Topo: level to roi1n~ Beautiful vrew. Developers weloome. • ""'c,:-0· An acre of woodland REOU ._ HOSPITABLE' A R£AL FRONT PORCH, OPEN STAIRWAY. SPACIOUS FORMAL LIVING AND DINING ROOM. DEN. EAT-IN KITCHEN, 3 BEDROOMS. l 1h BAT~S. PLUS AGARAGE APT WITH 3 BEDROOMS, RECREATION RM SECOND AVE ~q.900 INVEST PROPERTY - LIVe'" one srde of lhrs double and renl the • other l ocated on Gallra St . Gallrpolrs Buy rl all lor on~ $23 ,000.00 • 8.6 ACRES - grocery • ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• •• •• •• ••• COMMERCIAL BUILDING rn Vmton. has 2 apts wrth potential lor • rentrng 3 units Pnce reduced to $30.00000 • THIS HOME NEEDS A UTILE ""T.L.c:·. however, the local10n rs so good w1ll oHset any expe ndrlures A perle<:! home lor someone 6.91 ACRES VACANT AND OFF RT. 31 Rollrng land - Besde old US Hrghway 35 In an area that ode· veloprng last Rl 35. short diStance west of Galhoohs Getrl now #544 Reduced to $24,000.00 reduced to $42,000.00. seiVices Only $30.000.00 Very well landscaped Pr<ed at $67.500 Excellent local~n Kyge . C1eek Sc hool Drstrrct Shown by appl #260 upkeep v1nyl s1drng. nat. gas furnace. N1ce modern k1trn en Pnce woodburner. lrnced yard and m-ground SW1mmmg pool. Pnce • used lor 3 or 4 bedrm s and w1thm wal km~ d1s1rmce from most aU ~601 lttnd Bwlt1n cabmets. ~as r:Jn~t' rw ill wfltl'r W<;!Pm tuf'l ol lorcer1 illl furnarr All ol thro; lor up. Call 614·388_- 9662 3802 J I KJ 84 sales and service . 304 -895 · ItO COIIII!S mATES - 8eaoiiN bui~ng k>1s trorn 2 111 5 """ each - near C1JIIege • good aroal6,800 ID Stl.tm Land lays very fllOd Ws " pnvacy Courly water available. II Ranch style, lg carport. adapted lor • A HANDY, DANDY LOCATION along Gartreld Ave Home can be lamdy room wrtll patro doors 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths. a complete ar::! modern kitchen lh1s ts a very econom1cal home to hve 1n l arge garage w1lh lots of storage space and efectnc door opener ran R{' and rPifll'f'r~lnr rurr1l W.ih '' wcJpm Nrn~ storage bu•ldmg All mrnPral nr•hl' r•o Mu \ 1 N' 'Ill' . .:;pt UJJ '· .me ol • OONT OVERLOOK THIS BARGAIN rn Eureka" 2 bedrm homewrlh 2 balhs and ~Is of room for expans1on l ocated'"'' off Rt 7 near dam Price $22,000 00 · J ll\llt ~ P nrw il1U( It•!ll krlr llf'll WJl/1 bwlt tn cabtnl'15. gas i!ppr ox tree esti- GENE 'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLE .AN I I 3 Bed rm. home along Chestnut Sl. Lot wrth • servrce alley m rear 2 car garage, wrth nrce garden area. Puce • I' · ACR£S- 14x70 PATR IOT HOME rtlnd 3 1..•dr oo m1 bi!lh. \lorm doors and wtn(kJws N1cr. lnJrnp \ f'ttmp on I () ~arcum Roofing & SpoutIng. Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up root . PAINTING - interior and exterior, plumbing. roofing. some remodeling . 20 yrs. I EMICH H & S Home Improvements I • $38.500 00 #580 '• ACRE . 1969 MARRIOTT HOME Snt-'1-'nPd 1n tront por ch 2 baths ? brdrooms 1?' ~6{)' mobrle II • NEW LISTING : Assumable loan - gr,o, Int. Rate. approx. $9.000.00 down Monthly payment $49106 rncludrng taxes & Ins. Modern bnck home nestled rn 3 acres Lots of pnvacy and seclu"on 3 bedrooms. balh. complete krlchen and lar~e eabng area Lar~e livrng room w/w.b hreplace Huge laundry room. Room nnbdr' tnnrt• , - rJt•t ·mP r10w $660 per mcn n1 LP~tln bt' 6 room t1 r rr~ lrornl-' pl r1·. 'r1rn·rh tor bu \tnC'>s - wha · t•·vl'r vuu havr• rn mrnrl ~ilJ W~'r, l ~1p 111<!11 ~rocrry storr r.ur~· · ou t. PI( I ors ot LN'\ Pr1nnt• tor il PPilr fltn ,... nl tn ,Pf' L1vP m wrt - bu· wlf'~\ 111 ulht>l p.:ut Renl mobtll' 1101 1 1 1-'~ Gredl opporlu nrly. Arl U'.<ibll-' SECLUDED SffiiNG - PERFECT FOR TRAIL RIDES. LOVELY ~ BEDROOM, 2 BATH RANCH HOMl. SPACIOUS KITCHEN HAS SNACK BAR. RANGE, DISHWASHER FORMAL DINING AREA. FRONT AND REAR PATIO PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING EXCELLENT BUY AT $65.000 . • • • • r~··t '> tiHI"'• ' r•·rlt ,! ' •• •••• •• • • 11{1 <\ 11605 STE~MER . Water removal. Home Improvements 81 Water wells commercial and domeldic , test holes, pump ,----------------------I OWNER WANTS TO SELL NOW' If you're lookrng for a n~e home. below market value See thrs one today Bi·level. 4 bedrooms. I IMI!1 plu\ \ hO wPI m lld Pnll-'fll Rurdl water , \ IPn ;Jara t ~t:' All rn P,OOII n nnrtron 6 ;J(''P"i M' l Lot·, 111 .pdce You ( 'H1 llll'l thr\ llrrrrrr• drrJ ,1( 11'\ lor only - Commercial and residential, free eatimatea. Call 814-266- 1182. Real Estate General • bl-'(11110!11~ 614 -256 - $1500 . 304-675 -4550 . ee 1' , STORY HOM£ PLUS 1 ACRE M 01 l - 7 1oons. 1'··· GET vour carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN turnrture cle•ning. .., ...... AmoldandB«<l.N Unscramble these tour ..Jumbtn, one letter to each square, to form Cell614-388-9867. Terry . camper 21 ft . sleeps 6~ a1r cond.. very nice v4udney Canaday CReaQto/ll 25 ~ocust gtheet, QoQQipoQU'. C0h io ~ ~ ~~· lour orefinary woros 4660 The Sundoy Times-Sentinei- Page-D-7 'i}jfi}~ID'il ~THATIICR 0 1181EDWORDGAIIE Home Improvements STUCCO and PLASTE A lNG meteo . 304-6'76 -2296. showrn~ • • 1' , STORY HOME PLUS 6', ACRES. M 01 L - 8 IOOillC 4 Home lmprovemenls RINGLE ' S SERVICE e•pe· r~enced roofing, including hot tar application, carpen ter, electrician, mason . Call 304- 676 -2 088 or 875 - 79 Motors Homes & Campers Call for an Appoin1ment •willis T Leadingham . Realtor . Ph . Home 446 -9539 "Ed Evans, Realt or, Ph . Home 446 · 0825 81 5800. Cell 614-742 · 2138. BLACKBURN REALTY - 446 -0008 Wil li s L:-dmgham Realtor Travel electric. water. In uc , con ' Realty JD. 446-3636 Comanche 81 Ser v tces trailer . ice bo• . gas stove STUTES REAL ESTATE ~ Camping Equipment 1971 IIMR 539 - .10%owner financing available. 4 bedrooms, formal d1nrng room, lrvrng room has lead-glass windows, lull basement 2 baths. Small yard and outb!Aidrn~ located oo E. Main in Pomer111 convenient to stores and shopp;nt Call lor detai~. ONLY $18,000. MMR 543 - Almost like new this 2 bedroom home ~ fully carpeted, total electric heat Large 12'x24' deck. On Marn St rn Rutland. Sells lor $25,000. MMR 546 M~l~ Avenue, Pomeroy - lovely 4 bedroom home, large_25 x13 bvmg mom, formal dinrng room, full basement Nrce lol wrth fklwenng shrubs and trees Low utilities. Asking $32,500 MMR 547 -Cute and neat as can be" This home hasbeen totally remodeled. New pluml)ng, w1nng, vrnyl siding and Anderson wrndows. 3 bedrooms. gas heal. Close to Mergs Jr. High on Hamrnon St. Selling price $30,000 INVESTMENT - We have two investment properties close to Munrc1pal Park 1n Mrddleport. Will sell ooe or both as a package deal. Both are rn A·l condrtion. AIctal of 4 umts. Call for detailsand NEW liSTING WITH A COUNTRY SETTING 8 flat acres with newer home (7 years), new 36x60 78 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Poinl Pleasont, W. Vo . L.!!C5 S1;l fl0 70 Ma rntam s law and orde1 7 I Annoy 73 132 Bo10: 134 French for Exper of>flCP.d 7<l Daru!:oh ISland 75 M ove about fur I!Vf>'l y 77 Mart.. etabiP p r1cc 78 Run e.a<..ol y 80 Retecl 8 1 Sarlor C011 0C: 83 E roq nP\' comp1 r 1 8·1 co mpan men I UnoSj >~~ .!l• ·ol 'iummer ' 136 Showers 1:11 Vncant 139 Mme 11e 1n 140 Tranc;I! U l S 144 Plunge I ll~ [x p•re 1116 Perr o,m 14i Vast> ' 48 Crrm~o n '44 ,,,lwduan "' '('· llh '' • ' llrvf•r rn t ' ,-1 ! •rl .t•TI. ! I oon 8 7 Inborn ••,r, 89 Wenl bv ' ) 7 A •, tdl• • w t\ lf' r !l op h lf lllflQ .It >I ' r �Page--0-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 20, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Po.int Pleasant, W. Va. Awards· assembly held at Southern RACINE Senior class members a t Soutbern High School we re honored Friday at an a wa rds assembly. Presented scholarship awa rds were Lee Dill, Ohlo Board of Regents, Laren Wolfe, Rio Grande College, Corey McPhail, Holzer Hospital, and Linda Proffitt , Hock· ing Tech. Jim Adams, principal presented the scholarship awards. Receiving the Larry R. Morrison Athlete of the Year AwardwasWald Connolly. Making the presentation was Carl Wolfe. head basketbal l band, by Va nReeth ; Core y McPhaU, activities, Laren Wolfe and Tony Deem, citizenship, Brian Hunt, perfect attendance senior year, byJimAdams; LeeDW, honor key, J a m es Bush, Lee DUI, Debbie Michael, Dorothy Wa rner and J ane Manuel, Na tiona l Honor Society, by John Dudding: Lee DUI , Corey McPhail and Rod Littlefield, Presi· deritlal Academic Fitness a wa rd. coach. Jane Manuel was presented an award for fou r years of per1ect attendance . Bria n Hunt was ho· nored for perfect attendance during his senior year. \ SCIIOL\IL' II II' ~I t nwmlwr-.. Other S<'llior \ \\ .\lUIS d ;t•<' n ·n•iyin g al <UI award... :L"i.'••PIII tll\'' wt• n •. 1-r, Soul Ill' I'll sdwl ar~hip~ Frltla~· Hi J,{h SduM,I Lc'' Uill, Ohio Board of Regents, Laren Wolfe, RJo Gr.UJde f A>llegr, Corey McPhail , Hob.er Hospital, and Linda Proffitt, Hocldng Tech. Key witness testifies in • coemne east' ! H.; .1\<: 1·· 1 1>' • II' In !l'S1 111 l•Jrl\ ' t l.il dl't' '1\ l'. t..;p.., l ! ' il l iliJt· p~.ll'k l ~l {'IIU!"I I'IH [Jl ,II lt, tlf1 /_ I lt• Lo tl 'illl ." d nn.. ·. lt .tl l11 kmL: tr 'i. il . .1 gm·c·m mt ·nt tll l tlt-m ,t n t It -~ltfii '<- 11 h; t r tilt' n •lt·IJJ II\' . t U i illll.lktT hu. tSh 'tl nl us ing ( 'l~t ',linl' nwnt \ 111 -.. tart tl i" sport:- L'dt t'uJJtp,m_, .Lmlt'" l h ilfn Ltr\. T irlltl !il\ ;1 seniors honored \\'f're Randy Annes, DeKalb (topagricul · rural awa rd) , presented by Aaron Sayre; Dorothy Warner a nd Rusty F lagg, socia l studies presented by J ohn Dudding ; Lee DUI, DAR aw ard by J une Ashley; Toney Deem and Gary Foley, indus trial arts. by Mick E lberfeld. Corey McP hail , Lee Dill a nd Laren Wolfe, science by Gerald deLaval; Lisa Deem, typing, by Jocely n Bailey; Missy Stover, shonhand , and Debbie Mic hael , B.O.E. , by J ocely n Bailey; Am y Littlefield a nd Lee Dill, ma the m a t. ics by Carla Shuler: J ane Manuel , Lee Dill, Corey McPhail and R usty Flagg, dr a matics. by Dav id Sal · mons; Laren Wolfe a nd Lee Dill , e nglish, by Howard Caldwell ; Lee Dill, Frenc h, by Daisy Franz: Beth Hart and Lisa Deem , vocal mus ic, by Lee Lee. Linda Proffitt a nd Pat Pa uley , r' ATHLETE OF TilE YEAR - Receiving the Larry R. Morrison Athlete of the Year Award was Wald Connolly , left . Maldng the presentotion was head basketball coach, Carl Wolfe. The award was presented during an awards assembly at Southern High School Friday. Cll rth'"-S. " ! d na.: 'mul!gl t•r .tnd ltw !.:t'\"'.'.'1! p nt :-.1 '\'U I I• ill. 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