http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/eb4ae2ea33eb02c17f1acf62306286a7.pdf ef8a0d292e1ff8435828579478c1bd4f PDF Text Text .. ...... ·--....... . ...... Page- 12-The Daily Sentinel Judge ends 40 court cases Thirty-five defendants were fined and five others forfeited bonds tn Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were Lawrence Lipscomb, Shade, speed, $21 and costs; Cecil Haning, Pomeroy, DWI, $500 and costs, 30 days confinement, IICPnse suspended stx months, stx months probation; Brian Bass, Syracuse, no operators license, $b:Xl and costs, 30 days confinement; Austin Darrah, Powhatan, Oh., speed, $21andcosts; Ronald Wood, Pomeroy, speed, $~ and costs; Peggy Bennington, Wheelersburg, speed, $22 and costs; John D. Beaver, Pomeroy, speed, $25 and costs: Jean Gerdes, Taylor, Mich., speed, $21 and costs: Clair Schwendeman, Marietta, speed, $19 and costs. Richard Martin, Nelsonville, Improper parking, $10 and costs: Paul Purdue, Huntington, speed, $27 and costs; John Eblin, Pomeroy, OWl, $300 and costs, 30 days conftnemnt, operators license suspended for one year If obtained, no drivers license, $50 and costs, five days conftnement'l" Theodore Reed, Jr., Pomeroy, speed, $23 and costs: Tony Gilkey, Shade, failed to display two lighted headlights, when required, $5 and costs: Edith Adkins, Gallipolis, speed, $21 and costs: James Dickson, Gallipolis, speed,$23andcosts: Harry Garnes, Jr., Middleport, speed, $22 and costs: Held! Ewing, Pomeroy, speed, $26 and costs: Keith Day, Pomeroy, speed, $21 and costs. Michael C. Gheen, Hactne, passed stopped school bus that was receiving children, $35 and costs; Hollie Green, Pomeroy, reckless operation, $100 and costs, left of center, $50 and costs; James Patterson, Syracuse, assured clear distance, $35 and costs, license, plates and registration suspended 90 days for failure to provide proof of Insurance. Randy Snider, Pomeroy OWl, $250 and costs, three days conflliement, If attend residential driving school confinement will be suspended and $150offlne, license plates and registration suspended 90 days, no proof of Insurance, left of center, costs only; David Custer, Reedsville, no operators license, $75 and costs, three days conftnemnt, If operators license obtained In stx weeks jail sentence and $50 of fine wlll be suspended, plates and registration suspended 90 days for !allure to provide proof of Insurance. Wllllam Eakins, Middleport, disorderly conduct by Intoxication, costs and stx months probation: Frank Haggy, Pomeroy, no perators license, $'75and costs, 10 days confinement; Pat Snider, no address recorded, criminal trespass.costs, two years probation, refrain from complainant; Don Johnson, Long Bottom, criminal trespass, menacing and trespass, five days confinement each charge, costs, refrain from complainant, one year probation: Terry Evans, no address recorded, domestic violence, stx months probation, costs, refrain from complainant; James McHaffie, Portland, no drivers license, $'75 and costs, three days confinement, If obtain operators license In stx weeks jail sentence and $50 of line will be suspended, plates and registration suspended 90 days forfalluretoprov!deproofoftnsurance; JohnRlley,N. Augusta, S. C., speed, $~ and costs: Steve Morris, Rutland, stop sign, $10 and costs; Charles Sayre, Lake City, Pa., speed, $27 and costs; James Casto, Portland, stop sign, $10 and costs: William Gaddis, Reedsville, stop sign, $10 and costs. Forfeiting bonds were Frederick J . B!aettnar, Pomeroy, speed, $70; Allen L. Echard, Morgantown, Steven Harvey, Ironton, and Mark Shinkle, Wllllamsburg, Ohto,$40each, speed; Paul Larew, Thornton, W. Va., stop sign, $30. Cheshire-K yger_c_co_nttn_ued_fro_m_pa_ge-1)_ _ _ _ __ "Cons" listed by Paxton were: lion my children are getting right lengthier bus trips, additional costs here .. .! don't want them to move." tn transportation, Increased d!stan-"!don't see any reason to bus, ces from the homes to the schools when you have an adequate and separation of family members teaching staff." attending both schools. -"Couldn't the money lor busing The majority of those present, be used to hire additional teachers' however, appeared to lind no aides to help resolve the problem?" advantages to the "pros" that • -"We like the small school outweighed the perce!veddlsadvan- concept, where evel)'one knows the tages of the "cons." students and cares ... this school acts The parents focused on the Issues as security for my children." of Increased busing of students, -"Can't the board of education safety factors Involved tn that find something better to spend their busing, problems In adjustment to money on than these studies?" new school surroundings and sepa-"Don't think we are so dumb ration of elementary students within that we don't see some of the things the same farnlty. that are gotngon." While much of the hostlltty Included tn those voices raised against the proposal were: seemed to abate as the meeting -"I'm satisfied with the educa- progressed, complaints against the Mayor Hoffman forfeits 12 bonds Twelve defendants forfeited bonds tn thP court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Thursday night. They are Larry Cundiff, Middleport, $100, giving false Information to an officer: Wllltam Ault, Pomeroy, $40, Joseph Lilly, Elkview, W. Va., $41; Betty J . Woods, Middleport, $40; Don McCade, Gallipolis, $32; William King, Pomeroy, $40; Charles D. Yeager, Mason, W. Va., $42: Kathy Rhodes, Langsville, $41; Letha Bwngardner, Letart, W.Va., $48; George A. Kearns, West Colwnb!a, W. Va., $42; James Lewis, Point Pleasant, $41, all on speeding charges: Corena Barnltz, Mason, $50, traffic signal violation. In the court· last night, Tom C. Emergency runs Seven calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 1: 13 p.m.,Pomeroy went to Bunker HUI for Kenneth Collins, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 12:55 p.m. took Hilda Mo!ohan from 367Grant St., to Veterans Memorial: Middleport at 1:01 p.m. took Fern Smith from Village Manor Apartments to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at 10:48 p.m. returned to Village Manor Apartments and again took Fern Smith to Veterans Memortal; P..actne dt 11:28 a.m., took Charles Bissell from Bashan to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 5:49p.m. took James Paul Harmon from the station to St. Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg and Tuppers Plains at 12: 14 p.m. took Susan Wallace to Camden-Clark Hospital In Parkersburg. Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) - The :wtontng nwnber dr11wn Thursday night tn the Ohio Lottel)''s daily game, "The Nwnber," was 347. In the "~ck 4" game, played ·Monday through Friday, the win. ning nwnber was 9988. •••• "' Friday' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Scally, Middleport, was fined $10 and costs, gotngthewrongdlrectlon on a one-way street; Wllllam King, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, driving while under suspension, and George McDaniel, Middleport, was given a nine day Jail sentence on a disorderly manner charge. Veterans Memorial Admitted--Woodrow Hall, Racine; Jue'tta Hossler, Pomeroy: Sandra Luckeydoo, Middleport. Discharged--Matilda Rowley, Juanita Frederick, Paul Justis, Noami Br!ckles, Sidney Hayman. board and administration con- tinued, often diverging from the grade level reorganization Issue. Other complaints aired ranged ti'Om charges of a lack of school board representation lor the Kyger Creek attendance area to a need for a Xerox copier at Cheshl.re-Kyger. Following extensive discussion, Toothaker asked for a show of hands from those In opposition to the proposal. The result was unanimously negative. Asked what he would tell the school board about last night's meeting, Toothaker responded: "I'll tell them therewasn'tone hand that went up tn support of this concept ... that there Is no question tn my mind that there Is a lack of community support for grade level reorganization." "You have made your message vel)' loud and clear to me," Toothaker concluded. Toothaker told the parents the public hearing would be followed by the Issuance of a written questionnaire, designed to generate additional Input on the reorganization proposaL He assured them thecommlttee's final report would " ... be made available to the community atlarge." The superintendent further advised the gioupthatthepubllcwou!d be notified when the board of education Is scheduled to address · the grade level reorganization question. Meets Sunday The Meigs County Genealogical Society wlll meet at2 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs Museum. Speakerwillbe professional genealogist MaiY Sowan of Athens whowlll use the topic, ''Little Used Sources tn Ohio". Tuesday concert must refund charges escrow account, alongtowith had been required put$554,401 In an earned tn Interest pending resolution of the rna Iter by the Supreme Court. The court said Its clerk will prepare a plan to distribute the money to C&SOE customers within 45 days, and that actual refunds will be provided within another 45 days. Marshall Julien, public affairs manager for C&SOE, said the refunds will be based on the amount of electricity used during the period that construction work was Included tn the company's rate base. Due To N.C.A.A. Restrictions ESPN - Marshall vs Villanova Basketball Game Will Be Blacked Out In Meigs, Gallia and Mason County Areas. SHAMROCK SHENANIGANS : TRrYOUR LUCK At OUR· CASINO •• •• ,_ GAllES FOR All AGES; RAFFLES, FOOD, BINGO SUBPRISES, FISH POND, FAIIILY FUJI SPONSORED BY: OHIO ETA PHI SORORITY ~·~·~·~ ... ANTACID ANTI-GAS FAST RELIEF $100 VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, OH. ~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~ 1980 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME - 4 dr. low mi· teage. Real clean. Runs good and looks good. Ahilil'ED LANDOWNERS~ Laveme,left,IUIII MarJ ,..... of lhe Point Rock area of Colwnbla ill Map County IIWid outside their borne that .._ claim was claJna&ed by sub8lclena!, the ~ 1981 CHEVROLET MALIBU - 4 dr. Extremely low mileage. One owner. Real clean. Midd!eport COLUMBUS, Ohio cAP) -The Ohio Office of the COIISIIIII«S' Counsel has asked an appeals court to wertllm a Federal Energy Regu!atol)' Commission dec!s!ml denying at least a $110 million refund to Colwnllll Gas Transmission Co. customers. · The appee1 was prompted by the FERC's refusal 'Wednelday to reconsider the refund. The appeal was !lied wtt11 the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals In ,Washlnlton, D.C. ; The lecleral comm!sson ruled the gas transmission company "recklessly disregarded" Its legal duty to CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE - Dark brown with light brown vinyl roof. Loaded. One owner. 1980 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE - Silver, cloth interior. Low mileage. One owner. 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION -Runs good. Good tires. Local Owner. Priced right. ,., ~···· ,· ____ , _ _ _ __ _ _ _t_i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.::~~---------------- -~ __•___ , ---·~--~-~: ·• - .... --- III!UIInr of earth after a JoacwaD mactue mines out a panel of coal. 'lbe .JordaDII have seUJecl privately with Southern Ohio Goal Co., the~ mining concern tn Melp and VInton counties. 1980 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88- 4 dr. Real ~lean. Lo~ks like new. Low mileage. Well eQuipped. T~e$e Dependable Used Cars And Much More At ...... were Pomeroy, -OH. a MON.-FRI. 9:00 to 7:00 4:00 - J . --·--------~ -~-- •- - . I - - - - · - ·..:..!..·-~ ~ Editorials ..................... A-2 SportA ..... ...... ... ....... ... C-1-8 March ,.r .'. - Ohio weather: clouds spread across state -PageA-3- I • 10 Sectiono, 59 Pagu 35 Canto A Multimedia Inc . Newapaper 18, 1984 A $1 mllllon appropriation from thestate'sgeneral revenue lund will allow the program to get started If the bll! passes tn the Senate. The Insurance board overseeing the program Is required by this !egtslatlon to make annual Installment payments to repay that S1 mllllon by Dec. 31, 1989. Admitting that hewasn'tfamlllar with the bill, Athens attorney Jay Wamsley, who serves as legal counsel for Citizens Organized Against Longwalling (COAL), felt It has some merit. "I think that If It does, In fact, make It easier to coUect on damages, then It's a good thing," he said. COAL Is the group of property owners tn Melp apd VInton counties protesting use of the longwall mtntng technique by Southern Ohio Coal Co., a fuel supply dlvtsloo of American Electric Power Service Corp. that owns mineral rights tn the ~a. (Continued on page A3) COVERAGE AVAilABLE- A cistern In a bam OWDed by Mark Spezza, above, whose home Is located near Melp Mine 2, was repol1edly created by subsidence. Legta'a&m that . , _ t the Ohio House of Representatives Ibis put week provides coverage fm: property owners whose homes were damaged by underground mining. customers, which comprise about half of Colwnb!a's market, would have been entitled to a $50 mllllon refund if the FERC had accepted the recommendation of the administrative law judge. About 50 percent of that amount would have been returned toCo!wnbta Gas of Ohio customers, withe the rest going to users serviced by Dayton Power & Light Co. and ctnctnnatt Gas & Electric Co. Nearly a dozen other interstate p1peltne companies face s!mllar charges of wrongfully buying higherprtced gas when cheaper supplies existed. • Althoulh emollo!ll!l, the mood :'Was flmt glum. Gll!llll and his ,wnuY ~ M~l. facln& ' ~SMIUN'G- Sen. John Glenn 111111 his wUe IIIIIIOIIIICeCI Friday Rlomlng at a Washington news .)VIth smllela Cl'llllllif~fl aM · Ami!~ Jaajb u GlenD Jo~es wllh reporters Friday conference that he W!IS "reluctantly" quitting the race f~ the Demooratlc prealdenttal nomination. ;,~af~C~!'B!.In_L.~.:-~11 ~- a aewa CGi1ference In poaumbus.G~n aVl!l'lllllll ·senate heertng room. . ·. ,, · . , Anita Dunn, Glenn campalgh candidates at this time, has no "Cieml'•nmarkl Interrupted a said. ' ~And I BOlli vel')' tough heart." ~~ times by ~pplal!lt! from At ~. news coplerence, Glenn aide, said the senator jalows hoW to asplrat!ontobev!cepres!dent-but • llllliOilhc!!d ,be would seek re- deal with a failure and always has didn't say he would absolutely turn used It to his advantage. . downsuchanoffer-andsaldhehas election to the U.S. Senate In 1986. "I think whathe'slooktngforward "no plans whatsoever" to run for "I Intend to play major role for Ohio In Congress In 1984 and to work to now·ts wtnntng re-election In Ohio president again. , GleM said he d!dn t think his for · the- lna118Uratlon of a Demo- by the new largest margin·:., Ohio · candidacy took away from his ~~~~~ o1 them all over the cratlcpn!lldentlnl!IIII,"Giennsald. history," she said. Glenn sald_htL has. no plans, to. Senate duttes~s;W!g~l!.~ ~e..Q!. • ~-~I!s 1h!"..~ _Jo~;:: gl~~n -" tbemofllildeclllon. . "And I Intend lo..wln-I'Hiectlon-too Ohio were "behind us. """ on "" cou • , enc!Orseanyittheolherpresldentlal wu ·heeJ't·rendlnli," Glenn theSenateln1986.'' . ' . . ~ --:- ,..._ ·:- ~~~-··.;.._....__. - f.., PH; 992-6614 -· ........ ---. i\lonJt. the IUver ........... Jl.-1-8 Claselfleds ••• •• ••••• .. , ,, ,, ,1).4.7 Dealhii ......................... A-5 WOOSTER. Ohio (AP) - His third "capital for a day" promotion gave Gov. Richard Celeste a chance to announce funding for agricultural research, employment training and health programs. talk to students, pass out Ice cream to senior citizens and auction off an elephant tusk and a state flag for charity . The governor made 13 stops Friday tn Wooster, starting with a breakfast for elected o!f!cta!s and winding up 12 hours later with a speech to Wayne County Democrats. CPleste brought members of his Cabinet with him to a county he carrlell by 4,000 votf!S In the 1982 election after losing it to Republican James Rhodes tn an uilsuccessful 1978 campaign. He shook countless hands, posed for pictures and generally seemed to enjoy himself on the latest tn his monthly series of road shows. He made similar stops earlier at Youngstown and Marietta a.nd said the J!gXt wj)uld be tn !I<Ullillon on Aprll24. The governor touched briefly on the collapse of the bid by U.S. Sen. John Glenn of Ohio for the Democratic presidential nomlnalion saying he thought Glenn made the ~lght decision tn dropping out of the race. · clbetacta, '-- . w.·. Celeste announces grants in third 'capital for a day' •, .WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. ·~Ohn Glaln began the last day of his presideftlll!cand!dacy to the beat of •Kenny ftllRers. , A campaign aide said the Ohio Democrat strode Into his Senate ,office Friday morning playing a ;.ta'pe ~ the singer's tune "The :Gamblei'." •. With the lines "you got'lo knQW when to told 'em" hanging In the air, ..the aide quoted GleM as asking, •.ry ou 1J*1k I ought to open my press ,confe- this way?" -. At Ulf news Conference, Glenn ci!W'Ied bill quest for the presidency, citing lllsunnountallle financial mile~ge . . Inside: The case stems from a 1981 filing by the consumer's counsel charging the pipeline company bought deregulated gas from sources tn Louisiana and Texas that were twice the market price o_f fuel. Less expensive supplies were avat!able from the company's regular sources, the consumers' counsel maintained. Columbia Transmission sells gas wholesale to some 70 local distribution companies In eight states, Including Ohio, plus the District of Columbia. Ohio buy natural gas at the lowest possible price during 1981. However, the commission fell short of ordering a refund. Th.e commissioners rejected a December 1982 decision by one of their administrative law judges, who had recommended a refund. "This Is a case where FERC cited Columbia of wrongdoing, but then changed the fraud standards so It wouldn't order a refund," said Ohio Consumers' Counsel William A. SpraUey. Spratley called the FERC decision "nothing more than a slap on the hand." on 1979 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - 2 dr. Looks good. Runs good. j; • • ~ entittel treasurer. The legislation doesn't Include Industrial or commerctal buUdlngs as structures that can be Insured. ''The bill will require, with certain exceptions, that eveiY basic property Insurance policy on structures must Include Insurance for mine subsidence, at-a separately stated premlwn, unless the Insured property owner waives this right In wrtttng," Mrs. Boster said. (;leon's mood far·from glum last day of presidential bid 1972 FORD LTD- 4 dr. One local owner. Real clean. Low mileage. Must see to appreciate. · • ~l. ' Consum_ers' Counsel files appeal in Columbia pricing case 1979 FORD LTD - 2 dr. Average miles. Priced for quick sale. ·BAHR CLOTHIERS FWI'" parers • · ~ Riopan Plus · 308 E. Main St. . OPEN TO THE PUBLIC · 11o11n wiLl Go rDWtiJ fiF OR :oLDS~ZCAD.-CHEVY, INO. -· --- - ..{: ', , ~--'lfPJI'o .,,.•;·""i "·.. By KEVIN KEU.Y 'llme8-Sentlnel staff GALLIPOLIS Legislation creating Insurance coverage for homes damaged by underground mining Is seen a positive move, but doesn't answer the concerns of the group that publicized the Issue. Amlnesubsldencetnsurancefund allows property owners to Insure homes and other structures against losses resulting from mining caveIns. Subsidence Is the settling of the earth after a mine's roof or walls collapse. The fund Is part of a blll, co-sponsored by Rep. Jolynn Boster, l){;alUpolls, that passed the Ohio Hoose of Representatives this past week. The blll also establishes a Mine Subsidence Insurance Underwriting Association that Is charged with creating a plan !or"economlcal, lair and nondlscrlrntnat!ng operation" of the Insurance fund. The association will be governed by the state of SIMMONS / SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 6:30 to 9:30 !8 AT THE POMEROY LEGION HALL.. • • ;J"'"" ··/~~,;: Mine cave-in home insurance called a 'positive' step; fails to satisfy all COAL concerns Rio pan 1977 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 - 2 dr. One owner. Good con· dition. SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS FOR FINE WEARING APPAREL FOR ME" & WOMEN '.- • Middleport Pomero~llipolit Point Pleasant Sunday, , ..... ~"'"'" ·""'""' 1........ 1978 FORD PINTO - Good work car. Great gas Runs good, good tires. ..........,,,,,, Vol. " .... :C.p;:'l LOW SODIUM PH. 992-6669 (. . tnttS " · ftMOH tt MH1tl N. 2ND AVE. ' . • POMEROY FLOWER SHOP At 9:30p.m. Tonight. Weather forecast Partly cloudy and cold tonight. Low 30-35. northerly winds 10-~ mph. Saturday, mostly sunny. High 47-52. Chance of precipitation near zero percent tonight and ~ percent Saturday. Extended Ohio Forecast Sunday IJuWsh Tuesday: Chance of rain each daywMhsnow po8!llble In the north. IDp ~. Lows 28-31!· • jU\1 •J IIIII flill 12 oz. BOTTLE • ,. James J, Kilpatrick on lessons from college on the federal government-Page A-2 I UIWIJI ~ ·unjti'AWOI , · -n ... r •• ~...... Bob Hoeflich discu88es an auction in support of a 'Jaws of Life' unit-Page B-7 Tu tornJ • 1979 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA - 2 dr. One owner, 47,000 actual miles. Clean and ready to go. Point Pleasant ,, brllu11 l u ll ~ dttljtnN The Game Will Be Carried By WCHS-TV 8 Charleston, Beginning 675-3398 • ' REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS , .. Hart opens Ohio campaign H --D-1 Craftwork for fun, not profit -PageB-1 1981 BUICK REGAL- Well equipped. New tires, good gas mileage. One owner. NOTICE The Meigs High School Instrumental Music Department will present a concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday tn Larry Morrison Gymnasium .. >' ' .-.,.: ' WATCH YOUR SA LT ..-------------------------1 Coaches meeting set All managers and Interested adults are Invited to attend a meeting on the Racine Summer League Baseball and Girls Softball Programs at the Racine field house at 7 p.m. Monday. C&SOE COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. to refund more than $12 million It collected from customers for construction work on the aborted Zlmmer nuclear power plant. The refunds will go out within 90 days and will be shared, although not tn equal amounts, by about 468,000 C&SOE customers. Thursday's ruling was one of two utility matters resolved by the court. The other rejected an attempt by the city of Cleveland to enhance through an Interpretation of law the operation of its municipal light plant. The C&SOE decision was a fo!lowup to earlier proceedings before the Supreme Court and the Public Utllit!esComm!ss!onofOhio, in which C&SOE was denied authority to continue the Zimmer construction costs tn Its rate base. Thecompanywll! turnover to the court $11.8 mllllon which C&SOE .• (::tty section and threw stones at ~dvance for possible violence ana were on the streets even before the officers. As o!f!cers formed a line and eight-week trial had ended . marched down the street todlsperse Thursday. ACuban-born house painter, John the crqwd, the youths fled back Into apartments and shouted: '.'We want Ebanks, told reporters at a hospital thathewassltttnglnhiscarootaldea justice. We want justice." Trash cans smoldered tn the restaurant near predominantly streets, and roving groups of young black Overtown when a group of youths beat him up. He displayed blacks taunted pollee. Reports of sporadic rock-and long, bloody gashes on his left arm bottle-throwing were received "all and neck. "I saw about 12 of them, young over" the city' said pollee spokesmen, black," he said. "I had the Idea man Jack Sullivan. It was the third outbreak of mass they were goln~ to do something to violence tn black sections of Miami me and I tried to start the car, but they didn't give me a chance. They since 198l. Alvarez, 24, was accused tn the pulled meoutofthecar, and they hit Dec. 28, 1982, slaying of Nevel! me tn the chest and head." Johnson Jr., a 20-year-old county messenger who was shot while the . . - - - - - - - - - - officer was searching for a concealed weapon at a video arcade In Overtown. The shooting touched o!f three days of rioting that left one person dead and mllllons of dollars In damage. The acquittal of four white o!f!cers In the death of a black man tn 198> also Ignited bloody rtottng, tn Liberty City, that claimed 18 lives. This time, pollee prepared tn ' Marett 16, 1984 Policeman's acquittal leads to disturbance in Miami area , MIAMI (AP) - Black youths hurled rocks, looted stores and set fires today while heavt!y armed pollee responded with tear gas after an aU-white JulY acquitted a Hispanic policeman of manslaughter tn the shooting of a black man. Upto185peop!ewerearrestedand two policemen received facial Injuries within hours of the acquittal of Officer Luis Alvarez on Thursday night. Mayor Maurice Ferre said pollee would do "whatever Is necessaiY" to maintain order. By 4: 30 a.m. this morning the disturbance was "under control" with only sporadic rock-and bottlethrowing, said pollee spokesman Juan Santos. Earlier, o!f!cers fired tear gas into a crowd of about 100 young blacks who poured out of a housing project In the predominantly black Liberty . - W~:.-..;..__"'---:-:--:-:-....,..----· 1 - ·:;...·--·- . ' - °: realities of the results of the elections from Iowa through last Tuesday," said Celeste, national chairman of Glenn's steering committee. "I don 't think it was an easy decision for him to reach. because I know he feels vel)' strongly he has the qualifications and the focus thai would be most <'ffectiveo come this !aU's election." The govemor said h<' was not ready to endorS<' either former Vice President Walter Mondaleo or U.S. Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado for the nomination, but suggested that they come to Ohio soon to make a pitch for the support of state Democratic leaders. He also sa id he thought the RPv. Jesse Jackson 'scandidacy remains "an Important element of the primal)' process." Celeste, saying agriculture makes a $10 billion contribution to the state economy, announced release of $1.3 million tn state lund& to the Ohio Agricultural Researc11 and Development Center tn Wooster for a new fuboratoiY tostudydiseasi! tn !ood-prnduc!ng animals. He also announced job-training grants of $124,320 to Wooster I;lustness College and $12,6'70 to the Crown Division for Its plants tn Wooster and Orrville. Hepresenteda$52,:mchec~tothe Community Action Prol!ram Wayne and Medina countleti, llf · �,. Commentary ~ and March 18, 1984 perspective The Sunday TI-S.nHnel llag1 A·2 March 18, 1984 A~ Division of ~m~ ~~ . 11211 Third Ave., GaDipolls, Ohio (814) 446-2342 ll1 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2U6 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor A MEMBER ol The i\ssoclaled Pres8, Inland Dally Arneriaul Newspaper Publlshen AMoclalloo. r...... A.'ISC>Cialloo and lbe LETI'ERS OF OPINION ..., welcomed. they should be l,..lhan 300 wordo lonJ. All JS1en are IMibjecllo edllln( ...r IIIU!it be lllped wkb name, llllclnos and l<lephonenumber. No llllll(n<d lellero wiD be publlolled. Lollers should be In rood laole, addreoolnslo.._ ... penonalllleo. McGovern played a role this year WASHINGTON - Institutions of higher learJllng are expected to provide a kind of higher education that goes beyond the simplicities of high school. A small college In Pennsylvania recently fulfilled that expectation admirably. Let us contemplate three lessons worth taking to heart . The Supreme Court case of Grove City College v. Bell teaches us, first, that sometimes It Is Important to stand on principle, no matter the cost. Second, we should learn anew the old truth that federal aid Is lnsepara ble from federal control. Finally, let us think about the nature of judges and the process by which they are nominated and confirmed . Grove City Is a small college, but obviously there are those who love tt. Founded In 1876, the college from the beginning has pursued a fiercely Independent course. It never has sought or accepted a dime In direct federal ald. But at the time the government brought this stupid suit In 1977, about 140 of the 2,200 students were receiving BEOGs (Basic Educational Opportunity Grants) and another 342 had obtained GSLs (Guaranteed Student Loans) . The Carter administration took the view that this assistance to Individual students Infected the entire lnst!'tutlon with the virus of federal supervision. The government therefore demanded that the college sign a formal Assurance of Compliance, In which the college would pledge not to discriminate on account of sex In any of Its programs. The college balked. It saw the demand not only as Insulting (for Grove City never had discriminated against anyone for any reason). but also as threatenIng: It the college yielded to an apparently Inconsequential demand, what would It be getting Into? So the college said no, and the government sued. " -Maybe It was. because some people felt guilty about what happened to George McGovern In 1972 that they felt good about what happened to him In 1984. 1n 1972, he ran on the slogan "Rlght from the Start" but In truth he was doomed from the start. It Is likely no Democrat could have beaten Incumbent President PJchard M. Nixon In 1972, and whatever chance McGovern might have had evaporated after It turned out that his vice presldental running mate, Sen. 'Ibomas Eagleton of Missouri, had been hospitalized several times for treatment of depression. After heSitating too long and saying he was 1,00l percent behind. Eagleton, McGovern dropped him from the ticket. He had to search long and publicly for someone wUltng to run with him, finally settltng on sargent Shriver, best known then as a Kennedy brother-In-law. The election might as well have been off. He couldn't have won. Even when two former White House aides and five others were Indicted before the election, leaving open the question of who planned the break-In at Democratic headquarters, the Nixon White House managed to put distance between the president and the Watergate crime. Not until later- far too late to do George McGovern any good- did the country learn how Intimately Involved Nixon had been In the cover-up. His Involvement, almost from the start, carne to be known as "the smoking gun" when It was revealed on a spool of tape. 1bere was a feeltng he was not defeated fair and square In 1972. For all that, there were snickers when McGovern announced last September that he would seek the nomination again. He had an Image as a fuzzy-headed liberal, and a loser. Not only had he been swamped In the Nixon landslide of 1972 McGovern carried only Massachusetts and the District of Columbia In the WASHINGTON - During the pfOCluce. worst Democratic defeat In modern history- but he was rejected by his long and tragic U.S. Involvement In Western reporters have lost their own South Dakotll when he sought a fourth Senate term In 1!8>. Southeast Asia, the press - myself Interest In VIetnam since the It · fallibadadeartno{candldatej;.~ernwas included- spotll8hted the rampant ~ommunlata seized control. But my .. fte!e, •,lle,Martllld out be\ltiS. • ' I COITIIpt\on aildlncornpetenCe of the !..:l' ~ates Donald Goldberg and But this was a new McGovern. He was as stem as ever In his message. South Vietnamese government. Corky Johnson have learned what His nat Plains voice was as squeaky as ever. But he was relaxed, at 'peace There were even some Americans life Is like In VIetnam today. They wtth himself, wannly welcomed by audiences of college students who were who hailed the North Vietnamese, have Interviewed refugees and 7 or 8 years old when he ran last time. proclaiming that they would bring a International relief officials and He was remembered, too, by those who had been young adults then, who housecleaning to the south and give have studied Internal State Departhad marched to his anti-Vietnam war drumbeat, who had responded with the masses a chance to enjoy the ment !Ues. their hearts when, In 1972, he said, "Come horne, America." And by those frults of their labors. The picture that emerges If a who he had converted to his cause In 1972. It Is chastening to learn that the drepesslng one: It explains why so : McGovern played a role this year. He reminded his fellow Democratic only changes In the South since the many desperate Vietnamese are candidates not to tear each other apart, to remember their common enemy Communist takeover have been tor ~lllng to risk the horrors of an ·tn the White House, Honald Reagan. He said hewouldqult lfhedidn'tf!nlsh the worse. Corruption and lncompeescape by boat through plrate·at least second In Massachusetts last Tuesday. He didn't, so he kept his tence still nourish In the governflnested waters to an uncertain word. He lost, but he 'erased the Image from 1972. He emerged an elder ment, religious persecution Is In- future In a foreign country. For :statesman of the Pa,rty, someone with something to say, and certain to say creasing steadily, political freedom them, the unknowns can't be worse ·Jt. Is non-existent and the workers get than the known. to keep even less of what they A recent State Department re- As Justice Lewis Powell re- aid - In this case, Grove City's markf!l), the case provided "an program of student financial assist, unedifying exam111e of overzealous· ance. It Grove City ~II tile a11 ness on the part of the federal Assurance of Compliance that Is government." The college's stub- thus limited, the college Is home born stand In defense of principle tree. So the government's grab fo( , cost It half a mlllipn dollars that the sweeping control was foiled. But the grab was made. That Is school could Ill afford. Take note, If you will, of the the second lesson to be learned: government's original aim. The · Federal control is like Mary's li!U!l law prohibits sex dtscrtmlnatlon In lamb: It follows wherever federa! aid to schools may go. Let us not be any education "program or activdeceived. The concept of federal Ity" receiving federal financial assistance. The law applies to every control of education Is not dead; It I~ merely sleeping. Under the Reagan such program that "receives or admlnlstratlon the degree of conbenefits" from the federal ald. The government took the view that If trol Is relatively small. We do not see the bureaucratic obsession ~th even one student receives a BEOG quotas and forms and compliance or a GSL, every program In an reports that we have seen In till' entire school Is benefited to some past. So far, so good. degree; therefore, every program The Grove City case was not a Is cove red by the antl case of constitutional law. It turned dlscrtmtnatlon law. entirely upon Interpretation of a The Supreme Court refused to statute, In this Instance Title IX of accept that view. It held that the the education amendments of 1972. law applies only to the particular The court's five fairly consistent program or activity that receives conservatives (Burge,r, Rehnqulsr, O'Connor, Powell and White) were joined, a bit surprisingly, by Justlci! Blackmun. They took a narrow view of the law. The court's two consistent liberals, . Brennan and Marshall, took an expansive view; they wanted the law to apply " Institution-wide." The court's ninth member, Justice John Paul Stevens, objected to what he regarded as a needless advisory opinion. He stayed In center field. Let us draw our third lesson from . the Immutable truth that justices are mortal. Five of the nine are over 75 years of age. It Is a reasonable assumption that during the next presidential term, some of them will be replaced: Do we want judges who view the law strictly, or do we want judges who view the law expansively? That Is one of !hf things November's election Is all about. Bitter fruits'----___________J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on . Letter to the editor 'What the people want ... ' ' Exercises & port, based on a survey of VIetnamese refugees In Thailand, makes this point: "Almost all Vietnamese lnterylewed 11ave econoq~lc hardship as a major reaaorl for filght from their country." Some found life Intolerable as "a native of a country In dire economic straits." Others were given a hard time because of "former political afflltatlons." After decades of war, VIetnam's ravaged cities are In need of extensive reconstruction. Roads, bridges and power plants need rebuilding. But the government's conquest and occupation of Cambodia has drained the manpower and resources that could be put Into .reconstruction. The Vietnamese economy Is falling apart . The government's rigidly Ideological policies are destroying not only the economy but the ancient traditions that one~ held the nation together. At the same time, communist officials have proven to be every bit as greedy for bribes as their capitalist predecessors. "Citizens are caught between the rock and hard place of an lneffl· clent, centrally planned economy and a rapacious black market," one government report notes. "High taxes, brtbes to government cadre for routine services, confiscation of property, restrictions on economic activity, artificially low selling prtces and declining utilities and transportation systems are rnong the many complaints voiced by the Vietnamese." diets~--------=L=-=ow-=-e:..:..:u~w~in:..:2g.::.::.::.et~ In the morning I decided to talk to much energy ~thout some food tO Why do those health nuts - I juice set I find that If you eat plenty mean health enthusiasts - have to of carrots and other yellow vegeta- Mayry like a Dutch uncle. I am hack It up. In the end I convinced ~!Ia County Local School District make me go through every day bles you'll never need glas~. Why naturally lazy and slothful and her and $6.98 worth of diet pills weni stt:up 11nd take a hard look at the feeling guilty? Just because I don't didn't Popeye tell me that years ago didn't want to spend my life In such Into the trash. You'd be surprised people· who are running the Gallia jog five miles before breakfast they so !'wouldn't be bothered with these frenzied activity competing In the how easily some people can ~ CQiunty School , District. These make me feel as If I am defrauding damn bifocals? Instead he adver- battle of the bulge. I pointed out that talked off their diet. pi.'Qple are In ' charge of the Of course, since that time there the Insurance company. I lead a Used spinach as the source of his allmness was O.K. as long as she education of our children. didn't kill herself (or me) trying for have been periodic sessions ~tb very healthy life and have a birth wondrous power. Although I do not have any certlf!cate to prove It but I can Even though I have always had it. I also stressed that I was the one pills, powders, nostrums, athletl~ cbildren attending the Cheshire or name you any number of men who the manly physique of a fence rail, I , who was losing the weight. There I equipment and diet classes. I have Addaville Elementary schools, I exercised every day and have been know all about diets. At our house, was, a gaunt, hollow-eyed scare- eaten strange dishes which I don't am concerned about the consolidaplanted In the cemetery for years. when the cook's on a diet, eve- crow, down to skin and bones and I care to describe or even know :.vhal tion Issue. Thatprovestomethatexerclsecan ryone's on a diet. Misery loves would soon go to mx death-bed was In them. We have spent th~ During the November, 1!&, kill you. I'm not taking any company. I have been on more moaning for food . I'll admit I was different semesters ~th Weight' board meeting'!, along with several kinds of diet than Carter has Utile pourtng 'tt on a bit thick but a Watchers, Mayry attending too chances! other parents, were told that there Nowadays you can't pick up a liver pills. It all began ~th that starving man will clutch at any- sessions and me eating stuff I never was not enough funds available to newspaper pr turn on teievlslon middle-aged spread and has been thlng.he can chew. I pointed out that knew existed before. · bus kindergarten students on a wit))out some muscte man or diet 'going on ever since. Now I am told there .wa something· wrong with Now here we go again! )lalf-day sehedule. Now the parents specialist telling yo11 how to live to a that as soon liS we come to Ohio for imymedlclne that could create that otCheshire and Addavtlle are being ripe old age. For a mere $'15 ot $100 the summer we start all over again. told there are funds available for you can enroll In classes which I'm getting smarter ils the years go lhe busing of these two schools. ', guarantee you wlll 'qult smoking or by and have learned to stock a :'NheJ'e have they come from? learn how to do the new aerobic ·special comer In the refrigerator ' dancing. For just a few ddllats a ~th goodies aqd ride·out the storm. week you·can spend ~ minuteS on · I started)years ago when·Mayry one or these rantasttc new exercise . <Fiawda talk> gQt her middle-aged : . . machines that will do your exercls- spr:ead' I;Vedgf!ll, tD ihe bllthtub In a lngforyO\I. Allyoudolshangonand Texas-motel. From thattimeonshe : Today Is SUnday' March 18, the 78th day of 1984. Tl$'e !11'1! 288 days left In ride. Even-the hospitals and drug- - bec!arne spread·COJI8()(0US and de- . the year. storeS aregettlnglntothea~. Fora cfded. to do something about it. At · Today' s Highlight In History: "noffilnal fee"· the hospitals wlll . flrstshe tried appetite depressants. : On March 11!. 1970, letter carr\!!rs In New York City began a one-week show you how to stay out of their They were Innocent looking little that spread across the country. expensive beds, thereby biting the pills wlllch she·taok In the niornlrig : On this date: hand that feeds th~ . The drug and, :according to · the ads and · 1n 17'16, George Washington took conti'Ql of Boston after the British stores have shelf after shelf of diet tn)tructlons on the . box, were ievacuated. pi!Js anc! appetite depressors gu.a- · guat"Jnteed to keep ¥ou from eating : 1n 1'782, the third vtce president of the United States, Jolm Calhoun, was ranteed to make you not to want to everythiJJIIp slgbt all day. The ads :OOrllln Abbeville, S.C. . e'atlhethre4isquaremealsadaythe said they were a ~nderfulliOUI"ce ; 1n 1837, the 22nd l!lld 24th president of the United States, Grover dOctor ordered. They don't come :or energy too. 'file ads were right. I -cleveland, was born In Galdwell, N.J. cheap either. I don't see how we wasloslngthewelghtbecausethere · : 1n llll!8, engine Inventor Rudolf Diesel was born In Paris. . Senior Clil1.ens evu grew up w~ '19 Ionge~ any food In sight and : . 1n.l!Ni6, 11 Soi.Jet coSm!>nilut became II!.~ !IJSI man_ to -~e. an orjll_tlng_ wlthoiiLthem. _ __ ~- _-. __ nnt~much Jn . the...,.refr.lgera(.lir. 'L .. ·spacecraft and lloat In spaee. · : Until 'I wu well up In years I wasn't even iiiklng the pills so, In . Andlnl!llll,PresldentJimm,yCarterwonilllnols'DemocratlcP!'Imary, thought a dietary supplement was deslllfratlon, I decided to take one :while Rooald Reagan took the &publican contest. an extra piece of pie. Then w.e were to~ that wonderful source of energy. ; Ten years ago: 1be Arab oil countrtes - except Ubya and Syrta totd we could get plentY of vitamins It wu there all right and that day I .ended their oil embargo against the United States. · If we ate our spinach like Popeye or did odd jobs I had been lillssfully : Five years ago: National Secw1ty Adviser~ Brzezinski failed In corned beet and 'cabllage !Ike Ignoring ~r years. When night atti!JiptJ to get saudi Arabia and Jordan to back the Egyptian-Israeli , MaggteandJiggs. Nobodyevertold came I was still going strong and ··ruCK! Female body builders/ Who .warits 'to ·peacetreety. . us·lheycarnelnbottlesbiltnowyou alm01t worked mys4llf to dea_th. see -THA T?l" . ; One year q~:~: 1sraeH Defense Minister MOllie Arens told Secretary of can get vitamins by the bushel In When I went to bed I couldn't ~ .Deteniio easpar ·weiii~Jerl~er:t!Jar,Istaell torces-ln Lebanon-were-under-'- llliY' cn-urstore- onujJmnarket but wOuld·w~ trom f d<I1EW!th c )_"strict ~lls"toawld Incidents with~ marlne!li · ~~thatlamwellJiplntotheprune -~ fro~ urge~ be Oil ~th ntywol'k. lt Is time that the people of the Dr. Gary Toothaker, the superintendent of schools, Is supposed to he an educated man. Why then can't he see what the people want? At the November meeting, while we tried to discuss our feelings on the kindergarten Issue, this man, who Is In charge of our chlldiien, was very disrespectful. Is this the man to be lnchargeofourchlldren? lam truly disappointed that the board members have chosen a man like this to be In charge of our children. The board and Dr. Toothaker know how the parents feel on these Issues. Why not use this money for a half-day kindergarten, that the people do want, Instead of consolidating Cheshire and Addaville Elementaries, which they do not want? Unda Johnson Bidwell', Ohio Extended OhiO forecast ' I r ·--+ j . I . I;_ - - -- . -:.. - ..:..-......._, - - ·- ·- - - ··- 1 -......- - - · - . - - ·-· .....,., ....... _ - - - - - -- ..........,... - --- ..... t__, .The nations weather By The Aleoclaled p.._ Thunderstorms drenched parts of the Midwest on Friday, C3l'l')'iJ1g tornadoes and swelling rivers OVf!r their banks, while up to a toot of snow fell In the- Rockies of Utah, Colorado and Idaho. Twisters demolished homes and fialtened trees In scattered communities from Oklahoma to Illinois, ~th ArkansaS hit hardest late Thursday. Up to 3 Inches of rain during the night In the Midwest caused fioodlng In parts of Michigan, Illtnols and lndlana. Rain feU from eastem New York across the central Appalachians and eastern Kentucky through eastern Tennessee. 1bere was also rain In western Oklahoma and northwestern TeXas and from western Oregon to northwestern California. Partly cloudy over Ohio By The Aseoctaled p.._ A strong, cold high pressure system ruled saturday morning weather maps. This high was north of Lake Huron, while a low pressure system developed over Texas. This low pressure system will move Into the lower Mississippi valley this evening as the high pressure area shifts east. It wlll be partly cloudy In Ohio saturday night with widely scattered showers In the southern part of the state. It was cloudy across Ohio through the night with a few fiurries The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-3 C~~~1n:~~~: 0f the OSU campus. 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BAG $'}89 • 4 LB. BAG $}2· 9· ' Horne, with the Rev. Ernest Baker ot11clatlng. Burial wW be In Jackaon famlly cemeteey. Frlenda may caD at the funeral home trom 7-9 p.m. Monday. Vernon 0. Wean GAlLIPOLIS - Vernon 0 . -wears, 54, Rt. 1, GaWpolls, died Friday night In University Hospital, Colwnbus. Born May ~. 1929, In Mason County, 1011 of the late Boyd and Vera Wet!Jerholt Wears, he was a macblnlst 111 Federal Mogul Corp.'s Gallipolis plant and a Korean War Army veteran. SurvlvlnJ are his wife, Bonnie Bechtle Wean; two daughters, Mrs. Ellen Freeman of Gallipolis, and Mrs.. Ida Bumty of Worthington; a 1011, Daryl of Bidwell; four sisters, Delores Flint and Leona Gordon, both ot Gallipolis, Vera Woyan ot Marengo, and Janet Hendricks of Sunbury; and three grandchildren. He was also preceded In death by a brother, Dale. Funeral services wiD be held at 1 p.m. Monday In Concord Baptist Church, Couch, W.Va., with the Rev. Fred McCallister officiating. Burial wW be In Concord Cemetery. Friends may call at Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, after 2 p.m. today. RED -OR YELLOW DELICIOUS . • A.PPLE·s 3LB. BAG ~· Damapq~~ Friday on Ohio 141. Not treated was Pamela Wothe, 24. She was southbound when her vehicle reportedly went off the road and overturned. It was severely heavy damaged. Two single-vehicle accidents were investigated Friday in Meigs COunty. At 7:57a.m. on U.S. 33 north of Ohio 681 , a car driven by Richard C. Patterson, 21, Gallipolis, swerved to missanothervehicle.Thedrtverlost control of the car, went off the road and into a ditch. It was slightly damaged. A car driven by Edward C. Burdette, 18, Middleport, received moderate damage after It went off the road and struck guard rail. Burdette was heading north on Ohio 7 when the 8: :a! a.m. accident occurred. A pickup truck received heavy damage after It rammed head on Into a tree on Johnson Ridge Road Saturday at 5:25 a.m. The Galli a County Sheriff's Department reported the driver, Rick C. Smtth, 28, Rt. 4, Gallipolis was r;he:ad:lng=e=as~t~an=d~w=en=to:ff:t:he;:;r;:;oad:;. Hewas ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-.-.~~~-.--~~~ City poltce were notified at 12: 05 1 a.m. Saturday of damage made to mallboxes and newspaper boxes. Ottlcers wer- dispatched to :al13 Chestnut St., where they -found a mailbox and newspaper box knocked over. They discovered the same at 'JJI!/ Chestnut Ave. with a smaUamountotbloodspottedonthe newspaper box. Other boxes were knocked down on the 1900 block ot Chestnut and on Smtthers Street. Hours before, ctty pollee responded to an incident of vandalism at 1735 Chatham Ave. In which unknown persons broke a window out of the kitchen and tront door.The Incident occurred at 9: ~ p.m. Friday. A Informed runtrom I UKNtK· ~ ~A I tLLII t SPRING VALLEY PLAZA WEEKLY SPECIAL RECEIVER SYSTEMS TACO SALAD SUPREME 992 5692 ur 992 -6565 $189 DISHES SAVE 50~ HOURS: 11 to 10 Sun. thru Thurs. 11 to 11 Fri. and Sat. FiiJer&las Mesh Aluminum 8 Ft. to 20 Fl £mokonomo,[!!l Hickory Smoked RIBS & CHICKEN .........,... ••ndi•rl U8P81!WII A MIIIUmHla New1paper Published each Sunday, m Third Avenue, by the Ohio Valley Publish· lng Company- Mulllmedla. Inc. Se· cond class postage pa id a t Ga lli poli s, Ohio 45631 . E ntered as second clan maili ng mattrr at Pomeroy, Oh io, Post Office. Member: The AsJOCiated PrPSs In· land Dally Press Auoclaflon and th(> Amt>rlcan NN'IpapPr Publis hers AI · soclatlon, National Adve rtisi ng Rr· presentative, Bnnham. 1717 Wl'S t Nine Mile Road , Suit£" 204 , Dt>troll , Michigan , 41107~ . SUIISCRIPTION RATES Br Carrter or Motor &oate One w...k .. ... .................... .. ..... $1-00 One Month ........................... .. .. $4.40 One Year ...................... ......... $52.110 SINGLE COPY PRICE l'i Cent s No suscrlptlons by mall permltt(l(l In towns where home carrier service 11 ,.. avallab~ . 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'FL 01. tonoruesl "'71r.i ' , "were not a "lign" ofthe beUeven. The' beUeven did not neech 1 , for they heard and obeyed ·prophecy. Believers did not require ' au dld 'the Jewa (1 Cor. 1:22), but tlae 11_reac:hing of "t.\e f1017HL..I troll of .C.\riii... C.\rill Cf't~Ci~Yd" (1 Cor. 1 : 17,18,~). BeUeven today do not try God, malting submit to th~ir desll'8s and wiahet, demanding the speaking of tongues, which He said would eeue (1 Cor. 18:8)1 I ·· •I . (For FNellibt. Com~ C011r,. Write... ) 9·9·.¢ .~ (Standard Size) rom ' ' . .. \ -- ·'Chqpel Hill Church of Christ .......... • P.O.Iox301 . c...... Oll!o 456)1 This·Message Printed As A -- ........... '*'•··· .. . . ,._. _.Public Service of....... . l Heat from a the residence and heard glass break. Federal Moeill, 2160 Eastern Ave., C1tat1ofw l8laled Friday afternoon. The Gallla-Metgs Post ot the Ohio The Galllpolli Fire Department Highway Patrol ctled Kevin D. reportedSaturdaytheftreoccurred Halley, 26, Rt. 1, Crown City, for In the'plant at 3:50p.m. when a part Improper backlnr. following a 3: ~ broke off the press and snapped a p.m. accident t ~ l)hlo 7ro west of coollngtluldllne. From the fluid, the Township Roatl '\f 'Jiday. lire spread to grease around the Halleywasreportedlybackinghis machine. vehicle Into a private drlvetrom the A plant tire brigade extinguished highway and was struck In the side flames and when 18 firemen by a vehicle driven by Ronald A. arrived, the !Ire was out. Saunders, 17, Rt. 1, Scottown. Three tanker pumpers and an Saunders was attempting to travel aerial ladder were taken by the tire around Halley. the patrol said. department. A Rio Grande woman suffered Loss to contents was approxt- minor Injuries resulting trom an mately $3,00l. 8:35 a.m. single-vehicle accident pWxm preu causi!d a rnJnor fire at " -, -CALIFORNIA · ORANGES GAlLIPOLIS - A Meuage From Tile Bible ... "TTNGUES ARE FOR A SIGN" William B. K"'/lnt - "In lite l4w it u writlm, Witlt men of ol~ longt~el tmd olltcr /ipl will I 1peak 11nlo lllv people; Cl!ldllelfor allllat tuilll.\ellnolllear m4l, lllillt llle Lord. WAerefore long~~e• are for a lign, nol lo lllem tlat believe, bill lo litem IW believe nol; b111 propltetl/iflg ~en~ellt nolfor 1.\em 1/tal believe not, b11t for lllem wlticlt believe" (1 Corinthiana 14:21,22). TIM Prilldple Set Farth By lealah: Isaiah deseribed the Jews, God's people, who would not hear and rejected prophecy. In refusing to hear and re~ing {lrophecy, they were unbelievers. Being unbelievers, they 'en"ed m t>ilion" and "1111mbled ill jv.dgmenl" (!sa. 28:7). God was going to alienate His ~~_eCPie and apeak to them "willl ltamfrUlring lim tmd anolller tong~~e " (!sa. 28:11), that is, a "lanf1114ge" they could not understand. When God's peoele were taken captive and He spoke to them in the "A111!"icm laft11114ge, 'it wu a "lign" of their alienation from God because of their unbelief. . . . . In apJ)lying the principle of Isaiah to the Co11111th1an Chnstrans, Paul reaches the aame conclusion coneemlng the "long~~el" In the churt:h at Corinth God's people who refused to hear the simple teac:htngs of the Lord ..;,jeeted prophecy. They preferred ",eaking ill Lo1tgtle1" or ·~u. " Their refU.Ing to hear prophecy, being persistent about "QieakillgiiiiOIIf/IICI"were behaving u children in this matter (v.20) . Tfiey beiame unbelievers. Beeoming unbelievers, they, too, "erred in t>ilion" and "dtlmbZ.d in jv.dgrMfll." They, also, must hear the "longt~el" u a ''lign" of unbelief; therefore, the "•peaking in IO!Iflll81" at Corinth was not a "lign" of their faith, but of their unbelief and refusal to hear. TIM Uabellever: Remember, the ''tlnbeliever" here is not the non-member of the chureh, who is spoken of u the "111Warned or v!lbelieven" (v.2S), but the people of God who refused to hear. Paul dealt atemly with the Christiana at Corinth who .thought, being the choeen of God, they P.leased Him beeaullfl of their "'OIIflile•~ He 1howed them that their 'IOIIgt~el"were a "lign"of their Immaturity, who refused to hear and in their unbelief J)refeiTed ton~es ctver prophecy. 1,Ubt,!!lir~loua Rift of' 1ptakillg a laftguage·: at Corinth ·was a "lign" of thelr ;llnbeBef, refusal to hear, rejectmg teac:hing, and sepantlon from God, then what about thoie today who aceeJ)t the erratic, unintelligible jabbering over the aimple.te.achings of the Lord. AI it wu In 1ui&h'a day., _the apoatollc d-rs, so at 11 today. People will refuse to hear the ppel of Christ, insisting "and preferring fraudulent NORTHERN ALL BEEF SANDWICH STEAKS 14 FABRIC _ SOFTNER and 24 grandchUd24 great-grandchildren and a .JP!at-great-grandson. She was also paeceded In death by daughter, Mattie Erhart; and by a •tepdaught.er, a stepson, three brothers, three sisters and two HELLMAN'S LUDEN'S I. Did you know that al1110111everytlling in your 2. OOali LheRpoilionshavedild-rrsiOtanl caps? 3. An Lhey stoml in Lhe ori8inaJ rontaineB? 4. Are Lhe oriplallahds ... Lhe'mrDiners? 5. Have you .-....-e that no poisms""' stored in clrinkilw pop bottles? . 6. Ale aD rbneliannful P!'l'ludsloc:ked up ml OUI ... $149 FRESH PRODUCE ll1lilr<tJr ai>d lurpenbnec .. LB: . BAR-8-Q SAUCE . l::.~...':ie'i~...,....,may • GALLIPOLIS-'ThersaJackson, 81, Patriot, died Frida¥ morning at the residence ot a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle'Thcrntoo. ' Born Nov. 11, 1!m, In Johnson .County, Ky., daughter of the late Peter L. and Lucinda Skaggs, she attended Flagg Springs Methodist Chureh. : She married Jehue Jackson, who survives, on Oct. 26, 19'.11. • Also surviving are four daugh-ters, Mrs. Ellis (Myrtle) Thornton, 'Mrs. Bart (Mlldred) Miller and :Mrs- Helen !>alley, all of Patriot, and Mrs. Goldie Quimby of GaD Ipolls; four 110115, WUUe ot Patriot, -Floyd and Charlie, both of Rt. 1. Patriot, and Johnny of Gallipolis; two stepdaughters, Bessie Leaver'ton ot Wilmington, and Elsie Baker Carroll ot S&blna; a brother, WUUe KRAFT PLAIN TinS CHECKUSr SHOULD BE COMPLETED WTili THE HE!J' OF AN ADULT . liroduct. And if producla""' ltAnd in mnttinm Thena Jackson $16~ I POISOI miltlnlcapo? l'luducis like furniture polishes, drain deaners 11111 ...,......, delnm should havt safety padt....... lreep lillie dlildmllrom acridentally . . . tbe. I JU 1 2. An II polendolly bormful pnx1Ud5 in their orWinal 001il:litw>1? 'Ibm""' two dangm if producla ....,, ltAnd in their original mntainers. l.abeloCIIlhe oriainal CXIIIIainenl <ittn slve fir.~ 89¢~ LB. $}9.9. Sl89 GAL. GRAPE JELLY .• IIOUIICed later by Ravnes Funeral Home, Buttalo. Plus Deposit KRAFT u.s. great-graadchl)dren. Funeral . services wW be an- VALLEY BELL TEA BAGS .., "\... ' LB. 8-16 oz. BOTTLES TENDER LEAF I I LB. SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME PHONE 446-1543 PEPSI - REG. OR DIET PEPSI FREE MT. DEW CHOC. MILK 992-7644 : 1 CHUNK BOLOGNA $159 MACARONI DINNER 1v. oz. "".,. $ 49 -. LB. : $249 ,. BEEF LIVER SALT FISH PORK , CHOPS KRAFT I I . Fits A CENTER CUT GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ESCORTED BY BILL ESHENAUR . CHICKEN $}59. SALAD LB. POUND ASSOCIATE DEG.REES *Micro-Computer Administration *Accounting · *Executive Secretarial *Business Administration AUGUST 22-SEPTEMBER 2 LB. BUFFALO, W.Va. -Elmer W. Hill, 82, Rt. 1, Leon, died Sa~y :JllOI'IIInl at the residence ot a &ugtlter, Mri Ruth Walker, Rt. 3, _Leon, following a lengthy Wnes.s. He was a re;tlred farmer and member ot Wolfe Valley Baptist ,,Dtureh. : Also surviving are two other dallihters. Mrs. Annabell Cain and Mrs. Sandra Reisch, both ot Colwnbus; three 801111, Raymond ot Marshall, Va., Bernard of Groveport and Gerald ot Herndon, Va.; 'and ~ IIJ'8IIdchlldren and 18 BY THE PIECE SPRING QUARTER BEGINS MARCH 26 CANADA'S ST. LAWRENCE NOVA SCOTIA • NEW ENGLAND IIOTORCOACH AND CRUISE ElmerW.HUI I HOMEMADE CHUCK ROAST WE SPECIALIZE IN TRAINING FOR JOBS IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME. PRESENTS SIS VERACRUZ : $}99: - HAM SALAD SIRLOIN ROAST :--- BONELESS JOBS!! LAGENCY HOMEMADE $219POUND 1--=======....-...--------------1 1101\r..~G:~A~LLI POLIS ¢ .. POINT PLEASANT - Ro.coe Greenlee, I!, Greer Road, Point Pleuant, died Saturday morning 1ri Plealant Valley Holpltal. F'unefal 8I'I'IJI&I!ITM!IB wW be announced later by Wilcoxen Fun· eratHome. $}09: GROUND !BEEF ' . _CUBE STEAK 'Woodlond Centers, Inc. LB. FRESH LEAN _ _ _ _!""'P;..;O;.;.U;,;.;N0;......;:;: SPEECH & HEARING DIVISION ~12 99 AID PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED JACKSON ENGLISH ROAST SHOULDER ROAST • HEARING AID INSURANCE • REASONABLY PRICED (VIsa/Master Card Accepted) _ • MEDICAID & UMW APPROVED For more information contact: • : RIOGRANDE-ScottD. MWer, : director of college relations and • alumnt affairs at Rio Grande : College and Community College, : has been named director ot unlver; sltydevelopmentatUncolnMemor, tal University, Harrogate, Tenn. : Lincoln President Gary Burchett ; said Miller wiD take the position ~ May 1. Miller's duties will Include direct. ~ ing the school's development de- . : partment, corporation and founda; tlon giving, annual and planned • giving, alumni affairs and public t relations. ! Miller came to RGC-CC after ; seavlng as assslstant sports editor of : the Buckhannon (W.Va.) Reconl. : He also edited sports pages for the : Weston (W.Va.) Independent, and •· also served as Interim director of sports Information at West VIrginia We;leyan College, the school he graduated trom with a bachelor's degree In communications. · He Is married to the fonner Andrea Cook of Rio Grande. BONELESS K: Woodland Centers' prolessional audiologist is a licensed hearing aid fitter and dealer who can take care of your hearing care needs:' Scott D. MIDer Roecoe Greenlee CLOSED S_UNDAYS · · Prlc11 Good.tliru Mirch 24, 181'4 "'t ~-"" Tilt """' to Umlt Quomhloo' Factory fire causes $3,000 loss. Area deaths STORE ltOURSI, . I "1.un.·Thur:. 9 In( til 10 ~ Fri.-S.t.9 am tlf 10 pm , 42, died In a two-car accident Friday The Sunday .. 1 r I . . ~ Fo~s Prized Pictures Prints !rom your color negatives. C.. 1 ptOCeP Mfd. ly Monroe Auto lq)l!pment Our Reg. 6 .94-7.97 5.97Ea. Your ChoiCe Combo Or 161-pc. lox 200 reel/707 rod or box with 161..pc. tockle . �.. . .......; __ .._. March I W..Va. 1914 Ohio-Point · o~ (AP)- A nune Wl1o ~MI'dlfllnambullllcefora Tou·ch Of Charm To Your Kitchen STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM .Sunday 10 AM·10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., MAR. 24, 1984 beenreprlmandecl. The Dallaa Morning News reported that Walton resigned after being threatened with demotion several days ago. A Dallas man, Larry Boff, has !lied a $3l!i,rolclalm against the city because of the department's !allure to dJspatch an ambulance for his stepmother when he called Jan . 5. PORCELAIN ENAMEL COOKWARE AnambuJancewauenttohlsllomt Myrlck and Greene for several minutes about the urgency of the call . · By the time the ambulance arrived, Lllllan Boff, 60, was dead. 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Additional Items to expand your basic set will be featured each week at special coupon savings. Every Item In the Crowning Touch line Is carried In open stock, so you can replace or add pieces to your set long after the promotion has ended. LB. 8 9 ¢ Wieners • • • • •••• QUALITY PLUS 12 OZ. PAK TURKEY Drumsticks • • • • • • • LB. ~rite. •••••• HOMEMADE Pork Sausage IDAHO Potatoes • • • • • • • 10 LB. BAG $}99 ~ ~Underground railroad' slated church basements and on living room floors in several cities where they plan to stop and hold church services. Eventually, thefamllywW be delivered to a group of monks waiting tor them In Vennont, they said. TIEMPO RADIAL All SEASON r;:=:;:;::;;::==::;~ I ia 1 nty It may be all the tire you'll ever need all year round! Hu smooth·ridinl po · lyester cord body, double seel cord belts. Specially compounded tread rubber lor sure &riP in any weather ... wet , dry, hot or cold. FREE MOUNTING Volunteer Emergency Squad NOW OFfERING FREE. 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Grut trac· lion in rain. resistance. tread- and lll()lt SIZE P155/80R13 P185/80R13 P185/75R14 P195/75R14 P205/75R14 P215/75R14 P195/75R15 P205/75R15 P215/75RH P225/75R15 P235/75R15 REPLACES 155- 13 CR78-13 CR78- 14 ER78-14 FR78-14 GR78-14 ER78-15 FR78- 15 GR78-15 HR78-15 LR78-15 SALE 34.00 39.00 43 .00 45 .00 47.00 51 .00 49.00 49.00 52.00 55 .00 59.00 SIZE P155 / BOR12 P155 / 80R13 P175 / 70R13 P175 / BOR13 P185 / 70R13 P185 / 80R13 Pt85 / 75R14 P195 / 75R14 P205 / 75R14 P195 / 75R15 75115 REPLACES 155-12 155-13 155-13 BR78-13 AR78-13 CR78-13 CR78-14 ER78-14 FR78-14 ER78-15 FR78· 15 SALE 35 .00 38.00 44.00 46.00 48.00 49.00 51 .00 54.00 56.00 58 .00 5 FREE MOUNTING ALL SEASON RADIAL RETREADS .... EAGLE ST ANY SIZE ONE LOW PRICE! -.INTRODUCINGCoy B. Starcher Coy B. Starcher 43679 Pomeroy Pike Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 614-992-3366 ., (P155/80Rl3 - 19.00) 1 RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES! (Casing $5.00) I Woodmen of the World takes pride in introducing aur new Field Representative. Troined in our complete service of insurance and fraremal benefits, our Ropresenrotive will be glad ro ~iscuss your needs. A telephone call will bring complete informo~on and no obligation . Buy one, get the second lor · . 1/PRICE 12 SALE BROUGHTON'S oz•.•• 24 ,, mou - Employees or HoOey Brotherl ConltrucdoD eo., ~. ':}were perched high on Middleport HW Frtda.v, delplle ladement '1' weather. 1be company Is repairing a slip that OOOIIITetl on tile . . 1M& November. The vllqe of Middleport received a 1.11,008 IJ'IIIIl lhrou&fl ;'the 0111o Department of Deyelopment to handle COIIt8 of the repair plul lniJtpllelloo of new Willer lines, damaged by the llllppklg. ": CHICAGO (AP) - Religious activists say they wUI "not be :filtlmldated" by arrest threats and WUJgoaheadwithplans to shepherd Jt famlly of Ulegal Guatemalan 'ltfugees on an elght~ay, :lkar ~ rallroad hip seek· g sanctuacy In Vennont. Mike McConnell, an organizer ot ihe group leaving here today. warned more than Ill fellow IJ'avelers that going publlc makes 1J1em possible targets ot arrest tor tramortng Wegal aliens. ':' The Guatemalans are a mother, fpther and five chtldren, Mayan liJdtans who said they had to nee for their lives when soldiers were sent to the father tor teaching other '@lagers to read. ~ The refugees and other members Of the caravan said they wlli sleep In Cottage Cheese Monro-Malle· Shock Absorbel; $}09 :~· S1JSO . Per Cookware Stamp . With Each $3.00 Purchase GRADE A HUNT'S . . . KETCHUP 12.~mE. 79 ¢ ¢ HUNGRY JACK INSTANT Pot a·t oes .......... .69 16 OZ. BOX · .....,·- MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 3 LB. CAN $699 Limit One Per Customer Good On I~ At.Powell's Offer Expires ·~rch 24, 1984 .PL.~ - _. -'-- oz. 99¢ LUNCH MEAT · 12 Large Eggs .....D~~- 89¢ s~VE , · · . OVER . FLAVORITE Ice Cream •••.~.G0A~.~$ll9 -- TREET CAN Limit One Per Cust!)mer Good Only ~t ·Rowell's , Offtr Expires l1rch 24, 1984 For Family Vision Care Needs . . MORTON SALT 26 oz.lo¢ BOX Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires March 24, 1984 ~ . . . • . :- --cl"MPBEU'S' - -:-- . -. . Monroe® Super Suspension Units They put the Monroe! ride In MecPherson-type suspensions. Per Pair Installed GALLIA OPTICI'L CENTER $450 OVER 400 FR"AMES DISPLAYED TO FILL ' __.,._._""""_ :, · .. YOI,IR EJIWEAR PRE$CRIPTION . - he~lng Appo~ntments for Eye Exams ·- oz.4 1· ., • .. ., · . Phone ~46-1760 Tinted Soft and·Extended Wear .Contact Lens Desi1ns · ' " : . PRI~E ·HOURS ' U)CATED 1'Ill£ PAST HOUER IEbiCAL CENTER AT · · - . 548 JACKSON PIKE---- .--- • GALLIPOLIS, OH. per wheel Balam:ed wheels smooth your ride . :·. help promote long, even tread wear. Avallabl• by Dr. Robert Terry, Optamotritt . Limit One er Cus~mtr • Good Only At Powell's ·' ~tr Expires ~1rch Z4. 1984 . I VEGETAZL$SOUP. : 10% CANS $}2goo . 40% MonAri. 8·5 Sat. 8·12 992-2101 - ... -~~ : - - MEIGS TIRE CENTER POMEROY · ~ . ' ,. . .... . ~ ~ .. ' I only after he argued wtth MI.' 0rowntn-g SLICED V4 99 Rump Roast ...L!. $} . ~wonll!lbalbeen,llredbytlre • dlplrlment ~~~. who also demQte4 or reprtrnanded qt~~er ftnPIOYees and announced that llretlihters wW start screening etTII!igaJCy calla. AtanewatonferenceFI1day,Flre Chief Dodd MWer announced the of nune BWye Myrick, thec11apatcherwhotookthecaD.Her supervisor, Capt. Donald Greene, waa demoted to Ueutenant. MWer said Assistant Fire Chief . Jackie Walton, who had headed the department's communications sectlon, had retired, effective IJnme. dlately, and that an ambulance supervisor and a section chief had .®') CJouch. USDA CHOICE BONELESS W.Va. Ambulance delay case nurse fired by officials i · dlJinl.nai Add A ELL We Reserve The Umit Quantities. -· . .. . ..,.. EXPIRES 3131184) 1 - 1 I �- _ _ , P .... ... . ......... .. 1.' Page-A-8- The Man stabbed, suspect cited •• • ••• •• • ..• •.•• :r:: • AI W.Va. '• r1 er ~imts:"" jeutin:el h er;! ...... POMEROY - A Bidwell area ·~=· ~ . l! g man was In stable condition at I f..v ::r ~ VPterans Memorial Hospital Satur::~· ;! "' .... . •• ~ " ' AI.. ,.. ..z... day morning after he was allegedly ,,:::, nV.... 0 ~· stabbed In the stomach by his , ,::r mm L. • •• a brother. '' ~ ~ A C') :: ·• Douglas Phaltn, 30, Rt . 2, Bidwell, t tN _, U'J •I was picked up on U.S. 33 near the ·· ~ &. •• •• •·: to M Pomeroy corporation limits by the •• •• c; •• Pomeroy Emergency Squad at 4: 54 a .m . Saturday. He reportedly suffered a stab wound to the stomach. The Meigs County Sheriff's De••• ,~ partment and Pomeroy pollee are . Investigating the Incident. Both •• •·· departments reported that they ~ arrested Keith Phalln, 28, Mulberry '' Avenue, Pomeroy on Saturday for ;o.: • felonious assault. Phalln Is reportCil ;z:. edly the victim's brother. ....M ~ Officials said Douglas Phalln was C-4 :.: ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;!: ~ -Z stabbed once. The sheriff's department Is also m L. :t" 0 " ~0 -..... :":' ' I I Investigating the stripping or a Jeep. • •w ...... . • • •. ~ : 00 m .•• According to a report received ·· ~ &. •• Friday night, the vehicle, owned by Bobby Joe Adams Jr., had been left •• 0 ... .. . . off Sharon Hollow Road when It ·· ······~ · · ···· · ·· developed a dead battery during deer season. A few days later, when Adams went to the vehicle, the tires had been flattened. Adams declded to walt until warmer weather to get the jeep and discovered the theft of parts when he went to the jeep 1r•w~ during the past week. .-; C::t The sheriff reports also that Nina P. Butcher, Middleport, escaped Injury Thursday night when three deer ran Into the path of her van traveling south on Ohio 143 south of Ball Run Road and one of the deer was hit. There was moderate damage to the van, owned by Pagevllle Free Baptist Church. ioOO a,. .. '"' .. .•• ....•••. -· ,.- .......z:.-.. n.. ::: w m,., ~~~~~ .... z .... "'Z CREATING TIUNGS WITH LEATIIER - Belts, IJHHokls and pocketbooks, whatever can be made In leather, Raymond Oliver makes it. He's creative with designs, doing much of that with the antique tools he has collected, and doe; coloring and finishing to come up with attractive and useful Items. Oliver says he used the handiwork as a repreive from the "gloom and doom" news of the day and the shlftwork be's Involved with. His wUe Susan says it's "good ther.~py." ~ • ·:: ········ ·· ·······• ,... ;< ,..0 em· ~ "" .,.::z: U't-1 ::z:z .... -- ""' v.z "'. ~l;Z .... m,.. Emergency runs POMEROY- Eleven calls were answered by local units Friday and Saturday morning, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services said. Runs by the Pomeroy unit on Friday Included 9:48 a .m., Allee Holliday from Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 1: 11 p.m., Bess Ellis from I I .I ,, i , A Ci) lt'!:;--:.,...':""~~t-----------~---:-.....-:r-----:-':"""'::~...,.__,,....,...,...__ All funJ craft provides escape By Clllflene llodllch Tim& Swllloel !Kaft POMEROY ....., The chair he sits on, the shoes he wears, even the belt holding up his trousers... They're aU products- Jif part, at least - of Raymond Oliver. a craftsman who delights In delving Into yesterday's skills. For Oliver, retreating Into his basement workshop at the family's Morning Star home Is, In a sense, a reprieve from the routine or shlftwork as well as the "gloom and doom" news of the day. His wife, Susan, who shares many of the same Interests, refers to the hours he spends In his worksoop as "good therapy." However, Oliver prefers to just call the endeavor his "space- a place where I can do what I want when I want." "And It's aU for fun," comments Oliver, who says he doesn't want anyone to get the Idea that he has any plans for turning his hobbles Into a business. p.m., Pomeroy went to Pomeroy Health Care Center for Lena McKinley, to Veterans; and on Saturday at 4:54 a.m., Douglas Phalln from U.S. 33 to Veterans. Middleport answered two calls !)aturday, one at 12: 19 a.m. to Stonewood Apartments for Betty Turley, to Veterans; and at 1:ffi a.m., the fire department exlingulshed a trash fire behind Friendly Tavern. On Friday, Racine at 7:11 p.m. took Bob White to Veterans; and at 8: 50 p.m. took Dixie McDaniel to Veterans. Rutland ai 12:06 p.m. Friday took Gary Antolene from Meigs Mine 1 to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, Athens. Tuppers Plains at 5:32 p.m . Friday took Roland Torrence of Tuppers Plains to St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va.; and at 2: 12 a.m . Saturday, Tuppers Plains took John Chevalier from Ohio ~1 East to Veterans. Oliver has been working with leather for years making fancy belts, billfolds and purses and offering his expertise to neighborhood youngsters who need a ball glove stitched up or some minor saddle repairs made. Most of the designing and some of the stitching In Oliver's craftwork Is done by hand and he has a variety of antique leather tools which he likes to use In his leatherwork. He buys half of a hide at a time from a tannery- that's 25square Boy Scout activity outlined to Rotary ' ' MIDDLEPORT- Hank Cleland reported on a ~ent father-son weekend Boy Scout camp when Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club met Friday night at Heath United Methodist Church. Guests at the meeting were John ilnd Mark Rice, sons of Rotarian John Rice. The blrthdayo!BobBuck was observed. VIce President Bill Francis was In charge of the tneetlng and dinner was served by women of the church. :::: ... It t .l ••.. -"=--"''= ~ 0 ,, . < ~· .· Q.ii' •• !!1:: ..,_ soo 0.,. • •. ., - 2 ___. l!l ....• •• ; ·• --. ::: ~; ~ ... 0~ ~: ... ;;·· . ...-;I- . . It• · 'iii' It •• 2n . •• . wo '"' , -o .... ~ m •• · N-a • · · ~i •·· : ~:: ~ ' ~ . • - ... Ul ::: _. v.Z "' c~atr-attract!Ve and very ' Items. A few years back when octogenarian Ben Quisenberry, Syracuse shoe repairman for many years, left here to live with his famlly In another state, Oliver purchased Quisenberry's aged shoe repair equipment. Not that he wanted to go Into that business either- he just "enjoys working with old tools." While everything is In working condition, Oliver saays the equipment is despera tely in need of cleaning and he's Into that process now. Meanwhile, he sews up a shoe or puts on a sole or heel once In a while for the family or a close friend. Another of Oliver's hobbles of caning chairs !Its right Into the lifestyle of the family . The entire !amlly Is Interested In antiques and collectibles. Both nayteen and Ryan, the couple's teenagers, join their Dad In the workshop occasionally and have found some of the skills they learn useful In 4-H and school projects. --- While routh of the message In today's society may be to forsake · folk arts and heritage, Oliver - let's hear it for tradition - has catltu11ed and holds on to Its magic! ·•• .••. ··• ..• ~i~.i_ilij Contracts given .' -,-t<! '· POMEf!.OY- Contracts totaling $14,459,633.37 were awarded Monday by the Ohio Department o(. Transportation to carry out 41 projects. . Meigs County Is listed once In the Ust of projects, In combination Wtth . ~thens; Gallla, ~~king, Meigs, · Monroe, Morgan, Noblt!, VInton and Washington counties for applying herbicidal spray along 1,900"'innes of varioUs routes In those counties to Co,itrol vegetation. Cost of the spraying project,fn the counties Usted will be$143,161.26.No bridge or road Improvements were liSted {Qr DlU!!.ty lli!!Q!lg the . proJects, accordlllg to the depart· ment's report. -· FASCINATED wrrH 'DIE 'l1lls sewing machine Is part of the old shoe repair equipment Oliver pur- j ,I • OW WAYS - cllalled from Ben QuillenbeJTy who clollled up siM!p after more · lhan a hall-oontury ·~ 111 the bu*les& OUver said he doaill'l want to &et ~*Gibe shoe rep8Jr buill-. but he does enJoy worldac wllh the old tools. Wblle , , all oil IIIIa WGI'Idas coadllloa, II Ill In dellperate need Of CJeNIIDg lllld Oliver Ill In the prooe88 of M- l ~ Not a business venture, workshop is his "space a place where I can do what I want when I want...tt. 's all for fun ... " .,~ ~J • ·· ;,... feet of quality hide which costs a little less than $100. He works this hide with a variety of c1111~ ~ too1a as weU as dyes to doiD& thai-. -~ ---- -- ~ -- ~ ....-:----- _,..._ . ' • ., �' ... • Poge-B-2-~ + • ·- • • ' •• March 18, 1914 Sunday Times-Sentinel breath throughout. Miss Cynthia Hatfield, sister of the brtde, was maid of honor, Mrs. Patrtcla Kulawiak of Andover, N.J ., was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Jacqueline Dailey and Mrs. Tara Dalley, both of Calllpolis. They wore Identical full length gowns of burgundy lustre glo-knit, chiffon jackets with Chan· tilly lace trim around neck, shoulders, cuffs and lace seplum at waist. Each carried a cream colored lace fan with raspberry tiger lilies, wine carnations, cream colored azaleas, sweetheart roses, stephanotis, baby's breath, with burgundy and cream colored streamers, and aU wore a matclllng hair wreath. The groom was dressed In a slate gray cutaway tuxedo, wtute long wing collared shirt, gray and white strtped ascot, pearl gray vest and black and gray pin striped pants. He wore a wtute rose boutonniere. Best man was Rick Dailey, CaUlpolis, brother of the groom. Ushers were John Kulawalak, Andover, N.J., Paul Hatfield, Ak· ron, and Randy Dailey, Gallipolis. They wore slate gray stroller tuxedos. Each wore a burgundy rose boutonniere . . The mother of the bride wore a formal gown of mauve polyester knit and chiffon. She carried a clutch purse adorned with mauve tinted wtute carnations. Immediately following the ceremony a reception and buffet was held at Anthes In Akron. The bride's table featured a three-tiered cake. 'J 1 \ . GALLIPOLIS - Activities for . ·. the week of March 19-23 at the . :: Senior Citizens Center located at 220 ·' Jackson Pike are as follows: .• Monday. March 19 _ Ceramics · Class, 9' 30-noon: Chorus, 1·3 p.m. Tuesday, March 20 - S.T.O.P. : Class, 10::.1 a .m. : Physical Fitness, ::. ll : 15 a .m . · ·: Wednesday, March 21 - Vinton :- !'lible Study. 1 p.m .: Card Games, . :· b p.m . . · · Thursday • March 22 - Bible : Study. 11 a.m.-noon; VInton Crafts, ·: 1·2 p.m. ,:. ~ Frlday,Marcn-23-vtrj\-Tax ': ; Aide, 9 a·.m.-noon IAppt. only); Art .~ :- Class, 1-3 p.m .; Craft Mini-Course, ' S_~: i ~ 3lt e51.~ Mr. and Mn. Larry Ropr DaUey surrounded by four heart ·shafled cakes with a pink fountain ill the center. The top consisted of a triad ot white bells, trimmed with burgUndy and pink roses allllllews, with cascading pink and burgwldy roses down the tiers and adorning the heart cakes. Music was provided by tile Fred Troppe Bull. The bride Is a graduate of Akron •.· :· 1-3The p.m .Senior Nutrition Program : will serve the following menus: : Monday - Hamburger patty, · -: kale, baked macaroni, fruit cock: : taU, bread. butter, milk. : : Tuesday - Pork roast, Brussel : :· sprouts, mashed potatoes, fried . ·: apples, dinner rolls, butter, milk. • ;.. . • Wednesday - Pinto beans with •. : mun, cottage chee-se, black rasp·: .berry jello with bananas, cornp-ead, butter, milk. '\:!: Thursday - Fish !!!let, green . :beans, peach cobbler, wheat bread, ·: )utter, milk. : • : Friday- Spaghetti, salad, apple•: $uce, Italian bread, butter, milk. . • : · Choice of beverage served with : liach meal. Meals subject to change · • 'li'\thout notice. . . .. Chtlrch plans Holy Land trip about social security changes and Information. Bingo at 1 p.m. , playing for prizes. Square Dance from 8 to 11 p.m ., music by the Strtngdusters, admission Is Sl. The following week the Quarterly Birthday Party will be held on Friday, March 30. We will honor those senior citizens with birthdays In January, February and March. The Athens Kltcben Singers will be bere to play music at 11 a.m. , coli and caull!lower, hash brown potatoes, gelatin with fruit. Thursday - Meat loaf, peas, kraut salad, apricots. Friday _ Roast beef sandwich with gravy. mashed potatoes, Uma beans and corn, pineapple upside down c'ake. Choice of milk, coffee, tea available with meals. Choice of milk, coffee, tea available with meals. Please make !l ._.l'fttklo •f« clllll(llr 1M Oay, ,l· ~· ' , betore you plan to eat, call the i - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 center at 992·2161. GALLIPOLIS- A trip to the Holy Land Is heing sponsord by First Baptist Church In CaUipolis for May 26 to JuneS, according to the pastor, the Rev J h Godwin - ~ nin ni h. Ul The 11""'Y· e- g I tour w visit Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron, Jertcho, the Dead Sea, Massada, Galilee, Nazareth, Haifa, Tel Aviv and several other cities. The price Includes round trtp transportation from Calllpolls, hotels, meals, tour gldes and sightseelng tours. For more Information, contact Godwin at446-0324 Monday through ) '' .• ' ' ~sponsors . Pt"iving class •:, .. J - I Donna Robbins exchanges vows with Richard Warnecke March 3 MIDDLEPORT - The wedding 0t Miss Donna Robbins, daughter or &1rs. Ruth Smith, Middleport, and the late Lewis J . Smith, to Richard Warnecke, son of Mrs. Unda E. Freeman, Ironton, and Richard Warnecke, Toledo, was held March 3atthehorneofthebrlde'smotherln Middleport. The 6:ll p.m. ceremony was performed by the P..ev. Odell Manley, uncleotthe bride. The bride wore a formal gown of while lace with fingertip veil of wuslon and carried a bouquet on a white Bible. · Brenda Hobbins, sister ot the 'bride was maid of honor. Cary !freeman was best man. •• Off;ce Hours by Appointment Only CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 Galiia County GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library will ,lle at tbe following places the week pf March 19 to 23. · Monday- Lewis Dr. , noon-12: 15 p .m. ; C&S Bank iRt. 35), 12:15·12:ll p.m.: 35 West Apts .. 12:35-1 p .m .: Meadowbrook, 1:05-1: 30 R C COLA 8 Pack 16 Oz. Btls. $1 3 9 ~ Limit 2 Plus Deposit With This Couoon · Expires Mar. 25, 1984 : p.m .; Scenic Hills Nursing Center, ' l : 35-2 p.m .; Gallla Metro Estates, 2:~3 p.m .; Pinecrest Care Center, ) : 15-3::.1 p.m.; Rodney ViUage, t~::m~-~~~h~~~5:.!: .: Tuesday- Spring Valley, 1:ll-2 ··p.m .; Spring Valley Apts., 2-2::.1 ·:p.m .; Sun Valley Nursery, 2:30-3 :p.m.: Bidwell-Rodney Rd., 3:404: 10p.m.; Rodney P .O., 4:204:50 ,P.m .; Quail Creek, 4:45-5: 20 p.m. : .Porterbrook, 5:ll-5:50 p.m.: Fatr=field Acres, 5:55-6:15 p.m. : Wednesday - Lake Dr. 1Rio PEPSI-COLA $139 -~~).~::.>~.:~~. :2:45-3:15 p.m.; Rio Grande Estates, Limit 2 Plus Deposit With This Coupon Expires Mar. 251 1984 :3:ll-4 p.m.; Valley View Apts., ~4-4: :.> p.m.; Centerville, 4:45-5:15 ;p.m.; Centerpoint, 5:30-6 p.m. •3·. 10p.m .,· • Thu rsd ay- Cora, 2: 4., .:R3ccoon Tr. ct., 3: J5.3: 45 p.m.; : Patrloi/Pauley's, 3:50-4: oo p.m .; '" :Patrol P .O., 4: 1\1"1: 40 p.m. : Friday _ Vinton Baptist Church, : 12: 30-1: ll p.m. ; Vinton. 1:30-2::.1 : p.m.; Clark Church Rd., 2:45-3: 15 " p.m.; Porter, 3: ll-4 p.m.; Child· CK SUPERMARKET Wcwsotyou all sizld upl No matter what your shoe size, we can fit you. Our Soh Spots• Collection features a full selection, widths in a wide range of styles and colors. Come in today. We have a soh spot for you I of sizes and Diet or Regular ,8 Pack 16 A reception for the couple was held following the wedding. The three-tiered wedding cake was topped with wedding bells and the traditional miniature brtde and groom. Others at the wedding were Lynn Ella Robbins, Mrs. Cary Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and Michael Glenn Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Kimberly and Kenneth Michael Smith Jr., Mr.and Mrs. Joe McCarty and son, Mrs. Lucille King, Mrs. Nancy Manley, Crystal Manley, Donna Manley, and Pam West. Also presenting a gift to the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilmore, uncleandauntofthebride. The couple resides with Mrs. Smith. ren's Residential Center, 4: 15-4:45 p.m.; children's Home, 4:45-5: 15 p.m . $1' 09 POMEROY - Bookmobile service In Meigs County Is brought by the Meigs County Public Library under contract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Monday, March 19 Burlington I County Mobile Home Park). 3:354:00p.m .; Harrisonville (Church) , 4:35-5:00 p.m.; New Lima · Road (one mill' south of Fort Meigs!. 5: 15-6 p.m .; Rutland (Depot St. I, 6: 40-8: 10 p.m . Wednesday, March 21- Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's) , 7: 25-7:55 p.m .; Riggscrest Addition, 8: 10-8: 40 p.m .. r;:=========:;i MAYBE NOW· SHE'LL TAKE HE OFE . <: ~ Trigger' poplin. Poty/conon, machine wash, 45" wide. Reg. $3.99 yd . . . . .. NOW $3 YD. Glngllam checks. Poly/cotton , machine wash, 45' . Reg. $2.29 yd.. . . . . . NOW 2YDJ$3 Cuffing boards. Prevenl scratches on lables! Reg. $5 each ... NOW $3 EACH $1 E~%~~y!g~~ '"... \:' {il!:'(. ~ SUPER!_~RKET . ' '' Cottpoo · 1~1'1!1 . 8" bent trimmers. Sharp cuners from .. . NOW 6 SPOOLSI$1 k:trrft . NOW $4 Mit Reg. $6.25 pair . . COCA-COLA ® 88T16•~.1·$1 49 ..., 2 LITER 24 c· ANS $1 19 $6 00 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS ICE HOUSE 709 First Ave . Gallipolis CARPET SALE WALL TO WALL SPECIAL @@ REMNANTS GALORE ALL SIZES ALL COLORS . Reg. S68SOO Only Value Based on 40 sq. yds. Other Sizes Priced Accordingly. White, Natural Canvas and Pink. INSTALLED (Super Value Satisfaction Guaranteed) LAYAWAYS WELCOME NOT READY? A SMALL DEPOSIT Will HOLD YOUR SELECTION UNTIL YOU ARE! Includes Complete Wall To Wall Installation With Thick Sponge Pad And Your Choice Of Heavyweight 1st Quality Cut & Loop Anso IV or Antron Ill Nylori In Over 20 Different Color Combinations . • ... ''· IN- STOCK - • . CARPE;T LAND ' •, 21 0 last Main, Pomeroy f llon.-Sat. 9-5 · Fri. 9·1 ~992-5222 -~ Thread. Regularly priced polyester thread in many fashion colors 11Jr~25. nu_ a C.K •. SUPEI!IIAIIIET 1. wide. Reg. 69e yd .. .... . .... . . . . NOW .UDJ$1 LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM HALL . 5 9¢ . Eyelet embroideries. Feminine potylcatton ali-OYeR and fancies. Machine wash, 45" wide. Reg. $4.99 &. $5.99 yd . . . . . . . NOW $4 YD. Sport knit solids. Polyester/cotton t-shlrt and sweotsun knits. Machine wash,60' wide. Reg. $5.49 & $599 yd . . .. NOW $4 YD. P'oiY"fer lnlertaclng. Sew-in and fusible, 18" Connie's .. 1/1 Gal. limit 4 Sales With Purcha• of 2 llacka Ot.Kahn' a bmch Meetllt ,..., Price. ' With This Nylon net. 100% nylon, machine wash, n · wide. Reg. 69e yd . ........... .. . NOW 2 YD./$1 • HOURS 8 ~o 6 • VIT. D. MILK • c ,.. ~ Middleport, OH. We do cakes, pies, cookies, for any occasion, birthdays, annivt sary, holidar,s. "Weddincs re Our Specialy. 'Wtddin& cake tops d It k ·t d' an nove y ca t t ems on tSplay . PH. 992-6646 • . T-shlrt prints • stripes. Polylconon. moclline wash. 60". Reg. $4.99 yd. ..... . ... . NOW $3 YD. Fabric potpourri. Machine washable poly/ cononbtends,45" . Reg. S1.99yd ... NOW $1YD. VAUGHAN'S BAKERY . H~UIS: Craft books. Condlewlcking, quilting. more. Selecflon 110rtes. Reg. $3 each ... NOW $2 EACH < SAVE! KARTLEY'S SHOE STORE, INC. Shirting plaids. Poly/c onon, machine wash, 45' wide. Reg. $3.49 yd . . . .. NOW t2 YD. N~ASp~iaiCa~7 t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~ Call It! 99 4 wm ~.-~ •• l h Got Gal , With Purchase of 1 Lb. Bologna . at Regular Price: limit 4 Sales With Thi1 Coupon · Expires Mar. 25, 1984 C.K. A Step Show a t 9 p.m . a nd a Disco Da nce at 10 p. m . In the Morris Room on Saturday will cloee the week's acti vities . WMUL-FM wiD broadcast live from ( the Student Center a nd provide the dance music. Admission will be $1 for MU student' and $2 for the general public. Sheer solids • prints. Prefty potylconon or poly/ rayon blends. Machine wash. 45 " wide. Reg. $2.99 &. $3,49 yd . . .. NOW $2 YD. .,:· Meigs County .' Limit 2 Oz. _ Btls. . Plus Deposit With This Couoon Expires liar. 25,.1984 · VALLEY BELL 2% MILK \ ...,; r· ., Caroline Ivy admission c harge. rayon, 45' . Reg. $5.99 yd .... .... . NOW $4 YD • ~ · C K SUPERMARKET Gladiola . and Acttvlty cards. General admts· slon wiD be $1.50. Preceding the Black Awareness Ball scheduled at 10 p.m . Friday, March ll, at the Convention Center Hotel, will be a Fashion and Variety Show at 7: ll p.m. In the Morris Room. Fashions will be provided by "Images' The New You Modeling Company" and area students will perform. There wiD be a 50 cent • DR. PEP-PER :; GALLIPOLIS - A _Drive for . , ::$afety Class sponsored by the · ~autpolls VFW and conducted by.:.. ~ GaUipolls City Pollee Depart- . :f11ent, be offered to residents OlglnnlngAprU4,8p.m.,atlheVFW . llan on Third Avenue. :: The 16-hour class will be con: 'llucted each Wednesday tot eight ~.There is ilOCharge and upon $anpletlon, each student wil re~e a c~ showing they have _tlnl$.'d the class. u.s. events are open to the public and most programs will be tree, Smith said. On Sunday, March 25, at 3: ll p.m. at the First Baptist Church, there wiD be a Gospel Jubilee featuring the Richard Smallwood Singers, the Pentecostal Ambassa· dors and the West VIrginia Chapter of the Edwin Hawkins Singers. .. The Smallwood Singers have performed throughout the United States and Europe and have represented the U.S. at the Montreux Jazz Festival and the Festival d'Automne In Paris. The Ambassadors have performed with such ppel artists as Walter Hawkins and Family, AI Green and the Charles Fold Singers as well as appealing with the Charlie Daniels Band. Organized In July of 1983 In Charleston, the state affiliate of the Edwin Hawkins Singers particl· paled last spring In the National Ctucago Music Festival. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Alvin Poussalnt, associate dean of student affairs and assocate professor of • psychiatry at Harvard University Medical School. He Is scheduled to speak at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 29, In the Don Morris Room, Memorial Student Center. "Black Protest to Black Politics" wlU be his topic. There will be a reception In the Alumni Lounge following his talk. Poussalnt Is the author of the 1972 best·seller "Why Blacks Kill Black" and " Black Child Care." He r I GENERAL ALLERGIST has wrttten numerous articles for lay and professional publications. He has aerved as a consultant to the Department of Health, Educalion and Welfare and the Congresslonal Black Caucus. Wednesday evening there wiD be two showings of the movie, "The Wlz," at7and9p.m.lnSclenceHall Auditorium. MU students will be admitted tree upon presenting 10 ;Bookmobile schedules -set . •· Mr. and Mn. IUcJiard Warnecke ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;~ ... :the follow1ng activities for the week • .: oallipollti. C KSUPERMARKET VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT : : - POMEROY -TheMelgsCounty • >Senior Citizens Center. Mulberry ,; :ijetghts, Pomeroy, has scheduled .. IU Aw~Weekcoordtnator. AHr;;~~~~~~~::~~~~;;;;::~~;;~::~~~~~~~~~~~::. , JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. Meigs County tif March 13-23: : : Monday - Physical Fitness, :i1: 40 a.m.: Square Da nce, 1-3 p.m. • : Tuesday - Ceramics,' lO a.m.-2 :Ji.m.; Chorus Practicr, ,.2 p.m.; ool!:xerclse Cia:;.;, 3: 15 p.m. -June ;Rhodes, Dietitian for th• ~nior j'lutrition Program, will Spi'.·l: at 11 -e.m. about Nutrttion and Ca n··er, :Facts and Fables, based on ' )'ecently released study by '""' '1\merican Cancer Society. : Wednesday - Social Security ;Representative and a Representa:t~ve from Black Lung will be at the -center from 10 a.m. to 12: :.> p.m.; l>hyslcal Fitness. 11:40 a.m.; ,:lingo, 1-2 p.m .; Bowling, 1:30 p.m. • Thursday - Ceramics, 10 a.m.-2 i>.m.; Brent Runge, from General :retephone Exchange Speakers Bujeau, will speak at 11 a.m. about ol>eregulation and telephone rates. ~Is will be a good ;;pp:;rtunity to )sk questions about your concerns The 300SecondAve. ea~ Lafayette MaD Shoe 1e o. themself, and if so think ahout it as I did. B. J. Ewington, OH. r;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;===::==:::::::::::::::::;-1 . . '~- University and Is employed by Summit County Juvenile Court as a Family Counselor. The groom Is a graduate of Miami University and Is employed by General Tire as a Development Chemist. The couple resides at 2255 Winter Parkway, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. beans, mixed Porcupine fruit. Tuesdaymeatballs, mashed potatoes, tossed salad, cookie. Wednesday - Cube steak, broc- baked -CommonGoal"wlllbethetheme for the 1984 BlaekAwareneu Week aetlvttte;i 1po1110~ by Marshall University' I Minority Students Of. flee and scheduled during the week of March 25-31. A wide vartety of events are planned, according to India Smith, Charleston sophomore, Black To The Voters of Gallia County, Like many of you here in Gallia County, I have voted politics not the man or woman that was running for office. For the past 26 years I have voted Repu· blican politics, straight Republican, no mat• ter whom the man or woman was that was running. Times have changed, I don't want my grandchildren to grow up with this attitude. I found out a good man was running on a Democrat ticket for sheriff of Gallia county. He will get my vote and my family's on election day. I think he will treat us all fair, Republican and Democrat, and all in between. I hope a lot of you will stop, look a~und and see if you are voting politics, not the person will p.m.affect you: ExerclseCJas&, 3: 15 Friday - Lou Horvath, Social Security Representative from the Athens office, will talk at 11 a.m. Creamed Whitt, Black Natural, Burcundy !!!!!! chicken. sweet potatoes, green Program Is: Monday _ ward Toaether; Common Purpoee I. ,..,,~~Til with telephone service and how It Themmuf«the~ HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - "For· SUSANNE $3995. ·.: Seniors plan week/11 activities Gallia County · Page ·Black Aware ness Week activities planned Elizabeth Ellison trades vows with Larry Dailey in Akron AKRON - Wintergreen Ledges Church of God, Akron, was the setting for the Oct. 29 wedding of Elizabeth Louise Ellison and Larry Roger Dailey . The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hatfield, Tumacacore, Ariz. The groom Is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Larry E. _Dailey, Gallipolis. · The double-ring ceremony was . :performed by the Rev. Robert N. :Zirkle. Music was by Mrs. Welcome ·Morgan, organist. : Prior to the ceremony, the :outside unity candles were lifhted . :by the mothers of the bride and . ·groom . Selected scriptural pas: :sages were read by the bride's : :sister, Miss Cynttua Hatfield and by ·Dwight Dalley, couslnofthegroom. : Escortru to the altar and given In :r.1arrlage by her father, the bride :wore a gown of white sheer ·polyester and lace, with a split :neckline trimmed with Venise lace. :chantilly lace with sequins covered ·the fitted bodice. The Oounce skirt · :with Venise lace had a raised :waistline with satin ribbon trim. :TJ!e dress had puffed purched lace ·sleeves with self-flounce and ribbon :trim. : The lace flounce hemline ex·tended to an apron effect with a ·_:Cathedral train. The bride wore a . )>earl necklace and an upswept side ·brim hat with Chantilly lace trim, ·:Oowers, pearls and fingertip net :veil. She carried a cascade silk :bouquet of white roses, stephanotis, -sweetheart roses, raspberry tiger ·)mes and azaleas with baby's The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 446-1641 - . 161 3RD AVE. ON THE CORNER Same Location For Over 13 Years. ' I ' ' I I •· . ---·- ~ - -~ Gallipolis, OH. ~ �.. March 1 Page 8-4- The Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi.-Polnt Pleasant, W. Va. March 18, 1984 Be · Part DOUBLE PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY MARCH 19 THRU . SATURDAY MARCH 24 COUPONS Sheri Lynn Wade WDilam T. Johmon Wade - Johnson DOUBLE THE VALUE OF MANUFAC· TURERS CENTS OFF COUPONS UP TO 49¢ IN FACE VALUE. SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT JOHNSON'S GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wade, Gallipolis, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Sheri Lynn, to William Todd Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Joe Johnson, Gallipolis. The open-church wedding will he April 14 at the Grace United Methodist Church, Gallipolis, at 2: 30 p.m. A reception will follow the ceremony. Miss Wade Is a graduateofGallla Academy High School and a 1983 graduate of Eastern Kentucky University. She Is employed at Oak Hill Community Medical - Center, Inc., Oak Hill, as a staff nurse. Johnson Is a graduate of Gallla ·Academy High School and Is · self-employed at Johnson Company, Gallipolis. THURSDAY, MARCH 22 SUPERIOR BONELESS LB.$l5 HOLE HAM Budget Pleaser Special - ' USDA CHOICE BONELESS Tavern Ham SUPERIOR Chuck Roast Slab Bacon LB.$157 LB. THE PIECE ' l1 Budget Plooser Special Budge_t Plemet Special DANCE - MUSIC - THEATER - CRAFTS - CREATIVE WRITING - . USDA CHOICE BONELESS EXTRA LEAN Chuck Steak Ground Chuck USDA CHOICE BONELESS 4 LB.$1 97¢ ' UPERIOR BEEF 120Z. PKG. FRANKIES USDA CHOICE BONELESS DESIGN - FINE ARTS - GALLERIES - LIBRARY English Roast LB. SUPERIOR 1984 Membership Drive Now Thru March 31 LB. SUPERIOR SUPERIOR CHUNK 80 POLISH SAUSAGE LB. 97¢ '. . ' ' POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Evans, Portland, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to David Trtplett, Portland, son of the late Mary and Clltford Trtplett. Miss Evans attended Southern High School and now works with the Meigs Coonty Head Start Program. Her fiance also attended Southern High School, and he Is employed by LebanOn Township. Wedding plans are Incomplete. SNO WHITE CALIFORNIA IDAHO Baking p HEAD 10 LB. BAG 3~ 99 R CALIFORNIA BUNCH BROCCOLI 99¢ Riggs- Kisner • 4 LB. BAG RED.ROME 3 LB. BAG APPLES 99¢ l Large CAROLYN'S CARL'S SHOE STORE 366 Second Avenue 328 Second Avenue NAME .............................................................. .'......... . P. J.'s INC. LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY ADDRESS .................................................................... 330 Second Avenue 529 Jackson Pike Budget Pfeaser Specitd CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE OR VEGETARIAN scot ' Vegetable Sou to.s oz. CRACKERS MRS. BUTTERWORTH PANCAKE SYRUP 24 $ 6 oz. en. .1 '• TOPE · FURNITURE GALLERIES '• ..,.' ..,. '· Budget · Plooser ., . .Ftffi SIZE RINSO Laundry , 14Tftr'lrft . SWISS-N-BACON • oz. BOX '· ROYAl CREST 24 .COTTAGE CHEESE KLEENEX ·FACIAL 175 CT. BOX g SUNLIGHT 12 OZ. . oz. CTN. $. . . .I 12 · DISH. ... FILBERtS FAMILY SPREAD Margarine 3 LB, BOWL . '. 300 Second Avenue D. J.'s CANDY, CAKE and CRAFT SUPPLIES WHITE'S UID -· ••• I •••• I I I. I •••••••••••• I ••••••••••••••••• I I • • ••••• I ••• I •• I • • • • PHONE ....................................................................... Support the arts in your community with amembership and receive discounts on classes and free entrance to competitions and festivals! . BASTI'LLE 300 Second Avenue • ' 79¢ - ·• THE HASKINS-TANNER · CLOTHIERS CO. ; 2J99 THOMAS CLOTHIERS I • .' • I• io' PEDDLER'S PANTRY '' . ,...,... ,,_:___.,._:_- -· - ~ __·~"r-. ~ ~- , · : "'c . -· . 300 -~econd Avenue -- . ' -. - . --- BUCKEYE BUILDING & LOAN CO. · 500 Third Avenue ~-. ,,. GA'LLIPOLIS .. DAN THOMAS & SON . SHOE STORE . SAVINGS -& LOAN CO. -.- SlOO PATRON ................... ssoo BENEFACTOR..................... 340 Second Avenue . 354 Jackson ,Ike ..... .~ s30 CONTRIBUTOR ................. sso DONOR .................... . ' '" .T.HE MEDICAL ·sHOPPE · s15 SINGLE.. ................. s25 FAMILY ............................ . 354 Second Avenue 332 Second Avenue t Royal Crest 2o/o .Milk . •• I STATE ............................................ Zl P CODE .............. . 100 Second Avenue :• BERNADINE ~ -. IN • - · - - -.· - - I DEAN & BARRY PAINT TOWN 422 Second Avenue ',_ IIIRl: 151 Second Avenue JAWNEY JEWELERS, INC. nt $ 5·9 2 . THE SHOE CAFE 529 Jackson Pike · OZ. BOX 12 cITV ....... '· 32 OZ. BOfiLE TYSON CHICK.EN-N..CHEDD.AR • , Tomato . Catsuo $ BIG RO PRIDE SALTINE POUND BOlt " I ...' HUNT'S Paper Towels ' .. '' Salad 32 oz. Dressing JAR . Budget · Plooser Special .• . ... --------------------------------------~--------~· f' SHURFR :?f~~~~~J MIRACLE GRADE A WHIP \' . CLIP and MAIL BEING PART OF THE ART . ' • - • 45631 Budget· Pleaser Special Butcher - Stout · - . Marlene Gardwell, Vinton, and Mrs. Vlrglnla Stout, Bidwell, ann(}- · . Junce the engagement and upcom- ' lng marriage of their children, · Cindy Lynn Butcher and Timothy Robert Stout . A May wedding Is being planned, Both attended North Gallla High School.. Stout served with the U.S. NAVY <!!I!LIL.a grac!uate of ~o Grande College. Navel Oranges •' ,•' GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs. James R. Allen, GaUiolls, announce , .\ the engagement and approaching . '··, .fii81Tiage of their daughter, Kathy Ann, to Eugene C. Huffman, son of Allee Huffman, Zanesville. The open-church wedding will be Aprll7 at Faith Baptist Ghurch with the Rev. Lynn D. Lahaie officiating. Miss Allen Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and Is employed by The Ohio Valley Bank. · Huffman Is a graduate of Morgan . High School and Ohio State University. He Is employed by Gallipolis City and Gallla County Local Schools. • THE FRENCH ART COLONY - 446-3834 -GALLIPOLIS, OH. CALIFORNIA $' CauliPOUND PKG. AllenHuffman .... .• * -. •. Pleaser SpeciaJ U. S. NO. 1 POMEROY - Mr. and Mr. Charles Young, Langsville, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Melissa Riggs, to Keith Kisner, Vinton, son f Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kisner, Fairmont, W.Va. The open church wedding will be held on March 25 at 3 p.m. at the Rutland Nazarene Church with the Rev. Lloyd Grimm officiating. Miss Riggs Is a student at Meigs High School and Is employed part-Iinne at Young's Garage. Kisner Is employed by the Southern Ohio Coal Co. ..- discounts on classes and free entrance to competitions and festivals!! Evans- Triplett Budget . .Pleaser Special •i Support the arts in your community with a membership and receive . ~~ 111117. . . The Arts Budget Pleaser Specitd ' Budget Pleaser Special 01 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page B-5 ··"~ ''"""'"'~ ~· iii · 4i.;.4~1.;;Se;.icoiiniidl!iiAiiiveiiiinil!lue.._.,....&• --·•3•2•4•S-ec~on•d•A•v•en.u.e_......, . 1111 - -·- - II l 11 1; I I·I' CALL THE FRENCH ART COLONY 446-3834 For More Information t I I· L::._-_..;;.., __ . .; __ ;.;;.. .;. ___,. :. _..,._______ .:._~~-- ____ .:_ ___ -:---:---;...J: �Mcuch 18, 1984. Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea~ant, W. Va. Page-B-6--The Sunday Times-Sentinel Mtlrch POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogical Society meeting 2 p.m. today at Meigs Museum with Mary Bowan, Athens, professiona l genea logls t. speaker; open to public. POMEROY - Jay Mar Golf Club Is kicking off the I~ golf season and membership drive with a dance tee to be held Sunday at the Meigs 1M. All area golfers an friends are Invited. George Hall will be featured at the organ from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Those wishing additional Information are to contact Bob Freed at 992-2044. BIDWELL - The Calvin Minnis family will sing at the Springfield Baptist Church on Sunday 7 p.m. BLADEN - Rev. Ralph Worlanan will be the guest speaker at Liberty Chapel Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. NORTHUP - The Rev. Steve Ebert will be at Northup Baptist Church, Suoday,7:30 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla COunty Historical Society wUI meet Suoday, 2::Jl p.m. at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The program will be slides of Rio Grande College by Francis Burdell. The Board of Trustees will meet at 1 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - The Saunders Trio will sing at Ellzabeth Chapel Church Suoday, 7 p.m. The public Is Invited to attend. CROWN CITY - Dale Saunders wUI be at Victory Baptist Church Sunday, 7 p.m. MONDAY The Chester PrO will hold a meeting at the CHESTER - Chester Elementary School, 7: :Jl p.m. Monday. Chlld care will be provided and refreshments seiVed. RACINE - Meeting a! 7 p.m. Monday at Racine football field house for aU managers and Churches of Men's Fellowship will meet at the Pomeroy Church of Christ Monday, 7:30p.m. KYGER CREEK - Kyger creek Band Boosters will meet Monday, 7::JJ p.m. GALLIPOLIS - St. Peter's Episcopal Churchwomen, 541 =~!v~ ~=t~~~.:;'~ and bustness meeting. TIJESDAY Happenings POMEROY - Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Pomeroy and Its auxUiary will celebrate the American J..e. glon 's 65th blrday at the post home on Tuesday. A dinner, for members and thelrfamllles, will be seiVed at 6:15p.m. Entertain· ment by Sweet Mountain Music with Hoger and Mary Gilmore will follow the program SYRACUSE - Applications now being accepted for life guards and swimming Instructor at London Pool ln Syracuse. Applications must be submitted to George Holman, manager by Aprll 1. POMEROY - Meigs High School Instrumental Music Department will present a concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday ln the Larry Morrison Auditorium. Featured will be high school concert and jazz bands and combined elementary bands of Salisbury, P.utiand, Harrisonville and Sa· Iem Center School. Free admission. MARCH SPECIAL •• • ByBOBHO~CH : '11rne.8entlnel 8taft : Talented Meigs •and organist, kargaret Neu· OJan, who was f!Ch a . faithfUl accompanist for ,io RLC359PE PLAN COIN SHOW - These are the omcers of the OH·KAN Coin Club which will stage Its 21st annual coin show next Sun~ at the Holiday IM near Gallipolis. they are, front, from left, David Edwards, treasurer; Edward Burkett, president; John Bryan, vice president; back, Charles Berry, securlty; Charles Radford, secretary, and~ Slayton, chief of securlty. Annual coin show planned in Kanauga SYLVANIA 25'' CONSOLE E-300 Chassis, Dark-Lilt 100 Black llltrix Picture Tube, dilllal tu· 'fhi Sorority are nailing it down and Vley need your help. : The three groups wlll combine fnergles to hold a public auction on ,¥ay ~ to raise funds for the jaws of Hte equipment which the Pomeroy tire Department is trying to $728 WITH TRADE RIDENOUR'S 985-3307 TV &APPLIANCE.. GAS SERVICE · ;~rchase. :: Howdoyouflt ln? Easuy .. sorortty ~bers are asking each family to -tribute at least one presentable article for the auction to be held t)ehind the Pomeroy Fire Statton. Sorority mem bers wlu even PIck up Your contributklns. All you have to If Your Doctor . Recommends PHYSICAL THERAPY JERUSALEM - MOUNT OF OLIVES, GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE, CALVARY, GARDEN TOMB, THE OLD CITY - MANY OTHER PLACES IN JERUSALEM BETHLEHEM - BIRTH PLACE OF JESUS HEBRON BURIAL SITE OF ABRAHAM, ISAAC, JACOB, AND THEIR WIVES JERICHO/ DEAD SEA/ QUMRAN/ MASSADA/ GALILEE/ NAZARETH/ CAPERNAUM/ MEGIDDO / ACRE/HAIFI/CAESEREA/TEL AVIV PRICE INCLUDES ROUND-TRIP FROM GALLIPOLIS, HOT-ELS, MEALS, GUIDES, SIGHTSEEING JOSEPH GODWIN, HOST FOR SPRING PROMS AND WEDDINGS •••Jiaal lll•flllll THE FABRIC SHOP "Serving Patient and Physician" 529 Jackson Pike And If you'd like something to do next Sunday, the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society wUI sponsor a program on preservation of family records and archival docUments. The Ohio Board of Education l• urging school districts In Ohio to review their' academic requirements for participation In extracur· rtcular activities and to give serious consideration to the upgrading of such requirements on a phased·ln basis. State Superintendent of Instruc· tlon Franklin B.' Walter conunents: "Extracurricular activities of a school should augment the primary goal of promoting excellence In the education of students." How dare someone put education first•! Oh well- "Don't surprise me none" . (Thanks, D.O.). --Geez! And John Glenn was the ONLY one I was rootlngfor .. dokeep Pomeory Phone 992·2284 I i I PRFSENTS GIFT TO COlLEGE - EmU Janko, left, treasurer of the Gallipolis Rotary Club, presenUi a contribution on behalf of the club tn Roberta Hol:t.er, lntematlonal Student Adviser at Rio Grande College I I l Connie's Got It! I Bernadtne·s has the largest and pretttest seiectt on of Pro m Dresses tn the Trt -State THE GO Lilac, Pink, White and Canvas , 2200 ~-------~=========::::;;:::===OO=W=IIT=OW=fi=G=AL=Ll=PO=l=lS~ Sizes 3-16 r-------------~ I I I I I Coming To Columbus? Stay at the 1 !@heraton Inn North I$34.95 plus tax per room. 1 or 2 IAdults (children Free), includes I use of our indoor sports club, leood any nicht(s). Clip this ad and present upon cheek-in. 1Reservations required, some restrictions may apply. Not applil cable to groups. I I CALL 614-888·8230 I hpiros J.l 1-84 (2) 1(2) L.-------------YOU CAN BRICK IT YOURSELF WITH 7Jl: ~ Art- Tillers are performance-tested to deli- y. .rs of ·efficient tilling -your key to • mote productive garden. See your Arlena dealer today and take a close took •t the Ariana tine of quality garden tillers, frorilthe 8 hp, AT8028 rear-tine tiller to the popular 2 hp "Little Digger". Ariens Tillers mean performance! : The Meigs High Choir Boosters Wtn be staging their annual fund· talslng spaghetti supper from 4 to 8 Q.m. next Saturday at the Rutland Elementary School gymnasium. Not only will you eat well .. but FACING BRICI< Make it easy to add that custom touc h to your home. • CANNOT BURN • WEATHERPROOF • INSTALL OUTDOORS OR INDOORS RIDENOUR SUPPLY Phone 446-2206 Hillcrest Plaza 115 W. 2nd the city pollee and lhf' LL-r:ion Post for parents whose preschoolers are not attending class . F'lngcrprlntlng will be at the Legion Posl on Bob McCormick Road . This is a county wldP project, Nibert saJd. Only one card will be available per child and parents should kcep the card ln a safe place in case the nero for them arises in the future . ----·--·- - l George Baln, local records spe· clallst, Ohio Historical Society, wUI be on hand to present the program which lsopentothe pubUc. That's at 2 p.m. at the Meigs Museum . •' .... PATTERNS AND FABRICS Harklesl. • How would you like your water Shut off, Bunky? : U you live ln Pomeroy, you can Ond out by Jetting you bUI go for a c;oupte of months without paying it. The word Is that If you owe two months bUt by the 15th of any month·oQff goes your water. LET OUR QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL STAFF SUPPLY YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. lf2 PRICE GALLIPOLIS - American l.e· gion Post 27 and the Gallipolis City Pollee Department will sponsor Kld Prints for preschoplers and nu rsery school children. I Any nursery school wishing to participate lnt he program should contact Chief Garland Nibert . Students will be flngerprtnted in their schools. Dates wlll be announced later by there's bound to be plenty of entertalltment forthcoming from the vocal music students of Edwin ·cSolscaUMaurtshaNelson,992·73L1, smllln=:::g: ... .. ·tfier 5; Kathy Doidge, 992·7231; .l-ynn Shuler, 992·7li4; Donna 8yer, 'i1l·2482 after 5, or Gary Snouffer, 992-7446. ·: Forrest Turner of Athens wut clonate his services as auctioneer for lhemoney·ralslngproject.lsn't that ~t--you don't have to part with IJlODey-·just an Item or two which will brtng In some cash on the auction block. '• : Speaking of auctions-·a "cousin" tyent ..a flea market will be held ~prll 6, 7 and 8 at the Rock Springs fairgrounds. The Meigs Fair Board laas completed arrangements for One such market to be held a f'EE'kend each month during the summer. The Oea markets will be imcttontng from 9 a.m. untU dark fachday. f!=====;::====:;i Sewing Machines Entire Stock of BUTTONS many people .: The. three chapters --of Beta Sigma ninf- 15 buttons, GT· Matie color system, Infrared remote eontrol - 17 but ons, 112 channel capability, Two 4"x6" oval sptlktrs. Grained Pecan finish on wood products and non-wood materials. lltditerrantan stylinJ ' with twin lattice 1rille fluted posts and brass plated hardware. ONLY """'"'v over the 1Jas returned to from a shore home where she has been Qvlng ln Athens. : Margaret Is at Pomeory Health ~are Center, Room 151, ln case you would like to remember her. &!argaret can still play plano for 0tree hours at a time without ·~lng up for a breather.. and ~s all.the golden oldies. provided lor that purpose. All CHESTER, OH. , .. GALLIPOLIS - Coin collectors exhibit competition will be non· of all ages. coin dealers. and the public from Ohio, West Virginia, competitive. The OH Kan COin Club was tp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ !; and Kentucky will have their day organized at Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. In Sunday, March 25, when upwards of $250,00l worth of rare coins, 1962, but moved to Middleport In 1973. It has prospered all these paper currency, precious metals, years In size and enjoyment , and related items will be on offering memberships to all races, GALLIPOLIS - Lafayette exhibition, or for sale or trade, In creed, and color. White Shrine will meet Tuesday, the banquet room of the Holiday Inn Currently officers are: Edward 7: 30 p.m. The annual election of in Kanauga. The 21st Annual Coin Show hosted by the OH KAN Coin Burkett, president ; John Bryan, officers will be conducted. Club of Middleport-Pomeroy is vice president; Charles Radford, open to everyone and there Is no secretary; David Edwards. treas· WEDNESDAY admission charge. Activities are urer; Russell Slayton, 'sergeant of arms. open at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SYP.ACUSE- Meigs County Area Fire Fighters Association Edward Burkett. show chair· man, reports 16 coin dealers from will meet Wednesay at the out of town have ~ecured booth Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depart. display space, and will Have an ment at 7:30 p.m. assortment of coins, and other RAONE- A soup supper will material on display for sale or be held at the Racine United trade. In addition. dealers offer free *We Have The Methodist Church Wednesday appraisals. and will accept trades Widest Selection with seiVlng to begin at 4 p.m. of old pocket watches, or other Of Fabrics In Vegetable and bean soup will be items made of gold. silver or Southeastern Ohio seiVed along with com bread, platinum. Back Supports and Braces sandwiches and desserts. Locked security cases will be *Craft Patterns Cervical Collars Cervical Pillows &Supplies Traction Kits In Stock Portable Whirlpools *We Sharpen Slatted Bed Boards Scissors and Circulating Hot Water Pads Strvice all Breast Prostheala Colostomy Supplies Makes of 11 DAYS - 9 NIGHTS Surgical Support Hose YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN US Ankle-Knee Supports Rib Belts Our MAY 26 • .JUNE 6, 1984 Crab Canes-Wakers VISIT Wheelchairs Athletic officers to be chosen Legion Post helping Kid Prints reach nursery, preschoolers ~uction to benefit PVFD MIDDLEPORT - Group II of the Middleport Presbyterian Church wUI meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lennie HapanstaU. Assisting hostess Is Mrs. Ethel Lowery. Mrs. Betsy Horky will be In ch;lrge of devotions. A thank offering wUI be taken. VINTON- Vinton Friendship Garden Club will meet Tuesday, 1p.m. at thehomeofOpaiDunn. The Sunday TimM-Sentinei- Page-S.7 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' :!~\~=!~~:~ PILGRIMAGE TO Girls' Softball Programs. POMEROY~ The MPI.,....., ·•··-·""-""'"··."1 H y LAND county Pomeroy-~leport-Gallipolis, Beat of th~ · Bend Calendar SUNDAY 18, 1984 Master Charge, VISA. Golder'! Buckeye C•rd Herman L. Dillon, Physical Therapist Sinlfr Approvtd Deater · PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST GALLIPOLIS. OHIO FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 446-0324 MONDAY - FRIDAY ADDAVll..LE - AddavUie Athletic AssociatiOn wil hold annual election of officers Thurs· day, March 22, 7:30p.m. at the AddavUie Townhouse. All parents are urged to attend. FRUTH PHARMACY. KING SIZE, COMPLETE HEATED TWO LOCATIONS 783 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. 364 Jackson PikC!, GaUipolis, OH. · (AU SYSTEMS IN STOCK & ON DISPLAY) Wayside Furniture 241 Third Ave. Gallipolis Mon. & Fri. 9 to 8; Tues., Wed. Thur., Sat. 9 to 5 Gospel sing KING OR QUEEN SIZE COMPLETE S289 OPEN . 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. MEnCERVILLE- Trt·State Gospel Music Association will present a gospel sing Friday, March 23, 7: :Jl p.m. , at Hannan Trace High School. 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RAzORSGE 4 FOR CREME .soz. ~ $17~ DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -Derek Blunden poured In a team-high 19 points to power Dayton Dunbar to a 7IJ.67 basketball victory Saturday over Kettering Alter and nail down a spol In the Class AAA high school semifinals. Blunden led three players In double figures for Dunbar, 23-3, good. St. Joseph, which finishes 22·2 for the season, was paced by Stan Kimbrough with 18 points. Toledo, now 23-3, goes onto this week's champlonshjp game at St. Jolm {\rena, Col11111bus. · Peolllllz matched the touma· mmt's.-dscorlnghtgh, tying an aiJ.tlmf illd set last year by Jay Peters Gl Medina, also against CJevelalld St. Joseph. · Tole* had a narrow Z7·25 halftime edge, but didn't begin to 00 Dunbar 70, Kettering 6'7 dominate until the fourth quarter, when a six-point spurt with 4: 23left In the game took Toledo ahead for &arne: ,., LANACORT 4oz. TANGLED - University of ¥entucky's Kenny Walker (34) Is fouled by Brigham Young University's Devin Dumlnt (35) Satunlay In second round play of which brokeopenaclosegameln the closing minutes. Alter finished at 23-3 despite a game-high 25 points from Curtis Lara vie. With the game tied 4949 In the fourth quarter, Dunbar outscored Alter 134 to take a commanding nine-point lead with 2:49 to play. Thegamewasttedat3latthehalf, and Dunbar held a slim lead through · mosl of Ihe second half before Alter tied it. McKinley 65, Cen-Hower 62 CANTON, Ohio (AP) - Gary : 'rucSoN. GRAPE JELLY 3-LB. JAR ALL FLAVORS !~~~2 $ 49 $ By GEORGE STRODE AP Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Usa Cline's 15-foot jump shot with seven seconds left in overtime Saturday lifted unbeaten Millersburg West Holmes to a 36-35 victory over league rtval Orrvllle for the Class AA state gtrls basketball crown. Cline, a 5-foot·lO junior guard who scored a game-high 24 points, scored all six of her team's points In the extra three minutes. It marked the third time this season that tile Knights had beaten thelr All Ohio League opponent and climaxed a 28-0 season lor the first-time champions. Olne was nearlY the goat In regulation. Her two turnovers In the last minute almost cost the 1\, ~av\ly favored Knights the game. Holly Clay stole !h., ball trom her and drove In for a layup that tied the garne at ~ with 47 seconds left and forced the ovetlme. W th six seconds remaining, Cline was called for a five-s 'COnd possession violation. However, the Red Ratde'•.'i turned the ball over themselves, falling to get off a fin~! shot In the, last seconds. After Cline's cUnchlng basket, Orrville could not work the ball past mldcourt as time explrec1. After the buz2ier sounded, a weeplngCllnerari to her coach, Jack Van Reeth, and embraced him. 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(AP h iloa lllllr'acbaiCe. · .. f ' -- -· -'f-' : . - ...:....:. - · · - .- :-_:__ Grant, a &-3 senior guard, put In 26 points to give Canton McKinley a 65-62 victory Salurday over Akron Central Hower and the Bulldogs' 15th shol at a Class AAA high school basketball crown. Anthony Robinson added another 19 for McKinley In the regional semifinal game. while Central· HowerwaspacedbyGradyMateen, with 24 points and 11 of the Eagles' 21 rebounds. After domlnallng the first half, McKinley jumped toa31-24 halftlme lead and held It through the third, going Into the fourth quarter 45-38. Central·Hower came back In the fourth to pull within three points, s.HO, with 17 seconds left In the game. But Robinson put In a shot from the key with tlll'ee seconds left to preserve the Bulldog victory. McKinley, 25-1, goes on to this week's championship matches at St. Jolm Arena In Columbus. It will be the Bulldogs 15th time In the final four, but McKinley has yet to take home a state title. Central Hower ends the season at 22-3. West Holmes AA champ Indians blank ·cub8,2 toO ' ~ KRAFT'S the NCAA Tournament In Blnnlngham, Ala. The Wildcats won to advance In the Midwest Reglonals. (AP i..asEI'phoW). Toledo Scott, Dayton Dunbar, Canton McKinley advance NOXEMA SKIN CREAM MESA, Ariz. (AP) - Veteran pitcher Ferguson Jenkins, a former Cy Young Award winner who stood just 16 vlctortes shy of the mwtn plateau, Saturday was handed his unconditional release by the Chicago Cubs. The4(}.year-o1drlght·hander, who posted a 286-226 mark during 18 major league seasons with five different ballclubs. was scheduled to pitch Saturday's exhtbllton agalnsl the Oeveland Indians when he received the news. • 60' OFF LABEL TEA BAGS FOR EXTRA SENSITIVE S.KIN 'I DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER TENDER LEAF NOXEMA / ' Jenkins released 6FOR CORN SNACKS 4o oz. • BUNCH BUGLES LOTION SHAMPOO MOUTHWASH LB. GENERAL MILLS REG. OR CONDITIONING SCOPE $199 Smoked Sausage CAMPBELL'S HEAD & SHOULDERS 11 OZ. GOLDEN RIPE LB. ECKRICH 1 LB. $j79 FOR DISH.ES 32 oz. Richmond got as close as 56-53 on Bill Flye's layup with 6:03lelt, but Courtney Wllte hit a free throw at 5:47 to Ignite a Hoosier puUaway which eventually boosted the lead to fil-57 on two free throws by Witte with 1: 431eft. Alford hit six of 12 from the field and led the Hoosiers with 22 point• while center Uwe Blab had 14 before fouling out. Kelvin Johnson led Richmond with Z7 points and Newman scored ~. BUI F1ye hit 10 lor the Spiders. REG. BEEF, KIELBASA, CHEESE SALTINES VEGETABLE SOUP JOY edge. D'ANJOU CELERY PRIDE LEMON La.69t WINGS LB. *149 .SPARE RIBS LB. OXYDOL LB. FRYER NCAA East Regional basketball tournament. North CaroUna held off Temple for a 77.fl6vlctory lntheopenero!lhe doubleheader and wUI face the Hoosiers, 21-8, In an East Regional semifinal In Atlanta next Thursday. Alford, the nation's No. 2 free throw shooter at 90.6 percent, began his streak with 12: 33 lett. He converted both ends of a two-shot foul to break a 4646 tie. He added eight more In almost two minutes to end the Richmond season at 22-10. John Newman hit the tall end of a two-shot foul with 11: '!I left to pull tbe Spiders within one. The teams traded baskets before Alford hit a jumpe~ at the 10:40 mark and Mike Glomi added a baseline shot with 7: 55 left to give the Hoosiers a 5449 The Tar Heels trailed ~28 when JOE' Wolf scored on a tap-In with 33 seconds left. Steve Hale got a layup with lour seconds !ell and gave North C8rollna a 32-29 edge at hal!tlme. Sam Perldns Ignited an S.O run that gave the Tar Heels a 48-39lead at the 12:59 mark, thelr blggesl margin to that point. Temple responded with eight straight points - tour each by Stansbury and Jim Mclooghlln - to pull within 4847 with 11 minutes !ell. Indiana '75, Richmond 6'7 CHARUYITE, N.C. (AP ) Steve Alford hit 10 straight free throws In the last 12 minutes Saturday to lead Indiana 75-67 over Richmond In the second round of the 49t BOLOGNA 69t Braunschwieger LB. COUNTRY STYLE EACH THIGHS DELl-ROLL CHICKEN ROLL 89+ FRYER "*it!d Temple effort for a 77~ vletaly Saturday In the second round c1 tiiP NCAA East Regional lu~cetW tournament. • Rlclwnalld laced Indiana In the ilcond prneol the doubleheader at eharlotte, and the winner will lace ·!he Tar Heels, 28-2, In the East RegiOIIIIIleiTIItlnaJs In Atlanta this 1'hunday. • Temple'spressuredefenselorced 15 North Carollna turnovers In the !1rSt half while Terence Stansbul)' bit eight c114 shots In the period and had 18 paints. With that, the Owls 1II!'Vel' ._by more than one point In llle half. BREASTS DRUMSTICKS • JUMBO a deta FRYER CUT-UP Kentucky has won five national championships. Wallcer led the balanced scoring with 19 points, Bowie had 16, Melvin Turpin 15, Master 13 and resetVe Winston Bennett 11. Devin Durrant. the nation's third leading scorer entering tournament play, tallled 28 for the Cougars and Jim Usevttch added 10. Carolina trips Temple in NCAA meet 49A EASTER GRASS the rest of the way, and the WUdcats made It a rout with runs of S.O and 9-0 early In the second half, the latter making a 61-35lead with 13:32 left. It was the sixth victory In a row and the 11th In 12 outings for the WUdcats, who hope to use their home Ooor as a springboard to the ninth Final Four appearance In the school's rich basketball history. Thursday night against the winner of Sunday's game In Mllwaulcee between 12th·l'llllktd Thlsa and Loo1sv!lle. The Wildcats, Z74, broke a 44 tie with an 11-0 run that Included four points each by Bowie and Kenny Walker and three by Jim Master. The Cougars, ~11. never got within seven points ~orth 8 84 99 4 EASTER EGG COLOR KIT 'limes· jentin.el . ' ,~ :~~ ~~- ~~ . ~ --· ' -- . erpllll&o). . Cline, . .. . ' .: .., . It was a heart-breaking loss for Onville, which led Z7-24 with less than eight minutes left. The Red Raiders, playing In their first state basketball loumament, finished with a 23-5 record. CUne was magnificent after a poor flrst·half. She scored 12 points in the second half before winning it in overtlhle tor the Holmes County school. Rhonda Winters, Orrville's 6-2 senior center committed to Ohio State, led the Red Raiders with 19 points. ' Orrville, double-teaming Cllne nearly all of the time, held the West Holmes star to one flrst.quarte1 basket and six points in tl]e opening half. The game was tied three times before Or:rville scored six straight points for a 12-6 lead with 4: 39left In the second quarter. Field goals by Nancy Shle, substitute Sara Yehl and Winters accounted for the spurt. West Holmes, which defeated Onville 4(}.24 and 4l>J81n league play, closed the gap to four points twice In the second quarter. The Red Raiders oWIIed an lll-14 halftime lead. Winters managed eight first-half points despite being double and trtple teamed by a collapsing West Holmes defense. West Holmes pulled even at 24·24 on CUne's basket with 2: ~ remalnlng In the third quarter. Winters c~ right back with a three-point with Z7 seconds left In the period to put Orrville back oil top Z7-24. �The Sunday Times-Sentinel OhiG-'-Point P14!Qsant, W. Va. March March 18, 1984 .Williams' style .as coach ~ifferent than as a player -' TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - New :pitching coach Stan WU!larrui, an :ornery knockdown pitcher In his :playing days, Is brtnglng his attack ·theory to the Cincinnati Reds :pltchlng staff. : Buthlsstyleasacoachlsdlfferent •than as a player. "I am not here to ~hange people. I'm here to learn :about them, In all respects, any oproblems they may have, and help :them In any way I can. :: "I learned a long time ago that to :be successful as a pitching coach, ;lhese guys must have confidence :jmd faith In you. They have to ·~11eve that when you say some;thlngyou know what you are talking ·:about. H that's not the case, then you ·~t as wen keep your mouth· ;:shut," saki WUilams, who had been -:8. scout for the New York Yankees ·llhe past two seasons after servtng as a pitching coach. He also 'cOached with Boston. :The pitchers took to him and his .t: ~rlesearly. \,... ' f:. :. ~# ·~bowl~ "You attack. You go after people and nobody bett!!r dig In -on you," sajd relief pitcher Ted Power. ''That's the game." "I know what It's like out there," Williams said. "Iknowwhatlt'sllke to be a starter, a short man and a Iongman (In relief) . I kilowwhatlt's llketocomebackfromanlnjuryand to pitch with pain so bad It brings tears to your eyes." Another Williams principle Is his philosophy of Intelligence on the mound. · . ''Throwing a baseball Is just a matter of body balance and lever· age. Pitching Is something else. Pitching takes place above the shoulders, In the mind: Even when I had my best stuff, I tried to fool hitters with every pitch. You've got to think ahead, give them a chance to chase something bad, Something out ot the slrlke zone. But to do that, you'vegottohavethemeehanlcsout of the way so you've got room to concentrate," said WIUlams. WIUlams said he has spent the . Glass ......... .. . . . . . . . . . .. : · ~ en.-enotJie Coov ............................. 46 26 Chemical ............................. 44 28 :~·· Calle llocor......................... 42 :J) .1> & J's Carty<JUt ............................ 31 38 •l<emper's $alvage .. .. ........ ... :.... ....... 32 40 ·Maynard's Body Sb>p .. .... .. .............. 32 40 ;1>tversllled Investors ........................ 32 40 ,f.lodem Woodmm ........................... 26 46 •)farrum's RooltnR ........................... 2'5 47 ' • Irvin's - E. Barnes 188. C.rol Sue Saoders '4811. ;· ~rvllle - c . Caldwell1'15-4ll;. .; Dowell.:. Ruby Hall174. B. Bernard 489. '• Gerty's- Kim Bush 148. D. Hash 388. !• P- J's- D. Tackett 118. S. Wrll!hl 41ll. • Kemper's - D. Kemper 147-4!11. Maynard's - B. Mills UI!H91. Dlversllled- C. VanWinkle 168-4114. Modem Woodmen - B. Burris 189-531. Marcum's -Edna Marcum 142-386. rH;; spring trying to learn the Individual · mechanics of each pitcher and develop a worli!ngrelatlonshipwith each ot·then1 ..._. .. .. "But I'D teD you something, . honestly. This camp has as good a bunchofarmsasanyi'vebeenwlth. People may not believe that but It's true. All I have to do Is help these guysbrlngoutthelrbest,"WU!lams said. "I wasn't a head-hunter, don'tget me wrong. I don't think I ever hit someone Intentionally. But I was a knockdown pitcher trying to gain a little respect," hesaldofhlsdaysas a player with the Dodgers and later the Minnesota Twins. "There were a lot of tlmse, though, when I deserved to be put on my rear end, but I never was charged. I never even had a confrontation. 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Including a drtving one-handed shot "I feared we would overlook with five seconds to play, to lead them,'' said Lou1svllle Coach Denny VIrginia over upset·mlnded Iona. Crum, whose CardlnaiB had beaten Arter Wllson's basket, Iona's Morehead State eariiel' in the RoryGrlmeshadachancetotlethe season. "I was afraid we would score from the foul line with two subconsciously look ahead and not seconds remaining. But Grimes, play them weU. But I was real who missed all12 of his shots from pleased with our attitude, with our the floor and his first two tree effort and our defense." throws, sank the first foul shot but Washlngion defeated Nevada· missed the second. Reno behind Detlet Schrempf s 23 "The best thing you can say about points. Schremp!, second In the a llrst-round game Is you survived voting tor Paclfic-10 Conference It ." Virginia Coach Terry Holland Player of the Year this season, had said. "What we wanted was Otheil 14 of his points In the second half. with the ball In a position to Seven-foot freshman Christian penetrate. That's what we ended up Welp, Schrempfs West German with. I told Othell to 'take It as deep countryman,added16polntsforthe asyourangoand !tyoucanputltln Pac·10 co-champions. Schremp( the basket."' Rolando Lamb sank a 20-foot rebounds and Welp had 10. down a game-high jump shot at the buzzer to lift pullro The last serious Redskin chal· VIrginia Commonwealth over Nor- lenge came when Miami clol;ed theastern. With two seconds re- within 5144 with~ minutes to play, malnlng, Lamb took an lnbounds but a basket by Koncak and a pass from Michael Brown, spun three-point play by David Gad1s put toward the basket and fired a shot the Mustangs back In controL ~r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiil I T LIFE AT BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER r------------------------------------------, ADULT EDUCATION DIVISION What is adult education 7 1 Adult education is a program of courses for individuals to upgrade · themselves or prepare for new jobs. Buckeye Hills Career Center .r II When are classes held? Courses in adult education. may be offered an.vtime sufficient community interest is evident. St.ndard courses will be offered periodicallly through the year as per class schedules. REGISTRATION FORM 1 .Name (print) ....... ................................ ... .............................. : ...... .. I Where? 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But :Villanova then went on a tear, going :up SG-52 over the next nine mlnules with Dobbs scoring six of the polnls. ·Marshall could get no closer than six :points the rest of the way. Jon Koncak scored a career-high Sl2 polhls as .SOUthern MethodiSt •.:rolled over Mi~l of Ohio. The :·Mustangs scored the first 12polntsof ·:·the game, eight by Koncak, and • were In control throughout the · contest against the smaller Reds· : kins. Miami could come no closer •:than seven points after the early ·:sMU outburst. • Rickie Johnson's three-point play : with 7:25 left gave llllnols State Its ; first lead of the second half. at 43-42, ,·andHankCornleyandBradDuncan ·:scored to boost the Redbirds' lead to .: ;47-42. '; · But baskets by Alabama's Terry ,· Williams and Bobby Lee Hurt cut ·::the margin to4746with 1:55 to play. : WU!lams then hit a jumper from the • tree throw line with 41 seconds left to : .put Alabama back up 4847 before . ·stefanovlc hit his big shot . . · Kansas' Calvin Henry hit a foilow · shot with 12 seconds left to rally the : 'Jayhawks over Alcorn State. Down : :by as many as 14 points In the early LEGAL NOTICE ~ ~;;;;~;;;;~~~;.. .~;;;;~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~====~ Miami Has Slow Start .I ~ Marshall, Miami ousted from NCAA tourney · 185/80Rl3 'l1iund., M........ Sian The Sunday Times-Sentinei~Paga Pomeroy Midcllepolf-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' Central · .rtust~co. Qhio .Valley.. - ~ B~nk--C'o .. · C&S B~~k . ·~~ Plymoulh \byager. America's most versalile wagon. 5 year/50,000 mile Protection Plan. 'b{ager's quality is backed by limiled warranties on Ihe power train and outer body rust·lhrough tor live years or 50.000 miles. whichever comes first . Deductible applies. 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Amy Littlefield, Southern ................................................... 5-9 12 Tony a McNeal, Southwestern ....... .... .. .. .... ............... .. ......... 6-0 11 Laren Wolle, Southern .......... .................... .............. .. ....... 5-9 12 Julie DWon, Hannan Trace .. ........... ............... .. .. .. ..... .. ....... 5-9 10 Michelle Ge<>rgp, North Gallla ... .. .......... ........ ......... ,........... 5-7 10 Amy Roush, ·~yl(er Creek ........................ .. ............ .. .......... 5-3 12 Angle SpenLh, 2 ..stern ........ ........ ... ........... .... ............. .. .... 5-9 11 Margaret Horner, Eastern .................... ...... .. ............ .. .. ..... 5-10 10 Dee Dalley, Eastern .. .. ..... ....... .. ....... .... ...... ... ... ........ ..... .... 5-9 12 Jenny Bentley, Southern ................................................. .. . 5·5 12 Sandra Patrick, Southwestern .. .. .. ...... ........ .. ...................... 5-6 10 SVAC LEAGUE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Amy Littlefield: Southern Honorable Mention - Debbie Michael, Sout hern; Canie Walker, Southwestern; Dee Dee Henson, Kyger Creek; Joyne Campbell, North Gallla; Tabby Sheets, Hannan Trace; Kelly Whitlatch. 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Conttnul'd C-8nd- •SPECIAL GOOD FROM MARCH 17th THRU MARCH 24th 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Brougham Coupe 667~16. IIJS~I<l ball coachPs seiPCtl'd t hp 1983-114 AII-SVAC tpam rPCPntly at KygPr Creek High School. Eleven fpma le athletE's were chosen to the 1983-114 all-league team, headl'd by Southern's Amy Littlefield, a una nimous choice for the leagup's most va luable player . Littlefield, a 5-9 senior forward and all-state seiPCtlon the past three seasons, averagl'd 24.2 points per game this season to !pad the Southern Tornadoettes to the dis· trict finals with a 16-5 record. Littlefield hit 1!*; of 399 field goals for a 46.6 percent shooting clip, also converting 137 of 100 free throw attPmpts for 76 percent, while scoring 509 points; 1,093 the last two seasons at Sout hern. She also grabbed a team high 221 rPbou nds for an average of 10.5 per game, Tlmes-Senllnel Staff CHESHIRE - Southern VaiiPy I ' Southern, Eastern dominate dream team By SCOTT WOLFE /" teams wUI receive ·tro~ an¢ t-shirts. li'or more Information, call' : 446-3807 I 1 0 , • .. �• '. ·· ; Page-C-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pameroy=Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea•nt, W. Vo. Rio opens 1984 track and field campaign Southern ... ___ _eon-:-ttn_uect_ trom _ c_.e_ _ RIO GRANDE - THe Rio Grande College men's 1984 track schedule has been released, acconl· lng to head .track coach Kevin Purcell. The Redmen opened their season Sa tunlay by hosting the Rio Grande Invitational. Among the teams competlng were West VIrginia State. Walsh College, Ohio Northern, and Glenville. The 1984 schedule Is highlighted by three home meets Including the Mid-Ohio Conference meet sche-. duled for Saturday, April 28. Below Is the 1984 men's track schedule: Collqo IIIII Rio G.,.;. Redmon 'l'nldc and Fleld!le-.Jo March 17, Rio Grande lnvtllllona~ horne, lO a.m. March 21. Early Bird ~ys al Mar.~hall University, away, 10 a.m. March 31, W a~ h Invitational, away, IO Lm. Aprtl 7, W. Va. State lnvltallonal, away, 10 a.m. April 13, RJo Grande 'l\1anaul&r !Rlo Grande, Glenvllk> and Wilmington) , horne, 2 p.m. April IS, GIEitvlllo !dual}, a way, 3 p.m. April :!1, 21. Kentucky IIA!Iays al University of Kentucky. away . 10 a.m. April 28, MkHlhlo Coni......,., home, I p.m. May ~. TwllltP Invitational at Marshall Unlvers1ty, away. 3 p.m. May 12, NAJA Dist rict 22 at Malone College, away, 10 p.m. May 23-26, NAIA National Meet a t Laidley Fle)d , away, TBA. and. cood Malch 18, 19.i4 In btljotlni, Salidra Pa!rtck. Kyaer Cl'eelc'aAmy Rouall also earned brst tNm llolloni atona with HaMan Trace's .:Jillle Dillon, and North Gallla 'a Michelle George. t Each first team member ot the SVAC all-league 1Hm wt1 be formally honored it tilt teaeue's banquet In April and will recetve.a plaque at that time. asslst5. ~ague champion Southern and co:runner-up Eastern dominated the all-league t~m. each placing three players on the first team and placing one each on honorable mention. Coach Hilton Wolfe Jr.'s South· em sqUBd claimed the undisputed league championship with a perfect 10.0 reconl, while Eastern ad Southwestern tied with Identical 5-3 league records. Both Southern and Eastern represented the league as sectional champions; Southern the upper bracket winner and Eastern the lower bracket winner. Joining Littlefield on the allleague team were teammates Laren Wolfe and Jenny Bentley; Eastern's Angle Spencer, Dee DaUey, and Margaret Horner; Southwestern's Tonya McNeal, se- ~ Ceolet 8GIIodolo . 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NOOftotp.m.·P'II/IIUSwtm ::: ~&8f.1 p.m.= :::""1011: .......... ................. .......... ....J! ::::::8:: P.~ l'MUIII ......... ....... .. .. ............ .......... .. :.. t-3 p.m..()poi!Swlm Alpha II StHI Radial (, organized opponent In the history of the Democratic Party," Kulewlcz said. "Mr. Mondale has as his Ohio leader, a man In whom he has placed great trust and reliance, Mr. Tim Hagan trom Cleveland, " he said. Hagan, a Cuyahoga County Commissioner. split with Gov. Richard Celeste In support ing Mondale over Glenn. Kulewlcz sa id th£o Hart campaign would continue to seek support from Celeste and other top state and party officials now that Glenn has dropped out of the race. "The statewide officials of Ohio are people who have distinguished themselves by providing fresh leadership to the stale of Ohio. Gary Hart shares with them the abutty 10 provide new leadership to the "We realize, though, that It' s a long battle here In Ohio and we're going 10 na'<l th£o help and support of as many or thP party ond elected officials as possible," he said . Kulewicz told a news conlerenC<' Hart would campaign In the slate bul said no s[l('Cific dates have been set. How much mon!.'y has been raised for Hart In Ohio? "It must be In excess of $10.1XXJ," Kulewicz said. "We have a campaign treasurer who I've been giving all the checks to. They've been corning In ... at such a volume that I've simply handed them over. " Besides Hart and Mondale, the Rev. Jesse Jackson has qualified for the ballot in all 21 of the state's congressional disIricts. United States," Kulewlcz said . He congratulated Glenn on "the fine race that he has run " and Invited his supporters to switch to Hart . "What I want to say to them Is that there Is a very long and uphill struggle In Ohio to restore decency (and ) fairness to the White House (and ) that Gary Hart has emerged as the candidate who can (lo that ," Kulewlcz said. " (And ) that Gary Hart, like Sen. Glenn, would come lnlo the White House with no financial strings attached," he said, a reference to union support for Mondale. "The endorsements we're most concerned about now are those of the 1.7 million Democratic voters In Ohio. We want very much to receive the endorsement of a majority of them," Kulewtcz said. :Attorney General nominee :fires back at Senate critics Metzenbaum said Meese's letter responded that he Is not up for re-election, so Meese's charge Is would not deter him from moving forwanl with his Inquiry Into the " off base.'' Meese's statement was released presidential adviser's ties with on Capitol Hill by theoHiceofSenate . people who aided him financially Majority Leader Howanl H. Baker and later got federal jobs, as well as other matters. Jr., R·Tenn. 'The senator said he planned to ask It was written on White House Edwin Thomas. the man who loaned ~tatlonery and carne one day after the Senate panel delayed voting on Meese the $15,(XX), and his wife Meese's nomination until after he Gretchen to testify before the appeared at new hearings, which committee. Both got federal jobs In California are scheduled to begin Tuesday. after Thomas, a former Meese aide, Committee Democrats de· manded that Meese return to testify left the White House. The senator after the White House counselor told said they would be asked whether the panel he had " Inadvertently there was any connection between failed" to disclose a $15,(XX) Interest· the loans and the jobs. Metzenbaum, along with several free loan on his financial disclosure other Senate Democrats. argue that forms. Meese Is unfit to be attorney general. They contend he has benefitted financially from deals he has had with several wealthy Californians who later got federal jobs. They also charge he has made COLUMBUS (AP ) - Ohlo'sSupreme Court has adopted the same "evasive" statements reganllng a rules reganllng the broadcasting and ;>hotographlng of court House subcommit tee's lnvestlga· proceedings that already apply In lower C(IUrts around the state. lion into how former President John McGory, public Information officer, said Friday that the Carter's campaign documents court acted to end contusion reganllng oral arguments on appeals. wound up In the hands of Reagan The formalized rule requires media representatves to request election aides In 1900. pennlsslon to broadcast, televise, reconl, <r photograph court Metzenbaum has suggested that sessions 24 hours prior to :he session. Meese should withdraw his name • 'Pte .~ justice alld the prllll~ ' Judges are granted the from ~lderat111h · to su~ auihiirltY · under !he rules lo llrillt media personnel and. ·after. William French Smith as attorney consultatloil with the media, to position rneQia equipment, McGory geooral, but Meese backers such as said. Baker predict that the presidential counselor wtll be confirmed . In statements to the committee, Meese has denied having any COLUMBUS (AP) - Gov. Rlchanl Celeste has announced plans for planting 115,(XX) Austrian pine trees this spring along Ohio's personal knowledge about how the highways. Reagan campaign obtained Carter His office said Friday that the 2-year.old seedlings wtll be placed re-election materials or having any along slate and Interstate highways by the Ohio ClvUlan role In helping the men who aided Conservation Corps. him financially get federal posts. They will be placed In Lucas, Wayne, Medina, Lorain, Mahonlng, Meese was a top ofllcialln the 1900 Summit, Hamilton, Montgomery, and Cuyahoga counties. Reagan campaign . Last year, 81,600 trees were planted along the highways after being provided by the natural resources department's Marietta nursery. White House : assailant held for testing ...... WASHINGTON (AP ) - Edwin 'Meese 111, with his nomination as :attorney general Increasingly under •fire from Senate Democrats, says he has done nothing Improper and Is looking forward to testltylng In a second· round of hearings "so that ·the truth can prevail." • President Reagan's top policy adviser sent a comba tlve statement to members of the Senate Judiciary Conunlttee on Friday, declaring: " I've en~aged In no Improper act." Meese lashed out at those he said were making "false and misleading statements" and said they were opposing his confirmation for ·election-year gains. But his primary opponent on the panel, Sen. Howanl Metzenbaum: WASH INGTON !AP I -Ayoong man with a history of drug abuSe who was shot near the White H~ after allegedly threatening a guard with a shotgun Is being held inpsychiatric tests at a federalmenft!! hospitaL David A. Mahonski, 25, dlsrupei;;l his federalcourt appearance Frt~ with repeated clilims he waJ drugged by President Reagan, the FBI, the CIA and' the Air Force. • Mahonskl told a· federal rna~ trate that he had " been down to the White House to ask the ;>resteent'ro onler the FBI to take that bugoutcl my ear." Government agents "puill bug in my head which transmits everyt bing I think across the count ry." " I don't need anot her nut warn: The president has had me in three already, " said Mahonskl, who waS charged with resisting a uniforme(l Secret Service agent who tried .to question him Thursday night on a public sidewalk outside the White House. "The president of the United States and certain elements of the society fill me with drugs and ruin my life. like the communists would," Mahonski said during his appearance before U.S. Magistrate . ,__Ohio briefs:----. USED SMITH'S emimts· ~tntintl Court adopts media rules Artt\ur L.. Burnett.-"'·... Celeste announces tree planting ,. 1983 Chevrolet Citation XII 1984 Buick Regal Limited Are you tired of driving the ordinary? Then try this sporty factory official's car! Features a low 3,400 actual miles, AM·FM cassette, power windows, tilt, cruise, delay wipes, aluminum wheels, sport suspension package, andmuch more. Factory warranty. Save big on this model! Features a low 7200 miles, 55/45 interior, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel, power.windows, rallye wheels, and balance of factory warranty. FACTORY LIST $11 ,004. Discounted to $888800 WAS 12 400 $ ' ' Discounted ro 1979 Buick Riviera . New Riviera trade-in. Fully loaded with all the features you expect on this luxury auto. 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Freight system plans expansion COLUMBUS (AP) - Yellow Freight Systems Inc. has proposed a . $9 million expansion of Its terminal here, a company spokesman 1980 Pontiac Bonnevi.lle Brougham 1978 Cougar XR7 1980 Datsun 200 SX This local one owner is absolutely showroom clean. Features like power windows, power seat, power _door locks, tilt, cruise, AM-FM-tape, an~ wire wheel covers make this car a bargain too good.to believe! Navy blue with matching vinyl roof. This new Pontiac trade-in has cruise control, AM-FM-tape, 60-40 seats, wire wheel covers, and only 46,000 low miles. Here's a hard to find sports model import that's been well cared for. Features automatic, factory AC, and .AM-FM-cassette. Priced Right At 00 OVER; WAS --.$3995. St. Patriclc's Day Special $468800 $350000 NEW '84 BUICKS & - ~ONTIACS IN STOCK 1 PARK AVENUES - ' RIVIERA- LeSABRE- REGAL- CENTURY- SK.YHAWK. - BONNEVILLE·__· _ _GRANDJ~RIX .-6000 ~ 5\l,~l!lP ~ FIREifJD - 1000~5 See Harland Wood, Bob B . Jim ' . or.'G.r·DD' says. The project, to add 100 truck bays to the 39-bay terminal, would create 18).200 jobs, Lawrence Berkowitz, Yellow Freight assistant treasurer, said Thursday from the company's headquarters In Kansas City, Mo. Yellow Freight ofttclals will propose the project Monday to Franklin County commissioners. The company Is seeking Industrial revenue bond flnl!flclng for the project. The company has terminals In 437 cities In the United States. Foundation chooses principal HEATH (AP) -The Freedoms Foundation has chosen Principal George W. Yeager of Garfield Elementary School here as the educator who did the most In the United States to promote "the American way of lite" In 1983. Yeager Is to receive the foundatlon!s Educators Awanl at the school Wednesday. The school, with 400 students, has won other Freedoms Foundation awanls Ill the last four years. The foundation, of Valley Forge, l a., promotes citizenship, patriotism and " the American way of lite," said Alberta Sharp, president of the Columbus chapter. Yeager Is retiring a few days lifter the awanl presentation. · PARISENNE- FBI files drug charges GObtJMBUS (AE-) = FBI Spedal.A&m,LTe~ D. Dinan of Cincinnati aMOUnced· Friday the a~t of four Columbus-area residents on federal drug charges. , ,Dinan ~titled them as Thomas J. ~. 35;Groveport, charged · ~ ·. with conspiracy to distribute cocaine; Michael J. Maguire, 32, Whitehall, charged with distributing cocaine: and Tracl Baxter, 28, and .herhusband, Charles W. Baxter, 'n, bQthotGroveCity,charged · · Wtth poeaessJna cocaine. · U convicted, RJas and Maguire could get up to 15 years In prison and a $25,(XX) tine ~h while the maximum penalty upon conviction "lortlie BaXters woold be one year In jan alld-a-$5,(0) tine. · - f.- · ' . i , J ' '. HART HEADQUARTERS OPENED - Gary Hart campaign manager for Ohio John Kulewlcz answers reporter's questions Friday al the opening of Hart's campaign headquarters. In Columbus. (AP Laserphoto) . ·- "I have had just about enough----~ · that l can take in America," said Mahonski. 1 10 was shot in the right forearm by Lt . Walter J . Gorman ." The criminal complaint filed bY government prosecutors charged that Mahonski reached Into his coat for a J().gauge sawed.off shotgun that he pointed at Gorman. , The Secret Service agent orde~ Mahonski to "freeze" before firing a single shot from his service volver. Ihe complaint said. re- • • Warring factions return to negotiations . LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP I - Leaders of Lebanon·s warring factions returned to formal negot iations Satunlay after a day of behind-the-.scenes bargaining. but a Moslem opposition leader discount e d for ecas ts by pro· government groups of a quick accord. Both sides spoke of progress at the national reconciliation conference. now In Its sixth day. but differed In their assessments of how far they had advanced towanl a resolution of the longstanding and bitter differences dividing Lebanon. President Amin Gemayel said in an Interview Friday with Swiss television that "very positive work" gave rise to hope of reaching a "new historic compromise In the corning hours." However, Nabih Berri , leader of Amal, Lebanon·s largest Shiite Moslem militia, said Friday night he expected the discussions to continue until at least Tuesday. The conference of the leaders of Lebanon's eight major factions recessed Friday to mark the seventh anniversary of the assassination of Kamal Jumblatt, father of Druse opposition leader Walld Jumblatt, who is attending the conference. Also attending the conference are observers from Saudi Arabia and from Syria, which backs antigovernment Druse and Moslem forces and Is playing a key role in the shaping of an acconl. o n the agenda for Satunlay's plenary session was a draft of a "common document." worked out by two committees, with measures aimed at consolidating a cease-fire acconl reached earlier In the talks and on political reforms lo be carried oul under a futu re "govern· men! of national unity." A moderate Moslem member or one of the committees. speaking on condition he not be identified, said thai "only a lew points" on the reform proposal had yet to besettled by the full meeting. Berri, however, sa id pro· government delegations were still refusing to yield to the opposition·s principal demand - the abolition of the 40-year-old system thai gives Christians the largest share of power In the government. Moslems arc In the majority iit Lebanon, which has a population of about 3 million. Berti said the conference was "not deadlocked ... He charged that the latest cease-fi re violation in Beirut -an exchangp of mortar and grenade fi re Friday - was triggered by the rightist Christ ian Phalange militia. "They an? bombarding our residential quarters to put pressure on the talks lo maintain theold system," he sa id . Later he softened his toneandsald he felt lhe pro-government Christian delegations are " listening to what weare " 25 leftists, 14 troops die in rebel attacks; journalist killed SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador lsts returnlngfromSuchitotosaldan (API - Twenty-five leftist rebels additional 10 government troops and at least 14 government troops were killed by the guerrillas In .dle<lln a guerrilla attack on the town roadside skirmishes. of Suchltoto, military and clvUlan The Defense Ministry Issued a sources said. The rebels burned the statement saying soldiers killed 25 town hospital, ambushed troops and rebels, but .the ministry gave no fought houSe-to-house with soldiers. details. A photographer for Newsweek Suchltoto was home to 15,1XXJ magazine was killed Friday as he peoplebeforetheclvUwarbrokeout headed for Suchltoto. 4~ years ago. Most residents have More fighting was reported north since fled the area, and only some of the Torola River Friday during a 5,(XX) people remain. nearly two-week.old sweep through Newsweek magazine photoSan Miguel province by the 3nl grapher John Hoagland, from San Infantry Brigade. Two soldiers and Diego, Callt., was shot and killed 12 rebels were reported killed there. Friday as he traveled to cover tlie Thi! Guerrtllas' Radio FarabUndo ·fighting IJrSuchltoto. Hoagland, 00, Marti, tiM! official voice of the and Time magazine photographer Popular Liberation Forces, said Robert Nlckelsberg were walking about 400 guerrillas attacked Suchl· with government soldiers when tliey toto, 'n miles northeast of San were ambushed from behind by Salvador, Friday., , rebels about 14 miles north of San Military ottlclals In Such!toto said Salvador. "We got sprayed with bullets and four pollee were killed and at leastlO government ·trooJ>Ii wounded In one of them get- him," said fighting Inside the town, a once Nlckelsberg, ad!!!!lghewasnotsure prosperous trade center. Journal- whether the fatal bullet came from the rebel or government side. The government fears rebels will attack polling stations during the presldentlal ·election March 25, but the rebels nave they will not try to disrupt the voting. A Salvadoran leftist leader says Western countries should not send observers to the election. "You don't have to go to El Salvador to know what Is happening. It Is just political tourism, what they are going to do," said Guillermo Ungo, president of the Democratic Revolutionary Front . In Montreal for a three-day conference on Latin America. The front Is Ute pol)tlcal organlza · tlon suppporting guerrillas who have been fighting El Salvador's U.S.·backed government. Ungo said countrtes who send observers to the election are tacitly approving the Reagan admlnlstratlon'sSalvadoran policies, which the rebels oppose. Canada Is among several Western_Wlffitries pll!nnlng · to observe the voting. ' I , PHOTOGRAPHER KilLED ; IN SAN SALVADOR - John ~ Hoagltu1d, a photographer work• : lng on contract for Newswq 1 magazine, was killed FritJai : near the town of Suchltoto, In ~ , Salvador during lighting 00. • tween government troops rebels, journalists with him and ~ a U.S. Em~Jl!Ssy sPQkesmur ! . said. (AP Laserphoto I ~ ancf: · �' P.age-D-2 The Sunday Times-Sentinel . March 18, 1984 · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. . e COAL TIPPLE - A river coal loading facility has &One Into operation at Mlnersvme. Coal h hauled by tnlck to Minersville - to a location that many years ago was lmown as White Rock SaltCo.1be coal Is then dwnped down a chute from which Ills canied via a strept throat positive chlldren needculture to seeabefore physician for a diagnosis can be established . Scarletlna can have serious complications a nd residents should W.Va. Theft case submitted to grand jury GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Mu· nicl,pal Court Judge James A. Bennett found probable cause Thursday to hold a Point Pleasant man to the next session ofthe Gallia CoUnty grand jury for grand theft. Rex A. sayre, 26, ~Ohio St., is c~llfged by city police with the theft of a 19Sl Pontiac owned by Lora Sn<iw last Jan. 7. Bennett continued sayre's bond. Blneswereissuedonfourcharges against Wllllam G. Collins, 24, Rt. 2, Vinton. He was fined $12 for faUure to register; $12forspeeding; $!17for possession of marijuaf\3; and costs for driving under suspension. Pleading not guUty to DWI were Edward L. Kirby, 19, 45 Lincoln Ave., and Terry L. Barcus, 22, 316\? SeCond Ave. Kirby's bond was COJitinued and he was scheduled to a~ at a Monday pretrial, whlle Bai'cus was placed on $1,00l ~ce bond and slated for pretrial March 26. I'n traffic cases, J effrey A. Clagg, 22,; Rt. 2, Gallipolis, forfeited $40 bondtorunsatevehicle; Kenneth D. MOrrison, 28,Kerr, wasfined$60for speeding; R. Wayne Saunders, 44, Rt: 2, Patrtot, forfeited $40 bond for no muffler; Virginia A. Robinson, 42;, Dayton, forfeited $40 bond for falluretocontrol ; AndrewL.Evans, ~ Marietta, forfeited $40 bond for im'properpassing. :f orfeitingbondforspeedingwere David Pritcbard, 42, Lakeview, $37; Dbnald W. Staley, 36, Liberty, N.C., $37; Billy K. Carl, 49, Waynesfield, $.'!; Esther L. DeMoss, 46, Pomeroy, $38; Kenneth F . Groves, 35, Kettering, $38; Michael W. Pore, 29, ~ter,$38. GALLIPOLIS - Charges of ·domestic violence and custody violation against Stephen McCor· mlck, Columbus, were dismissed Friday lnmunicipalcourtatrequest of the complaining witness. David N. Sefton, 25, Sissonville, W.Va., charged withDWI, was lined UX>, sentenced to three days In jail, given a 61klay driVer's license suspension and 18 months probation. Pleading not gullty to DWI was Kenneth R. Meek, 31, Columbus, who was placed on $500 recogniz. ance bond and scheduled to appear for a March 26 pretrtaJ. . Charges of dlsorderty conduct and assault against Anthony D. Burnhelmer, 39\? Court St., were continued untU Tuesday for plea entrY. He was put on $500 recogntz. ance bond. Charged with Impersonating an offlcer,anotgulltypleawasentered by David E. Kuprtnski, Little Hocking. He was put on $500 r: • ; .. ,.\ . ·• ' · ~. ·'~: ,·, ~~' ·· , . 5 days !rom date of award to make payment on lull. Pur· chaser w•lt be respons•b.le for removal of tra•ler from present SE ••te 1 3 Announcement• BUILDING? REMODELING? SWEEPER end -tng me· chine repetr, perto, end oupplleo. Pick up ond delivery , Brenda K. Blankenship, 31, Rt: 1, Kitts Hill, $41; Charles L. Slivers, 42, Rt. 2, Patrtot, $41; Hetatlus B. Chavis, 23, Greensboro, N.' c.,$42. r.t HAVE AClltPlETE UNE OF KITCHEN.CABINETS, OOUNTER TOPS, Vocenc:y: JuNo'o Peroonot Cere Home . Formerly Meioef Convale1cence H-•· 11 yeoro expert....... Clifton , W.V. 304· 773· 1173. wo,.ed '"'""""lion on Ruf· !cor!! femlty of Melgo Co. RI!IIY to Demit Rulfcorn, 111• Ave. J ., Co. lluffo, low•ll11101 . •, -. -BUDGET ' • 4 To give ewey, eel, femele, pert otem-.good mou-. ceH,814-el8·47011. Th,.. fernele ceto one mole eel. All houN broken. 304· Hl·3197. u Puppleo. 304·1111·11118&. GALLIPOLIS - The following coui>Ies filed for marriage this past week in Gallia County Probate 6 Lo1t and Found . C~rt. Loot 2 femele beegtoo, med . olze. 1 Lt. ten heod, bleck ond whiter 1 Dk. heod, bleck end whhe with blue color. C.lll14· 742·2&21 or 892· 1242. ....• The -' Shoe Cafe :UHI Second t\ ve. Lafayette Mall Gallipolis. 0 . Fo~nd Sc~oot, - et Metgo High emett dog, bleak, whhe. end ten. Cell 81 4· 882·71102. FOUND Bleck Anguo ceH In vlmnlty Hidden VoRey goH couroe. 304·1111·4278. \ -·, ~arriage license LOIT mete Block Oermen ah..,erd, whhotlp on P-· An...,,. to Duko. 304·8711· 111113. '. 20°/o ::ASSOCIAlED fABRICATORS i_ ; INC. COIMIIIIIJ CIIDIT 'IIIMS AVAIUIU - • CABY M .: ~ •• II Mnd bocMIIett thow lnll mltmOf laltl n lwll color wllh tlln ond pt'lc" Uti~ . StrMt or lOUM> L-. ---- Also 5 ft., & 6 ft. cut. 42" s'41f Powered Mower, Log S~litters & Grad11r Slides:..:_ _ ··- - II I I 1 I I I lP% Deposit ~4 Balance , in Convenient Low Monthly Peyments MGM FARM CITY, 'INC. StrVIIII !lelp·Gallli·IIIOn OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOIN'J1MENT · - - - - ' - - - - - - - - 1 Simply Mail Us The Coupon For Further Information - .--- ... -- ----- J l WRITE FOR BOOKLt:'J'S . SHOWING ,I MEMORIALS IN FULL COLOR WITH · • -Sl~ANDPRICIBfiA'I'ED, t-· P .; -: LOGAN MONU.MENT CO., INC •.. ·: ·: JEANS 4:tt. hom~!· · I I 0 ''-oN send me ott Information about crett~OUCHt I memorials. I I DKindlr have on ou~rl..d logon Monumeflt Co. repreNnlotlve I coli ot my home. I O PieaM Mnd me d.tollt obowt Mou10l•vm1 without obllfOtlott . 1 1-. l c.,.,,._ ' ~ONSTRUCTION ). T'*n you for the qualItY you put into our new. t ' I sikn. 3 (• Bush Hogs !: IN ST_OC~ 06mputer designed and sttess tested, li'hter and sil-onger than orrginal de- .. 20% -· i SOG Seeotl'lll Ave. OFF -··· ... • ~ .....Lauye!J,e Mef! Gallipolle - 1 Announcementa I ALL SPRING COATS AND JACKETS . : 110 Spring Ave., Pomeroy ~; PH. 992-6101 o• ACCOUIIIS ., Choose from Tltel.arg•t Selections In ....,,' Central and Southeastern Ohio ' r -l;~;;-,..;,;;~ Com;.n~~=;-oh.o&_; ;:oh; - l . . . ... Are Our Only ........ , I· ' I nr~eo.. m. ''" I ' · Mot·ASidtlli ••• I I OFF : ~Formerly Fulton-Thompson) ~ew Giveaway 2 yr. old neutered go.ot. Colt 114·38B·8270. aN- !PoMEROY - Ha rold Eugene Gibbs, 71, Hartford, W.Va., and NO!ldus Marte Hendricks, 58, Ra· cine, wereissuedamarrtagelicense in Meigs County Probate Court. W. MAIN ST. · VINTON, OHIO . JAMES.O:...US.HrMif;- •· PH. '388,8~0L. - .c-- • ·" ----· ·- - - - - - -............ - W.MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO LEO VAUGHAN, Mlr. . . ......,.__ 992-258j . __._.:-~ ·' I I' Public Sale lk Auction 11l1ry we egrM on in return Auction every Tu11d1y for work. Rev. H.L. McDe· night, Pt. Pleeoent, WYo. nlel, P.O. Box 48, St-rt, Auct. Lonnie Nee!. Youth Oh 411778 or eel 114·182· Conter Bldg., Cemden 81. 4880 Of 112·112&. 114·387·7f01 . RARE OPPORTUNITY : Rick Peeroon Auctioneer High collber pereon, . - r lervlce. Eoteto, Form, An· pooltlon with menegement tlque • Mquldetion uln. opportunity. Age no benler, Ucenoed • bonded In Ohio • lntenolve ohort trll .... pro· WYo. 304·773· 117811 or grem. commluion in ucen 304· 773.91811. of t 18,000, whh no Nmlt. C.r n-uery. Coultl be the Auction every Fri. night 11 opportunity your loolltng the Hertford Community for. Cell for conldenllel Center. TNCidoedo of n- Interview. olk for M. Dene. morchendiM ,.,.rv · 814,&82·11111 . Conel-to of now ond uoed merchendloe olweyo Locet Pomeroy RetaH otore fllcherd Roynotdo need fulltlme oeln - n. Auctioneer . 304· 27&· oome light cteontne r•· 3081. qulred. Mull be nNI ond courteoue end wiiNnl to MI. Aho Auction. Every whh pubNc. end leturdoy 8 p.m. Conelgn· complete ,.oume to P.O. mente eccepted 1:OOtill Box 729· 8. Pomeroy. Ohio, time. Emmo Bell euctio....,. 411781. 4288177 Uc. 429·84. Wile-•· Store m11nager w1nted. Su- •t ,....,... to Delley a ..tlnel. Box 729·A, Pomeroy, Ohio, Wo pey Cllh for tete model 411789. ctNnuoedcero. Jim Mink Chlv.· Otdo Inc . Trel.... for ...... bull""" leedlng to moneger pooltlon. BMI Gene Johneon Contect Job Service In 44a.:te72 pereon, 221 8th SlrHI. Wented to buy uoed coet • Point PINoent. wood heotero. Swetn Furnl· MEN·WOMEN Carew pooi· lure, 441·31118. 3rd. • lion whh ,..negement op· Olive St .. GoiNpolto, Oh. port unity. Up to t 1.1 SO per mo. with unlllftiled polln· Wonted to buy equere done· till. Thto could the one your Ina clotheo. Size 10, eny looking for. CeH betwMn 9 type~ C.H 441·41137. end S for Interview. Inter· will ctooe Mercll 19th, Ueed Mobile Homeo • 3:00PM . Cell 304· 87& · Cempero, Trevel Trellero. 5899 . _1_14_·_44_1_·_0_1 7_11_.____ 1---------: 1 ..LoBo opportunity. Up to Went to leooe Hunting rlghto t 1.1110.00 per month. With on epprox. SOO ecre In 1 t Thl M..on or Jeckeon County, unlimited potent e . 1 the_ _ _ __ _ _be_ W. Ve. J - H. 8tute• 1_could & Rn · 17'u· 3313 • Buo• •-Full or port time, no ••-· ...... 14 ••e 1~oeoc. 8340• ~·- • r1..-- ne-oNry wiN treln. Uoed pool toble. con 441· C•r..• nd Phone. Celt 304· 7 2 8 18 2201 or 4411·2734. I:&;;=:;;'=;:::::== Wonted to buy. N-. uoed • 12 Situations entlque furniture. WUI buy 1 Wanted piece or completo houN· holdo. Atoo compleii.Auctl· 1--------oneerlng oervlce. Coli WIU ..,. for the elderly In my Rodney Howery 814·1198· home. Loll of referencoo. 7231 . Men or women. CoM 114· 11117·3402. Buying dolly gold, oliver colno. rlngo,i-lry, oterllng were, old ·colna, l8rge cur~ 11 Help Wanted ""cy. Top prlceo. Ed. Bur· klltl Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Mlddtoport, Oh. 114·892· Slits 3478. Undeneld . ' JillW:"clnor . .... ' I ---:--------·-----:--"7~- ' . reotdent. elderly peroon. Cell 304·11711·1293. WIH do houM cleaning. Point PlooNnt end vicinity. 304· 1711·4394. 16 Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 . Register - 675-1333 School a Instruction Wented old plenoo. Peylng 120. end 1!10. eech. Ftrot floor . only. Write glvlna dtrectlona. Witten Plenoo. Box 181: Bordle Oh 43848. Ceiii14·413·110S. oo ,.., ..,. ""' oorolnp. ,olofttlol lint "" "rninp of $21,000 to 147.5GO. mall until you heve inveetl- getld the offering. LOCAL ROUTE FOR SALE. No oell~g. collection only. not !fiii'OK. 1300. per wllk. Requlreo 3·4 houro per-k. Witt toke 112.1100 ceoh. Write P.O. Boxll9247. llrmlnghem. AL 3112119· 8247 . Phone 2011· 879· 7381. 22 Money to Loan 3 Kehh'o Lown Mowing • Trlmmlna Sorvlce. Retlebte end dependlll&e. R -· ble roteo. CoU 441·31 119 or 2&1·1261·; 7 room. 1'II beth. cerpet, gerege, 2 rm b-ment. Good Shepe. Clllllll14·992· 7244. I room houN, 1 ..,. on lend contrect . 304·176· 7641 evening a. lr8iler; eo1f contained. oloepo Scenic Hills Nunlng Center 150 II nteNiew. , . . 14•70 lhrH bed.room mo· bllo home, 12x28 family 100m. coal or wood burner. 8CJ'e lend, outbuilding. Exc. eond.. J•rv• Run Road, Apple Grove. W. Vo. 304· 876·23611 . 1874 12xl0 ott electric -lie home. Good condl· II lion. 35 Loti & Acreage Por Nfe 10 oc. Rio Grendo. Centerpoint Rd. Cell 614· 212·119111. 32 Mobile Homaa for Sale 31i ecr.. off Rt. 688. behlod ,..irgroundt. Home aitet or TRI · STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED· CARS. TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICiiS. CALL 814·4411·7672 . priced reguter tuningt - dlocounteto Senior Chlzeno. Churcheo • Schoolo. Word'• Keyboerd. 304·876·3824. Pieno Tuning end Repair. Brunicerdl Mulic Co., 448· 0187. Skill end Integrity our tredemlllll. Lone D11tiol1, e14·742·2961 . form . 137.000 firm . Celt 448·2168. ocre tot on Mitcholl Rd . Ctooe to hoopital. rural wa· toor. city ochoola. •8.995. Cell 44a.:l933 . Y, NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSI!l'l QUAL· 1TY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GAUIPOLIS. RT 311 . PHONE 814·4411· 7274. 1977 12x81lmobllehome, 2 bdr., fumlohod. good cond., •8.300. Celt efter 4 ond on weekends. 814·211·6818. fumlturetool Colt 614·992· 8941 . 1 ri>Om. 1 Y, betho. Afreme. w'" to well cerpel, drKied welt, .19 of an acre. reasona- rioua call era only. Priced for 1910 Skyline 10•60, 2 roome • beth. 110 kitchen, 111 up for Sundly School roomo. t1.196. No Sundoy c.tto. Cell 614·388·8370or 814·388·8271 . duced prlcea. Call 614·949· 2MO or 949·2671 . rolld lots for Nle. Recine. Re- I acret. 3 miles out Route 3& on 3 Milo Rd. Phone 304·678·2984. 8 ceo.flniohed floors, lg. front For Sale or lease, Country porch. portietly lnoulated. Ce~out.Deli , UpperRivor Priced to Nle. Coli 1114· Rd... 'Gelllpolio. Ohio. Cet1 992· 7887 or 992·6364. 814·44a.2192 orl14·4411· l ·-181_7_1_._ __ __ 2 etory houae on large lot, Bro1d Run Road. 7 room 18 Wanted to Do BORDMAN'S Golf Club Repair ReariP>Refinish. Resh1ft All Types of Rep1ir AVIillble beth • 'II 832.000. 304· 882·2407. 8 Public Sale lk Auction Unfu rniahed houa in ......... roy. a100 per rnonlh pluo depoait. Catti14·PI2·7SU : eftoor 5 p.m. Middleport. 3 - · beth · up, living nn.. kitchen·• . · laundry down. nice yerd. '200 a mM!h. Cell 181 Childa 614·992·2449 or 99~ · 3629 . 2 bedrm hou•. newly rwfur· : bishod . 174 Cole lt .. Mid· dleport. t 11111 pluo depoelt. No poll. Cell 114·98Z.. 2597. Public Sale lk Auction WINTER'S AUCTION SERVICE Sinct 1973 Now Booking Sales For 1984 Turn your ponooot ,.,.rty . illlo cosh in - . , "Till Auc· tion Way". Licensed ond 811Med In Ohio and W. Va. l ember of W.V. AIKtionttn Assa. Edwin Winter-AIICtioneer Millwood. WV new . Call 814·246·9328 . PUBLIC A[CTION 1Ox35 pertiolly remodeled, otoo Golden Fek:on cemper. 28 ft. uff contllnod. Call 814·388·9688. SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1984 10:00 A.M. Located at D.J.'s Trading Post, 923 S. 3rd An., Mid· dieport. Ohio. Sabra is selling her antique 1nd col· lector items. Tom has sold home and moving to Fo· rida so will sell odd & ends. "ANTIQUE AND COLLECTOR ITEMS" Mahogany Federal Huntbound used 10 England w/ brass tnm and secret compartments. 3 L. Muster Shultz stem. solid ch· erry 1803 baby cradle, walnut wash stand w/ marble top, mahogany & cherry table on pedestal sw1vel base. Shlker & Windor chalfs, Shaker & Walnut cane rockers. o.1k hall tree, walnut book shelf. oak round starnl w/ claw & ballleet. col· 1ect1on of Strail Toys, mtsc. other 1ron toys, lace ~nens of all kmd . marble to p stand , several large p1ctures. quilts, chafing roaster lor Huntboard, beaded purses. mtlk cam. hats, 12 place setting HaVIland china. cut glass. pmk, green. blue de· presston glass ol all k1rnls. brass & pewter carnllesticks, desk. cherry shell. wash copper. all k1nd of brass & pewter items. Barbie dolls. lots of other dolls. shoes. dresses. sl!rling silver items. Firew1de. Goddy Dutch. lros Pressa . and lots of other rte ms. "MISC." Couch. chairs. chest ol drawers. wrought ~ro n table & chairs, games. luggage. drums. VIOlin, army unilo rms. books. all kinds of tools. Silve r dollars. Silver dimes. ptcnic table. pipe dies & taps. '• & ll drill motors. chainsaw. m1sc. bits and lots Owner muot soli 1980 14x64 Uberty mobile home. Lots of extr... Price to tell. Cell 448·3227. 12•80 Champion 2 bdr., gito fumance. WB, drepea, ap pliances. new carpeting, on rontod lot. $6.915 . Cell 448·3933. 14•70 3 bdr .. witllfiroplaco. 1687. room• and bllth, large entrance way, pantry, lg. baHment and attic. firepla- 5 room hou11 Sl Mill Crllk, 1150 per. mo .. t711 tllposlt.. Call 448· 1340 or 441 .. 3870. • 8 1 .8 •ere building or mob. central air-heat. Call 446- e 811_. poll. Inquire et Salea • Sllf"Yiceo, Firat • Olive St .. Gellpollo. Rd. County weter evoilebte. frontage on old 160 ,_, Porter. All utRitleo lftltoble. U .960. Cell 614· 388·8801. like In t own 3 or 4 bdr. hou• on Rtverview Dr .. very nk:e, nb llouthw...., School Di• trlct. Pordywoodod t2.600. home. Lot with subltantial ..... .. ........... 2. bed· Small 4 roomo • bill), fumiahod. toe. 736 reer 3rd. Ava.. Gallipolio. Cell 441· 3870 or 448·1340 . Smelt houoo for rwnt . R..... · oncoa • Adultli. 304·1'7&1316. 14•70 Kirkwood 2 bdr. mobile home. Control A·H , cerpet, underpinning. Cell 814· 268·8036 or after 8PM. 441·8261. room , HOUIH fer Rent: : Approx. 2 ecret, ne•r Cen•point on Rio-Centerpoint c.n 814·246·6406. 14•70 Windoor. total elect· ric, CA. front • bock awn· PorMroy. 2 atory homo. 2 bedrooms. livtng room. famIly room. •18,000. Call 81 4·927·9888. . Busina11 Opportunity 3~118 · 1763 . in IO ' a. ond trenopoling. Coli 992· quick uto. Call 814·246· 9289 . 6403. Uood 2 bedroom mobile homee. furniohod . 10x60 and 12x62 aizea . Your chance to own a comfortable home. Browns trailer Court. Minersville. Oh . 814· 992·3324. For Nlo, 12x86. 3 bedroom mobile homo, $7500. Coli 614·742·2274. more Public Sale & Auction OWNERS - SABRA MORRISON TOM AUTHERSON CASH POSITIVE 10 EATS DAN SMITH - 949· 2033 OR 992· 7301 MARLIN WEDEMEYER - 245· 5152 "Not Responsible lor Accidents or Loss of Prvperty" SPECIAL SPRING SALE OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. 52 Vinton St., Gallipolis, OH. JEWELL'S Plumbing & Heating JOBS Big or Small Minersville, Ohio Experienced Reasonable Work Guaranteed 992-6030 21 MARCH 20, 1984 APRIL 10, 1984 APRIL 24 I 1984 Cow & Calf, PUBLIC AUCTION FARM EQUIPMENT - CATTLE STOCK TRAILER- LAWN MOWER Springer Cows, and Stocker Cattle. FRI., MARCH 23, 1984, 11 A.M. All Sales On Tuesday Sale Time 8:00 P.M. Cattle will be received at the yard Located at Jackson County Livestock Market, Fair· plaine, W. Va ., 6 miles south of Ripley off 1·77. Owner. Dr. James Kessel of J&M Farms. is sell inc at public auction a complete dispersal of Farra Equip· ment and Cattle. 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on day of the sale ALL CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME fARM EQUIPMENT: M.F. 165 diesel sp1noul wheels. dill . lock, remote valve: M.F. 245 diesel woth Allied loader, spi<10ut Y'heel~. front wheel weights: N H 355 grmder mixer. like new; M.F. 725 7' mower cond1t1oner. bought mid ·sea~en ol i983, 1ike new: M.F. 124 baler: M.F. 3 pt ra ke . li~ ~ew: M.F. 110 maoore spreader: Neimeyer N.R. 302 hay teddlf: M.F. 7' Dynabalance rear mower: J.D. I4" 2 bottom plow: J.D. 7' 3 pt. disc; Ford 6-blade: Woods 5' rotary mower: Bush Hog 5' rotary mower: lely seed sower: 6- 12' bunk feeders: 5 round bale feeders: 3 creep feeders: Sllhl 0·28 chain saw: Homelite XL·2 chain saw: Co·op portable a~r compressor: Lin· ' coin 225 amp. " elder. . l STOCK TRAILER: 1979 Cherokee gooseneck stock trailer. ' 20'x71\', excellent condition. LAWN IIDWER: Gravely 8199 commrc1al nding traciQr with • · 5' belly mower and 5' blade, 19.9 hp, excellent condition . CAnLE: 20 cross bred grade cows wtth calves~ side: 10 oreo hetters, due to calf in early fall; 4 sprnger cows: 3 co"s -without cllves: I reg. Chianina bull. 3 yrs. old . ~ AUCTIOIEERS NOT: lost all eqaipment waa ..... aew f by Dr. ltssel and an is field ready. Macbi~ Sills at 11:00 A.l .. cattle at approximate]) 1:00 lloll' lile\o sel· • Inc of tittle everythlna has bfl!l moved>111!111 flrtt to • J~ehon County livestock Market lor convenittlce. 4 TERIIS: Cash or Positive I. D. For mort intorm1tion contact Kenny.Judce. farm Mer.. Pilon• 372·5388. ~ .. AUCTIONEER: Edwin . Mill~tood. W. Va. ';, I 1_ _ _.:.:.:,::.::;,.2:;.:,7;,.3·;;;3«;:; · 7:;,; . ;;.;.;,.;~~----~ ;:~_ TOMMY JOE STEWART Busineaa Opportunity dtnct: 1onc111. Tot1clol & Wodltld11 ac. con. Cell 814·992 · 3287. Shown by appointment PIANO TUNING Lower 41 otx; refrlgeretor. atove with oven; bike corrior: ewnlng: -oom. finithed II ment. Coil for 10 oppolnt- II COlli· Tom Armstron1 614-775·2500 18711 17 ft . Fleetwlng only. 304·87&·4339. Priced Profe11ionel Services -===<- 1,.,---,..,,h-a.,-t City of Galllpolle or 10xS6 N- Moon, 2 bodrm. ohipo of Cley. Or_, or eppllenCft. woohor • dryer. Golllpollo. Write to P.O. lox vinyl underpinning, porch &33. Gettipollo, Oh 411131 . Included. Good ctoon condl· lion. f38110 . Colt 304·882· H73 otter 8 p.m. 11••· bath. 1- 21 1- - - - - - - - - fenced bockyerd. potlo. Exc. cond. Convenient locetlon. Work: Etectricol, Remodel· bly priced . Cell 614·268· Ina. Plumbing, • odd jobo. 1989. No metter how omell. Coli Mon· Thun .. 1:00· 6 :30 , 3 bdr. brick ranch , 2 acrn. 1 mi. from Rodney,hardwood 441·4109. floor, 2 full betho, LR. Will give pleno • orgen large kitchen. 2 car garage, IIIIORI In my home to ell electric, wood burner. beglnnero • edvonced IIU · good garden ground. Sedenta, also teach chording 8eum Addhlon, 3 bdrmo, 2Y. betho, ec. wood burntn~ fire piece. 2 petloo, woodo. TP water • ecreo, t87,1100. o - wi t help flnence or witt conlider lend contrect with t1100 down • peym.,to of tiiO.OO. Colt 114·981·4387. For Nil byo- · M-w· brook Addn. 3 2 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below merllot reteo. Fixed conventlonel FHA· VA.Leede r Mortgage , Athena, collect 014·692· 30111 . 2 =-:-::-:-::--;c;·- ~ - ·32 Mobile Homaa for Sale Homea for Safe 73 12xl0 Cern•on 2 bdr. with tip out loto of oxt,.l. 304·876·1484 oNr 6 ond anytime wHkendl. in town! Some beauttful --t stort - I NOTICE 1 THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· USHING CO. recomm.,dl thet you do buolnou with people you know, ond NOT to - d money through the 31 Homea for Sale A to Z Handymen Sorvlceo. Cheohire oree, 4 bedrooms. Coli Don 11 4411·9319. 2Y. b!lho. family reom. !ergo Gonerel Heuting ond Treoh ge,.... tow geo hutlng. ,.move! Service. Relleble tiO'o. Cellll14·3117·0108. ond dependeble. Coli 4411· Owner wMI give hottoll dee! 31119 be._ 9 end II . for hlp IMIIMCIIoto o•ntop oni r~pld ldvatlctiMftl in tM lftl, ~ Spoclollnd dlwlslon of M ntsbtiollod lntornatlonol ooplliutlon offlfS a position 'in • • Ntlll to pro.,.tiOo Ia a NHtf of lftonUtl. PrevioYS • ..,..wttnl ••lltflllct htlpful. Oor coooptoto trolniol pro· ptm tMpltnlzts sales, m~rkttina ~nd waonal dtvtlopment. If J011 q011lf.' (21 or older, boMo· blo with doponcloblo ITMtpooll· tionl J011 will bo-niiHMII· coiiM to Opportunity 18 Wanted to Do hcollOftt opportunity for 11 11· COMPLETE HOUIEHOLDI FURNITURE. Bedo, Iron,, wood, cupboerde. cholro, cheoll, booketo, dloheo, atone (ero, onttquH. gold ond oltvor. Write· M. D. MIHer, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 411718 or coli 114·812· 7710. . F 21 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP· The Leeming Tree Child Cere lNG Monthly end Querterty Center. 448·8178 . Child eccounto welcome. 428 Se· cere . pre-achool. eft er cono1 Ave. Coli 441-,1311. ochoot cere. Ageo 2Y.· 10. 8:30AM·II:30PM . lrtlli¥1, IMbitiCMII ~ k»ot;IAf: Contact : ·~ CITY, INC• haa • vacency for 1nother Sales and Marketing Ceoh potd for Ioney Iron or huvy Iron bedo. t1 10 end up for c...,tn Melgo Co. atone Ioro. Old time cupboerd. coli 1·304·882· 2711 Previous experience a Plus. We Will Net Be The LNmlna TrH Child Cere Center, 441·8178. ChMd cere , pre· achool. efter ochool cere. Ageo 2Y.· 10. I·'- '_30 _A _M _·_&_:3_0_PM _.- - Mercor'o Rlvorvtew Per· oonel Core Horne hlo vecen· cteo for otderly peroono. Betty Mercer ow-. 304· 773·11882. vi-• POSITION ·AVAilABLE I Don't Be Mlaleecl : li?n,;,. iiGI FARI ~ ......, mult ,.._.,, Send Wanted To Buy Shellow well pump. 304· 8811·3338. .CALL CHARLIE TODAY ·1 614-112-2111 . •. 8 5 p.01.·9 p.KI. ORDER & TAKE An Equal Opportunity !""'"" 1DELIVERY' Of 11 Melp Wanted 1/ f ·YOUR SPRING 1 , FERTILIZER, HELP WANTED SPRING .SEED &.. · SEED-:CORN . •-- tt·tL-l·liM~HOUS£KEEP.ING .tow, Low.PfiCII · I ) orowde 11 thl1 booming m1rtcet. fl 1 dly lnehle, f3 9 H . - n premoum lealtoefs. Loog-lasting construc1ioo. And enough comton to keep )<lU goong long. unt~ fs time lor your Tomberfands agam. HaywardJ.McComas,19,VInton, student, and Wllrna 0. Johnson, 16, Vinton, student. John M. Rumley, 28, Rt. 1, Gailipoiis, Kyger Creek plant em· plC?fee, and Lisa N. Swain, 23, Rt. 2. Bfd.lvell, waitress. Edwin L. Jordan, :IJJ, Tucson, AriZ., U.S. Air Force, and Tina R. ~. 19, Tucson, unemployed. Join the permelllet buotn- In Sou· the11tern Ohio . Expe · ri.,Cid, quollfled peroon. File for marriage . Davl1 Vacuum CIM,.,, one heH mHe up GICifllel Crllk Rd. Colt 114'· 441·0214. SUIT YOUR TASJE AND YOUR J II, I Situation a Wanted '"urn' got you covered Card of Thenka Sincere thlnko for - m· bering me while I woo 11 Unlverelty Hoopltot. Moy God 8!111 You . Gerry Penono. Ill's 111e weekend, 111en l's Tmberland tirre. Wlltl i<!9llS and an old shin IO< kicking around the yard. Or with slacks and a blazer fO< Sunday bruncll bu~. $40; w.-v. rein or ohlne. ... lele II c..tenery Town· houoe Merch 18. Clotheo, ohoeo, toyo, eppllenceo, gleuwere. Ioeno, mloc. 9·11. Alllllllllll.l~ll lo 1 11~ 12 ... the bolt. oetl AVON. M.,..h lpectol· • low ll!rt· up IN. Celli 14·4411·33118. tmmedlete full· II,. __.. ...n ,......_ IIVelleble •• cNent rwpreMn· tetiv1 for Advocecy • Pro· ~ III'YicH, Inc. Mlm. Interior end utlrior pelnl· ._lrernonto bechlloro de· lng, oendbleotlng, wetor· grN In eoclel wolll, peychol· bteltlna. peper hlnglna end ogy or relltld fleldo. lend drywetl flnlohlng. FrH 1111· to Doneld wo•er. rneteo, fully lnoured. Cell C·O GeUipolio Developrnen· tel c ..ter. GeUipollo, Oh 114·841·21188. 41831 . RHUm.. will net be cere for the elderly In my conoldered efter March 23, WIH home. Trained ond expe· 1984. rlenced . Cell 1114· 982 · Experle- Servlce,..nfor 81183. heeling, etr cond. • rwfriger· core for elderly In our etion work. lend reourne to Will houoe. Men or woman, LPN Box 100 In cere of tho cere given . Colt 814·982· Gelllpolie DeNy Tribune, e211 7314. Third Ave.. GetNpollo. Oh 4&831 . Have vecency for invelid or elderly penon . Prlveto NNd • tedy to Nve In my roomo If prwf-d. Cell 1114· home In Guyovltle, Oh to 982·1022. help llkl cere of my tnveMd wlfo. Room, meoto, peroonet Horper'o Adult Core Ho,. uoe of teundry room ond 1 olllllde. North 28th I t Huntington, WY. Celt Erwin, 304-1123·21 31 ' March 14. I B. 20. 22 t~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ THE LOAFER'S LOAFERS. 'Gene R. Robb, 31, New Carlisle, $-'B; Earl K.lson, 42, Columbus, $40; StePhen D. Patterson, 32, Coium· WELCOME down In the past yeawith r, making competitively priced gas fromit other sources," White said. "Therefore, we are in the midst of a very aggressive program to search out dependablesourcesofOhJogasthat can be obtained at less cost than supplies from other sources." , . .). -·:' · ;· '; " · ·' · POP ON SPECIAL THIS WEEK CERAMIC TILE, APPLIANCES MD·FlOORING 10 111 Road approx•ma-.rv 2 m•les off of State Route 218 on Guyon FIM Merbl. leturdey, A$1 Townshop Saod bods may be 21th·l to 1. lymmn Ve submonoa to tho Gallopoto s High lchool, Aid, Ohio. t1 offoco of Southern Ohoo PCA ,.,..,..,_for dNiefl. Cell toca1ed at 228 Upper Rover 114·143·2218. Road Bods wo tl be opened for 1- - --------:--:-: onspoctoon on Monday. March 'FLEA MARKET DEALERS' 28. 19B4. a1B 30 a.m South· hpertofthelorgeetmertcet ern Ohoo PCA reserves tho roght In 3 Ntet. The Pride end 10 accept or rotl<lt any bods T...,_ FIN Melllet heo Successful bodde< w~t be goven eddhlon opece for 1100 dNI· ~===W=A=T=C=H=F=O=R=O=P=E=N=IN=G=D=A=.TE==== COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - CoIumbia Gas of Ohio has announced plans to pu rchase gas from Yankee Resources Inc. of Columbus. Columbia said It was the third major Ohio gas purchase In eight months. Company Chairman M.E . White said Friday that the pur· chases mean Columbia has nearly doubled its Ohio gas acquisitions. "The price of Ohio gas has come f 11 Help Wanted Home located on Rocky Ford HANGING BASKETS & POTS Columbia Gas makes buy ,, & Vicinity of a I 976 Freedom Mobote BY FLAT OR BOX begins with a fever, I ...... oiilffpolla ........ cepting sealed btds lor the sale FLOWERS & VEGETABLE PLANTS testonsthe Theskin 1 looks like itstzeofptnheads. is sunburned with goose 1-plmpies, Mrs. Torres said. The rash is very fine In nature and rapidly · involves all parts of the body, Including hands and feet. The rash c !ears by the end of the first week and is followed by peeling. The tongue is first coated white. It sheds the white coat by the fourth or fifth day. revealing a glistening red "strawberry tongue. " :m Southern Oh•o PCA '' ac- r~liln~ess=·=====================i ~u:a~~~~a:~~~ hoW'S as a pink· red flush containing rr::::;: ;: : : :;:;:::;::=================:::;-] .~'.· "l,' ·II:" ~..,~·:-\):, lilness ~ If I j il ) 't Yard Sale '1 I' f SERVICE ANY TIME AT WINDOW CLELAND GREENHOU REOPEN 1NG SOON 7 PUBUCNOnCE Dave Dunn Variety show Sunday 7-11 The individual may be pale around the mouth. The face usually has no rash. The skin rash blanches when pressure is placed against the skin. Scarietlna is contagious and there is no immunization for the Sc~~::~\::~:s:u~~e~:r~ than it was years ago, she said. The Public Notice Five Points Bar &Carry Out consult with their physicians on the dtseese, Mrs. Torres warns. recognizance bond and his case was continueduntUAprU4. In traffic cases, Raymond D. Ktrk, ro, Gallipolis, was fined costs for no operator's license, while line and costs for stopping on the roadway were suspended . Kelli J. Green, 19, Rt. 3, Oak Hm, was lined $12 for failure to obey a stop sign; JeftreyR.Meny,3l,Rt.2, Bidwell, forfeited $40 bond for Improper passing; Wllllam R. Flowers, 29, Rt. 2, Patriot. forfeited $40 bond for failure to yield; Adam T. Brown, :11, Rt. 1, Patrtot, was lined $12 for speeding. Forfeiting bond for speedingwll'e Frederick P. McNeal, 47, Rt. 2, Patrtot, $38; Howard L. Halley, Zi, Rt. 2, Bidwell, $.ll; Richard E . Rosa, 33, Rt. 1, Cheshire, $39; Harold L. Rowan, 46, Debby Drive, ~; Samuel P . Rogers, 54, Kerr, $.11; Billy J. McPhall,ll, Columbus, $40. Nathaniel Oliver, 57, Burlington, N.C., $40; Steven M. Wolte, 18, Rio Grande, $40; Robert L. Bibbee Jr., ll, Patriot Star Route, S41; NoleaR. Martin, 19, Dayton, U2; ThomasL. Comns, 36, Rt. 3, GaWpolls, $42; Robert L. Donnell, 47, 53 Vine St., $43; Larry Myers, 28, Henderson, W.Va., $43; Angela L. Maynard, :18, Mlddleport,$14; HarohJL.Casto,18, Charleston, W.Va., $76. Randy A. Johnson, 21, Flies, Va., $42; Velma J . Wood,53,Bath,Mich., $43; Donald A. Smith, 24, Buckhan· non, W.Va., $44; Steven Kalinowski, 'll, Rt. 2, Cheshire, $!15; Beverly W. McCraw, 29, Lower River Road, $45; Gerald W. Daniels, 36, MD ton, Ind., $38. ~~q ~~- ~eutiutJ wm POMEROY - Several cases of scarletlna have been confilm ed locally, the Meigs County Depart· ment of Health said. Nonna Torres, R.N., the depart· mmt's director of nursing, said conveyor bell to the opposltle side of the llilbwa.v to 1 coal tlpple.lt Is then dllmped from the tippl! onto Olalo River barges for shipping. The Raven-HIIddng Coal Co. tipple Is owned by WUJJam Zuspan Sr., Mli80II, ' uon with the maintenance, and This positlonilrestrlctedbylawto cleaning of buDdings and grounds of person.t who are entitled to veterans a postal .facntty. Applicants should preference. Allqualllledappllcants be physically able to efficiently receive consideration for em· perfonn the dulles of the pQSitlon. ployment without regard to race, Any physical condition which would · political a!fillatlons, or any other cause the appllcantto be a hazard to non·merit factor. himselt ani! others is disqualifying. Applications tor quaWied persons An applicant must have an excellent meeting the requirements wW be driVIng record and be a ble to pass a available at the Middleport Poet stringent driving examination. Ofllce from 9 a. m . Monday. March All applicants must be citizens of 19, untU 4 p.m . F riday, Ma rch 23. the United States. In general, there is no maximum age llmlt. The starting salary for a fireman· laborer is $7.55 an hour. The part ·\]me work is a bout 24 hou rs a week. The schedule is a six day assignment. Illnesses reported ....._... The W. Va. e Post office lists parttime position MIDDI.EPORT _ The u.s.Post omce at Middleport announces that applications will be taken for a flreman·laborer part·time position. All persons who meet the quaWI· cation are requested to apply. Qua!Wcation requirements are: abWty to do tasks around a boiler heating plant· a bDity tb operate independently' without immediate supervision; a btlity to handle large, bulky objects; ability to use hand tools; abillty to read Instructional materials. The duties of a fireman·la borer Include operation of a low pressure bollerheatlng piant; making minor repairs to bullding and equipment: performing manual labor In connec· ·--·--· . -·- - . . .... ...... BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Hotel with 36 rooms, cable color TV's. fully equipped kitchen, 100 seat dlnina room, 150 seat banquet seat lounae and screan-TV,~stap••&~uip;;;dT floor. Fully 11 pim parlor, take out. The Meigs Inn IN POMEROY, P!JBLIC AUCTION Saturday, March 24, 1984. 10:00 A.M. LCCIIId It 53 Cctlt Sbllt. Gallipolis. Ollio. Ail I*10IIS It· tent11n1 must uie the biCk (IIley) entrance IS thi 1111 will be lltld In tilt Wlrthouse. The followinc ~will be stld: Many boxes hats (approximatley 2,000), chatrs, 2 metal and one desks, 5 drawer metal file cabinet, steel · cases, gondola, couch. wtiOden sections of metal shelving, ~ cabiilels with forlnica ~ llld lldin& with ;ass top, lor~ ~ \lmtr,Ji disJMY units. metal base ·c:iltirtels trips. pmball machine, 2 •Idling fon:ed ai' ftlmace, and ~IIIIer purchseil IRUSI be removed en ·' ·l OM. you 1re interested in buyina or lelsina If call Bill Childs ., the 992•3629.. ::........&. ' . �Page D-4-- The 44 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods efficiency apart., cen tral air & heat. 1 professional type gentleman only. 446 - 12x60 2 bdr. modern fur· 11iahed trailer. convenient ~ocotion, 0338. '2 bdr. trallera, no city taxea. Nearly new 1 bdr. apt . with refrigerator & stove. &169 mo. water included, &60 Upper River Rd. llopooit req. Coli 614-446)3658 . )>eautlful river view in Ka nauga. Foatera Trailer Park . dep.. no pets. Call 446 3617. l! Furn . apt ., all privat e, 2 mi. from Gallipolis . Qui et gen- <:all 446-1602. BR mobila home. Coli ··6·0390. ) or 2 bdr. furn . or unfurn .. nice & cleanm, adults only, -4h tank fuel oil free , dep. req . :Cell 614-266-1636 WD beforo 2PM. 'bdr. mobile home for rant . tleman only . Call446-3918. 1 bedroom Apt . 8196 . mo . including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apts . 1 614-992 -7787 . ivo ..olrlo Apts. Middleport. rates .Coli 446-9669 . )llrdon apot, $200 mo. Plus .utilltioa, dep. req . Call614,zee-t393. Senior $130 . Equal Hous• - 614 - ;J bdr. oil olactric, 14x70, lum. trailer with washer & ilryer. on private lot with for For rent, 3 r'Oom furnished Refrigerators . Apartment size &. regular size two 30 " gas ranges , washers &. dryers, all guaranteed. Hupp' s Appliances &. Glassware. .Corner 141 & Rt. 7. Coli AM -FM Stero with cassette and 8 track . BSR turntable . Coll614-742-2916 . 81 00; washer pair, Maytag wringerdryer waaher. $160; 36 in . gas ronge, $100: 30 amp. elect. ronge. $86: gas clotheo dryer, f86; chest type freezer. 8166; Call614-742-2358. 2 & 4 bdr. mobile home. Coli 448·0608 or 446-1609. & used wood & coal atoves. bedroom, Middleport. Call 614-992-2381. 6 piece ·wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms APARTMENTS, mobile with bunkias $199. 2 piece antron livingroom auites $199, antron recliners 899. other recliners 880. maple dinette sets 8179, box springs & mattresa twin or ond Gallipolis . 614-446 B221 . )wo bedroom, B43'h Se~nd Avo .. Gallipolis. One TWIN RIVERS TOWER. $399, bunk bedo complete full $100 set regular-firm 614-266- Apartments now available to elderly 8a disabled with an income of less than $12,300. Renting lor 30 maple rockers 869, 7 piece )lobile home for rent, in percent of adjusted income. ~ bedrm mobile home for Nice one bedroom apt ., unfurnished, phone 304- bedroom. trailer. Eureka. llof. and Dep-. -1629. llaclne . Call 614 -367- ' Phone 304-675-6679 . '1148. iant, nice lot, Cheshire, · 1_67_6_·_2_21_B_._8_t_il_l _ 6._ __ Call 304-773-6BB2. ,. ~lo . Nice 1 bedroom, uttlities paid. partially furnished in :WiTH OPTION TO BUY, 14' ,.mil oil alactrlc mobile 'Pt . Pleasant . 304 -675 )lome, Htting on lot ready to 7112 . .move Into. 1200.00 down l ' - - - - - - - - i176.00 MONTH . 30445 Furnished Rooms )76-2711. -2 bedroom unfurniohed, pri"ate lot, In Burdette Addn. )200 pluo utilitioa. deposit •nd roforencea. 304-676· ~484. :t4x70 three bedroom moi>Ha homo, partly fumiohed, 2x28 family room, cool or :t .wood burner, acre land. 'OUtbuilding, excellent cond, "276.00 In odvonco, )100.00 depoait, reference. "'•rrvo Run Rood. Apple 'Grove. W.Va . 304-676)386. ..,.obite home for rent. 3 ~edroom, unfurniahed. l:amp Conley 1220. pM ""onth. 304-676·1371 or :J76-3B12. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Perk Central Hotel. Coli 614-446-0756. 1 -------Sieeping room $116, utilities poid. Share both, malo only. Range & refrig. 919 2nd. Ave.. Gollipolio. Call 446-4416 after 7 PM . 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 614-992-7479. One half acre lot trailer space. $60.00 month, 3 miles to Bidwell Schools. Coli 304-676-7746. :43 Farms for Rent .. 47 Wanted to Rent 1n Harrlaonvllle areo. Coli .814· 742-3033. Wanted to rent. Hay bottoms in Rutland area. Call "for rent, 40 acres crop land . .- ~4 614-742-2925 . 49 Apartment for Rent- For Lease FOR LEASE approximately • "Furnlohed efficiency. $146. lltilltloa paid. Shore bath. -407 2nd. Gollipolia. Coli =""e-4416 after 7 PM. 20 acres of hay. ESTATES :,APARTMENTS · (Equal .llouoing Opportunity) has "'ne and two bedrooms. rent )!orting at $1 67 for one .bedroom and $193 per <Ofnonth for two bedroom. 'iivlth 1200 deposit located ::near Foodlond and Spring •Volley Plaza, pool and TV ..nt. Coli 446-2746 or leave ;:ineougo. "fumiohed opt., 1 bdr .. 920 :4th Avo.. Gollipolio. $226 <Utilltieo pd.. Adulta. Call -6-4416 after 7 PM . opt., neor HMC. 2 'bclr .. $236, utlltiloo pd., 243 )ockaon Pike, Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after 7 PM. ~urnlohed :;z bdr. apto., newly deconted. utllltieo ~;;-:. paid, 1ixc. location. Medium in- ]:omo fomllieo. A-One Real )atate, Carol Yeager Broker. +toward L. Yeager Ill oalealnan. Call304·676-6104 or )04·676-6386. 1Jnfumlohed 2 BR in Crown J;lty. 266·6520. $120, maple dinette chaira $35, waoh stands $34, chromo dinette set $149.5 piece dinette set $99, used bedroom· suites, refrigerators, ranges. chest, dre11ers. wringer waahera, TV' a. dry- Coli 304-675-6856 after 4 p.m. TV & Appliances, 627 Third Ave., Gallipolis, 614-4461699. Spin washers, gas & electric dryers. auto waahere, gas & electric rangea, refrigerators, TV aeta. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahere. dryers, refrigara- .tors. rongaa. Skoggo Applloncao, Upper River Rd. bealde Stone Creot Motel. 614-446-739B. ~~~~,,..~~~..~·-~~··~""~"~'~··;•;'~""";:~========~ Call ~04·175-4014. 54 Misc. Merchandise 64 Misc. Merchendiae 66 Building Supplies B. 1!o R. WOOD SHOP. Patio Knouff Firewood Pickup or Building matarlala furniture, picnic tablea and Dallvarad. 12"·22"atocked novoltleo. Coli 304·876· In yard. HEAP · vandar, block, brick, uwar plpao, prompt delivery. 814·25e· wlndowo, llntela. otc . 6406. Claude Wlntera, Rio Grande, 6248. 0. Call 814-246·6121. Umostone. Sand. Grovel. I_,FI_row_o_o_d_fo_r_u_la __ . C_o_m_a_a-nd Delivered in M11on. Melgo, . got , 20 1 load, t30 doll· Shipped Dlroct-Lowaat Gollia or pick up at Rlchardo · verad. Call 304•878 •2991 . Coat, You build It or wa will, & Son. Coli 448· 7786. · ·24x48 garage or barn Sound Doolgn otarao with ., ,860. 2 bdr. wlldamau Built on you lot a new home AM·FM, turntable and 8- homo U,950. Baa our you can afford, over 1.100 trock, ., 26. 304-876· modal. 1·814-88e-7311. aq. ft.. 6 roomo & bath, 7677. Now open for bualnau, carpeted, ready to move into. $26,600. Aloo goragoa PHOTO SPECIAL. Now thru .Mountain Stall Block, Rt. & bo11monta. Coli Patriot March 24 • 8 color printo 33. N- Hovan. Complete Homeo Bultdera 446-8038. froni your naeotlvas. May maaonry ouppllao. 4", 8", Will conoider mobile homo UH 8 dlffaront nagoliveo If 12" block. Dallvary Hrvica. as trade in. daolred. Aok for your cou· Phone day 304·882·2222. 1- - - - - - - - - pon. HOCKENBERRY evening B82·3239. Control hunger and loae PHARMACY NORTH. weight with New Shape Diet Pian end Hydrex Water Pilla. Fruth Pharmacy, Jackaon chair and loveseat. $275 . Sofas and chairs priced from installation information: Cardinal State Fencing, Pika. Camouflaged Army Clothing, Surpluo Rantol • De· nlm Clothing, Dlacount Un· ion Made Advartlolng Spaclaltlao, H.O. "lam" Somerville, e75·3334 Pt. Plaaunt, Open Fri.. Sat., Sun., 1:00-7:00 p.m. Dlo· play Eoii·Ravenawood . 66 $110 up to $225. Hutchea, Will cui and aehVer ilfl· $660. and up, maple or pine wood. Call 614·266·1628. up to $396. Brand now 3B cal. Ro~tl41n. barrell, now holatar, 2 full boxoa of ohello $100. 30gal. finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses, 8260. and Baby bedo, 8110. Mattresses or box springs, full or twin. 858 .• firm, $68. and $78. Queen oeto, $196 . 4 dr. choots, $42. 6 dr. chosto, 164. Bed !romeo,' S20.ond $26., 10 gun • Gun cobineta, $;160. Gas or electric ranges t375. Baby mottreueo, $26 & $35, bed frames $20, 125. l!o $30, king frame $60. HILLCREST KENNELl Boarding all bralda. Haatad Indoor-outdoor facllltlaa . AKC Doblrman pupplao: Stud Service. Call814-44e7796. 188 Maaaay F"guaon; 130 farmail with cultlvatora; 28 ft . trail.,: harrow; tobacco baler with aytlndar. All In axctllent oOndltlon. CaU 448· 7838 or 218·8328. John o- tractor modal 420, 3 pt, hitch, power ~ka off, dlao, plow, bruoh hog, U,400. Call 814· 3117· 02111. For Mia Ford 2 • 3 bottom plowa, Claa 4 bottom pi-, uHd pickup dllkt, 8, 10, 14 ft, whMI diA, fartlllzar opraadara, ·I row boom opray, mowara, balero, and rokao. Daar lorn buzz oaw and pulley, other uHd aqulpmant. Howa'a Farm Machin· ary, Rt. 124 & Mayh- Rd, Jackaon. Oh 614-286 11144. NHdad braedar for lamala' Shetland Sheepdog. Call Troy-Bill tlllora. Chock our opacial prlca bafora you buy 44e-se88 altar e. any tlllaro. Swlohar lmpla· Raglatarad female Blue Tick mont Co. Bl. Rt. 7 N, Galli, Coon hound. 2 yra. old, call polla,OH . Call 6t4-448· baforo 2:00PM . 304-676- 0475. 6424. Graoa Had and tobacco auppllu. lid wall mlllo, 814388·11888. Real Eatete General FOR SALE 4 BDR. HOUSE 338 Third Ave. 2 full bathrooms, kitchen, dinifll room, livilll room. larp back yard. Immediate possession. Will nance. 446-1171 or help II· 446-1818 3 Bedroom all brick ranch home on landscapad 1 acre let in Rodnoy. Hoat pump, wood slovo, 2 car 11raae. lull baumont, 2 balhs. 9% mumlble mort1111. Serious call· ers only after 6 P.M. Musl see to aprocioto. $64,500. 246-6884 Bumper ond GooHnack, Stock, Utility and lnduatrlal treilaro, Montgomery Trailer 8alaa, Longovlllo, Qh 41741, Call 814-1189 · 4241 . 83 Raglotarad Anguo bullo, 1-3 yra . old, axe. blood llnao. Canaday Run Farmo, Jackaon, Oh 814·288-8388 or et42"'8-1717. 81o~ Save 10% on Chlcko, FHd. 8uppllao. Order by March S1 . Boao Aari·Cant.,, Inc. Call 448·2413. Realty OJ. Large Hctlon of aggra.- ruggad Duroo booro. Rogtr Blntly, Boblna, Oh 1113· 114·2381. '(!) .·,.....~ v4udhe~ Ca11aday CReaQ tOkl 25 ~ust gtheet, QaQQlpoQlr. .t!>kto .. .. . 9am to 6pm, Sat. 614-446-0322 52 CB,TV, RadiQ Case 310 front ondlooder .dozer, $4,000. Coli 614· 266-1427. Aneu• bull for ule, 2 yra. old. Com U.IO buahal. Call e14-8112·8040 or 982· 2141. For oala 1 big Rag. Anguo bull, 3\iJ yr. old. Call WHbur Roblnoon, et4·981· 3829 altar 8PM. Ouartar horae, mara, broke to rlda. 4 Yra. old, approx. 83 ln. tall. 14110. Call et4-e67-3182. CB radio, Browning Mork 3 with slider l!o now D104, 1---------$360. 11 in. portable color Mobile home auppliea: nonTV, good con .. $60.00. Call toxic ontlfreoze-16.60 par 614-949-2994. ·gallon. Water hooting ole· Antiques Antique . china cabinet & buffet. Call614-367-7106. ACRES - Beautiful in lhe counlry, over woods, septic tank, wa· available. Nll24 1981 KINGSIREOUCED Good condhlon hay for oalo. Callet4-848·2B70. Reel Eatete General 2506 GlAND CENTUl AVENUE VIENNA, W.VA. 26105 C1ll 446..0552 Anytime Beth Null 245·9507 104-:191.. 1U Y-.,We4.,hl,l ..l BI-LEVH - 4 bedrooms. For aolo complete hoapltol bod and bodalde cabinet. $300. Coll614-992-11022. 446'1255 BliR 442 -OWNER SAYS REDUCE! 1974 Shuflz mot»e home (12x65) Tip Out includes 3 BRs, new carpet, awning & patio, situaled en I acre m~. Washer &dryer included. City schools. Was $20,000, now $17.900. Call for details' Phone . 1-(614)·992-3325 NEW LISTING -little farm in the counlry. Aone story 3 bedroom home. TP waler, bath. nice kllchen·w~h stove and refrigerator for only $35,000. BEAunFUL WOODWORK, OPEN STAIRWAYS, NOO~ AND , CRANNIES GALORE, AHOME YOU AND YOOR FAMILY WILL LOVE ' 3 BEDROOMS PLUS POSSIBLE FOURTH IN ATTIC FORMAL DINING, D£N, LG. EAT-IN KITCHEN, NICE FRONT AND BACK' PORCHES. ALSO SUPER SIZE GARAGE APT. WITH 3 BEDROOMS LG. LIVING RM. AND REC. RM. IN CITY. $75,000. ' and down eight is 1500. Vulnerable: East-West Mike can get out with Dealer East Wetl PRICE REDUCED - POMEROY - Remodeled 3bedroom home WJtll full basement new back IXlfCh, large lot. ard home is pretty much mamtenance lree. Now $27.900.00. is II 00, down seven is 1300 North Easl SoMt 3• ~ DbJ Pass Pus Pass down six if he can ruff two hearts in dummy. If he tries to ruff a heart low and gets overruffed, he wtll be down •• z• eight lor minus 1500. DRASTIC REDUCTION IN PRICE - POMEROY - ~x room house. lhree bedrooms. hardwood floors. fireplace, A!C uml and oak woodwork. Now Only $20.000 00 He sees no difference between down six and seven. He will lose to all players who delended agamst game contracts, but will win against those defending against a slam . He carefully ruff s the heart with score. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) CENTRAL REALTY NEW liSTING - Well kept 2 bedroom home, U·shaped kitchen, basement can easily be made into family room, 2 nice size porches, I car garage, level lol. Call for delails. don't miss lhis one. Asking only $21.000. BIIR 389 - OWNER SAYS SEll TODAY! Yoor family wil enjoy lhe roominess ol this house. Indues 4 BRs, 2 baths, LR, DR, builin kilchen. Situaled on large comer lot Close tD lown in cily school disfrict (Green Elem). CaiiiD see this one! APARTMENT FOR RENT - I bedroom, k1lchen, llvmg room. furnished, $150.00 monlh, waler, sewage, you pay gas & electric, deposit required . To Bur or Sell Call Nancy Jaspers ' 949·2901 Wy Lint. Associate, 446-o458 Clthr Pope, Associltl, 379-V48 ' AlB NEW LISTING- One floor 3 bedroom home near schools and slores. Large woodburner and furniture. Only $28,500. ROUNDED IIOUSE - ;POMEROY - Good large family home wilh view of : river. Natural gas furnace, 2 <llaths. Near shopping. SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC . Put NtJtitber 1--to work foryouT~ 8.6 ACRES - More or ,Jess, Kyger Creek d~trid 12x65 Shutt 1}10bile home, 3 bedroom1 2 extra mobile home hookups. Priced in the 20s. ,REAL BARGAIN - A·frame fl.ear Five Points. Really nice inside 1nd out. Large lot with . pjnes. Only $30,000. - . LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HO,ME IN CITY - Excellent. location. ' Mil located on St Rt 35. Good building site. Has a home hoolt·UJl Well water, also a water lap arid a storaao building, City schools. · · •• .5 ACR£S.m/l, St..Rt 1a $1,000. ." SCENIC COUNTRYSIDE - Is the setting for this lovely bi·level home and 39 acres. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen and family area. Large garage, 2,000 lb. tobacco base and land •s moslly wooded. ONLY $16,0001 - Can you believe you can slill p,urchase a nice home for th1s price7 2 bedrooms. RANCH STYLE - lmme1diate J)ossession, bedroom, family room, eat-in kitchen. Large patio, chain fen~e. House built in 1973, condition. Located off St. Rl. 35. Own~r area. Must sell! 8491 PEACEFUL AREA . . "~ .we -need'~rs.f . f-lill/ '.111! 1 ... I ,I f-It .'' II hI(/, If({'(,\ 1.. ee ' #496 You can own your own bu~ne11 Just call for more details. #599 i port has been drastically reduced from $42,500 to $32,000. living room, formal dining room, balh. 2 BR. full basemen!, I car garage, aluminum siding. ' •i I .. NI-ILtVItl home located at 1 features mclude large flat lawn. wit~ I gas gnll, above ground pool. 2 car garage, I \? baths, family room. 3 bedrooms. Pnced in the 60s. #517 NEW ON THE MARKET - EXCEPTIONAL HOME situated on .60 acre. Brick, I II slory, 3 bedrooms, buill-in kitchen, fireplace and beamed ceiling in living room, garage. Private setting. Close lo Clay Elementary Schoor---ee the firsl lo see this charmer. Priced in the low 50s. lOAII ASSUMPTION - you filte tile eotm1try ~ this nice 3 bedroom ranch wilh 8 acres, more or less. Attached 2car gara~, 2outbtildings, 30'x24' and IO'xl2', 8'xl2' cellar with workshop overlleld. rural water. Close ID Meias Mines. Priced in low 40s. 11530 balhs. 2kitchens. family room, full divided basement Garage. Basement can lie used as rental unrt for extra income. Located edge of town. St. Rt 588. Priced in tile 40s. #531 LOOKING FOR A NICE BI-LEVEL?- Then take a look at this spacious home. 3 bed roms, I II baths, kitchen equipped with disposal, dishwasher and ranae..Eimilu90mc.Z e~r IIIJ~!ted garage. !;entral air. Priced in the 50s. GOOD TASTE AND GOOD BUY-CROUSE BECK ROAD Beautiful 31o 4 bedroom, lwo & one-ha~ batlls. 2 car garage, exira large krtchen leading lo sundeck overlooking a beautiful 20 ft. by 40ft. m·ground pool. Famlly room wrth firepl~e. Exira lol available. Superb condition. Call for personal showing #514 CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM N1ce large lot. 100 ft. by 304 ft. 12 h. by 60ft. Price mobile home 1n excellenl condJIJOn, 2 car garage. rural waler. Nice area close to Galhpol•s. Land , home. and garage all for ony $16.900 Let us show you th• s one now . #589 104 ACRE FARM 2 farm houses - one 6 rooms and bath- one 3 rool11£ Wood· burner heater, 2 barns. 2 chicken houses. cellar wilh smoke hoc ~ above. All mineral nghts ~ wilh sale. Approx. 60 acres tillable and 44 acres pasture land. Priced fo sell al $49.900. Don't let this larm get away. #594 1012 SQUARE FOOT BLOCK BUILDING Many uses - used to be a grocery slore. now made into a 4 room plus bath home. Fuel 011 heater. rural waler system. plusdnlled well at Tycoon Lake. #592 DUTCH STYLE COUNTRY HOME 4 tied room~ 2\? baths fully eqUJpped eat-1n ~tchen. formal dmmg room. ram•IY room w1tn wOOdburner. two car garage WJih auto. opener. Style, beauty, charm and comfort - all describe this home. pnced $74.900. #322 SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVISION Vacant lots. Nice 5ize building lots w1lh all u1JII1les there. Lot SJZe 101.8 by 171.2. Better gel 'um now. #456 OWNER ANXIObS TO SELL- REDUCED- Brick and frame ranch. 3 bedrooms, living room, family room, large kitchen, balh, chain link fence, flat lawn. Priced at $39,500. #500 DRIVE A LITTLE, SAVE A LOT full basemen~ whrte aluminum ~dmg. fuel oil FA furnace. shingled roof, lots ol young peach and apple trees. Alllhis ' r.Our.ed to only $13,900. #452 NEW liSTING - 42 ACRES Roac!, Ohio Township. Mainly ble~ markefable tirritief. Priced 6 ROOMS. CATHEDRAL CEILING Approximalefy 2 acrs of land, 2 baths. 3 bedrooms. vertical wood siding. mce modern stefl'saver kitchen. gas FA furnace, large liv. room. I.Jnd has a iprinf!, fishing pond, apple and peach trees, i peaceful setting. Phone loday. #593 SPRING VALLEY - 3 bedroom, 2 bath tri·level. Large family room, kitchen with built-in appli· ances, Fireplace. 2 car attachea ~araRe. Fire· place. Natural gas heat central air. Priced in the low 60s. · · 1.57 ACRES - 7 ROOMS Nice home. Central a1r, rural water system. large fam1~ room, 26'x22. Garage, storage building. storm Windows and doors. Nice home. See rt now. #570 NEW AD DAILY 11484 AFFORDABLE CONVENIENCE -Within walking dislance to the downtown shopping area. 3 bed· rooms, livin' room, large kitchen, bath, basement. . aluminum Stdina. natural gas heat, 2 car garage. · Large flat lawn. #586 INVESTMENT INCOME IION1MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to purchase a home na,.~w IS THE ASKING PRICE of this 5'bedroom Partial basement. S~uated on ......,_....,.".barn. Ceilat. Make an appoint· . \ •, . . m . ... an appointment. living room, krtchen wrth buitt·in cabinets. utility room. fuH basement and garge that ~ partial~ converted inlo a den . Unfin~hed room wrth a healolater fireplace. Nice fenced n yard, call for details. #492 TIRED OF CITY Mother Nature has proVIded a perfect setting within afew miles or Gallipolis yet in lhe City School System. Large hvmg room, dining room, 2 lull batlls, unique kitchen with plenty or buittin cabinets and convenient working islard. Front porch-plus 2 palios, 2 car garage. Lennox heal pump, wood burner and over 2 acres or land. Call for personal sho,.ng of tllis warm ard inviting super dean home priced in lhe $60s. Need a home, plus an income, who doesn't? We ~t just what you need' lovely modern stDne home plus 10 rental motel units in ex· ceflent condition_Complelefy furnished. all yoo have tD do~ move in. Approx. 8 acresand stocked pond. Localed on a Stale Highway. o1 yoor own at a very good price. 3 bedroom ranch, 2 11509 ·:"""!· EXCEL BlDG. ~ITES .........J22,000 A LlnLE SOMETHING EXTRA is found in lhis comfortable brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, sunken liv· ing room, formal dining, 2\1 baths, family room wrth fireplace, 2 car garage. Intercom, central air. Close to Rt. 35 shopping area. Can be purchased with exira lot. m8 -POSiiiBI.E lOAII ASSUMPTION :... This ranch .style 3 bedrooms. iving room. nioe size kilcl1en and dining area,, bath, vinyl siding. Level lawn. Priced at lii!EAT IANO BUY! 38 M1!ESS. TIMBER ....., ...........•..,...,.......,...$11l,50/J :~ OVER 21 ACRES, PN!IW. ..,;,!~ ~IGHTS INCI!. .. ,.............,: .. $12,0!ifj,... ~~R room: f~n~lh, =r~· e~:rs~ NICE BRICK liKE NEW CLOSE TO EVERYTHING Beaullful surroundings, 7 rooms. all brick. 1W1l·Car gar· age. Large lol. Family room !4'x28', l1vmg room. 14'x28. N1ce modern k1lchen. And the best part aboullhis property IS the low. low pnce. Phone now. #554 Aha~ acre more or less \lith fruil trees. plus a three beroom horne, 82 ACRES- Privale setting. Recenlly remo~eled home. 3 bedrooms, living room. equipped kitchen, bath, utility. Large tobacco base. Mineral righls. Priced in the 40s. 8527 FA-Ii LAID, LOTS: ~ 121 ~. 0000 FARM lAND, HO"l( MINERAL RIGHTS - ~100· 000;, 270 ACRES. FARMER'S FARM MOOERN · ....., ' ..t 176 ~ MINEIW. RIGHT, ~E .......... "1'......... 300,000, ' LOOK AT ALL YOU GET FOR $25,000 - 3 bedroom home, main bath, ~rge kitchen, very nice living room. good carpel, natural gas hea~ all new WindoWS.. front IXlfCh, recenlly buiH garage. 40x 150 lol. Located mcrty ~hoold~d #4~ FULL BASEMTIH REDUCED TO 159.900.00 For sale or trade. 3 lols 1n Chesh~re. 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 1\\ baths. fam~y room. dinmg room. mce modern ranch style home WJth wood or coal burner. Nat gas hot water baseboard heabngsystem. modem step-saver krtchen. all wood m~de tnm 5 oak. has "Malta" wood frame windoW> Mus1 see th1s mce large home. Phone today for shoWing #595 BRICK HOME AND 2 ACRES - $47,000 3 bedrccms. I ll bath home with lois of ellra features, bull-in cabnets. sell-cleamng range, d~hwasher, garbage d~posal and large d1mng room. Kyger Creek Schools. 11501 COUNTRY CHARMER - Is the only way to de· scribe this immaculate 3 bedroom ranch. Family room, fireplace, 2 car garage. In-ground 16'x32' pool. Barn. 3 acres of land fenced with icnic area nex tD Raccoon Creek. City schools. Call today lo look al this fine home. IIEAR NEW BRIDGE- Over 2 acres and like new 3 bedro~ ranch with furnace and attached wobdburner. Servin~ bar, glass doors, carpeting and garage in full basement. $39,500. I Acre, 3 bedrooms. STATt AT. 218-3 bedroomhome.2.baths,.kilchen,1ormalfiving · room, dining, family room. 1.920 SQ. ft. carport, covered Patio, carpet arid sliding doors off patio. Slolage building. 1.5 cres ~ or less, City schools. .lmtpediite poSsession. '" . . REALTOR\!) lllrpret SIYint. Associate. 245-92n FRAME 2 STORY - This solid older home has 4 bedrooms, living room, hmily room. dining room, kitchen, bath .. Nice lawn, 41ots tolal. Garage, carport, cellar and storage. Wailing lo be cared for. Immediate possssion. #539 Century 21 Southern Hills R. E., Inc. 446-6610 NEW LISTING - TUPPERS PIAl NS - A tllree bedroom ranch wrtll a one car garage, Ids or closel space, on a one acre lot Home ~ approx. 8 years old. $27.000.00. REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr. 992·6191 Dottie turner 992·5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985·4466 General .Judy DeWitt. Realtor. 388-8155 J. llerrill Clrler, Ralltor. 379-2184 REDUCED TO 139.500 - Brand new home Over 1.300 SQ. ft. of l•vm g space w1th large i•v•ng room. k•tchen w1lh dmmg area. one fu ll and one half bath. ulll•lY room . 3 bedrooms, walk·In closet rn one BR. extra w1d e hall way. Anderson w1n· dows and vmyl s1dmg ex tenor Rural water and sepl1c system. Upper Route 7 area. #461 NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - ~x room home w•th ~rge fam1iy room. huge hvmg room, 3 bedrooms. workshop, garage, 2 porches and a patio on a corner lot Just $15.000.00. dummy's jack. and settles lor mmus 1300 and a good Reel Eatete General BIIR 436 - EXCELLENT STARTER HOllE wrth 2 BRs, lR DR nioe kilchen, utility and new batllroorn Carpetd throughout Saeened patio, carport urge 1o1. CaU for appointment NEW LISTING - New 5 room frame aboul80% complele. Has 2 baths, Ig. family room and is in Middleport. For jusl $18.000. CITY - 2 S1Dry, 3 bedrooms. ' ~ Alex. From tcday's hand we learn tlult Alex must be SO VIIIGIL 8. 511. 216 r.. 2nd St. lize 7 ft.x 4ft., with ocraano, aloo· potato crateo. John P. Honoley, Long Bottom. et4· 9B6-3327. P~ONE- 446-81-30-After-&--P;M;- • 3 Mike Lawrence ha& introduced his partner only as BMR 426- OWNER SAYS SEll- tt hasanassumableloanwith only 9\?'111 interest. We are lalkin•l•""o·rt a very clean, 3 BR home situated on nice flat lol in riented neighOOrllood. RE· DUCED! $3,000 down and ......,,., 10an! TEAFORD: window•. This is a true world class sports car that is locally owned and in excellent conditiQn. (PS, PB. AC AM-FM Stereo, Cruise,.PW, PM, R~ar Def., Pwr. Aten., Gr. Lux Package, low m1les, 5 spee.d.) Your cha_nce to buy a rare one from a private individual. .,0 2 HOME-INCOME - Live in this 3 BR ranch and rent the 2 BR apartment and 2 BR mobile home that is included with this property. I II acres of land. Garage. Outbuildings. Close to Holzer Medi· cal Center. Call for mo1e details. · *504 FIX UPANDSAVE$$$ ... 3BEDROOMFRAME RANCH AITACHED ~~ LEVEL lAWN. NICE COUNTRY SffiiNG. CITY SCHOOLS.; Conkel, Rt. 7, Tupper P1a!n•, 1979-DA.JSliN 280 'ZX ··' ·. SOUTH +KQ 10 97 YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE EASY with owner lerms and a good down payment. New carpet, fresh paint, 3 bedrooms, bath, living room with built·in bookshelves, eat-in kilchen. Carport. \1 acre lawn. Priced to sell! NEW ON THE MARKET- CHARMING, 2 BEUROOM RANCH HAS· LOTS Of EXTRAS, \'rOOD BURNER ATTIC FAN WALLPAPERED KITCHEN. OWNERS HAVE PLANTED, A VARIETY OF FRUIT TREES, BLUEBERRIES, AND THERE IS A NICE GARDEN SPACE. 2 CAR: GARAGE. A VERY NICE COUNffiY HOME FOR $34 900 CITY" SCHOOL SYSTEM. ' . • Chairs, plus many more more antique•. mlec. Paul Housing for the Elderly, disabled and handicapped. Rent Is 30 percent of lid lusted Income to qualified tenants with an Income of less than $12,300 per year. The king of hearts is opened. Ea st takes the ace, cashes the mmor suiL ares. and continues with ace and another spade. Mike wins in his own hand and counts points. Down stx mo $42,000 UNBEUEVABLE LOW PRICE! PRit.l LOCATION ON 4TH AVENUE JUST ACROSS THE STREET FROM CITY SCHOOLS 3 BEDROOMS, FORMAL DINING, EAT·IN KITCHEN LG. BACK YARD GARAGE. FRONT AND SlOE PORCH. ' . TURE; Cupboordo, Pia Sofeo, Round Tobloo, New Haven, WV +J 9 4 profit. By O.wold Jacoby aDd James Jacoby SIM llcGitee OWNER FINANCING - Home Business or Rental. • this month only •279. Kingobury Homoo Porto and Acceosory Store. 900 Eaat Moin St., old Bookmobile Two aluminum 10032 doubling to take the •ure m8 -:~;:::~:;:::::;::::::~1 COUNTRY OAK FURNI· ,.aoO~ .,aG ·-·""'"'·........ 0108 7 problem, which he solves by EAST +AS 5 4 .A tAKJ6 2 + AK <i Opemng lead: •K Brokor·Auctionur TO $16.500 ando menta, water heater, atepa. windows. doora, fauceta. • breakers, etc. HotPoint . heavy-duty electric dryera. For oaleAM-FM Stero with caosetto and 8 track. BSR turntable. Coil 614-742· 2916. . ... .KQJ "2·2259 NEW LISTING - Middleport - Hartinger Pl<y Ahome tD be proud or at a remarkable ;r1ce' Seven room house wrth 3 bedrooms. eqUJpped krtchen. large utility room wrth storage, Lenox gas furnace. 1nsulated. large double lot Remarkable at $36,500.00. Alex jumps to six spades. This g1ves East a real ~ . 1 &l • 8 7 ;t Hay for ula. can 814·28e6834, If no an- 814· 218-eOtt . COMMERCIAL - Has 4,000 SQ. add1ition1all slorage over. i quarters in rear -·· •••• - Beautiful home setting en r1ief 2 acres or land miles or less from town. Features aformal entry, living room dining room. Modem kitchen, cozy family room w~b. · fireplace. 3 bedrooms. 2M baths w/tubs &show~. 2car garage., 1.6 acres could be used as an extra.building lite, has awell on it. Al1 81/4% int rate assumable ID qualified buyer. Give us a tall for more delail1 building in Pomeroy or call READY TO FINISH FURNITURE CUSTOM FINISHING HAND·CRAFTED ITEMS GIFTS. • •a WEST -do. Call Vaughn Taylor, 614·241·11084 or 81 4-246· 51151ftar 8PM. decides to pre-empt a little and jumps to two spades. West bids three hearts and l -17·14 .J63 2 •s • Q9 other farm 17 high-card points. Mike r.utt1'H 84 Hay & Grein Northup King com, alfalfa • 601 E. Main POMEROY,O. Ea st opens one club. which is alerted as at least ,, 54 Misc. Merchandise 992·66B7. r somewhat of a desperado. 2 yaar old l~ndard brad horae. 304-411-~1117. gr111 aeed, Real Eatate General A noble sacrifice 8430. Firewood cut up oloba 11 6 pickup load. Coli 614-246· 6804. RIVER BEND PLAC': 675-6679 OFFICES WILL BE OPEN ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY March lOth and 11 and Mar~h 17th and 18th · ~-I-i:301J;m~1ill. 4:30 p.m;' .-. •ou• • Oalry goa~ Alpine • LaMan· chao, klda • mllktrl, axcal· lant 4-H profaot. 304·8111· Sunday Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby 446-6610 Point Pleuant, WV Twin Rivers Tower, Pt. Pleasant, WV Lllonta'o Quill Farm now ~kine ordare for day old Quill. May daUvary on agga. June dallvary on chlcko. All ordaro pay In advance. 1181·43411. BRIDGE FrHz., lief, Cart Kinnaird, 304·871·4182. Ptgo. 304·87\J· 7313. Reel Eatete General Real Eatate Generel ch'81ra, plow good as new. Coli 614-266-1561. 2 Polled Haratord and cal-. •e2s • pair. Call 814-286-1427. ·~. oweeper, 2-6x9 ruga, corpat and car radio. Coli 44e·0429. dowo 29x30, oubmorolblo Pollad Hereford bull, •no. Call 111>4-37821117. for llhip Co. Usti"' Call: CI*YI~Am~ey 742·3171 anytime. Used Furniture -· Bar & 2 . pump heavy duty one third atools, ranges, cheira. dry- horse- 116 volta- 6 ompo 60 ers, refrigeratora and TV' a. 3 . cycle made by Jaeger 1"1f4' miles out Buleville Rd. Open outlet, 16' wood boot red9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Fri .• . wood and fur new. turning Ragl~red Liveatock WE NEED LISTINGS otand, hood light, heater end pump •too. Coii446·B114 u'pho1atered 83 Liveatock ~ •" ' TWIN RIVERS TOWER Call: - River Bend Place; New Haven. WV. 882-3121 Uveatock Reel Estate General 446-3636 83 HorN trailer, walking horH type, Iorge olza, with romp, ma~. padded lnolda, axe . oond. Caii814·38B-8787. TIRED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? LEt US PAY THE BILLS! ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT Ferm Equipment aquarium, exc. cond .• with Good selection of bedroom 1 suite a. cedar chaste, . 14 horae motor and grinder rockers. metal cabinets. mounted on table, Fatso atove, 15 barn saah win· swivel rockers. Equipment lnatrumenta Judy Taylor Grooming. Calli - -- - - - - - -• 614-361· 7220. Glbaon V-gultar. black with Briarpatch Kannalo Profao· whlta pickup. •410. C~l olonal All-bread grooming. 614·882·81180. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cllltlao. Engllah Cocker Spa· nlal pupplao. Call et4-388· 9780. I ,Hil l SIIJI JIIII" Oragonwynd Cattory · II II VI!:. l iii.K Kannalo. AKC Chow pup· pleo, CFA Himalayan, Par· olan and Slamoaa klttono. Call6t4-44e-3844 altar e. 81 Farm Equipment The Ohio-1-Point Pleasant, W. Va. _6_8 _ _ P_e_t•_ fo_r _s_el_e_· Pets for Sale $286. to $B96. Tables. $46 Clayton L. Rood, 632 Apt. and up to $126. Hide-a- 10, Croos Llneo Dr .. Nhro, beds, $440. end up to WV 26143, 304· 776-e828. 8621\ .. Reclinero, $176. to 1_Fr_ee_••_t_lm_•_t•_•_·_ _ __ $376 .. Llmpa from S2B. to ,. $76.5 pc. dinettoo from Sow mill 19B1 modal Ball $99 .. to 436. 7 pc. $1B9 11wo, 40' blade with ataal and up. Wood table with six booe, oxc. cond. Call et4chaira 8426 to $746. Ooak 3BB·9367 ovo. 468·1078. Gold recliner rocker. 860. oculpturod Cabbage Patch type dolla for Eaotar. quality, low coat. Avallobla at: Eno General Storo-81438B·9038 or Yauger Form Supply-304-676·2078. For 53 16ft. chest type freezer, good condition. 304-6763637. .Soft LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, ottomon, 3 tables, toxtro heavy by Frontier), $6B6. Sofa. 51 Household Goods Custom draperies, 1" venetian blinds, vertical blind, Roman shades. Samples shown at your home. Free astlmoto. P. A. Sayre. 304· .b it!lli6fllr ,_, 1.-------High Tenollo Fencing. High Phone Merchandise Remington bolt action rifle 30-08, Montacarlo atock with chHk place. 1175.00. 304·895·3828. ors, & shoes. Coll614-4463159. 1-304-675-4287. .;JACKSON Lova uat, cheat of drawara, complata flraplaco, equip· mant. 304·676·6819. 446-B033. Apartment for rent , 2 or 3 .. Four prom ·draouo alza II & 7. Different olzao and colora : '211. t30, us....o. 304· 8711·2914. Older Maytag dryer, electric $30.00 Call 614 - 246 · 6474. SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE 62 Olivo St .. Gallipolio. New homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant 1 Whirlpool traah cornpac· tor, 1 3-pc. bad room oulta, 1 gal grill. 304·6711-1731 . French Prov. formal DR set, March 1 1984 81 Merchendiae BALE ENDS MARCH 2711 WORLD BOOK ENCYC· LOPEDIA IIALE. Rae. •4118. llala '374. llava •121. tarmo ., 0.00 down; · t22.00 1 month. 304-871· 3778. now cond .. $600 firm. Coli 446-B237. in Middleport. cell304 -882 2666 . private lot in Gallipolis. Coli 44e-t409. 6-8PM . ' b L Sofa, chair, refrigerator. gaa range, upright freezer. Cor· bin J-, Synder, 966 2nd. Avo., Golllpolio, 446·1171 . city. Mull hove dep. & ref. Call 446-4169 . i:ement patio with awning. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® ~-----=:::::=:::===y~ar.:..:ry:...W::.:.:rl!gh1t 64 Mlac. Uoed Berkllne oofo and choir. End and coffee ~blot . 304-676 ·1371 . apartment . Call 614-9492263. Very nice, 1 bdr . mobile · 2 bedrm apt . in Middleport, -home. completely turn .. 8176 . plus utilities. Call new gas fumance & air 614-992-5545 daytime & :cond.. patio with awning 949-2216 evening . ,And off atrHt parking. Excelient location, in Gallipolis 2 room efficiency apartment t bdr., nat. gas heat, carpet. March ia, 1984. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Times-Sentinel *511 �. - 64 Hay & Grain 71 71 Auto• for Sale 1111 ChevyChtvlttl,luto, elr, 13,111. 1111 Chivy '71 Meroury, Mo111roh 110 ChiVIItl, euto, 13, 1 II. lhrH IJIIed, U71.00. 304· 1110 lleneult LeCer 4 1pd, 171·1328. elr, AM·PM eunroof, PI m th 1174 Dodge Chtllenger, Por eole. Oood oondltlon tz ' 411 ' 117 Y ou exolllent oondltlon, redlll hoy. •1 .eo 1 b1l1. Coli Hortaon, 4 1pd, u,ue. 1 171 lulo" I""" • ut · tlr11, new ~lnt In 1 II 1 . 814·111·7201. oyniWo, I O, tz400. •0 If• " tepe, elr, AM·FM U.411. ,. ·171·11•01 ,. 4000 boiH good mixed hoy. John'• Auto loleo,lullevllle _to_r-:l_..:,p_.m_._ _ _ __ Ad, Chlllpollo. Coli 441· 11 .50 belt. Cell 814-843- 4782. Open til dorto. 1911 Chevrll!ll hilt tone 15138. pickup truck, xood cond .. Ground eer corn 18.110 per 1979 Treno AM t-top, 403, t750.00. 304- 711-11304. 100. :Miij own container. V-8, very oherp, 15,595. 1972 Ford Torino Wgm. No 304-875·3308. No Sunday Coii448-0IIn. alr-cond. No power. Auto 1972 Cedlllac loodod, full trano. 82,000 mlloo. Exc. vary good condition. moch ond body. va onMixed Hoy, I 1 .110 bela, power, 11,795. Coll448-0577. glne,leOO. 304-875-6098. 304-875-111179. 12 yro. T.L.C. 1973 98 OldJ fully Mixed hoy for 1111 11 .00 oqulpped, one owner, good '79 Ford Mullong, 8 cy. bole. 304-8711-3997. tronoportotlon . Coli 446- auto.. olr-cond., PS, PB, 8824 ofter !5 :00PM . oxc. cond. 304-882-2382. 66 Seed Fertilizer 1983 Ford F-1 00 XL, 3 opd .. Trucks for Sale auto. with overdrive. low 72 mlloo, PS, PB, olr, 302 Seed pot•toea· Kennebec dual tanko, 2 tone pelnt, 1981 C-10 Chevy FIHI· 18 .60· Pontlec 18.20· deluxe crome atep bumper, wood pickup, Bft. bod e. Cobblere 18.911. Booo Agrl 1 owner. ohorp. 1 980 GMC topper 1 cyl 3 apd n•nd with gougeo'.' PS. PB, ,.,; Cantor. Cell 4411-2483. 2600 Slerre Orondo V-8. PS. PB. air. auto. cruiae. otap bumper, now tlreo, Seed SwHI pototou. Call duol tonko, tilt whoolo, now llereo ca-na radio . Cell 814-843-6332 . llroo, olldlng beck glau. 2 614-246-61159. tone paint, deluxe crome 1979 Ford F-1110 Lariet PS, atep bumper. 1 owner, PB, air cond. Priced 10 1111, oharp. 1 97B Flrebird Eo- axe. cond. Coli 614 •388. Tr .Jnsporldllllll pJint, auto, PS, PB, air, tilt, now point e. tlreo, 305 V-8, 9906 or 614-367-7624. loctoty oport whoolo, ohorp. S e. S Auto Soleo At. 160, 6 New truck fendera • doora. 71 Autos for Sale mile• N of Hotzer. Your Chevy fondoro t84 .95 . complete outo body oorvlco Chevy dooro 1176. Ford conter. Coli 814-446-8614 lendero 175. Call614-268· TOP CASH pold lor 1111 9 to II, or 81 4-3B8-B869 1260. model uood coro. Smith after houra. 1979 Ford Courier PU. 4 Buick-Pontiac, 1911 1978 Buick Eloc. 22114 dr., opd.. radio, raal oporty, ern Ave.. Gtlllpolio. PS, PB, cruloo, PW-D, axe. 12,396. John'o Auto Saleo, 814-448-2282. cond., one owner. 12,196. Bullevillo Rd. Gallipolis. Call 446-47B2. Open til dark. 1979 Pontile Grond Le· Coli 448-3681 . loth '"" round tnd ICIUIN bol11. Oood qutlltv. Opol fltopetrtok. Cell If 4·UI· 4371. a. Mana. 2 door. auto., air 1 976 Ford f . 100 explorer PU, nice, 11 ,350. Call 446· 1978 Grand Prix 60,000 mi., loaded. Call 614-3792726. - - - - -- -- 1981 Plymouth Champ, 1976 Chevrolet Monte 48,000 mi.. now tires. 4 Carlo, PS, PB. air cond., new cyl., 4 opd. Call 614-379wheels and tirea. dual ex- 2726. hlull, elr shocko, I 1,1100. firm. Cell after 3PM, 614- 1978 VW Rabbit 66,000 inllto, good condition, 446-4392. 12,200. Cell 446-28B6. 197B Chevy Monze, ex. ; cond., V-6 engine, PS, PB, . 1980 Monu 4 cyt., 4 opel .. 11 ,796. Call 814-388- PS, PB, 113.000 mi .. gold, exc. cond., 13,700. Call 9906 or 614-387-71124. 614-388-9729. 1977 Mercury Monerch •. PS, PB, air cond.. outo. 1 976 Cull••• Dymo. 1 Irene, good cond., 11 ,896. owner. Very good condition . Coll614·388-9906 or 614· Cell 614-742-2639 after 6 p.m. 448-9844. cond., AM-FM otereo .. cruloa, dlt wheel, 305 V-8,' 13.300. Coli 304-876·. 1661 . 1979 Ford Pinto Aunobout, exc. cond., I 1,8911. Cell 814-388-9906 or814-387· 7624. 76 Monte Carlo noedo engina work. Coli 614-246· 92B3. 1978 Grand Prix low mi .. AM-FM, air, now radlelo, ciNn. Book 13,800, priced 13,200. Cell 814-24115131. 73 Van1 & 4 W.D. () t ·~ - ... KIHCT 74 ICERTIM± IUSDABEt - orrongo tho clrclld ltttoro to form lhe autprtle lftlwet, U IUQ· geolld by t h o - -. . KJ K ] "r xxI xJ.. Kr x I xI Mswer. A VeSietday·s I Jumble• 1 976 Chevy Pickup truck. 6 cyl .. 4 opd ., '.4 ton. good condition. call after 6 p.m . 614-742-3146. J KNOWN DRONE BOTANY PEPSIN Answer · What skiers get Instead of athltle'a foot- SKI "TOW" 1----------T--------~ 72 73 Trucks for Sale 1980 Chevolat C10 Dla,,.;,l ickup o f ps · P • .c .. a.m .. .m.. · " P.8 .. eutomotlc, FARM EQUIPMENT:14200; 1980 Satoh Boo- 111 with front end loeder, 14300. ofter 6 p.m. 992-73114. 1 96B dump truck 1 ~ ton,lntarnatlonal. Cell 992·2772. Van• & 4 W. D. 1980 Chevy s cotodolt4x4, 48,000 mllu, lhort bed, 111.700. Call 448-2107 or •14·3•7-0107. v u 1981 Chivy .., ton von, 3 1111 nlct. opel, AM-FM llpe, t4,4915. John'o Auto Solto, Bullovtne Ad. GelllpoMo. Cell 448-4782. Open til dark. 71 Chevrolet ~ ton, good 1977 Oodge ven ~ton, V-8 304-675-2149. ohope, new point, •nood tlreo. !loner, hNtor. Altarcondl· 8PM engine,phone radio, -or Peulair Denney In VIllage of Bidwell. Oh 1 • 814-388-9830. 72 Chevy 'h ton pickup 327 engine, 4 opood_ new tlra1 676-2736. 1600. after 6 p.m . 304· 73 Motoro~lea 81 Hondo, CM 200 T Twln 1 Star, good oondltlon, 11350. Cell 814-992 · 11888. 850 BSA mint cond. new, 11000. Firm. SH 111 Front St., Muon. :;;::::;:====:::·' 76 Boat1 and Motora for Sale 6 Nre 12 ft . Gemtfllhtr. bolt ond troller, 1800. C11i1 814-985-31123 . ten Su Star Btu Boot .I 11I Evlnrudo motor. Mer· ' cury trolling motor. Oopth· flndor. all ecceu .. 14200., Cell 814-992·7839. Correct Croll e. Ski Suprorne, !emily okl bolll. New e. uood, Perl<oroburg. WV 304-422-8433 or 304· 422-2387. Broker Cheryl Lemley, Mel&s County Associate 1977 Grand Prix, •1 .980.00. Now paint, new vlnyt top. Phone 304-676· 6289. 1980 Toyota Cellca, automatic, air, aun roof. em-fm. po. 13900. firm . Alter 7 p.m. 304-676-7647. Auto Part1 & Acce11orle1 1: • •' J • I I N°·1 . I; ycU' Q ADDISON-DAVIS LANE - 1\? story lrame home fealures 3 BRs. 1\? baths, kitchen, LR. Remodeling underway. New insulation, .wiring, plumbing, "' windows and furnace. Skylighls in bedrooms. patio ~ doors, sundeck, carpetinp_ KC school district. ;::: "'::;;:1: 111 Z ~ Iii "' Z "' C) Z ;::: !!! ; iii z : OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE -In the wilderness of lhe Wayne National Forest 5 lo 9 acre tracts of woodland now available, adjoining thousands of lOTS OF POTENTIAL - GREEN TOWNSHIP . acres ol ~vernmenl land. Public hunting, fishing 180 acre Ia;;;; ~:::aed in Northup area. Two story and camp;ng perm1tted. Prices start at $3500 with frame older home with seven rooms and balh, finandng available. county water. 16x60concrete silo, corn crib, equip. shed, milk house & barn. On paved road. MAKE THIS YOUR NEW ADDRESS ·- 205 Kineon Drive. Th~ ranch style home offers 3 bedrooms. COMMERCIAl BUILDING - 62x80 all steel lOx 10 dining room, krtchen, large living room, cooslruc~on with fireprool insulation. Overhead laundry, two storage rooms, attached garage, c~r· crane has office and baths. Formerly used for boal peting, and cent air. sales and repatr. localed across from Silver Brid~e Plaza with access to the Ohio Riv~r. Polential A STYLE OF ITS OWN .. describes this lovely white brick home with 3100 SQ. ftr. 3 or 4 berooms. 3 unhm1ted. baths, 20x40 FR. dining room, kitchen w/ DW, HARRISON TWP. - HAMILTON RD. - 91 acres disp., microwave and trash compactor, intercom,' m/1, ,approx.- lQ acres cleared, balance wooded: cent air, 2 car garage, utility bid~. deck and a 10661b. lobacco base, barn. Tn·level home wilh 4 20x40 IXJ(ll. Beautifully landscaped .. BRs. DR. LR. k~chen, balh, fireplace, l!ilrage. 30 ACRES M/L HARRISON lWP.- $27,000.1 'h $49.900. story home offers 3 BRS. bath, d1ning, living, CENTENARY -lOT FOR SAlE - Super location k~chen w/range, alum. siding, 24x60 barn, mobile 93 It frontage on Route 141. County water home hook-up and 1100 lb. lobacco base. Call for available. Asking $6,500. an · ARE YOU lOOKING FOR ABRICK HOME?- Then th~ may be just the one. Conveniently located on Rl. 35 West. lh~ home offers a large living room, dining room. 3 bedrooms. laundry room. 1Yt baths, equipped k~chen, carpeting, central air and a 2 car garage. BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - 132 acres. mostly clean hill pasture, good lences. 1'h story home, large barn, tob. base, froniS on 3 roads near Mudsock. Price reduced to $56,900. FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION - Nice brick home features 3 BRs, 1Y, baths, lR, kitchen w/range, disp., OW, family room has wood burner stove, dinette. patio doors. carpeting, i!i!S heat, cent air, attached prage .wlelectric opener. Morcum Roofing & Spout· lng. Now lnllllllng rubbor roofo. 30 yeoro experlenco, opecltllolng In buMt up roof. Coll814·388-98117 . tlon. deodorlotro. FREE elll· melee. Ruaoneble ratea. Gona Smith, 992-8309 . SI!I VICI !~ 81 ~ ~- The Motorola. Quazar, •nd RINGLE'S SERVICE ax.,e· rlencod roofing, Including hot tor oppllcotlon, corpen· tor, oltctrlclen, mooon . Call 304-8711 -2088 or 676 4580. Paequale Electrk: Co. aJI phaae1 of electric work, all work gueranteed . Aerial truck rental. 614 · 446 · Water WeUa. Commercial Hrvlce. Authorized Singer Sele1 S. Service Sharpen RUSS AND MAX ELLIOTT CO. 4066 . Sciuors . Fabric lennox Hutin& & Air Condi· tionma. All Types Ins ulation. El tctuca l W1nnc. Call 446-8515 or 446-0445 lie Shop . Pomeroy. 814 ·992·2284 . meteo. 30<4-876-2296. Stark'a Tree & Llwn Care. Llndacaping patio. awning ana underpennlng. Backhoe work . For complete lawn doora. windowa. gutters. roofing and room addition. core. Coli 304-678·2010. insured . Coli 814-387-0409 . 86 SHEET METAL WORK We make custom duct work. We Repair Furnaces and Heat Pumps. GALLI A REFRIGERATION CO. 614-446 -4066 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER · VICE . Coli 614 -367 -747 1 or 614 ·367 ·0691 . Need something hauled away or something m oved 7 ~ole ' ll do it . Call 446 · 3169 between 9 and 6 . Drive way s - lim e st o n e Plumbing 8t Heating hauled & opJead . Call 614· 379 · 2133 or 314· 379 - ~"- IMPROV EAfENTS f:: Cor . Fourth and Pine JIMS WATER SERVICE Call Jim unier. 304· b75 · 7397. Golllpollo, Ohio Phone 814-446-388B or 814-446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING e. HEATING. At. 1, Box 3116, Galli· polio. Call 814-367-0676 . 87 ~ Aluminum & v inyl siding Howmet Patio Covers Howmet screen rooms Mobile home awnings Upholstery Aluminum utilitv bllildinvs 691 Miller Drive TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Soc. Ave .. Gallipolio. 614·446 ·7833 or 614-446 1933. 446-2642 Free Estimates Insured. 40 YEARS WE'VE GIVEN IT TO YOU, SO YOUR HOME WITH JUST ll ST Excavating Hanna . ponda. ditches. basements. etc . Cell 614· 446-4907. Carter DUPLEX IN TOWN- GoOO rental ~nrty lor ~terested ~~~~~:-::=~:~= I end"' 2nd Ave. """ "'"' baclyard and garage. U!t somoone else malte mor!gall! payrnero_ lllfered at $42,900. I PAYMENTS CHEAPER TIIAN RENT - $238 mo .n1mal<e your house payment pay your lues and rrtsurana! Assume low 9~\ mli, Owner Wll ~ke land or rr.ob~ home lor down payment Redecorated 2 bedroom home 1n CJty schools Has l<flllact. New lutche!>. new rool. new hlw tan~ new paml ~ ac. yard. Cal )lm Cochran. • II On~ Ne..ty ~~IIGAIN! BA~.INI BA-f.~party and ,._, : iy FIN£ST - located oo tAle Onve ~ R~ Gr-.le. lh• 4 BR ranch prowles lots ol Mig space and iMf!ly ol elbow room ~ ltle yard. lArll! IMrlg room wilh woidburner and ~ld11g 00ors openlflg ID wrap.arwnd decl 2\\ baths, Jt,jj basemen\ 2 car &ar•ll' 6.5 acres lrAal whiCh CIIIJd be <Mled 111D lots r has Th ~ 1 ~ new w~l o mg. ca has lo be one ol tile best bOJys ~ . lo~ slorall! tile lli\Jnly INVEST $9.500 ~to llws small2 BRhome. hx ~ up aldtle. and lel ltle renteB paytile ban~ located 1ust oil Gartldd A"' . ltl~ home prOVIdes converHence. eal-10 lutchen. 1 balh. small lenced '" yard. ~orage bulldin ~ lam1~ room SELLER'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN - ,Authenl~ old briCk ranch located ~ lown wtth a ~ng's VIeW ollhe aty and llh~ RIVer Valley. yet dose enoo~ lo walllo oowntown area. Has a ~'II' beaullful lam.~ room wtth fireplace. 2 lull cer a m~ baltl~ beaulllul~ decorated and excellenl care and 2 car l!il"ge llwner1 moved oul ol stale and desire QUICI ~~~- Has "'"~ c.x;d used sell a1 TOll!ISHIP - Beaulilul bnck ra"ch IUSI oulstlndlnj! VIeW, see Rio . qualrty ' . lots ol wrtltoul Wlitl ttractive . . ' acres of maniCured lawn pool, 2 paiKJS. and lhat VIeW; fifth. PllOTEcnON. ooe year Buyeo;' Prolecbon Plan warraniS home oomponents lor a 1 ~1 year YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THIS ONE! NEW LISTING OF QUALITY OLDER HOME - Opposrte campus m R~ Grande. New kitchen, 2 balhs. well l1 nished rooms. 3 bedrooms. larK' lam~ly and dln1ng rooms. 2dosed '" porches. ~ont porch 2nd sm81 house pmr use as housmg wrth I car l!il'illl' attached. Frurt ~eo<. larK' gardm area. lroniall! 01'1 &R. 325 lor buld1ng additional ltousln&All lor $55.000. • 01'1 tile su dnn ~ ~ nooli, stands out 78 COncermng qua~ h~ng 9 "fl. del h 2U 1 7 SeMmes has 4 bodrocms 2~ 3~ Buyer 81 Noise 82 22 Dangat 83 Judge 23 Recess in a 26 Verve 28 Dinner course ,.:w..'..;/~~ -~. 308eg 32 Greek tetter 33 Marry 35 Blemish 37 Foot pedal l ~. 39 Stncltes BUilT BY OWNER- So you linow ~s o1 qualrty cooslructlon and maler1als. Fine klolung bncl ranch near Clteshoe offers you romlort - 3 BRs, I ~ baths. altracllve lutche!>. d1mng and living room; economy - fireplace and ooe woodburner lo keep blls down; spaciousness - lull basemenllo' rec. room. lami~ room. etc. Prolectron - BuY"' Protedlon Pl.tn warran~ home lor lull year ag11nst breakdowns; ~ bow room - 0.6 ac. ol yard lo "'IDY and n>Jch more lor ooly $63.900. AT THE EDGE 01' TOWN- You wtP find itliS new hsl1ng lobe an excellently matntatned home bested on one acre of landscaped ground. Home lfldudes J.ol BR~ I& lR and krtchen. basemer>t Speoal leature: horse stables and rld~ng nng lndtgnam 17 Assistanl 21 Parent 24 Plunder 25 Printer 's "'1'7.:: -~-:t;~' 79 Feel *"3 9.78% FINANCING- Today thats hard. . -so don't hestrtat~ - 7~~h · B · lyndroom lrame2 split level.y~ balhs and ~~ I· It . ust off e's Creel Rd. Relocatron ny has boul'l>l ~~om owner and they don'l need ~ Were asking $64.000. Now only $55.!ro w/ beaulilul hardWIXXI floors. slepsaver ldche!> w/breaklast nook, 2 lUll balh~ lull basement and 3-4 bedrooms wrth slee~n g porch. N1ce larK' lot m pome locatron. BuyeB l'10leclxln Aan. VINTON AREA ~ ll.n ACRES M/L ... Oider two story frame home has 3 or 4 BRs. living room, kilchen, balh, carpeting, woodbuming stove. $17,9001 I HAVE TRIEO...... Io write an ad on ltlo home lhal wtll do 11 justice, but just can't seemto. Roomy, w~l bUIH 3 BR ~·level rn an ercellenl locatron 01'1 Neilll>borltood Rd. nleatures an L-sltaped lamily room. 2 baltll, "'""'"' i'" i'· lo~ ol ~oral!' and l!ilSheal And best olaR,II'Smodestlypncerf In itle 40s. Can lor an appanlmenl You'l hke whal you see. 40 Uncouth I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I person 41 Teutonic deity 43 Short jacket 45 Repulse 47 Rupees: abbr. 48 Shetters 49 Tag 52 Christian and Paktozoic 54 Railroad stations 56 Dull persons 57 Ketuedrum 59 Former Russian 61 62 63 64 ruler Dozes Seasoning Craggy hills Baby1onian dally 66 Turkish tllle 67 Expire 68 Clolh measures 69 Prisoner of war: abbr . 71 Abstract being 72 VIpers 74 Downy duck 76 Allowance for waste 77 Spanish for "uncle" 136 Deliflum tremens: abbr. 137 Approaches 139 Ordinances 141 Freoctl articH! 142 Number 12 Aims native 01'1 ~ved :.:.(.~ ·, zz attractive ~wn Includes formal entrance. formal d1n1ng, qua1nt lMn g room. a" COIIIERCIAI. OR RESIDENTIAl - This nine room two story home lealll'es two baths, dining room, kitchen with new cabinets. d~hwasher, carpeting, fireplace, lull basement. gas hell, block 3 car garage, vinyl sidinp_ Level lot with highway fronlage on Upper Rl. 7. 11-------Dotoon 'o Trae Service. ln- ltl~ ANTIQIJES - look beaulil~ 1n ltl1s 2 ~ory home 01'1 lh1rd AVl!. Owner has drne a 1VOI'ldertul ~b decorating itliS home. laundry room, ~ving room, family room. carpott unattached l!illage, 16x32 fenced pool. Kitchen has range, refrip_, fNI and d~p. Nali!i!S heat and alum, sidtnp_located at the edge of town. Call for an appotntment -J-.A-...- .-c-on-o-tr-uc-,i-on-c-a. W 1 t e r Lines . Foote n . Oroino. All kindo of Ditching . Autlend . Oh . 614-742 2903. I oured . Frae Ellimoto. 304676-2897 . I 1----------' CAPE COO- You~ appreoale care ltlo lovely home has I ---------- ------- --- ---------. had ltlroul'l> ihe yeasr. Very dean lflsrde and ou1. home r has 3 BR and a bath upstaos; !rand new I!Q\Jipped iutJ:he!> I N D AY p U L E R w/lrealdast lo'mal balh. and IMng room w/lrrepiace downslalB. Plus hJI basemen! wtth frushed I lamliy room. I car prall!. Very and neat lenced w/ IOr 12 worlishop li<JY"' PtPl.tn pril'llded. I $54,500 I ACROSS SOME THIIIGS JUST AREN1 CHEAPER IN THE COUNTRY! - Well !Wer 2.000 ft. ol space 1n a home ltlal I Declared emona best. !rid< {master surte has dressmg room alii bath). baths. sunken I al IMng room wtth stooe fireplace, lamly room wtth Zeus Develop open firepace, larK' basemerll nat. gas heat lavg, S8J mo.j, I central •r. lormal din•n& oversrzerl 2 car garall! pus a• acres road. I year Ptdedlon. I shore I measure SQ. Cii&•Of RIO'S car garage iOSI north ol U. S. Rl. 35 by-pass. 6 rooms. sunporch. t;j baths. lui basemerll dMded. lArll! one car garage attached plus 12'rll' carport Natural gas, hot water heal Oal hardWIXXI lkro and btm. NICf level bacil lawn wtth shade trees and l!il'den area. Reasor~aljy prud at $69,500. Evano Good-1 Excovating, booe· mento. footero. driv-ayo. oeptic tonko, landocaping. Coli onytime 614 -446· 4637, Jamoo L. Oavioon, Jr. owner . upper eat-tn e. Tranaportetion . BUYERS PROTEtnOfl PIAN A!JtiE.. .... won1 sell ltl~ home but d oil cerUIR~ put your Rlnd ...... when you know !he Ga~ool• I I 1 Danish Island 85 Extst 87 Frtghlens 89 Subsequent to 143 Peruse 145 Break s 90 Recover 152 King o f t49 Decay Bashan 92 Liquid measure 94 Smooth 95 Pertaining to Lent 96 Run away secretly 97 Emerge 99 Dine 100 Greenland settlemenl 101 Animal coa t: pl. 102 The sweet sop 103 Food fish 105 Seesaw 107 Cases: abbr . 109 Mountain on Cret e 110 Above 111 p, :Kipitous 113 Observe 114 Prefix : three 115 Symbol suddenly 147 Festive lOt leUurium 116 Unlock 117 Skmder finial 118 Dude 120 Coroner : abbr . 121 Part olloot 122 Hebrew month 123 Man 's name 124 Snare 126 Theater distri.:;t 128 Pattern 130 Enthusiasm 132 Stalemates 134 Pieces of baked clay 135 Native metal: pt. 153 Gasped l or breath !55 Ascend 15 7 Separate 159 Pronoun 160 Cord 162 Flower 164 Prepares l o r print 166 Peacock 's mate 168 Cut 169 Appears 170 Style or aut<'m Oblle 17 1 Most rauonal DOWN 1 Merganser 2 Pitch 3 Near 4 Article 5 Lampreys 6 Arrange in folds 7 P1aniss1mo abbr . 8 French plural article 9 Spoken , 10 Mason ic: doorkeeper 11 Toiled 12 Enlisted m an. colloq 13 Tierra dt.:l Fuegan lodian 14 Mountain s of Europe 15 Sullerers from Hansen 's disease 90 Renovate 91 Evad e 16 Cooks slowly 17 Everyone 18 M a1den loved by 9 3 Skillful m u.nagers 95 M ISSIVe 97 Solar d1sk 98 F1sh eggs 19 Give 20 MUSICal studies 102 104 106 107 Declare Clever Mate turkey Greek •sland 108 Fa rm structures 110 Sem•preciOus stone 111 Steeples 112 Harbor 114 Bank employee 116 Poem s 117 Emerald •sle 119 Buckel 121 Call 122 Arabian 27 Heed 29 Reliance 3 1 Equally 34 Precludes from 36 C1vil •ntury 38 Mend 40 Nalive Egyptian 42 RabbiS 44 Space agency 46 Run eas11y 48 Mounta1n passes 49 Tard ier 50 Make seaport amends 123 Ep1st1e· 5 1 Note of abbr scale 53 W•se 125 Wam pum 55 Teaspoon abbr 56 Beer mgred1ent 58 lnstruciiOn 60 Foray 62 Killed 65 lm•tate 68 God of love 69 Fragmen t 70 Ladies 72 Eagle's nest 73 Kmd ol l• sh 75 Underworld 127 Italy. abbr 128 Eng1nes 129 A state 130 Sculplured likeness 13 1 Delineates t33 Trade 136 Depress•ons 138 Shovel 140 Stnkes 143 Sun god 144 Erase. pnn t•ng 146 Sk •dded 148 Reg10n god 150 Is In debt 15 1 Tem porary shelt er 153 Vtgor conoq 154 Obscure 156 Greek tell er 158 Sun burn 16 1 J um b le 163 Postscr •pt abbr 165 Symb ol l or I on 167 Symbol l o r hel1um 76 Cap• tal of New Jersey 77 Foltow•ng nm th 79 Harvest s 80 Excur s1ons 82 Large 83 Unit of Iraq • currency 84 G reek marketplace 86 Suffix 88 Ha•ll 89 M ed •ter ranean vessel INVEST IN YOURSELF - Nol your landlord. Stop ~ and we'll show Y"' how you can afford ltlis 3 BR cedar ranch. It's an excellent first home because you can't. go wrong - pd neilll>bortlood. ~ resale value. and ~·s charmmg rnode. Very r.~an. well l El\lro inSUI!tion to~~~~ down.'2,car garall!. city sc . I ~ ~~ 1n Green Acres. $47.500. neigltbcrty surroundings. low and this beaulllul I Everything is DElUXE ercepltlle price. 3 bedrooms. 2 baltl~ larK' eal-in liitGhen willt dining area al)d Irving room upstairs DJwn~airs, l!ltre is a HLG: lamily room where ltle lids won't disturb the rest olltle house.. Utility room. I car garage, WlXXI deck in bacllor cookouts. Owner out ollown, wants rt sad. NOT $46.000 BUT $36.000 - For a 3 BR 4 yr. o~ energy Offered at $55,!KIO. efficient ltoma Illy school~ woltl !Wer 1.5 ocre. NK:e seltin~ RrnEAT DELUXE! - READY TO RETIRE lrom the 9-5 ~b partial basemen! lor wood st!We and slorage. localed ;ust oil and really enjoy l~e 1 We've got ltle perfect place lor you. Rl. 2t8. Cuslom al~ne styled blick home nestled in one ollhe most pi!Celul se!tings in the area Home has 2·3 bedrooms, 2baths, den or offiCf. eal<n kitchen wilh dining area. hardwood lloors NEW LISTIIIG WIRIVER VIEW - large picture winoow and lhroughout. Central air and oil heat wilh elficienl fP and one in kitchen also. Beautilullirejjace and hardwood ftoors WIXXIbOJmer. Counly water and I!Ood well loo! large deck also oohance tile beauly olltlis house. Includes 3 BRs.l bath. overlooks beaulilul 8t acre !arm. lrortting ~ mi~ ol Racroon larK' eat·in liitche!>, partial basement and excelenl 2 car Cree~ modem equipment shed ond new custom buiHhillside{ garall! or workshop. larK' lawn w/tr•ler pad and hookups barn. Occupy your time II a modenl lui~ equipped As~ng $45.000. WIXXIworking shop, complele wtth 1982 Powermalic machinery. iltousands ol beard 1ee1 ol oa~ cherry & walnuyt, OWNER SAYS SELUI! - Nice and w~l maintained 3 WlXXI dry1ng kil~ new welder &air compressor. Farm has 40 ~lllOm -!tome on 2111 ~ve. JHis home- offers an eat,in-,, . - A. mil-bottom lond, 12 A.-pasture and 30 aculli ol woodland lutche!>, dmmg room, woodburnlr, t ~ balh~ nat gas heat · with pd mallietable timber. ,ljJ mineral riiii>S ID wilh lhis wei plus a .tree shaded yald. You must see 1nsude ltlo home lo cared lo' home, !arm ond shop. This is an outstandi1g appr!CIII\e. opporluliity lor you ID STOP whal you're doing and just enjoy. Callltle \\Iseman Agency lor more detais 446-3644 . lOW PRICED BEGiiiNERS HOME IN COUNTRY! This one story frame home can ·be yours lor just $21,000. Twu bedrooms. living room. kitchen w/range, very nice large wood burning fireplace, concrete block prage. FroniS on Raccoon Creek on 2.97 A. mil. · JUSf RIGIIT FOR YOUR MOBILE HOME -large JUST GREAT FOR AlOG HOMEI12 acres mil, ap- lolfor sale. I acre or more located on !Ncktop road prox. 720 It level roatl"lrontage. Rural water ava~a· in Nor1h Gallia School District. Gallia Counly rural ble. Close to town. Call for more information. · • walllr available. ' Mi!l HOME lOCATED JUST OFF CAMPUS built. jpifilileor repaif. ,tjunn ldlnR. new 111111 in c:onvefllerll cabinets and slot'~ space 1rt kitchen. ~~ boot\CaSeS, hice CIIJ)el, oil fllenor in pxl condition. L!i ill show you ltl~ speciallistin& • ~. NORTHUP - ASSUME 8\'t lOAN on this lo· vely' 3 BR brick ranch. Seven yr. old beauty has 1488 sq: ft. of living plus a 2 car garage. ~ Special fealur,es are a . 16x24 LR, 1Yt baths, cenl. air, ra~e!. refr1g., ~was~e_r_ & dryer. Ill , . EVANS' HEIGHTS - $27,900 - Tltts home features 2' BRs, bath. large living room with fireplace, kill:hen, and laundry room. New carpet and paint i_nside. _ lOVELY TO lOOK AT - A pleasure tD Handsome ranch.offets OYer 2300 sq. It d space. 48Rs, 2 blths, IW:hen willl eye-le'lel cook top, OW, and disp. 1Bx181ainily fireplace, large living room with bow . laund~. dinin! room ~h fire~ace. _ Z ... OiiCIIIN SONUSil MiN .... OIOiliiN SONI.lSil M!IN ... O!IO!I!IN SONI.lSil MiiN .... O!IO!IIN SONUSil M!IN ... OiiOiiiN· SONI1511 MiN ... OiiOiiiN OR . EVE. . 0 IN GALLIA COUNTY WISEMAN IS A ·-, KOUSE$0LDI WORD lkt Wistlllln, Broker 446-3796 J.lm Cocht~ll. Assoc. 446·7811 Cly" Wll(tr, Auoc. 245-5276 e.D•vll J. H1lrston,1Aisoc. 446·4240 E. Wlstlllln, Auoc. 446·3796 - - - - - ... : ' ·~-· - .......1..1....1~1111·············--1.. 1 . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' I 'I J Nu-Prime replacement windows S1orm windows & doors 2608 . Charles Ehman . CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Bill's Plumbing and I SHULAW'S Heoting, At . 2 Neol Road, I 676·6420. Point Plaount, W.Va . 304· I =========:..L________ Ucenood and I" I~----SOLUTION IIIIIEOIATE POSSESSION -II you are klolung lor space and prmcy lheo call us lo see tl'o s remodeled 2 bedroom home near Rio Grande I acre yard wilh lots o1 room around you The house has basement large bedroo~ paneled. carpets are new and larK' lutche!> CJty schools. $29.900 best jllCed Business Services Electrical 8t Refrigeration furniture cleaning, free eati- Alum . vlnyt oldlng, otorm houoe cello. Call 304-5782398 or 614-446-2464. 84 GET your corpot SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Woter removal, Coolin", Sh- Mete! Wort<. Gtllle Refrigeration Co . 614-448-4068 . RON 'S Telovlolon Service . Spoclellzlng In Zenith and nver. \'Iii be a chOice propert) whe!> ihe dam • under coostrudion, but tile own"' wanl dsad now Pnced reduced lo $3l.!KIO THIS IS A BARGAI N r:JJl'f SOUl- 3 BR ranch 01'1 Jay Onve. $40.000 We need anoltler . , just bke rt because we have bOJyeB wa~ng GUYAN TOWNSHIP - 108 acres more or less localed south d Men:ervile. Approx. 20A. tilable, balance woods. ~ base. Owner ri help fi~ . --"""~- ond Domeltic. Tell holoo. Pumps Sele1 and Service. 304-885-3802 . waahera, dryere. renges . compactore, diahwaahera. mlcrowavea . Heating & Free eltlmotu. Call 814992 ·27152. Home Improvements oil ~ N~e w/appiances. l ~ baltl, !Weranacreollandwhoch goes loltle 1 Pl8lUS ~ - SEWING Machine repa irs. Appllonco Btrvlct ell mokoo e. modolo rtfrlgertoro , Concrete work • Driveway. aldewalk, baaementa, eel . mce liVIng room. AntAcll¥£ 3 N:.. SETTIIIG - Tho 3 bedroom fin~ ranch. just minutes lrom H.M.C. Has 2 baltl~ eal·•n lutchen. 1 car glllll!. workshop and a rJCe 3 acre lot wrth a niCf ,,... Priyate seltin~ $49.000. ... ...... z dtntlal, lrH elllmoteo. Coli 814-258-1182 . I Oldest, llrgest & NO 1 Sales leader :':;'~~=n~~%':-m~~~~~~ I large kitchen. 2 and partal I RIVER FROIITAGE AND HOME - 6 yr 3 BR home has basement $37.!KIO. 1248 1<1 ol mng space plus lull basement lutche!> I QUAliTY CONSTIUCTIOII IISIJ!d home S.R. 7 IT AIOUT nll£ .... your home reftected )'C\lr IX>SlOOn' CoQJe jolllhe elilf ~Pol IWlrneowneB on Flr>l A..,.ue. We hlw:ID olfor one olltle or•!llllll French Illy homes. and you OWl! j ID l")ll''OIID locll There's ndh~i lo be done ID tile 1toQ11 imide-ts al been redeccraled lonilnll woodworl sill 1Uc1!1 II Yf.fY Pld wte. New Willi& new IJIS lumace. new W1rN new plumbn& new appiances. pew roof and 2 new LJrge loti1 M nllhere's nolx!tler-ollhenver ~ loWrr. A new Iii! lo' you. Owner Wlillfll 1o fin;mc• Aslung $9!~ -:- Blr&IJII Pnce d you check. 0 CREMEENS ROAD - 53 acres m/1. Ten acres tillable, balance woods, Remodeled orne, 1Y, stories, 7 rooms and bath, new siding, new well, excellent 24x40 steel building, several old buildings. Only $37,500. repair commerclel end real- tcotchguerd -water extrec - "ANY BROKER" , , Go With Gal ha County's ltil <M;ttt FARII - "11.500 - COUlOIIl ASK FOR A BETTER lOCATION Handsome VICtorian home offers 3 BRs. 1y, balhs GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. PLA8TEAINO · New and Real Estate General DON'T Ngf USTIIIG - t5 acres Mil olland 1ndud1ng modern 5 BR. home. ~'II' bam. Part lime lar"""g operatron. Beaulll~ 1to1ne Sites. lAnd l1r rommerc~l use. Will seel all or part ing oo buyer's needs All oo Rl. 160, I m1~ west ol H!EPIIJI. Call us It- more ~nformalxln BRAND NEW DUPLEX- Great INVESTMENT for the buyerl Located on Graham School Rd. Each un~ offers 2 Brs., bath, living room, kitchen w/stove, refrip_, fN/ &d~p.,laundry, large carport, cent atr and storage area. 30 II. Coechmon 5th wh11i compor-troller. Coli 614 · 387-7108. AND fOR OVER Pt~ FHA-VA SPECIAl - 3 bedroom. mainlenance free home. !Veterans, no own payment) !FHA buyers, approx. $1.250 down) Located 1n Rodney Village II. THIS ONE HAS IT All! - Exceptional home near town features 2 family rooms. one with large stone fireplace and patio doors, other has a bar, 3 BRs. dream kitchen has cook top, microwave, eye level oven, DW, disp. and range, 14x24 living room. dinette, carpeting, and 2 car garage. Dick Fuller Home lmpJove· mtnll. Carpentry-Plumbing end Elect~col . Formerly D e. F Controotoro. Cell 4483313. YOU DESERVE THE BEST eQUipped eat·~ spoce. ID ltosplal ~ - .,.. DOZER WORK By Ted seorch wil I!Wi I ~ Home Improvements 83 I I • I • • I •-, I I .. I I THr WT AD YOU WILL I£AD -:- Because once l')U'veI IbisOver 1750 ol livin& spaceHils jlus ba!emenl andbe 2-ar I 111111&-so iltefe's ol Ialii! i*liien. lormal dme room. lvln& room. larnly room w/lftpilce, J81ty ol room lo' rec. room and 2 I •· l!ltre's lull ol ltle I blll)s. <Mside wtllclt 15 acres and a IXlnd are nduded Close and sltocllltn&bul ol al • ltle ID $82.500 - ar<l well 'wlllttl I "''*·Reduced 01'1 ::;; SPLIT-LEVEL fealures 4 or 5 BRs. 3 baths, 30ft LR. :t 2 family rms., 2 woodbuming fireplaces, large iii k~chen and dining area, 2 car l!illage, one of the Z county's nicest IXJ(lls i20x50) and truly professionally landscaped lot Located on Debby 0 Orive. Owner says sell. BURDETTE CAMPER BALES e. SERVICE, U.S. At. 50, C~olvillt, Oh 814· 887·3381. •• fO!I!'). "' 11 Yt% FINANCING AVAilABLE - & Camper• IN REAL EST ATE SALES IN GALLIA CO. I I I RltofleUSTIIIGGREEN SCHOOL AREA - NK:e 3 bedroom -llebl>e Drive Rl. 141. sldm&!amlly and upstm. be as 2 extra l tlaleft18>t Thts one to $39,900. I Year S..yer I • ;::: ~.- 81 Home Improvement• Wiseman Real Estate Agency 1: 1: I' ll'llic:E I£0UCEO ON HAROWAI£ STORE - Owner Wlklglo Sl(llod<. irtures and O.se al a reduced prtCf. Slore has 11111! JW!lbal due to localxln. Economy • oo the upsWing New' • lhe hme lo be your own boss. For details call Ike 'M$j!man. ISz 81 r------------------,----~·········~::-:.::-.:~,. .!!!!1111•··-~· 1: ~ ~ Four Bedroom brick home with Chandler kitchen, custom drapes, plush ·carpet. attached 2 car garage, situated on 12 acres with stable. rail fences, ewimming pool, garageworkehop. Immediate posseseion. Home Improvement• Real E1tata General ~-ol For Sale Owner Phone 446-8221 .... ~ " 82 11 ~~ 742-3171 81 79 Motor1 Home• E & V Body Shop Cuotom Fatty Tree Trimming, stump pointing , A· C welding . removal. Coli 304 ·676 · Georgao Creek Rd. 448· 1331 . 9304. P·'!'· pi!nly MMR 5-40 - NEW LISTING - Commercial building, Sl Route 124 in Rutland. Downstairs ~ 20'x60' wilh bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms. living room, ~tchen and bath. Good Investment live in upstairs and rent the downstairs or use ~ as a business. MMR 543 - NEW LISTING -Total electric, 2 bedroom ranch. Carpet throughout large 12'x24' dec~ located in Rutland. Sells for only $25,()()()11 MMR 544 - NEW LISTING - Just look at lh~'' A2 story home wilh 3 bedrooms kitchen, living room and bath. Aluminum siding, storm windows and nice yard with outbuilding lor ONLY $16,000. Main Street Rutland. MMR 537 -Owner says sell !his neat and clean ranch. Willing to negotiate. 3 bedroms. tolal electric, new carpetthroughout. one car garage. Maintenance free oulside. Hutchison Suf>.Divisioo. Rutland. As~ng $36.500. 1982 Dttoun 200 SX 6 opaed, 26 , 000 mileo . $8,600. Call after 6 p.m. 614-986-4317. 1971 Dtltt 88 Oldo 3110 t 1 110.00. Coli Pom II · 814-992·11857 oltor 4 ongl~t. ~ 1J0C1t II QwrJiis ~ ~ M. l. "Bud" McGHEE no ruat. good rubber. good 76 J Real Estate General condition. Cell 614-992· 6786. Priced on inopection . Clllfornla lllncllllllc', 2200 aq. ft., with bNutlful wooclWOit,lqt IMI1!00m with flrwpllcl, ldjlctnt dlfli11100111; family with bu'lt • .....___I ......_ 11 2lL -lc 100111 I ~n _,_,.. n • ..,.. w ; n_., blths with &IISI lf1CIOIIII1 doon; 3sp1Cioul be6tooms (ont with built-In dtik-ctblnet 1r11); til lltctrlc kitchen with MW Clbinet end lonnlca top whlcll includn dlsllwuhlr, dispolllllld ~·A 15x20ft. Dlllowith · sllll tile llld MWIIUI!Iinum twnll1 with liiOUiht lton posts · · llld'-Wirmlorni,.GtsGriii.A""-•'""-IIIdlllnlon .•• •• _...., Colrt.'"'P 271C47 concnlt sltb, idle lor blclminton, biiUililll, ' ......... .._., ..._ ......, ..._ .,.._,.._...., f nl_.. .,rum• ....,.., "''· "'u' ..,,.. .......,. ..,.. 01' I'" Ull. '• WOfbhoD llld stOIIII n 1o biSII1IIIII with !Mill Bllcq · doors, encloStd , ...... C.ntral oir conditioninc. Tltarmo· . •·tl on In . Cll'I'lnp tnd 6" Insu II II on ptnl WI'nd ows, 1 Insu .. ';n txtlrior wtlls. Clrpttlnc throu&hout houn tiCipt one · 11111 blthfoom. Gtlllpolis clly Schools and ocallont Mi&h· · • borhod which has Nli&hborllood Watch. One of Sprint Vtl· •. ley's nicnt homn. " ~~=~~~~~~=~~:~~[~~~~~,~~~~~==~ I.1-=======~!!I~~~~~~c::::l VW bus-van and Ford trac· tor, both in good condition . Boat• and ·Motor1 for Sale anlnga. Reel E1tete General h------------------..... FOR SALE BY OWNER Call614-388-9909 . 7B Oldo Delli 88 Royale, 4 dr. Sedan, clean throughout, tively llndse~ped. City schs. 7Us. C1ll 446-7828. No realtors, 1981 Honde CX500 Cuo· . tom wetor ooolod, ohlft, drive, low mlltgo, oxtroo,' Sharp. Con 814-387·01574. drum 111. Vans 8t 4 W.O. Phone blthl, ~ullt-in bookCIM, wooclbumer, decks, praae. 16x20 barn, orpnic prdtn IRd Ill attrlc· 78 Hondo 1811 with oxtrel, 2,91111 mlleo, new oond., ' 1800. Cell 814-2118·8811 . · ..-.oW 'THE EYE POC.'TOI'r M16HT MAKE YOU~ LIFE. 7268. 1982 Chevy S-10 PU, low mileage. Call 446-3797. Looklnl for aomltlllna unique? Tlrtd or hllh utili· tltl 1nd ntllhborl too CION for comforf1 TlielR you m1y Wlnt to conelder thll MCiudtd, fill · mllntllllnce, rultlc ctdllr with 1rchltlet~' pullveeollr room IOCittd on 25 wooded ICI'tl n · milt from city. 1800+ sq. ft.; 2-3 btdrms.. 2 [) . W.Va. . 1~ ft ...,. V-lolton oluml- Uke new, hNdoro end du· ,- , num bolt, 7~ hp motor h :..> 1400. 304·8715-3481. IX lull IYIIIm lor 1 973· 1 812 ~ or ~ ton Chivy ui ft fiber IIIIo runebout 400 pickup, wiN fit 213 through lmlll block motor, .0 h boet, p, Johnaonmotor 121klng 1100. Ceii814-742G~od OO!Id. lood okl boll 373 1100. 304-t711·1100 Ilk 1-:::::--'- - - - - lo~ Jim ~ly. lilly LH'o Tlroo end lenory Selet. New end uood tlroo. 1110, tiro repelro. 1803 Jtl· 76 Auto Pert1 feroon Ave. Point Plttoont. & Acceuorl11 304-875-1401. Now open 24 hro. 1 day, mochenk: on duty. 471 Dietel englno 1850 .00 . 871 tngln~ 11 ,000. 387-0241 lilt IV · 77 Auto Repair FOR SALE BY OWNIR ":!"· "'"· 1977 Ponllec Venture, PS, PB, V-6 engine, good cond .. 11,750. Call 814-3889906 or 814-367-71124. 76 Auto1 for Sale ~ March 18, 1984 March 1 1984 W.Va. -- I I 1 . • �Page-0..8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Paint Pleasant, W. Va. March 18, 1984 Nash clan seen prominent in Gallipolis century ago first uncter Ecker and Myers. By JAMES SANDS whether heretofore called Demothan he ever received." - . Special crats or Republicans, or any other As to 23 Locust Street, that One may write to the author, Correspondent GAWPOLIS -One of the more name, who are men of progress, prominent families In Gallipolis a devoted to the best Interests of the country. The corrupt clogs and century ago was the Nash clan. Among the drags of the Grant Administration (edltoroltheGal· must get out of the way, or be lipolls Journal), crushed. Work lor Nash! Vote tor Simeon (attorhim!" ney), and Samuel According to the Hocking Sen(attorney). The tine! In Its endorsement of Sam three brothers Nash, he was known well In came to GaUIIpoLawrence, Jackson and Scioto lis In 19th century counties. Apparently he was not from South Hadley, Massachusetis. known well enough as he was WilHam Nash was perhaps the defeated handily by the Republican most famous regular boarder In the candidate. By the way, there were Our House. He never married even other parties In the race In 1872 though he earned on a 40-year besides Republican, Democrat, courtship with Miss Eliza Sanns, and Uberal Republican: Prohlblwho never married, either, It Is said lion, Straight-Out Democrats, Rethat on one occasion Miss Eliza venue Reform, Labor Reform, presented William with a pair of Temperance and Anti-Masonic. sUppers hoping that he would get Too, there was the Nondescript the hint and propose matlirnony. party which ran a woman (VIctoria He did not. WoodhuD) for president and a black OUR SUBJECT today, however, ( hederlck Douglas) for vice Is Samuel Nash, whose law office Is president. still standing at 23 Locust Street. THE GAWPOIS Tribune wrote Sam Nash had the oHice erected In of Nash upon his death: "He was 1884 along what came to be known not only an attractive and eloquent as "Lawyer's Row." It was here orator, but he was a profound ONE OF THE THREE remaining quaint Locust St. law ofllces erected In the early 1880s is the one at 23 Locust, which dates to 1884 when Samuel Nash had it built. Nash ran lor Congress In 1872 on the Uheral Republican tickets, which had as its presidential nominee Horace Greeley. In more recent years 23 Locust has served as a real estate oHice. PPES.. .A Gallipolis Dairy: Ed Clark writes column on St. David's Day doings By J. SAMUEL PEEPS GAWPOLIS - Ed Clark's Sun Spots column In the March 5 Jackson Journal-Herald started off with a comment or two on the St. David's Day banquet March 21n the basement of the Oak Hill United Presbyterian Church. newspaper. There was, however, a Saturday paper, actually only the sixth day of the dally - five days Monday through Friday It was the Tribune; on Saturday It was The Gallla Times, which had existed Independently as a weekly since the turn of the century. FIRST, ED pointed out that the 301 banqueters gathered In the social rooms for Jackson Countians of Welsh descent. The menu, he said, Included leek soup and carrot cake, traditional Welsh delicacies. THE ONLY THING which marked the 1953 Gallla Times as a weekly newspaper was column one on the front page. It was called "Week's News Roundup" at least In the copy which we' ve borrowed for use In the Peeps column. The late Dwight C. Wetherholt was the author of "Week's News Roundup" In the Oct. 24, 1953, edition of The Gallia Times. SECOND, they heard "wonderful singing" by a 45-voice male chorus. organized by John Morgan and directed by MerrUI Davis. Magic in those Merrill Davis hands! And, of course, there was Roger Williams. TffiRD, Mildred Bangeri is the event's leader, prime mover, heart and soul - sh~'s curator of the Welsh American heritage museum In Oak Hill and chief keeper of the Cymry flame. THIRTY YEARS ago there wasn't any local Gallipolis Sunday THERE WAS no Peeps column In 1953 when Peeps was a teacher at Rio Grande College. But there WAS both before and after 1953. Peeps as a column was started before any other In Southeastern Ohio, but It lapsed. Ed Clark's Sun Spots whUe newer In Its beginning has been continuous- no lapse, no hiatus, no kiddln '. with In various that Nashuntil practiced partners hls death 19m. There were Nash and CUShing, Nash and Hebard, Nash and Bradbury, and Nash and Jones. Samuel was born In 1822 In South Hadley, the youngest ·of nine children born to Simeon Sr. and Amy Nash. It was In 1847 that Sam Nash followed h1s brothers WOllam and Simeon Jr. to Gallipolis and became a school teacher. He also taught In KygervUie before reading law with his brother Simeon, who by 1850 had become known across Ohio for h1s studies on constitutional law. In 11fi6 Nash married Ruth Early who was the sister of Gen. Jubal Early of ClvU War fame. SAMUEL NASH was also weU read In literature and political history and was a candidate for Congress In 1872 on the Liberal Republican ticket. In 1871 some of the more liberal members of the Republican party led by Horace Greeley, Carl Schurz and others became deeply concerned over the abuses present In the Ulysses Grant administration. In Cincinnati In 1871 Jacob Cox and George Hoadley led a movement to reform the Republican party In Ohio and favored these Issues: amnesty for ex Confederates, clvll service reform, a return to specie payment and tariff reform. By the next year the Liberal Republican party had emerged with Horace Greeley as Its candidate for president. The Democrats also endorsed Greeley. But Grant won a second term In spite of this coalition of Democrats and Liberal Republicans. THE McARTHUR ENQUIRER endorsed Nash by writing: "Nash favors a change In the present system of government. This change Is to be eHected through the consolidation and union of the men, building has served as a realtor's Jamee Sandi, at Box "' CJarb. office for the last several years, . Ohio 48U5!. This is all you wear! VoU2, IN OUR 35TH YEAR - THE ONLY HEARING AID SERVICE YOU WILL EVER NEED. HOME APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE. · 444 W. Union St., P.O. Box 511 Athens, OH. 45701 Tel. 594-~571 HAVE YOUr CHANGED . YOUR ADDRESS?? •MEN'S RED LABEL BRIEFS • T-SHIRTS • A;SHIRTS •MEN'S BLUE LABEL IIRIEFS and T-SHIRTS •SLIM FITS •BIGS and TALLS •POCKET T·SHIRTS •BOYS' RED LABEL T-SHIRTS AND BRIEFS ELBERFELDS IN. ~QlAE~~y aily DO IT BY ....... •MAIL or •AT THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS (Gallia County Courthouse) WE MUST HAVE BOTH YOUR NEW AND YOUR PREVIOUS ADDRESS, PLUS YOUR SIGNATURE. 446-1600 BOARD OF ELECTIONS Courthouse HOURS: Walter F. Mondale and Gary WASHJNGI'ON (AP) - The Department of'Justlce Is lnvestlgat · 1ng whether a special prosecutor Is needed to probe' Edwin Meese's finances, but the candidate for attorney general says he'll fight to win conflnnatlon despite the "baseless lnsbtuatlons." "I welcome this llxjulry by the Justice Department," Meese said In a statement made shortly after the llxjulrywas announced late Sunday. "I Intend to continue my effort to be ·conflrmed as attorney general of the United States." 1be Justice Department decision came after~ officials, partlctpat· anyone else In this country gauge my Intensity of conunltment to clvU rights. I think It's as broad and deep as h1s or for that matter anyone else's." "Without the black and brown support In the city of Denve!" and across the state of Colorado 1 wouldn't be hen! today," he said. Mondale easily won the Puerto Rico prtmary on Sunday, taking 99 percent of the vote. Hart did not contest Mondale In Puerto Rico. Both Mondale and Hart were campaigning ioctay In downstate Illinois. For his pan, Jackson said h1s campaign has placed him at the "apex of the triangle" In the three-way nomination tlgltt, assuring that the Democratic Party w1ll not take h1s supporters for granted at Its lng In an extraordinary series of weekend meetings, saki they would open an Inquiry to determine If a special prosecutor should Investigate a $15,1nl, Interest -free loan Meese received from a fomter White House aide. Meese had failed to list the loan oo h1s 1981 and 1982 financial disclosure statements, as required by the Ethics In Government Act. While President Reagan said through a spokesman that he was "solidly behind Mr. Meese," Senate Judiciary Conunlttee Chairman Sen. Stnm Thurmond, R-S.C., Immediately agreed with Meese's Coal study group supports use tax 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A · Senate subcommittee, hearing the plight of Ohio's struggling coal Industry since January, will recommend a coal use tax to develop ~teanlng technology and seek market expansions. SeQ. Eugene Branstool, D Utica, the chalnnan, says the tax w1ll be atn001 reconunendatlons the panel wW make to the Legislature, posilb(yw!thln two weeks. Bnnstool, Rlctwd PfeUrer, D-Columbus; and Sen. Oalcley C. Colllns, R-Ironton, com· ,J)I'il!!· the panel, which has heard vo1um1oous testimonY aboUt exist· 8nd developing teci\IIOlogles which CQuld rid Ohio's coal r1sulfllr 'and .pther lmplirttles, making It envinlM'IelltaUy acceptable. •" Eacll ilystem, ranging trom coal tiCnlbbers to coal . wa5hlng and · conversion, either · Is · expeiiatve for most sen. 'Ina all Support can be Beautiful~ bras all No Body's Perf8ct• bras all "Thani<Voadness nFits"" bras --~ .all Feeling Spaci.Qtbras_-~ PARKING 20 Cenll A MultimedMI Inc. New ipGper nomination convention this summer. The ctvll rights leader said the campaign should not be a debate about "programs for the black and the poor, but a commitment to empower the poor'' to develop their own programs. The debate was the only face-to-face confrontation In the Dllnois campaign, a fight for 171 convention delegates In Tuesday'selectlonandmomentumgolng Into other primaries In the next several weeks In Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania. llilnols aside, there are caucuses In Mondale's home state of Minnesota on Tuesday that the former vice president Is expected to wln handily. . Mondale heads Into the Illinois plimary after a strong sOOWing over the weekend on h1s self-described ·'comeback.'' His Puerto Rico primary vlctay came after caucus wins on saturday In Michigan and Arkansas. He also leads Hart In national convention delegates, with 491 of the 1,967 needed for the nomination. Hart has 261 and Jackson has 00. But a Washington Post-ABC News poll In Illlmls showed Hart leading Mondale 40 percent to~percent among li8l registered voterswbosald lheyweresureto vote In the primary. Jackson tr8lled with 17 percent In the survey, whlch had a r6argtn of emr of plus or minus 4 percent. A total r19 percent saJd they were Wldeclded or backed other candidates. It was conducted Wednesday through Satui'llay. Kenova man charged in shooting death HERE'S THE BEEF- Democralic presidential candkle•e Gary Hart holds up a copy of h1s book "A New Democracy" when asked by the other candidates Waijer Mondale and Jesse Jackson to provide the beef for his new Ideas and pt'OpCJUis during a debate spomored by the ChlcaiO Bar i\!isoclatlon Sunday In Chicago. (AP Lase.,moto). HUNTINGI'ON, W.Va. (AP) -A 21-year-old Kenova man has been cliargl!d In the Deamber 1983 shooting death r1 a Lawrence County, Ohio, man, Cabell County officials say: Pollee Identified the accused man as Dorset Paul Hodge, 21. omcers saJd he was arrested at h1s borne In Kenova about 1 p.m. saturday. Hodge has been held wltlnlt bond pending a hearing. Offtdals saJd the hearing would probably take place today. lnvestigalm's saJd lfod&e was eut:ea'e~ - 111 ~ · with the death r1 Rldt Sandman, 31, whose body was found In the parking lotr1 a Huntlngtoo bowling alley Dec. :al, 1983. Sandman had been shot five times with a .25-callber weapoo, detectives said. Meese vote stalled; probe may be ordered 7 p.m. Tues.·Wed.-Thur.·Fn. 9 a.m. 'til 4 p.m. • FREE 1 Soction, 10 , _ . Middleport, Ohio, Monday, March 19, 1984 ..ers. "IMPORTANT" Mond~y 9 a.m. 'ti! CHICAGO (AP) - Hart JCOUI'ed Illinois for last-mlnutevotesln the state's county coroner, Dr. Ray Pickens. Blackburn and Simon were transported to Camden Oark Hospital by Tuppers Plains Emergency. Bartl· Township. mus refused to be taken to the According to the Meigs County sheriff's department, Grlgp was hospital, however, be sought treat· operating ali eight-foot powered ment later. Responding to the scene were ·boat when It began to take on water. Three passengers In the boat, OUve Township Fire Department, Richard Bartlmus, 18, Rt. 1, Coolville Emergency Squad, Ra· Reedsville, Andy Simon, ~. Utile cine Fire Department, Racine Hocldn&. and Nick Rocky Black· Etrli!igEIIr.."Y Squad, and Tuppers bum, :M, Rt.l, Reed8vlllealongwith Plall!s Eltlelgeucy Squad. It wu reported no Ufe jack$ ~=~J:~ater. ,weh! ''1'1111 1lil,ar had been Crall Reed, Reed8vllle, a scuba bon-owed trom Howlrd Barber, Rt. diver, recovered the body at 3 p.m. 1, ReedsvWe. Captain Robert BeeErrler1lenCY medical technicians gle, who was In the vaclnlty arlived administered resuacltatlon for ap- on the scene sho~ after the proximately ll minutes before -sheriff's department was notified. Grlgp was pronounced dead by OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. APRIL 9, 1984 For More Information Call .... Pomeray enttne MlchaeiWayneGrigp,2l,Reedsvllle, drowned Sunday attemoon while boating on Indian Run In OUve APRIL 9, 1984 - Last Day To Register If you are now registered and move, you must report the change of address to the Board of Elections by April 9th. No.na • Meigs man dies in boating incident '. HANES SALE 20% OFF-- See photo on Page 5 presidential prirnruy after a splrtted debate In which the Democratic rivals joined the Rev .Jesse Jackson In a direct appeal for support trom black voters: One public opinion poll pointed to a narrow Hart lead In Illinois's 'I'ue8day prirnruy, the biggest prize solar on the campaign calender. Mondale \lied a locally televised debate Sunday night to claim a "dramlitlc difference" between himself and the Colorado senator on civil rights. But Hart, whose sudden emergence trom the pack has dethroned Mondale as front-runner, retorted: "I'm not willing to let VIce President Mondale or "VOTERS" •• Inspector 12 is at it again! Not only is she making sure that all Hanes~ underwear meets her exacting standards, now she's going to help you save money. It's the Hanes Spring Sale,and you can get 20% off on all Hanes underwear. That's areal savings. See us right away for 20% savings on Hanes. Inspector 12 wants you happy with Hanes, AND · with the savings. She wo~ldn't have it any other way. NCAA toumament on Page 4 Democrats debate civil rights issue DILES WEARING AID CENTER .,,. "LOOKWJIA! llOUBD FOI!OUI" CPR training c., .......... ltll4 I l• PLAYTEX' Sweet 16 your hearing quality. 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One Justice department source, who asked not to be Identified, said It might be difficult to confine the Inquiry to Inaccuracies In Meese's financial statement and that the department might also end up looking at possible connections between financial favors Meese received and the federal jobs awarded some of h1s benefactors. But the source noted that tradl· tlonally, federal officials and pri- vate citizens Involved In a Justice Department Inquiry use thE> Investigation to stop commenting publicly on the affair In question, which may serve to dampen the growing controversy surrounding the Meese confirmation hearings. During the past week, an Increasing number of senators have expressed doubts about Meese's fitness to serve In the job, particularly alter he disclosed he had "Inadvertently faDed " to list the $15,1nl · loan on his financial statements. Meese's prtmary opponent on the committee, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D.()hlo., said through a spokesman that the Justice Department action was "appropriate." Meese called Thurmond In South Carolina Sunday night and read him a letter about the Justice Department's decision. Earlier, the White House counselor met with Reagan to seek permission to have the hearings delayed. Meese's letter to Thunnond was released to reporters by an aide. In It, Meese told Thurmond the Justice Department would be Investigating "certain matters pertainIng to the tUlng of lntonnatlon concerning the $15,(XX) loan received by my wife In connection with stock purchased for our chlldrens' education." Meese received the loan In December 1~ from Edwin 1bomas, who later became an aide to which creates an OhloCoaiDevelopment Office. One·or Its responslblll· ties will be to assist companies, utWtles, entrepreneurs, and others In the funding of necessary rer· search and development. · 1be pending legislation contains an appropriation of $3.8 mlliJon lor thettrsttwoyears, butltlsgenerally felt that the use tax w1ll be needed to supplement that sum If the agency Is to carry out Its responslbllltles ~rtectlvely. Branstool stressed the tax would beacrllsS-the-lioard for all coal, "not just Ohio coal but for Imported coal, toO,'' He sald.'The tax on a ton of coal, aveiaglng about $34, would be Meents. · . 1be subcommittee also Is looking Into a funding plan beinl{ \lied by Dllnols, which also has hlah·IIU!fur coal. That state Issues bonds to 8'!t poceeds fer loans to the private sector. · .., _.,., . """"" I Sll.,ltl4• lockerroom to the school. A welder~ Caner's Plwnblng and Heatlag of G.Wpolla and Pomeroy, welds a new pipe Hne which was biMaDed ov'r the weekend. · • ,, .. ) ' Meese In the White House and Is now regional director of the General Services Administration In San Francisco. Thomas's wife, Gretchen, also works for the federal government In San Francisco. Meese has said the loan was \lied to buy stock In Biotech Capital Corp., which was later sold for a $3,1nlloss. Freezing rain causes fatality By 1be Aeeocf•tec! P.,. One man was killed and at least a dozen other people were hurt after freezing rain made driving hazard. ous In northeastern Ohio, authorities say. Ten people were hurt Sunday In one .15-vehlcle pileup at Interstate n North and Interstate ~. near Cleveland. Two more people were hurt In a second pileup at the two Interstates. PollcesaldGerakiM.O'Rellly,41, of Westlake, died early Sunday of chest lnjulies suHered when h1s station wagon coWded head-on with another car lnPanna.1bedrlverr1 the other car, Gary Schobak, 31, was In serious condition Sunday night In Parma Community Hospital. Meanwhlle, traffic accidents claimed six lives In Ohio OV1!2" the weekend, the Highway Patrol reported. SUNDAY . CLEVELAND - Nlkola Plpllca, 37, of Cleveland, a pedestrian struck by a car In Cleveland. SATURDAY PIQUA -James F. Webb, 611, of Sidney, In a single-car accident on a MJaml County road. WARREN - Jerold Coon, 'II, of Brooklleld, In a two-vehicle accident at the Ohlo ·7 and 82 Intersection In Warren County. · F1UDAY NIGHI' MEDINA - Catherine M. Scott, 42, ot Brook Park, In a lw!H:ar .accident on U.S. 42 In Meaina County. ST. CLAIRSVll.LE- Kelle A. McCloud, 17, Bellaire, In a two-ear accident on Ohio 7 In Belmont County. ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 18, 1984 greenlee jackson thorton wears will