http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1de93cd242fbd04fa7c47af579c6b5dc.pdf 9e051e2436e522f64d56fd8b64ba067a PDF Text Text Page- 14-The Daily Sentinel Half-day classes-'---- ORVWSC considers new regulations for carcinogens CINCINNATI i i\PI - A rPgulatory agency that poliCPS O hio Riv(•r wa!Pr quality meets nex t week to consider approving nf'w regulations to ban the discharge uf specific pesticides a nd a suspected carcinogen into the rivPr. The proposed regulations of the Ohio Ri ver Valley Watf'r San itation Comm ission would ban discharge into the r iwr or thp pesticides a ldrin. dieldrin . om. endrin, toxap hene and benzidtne. They also wou ld ban discharges containing PCBs - polychlorinated bipheny ls- a canc(•r-caus ing chemical once w idely used in transformer cooling fluid befOI'f' it s dangers were k.nO\\'n Commission S[X)kf>swoma n ThC'J T eich To"'nsend said Thursrla~ · shf' knows of no run1'nt discharges of those suhstancf's into thf' Oh io. "Th<>y'rc not supposed to bl•." she sa id . " But a strong outright ~rohibit ion is a very s trong mechanism .·· The pro\'is ions " "'part or re\ ised pollution-control standards thaTwould rm irC't~ · r£'plac'f' thr inlt:•rsta tP commission'<.; ('Uin•n t Ill lt•s ust.'CI to regu late discharges into thl' Oilio, th(• W U!l'(' or drinking water for· morP than :; millton ~pit> . The• 27·mPmber comrnission i~ to considf'r approving thf' pro{X>sals w hPn it rnl'f'ts l\tl<_t~· 10 in Louisvillr, Ky. The proposals applv only to d ischarges directly into the Ohio Rin•r. The comm ission <.~lway'S has left it to the s t<Jtes to regula te discharges into the Ohio's tributaries, Ms. Townsend sa id . ThE' comm ission does not han• to approve the regula tions as proposed and has author it~ · to decree w hen a n~· The proposals would modernize regulations to allow for technological advances In detecting walerborne pollutants, Ms. Townsend said . II is tile first comprehensive revision of the rules since 1970 for the commission. a public agency whose members include the federal goverrunent and eight states- Illinois, Indiana , Kentucky. New York, Ohio, Pennsy lvania, Virginia and West Virginia. The new standards take Int o account a regulatory "mixing zone" where discharges from industries, power plants. institutions and munici pal water treatme nt plants mix with river water. The regula tions say the mixing zone can vary in different areas becauS£' of tile Impact of other. nearby discharges. Ms. Townsend said . "This is very important to a discharger," she said. The proposals also would allow the corrunission, on a casP.by.case basis. to permit a water treatment plant to m ake controlled discharges into the r iver if plan! officials demonstrate they would not affect waler qua lity. The proposals incorporate som e or the old rules without change. The package results from prelimi· nary regulations that we re subjected to comme nt in November at public hearings in Pittsburgh, Cincinna il a nd Evans;ille, Ind . About 230 indu stries a nd power plants discharge directly into tile Ohio along it s ~l ·mile route from P ittsburgh to Ca iro, Ill., Ms. Townsend said . Tha i stretc h also includes about155 priva te institutions and municipal water treatment plants which discharge at least 25.!lXJ gallons of wa te r daily. Area deaths Mrs. Ruth F:. Wallact' of CabiP, Wise.. and Naples. Fla.. di'od Tuesday night in Naples. Surviving are two sons, Clenrr V .. a nd Jack C.. ni n<' grandc hildren. five grea t-grandchildren, and two sistPrs. Mrs. Arthur F ic k. MiddiP· por1. and Mr> Enm Tumbull. Mason . 0\T'r thf' yf'a rs. Mrs. Wa llacP was a frrquC'nt v is itorto t hf' Big S.md arra. MPmoria l sf'rYice-.; w ill bf' hC'Id S<l turday a t StillwatPr. Minn . Lawn•n('l' A. R il('hie I.aw r'f'nrf'Arthur t.Junrt Ritchir· . h'i. Portland. died Wtodn<">da\· nrg ht at thf' VctPr<.m s Admini st ration Hospilal in HuntinJ..~on, \\'. \'a . Mr. R itchiP we~..- born a r Port land . .Jan . 4. 1919. a >-On of t h<' la t0 LilWI'C' n C0 a nd Cura :\(•aSf> Ritchil' Hrwas l'rnployr'Ci a";_~. lock man . Mr. Ritc hi P was a m£'m t:.• r o l thr• U ni!Pd Mrthudist Churrh. thc M; 1snnic LudJ::f' and thP \'t'f(•r<.~n<.., of Fon~ign \\'a r s at Mason.\\' \ 'c1 Surd\·ing <J rf' his •Nif(' . \'ioiP·1: thr('(' so ns. Hnbcrl S Hir chif'. Middlep011. Charlr> 1\ Ri tr hir •. Bas han: .Jack I. Rit chi<'. lwrinr•: tv.·o brothcrs. Rni1C'rl Rit chir . 13f>l prr·. and .Jtmmif' H.it chiC'. Minf'rs thrC'f' si.o,; ll•rs. ~ J.I\inf' Durst. Por tland : Paul ine Damron . Tuc son. ,\rit . anrl Hila I ~'IT\. l .i 'Xi ng ton. Ohio ·\ I ~) S U!l.'l\ ' in~ ;m • fi n• gra ndchildri'n ;1nd a gn•;11 granch ·hii<l . f3f>..,td~·s hL" p; l n 'nt "'. lw \\·a s pn'<"'PdPd in d<\llh IJ\ ;1 daughtt•r, I 'JUl f' t tc \ 'Jn :\·I f'll·r . SrtYiCC'.'i wi ll !)(• tu •l tl Jl 2 p .m . Sunda\' a 1 t hP Ewing F um 'LJ l ll umf' with .fh(' Rt'\·. P;wl M c(; uire offi c iat ing . 11urial w UI b .· in Hnm·n ing C"f'mf'lt't:O· Frir•ml s ma _ \ ('; I] I at thr funf'r.:.~ l homP an.\·t inlt' .1fh ·r 7 \·ill~; pm . Frida\ Ronald H. Lonlt·~ Rona ld B. Coni('\. -lh. jUH Bl.--•nnt·r hasSi't An•., fJt·lpn·. and H.ouH' L Coo lvil l<'. dir'Ci un< 'Xp<<·trcl l.\ Thurs clay· ('V('ning at< 1· H\1 •nf'"'s Hospit a I in AthPn.>. Born in Athf'n<., ( ·uunt\'. ;\O\' :1. 19.'ri. hr· \\-'as t1 son 11ft ht ' Ia If ' 1!ol.:.tnd Brooks Conlev. <~ n<l lt uh\ t'hurc h L ockhaJ1 whorrs1rlC'" in B('lpn '. :vtr . Con lev atte ndrd th< · llt'lpt"f' t 'hUJ r h of ctirL<iit and th(' First Unitrd Mf't hodist Churc h in PJrk(' rsburg. w. Va . Hf' was ;1 c.lrpf'nt Pr ~ 1nd d mf'mbf>r of Carrx ·n t('r< L<J('al ~~~) in Parkf"'rshurg Mr . Conlf'Y wa~ c1 ~~dl knuw n horS£>man in .thr tri staH' drt'a . l-It· wa s pff's idf•nt nf thf• Ohio Valle>\ HorSf' Assn.. and i! m••mbPr of Bar ,1(1 HorSC'mrn ot whidl hPwa ~ a pa st pws idl"'nt Hr wa s aJ\' i...or for thf' Blur f(tllho n Rider ' ~ H Club in Weather fort'('ast 1)a r1 ia I C'lf'll r ing tonight . ! .ow nf'<.J r M~igs County; a member of the Sou thern Appaloosa Assn., and a member of the Elelp re Band Boosters. Miscellaneous items on sale at audion 11te Middleport Youth League will hold it s an nual tag day in the Village of Middleport tomorrow. ,\ widC' varif'ty of antiqurs. r·ollt"< 'li!Jif'S and nPw m erchandiSf' will lx• offPnod Saturd ay from 11 ;1.m fq :i p .m . bl'h ind the PomProy- Fin •Stat iona !apublicauctionbeing ht•ld bY the ttun·· chapte rs of Beta May5. r - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 Si~a P hi Somrity to ra isP money for jaws of lifP equipment for thC' Punwruy EmergC'nC)-' Squad. The sororit iP~ w ill opera tP a f'ood sen.r ice in sidf' !hC' fire station . AuctionC'f'r w ll(J has donatPd his SC f'\'itts to the projf'<'t is Font's! Turner of Athens . Tlw j aws ot lite equipment will be di s pla~·<>d during thP auction and a df'monstrat ion of l hP ('q Uipmf'nt will t:w:• gi\"f'n all he conclusion of thPsalP. PJ r11:'-' cloud~· with a high nea r~ 72 . Chan cf' of roin 20 lX'IT (•nt tomght !X'rcent Sdturdav . Extend<'<! Foreca.•t Sunday throu~h 'fut•..!ay: Fair on Sunday. ("hanc<' of rain, t'Sp€Cially in the south on Monday and over the entire state on 'fuesday. Highs In the 60s on Sunday and In the upper 00; and low 70s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in the 40s SWJday, upper 40s and tow 50s on Monday and In the ;.os on Tuesday· • __ _I POMEROY, OH. Ravenswood, W. Va. Pt . Pleasant, W. Va . Owned & Operaled by : WAGNER & ASSOCIATES ~ lk.i~er a.er The Farmers Bank & Savings Company Federal Reserve District No. f of Pomeroy, Meigs County, In the State of Ohio at the close of busin ess on Mardr :!1 . 1984 . ASSETS Cash a nd balances duE' from de pository instttutions a. Noninterest -bea rin g ba lances and c ur r e ncy and coi n . .. ~. OR'l . OOO 00 Sec uriti es ........ .. ............ ... ..... ....... ............ ... ......... .... ....... . . ... 16.:\06.000 (~) Feder al fund s sold and secur ities purc hased under agreeme n ts to r ese ll. ....... ..... . ..... .... ...... ............. . . .. ..... 2 . 0~ :1 . 00 0 00 Loans a nd lea se fin a ncing recei va bles: Loans and leases, net of un earned income .......... 17.640,000.00 L ESS : All owa nce for loan a nd lea se losses .......... . 104.000.00 net of un ea rned inco me, .. liSI6,000 00 :1~1. 11011 110 ~0 . 000 00 Oth er assets ...... ........... ............................... .............. 67.1. 000.00 Total assets.... .... . . ....... ............ .. .. .... ...... ............ :19.2:10 .11011 .00 LIABILITIES De posits: In dom estic offices ...... .. ............. ..... . .. ... ......... .. .. .:ro r;:rc ntnl no 11 I Nonin terest ·b ea ring ........... . .. ...4,961.000.00 r21 In terest bearin g .. . .. 30.671.000 00 Other liabiliti es .......... . Total li a bilities .. .. ...... .. . .. ... .. . .... .:\/; ll>i. OOO.nO EQUITY CAPITAL Comm on stock ............ .......... .. .. .................... ... .. ..... .. 4011 oon oo Surplu s............ .. .. . ................ ........ . . . .r;on. non.no Undivided profits and ca pital r eserves ......... .. ~ . on:r. non.on Total equity capital ................................. . :1. nn:r.noo on Total liabilities, limit ed· life preferred s tock. and equity capital. .............. .. ...................... ... ...... .. . .. :1!1. 2:w ooo no Thf • ! .< 1rliPs c\ ux Uiar:; of Acr ic~l7 1 i.> not s taging a public fi >h In this ~ ·\·(· nin g from tl to R p.m . as annnuncf'd prro nt"'ou sl~ f'Jr lif'r. !-iaturday yard ,;alt> ' I. Roger IV. Hyse ll . Cas hier , of the above named ba nk do hrre bv dr•l'i :trP t hat this r epo rt of co nditi o n has been pr0parcd in confor ma nce wi th th(' i n st r uctions Bradbury r'TA wtll sponsor a Ya rd and b~r salr· Sa turday· from 9 used by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Sys tem and thrSta tr B :~ nk · lng Au tho r it y and is t r ue to the hest of m y know led gP a nd bt>IIPf. Rogr•r W. H\ >PII ~. m . to ~) p .m . on Four1h S trt'(~t in M iddl0por1 ATTENTION! The Daily Sentinel Is looking for a carrier in the Syracuse Area 992-2155 Mon.-Fri . 8:00A.M. to 5:00 P.M . Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 NoiSn Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant e lection. In Meigs County. 12,881 persons arE' registered to vote. That figure represents an increase in reglstra lion of more than 200 since tile November 19&3 balloting, when 12,641 persons were carried on the rolls. In Callia County, an eslimated 14,761 voters are registered - an Increase of approxinnately 300 persons since the last general e!PCtion. Brown has attributed the registration reco rd to intensive programs to sign up new voters Instituted by his office, both poUiical parties, candidates such as J esse Jackson, a nd a variety of civic and public interest groups around Ohio. The secretary of stat<> predicts that 42 percent or those registered will go to tile polls Tuesday. That Meigs Democrats, Republicans will decide local races State Bank No. 223X CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domestic Subsidiaries) Loans and leases . Along the River .............. .1~· 1 ·8 Business ........................... A ·3 Deaths ............................. A-7 Editorials ......................... A·2 Features ..... ........ ........... E·l-8 Sports ............................ C-1·8 Since work began at the Meigs mines in 1972, over 27 million Ions of coal have been t• No. 13 from allowance . and reserve. . ........... ........... Premises and fixed ass e ts I in c ludin g ca pita lized leases) . Other real est a te owned ................. .................... ............. No fi,;h f n ton i~hl Call for information: Fresh green peppers & onions, sauteed mushrooms and two slices of swiss cheese . .------------..L----------------------- Saturday is lag day A-2 tmts By LARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Across the state, voter registra· tlon has jwnped to an all-time record for an y e lection In Ohio history. Locally, the boards of r lection in both Callia and Meigs counties report marginal increases in voter registation since the November 1983 election. Despite those increases, however, state officials are predicting only a moderate turnout for Tuesday 's prinlary e lection. Secretary of State Sherrod Brown reports that figures the 88 county boards of elections show 5,892.815 persons are registered to vote in Ohio - a registration figure that tops any prPvious primary or general election tota L The stat<>'s new record s urpasses the previous high of 5,887.48R set prior to the Novemher 1~ presidential Lottery winner in vestig ation. The scene was pro- Inside: Ohio weather: showers possible over weekend --Page A-4-- entint 12 Sections. 84 Pages 50 Cents Sunday, May 6, 1984 A Multime dia Inc . Newspaper Registration up; 'moderate' turnout predicted A brown Bass boat pedestal sea t was lost Thursday evening between Syracuse and Racine. Onthe backof tlle chair is written " Bass Pro Shops." Anyone finding the chair or know where it might be is asked to ca ii98S4339. cessed bv a n agcn t from t hP Bel. If you ask two people the date of Memorial Day in Ohio you might get two different answers-Page • Vol. CLEVELAND iAPl The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily ga m e. '"The Number," was897 . In the " Pick 4" game. played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 99W. The lottery reported earnings of $1,121,006 from wagering on its daily game. Earnings came on sales of $1 .324.960, while holders of winning ticket s were entitled to share $W3,904. refunds--D-1 E-1 Seat lost Face theft charges ~t'J!-.(J IJ\ · iJI P . ll Oth Kentucky Derby results -PageC-l c.pyrighted !984 (Continued from page I I again, he would be a rrested in connection with the robbery of Tri·County Bank on Nov. 16. Hodson refused to honor Ingles' request for lower bond . He said his reason was hased on the difficulty in getting Ingles to appear in court and tile seriousness of the crime. Ingles was arrested by A !hens County officials shortly after the robbery. but those officials we re recently de nied extradition by Mason County Circuit Judge Clar· ence Watt. Watt claimed that Athens County could not sufficiently prove Ingles' presence in Ohio a t the time of the robbery . Ward said later that he would pursue federal charges against Ing les if unable to extradite Ingles from West Virginia. I ThP third of fou r aluminum· ma king potlines at the s m e lter portion of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemica l Corpora tion' s Rave nsSurvi ving bes idPs his mother are wood works will be energized his wtfc. Ma"' Ann Bicke l Conley, Sa turd ay. Belpre and Coolville: a daughter, ThP switch is due to be thrown Miche lle IMicke,' ) at home: his sometime a ft er8 a .m . and Ihe line is s tepfat her. Cla ude 0 . Lock han of scheduled to be in full operation by Belpre: a sister. ConniP Holbe11. thP e nd of Ma y. Belp tr ; thrw nlPCes . a npPhew. As previously announced, work on thrC'f' gff'at n~""es. a great nPphew. this restart b<'gan in ea rly March. ..,.~\ ·rra l au nt s and uncles. The people needed to prepare a nd Scrv ict's will be held a t 1 p.m. oper a te the linPwercrecalledat that Monda,· at the Lf'a\·itt Funeral time a nd arc already at work in the Home in Be lpre with Ron l.a ugherv pla nt officia ting. Burial will b<' in the Odd Fellows Ccm e tPry at Parkersbu rg. Friends ma.v call at tht' funera l Four pecplewerearrested Thurs· 10mf' aftpr 7 p.m . Satu nl ay. day in connect ion with Ihe theft of a Allwrt K(-clon gasoline mot or from an oil rig at the Tiger Oil Co., located in Scipio Towns hip the Me igs County She· Pil•.::Jsant, W . Va .. a fo rmer rt"S idrnt riff's Department reported . of M incr s\'il le, died Thursday at Arrested were ChrisCap<'ha rt. 21 , P lPasant Valley Hospita l. Rutland. Tim Shane, lR, R t. 1, Mr KC£'ton was hom Nov 10,191fi Cheshire. Mark T. Rathburn. 21. at Sugar Crf'1•k. 11 son of thf' late Rutland and WUiiam R. Priddy. 20 . Albl•rt Fl.:•y and FlorencP Hill Rutland. KC'f'fon . Hf' was a roal miner. According to the sheriff's dcpar1 · SUiv i\' ing 11 rr two sistPrs, Opal ment . all three men charged with Har·p<· r. Pomeroy, and Crystal theft and will appmr in Meigs F:rvin. R ichmond. Ind .: an a unt. County Court on May 9. Cvnthia Manning. Chau ncv: SPV· The depa11ment also repo ned the r t·aJ cousins. niPCes and nC'phews breaking and mte ringoftheofficeof ctnd a s pPCial frie nd. Anna Dow, County Common P leas Judge MPigs Point Pleasant. Charles Knight. SC•tv icf's will be he ld at 11 a .m . According to the sheriff's depart · S.:.JtU ttiJ:-,· at thC' Ew ing F unPral me n! and Judge Knight nothing was ll omf' with thP RP,. Stt·,·p Manlf'.Y r C'movc-d from the o ffi~ . howevPr, and t h<' Rrv . StP\'l' TumPk official · one filin g cabinet was OIJ"ned. ing . Fri<'nds rna;.: ca ll atthf' funeral Sher iff Proffitt asked the Attorney hum(, rrom .t to 9t hisf'V('Jl ing. Bur ial Ge neral's office to assist in the will l=H ' in Gn. •pnlawn Cf'rnPt C'ry at Ohio natural clay. A teacher mu.st spend precious time reteaching readiness skills which are a foundation for achlemeniln the first grade. "U there is any possible means by which your district rould suppori and maintain halt-day sessions of kindergarten every chlld In the program would have a much better · chance to meeting the challenge of the future . We strongly urge those concerned to tl1lnk of the children! Tl)ey are are the m ost valuable asset we have." Monday at 7 the Eastern Board will meet in special session and at lila t time Is exp!'Cted to make a decision on whether half-day, dally sessions will be establlshed in the district or the present anangement will be continued only at two centers Instead of one. $250,000 Kaiser opens third potline -IS. L ight no!1hrr l_\· v;inds . S.ltu rda.\ ·. e~nr1 10 (Continued from page 1) "There are, as we see It , only two groups of people who benefit from llhls arrangement - the board of education which benefits from an economic standpoint becausxe It Is more costly to maintain half-day kindergarten. However, the board Is reimbursed a percentage of the cost of transportation . The other group which benefits Is the motherS who are working full time and need a full clay baby sitter. "From past e xperience, we have children Jearn and retain more by attending school five days a week . This enables chlldren to have a program with continuity and a change for reinforcement, whereas, a child who a !tends on alternate day loses some of tile skills from Thursday until the following Tues· nf'u: ru les take e tff'Ct Ruth E. Walla('t' Friday, MGy 4, 1984 · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio We. th e und ers igned directors. attes t the correctn ess or th is r Ppor t of cond 1 t ion and declare thattt ha s been examined by us and to the best of our knowledg<' and b<>· lief ha s been prepared In conformance with t he inst ru c ti o ns iss ued by thr Boa rd of Governors of th e Federal Reserve System a nd the State Banking Author it>· and is I rue and correc t . THEREON JOHNSON FRED IV. CROW, JR. - DIRECTORS BEN H . EWING By BOB HOEF1.JCH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Meigs Counly Republicans will decide on tttree Election result announcements planned Results of the Tuesd ay prim· ai;. etectlons will be announced Tuesday night starting at 8 p.m. by Larry Spencer from his clerk of courts office at the Meigs Coonty CouJthouse. Attempts wiUbemadetoW!nouncethevote of each candidate, precin<1 by precinct . However, If that becomes impossible due to fast arrtvln~t results. records of the vote n.'Ceived hy each candidate wiU be available In Spencer's office Tuesday night and all day Wednesday. The, Daily Sentinel is serving liS a sponsor of the election announcements ove r a public address ''J'slem. . level of turnout would be eonsiderrcl "moderate." Brmvn sa id. He based his prediction of a mode rate tumour in Tuesday's eiPCtion on several facto rs. H0 noted there is no contest in the Republican preside ntial primary a nd !hat interest may have diminished somewhat when Ohio Sena tor .John Glenn dropped out or the presidential race. Brown also poinlul out that Ohio's ell'ction. although a month earlier than four yea rs ago, stil l i> late in the prl'siden tial pdmarv schedule to be considered decisive. Sta tistics gathered by Bro\\n's office show that the sta tewide total of registered voters inc ludes 1,787,016 Democrat s, 1,185.003 Republican s and 2,920 ,716 independents. A spokesperson for the boat'Ci of el('('f ions in M0igs County said tha i as of F0bruary - th<' las t m unth lor which firm figures wC're ava ilab!C'- therr wPI'C' 4,914 registered Republicans and 2.292 rf'gistered Demo· cra ts, with the r emainder classified as indPpPndPnt In Callia Count;·. a representa ti \'P of thf' board estimated th ere WC'N:' approximri!tf'ly fi.!lXl rf'gislt·rf'd Df'mocra ts and 7.100 registered RPpublicans . E lC"Ction officials caution. howrvf'r. that th(· ust· of affiliation figun:•s ma y be mi s leadin~ l«ause Ohioans are not noqui.rC'd to c.; tatP ThPir p;lrty preff'rencc whC'n rC'gisterin g to \'O t(' . A vo ter becomes affili (:l.tud by 'i,':i king fur a part~ ballot in a primary e lection . t\ pPrson v;ho \'Oil'S iss ups onl ~1 , or has not YL' t votc'CI in d primarY . i ~ L·arTit'CI on Ihe rolls as a n indep<'ndent. French City Run... ' ._;L._ -10"$' ' ' ~.... ' .r .''~'! count y races and Democrats will cast ballots on two loca l ra ces when they go to the polls in Tuesday's primary elections. The 34 polling places in Meigs County will open at 6: lJ Tuesd ay morning and will remain open until 7: 30p.m .. In addition to local races, voters \\111 cast ballots on presidenlial national t'onvention tlelegah:.•s as well as va rious court posts, repi'E'· sentative to Congress, state and local central committee posts, and for state representative candidates. Three Republicans will be swea t· ing it out for the nomlnaiirm to run for the Meigs County Commissioner post. lenn beginning Jan . 2, 19Ri . ...400 turn out Nearly 4110 runners turned out for tbe fourth Fh>nch City Rom Saturday, despiw morning rain showers that race officials said may have resulted In slightly less attendance . The rat....:~ was divided up into three events - the :;.K (3.1 mile). t().K (6.2 mile) and the Dinosaur Dash. The races are sponsored by Holzer Medical Center and the Ohio Valley Publishing Co.Swr,·, '"""" results and additional photos appear on B· I and C·2 of Wday' s Tim.,;-&ntinel. (T .S photos by Larry EM1ng ). The 1rio inf'ludes incumbent , David .J . Koblrntz, Chester Road: Richard • R Rupe. Pomeroy. and a former county commissioner. Bernard D. Gilkey . Middleport. Another Meigs County race for Republican voters is for nomination to ru n for county recorder In the fa ll . tContinued on page A4 1 Gallia voters have final say Tuesday By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALL !POLL<; - Attenlion will be focused on the outcomeoftheCallia County she riff 's race In TuPsday' s primary . with four Democrats and Jhree Republicans vying for thPir party's nominat ions . Polls will open a t 6:.10 a .m and close at 7:30 p.m . in :l6 vo ti ng precincts. according to the' county board of elect Ions. Sheriff James M. Montgomery is seeking th<> nom ination to run for a third term. Opposing him a re th ree of his fmmer employees : Raymond R. Pope, Alva L. Sullivan and Richard L Wiseman . John Ta;·ior, Gallipolis police chier from 1%6 until l982, is seeking the COP nod for the sheriff's race. and is opposed by Carl E. "Ed" Stewa r1 Jr ., anothe r fonner deputy. and by Bill L Mit chell , a n Ohio Bell Telep.tx:me Co. employee and a former deputy under previou s administrations . For the J a n. 2 tenn on the cou nty commission. incum bent J a mes C. Sa unders is in tile running on tile Republican ticket. He is opposed by T. Kail Burleson, a fa nne r townsh ip trust<'<' and Gallla County Junior Fair Board director. Democrats competing for Saund· ers' seat are .Jlradiey E. Harder , a farmer and contractor, and Dr. Dan C. Notter, a local veterinarian. Three Republicans are seeking nomination for the Jan. 3 term on tile commission now he ld by Paul D. Nlday, who declined to seek a third term. They are George E . Pope, a larmer and buslni'Ssma n: Russell P. Wood, a realtor and il)surance ~~&ent; and Uoyd E. Danner, industrial arts teacher al Kyger Creek High School. The ~>inner of that racf' will fac e J.E . "Dick" Crem eens . who has no opposition on the Democralic ticket . Cremeens is a tobacco fa rme r and fanne r m ember of t hP Ca Ilia County Local Board of Education. Three local attorneys are after the COP nomination for prosecutor : Hamlin C. King, a forme r prosecu· tor: William D. Conley; and Ronald R Calhoun, Callia County common pleas judge from 1969 until 1981. Incumbent Joseph L. Cain has no opposil ion on the Democra Iic ticke t. My ron L "Bud" McGhee, the incumbent treas urer and a Republi· can , Is seeking his first full te nn in the position. having been appointed in December 1982 follo~>ing the resignation of Frank Mills Jr . While McGhee has no oppo.slt ion on the COP ticket . three Democrats arE' scra mbling for nomination : Wayre Russell , a farmer a nd school bus driver; Pamela .Jarrell. a former c lerk : and rea ltor Bonnie Stutes. Incumbent Recorder Evalee S. Myers. who has been in office since 1966, Is seeking her fourth term and has no opposlt ion on t he R epublican ballot. In contention for the Democratic nomination a s IT'COrde r are Karen Waugh Brownell, a former em· ployee of City Savings & Loan. and Donald E. Wright. an Ohio Valley Publishing Co. employee. CompUmentary votes will be given to three incumbents running without opposition - Clerk of Courts Louise Burger; Engineer James P. Baird: and Probatp.Juvenlle Judge Thomas S. Moulton. The only local Issue to be decided Tuesday will be a beersaleoptlon ro r . Springfield Township and Bidwe ll Precinct . ' • ..-. • ~ .... ' Townships will decide tax, liquor issues Coun t~· govprnment a l subdivisions Voters of Lebanon . Lc•tart ami Sutton Townships wi ll d£'t:idP on a wi ll decide on nf'w tnx levies and a n£'\\' onr mill tax IP\;.·. POMEROY Four Meigs fifth will d('(' ide on a wet a nd eli>· issue a t elections. Tuf'sd ay's prim<H y Voters of Columbia Towns hip will decide on a one mi ll addit ional tax levy for the Tri.County .J oint Vocational School Oisl ric l for cur· rent expenses . 11te levv would lx• uSf'Ci for providing . and mrtintaining firt> apparatus, appliances . buildings or sitrs therefor , or sources of w a ter supply and materials thC'rdor. or the C'S tah listunC'nt and mainten ancr of rirP a larm te legraph, or lh£' paym.-nt or permanent ' pa rt ·timf', ur \'Uluntt?(.. r firemen or fi r f' fighting cum pa n irs to otx>r alf' the sam£> or to pu rC'h<:~ sC' ambu lancC' equ ipment . or to pro\·idC' ambula n cf'orem(• fgf'nr~· mC'dical Sf>IYiccs OJX'ratf'd b~· a firf' drpartm<'nl or firr fi g hting rom pan~ 'nl<' lc,·y \'l:ould bf' in efff'C' t for a fi ve ~~ ra r pf'riod In Orange Township, voters will dec ide on the quPstion: "Sha ll the ~a ll' of ~~·i n! ' . .tnd 111 ix ('LI bt '\'l'l "il ,Q ( 'S l hf' jX!d.;; l gt' . und1T fW rllli TS \~ lli<"h autho1i/( •:-.; li• · for uff pn·m i:-.t• l 'On ~umpt ion on l.\ . tx• J.>l ' llni11(•d in () rangf' Ton n..,hlp') " <J !Hl .1 st•cfl ncl quf'~tinn : ··:-;h;dl l ht~ '-.; lit · ul 1)(~ '1 d" Urfinf'd in Si,'( ·Tiun ..t :~rdt-: of thl' Hr,·isf'd l'odt ·. t:x · pr'rm ith 'C l o,~ · ithin lh (' df'scrit)('(i di ... Tn ct n.mwl .\ , ( )r. mgf' T ou ·n ship .,.. h\ Priorities listed for Meigs road repair County Engineer PhllipRobens By KATIE CROW Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY-T aking priority in road repair in Meigs Count y this yearwUI be Rutland Flood Road and county road 28 (Racine· Ba hsna · Locust Grove Road) Philip Rober1 s, counl y engineer stated Friday. Roberts a lso slated that heavily 1raveled roads will also take top priority. On April tO, Roberts presented the Meigs County Commissioners with an $815,!lXJ road program for 1!114. Roberts stated a t that Iinne "this re p resents what needs to be done." According to Roberts at the April 10 meeting thP county paved and spot pa\·ed 40 miles of highwa y in 1981 and it was indicated that t he same number of milrs would be in this year· s projPCt . Roberts stated Friday that ~l !i,OOl is w hat is needed for mat erial and labor. however the budget will not a llow sue h an e., pcnse. "We will do wha t we can wi th we have" Robertscommented . The tol a l budget for this year is $1,400,0)) out of which Is paid saiarii'S. repair to bridges. pure has ing of equipment. repair to roads and supplies. Robert s sta ted thai plans Include rf'pa ir to t'Ount\ roild om· w h1ch 1s locatC'rl !Jrgf'l\ in ro lumh ia TOH"Tl :-.hip and a por1ion in ~-\.llt • m Toumship. :'<cw LimJ R o: 1cl. Suc- cess Road . Sum ner Roacl. t-:agl0 RtdgP. Bald !<:nohs. !<:ingsbury Road a nd Rock Springs Road to namf' a fPw . The 111m• count) roads tha t will be added to thp pavi ng list a t"(' Rut land Flood Road. Oak CrO\·e Road in Sutton Township a nd Painter Ritlg<' Road in Sa lem Towship. All roads. aPCording to Roberts will be maintained as fin ances will a llow . tContinued on page M i �Comment and perspective 1he Suncloy nnlll sentinel May 6 , 1984 Page A-2 May 6, 1984 Business seminar deadline registration extended: Score one for David ______::_la:.. _m..:. . :. es__:];_._K_!.ilp_at_ric.......k A Division of ,.,~ ~m:5J ~15 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio (614 ) Wi-2342 Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 99't-2156 ROR F. RT L WI N GE TT Pu bli sher HOBART WJI .SON .IR Exec utiv~ Editor PAT WHITE HEA D Assistant Publisher -Controller ,\ MEMBUt vf Tht' ,\.-..-.ot.•iutt>d ~ ~... Inland Dally Prr.-s .\.o;S<K·iaUoo and tht' AmeriCIUI Ne wspa~wr Puhll.sh*"" i\ ...~·~·•odation . l...t..TfEUS OF OPIMON art> "·eh.:orned. ttwy ~houkt hr les~ than 300words k>ng. r\11 k>C&.er.o. are suhjeet to edUtnl{ and mu..;t be s i(nf'd with atune, !Wdn's.o;and telt,hone nl.lm-her. No Wl!!iignOO lt'ttt>n< wtU ht• published . Letters l'lhouJd t..lrl good t.AStt!. adch-L"'-"'InK ls!<iUP:'i, not per~;onalitit':.'i . Dual holidays WASffiNGTON II hasn't happened very often since I Samuel 17, but It happened the other day In a U .S. Di strict Court here In Washington: David slew Goliath and for the Iinne being, at least, put the Philistines to rout. The David of this story Is the National Rights to Work Legal Defense and Education Founda· lion. The United Auto Worker s and nine other international unions filled the role of Goliath. What the foundation's \oi ctory m eans, in brief. is that it is now fret:' to conllnue Its IPgal efforts in support of individual workers who resent the ty ranny of thP union shop . The story began almost exactly 11 year s ago, when thP UAW and It s cohort filed what thPir attorneys called " the largest multi-union laws uit ever filed ." The unions' object never was disguised : The unionism. the union shop is an tract but proposes to pay nothing toward the union's expenses. To ardent defenders of Individual freedom, the union shop Is a form of tryanny not far removed from lnvolvuntary servitude. These non· union workers did not ask lor union "benefits." They heartily resent paying dues for political activities unrelated to collPCtiVP bargaining. They reel at the Idea of paying tribute to union bosses. On this plain of battle, the Individual worker - a teacher In one case, a telephone company worker in another - undertakes to sue the appropriate union. The worker 's resourcps are limited. HP appea ls to the national foundation for help, and David steps Into altogether action . objPCt was to destroy the pesttfer· ous Right to Work Legal Oefen.'" and Education Foundation, and thus tid Itself of a li tigious nuisance that was getting to be a seri ous paln in thP neck. The foundation's principal rPason for existence lies in situations that are all too common across the country. A labor union wins a coiiPCtive bargaining election in a particular plant. The union pro· reeds swiftly to impose a union shop. Under a union shop, all w orker s in a bargaining unit must be-come members of the union (or pay an agency Ire) or lose their jobs . To ardent defenders of trade justifiable device: It solves the problem of the non-union "free rldPr " who accPpts all the benefits of a union -negotiated con - For some yPars prior to l!fl.'l, the unions sought ro ignore the national foundation. II was a case of "Go U you ask rwo p<'Ople the date of M emorial Day in Ohio, y ou might get two different answers - and both would be right. The federal government . banks and most private businesses wiU abide by · the May 28 holiday. on Monday. But state. county . township and education workers. as well as public sc hool and college students, will obs!'rve the holida y on Wedr esday. M ay 30. because they operate under ~ I CJ tt:' !CJW . Most ci ty govl'mmPnt s that operate undr r their ov.rn charter s a n~ <'Xptc'Cled to obsl'rve the Monday holiday. Opposition from Vl'tl•rans groups has prt:>vented consolidation of the two dates into a single holiday, according to legislative leaders. In :\larch, the Ohio House adopted a bill to eliminate lhP May 30 holiday until it is adopted by Congress, but there have not been enough votes in the Senate to do the same. Senate leaders agree there is virtually no chance the bill will be adopted when senators return May 15 lor about two weeks o! work .· "I have 500 letters Ifrom veterans groups! opposed to the change and none tor it, " said Senate President Harry Meshei, D ·Youngstown . He questioned whether the bill would get the required 17 votes to pass, let alone 22 votes that would be needed to adopt II as an emergency measure so it could take effect immedi ately and elimmale this year' s dual holidays. Senate M inonty Leader Pa ul E . Gillmor. R·Port Clinton, called the bill " dPad . dead from lack of votes. II bas ica lly was stopped oy veterans groups Until the mid·1970s, the holiday was oosPI"Vf'd on May 30. Congress and the states then rhangf'd it to thP last Monclay in May. creating a three-day hOliday. Veterans groups wanted it returnf'd to the traditional date and got some states to pass a law designating M ay 30 . Ohio went along with UJal a couple of ,·ears ago but delayed the effective date untU this year to allow time for other stat es or the Congress to adopt May 30. That didn't happen Letters to the editor Terrorists' Iegacy_________:_Ja_c_k_A_nd_e_rso_n WASHINGTON - For a group that never counted more than 3,00J hard-core members. theTupamaro terrori sts of Uruguay left a substan· tial and terrible legacy, not only in their homelands but In Latin America and Western Europe as 'Why are they up?' wel l. Although they were defeated and driven out of Uruguay more tha n a "A headline in lhP Gallipolis Daily Tribune, "Drunken- Drivin~ F a ta ls Up in Ohio." highwa v·safetv diree· toc KPnneth Co x says <:~l coh ol ­ relatf'd fJta lities an• up from ~ 2 perce nt in '&'3 to 4fi prrcf'n t thi s _vca r . Wh y arC' thf')' up'? T hPy arE' up l)eca use monC'y g-rf"C'd y c ri m ina ls h0 ve to sell the death d<>aling, home d~s troy in g be\·er ages in a ll our skX's and se rvi ce stations. as w('ll aS the bloody. filth y SaiOOI" . H ow long arr v.:e dC<'rnt lat\' abl.ding cit izPns going to put up with thf• body and mind destro ying carnagf''' If _Y OU who ca ll yoursrl ves Ch risti <l ns w ould onl y grt up in am1s nncl fi g ht lhf' liquor li rrn sing pCocess. \V f' could stop somf' of the· J14?'W pla CPS th at arf' !::x'ing approved almos t rlail y in ou r ar Pa. f SP(> in thi s $ mP i."!SUP of thf' Tribunf' a not her pla~f' ha s IJN"">n approw~l in F. urf'k a \Vho is against the saloon': T he church. the school, the home, the sc ientific world; the railroads are aga inst it; the milit ary.- wor ld is a ga i nsf it , a nd every world-wide inte r(':-;! on e arth is against it, Pxcept lhP underv.:or ld. the c rimi nal wor ld and he world of cri me. All r ra y " awa y with the saloo n." Down \Vit h thPSf' licensed distributing C'Pntf'I''S nf crime. misC'ry a nd drunkrnnPss' If thi s is true wh err arf' our soldiers'? How comf' I alonr cry out against thi s local greed and dPstrur - tion? Are you people so eompla · cent. or cowardly, that you sit back ~ nd lett he other fellow do it ? Let us fear from you -fight this Influx of cow ardly erimin<:~l act ivit y that is killing off our loved ones. Gordon Wooten Gallipolis 'Slandered record' · Cary Hart has a 83 percent voting l'(lt·ord which is remarkable wh en you cons ider thr fact that Colorado Thtrd. he would create a New Capacity Stock that companies would invest in. That cou ld buy the stoc k with the agreemen t that any pro fit s would go Into modernizing or the retraining of workers. This will help bring our industries up·l o-dale so they w111 be aole to compete in the world market without protectionist legislation. iS a very con sf'lv ative state and not neavily union ized . He has been F ourth. he would crea te lndiv id· ua l Training Accounts HT A "s) >ianding up for the working m an· ;Woman's rig ht s ever since he's be€n in the Senate , even when it has (lot been politica ll y wise todo so. He whir h would he similar to lndivid· ual RetiremPnt Accounts in their struc turr. In thP casP of a worker losing his; her job the monPy would b<' used for either the retraining or rel ocation of that worker . Walter Mondale did receive the A.F .L.·C.I.O. endorsement. as he did many others, but at the time those endorsemPnts where made Gary Hart was not even regi stering in the national polls . I hope people will take the Iinne to seriously consider both candidates, their records, and the program they are proposing before casting their vote on May 8. I wou ld also like to takP this opportunity to express my gratl· tude to thP people of Galtla County who participated In our recent telephone survey and apologize to a nyon e w e may have · -A s a su ppo rt er of CelT)' H art 's [ havf' bN'n very dis appointPd to S('(' t"he way in which labor offi cial s h8 vf' ~{'n t\\.'istin g cmd sla nde ring ~in rf'Cor d Senat or Hart' s record pi'ovC's hf' has CJ lw ays bef>n thPre for the w orking man / woman . recei ved the endorsement of lh(' A.F.L.·C. l.O . in both his senate r~ces and w elcomed their backing . He has never sa id he is against uhions and their Pndorsements. He would hav e welcomed their support in his presidential bid for the nomination. What he has attacked Mondale on Is Mondale' s special · Int erest group politics . In or der to r,{. a PrPSident that repesents all people of Pvery constltuPncy you need to look at the natlooallniPresl. Garv Hart has put forth In his book,· "A New Democracy," a detailed program, not just a policy , tQ get our falling industries back on their feet . . First , he would use the prestige of tbP Presidency to bring management and labor together on the natlonaiiPv!'l so decisions are made benefitting th!' whoiP industry J'lithPr than a small part. inconvenienced. Teresa A. Cox Gallla County Coordinator Hart For President Gallipolis away, kid, ya bother me." Finally the annoyance became unbearable and the mammoth suit was filed. Ten years of motions, countermotions, Interrogatories, discoveries and legal maneuvering ensued. For a long Iinne David seemed to be losing. At one point in 1974, District Judge Charles Richey ordered the foundatlon to disclose the names of 100 buslnPSS contributors. The foundation !ought at every step of the way to protect the privacy of fts contributors in the same way that such organizations as thP National Association for theAdvancementol Colored PeopiP have protPCted the names of their supportPrs . AI long last the case boiled down to a single issue: Do Interested employers " control " the founda· lion's activities? On AprU 19 JudgE> Richey handed down a swnmary judgment In the loundaton's favor. The plaintiff unions, he said, had not presented "a single fact " to show that employers control the founda· lion's litigation decisions. "Despite the many depositions tha1 plaintiffs havP taken," he wrote, " they have still failed to show one instance of Interested em player control or participation In the litigation program dPCislonmaking process." Barring an improbable reversal on appeal - improbable because Judge Richey precisely tracked the orders of t he U.S. Circuit lor the District of Columbia- the national foundation now Is assured Its rightful status as a bona fide legal aid organization . Eleven yPars after It all began, wilh probably half a million dollars expended In resisting the unions' lawsuit , the foundation can go back to giving Its tull-tinn!' attention to the littiP guys in the labor market. Down In the mPtaphoricaJ Valley of E lah , our champions don't win many, but they do win a few. decade ago, the Tupamaros set the example for other tprrorist groups, in other coun tries. Now as exiles, they contin ue to play an Import ani role in Cuban dictator F idel Cas tro's efforts to stir up commu nist rPvolutions around the g lobe. ThP Tupamaros' impact on Uru- guay was both proud history of more I han lOU years of civ ilian rule ignored in the reaction to th C' Tup a r ma ro violence. Evpn today . whPn Uruguay is beset with lo percent unemptoy· ment and staggering economic troubles, the spectPr of the Tupa· maros has cast a pall ovpr the effort to return the government to civilian control. The military, reluctant to give up the power it ha s come to chelish, waves the bloody shirt of the Tupamaro terror and argues that Uruguay is still not r eady to r isk fr"£>€ elections. How did such a tiny number of young people from the U ruguayan perverse and pcrva sivr . Their terrorist acts created a cri sis. w hich enaoled the Uruguaya n military to seize con trol in 1973. transforming what had l>een Latin America' s most solid sur h a sin ister influence over a country of three million'' They began, like many ull imatcly disas· trous groups throughout hi story, as democra cy into anot her r epressive idealists, determined military dictatorship. The "Swit· zerland of South America" became just a nother banana r epublic . its Uruguay's affluent, complacent soc iety of corruption a nd indiffC'r· encc to the needy m iddle and upper classes achlf've to clranse Taking their name !rom Tupac Am aru, an Inca prince who fought the Spaniards in the 18th cen tu ry, the well -intentioned you ng rebels became Robtn Hoods, robbi ng from the rich to gtvP to thP poor. But their romantic efforts failed to catch fire, so In 1970 the impatient. frustrated Tupamaros turned v icious. That was the year they murdered Don Mitrlonp, the U.S. adviser to the Urugu ayan police. Others were killed or kid napped, including the British amba ssador, who was held for eight months in a cage si.x feet long and two feet "ide. In their two-year reign of terror, the 1'upamaros committed more than 300 bombings and assaults. They became famous throughout the world, and as their notoriety spread, oth er youthful terrorist grou ps sprang up in imit ation. The earl iest German terrorist gang called it sell" I he Tupamaros of West Ber lin. and in this country thP Wea thermen claimed the Uru· guayans as their inspiration . In its operations against the Tupamaros, the Uruguayans army soon learned It was deali ng with a welt -organized, terrorist group with modern equipment and facUlties at its command . Cuba had been training the terrorists sincP 19ffi, whpn the Tupamaro leader made a personal deal with Castro. It took the army several years to break the Tupamaros, after capturing thefr leader and imprisoning many more. The rest fled. A secret Police Department cable tells what happened next: "After the failure of the urban insurgency , severa l hundred Tupa · maros went to Cuba. During the mld·l 970s. Cuoa provided som e of them with tra in ing in military and terrori st tactics, weapons and int ell i ge nce. Severa l of 1hese former Tupamar06 subsequently assisted Cuba in running lntelll· gence operations In Europe and Latin America ." Running the country______A_r_tB_u_ch_wa_ld Aecording to former Secret ary of State AI Haig, he had tremendous problems in his job, not with the president, but with the palace guard in the White House thai surrounded Mr. Reagan, and pro· tected him from "outsiders" such as Cabinet officers and the like. I don't know why General Haig wa s surprised by this . When he worked in the WhitP House for President Nixon he did exacUy thp same thing The trut h of the rn a Iter is tha1thP United States is not run by the president, but by a closely knit staff. all unetected and none having to answ er to anyone but the man who sit s In the Oval Office. Whpre does the president rPCrull his "team? " Usually from his campaign staff. I was talking to one of the presidential candidate's baggage handlers the other day. He was perspiring and puffing as he kPpt putting luggage on a cart . "' You work awfully hard," I safd. "What do you hope to get out of it•" " If I don't gel a hPrnla. I'd Hke to be the WhltP House national SPCurit y adviser." " Thai's a big job," I said . " Well, you don't think I'm doing this for my health do you• Actually I 'd Hke to be put In chargP of ail domestic affairs for the president but that slot has already been spoken for by Harry Sliver, the candidate's advance man In Be· thesda, Md." "I would think with your <?Xperience In handling luggage you would want to be secretary of Transportation." "The power's in the White House," he said. loadin g a loudspeaker system on t he c art "Be· side s, Mary's been promi sed Tra nsportation." "Who's Mary?" "She keeP' track of the candi· date's travel expenses. No one gets a voucher without first c learing II with Mary.· "If you don't gel national security adviser, what about becoming the president's legal adviser? " "The candidate wants someone In thai office with more law experience . He's indicated, If he is elected. he'd give It to a paralegal who is In charge of seeing the prPss always has fresh coffee on the bus." " Appointment secrPtary is a key position in the White HousP. F:veryone has to come to your befor e they get to seP the prPsident." H e said, "I wouldn't mind It, but A llen Taylor has II lined up." "Who' s Allen Taylor?" " He' s In charge of stuffing Pnvelopes In our Dallas headquar· ters. ThPy say hP's the best worker in thP mall room." "What about White House dlrPC· tor of communica tions?" " RamPy Harper, who works the mimeograph machine on the candl · date's plane, will probably get that. He understands the press a lot more than I do." " And chief of the president's staff is out of the question?" I said. " I had a shot at it , but then I lost the candidate's wife's luggage in Louisville, Ky., and she's been mad at me pver sine!'. So I imagine the candidate wtll givP me something where I won' t have to deal with her directly." He finished loading the cart, and started to count the bags to make sure everything was on before he pushed It towards the plane . "Suppose you don't get the job you want In the White House? You will have put all this tinnP in for nothing." "Maybe, maybe not. Nobody on the candidate's staff has spoken up yet for director of the CIA." The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page--A-:t Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. 1/a. .. J ; 1 ·~r ' '' ! i \ ' MARIETIA -The deadline has been extended for reglstratloln to a r egional confprence on 'small busi · ness hosted by Mari!'tta Collegp , according to Bert T . Glaze, chair· man of the college's economics, management and accounting de· partment and dlrPCtor of the Business Resource Center. The May 24 confer ence. designed for 19 counties In Ohio, is one of nine conferences set up by the Ohio Dep a rtm ent of Dev elo pment throughout the state this spring. The conference will provide Inform ation about sm all businPss concerns to Ohio 's first Governor's Confer ence on Area personnel file POMEROY Donald E. Kouns of Syracuse has r etired from Ohio Power Co. as station crew supervisor. Kouns' employment by Ohio Power has been in substation work, beginning in 1948 as a maintenance helper at South Point . He transferred to Ironton in 1964 as a maintenance man -A and was promoted to working foreman four years later. Kouns transferred to Pomeroy in 1971 MIDOLEPORT - Open in!'( Mon· day at 1.17 North Second Ave. Middleport, Will be Coun selin!'( and Educational A ssociat es headed by Dr. Yvonne H. Scally. A resident of R70 A sh St .. Middleport, and current ly pres ident of the M iddleport Cham ber of Commer ce, Scally receiv ed her Ph.D in educa tional adm inistration at Ohio Univers ity . A thens. in 1981. For the past rwo years she has been wilh Woodland Ccnt!'rs as a clinical psychologisl as an outpa tient th0rapist and inr erim dirC'C!Or of the children 's r <'Sidmlial trmt m ent program . Scally received her baehc•lor of sc if'ncf' in Pl emL•ntarv Pduca tion at Ohio University in 1971 and hC'r mast~r· s degree in speci al l'Ciuca· tiona! psychology from tha i univ cr · sily in 1971. She did 60quarl cr hours in post graduate studies at Ohio University !rom 1971 to 1975. From 19"/Y to 19H1 she did school cvntractual services for placement in special education and silt> wa s supervisor. school psychology servi · ces, Southeastern Ohio Volun ta ry Educational Cooperative from Oc Iober 1977 to April 197!l. She served as school psychologist for several districts in Ohio and West VU"ginia from 1972 to June 1974 and served her internship at a school psychologis t at the Marietta Cily Schools from September 1971 to .June 1972. She has also served as a teacher for the educable mentally r etarded . Scall y holds educational certifi oates including Ohio provisional : crti!icale, super intendent ; Ohio 1Jrovi siona l cert ificate. E-ducational administration specialist ; Ohio profess i on a l certifi c at e , pupil person nel -school psyc hologist; Ohio professional cerli!ical e, special· exceptiona l chUdren, K-12; Ohio pmfPssiona I certifi ca te, He and his wife, Edna .. have two sons, Mark of Columbus. and Joseph of Orlando , Fla.; a daughter, Rebecca Sue of Ma· son. W.Va .; and f o ur grandchildren. college selected to host one of 1hr nin r rPgion al conferpnces, GlJZP sa id . T11e 19-county re~'i oin a lso is the largest of the SlJring confcrPnr r regions. Counties incl uded in thP19-coum .v regi on ar<': A thens, BPirnont, Carroll , Coshocton. Gallia. Guernsl'_\', Harrison. Holmf's, Jefff'rsnn, Knox. La wren ce. !Vleigs, Monroe. M or ga n. Muskmgum , 1\ioblr. Pr r r-y , Tuscanm·as and Was hington Estnbl ished last Sf'ptC'mbf'r, thr Businrss Hr·so urcC' CC'n tpr [.) rnvid C' :-~ individual counseling sFT\'iCC's: con duct s m ark et SU T'\'r~·s, acts as a "\:~~ POM EROY :\11chacl complf'tf'd lhe Ccrlifif'd Insurance Counselor 1CIC 1 Agenc\· M anage· ment Institute. r('('{'nti)· hdd in Colum bus. The thrw-da)· instit ute was one of fi\'(• offered annually by Profcs· s ional lnsurant't' Agl'nt s of Ohio. ro\·f'rin~ Jl l m ajor <::trPa ~ insurancf' an d agf'nr~ ma nagPml•nt. When he completes • all flv t• tnstl!utC'S, Warner will bf' awa rdt-lC1 thf' certiliC'd insurance counselor df'signat ion from th(· sponsoring or ga niza tion COMMISSIONER •2o Y rs. Bu sin ess Expe ri E> nce • A vailabl e 6 Da ys a W<:>P k •R esi dent at C a llipol ls Towns hip •ReliabiP • Hard Wo rkin g • Veteran Pa1d lo r by Ru ssrll D Wood C.3ndu1ale. 98 Gar!1el li Avr . Galhpoll'l_ OH t1J631 Donald E. Kouns MIRROR SUNGLASSES HEAVY DUTY FULL SIZE ILL PRESS BENCH MODEL (Not Mini-Press) $250 PAIR MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS CAN OPENER WITH KNIFE SHARPENER 95 ElECTRIC KNIFE $995 HAND MIXER $995 each CAST IRON COKE WAGON - Skd ltu lly cas! rn ! he manner or !he early 1900"s An rl em l or the c olle ctors Lenqth 15 ELECTRIC CLOCK WITH THREE SPEED AM/FM RADIO COAT RACK $1495- $1695 $1495 12" Oscillating Fa TWO PIECE NECKLACE & $895 BRACELET $1]95 th e cand idate T Ka~ l Bu!leson Rl 4. 80> 173. Gal l' oils. Oh 45 631 7-Piece Cookware Set 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE $2995 $34995 3 PC. COFFEE & END TABLE SET Hand Garden Tools ASST. STYLES 90¢ $3 95 NECKLACE EA. KING JAMES VERSION NEW TESTAMENT BIBLE TAPE $20.00 54.57 ~~l'OO~~~~ $7.60 LAWN RAKE (;enuinc g e mstone and d1amon d rings fo r your lad y. Qpcd s, Black Onyx . P earl s, Birth stones and Diam o nd s. l.asung g1ft s of qualir y a nd v alu e. Great for Mom o r t he $5.33 $6.27 LOPPING SHEARS Grad uat e OIGGfNGj SPADING FORK 9'rua'~~ ' J••*• <66 SECONO AvtNUI • _..., C. Wa r ner of Brogan -War ner lnsurunrr Sr>ri.·icrs Inc.. PomPrO:'>-' . has Republican Candidate Republican Candidate For Gallia Co. Commissioner JAN. 2nd, 1985 TERM My pledge to the people; I will listen well I will be honest and diligent I will represent the entire county I will give the time necessary to discharge my responsibi lities BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL l hP only Russell Wood 1 BURLESON Pa~d lor by Completes courses Mariett a is sonic district. elem en- T. KAIL regional conferenc£> to partici pate in the Sept 19statev.riseconferencC', at which recomme ndations '#i l l be discussed and assemblE"Ci i nto a report for the governor and thf'Ohio ELECT ta ry Prturation, J-8. She holds a professional Ohio Psychology Li· censc and is a qualified instructor of sy stem of mulli·pluraiistic assess· m en!. University of California . She has professional afftliations including the American Associa t ion of School Administrators, National Association of Schoo l Psycholo· gist s; Ohio School Psychologists Associalion; School Psychologists A'5ociatio n of SoutheastPrn Ohio, and the West Virginia School Psychologists Association . VOTE FOR clc>aringhouse on issues and data: co nd ucts semina r s, wo r kshops, conJerences and cli nics; expand s ex isting outreac h program s; aids busi ness persons in m 11king con· tarts with banking institutions: and assists in refPrra ls w hPrP nPeded . l c~ s lature. as a T & D foreman and was named station cr!'lv supervisor in 1977. A m ember of Antiqu ity Baptist Church, Kouns is a past mas ter of Sout h Point Masonic Lodge 497 and is past educa · tiona! officer for the 12th M a· OPENING IJr. Yvonne H. Scally announces the opening of Coun.<iellng and Educational ,\ssociak'S in Middleport beginning Monday. Counseling center opens Monday Smal l Business. scheduled for Sept. 19 in Columbus. according to Dennis McNamee. man agPr of the governor 's con!erence for the dep artm ent of development . Deadline for re~stratio n to the spring confer ence, or iginall y sche· duied for April 24, has been Pxtended until all conference open · ings are filled , according to Glaw. Delegates will be elected at the $10.53 $16.99 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 141 S EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, 0~ �llage A-4- The Sunday Time5-Sentinel May 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo. ...--Weather:--------. STORE HOURS; .JIIIOin.-Thur.. 9 am· til 10 pm Nation's weather ~ ...... .. WEATHER FORECAST - TheN ational Weather Service forecasllor Sunday predicl• rain over the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys with rain turning to snow over the northern Plains slates. ( AP l..aserphoto) . \.\' ill ~:~UN~. $119 mO\'fl nm1hC'a.St ro norr hrrn FRANKIES PORK SHOULDER ROAST LB. Pacific NOI1 hwl'sl . ENDORSED for RE-ELECTION ..\ chancp u f rain north and ~tlOW(TS or thundf•rs tunns likdy £outh S<J turdaY night and Sunday . Lows mid -.Jl)~ to mid-:ils. Hi g-h~ CEI\TRAJ.I.AKE'SIIORE CEI\TRAL tnGtnANTlli S<J rurda v night. mostlv cloud\· wi 1h a sligh t chancf'of ~ hm~·rrs I .m..~· 4~ to 50. SundJ)". c l oud~ wtlh a cha ncr of ~ howP rs. H igh 611 toh:1. ThC' chanc! ' of r<.~ in L.:; :mpc>rcC'nt Sa 1u tl i<J ,. iiigh! and 411 percPn! Sunda\ . EAST LAKESHORE ~uttTHEAST INLA.I'ffl BILL KESLAR - it h a ~lig h t cha nc£' of s howe r~. L m~ 4:1 to "il: l. Sunda~· . cloudy· with ;1 C'" htm cr of ~how£'rs . High Wto6:i. Thl • L ~IIAMI VALLEY (ENTR!\L SOliTHWE'iT : S.ilu rday nig ht and Sunda\·, sfJOW<' I'.' likPI\ <>nd possiblct hundcr!;torms. Low ~l to ::>~ . Hig h 6.1 10 70 }h1• l'llam ·•· of rai n is t-10 JX'rCt'nl Satun.la.v nl)..:ht and 70 JXlrC'Pn t !lunrLn E.-\S'I' ( ' E:O.TRAL READY MADE ~-- ·.~ ;:;::· :::::...:--- - ~ -~· ~c:: - _:::_;=~ ~.: :c~ --::--=-::: ~-.. · ~( , ... l.o" ., . , ~ . ' ,.,. . .... .. .....-·· HOW TO MEASURE P"rcc·nr Sun da \ ·. rnna su•e w1dfh O '"~ O ~ n gtr rt, n~ t a l l 1 no outl&de w1n (l c1 w tra rne 11 ,n:;lo t11ng ln~de w 1nd o w O dd a e s ~r eo w1r:lth . tc tl"'SJde w ;d fh sot ·nt nXrR.-\L n1~ h! S.i! UJUa\ o. . ·enop and Su nd a\, :Show('r.. . or rhund Pr s torms likd,·. LB. BOLOGNA ( 'JviSIOf Wl(Jit·• ) , $ llt'"le ' e •s r c BETTY CROCKER GRAPE JELLY ¢ FLAVORS ¢ rvbrgonre <'.1' h <.;.undJ\ .'1~'' "J hil d ,\ 1 •'1\U I' ~1 \ l h +' ( Jhi •l \ ",t il t'\ f' ut J I I~h l·.n lf' l"f' d .1~ ""' "" nd l"l, t"'" nu ll+' ! dl l'm1ll" rt<\ l ltll n l'••ll l " ' J~t ( Hi li i\mi'I"I Cin '~'"' '- P < I pf'r Publi s h er~ 1\ ~ '-<>l "i. t ! H•n . :'\, JI In n.tl Adi-"PrTising HI• pr•''-''Jil,llilr• . B1 anh ;tm . 1717 Wr·~l r"o'l nt• :\111t• !(., ,~ rl Sur II' "! ~H . Tk!rtil l RATE."' PRif "E 51) l"f" nl " On I' Sh \ "l'il Sl !RSCRIPTIONS S und 11y Only r Uully and .Su nd11y '-fAit SliBSCRJPTIONS ln ~ ld 4' Ohio S58.24 $29 . I 2 .'12 WPt•ks 26 Wr>f'kS .. .... Sl ~ !)6 ].1 Wf'Pk.<i Rat.- ~ 2ti W('(lk S 1.1 WPI'h MAINE Oul!ilde Oh io .. $.~ 9 . RO . $:11 .20 .... $1~ . fi() 704 GRAND CENTRAL AVE . PARKERSBURG, W. VA . MON.-FRI . 9 TO 9 SAT . 9 TO 5 130Z 320Z ARGO SliCED PEACHES 295-4532 POTATOES 10 LB. BAG $}69 APPLES 4LB. BAG 99¢ · ~· • ... - ELECT lloyd Family man. Parent . Taxpay er . Married to former Teresa Gabrielli . Four child ren . Rachel , 14; Rebecca, 1 1 ; Sarah. 4; Ruth. 2. Son of Esther Danner and the late James E. Danner. Holds Bachelor's Degree from O A N N E R Commissioner Industrial Education Teacher , Small Businessman. Farmer . Me mbe r of First Baptist Church . Pa< d fo1 by the Cand1d ale. Lloyd Da nne r. 56 lh~r d Ave . Ga l I . OH 45631 Let's keep Gallia County on the right track . 29 oz. wherever you use your Commf'rcial and Savl ng!!i MasterCard Card. Knock, Knock, Who's There? Bill Conley, Republican Candidate for Prosecutor As a Gallia County Native, I graduated from Gallia Academy High School, Ohio State University and Ohio Northern University Law School. "IX"\ uluh r .1 \ 11 .lei ! ll~ ... Ill'-\ Ill" .l<.llk "<. l ] l fl lll'll\1 111 ltw (1, •It l}: r. un rht· Ill"" l "'- 1 d c nu· m ~l " t \I I II\ In (Il l\ 1ft 1}-(\ . L o liH ,tll I '- ,I IIIH " III 1 Ljl lll1flll~ d t ' ll"f ~ lilt 79¢ 99¢ 93¢ \l. l '-1< "11 49¢ .1rd t·..rd < L11. 11\I L"( ii"Jit 'd '' lETTUCE Bill Conley Bill Conley, who? . 99¢ HEAD HEAD A problem that county government will face in the next four years wil l be one of direction. I will work to def ine the needs of all the county and act to meet those needs . l _feel we need a solid county se rvice foundation (roads . poli ce protectron , samtat!on. health etc.) we can afford . ReductiOn of county debt is esstntial. We must utrlrze our county people, and establish purchasing procedures that g1ve local people a FAIR chance . Gallia County tax dollar s s hould stay within our communrtres when possrble . Our hopes for the future must be ba sed on wund bas ic smice . I feel I have the training to work with people, to plan for th e future and get the job done . 1 kno~ many of you are dedicated to good county government. Together we ca n build a solrd future. Remember .... you do count . Take pnde in your vote on May 8th ... vote lloyd E. Danner. holdly featur<'d. So you'll now at a ------ glaonce you've got our support · :.lEE M FRESH DELICIOUS My Goal in running for the office of commissioner is to make county government meet the needs of ifs citizens. Tel. 594-3571 oooo APPLE PIE FILLING 21 oz. RED OR YELLOW 5ll s $699 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE INSTALLATION AVAII,ABL£ mqnl~l ~ 52 Wl'f'k S . IN STOCK BoK 25 Court Stre~ -Spring Valley -- BUY TODAY HANG TONIGHT 444 W. Union St. , P.O. Silver Bridge Plaza THANK YOU CATSUP SINGLE ROLL b ;n ·,t llabl(' .~'11\11 . 10 LB. I i OZ HUNT'S FOR No ~u h ..,P ttpli n n " IJ\ llld l l j.ll ' ! llil l l t •U In t nw n ~ 10. h!' l"f' mn ! 11r c :tr rif•r 'il ' r\·ir'(' Gallia County Commissioner Ohio University. Athens. OH. 45701 FOR FRUIT BARS $ 00 Bv C:u-riPr nr \folnr Ro uh· On1· v.-"r·d ( $1 ro OnP .'-!" ni h ~ ~o SI~(;(.F: f"OP\" January 3 Term DILES HEARING AID CENTER 4 $}00 FIRESIDE PAPER TOWELS M 1r hi l! .t n um-;·r, Thf' Suncl.t\" TimP 'i C..:,t• n 1itlt'l u:lll nn1 I If' r • · ~ p' on ~ 1hlf' f(or ,1d \"it Jl("(' ]J<I :>m l' n! s m a rll' tn ( ,111 11' 1 " fonabl e fit , and the performance you need to help improve 2% MILKGAL SCOT Pd. By 644 U.RW. For The has the advantages you want in a hearing aid ; sma ll size. com- VALLEY BEll \1 ••m ll('l Tilt ' .\ .. v•I"I, JIJ ' d l'r+'" " In l:1nd [l.iil \ I ' l l '" " """nri:tliun .1n d rh.-• GALLIA COUNTY RECORDER Republican Candidate Audio tone INSIDER c&S Bank BUTTERMILK v, GAL I ~~ RS( " KWTIO~ 2LB. JAR VALLEY BELL LB. PKG. S 1· o<l ll lpol l.,. DEMOCRAT FOR Our namf• is now BAR SOAP BLUE BONNET KAREN WAUGH BROWNELL Lloyd E. Danner IN OUR 35TH YEAR - THE ONLY HEARING AID SERVICE YOU WILL EVER NEED. HOME APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE. lUX BATH SIZE TIDE ENDORSES 4 LBS. FAMILY SIZE l' ithli~IH·<I The LOCAL 644 U.R.W. QUALIFICA liONS WELCH 'S CAKE MIX ERIE This is all you wear! r~:::::::::::an::d:D:em=oc=ra:ts:::::::::::::::Pi:ec:t:io:ns:-=2 It's the most secure card available. JACK RABBIT ,.,Oid 1ng , recommended over iOIJ •S l ':1 · per S1de stan, Ha rt. J ackson. McGovern and Mondaie; for John M. Buchanan, for representative to Congress and he will oppose Clarence E. Miller, · Republican incumben t. who is unopposed Tuesdav. ·in the fall election; John E. Corrigan, James P . Cci ebrezze, both unopposed Tuesday for Supreme Court judge- will fill local central committee Introducing The New Commercial and Savings MasterCard®Card. • PINTO BEANS the national convention for Cran· mittee. woman. 446-8322 tr o•·•v ~·- ~ c r , a ~ 'T rO ld1ng The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-A-5 ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii!~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ advantages the INSIDER has to offer. 8 A.M . til 12 Midnight 24 Hour Service Saturday & Sunday Plus Deposit MARGRINE n i. J i i ln ~ Go io County t POUND $149 8 -- 16 Oz. .knot:-. Sc~ r urd a _, . ni g ht t:a st to Soulhf •ast wi nd Hl to 1:1 knob ,S und;n Sc;tltl'rf'f l s hmn•rs Sa tur· d a .\ · night and Sund<.1_\" .-\\·r'l"ag t' ~· a\ · p-; l to ·I fPf't . l lh l" ~~,,·.-v ORK CHOPS RC RC 100 DIET RITE Brlckles, for county recorder; Mary Ru th Swain, for county treasurer. Meigs County has a Republican candidate for slate represenlative, 94th district. She is J ennifer L. Sheels, Pomeroy a ttorney. In the fall, Sheets will oppose Joiynn Bos ter, Gaiiia County Democratic incumbent. Above the local and dislricllevels, Democrats will vote for delegates to your hearing quality. Come in and we'll show you the many FREE ASST. .\1u i1Jmf•dJ cJ l nt Roberts explained that .Meigs County has 252 miles of county roads and at the present lim<> there is approximately 100 miles yet to be ~ ved. However. eachyear !heywill add roads to the pavin g list until all roads are ~ved . Roberts also added thai therc is a Federal Aid program and Meigs Cou nty has 20 miles of highwav tha t qualifies under lhP 75-25 matc hing program. However, under the Federal progr am it cos ts Uhe county money lo put the highway in condition to meet Federal sta ndards. Aiso. the matching funds must be cerlifil'd. Roberts went on to explain that rhey a re l!y ing to get all ~ vedroads up to Ihe point where they can begin using hot mix. "Our goal is to is to maintain all roads, pr<'serve a U roads and keep them paved" Roberts observed. percent of tha t. or $!1R.7fri. Any winning $1 st raight ticket earn s $4.956. while a n)' winni ng $1 boxed ticket earns $-113. CENTER CUT ·· Sou th In sou theas t winds 10 to 20 uillp. i ll\ ~_c_on_t_in-ued ___ rro_m_:_p_a::_g"_A_1_I L-_________________ Volunteer Emergency Squad NOW OFFERING HAM SALAD lB. Btls. \ 'lullimrdia ' '' ""pape r Democrats also have a two-man race lor lhe nomination to run for winnin g tickPts are Pn titled to 45 POUND Sunde!\ . IIIJ' ( ~/ -~t · r HOMEMADE #fhl' cham·c of r~1i11 i." 110 JX'rC'C'nt Satut'da~ · ni,l!ht a11d '70 pPrc-r•nt (Ol !H i tl, t '-~ j.H>"I. I IU' p :ll d ,tl l StateCentraiCommlttee ,man,with Wllllam A. LaveUe and Donald F . Moyer seeking the nomination and State Central Committee, woman, with Mary C. GaUagher, Julle A. Lambe and Virginia Weiss seeking thenomlnalion. Republicru" ·vil! vote for delegates to the t'u'lur ' l Convention for only Ronald !Wag• . J. fhey will vole on Clarence MiUer Congressional representative, unopposed ; An drew Douglas, Supreme Court, unopposed; Homer E. Abele. Court of Appeals, unopposed; Bill Keslar, unopposed for Stale Central Com mlttee. man; BarbaraL.Deedsand Janet A. Seaman, both seeking the nominal ion for State Cenrrai Com- Ambulance Service :Low in the mirl c,o,_ High near 711. 1 ~\KE .. $ 29 ;'--,, .,/ / 99¢ wand tilt contro l Eas v to 1nsta ll and shorten All hardware lf'l<:luded In lhe most popular colors Cotlo '1 White and Alabaster ~ : Saturtla.\ nig- ht. f'l ou ct ~· with Ll Chane(' 11f r ai n . Low ;)() ro ~.1. Sund a~ . ~ho\\-T'rs or thunciC'rstorm s li kd\" . i-ug h t{Jto i O. Th(~c hancf' of rain i!'~lll i;x'rc('nt Sa rurda .\" nighr ancl tlO SUPERIOR PRE -SLICED • Or1e 1nch a luminum slats • • • • an> John H. Ridgway and James Withen>ll with Uhe nominee to oppose Uhe Republican nominee In Uhe fall . 1\vo candidates also seek Uhe Democratic nomination to run lor county commissioners, term beglnnlngJan.2,1985.TheyareDon E. Mullen. a former commissioner. and Joseph D. Sayre. The winner " 111 oppose whichever of the three Republicans nominated Tuesday for that commissioner term . Other Democrat candidates for county posts. unopposed Tuesday but facing Republican opposition in the fall, are Yvonne ScaUy, for county commissioner. term start ing Jan. 3. 1985; James J . Proffitt. incumbent shf'ri1f: Peggy Bowers $1,472.01 1, while holders of winn ing rickets are Pnlitled to share $629,667.00, lol! e!Ji officia ls sa id. In the parimuruel ·' Pick 4'" game, sales tolalf'd $2 1~ . 192.50. Holders of CHICKEN BREAST $J49 REDECORATE TODAY AND SAVE! :.=c~~ ~~,:: c.- - - BLIND ·~ court. probate division; Richard E . Jones. incumbent . for county commissioner. term beginning Jan . 3, 1985; Fred W. Crow III, Incumbent prosecuting attorney: LaiTY E . Spencer , incu mbent . c lerk of courts: Howard E . Frank for sheri1f; George M. Col lins, for county trmsurer, and Philip M. Roberts. for county engineer. CLEVELAND !AP I - The winning number drawn Friday . night in thE' Ohio Lol!ery 's daily · ga me. "The Number.·· was 529 . in the " Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday , th e winning number was 9:!90. The lol! ery reported ea rnings of $842,343.50 from the wagering on "The !\umber ... $}39 89¢ LB. T-BONE STEAK to. -LEVOLOR® ~ cha ncr otrain i.s.10 Pf>ref'nt Sa turcb~ ai ~hl and 411 pc't'CE'nt Su nda_ \ ·. CUBE STEAK FRESH BEEF LIVER WALLPAPER SUPER MARKET bent. Syrdcuse. is opposed by GeorgeS. Hobstettero!Pomeroy. Thethirdraceisforoominalionto run as the Republican candidate for coroner in Uhe faU. The candidates are James P . Conde , Middlepoi-1 , a nd Rankin Ra y Pick e n s, Incumbent. Local Republican ca ndidates who are unopposed in the Tuesday primary but several of whom will have Democratic opponents in thf' fa il general election are Robert E. Lnuery winning numbers: 529, 9290 LEAN & JUICY STEW BEEF Please VOTE May 8, 1984 ships . Local Democrats will vote on Thr Parnings came on sa lE's of FRESH \A :.~ FRESH lOth D1 strict Stale Central Committeeman clo ud~ S<Jturda,· nig ht. mostlY SHOULDELRB. STEAK lOth D1strict State Central Committeewoman REPUBLICANS ¥. $}59 LB county coroner and the candidates control, guardrail and the balance of road name signs. Roberts conunenlcd it was diffi cult to forecast the extent of the program at the present tlme aswork is based on wml her, how much travel (heavy equipment) and materia l ava ilability. HE' did say that Uhere is a possibility of a n aspha lt shortage. PORK JAN SEAMAN ~OR'111WE<;T 4:) to .10. SundaY. c loudv wtlh a cham·,. uf rain . High 60 r.o 1)1. The chanc<' uf ra in L<lO percent Sa turd;n· night and 00 IX'!Tcnt SundO)'. . BACON by the 1Oth District Republican Committee m os fl~· in th(• .-~~ - WEST ('ENTRAJ, Sa !Uitla.' nig ht , mosllv clouctv ~·i r h a slight chtJ ncf' of sho~·rrs. r ~o~· SUPERIOR Buck for judge of Uhecomrnonpleas Included in the road program will ' 99¢ Emrnogene Holstein Congo. incum, be ditching, bJush cutting, du st 12 OZ. PKG. Zone forecasts OHIO 79¢ SUPERIOR'S Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ~~i~··::~::~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~:;--~~~~~::~~::~;.:--:h.~~~n:~~~~~~~~~~~~--------------~~~(~C~o~nt~ln~u~ed~fr~o:m~~~g~e~AJ~I Roads .. FRESH LEAN across Kansas, and ovpr !he Arkansas Sunda.\ morning and to southern Illinois S unci a~· L'\'Pning. CHUCK ROAST WHOLE FRYERS wcr<' wide!)· scancrcd across northeast F lorida. wit h showers wi de ! ~; scanered over Minnesota and Illinois, from Oklahoma 4?\'Pn in the north . Shuweors probably will continue for the n .,; t of the w<'<'k~nrt Hi~h prt•ssun-' will movr rus t ro a linr from Pt•nnsv lv aniu to r\o l'lh BONELESS FRESH ras tern New York and western Prnnsy..·lv anin . Thund{'rstorms ch an c~ $279 SIRLOIN LB. STEAK at Hos)Jf'r s and Ce nter. ThP rain rontinuf'd this morning m·er northPrn Nf'\.v F.ngland . By The As.-;ocial<'d l'r.-ss After somf' sunshinp Saturda.v aftf'rnoon , showers or thunder· storms wUJ sprf'ad up from thf' southwC's t during lhP night B ~· Sunda~· morning. somP rain is li k~> i~· int o ('(• ntral Ohio 'With a sl1ght Df>vp\oping low IJrl'ssun• in TPX:J!-1 \#Je Reterve The Rigt11 to limit Ou•ntities ' north of' Ja mestown. and in Iowa Showers through weekend Prices good thru May 12. 1984 GO TO CHURCH [V[RY SUNDAY major damage, the National Weather Service said. The twisters touched down in North Dakota near Wimbledon, Grace Clly and a spot about 25 miles Na&onal Weelhef Carolina 1his pvenin~. CLOSED SUNDAYS brought no rt>por1 s of injuries or Snow FRONTS : Warm- Fri.-Sat.9 am til 10 pm By The~ Press Rain and thunderstorms covered much of the nation today, with the storms expected to spread by tonight , but a cold front blamed for a host of tornadoes and high wind<; in rhc last few days flnaUy moved out over thf' Allantlc Ocean . Three tornadoes in North Dakota and two in Iowa on Friday afternoon and evening May 6, 1984 o)! ln1111 h t· ln).! ~ dll ll\" lbn,rl:r l dt' "l~rl \\ hu1 t1h n l. !IH ~k~a g11 .1 1 1~ l l • •I• 1r" \ lun~\ · nu f...1r1 ~ tilt" .\1.1\ ln( .rrd' .1rd rlw -.. dl-~ 1 1 .rrd .1\ .1 1I.Jh k- .1\l t" h "d ( Jur nc\\· ,\l:r.stcr( .:1rd c rrd IS ;!lluther of the nuny fine sc n ·JCcs we' >ITer th :rtmakL·s \o ur li nanc ial life rnorc secure a nd c onvenient . l 'S1111( the I" test 111 S<.'curif\· techn<dogv, our new MasterCard c ard is the safest c 1rd "'·;ul.thk An >und I< >wn . or ;rround the world . w rth Ma.~terC;r rd. \·ou · re g u ;rr; u ncnl irnrm:di;rtc acu:ptanu.: and recognit ion - ·The Commercial and Savings Bank of Gallipolis " ALWAYS ON YOUR SIDE" 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza Member FDIC Athletically, I received the athletic key award from Gallia Aca demy and was a member of the O.S.U. golf team. Prior to practicing law, I was a teacher and coach for three years in our public school system. Professionally, I have been engaged in the practice of law in Gallia County for over twelve years . The basis for a good prosecu tor, in my opinion, is that he must have integrity, be will ing to work, have common sense and be persistent in his endeavors. I invite you to consult with your friends and neighbors in evaluatmg my candidacy. Please forgive me if I have failed to personally knock on your door and ;ntroduce myself as your Republican candidate for prosecutor and ask for your vote . Your vo te will be appreciated . Paid for by the Candidate - Spring Vall Rt 4, Gal li polis, OH . �Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, May 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W . Va . A-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page a soen!Utc oasiS to support the Pxistence of telepathy. psychic hPaling through sound. reincarna · tion and many additional subjects previously considered paranormal. She has been an instructor at Ohio University in the filed of parapsy · chology for six years. has !Je<>n a consultant to medical practit loners and the 0. U. Sc hool of Nursing tor two years, IS invited to spea k more often in the university systf' m than any other paid speaker, is a graduate researchE"r, has bcE'n the subject of m any magazinP and nE"wspaper at1icl..s plu s TV and radio broadca sts. She has ix't•n thE' ditwtor of the Esteric Unlimil<od Founda tion and Libraty since 1976 and is currently writin~ an individualized workbook thai wi ll be ul Uized as a tex t onlil iled Un1ts of Dimension an Esoteric Unlimilt'<l Forum. P cu 1ieipa nts shoul(l drC'ss in eonfortablf' c lothing and b r ing a pillow . POMEROY ~ Shen} Edw<Hus. un\vrrsity instnK' tor. resean·hpr and tu10r vdll prt:'sent a sl'mina.r on Monda)·. Mav7. from< p.m . to9p.m. "\ Diamond Sa,·ings and Loan. Poinero~ . :nuring thr onC' da ~· S£'minar. F'.dwards wtll prPS!'nl C\'iden!'e and r<:s<'arch 1hal pmves that prople h~ye compiC't r authoril)" O\'{'J' their t·motions. F:arh participanr . Jccordi ng to Edwards , wtlllravf'\\'llh thf' abili t~ 10 maintain mon• rontml (l\ ·Pr thC'ir pbys1ca l txx:l~· . CTPatL' enC'rg)· . n!llf'VP pam. Sllmulate c rf'Oti\"i ty a nd prE'Iiminatc s lrt •ss. ' CndC'r Sf'VC'rC' rondi ri ons 1his " Y" tr m has l:x't'n uSl'CI to can t rol t ramatic shock and stop b\('f'ding. Th1s tram i.ng tf>Ch mque ha s hf><'n r e..~tPd m l<.~bo rato r:.· and l"f'il l lik sijuat ion..". Ed\\"ards w ill a lso mtrcduc·c· A ura L'ards. f'<.;.peciaJJ\· nPatf'ri li ght "ensittt\"(' card s that 1.\"111 allow .JJ,"l)"Oflf' to bf> J bh.' to (X'J'Cf'l\ '(' 1hf' r~C'l"){\" tkld s around an~· ln· mg :-;ystem. For furthC'r mfunnation cont act Betlv K almowski a t 367 75:lR. Pam · !'Ia Ca l\'('1'1 at 992·7284 or Prlscilla McBrid!' a 1 388-i\l?Ci. Costs is $12 per pf'r son . Thi s a non-prof i t orgamzat ion f\s a Summa Cum Laucla g-ra du· .~ te or Ohio Uni\"C•r-sl!, .. EdH'a rds has l"Onduct E'd n•sc>arc h that r stablishPS Students represent 17 systems at Rio event RIO CRA\/DF. ~ ,\n OhJo f1ecruilmC'nl OJ~· \.\.:as sponson>d by· rhe Plac·pment Officf' at Rio Gr<1 ndr Coll<.'g(' IT'et~ ntl~' . and 17 sc hool .;;ystrm" Thio;; \\'C'J'C' thos<' whn arP ablf' to rrlocatf'. Among t hr school systrm s rr prest•ntrd w ere : St. RPrnard - E lmwood Place City Schools. Dcla· warf' Cou nty Schools. Galli<:~ Count :"'· Schools. Portsmouth CHy Sc hools. F airborn City Schools. Xenia Cit y Schools. Dioc·ese of Columhus. Callipoli s City Schools . Spnng1icld \ity School s. Logan ·Hocking \ it'· Schools, Plckawa y County Sc hools. Sctoto Coun ty Sc hools. Pike Co unl v Schools. Bloom Local Schools. Chillicothe Ci ty Schools . Wa shing· ton County Schools <Jnd Cincinnati Public Schools. rcprcsrntl'd . H1o C ra ndc Colll'gf' will ~ r' iHiu . lt f' approximJtf' i .'- 74 lf'aC hPl'" in a!! arf'as ot C'duca !lon. ,\fl(l dt~ mand is g r eatest in math. } "f' at -..;cicncf'. c• l f' mC'nlar~· f'du c<.t tion. r·f•adin g and "Pf'C i<-tl Pducati on. ThC' c oli Pgc plitePm f' nt d irf'Ciot ·. I 'L·g Th omi:.ls, s tal £>d . "'T hts y f'ar 1s !.!Oing to bf' an rxC'f'l lrnt _\·Par for placrmt •nr ol tf'Ch('rs, PSpC'(' ia \J_\· for ------Extinguish ~IDDI. I· :Pr H!T ~ ThP M iddll' day at Klnsey-Garret Home In Royal Park. COLUMBUS - Local govern· men! agencies can apply to !he Ohio Department of Natural Resources IODNRI through July 1 for grants to fund public outdoor recreation projects. The grants are available through !he federal Land and Water ConsPrvalion Fund 1LWCFi !hat Is administered locally by ODNR's Office of Ourdoor Recreation Service The LWCF reimburses project sponsors for up to 50 percent of the cost involved In acqulrtng and/ or df'veloping public land and water VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE WHO HAS THE PROVEN ABILITY AND THE EXPERIENCE TO BE YOUR NEXT SHERIFF. JOHN TAYLOR A VOTE FOR IS A VOTE FOR GOOD GOOD LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR THE NEXT 4 YEARS. E p u rec reation ~sources. The program includE's land projects suc h as the dPvelopment of tennis courts, ball fields. swimming pools, picnic areas. hiking trails and elderly· . handtcappcd modifications. It also Sherry Edwards 129 school issues on Primary ballot.'> s :.~~ ·s th !\ with emphasis on !hose involving the Ohio River and Lake Erie. Oh io received $2.7 million through the LWCF for Fiscal Year SUJJf'l"intf'nclrnt Th0 issurs .includt> 69 curren t opcrettng tr' t"' . .J2ce~it o l improv" mrnt or JX·rmanPnt tmpru,·pment !!'\'irs and IX bond lrv iPs. Supt•rin · l<'ndcnt Franklin B. Waller " 'id Frida;·. Wall<•r sa id per pupil public srhool sprndin.Q in Ohiocvnt in uPs to fall IX'hind thr nationul 3\"PI"a.[!P . Thf' ~ talC' srx·nt an m·pragt\ of $2.~>16 to educate m ch studmt in !9R2·19FJ. th(~ la st ~ · ra r for \\"h tch figurr•s arr a\·ail ablc Th!' n<ltionJ.l a\·rragr for that .w·ar wa s $2 .7Rh. h(~ said . " H E R I F A F N r-;:::============~==::::::::::~~:::::::::::=::::::::=::=;::::~:;;;;=;;:;~:;;:;:===] RY BALLOT SAMPLE DEMOCRATIC PRIMA PRIMARY ELECTION - MAY 8, 1984 GALLI A COUNTY For Counlv Tr.-a~owrt>r PAMELA D. JARRELl (\•olr for nol ;unrr 1l1an nnr\ WAYNE RUSSELL BONNIE STliTES • Patd for by Bonn1e L. Stutes Rt. 3. Gallipolts, Oft Open Daily SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY 1 0 -9; Sunday S Taylor. Treas I Oh 45631 Patd lor by the John Taylor f or Sheriff Commttlee, 129 Basttam Onve. !984 ~ chool :-; tat e ~~ s 4.) c suppJrts waterfront access pro- ballots on 129 \ocal srhool i:-.suPs \Ita~ ~- B L I jects \O LUMBCS. Ohio tAP! ~ \' o· tPr s in 11:> school di~tnct s w!ll ca~ t F 0 R R 1-6 blaze ------~ F in • l.>epar1mf'nl wa:-. C<J llf'd 1-'1~<.b \ at II. l :i p m . to thf' r)(o('('h damag('S. AUTOMOTIVE VALUES! CUT MP61016 11 30-50°/o Sears Silent Cushion tires Save •20 $69 Our r;>egular Plastic-arm Chaise Lounge Mura· Cordless Telephone Has 10-number m e mory and lasl number redial. Up lo Polypropylene webbing, alum . frame . Van/rstrbrown . 700 -ft . range. Rotary/pushbutton compatible hook up. Our 13.97, Coordinating Polio Chair ... .......... .. . . 102 . .. 10.97 31.~9 ' Our qU1etest-nd1ng ra - WEAROUT WARRANTY L1m 1Ted .varr::m ty agarnst 11re wear . out I= or lhc spec 1tred m 1es Sertr s ""'' 1 rep lace t he llfC or 8 $89 . ' · ·. ' . ~ -~ { I· . I ~ dia l prov1de s a smooth nde 42 .000 mile wear · o ut wa rr a nty P155 O<ve a re h.. nd ct>ar (j rng o n ly l or , , ,.. I"T1ilf'<; used 80RI 2 ,. Fit Boys' 6 -8 '1i ; 9 - 11 3 99 • 0ur4.97 6-pr. Pkg. Boys' Tube Socks Acrylic/nylon Crew length. COMPUTER WHEEL BALANCE 2 Wheels sgoo 4 Wheels $}8° 0 I[ II II 1/ I q Color Slide And Mavle Processing Sears 48 battery Super 8mm Movies, 1.09 20•exp. Slides ... 1.09 36·exp. Slides .... 1.99 \ Sears ..,..,, \ ~- M't'·1304R 410 amps ol cold crankIng power Mee1s or ex · ceeds reqUirements of mos t veh 1cles . Size 24F. 1' 11 , , , 11 , '· ' ' ·' " !.: 1'"\t "' • N, .., o\ .ll l.rh lt '' ' ''''' ,\IY .1nd "( , ,, 11 . d"~ '11J'pkrr ir·rll' •ln ' LPII• r• · •n t · ~lr . r • ,!',k 1hon1t "' .• r , , r n lr r 1' 1.1rl ' Sears . Roebud: and Co SaflslacfiOfl Gmuanreld or SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Your Mime~ B~e• ~ ~~r~~ Tax collections up during April Colar Enlargements 42~ 9 Sole Pric~ 2Fo~3 K mart'' 011 Filter In sizes to fit many U.S. and foreign cars . From your favorite slandard-slze color negatives or slides. 2 •97 EJ Whale Cashews 11-oz. • vacuum lin of nuts lor snacks. 6.88 8x10" • Nol hom I 10 or dille 111m LLEWELLYN, Pa. iAPi ~ Workers found the last of six people killed when the four·wheel·drlve vehicle they were riding in plunged down an abandoned coa I mine shaft. as grieving relaliws expresS('(] tl'lief !hat their ordeal of uncer· tainty finally had camP to an end. Three txxlies were pulled from the shafl Friday. La!<' Friday night. the workers sighted the final two txxli!'s and hoped to recover them toda)·. accorolng to Bruce Dallas. a spokesman with the state Depart mf"nt of Envimnmcnral Resoutres. The first body~ of Connie Bluls. 2!\ ~ was recovered Th..sday night. bPfore water in thr minf' and a partial cave-in hamperf'd efforts to find I he others Mt>anwhile, the own!'r of the land where 1he accident occun·ed denied Friday knowing of a cave· in on his propertv before lhP accid!'nl. and said he had posted signs warnmg prople to keep off. Thr six victims, rangi ng in age from J6tu2Ci. had been missing since Prnbarklng April 28 for a riU!' in an area popular with off· road mthusi· asls for its twisting bvways on a mountain riddlt'!l with dc'ep mine shaft s. Th!' S!'arc h fur bodies began shortly after th!' vehicle was spot l<od in the shaft Monday. Photos of five of the victims sat on the hallway tahle at the homrof Juel Flertasavage, grandmother of lhrw of the victims. She had ht>ld out hope for !hei r rescue until F'riday afternoon. ~hen she eriE'<:! and admitted, "My nerves a're shot ." "This is a relief in a way, but my stomach isqueasy.ll'shappeningso fast," said Noreen Bertasavage, aunt of three victims. The rescuers Friday used 10-foot pol..s as probes and hooked the clothing of three victims . Workers wrapped the bodies in sheets and sped them from the site in arnbularces. The txxliE>s wPr<' found in quick pumping watE>r from the shaft. Dallas said. ThP victims wE>r!' lodged among rubble sevNal feet below where the car became wedged . SPECIAL CUT $2050 trade -1n McARTHUR. Ohio !API ~ An explosion at lhe Austin Powder plant in Vinton County injured at least three peopll' Friday night. accorolng to a sherlff's deputy. An explosion was reported a I the plant on U.S. Route 50 Past of McArthur at 8:45p.m., said VInton County sherlff's dlspatcherCarolyn McManis. A second sherlff' s deputy who asked not to be identified sa id two of the injured were taken toO'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens. On!' of those. Eddie Ward. 32, of Me Arthur, later was taken to Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus where he was reported in stable condition with an arm wound that nursing coordinator Linda Wis<' said might have caused nerve damage. Th<' sheriff's deputy said thC' names of th!' other rv.·o who were succession after workers began FILM DEVELOPING 5 97 • 0urReg. 10.94 Rod/Reel Camba 2-pc. spin-cast rod and Zebco•' 202 reel . Funeral Amanda Jo Nelson REEDSVILLE ~ Amanda Jo Nelson infant daughter of Mike Nelson andTamera S..nnett, Reeds· ' ville, died Friday morning at West VIrginia University Hospital, Morgantown. The infant her grandpar· parents Is survived by besides maternal !'nts, Vernon and Ellen Bennett, L ore City, Ohio: palemalgrandpar· ents. Thor and Norma Nelson, Coolville. Graveside services wW be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. at Rushville Cemetery. Reedsville. \\'hitc Funeral Home in Coolville is in charge of arrangements. WINDSOR, England lAP) Show business personalities paid trtbute Saturday to Diana Dors, 52, the curvy, blonde bombshell of British movies who died after a two-year battle against cancer. Take care of the boys and say farewell to everyone concerned. This Is not the way It was rehearsed." Miss Dors had one son by Lake and two sons by her second Miss Dors died Friday night. her husband, actor Alan Lake, at her ~Ide at Princess Margaret Hospital in Windsor, 25 mlles west of London . Lake said Miss Dors last woros marriage to Dickie Dawson , a Canadian-born comedian known to American audiences as Richam Dawson, game show host of Family Feud. As a screen sex symbol who was COWMBUS, Ohio I AP) - State personal income tax collections increased' more than expected in April bul the gain may be lost this month. Ann P. Nolan. deputy statebudgE>t director, said the tax generated $294.5 million last month, $95.2 million more than expected. In March the tax produ!'ed $154.7 million. The jump occurred because lax returns were processed faster than expected, Ms. Nolan said. As a rPSult, May collectlons may be much lower than projected. For the year, the tax has ge:1erated $2.04 billion. about 10 percent more than was estimated. The Sunday Monroe. Miss Dors once confessed , "I was lucky ... because I was th~ first. Until I appeared, sex was a dlrty worn." In a career spanning over 30 years, she made her name as a sex goddess In the 1\f.itls and 190011, became a competent actress, and recently was a witty guest on television talk shows and a TV advice columnist who spoke tram experience. fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiii~~-·~~~~········ r~w~er~e~,~"~O~h~,~my~~~~~~~lov~e~y~o~u~.~~b~il~l~ed~a~sB~ri~ta~in~'~s~an~s~we~r~t~o~M~a~r~Uiyn~ For good. sound County Go vernment. re -elect David Ko · blentz Meigs' County Comm<s · s10ner for a second term . David Koblentz has proven in the last 3'/, years that he is capa · ble of holding the office that has I he fiscal and administrative res · ponsibilities for County Govern· ment . • McArthur explosion leaves three injured Workers find 3 more bodies St!l'f'l A~~rtmf'nt s whPrr a ~ killf'l v.:as ll'ft unattrndf'd. The rPwl'rP no po~t ROYAL OAK, Mich. ~Louise S. White, 79, a resident of here fonnerly of Bidwell, died Saturoay, AprU 28, in the Cambridge Nursing Center East, Madison Heights, Mich. She was born Aug. 9, 190<1, in Athens, Ohio and was a graduate of the old Bidwell-Porter High School. Surviving are her husband, Merrill C. White, sons, Harry of Baltimore, Md., and Thomas of Royal Oak; 10 grandchildren, six great grandchildren and a brother· in-law and sister·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn WhiteofGallipolts .She was a formPr president of the volunteers group at William S..au· mont Hospital in Royal Oak . Funeral services were held 1\Jes. Va. Actress Diana Dors loses two-year cancer fight Area deaths ODNR grants now available Mind seminar set W. accomPlishments during his term are as follows : Sanita~ landfil l: -Built the Mental Retardation School and passed levy to support tl: -Supported Scipio lndustnal Park making poss ible for $250.000.00 in rotating grant funds to stay in Metgs County for this project and fu · lure development: - Obtained a $23.000.00 litter Control Grant which cleaned up many of the illegal dump sties: - Provided repaved parking area around Veterans Memortal Hospital ; - Helped establish one of the best Emergency Med ica l Services tn the State of Ohio . and recently, through the cooperatron of Veterans Me· moria! Hospital and EMS have initiated Advanced EMT Ambulance Training Course: -County government has operated with a balanced budget : David Koblentz has focused attention on the economic deveopment potentials of Meigs County . With the help of the Meigs County Planning Commission . the County Commissioners have identified 14 potential Industrial Sttes which are fairly well -distributed throughout the County. The inven tory. evaluatiOn. and ranking have all been re corded tn the off ic e of Economic Development in Columbus where all potenttaltndustry goes for information. ~Estab lished the injured wef!' not immediately availal>le. He dcS!'rlbed their injur· ies as mtnor. A team from the Bureau of Alcohol. TobacmandFirearmswas at the S!'ene Friday evening attempting to determine a ca use tor lh!' blast. The deputy said thepxplosion was in "l hP m ai n nitro building" and c auSf\d ··ex tensive" damage, but no dollar figure was available. The rlf>puty said he did not know how many people were inside the buidling at the time of the blast. An C'mergency room nurSe at O'Bleness. Karen Teicher, said Ward told her ht• believed everyune else In the plant at the 1imP of the explosion got out safely. The Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms in Columbus said no information aboul the explosion would tx> r!'leascd until at least later toda~' · '• • Hydraulic Lift with Front Outlets • 3 Cylinder. liquid Cooled NOW ONLY • Electric Power Take Oft • Dual Disc Brakes • Hydrostatic Control Lever with Memory • Plus Many More. O'DELL .7h«t-ya&teLUM BE 2400 Based on this record , VOTE FOR & RE-E LECT DAVID J . KOBLENTZ for a second term as Meigs County Commissioner, May 8. Thank you. David J. Koblentz Pdld fu1 b~' Canrklate. Oav1d J Kobt entz Rl 3 Porne10y OH 45769 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis STORE HOURS: "onday, Tuesday, Wednesdav Friday. Saturday · 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . Thursday. 9 a.m. · 11 noon Open Evenings Bv Appointment 13" DIAGONAL COLOR TV Model Z1310 A. • Zenith Tn-Focus P1cture Tube for outsJanrl.nnl sharpness • Depeneable 100'111 modular 2-1 Chass1s • Tranststorized VHF/UHF Super V1deo Range Tuning • Slim-line cabinet FREE WITH PURCHASE OF A 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM OR BEDROOM SUITE! 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The dent!! mouldings. half.round turnings cut out fully returned base and authenllc style brass finished -Prior Sales Not Subject To Thl1 Special Offer! hardware that accents the Harvest pine finish on pine engraved wood product. pine and selected hardwood soOds all add to the charm of this boldly styled ....... collection . Select now while our stock Is complete at these low lnl•oductory prices! �Page A-8- The Times-Sentinel •r ••. Two women hurt in Friday wreck f'NJy 6, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Ion theri er ' I'[t'"' ~ D • I • .... .. ,./"'_ ~'=. ..... ~! ... -. .• • ;:g. ;;: 0 • ;;'~ -l!l::::: )lo"' ~~ • Sunday . Ill ~ n .,. .•• .. · •t ~ ~ ' A ... . = C1 · •4 -g ··• .... 0' ' ....... ' · ·• ... ······· 0 en > -4 . :::c: 0 - Al so ciled b)· police were Lisa K . Roush, 19, Rl . 2. B idwell. msu!ficient fu nds: Connie I. F:vans. ~9 . Rl 2. Bidwell. failure 10 obey a red light ; Jane 0 . Johnson. o~. Pomeroy. Te xt h~· KF.\T\0 KEU ~Y dri\'i.n g thr \\.'rang \va~· on a one-way slll'<'t; Rick D. 1'.'hobt<')'. .31. Addison. open conta iner : and Ro· ll<'ri R. Cunningham. 18. Sy racuse . s peeding Photos hy LEE AN:\ WELCH Emergency runs 1984 French City Run attracts over 400 participants to Gallia POM E ROY - Slx emergency ru n..<; wcrr m adr b~' local units F rida)· lhP Meigs County F:mer gt•ncv· M f'dica l Se n ·icc reportf'd. AI H:i2 a.m . Middlepo rt was c;dlrd to 1h<' Middlcpon Police [)<•parlm<'nl fol' [ Jomld LovPI! who was tak en tu \' H p r ~m s M emor ial lmsptt al: a1 12: i :i p.m. Racine l o thc firp st<llion for F:llith Manuel. laken to VeiNa ns Memorial: at 6: 34p.m . Sy rc usc to s_,.r<J cusP Eleme ntary fo i' C reg M ichael.laken lo Veterans Mrm orial; at 7: 44 p. m . Prnero_ v to J )omf'ro_ v HpaJth CarP Cr ntcr for ('")en .:z;:;,.. ,...en _::c ' .r- : ~ • ti:'l ken to Vf' tera ns M emor ia l: •• •• •• •• •• • • Rotary dub views cancer related film • .., c « o(') Dr. Crai g 'CI: Ma lhC'ws was thf' SPf'ClkPr a t lh(' • ••• •• •• •• •• •• • ,(') 00 o-40 ..:z,...... • -•• .z •• • •• •• •• • -w ,,..,... ,C) • • Ill • ••• •• •• ••• •• ~ • ~ .:z:: • • • ~ • • •• ~ • 0 :.:.t -t c:: , ('") •• • • •• oe: ...., ,.,.. >0 • CD Frida\' nighl mPctm g of thp ' 1idd1Pporl ·l 'om<' ro.v· RotarY hf'id at lh<' lfpalh Ll nllf'd MPihodisl Church Dr. Malhf'WS spokr· on behalf of div·ision in the 10-K. finishing wilh a lime of 42:09. Sand ra Joseph, Huntington. W.Va .. placed second at 45:47, with Karen Tillis, Proclmville, corning in lhird at 46:32. Ther<' wPre 79 people entered in the 10-K. F or lhe second year. Phil Howard of Bainbridge won lh~ m en's div lslon of thP 5-K race. coming In at 14: 23. Howard finished last year's 5-K wilh a time of 16: 13. Bruce 1\.lbcrt, Catlettsburg. Ky ., look set'Ond place in the men' s division all4: 25, and JO<' Hillyer placed third a114:46 . First and second place in I he i'r s. but the sun soon ap(X'arcd and approx imately 4!XJ tUnners showed up h<'re Saturday for I he fourlh F rench City J{ un lhrough I he sl rPets or Gallipolis. Officials tor th e run. cosponsored by Holzer Medical Center and Ohio Valley Publish· ing Co., sa id 187 people were ptl"-registered and 163 registered the morning of lhe run . The overall count w as down !rom las I year' s tot al of 400 plu s. "! think, by golly , 11 looks good That rain didn't hurt anything. " IX'amed Charles I. Adkins. chi ef Pxecutive officer at HMC. as hP vi ewed the field of r unnf'rs pn 'paring for the firs t run. The race w as divided up into I he >-K 1:l. l mile' race. 10-K t6.2 mile ! rae<'. and lh<' Di nosaur Dash. All t·acps w!'re officialt .v· slarled b) · OVP's Larry Boye r. Winner of the 10-K In the mpn 's di\·ision was Mark Fox. Well slon . wi th a lime of :1>1: 03. Placin,C" spc ond wa s J()(• Hill_vPr . Alh~n s . at :l-1: 37, anll Ironton's Rick Mat1in, wi lh a lime of :\6:08, "'"' third Coilella Pa r k of Poinl Pil'a· ~ ant was wi.Jmpr of the ,~,-u m cn 's ~~ at 11:'>1 p.m M iddleport to Stonewood Apart ment s t'or t: sther Kis~' ·1 1. t;lkPn to VC'tcra ns MPmorial - CALL !POLL<; - Th ~ mornmg activities tx-gan with with show - 0~ LouiSC' Wa tson, takr n to Vetc>rans MPmoria l; a t ~: H p.m . Pomeroy to Propl0s TrrrarC' for Louise R osPn - M IDDL!-YOHT 00 -A th£> A m f'riran C"a ncr r ~ ipt y and p r'f'.scn t0l1 an insptra rional film tha t lold of Bill Ku nkPI. an AmPncan LPaguc ba seba ll umpirP thai had rancf'r and hmv hf' r amP back aft r r having 1hf' d iSC'aSf'. In char g<' of 1hP prugr a m was Bill f'ranci' and Roger l.uckPvdoo, prrs iclf'nt pres ided. Dinner wa s ,..,,rved b\' l hc lad ies ot t hP church women's division of the5--K wen~ won. res pectively, by two sisters from Poinl Pleasan t. El isa Boonsoe captured firsl plaC<' at 18: 50, and Catherin<' Boonsue followed at 19: 31. Debbbie Lew. a med ical student from Akron . placed lhird at 20:56. In the Dinosaur na sh. B r ian Ca rtf'r. Gallipolis. \\-'On first place. followrd by .Jdf Sigman. Elkins. W.Va .. in second. and .Joe Hammond of Patriot Stat Rout e in lhird. Kath)· Bccbf'. Ga llipolis. won first tn lhc wom en's div ision . ''I'm ticklt>d to death the papPr tOVPl and the hospil al JJ'\' ,.,. wor kJng together. anrl th c1 t w {· got so m e COOJX'ratinn in lh t' community.' ' Adkins norf'fl prior to th(• ra cf's " !think lhP bencfiii Othis al'l·a is Tha t it no1 only at1 ra c 1s peoplr from inside the communit y. but from outsid<' as w eU. " lhP HMC admini strator cant inuC'd. "It show s that people' ar C' i.ntPr('stC'd in their health . and that it's not a pa ssing fad ... J eff Morris. a repon cr und sportswn le r for lhf' Poi nl Pleasa nt Rf'gi stPr. was one of the Ia! entranl s in lhc 5-K. A runner since Pighlh grade. M orri s said h<' was get ling b<Jck in! o praet icl' aga in after an in~ctiVl' ~'riod . Askt'<i how ill' fell a bout being a participant rat hC'r than an obsC'n-'C'r , Mon·is noted Sf'· riousJ:o.·. " It's a !ot differf'nt, tx>cau SC' in stead of' w atching C'\·ervonf' go Ihr oug h a 11 thf' pain . I' ll IX' in pain along with thPm ." A m o rf' lighthP<Jrtf'd \ 'if'w of . Individual ('-2 ,., n'SulL~ ,. lhP ra ce w as o fff'n'Ci bv Dr Lor i Bennrt t. an f'mcrgrnc.\ · room phy!-i iCiJn at P IPa sanl V aJ!p~· Hospi ta l. wh o entered tx>lh lhc :")·K and Dinosaur Dash aftrr comp iPiing a 24 ·hourslinl in E ll. "II was peer pressure. l hcy shamC'd me into doing it." Bennell c hu ckled as • hP w<.u m C'd up for thf' ~ - K. from which she C'n:e r gf'd as hf'r ag1 · division w innPr. " 1 just wan t 10 fini sh. I cam e h<'l'<' lot' I he shirt ·· ~\ ·Pra l a r ra trnr k tram m em ber s e ntcrf'd th f' racr . primarily to impro\·r rhrir timr and p<• ri orma nce. Mik< • .Jack son. a fres hman tn(•mlx' r of Nurlh Callia High School' s track sq u<J d. entPa'll thp S-1\ to sta\ ln shapP. " I w ant to bl>com P bP!Ier for track." notf'd Jackso n. " 1\P tX'f'n runni ng I he m iiP for t\t·o or I hr('(' .vf'a rs now " . /, ""' ~It ~~ a lot diff( •rl'rll. hl'mu .w• inslf'ad ofwatdtillf' f'O tlrnntKh all thf' pain. I'll IH' irr pni11 alonK u·itlt them." said 01 P ,,Iaffer ]1•j( Horri.,. l ' t 'l'rHmf' .'i- KiltlrJJI'Ier participarrt . ('fft lf;(a:\" r\LO:\'G - Ric~ .,1 artin, or Ironton . pani d pal1·ri in th 1· In-K t'\'t•nt of tht• Fn 'nc:h Cit ,\ · Hun Satunlay in (;:llliJH )Ib ..\lartin plan•d third O\'t'nt.U in thP 10--li , :ulft fiN in hi.. agt• di\'i.-..iun. .' . ! < Marriage licenses ~ 1 ~ ; GA LUPOI.TS - Thf' fol lowing ro upiPs filf'd for ma r r iage thi s past wf'(>k in r ;allto Countv Probalf' ' j r r ourt Christoph<'r D Wal son. 2.l Rt. l (;allipolis. farl or.· wor kf'r. and Hf'lf'n E . Bays. 21. Rl. i . Ga llipolis. unf'mpl ovf'd . Rnbf' rt L. Darsl .Jr .. 20. Rl . 1. Non hup. unPmploy(>d , and Rhoda E. MrAllisiN. lR, Rl. I. f\iort hup. unf'!llpl oyed . Gn?gory A. .Johnson. 24. 736 S.Xond Aw.. unemployed, and ConniP S. Johnson , :Z6, 736 &u>nd i\ vr .. hou&-,wifP. . ~ ,. ~· · •·· ;;: .... gp:: C : : :. ,, •. · ;; ;; '!" ~•·: :· ,.. . •• ' L :i Ill ... ... . •· . Micha<'l D. M iliPr . 20, Rt. 2. Gallipolis. night man agPr, and .Joanna L. Hayes. 22. Rl . i, Ga llipolis. registered nurse. Randv P . McFar land , 23. Rio Grande: ground skeeper . and Ca thy .J. Showalter, 19, Rio Grande. stud<'nt . '"' ' ~: ~~-~ ~2 z~ ,. ~ · !:: .. ~ - . C)~ · .u. ::1: • ,.. ::.r"VT~- ;;;~ {"'• ) . . . ro - .e=a. 0 ~~ ~g . :r: ..• m ·• V" . •• -o!: ' :: :: c .• •• iii~-~~iii.~ ~ =------- "I .,.. ... "'c ..... ... I,~\ i \ . '~ ~·:...:..:~ Veterans Memorial ADMISSJONS·-- Donald Lovett. Middleport; Ma rtha Saso, Pomeroy ; Edith Manuel, Racine; Louise Watson, Pomeroy; E lizabcth .Jenldns, Pomeroy; Patricia Wood, Long Bottom and RandaU Tackett, Langsville. 0 J SC H ARGES -- - Wendell Hoover, Ruth Medley, Erma Hendrix, Gemlce Godfrey· Carrie · Osborne, Ernest Brewer, and Harold Leach. . ~· . ' • • •• 0 May 6, 1984 TAKE OFF Participants take off running along the Gallipolis City Park durin!{ Saturday's French Citv Run , sponsored joinlly by Holzer M edical Ce nte r and Ohio Vallev Publishing Co. This year, ot•er 400 runner.<; tooh· part in the annual even l. · ·~ c: ..• ::. ~ t 1:01) ... center. bo~ u m. I ~ Cc • 0 • ••• ••• NEARING THE END - 1lrese runners bt the 10-K event of the French City Run Satunlay near the end of the road. Participants ranged from the small children In the "Dinosaur Dash," to those roadsters over 65-yeiii'!HIIds In the IO.Kilometer event• •• I I I I • I I I I I 0 0 •.. • REGISTRATION LINES- The lines were long as over 400 took part In the arurual French Cll)l Run, jointly sponsored by Holzer Medlcal .. Section ~5: ~.~0 -·,..."""' ;t ,., . ~~ · ~;! = . ~;;· 0-4 . • :; :;;>Q) =-:: ~ • GALLIPOLIS - Two women were inju red and taken to Holzer Medica l Center following a two-ca r acc ident on Upper River Road near the SUver Bridge Plaza F riday. Jane Hensley, 41. a nd Sher ry Hensley. 21. both of Rt. 1. Bidwell , were taken to HMC by the Gallla EMS. Neither were admitted, accordin g t o a h os p i t a l spokesperson. City police said a car driven by Constance J. Thompson. 30. Rt. 2. Gallipolis. struck the r ear of the vehicle driven by Jane Hensley a1 12: 21 p.m . Police said Thom pson's foot reportedly sUppedoff the brake. There was slighl damage to Thompson' car and moderate to the Hcnslcv vehicle. Thompson was ciled for assured clear distance. PPolice cited three men for DW! Fr iday and early Salurday. They were identified as Rtchard K. Jager s. 29. Rt. 2, Crown City; Will iam Young. 59, 615 Fifth Ave. ; and Gary L. 1\'h ite, ~8. Rt 2. Crown Cily . Jagers was also ctted for left of ' C<>nt c r and llw Ohio Valley Puhll• hing ( 'ompun)'. �Page-B-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 6, 1984 L3cat of the bend Caldwell, Gibbs wed March 31 Plant .and cultivate garden to see the fru itful times By BOB HOEFUCH "l'iln!'S-&>ntinel Stall I know~ T hr weo.t her has bcPn th e jaws o r life equipment ordered and th e eq uipment s hould be a rri v in!! in two or t hrce weeks . The depart· :; ou to kN'p s miling - j u~ t know - pay fort h~ ra lua ble equipme nt and <'x te nd th<UJ k5 to aU buslnf'Sscs and rPside nt s who hclp<'d make the ma jor purchase possible mg I hl'rP arr g ood p t' up l f' ,tround . Bob G ilmore is putting out som f' unique' signs at his n f'~' bu sinC'ss in Last Sund a' somr t hing whic h mtght he lp Bri an Houdashe ll Mtddlcport includ ing one for me wt •nt to Jum•s Bo~· s for his M othe r to whic h rC'Jds - w hat elst~? - " Kef1J ~ ir k Smiling " ·n, ank,, NE EDED th;ll ' up an outdoo r barhe<'ue . She ,L!.:.t\·r h im S:!l w ith \'.t hic h to m a kf' pd.~- m f'n l. Howf'\'Pr . w hC>n it cam f' t irnr to p< l ~- - Rria n found h(' had los t th(• :5:3. Hr• n·por tPd ttw loss to a sturP c lerk wh o to ld him that no th ing h:td !)c>(>n tumf'd in but that a coupiP had lf'ft t hPir na rru• and phone nu mbt.•r <J I thP SIOJ'f' in casf' Bob. '1 • b<JbY fmd IXJ.x lop tv Children 's L.u ng Bottom . Ohio .t5'i-t t SUNDAY thP\ had found the$:tl. ,\ft e r ta lking to thr HoudashC'lt s. tht'\ immf'srnt lhf' m o nC'~ · 10 Houda shell s and haw' r du sr'Cl to act·C'pt an\ rf'w~uct . 'J11C' Huudashelts an• pil'<J sf'CI v.: it tl I ht · l •:-; Pf' l' if'nl'<' a nd art' ).!Oinl.: In ~~·nclt ht• c o up !~ · a n•wJrd to pu t in thr•l'()i ll '<' lion a1 th<'irchu r ch . Su wh JI I' m sa .\ ·ing i ~ clo k f'PP 1h1• fa 11 h . dJ a tf'l ~· .\ coupl1· of JX'Opll' ~ou m ight wan t to n •mpml:)(: r thi s Wf'E'k S<J nd_ \ · l.u r k P~ doo , M idd lPport , i... again J pat if'n t a t \ 'ptf'r Jns M em or ia l Hospit al. and Bil l LPhl'W. PurrH ·ro_ \ . is cunfin• '\I to thf ' HulzPr Medica l Cr•n t<•r. room 219. WP ha\T' somP 19ll4 g r;1duatf's of Hutland High Sc hool ·· Jos(· and Di ck F l'IIY. i'.t2-:2.X lH. w uu ld ;_ 1ppn'· 1'1,1 11' hParing from <J n_ v onl ' ha\·ing ~ ~ dd l 'PS ..... t•s nn !lwm. T hP gr oup tn c ludf'" ( ;,•r a ILl Sax ton . .h •rry 1)J 'ICt'. ( 'onni•' H i('( ' . R11brr t Ha r k ss. ~t ndJ• · Ollf' r . . JrgnilPt ' William s. f ; 1'(,rg•· n LJckwt·ll. D iana Ha ll . H• 1:-o l 'nld!'~· I LH lcss. P J ula Doug b :-. .tml Bi ll ~t.:J r(' h< ·J Ll'l mP pass on a bil of c lf'\"('l'fl(\Ss fmm t he!{,., . William E Sia t<•r.Jr. son or :11 r. a nfi Mt,. Flill Sl;tt er of MiddiPIXlrt. Sla tf' r i ~ pd o,; l o r ol l hf' Pm~· d l l'\llf'mmi ;il l 'nllc-d :vJC'I huch ..,l C hurch .J! Find la_\' l l1 ·n· :-. 'A'h.:Jl h<" pr€'SI' nlf-..::1 ! hi."- sp r ing .tnd t·a llf'd it " Plan l ing Ti nw ··. 1. P la nl li \ -1' mw:-. o f 1-X'a s p!'f'sPncP. pru r r 1 ~tm•ss. p r('para l io n , pt•rs!•n·r-ra ncf•. puri t \ . 2. P lan I thnx· r ows of squashsqua sh goss ip. sq ua sh c ri t il'isrn . squash indiffrrf'nr P .l Plan t fnur row:; of lrlt ucf ' l...f> t u s he' fait hfuJ to duty : IPI us lx' unsf'lfish and lo~·J J : let us I')('> tJlJf' 10 our obliga tions: 11~ 1 us Jm ·•· onr ano t hPr . -1 . 1\o g ard f •n i... lurnpiPh ' w il hou t t urnip~ - Tu rn up ~ 11 m£'<'ii ngs: tu m up \\'ilh .r smilP: turn up with nro w idt•;rs: !ur n u p w ith dt·t~ •rmi nJt ion "C ul th ·atr this garclf'n c1ncl _v ou w ill find tha t il i s <:~ tx '<JUt ifu l W;JY of lin'~ .. · So - do haw• a J:xoaufifu l \\·;,:-.· o f Thv H.1 Cim· l·'in· Dt ·partmf•nt has lit(' - and do kf'f'p s mi li n~ . Mr. and Mro; . .James G ihbs Racine alurnni dinner planned ' Mv s tcr i~s RAC II\"E - or the Uripn l .. is th(• 1hC'm P f or the annual D0ad line for ticket s is Ma y lR an d those a ttendin g will be req uin'Cl lo Racine H tgh School Alumni Associ hlt\ 'E' ticket s. a t ion d innPr and d anl'l ' w hich ha:-. Admission to the da nce is $.J !X'r • person pa.v able a t the door. This yf'ar' s a lumni officer s are J e ff Thornton. president: Janis Ca m a han. v ice pr'<'sident: Bet ty Wagr cr. second vice president . and Dale Ha rt , third vice preside nt. lx<•n sl." l fur Sat Ui da v. May 26. The semi f01m a l da ncr wlll be from ~ p.m to m idnight with the C ~r:: Stf'wart Qu intet pro,·iding mu sic _ Th P dinnPr wi ll bf'gin at 1-i p.m _ ~.~ ·1 th .J arnf's Carnahan as S JX'.1 kt"r T h(' dinnPr is $1-i pc>r J:)f'I'SOn v.:ith l ickPis now on sa le elf 1hf' Racin!' Df>partm f'nl Storr or they maY tx> :-.n ·u n-d \·i ;~ m;Ji l b~ - writing to 1-L ir iJ ~ Iri.l Pif'lCt'. s t '<. TP I ;J!'~· tn •;"u n •r :11 ~&rn ,\ r fi \·it iPs !OJ l hf' V..'t>t •k 11f \IL l\ 1-11 ;11 thf' S<' ninJ C il iJJ•n :-. . C'f•n H·r loc a tPd n \ 2~0 ./a d;.o,;n n P i k l ' .J I"I' ''"'follow:-.: :vt ond ~t\ . ~L I\ CP ra rn ir ~ I - Cla ss. t~ : ;:o-nnon: C hor us. 1 - :~ p .m . TuesdaY . M;ty X - S.T.O.P . <Lm : P h\'Si('a l F itn Pss . 11 · 1 ~ .1 m Craft ( 'la ss . 1-.'~ p m . w.>dn P~d a\ · M:J .\ ~I \ ' i ni on Hiblt' Stud \·. l p m : Card (;~mws J . ; ~ p.m., ( ocll'dPn {'lu h. 1-.' \ p .m ; fl l) n o l 1-f ll lll f' -d c l i\·Pr t' rl M f'J I Pa r t ici pan i."Thur>da,·. :11 ;t\ Ill - Btbl•• Stud,·. 11 a m nnon : Bl ood P rpss u rP r ·tu-.f'k . 1 p.m .: \ 'int on (' ra ft s . 1 - ~ p.m .: CII J-: :\0 :--.· utriti on E d ucat ion .a t Crrw.: n Ci t ~ · : 1.•-.gal A idf' . f·, ri da_ \' . :vl !l _\ · II - P i ~l no i . P.;;son s. II) :«t .u n .: Cra fl Mmi -Co ursc . I :\ p.m .. Ar t ' j ' p , 1 :11 H 1o Cr <~ n d e. L~ 1- ~ ~• ss . If~ : :t(l p.m.: l<n• ning Ar- t ivit iP:-., !).. 10 f-J .m . T h f' Sconi(ll" ~ utrit i o n Progra m "-'ill s~n.· p 1\w followin g m (' nus: :v1 onda ~· - Ma ccn on i a ntl c hPPSf', broCC'Oli . !)('( •I s. < 1 1-J ~ It 'S< I U( '(', br Pad . hui!Pr , mi lk TuPsda\· - S;tu s~J .C! ' P ~III Y . t)oil f'd pOti1to. appl f' rin ,£.:s . clr\·iJ' s food C'Jkf' w ith ici ng . W('{) n<'sda .\' - Ch i<" kf' n and dum p lings. Pf'~I S. (·a rroh. frui 1 cocktail. di nn Pr roll s Thursd:t,\' - F'lsh. corn a nd lima tX'.Jns. scallopr'd po L I I t Jf'~ . l)( ~<l l' hPS . hrPad . F,r ida.r - Ha rnhu J}!I'I. pat ty wi th CT <H '\ . g JH ' n bt' ans. r iel '. pinr app lr ups id!' d own C' Jk r Choicf' of bf>\ ·r ra gP srrw'fl v..it h Pi:lc h mral. M f'al s <.;u hjr c t to c hange wi th ou t nntit ·f' e II THI WOMEN'S School menu In acrordan n · w ith the uniform lunch polic~ (Jf tht· Mt ·ig:-. L tx ·J i Sc·hoo l D i.slrict . th1· (•lem•' nL II:O' ..,c hool ffi( •nu fo r May· 7 II h .1n nou ncr·d . T hl' jun io r and .sPn ior !u g h m t' nu ... an· s imil a r w ith a f1w :1cldif ions :Vl ondd.\ - toa stl'Ci (' hPf'S<' sand ww h. tom .lfoPs. p4'ac h<·.o. ,. IJ rown it•, Mother's Day Sale 20% Off All Singer Machines and Cabinets milk • Tw ·~da _Y - ham burgrr g r;_n:.- un toast. frpnch fril'~. l 'ht'('O..,t ' wr'Cl gP, onP ha lfbane nd . milk . \·\"f'Ci n rsda~ - ~ lopp\ }:() tat o nu rf. ap ple sa u c~ . jCK' s. In Stock Large Selection of ~ W ( '(' l milk Th urschJ~· - " pa ghrfli Wllh mPal :-.Cl ucc . fosS('(l sal dd , hot ro ll s and buffr r , mi lk Frici<l \ - rouk ·... ('hoin ·. Reg. 125.00 Cut 5.00 S2Q.QQ FRI., SAT. & SUN . MAY 4, 5, 6 CHILDREN 'S Kavy Reg. 1 24 .00 Cut 5.00 Lt. Blue GRANT CRAM ER TEAL ROBERTS Lavender Gteen / White Sl9.QQ IN HARDBODIES : <Carl's snoe s1ore SPiffHG~REAK ' DOWNTOWN GAUJPOU S Q Om ission Sale End s May 72th THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy Phone 99 2 22 84 Smge • Appro ved Dea ler D.J.' s SPRING VALLEY PLAZA When you"ve made the pre-planning decision. you needn't justify it to anyone - least of all us . . . It's what we understand best . LOGAN MONUMENT COMPANY, Inc. VINTON . OHIO GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES 0 . BUSH. MANAGER PHONE 388-8603 POMEROY . OHIO MEIGS C OUNTY DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY -MA S ON -BRID GE LEO L. VAUGHAN. MGR PHON£ 992 -2588 Colander In Bloom. Surprise M o m with the new C o lan de r Bouque t. Colo rful fl owers ins1de an 8-inc h , wh1te e n tr.<;~~a5;;m:e led meta l colande r. It's I.' V.I/1111c. fresh beauty she'll love o n Mo ther's Day ... and f ine qua lity she 'll love afte r Mother's Day. Just call our sh op to send it an ywhere in the countr y. Call now, to m ake Mom's day. HEARING EVALUATION AVAILABE FOR AU AGES! LISA KOCH INHEARING 41 7 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Ph . 992-6601 Send the Colander Bouquet for Mother's Day Sun.,May 13. IT'S AUDIOTONE .. . HAVE VOU HEARD? VOTE FOR ... James Witherell, M.D. DEMOCRAT l' "Let your love shine on Mother's Day." Mu lin O lsen T he T ea Kettl e'" Bouque t from yo ur FT D 111 Florist. Mother's D ay is S unday, M ay 13. Patd. Po l. Ad. by Cand.. James Witherell, M.D. 41 614 Sta rcher Rd, Pomeroy, OH. 45769 RACINE - Racine Chapte r , Order of the Eastern Sta r . will m eet in regu lar session Monda y a t the Rac ine Masonic Temple . Mem bers and officers asked to attend since plans will be m a de for the May 21 inspection. M IDDLE PORT - The M id· dleport Garden Club will m eet Monday . 7:30p.m . at the home of Mrs. Pa ul Nease, Baum Addition. Guest night will be observed . FLORIST Me il{• Count y'• Oldf'st Flori .~r 352 EAST MAIN • POMEROY, OHIO 45 /6 9 614-992-2644 or 992-6298 "Order Early" 31ele0om In m a ny diverse are as or public service s uch as firPmen. Param ed· lcs. E m ergency Medical Techni· cla ns f E MT) . roster gra ndparent s and many more. A highly visible group or volun· teers are those who dona te their lime to local hospitals. T he hospita l Volunteers a nd Auxtlians give each day so patients. families a nd visit ors will be more comforta ble a n d s ec u re d u r i n g t h e ir hosptta ltzatlon. In addition to Na tional Volunt eer Week, May 6-12 is also Na nona l Hospital Week. a nd Pleasant Va l· ley Hospital in Point Pleasant is taking this oppor tunity to show apprecia tion to their AuxUla ns a nd Volunteers. The them e for Nationa l Hospita l Week is ·· w e·rP the Caring Kind"' a nd Pleasa nt Valley Hospital Volu nteer s and Auxili ary mem bers exemplify this motto. In recognition of the service and support given P leasant Valley Hospit al by the volunt eer groups. the hospita l is providing a dinner for all the ir Auxilia ns a nd Vol unteer Service people Thursday a t the di nner. " We Car e·· pins will be awarded . GALLIT'OLIS - There will be Bible Study a t Wa lnut Ridge Ch urch. Tuesday. 7: 30p.m . w ith Ea r l Hin kle. The public is invited to a ttend GALLIT'OLIS - Right Ia U fe will meel Thesday , 7:.10 p.m . at Buckeye Rural E lectri c. The public is invited lo a ttr nd . HARRISONVI LLE - Harri· sonv ille Chapter 255. OES. wiU meet Tuesday, 7: .30 p.m .. Ma · sonic T emple. Me m bers are to ta ke a rtic les for a white elephant sa le. POMEROY Bend Ar ea Merchants will m eet Thesday a t 7: 30 a t the Meigs Inn to discu ss upcoming promotions . SY:1ACUSE - Syracuse E lemen tary PTO wi ll meet Tues· da y a t the school. 7 p.m . T he program will be by fhe first grade and the fourt h grade flu to t:>hone rlass. Lewis, Johnson reunion planned RIO GRANDE - Lewis a nd Johnson rPUnion will be he ld at Bob Evans She lte rhouse, May 26. from 11 a .m . to 4 p.m . Those a ttending should bring a picnic lunch , drinks are provided and dinner will be at : p.m. F or Information, ca ll 245-5285. the Volunteer program . On Thesday, the Second Annual HMC Information Fair will be held In the French 500 Room a t the hospital . 9 a .m . to 4 p.m .. designed for the benefit and education of the staff. During the day, e mployees will have the opportunity to see working exhibits representing 12 groups trom within the hospital. Mary Harrison, R.N ., In-service Coordinator lor Staff Development a t the Holzer Medical Center is c hairing the event , a nd said. "A key to health car e delivery in a hospital Is teamwork . Our Inform ation Fa ir Is an Ideal way to show what specific af<'as of the hos pit al do on a da lly ba sis." " D isas ler E xercise. invol ving hospi- Wednesday will call a ttention to the adult volunteers. According to Ginger T a yntor. Director or Volun· leer Services at t ha hospital. 18 volunteers will rece ive awards a t the Twelfth Annual Awards Lun · cheon to be held a t noon Wednes · day . These awards will r ecognize those volunteers who have reached levels of service reflected by hou rs worked , whic h are 100. 500. 1.000 a nd 5.000 hours. Anyone Interested In h<'<'oming involved tn the hos pit al 's Volunteer program ma y contact Mrs_ Tayn tor at 446-5a56 . Special recognition and the Awards Cer emony tals In Ga llia. Meigs a nd Mason. W. Va . counties. a long with thP em ergen cy medical services. law enforce ment. a nd industry through the Mid Ohio Va lley Industria l E m ergenf'y P la nning Council. . On F ri da ~· ev eni ng, :\'la y 11 , the Service Award s Ba nquet wi ll horlor Holzer Medical Cente r em ployl>es who ha ve completPd 10. l.'i, 20. 25.30 are and J5 years. S('V€'nt y -seven sc hE'duiC'd to rec eive awar ds, and toge ther l hC'ir ~· cars of ser\1ce tofab 1.tnU ~-L·a r-s of hospital ernploymC' nt. Two nursPs will ret'f'i\' f' sp0cial n~cog n i Ho n. onf' for 30 yro1 r s and Ow o1hrr for .'~1 ~' PJ rs In nursing srn·i(·(' a 1 1hf' H olzf'r is alwa ys held during Na tiona l Volun· teer Work. Another annual event Medica l CPnl f"r. is thP FOR GALLIA COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY X RONALD R. CALHOUN Re-Elect LARRY E. SPENCER A Vot e For Ron Calhoun Is A For Fair and Equal L aw Enf orce m ent MEIGS CO. Clerk of Courts Dedica ted , Able, Patd for by th e Can dtdale - 444 Second AvP G,,ll•prilr·, Oo Hone.<t Pa1 d for by C a nd1 d al~ Lwy E. Spence1. Bo) 355. Racme Shadowline® gives you Eight different ways to tell her you love her this Mother's Day••• B. ('.. f . .I A. Datnty l ac ~ trtms the collar and pocket of Shc1d owline's basic nylon robe. She ' ~ love the tit and soft. sensual feeling or nylon next to her skin. Avallable In blue. m int o r cam ellia. Sizes P, S. M. L 17.00 I . Pala md.s that d.re perfect fo r lounging in luxurio us --.... so ft flo\Ning nylon that feels comfo rtable and dreamy Avalla.ble In blu e. mint or camellia. Sizes r . S. M . L ..__--:J - 1--..., 19.00 TIJESDAY GALL IPOLIS - Clay School ?TO wUI have a ba ke sa le. with sa ndwic hes a nd coffee. a t the school Tuesday during the e lec· lion proceduf<'s . ounty First" Your Supp 1rt & Vote Will Be A Jpreciated POMEROY - Meigs County Jaycee Women wUI meet Mon· day at 7: 30 p.m . a ! J aycee Headquarters. E . Ma in Street. Pomeroy . Bake sale ~KET Meigs County Coroner f POMEROY - Pomeroy Elem e ntary PTO will m eet Mond ay at 7: JO p.m. a t the school. Happenings .... 446-2134 Stop in at D.J.'s and see all the new merchandise we have in stock. We have the complete line of Adele Bishop ® stenciling supplies. :§ See our complete selection Pingouin yarns,., ~mohair. cottons for summer wear. 111e:1 allle 1")e teens. Mrs. HamUton will show them first hand the procedures and the equipment Involved In the operating room. "This Is a part of the ongoing educational process lor volunteens as they learn about the many departm e nts In the hos pital. a nd In som e Instances. make career decl · slons as they pla n for their futu re education:· according to Bonnie Sims, R.N., Nursing Services Starr Development a nd coordinator for G ALLIPOU S - DAR will meet Monday. 1 p.m ., a t the home of Mrs. Bill Ma tthe ws . Speaker will be D r. Luc ille Deutsch. ORANGE "IWP - Or ange Towns hip Trustees will m eet Monday at 8 p.m . a t the home of Nina Robinson. c ler k. R l. 2. Coolv ille . If you think you need a hearing aid, dont put it off! vou ·re missing some of the fun in life. It's easy and affordable. "I'll Put Meigs those who need 11. and their goal is to achieve professional excellence. Anne W. Bowers, R.N .. Director of Nursi ng Services at Holzer said , " National Nurses' Day provides an opportunity lor nurses to cele brate what they can do. a nd health care consumers to pay tribute to quality nursing preparation a nd practice." Monday , 4 p.m .. Ruth Ann Hamilton , R.N., Operating Room Supervisor, will provide a special educational program for the Volun· CROWN CITY- Rev. Steve Ebert w ill speak a t Victory Bapt l.r Chu rc h Sunday. 7: .3() p.m . providing sound Information and the finest quality products . Hearing is Believing! PH . 446-7619 - POMEROY - An ecwne nlcal prayer service for world peace wUI be he ld a t Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pom eroy, Sun· day a t 3p.m GALLIPOLIS - AAUW w lll m eet Monday, 6: 30 p.m . at St. Pete r 's E piscopal Churc h for di nn~r . a nd Paula Smith will be guest speaker . I nstalla tion or officers will be he ld . For reser· va t tons, call Ha nk Orr, 446-1227 . Pillow Panel s & Cutouts 20% Off CA I.I.IJlf > LI ~ - Dw · lo in<'Or · r('( ·t info1rn at ion from tht' '>O ll['( '( ·. <r na mt· was inad \'Pl1Pt ly· rJm itl r'{l fm m thf • wPdrJ ing <Jr count nl Cord Dunsmorf' and O;n ·kl h:ing lwo WC'C'ks ago in the Su nda \· 'l'imf'S-Sf>nt inf' l. Om illf '(] from thPacco_u nf wa~ :vt r s. CnwPr 'l'urnf'r . hosfPSs at th(' w f'dding JP{~ · p tio n . Lt. Gray / Pmk Lavender/ Whi te Green/ Whtte ~ll.i 1~1,, :1~H! A~; ~1\:1 \U~ Some decisions only warrant personal justification . One cannot expect his or her insight or feelings to be embraced by others at all times. The duty to friends and family , personal satisfaction, ond peace of mind ore but a few of these. They are the personal reasons for pre-planning memorialization with Logan Monument . logon Monument's consultants ore trained to help ato: R · WHAT MADE YOU DO IT? • - your pions through from beginning to end by SH :\:IK Ran ne Gallia seniors' activities ( ;,\ l.l. l POLI S - GAU..IPOLIS - A full schedule of actlvllles at Holzer Medical Center wi ll highlight observance of both National Hospital Week and N a tiona! Volunteer week from May 6 to 12. Sunday Is Nationa l Nurses· Day, calltng attention to the 1.7 mUllan registered a nd other nurses across the United States . Nurses work together to bri ng about a health care system In whic h they can m ost effectively provide nursing care to Calendar .• Poge-B-3 National hospital, volunteer week observances begin PT. PLEASANT. W.Va . - Na· tiona I Volunteer Week, May6-121sa week set aside each year to honor those people who dona te their time a nd services to help others. the r e are volunteers ghOng of themselves pa ~ · in g sL\ r·f'•nt s tor f'a ch labf'l fmm ih ba b~· food s and "'L' Cf'n t ~ ~r The Sunday Times-Sentinel Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Pomeroy-Middleport PVH also to note special week to he lp on T hr· He inl F m c! \o . Is boxtops tv lw r at ®<10. T .R .JOI , and Sh i r lp~· Will of Vl cArt hur a nd ,.:. ... I The couplr rum f'fl out to be Lan:.· t·l·p or tPd •• HP rT's J projf'ct you mrgh t v;ant so mrt h ~ n g u nP m i....,~ in g . H arrisonville. .JI I Hospit al in Columbus. K at h~ · Stonf' is doing thf' colk ·c ting loca ll\ · and ~ uu can ...f' nd \ -our l.alx-b and an ~ The bride Is a gr a duat P or North GaUta High School a nd Buckeye Hills Career Ce nter . The groom Is a graduate or Me igs High School. A reception was he ld at the hol)1e of the bride's pa rPnts . T h e c oupl e r es id es a t BIDWELL - Karen Caldwe ll . da ughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Fra nk Caldwell of Bidwe ll , was married March 31 to J a m es Gibbs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lesley G ibbs, Rutla nd . T he double- ring ceremony was performed by the Rev . Denve r L. Hill . m e nt m e m bfars raised the m o nC'V to pits bu t let me te ll you May 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. I C.. Ribbons and lace surround her in this bec1utlfu l ~p ~ !!.leeve ! I g oWTI . A perfect gift idea. Available in blue. mint or ca melllc'l. I I l\ Sizes. P. S. M. L 14.00 j D. The lacy ftoral neckline and trim makes !his bec1utiful robe .?l favorite In feminine p refe rence. Wear over any of the Shddowllne gowns or pajamo\S for nighnlme relaxation. Available In pink or bluebelle. Sizes r .S. M . l o r IX m 3X for the fuller figure. I ' ~ 22.00 Sizes IX to 3X 23.00 [ . Buy her this beautifulty lace sculptured robe and she'll be ever so pleased on her spedc1l day. Available in white or ultramarine. Size's P. S. M . l 30.00 [ . ~- >I ~ \\1;. f. De light her with thi s beautiful g own along wi th the .~L matching long robe. Luxurio us lace bodice trim with wid e lace straps. Available In w hite o r ultramarin e. Sizes r. S.M . L. 21.00 f. ' I ' \ ( Gi. lfs she's the pdjama.s rype. she'll love the look dnd feel of Shado wline·s favorite sryting in 2 -piece pajC\ mas Available In p ink or bluebelle. Siz es r . S. M . l and 4 2 to 46 fo r the fulle r figure. 23.00 H. Buy as it se t to mc1tch the button front robe or pa jamas or buy separately. Either way she"lllove the floiNtng softn ess of thi s lc1cy gown . Available in bluebelle or pink. Sizes r . S. M . L or IX to 3X for the hJIIer figure. ' I I I Sizes 44 · 46 25.00 ,''v-:,1 I I ' ' I 19.00 . I . \ '\ \ I \ Sizes IX ro 3X 20.00 Have your selecticn beautifully gift-wrapped FREE! r PHONE 446·1923 BRIDGE PlAZA Some c olor~ no1.-\11.\il"ble "' cen<un I OI...i!I On' I �~The Page Sunday Times-Sentinel May 6, 1984 Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. From Consumer Reports MQy 6, 1984 The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-5 · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W. Va. How to protect teeth By the Edlton of Conswner Repol'lll In the good old days, the road to dental health was seemingly well marked - brush and floss dail y , restrict between-meal sweets, and Of 27 toothpastes tested recently by the experts at Consume r Reports magazine , the ~rst choice Is Colgate Regular because it's nuoridated. c rrfes the ADA se a l. Is low ln a brasion. and Is relatively low ln cost . If Colgate does not remove stains as well as you'd like, eight other !luor1dated brands carrying the ADA seal were found to be slightl y more abrasive to dentin . EXTRA LEAN vistt your dent ist every six months . While thts makes good s e nse , de ntal experts say it 's not important w ay to prevent tooth decay. The many uses of fluoride - Slt>phanie '\tinor IL1l P a l.mt•r Minor- Bush CHE SHIRE ~ ~lr. a nd Mr., . r r il'P off ici.Hlng .ll th(• \\"il\0\\ < 'n'f'k Fl ·t:~rw ill Bapt ist Church :\1i ss :Vlinn 1· is ;1 s PCI"C' t <i l"!"· !T'('!'p ti oni sr .11 Fm·irng a s ln r. .- \1 rH' nS Sht' a llt•nd s !-fork ing Ti•C h· ni ('al C tl lli 1 gr• f1us h is t' mpl o~·f'd a t V\"a shi nE;Ttl ll J Jck A. Minor . l'hPs hirf'. ~l n no unC' ( ' the engagempnt and fo rthcom ing m a rri agE' ot" thf'ir cl aug htt 'r . ~ h' · phaniC' K ay Minor. to< ;N, rgl' t\l lPn Rus h, son ot Mr anrl Mr r.;_ H.l ! Rush . G allipolis The w pdding willl clkf' pla rf' .Ju l.\ Trch ni('~tl 1-1 at 1 p. m wtt h tht• Rc\· Wtlltam Hu ... i rlt '.\S :vLin:tgl'l". Cui iPg('. M rt r il'tt a . . 1s Palmer - Hardway CHES HIRE ~ Mr. and Mr' Wayne Palmf'r. C h( •s h ir r. :t n · nounc e t he rngagf'mC'n t a nd .tp· proaching marriage' of their d <J u.Qh tr r. Kay, to :vrarcus H a rdw ~l .\'. s11n uf Mr. a nd Mrs. .Jeff Gt•ig<•r . Ca llipoli s. and Mike Hardwa\ Sr .. Columbus. T hP open-rhureh wPddin g will ta ke place Ma,· 12. 2 p.m .. .t l Ch<'s hi r<' Baptisl Churc h. C hcs hin •. Hart - O'Brien RACIT-.1 ': ~ Rober1 and Lil lie Ha rl of Racim' announce the r ngagf'nwnt a nd approaching marriagl' of their daughtt•r.BC't h Ann. to I ;rcgon · Todd O'Brie n. G ahanna. He is the so n of Michae l O' Bri~n . Cahann a, and Mrs. Lind a K~ll.l ' , Tlw open chut't'h w('tJuing wil l l.1k~ plac<' Sahmla\ . .JunP 16, a t 2:311 p m . at th<' F i r>~ Raptis! C'hurl'h ln I L1l"i nf'. T he Rr, ·. Don Walkc•r will perfor m thf' ("Ptnnon.\ . M 1ss I ! art i ~ J spnior J.l Sou t hl'rn lligh School. 0' Dnf'n a grJduatr of Southern in l ~IHL . is a n C'lr-ctrician at Cla,g-gctt f: IPc tric Co. in Colum bus. .-\ reception will IX' he ld in th<• churc h soc ial room fo llowing thc decay. Acid produced by harmfu l bact er ia in plaque robs ca lci um arid phospha te from the sub-surfac<' of lhf' tooth enamel. weakening it s structurr. F luoride mixf'S . SUPERMARKET- OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 85 VINE ST., GALLIPOLIS PHONE 446-9593 ··we Reserve the Right to limit Quantity" $600 SIRLOIN STEAK tCf't h. Thi s hPlps count e ract minlossPs Linda will specialize in Hair Cuts for Children fmm ac id atta c k . Fluorid r a lso spems to inhibi t thP J bili ty of burteria to proctucr acid . Bolh of lhese Pffff'l s - s trPngth <'np rod uction ~ ix'nef11 ad ult s as wPII as ch ildre n . CALL OR DROP IN br an additi ona l b<•nc>fil for a dult s. As age or gum There ma v root PXJX)Sf'd sur faces t:N:>comP mo r e vulner able to acid I~;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::::::~;:::::~:::;- P OMEROY - The Meigs Counl \' Seni or CitizPns Cf'ntcr. M ullx'l'l;.· HPight .s. PornPro~ ·. ha s th r folln w · ing al'tiv ilil.•s schedu!Pd for ttu· ' wwk of Ma~· 'ito 11 : Munda) Phvs ic al Fitnf'ss . 11 : 45 a.m , Squ.:.t rl' 0dn<'(\ J-:l p. m . Tuf>sda\· P h~ ·s i <:al FitnPss. LB . ~:~~~~ ~~~~~::d,~rf~ce~~;~~ ~~~ Colandern<'~.r*;h '0 ~ ~' 11 : 45 a .m .. C horus. 1-2 p .m ., ~xPrcisf' Class. 3: 15 p.rn .; ;-o.; urri lion Educa tion , 11 ;un .. . June RhodPS . R.D., for tht' St' ni or Nutriti on Progra m will s pc>a h ;li.M lUt salt in the dif't fo r :"-.iat ion dl Hig h Qlood Pressurf' Mont h. ~ WE:'dn c sday - P hy· ~ical F it nf'~o..;. ·'tJ : 4o a. m .. !Jmgo. 1 - ~ p .m .: fkr. wllng , 1: 30 p.m .: P aint Cla ss.~ - ~ p.m .. Lois Paulpy· v.ill be> instruct ihg bf'gi nni ng painting . lhf' cost io.; ·l - T hurs da~· - Cf'ra mi cs. HJ a m . :.!_ p.m .: P hys ica l Fitn~ss . 11: • i am .: 0 a .m . - Ja y Wam s l c~·. ,\ tt orn f'_ ,. for fhP flight count~· Area /\ gf'nr .\ ·rm Aging. will speak aboul leg al serviC'PS offrrPd to Sf'ni or dti;f' n~ in thP count ~· . Exf'rf'i."f' c la."s . .l l l) p. m . Frida _\' - Ph.vsi cal F"i rn ~s. 11 : Yl <1 .m .: Public Di nnPr wi th S('rYi ng from -1 to h p.m . Thf' m <' n u w ill !)(' r hickPn and homPm ;ldf • nooct lf's or spaghptti, s a !aU . rull s and tlt '\" f'!"<ICJ' for a c ost of $2 . [.)(•ssPrr a nd iC!' <.1·t:•am w ill tw ~n ·~lilahh • dt ;1n additio na l ch;n·gP . F'o l l o v: in ~.: ltu· dinm•r th~·J T' \l.·iJl I)(• :1 round . trH I squarP da ncr frnm 'it o 10 p.m . Senior C iti 1.t •ns D ~n · th m ug hr, ut thP staff' nf Ohio H·i l! bt • I) IJ ~! 'I"\" I'(l 1111 T uPsUa _\. l'vt:n :"l" . T h i.., \"P,Ir'..., a c ti \ · it if'~ \\ "l ll l}t ' hPld at l ··nl · ~' :-: 1 AcrC's Pa r k on lhf' \" i '\\ . Lim :t ~~~ •. 1d outs idf' Ru tL1nd : t hf' mf';IT :m d bevt:>ra g f' 1.\ ill bt, prn\·id<'fi h.\ l il t ' l'C' fl lf'r a nd ('\"t'nom• i" .t.., I-;H I ro b ring a con ' n'fl di s h ;wd 1hd t t~wn ta blf' sf'n icr j)(' ; l('h \ ' 0... \ho\cf' of m ffPC' . tra . o r milk ll \"l!i i.IIJIP wirh nw ab A newly formed Batons Gymnastics. modern da ·· and dance aerobics group TOP OF THE STAIRS Pomeroy. Oh. ··TJw II" rn ·111/t'rit·fl A .H esMJ(} i ) From The Bible ... PRAYI NG FOR THE HOLY SPIRIT (Multi Purpose Roo m) Taught By Teresa Sheet s-G 1na Jones .... and lisa Sheets :: Please altend this importan( •· • meet 1 ng or for more inf orma < lion please ca ll : 446-3377 o( . 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BOTTLE PEPSI DIET PEPSI MT. DEW PEPSI FREE $ 49 8- 16 OZ. BOTTLES • ~ lt"<JC.J ' .• ·.:.: : In t ht• non ·apos tolif" anrt non -miraculous age today, we C hristian s ;11·1..· not Ltu g hl to pray for lh e Holy S pirit nor the kingdom. It is in vain to pray fo r that whi ch ha s al rf'ady come and the miraculou s gifts of the ... KRAFT 1s oz s.s oz. 18 OZ. JAR 11 I Chapel Hill Church of Christ $ ARMOUR I 6:10 KRAFT 19 19 ~~~~KS, $ FILLETS, PEANUT BUTTER 48 OZ. JAR Praying For The Holy Spirit W~tnllllp Doz. MRS . PAUL 'S SUPERMAN Decorate Your Patio Door Today! \nth•· apn -. toli(' and mi racu lous age, the C hri stia ns were not taught to JH"<tY hH· 1hi' comin g o f t ht> Holy S pirit nor th e kingdom . The only wa .v for ttwm to hll vr r c cc ivf'rl th e mirar.ulous gift of th e Holy Spirit v-:.t " hv t hf· b_vmg on of tht> apostles' hands. After Philip "preached Chru; t " anrl "th£' th ,:ngs roncernin(J the kingdom of God" unto the Samar it ans. the y "b elieved anri w ere baptized" (Acts 8:5,12). They had to "''nd for the apos tles to come down an d impart the Holy Spirit unto !lu nd•' E¥t'nln1 : 99¢ SUGAR BANNER NOW IN STOCK it i.~· not !JP tha.t speak, but the Spin·I of your Father w hich speak eth in !I'"'" I Mt 10:201 . T he Holy Spirit was t he Comforter whom the Father woulri S<'nd in H1 s na me lJno. 14 : 16,26) after His departure from this wor ld !.Inn lfi :71 to guide t hem into a ll truth (Jno. 16:13). He furth er mo;L rueted tht' m that the Holy Spirit and kin~dom would come with power tAr ts 1:8 : Mk . 9 : 1 l. He told t hem to "watt for the promise of the Patht>r· · in .li•rusalem !Acts J :4) . When Jes us s poke of the H o ly Spirit and t hP kingdom, H e poi nted to Pentecost : therefore, when J esus t au ~ h l ll tsa po s tle.qo pray "Thy kingdom come"iLk 11:2) and for the tFor Free Bible Corresvondence Course Write ... ) SHURFINE GRANUlATED EGGS 6 STICK POUND VERTICAL BLINDS kwqdmn of God. and sayi ng. Th e time is fiilfi.Jlt:d, and the kingdom of Gr1d 1.~ at l1 nnd. re~li'nf yc, mul belif!ve th e g(}Sp el" (Mk. 1:15: Mt. 3:17). Sund• , Momln1 : Bib~ Si"dt !i:.){l Wnnllllp IO:lO BEAVER VALLEY 5 LB . BAG READY MADE John' s Teaching \ \'p do not ha ve a n y rr cord of how and what John taught his dl,c- lpll" ... to p ra y. hut wp do know w hat he ta ug hl. In t he begin nin g of llNBittt." --- POLISH SAUSAGE LEVOLOR® 1o I hi• Fat hi•r fort ht~ Holy Spirit (Lk . 11 ; 13) . indurlf's ··s peak1"11.q 1n tnngues . ·· Pound Roll Former Royal Crest Brand heavenly Father giv e t he Holy :·.,'pi6t t u them Ihat aRk him· · (Lk . 11 : 131..Jesus is not teachin g t hat we pr;1v for I hi· Holy ;..;p i r it nor for a ny mirar ulous gift of the Spirit , ~· ~ t~~'nall y the SIJl'aking of tongues. One of the Lord~s discip les said , '"J ,o nl . f(' ach us tn pray, as John aL'io taught hi.'i dt.SctplR.s'" (Lk. 11:1). .lr ·"" lr':ll'ht·' the apost les hy prcscntinRl hc model prayer ILk. 11 :2-4), .1 nd l h l' n <'I 1ma xt>s th is sec t ion on pra y rr by enco uraging His apostles to "'1/ofy Spm t '"t l. k. 11:13) . Ht> did so wit h Pentecost in mind . It was in ordt' r for t hP Mast<'r to e ncourage the apos tles to pray in t his man ner. Th1 " j..., thP onl y rl'fi•rf'nce where any one was taught to pray for t he 1\ rlly ~ ptrit , an d it w a~ mad e to Lhe apostles o nly . $!29 SUPERIOR FRANKIES fu)r.ny t •mJ, knn w ho·w to give g ood _q1fts unlu your ll r Pi:thoratrd on the Holy Sp irit that He would give His apostles , "For Remember Mother on her Special Day Sunday, May 13 SUPERIOR !"/p!dn ·11, hnv · mu!'/1 m.on· shall your p1·;1 _Y REG .-HOT -SAGE GRADE A JUMBO WE A CC EPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS. AND WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE . Willmm B. Ku.c;lm ' lt LB. -'' ' n d .~ ton ' " 106 BUTERNUT AVE . POMEROY. OH. SAUSAGE SLICED BACON 12 oz. PKG. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Ph . 992-6720 Age s 3-18 yrs . welcom e lst Meeting: Wed ., May 9 Time: 5:00 Where: G.D.C. Activity Bldg. STEAK Send the Colander Bouquet for Mother's Day Sunday, May 13. ~~BEVANS SUPERIOR anywhere tn the coun tr)·. So mak e her day. Ca ll no w TANNING BOOTH WE ALSO OFFER : BODY WRAP PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL · $239 PORTERHOUSE 4u ~<:k ca\1 ro our shop !>ends 11 To each Mother who re- yceives any service from our shop. "Super Strutters" LB USDA CHOICE 1ns1de an 8·tnch, whne cnamelcJ metal m lander. It's fresh heauty sht·' llluvt: Pn Mmher's r.>.ty ... ;1nd fme 4uaiHy she'll kwe...aftll Mother's Day. Best of all , nne OPEN 9 00 TO 5:00, MONDAY-SATURDAY EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT sei:ond Avem~e I • "A FREE CARNATION" · - ,_ · .·. -.;·. ·A/_/~ a; .· . .. ·•,~;·····.···,c~/¥tlfP~ SUPERIOR t~~/ STORE SLICED BONUS PAK BEEF CUBED STEAK ~~~~~';~~ Surpn:,c. : M11m w1rh tht' new ColanJl"t S.. lUI..JUt:t fresh colorful fbwers Mary Powell - Own er/ Operal or Tturlv Ru sh- Siyl tsl Suzann e Srss on -S tylt st: Otxt e Eh ltn-St ylt st ftrtrutlu citrp: the : - •.• 446-2566. Reg. Classe s .. Beginning May 16 J / oz. USDA CHOICE In Bloom. THURS., FRI. & SAT . ¢ ALL MEAT 16 Meigs senior schedule set T llP St·nior \" utri t ion Prn~.: r ;m1 mt ·nu f11J" till ' H"t 'l·k is : ~1 u ncL.t \ .JtJ hnm ,\ bi"l.l'tti. grc-•t 'n !)(·;~ ns. :..t ppiPsau n '. sui.; a r n"l0 kic. Tuf'vb y - E sc<.J llopt..-1 pil l ; t tor·~ \\"ilh ham i.i!ld cJK•f'S4' . J)I '; IS, ("l)] t• .., ];lw . fruit Wf'fln Psdi.l\" - Mf'ath1,11 . brtJ U 'nli ;1nd C: liTOtS. mas ht1 cl j)(l!;t iDl '.\ rhoc nl ~ lff' pudd i ng in g r:dLtm l'ra ck cr crus t wi th v.-i pped rnppi ng T hur sda ~· I:Jc-C'f ... r ( '\\. I(J!-."- I'd o.,;: lldd . r nrnbn'<ld. fri r>rl app t(' . . . Frirb _\· nroas tcd chick t·n. m: lo.. hprl poL tt Of's. ttlrr'!' l1f" ·. 1n "; li;td. $269 6 CHOICE PIECES BONELESS CHARCOAL STEAK same' w ay· it dOt's the e namel. wpddi ng ECKRICH BOLOGNA PICK OF THE CHICKEN USDA CHOICE $ 39 446-7266 diseast• l'ausps the gum line to rt"C't:'<k.•, us T-BONE STEAK $400 i ng th e rnamel and inhibiting acid LB r 49 FULL QUART USDA CHOICE sa liva and m ovC'S into t_he plaquE' on r ral CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRIES Tanya will be giving Pedicures and Manicures with $ FRESH Featuring Tanya Fulks and Linda Waugh t?na.J?lel, increasing resistan ce t o H.a cinf'. Y1 1ss P a lm rr is ;1 gr ;lduat r of K \- ~ f' r Cn 'ck High Sc hool a nd b l' rnplil \ · ~ '<.1 ,Js a mndf' l w ith lhf' \\.orl d o t :VloJ.p ls . P:tr kt•1 ·~ 11 u rg. \\" \ ",t S hl' i ~ ,J! su q•Jf-f• m plo\·l'd fbnlwa\" is a g r~tdu;.~ll• ul (;;.dl i<l Ac;.u.k m y High S<:ht1ol. H£• i ~ a union pipPfittcr worki n g oul uf L ocJ I ~ 71 in Port smouth. and is prP srnth· t•mplo\"C'(l at thr· ( ;nud\·r>; Jr ;\IOnJi(' Pbn r in Pikrt nn . Special price break for the month of May . 49 Prices Effective Sunday, May 6 thru Saturday, May 12th 448 SECOND AVE., GALLIPOLIS, 0H . in water supplies , m suppleme nts such · a s tablets and drops , In toothpas te, mouth rinses, and other a pplica tions - have proved by fa r to be the mo.>t effect ive approach to preventing tooth decay . Fluoride benefits. deve loping teeth . Even before the teelh erupt from the ru ms, fluoride from dTinking water or from supplem C'nts is incorporated into the tooth Beth Ann Hart Gn>l(ory Todd O'Rrien GROUND CHUCK FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH the most ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE F 0 R HEAD U.S. NO. 1 MAINE'. $ 89 POTATOES 20 LB. BAG FLORIDA CELERY STALK Plus Deposit ¢ $ FABRIC 09 SOFTENER FINAL TOUCH TREET 33 OZ. BODLE FLORIDA CARROTS POUND BAG F 0 R DOUBLE COUPON DAY THURSDAY, MAY 10 DOUBLE MANUFACTURERS' CENTS OFF COUPONS UP TO 49 4 ON FULL VALUE �May 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. May 6, 1984 A vaccine to avoid future tooth decay? cine is jus! a swallow away! Oral biologists at Emory Univer sity in A tlan Ia have developed a vaccine to speed up believP is the body's natura I irrununization to tooth decay. In lab cxpPriments with adults. ihf' oral va ccinP has boosted antibody levels. But to prevent t"avities in children. it would have Ia be taken beforP their pPnnanent teeth grow. !\'lr. :utd ~Irs. Ow•· Rrkkh.,. A ngelc:l Sinclair, Dale Birckles exchange t~ows in April ceremony Carol Morris of near Rac ine completed her studies at Ohio University winter quarter and this wN'k started on a job with a publ ishing firm at Middleburg Heights. All' s WP II now, but 11 didn't start ou t that v.:ay Over EastPr wcckend her grandfat her died and his funpral was scheduled for Monday, the day she HPmi OC'k ln1dp 1CCP. She carried a cascade• wa s to repon on her nPw job. C h rt~tian C_hurc h wa.s thf' OOuqUI?I o f \"C' llm\· JZalPaS, (X'ac h S( •!tm g fOJ the April H wrod1ng of carnation...,, P<'<-~ Ch and whitt• rOSf'b- :\ngrla Sincl air. ~aug hlf•r of Mr. .md M rs. I{Pnn!' lh Sindcur. S hrtdl'. cUld Dalr BrickiL's. son of Mr. and :\1r.., r-~ l n~~d Rricklrs. S ha di~ . _ Th P HP\'. _StP\'C' ~'·ers per tur m Pd 01t• 2: - ~]p . m . C'f'rc m onY E srorlf'd to thr altar b~- hf' r r·:l!hc r. rht' t.Jridf' worr a gown of t,J!f(•t,l and la<'P. Thf'fit tE'CI bodir f' ol lil lY' \\· a s <.tCCPn 1i'(_l v.·ith sc 'E'd pPar b ,1nd rno th('r -ol -p('Jrl sequins and t(>; tllJn'(_! a \"i(' turi<.m nl-..:klim· . and 1\mg fillt 'fl s l ( '(' ~.:rs . H l' t vt ·il ot illuSl[) Jl fell fm m a !act' (' IUWrl uds and bJIJv ·~ bil'<Jlh . Ca rla Hif;. u f M iddlqJort wa s thl' mJid of hun!Jr, and .Jirn BovPr . Midd1Ppor1 . w as bt•s t man . ·Stf'· phanie H o ffm ~ tn w as thP Oowf'r girl and Robt-'r l Hoffman. thr ring IJParPr. bott1 c ous ins of thr bride. 0 JPst er. Rv:111 Sincl;Jir of Shadr, a brothf'r of lilt ' IJriclf' s(•rv C'CI as rhr ushf'r. Musil· \.\·as provirtC'd b\ f\'g~ · Rri<'hh '~- Hutland , s i s t t ' r - i~ law of thC' g-room . Th(~ roup!( ' r f'sidf's n t .17390 Hr mlo<.'k Cm\'(' r{md . r nmr roy . Now we all know jobs aren't easy to llnd. So Sunday <>vening, Carol startro ou t from here for Middleburg HPight s onlv to be involved in an accident. Se<>ms on one of the r amps of 1-71 at Medina a truck was backing off the highway, struck a utility pole, and it fl'il on Caro l' s car. She was taken to the hospital. lreatro for sornE' minor injurif>s ami released . And, yes. she did begin hPr n<'w job Monda.\ ·. POMI-: f\O Y - c;ro:·c ThP If \'ou' rp looking JhPad to Mcm orlal Day weekend, you rnlghl like to know that big things are going to happen in Chillicothe. There will be a heritage festival there called "The Feast of the Flowering Moon", right downtown and in the city park. BesldPS a variety of arts and crafts displays and demonstrations - and Meigs Countlans are Invited to participate - there will be an American Indian powwow, a uniformed paradP by the Ninth VIrginia Regiment Revoluolionary War soldiers, a battle re-enactment. a pelting zoo for lhe children from the Columbus Zoo. lots of music, square dancing. and clngging, fiddling contests. canoe races. a beauty queen ('()ntesl. and a hugh parade on Saturday evening. On Sunday night to close the fcstival thPrc will be a gigantic fireworks display. The RossChllllrothe Convention and Visitors Bureau has contractl'd lor the display with the company which handles t he firpworks for presidPnls. Want more infonnation? WritE' P 0. Box 73, Chill i('()t he, 45601, or cal l 7754100 Mary Jane Jenkinson, daughter of Curtis and Dortha Jenkinson, Middleport. has had a job 1ransfer to Florida .... and not a minute too soon. Friday Curtis rPiired from his Pmploymenl at Pat Hill Ford, and has now added to his "things to do in How lucky canwinters you gpt!in Florida . rPtirement" Mary Jane is employed with Nuclear Installation Services Co .. Nitm, W.Va. which has moved its district offices from Nitro to Lakeland. Fla. • Disaster drills planned zn area mJ.rks tho l ~ rh ;.trmu;ll -..,i muLlted cti.-;a:--.lrr sf' rif• :- . cun ductf'd h\- Hnl7r r \1f'Clical Cr ntpr in ( ;,,1 \ipo li.'-. Plr a s :~nt Vallf'~- Hospi t;li . Pt . PIPasant, W .V a., ,tnd \ 'ptc>r ans MC'morial H ospitJI in PomPIIJ'":·. cdong v.:i rh thf' Call ipoli s CX· \·P i op m (' nt;.~l C'f'n!f'r . Middlf'ton ~ :s t ; lft 'S, L<tkin H n spit ~ll and thf' \rlid Ohi(J \' .ti lt·\· lndu ..., tri ;!l F:nH'r ~ r· n ' \ PI ;1 n n in g (' nu n 4' j I •'M l \ '11-: PI '• In ob sf'J Y<-tn c t~ nf ~ari u nal Ho:--.p1 l; tl \-\"N: ·k :vld\ tl- 1:! . t]l('~f' lh!"l'l ' hos pi ta l!- clln ng v.·ittl l hP o lhl· r· ~Xl J · t i dp ~ ttin g g rnups h ;.t\ "(' J-Jl !l llll l>d rriLII• 'r.l! Ui ~; p., ft•r drill. !(•stin g thf' T his ~ - f'<lr t'm ('r gr n(' ~· prf'parPc\nf'ss nf caeh fa C"ilit )' Thur sd;r\. ~1".1 Ill. ell 1: '\0 p.m .. thcrf' will t)(' mo\' l<; c; choo! bu s : H" c id<~ nt s in C allia Cnun t ~ · - Mei gs Count y and Mason County , simula tf'd hl PadH• r c ·ollapsP~ in Cal lia ;t nd \1<•igs Count iPs. Th!' school bus ,I(TidPn r Jnd bl ('< lrhpr cu llap:--.1' will •!( ' CUI . ;~r t h•' ( ;allia Count~ · Fait'J..!To u rJd s In Md gc; ( 'ount .\ ' rhr simul;ttf'cl ,lr cid f' nt s will hf' iJl thr Mri gs Count )' 1-";1irgrounds. ,\1 thP ( ;a lli pol b Of'Yrl opmcntal Centr r th('~' will h : J\' ( ' :1 naturil l gas lf';Jk and rupturo of the main gas valve at Middlrton Estatps c ausing a pot en · ti al fiiT' hazar d, in addition at GDC two va ns, one of which will bP loadc'll with patients, will be in a mock collision as the y trv to leave the GDC ground s and at -the sJme tim C' t hf'y will ha Yf' a bleachPr roll<:.~ psr in their gymnasium . In Mason Cou nt y. thf' sc hool bus ;1cc-idf'n! s w ill tX'C'Ur <:tt Laki n Stat P Hospital and Krodel Park. \'ic tim s from all thP mock di s.:-~ s ! Pr locations will bt' t ra ns· ported b y area Emergency Ml'dlcal unit~ to Holzf'r MPdical CentC'r. Pleasant Valley Hospi tal, and \'C'tPrans MPmorial H ospital. In WPst Virg-inia. the Stal e Emergency Mroical Services' M edc\'ac. if possible. will be usPd to tn.m sporr simulatPd disast£'r v ic rim s from Plm sant Va lley Hospital to Cabel l Hunting1on Hospilal in Hunringt on . Throughout t he ,vears, 1hf'Sc "'clisastrrs"' hav£' b£'en staged as I raming f'Xrrcises for a rea agencies ancl hospi tal s and ha w• in cl udf'd pveryt hing from Indus trial explosions. airplane crashPs and school bus accidents to torn adOPs and barge expl osions and killer cart hquakcs. The mock disaster not only test s the Pmergcncy planning of the multiple Jgenclcs In each of thP three counties. but also the specific emer gency pl an of each of the hospitals participating. Should a real disaster occur. all r mcrgency sPrvicPs coul d lX'Iter respond . mort> quickly and effi ciently, because of prior training and simulated experie nC€'s. For a hospital to be accredited by the .Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals (JCAHi. a written disaster plan must be on file and thai plan IPSted at least twice eac h vear. T he coordin atl'd effo r t of th ree area hospitals in having an annual j oint sim ulated disaster. rakes this stipu lation far past what is required. The combint'll effort of thr three counties in two sta tes. their hospit als, indust ries . and agf>nries is uniq ue. MAYO MONUMENT CO. Guaranteed Delivery by Memorial Day S-7 Teach children fire saftey early Community Corner By CHARLENE HOEF1.1CH Times-Sentinel Staff Good news for A cavity vac- Page The Sunclay Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. , MARRIAGE APRIL 3- A reception was held in the Senior Citi7.ens Center all-purpose room lor A wilda Edilh and Charles Mills Kemper, April 25. The Kempers were married in Elizabeth Chapel Church by the Rev. Allred Holley April 3. Mrs. Kemper was the former A wilda Edith O'Dell BMJcker. r-------------------------Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart Stewarts note SO~h anniversary $2,25 liiJ.l40liJO .......... , .. , .... , ... , .... , ................... , .. $2,55 [.lOliJL .................................................. We Carry Supplies and Equipment in Stock HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. 304-492-4788 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CARPET FOR LESS DIRECT MILL BUYING AND LOW OVERHEAD COMBINE TO GIVE LOW PRICES . WE ALSO HAVE EXPERT INSTALLATION AND ONE OF 'I'HE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CARPET IN THE AREA. CALL TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATES, IT COULD SAVE YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. ODDS & ENDS CARPET SHOP \ 'I "i TO~ - ~Tr. :llld Mrs. Victor Cas to of Vi ntnn will cclebral<' thrir :10th Wf'dding a nn i, ·f'rs an Satur- Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. K OS DOG SHOW ' Kids may enter the free Dog Show by bringing this completed entry blank or by registration at the Animal Shelter on Farm Road, Saturday. May 12th at 1 P.M. The seven firs~ place winners will compete for Best of Show. All k1ds Will receive a participation ribbon . day , M a)· 12 · Thr•ir ch ildrPn <.tnd grandchildr('n .__.. .ill honor their ~v~.·ith an oppn t'0C .. ption " ' tllf' Vinton Masonic l.od g(' Hall from 2 toY p rn . Mr and :\.1 r."i Ca sto wpn •marr if'd s comer Stroll down memory lane K,ttie Uy KATIE CROW 'l 'inu!:'-i-..."it'ntinr-1 Staff ~11 ' mbt · r s of tht> R. u tlc.~ nd Alumni 1\...,soci <ll io n wi ll !"'. .~ "' m il flow n mrr mot"\' lam• <.tnd ~ - .-~:l n·rninh<"l ' of rdd 1 i m 1· ' " ' 11 h f r 1 4' n fl . . , ;t n d .A -.rt~ rorml'r (' l.h s· I .· ~" m a tf·' .11 t hf' lr annua I n·union to ll(' hf'ld nn [\.tt \ · 2'; Thf• !X i rl{j UCt \~- ill tx 'l hC'lcl ii i !i: .'~O pm t(lllon ·t'tl b\ darH'in,l! or l :stt ·nm g ln the big band sound!-' of Kt ·1 1h \!.-( ·, d I l k ~ ' J Y. t i i U/l'-o :tn ' $7 pt ' l' l)('J"SOn . l .01. · o~I n ·:-. idt •rJI '- !-.hould wrile to Hutb nd ,\ htm ni ,\ ssot · i~ ltio n . P .O. Ho:oo.: 15. l {ut l.t rHJ. O hio -tS77:1 !'or 1'\''-ol' l " ; \l l( l flS ( I] 1-J lll'Ch i.lSP lhf'm ill Hu11 ~1n d l>t•p;JrtmC"nt SturP or !\1illt•r Hm lll i'l ~ in f{utland. T-: CJc h alumn i Ill.!_\ bri n.Q nne h'llf'Sl. L ·p i{a (' tll 1 • w; 1_\. .. M _\'Sit '!' it--.s o f t he ()r iPnt" wi ll tw thr thPmf' U'if'd for the U.wint· :\llrmni dinnf'r <.~nd da nCt' \l: hi('h \\ ·j jj ,Jiso bf' 11( 1 1(1 On :\-l;r \ :ZI; Sou nd-., lik( · tu n 11m(•. My Name IS: - - - -- -- - - My Address is: _ _ __ Phone Number IS : _ _ My School is. _ _ _ __ _ _ My Dog's Name is · _ _ __ _ at Cat lett.sburg. K y. , May 12, 1934. and aiT' the parents of two daughters. Mrs. StPp hen r Vicki 1 Houchins, Middleport, and M rs. (;('()rge iKaren1 Tripp of Carrol lt on. Ga. They have four grand daughter.;. The coupiP requpsts no gifts. , Jilt"'". 992-6173 ~--- M y law , Carolyn. and three grandchild rPn, George, .John and .Joyce, Middleport_ Mrs. StPwart was assistl'd with the anniversary partybyLouiseand Kaye Robinson and Martina Van Matre. Teresa Kennedy presented a tiered anniversary eakP to the couple _Refreshments wpre served with the cake. Joyce Stewart registered the 67 friPnds and relativPS attending the observance . CastoJ to observe anniversary .;-'1 Business Route 7, Middleport, Ohio My Age is : _ _ _ __ ___ WEST COLUMBIA - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stc-w&l of West Columbia, \A-' . \'a . wa s hunoH>d wilh an opr>n rf'(.'t>J-Jiion on thrir ~ th wedding anniv('rSJ ry ["'('('Pntly at the WPsl Columb1 a United :vterhodist Church. StcwJI'I and the former Hilda !.orella Van l'<kter wPrc marrir'<l on April 22. 19:1--l a t Maggy, W.Va . by the 1{(-v . .Jacl' Robert s. T hev havp one son . (;ro r,eC' Str v.: art . o d~ughtrr - in . ______ HIS (or Her) age _ provided . Parents w ill be> resJ:X)nsiblr for transporting children to and from the park each day. Activit if's will include natu re, craf1s, gamf'S, rf'CrC'ation and saf('ty topics. E nrollment is limited and stu d0nts choosen will be notified . Pcrsonc:; in iC'rf's ted and wish morf' informatiuon may call Ma rl<.t Crimf's at ~2· ~i22 from 5 p .m . to i p.m _ Now thi s is a good id('a. The M0igs HF.RO Club is IJking ordrrs for corsagf>S . boutonnirrr's and othor flov.:Prs fo r thr pmm s and Mother's Da~·Thf'~' h3\'f' rC'al and art ifica l fl owers and orders rna~· be plac l'd at thP high school or cont act Suz:,CarpPnler or any member of thP c lub. PriC'f's will be quoted on rf'quest. Orders arl' to paid for in advancf' and rna)' be pickl'd up Fridav. Ma\· 11. 01· Sa luttl a\, Mav U. Orange Township Volunl<'l' r i-'in• will dga in sJ:x:msor a chichcn barbN:'uf' m.•xt Sunda~· begi nning at lJ a .m . Thl' event will be held a t th0 fire department in Tuppers Plains. Not only will thPy have barbccued ch ickPn hut barbc<'ucd ribs also. Sounds delicious. By EWe Grossman NEW YORK (NEAl -Their oil burner went out this winter, so they turned to kerosene heaters carelessly - and one night, one of lhP heaters set the living room couch ablaze. Then the house went up and ali seven members of the Long Island famil y 'Jere killed . The case is not unusual, says Corinne Broderick, manager of public l'ducatlon lor the National Fire Protection Association, a non-profit educational organization. "Six thousand people dies In residential fires each year and the leading cause if heating equipmPnt. With electric or kerosene heaters, you need 36 Inches of clear space between them and anything flam mable. And people must use the right fuel. We've heard of cases where gasoline has been substituted for kerosene and it just exploded ." With wood stovPs, you're asking for trouble if you let the creosote the burning wood gives off build up. That's flammable, too, so stoves and chimneys must be kept clean. While Improper use of heaters causes the most residential fires, smoking - often In bed - causes the most deaths, site says, so always use large ashtrays and , before going to bed, "Check the cushions on the furniture, particularly If you've had a party. A cigarette which has fallen between them can smolder lor a couple of hours and you w on't ever know a fire is starting." Of course, II you've Installed smoke detPCtors where you should lone on every level of the house and one outside each sleeping area) and you lest them once a month for dead batteries, you'll be warned If lire does break out. " Smoke rlses Immediately and then comes down which is why smoke detcctors ar~ mounted high," Ms. Broderick says. Still, you'll onlv have seconds to gPt out because smokP is swift . Disorienting. Pervasive. And poi sonous, which Is why you should crawl and not run from a smoky room since smoke does rise the the clearest air will be on the grou nd . What you need most, however, is a plan of escape - and you need it now so the family ca n practice in thP event y ou ac tually do need it . First of all, says Ms. Broderick, fire ... Ms. RrodPrick savs, " but they can misfunctJ on you 'll ~ trapped , so a l wa~· s use tht.--. stairs'' No matter where you live, though , mind how you cook bec ause that 's anoth f'r maJor cause of residential f ires. shr says "Never leave any thing unatt ended on a stove and if a grrasr fi r(' breaks ou t. cover it with a lid lo sm other the fi am f'S _ Oon 't thr0\1..' w ater On the fire: that will only ca use it to splallrr . An? al w;t ~·s kPPp pot handles facing in su you won't accidrntall,\' tip t~ pots O\'Pr and so that kids ran '! pull thr-m down ." What's m or£'. don 't store thing s abo\'P thP stovr. You can scorch yoursPif rear hing lor a cannislf'r of flour OVP r vmrkin g burnf'rs. A nd always WC'ar t ig ht s l('f'\T'S when cooking '-'O _ , ·ou don't spt ~our ... Plf on fi rP and In thP gr·isl\ 1'\·r-nt 'ou do how('\·pr . thP th ing 11 l do. s h~ S<J\'~ i~ .' ''Stop. Covt•r your f;IC'f' v.'ith ·\·our hands. drup to thP grnun d a nd roll until you ~ m o th l' r thP fl J m f'~ MU awards announced H UNTINGTON, W.Va . - Two Marsha ll UnivPrsity graduat<'s and a former Marshall coach will receive spec1al awards at IIIP 47th annual Alumni Association Awards Ba nquet on Saturday, May 12. Dr. Victor Anthony Politana. a urologist from North Miami B each, Fla .. and Dr. Thomas W. Dunfee, an l'ducator from Cherry Hill, N.J., will receivf' Distinguished A~umnus awards. Former MU basketball coach Ell is T. Johnson will be namf'd an Honorary Alumnus of Marshall. Distingu ishPd Alumnus awards arP givPn to Marsh;;~ll alumni for outstand ing national Jchievements in thc•ir par tic ul ar field s of Pndeavor Honorary Alumnus awards arr not ~ivrn .v c arl.v . "ThC'y arr 1·escrvro for very sp<:'('ial people who arP not M arshall graduates but who gi\'e so much of themselves to the university that they sccm llke alumni." according to Don Morris. chairman of the Alumni Association's Awards Committee which splecled the 1984 recipients . Politano. who graduatro from Marshall in 1940. is chief of Urology &•rvicP at Jackson M!'morlal Hospital in Miami and professor and chairman of the Department of Urology at r he University of Miami School of Ml'dicine. · A gem·•ral practitioner in Milton. W.Va .. from 1946 to 19011. Politano has rT•ct'ived numerous awards for his writing. rC'Scarch. and surgical movies. In 19R.1 Politano beca me the firs t Norrh i\mf'rican to rcccivC' the F1·anr isco Diaz Medal. prPscnted b\· the Puigwrt Foundaiton of Barcelona. Spai n. and thP Spa nish UrologiPal SociPt)·. Also 1n 191i.1 th<• president of the Republic of Colom bia. South Amcric<J, prPsrnted him wilh thr Na ti onal Av.:ard of MC'ri1. thP Rrpublic'c; h ighPst civil~ n award. Politano has been honored bv Italy, the Colombian. Mexican and Ven4'Zuelan urological sociPtles. the Confederaclon Americana de Urologia. and the University of Guaya quil in Ecuador. and the City of Miami. F la. Dunfee Is the .Joseph Kolodn y Professor of Social Responsibility in Business. professor of legal studies. marketing and publlc management. and chairman of the DcpartmPnl of Legal Studi!'s and Publ ic Management at The Wharton Sc ho ol. Uni v Prs il y of Pennsylvania . A 196.1 cum laude grad uat e of Marshall, Dunfef' rPCeivf'd his .J.D. and LLM degr·eps from New York UnivPrsity School of Law . Prior to joining the Wharton School in 1975, he taught all he New York Institut e ofTechnology. I lli nois State U ni ver sity and Ohio State University . Dunfee is co-a uthor or co-editor of eight books on business law He was editor-in-chief of the American RusinPss Law Journal for 1hr("e years and was academic editor of the 18-book Grid Series In Law. publishl'd 1974-1980. Hf' servf'd as a visi ting professor at the Cniversity of NPWcastle. New South Wales. Australia, and has been a co nsultant to a number of governm£'nt al agPncif's a nd corporati ons . Johnson. who was head basket ball coach at Marshall from 196.1 to 1969, led the Thundering Herd in two bids for the National Jn vit ational Tournament championship. in 1966-G? and 1967-68. A gradual(' of the Un iversitv of l<f>ntucky , Johnson is the ~nlv athle te in UK history to earn fou-r leiters in major varsity sport s during each of hi s four yea r s there. In lYJ:l hP became faml'd UK Coach Adolph Rupp's first bask.-tball i\11 -American . Johnson coached football anrl basketball ar Morehead State Uni versity from 1936 to 195.1. with time out to serv<> in thP U.S. Navy during World War II . Despite hi s ties to UK and Morehead. and in sp1tc of a crtppling strokP in 197'1. Johnson has rC'mainrd a true Marshall supporter. D ressed in his Mars ha ll grccn blazer. he chN'rs I he T hund ertng Herd from his whPPlchair a 1 court -side . T hP Hth annual awards banquet will begin a t 7 p.m .. Sa turda\·, Ma v 12, in lhP Don Morris Memorial Studf'n l Cen ter. Resc rva · lions must bf> m ade b\' Mav 7 v.:ith the MU Alumni Offic~ r:n1 ' fi96-.11J4 . ' WEEKLY SPECIAL Nacho with Beef Supreme $1 .49 D1nner served with cole- slaw , bar becued beans & dinner roll. 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Also, If a farnll y member is dlsabll'd or terrifil'd of heights, see to It now that another member knows it 's his or her responsibili ty to help that person down. And be sure to go over all escape plans with babysiltPrs or house guest." If you move, work up esca {X' maneuvers the first wepk in vour new home. And if that turns o~t to be a highrise, lobby for a tenant s' mt'Ptlng with lhP supPrintpndent to discuss fire escape plans. You might even want to invitf' a represen tative of the fire depart ment to polnt out the nearest exists. etc. He or she will also emphasize that in case of fire, elevator s can be deadly. " Not onl y are they drawn to Red. Gray, Beige On your feet all day? Try "Dreamboat" by Cherokee Monday thru Friday 9AMto9PM Saturday 9 AM to S PM , ... ll, ' I) /f;'TFr;::;.~Q\il~~ ~----) ' . 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VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO CAN WIN IT THIS FALL! w ::: ::: ::: w Sllnr Hri<IJ(I' Pl87.a •Veteran •17 years ::: m !!! Holzer Medical Center Sizes I 4-7 / 3 pr. for S}Q00 Reg. 14.00 pr . Sizes 8-9 3 pr. for Sl1 50 \ ) .... -- - ., i ~- Reg. 14.50 pr. Paid for by Cand1date, Hamlm K1og, 123 Jackson P1ke (GallipoliS lwp ). GallipoliS, OH iii ::: ' I �May 6, 1984 Page-S-8 The Sunday Pomeroy Times-Sen tinel Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea5Cinl, W. Va . Area Bookmobile schedules announced Gaf!ia Cwmty GALLIPOLIS- The llr Samuel L. Bossard MPm orial L1brar~ will be at thf' foll o ..dng pl..t('C'' th1· wf'f'k of ~a~ May 7 to 11 : Mo nday - Ewing1un. J· 1.1 I .f ) p.m .: Cri,gPr· ..... 2-2· '10 p m : r\dnP_\ Rd .. 1 ~o.:l. 15 p.m : l'mton Po .1:30--t 10 p .m . Bidwell . :l-h p m : H.1ni ~burg. h: 1~6 ::~0 pm · I I! Jl p.m .; Burd, 4:40-5 p.m .; Crown City P.O.. 5: 15-6 p.m .; E ureka, 6: 15-6: 45 p.m . Thursday Watts, 2:30-2:45 p.m.: Brick Sc hool Rd., 2:55-3: 10 p.m.; Addaville E1em .• 3:15-3: 45 p. m .; St. Rt. 7 1Roa<'s ide Resn. 3:55-4: 10 p. m .: Geor ges Cr. I. I I. ~: 15-5 p.m .: Bu1a,'illeTr. Ct. , 5:30-6 p.m .: Plantz Subdv., 6: 15-6:45 p.m. F r iday Elliott's !Rt. 351. 11'\''s. 1-l: l::t-7 1-J .m . Tu<-,da) - F:no. '' :>0-3 p.m.: R••u •. :1 05-3:20 p.m.; Africa Rd .. ·; :l0- .1· lo p.m .. Kyger I. 3: 50-4 :20 p.m . KvgPr II. ~: 25-4 4{) p.m .: Rou'h Lane I. II. 4 . ~:, . 5: 15 p.m.: Clll'shire I. II. ti-ti: .10 p.m .. Cheshire Ill. fi 3.'>-7 p.m \\'f'dru•-..d..tl.. - B.J nr·'"· '.!: 15-2: 30 p.m .: Smith. 2: 1·1-:t 1:l p .m.: :\1:-,: ers . :\ '{.lj :1· .}:i p.m .. \1t ' ITPI\·il lt', ·l-t ·,l() 2: 15-2:45 p. m .; Kerr. 3-3: 40: Buck ridge, 4-5:05 p.m .; Jay Dr. I. II. 5: 15-5: 45 p. m .: Bob McCormick Rd .. G-6: 15 p.m. M eigs County POM E ROY ~ BookmobilP service In Meigs County is brought by the Meigs County Public Library under cont ract wi th the Ohio Vallev Area Librar ies. Bookmobile schfdule for Monday. May 7 -Carpenter !Laura's Store!, 3:10-3:40 p.m .: Dexter !Chu rch!. 4: 10-4: 40 p.m .: Danville !Chu rch!. 5:20-5:50 p.m .: Rutland !Civ ic Center; , 6:30-8 p.m . Tuesday, M ay 8 Portl and !Post Offi ce!, 2: 10-2: 40 p.m .: Letan Falls ! Effie's Restaurant), 3:05-3:50 p.m .: Racine (Bank !, 4:35-6:05 p. m .: Syr acuse 1Pooli , 6:20-7 : Oil p.m. Wfdnl'Sday. M ay 9 - Chester !Fir e Station !. 2:15-2:45p .m.: K eno 1nonh side of Keno Bridge I. 3-3: 30 p. m .: Success Road 1near 39060). 3: 45-4:15 p.m .; Long Bottom ! Post Offi ce), 4:25-5: 10 p.m .; Reedsville (Reed's Store!, 5:20-6:20 p.m .; Tuppers Plai ns !Lodwick 's), 7:207:50 p.m .; Ba um Addit ion. 8: 10-8: 40 p. m . ·s ports CHEVROLETS OLDSMOBILES CHEVROLET TRUCKS 100 IN STOCK Convincing victory earns $712,400 purse horse for Stephens on this overcall day. Pincay never had Swale far out of the lead as he chased Althea bidding to become only the third filly to win In the 110-year history of the race - past the stands for the first time and down the backstretch. Swale was never worse than third . Then . In mid-backstretch, Swale moved into secQnd and at the half-mile pole, he r an In tandem with the filly . For all practical purposes, Swale endfd tlle race when he switchfd Into high gear and pullfd away to win in 2: 022-5ona fast track. Shonly after the finish , a claim of foul was lodgfd against Coax Me Chad and jockey Herb McCauley. It was later rej ected. It was a blgday for Pincay as well as for Stephens. It was also another leal her In the breedingcapofSeattle Slew, the 1977 Triple Crown winner, who has become an outstanding sire. Before appearing in his 11th K entucky Derby, the 37-year-old Plncay was asked how he felt about never having won the famed race. He replied, "Oh. I miss it. Sure l do, but you can't have everyth ing in life and I accept that." The outstanding jockey from Panama now has a Derby victory. ·--: ,.,,''"' . . 6, 1984 Swalewins II Oth Kentucky Derby LOUISVILLE , Ky . iAPJ Swale, the often-overlooked stablema te of Devil's Bag. trainfd by ailing Woody Stephens, took command on the final tum and won the $712,400 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Satunlay. Ridden by Laffit Pincay Jr .. winning his first Derby in a brilliant career. Swale scorfd a convincing victory over Coax Me Chad , a member of the mutuel field with longshot At The Threshold third. It was a day ofrfdemption for the 70-year-old Stephens, who has suffered a harsh winter and spring because of physical problems and a subpar performance by Devil's Bag, the 1983 2-year-old champion who was thP winter book favortt e to win the Derby. But Stephen s. who was just released tram a hospil al where he w as recovering from pneumonia . decided earlier in the week that the 1 y, miles of the Der by would j ust be too much for Devil' s Bag to handle. So he called onSwale. who had lost his last previous race on a sloppy track at Keeneland . After DevU' s Bag was upset in the Flamingo March 3 at Hialeah. Stephens sa id. " May be Swale is the right horse." Swale was ce nainly the right JIM MINK CHEV.-OLDS. IS HAVING AN ~imts· ttntm.et SectionMtay ,, ., ' ' ... \ AU., TOGETIIER _ Swale, followed hy the field, comes down the hom~ stretch for the fini'ih line in Saturday' s Kentucky Derby. Swah• finL•hed with a time of 2: 02.2 and paid $8.81l. ( AP Laserphoto ). Expos edge Braves; Blue Jays rout KC MONTREAL rAPt Doug Fly nn bloopfd a single in I he lUih to score Terry Francona from second and lift the Montreal Expos 2·1 over the Atlanta braves Saturday. Francona lfd off the l Oth against rf'iiever Gene Garber. l ·l. and doubled off the glove of a diving Claudell Washing1on in right field . One out later. Fly nn singlc>d Ia .)...,... ~ score Francona . Andy McGaffigan, with two innings of scoreless relief. w as the winner. his second victory in as many decisions. The Braves' look a 1-0 lead in the sixlh when Murph:. singlfd and la tf'r scored on TPrl)· Ha rper's fielder's-choice bouncer. But the Expos tied il on A nd re Dawson's homPr in I he bott om of I he ninth . Bra\ 'f'S startf'r Len BarkC'r gave up onJ~ · fou r hit s, struck out fivp batters and walked nonr in eight innin gs o f work , but w as I OJ kon out of I he ~ amr with a cr amp in his righ l il'g at !he stan of 1he ninth. Toronto 10 R<>:vat, I TO RONTO !AP I - Jesse Bar· field knocked in fou r runs and J im Go tt scatt ered four hit s in sovcn innings Saturday to spar k thP Toront o Blue Jays to a 10-1 rou 1 mw Ihe Kansas Cit y Rova ls. Colt , 1-2. struck out four and walkfd two in hi s stin t. Joey Mc Laughlin and Jim Acker we>nt thC' final t\vo innings for To ront o. with McLaughlin surrendrrlng the Royals" run in thp eighth on Hal M cRae's RBI double. Damasm Garcia igr it rd Toronto's 15-hit attack wi!h a single against loser D anny Jackson . 0-.l ln the fir st and Lloyd M oseby followed with an RBI triple. >loscby then scm l -d on Barfi eld 's grounder. C0115C'CUtiVe Sin gles bl Ca rth lorg Buck Marl me; and Alli·NJo Griffin loa dC'd the ba sr~ with nnnl' out in the st-•t'ond and M osebY wal ked to giw Toronto a :\.(1 IPad . 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Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 1 616 EASTERN AVENUE JIM MINK - .~·.. .. .. '. New 98 trade . Medium blue . Full power. leather trim . $6484 $6984 1981 Buick Regal New 1981 Buick Park Avenue SALE PRICED AT $4184 PRICED TO GO . ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO BILL GENE JOHNSON TOMZCAK INJURED - Ohio State t·oach Earl Bruce talks wllh quarterback Mike Tomczak as he Is placed in an ambulance Salurday alter hreaklng his right leg in the second quarter of the annual Scarlet Md Gray game at Ohio Stadium. (i\P Laserphoto). White Sox, Pirates post diamond victories BOSTON !AP t - Tom Paciorek had thrPe hit s and Rud y Law drove In three runs Saturda y as the Chicago While Sox rolled past the Boston Rfd Sox 8-5. Richard Dotson boostfd his record to 4-2 with relief help from Ron Reed. who gained his third save. The Whit e Sox jumpfd on Boston starter Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd, 0-3, foreighl runs on nine hits and lour walks in the first six Innings. Paciorek had a double. two singles and a walk. scoring two runs . Dotson allowfd four hil s, includ· ing Rich Gedman's two-run homer In the sixth. walked four and hit a batter. but was tough in the clutch before giving way to Rem at the stan of the seventh . Reed was tagged for a solo homer by Dwight Evans in the seventh and gave up run -scoring slnglf>S to Jim Rice and Mike Easler in the ninth . Chicago scored two runs in the third on a double by Scott Fletcher, a single by Jerry Dybzinski . Law 's RBI ground<'!' whic h first baseman Easler bootfd for an error and Harold Baines' run-scoring double. The White Sox scored three more runs in the founh on Dybzlnski's suicide-squeeze bunt with the bases loaded and Law's two-run single. Chicago hlkfd Its lead to 8-0 with three runs in the sixth on a sacrifice ny by Fletcher and a two-run double by vance Law. PIJoat4>A edge Dodgen MeanwhUe, In the National Leaguo>, MaiWII Wynne, who singled homo> the tying run In tho> COLUMBUS. Ohio iAPI-Quarlt>rback Mike Tomczak fractured bot h bon~s in his lower r ight leg Sat urday aft ernoon during Ohio Sla te's final spring football scrim· m age at Ohio Siadium. Tomczak's Gray learn defea ted I he Scarlet squad 3J.12 . University spokesm an StPV f' Snapp said Tomczak will be hospit al izfd fv a few days al tilt' Univ E'rsity Hos 1ilal. He said Tom<'Ulk will be in a . ·ast for eight w<'<'ks and will be im : tive for 10 to 12 weeks. Tomczak's inj 1I)'' carne whl'n he was tacklfd aft< r carTy ing th~ ball on a play with 5: 12 rPmaining in !he S('("Ondquart ~r. Jptothat point .The Buckeyes ' first slrin!': quarterback. who will r ntPr hb sen ior year this fall. ha d comple!ru all nine of his pasSf's for 129 yards. That gavP him 19 rorn plel ions in 2.1 a 1tPrnpts for ."l.17 _vards in Ohio State's two s pring sc rimmagl'S . .Jeff Dot~- . a sophomo n · \'-'a ikon . n•pla c.'t>d Tomczak as qu;Jrtt>rb'-!ck and playe-d th<Jt posit io n forthl' Gra\" !Pam fo r lht-> res t of th(• gamP . Coach Ea rll' Bt'UCP sa1d t ~am ph_vsician Robert Mu r ph' !o ld him thai Tom czak "must ha vp twisted somf'thing " whrn hP w a s injun>d . " l! "s a shocking blow II< • had a grr at spring. ·· Bruce sa id " Hr<'s a good hr aler , a tough kid , and will wo rk hard to rrhabilit atf' 27. .,. - ---- d('{' i~io n ." l ~ •' ,' \- "" $1I I "liM 4 I I -1 a nd caug ht tv.: o pa s~'·"' fu r 1q.\ .:Jt"ds to v.:in M ost V a l uabiC' P!Jq•r h o nor ~ for thf' game of offr'n.sf' Outsidf' linPback pr l'h·run I .f ¥ '. also for rhf' Cra,· sq uLJd, Has narnPcl l..}(>ff'nSi\'(' \1\ T' Thr Sca rlr t tf'a m \ onl _ , ~( 'tH · t ·~ camC' on i:l ~1 · \ Jrd touchdown J.>.: tss from .Ji m Kar~;, atos to spli t f•nd .J;t_ ,. Holland Ia l f' in lhf' f irs t qu; nlt •r Jncl a ~ -ya rd r un h_\· Cr11:>rg t' C'ottJX'r l~t H • in t hf' ront rs t . Tony Coopc'r. no rf'IJ tion, ~corf'd the GrJ ~· tf'am's onl~ ~f'f'o n d - h n l f touch down w ith a 1-\ arcl run in l h<' third qua rt C'r Jordan announces future NBA plans CH,\P E L HIL L . KC'. 1AT' I North Ca r ol ina ·s r\1 1-Am f'nca guard Michael Jord an. a ro ncf'nsus pick as the 191{1-84 nat ional college baskr lball player of !he -'·ear. announced Sa turda , · he will for1 eit his fin al yea r of co lh:ge cligibilitv to tum prufessional. .. I fp ]t likP it' s I inw for me to m o,·p o n," thC' 6- foot -6 junior sa id aI a prr•ss confPrcnCl ' on thC' fina l da \ f01 underclassm('n todr'C' idc whethPr to go hard ship and be considPrc>d for thP .J une 19 Nationa l Baskc!IJall Association draft. "To tl'll you thP ll'Uth . l reau,· just dedd«l an hour and a half ago. I ta lke-d lo Coach !De-an Smith ) Sdt wd;,t~· mornin g and h~ helped m P makt• lh<' f>ight h inning. slnglfd in Amos Otis wilh the winning run in tbebottomof the lOth as the Pittsburgh Pirates rallifd for an 8-7 victory overt he Los Angeles Dodgers Saturd ay to end a five-gam e losing streak . OUs greeted loser Orel Hershiser. 2-1. w ith a linedouble down thenght fi eld line before Rafael Belliard laid down a perfectly-placed bunt for a single. Wynne !hen lofted a fly ball deep over drawn-in center fielder Bill Russell's h<>ad to give the Pirates their first v ictory since April Kent TPkulvl', 1-1, worked out of jams in both the ninth and l Oth innings for the victory . Tt>kulvP got Mike Sciascia to bounce into a bases-loaded doubk• play in lhl' ninth before rptlring the Dodgers on three straight ground ball outs after Franklin Stubbs ' leadoff hrlple in the 10th. Doug Frobel. batting just .126. greeted rellvcr Tom Niedenfuer with a doubll' to stan the Pirate's' eighth. Wynne's one-out single drove in Frobel, tying the score at 7-7, but Nifdenfuer got out of a tw<H>n, one-oul jam by retiring .Joe Orsulak and Bill Madlock on fly balls. The Plra tes led G-3 after a five- run fifth-Inning rally when Mike Mar· shall and Candy Maldonado drew walks off John Candelaria before a 22-mlnute raln delay in the sixth . Losing pitcher Cecilia Guante, 0-2. then reUeved Candelaria and walked pinch -hitter Franklin Stubbs before Dave Anderson lofte<f a sacrifice fiy, scoring Marshall. him self after he get s out of! he cas t ... Bruce said . If Tomczak heals as expected . it appears li kelY I hal he will be health,· in limf' for osu·s Sl'ason opc-nC'r aga inst Wa shington Sta ir. B r ucC' sa id Tomcza k led thf' G ra.\ squad to scores on four consecuth·r posSC'S · <ions in the first half. l<eith Bya r s ha d touchdovm runs of I and7ya rd s. Barry Walker ran 2:'-·ard.s for J scorf' and Wch Spangler· kic krd a ~9· \ 'CJ rd fi eld goa l to givC' t he Gray· lf'a m J 24·6 halttime lead . By·;:, rs r an fo r99.\·a rd s in l~k~lJ T i rs " I !Pit for future purpoS!'S thi s w as the right do?Cision." .Jordan added . Smith openfd the 11 a.m . pwss conff'ren cc by announcing that Jord an would not rPturn to f\;urth Ca roHna for his fi nal season. " Michael Is denouncing his college eligi bility and w ill be eligible lor t hf' p rn ff'.;;~ro nal d r aft .·· Sm ith sa 1d . Sm1 1h sa id ht ' talkf'd v: ith rf•Jm • ~n t a ti n's tram~ of <.r numt:x' r ul \B ..\ k nn~~ · w iH•rp hu t d id not .J o rd an \\ 'OU ld Pnd up . " I tT''{.'O rTimf'ndi'Ci thi s thY· i ~ tO II tu Michcw l. " Smith sa id . "Thf>n ·'.o; no gamblf' thi::; v: :..~ _\' . H{' could be· 1ik1 · M itch J.\ufX·h;.tk lk ro uld l-!1'1 hur l at an.\' t iJTlf> J nd dr up from I l u' \ o. 1 and 2 position in tht • cln·1 f t to 12Hl or Uth and th at'~ ..1 ~u b~t a nti~JI ;1 moun1 l)f monf'\ los t .·· .Jo rd an ~.Jid nam<'\ w a-;n· l t~l( ' onl\· fJClit r in his dtx •b ion " M O ll! '~ p Ll\" a bi g p cl rt 111 E',wh (lfl<' of our !i q·:--." hP :--ai el . "\\'ho knm~·s. I m.t' not bt • Jrounfl nc'\t yf'a r. 11lf' futun• h()lds t h(• ))(•_..,! tor lllf' r igh t w m ·. 1 thi nk il' <..; b('ltf'l' to start nm\·." .Jordan . dmnng 20 pl;r\ ·rr" (' () Ill pPiing for 1'! s pn ts on th e· l '.S . Olympic b; tskf' tball tr am . \\ ' .J .'1la nkPd b~ hi-" p ar('nts .. la mf'" and Delor0s .Jordan . duri ng th0 an nounr£'m cnl. Ji b rlf'<'ision to tum pro d(X'" not ;tflf'(' t hie, (l l~·m pir st atu s. I ' \ .IANGS ON - Chlcqo White 1 ox second baseman Scott Fletcller, r ,''tt, reacts as he hanp oo to a P' p Qy hit by Boston Red Sox ouU!elder ' dlle Easler to 8hallow r1gtt llell despite backpedaling into teammate, · larold Baines during founh In· Jng action at Fenway Park in Boston, 3atunlay afternoon. ( AP Laser !hoto). Nets even series with Bucks EAST RlJTilE RFORD. N ..l. ! AP I - Buc k Will iam s scor fd 11 of his 18 point s in the founh quan er. including a crucial turnaround j umper and two foul shot sin the final 45 seconds, as the New Jersey !'Jets roared back from a ! &-point . third-quarter deficit to defeat the MilwaukeE' Bucks !ffi-99 Satunlay. The victory evened the best-of· seven Eastern Conference semlfl· nal series a t 2-2 In the National Baskptball A~c,oc ia t lon p l a~ ·uff~ . Micheal fu!,· Richardson i~'ll tted !he !'Jets' corm •back w ith 12 of his 24 _ points in tht> thirdqua11er and Alben King ront tibu ted Plghl of his 15 point s in thP fino! quat1er. King cappfd the scoring with a threepoint play with six seconds remaining. Backup e~nter Mike Gmlnskl al•o w as lnstrumPnla l com ing off the bench to scor0 20 point s. �MDy 6, 1984 Pomen>y--Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Paint Pleasant, W. Va. Page-C2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 6, 1984 151 take part in 5-K run, North Gallia's Matt Kemper to play in North-South Ohio All-Star football game July 20 • individual results gtven GALLIPOLIS - One hundred and fifty-one runners participated in the annua15-K (3.1 miles ) French City Run here Saturday morning. Individual results were: 14: 2.1. Phil Howard: 14:25, Br1.K't"' AlbPr1 : 14:46 ..lost'ph B . Hillyer: H: 51. [)(>nnis C Pralf'r: l-1 :57. Marcus Bess: 1'Ul4, Martin &-ss: 15: ~2 . .John Nicholson: 15: 15. Mar<' Ci<~uson: 15· 25. Jeff C Morris: l:=i: 29. Don MPJ!a : 15 <12. Patrick Sta n.: JG·ffi. MikP Carl('r: Hi: 09, Rick Brown: Hi: 25. Gar) Lunsford: 16:37, Jprry Flsl'ht.>r: 16:47, Randy COif': 17: 00, FrN:l Wolft': 17: 11 . Corky Thomp!Vtn : 17:22. Frank Doollltl<': 17:29, Robe>r1 MuSSl"r: 17: :W. JOf' Caner: 17" :1>. Larry Mav: 17: 40. Jam~ Clark£": 17· 41. [)(>nrils Paf·k: 17: 48, Donald Santk>rson. !7:54, Slevt? 8IT'S('O: 17:57, William S!ln: UUll. Andrrw Sa Iller: 18:00, Larl)' Hoffman: IR:IiK, S!f'phf>n Lltt lrpagf': 18: 11. Richard Df>an: 18: 17. Danny Harrl~n : IA ::Ll , Bo~~:t'f Spt-n('(>r; J8:46. J('{f !\orris: 18:47. B lll l'lllis: 18:50, El iza BoonsUl'; 18:54. Jason Ca ll ; 18: ~­ Michal?! Durt@f': 18: ~. Benll Hunt : 19: 11, ~ !'HECK RESULTS AT FINISH UNF. - Mike ~. se('ond from left, and Dawn Martin, to his left. go over some of the :>-K times during Satunla~·s French City Run In GaUIJMIHS. Saturday.,s individual 10-K results (;AJ.I.IPOI.IS - H<'I'P <II'!' !hi' individu~tl rf'~;ults nf Salurd.:l\··s 79 ;xtr~cip.:mls in thP a nnual Frpnch 1'i t~ 10-K 111.2 mil('t Run rf>osi lion. limP. narnl' lin slt'(l in 1 wdf'r ·,: (J · IU :t, I~ \l.11h. ,.-, , _ H Hu!... '\'1.111 11\. 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The pole va ult may include lhe strongest field, with Buckingham competing with Earl BeU, Hrad Pursley, Dan Ripley and Larry Jesse. who are Nos. 3, 4, 5 and JO, respectively, in U.S. rankings. your business!'' BONDED II t;J-t9 Jill 'Jl.llt • - seconds in the 100-meter dash, and 20.55 in the 200. "He likes to run. He enjoys that," Max Clark, manager of the Bud Lite track team , told The Columbus Dispatch in a telephone interview from his Tallahassee. Fla., office. "At the same time, he doesn't like to · be in a lot of crowds .. But he' s getting better at it." ''m're out to earn 50,000 MILE RATED PADS & SHOES Jl: Ill I ;"lll-:14 II I 'h Hip Tbd fnrd. director or th e meet. which begins a t I p.m . Smit h Is ranked first in the 200-meterdash and second In the lOll meters. He'll run against 12thranked Desi Williams in the 100. and against fifth-ra nked Mel Lattany and S('venth -ran ked Larry Myricks in the 200-meter event. Smith has been clocked in 9.93 GOODTHIU S/12/84 1 - 15•8 sl idinq_ door. 1 -3 '~t6 'B " service door . (u6 preuure treated timben . '29 go . pointed ueel siding w / 20 year warranty , 29 go . Golva · lum e~ steel roofing w / 20 year warranty 1982 FORD GRANADA l MA_TT_KEM_P_ER_ PH. 992-5101 Fn~ l ~\••llr 17 '" 1: .'Vl kh;H' i IJIIIit'l '. IH::Y.. F r· m.TII' - \ ' it "ki 1\':un"l"' !~ :!-1 . ~ill\ flnun mond . 'IS· :!-1: O.u• n;t l l:uliP I ~. ~: .1-l today, In an organizational meeting and practice session a t Ohio State University. Kemper, Co·SVAC Lineman of the Year, has enrolled at Miami University. Kemper, a n All -District and All-Ohio honoree. helped North Gallla to two straight SVAC grid titles In 1982 and 1983. Owens track classic scheduled today__ 110 Spring Ave .. Pomeroy UTILITY BUILDING SPECIAL Malf' - rw nn l.~ 1---'ra tf'r , l l 'il ./(•ff M o rn~. J5· :!:J: Hrian Smi th. ~1 · 111 1-'t•m. tlo' l)(•hllit• ]J'" . :!ll· "Jti: Karl ;~ \1 ; tfl(l.\ . :.':2 2H; u.~a ("Ia\' , 22 : :!2 () t5-~ ou M<llf' - 1\-·Jar<"us fl.f'~s. H ::,?: r~b r 1in .l hs li : l l~ : Mill I' ('Jau_ o. . on . J.'",· l'l F'f'm ;dr• - .1<1 111'1 Ari~cot•. ~1::_'11 : Wandd F~tuml; t n . ~l:..J il : Bt'l:'k\' :\ltx·n, :!:!: JK E ;.._:it EE M;tJp - .l nhn ~ichohon. 1 ~: 1..! : Patrick ~t nn . F• · t !: :vllke (';J t'lf'r lil ·W, l··rmalt · - l )t l .nri Ri"·nnrtf . :!..! . ~.'\: Di.tm• ll ntl mm . ·~.1 - 1~1. L\ll Bo~tr·r. :!.'1: -1:1 \1: ~ 1•· - Ril' k Bn•1111. Hi : ~l : Queen in I(®) played In the classic at Akron. Thirty-three players are chosen from <he Southern part of the state from all three cla sslllca· lions. A, AA and AAA. Tom J_ Koclca, Colerain High School. Cincinnati. will serve as head coach for the south squad. Kemper is the biggest lineman on thP south team. He will meet the coaching staff and rest of the squad annual classic. Others were Rex .\1all'- 11. 1\ \ "o..,l. -Mll j, Ti!ml·b kt •t 111- .IIi. 'llHorn.t' ~milh, I ~ 'l".! 17~~- Mlll l >l. l-:I'URT - Yl 1; M t;irh ' fJ an lf'ls: 2H::w. F:lizahf'th llouc hHrd: 'bLl'l F:rPk Danie ls: 2R: J7 . Mari(' Ridf'r: 28: S:l, Donna A l('!iihin•: 2R :'16, Alison Tturnm; :lllO, Y oung. (; MJ-1-t (;(; p:1in1s1. bf>hind Ma r shall Univrr - nwd ,.;dwrluled S unda\ 16 4 2 12 4 9 17 18 6 Robf•rt Rolx>nl': 2M : 08. Carl a ShuiPr: 2R: ~. Shlr lf'V Dur1PI": 2R JO, Ci ndv Se-xto n. :l\: U. Mkhaf'l N('uss baUm: ~: J.l . Donna VINTON - Matt Kemper . 6-5, 265 pound s~n ior at North Gallla High School, has been selected to play in the North /South All-Star football game .July 20 at Massillon's Paul Brown Tiger Stadium . Kemper is thP third player from Nonh Gallia to pat4icpate in tlx> t-t- Ma\c - Edd if' Vi.lnMaiTT'. ;0( :'~: Tn'flton Str1\'rr. .1(1: -Ill · .Juan Or1l1 ~ 2:0H Frm;l lt· - ~ann Ko hil'i,--..;(•r . '>I ~ I. l>o • ri~ .lu-..m l-it :..'X . 1-'r.m \o'kf:wf'n . i-l1 : ;,.; ,RXII-mptrr rf.'l a~· (~ : 114 .:~ ~ . Thf' RC'd · womf'n flnishf'd firth OI.'C'ra ll ( :n Or~anizational S11mnwr ~~Jftha!l FPm ~t l(•- 22: -13. Ke-Ith Saunders: 22: 4R. Gr~ory Rldt>r; 22:S2, Eddie SiardK>r: 22: :13. Lo ri BE>n n£'11 , 22:!16. Srott Sta nJC'y. 23: 01, Carl Morris: 23:0<1. O iant> Hoff man: 23:06. Puul Hoffman: !l:~l . Mary Mora; '2:1: 21. flrohra (~rut:>Ser: 2.1:24. FN'd Zuspan : 2.3:17. Pt>tt> Olivf'r: 21:4:,, Larry Drummond; 23: -16, Randy Amsbt.H)': 23:47: BrPit Tabor ; 21:49. Gat"',· MrNatr: 23: ~1 . Jeff Sad lf'r; 2.1: M. Bran-y Cox: 26: Iii. Dr-borah Co x: 2fi: 42. Doug Cowlf'S: 26:50. Pattv VanMaiJ"P: ~:~ 1 .. Juan Orti;-: 27:1\.'l Phil. Hoffma n. 2.1:41. J. yn B::ostf'r: 'Ll: l R, L Vin ton Rankin : 27: 4R, Jr> · O'l; 1 'hrl~lln,r StovN. :),1 : 'Jl high jump ( :;1 " 1, a nd Carol Rialkowski of Callipolis flnis hf'd ~ ixth in thf' javf'lin toss (1J 3' l1 5"J. In thP rf'la.v f'VPnts. Rio GrandC' finishPd fourth in thr -IO:l-mrtrr rrl~.\ ( ~:1 . 21 and fiflh in tht' '>it 1. · EF: (~uillo ·n. :l,tj - '•I : Mallox; 22:2.1. ~wards: (' :JJ.-24 fT !'; · () '\: ])o.~ nnb Tul l"h -~1 .:2 1 \\'CIS t'OMt-:l lUY - Bo tn :1 ~:1-1 ,\ , 1·1 and I Jndt•r AA Malr· - .[o(' CartN. 17 : .14: Amlrf'w S<IIT!(ll" , ].II ill; J("ff r\nr ris. 1f~ . -lfi . Ff'm ~iiP Su~an 1110mas, :.!2: ttl : An n Adkin .~. l"1: !'l: Mlt;S\ Tabor.. r'i: .]:l 81 5-- 1!1 88 Ma le .h•sf'ph 1--lil lyf'l'. U -IIi ; (;an· L1Jn~ lo ni . Hi-:25; Todd Ho ls1t•1n. 19 : 21. F'f' llt <JIP - Tina All0n. ~1:--t:!: Allison Tromm. ~ : ."~1 !-\dam.~. Malt• - Hu 1.; :VI.ll"llll. :lJ;· [)!: H.wch Oial. lti · ~lll: .Jim I) I A'i.ll'\ . :f;' II t: K<~rla JOS(lph M\WS: 22 : 2<1. VIcki Wamsi(>V; 22: :!:'i. RoiX'n Dar sr : :!2: '!7, Charles Knopp: 22: ~. Lisu Clay: 22: :to. DuvP Lovt>Joy: 22: .1 1. ( llarles Rlfflt>; 'll : 3:1. Tom Danllf'r : 2'2: 35. Jrff 5-K age group winners listed 'vl.tl• · - l><•n :vlt'J,!:t. 1"1 . !'1. l.;1rn M. ,11 . t-;- ·.' \li: Willi: •m Srin . 17·!17 F0 m .•lf · - Shlrlf'\ l lUJ1N·. :}:·m. ln,::rhorJ! '.l1·2-l ('(' S111ll HtJrtl(•llo •. tx · 11. l~ Tu m !LmiPr , .j')- lh f) :!."~t!l f)IJ Legton team 1iilgn-up Bclk Pr of We llston fourth in thl' 1111-mPil'r hunllr•s 11: lUJ: Tiffanv i'!(' l1ed U1e d l0 d ay f'ark nfChiii!COthr ""'sixt h in thl' the M£'i~~ .-\nwrican Lrgion Ba.;;,c•- - W1~rm ;1 n . -~ sitle of Ook HilL finished S('('Ond in 1 .1~' 10" 1. !VI;I[I' - l'hl ll ip ll t•W:m l . '\6 - 1 ~1, MikP nai !, l~t : l ',th.tl 'I \ lt•l . r. · ll'l Mal r· Thompson: 20: 'lli, Phil Fromm: 20: ~. l rona rd ;\dkins: :lUO. EddiP Cook: 20:45. 22-22. Gr. Nwl; 22:22. n : 1~. Donna Daniels: J7: 35, Gal)' Flf'lds: 37:<18. Larry BK'bi.>E': Ji' : 'i~. Chuck Moodv : 38:08. AnnP Je-nkins: 38: 19. Gall Bt>ldilP: ,'0{· .'ti. Lawanna Or1lz: ~ : 4'i. Lin Y o un~: :JR 'i1. Charll£' YounjZ: ~:59. Jt•n nifer Smtih: F :!5-:m FF ~ irnmon ~ ~~ I ll S imp~on ... in thf' shot put \ II and l'ndtor -\ .-\ 11 .11 l\11\!11'\ +1· --l-l . lo~ · :\'!.til - thf' discus toss d2:t'].:l" 1 and six th • C •r l ,~ r: ~ : ~- . ktT\' .J~t rni~OII . from l<irtlclnd. finish('() srcond in thC' s hot put i.J()' 2:J"J and fifth in Thf' javc>lin(' toss 1. ll ~1'R .~J·· ·1 , w hilf' MC'Iinda Burn!-\ _\'[ (' IJf'rnard ~- ~- [);~\ · hi Wal son . -l)o( -lcl. R..tlph Mui'IIPr: .]9·116, C ra ig M:ll · thl"w~: Jfl : --1:1. MaJTin Baird: ~:01. Jr~' Simmons. :-,11 II!'. . l\)f' Pilugh: !'ill: lll . LJ;i lt' Har! : 'ill: H . ,\rl Lunrl : "il: 211. Ad am Wi lson. :-.ll ·.m. Pi!ul l kwY.tk. ~ 1 - :..111. Mit rk s.- · h u~tN · Five Redwomen place in recent MU meet 1{10 ( ;f{ ,\~1)1- : l·'i\C F{ !O (,randf' ( 'o lh·gr track and fil'ld H.edwomf' n plac("Ci in the M ars hall .]H · l~l . Si!-;mttn : Jamf'S Halslop: 19:2.3. Todd Holst(>Jn; 19:29. Ph ili p Burgf>Ss; lLll. Uavld Mar1in : 19:31. Cath rinr Boo n~ ur: 19· :tl, Ray T ope; 1!}: :~1. Anthony Hov.·ard : 19: :w. [)add Wf'brr; 19: 3."i Ph ili p Radford : 19: 41, Carnpt,p ll Nf'al; 19: .J."i. Mi ke H anson. 19 : ~. K ip H c..nrnDach ; 1 9 : ~1. La nf' OJ nirL'\ : \~ : i.1, Mlkr VanMatre; :D:tXJ. Rlc h<.~rd Nf'aL :..10· 01 , E3rlan Smllh: 211 :09. SHmul"l Sov:artls. 20: 1<1. Ed Johnson: 20 :14. Ch rh .John Wlck!lnf'; ll: 46, Gary Osbomt>: :l\: f)3, Danny Gru('Sff; 20:56, [)(>bbl(' L('w; :JI: fl.R, MllchC'I Mradows: 21 :01. 8r1an CondN': :.!1 :.!1:1 .. lanPt Brl'ICOf'; 21 · :l'l, .Jo hn Cook: 21: .1ft. Bill Blars: 21:41. Wanda F'ourman : 21 · ..J~ . Tina Allrn: 21. 44. Mkhat>l LovejO)' : 21: ~,2. Pal C'wk: 21 : 54 . Br~n t Saund['rs. 2156. Lro \'al(lmlne: 22:03, S tt>H'n Stot"',·: 22· Oti, Man Riffle-: 22: 10. Susan Tnomas: 22: 11 , Charles Bakf'r; 22: lH . 8f'cky NlhPr1: 2'1" 19. Larry BarkPr; 22-21. EugEflf' F'ullf'r: 8106 t 0 to S Silver Bridge Plaza - Phone 446-9335 Bill Kelly Manager ea.m.-3 �Page---C4- The Times-Sentinel 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Knicks, Mavericks still alive in playoffs By WILLIAM R. BARNARD AP Sports Writer There's still some tight left In the New York Knlcks and the Dallas Mavericks. Both teams had fallen behind 2-0 in their National Basketball Association series, losing every game by double-figure margins. On Friday night, however, the Knicks beat the Boston Celtlcs 100.92 and the Mavericks outscored the Los An geles Lakers 125·115 to narrow the series deficits to 2·1. In the only other game. Phoenix defeated Utah 1~94 to take a 2·1 lead in their best -of-seven series Milwaukee. le"dlng 2-1. was al New Jerse)' in today' s game. while t he> teams that play('{] Friday night will meet again Sunday . "We can't play any better than we did tonigh t," Dallas Coach Dick Motta said. " The Lakt>rs a re still the best. but it was nicP for our kids to have a win . It was good for them and good for me. the old man .. Rolando Blackman scored a career playoff high 31 points for the Mav£>rlcks. while Mark Aguirre, the NBA 's No. 2 scorer in the ,regular ..,ason. added 21 after being held to an average of 1~ In the first two games. The Lakers had not t railed at any point in their two 'ictories, but the Maverick s erased that trend by oprning a 19-point lead in the first half. "We were here at home and down ().2 and wewanted tocomeout and do the best we could," B lackman said. ·'We had been down early before and wanted to rume and get a lead. I'm sure the Laker5 will lx• ready Sunday." Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley was unhappy with the way the Mavericks handled the Lakers' defensive pressure. "We gave up 65 points in the first half and that's not playing very good defense." Riley said. Earvin " Magic " .Johnson had 24 Game 2 after hiisister died, played key roles as the Knlcks outscored the Celtics 27-12 in a nine-minute span of the second half. King had nine points in the final 7:40 of the third period as New York turned a60-56deficit lntoa77-701ead. Then Williams scored after rebounding a missed free throw, hit a jumper and threw an aUey-oop pass to Louis Orr for another basket that gave the Knicks their largest lead at points for the Lakers, while Bob McAdoo added 23 and Kareem Abdui-Jabbar 22. Brad Davis and Jay Vincent each scored 18 points for the Mavs before a sellout crowd of 17.007fans in Reunion Arena. Knlcks 100, Celtlcs 92 New York won at home as Bill Cartwright scored 25 points . Ber· nard King 24 and Ray Williams 22 while Boston shot just J/.8 percent hum the field. King and Williams. who missed 83-72. 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Borrowing hi s older brother Benny's qualifyi ng engi ne - which pulled the elder Parsons· car to a lap of 201.134 T hursday - the 25-year· old youngster came up with an av('rage of 200 .339 in his Copenhagen -sponsored Chevrolet Monte Carlo. " I guess thi s is the first engine to nm 200 twice." said Phil. "SomP· t hing happened to our qualifying enginE' back at the shop and we had to qua lify ! Thursday! with a race engine. "We felt Ilk<' I he new car is a good one and ruu ld run better than that (197.277 ). This engine helped us prove it. " Tommy E llis added a 198.652 to the second-day session, and the slowest quallfler was E lliott Forbes· Robinson at 19.1376. The overa ll field average of 197.660 breaks the previous stock car rerurd of 197.188. set here last Mav . C-165 8-speed FEATURES •16 hp cast iron Kohler engine •8-speed t ran smission •Steel frame & cast iron front axle •Tach ·a· matic® hitch system •Manual attachment lift PRICE INCLUDES 42 IN . 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D r 22 ho 1n hi . lhar mg_. -f. wh came ltoh 17s stx start o t e season w t walks 1n 28 innings worked eight · ' in nings Friday night to beat Houston 2-0, allowing two hits, striking out t STREAK RF.UEF - handt>r Frank Pa.~orf' Cindnnati Reds' right - grt."i tht> ganw hall and ('lln ~ratuJation'i from third ha.~·man Da\'t' fo ncept·iun. with a pat on tht> ba('k from first haseman Dan Ories.•o;en. right , aftPr workingS 1/ :\ innillb"S in re id of .Joe Pric•· lo heat Uw Plullies in Philadelphia Friday, !J-.-5. The win PKtrnd" the IWd"'i ' winning "itrt•ak to sPn•n games. I AP Ll'<'rpiK>lo) . fivpand ... walkingtwo. He left afterwalkingTerry Puhl to lead off the ninth, and Jesse Orosco earned his fifth save despite giving uponP hit . Darling, 23. a product of Yale U niversity, said his new oullook came aftpr having a talk with former New York Yankee grea t Mel Stot llemyre, the M ets pitchlng coach . HubiP Brooks homered in the second, No. 4 on the season , and KPith H emandez drove In a run with a sixlh -inning single off Bob Knepper, 3-3, for lhe Mets' only runs. New York now has won seven In a row and leads the National League East by twogamesoverChicago. ln the res t or the league, lhe Cubs downed San Diego 7-6, Cincinnati defmted Philadelphia g.s, San Francisco beat Sl. Louis 2-0, A llanta at Montreal and Los Ang<>les at Pittsbur gh were rained oul. Cuhs 7, Padres 6 Chicago scored an unearned run in the bottom orthe ninthwhen Ketth Reds take seventh straight victory, 9-5 l'HILADF.LPHli\ 1AP1 - Cint·i nn.Jli M ;:m<.~gl'l \'Prn Rappadmit s tw has had misgiYin gs aOOut :·t·!i t' \ 'Pr Frank Pt..~store, who has t)('i'll " \'(•r:.· inconsist('nt and didn ' t !t;Jvf' goofl _c; Juff _" Hut H<.~pp .-.. ru ck with lhf' n gh ! lt ~tmlrr· Frid :t.\ ni ~ ht . a nd it paid off 1-)cJslOr'l' g.:J\' t ' up 1wo JlJ ns dnd four ! t iL" stnw k f)Ul eight t..~nd IA,'<..ilkc'<.l ' In I~ nrrt· in ;.II .'\ inn 1 n~.-. a:-. thl' Rc'(.b r alli('d from fi \'{' run.... dmrn to bf'al 1h( • Philadt'lphia Phil lies ~v, DJ\'l' Park1·r hdd fo ur runs baltf'd rn on a doubll•and a pairofsingll's for t "incinnati. which l'XH' ndf'd it s \\:inning st rr.tk to ~n'n gamf'S. lhC' longrs t slnC'!'I hP Rt'(b wonl'ight in<.~ row in Ma~· liJR1 Past orr <:tgn'('(l with 11J pp I ha 1hC' \;as lx'f'n pitching poorl~· Ht· camp on in t he' first inning F riday· with Jn R&l ERA. and hadn't gon(' rno1-e t han four innings Thi s season He didn't start off wPII Mik<' Schmidt rmched hlm for a two-run homrr in !hf' s('('ond lhii l ga vr rhr PhilliPSa o-0 Jpad. But aftPr that the Phillies got ju st two morP hits. Past on', 1-2. re ti rm 1h of 18 barters in one stf'E'tc h Pasrorf' ha !=i alway·s t>Prn a starter, but wa s put in lhPbu llpen b)· Rapp to see if he could work I hings out. " I didn't r oll OVPr," said thP pitc h<•r "I accepted being put in lh<' bullpm . It was right l)' so. I wa s r·x('{'ss baggagr_" P astore' ~id hC' hasn't bf>cn mt>nlall:· into lhl' game· fnr somC' lime. " Gut I did it tonight ! F' r id<l\' \ _ 1 was a~W·.:.~n• of how I did it and I'm certain I can do il ugu in" He s:lid lhat art<'r Sc hmiclt hit the home' run . '' I grablx'd mvscl fh\ thr boo l ~lrap.s . ff'lt I wa s in a do-or·diP situat ion. lwd to turn it tJrounrl ." Happ . . . did Pa s ton:• went to hb h;lll:l s la!rr a ft('r Schrnidt's -HH foot shot. :Jnd 11 Sf'(' m(•d 10 sc·tt lt' him duwn Th r Phil Iii'"' <..,C'Un'(ltlln'P nm ~ in thr fir st on a sin glr b~· .luhn Woc kC'nfu s.'i, Si.xto Lf'zcano·:-. t J·iplr. a single by Gk•nn Wilson. who l'('<..iC'hrd "rcond (Ill an rr ror. Jnd CJrT~ :\1.tddox · Em hit . In thl' sPcund. Woekf'nfuss n ·arhr-d first on ;1 \\'ild-pitch third strikt' and scorf'd a hf'ad ot Schmidt 's sLxt h homf' nm of thr season. Th Rt'ds lied it in the third with the h0lp of thl'('(' Ph il adelphia errors that made four or the five runs unearned . ThP tirst run scored on an error J.nd another on a sacrif1re fly . ParkN singled in two and camP ho mp on a ba lk. Cinrinna1i \Vent a head to stay in thl' fifth . Ron OPstPr tripled a nd scored on Duane WalkPr's double. Parkl'r drovl' in Walker wit h a single . ThP R<xls added two insurance runs i.n the ~event h. Parker account · mg for one with a double The Phillies now have made 34 Prrors leading to24 unparnedrunsin 23gam es. Managf'r Paul Owens refused to panic . Seaver wins first AL game; Niekro loses l-0 Ry HERSCHEL NL'iSENSON AP Sports \\lrlll'r Tom S('avf'r finJI!y won <.l n ,\mPrice~n I .t• aguP gamr. Phil \ ' iekro finall.v lost one dnd ~ l uggt'r J).J \'(' K ingrrwn finall.\' hit a basf'ball ~ ~u 1 nf sig t11 - litrr<.~lly . ThoSt• \\.'f'J'f' <>omP thf' ..\mt'ricJn 1 l'd)..'Llf' h;q.>prnmgs Frida.\' nig ht . a "lr;_.tng{' t'\T• nin g \A r.ich IPd Yogi JI,(•!Ta. 1h1· oft quoll'fl managl 'r of !ht· punt·h]I'S'- ~t·v.. \'nrk Y ;mkf't''- !u pnl('i;,,l im . " ! ~·lit • \(' 11 rJr not . l don ' t t.,.,·!icn • 11 .. 'I'm not l ht · pll('hcr l \,·as Hl\'Pars , lj.!!J.·· thc• · ~~1 - \t\11 IJ!d ~ ' J \T'I' sa id .tiH'r ~, · al1 !·r ing s t ''.'Cn hit s unci I)Cl'-ol Jll g hr.-.. tir"t ,\ L \ ' ictor~ · and lhf' 2~ \ltJ of ht'- rn: l]lll' lt•agut • carf'f'r. '-' ~~ 'l 1riumph m·1 ·r: h<· Bostnn Hr'fi Sox \\' llh nm th 1nn1n~ hdp from ,\\ i\ in~rm a n hit his lllh homr run in lht · ninlh mnmg for ( lak!.Jnd '"onl\ W it h two out in thf' fourt h, V iola dcliw'lT->d a low fastlxJU that Kingman "golfed it up like likP a clrin• off a tf'('," according to the p1tchrr.Tiw ball look ed likl' a rout itlP pop- up. hut it apparen tly gar Pa ugh! bdwf'f'n thP CC' i1ing's two fabr ic douiJIP in 1h<• fifth . Ol'>f' incr s wpnt !o l hinl on" wild ptl ch and scon'CI on Rri:ln Downing \: s;w rifict' fl\·. Bobb\' Cric h thf'n walk <'d . stol1 · St'cor~d ~md scon'{l on Bob Roonr's singlr Dc{'inr·es hum t 'tT'CI rn lhf' b.\PfS. OrioiC'S ':!, Rangt•rs 0 Swrm DJ\· is fini ~llecl \l,'ilh a lhrf'('- hitli•r aflf'r hurlin g tivP pPr· h 'C'I innings and Fl o~· d Ha ~1o rd drovr in thf' firs ! uf twtJ st'\ (•nlh · innin g l'lllls . Af1 0 r f bvis n'lilw1thf' fir st Fl Tf'xas baflf'rs. Man: Volt').' nprn<"d thl' sixrh with ;_.t stnglc . Tc:-.: a.-. st a11rr M ikr :Yia.c..on llf'ld '!Wins fir~ t haSC"mnn Mi c kf'~· Hatch(•r wasn ·r fazed. Tigt•rs 9, Indians 2 Hnward ~J o hn son homcrC'd and Lou \\'hitakf'r had four hil:-i as tJw Tigt'l''- sn<:qJjJt--d thPir firstlwO-J;!J frH' k~in g strrak of t hr sPa ...,on a nd uppe-d 1hr ir n'('Ord to 211--L .Johnson· s homPr snappo:'CI a 2-2 1iP in t h<• fourth inning <.1 nd t hf' TigPrs scorf'd twice in I h<' fifth on a w alk, singles by Dan-ell Jcvans and Larry Herndo n and Da\'P BC'rgman's RBI gruundn. Dan P0t1·v a nd Willie Hernand ez S('JitPn>d C'ight CIPvPiand hits. Alfrf'doGriffindraggeda two-ou t bunt s ingJp down th(' first-baSC' linP th.J t 5C'OrC'd Georgp Bell from th ird hJSf> in the l Oth inning. B£-U dn?w a ll'ctdoff wa lk from Mark Huis mann. wo1 s saC'rifiC'ffi to second and movffl to third as Buck Martinrz grounded out Criffin tht?n bea t out hj ~ ga mC'·WinnLng bunt to give un · be a trn Dave Stieb hL~i fifth triumph , RC COLA RC 100 DIET RITE RC 100 I':Jmcint ot hP )::dmPw ilh .Jh .+JF.RI\. tying thr club reconJ fur mos1 k(•pl Boston undtT c·nnrrol in co~ · F'Pnw<..~ :; Par k untiJ lhr ninth inning r>x rf•pt for Tom Arm<Js· two-run homer in t hf' tnu r1 h ('hirago· . _ . )('IT\ D\'ln inski dquhk>d tv.;i(1 •; md . ., ,·on'Ci b .Hh timPs "" s in g l ~s h\ Corlton F isk . Since jurnpmg th<' f(ed Sox to sign wit h Ch icago"·' a fm • ag••nt. fisk has -14 h> tsand2'1RRi s in .l 2ga m Psagains t hi.s fomwr club. vict oriC'S fmm !he start of a SC'ason . Stiebscatt erE'dei ghthit sa ndstruck out 10. t\ngf"l'i 4, Mariners 1 Doug [)(>Cinces lx'l!rd a tw(}-run homC'r and Geoff Zahn hurled a thf('('-hitter for his JOOt h car('('r victory. S<>attle's Mike Moor!' rPtired thefirst12Ca tifornia batters but gave up DeC inces· leadoff SUGAR FREE 8 Beige Navy Wh1t e $1800 <farl's ~IIIII' Giants 2, C~ 0 Jack Ciark droveinbolhrunswith a lr or singles . and rookie Jeff ~Inson and Gary Lavelle com. bined on a five-httter for San Francisco RobinsOn worked eight · innings,stiiklngoutslx,andLavelle earned his fourth save by pttctiing a . nin hitless runth In g . rt~o=o=rce===e==nn=::ru;;n·::::::::~;;;====::~:;::::~, HAY TOOL SALE - '' Tra ctors EqUtp me n t •• •• •, . -, · -' • : • __ , • Blalock takes advantage of delay • .; ROSWELL, Ga. (AP) - Jane Blalock took adv ar.tageof a one-day delay In the stan of the $~.tm Potamkln Cadillac Classic to work on her putting and walked off lhe practice green with a smile. "l lhoug ht I was going to have to change putters, but Instead I think I figured out what I was doing wrong," B lalock said Friday . "!feel better about my putting now." Blalock and many others In lhe field or 1l:l took advantage of bright Georgia sunshine to get in some additional pract ice when Friday' s round was postponed until today because a severe thunderstorm · N. Main Pomeroy WJEH- WYPC AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY TENNIS TOURNAMENT June 19, 20, 21, 22,23 & 24, 1984 REGtSrRATION : All entries must be received by Monday , June II at 5:00P.M. This tournament is to be a men's . ladies' and mixed doubles only. TOURNAMENT SITE : Tennis courts in Gallipolis. All part icipants w1ll report to the Forest Mullins ' tennis court, located on Henkle Avenue . Gallipolis . They must report to this tocat1on one-half hour prior to the start of their first match . TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: Rick Cloak . all decisions of the Tournament Direct or are final. For additional information . call Bill Gray at 446-8578 or 446 3543: Rick Cloak at 446 -6342 or 446-3733. ENTRY FEE : $10.00 per team and one new can of tenn iS balls _ Please make checks payable to : GALLI A COUNTY UNIT AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY . Send to: WJEH-WYPC c/o Bill Gray Box 448 Gallipolis. OH. 45631 SCORING: All matches will be 2 out of 3 sets . a 12 -point tie -breaker will be played at 6·6 in games. Players will be limited to a len-minute warm-up. I. Rain dates will be June 26. 27. 28 . 19 and 30 : July I. 2. All players must be 16 years of age or older. 3. At least one team member must be from Gallia , Mason or Meigs County . ALL PERSONS WILL BE NOTIFIED OF THEIR STARTING TIME ON TUESDAY. JUNE 12th. ' PLEASE ENTER ME IN THE FOLLOWING EVENTS __ Men's Doubles __Ladies' Doubles __ Mixed Double s NAME : . _ PHON L __ ADDRESS ________ _ DOUBLES PARTNER: _ _ _ _ _ _PHONE ___ _ oz.$\48 16 BTLS. Ius Tax & Dep. GALLIPOLIS ICE HOUSE Gallipolis 709 First Ave . ATHENS - A eloquenl speakPr with a delivery similar lo his old throw s to second base best describes Johnny Bench, lhe new businessman , and forrnPr ca tcher for the Cincinnati Reds. Bench was the keynote speaker at Thursday's Annual Green and Whit e Club Banquet honorin g senior athletes at Ohio University. During his 20 minut e ta lk, Bench touched upon several topics Incl ud ing his own career which began at the tender age of 17 after he signed his first professional contract \\<ith the Reds. In describing the beginning of his baseball tile, he said lost out on a college education, but. was now in the process oflearnlng a lotrrom th£> business world . Bench emphasized the Importance of a U athletes, w hether young or older to recognize and appf'P('ia te their parents. "We la k e our parents for granted . Our moms a nd dad s are very imporiant,". The future baseball Hall ofF a m er spoke briefly about his association wit h two of the greatest teams In baseball's history, lhe 1975 and 1976 World Champion Cincinnat i Rt'ds . H e said was a grea t pleasure Ia play ADDRESS : __ _ _ _ __ MIXED DOUBLES PARTNER: Local bowling _ _ _ PHON E___ __ SkyUm·~ i\prtl 16, 19&1 ADDRESS _ _ CORRECTION An Auction Will Be Held Saturday, June 9th At 10 A.M. Disposing of Real Estate and Personal Property of Gall ia Roller Mills, Inc. At 4th &Grape Street Gallipolis, Ohio Tf'am ~landin ~s Tj•um Mink 's Auto Sal~ . Ba ird & Fuli Pr Rf' <~ 1ty . (\rck's . VlcD:makJ' s (;ill i£' s Dru~ CPnlnll Suppl ,v Ttw Elks . Aluminum to 20 Ft. .~ :...! 'l4 .12 rjj Jt C'lrde's won f'i ~ hl points fmm 11airrl & F'ullf'f RPalty. Hi ~h 1:J;1wlt•r fo r Cirdt''s was R P..r\('(' wiTh :v!6. High bowl<'f for Daird <t nd F'u llf'r R<'a l1v was C. La n(' wlt h 'l.'l.1 T hC' Elks ~·on six )Xli nl s from C'f'nl ral Tru st Bu nk. Hi gh bowlrr for Thf' Elk s was StP!n])f'('k with ~ . Hi bh bowler lor Crrllral Trust Bank was D. P r tiif' wHh 5..16 c...ntral Supply woo s ix polnls from Boh E\·ans F'arrn. High bow!Pr for CPn t rt~ l Su ppl ~ was 8 . Sha w wllh 565. High OOwl('r for Allb f:\·ans Farm was R. Spen~Y wilh 52 1. \. iliiC''s Drug won six poi nts frorn No. ~ High tlOwlpr tor Gillie's Drug was .l. Ek>tz wit h .'16..1. Hig h tcwlff ror l'o. 9 was S. J unlprr with McDonald's and Mi charl & F'riNlds nro v.i rh fou r JXli nt<; f'arh. Ulgh bow iN for McDonald 's was J. WarrPn with 57K Ht.eh OOw!er for Micha€'1 & F'rlf'Tlds wa.o;; lJ. P. J"'ls. 1 ~, 7 ~~~ 1 ~ 1m mons Olds, Cad lil ac and .. ............ 1.'\4 Thr F'abrlr Shop .. Hrratd's 011 & Gas Co. A Vote For Ron Calhoun Is A Vote For Fair and Equal Law Enforcement Paid lor by the Candidate - 444 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Oh. ..107 . 100 Callery Hair Ar1 ...... ... ...... . . ...... .9-1 High Individual gamf' - [}(>lori s Surfa('(' 199: June- L.ambf>rt 187: Shlrlf'y Simmons IIW. High Individual lhr!"'t"- gamN~ - .Junf' l ..amtx>rt ~1); Dotlk>Wi1149S; SupWalkf'lr494. HIJth It-am gamP - Herald's Oi l and r.:~., Co. Bli; Custom print 812; Simmons Old ... C:uHJiac and Cht'v. 787. High tea m tt\r(o(>- ~a m <'5 - Custom prlnr 2.344: Francis FlorL'>I 2316; The Fabr1c Shop 2110. 1'18. ·-·· 74 Team Ea2les Oub ....... . . 72 Ro3ch's Gun Shop . ..... ...... .. -... 70 FMcndly Tavern .. . · Tony's Carry..OUt . .... ...... ......... ··- .. 48 .36 No. :; ............. .... ·· · 36 Smlth·NelsOn Motors .... ...... ........... ... ... .. High. serieS - Hetf'n Phelps 597, SpeE'd Russell 5M; Carolyn Bachnt"r ~I. Ray Roach and Run Carson S36. Mon .- Fri. get it ready .. tournament official on a learn featuring such futu re Hall of Famer s, Pete Rose, Tony Perez. .. Joe Morgan and Davie Concep0ion. I n complimenting OU's senior athletes, Bench sa id recognilion was probably one of the greatest th ings an individual can r~e ive. He congr atulated the seniors for lheir accomplishments. pa 11 icuta r ly for th('ir work in the educational field . Bench was introduced by former Bobeat baseba ll coBch Bob Wren. S<>nior athletes honored were KatiP Williams. the female athlete of t he year. Williams has set several track records at OU and in tile MAC She is now engaged in Olympic tryouts. Th e top male athletes at OU werP quarierback Donny H arrison who a lso set several OU passing records and several MAC marks and .John Devereaux, a memberortheBobea t basketball team. OU's top rl'hounder and scor<'r this past season. 992 - 21 55 8:00A.M . to 5:00 P.M . Call for information: --w., did everyt hi ng we could to Saturday 9:00A . M . ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Maraud ere ltes posted their fir st vic tory in the Class AA Sect iona l Softball Tournament herP Sat ur day, R-7 in 10 innings ovf'r Sout h Point . Mrigs is now 11 ·0 thi s SC'ason . Tra ilin g 7-6 in th~ lOt h. MPigs High gam<'_ Helen P helt" 231-210; Speed Russell In; Russ Carwn l!N. Tt>am series - Eagles Club :mo. Team ganU' - Eai1E'S Club '1'20. to 12:00 Noon ~=========================~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Bob Busse crews worked most ofthesaid. night".The butlhere's just no 1way play can be held toda y. TrPP lim hs are down In many places and there's so much casual wa ter at13, 14 and 16, there's no place for ['('lief." Busse said they might have been able lo start play around noon Friday, but becauseofthc largefield it was doubtful th e round could be completed, so the decision was made to start a day late with the windup of t he 54-hole event slated for Monday. BecauS<' of the soggy conclitions on lhe rain-soaked course, the tong-hilling pros generally are regarded as lhe favor ites - Betsy King, r ookie Juli Inkster, H ollis Stacy and Chris Johnson. King has won two or her last five starts and also finished SPCond and sixt h during lhat llme. Johnson is the only other two- time winner this season. The field also in clud es 19R2 champion KalhyWhitworih, w inner • SAME AS CASH ROAD KING TIRES OR CAR SERVICE ON ROAD KING/ DAYTON REVOLVING CHARGE • ALL FINANCE CHARGES RERJNDED WHEN PAID AS AGREED Fiesta ALL SEASON RADIAL Road K1ng great tr actio n on front or ba ck wh eel s 1n all kinds of weather. Easy rolling, fuel efficient f1 berglas s rad1al. Meigs girls post 8-7 win over South Point FREE MOUNTING plated two runs on a single by Jenny Couch. a double b)• Bar b H atfield. and three walks to Carole Sm ith . Debbie Werry and Daphne D ill ard. Hatfield w as t hr winning pitcher. Meigs fa0es Fa irl and at Meigs Monday . 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The Daily Sentinel 1s IQO k•mg for a earner · ·In th e Syracuse Area Golf and Country The course itself was closed, bul theLadiesProfPSSionai Golf Associ- . .. .JO ~ 40 ·»l :J6 ~2 :'.6 S'J for Bumf'ttr's Roofing ws D. Taylnr wll h -tH:L Fra nclli F'lortsl .. Custom Print .. . • ~ Vlln k's Auto ~I t 'S wun t'IJ.:hl pu inl s from P<Jsquak' Elrcuic. High bowlr r for Mink '~ Auto Sa if'S was J . Mink with ~77 - Hi~h OOwlf'r for Pasquolc El<'<'lrlc was L Nonon ...,11h ~ . Robbins & Myrrs won eight polnl s from Burnetlt''s Roofing. High bowlrr for Robbin.~ 8.· Mvf'rs was n_ Sm ith wllh SHl. lil,l!: h towlf'r T••am ATTENTION 1 ~ .11 . oiR ·lfl .JR .l/1 .. 46 42 .J.I ~ Pasqua lE' F. l('('tri r. Burnc>nf'·~ Rooftnc . Robbins & M.\ 'f'r s No.9 .. llnh F.\'ans Farm ~kh.ad 8: Fnt>ncb ('(•n tra l Tru sl BanK . DISHES 8 Ft. .~ Aprtl 24, t9Jl4 X RONALD R. CALHOUN Mesh W. L. I Ii 7~ SkyU.w Rowttng Lanes Momlngmol'iP.oi fJIIillliilijilil~il~~~~·i~~~~~~~~~~i~l Fibefllas .. season . Hale Irwin and Masters champ Ben Crenshaw were all39. In lhe seniors' tournament, with $JOO,tm In total prizeS and $.ll,tm to the winner. former Masters champ BobGoalbywas oneshotoffthepace at 145 after a second-round 73. Rod Funseth and Orvute Moody, who shaned the fi rs t-round lead, had 75s and WPIT' tied fur third atl46 Arnold Palmer , making his first appear a nce at La Costa since 1973, had another 76 and was atl52. The tournament is sponsored by Mutual of New York. Tournament of Champions. The event, whlch brings together the winners of PGA Tour titles from the last 12 months, offers $400,1))) in total prize money with ST.!, I))) to the winnE"r. "I made the putt s when I had Ia. got up and down when I had to, and lhat's promising, " Sul1on said after completing two trips over the clifficult, 6,911 -yard La Costa Country Club course In 136, eight shots under par . In the seniors brac ket - a nPw addition. a separate tournamf'nt for the over-50 champions from the last 21!, seasons- Don .January held a one-shot lead at par, 1<14. January, playing on the same course and from the same tees as the regu lar tour players. had a second 00nsecu tivE" round of 72. Tom Kite, who made strong but unsua:essful tille-challenges in each of his last two starts, holed a sa nd shot fora birclieon lhe lBthhole, completing a 67 that left him two shots behind Su tton . . - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1 alionptayersgo ttn som e tlmeon the driving range and practice green. Some olhers practiced on other courses in the Atlanta area _ .loh rL<;on wllh 51 1. FOR GALLIA COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ~;::~~West Bench's delivery similar to throws 992-6441 or a record 84 LPGA event s, Amy AIPOtt, Jan Stephenson and Vicki Fergon, a t our winner two weeks ago. Blalock, who won two Atlant a events In the early 1970s, w!U be trying to recover from a long slump lhat has seenhergowinlessformorP than four years. Blalock bPcarne the LPGA's sevent h million-doUar winner last year. She won lhe 27th tournament of her carPer at lhe Elizabeth Arden Classic in F lortda ea r ly In the 1900 overnight had left some holes unplayable on the 6,123-yard, par 72 SIGNS AUTOGRAPHS - Fonner Cincinnati Reds catcher Jolumy Bench was busy Thursday night signing BIIIAlgraphs for the large crowd attending the annual Green and White Ranquet at Otiio University. Bench, now a (,'lnclnnatl businessman, was the keynote speaker. DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR 251 real estate business, a balky putter and self-applied pressure. "maybe even more pressure than I put on myself before," Sutton said. But a new, offset blade putter, inserted into his bag at the start of the week, a new driver and a mo.re positive attitude helped him to a solid. 5-under-par 67 Frlday and a two-shot lead going into today' s lhird round of lhe elite, MONY - CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) - Hal Sutton. the 1983 PGA champiOn and Player of the Year, has not performed up to his own expectations thls season. "Overall, my performance has not been very good for lhe year." said Sutton, 26. And, hesaid,lhereareavariety of reasons for the slump; timeconsuming ventures Into the all and 486 Round Baler 1600- 1800 lb .......... ss590 484 Round Baler soo-9oo lb.............. SJ850 509 Mower & Conditioner 9 ft. ........ S6790 507 Mower &Conditioner 7ft. ........ s5750 555 Square Baler ...............................s5190 9V2 ft. Hay Rake ................................ s2250 New Hay Tedder .................................. SJOO SIOI'e · DO•Wr~T<)WN GAlLIPOLI S Hrs. : Mon. & Fn til 8 P.M Tue s.. Wed .. Thurs & Sat . Til 5 P.M. Outside .interests has hurt Sutton's game: :. ·.. The Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. • Rlue .Jays..t, noyal~3 1u n 1n <..1 '\- 1 !u"" tu thP :-.11 nne~ota .,\,·ins. hu l wtwt n •rt lh· h<1d folk~ · .J iking w; 1." the · fluke· gt Hll nd ·n.Jl(' Jouhlt• hr· hit in thr· fuurlh . Thf' towPr ing pop up ll pparrnr l\ \\'('nt 1n tr' a holf' in 1hf' Lt bril' f'f•i ling oft hP \1 innC'apoli " l\k t rod(1mf'. ,~· hich is lXI;ff'f't at it~~M·<~k Sf'a vf'r . who h;td lost hi-., onl.\ ' tv• n rlt "( ·is ion ~ in ft,m pt"('\ t llu~ sta r1s and 0 Thf' Brf'w('rs SCO r'f'(i their run in Bn•wers I, \'anket..-,; thPeighth inning wit hout a hit. Robin Yount rpach(-'CI when his leadoff groundPr wpnt through the l<'gs of third bascman Roy Smalley for an error. A ft er a walk and a hit botsman loaded the beses. .Ji m Sundberg deliv pred a sacrifice ny. Chuck Poner allow<'CIIhree hits in <'lght Innin gs and Rollie Fingf'rs pitched the ninth . I I was the Yankees' eight h loss in nine games and the six th tlme they have been shut out In the las ll2 gam es. Twins 3, Athletics I F ri.1!1k Viola pitched 72-3SPOr!' ll'ss innings and Tim Laudner doubled hom f' the game's first nm In the six th. 1lte hit snapped loser Ray Burri.s· scoreless "l'('ak a I 20 1-.1 innings. six th . B<J lt imon"' tot hrl'E' hHs in six inn ings <Jnd stn1ck out seven . but Dave Schmidt camp on to start the sf•n•ntll . W ith runn E"r s at fi rs t a nd thi rd and two out, Rayford singled t h0 fir st run home and the second .'corc'<l w hl'n left fieldPr Billy Sa mple droppPd Todd Cruz's line dfl\'l' for an rrror. Moreland drew a baseS-loaded walk Chi th P d to boost cago over e a res. 'IlteCuhs loadedlhebasesdln onawalkt, Tim Flannery's flel g error a riflce bunt and an second, 8 · sac · Bu kn Intentional walk. Bill c er forced Bob Demler at the plate M Ia d beforeSidMongewalked ore n f 1n th w! ing ' lyester cord body. FREE MOUNT! NG LR PRICf LR78· 1) 30·9 50R I~ JI -10.50RI5 31-II SORI5 JJ.ll50 R15 950RI6S l T 23~85 RI 5 6 6 6 6 6 8 10 98 00 99 00 l OJ 00 I06 00 115 00 I 02 00 109 00 31 .00 33 .00 35 .00 36 .00 38 00 WHITEWALL 19 .00 31.00 3300 3400 35 00 37 .00 4100 38 00 40 00 41 DO TOUGH All WHHl AND TRACTION TIRES FOR PICKUPS VAN S &RVS LR RIB MS SIIE 48 51 700 !I ll 6 700-15 J! 43 46 \) H78 15 TL 6 61 800-16 I II 8 54 18 8H· I651L 8 68 71 9 75· 16 5 1L 8 69 )) 7501611 8 57 61 WIDETRACK RADIAL BAJA SIZE BLACKWALL 1700 F£1 51 31 74 111 1 96 I 18 I 53 ' RAISED OPEN lf fTERS SO.. ! IIIIl S ARI PlU'i f{l 01 ()4 TO 84 MONROE COMPLETE SHOCK SPECIALIST VIP MATIC 8.95 13 .00 RADIA L 19.95 MAGNUM 27.95 Installation Available Not all S11es Carrted 1n VIP Wheel Alignment !') I II' tJ STRUT CARTRIDGES $99,~~. llfSIIUli O $19 t .r · SUPER STRUTS ~0 $}3~,~~" �MD.y 6, 1984 Pome"'y-Middlepolt-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Man has horse back, charge Illinois man BURLINGTON, Majors Leaders ,\MEJU:C'AN L&WUE BATilNG PlO ar barsr · Ga~' . [)p. rmh -1.\"t. BPII . T~Kunto. ..l74: U~haw . M" L Pt-t.GB III •IJI .tl -~' I K11 Tt"Wto]l! t• \() II Iii~ 1 l •" <'l..tnd lb IJ :'\1 1lu·.oul..r'1• 11 I~ ll..oll tn.·" l,._..l ofl 1~ II ~ lr1 1-- ~ -1 7K !{1 •. 11 ''"" , ..,1 ~ Toronro. ..16R: Et\11:11'. Mll\llt'SOi a .'Wi7 . l'ram ll"K'I I. Ol?trolr . .362. RU"\.."' Trdl llfTK"IJ. [lpu"Ofl. :H . Ylih rla kf"f. O.'!roll . 34 . l{tpkm . Bilhlmon•. :ll - lh:.! <I .rlJ Ill . ~\:1 I~ :l'\; Pl~rl.. . CaUfornl.'l. :!0 RBI ( .tlt lnrTl>d I~ r%1vts . S.\lttlt'. I Jak l,.t11d 1"1 -.. .• 111 1< · Mtnno..,.>I.J Chit .u.!' "''ll> or., 1 I~ I.:! t.! 1.1 1J )~ ~ 3 1_. II II \~ ]I ]i .J'i'1 ~~ ~.~,. k..lf1~..!~( •I\ !"1·' · '~ ~ Oakland. C.. Mun·a\ . Kin){Tll dJl . R...llbmrr. 16: UIVI-iiO~ " l:--iT Toronto. 21. Lvnn. (allfomla. L"~ M~~o . [)(.('ll"lt"f>!\ . Ca llklrnla n: Oov.·nlno~: \\"tlll itkl'f . !)rorroll . t! IOCALP.i Elomt>. 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II hi I • .. ,\ no.:• York ~~ "-'' \"] "\ lJlll\ol,l h 'IT• 1-\, ln'>d' { "II \ 7 Cdwllll 1~~k i <Ul d . h. l.. omp. Tun)ftlu. ~ [);nb ~hr~rw•<if ;, . <, ~ ~n~' ' '" .\111\l.;ll!kr~ · I '-. l .m~ ·l \-ll ~lon . I '\ ,\"(lO:'to.AI. U~·\(;l · t: 11..\"111"\r, •4-0 .11 hlor , r;.,-,n n. c,;;,n \I '>-12 ]l;, , II Ii ,.. '\:!": ty.< Il l (I u• -, ~li · ~ ·- , , , ., '""·''' II 111 H 'il ,_ 11 '\,mF t. m• •-...• H•IU'I"II ' ,. <klphl ,l ] I I'• II I -II II lll'<!l .J I. J.,,.. u. t idllll"" ~ ~. [ )Ufo:t> Fla h<"l~1l . ll.Jil"ll-.. J.nrl!· )( MlJn ln· <~l :. was supposed to have been dead . the detective said. Pto. . ................... R4 Team Team Eagles Clu". Pts. ~~~s~ub~ . S hop · ·· · ·~ ~<~:J~r~op F'rtendly Tavern . ··· ····· · ··· ·· To"Y'> Carrv o.,, Smith-Nelson Motors. Nn :; ::::::+! ..... !16 . 11 Tony's Carry-Out . 54 SrrUth·Nelson Motors 42 No.5.. ... ...... ..... .. .'ll High SE>r!es - Ca rol.vn Bachner 554. Pa t Carson 544 ; Ra y Roach 526. Jim Hawley 519. High game - MarlenE' Wilson :.m. Ra~ Roach ~1; Carolyn BachnE>r :m. Jim Hawi<'Y ~ . High game' - D<•bi Henslry 212. Carolyn Bachn<'r 2C6: Ch:.rl!e VanMetr r and Clyde 191 Team se ries- Eagles Club 20:tl . Sayre a l3. Team serlf.'S- Smith -Nf'lson Motors 1983. . ..... ~ 44 High ,..,.,.., _ Clyde Sayn• 0>40. ('t;;;~ue vanMe-1Pr s.:n: Helen Phe!P5 5J6. Pat Carson Tt~am l{amf' _Tun} ·s carry-Out ~- Team game _ Roach 's G un Shop 74 1. o:=============;:;:;:;;;~:::;;~7=:=::::::~===========l NORTii RANDAL•-. Ohio !API Brian Mills ru<.!e Anyway AMPLE BALLOT OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BALLOT PRIMARY ELECTION - MAY 8, 1984 A NTY For County T. KAIL BURLESON Martinis to a surrpnse v ictory in the featured allowance race at Thistledown on Friday, touring the six furlongs in 1:14 1-5. The winner retumed .$56.00. $24 and$9.00. Chase Creek was second. paying $18.00 and $8.-10. while Confetti Beau returned $4.-10 for com ing In third . In the third race trifecta , the rombinalion of 1-12-2 paid $1,032.00. The crowd of 3, 762 bet $538,763. JAMES C. SAUNDERS For County Commissioner (Full T,.rm f : t•mm.-nf'in~ 1-:{.fl:"; l {\.-.. ,.for not m n r" 1hun U..,J:) COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPl- Residential natural gas customers in Ohio sta nd to receive a mullimilllon dollar share of refunds ordered by a federal agency fo r an estimated $1 billion In natural gas overchargps nationwide over the past fivp years, a lawyer for thP Ohio Consumers' Counsel says. Altomey Margaret Ann Samuels sa id Friday that the timing and amount of refunds to be distributed in aut horized the refunds Thursday and set up a system to make sure they are patd . But it left it up to enPrgy companies to decide how to funnel the money tothP4:i million American families who heat their homes wit h gas. The overcharges resulted from a controversia l dE-cision the commission m ade in 1980 to start basin g :1hio remains uncerta in . measured In British thermal units !Btus) . " We submitted comment s ion the case) to the FER C. The Consumers' Counsel recommended that the r efunds be made as swift ly as possible all hough we haven 't seen what lhP FERC did yesterday in putting out the ruling," Ms. Samuels said . LargP producers have six months to make the r efunds and small producers - those who sold less M ;u~h,Lil . ._ ,n I.a. AnL:I'If". . ... . . '.1 1.'1 1"1 lhl .tn '-.. -·\!ttlt.ITII~ 1 1 I f~ ~1 <1111[1 1o· (11"1<11 ' 11• .,..)( l "fo:R '\-lajnr h11~11• :-o•n· r 1.. ·~•·· \' H I> ~ '. [ "'-, 1 '1 1 111 ~ ~ ~ lwd ll;H • Tlmn•·ll ~~·~•·n witn("S.'<i heforf' a llon.'te subcom- milttoe Friday on Capitol Hill holding hearings conce rnin g thr r · lllnnn;~tl FDA unapproved drug vitamin " t;.,,..,~.Jil. t " S, 111 l ll•"£0 II._ "1.111 1' 1. "1[ ., ~11' Holl. tnd . l' hii,JI.II'Iphi.J '• '-.rllllh :·n ... ~ " -, r 1 ,., ,.,,~, :..1 ..... y,,k ·, '-.,\\l :\ l !SFL an..,.,.,..,. l "hl• .IJ!t• .11 "\;m ,,nloml llki,ll~•llMI .!1 :-.,("\1. . li ·J..;i"\ l't. tl~•l1iphl3 <o llillrru nghll m lko..1•1on .11 Ml f"h ll!·lfl IHlli."l ;, -.,n l~"-'n."l \I ~- (lilt lllll.tll olu•• 1 " •.J tw,.,d, ,,du1.: '\;urH• \m•'l"i< 1~· ...,_,,. \"\'-.i(l\\11' '.'< ll !TIIA ! 'O... - "\..tt!iod IT.ollf INFANT DEATHS- Dr. Carl Rodmstein. Neonatologist, of Spokan•·. Wa.sh. appears a.• a ~I ~.1o1 . E. E-Ferolthat is linked to infant d1•aths in 3R c ases. ( AP La.se rphoto ). WA<;HINGTON Mond~cy"~ .ott1l>"ll• tl : " ' "" - Thl' allowing sa lf's to continue of an unappro\'C'd intravenous vitamin E .W ·nl!Jiu.., .11 w,,...hm J<1nn l' "rt' !APt Food a nd Drug Administration is acknow ledgi ng it made a mistake In FIRE drug which has been linkf'd with the deaths of :JX prcmatu rc infants But Rep. Ted Weiss. 0-N .Y. said Friday the .Justice Depanmcnt should consider prosecuting the liall"ll' \rvoor..J ,,, :"- 1"" r orli•:tn.., HELP SUPPORT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT tln.J.g's manufacturer and he sa id p<>rhaps the t iml' had com<' for an VOTE FOR Jobless rate drop doesn ~t spell recovery ('Oi.l'M BCS. Ohtrc 1A1' 1 - ,\ sl ight drop in Ohio ' s un• •mplm mrnt J'<llf' last month dol:'sn·l mf'11n OhifJ will shJJ"(' mu('h in nation til N~, !'f'(·u u~ t:. lrr·n ch . ;...;.1_\" Hohc·J ·t a Sl! ' i n h <:i("hf'l". ;1cl mtn 1st r ;JIOI" 11! thP Bur('<tu ( 1! l ·~mpl tJ _\ · mpnt nomi( Sc-1 "\" iCP'-. ,\pril Those f1 gun·" J:X'!"CPnl ~~ ·: ,tnd ";".X ! x·n'( 'nl Whil<' 1h1· q;llt':--- .\ pnl r;\1(' impn ,'. ·r·nH'nl. \h ~ h ·i nb u.c ht •r ""i(l :---he "l"'" n() I'Yi ci C'm 'l ' o f " iJ...,rni!want n1 ·~tr lutun· imprm ·1·n1t'nh 111 lltr · :---t; lt l· · . . shr l\\"l'll to 1983 after a Fairtax. Va. , pharma cist notified the agency that the drug was ix'ing sold without clearancf'. The agency did not learn of safety problems w tt h the drug until April 2 of this year. "What we realize w ith the benefit o( hindsight is. that wos a wmng deciston... said Dr. Harry Mey er . D irec tor of the FDA's Cent er for Orugs and Biologics. 111 t ·r1m p ; m · lx rth l-"cbr\1. 11"\ ln l\1arch huli~H ' .' "t 'JI '\\!'1 1 bdtn\ ttl! ' H .l JX'I"C(•nt n'( ·rwciPd !or .- \pt · ill~~\"\ l..Jsl monrh ·.., n. 11iw1;d r ; llr· 1r m ;tim 'tl uHclJ;mJ.!I'<l from \l;nTh ell interfere w ilh distribution of t he drug In November not J.:llf'n Withrow and Auditor Thomas F. FC'IJ,.ruson cam(' ou t for :vtondi::!IC'. Th(' pndot-sf'mcnts m PJn thr mobi liza1ion or at lf'ast somr o f Withrow' s 150 (•mplo_ v ('('s and Ff'rguson's 785. former vire pn•sidcn t is to attend a pig roa st tonight at thr gm·rmor's home in suburban Bi'X I(')'. FLEXSTEEL SOFAS, LOVESEATS CHAIRS, RECLINERS SLEEPERS Thr string of MondalP c-ndorsem enr.s bc:'ga n with HERE 'S THE STORY : After 71 years in business. Empire . i faci111 an extreme financial crisis. We have lost our Middleport store to fire and most !"Jist funds immediately to rebuild. lh1s loss threatens OUf company stiKtture with financial ruin. We have had to take ahuae new in· wntory matted for Middleport Furniture in at our Gallipolis toation. We are overstocked with fine. name brand furniture and tile bills are mount· Ill£ All fl•mture IS on the BLOCK for IMMEDIATE SALE and LIQUIDA· liON. Please stop 1n .. . Y?U'll fmd no better time to buy hrn1ture .. . Goa· :-,Om!' r '('on u m~ S h i' hl<t!Til '<.l lht ' UtKt·JI.tiTll\ II)~ ff'c\( 'r ;li r'( "llnnnlw ptt lr\ H''- ·· <l ul 1n·m·l·n ltl1 T\Jit'nf'(.l 1n IH"llt ! h _\ t·\·r·nh inlht• n ·m.tin:-. n.tl ion.d inc lud1 r.g h1ghr·1 llllt'!"r ·:-.1 Lllr's ,md J"r t·r;n J fr'lh ·r.ll ddwi1~. · t 'l" IJ!lOin\ . PRINTING T-SIDRTS - Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Gary H art shows off at-shirt that hP silk -sc reenf'd in the printing department of Uw ... tH • ....,;~id Ttl( ' ; l dnrint....,Jt;H o l -..11d th.il dt>spil( ' 1t11 · dtdint• m jltlllt·-., :-- nt'S ."> in ,\pri!. 1 lhio":-. Jot ;lii; JI~~~ !lll"t"l' I'- :--'tJ ."(U~kl IC'.o.,:-, ! h,m 1tw L'OlTt''- Jxrndtng mnnrh n! l ~+ H.."\ Cindnnati Tt•chni<:al folll•gp during a tour of fht• sc hool Friday morning-. c\P t;t."l'rp hoto ). ranteed Slwinp Stol"ftllde! A llo rncy Genera l Anthony Cc lr brczzf' .Jr .. " ·ho brokl' fhr silcnCC' Apr il -1 , INs th an a mo nth aflf'r la\·oritc son Se n. John Glf'nn withdrew from th0 ran•. Go\·. R ichar d Cetcs te endorsed Mondalc April ~-1 after ha,·ing ml't with Ma ndate. U.S. Sr·n. Gon Hell I ond the Rt•v. Jpssr• .bcksun. Ll GoY. Mnl Sh()('makcr . Sct• t-pta ry of Sta teShPr nxl Brown. HouS<• Sp<>akcr Vern Riffl'. D New Bos10n. and Sc>nal<· Pr csiden1 Han:> Meshel. D-Y oungstown. endorsed thC' same da.v . Ms . Wit hrov.· sa id she waih'Cl tx>causP sh(' wantffl to stud~· thC' issuPs thorough!~· and hopC'd to m akr a join! announcf'mC'nt " ·ith Joan Mon d ~r l f'. thP c ;;~ nd idatp' ..., TPacher salaries un agenda PULASKI KEEPSAKES C'Ol.l!M BUS 1AP1 - Higher sataril's for tmdtPt·s are on th<· lc-gislati\·c agC'nda of lhc Ohio EducJ tion Association , which is ho lding its sp r ing convC'nt ion . William M ar1in, OEA communications dif('('tor, sa id thf' an:o ra ge starting salary is $13,319 and t he top pay $24,066. wa gPs he said kf'Cp competmt prople f rom be<'Oming IE'ac her s. starting pay of $Xl.OOO and a l op scale of $40,000. Other proposals b<'ing considerf'd bv the 1,:!00 ddegai<'S indu ct ~ raiSJn g academic rcquircml'nts for hi gh sc hool gradua tion. t'l'ducing From Orer 1001<t.C.~~~ thf' class s izC'S an d rf'quiring tcachc•r candid ates to hav(' s trongr1 <IC: Idemie backgrounds. Channels: BEDROOM SUITES niJ~ht .Jackson. ln d 1:1n: t . n-hi("h Ff'rguso n sa1d hf' had cl ('f' idNJ P~l! licr IJut H·a .... unablf' 1o sc hf'dulc hi s PndorSi'm('n t ;II t hr o..,;l m <' I imP as CPlf's ll · . "R t s icall~· . no.·· hC' answf'rf'd. wtlf'n a:-,kt•d if h(... hatl l x-'<'11 ;..~s k C'd to w;..~it until '-.0 clrN' to tilt ' primary- . Cf'IC'Sl<' wa s I'Xpt:•cH'll to kick oH <1 slali '\\ rd t• ··Ohiorm s Walk fo r Mond Jlt •" dri\"(' rod.t _, tn Columbus. Similar literature• walks \\·t·n· .., ,·hc'1J ult '<l for C it'\"(' land . nay ·ton . C incinnali. Ak ron. ( '; lilt \i n. Youn g1m\·n and Tol N.lO. n-Jil mdudf • \ "i'-ith lo ( ' lllcinn ;lll. I l ,J~ ton , ttl(] T u!t'(h• . hu1 mo." ! o f lht· lrmt · \\"ill t>t · " !JI: •nl lrl n urltl l '.t .' -h'l"ll :Vl oncl:lll · \\·: 1" :-.chn tuli '(I tn t)( · 1n 1ht • -. 1.1tr · S.111 u -c l. ,., tl'• t"OHE:h M 1 rn(lil ~. i il...,o rn;ildn)-'. t\\.il o.,til t ' II "!P" 1u h ulch L! pmnn"\ \Ll .'> S Th1 • I r ip· ()hj ( I :Vl t·~tnH · hilc . fer lh( · 1~ -:wn n pn ·~ i dt' nt .J,Jutn,d r·nd tll ." l 'l! (;an Fr id.t _\ ...,,1\lf!l: ! Itt • ("ldor;JdtJ ...f'n. ll (l l" .. i..., II ........ \\"('tldHJ I 0 m I '!.I pnllt "]('~ u! I ht' p<l.'> t". 1~1.111 f(JI"fni'J" \ "ict ' J>n~..,id<•nt \\ "; il l t ·l \ londali •. "l'hC' n('wo.,p;.Jpc•r _..,;II(] II L~rl (tiki:-, ltlt l~t·o..,J ch.tn1·1 nuw ll \fif•l f'Oi l l 1 rt 's iC!r' nl i!l'<ll.:.ln Tht• 11t'\\·..,p; lpt '1" "aid !\1nnd.dt · ··rqHt·-.r ·nh rtw p.!-.1. .. lbrl n. La st .Jum'. \ "OtPI"S dj.JiJITJ\" td nR or the ~H ~c hon[ isSUt'S on thf' DINING ROOM BASSETT, SINGER BURINGTON, KINCAID w iff'. Shr -;nid sh(' b<'lic,·rs \1 oncb J(~ h: !'-. d lwtgt·r r['('ord of ... uprxw t on wnmrn ·s iss uP~ I h:r n l-L 111 1n ....-----Ohio briefs:--------------------, Piqua man nf'lwinted Choose LIVING ROOMS by FLEXSTEEL, BENCHCRAFT CHRISMA Income tnx collection up COLUMBUS 1API - Stat!' pPrsona l incomP tax coli<'<'! ions incrf'3sed mor~ than l'X}X'<'ted in Ap ril but thr gain rna) be lost this month . Ann P. Nolan . deputy state budget dir('('tor. sa id the tax genc•rated $Zl·l. o million last month. $95.2 million more than cxpr'('ted. I n March the tax produced $154.7 million. T h(' ju mp occurred because tax rC'turns were procesSf'd fastPr 44 State St. of thr nal ion·s largpst natura l gas proclu(·<·r~. among them F.xxon Corp., T c>xaeo Inc . and Mob!l Corp. is lagging b( >hind 1hP n;tl ll!fl <:t!-1 :1 wh olf• in job growth anrl th Jt till' st J 11• ' sum 'lll plo~·mPn l r tltt • n ' md ins und l'l.'('plabl.' hi,l!h. ·· ~1 ..., Stf'i nh ar hf'r said . Shf' I'C'f"<..'ITPd Ft ·icb _,. ICJ n! "\\. figurt's showing ; 1 drnp tmm 10 ~ fX'In·nt in Mar<"h lc HI r)l· tn·n r rn SornP convf'ntion df'l('g<JIC's v.·ant the OI:.:A to rPCommend a UNITED SECURITY Communications, ca.><' on appPal. The app<>al was fi led b\ FE:HC and IH tions subcommittee on int ergovem · aimed <J l som f' 2;)(),00) houst•ho lds in Sf•vcn cit lcs. Th e INSTALLATION AVAILABLE . OR INSTALL IT YOURSELF,IT'S EASIER THAN YOU THINK . wasn't paying it 1the overcharge I as long as Sf'Verr~l of the ot hers ... she sa id . She esl imat cd thal Columbia Cas Tran smission Co. would TPCf'iVP at least a $211 million rPfund, wtlh about half th at amount to b<' distributed in Ohio. Unt ll t9ffi. the government had priced gas by The new "dr\ rule .. formula. which f' EHC madr• rf'troacti\ "f' to 1Y7R ro c·o incid(· w ith a l<Jw rc>lax ing gnw•rnmen t pnc(' con trols nn ga!-1, was 0\'l'rturnPd b.v thP U.S. Cour1 of ApPf'als her(' last August T hr Supremf• Court in \1arch r1.'fuSt'Cl to h4 '<H thP mental r elations. Dr. Mark Novitch, acting com missioner of the FDA, disagreed. "I think the FDA is a welt fu nctioning agency . I think the American people do too. ThPsystem fa iled badly In this instance. Bu t w ith all due respect . I reject the notion that the agen cy is a fa iling agency." he said. T he hearing was ca lled to look int o the FDA's hand ling of E -Fcrol Aqueous Solut ion. a drug w hich has been linkr'll with seriou s illnesses in 43 infants at 35 hospitals in addition to thl' 3R deaths . EFerol Aqurous So lution is madP by Caner -Giogau, a wholly owned subs idiary of Rc, ·co OS. Inc. of Twinsburg, Ohio Weiss attacked the FDA for The Mondalr• camvaign pl annr'll a w('('kcnd blitz STOP IN OR CALL TODAY. Ms . Samuels said t ha t the sizP of the refunds could vary widely among Ohio utilities. " For instance. Columbia Gas Transm isSion Co. " \\"(' an· still C( Jil("t ' rn ~'<d th<.Jl Ohio CO LUMBUS. Ohio tAP! - Forml'r Vi r'l' President \\ .al ter Monrlale has the r ndor sc>mcnl of all statewide offi ccho ldPrs going int o the Ma)' Rprimar:• Thr fi n :.:~! tw o ca me Frida~· , w hr n Trf'asu rf' r Mar:; Pol Ad Patd by the Racme F11e Dept Ractn H. 45 771 Movies, Sports, News, Wealher, Adult Programs, Video Music, Financial Reports Educational and Children's Programming. formula tended to reduce the pri l'l' ot gas b' undf'r statin g thf' \'Olumr·s that produn'IS drliwTE'd . Withrow, Ferguson endorse Walter Mondale The ONE MILL LEVY FOR Sutton. lebanon & letart Townships HOME SATELLITE TV commiss ions accompany thf' progra m . of the House Government Op<>ra- .-dpcidJng DUE TO and sell it to loca l ut ilities, then have 15 to :JO da ys to pass the refunds along. Requir<'m cn ts for p<>r iodic and extensive repot1s to both FERC am! stall' utitit v volumf• as mea~ urr>d in cubic' ft'( 'f with an assumpt ion th Jt 1.7S pc>rC'Pnt of any giH·n <.~mount wa!-1 v•a tPr \·apc.Jr that cu stomf'r~ . . hould not h<:~ \T' to pa~ · 1or Re<.·auSP the ('Un<. '(.'n lra tion uf watrr \ ·apor was ran:l~ · th at great. thP old . .t:>u-ca llcd ··wr·t I'Ulf' " pmlrc tion," Weiss said at a hearing :..1on Sttit "' ~~ - than lO bU lion cubic feet of gas last year- h£iV(' <.~ year. Pipeline companies, w ho buy gas from producC'rs OV('rhaul of the FDA . "Thr way it look s now, w hf'n thr AmE'rican pub lic takes a drug, it cannot be sul'l' that the FDA has done right by them as far as \",litl1/llf'lll . ( .1)>. ,, ng1• ."'.1•.. \"111\t. t i Hl•n,lli '>1'1<11\l "ll l"l-..., foh:Jy 6, 1984 FDA acknowledges mistake; Weiss asks prosecution RUSSELL D. WOOD 1 II '-,miih M"nlt l'al I I. ~W t IA •,J :>.l<.ntn •:JI. I ) . ~ I I . C tol <.;t ~ J " lhtl!" I t 101. I K!' iU I I I~ the pricE> of gas on its actual energy content as "We have no exact figures available closer than $10 m illion to $100 m illion ," Ms. Samuels said. She and Industry officials through the nation say they ant icipate !h<' refunds will be made as adj ustments in futul\' bills or r ates rather than by direct payment. Thl.' Federa l Energy Rl.'gu latory Commiss ion VOTE F'OH .;nti.E\ BA.<..;J-;S -....,mu t~ l 'hJI,uHptu.J. t"> H1'1..!u' Ctnclnn<~H . t.! . Mllno •l r ·i ncln 11<111 11 \\"n.:¢11.' . "-.u1 II~<~' " II ll ii\1'~. l 'h!l. tJi. •lphi.J 'f I'I"H"Hl'.t,, t dt'l'l ~ tflll.~· H o~ "km .' <..;.10 (lit'l!i' \II liU I 't:\-t H tt lli '' •"\H I 1.1:0. A n rw11-. . 1-n I u• l. I Oi . L\r• ·h '''"' Yr~ k Ill ]l U I [It! l'o 11.J l.t" r\ngdl"'. ~~ 11\ .on lh tt,tci ll . 1 ~ 1• J"l e pe Early:.;~~~Mixed Early WEdnesday MlxPd Aprtl u. t9SI w .•~ runwvn. Arlanri.l . j 111or·k 1-:"' Au ~·· · l o -. . 10. .";ld t l" rultl~ S.m Olti:O. li. ;, ·hm1d1 l'htbddphii.l ti FU(YJR.\1 .1. ,\1 · •1 \1o•tii1Tili :0..11 · Hr•1 nr~i1~ . 1/( l:O\E RL'NS Transactions 11111 ~' , Swift Joy was returned to its g u ----Local bowling----- ~imes- ~entirut Section D Ohio natural gas consumers to get refunds State/ ational ~ ,, I 'J., .tr:• l! ••l•'"n ,, \l .. flT" ·. ot . n 1 no n~ . o11 " ' ' " ' Y >tk ·1 \lld!ll ,r ,. I ltil."~ · ll1h1,, • n '-,,n [I,.,·,, .11 l' •l·,r.wdl · I l .o.. \ll ;' t · I · ~ d '-.I I '~II • •1 n ·,J jCilo1 1 ~•n recent winter Jll{'("ffng at Laton)a . Andy Furman, public relations direct~r at Latonia, saldFrldaythat liP had never heard of Menefee. " He's definitely not a regular trainer here." Furman said. "'Ibis guy has probably stayed here two or three weeks." owner In March. Keith said a warrant was Issued Friday for the arrest of Menefee. who was believed to still be In the Cicero, m., area, so he can be retumed to Boone County for trial. l lUJ'U;; ,"vlf'l.t~ ·. '->ll . w r ~. ~ - F~ 1 tnc .nn,tll . ·1. f)f-.1f•J. i "innrm;Hi :1 S.md 1"1" 11.: ! "hi<" ,Jf-!0 l 12 ill I" l[o>d "'11h ~ "'"' I 1 !11< 1..., • • .oI '->1 I • "' I• "-•rl I 11 o '!:• • o!' hh ·'" ' ' •• 11 qu.u •, th. ~ 1\ 1 ['. 11'-"'-\1 1 111· "\.1.,\l." 1\ ~[l. ll tl 1\ ~ · laJII u na r• .,,, ''""' i "or k. : ' "" i' l ll.tll ·•' [ "h il .llh" l >hl .t \r11.:< h·- · '' l'tll ~ h u 1 ~.:h ~ '-It! 1'1• S.tn n ;,'l!u ·n 1 " 1< 11~ 'i.m F"r ·; mc ·•~" TL. l \1rkt'1 Cinnn n.o1 1 :•1. <.;.,x. I a Anl:!cli ~. :•1 DOl llU ;o.; l":trto •r. Muntrr ,al . 1 •~11, 11 Stmdol) · ~ ( ;arn•-.. \tl,ml.f "' \l •onll r•,,] ~ II"U'""Il t1 "\, •\\ Y •I ~ !lit .\lunrr·r\ol J[,,Jn..... 1,1'<-.,r\11. S.l/1 1111"\ "'-•!> F r. orWI'-' "! ...,1 \\ . !1 \0" \ < i~<Ynn . 1 .11 11·1 [111"0 . l l la\ · 1 ~ "I :n !)Jo~n \\ ,t'-tu/W11111 ,\l ldfllil . Jl ' lil t lnll.t 'l 'I l'hii.II~ "I )Jh l.o ' 111 11 1111' ~1nnn-Nrl "!!'.:1 M ..nrr·•.. ~ 21 \\.w.ho~ l l ],,.. .- \n ...~ · l•o:- !1. \kHJ 'I!luld'. \a n (11•'1.!• 1 ~ ~· 1\nmll l'hl lattl ' l]!l"ll ll ~ 1 . C<tl"l"l'' '\.tl\ \1Lif11.• ••1 \1mrn• .li. PJ•l r <In I .•" ..\!'1.'1"11"' ·'' 1"1 1"-hlm::h. !JI•l ...,,.,, \"1k ~ l[,.., ,l.,r 11 f 1-\J ! "·1.'-.. I I 1\\ I -ll I <JIIlt'~ . ,\/"1~'1·1•"' · I~ Hil l ( i ;urw ·~ \l umlo o.1 · ~ I <>!- IH ., , 1\ ICJ!t"" '-\.111 . . _,n Dr' "" :m, f'hiladdptu..t . l'rr~hurgh. . t:.l. .\l , lli~'n .o<Jt, :l·h·nltl',l l -.. . .n F 1.m• 1... , \ " 1r· ~1 "'umwl l'hrladl'lph.J.I. 1~ . "" "hn\ldt l'ruJ,I Ill I- rid>~..)" The mare had been through several owners . and had won " in excess of $10 000" d r1n th rlod 11 Thistledown 1lu"l.!" l io \rJ,m t ,, DuShane had been told that the horse had broken a leg and had been ·--' B t rd' t th d est roy~ . u ' aCC'Q mg 0 e Racing Form, Swift Joy, was listed as running In a race during the ~"lltlf\Drl"' "' 'Ph. To1nnt1< r, Hh l1" 111 nr~. d.1nd . _. , , :01 oon ·. So:·arllf'. \J. :0\\lnt~ J);>r:oll 11. :-.~o·KJ·r;. ~,, ., it\~, "a r1 1' " VI • '·~~. his "dead" horsewasstlllrunnlngat a Kentucky track, he thought It was a coincidence. But when he found out it had won $10,000 and was still alive, he got mad. DuShane. Plymouth, Minn .. called the pollee and now has Swttt Joyhack.Shehadbeenbredandlsin foal . Friday. the Boone County grand jury Indicted trainer Barry Menefee, 36, Cicero, Ill ., on a charge of unlawful taking of the horse Feb. 8, 1983. " HeCourse found near out Fthat for a dead 1 Race lorence. hoi'SI', he runs welt," DuShane's wife. Bonnif>. said Friday by telephone from Minnesota. II ,, lo ... - Kentucky State PoUce Detective Jerry Keith, who Investigated the case, said DuShane, In December 1!»12, placed lhe mare with Menefee for training. Menefee brought the mare to Latonia and entered It In at least one race at Latonia during thP race course's winter thoroughbred meet, Keith said. A short while later, Keith said, Menefee Informed DuShane the mare was dead. DuShane accepted that explanatlonforaboutayear. Pollee learned that Menefee had sold Swift Joy for $.'IX), said Keith. lk!J.; I.!lld. !o! I'ITC IIJ'\r; • I d(o('r"~!~r Caudill . t J,:rk i<Ul cl \U 1101 "2 -*! J [li!lv.ln Tr·J<·"· "\..U. 1 l UI ~ 6jl. r ; un.1. KWI~d > Ci t\ 4~1. I 00"1. ! y, I A·.! I TOf"OI"I I<,. li1. ] 1.11 ! "i'i: Si t'"' '' " H.. oll ;won•. HJ. I Ill !. I 12. S!\(•h To ronro. 'HI. I lU I. :i.lti. Wti<-ox 0Hron I 0. I HI I L 11 1.' II 11 t h hw~:h (APl - -...n 1-\. lll'·" < II' .t l T'""m" I ·1," . •.:• ,, I ll< "'"!0 "'"' Y"'" M<.~t Tilll'I.Di RL.av. Ctuo·itJ(O. l '-\tit>r ~tbn 1."11'. . J: 1:1 an' lk"d wlrlt ~ ~1JI"'iLL'k'" · I ""'"~-' Y •tl ~ II ll..llll/110 111' ~ Tt•\,1' II \1mno ·'"'·' \ I I,UII.md t i "h11 "R'' \1»11lrp,il I 'hll,trit:•lph o., '->1 l .o iUj< ll . K.ln...a~ ~lo. "'" "' t "1. l"il llfornl<~. X. Df•f"lnN'!> r ill ~d.' ·' '"' Yur -k. ll [ ~ •II o oil '' ' ]t' \ o•l..!ll• t 2 J"un.lflc" l . k.ol1'•" t ·11, I. IU ll"lnlllW> l'hu '"· Ciilllo.rn.lil . 11. l.i'O"I(Ir'l. Dl>U"Oil . 21 HITS. ( i<nri.a. Trronro. 40: &II. To. ronro. Jl . ~- C'atlJornLa . 34 : T'ram mt~l . lk>lroit. :M : Hrtri:. Mln~ a . :c. 'il'l Ky. When Michael DuShane read that pri m,ny ball ot . Company to pay [Jack wap:es COLUMBUS iAP 1 - T h<• lluckr)·c EIC'Ci rir Co wtll pa,· :\.'-11_1!11 in ba ck wages to \vorkcr s on thrN' public projf'<: ts, undrr a l.il'ltlt'mC'nt annoum·<>d FridJy by Ohio ,\tt urnf'Y Gf'nf'r al Anth om· C(·lf'brcn.f'. .Jr. The Da\·to n firm wa s granll'<l a cuntra l·t fo r \\"01 k on .r build ing at M iami U~iH'rsity. Oxford . and <t.l'T1'<'llt o d ismiss it s l;m·sui t saga i nst thf' Ind ustri al Rel at ions Df'partmflnt. 0• 1PbrPZ7.1.' s~1id . T h t • su it s contf'slrd rl Ppartm(•nt findin gs that Buck ( '~ "( ' F:i pctri c \·io lalt'<l pl'f'\'ailin g wagf' l ~1w s. hf' s:1 id . IJuckC'yP E IPCtric had obt;lint \(1 a court in j unction pff'\'rnling 1hC' slate fro~ rebidding thc Miami U ni \·C'rsi t~· rontrac t aftrr rhr st.1tc df'nif'd BuckC'\t' - thf' !ow brddf'r - a contract hHSC'Cl on nuncompliancC' with thP wagP bw Celebrea . P said Ruc k('.'l' will pay- ~tJJ,lOJ to 14 workf'rs who wPrf'n · t pdid pn•\·a iling wagPs on pm jC'C·I s at the unh·f'rs itv . Prf'bl r Shawnw Hig h School and thl' Cinc innat i Pu blic Librat ~v . The firm also agrc'<'CI to maintain a $.10.000 surel v bond to CO\W anv pr'f'vailing wagf' cl aims on cunT'n t and futuiT' projE'C'ts. ThP Prevailin g Wage Acl requires co nt ractors on pubil cali)' tundf?d projects to pa_\. a wagl' r atf' df'tf'rminPrl by thf' statr than expected. M s. Nolan sa id . As a r esult. May collections rna)· be much lower than pmjected . For the year , the tax has g<'nera ted$2.04 billion. obout 10 pPrcenl more than wa~ estimated. Prosecutor 129 school issues on ballots wants Dr. Dona ld Plotnirk to sta11 S£'1Ting his ni nt>· to·25 .\ t•ar prison sentence ev('n if his arson and ('Xfortion conviction i s appcah."CC to COLUMBUS (API -Voters in 115 school district s will cast ballots on 129local school issues May 8, says the state school superintendent . The issues Include 69 current operating levies. 42 capital Improvement or permanent improvement levies and 18 bond levies. Superintendent Franklin B. Walter said Friday . Walter sa id per-pupU public school spending In Ohio continues to fall behind the national average. The state spent an averageof$2,516 to educate each student In 1982-1983, the last year for which figures are ava ilable. The national average for that year was $2.786. he said . feder al coun Miller has asked Franklin County Common Pleas .Judg<' William T. Gillie to revoke the podiatlist' s $1 million bond. Plotnick, 00. has been free on bond lor his conv iction two years ago for setting fil'l' to" man In !981 over an alleged drug debt . The Ohlo Suprem e Cout1 has refused to hear Plotnick's appPal or to r ev iew It s decision. Gilli<' said he would continue lh<' bond if Plotnick appealed to federol court but Miller said there is no law pPnnittlng this. want .~ man to serve COLUMBUS tAP I - Franklln Coun t)· Pms<'<'utur :vlich~~ l MillPr \L\SH C\< ;To ~ t .- \I 1 1 - -\ P iqua m;w ha~ ht. '0n , 1ppotn!t '(] .1 \\"h 1f ( • Hous(· spf'f'ial .tssi~tant !t~ rpnlin dP\ .I'illj)llll'lltt ll t'l\1'11.!' .Htd n; t! ur;ll rt 'SO LJI'(" ('"' i'rf'sidt.'nl ]{(•,tg;m :tppoinlci..l R.antld ll 1-: D,l\ ~~ - -:~ . 1 11"\ l"llu r-.( Ll\ is b cuJTt ·ntl_ \ '-'J.>t'<'I; 11a:-.si:-.1 i l nr lor It ')...'isb I in • .tft. t 11 . . II 1' h. t'- .II '-I 1 st'l"\"t'll <J:-- .... taff rtin'clor nt th t • Hml:-.< ' Commitll't ' on 1-:rh ·l l.!' .trld l);l\ ( "ornrm 'rn ' . Rail .~en·ice DX'r'TO:\ 1r\r' 1 - supported ,\ :-.11n ·t·~ nl Olr 1o C f lngTI '"" lDtl.l l , Hl d '-I. JI1 · lf'gts lalr\ ·(• ca ndidate:-- >~ n d c>; mdicLltt'" '.('t 'l-: tn).! tilt· Jl!"l ':-- l,h ·nr 1.d nominat ion shows then · I" :-- ! m ng c.,uppctrl ;1m(111g 1tlr 'll : )It\ trllprt ·'. ·nt pasSC'ngt"'r rai l Sf'n·iC't' thmugh (l hJo. lhl' Uhin .- \o.,-.,c~ · l.tl i on 1)1 \Ltd Passt"'ngf'r s says . Rcsults of thr sun·f'\ <HP br·im:: publi ... hc'(l in tht' 1\( '\\'- l l'lll ·r t )( · Jn ~ spnt out this V.l'<' k tn mon • than il k\ n H'rnbtor ~ 1l! lh1 · r..::11u p Hhwt1 ad\'<X'a ll'S rail p asst' ngPr st•J•..-in•. C<Jry Hart '~ ca mpaign d id not :Jn.'-iW('I" ih(• ~un1 · \.IJut n '" l~ lll'-1' ... from Prf'sidrnt Rragan ·s<Jd m inisrrt l tion. \\"altt ·l \llt!l<l;th •, tnd. lt •. . . -.( . .Jrwkson suppcn1f'fl continuing funding for :\ tn ! r.tk . ltl t · r.Jil group sa id . Mm'f' than K2 Pf'1'CC'nt olthC' l"il l <'amlict. !t('" t·l'" l\l.l lltlin.e Ill 11l1 · four·quf'sl ion su 1\'r~ · support('d u~ • nt snnw cnmhin. II i1 ill (': "I .lit·. l!H! ff'd cral funds lo improu' ra il s.f'l\"iC'1' lor Ohio. the ,e mrrp ,;lid Tllr · orga nizat ion is " ·ork ing v; it h the o~chninis trat ion o1 < ,m tndl ,l l"d ('('[(':--tl' tu It") to cxpand and impron· Amtr;tk sr•J "\ tt"t' 'Xithin (lhi(l Monda lf' indiC'at ['() IH • ('Uuld o..;upjJ.ll"t snnw ln:. ln. d ;tid l<n dP\'( 'ioping a high-spc<'cl S\S IPrn C'.1pablt · of l:i<l milt · ~~ 't Ill lUI" tr. !in..., .Ja ckson and Rragan ·~ rf'sponsp-, .'-'< 1id t ht'\ t hnuglil t lit · pri\ a 11· ~C'1. ·r, 11 'hould handle it. VA W organizes ODOT unit COLUMBUS tAPI - Th~ Unit ed Auto Worker> Uni on It o> organized a unit within lhf' Ohio Oepar1mf'nl of Tr;rnsport ;J ti on. and a union spokC'sman say·s c;-~mp;-l ign ~ arf' pl an nf'd 1or t"wo ntlwr ~ tat f' agc nC'if' ~. Thf"' Enginwring T('(·hniclans AssUl'iation uf Columbu ." ha:-.. p<>l itioncd thPStatl' F:mplo)•mcnt Relations Elo<Jrd f11r approYal of an OOOT barga in in g u nil of AA sw tr transport <11 ion worl\('r '-. .-.. �Page-~2 r-- The Sunday Trmes-Sentrnel Pomeroy-Mrddleport Koreans applaud Pope's labor message Snowden receives company honor By K C HWANG As!lociated Press Writer GALLIPOLIS - Caroll K Snowden a Sta te Farm Insurance lompames agent m Gallra Count} has been named to the Legion of Honor one of the companres top sales accomphslunents To qualitv for the destgnation, State Farm agents must achiPW lligh standards m all aspects of the tnsurance lJusmess pat tlculat h the clatm s expenence of thetr busmess Snu" dc•n has been a State Farm agent smce 1%1 PUSAN South Korea tAP I Pope John Paul l! Saturday urged "-Orkers tn the largest crowd on hts Korean tour to seek more power and orofits an appeal remmtscPn t of onP "' made m his nattve Poland In prP-Solidanty days Earlier shouts of 'Miracle' grpeted thP pope when a rambo" appeared over a ra lly A meteorolo gtsl satd the phenomenom some ttmes ocLurs m hazv weather The popes message on labor one of hts strongest ever - was delivered to a c10wd estrrnated bv church offtctal s to be as large as Station creates department HUI\.TINGTUN W Va - WSAZT\ s crca ttw ser. tiT S depat1 mcnt "tU n•ptacp the station s promot ton departmmt and expand to mcludP the an department accordmgtoGeorge R Andt "k genu at managot Creal I\ e sen tees wtll he respons tblefor pubhctzmg and promotmg sennce campc11gns 300 oco lm ti s \1E'"'- Prs FarmPrs tactol) "orkers an d lishC'rmen made up most of thP tht ong at an aba ndoned atrport outside thls southern pon ctty Can Me :'\an wtll head creative servtces Andnf k sa td A memhf'r of WSAZ s staff fu t murp than 13 yeats McNau has hePn Charlr ston prcduct ton manager for the past fn e years A. nat1\c o f Weston Vv Va MeNan Is a Marshall Unt\PrSJl\ gt n du~ltt' and a member o f tht> Broadcas ters P10rnolion Assoua!Jun name~ By ALISON SMALE <\ssociated Pl'f'S.' Wnwr MOSCOW !AP I Prest<IPnt Konstanltn U Cherncnko has rP mmded Poland s (;pn Wo)Ctcch Jaruzclsk1 that untl\ m the So\lct bloc IS paramounl md JaruzLlski pledged to wtpe ou t polittcal opposttton m h1s homrland At a Krrmhn dtnnf' r m Jaruze ls two directors EXTON Pa - \\ tlltam B Eag leson Jr anrt Thoma s \ F<~ l k t e ha\ e be<:n lle<ll'd dtrC'Ctors of Foote Mmera l Co reptesentmg holders of the com pam s pt du r Pd stock Eag leson ts chatrman of the board C11ard Bank Plllladelpllia and chatrman of the parent com pan, tvlPllun Nattonal Cm p He has tPf'n \N 11 h G 1r ard s mce 1o/i1 and pres1dcnt and elm f l XE'( ut JV<:' offll E'I SLnCf' 19i4 Dr Fa lim 1s pH'SldPnt of Berwtnd Na tUJ a l Resources Co Phtl adelphw Pnor to htscurn nt positiOn hPv.asdm ec tm oftheL S Departmen t of the Intcnor s B urea u of Mmes m 1974 Ti Foote w hllh IL~' nil\ dec tat ed a net loss of $.1 2 mtllton tn the first quat1Pr of lht s vear ts82 puc ent ov:ned bv New mont M tntngCorp a natural ki s Fnday Chernenko a Iso tflltrtzPd 1\mC'ncan dPfPnS£' po liC\ of nonferrous and p1 Puous rnt'tal mmmg and pc trolc um Advisory board appointment made GAl LIPOLL'>- Larn H RtlC'v has hePn appomted to the tield ad\lso t; boatd of Pc'UpiPS Ltfc Insurance Co lor 1'JR4 T hP board makps rl'cornmen da tJo ns to thp compan \ m sa If'S a ncl '-;('!\ honor Commurust Party policies m Po land Jaruzelskl sa1d a t the drnmet He was gtven the Order of Lenm the Kremlm s htghest award Chernenkotold J aruzelski that llis Vlstl was very m eanmgtul pohlt ca lly and would have a useful effect on Soviet Polish relations The most Important conclusron undoubtedly ts the conclusion on the need forcohestonofthessoCialtst COf~<> 2 J Ja nuelsk1 C If H::'S thi S'.\ f\f'k cma lvs t s m Moscow sa 1d thP\ se~v. C ht 1mnko sstrcsson St (LAIRS\ ll L£ - Ohto Unt\Prslt\ s APImont campus has schPdUIPd J da\ long 1984 Svmpos tum on Coa l forM a\ b Du 1mg t hr s\ mposium rP~ea r c hrrs \\. ill cxp lam how t('{'hno log:v (an txpond mdl kc ts fm O h1o toa l 1m ludmg means of O\ Crrommg Oh10 coal s h1gh su lfur content Uthr r f'XfX'rtS w tll discuss statP funding for toal rf's(~arch a n d S( 1\ mg coa l ~broad throu g h expori tradmg compames GO\ R tchat d Celeste w tll address the conference as" Ill A lfr cd S [)!( tzc l d ti'I:'Ctor of the Ohto [J(>partment of D<>vclopmrnt and Bcnpmm C l u dtrcctor of C'Conom tc dcvPlopmcnt dl\ tsion 1\.orth Am<rlll fm the RtpubllC of Clli na ~·• ~·~~"""" P"'d ~ td\oono:o Jl luono oOot>e" n H ""-""• o oon n r " """'" "" hn.!Ceo oy ...... ..,...,, ~~ o M:Dji!f'l lllll<>b oH""''' •• • llomoo5oo l41uO<nouB ~ "" lt> "" ....... , 16 Aoo Eoa oo 1'/o od -oBur ~ ~ 1 c~ )J A n c ho ~'"' ~ ~61 &0 Ho 62Wo .. ..... 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CQUired It t I N ih h S tl 1 iJ N l I ed r t N k. n c;yh r 1s h N ' k to r il n 1n t 1 at to five per cent of htl bid I 1 n nn PvPnt more ' 11 t !!\ tt n 1 1nr1 d lllr S or i'l h n I n 1 ten P8f cen1 of his bid r 1 ,; 1 ! r tr lhr D Pel ) 8 I lr> n '>I f:IO Div on It P Male It black & brown wtre half 1emer 1 vr old 1 yr old female full blooded sheep dog 3 vrs old male~ boxer type male red msh setter small muted breed puppy Metgs Co Humane Soc•ety call 614 992 6505 ~ .... .~ Grveaway 9 Wanted To Buy 4 h brush hog pull type Call 614 247 3862 6 Wanted someone t o weave rugs w111 take on shares Lost and Found CICt Wanted old ptanoa Paymg $20 00 and S40 00 each F~rst floor only Wnte gtvtng d1rect1ons W1t1en Pumos Box 188 Sardts Oh 43946 Phone 614 483 1605 Fou nd brown tent found at !mpenal Electr~c Co m Mtddlep o rt Call992 5102 lost ba ss boat p&dacnat seat Seat •s brown Baas Pro Shops ts prmted on back of seat lost on S R 1 24 bl!tween Syracuse & Ra cme If found please call 614 985 4339 Public Sale & Auctton Au ctton e very Tuesday n1ght Pt Pleasant WVa Aur:t lonn•e Neal Youth Center Bldg Camden St 614 36 7 7t01 R1 ck Pea rson Auctioneer Servtce Estate Farm An ttque & liQUidation ules ltcensed & bonded'" Oh•o & WVa 304 773 5785 or 304 773 9185 Auctton every Fn n1ght at th e Hartford Commumty Center Truckloads of new merchandtse every weelt Constgments of new and used m erchand1se always welcom e Rtchard Reynolds Au c t•on eer 304 275 3069 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars J•m Mmlt Chev Olds Inc 811f Gene Johnson Wanted to buy used coat & wood heaters Swatn Furnt ture 446 3159 3rd & Ohve St Galhpolls Oh 388 9906 or 614 388 9617 Wanted to trade motorcycle for skt boat Call 446 2240 before 5PM Suymg datly gold sUver cams nnga Jewelry stMimg ware old cotns large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport 3476 Oh 614 •92 Cash pa1d for fancy rron or heavy ~ron beds s 160 and up for certain Me111 Co stone J&rs Old t1me eup board 27t1 call 1 304 882 wood cupboards ohelra chests baskeu dtahel 1tona Jars antlque1, gold and stlver Write M D Miller Rt 2 Pomeroy Ohio pupptes 4 month old male pup hal had rabtes shou 304 875 4216 Gallipolis Flea Market Open Every Weekend o n former Th aler Ford properly l ewts En terpnses Call 446 7037 large 3 Fam1ly Yard Sale May 41h 5th 6th Ram or shme 9 00 unttl dark Utthty t ra1ler b1cycles wash stand tools lots of brownware and Decorama Take At 141 from Galhpohs (watch for Signs] turn left on Rt 775 then turn nght on Patnot Cadmus Rd ftrst house on the nght Rural Waterl Cheat d11k 2 old trunks stone jars small d10ner bell rockmg chatr btrd cage htgh chatr clo thtng glassware and other t1ems Yard Sale 4 famt!1es 1062 Second Ave Baby clothes boys Jeans n ew matertal furmture Monday 9 4 Pomeroy Middleport & 5 Famt!y Yard Sale Man lues May7 8 Jlf2mtlesout At 160 past HMC Garage Sale May 7 9 dark 2% m1 out Md! Creek Rd Household CB toys clothes baby nems V1cintty Rummage Sale Eptscopal Pansh Hall ac ross from Pomeroy C1ty Hall M ay 9th & 1 1 th 9 a m to 4 p m Huge Yard Sale May 5 9 to 5 May 6 9 to 3 809 Mary Rd Rodney Vttlage II Pt Pleasant & Employment Services 45769 or colt 614 892 7760 11 11 Help Wanted Vrcm1ty 3 fam1!y sale Fn & Sat 202 Htgh St Infant 10 adult clo1hmg plu sl YARD SALE 3 days Man Tues Wed 2414and2416 Monroe Ave 9 00 tttl dark 18 Wanted to Do Rooftng and gutter work metal work housepamtmg carpenter work E"c ref Free estimates Call 446 Teachers and coaches summer employment $900 00 per month guaran teed mcome World Book and Chtld Craft 304 882 12 Srtuattons Wanted Wtll care for the elderly m my home Lots of references Men or women Call 614 667 3402 Mercers A1verv1eW Per sonat Care Home has vacan c 1es for elderly persons Betty Mercer owner 304 15 R N s Dnector for Home Health Agen cy m Jack son Co _ Full__!llJle 'day sh1h w1th we~s off E•cellent sa tary and frmge benef1ts Send resume to J Boggs P 0 BoK 320 Jacks on Oh 45640 AVON Sell the best Schools lnstructron Takmg new students m the F1ne Art of Pt lung Kung Fu and S1reet Defense mstruc t10n S1fu Roger l Burns Classes every Saturday be gmntng 1 2 00 304 675 7722 anyt1me Sell AVON Call 446 3358 Att e ntion Teacher s coaches Excellent oppor tumty for part time or full ttme war~ th1s summer Call 614 245 9566 W1dow would hke a mtddle aged w1dow for compan1on ltve tn be abl e to dnve my car tf needed Free rent ref req Call 446 1023 Galhpohs Parks and Recrea tton Department IS tak1ng apphcattons for Tenms In structor Work Juno July lues and Thurs 8 1 2 noon 6 8 PM each day Apply 1mmedtately at 518 Second Ave Equal Opportunity Empl o yer Retail Out1e1 must employ 3 consc1ent1ous trustworthy ms•de retatl sates clerks lmmed•ately Retail eKpe nence destred but not n e cessary Must be able to work w•th mmtmum super viSIOn and be able to m eet publi c must be profiC ient m baste mathmat1cs Opper tun1ty for advancement for nght persons Please reply 1n own handwr~hng referen ces requ~red to box BOO 1n care of the Galhpoh s Catty Tubune 825 3rd Av e Galhpohs Oh 45631 Party Plan lnterv1ewmg th1 s week for 5 saleslad1es 3 part ttme 2 full t1me For conft denttal m1erv1ew call Mrs Robbms at 614 286 2890 between 9 11 AM Man Thurs Aut o body rapatrmen w1th 5 yrs exper~ence Contac1 B1ll Welsh at S1mmons Olds Cad & Chev Pomeroy HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS GRADUATES If you are wondermg how you can get a JOb Wtthout work eKpe nence the West Vtrgm1a Army Nat1onal Guard mtght be the answer for you Earn good money while learmng a sktll Full ttme pay while you tra1n part time pay once you come back home call 304 676 3950 or 1 800 642 3619 614 357 723B Ntce ~notty p1nc mteuor 3 bdr 1 ' • bath Heated att ached garage Glas s en c losed greenhouse 801ld mg carport frUit tr ees General Hauling and Trash removal Serv1ce Reliable and dependable Call 61 4 256 6251 alter 5 30 lawn Mowmg & Tr1mm1ng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call614 256 6251 eftor 5 30 1 Card of Thanks Thankrng you all for your lovely cards grits and good WIShes, Patrrck and Ernesttne Mundell Gertrude Borden 2 In Memonam Chnstopher 1974-1978 A rose a beautiful rose Nevet lo unfold Color stance and stram A petfect specimen A bud sttiiii had to dte Ptessed tn the fold of a book Yet my heart shll sees a rose Open 10 full tepose Sadly m1ssed by Grandma and Grandpa them Memories are trusures that no one can taka IWI~ For •• thonk God lot theltme that •• oil hod w1th them THE FAMILY 1216 $30 000 Call 446 3204 lawn mowmg and tr1mm1ng done at fa~r prtces 304 675 6347 or 7243 304 675 Financial 21 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB USHING CO recommends that you do busmes s wtth people you know and NOT to send money through the matl unttl you have mvest1 gated the of1ermg $ FIRST TIME OFFERED Nat1onal Corp nowappornt mg d1stnbutors to serv1ce a network of ell51Stmg bust nesses Wonderful tax shel 1er small t1me requtrement tor unhmtted profit paten 1tal M1n1mum capttol $18 000 For detatls ca ll Charles Kennedy Mon & Tue Only 9 to 6 1 BOO 241 2294 Sen1tca statton for le ase downtown Pt Pleasant Cell 614 373 8411 ask for Oavtd Call 614 992 N1ce home near coal mmes full basement ce ll ar 2 bdr on 1 2 acres of property m langsv11le $ 29 000 614 LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates F1xed convent ional FHA VA leader Mortgage Athens collect 614 592 3051 altar 4 30 446 3426 2 bdr house 1 m1 out of town on At 588 Call 614 245 9170 PEIVT!ST 7k.tz; SKIP ~WS 8S. !'320 Ai,.A WAI.t.AA VALANAE: Ptano Tun1ng and Repatr Brumcard1 Mustc Co 446 0687 Sktll and mtegnty our trademark lane Dame!s 614 742 2951 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call 446 1136 Unwanted Factal or body ha1r? Permanent pa1nless removal by European Elec trontc Oepilator Mary 1s cer11f1ed m th•s new compu ter1zed d•gttal system Call today 614 992 6720 Top of the Statrs salon full serv1ce Stud serv1ce CFA Flame Po1nt Htmalayan Cat S~re 1s Oragonwynd s Royal Ma1 Tat Blue of Tstnghng $100 11ud fee No checks Call 614 992 2607 Professronal Electro lysts Chmc Probe Type Electroly ors AMA approved FDA t!o FCC Doctor referra ls Real Eslale 31 Homes for Sale Large 3 bdr house for late or rent In Pl•ntz Subdtvislon Ne children. no pets Call 814· 246 ·5281 eve o All brrck 3 bdr 2 baths garage complete ly fur ntshed n1ce lawn Crown Cr1y Coli 614 266 6244 44 Furmshed apt 2 bdr near HMC a236 Ut11tt11111 pd Adults Call446 4416 siter 7PM Furn11hed Mobt le Home central arr mtle below c1tv overlookmg the rver One o r two adults only 446 0338 Garage apt turmshed 3 rooms bath washer dryer and upsta~rs furntshed 4 rooms bath bot h AC clean no pets adult s only dep & ret req Ca ll 446 1519 614 992 7787 31 Homes for Sale 6 ro oms b aseme nt double garage 1 & one 1h1rd acre lot Rose Hdl Pomeroy S32 900 Call 1 614 678 2513 32 Mobrle Homes for Sale TRt STATE MOBILE HOMES USED CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRI CES CALL 614 446 7572 NEW AND U~ E D MOBILE HOMES KESSEJ S QUAL tTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GAi'LtPDLIS AT 35 PHONE si14 446 7274 1 ~65 1 2K60 mobtle home utffurmshed S 3 900 Call 1982 Oakbrook furntshed mob•le home 14ft w1de 2 bdr l1ke new S7 500 Call 2 SA mob1le home 12x55 camp turn Must see to apprec1at e S4500 256 6409 t973 2 bdr 14x70 $7 900 1964 2 bdr 12x60 $3 900 1969 2 bdr 12x60 $4 900 hcellent co nd Call 614 446 0175 TO BUYIH 14 f1 wtde three bedroom bath and half mobtle home s1tt1ng on mce lot ready to move mto S225 00 down $225 00 per month 304 5 76 271 1 8 yr old three bedroom ranch 6 mtles from Holzer $39 500 00 7746 304 675 9 7 acre farm 12K60 mob1le h ome tobac co ba se new 281156 hou se start ed lo cated on Hannan Trac e Ad s 1 6 500 6620 or 675 2062 3 yrs old 3 bedroom 1 % baths ftrep!ace rural water 8 mtles out of town on Rt 2 One and a thtrd acre lot 8 % assumable loan Very low down payment Payments under S400 00 Call 304 675 5848 before 5 30 675 4358 after 5 30 for Rent Announcements 2 bdr unturm shed mob1lc hom e 1 2K60 1 m1 past hospttill At 35 Call 446 R1o Grande 3 /4 acre lot all utll1t1eS dnveway & patto Ideal for house or tratler 4369 or 675 9760 S9 DOD Call 446 803B Upper R1ver Ad w at er & sewage furntshed ref & dep Call 446 0508 or 446 Acreage for sale 304 6 7 5 7541 e ven.ngs 1609 N•ce 3 bdr mob1le home modern convement loca t1on on At 7 no pets Call ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS Houses for Rent If you ate 60 years of age or oldet and your mcome IS wtthm the 125% poverty gut delmes you may qualify for Home Weathenzatron Ser vtces These serv1ces are provtded to you at no cost and can srgntftantly redu ce heattng bills for years to come Petsons mterested m applymg (Sentor Ctttzens only) should vtstt any of the followmg CM locatiOns Old Thaler Ford Butld tn& Second Avenue Galli polts Phone 446 0611 Me1gs County Court house Phone 992 5605 Cheshtre Centtal Office Phone 367 7341 or 992 6629 For further tnfotmatton contact Ron Crawford al the Central Offrce u tan gitri-lqf plus df'pU~It 3 bdt 5250 1pt Ca U 446 3786 Furn <;hPd p ff c P r:'l' 607 2nrl G all pol s S 145 Shan hr~th smq l P Ca ll 446 4416 nft1 t 7PM 8 Puhl1c Sale & Auction WINTERS AUCTION SERVICE SIOte 1973 Now Bookrng Sales For 1984 Tu 1 yo u P" srni!l p OJ=e tv nto cash ~ r.r o rli!~ lh"' Au c lt OI ~J) l C(' ljfd at d Bo trlrrl ln Oh oa rdW\a Mnmbr I W V Au u n t' A [dw1n W1rrter - Auct on er Public Sale & Au ct ion M• !wood Wv Ph 2'3 3447 AUCTION Saturday Mornrng Marc h 12 1984 II OOA M Sell1ng personal pro petl y ilf lhe tarm of Howatd Ch !der s Fro m Ho lzet Ha sp tal take Sl Rt 160 lu V nlon Oh loon tell on St Rt 325 go app 3 mde , wat ch lo1 s gn turn nght and go 1 m1le turn lett on K1on Sater Rd Att o 1 ot h II on I he left Nc v 1 ~ \1 1 I 7 I I 5651 2 b edroom 1ra1ler k1tr.hen furn1shed couples one small chdd accepted Refer en ces 304 675 1076 ' of'/ l[ I lti 1 Lunch by Youth ot V nton Bat1t 51 r~ lll ~ N 1 w:lent s mlo ~~ ot prop~ r ty Now ! ~ nr l 11r Pubhc Sale & Auction SALE EVERY SATURDAY 7 PM From Galhpolts take Rt 141 to Rt 775 turn left follow Sign s PARTIAl May 11 1984 19 74 Yamaha 250 R D oood cc nd ton a lual 1 le J\UO Wrste n sar1d le b dlpr breasl strap ar l s ~dti h parh Many otr1e r lems ne w (lnrl u ~er1 Have somet htng you want to sell? Bnng •t to the Pat not Au ctton Batn and we II sell 11 for you ConSignment s ac cepted from l P M to 5 P M on Saturday Marhn Wedemeyer - r 1 ' I S1 M y AUCTION SALE FRIDAY. MAY 18 1984 LOGAN COAL & SUPPLY COMPANY Locato n 15 11 Sheplet Rd SW Canto n Oh1o CRUSHING EQUIPMENI DRiliNG EOUI MENI 6D9CSF 4R60 C ~ P I C1 10e S S \ IIA II I Scrr rn 24 , I J lr t IU l 8x24 Jac> C1u r CP Fif H I I [ ql or ntr v Or II fi 7 I r1 Most Sc" n Hoppe 1, I EOU IP MENI I I, HDJI H021B IHC ID n ( 1 I ' f 1100 ? 6000 JCOO a % t 1 ' tH 3600 6000 b ' 'lit In I 1 Ill nl I 6x6 lk ua e Gr1 nn I J? I • \ PI li1-- \ 1 ~ l•rl R3S TRUCKS TRAIL ERS MI SC EQUIP I 75 Pe Plbu t 8 77 74 E1 I IHC 2000 ga l I uel 6 GM c 1111 I Worth I 100 elm omp J t ~ )[J ~V\ o. I Lase• Br11 A I ~ tor ~\r Jt l\ M ~1 r Ba~e Sta t (n otv bd d Bu rcu 1 l (I Call or wr t e for Complete Brochure 1 1 M.. c, Aucttoneer 245 51 52 - 388 8249 Not responsibl e for acctdent 01 loss of propetty PUBLIC AUCTION 1973 12x65 mobtle home good cond1t10n washer & dryer $6500 Ca ll 614 SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1984 10 00 AM 742 2274 located from Ra crne Ohto take Co Rd 28 to CJ! (Bald Knobs Sttversvtlle Rd) approx 2'• miles Watch for srgn HOUSEHOLD Couch & ctra r PIE'ctr L se wrng mc hr 1e new Bu ~w ood rtcve Furm shed 2 8r 3 bedroom tratlers Cat! 304 773 5651 1974 Ktrkwood 12K60 to tal otec 2 bedroom n1ce carp et partly furmshcd un derptnnmg MUST SELL ~L. ·'"~ w!lan Gtb~a n lrost free s1d e by s de Hardw c ~ bottle f 3S r<1 nge d test of clr<~Wf'l " U esse s l".arjro bes IM1p s kr tchrn cabrnet '<'~Ood & metal cab rner s tabl e & cnatr bookca se brd Maytag w nget w2s he1 G bso n dPep lreeze end tabe s rur s fan handnrllde Love r ~ tecord player port <~b i P B&W TV p c tUJes rockers book she ve~ mrsc d snes pots & pan Bayv1 ew 14x70 304 675 3817 or 614 4461506 PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS Box 7 Archbold Ohto 43502 (419 1 445 0015 Robert G Frey Au c tio nee r ANTIQUE OR COLLECIOR IIEMS Poste r bed S»th Th oma s mdntel clock 11.cod I db P & 4 chrw s Bu r mil l dral'! kn fP. wnP Pgg bask PI 20 ga l s lon~' 1ars corn shelle o I lamp & other tern s Announcements AUCTION MISC R d1ng & push mow PrS stepla r1 r1er Dun lap tab e saw 6 ~olt battery charg er alum ladder heel ba rr ow hand held Cralf m;1n planer stee l wiled ea ter mrsc lumber buckets w:~ s l room stove "' re ;~nd lnt s more OWNER - JACK SCARBROUGH Cash Posr t1v e I D Eats DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER Not responSible lor aCCidents or loss of property GRAND OPENING r84 SEASON Sat., May 12, 1984 Jr:rv n ce Sv vamil .:3 lie or 1 11 1 son gro cP. ry sr!IPs VPr) ol i (a u 1 t Ponl22,11ernode 121 ? t""" Dr d s~ bel d n11g oom tur 1 rr 1l ~--n 'fl IPilVPS Sl~ Chi! r~ d ec ~ [ .., \ A 1 cha11 re lne s w1~1:'1 ru kf' v. 1 • I SAT, MAY 12, 1984 10:00 A.M located off Rt 2 south of Pt Pleasant WV Take Crab Creek Road go 7 01, mrle s to sale stte Havtng qutt farmrng the followtng wtll sell to the htghest btdder 1 1 I I I II I II ~~~ n;,~~~~;~se~;;·,~::' ~ v~ ~~~e; ~a;b:~en~u~ w~ff ' ~S;: 2- 16 hay wagon s w11h late rna I N H 329 mahu" spieadi>t wheel I dem a<le 2 gtav ty beds on runn ng gears 10 wh eel d sc I w1th cy l Dearbotn 2 bottom plow post hale d1gget w1l h 8 1 I motot126 blade 52 lotage wagons to ugh 1975 C 60 Chevro 1 I retmiSSIOn dump truck 10 bed 366 VB gas eng ne 5 speed !tans I 2 speed a.le good cond1tmn M F mode l 1650 I loader on rubber blOom sweepet 3 pt tear mounte d I ke I not I new GV R 100 wa cker l! nd oth er I OWNER MARCELLA I Tetms Cash 01 check day of sale I Sale Conducted By I Wtnter Auctton SelVIce Aucttoneet I I Mtllwood WV 25262 Edw1n Wtnter I I Phone 273 3447 l c No 338 84 rake Gehl fo rage wagon wtth tan del runn 1ng gears and auger rota ry mower hay elevator w1th electnc sen es 7 • mtle no rth of Au ctwne er s No te lh s wil t be a sho I sale co ns1st 1 g :_; 1 vanety of ttem s ra ngmg I rom household 1tem s to to ots Be on t tme ABSOLUTE~~ i1 10 00 A M. Sale located on State Rout e US Route 35 ( Kanaug a) I BIG FOOT SHOW SAT.-SUN & 446 1519 PATRIOT AUCTION BARN $3 000 614 742 2261 6 Miles Below Galhpohs on Rt 7 Cross R~ecoon Brrdge Turn R1ght Follow Srgns 3 1 and June Au ct ioneer Lonnte Ntal - 014 J6' 7 Ol 1972 12x60 mobile home NO MONEY DOWN $5Q MONTH ~h W dtyf r C e.:> n 1 o pi-> I <tduliS on ly Oep & ret r~>q CaO 2 bP.d ro om apts 1n M1 ddle port Wa t er & electrrc pa1d Ca ll 614 992 2381 days or 992 2509 even 1n gs I Clayton 1983 12x60 2 bdr hke new on lot at Ouall Creek Mob•l e Home Park French C1ty Brok erage Ser VIC8S 446 9340 CAMPSITE stwd 111 ANTI QUE S 446 9340 WOODED t tJ<Jll Furn1 shed 2 & 3 b edroom lradt:rs Ca ll 304 773 3 bdr deluKC ho use 2 f1replaces pool garage Setl or lea se 2 bdr apt kttch en furn•shed Call 675 5104 or Holley Park 1973 14K60 2 bdr Oua1l Creek Mobile Home Park eK cond French C1ty Brokerage Serv•ces ·ooAT DOCK ·ooAT RAMP •oATH HOUSE a pt 614 245 5818 41 8 OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE Gar<tqf" room c P. 30 4 882 2566 8 PARK 3 0338 Ad $ 175 mo You pay all uttl rt1es Ca ll 446 3105 35 Lots & Acreage 1972 mob1l e home 12K65 good cond 2 bdr Call 446 7171 after 5 446 3 Sma 1 effi e ( ncy apart c en !rat an & ~ ea t 1 pr o le ss ona l typP. gtnll1 m 1n only 446 1 8r 2 bedruurn furmsf ed apartment s t or rent Call 992 5434 992 5914 or 2 bdr trader on Patnot Gage 1981 1 4x52 mob1l e home 1n exc co nd Can be seen at John son s Mob1le Park on Eastern Av e Lot 29 1976 Phone Apartment for Rent me ss ngt 2 bdr tratler ful ly furmshed good lo ca tion sec dcp req Call 446 B55B 0-3- APARTMENTS /Equal Hous ng Opporturl•tv J lua one and two be~drooms rent start1ng at $167 for on-e bedroom and S193 pQ.r month for two bedroom w 1l h 5200 depos1t locclted near Fuodlnnd <:~nd Sprmg Va ll ey Pl:tJa roo nnd TV ant C<t ll 446 2745 n lt!ave- APARTMENTS mobrle home s h ouses Pt Pleasant and Ga ll1pol s 614 --t46 8221 42 Mobile Home s 1 14 acre farm on Roush Hollow Rd W1ll sell all or part Call 614 388 8525 304 675 7328 By owner 2910 Meadow brook Dr 1 floor plan 3 bedrooms fam1ly room with fireplace ut1hty room re fngerator burlt m range fully carpeted fenced back yard Phone 304 675 5856 Call 614 256 675 5386 8288 4387 Posstble 3 bedroom house basement garage un fur msh edonlarge lot At 2 N 4 mtles hom Po•nt Pleasant S225 m onth plus uttht1es S50 00 dcpo stt 304 675 3248 after 7 00 1965 8 yrs old 3 bedrm 2 baths fam1ly room w1th wood burner Smgle car garage on 8 flat acres w1th stoc~ed pond C tty water m Racme Baum Add1t1on 3 bed rooms 2 /2 ba1hs a c famtly room wtth ftreptace 2 acres $67 500 No down pay ment owner Will carry a1 no rnterest for 5 yrs loan assumption posstble lease opt1on available June $1 600 per mth 614 985 14 2 acre farm n ear R1o Grande good hou se and barn Call 614 245 528 1 eves Page- JACKSON ESTATES 992 7721 Farms for Sale Rentals 367 7150 Call614 949 2641 33 446 8038 10 room home m Rutland on 47K1 40 lot on N Mam St 8th house from Salem west s1d e of street Needs cons•d arable work but can be bought well below property value Call 216 394 6741 or wnte Bo x 723 Pomeroy OhiO PIANO TUNING Lower Keyboard 304 675 3824 Apartment for Rent Hous1ng Opportumty Con tact V1llage M anor Apt s 1529 prtced regular tunmgs dtscoun1S to Semor Ctttzens Churches & Schools Ward s 44 Small furmshed house smgle person yard garden spot downtown S 175 mo low 1 bdr unfurn 1shed ut1l t es ut1ht1tes Call 446 9283 no • pa1d no ch ldren no pets 6 pets mos lea sP rP.qu t ed $50 dep S190 mn Cnl 446 8 rm house St At old 160 3667 after 5 4 mt fr om Holzer Hospital Depostt & reference re 1 bedroom Apt S 196 mo qutrcd Call 446 2565 mcludmg utd1t1 es Equa l 8VT .USTEN TO L'U; WHeN Nt= ~S TO lHE 10x35 A1tz cr aft tratl er awnmg AC S3 000 Owner transferred must self exc cond S66 000 $1 1 000 down Assume 8'12 pet loan 304 675 Professronal Servtces Condomtnum Myrtle Bea ch 2 bdr 2 bath comp letel y furntshed ocean v1ew 3 pools 24 hr secur~ty tennts court & mard serv1ce Call 614 985 4201 FOR RENT WITH OPTION 22 Money to Loan 23 $63 900 5420 Baum Addrtton 3 bedrm bnck 1 'h bath full base ment family room carport patiO ac $57 000 Call Busmess Opportunity dopoolt Coli 448 0116 446 1340 Owner transferred must sell beaut•fu ! 3 bedrm br~ck home Fneplace dec~ woods pnvacy sunsh1ne 742 2261 304 675 6668 IN LOVING MEMORV of '30HN C CAMPBELL Who Departed Th11 Lifo May 6. 1983 ond BELVA M CAMPBELL Fob 24, 1983 A happy home we once en LOJtd So !Qnoy cold lAd d1m hlwth............., lhinp S.tiUU of IOSIAI By owner lovely 2 bdr home on waterfront boat ramp & dock close to town puced $34 900 W1l1 help fmance Call 614 256 Call 446 3394 HOME 18 Wanted to Do Call Rt 7 For sale by owner 3 bdr central arr forced alf fur nance buck stove mground 1 8x36 sw1mm1ng pool close to c 1ty schools 675 2991 Houaes for Rent Rt'olerstde Apts Middleport Spec1a l rates for SeniOr C tttz ens S 130 Equal Hous mg Opportun 111 es 614 Garages pattos s•dewalks ba sements block work Reasonable pr1ced 35 yrs expenence Free est1mates Will plow and dtsc gardens m Flat rock H1ckory Chapel area $30 00 Phone 304 The Sunday Ttmes-Senhnei- 959 900 Call 446 1028 Br~ck hom e wtth 4 acres 3 bdr 1 '!., bath large k1t & DR SM w wood heater & etectnc heat Kyger Creek Schoo! Dtst $55 000 Call 3171 Would love to care for 2 or 3 elderly people .n my home ref lots of T L C Call 949 3014 after 6 p m Help Wanted Pnce reduced ~or qu1c k sale 1 550 Jay Dr 3 bdr tn level for sa le by owner qutet netghborhood Gallipolis Ctty School central alf gas heat large above ground pools attached double gar age large flat yard wher e Blue S~rd s feed All thts for Va Henderson 3 bdr home new carpe1 throughout & kitchen e2&0 mo plus oral dlfforan tvPII of llxod nu to1n1 Jtlrtlng at 12 78% Coli Jorl Attie 6t4 379 2789 Build on your lot a new home you afford Over 1 100 sq ft 6 rooms & bath car peted ready to m o ve mto S26 500 a ls o garages & bas ement Calf Patnot Home BUilders 446 8038 Will cons1der mobile home as trad e m W 41 1 fixed :==~=~~~~~~i-==========~ mob1le % mt home above dam hookup 614 256 6656 773 5882 4 muced 304 755 2779 Call 614 992 3704 324 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds, Iron small Opemng Flea Marltet Two free weekends Apnl 28 29 May 6 6 Free open atr spaces parktng adm1sston US 35 Fraz1ers Bottom WVa Don Fraz1er Operato r 2485 Bord er Collte 1 yeat old 304 675 7541 e venmgs Ktttens 614 446 2090 304 675 2826 Vicrnity Yord Solo 7th & 8th 488 Upper Alvor Rd fiA 71 Iacross from Qalll• County G"""' ' H' 4 9 & klo 762 2521 EDE Wanted to buy standing ttmber Call after 6 or anyt1me week ends 81 4 unport restra mt s l lie a oood r1e ghbo ~~~ 446 3672 /'/ lith {' 1111e Fa m Mulual Automobile lru~uranc e Company HomeOIIce Bloomnglon lllnos G..-d• AM OPEN MON FRI 9 00 TO 8 00 SUNDAY 8o MOTHERS DAY 1 00 to & 00 H Psa!rlthf'honuSPs SWEEPER and sewmg ma chme repa•r part s and supphes Pt ck up and 'd e liv ery Oav1 s Vacuum Cleaner one h a11 mtle up Gtwrges Creek Rd Call DC Cab Call 446 1718 r.ontract SAles Legal Porch Boxe s Also Foltage Plant s Shrubbery Frutt Trees Caladiums 4 Gerantums Rubber Trees & Vtne Rtped Tomatoes 3 lb / 11 SO CAROLL SNOWDEN 411 Second Ave Gallipolis, Oh Phone 446 4290 Homo•46-•l11 I~ Announcements Paul s Home V1deo located 405 2nd Ave m Park Central Hotel VHS Betas CE D s jd1sc) Rent mou1es & players Sudden Impact & DEPARTMENT OF ttvr Wil ham UtO< k blastro l hP m tlhon-doll l1 bon uSPs patd to I J S c lll X(>(UIIVf'S . 8 !1!1 quotJs htl the hr adlmcs last \\l'( ~ th 11 Vegetables M1x or Match Your chotce ~ ot or no M O'UI .. •• c • c ... o~ o ~~· I I In Memonam Mr & Mrs Albert Stewart w1sh to thank all of the11 fr1 end s ne1ghbors & fam1fy f or the g1fts they rece1ed on the1r 50th Wedd1n g Ann1versay Polmrl h J'"i 1 f lost md unbrf' 1.kL1 bh umon \\ Jth Mnsrm\ Flats of Flowers mt J th1 u f1rst full boom wa1 s mc~ 14';'1 V. hilc suppltcs ore t1 aht fm m\ nt r 1nrl Hubbard's Greenhouse OJ1ft I J 1tsun '" P I sc tx' n ttzr ro fm i'Jof the last nttrt ' " hr s 11d Hr soldfourcarstn ~p1t l md cou ld h 1\ c sold «> mm r tf hl I had them hr sa td Pol 111d W"th fl owers From I Amf'l l( m l UIO s.a lt sa t (' h ( Jd tn g 1nmmn, 2 NOTICE TO f)l(ktnson s"" hts di ilushtp ts ~ Announcements Public Notrce ' S( • ..._.. Cl-'10n m('( ill('I£ (anbP nodr\Jd llOn 1D ~~· ) """' ' mn t;odo e 4 fll) 614 245 9691 or614 245 r-;=====::::::::::::::::::=:::::;-1 Remember Mom ~------~ ""'" 'ISw'" ""' 10\0ll d<mn to'"'"" \CO " da\S and d(JV.rt I< 111 I 5353 tmgs \\ 1th Sm \PI of he Jls I t ss s ud hf' pledg('c\ l o "' J l k fm JdPOlug"ll ~ ~ md p:l iJIJClll un ll\ oc ....... A LOST dogs black male Cocker Spantel hmps male pert Beagle Reward Call Iat w o\sk1 a ttl\ Pd 111 Mos< 0\\ on lot Go LOST Stamese cat male 10 yrs old Name Puddln If seen call 614 379 2435 Reward cnuct<'d th.r t dupltcat< manv of th( mart1all m mcasurf's a nd ma m of thr Vv< sl r rn s:1m 11ons Jga mst tht ll gun c r r m un F't td a\ o o'" ~ Gaillpolis They'll Do It Every T1me Hom•• for Sale rltt hom• loan? N L Staw· 1n1 • AIIOC iltll hava HW •• Green Acres Reg1ona! Cen ter House at Po1nt Pleasant Home l1fe Instructor 12 m1d01ght 9 a m mm1mum qualtf1cat1ons 72 semes1er hourrs of co llege cred•ts or two years of fullt1me patd e"penence as a house par ent Hyg1ene A1de mammum quahf1cat1ons htgh school graduate or equ1valent and a record of successful pre vtous expe n ene w1th mental reta rded Contact Oav1d Ea co Ul••Lil"'o• "' for v.or kers r tghts \Nas ltftffl lrt st w•r~.r Rut J r~.ruzr l sk J s govr rnmc nt a ll\l 0 006 Jt 88 II"'H st 1J !OJ s \\Ill haH todd( nd thtm SPIH'" aga ms t poltcf' brut al tty Poland s miiJI:lt\. C' t ...-tc k dO\\.n to suppress lhf' Sol!datll \ movement ( hrtnf'f'ofbf'(CJm Jn glJYI 1111 mdm ~ .... c ~ .,.,,A ' " ~ • .,. 11 31 Are you looking for 44570 'l f p 1u t c st s con\ m cPO hun that demon \P \uto \\nt<•r I )j fROI1 \P 1 - 11tr last 1\HJ months h l\( tx'Pn a lJ I dP3 ]( 1 s n tghl rn dl t for F' I<'ll DunrmH of • llP u~b <\Q.~oo Noh£>! PeacP PnzP tor lPadmg thr no" banned Sohdm tl\ lJ bor fcdC' t a non said man m1rn I< v. wtth ABC Nc v.s thal t hi s \\l 't'k s Polish Japanese quotas lead to dealer shortages 6A I t! o do PUBUC r.!OnCE NOnCE TO BIDDERS ' ·~08 ..... & C! Ropo ·~ Public Nottce umtv tn the So' tel bloc as a stgn that hf' \\.ill not toiC'rate changps UJ thf' f'ommuru st svstPm m Eastl'In F.urope L£ch Walesa v.ho "on the 19&3 0 1\!n n Mu om hu omon 8) . " ..,,.,ogoobr o \~lnSoo 8 lo~ u T~ .. ~s~. • n•n• h Q.,., o H~ ............. ~ S Tv&~ oddo ''""' -<. . ISYoooWonoo l • • < 6 Aoil<o t/ ,.. . . noiOGo.> ~o PomeJOy-Mtddleport-Galllpohs, Oht~Po1nt Pleasant, I i ate\ '!- \es Dental ass•stant wanted part ttme m Mtdd1epor1 Send resume to 205 N Se cond Ave Mtddleport Oh Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register -- 675-1333 S~ft~•<ln;' ~· M 11 ~ . ........ So. .. A"c om ~ ~Won..t s Comm umst But W1:strrn A ?''"'·"'~· I Pgtmr tn Pol gnd Police and pmtcst ct s clash('(] tn se\ era I PoliSh Coal o;ympmium -;/atcd -.,""' BP h lr.J df'r public i\ mPntJoned l\\.0 davs of So iJd ant\ dc m o ns tJ a twns aga inst Jvnu 0 G NWo 0 MopQ.A Oo G QO onofv"" Tass gave no mdiCatJon that Pit her Hllf'\ has txX'n v.11h Proples L1fe as 1t s Jat k son dtstr Kl managPt 1'-n" f if' r ( s Jdl s m Iront on w 1th h1s \\.lfe anJ famll\ The Sovtet pt estdent accused the Reagan admmtstralton and the governments of other Western natiOns of offenng nothmg concrete The proposals pul forward for dlscusston bnstle wtth so m anv provtstons and condlttons pa tentlv unacceptable to the other stdP as to confirm that lhese proposals are not meant for senous busmessltkC' talks hp satd M!.Uil!IQJU!@,JM Chcrncnko 'all<'!ltl a document of m<J]Or !XJllt 1ca l unpcn lance -.mcf' countnes Chernenko sa trt Such umty hesa td would helperonomtc progress ensure secunt y and prevent nuclear war Makmg hts fust publtccumment on r ecent US proposals for a treaty to ltn1tl chemtcal "eapons and prov1de for ver ificatiOn of tox1c stockpiles Chern<'nko called the sugg<'sl t o n s decettful manPU\Prs .iunhall 1imes • ientinel thP agrv.:mPn! w ere a•leased but J('( Bl ED\\ \RD saw his motorcade pass through the ctty Taegu has 2 mllllon people John Paul arnved Thursday for a five-da} tour of South Korea Hts ll-day pilgnmage also mcludes vtslls to Thailand and to Pacific Islands Cheermg flag wa\1ng adults and schoolchtldren along wlth folk dancers and farmers bands lined tlle four mile route of the popes motorcade to Taegu stadrum Most of the ticket holders were young people Church offtctals said adult s paid the eq utvalen t of $6 50 and students $1 30 for the stadrum tickets, and the spectators were screened months ago by secunl) agents The offrcta ls sa td the ttcket proceeds wPr e used to prepare booklets and organlle m('('ttngs on the significance of the papal VL~lt the Communist regune" tth aserres of strikes that led to the formation. of the Solidarity free trade movment since outlawed by tlle government and the Imposition of mart tal law Earlil'r 1n the da} m Taegu, he satd a 3% hour Mass m a stadlurr packed wtth people who shouted Mtracle' when a r atnbow like nng of colors appPared around the sun A meteorologist at the Taegu Weather Bureau said the r mgwas a solar halo a phenomenon that sometimes oceurs m the hazv " eather like that todav m the mdustriai cttv The m eteoro1ogtst satd the sun s ravs reflectmg on motsture partt cles tn thP atmosphere on a humtd da} can somellmcs crea tC' a halo Church offictals said that 750CO attended the outdoor Mass m Taegu stadtum and some 400 OCO peoplP He added 'I reallu> that m solidarity with miUions of other fellow "orkers vou have had to suffer The popes stress on workC'r sohdaru v and the nght of labor to share m profit s was stmilat to an appeal he madP m 1979 durmg a papal trtptoPoland That \tstt w as credited wtt h gtvmg Poles Impetus to challPnge and satd thP U ntied Std tes ts trvtng to bleL'!l soctal tst Poland while w ith economic san<. ttons mvoked v.hen Jaruzelskt unposed m ar tta l Ia\\ tn llecember 1981 The h: aders rem arks " e1e car 11Pd by Tass the oil Ictal SO\ tel""" s agcnc; ThC' rwomen also stgneda 15 year pact for C'Conomtr sc tentiftc and tecltmca l cooperat ton No detatls of resource com pan') e ngaged m explora tiOn for oper auon and management Pusan with .l 1 lllllllon people Is South Korea's SECOnd-largest clty "Justice requires that ways be found to g1ve workers a greater share In the organizational aspects of production and In profits, the pope told the crowd H e urged workers to c'Ontlnuethroughpeare ful and upright means, to pursue human dignity promote human nghts and crea te a better world Polish chief pledges political crackdown and the Huntmgton M\PI1tsmg ( lub Foote May 6, 1984 Va May 6, 1984 Business Briefs: lhP "tdtton and dP\Plop public Gallrpohs, otuo-Po1nt Pleasant, W mtscPllilnP.ou~ ,, ~~ MYER~ ·------------_. 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Brs sell S'ti e.,pt->r os ump fPW rludrng M 110 Mat1c fHt r Cl k ~erplat ed llatware wr r gr r hi \ t auto drw told IR bed s 0 n Jld bask"ls (coutJ be ar O• rl ( lc e) lens on lad de 2 whe r> i l<'lft I [Hud so n) justt:•~ pu s ~ ' I eI p!ol'. wl heavy dot) h)d!auiiC erk I kr yll 1 ' shove l 6 c rcul ar sa" Blu k 1 nusc too 1s very n CP pow ~' r r (l\1 pocket watches 4 olh P! w<1 lrl t La u g ~l1n bowl o/•r~mtJ Ro'> f t l I •I I t Vf-' l I 'I SPECIAL NOTICE We are oll o1n t t , , , 111 11 de n chans JUSt l hP thtng to c 1h n (l I Terms Cash or check wtth proper ID Al l 1tem s mu st be pa rd tor before removtng fro m area Not respo nsible for lo st rtems or rtcr.1 den 1 s Food Served SALE CONDUCTED BY McGHEE AUCTION CO GallipoliS Oh10 456 31-P hone (614) 446 0551 Auclion Held for Charles Lee Davrs Harold l DaVIS, Noreda Davts Houck AUCTIONEER Myron Bud McGhee APP AUCTIONEER Steve McGhee We hav e May and June dates ava1l ab le Cell now L1censed and bonded 1n Oh1o and We st Va �. Times-Sentinel 44 51 Apartment for Rent TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now avatlable lo elderly & disabled wtth an 1ncome of less than e12,300 Rent.ng for 30 percent of adJusted tncome Phone 304 575 6679 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg Rooms f nd hght house Meeptng roo ms Park Central Hotel Ga ll 61 4 -446-0756 $188pmg room $1 1 5 utlh 11es pa1d Share beth. male only Range & refr~g 919 2nd Ave Gallipolis Ca ll 446-4416 after 7 PM 46 Hotpo1nt under counter d1s hwasher elmosl new Call 614 388- 9708 Paclter p1ano small Call 614 256 6648 H osp1tal bed w1th s1de ra1ls & table a wheel cha1r Call 614 388 9807 S300 Mednerra1nean style flex steel h'o11ngroom su 1te 1 sofa god & red cru shed velvet 2 matchmg gold cha ~r s 1 flex steel rechner 1 la1 a boy recliner, 2 soltd wood end tables 1 soltd hextgon table 2 sohd bunch tables. 2 table la mps 1 console dou ble speaker and remote control TV Medttteramean style wall hangmgs 1 elec 30 range Cal l 446 4406 evenmgs Captatn s bed Wllh SIX draw ers roll t op desk for sa h~ Exc cond 304 675 4603 Merchandise Custo m drapertes many venet•an bltnds Roman woven wood sha des vert• cal bhnd s Samples and esttmates m yo ur home P A Say re 304 458 1078 Hou sehold Goods 54 Mise Merchandise SWAIN oiiUCTION & FURNITUR E (2 Ohve S t Gal l•poh s New A used w ood S. coal stoves 8' ptece w ood hvmg room s:U1te w1th 6 mch flat arms $..399. bunk beds comp lere With bunk res S 199 2 p1ece (ntron l1 vmgr oom su11e' $199, antron recliners $99 other recltners S80 maple d'inette se t s S 1 79 . bo:.. sprmgs & mattress twm or full S 100 set regular f~rm t1 20 , maple dmette c h a~rs f36, wash stands S34 maple rockers S59 7 p1ece chrome dmett e set S 149 5 Jiiece dmette se t 599 . used bedroom suttes refngera tors. ranges , chest. dressers oA'r1nger wash ers. TV s dry ers. & shoes Call 614 446 3159 LAYNE "S FURNITURE Sofe. chalf . roc ker otlo m"an 3 tables (extra heBvy by Frontier) S685 So fa chaff and loveseat S275 Sbfas and cha.rs pnced from S}85 to $895 Tables S45 and up to S125 H1de a beds. $440 and up t o 8525. Re cl mers S175 to 8375. lamps from S28 to S'1\i 5 pc dmettes tram 599 to 4 35 7 pc S189 and up Wood table wtth st.-: chams S425 to $745 D es II S110 up to S225 Hutches S.550 and up, maple or pme fmrsh Bunk bed c omplete INith mattresses $250 and up to $395 Baby beds $.3 10 Mattre ues or bo.-: spnngs full or twm S58 titm $68 and S 7 8 Queen s111t1, S 195 4 dr chests S42 5 dr chests. $54 Be d f(llmes S20andS25 10 g~n Gun ca bmets S350 Gas or eleCtric ranges S375 88by mattresses S 25 & $J5 bed frames S20 S25 & S30 kmg frame S 50 Oood selectton o f bedroom s}Jrtes cedar c h ests rockers , metal cabtnets swwel roc ker s Used Furnrture Refngera tors c hatrs dryers and TV 's 3 m1les out Bula v1lle Rd Open 9 am to 6pm M on thru Frt , 9am to 5pm Sa1 6_14 446 0322 F~rewood cut up slabs $1 5 p1ckup load Cal l 614- 2455804 GOUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 Nor1h of ~o meroy large lot s Call i14 992 7479 !i1 54 M1sc MerchandiSe KIT 'N' CARLYLE <" Household Goods Country Oak Furntturs ta bias , chans cu pboards dry stnks p1e safes lots of mtsc Conkl es At 7, Tuppers Platns Ohto Space for Rent 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Knauff F~rewood Ptc ku p ot Dehvered 1 2 ' 22 stocked 10 yard HEAP vender prompt delivery 614 256 6245 L1mestone Sand Gravel Deli vered •n Mason Me1gs G.a lha or p1ck up at Richard s & Sou Call 446 7785 Bu1ld on your lot a new home you afford Over 1100 sq ft 6 room s & bath car pe ted ready to move 1010 $26 500 also ga rages & basement Ca ll Patri ot Home Bu •ldtns 446 8038 Wdl cons• der mobtle home as 1rade 10 6 tt meat case wtth com presser or tradft for a glass door refr1g erator Call 643 2497 Shrubs pruned lawn s re see ded retammg wa ll s stdewalk s pat 1os f1ll d1rt top soil bark mulch & saw dust Contact Bruce Dave smn Call 614 256 1427 by Larry Wright ,_~~~------~~~~ Bnarpatch Kennels ProfesSional AU -breed groommg Indoor outdoor boarding fa Cihttes English Cocker Spamel puppies Call 614 -388· 9790 P< D, e\. H1gh cha1r potty chaff stroller & ca r seat 5 pc bedroom sUite & used bat ter~es Ca ll 446 -7736 Dragonwynd Cattery · Kennels AKC Chow pup· p1es, CFA H1malayan , PerSian and S1amese k1nens Call 61 4 -446 · 3844 aile< 6 4 truck t~res 900x20 1 360 Dodge motor 1 p1ckup dtsc Call 614 2 45 5492 Balms lawn tractor Call 614 388 9969 S 750 1 B&W 21 tn TV 1 tr on bed 1 layne ceda r ch est 1 gas Ca ll heate r 1 baby bed AKC Reg Poodle pupp1e!l Ca ll 446- 0857 !.~·~- -~·~-~~~·~·-~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~ 54 M1sc Merchandise 614 992 22 1 3 Dozer Work Free E~t•mates 446 8038 5 HP Stmp l1c 1ty Rorottller good co ndll• on Call 992 7462 8 ft po ol table , regul atiOn stze slate top Ca ll 446 2 16 5 Gravel y tractor w 1th rear mount t dltH Ca ll after 8 p m 992 3 162 Garbage disposal go ld carpe t s 2 13x1 0 1 12x9 sl tdmg glass door & screen outdoor grill . childs b•cycle Ca ll 446 4895 5 Ttckets f or lnd •annapOIIS 500 Race on May 27 614 985 4 I 34 Wood cu tter spec1al Bar an d Cha1n lube $3 89 qa l $ 17 50 case S1ders Eq Uip ment Co f304 675 -7421 One wood step ladder 5 ft S 1 0 2 glass & chrome end each long tables SJO wh1te london Fog coa t ta ll wo r n tw1ce 3 04 675 4826 lowery organ Cra ftmat1c kmg stzed ad Justable bed 2 yr old Pomeremen male & 82 Chevette Ca ll 446 3101 1983 uhhty trad er bed Sll9 54x44 m Barnerte Wildcat cross bow Delc o AM FM stereo radto Ca ll 446 3637 after 5PM 1786 Panasomc turntab le re cetve r Reahsllc amphfrer w1th quadravox. 2 Pana san te lhruster speakers $350 or best offer Call 446 4349 Hand ma de sohd walnut gun cabmel hold s 10 guns 304 458 · 1078 House tratler a•les for sale 5100 each Call 614 379 2322 Fan tal l gold fish for ponds 4 14 tn long al so vartous co l or water l1h es 304 6 75 57 Musical Instruments Wurlltzer organ EJicellent cond1tton 614 985-4288 Supplies & Livestock Farm 61 Farm EqUipment Tr oy· 81lt ttllers Check our special pnce before you buy any tillers Sw1sher fmple · ment Co St Rt 7 N, Galh · pohs .O H Call 614- 446 0475 Balms lawn tractor $750 Call 614-388 -9969 1 vr old Parrot hand tratned & cage S75 Call 446· 1944 7 pc wood group llvmgroom su11e good cond brown 1n co lor S200 Call 614 256 6647 30 gal aquanum co mplete Wit h grave I Irg I1t f IS h pump W1ll trade or sale Ca ll 446 8114 Pets for Sale HillCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds Heated 1ndoor· outdoor factllttes AKC Doberman pupptBI Stud Service Ca11614-4 46 · 7795 HeRe Ht>.Ve A ~1c Cl!iP Coc*:;e . You'Re loo 4W\~Y WP.eN Y~'Re o~ Dynamark r1d1ng lawn mower. 11 HP 36 '" cu t Call 446 3875 56 55 BUilding Supplies New ga lvamzed corr ugated culvert S2 35 ft up All s1z es F1tt1ngs Prpe beams. st ru ctural steel new used B1g discounts Dehveredl Anywhere! Now• Est1mates free 304 925 0884 LUMBER -Rough cut oak, poplar, 2x 4 , 2x6, 2x8 1x4, 1 K6, 1 xB length available. 8 ft throug h 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan , 304 773 5554 Now open for bustness M ountam State Block, Rt 33 N ew Haven Complete masonry su pplies 4 ·. 8' 12 block Del1verv servtce Phone day 304 882 2222 evem ng 882 -3239 56 Pets for Sale Judy Taylor Groom mg Call 614 367 · 1220 8 wk old black part Chow female puppy, all shots. wormed . $125 Ca ll 446 3369 ------------------Wh1te baby rabbits pedn geed wh•te ReJI Call 61 4 · 245 5 457 Sramese kittens 1 male, 1 female, $20 each Call614 992 · 7201 AKC Registered black m ale coc ker span1el puppy Born. 2278 4 9150 Call 614992 -6362 Registered mrnat ur o sc hna uzer 614 985 -4288 57 Musical Instruments For sale Spmel· consol e pt ano bargam Wanted Re spons1ble party t o tak e over low monthly p ayments on sp met ptan o Ca n be seen locally Wr~to Cred1t Man ager P 0 Bo)t 53 7 She lby VIIIe IN 46176 61 Farm Equipment New Hollnad mower No 451 rear mounted See nut to M ethodiSt Church 1n Alf<ed on St At . 681 John Deere m ode170 power steerin g. l1ve power, 3 pt ., good rubber Ca tt 614· 3792424 Case hay wagon and 5h K.ng Kutter d1sk Call 446. 6630 Bu!lh hog rotary mower. 6 h good cond. $350 7 h 3 pt dtsk $150 Draw b•r & stabilizer bar for SN Ford Call 614 388 ·8280 Real Estate General ~ud' M. l M~GKEE ~ "Bud" McGHEE Bro ker Cheryl Lemley, Me1gs County AssoCia te Phone 742 -3171 62 Call 614-256-1528 SANDY'S GREENHOUSE AttractiVe contemporary localed on an 8 acre knoll m an excellent neighborhood . Include s formal dm · 1ng. sundeck off the fam1ly •oom very n1ce k1tchen w1th snack bat 3 or 4 bedrooms, ott1 ce or den . 2Y1 baths plus a full basement BONUS New 30x40 steel bulld1ng. $69,000 Owner wrll help finance WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY--446·3643 2573 - 446 · 1 171 Wanted to buy tobacco poundage f or Galha Co Paymg top pr~ce Call 61 4 379-2437 63 ·· Real Estate General For Sale By Owner Phone 446-8221 Chester. Oh1o (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE. Down · Four Bedroom brick home with Chandler kitchen, custom drapes. plush carpet, attached 2 car garage, situated on 12 acres with stable, rail fences, swimming pool. garageworkshop . Immediate possession . sta1rs equipped w1th kitchen . hv1ng room . d1n1ng room and den . upstans has two bed · rooms and one bath house also has base · ment . lot SIZe approx 48' x308' Needs work If zm m cm c z GOOD US ED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrrgera ten, ranges Skaggs Ap p11an ces, Upper Rtve r Rd bPs•de Stone Crest M ote l ti-14 446 7398 VIRGIL B SR 210 r '2nd 51 "'z 1-( 614 )·992· 3325 . AWAY FROM THE CITY MAON£SS - J BR ~anch on II acrPS m/ 1 J)QIH1 lull ha '.Pm t'lll !am1ty l(l(Jirl With woodbUIIII'I hVInR room PQUtpped k1tchpn d•n•n~ roon> I hathr, illtrtchrfl 7 car ~.1 r <lf( 1 ' Lovrly Sf'ltlll~ z m ~ c ~ ~ ..,. 240 Dteel w / ltne PTO m m ~ 0 450 C Crawler w / wm ch ~ ~ Hay rakes, mowero. bailero. post dr1ver. dtsc 3/P and wheel, plows 1· 2·3-4 bottom . 5x16 sem1 mount. 'loT.: 1980 w / topper ; 1980 4 speed w / PS ; 1969 C50 flatbed: 1971 750 flatbed . 6'1, ft. Jim's Farm Equip. Center. Galhpolts, Ohto Phone 614- 446-9777-- 446-2484 ~ m ~ !:: nlea~erl w1th lh1 s 3 BR ranch l"o!lh app1u~ 1700 sq tt ol llvtng \pace Ou1 n ~ room IIVInr, room k1!clwn l.tnulv room Addtlionf!l 1f'alures 1nclude new cuo.;!om rllapP'> r: Mnrtlft~ wnodhw n1 n~ '> IOvf' dt->t:k ! f'lt! itlr CCI ! port drld lld!ural wuod \ ldmg Call lor apoo•ntmPnl ,.... c.n ""'4 z BRAND NEW OUPLEX - Great INV£ S1MEN11or lite uuver' Located on Gra ham School Road Each un1l oHers 7 Brs bath hvmg room k1tchen w•th ~love rel11g OW and d1spl taundr, largr. carport ce ntr:JI a11 and st ora~c area MAKE THI S YOUR NEED AOORESS - 205 Kmeon Drrve - l h1s ranc tr style home ollt>rs 3 bedrooms IU:dO dmmg room k1tchen targe llvmg PRICE DRASTICAllY REDUCED' OWNER SAYS 100m l{lunrtrv two stm;~ge rooms att.-1ched gara ge SEll THIS MONlH' - R10 CenleiiJOIOI Rd IChetry R1dgel 75 aCieS woodland lronts on 2 roads C ilrpPIIfl ~ and cen tr al a1r county water ava1labl e $250 per acre OAK Hill AR EA - Counl) Road 48 nea1 Sl ll1 ?79 55 aCie5 more or less vacan! land ntce FHA-VA SPECIAL - 3 bedrooms, marnlenance burldmg Sties $24 150 flee home [Velet' ns no down pa yment) [fHA buyer> aopro• II 250 downl LOC<!Ied on Rodney l OTS OF POTENTIAL - GREEN TOWNSHIP Vrllage II 180 acre fa rm located 111 Northup area Two ~ory flame alder home w1th seven rooms and bath counl) walet 16•60 con ciCie SilO corn cnb BIDWELL RODNEY ROAO - 75 acre< more o1 eqwpment shed m1lkhouse and ba r:~ On paved less vacant land approK 46 acres lltlable balance wooned po nd co""i'/ walet. gas well $39 500 road Cl "'z m m cm 0 LOVELY TO LOOK AT - A pleasure to own 1 Handsome tanch oHers over 2300 sq fl. of llv10g space 4 BRs 2 balhs k1tchen "'' h eye level range, cooklop OW an d diSp IBxi B fam1ly room w1lh lrrepiC~ce larRe lrvmg 10om w1 th bow wmdows, laundry d1010g room wllh fireplace _, Z .,Cl Cl EVANS HEIGHTS - 127.900 - Th1s home features 2 BRs balh latge ltvmg room w1l h ftrepla ce k1tchen and laundl)' room New caroet and ~ 1nl 1nS1rle "'z m m c m 0 z m ~ ,.... "'....z Cl "' z m m cm c Unscramble these lour Jumbles one letter to each square to IOfm foul ordinary words .. __ _ '_,_._.___- [) 01 NEEDED NEW LISTINGS NEEDED GAlLIPOLIS TOWNSHIP - 9141 acres. more or '""' on Mill Creek Road l arge 21? story bnck home w1 th 9 rooms. 2 baths lull base ment Gas well on property A.sk1ng pnce 1s $55.600 NEW LISTINGS NEEDED .. VINTON AREA - II nACRES M/ l - l)dertwo still)' crame home has 3 or 4 BRs. hvng room. k«chen. bath carpeting woodbummg stove 117.900 NEW LISTING - 13 acres more or less of trac10r land near Tuppe1s Pla111 s 1usl oH Rt 7 Only $15 000 BRICK VENEER - Lg ~nds caped lot 2 good woodburmnR l1replaces lam1ly rm 15•27 lg d1nmg, 21, bath s central a11 and heal 2 pa11os and 2 garages Ask10g $1 25 000 RUTlAND Renovated 2 bedroom home l1ke new mstde new kttchen w1th dmrng area carport and lg lol above flood Only $27 000 MIDDLEPORT - NICe 7 rm remodeled home near stor"s and schools Sw1m pool dbl garage, and 2 level lois Reduced IO $44 500 1 ACRE - Neat Pomer oy wtl lt elec , wctlet avatlable and lp, shade trees Only $2 500 73 ACRES - 2 ponds drtlled well, good spnn~ fenced and hay bam Rulland Townsh ip ,- Sl z i c NEW LISTINGS NEEDED ... NEW LISTINGS NEEDED ... NEW LISTINGS NEEDED TP waler 10 rm home. furnace w1th lree gas. 2 bal.h•.s"··. ~= route v1ew ol nver tor )b\J.uuu C3 FREE PARKING CAll HELEN. BRUCE SUE MURPHY Itt l TON ROUSH lUI. 992-3325 Hm1sing Headquartet:. 63 Livestock Rmg necked pheasants & QU811 614 986 -4288 Recorded grade Alp1n e goats. excellent show qual •tv and m1lkers Two grand champion does Proven pu 18 rebred Alpin e buck months Albert Dante! 304 675 2283 Livestock Registered Angus bulls , 1 3 yrs old. uc blood lines Slate Run Farms, Jackson Oh 614 -286-5395 o< 614 286· 1787 2 regntered polled Hereford bulls 18 months old. 10 regts terad polled Hereford Yearl•ng heifers 304 675 188 8 Real Estate General j OR:THOPEDIC SU 1'1:6EOIJ5 MUST BE LUCKY WHEN THEY 63 . Times-Sentinel-Page-D-$ 64 Livestock 33 head of Stiver Foxes and pens $3,000 304 458 1606 64 Hay & Grain For lease 1 ,3 87 lbs to ba cco 50 ce nt per lb pa1d m advance Call 614 245 9315 Hay & Gram Nonhup Kmg corn atfalfe & grass seed . other farm seeds Call Vaughn Taylor'" 614 245 · 5064or614 246-, 5815 after 8PM Alfalfa -Timothy hay. stand, 1ng or baled No clo~o~er. clean Call 446 3456. 9 to 6 614 245 6544after5PM & week ends Real Estate General --------------------------- 1 I I SPATOL I Agency~ I KJ I Ar6wer KI X I I XXIMonda~) II IN REAL EST ATE I I SALES IN GALLIA CO. I I I I WHAT OTHER BROKER CAN OFFER: I •A Free Warranty program covering 9 working components in your home while you're selling it. And also gives the buyer I coverage for one year after he purchase5 it? I •4 Full Time and 3 part time sales persons to serve you BEST? I I •Over 41 years of Real Estate service in Gallia County? I •To buy your home if it doesn't sell? II •To expose your home anywhere in the nation to a prospective CONVENIENCE QUALITY ROOMIN ESS ~"""~"""' FINEST HOME BUILT IN GALLIPOLIS an buyer? home 4 5 BR 2 baths. roorn ;uea rat 1I room woodbu rner rn p<tlro BBQ of LIST WITH THE LEADER - NONE OTHER I 1 oom par P WP 'g RED UCED PRICE ON WAREHOUSE 1I tt. u11 ami WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY - 446-3643 J I 7 BR• 3 7000 7 2 Rt -----~------ I I HOME WITH A FUTURE I STUTES our 4 REAL ESTATE I QUALITY IS THE BEST INVESTMENT I I OLDER STORY HO ME ATEDGE OF CITY - '" 446-4206 ? 'o I I ,,fH1 ng gr muo PRACTICAL LUXURY I I I tt GET TH.S. Wiseman Real Estate Now anange the arcktd ltt"crs to form the surpnse answer as sug ges ted O\' the above ca noon ) TH E" [ Yesterday s I Jumbles DOUBT Answer FOAMY -- 1 II I I I II II NUDISM dtamond ne turned EVOLVE W~1en ~ h e asket11m a th 1s - S fONE r DI:Af I Real Estate General AI aflurd<Jble p1rce ro r1S1der what we reotlermgm lhrs 2 000 "'l H l<lllfh 1 Sl)'le 11v1ng wtth dumtg 111~rt chf'n tamrly w1th 12~21 <:>crpefl ed wtln lots Slrxage and ul1l11'/ room (~cellent 1ocat1011 10 town clm.e tu ~rllool <> }hoppmg. Buyers Protectron Che~:k around Jnd IP. confldPirl you II come b;d lo lhtS one Only $49 900 Wonl!l!lul l1urrw lm )Our \ llldll lamll~ iU'.1 ~Hrllf1)' Plltt tPIII onlv Vf'lr\ :tid vnry tl'23! 1nc1 ~'<f'lf '1t , 11 riiPil ,llll i()f)ll'd Ill lOJIIIry at 110oP11'1r, Ollldt.l'1"1 rr1"\CI clrr: • to si!CPD n' 3 Rr 1 h,rtll l'rlllll ki' Cht•n ~;; 1 wr dllO IIICP ~ :m1 Pr11 p(j l(i lnl'l $:ifh ~(liJ for 1 ANYTIME 11PI~I TWO .IQH ' R It"", Jll,md rr.t1h orctu r OC!o ~ wltl llf' 011~ 1 1111 11111' 11 II n 1~ lr fl I l Olii lj Ml diM'\ tllJUI ' i'lflrJ C p!' 1 ~~~~~ ld'-lllol tmpnv!'n f'll' ' 111 ~0(1\'l d' tu I ilW!1 31• ..1 h~ l ::lll~> walk ~ I ( J( ~ ~Ndt'J l mtl n1ct> 111"' 1/l clur! lill rrHcnoiiJ ·rt'f' r1ve1 ntv v1cw ! ('1 u· \hllN you lh fJualll\ olrJrr ~romr 111 PlfiUff"'-OUf' o't1 1IIJ1 160 Bonme Stutes Realtor ? ~ Anrl vou ll l1 nd plenl)r of 111n thiS3 bedroom briCk ranch l~1li oul floor plan'" r1e<itgnffi tor corn!or1able ltvul~ Anr acltv~l rtecorillf'll wrth lor mal enlll!nce n1c:Pl 1v1n~ mom ktlChE.'fl anf1 d1111r1g 100m I b.,th\ car ~artge r,a~ lu~~~ l OCilted 10 co rwen1t•n t spol closr ho,ptllll s hoCJp l n~'- ~u r f1rp<,n l c,ac 11'C l' pr1vacy 01'111!' ~ ~ IIIUVtnp, tc Colun1bu< A~ k~nr $59 500 Want<. 1r ottrr Rel,l~ and r-nrov th• ~ 3 4 bl droom tk!th ttomf' 1'1 ~ 1 lea tuiP \ a 21~22 !~m 111 room 'Mth ~ woodhU111f'r anrl rtf'n lor •lth bedroom) 01 r lcwPr IPVf'l (OI11!11r>1 P l';tlh Prill!lDed k1lrhf'll 2 CiH ~;a r ~ gr> n 1t"'ncrr1 h.1r~1ard Located o'l ~ 3~ 111 r1ty <;ehool r1151ncl 1\ OWNER TO SELL NOW' II ycru re look111~ lo• a no ce home below market value See th1 s one loday 81 tP\rel 4 bt•rironms forma l livm g room and dm1ng room Large I Jm1t ~ roum 2 ca r ga1age Deck tmm k1tchen t\yge1 Creek Schools NEW LISTING Assumable Loan - 9 lnl Ralr appwx $9 000 00 down Monlhty pa) men I $491 DG iOCiudtnr la> e> &Ins Mollt'fll hm:k llOtnf' nestl ed 1n 3 acres Lut~ 111 prn;acy cmd sec lus•on 3 bl?d rooms bath co mpi~'I E' k1tc!wn and large eat•n g arra 1arRf' livmg room w/ w b f11eplace H u~e launr1rv ro0111 R(j(Fl1 lor a beet or a hor se hnm p:m r11or w,l 1f'r tn)... an1 nrill '> nt f1 Sh1ng Pn ce< l 10 lhe 50's I I I I I NEW LIST ING I l l I I m,lt~t! 1 I BARGAI N PRICED LUXURY HOME flu ~ •\ th t' Mefl ftomr tor lhP nmllf''l on thr markrt tofl a.- [ lfll'c.1 qudll) mn~1 ru clMJn and nl,1 1Pn~l\ Stonr and lramf ? srory !ll lut.lr' 3 or 4 b!'r!mom, lor 'ml clriliO(!. 7 b1t!h hlr'CJk1ast IOO rTl wth 11 ~""~n l /If'.,.. ot !hP bilr~ lilwn lutl tn~ rfl(•n• 2 f1replar!' '> IJm1l ~ IJUII I lwdwocd fl oor\ w1 th 0~ GEORGES CREEK - 'lt<v noce l RR orn' ranrh 'r'illh lu ll ba~mon t !Pa iU!es 1 t: dths ~lPP 5JJPI lo.,lchen ll1n1nl: 100m and 11\tn~ room [ Jttfl IIICf 1 ;u 1r ~ ard mctulit' \ [)(lll{l I.11Cr product1ve J' iltl111\ mrl ~I k1nd', ot 11111t ll"l'r &·Johl ul (()UIIIIV VIE'I'I IQCllo.mg OV t'r roii 11 1P l.'lrm ldlll1 I C II V<H l)'t' r~>~l !•..tl dlf $5] ~ 2 STORY HOMF WlrH A BRIGHT FUTUR£ - tnt.d1t>t:l on I NDAN Gl REO SPlCilS Nt'lo hiYlrhood f?oJrl 11n I .'lflf' If 1' hoP It' 11HPI\ 3 BR• I t1~1t" I Jlnl' fif'rll ·~ !I I k 1 1 ~1 t'fl $)~, 000 flit> 0 ' 1111\.II\ rll1 1lf IIIWIIf\ hOnh'\ () I th1 I lii)PI .1\1<111 1111 1 011 r11• rlfll rn11• lrx:ated on l1t1l e Kvge1 f1oaol lh1\ n'toru,JI >lrll'<.l ) <;1ury lllCiw le' 4 rugt RR\ 1 full IMIIl<.. 1-'(JIIIj))ll"tl PA l lII kt1Lh1 n {ltllln ~ 1{1(}111 hVI/1,' ILIOI!I 1111111'; ·~ m full IJ,. o•mPrl1 ? hll'[llilt f' ' tJ lin my J!lli 3 l ..lr U1JI11'1 t' H,, t' Hu11 t' 1 1t~ 111w root lfltl ~~ 111 ,,,r,,l, nt ro11d hun on '"'/ 11 1 P1r rt1 11 ,•tlilt $(19UC < BEAUTIFUL L· SHAPEO RANCH - lh<' homeyou would be 01ourl to call home A vef\' spitCIOu \ and liveable h(lfl1 f' f eatut 11l f1ll l01mal entry l1 v1ng room w1ttl wb hrr[Jiace dmmg roc m l::ltgt' ,paciOU\ Ia mii~ room wl\h pitllo doors abed rootfl \ 2 lull b<~ltl s a cornplrlr and modern k1lchen lh1 ~ rs a very econom1l al hornt' lo liw 111 L c~rge ~a r a~e w1th lot-. of stor11ge spacr and elertlll door oprnrr Very well landscaped Pnced at $67 500 F~r.rllrnt IOC{IhOII Kv~er Creek School 01SI IIcl Shown b1 1ppt STATElY HOME - Sotl~ngo n 6o6 acrr· ol woorlland;nd 16acres m/ 1can also~ purchasr.d Only ? rntnu!P.. hem crt) ft ~' 1 HP~ a formal entry lr'l.mg room anrl formal rl 1 n1n~ roon modern ~~tcr-, en cozy family room wb fneplace 3 be drnom 2 baths w1i l1 1ub and showe1 2 car gara~e 8' ,o, 1nlerest 1ate as~ umJbh" to nu.1hhed buyer Shown by appomtmrnt NEW LISTING - Owne~ "'II lake a mobrle hnmr m on lladr Modern J bedroorr ranc h nrce tam•fy 1oom 11~ 24 l1vmg 10om Modern eat m krtchen Crty schools Poss tblr loan assumptron Pnced only $33 900 00 8 6 ACRES - M01r oiless Kvget C ~ee• dtsl ncl 12x6o Shull mohlle home 3 bedrooms 2 e)tra rnob1le ho1r.r hookup Prrct'd 111 the 20s Owner w1ll re nt mchile homf' hoo ~ up~ ~or $50 00 pe1 monlh RENT Mob1le homP lo1 $225 00 per monlh bv I he h i ol June 2 37 ACRES - MurP 01 le ss Count) ~ln10s phP!P nnly 4 rnll~ trom town Mode 1n 110me 3 t'n1roo rns 1 bJth•, 2 t~ b lnPnlacrs hv 1n~ 100m larruly room nel"oh decortf'ri K•lchPn Calii,JC' 16~4 6 barn w1th l ar~ loft stalls t01 horses or ca ttle Ctly ~ hooh 1 1 I l I I I I I I I I I 11 f niOV lht lui j)HlVI(II'\ , 'mO' 1 l "- fllllfh J' " H • • 1'P'tonrll\~ ,.. pit drcot.rl•'ll ntt>rKtr Lll th1<. ? r:;t orv nomi' J »..Jtur.~ l <1 IJt t!mtHII\ lull hN 1m•nt l'>ltlt 'uepl~C P lltii\JLitWr•ll!l~n,, ,o,owJnf ul ~ tll hPrl lhi ll>~ ~ ""-l ll luvr lllrm11, nt1111 r l •t~ ll tur 11~1 d r1 f1f l11 Ill' 10011 >'YI111111P111 II P 7 ('If ~ ~f'ht [I I' 1 LJ[ II 1011 • l ilt' f H•l t 1>\!11\ IIII"N JPPII rl1Cf' llli fl'• ~lilt nl,n 11111 111 Orlt. d(V M111(' ttll l) tiiK w )fllll .i u111t of ::lut.rl(rwn 1)(1n11•' .tnvonP ho ;1 y011 h• tilt\ onf' C-11 trortw V' ll w fCn~ \ \ •f ftrsl Aven ue 2 ACRES M/ L located on St Rt 35 Gooll buildmg s1le H"> , mobile home hook up Well water also a waler lap ann a ' lma gr bU1Id1ng Ocy schools 1 POMEROY land more or les• ""v · ·""' ··,ced In lh e 50lp . .. .. , nnancmg Conte,.mpo~r~t"i\\}CJ{l0 n ~~~:';~e~ra7~~~ RIC<- NEW LISTING - A·lrame home 11nrng on 69 alles ol partial woodland Modern 3 bedroom } 1? ualhs. kttchen ltviOg room Enclosed porch and ~ basement Pnced only $28 500 00 i lljO, ot t1f 1 l~11t~ ' IO! IO I~f'' 1lrl IIlii ( 1 o'j(ll ~ ' [lill P .111 A 11 '"rl t lJil~!"~ olf1r1 l~ 1 n ~ l11r udP' 1 Jutl1tlt OV''' ~ ~ ~ ! P i ll' ~~~.~~jl \ Url,lrP unn\ l l+ \ p cr-,~1 Jnrl r1 t " ~\llPI 1h1 I 'l~~'• 1 BR IJOmil ha ~ r1 •'1'1 lJaltl (/ ~f'. 01r11 [ d/\1' 11-11 1(11 Will' '1M 1 Jf[\t•f1 rlrl';:j trult li P!") ~n(j m,l['n(Jil.-1 II '1-- I 'II l l>'rl ll•' lr llOPfllfl l MP~ ( l't ~r!OOI, Prt(Prl ~1 $1,.:: )0() 430 4TH AV ENUE \pry ~-;ou1 111 tot~n locatron Remodt'li>ri 1 tJf'droom humP 1ncluoes alurr w111 ~~ t~ m11y room gas tu eplare J1111111l room nal ,1,.,.., heat (h1ghesl $10 11 hasemr.nt 11etachf'~ '!alil!{P pith large letKed bac~vard 8uver PiOiedtOfl iOr 1vea1 $49 900 20 A MORE OR LESS - W1lh 1-PJd lhrf'f' AR 'lOITif' !liP ).wage '>!Oidgf' l}ld£ !arm pofld NOOd'\ (\Jf'll l)<l\lurf' l.lnd road lf ont~~f' lor rldr1 rll0ni'lr hou~tli1 Vf·rv dP\1r;:jblf' rur111 location to livt' Pncf'd ~I $JJ 600 I I~ REDUCED TO $57 500 - I I I I ! TR[[ SHADED LOI WIIH RE MOD Eif O OLDER HOM E IN RIO - NP.., r('(1f 1ium ' '11 '1 1, n lll llf\Cl nnr n1 h 1•• 1 r.n, \hf'l1anrt v.i>ll1 ~"'11101 ho m•' D lu 1H• 1<.r: 1 L111-· "1i rr1 ! ltl\lll h111tt Ill lp ~tUI >'' Uliltl\ I ~ J " lru , r 1! ~ , ~ 1VII t JIH1 ~llt'l Ai r llf'~l [ dlllDU fl. I or,~!liV l' r't> 1i 11 ~~~ ~lf() C\larmlf1i. rwa.1111 11 ~ n1 AlliN ON£ - IIW!i\ tM (I' 1 '1r11li lt 1~'~> l1• H11 ilr11l ln1 hvP'i10f~ MY1 lohill ( ;firl1 • 'II A r ' Vi' f !11111'1!! ltv~ oonom l~nr1 \nmr .1U A nl prrol 11r t1v• 11\"11 t1 nr +-'~1 Jll lur~ rJ[f>tl W Jlh rood w.11 P! ~ll[ l'lly 'A t~olj i1111 ltHidrr11 II" I fl h.olilrlfP Rrp1111\'l1 1t IJ< ] 0 fl 'I 11 t1.i n hN fr.•l IJI((]lJ! !tOll 1.-~1\\ IIJI• till ~(I h 1 !i l •~1 1 till 1 r/1' •l,llt , r RR 2 S I .1 11 "- l ~ ll4 1WfH Lril •[llol 1'1 ' l-111' I ,~ tl ~ ~ ~~ l $8G 500 lmmaClll11f' 3 bediOCIIn hon11• ovc 1 iooktn~ R,tt coon Crr>ek on 3 plu<· 1Pt><. lnclud~'" ('QUIDI)I'd kitChen 1~m1ly room wrt hAl lllf'!Jiill » ? bJ\1 1 tilf111l~ 100fl1 \j rlt'Ck ]ltll gara,;e ~111i l)f>JII'Ilul fld! r!Cif'~~l' , acCI'S.'> to Raccoon Crl>e~ HOME BUSINESS AND EXTRA BUILDING LOr or P'lllen ; pare all !01 undt>r $20 000 BuSiness ....as used as l!<l\ ~it! lOll .1nd grocery Cozy 3 bed100111 home LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOME IN CITY - 01111 1 ~l'r!f~ Ol(] Hll) hnmP o!1nr iJ>dU 111U! tulltfl{l VI"" hOITI ror.J11on 3 RR'> \Pf\ ntCt' ~ II flit n rJ•mn,• ~ n d 11'11111' 1{10111 ..tnr1 I '~14 1\,t '. ~ lllt'lll Mill wooti!O\t' t b anr ro1 n 111 Crtv PICIURL BOOK KII CH£N CllY PROPERTY - 2 SIO<y 3 ben rooms laiRe kll h cl'l lt•nl >lartet or ret1rrment horne 3rd Ave Pr1ced 1n the 20 s STAT£ AT 218 - 3 bedtoom llome 21Ja th\ ~~t c hPn lo1mallivmr 1oom. drntn~ fam1ly roo m 1 920 '>~ f1 ca1port lPVL'rl d pat1o carpel ctnd SlidlnR doors olf patro Stmage bU1Id111~ 1 5 crPs mort' or less oty schools lmmedrate p:~ssess 1on NUNl Bnl tR AI A $l6IJO() PRI[f LONG DISTANCE FROM WISC ONSIN -l' "'n••r w1~ l wrl lll rlr1 otter 1 Vr>ry I11Cl' nfwlv rll' 111 llt~l ~ flh' 11•n ,,..oltPr OlMitly ro ns1rudon 11 ~ n lltw J~!JI~ pr1 • Lllrn(li"P Mf t IVI I1).: 1('()11 ~~~ 1 1 ~ 111 1 11" 1(~1111 ~ 1r1rrr1 kilt! 1'1 lliJ '1rl 1 f'V. b~l~ 'fill 11111 11., l(~lm fpnrt•rl 111 y,111 IQ 11 ! j/1( ,rlll lll1111'1 ' tr ~ I)UIPI Ill' ChiJJihOO(] PPrlf'f' flnrlf I, r IMlt'r }(l IOdrl .l~.'.um[lii(J/1 Ill (]U dlil t~-'d htM'I M .!~r 11 1 'tpr Jr:)unr1 \M SO) ,Jnr1tl ' vow•, WATCH TH£ SUNGO OOWN - 1r1rn ' 1w r (_ fl, ~ RR ~I ll t 1 (){1,~ It 0 1 PI I !L'I~ I I~ I V ' I, 1111+ V.\1 ,1 ~111 J d l (l{)l1 t~ (l3fttdl hl'f'nll'fll l, lf~rr ,11 n ~rt d1t !l dt 111 '~lOir ,lll rr 111r11 llJCIOll' hillh !ll rl~ l' tht hf f''f' Vl'>f\ lltl lfll\1 .11 ~ j/q(J(t rtwn1•r 1 ~O r ti1U' 111 rl ,.r ,,un : 11f''11llt 1 I I I I ] 1 , A or UP TO 17 ACR£ S - mll1onr (11rhr •taH>jv nlder m•l(lf'ln home;1nCia~ lwp lwr r,t'Rt 7m· ~ CliJ~ ·( h OQI H11 j fl R hou'>~" 1Pmodl.>k·11 ~ 1;rh,, ,,n, ,.,Ot l 1 l11\1P Hl1' 11' ~ll Ill!' 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"I) I. • p lh• l]t ~ ~~Ill' IJrhr lowo 1 mo~tt~ r"rllO<lf:'lf'f! l fl'~1 • ' 1111 1• J!':r !"I I\' ,,rk'lrl <. idlll~ OUK tdl' 7 por r r f" YrliJ L Ill f'll1ilY!hi fll f!, I'' IIJ \f' 1l '- IOU1"'C(IIIrll t l):'dl'! 0~1 ' tl llill t n ll''llxi'l('(t! 1 rll g11pr ..., 1!11 IQr,wr illr1 H1 1.,t'l Ptllr~li(fl 1~; 1 lflll>•l •!l Rrdu lrct In BO: 900 CAP[ COil ON IHl RIVER ~UU I About 1860 Reubt:>n Alesrt11P bUilt •1 tOOCI'I wt> hilvf 1! lor ' itlf IUIIIUHDW II COUld tJtl V(lur:, You Cdfl 1maptllP thf' PIE,1i'llll ~01'1<'1 garh·'nnh" that took placr 1n !h1 hou ~r 1r the !300 < a. you walk lhrougn 1t [hp I'!OOdnrnlk ( md lhPrPs ~ let ol 11 1 [);'>autllul 30d 1r poort mnd1l1on l l'e1r ~ hrepi<:Kl' ~ tn all[2 ol thr -n W'ltl sollrt marble mrlnll"'>l ]4 1t'lllll~ t,u~£> w•ndOw\ wtlh lull trng1h ~huller':> 111"-idt' drul np-..; sturm( outs•d e 2 Jx>;uthlul 5t<mca<;p< haths t.Htllroom hOrilrv rJCfl d1n1ng room ilnd nturll rnorr II c. I'IPtr tfi )JirJif'f1 ann '"rY SIUidf W1ll 0Utfd~1 \Ume homes bUilt rodil) Many <JOSSthllil es ~lli iUUt' •)to p 't'Staurant aoanmrflt ,~II Y:liJ II i'(_)prF'( I al~ the q Jdllf\. Nt".Pn y{)J 'ief' 11 1\sklllf P4 ':100 llw lotdllllll tlu ~ bU1I~111 ~ I> eH.:ellf'flt .,.,111 gte.:Jtl~ wt1en thP upper Huntmpton br•dge ,, oornplf:'led ApprP• \0 It ol ~ohd r.oncrrte cons!luctiOfl nral Dtrmo'i Mrt:, olltCl' ar1r1 ,t'owrucrr f 1111\ hed wall5 IINilf' md fluore~cenl l t ~ l1 !11l g rrolt ~gf on 1 re~l [ IO... n Ct!y ~ ~n~nrm~ posstblr I~PflucP{l to $130 Ollll [11vr U\ r~ rillll0ilil) - \'lilrl flf LO<i l ~ monf'y Real Estate General NEW LISTING - 110 acre s. more or less AOOut 35 m bottom 2 ponds spnn~ 2 c1sterns and drrlled well Nrce remodeled 7 rm home 2 baths hot wale~ ga~ ltred bolle1 lree gas lg barn and many outbulld10gs $110 000 ~ z ltreplace and palm noors olhr has a bar 3 BRs dream kitchen has cooktop, m1crowave, eve·le\lel oven OW diSpl and ranie 14x24 llvmg roo m drnene carpeting and 2 car garage NEW LISTING - 3 acre s ol land A 3 bedroom remodrled home wrth I bath s cen!ral heal and a 2 bedroom tra1ler Al lm good cond11ton and rearlv lo sell lm 1ust $27 500 3 ACRES -Southern schools .... "' 63 L1vestock 30 cows and 30 calves M1xed Chariots & Angus Also 2 yr old Black Angu s Reg•stered bull w1th papers 1 - 614 682 7319 after 8PM HARAJ I KELLIY I KX 63 Yearling bulls, Reg Polled Hereford enforcer breedtng, Don Cox. PatriOt Call 614 379 2671 Phone z m ,.... Z rHI S ONE HAS IT ALL' - E.cepnonal home nea~ ~ lown fealUres 2 lamrly rooms one wrl h large stone ~ "'....z BEEF CATILE COUNTRY - 132 "'es mosllj clean h1ll pasiUie, good lences I 'I ~ory home MAKE US AN OFFER - OWNERS HAV£ MOVED large barn tobacco brlse fronts on 3 roads near 10 FLORIDA - And would like lhetr home sold thts Mudsock Pnced reduced to $56,900 month L1ke new spill level IS ~caled on Debby Dnve and oHers app1o< 3 000 1q ff oiiiVIDg area JUST GREATFOR A LOG HOME' - 12 acres mme pl us 2 car ga rage and one of th e areil s mcest p:>Q~s or less. appro-. 720 ft level road frontagP. Rural Over $100 000 walet avat~ble Close lo lown Call lor more rnlor matton GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP - Sl Rl 2J3 2 aues OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE - In lhe w1ldern"'s more 01 less 20 tl hand du g well Ask10g prt ce at lhe Wayne National Foresl 5 to 9 ac1e tlacts ol $3000 woodland now ava1lable ad1010tng lhous.ands of acres of government land Publ1c hunhng hshn1g and camp1n~ perm, ned Pnces start al $3500 w11h COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAl - Tho ntne room two story home leatutes lwo baths dmmg lmanr.rng avarlable room k1tchen wtth new ca bmets. dishwasher carpetin g f1replace. lull basement gas heal block 3 car garage, vmyl Sldmg level lot w1th h1ghway lrontage on Upper Rt 7 Pncereduced to $39.900 NEW 3/ P tiller 40''·52"·60"·72'; tobacco setters. York rakes ; box blades 4'·5'11'·6'· 7 : plow 1· 3 bottom: d1sc 3/ P.S'h . "' z ~ 111 "'z 580 Cbackhoe loader: 1150 8 dozer: forklift lb.; Bob Cat loader: storage trailers. Z Cl c m ~ FOR THE PARTICULAR BUYER - You II be well FERGUSON . T030; T035 w / hne PTO. 1135- MF Fl4. H. ""'4 "'z Z FARMAU· Cub w / culttvator , A w /c ulttvator , "' m G1 Rt. 35, W. COULON1 ASK FOR A BffiER LOCATION Handsome V1ctonan home offers 3 BRs, I 'I ba lhs. laundry room hvmg room fam1ly room ca rport. unattached garage 16.32 lence d pool K1tchen ha s range rel rtP. OW and d"~ Nal gas heal and alorn -~111 g Localed al the edRe ol town Call lor an appo10tmen1 c hne PTO 'h T. 30 ACRES M/ L HARRISON TWP story home oHers 3 BRs bath. ktl r.hen w1th ra nge alum Strtrng mobile home hookup and 1100 lb Ca ll ~or iln ilppomlment $27 00011'" dmmg. hv1ng, 24~:60 barn tobacco base "'z.... FORDS . 8N . 800 ; 960 w / ltn e PTO 3000 w / PS 6000 Will B£ YOUR PROUDEST Beauhlul lull! landscaped splendid white bnck home e~h• b+t s appro :~. 3100 sq ft of livrng area w11h J 01 4 BRs 3 b<J ihs 20•40 fam1ly room d1mn g room beaut1ful carpet k1tchef' otters OW d1sj:<lsal m1crnwav~> and trash compa ctor 1n1ercom a1r conr11t1on 2 car Rara}te. 10~20 uhltt) burldmg, dec k and 20x 40 pool Cl 4010 Dtesel . z ~ m ,.... 0m CASE: ~ c - ·.' JOHN DEERE : LA w/ cult1vators The Home Nat1onal Bank 1n Rac1ne, 949 ·22 10 "'....z m m USED TRACTORS contact TEAFOR-D ~ !:: ., PRICES SLASHED mteresled m Cl SPRING SALE byHenn.A.rrodandBooLee Real Estate General Located down Route 7 turn rtg ht al Clipper Mtll s fol low srgns f or one mile Farm EqUipment HOUSE IN CHESTER· 12xl5 block slorage build· mg, 20x30 block garage R1ght off Rt. 248, country settmg. Vr m1le east of Real Es1ate General Real Estat e General l}ft~N"ffiil'\1 ~ntATSCRAMBLEDWOROGAME ~ ~ ~~ s unptO~ P FOR SALE (I) TV & Applian ces 6 27 Thud Ave Galllpohs 6 14 446 1699 Spm w ashers. gas & aJectr1c dryers a u to washers , gas & elec triC r~nges reh1gera1ors TV 61 Livestock Reg Angus bull $650. 1 N J hay cond A 1 shape $300. 1 JD farm wagon $200, mm1ture hor se stud serv1ce $25 or for iale S250 Call 614·985-3891 Real Estate General Vegetable and Bedding Plants Potted Plants Hanging Baskets Qood U!16d Apphance Spe etel Mayteg auto washer }'65, Speed Oueen aut o washer S95, M aytag wnn tJBr washer s 125, s1de by srde refnger ator S1 95 fros t free harvest gold refngerator 15~150 la rge chest freezer $.125 . couches & c ha1rs $25 a up uni1mshed c hest o f <(rawers $68 Skaggs Ap phan ces 559 Upper R•ver Rd . 446 7398 Wanted to Buy Three acres wtth a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl5 l1vmg room and 24x24 tamtly room Partially carpeted. fuel 011 furnace With tac1l1· lies tor woodbumer. AN OUTSTANDING PROPERTY FOR SALE BY OWNER Bnck home 3 bedrooms l'h bath large llvmg 10om & lam tlv room w b ftr eplace all carpeted ~.N 1 ce k1t chen . centul a1r 1n ~round sw1 mmmg pool 16x32 1 acre lot overlookIng Oh1o R1ver above (uJeka Dam Can help fmance JIVIden 's Farm EqUipment 614-446 1675 long trac tors Vermeer rouund balers , rakes , teddter & mowers e,. also • complete hne of bale handling acces ! Tobacco s. c:orn sprayers. 1obacco setters . wagons . rotary tlllen . rotary cutten, blades cu lti vators, d1sc plows , post dnvers. plastic tanks, wood splitters. gates , power washers. Wheel Horse Lawn & Garden Tractors Goose neck tra1ler And see us for a complete line of parts 8.: servtce! USED EQUIP• 246 Massey Ferg 2 9N Fords. 424 IH 801 Ford 50 Fe<g. 135 MF. 150 MF w -loader, JD dozer 2 Ver meer round balers . 120 M F baler , Gravity wagons plows, corn plantar ltm a spreader dtsc We buy used eqmpmentl (.all614· 446 167 5 No 12 Ferguson Baler $2.000 304-458 -1606 Real Estate General 54 M1 sc Merc h andise All kinds of fur nace p1pes. Farm Equipment XT190 Alle e Chalmers farm tractor S7500 W1ll take trade 304 · 675 7421 Re a l Es1a t e General FOR SALE 61 The Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . (A nswers MMR 548 - NEW LI STING - 5 bedroom l"me home dtmng 100m 2 enclosed porches Appro• 2' • acres localed 10 Rutla nd Village on College Avenue Sells lor $16 000 MMR 535 - Land Conll acl IO"c hnanc10g avatla ~e 10 qual1f1ed huyer Spacrou s two st ory horne on Mulberry Avenue 3 bedrooms formal d1010g 1oom •nrng room L shaped k1tchen 2 balhs full basement 2 car heated garage Ask1ng $55,000 MMR 546 - ThiS home has had lois ol care 3 or 4 bedrooms d1mng room lovely kitchen lull basemen! La rge ya~d wtth outbu1ldm g and park.ng spa ce for 4 cars On Mulberry Aven ue Sellrn~ pnce $32 500 MMR 547 - A real buy" Almoslltke new 1nS1de and oul ThiS home has been lolal~ 1emodeled Good loca11on 10 Mtddlepo~ Close lo Jr H1gh on Ham1lton St N1ce yard and new ou1bU1Id1ng Low ul1l1hes Sells lor 30 000 1 ...- - - - - - - -- 6, 1984 .. . CONVENI ENCE IS IMPORTANT - .1\nd thiSsoaoous home IS closr to hll'if)llal stlop[llnp. f'lc 4 tf'd10om btlevellnclua~ 21 balhs. ~ttracltvf' tamtly 10om larp,e ktlrhen anrl dt/Hrlg roo n nal .ts cPntral ~~~ Z ca1 garage oty uhl t1e~ I 'l'r~1 Buyer ProtectiOn CALL OR EVE 44 6- 3643 · !NCOM£ PROPERTY -- R,n ,li ~!',tiP r1t[llt ~ 111 !Own L\~ 1n onr ~·t1f•a nf\l!'rttthp oltu1 t tr hh~~ :'bo•rlwnm IIVITlllnom ~ 1 t rhf'n an 11 hi!th 11.11 t). .J:.O (flll!ldl ~~~ ( l!"v wah't ilntl '>t'WPI CornPI lot $ i) JOO SPRI NGIS BEAUllfUliN THECOUNTRY 1 - R11V ~ ~1\J II 1 1',(1 en1o~ !),,nli only '1 1111 Uf'' trnrn 10"" 11111 th 1" ,IPtrnr 1lw\1 rJnrh 0 01 "-II rl.>[lr!InP rh' '' luunr ~ \.N'Y n1cf' 1rNf'l' ~n I Jut -mr1, olfl'r\ h •-~rll()(lm' } il(!ft1S lrli ~" ('a! Ill •If( ('11 WI 1 101 ' .llh J un• t I Ill 11 area I ~~71 hv tn)!. room With ~nr~ct"rbllrll lrE'plact? 0 u\ 1 ' "l"""-'nl lh ll ·w lnu\hff1 4~/·1 lilffllly 100m wrt l' ttnothrl LJrl " ' " ·" " ltrf'Pirllt' lli i'P llf tllho r<~·fl1 ~nil our<,.,,. pn 1•~ncP Appr cwm~t rl' 1 1l rp ll <~l 101 101 ~ Hr1Pnn g. pool Nc A.~ ~~~~~ $799(X) POSSIBIUTI£S TOO NUMEROUS TO COUNT When yuu S€e the locatiOn 511€ layool ~nd qu ~hty nl IM motel you 11 agree Very ntCf' r~idence 1n cefllet ~LIS 14 unrt<; Gas hot watc1 heat a•r cond un1ts 10 each CA 111 r es~d~ncr ] 8 acres Rooma s ar e lurntshM Dll tor more mto Ike W1seman . Broker 446 · 3796 J1m Cochran. Asso c. 446 · 7881 Clyde Walker . Assoc. 245 5276 B. J. Hanston , Assoc. 446-4240 Oav1d E W1seman . Assoc. 446 -3796 QUifl LOCATION IN COUNTRY fl 1\ I '11>11"' It," I\ IU · ntt hlacklor rMrl [II\ rhn·~ 1 • 1· 'h A m11r• fir 11 n 111 w1th lrontnr•' nr1 I\Ltr 1d• t 11 , 1 lfln' lpliCI' n 111111r~u 1~1..~ 11dv l)ltlllll "' 11r11 •111 1 ,, or 1'111111 ~~liP ot 1'11 11 ?0 A p~ ~ !ll lt' !J~I1nr r 1n .o~'ll1d 1\1' 1 tnv 1'0111 a,., 111• 1nn rro~'>il1~ trf>f". ~1n t> t~un1 •nJ Q1r 111 • 'IIPin hnnw 1 1 un~ 1T woort ~tovr ti'O \JVItll ~ •1rl'·'' M • 'l t.!ra,'f c.110. J n'1 tw r> IOfl;:jCfl'l h..!~f' PART TIME FARM IN GOOD SIAll or PRODUCTIO N- f>F '"''" " " • 0, ,,.·' , ,. ...•II , ..•n 1, • •. 1 11I 11 1 hI1 111 , 111 p 1 !till tllhl Mt'a il1011fll hllllW til l' 1111 1' 10f11l '101111 Nlti1 •1ltl l lllf red 1111 IUII~<JCP 1 RP t .... r htr rl 1'l••rl "'f'~'< 11 p11rf¥'f1\ tr(lm homp 4000 m/lf» n1 1.- • • Hd 1' (1rl'l, •· 111tlt iirJif'l llnP City <(hOflh ' 11 till<- IN GALLI A COUNTY WISEMAN IS A HOUSE\S~LDI WORD I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I II I I I I I tlll~litv I WE COULD TALK All DAY homp 8U1It l11 r1wnu - 11 \111r cnnstHJCIIOr 111 J?OO \C t1 ol "V'"t 'II'~ 4 RR 3 Dilth., ilullllp room l'ft!h ll!tract•vt h,llfi~'>(l(){l hoor Bull! tn BBO ( f'd;u closft. wraparound rlPCk w.1mm111p ['1001 ovPr\171'11 7 ca1 garaer 7 hreplaces I Wflo1hllllh'' attnct1vf' l1ght lu ttHe~ ~tdmg glass r1oors 40 acr~ o )'rflunt1 7o' l'lh• ch arr cleared Jnty 8 m1les from town Al~ul I I I I - I I I WE NEED LISTINGS - WE NEED LISTINGS - WE NEED LISTINGS - WE NEED LISTINGS - WE NEED LISTINGS -- WE NEED LISTINGS �.. The Sunday Times-Sentinel 71 Tr;msrwrl;tliun 71 g•• TOP CASH peld for l1t1 model uaed c1r1 Smith Buick-Pontiac;: 1911 Eutern Ave , Gallipolis Call 614-446 · 2282 1976 Oldo Cutlaaa 360, V-8. PS. PB , AC. auto trans, AM -FM radio . good cond . Avg 21 MPG , $1 ,800 . Weekdays after 4PM , 446 6656 1976 Chevy Monza 4 cyl . 4 spd . good body , runs good . S600 Call 614 256 6248 1967 Mustang Convert1ble restored to orgmal. metallic blue -black top, 6 cyl . 3 spd . new t1res. $3. 850 Call 446 3456 9to 5 614 -245 5544 1978 Dodge Omm 2 -to ne gray . 4 spd . good co nd S2000 446 -9700 1972 Olds Cutlass 4 Or Call aher 5 P M 446 -4850 1976 Monte Carlo, n ew chro me run s. body good . ms1de excellent , AM · FM 8 trilck . 66,000 m1 , $ 700 Call 446 8114 82 black Tra ns Am . one owner . fu ll power. AM -FM s tereo casse tl e , alum whee l s louvers. 33 , 000 m1l es ex co nd . S9,8 75 Ca ll 446 33 45 t~res . 1962 lmpen a l Crown C hry sler , 4 dr , hardtop . a c. p s. p b. pow er wmdows & soots. antenna. c ru1s e co n , 33 700 m1les S2500 Call 61 4 · 593 8623 1978 Cho~o~ctte ex cond , low m1 leage . S 1 800 Call 446 39 89 1978 Futura 6 cy l good cond 59 000 m 1 C leil n car. atr cond PS Call 446 3637 nftt:u 5 PM ' 81 Cel1ca Toyota GT. hft bade . AC ttlt whee l . tmted g lass . AM FM stero . 36 600 mt 304 675 -5 149 after 5PM , 981 Ch!!vette . AC 4 spd . 4 dr . $3 ,400 . also 1971 Scou t & 1975 Ho nda 750 Ca ll 614 -256 · 1251 1973 Ford LTD 1975 Plv · mouth Grand Fury good co nd SeH or trade Call 614 245 9241 1969 Camara Call 446 · 7048 Autos for Sale t 878 Chovy Monu II pluo II hotchbock. V.I . AM·FM PS. PB, 1xc. cond , gr.. t mlloogo. 01 ,181. Coli 114· 317 · 7124 or 114·388 · 9901 . Autoa for Sale , 978 Chrysler LeBaron. AM -FM cassette. cru 1se , powe r wm d ows. air co nd I· t10n , 304 675 - 11 23 I- - - -- - -- - - restorable 1975 Du ster 6 cyl . aut o S550 1974 Ford dump truck , 30 .000 act m1les Jo hn Deere 350 doz er w1th hoe Call 614 . 388 908, or 6 14 -3 88 -8470 1973 Pont1ac laMans good co nd . runs w ell . $750 Call 6 14 256 6278 1977 dodge Aspen excellent runn er $ 1.600 Call 614 446-8158 1982 2 dr Chevy Chevelte . 4 spd AM FM tap e. S3 495 1981 2 dr Chevy Che vett e auto. sunroof . S3 , 195 John s Auto Sales, Bul av1lle Ad Ga lli poli s 446 4 782 . ope n 111 darlc MIJy 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1983 Chevy 510 . 6 c yl 4 s peed . ex c co n d 55.800 oo 3 04 895 · 3599 ' 79 Mercury Capn . ST6 200 m o tor , AC . AM FM cassette rad1a l t1res . exc cond 304 -675 1,45 ' 73 Volkswagen Beetl e, exc cond S1,800 00 304 675 - 1645 1977 Chevrolet Vega. 4 sp marroon w 1th b lack 1nter1o r S1 200 304 937 · 2681 1973 Chevlile laguana . 350 auto. ps pb. new carpet al most new rad1al t.res . am fm rad1o 8 trac k player 5700 304 -675 7375 71 73 Autoa for Sale 1918 lntornatlonal dump truck, •1 .000; lakor Fork lift truck, •1 .100. Coli 112· 2772 . 1 878 Cutllla opoolol odl· tion . 2 tona point. 210 loaded. 80.000 mlleo . t4600 or b o . Sharp. Coil 614 -992 -3359 va. ' 68 Camero AS, 283 4 spd. new redial tires, priced to se ll Call 614 -949 -2773 evenings 1974 VW Dasher . good body & eng.ne. needs t1res& front brakes . 9500 Call 614 -446 -0183 1979 Chevv Capnce Clas SIC . 2 dr, ac . ps, V -8 engine. bodv good cond1t1on. exc;: . performance W1ll cons1der all offers Call 614 992 · 741 2 aft er 5 p m 1974 Cheverolet Monte Carl o fatr conditiOn. needs some eng1ne work . S450 Call 614 -992 -2382 72 Chance Ia on hla aide hand which hso been pub· lltolted before but Ia one of NORTH . ... 1·1·11 • lOt 2 •AK87 3 • 8 6. Harry took the ace of clubs and promr,tly rutted ., WEST dummy's other c ub. A sHiylooking play, but the only EAST .J 98 5 one to give ham has contract His next play was the ace ., '\ . 1094 • J 6 52 • J 7 52 .QJ 1091 +K 86J~ ., SOUTH +AK'J 7ti3 •o +A K (J lU \1 Dealer North Wf"sl North 1-'as~ Pass J'fll Ea~t l'a:-<' J'fll !'a s~ Pass Pass Pa ss 4• Opcnm~ lead Soulh ~• 4t ti• +Q By Oswald Jacoby 1960 Intern ational 4x4 1.4 ton. flatb ed or wrecker w1th 40 000 lb wench , S1 ,995 Ca ll 614 -367 -7524 or 614 388 -9905'?-,.. a. 4 W.O. 1173 Dodge von hoo oink, pop moohlno lo Call 441·1471 1017. 74 Conoo11lon rolrlgorator, brookor bo• . or tt 4·241· 1 871 VW Buo, cloon. now Pllnt, mechenlc•IIY 1ound. •1800 firm. Call 814· 892· 7041. 1980 CJ 5 Jeep. new top, good cond . call after 6 00 304-676·5295 . 1981 Chev van 47.000 miles, new radial tires, air. pa. pb. $6800 ., 1971 Dodge van, good cond. 6800 304·675·204 7 aod James Jacoby Harry F1shbe1n was not the greatest play er . but he was per 11~p s th e mos t co 1or · 1u1 an d he was l'a pa bl e o f rea lly great plays Hen' IS a the th1rd or the fourth d1amond . but no play would t.elp h1m After rufhng the daamond . he would be unable to keep South out of dummy and South would discard any remammg d1amond loser!r on hearts Look at the beauty of that early cl ub ruff W1thout it East could safe tv ex1t with a club and Harry ·could get to dummy only by overtak1ng h1s quf'f'n of heart s Harry had been lucky, but as Napoleon said. · God 1s on the sade of the general w1th the better artdlery' In turn y, e can say. "Tt.e gods of chanee respect the player w ho gives hJmse If an ex t ra h c .. t' an e iNt-.:WSPAPEHI'.:NTttWRJSt::A.SSN l l 75 Motorcycles 1877 Hondo Ooldwlng GL t 000 , lull drooud, now ICO ., eft the IXtrll, IX . COnd . 12. 210. 882·2381 or 882· 2108. Yomoho 100 co Boetl end Motors for Sale motorcycle •eoo. 20ft. benner cemper. 8 ft . inlulltad truck topper. 2 50 oc Hondoo . Coli 614· 985-3839 . 1979 Kawasaki KZ 750 , new faring . 8MC con S1 100 Call61 4 -992 -2042 after 4 p m & 1882 LOWI Lint, Loki Jon,, trollor. 20 HP ond 8 H~ motora, 231b . thrult trolling motor . o1r1, 1wlvel 1e1t1, llvo woli , I gol. 1o 3 gol. 011 tonko . Coli 441 · 3837 oftor IPM . 1978 VIP 80 HP okl equip· ment, trolling motor. drlwe on trailer . Call 614-692 2311 Cns Craft 36 ft . cabin cru1ser with trailer. $11.500 Call 614 - 245 5032 or 304 -675 - 1731 . Motorcycles 1980 Honda Goldw1ng 1100 CC Vetter Fanng, lots of e,.;tras, 16.000 m1les. eMcellent condit1on S2B00 61 4 · 949 · 2288 100 CC Yamaha, trail & road bike. Call 446-8648 be· tween6&9pm 1979 Harley Davidson . Electra -Glide classic. many extras, low m1leage. garage stored . $5,000 or best o!fer 304 -675· 1259 1980 Harley Davidson wide glide Can be seen at Betz Honda . 1981 Honda 660 custom 2,000 miles. Coli after 5 p .m 304·895 3012 . Correct Craft & Ski Su preme. f am1ly sk1 boots . New & used. Parkersburg, WV 304·422 ·8433 or 304 · 422 -2367 1980 CR 250 Elsmore. Has only been out once, brand new cond . S900 Call 614388-9809 2 dirt bikes. 1983 Kawasakt KX BOcc. good cond1t1on Phone 1 - 304 -895 ·3 488 Price $550 00 each Tra1ler on large wooded lot BOAT RAMP and docl space . Call 5 -8 e~o~en1ngs 304 -675 -6448 Terms East could ruff the second. Trucks for Sale 1978 Chevy van auto, 6 cyl . AM . FM tupe, carpe l ad. co vered spare ure on rear, ladder , S3,495 Johns Auto Sales. Bulav1lle Ad Gall1poIts 446 -4782, open til dark . of spade~ West showed out and Harry had a sure trump loser It d1dn't cause Harry any real trouble He s1mply cashed h1s queen or hearts and started w1th diamonds Vulnerable North-South Pa s~ the 1reat11t hand• of all ttme. Vane May 6, 1984 74 Glastron 1 B ft tn · haut. 136 HP. OB Evmrude, Gator trailer , new carpe1. uphol stered seats, battery. Hum mingbird depth finder and mourmgc;:over $4 .700 Call 614 388 - 8249 after 6 30PM Auto Parts Accessories 1 979 Ford F250 Super Ceb, VB automat1c transmiSSIOn, shdmg back glass. am fm 8 track dual gas tanks, cru1se control. 8Mtra tires & nms, body & bed 1n excellent cond1tton . mechan1cal con d1t1o n e•cell ent 62.000 mdes S5500 614 -992 2849 73 lnternatJonal1 ton dump 8ft . stake bed. no rust . good t1res. good cond Call 614 388 -8280 1978 Chevy luv PU , 4 spd, radio, $1,995 Johns Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis 446-4782, open til dark . 1977 Chev. pickup , 6 c;:yl std shift $1500 1978 GMC Callbore, ps, pb, air $2800 Good cond 304675 -2195 Fold down camper sleeps 6 , good cond ; 1982 Dodge Ram truck 8ft bed . auto, 8 cyl. 304-458 · 1632 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl .. 3 spd , loaded with extras . 53.000. Call 446-0515 1982 Palommo MXl, fold down camper trailer with 1980 , 0 ft . Calvacade load on truck camper L1ke new Call 992 · 591 3 Serv1ces 81 Home Improvements Fetty Tree Trimm1ng. stump removal . Call 304-676 1331 992· 2259 NEW LISTING - Ractne - 2 mohlle homes plus lar ge tot Room on lol tor addri!Onal renlal umls L1ve-m ma1n uml o'1hH:: I1 hr~ ~ 2 bedroom:. plus ~dd l)r1 lamlly roo r1 mrP ~~ <1 r IJC111 !r ant porch Rent olheJ IIJIII wrtr rncomf' at $! 5000 rnonth Cdll lor <ippomtmenl II COUNTRY LIVIN G - $71 uoo NEW li STIN G - #1 479 Near Ru- lland - Appro( l mr lot R!lttlll lor mobll r l1crTIP or ( HnpPr [ lf>fl·u :JvJdiltllr> s;' CLOSE TO HOSPITAL- Noce 4 hrdronrr ranrll l· br~ t11 ~ c ~~ ~ ~~a ,I ~P II vou need a targr hom· · r~ t r1 hilrga rn prrce t'~~o Cdlllcda i th•~ won !last long at l hr.; prrce NEW LISTING - fiVe Poonls - L1r1w Subri11J1\ IOn - Newer l l' 't 1• hou\1' tdh onr acre ,·r ·,u·ul ., mmn'IJ ~· r~ oot bac;p rrl~' rr t l\ll<i r~' mt~nv othet P~!Li f' , rJII t11 (' ( (P tiPf\1 11n ltl ton Cf'n lr JI ~~r SY19{)) NEW LIST ING - Noce remodeled ~u me ~A~IIh 4 bedrooms bal h w1lh <;hOI'oCI C.l rpelf'cl J !Jpaul•lut acrr\ Kerr H;ufl';huf J~ Rf1 \ l,t \1'1¥ oldpr homP w1th up d ?th 28 rpr ll'dllllll room l.mlll\1 room trlr' h.1 '> Pillt>lll ?car gar1~:P on I )'0[1d ~ l r Pf'l 1!1 Ml:ifllpport ll'tt rr lrt 'R11 ~· $.1] 900 v:lu •n!J',I N~ 1111' I) !IP 1 - TU PPERS PLAINS 2 ronc11 1)!-'clrmlll lmrnP ~oor1 11011 twr1 wood llooro;, attilchrd ~ rlr ilP'' Pnrlosed porc h nrcfl lol '"' ' $19000 REAlTORS Henry Cleland . Jr 992·6191 Oottoe Turner 991 5692 Jea n !russell 949-26&0 Jo Ho i I 985·4466 !1603 acres tillable and 20 acres pa s!un: w1th large oond Beaut1fui loca11on wtlh 1': m1le frontage on blacktop Slale Hoghway #598 . - 5 acre~ 01 morr Ctuse lu town Fxr.riiPnl rPSJdentJal JUST LISTED - PRICED AT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bedroom b1-level lOCated a1 I he edge ol town Omrn g areil l!vmg room. large lom1ly room Garage Nat gas forced arr heal Nrce lawn Need lo ~ell lo ~ertle estate #578 Real Estate General IPvrr vou haw m m1nd ~ l owe r shop, small grocery store. carry -oul, ric: Lois ot u"'P'i Phone lor appomtmen1to see ltve rn part - bu· "-111P'ic; 111 ollwr part Rent mobile homes Great op!)Jrtunmtty' ' ~,1h IHIJ7 John fuller 11b 4311 Real Estate General 81 oker -Auc tt oneer Call 44& ·0552 Anytome Beth Nul l 145-9507 Sieve McGhee 446-1155 BMR 436 - EXCElLENT STARTER HOME w11h 2 BRs LR OR nrCP kitChen ulttrl) and new bathroom Carpetd lhr oughout Screened paloo caqmt Large lot Call foo appoontment BMR 389 - OWNER SAYS SEll TODAYt Your lam oly woll en1oy the roomone<1 of lh~ house loclues 4 BRs. 2 balhs I R OR buolt-on kit chen $1tuated on lar~e co rner lot Close to tow n m c1ty school doslncl (Green Elem I Call lo see Ihis one' BMR 444 - NEW liSTING - POSSIBlE 8% lOAN ASSUMPTION - Bnc' & lrame 3 BR ranch style house s1tualed oo 2 35 acres mi l Includes hvmi room. lg eat m kitchen. balh. wb ~580 BMR 445 - Foost T1me on Market - 1974 Shultz mo~l e home (1 4x65). lg lip-out hvong rom. DR 2 BRs bath & utthly room Includes cent ral a1r deck underpmnmg. Move •I to your focahon1 For Meogs Co. Listings Call: Cheryl Lemley 742·317I 27 JUST LISTED- "HASTE MAKES WASTt'- So don't let th1s deal pass you by 1'A acre mancured lawn lmmaculale 3 bedroom 14'x70' mobr~ home woth fam1ly room. 2 balhs Covered paM 2 car garage Alxlve ground pool Shed I'JI thos lor $26,500 #583 lor mor e NEW FARM liSTING - CLAY TOWNSHIP - 128 'ere larm, lonnely used as da1ty Quality buolt bnck home w~h lull basement 2 bedroom apartment oncluded lat ge barn, loafmg shed, tobacco base. s1lo, 2 ponds GIVe us a U'tll for more dela~ls #170 DON1 MISS THIS BRICK and alumonum ~dong home localed on the Ru11and area 3 bedrooms. full basement. 16'<3Z 1n-ground pool All thiSand more sttuated on 89 of an acre Proced on the 40s 32 x60' luc,ted on Slate Hoghway Call for yoor appoootment now. #364 2 acres #584 LOW DOWN PAYMENT OWNER FINANCING Ar e you look1ng for il 2 ~droom home overlookrng the Oh10 R1ver w11h httle ma 1nlenance Begrnner home or retirement home We havr il SECLUDED SffiiNG - PERFECT FOR TRAIL RIDES LOVELY 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH RANCH H OM~ SPACIOUS KITCH[N HAS SNACK BAR. RANGE. DISHWASHER. FORMAL DINING AREA. FRONl AND REAR PATIO. PROFESSIONAl lANDSCAPING EXCELLENT BUY AT $65.000. ~260 6 95 ACRES VACANT AND OFF RT . 35 Rollon g land - Besode old U S H1gil way 35 In an area thai • develnpmg last Rl 35 short drstance wesl ot Gall!pohs 8 ACRES Wothon 10 mmule dro ve to downtown Gallipolis Dty School System Has hoo <up for mobile home Galloa Rural Water electroc and septoc lenk Noghl hghl on pole 200 ~ frontage on Graham School Rd fomber Bwldong sotes Call now #477 IN CITY, REDUCED TO $24.000.00 3 bedrooms. storm doors and wmdows. 6 room ranch style woth no upkeep vmyl sodon~ nat. gas furnace Ntce modern kitchen Pnce Reduced to $24 000 00 #590 NEW AD DAILY A HONEY FOR THE MONEY! -NICE 2 BEDROOM FRAME RANCH IN CITY. ATIACHED GARAGE. Ul BACK YARD BEITER HURRY' $29.900 FARM. lAND. lOTS: 121 ACRES GOOD FARM lAND, HOM~ MINERAL RIGHTS 270 ACRES. f ARME!fS FARM. MOOERN HOME . 176 ACRES, MINERAl RIGHTS. ftMBER .... GREAT lAMl BUY' 38 ACRES, Milt RIGHTS INCl. OVER 21 ACRES PARTIAli'!IJOOED. EICU l!li:Xi SITES we need ~igtinqg $100.000 $ll0,000 ltB.5aO li~OOO porches. n1ce s12e lot #536 MINI FARM - 14 acres New buoldmgs Modern 7 J )00 sq H Large rooms. k1tchen room llilu~1' exc t> pl on,11 ;"Jil rrlrpeled Br1rk apron vtnyl SJdtng 2 nE'w billrl \ r wmm~ waler appro.x 1500 lb tobacco b.1"''-ha"c qu,lld 4 level ptoduc11ve acres Crty #543 2 Livmg room wtlh fi re plac e and cat hedral ce1hng full bath s. noce k1lchen. ce ntral a11 Over 5 wooded acres W1fhtn mmutes SCilOOI\ ot beg~n ner #526 SPRINGTIME SPECIAl - 24x44 double wode 7ye" s or retrrement home Only • • 1 lll1le hom oty l1mtls crly wa te r hunts on . Neoghlxlrhood Rd Buv now lor S?O 000 00 .• 151 ACRE FARM woth noce house and rquonmrnl shed • • $8600000 .PERFECT LOCAliON for lamoly or retorees, 1-3 bedrooms. across : .lrom new court house 2 lull baths. I wb loreplace cenl aor. .detached garage, partoally fonoshed basement Proce on 80's NEW LISTING -', ACRE LOT "'lh a 1971 2 bedrm mob1h ' !l(Hlll' f.lt,tge scpt1 c lank. rural water Included i\ ttw •.lovt· rP il ll't'r al or. 2 Jll con d•honers. wash er and rlr'''' l oc 1tr•rl .11 McCully Road Pnced al $15.000 #583 3 85 SHEET METAL WORK We make custom duct work . We Repair Furnaces and Heat Pumps . General Hauling James Bovs Water Serv1ce Also pools f1lled Call 614 256 1141 or 614 - 446 1175 or 614 446 7911 GAlli A REFRIGERATION CO . 614-441>- 401>1> ,.~IMPROVE 0 "' JIMS WATER SERVICE Call Jim lamer. 304 · 675 · 7397 87 675-1604 PH . tic Need something hauled away or something moved? We'll do it . Call 614 · 256 6251 after 5 .30 JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Rt 1, Box 355, Gallipolis. Call 614 -367-0576 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec Ave . Gallipolis 614 · 446 -7833 or 614 -446 1833 Bill'S Nu -Pnme replacement w+ndows Storm w1ndaws & doors Alum1num & vinvl s1d1ng Howmet Pat10 Covers How me' screen 1 ooms MobJte home awnmgs Alum mum utility bUildings 691 Miller Onve 446-J642 Free Est1mates '-----------1---------SOLUTION Electrical Refrigeration Pasquale Electnc Co all phases of electric work , all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental 614 - 446 · 4066 SEWING Machme repairs . serv1ce. Authonzed Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy 614 992 -2284 0 . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - F'rotesstonal s.er · vice for appliances . heating cooling and electnc Sell and install Amana. Gibson, K1t chen Atd Residential, Com · mercial. Industrial 304 675 - 4819 or 614 · 388 -8274 SUNDAY PUZZLER bed10omc; k11chen n1 cl ut1es range balh ltVtng room w11h 1 1 1 ei~.Ju~ form~l dmmg Full basement Garage L lf (l.l' lilwtl ~nd Pdrrlen area $36.500 bedrm Call Ken Morgan for addolional onformat1on • • .OLDER BUT STATElY. 3 bedroom home along locus! Slreet . . · Wllhon •ght of Washongton School garage on rear and plenty ol · • • space lor a garden Proce 40's STEP OUT YOUR BACK OOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We • have 3 lwo bedroom apts lor rent Pnce starts lrom $175 per • monlh Adults only, no pets • • RENT OR lEASE COMMERCIAl BUILDING along Court Street. . • acJoss fro m crty park1ng lot rn downlown lkltl!poh<; • • • NEW LISTING - 45 acre farm on Cuyan Twp 9 room home. b/ furnace, lob barn and outbuoldongs 3.1100 lb lob Trace schools • Pnce $45.1100 • 150 YR. OLD, 2 STORY "FEDERAL" BRICK HOME I m1le lrom. • ctty S1tuated on 1 acre of land. • • • • • character Also 2 adJOIII>ng butldong lois Call lor more onformahon • NEW LISTING: lmagone sotMg on your fronl patooand watchongthe • beaut1hJ Oh~ flow pasl 4 bed roo no honoe wolh 2 baths. neslled on • trees and wa!hng lor your lamoly 2 wb hre places. one locan,d on the comlorta~e solod p10e paneled den' Wothon ' , mole Irom coty lomtls. • Appro• 11100 sq ~ 2 "" garage Proced on 90s • • • NEW LISTING: 15 acres of land near Holle! Hospotal. Spnng1o~d • · Twp. Topo. level to rolhng. Beaut1lul vow Developers welcome • •• Cit~ water lar~e rooms, APARlMENTS FOR RENT WE NEED LISTINGS - LIST WITH US • lots of I '22.000 33 Go by water 34 MOtOfiSIS agency abbr 35 PeriOdS 01 t1me YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE EASY W>th owner lerms and a good down payment New ca rpet fresh paont 3 i'edrooms bath , lovong room wtlh built-on bookshelves. eatm kttchP-n Carport. 1t.> acre lawn Pnced to sell' #538 JACKSON COUNTY - 105 acre far m 2 story older home, 3 bed rooms. balh. k1lch en wth buolt l1vm g room 4 FILL YOUR DREAMS OF COUNTRY LIVING - Pnvate, yet only m1nutes from town Thts beautoful Jro.lev~ has 4 bedrooms and 1n excellent conditiOn Extras rnclude YOUR CHOICE - Buy thos ra1sed ranch home w!h 3 6 acres or 8 acres 3 bedroom' I 'a baths. full basement woll1 24>24 lamoly room and slone lo replace. ulolity room. workshop. outbutldtn& pond and new fencewolh 8 acres FHA assumable loan #551 PERFECT STARTER - Pnced al $39 500 Rustle style 2 bedrooms. l1vmg rom wolh open beam ce~ lmg and open slaorway to balruny and 2nd bedroom Lovong room. d1mng room. kolchen. bath woth utoloty aoea tntercom large Ioyer, kitchen complete and 130 acre lawn Call lor oomplele delatl s ~547 #514 NEW LISTING - VACANT LAND - Approx 52 acres bose Good woldhle cove> Some limber Walnut l ownshop Proc<'rl at $27.000 #581 40 ACRES LOCATED AT VINTON - l and rs wooded has n11ne1al r1ghts Cleek runs throuRh the property I 1IL!!hlt' acreilgP on lop No lease #548 PRICE REDUCED' ma1ntamed home Take a look at thrs well Immaculate InSide and out Remodeled Steel sodong. 3 bedroom~ ntce and cabmett. m ktlchen la tge lrv1ng roo m, formal d1nmg, bath. natural gas heat garage outbuoldmgs 91 ol an acre lawn #555 lOAN ASSUMPliON - GREAT TERMS! - Home pnced al $32.000 loan balance approx $24,900, 9Y,'• APR. monthly payment $261 oncludes laxes and 1nsurance Very mce woth 2 bedrooms. bath. hvong room woth foreplace, k!chen. donong room. full basement Gas heat Unattached garage SERENE AND PRIVATE - Th1s ranch style home os located '" Addoson Townshop and surrounded by woods, 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths krtchen wolh dtmng #534 area large llvrng room w1lh ltreplace, patiO. lovely #559 Ma1 nly pa~ILH I' woods some cro p a1ea. small tobacco ACREAGE - 31 rollong acres Parttally wooded C1ty school d1stncl Bwld lo sutl Pnced at $15,550 #507 OlD CHARM - Spac1ous rooms. some reroodelmg already done New kotchen, new bath, lovely fireplace but still work to be oone. I acre w~h rural waler and septoc syste m Pnced at $19,900 #552 WAI!II AND INVITING THROUGHOUT explaons thos 3 bedroom ranch lovong room. dtmng and k•chen combined, ball1, ubhty room, I U'tr garage, maintenance free, mce •ze end ~1. Pnced on m1d 30s #525 SMAll ACREAGE - Prtce reduced 57 acres, more oo less Has large barn 1n good cond1toon Some other amen1hes mclude county water. tree ga s. crop area, pasture and woods Pnce ~ ni ht $27,1100 Cheshore Townshop M'ill~ ASSUME LOAN ..J Very spacoous 3 bedroom home 2 baths, attached 2 car garage Over 1800 sq ~ w~h addrbonal 640 sq fl. tob e fintshed Noce carpet throughout large level ~wn Dty school d1stnct 11495 NEW FARM LISTING- 169 ACRES mo11 or loss. Sox room remodeled house 21arge barns, adeQuate water supply Approx 30 acres crop land, 100 acres pasture. 36 acres woods, tobacco base. some good wtldhle area. Blacktop road Extra rome srtes Ready to sell Call now 1 #580 1/V' nrf Rr•,li !V In, , ,' I<" ll',1 St (1 446 10b6 llltpolt<; •••••••••••••••••• © !!lHll l'ntur~ ! 1 Fka l ~~'tRtr l'orpt 1ration a 11 trustl!e for lht' NAF &land •• - tutdl'mn.rk~or Certlury thai 55 Golf mounds 57 Pronoun 58 Indefinite num ber 59 Sw1H 60 Tubercul OSIS abbr 62 Falsehood 64 E•act 66 Hebrew 69 Damage 70 Abbott s partner ~563 on-ground pool Approx 11 acres plant 104 Spread ror dry.ng 105 Reward 106 E.ou sts 107 Caused by 108 Jc..urney 110 Ocean 111 Teuton1c d91l'r' 112Young salmon 113 Narco t1c 11 5 For mstance 117 Greenland settlemenl 119 Phystc1an abbr 120 Un marned woman 121 To lhe stdc 124 l ei 11 Stilnd !26 Aa"e 127 Free hckel 128 Co nnected wtth t30 Germ an t1tle abbr ftreplace, fam1ly room. k1tchen w1th dmmg area. ut11!ty room 2 ca r attached ga rage Jl7 acre lawn Garden area Great locat1on' 1 arrr la wn A.mPn111es rnctud e full bath. kitchen, dmrng room l!vm 1• !Dum Iron! porch. sl1drng glass doors oM d1nu11: i!I('<J Po'>SiblP loan assumptiOn wtth low 10teres1 ratr 39 CuShiOn iiO Somersault 4 1 Mun1c1paltty 42 Cui 44 Talk ghbiy 46 Landed 47 Mother or Jesus 48 Soft mud 50 Foret old 52 Transl1xes lett~r A·l CONDITION 6 thos anracttve bnck and frame ~ -level home 3 bedrooms. I'? balhs. hvmg room wolh 2 BEDROOM FRAME- 3 year old ranch w1lh approx 103 W OOdf 68 A 5tate #561 ~ I R('aii:~Lau• Corponlt lllfl Pnnted wl .S A F.AJUBI Housing Opponunitylir - -- - - - - - - - - - -- ---- --- - - -- - -- - -- 7 1 l antern 73 Nat1\le Amertcan 75 Gutdes 17 Character tn Othello " 78 Prec,prtous 80 Demon B 1 Super'altve endmg 82 M•dday 84 Outcome 86 Tra nsgressed 87 Dwarfi Sh Afn ca n nattve 89 Poun os ~er square tnc h ablor 92 Ar ou nd 95 lm1tat1ve act1 0n 98 Is 1n deb t 99 Sharp pmches 101 TaJenl 37 Nods 53 Suoposmg #521 A HOME WITH CLASSI - Older quality b1t1~ home 3 ACROSS 1 Buy at1endant s 6 Succor 10 Wan 14 Separates t9 Puts on one's guard 2 1 On the ocean 22 Coun try ol Asta 23 San dJI waste 24 Thoroughfares 26 Vegelable 28 Envelope 29 Scotttsh cap 30 Small rugs 32 E~o~aluated bedrooms basemen! Unaltached 2 car garage 40'x30' melal barn . choden house 47 acre s Coly sc hool d1stn cl Cal l lor an e~poontrnent today' :< • • • 175 ACHE FARM - HARRISON TOWNSHIP Pasture and hay farm Suotable lor cattle and sheep Some productove levelland. tobacco base. over 2.000 sma ll Chnstrnas lrees Sprong develop ment 2 story, l bedroom house Some remodeleong done Good barn and other buoldongs Call now' #532 home w1th1n rnmutes oltown Modern ktl chen, 1 libra~ w11h adtmntng s.olan um 211 baths P11vate otf1ce ott master • I• hvrng room. tam1ly room #449 YOU'll FAlliN lOVE WITH thos sly losh lwo story .ADDISON· Neat P0 3 bedroom house and 31ots llol wolh mobile • . .home hookup lg metal bldg wolh two ca r garage Fenced yard • • APPROX. 1 ACRES OF LAND w1thon the City , has beaut1lul 3 : • bedim. brock home. Pocturesque voew of Ihe Ohoo Valley 3 w b loreplaces and outdoor fireplace gnll Slep-down hvong rm • • decorated wtth solid cherry pan~ong and t11m Pegged oak floors bedrooms. balh 1r1 range and ov en d1 shwa sher Barn s. cellar and cella• house 4f tUREKA!! 2 bedrm cottage, 2 baths. locale<! 1n · Dowmlown. Eureka" close tn Gallopolis dam sote Proce only $22.000.00 • #544 Holzer Med•cal Center Call loday' old With many new lealures Ideal UNIQUE - DISTINCTIVE! - 3 bedroom ranch. Constder 011e of Galloa County's very best Ktlchen, breakfast area. fam1ly room, ilvmg room. masler bedroom has large walk·tn closet-dressong room. 3\\ baths. shower ~all. diVIded basemenl 9 acre estale Musl see Green Township PRICE REDUCEDII - Owner need s to selllh os home NOW 13 bedroom natural wood Sided ranch carpeted. f11eplace. rural waler. septoc system LP gas heat. central au Shade trees Near Southweslern H1 gh School $27,1100 #535 Get 1t now #544 2 eroom, hbrary lamrly rm ' decks and many more amemlles Ca ll · J-4 BEDROOM HOME along Garloeld Ave Beautolul voew overlooks • • • the Ohoo Rover Owner woll sell for $30.000 00 Ow net fr mmcmg, sundeck. rural water. sept1c system. electnc Buy ol woth cempng lraoler or w~houl concrete pad Great Fos lun~ Buy and move nght m 3 bedroom lrame home wtlh .loday lor an appoonlmenl • • ONLY 5 MINUTES BElOW GAlliPOLIS on Old Ill 7 4 Bedom . home. wb fire[Jace. I a lurnace lg kolchen lull basement Coode • voew of Ohoo Rover Pncc $37 500 00 • REMODELED 1-BEORM. HOME along 4th Ave A compact home. • • VACATION CAMP BY BlUE LAKE CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor Fourth and P10e Gallipolis, Oh1o Phone 61 4 -446· 3888 or 614-446-4477 ~556 #498 Pr1ced lo sell al $16.500 $29.000 : .SWIMMING POOL wolh 3 bedrm home, lg carport famdy room, eliv1ng rm . adapted lor woodburner Madoson Ave $46.900 00 THIS HOME COULD BE THE BUY OF THE YEAR! LOCATED IN CENTENARY, BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS BRICK AND FRAME RANCH HAS 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. FAMilY RM . FORMAL DINING, BREAKFAST AREA 2 CAR GARAGE POOl HURRY' All T'pes lnsulatoon. Electriul Winne. Call 446-8515 or 446-0445 & Thos 3 bedroom acres G1ve a call Mchen. llv1ng room. bath. PRICE REDUCED 011lhos 2 slory federal brock home localed along. • Vone Sl Gallipolis 3 bedrooms 2''· baths. cent aor formal d1nong. • #600 ca b1nets storm wmdows. anr1 doors large bUildtng, approx ltned street Th1s 2 story home IS presently arranged lor 2 apartments. ho wever can be converted har ~ tn o.:nwlfl 1-"mllv . restdence N1C€ lot Pnced m the m1d 50' s. • • 11 ACRES. appmx onlv $6 000 00 HOME - 2 ACRES IN THE COUNTRY 7 room l1ouse woth J or oosstble 4 bedrooms. kolchen wrth buo~· ln • • • LARGE STRUCTURE AlONG 4th AVE wolhm 'ghl ol Washonlrton. School. whoch ca n be ulol11ed for .ogle fa moly or 3 afl"rtments.• • P11ce $30.000 LOCATED ONlY I BLOCK lrom school and ' tuatetl along a lree. .$21.50000 hnmr '>f'nlfl!' on ilppro ~ l . acre of land But~· tn cabmets gas 1angr 1u r ~ l l";~l er c;~ sl em. l uel Oil forced au furnace AU of lhrs for Call lodav' WE NEED LISTINGS mobile home park mlormat1on toda~· VINTON VIllAGE - COMMERC IAL BUILDING ALONG 2NO AVENUE - 7.500 Sllu"e a feel on buoldong, ' tuated on a lot wolh 22 500 sq leel . park!Og area • v, ACRE. 1969 MARRIOTT HOME Scoeened on lo onl omco. 2 balh' 2 bedrooms. 12'x60 mobile loon~n,. Plumbing & Heating baths, kttchen complete. d1n1ng room fam1ly room with bUtll -tn bar larRe maste• bedroom w1th sl!dm g doors to • • • 3 BEDROOM - LARGE KITCHEN, fAMilY ROOM WITH BEAUliFUL BRICK FIREPLACE ATIACHED GARAGE FENCED BACK YARD CITY SCHOOlS 82 SO MUCH TO OFFER - Th1s 4 bedroom ranch has 3 • • #601 firepla ce. electrr c heat Possrble loan assumptoon Call lor an apporntmenl k1lch•·n bmdy room ced a1 lrned watk -1n close1. 2 frt epir.rf"J att iC ta n Nalura! ga ~ heat 2 ca r ga ra ge Don't rn6s 1111' buy ~542 - - g,tpehCBu~ { ~40. ELLIOTT CO . Lennox Healinc & Air Condt· 84 HYQ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - BORDMAN'S GOLF SHOP Refinish your Woods Sl5.00 each Most Rubber Grips Put On - $3.50 each RUSS AND MAX maintenance. landscaping, 1 0 Pet off all estimates r 304 -576 -2010 ATIRACTIVE HOMESTEAD - 70 acres. 8 rm home, barn machonery shed and olher buildongs Tobacco base ApprO< 35 acres level crop land The resl • pa~ure ard woods Perry Township, Galhpohs school syslem Blacktop road St Rl. 325 Services Dotson 's Tree Service In sured - Free Estimate 304676·2897 ranch style home 1s lookmg fo r a new owner l1v · mg room, dmmg room fam ily room. kitchen. fur nace room Forc ed arr 011 furnace , also wood OVER 5 ACRES 8EUTIFUllAND - 3 BEDROOM REMODELED RANCH HOME ENORMOUS LIVING RM . EAT-IN EQUIPPED KITCHEN. BARN, KYGER CREEK AREA $34,900 1 •leeper sofa , light beige tweed $260 304 -676 3756 . J A .R .Construction Co Ru tland , Oh .6 1 4 · 742 -2903 . Basements, Footers, Con crete work , Backhoe ' s, Do:~er & Oitcher. Dump trucks, & water-gas-sewer· electrical lines #585 1980 Kawasaki 440 LTD w1th crash bar Exc co n . 10.000 m1les $900 Call 614-949 -2659 uUt;tiCZJO.twtt- u\Jlilti Business Home Improvements Good- 1 Excavat1ng. basements. footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 -446 4537, James L Davison , Jr owner NEW LISTING - 176 ACRES - 30 acres woods, m1neral nghts Posstble owner hnanc1ng Near Rcccoon Creek #576 1981 Kawasaki 80 KOX d1rt b;ke. 5300 Coli 614·6673941. 81 The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page-D-? Starks Tree Tnmming & Removal lawn mowing and 1- - - -- - - -- - MULTI PURPOSE PROPERTY Locat ed on Oh1o Rt 7 near Gatllpolr s Walk-m cooler dtsplay ca bl · nrl ~ lhlf'f' 1rn!al mobtle homes - 1ncome now $660 per month Coutrt ht· 6 room brrc:k home plu s 2 rooms lor busmess - wha· $1 2.500 Eltnlr:l' NIP. iottt Water wells commercial and domeatic. test holes. pump tale• end sentice 304-8963802 . Judy DeWitt, R..ltor, 383-8155 J Ml!ffill Carter, Realtor. 379-2184 Becky lane, Assoc1ate. 446-0458 Cathy Pope, Assoc1ate. 379-2748 Margaret Bryant. Assoc~ate. 245-92n ·~· vetter f&lflng &t back rest. 2 helmets. $1.500. Call 614 367 -0191 . #530 2 EVENINGS CAL I utrh!y room Famtly room w1fh 171 ;~e r e~ mor e or less. ol level !O gently lOlling land 80°r !11lable. f roJJ I O~t' un 3 roads. all mmeral r1ght~ mlur.ed 60 x70' bam E(JUIPrllenl sheds. corn r11 h~ ra rar.e 4 bed 1ooms. 11. ba tr s remodeled farm house 1r f1.X~d C:O!l(ltl!on Much more dE'ta11\ Ca ll now 30 A. MIL QUALITY HOME & BARN Top qualo ty 9 room house woth 7 rooms carpeted. 4 bedrooms. balh and full basemen! plus 3 U'tt garage Good barn approx JOx40' plus chocken house approx 12'<30' Approx 10 LARGE COMMERCIAl BUILD I NG - Has 4.000 sq H wolh addotoonal stmage overhead. BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS A •' BEEF AND GRAIN FARM One of Calha Co unty's fonest IUSII1kf> neN modern krtchen w1lh burlt 1n ca btnets. gas. ran ge and relnr,etalor rural wale! system Ntce storage bwldmg All rn1neral nght<; go Must see lh1s 5el up #1445 PAINTING - interior and ex terior, plumbing. roofing , some remodeling. 20 yrs exp . Call614 -388 · 9652. RON 'S Television Serv1ca Specializing 1n Zenith and Motorola , Quazar. and house calls. Call 304 -676 2398 or 614-448 -2464 . GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleani ng, free estimates. 304 -676-2295 #553 5''' ACRES- 14x70' PATRIOT HOME All usable land 3 bedrooms. bath storm doors and wtndows Noce. w1!h Marcum Rooting & Spouting . Now installing rubber roofs . 30 ye11r1 eJtperience. specializing in built up roof Cell 614 -388 -9867 GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. scotchguard -water extrac tion. deodorizers. FREE esti mates. Reasonable rates. Gone Smith. 992 -6309 garage Appro~ #1183 l1v1ng quarter ~ bedrooms addition, ttorm window•. otone . Call 614 -367·0409 . RINGLE'S SERVICE expo· rienced roofing, including hot tar application. carpen · tar, electrician, mason . Call 304- 676 -2088 or 675 · 4560 . deck and beautiful 36'x 16 pool 2 f11eplaces. attached basement mce large ~ront porch No u~eep Nrce large shade treP.S Lol'l laxr.~ Home you should check on rnubll!} lrornp 1?x6 5 Detrorter 11ew lu rnflce L A wrxxl bu1 1Wr t r~r ~t-' gcHa);P N1ce lot H & S Home Improvement• vinyl tiding. roofing, room STUCCO ond PLASTERING - Commercial and residen · tial, free estimates . Cell 614· 266· 1 182. Home Improvements PutNu•nberl toworkforyou: 1979 Harley Davidson su I'd 1200 CC 1 perg 1 e . ow miles, like new, garage kept, $3 995 Call 6t4 367 - -~ - HAPPINESS FOR SALE Qua lity buill brock home. eal'" krt chen 3 ~droom s lull basemen! w1lh rec room . l car VERY COMFORTABlE - Noce 81 Home Improvements SOUTHERN HILLS R.E.r INC. vA:udhPY CaMday CReaQ to~~ 25 ~ust gt~eet. QaQQtpoQir. (9~io REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE - $24.900 In Gallopoils Walk to shop downtown 6 rooms 3 bedrooms lull In ·1 bPtlroomc, .. , JUST LISTED lRHEVEl HOME. MOBilE HOME PARK PlUS ACREAGE Good klcaloon Home fealurong 3 bedrooms lormal dontng. lam1~ morn 2 balhs. ltreplace. 2 car garage. large covete<:l patto 11 spa ce #1584 garagt> plu ~ l.:u ge bUJidmg. cent Jll KC \C itool~ Moddlepo~ ~ burner Barn. tobacco base 6 acres $25 000 #537 ICf~AMPAGINE TASTE - Very nrce brrck tr•·level 4 bedrooms lu!ly ca rpet ed den tam1ly room 1ec morn. 2 bath s. 3 cor garnge beau11lul mgmund ·1 pool 4 aC!e~ C1 ty schools 134 81 Home Improvements ® 80 Chevette 4 door hatch back . 4 speed , 80 Honda Ac cord , 2 doo r hatchback . clean cars 304 675 6286 0 , 446-6610 REDUCED $10 000- 0WNER NEEDS TO SEll NOW! - HotM JJ Wt>S t toc al1011 J bedroom trr -level 11 halll' dP n lormal dm 1np, cuslom made C;3blllels m POMEROY,O. . hcavating Real Estate General Real Estate General 81 Motors Homes & Campers soltd stdes . like new with all accessories Call 614-9925746 or see at 974 BrOfldwav St . Middleport, Ohio BURD E TTE C AMPER SALE S & SERVICE. Open daily 9 to 6 30 . Sat 9 to 4 . Sun 1 to 4 U S Rt 50 . C oolv1l l o. Oh 614 - 667 · 3386 ~;:;=~=::;===;:::::T==:::====:;:==l nso 1---------1- - - - - - -- - 72 Trucks for Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 1981 Honda 650 custom. 1969 Mack new rebutlt eng , 38 .000 rears, 4 17 fifth wheel . wet l1ne . S7.500 Catl 614 - 367 73,7 Mon -Fn 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1974 Yamaha 250 MX w1th extras 1974 Honda XR75 Cell 446. 9590 . . ._ Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point l't.asant, W. Va. lz1su motor to fit 1978 Chevy luv truck Phone 304 ·675 · 5462 79 _ 13 2 ()ry measur e 133 Pul\lertze 134 M us•C ii S wr~lte n 135 En1 re a1y 137 Profound 139 Pallor 140 Coo!tng devtces !41 Consec1a lt< 14 3 Part ot camera 145 Fru11 dnnk 146 WaJ-.m g unsleadl! y 148 Cu t of beel 150 Pen od s o r ttme 152 Bunes 153 Serva nl 154 Hebrew prop he I 156 Wntmg pad ! 57 Vapor 158 SOII Ctl earnest ly 159 East lndoan palm 160 Abounds DO WN 1 2 Adll estve subs lance Places 101 wors htp J European s 4 Be to re 5 Stall-. 18 Wa ndel 20 Ptf'f Cf' 2:1 Fa!! m \lr(JP '> 2S Hal t 27 Look s Rnll1t" ' <'t q "' Stnd t• J• tr o gonP 0 >, C.J Co me ,o :::ass 2 8 Ltnge• 3 1 Tral.l e 33 Sk tddeU 36 Oepo st1 or sedtrm.: nt 38 Pac k aw ay 110 EscapE" 4 1 Jar gon 43 Bard 45 Surgtcal saw 46 0·1 Runn o'1q Vlu s•car tnS II Utn!-'11' G~ ~t' II Od ot ttmP rou Rew;eo 9(. db/lf tQ) POSt'!'. tor pc 11r ;:u t Spar 1 0~ I 09 L :m e 1:: Sraoe or Con c t:Jd e ~ 4i l tgh l r,1trl 49 Per s ta'1 l Ull> 51 Pertam .nq I ONOIWd) '1J Sr ••n ' 111 Rase ~ 1 1G Un dc•gou 52 Clergyman 53 E VIIS 5·1 Dec ret> 56 Slal e IJ (lwf'• o l Kan sa!> 59 T abi es c ha t' S H e 60 Roman garmen t 61 NaurtC."II uoa 1 onr 0 voe"'65 t:iPd iH! 63 C a mf' 5 7 Goa 1 1.'0 L.1•C,• ' heav, kn It l,' I You nq q 1L' Nal •ve ot •I ll!J I 'l S!:J I (' 1.'' S hou1 1~'> P (_.[ t l('vf'o l.'h F.,t> l •IIL1• ~ 'l;)nl d! 1: - Sh;:Hp W<l tn l ;'Q ... r! I 1' Uu • tJd<vf.. 1 ' ·' ~u r noran 7 Ex ir a- se (l sory percept ton abbr 8 Shal<.es peana n ktng 9 Brea stwor k 10 Longed lor 11 Dry 12 Once nr ound lrack 13 Pn n ler s measure 14 Tol! 15 Snake 16 Mends 17 Pact 72 Eouai <, 7 4 Thctl IS ab br 16Lal tn conrunctt O•l 7-; Inappr opriate 79 GrPe~ f' ll f· • R1 Ttnrra t1t'l f-uegan lndt.-ln R~ ner:lrlrt"" 86 G arment 87 Ob'if'I Vt' 88 Pt! Cheo 39 Part>rll culluq 'l(o Dtl '>{' f' t1 !lR Nu ~<,anco•<. 1·10 Srolu1 1·11 Sn n " p r t~tT n j.j , ' Prf'rn 1.\.: I I< 1<1, 11;1 11 L•1ll!n .-1 11d Ldl lvllo' l :Jl v. 148 1-'f Ohtt) ll otlo.,.UIIl o., n•f 1o. r amr· G•(' P~ lf'llt'! (l (/Hl1,nt •ro • ''·' l T',1 .,., tLt.• �Page----D-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 6, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. eatures Two people escape serious injury in separate accidents CALLIPOLL'i - A Eureka Star Routf' man was lnjurt>d driwn by Michael D . Shellon, 28, Gallipolis, was una ble tostopin linn<' and struck the rear of Daniels' auto. turc ing it int o the rear of the Williams vehicle. in a thJTot'-cJr dC'Cidt•nt un l' S :)5 Frida; , Sd id lhl'Gd IIJ[JUlis lXJS! uf lhl' Slate highwa; pat rul. Bernard Rossitt>r. :r.. wa~ taken 10 Hnlzc1· Mt'dtcal Centrr 1>.1 1h< · Callia EMS. but ht' wa~ nut r_tdmi!IC'ct. according rn H ho:-.pit._l\ SJXlkPSJl"rSOn t-tossllf't ' Wd~ a p._! '-Sf'ngf'r m a \'(•hirkdri\·f'n b\ .ll'lfn•\ ! .. IJanii'l~. '2L. Rt. 1. C'rcm·n Cit\. rha t ~~· as Wl'Sibound nf'etl Spring \' <.li lt·~ dl J~,/ p m . Tht • pc~trol •-.,lid l>l lni!·l.-, Thf'rr was moderate damagl? to D.miels' autoandslighl loWilliams' c<H. dnd Shelton was cited for a ...,~un'Ci c lf'ar dis lance. Tht• pa!rul cited Damian W. fln•w<•r 17. Gallipolis Ferry, W .Va .. for Jssurf'd cl('ar distanrc in a two-car crash on Ohio 7 nf'ar the intNsPction wi th :1~ Friday . nr C\\'f'l' stoppc'd tor d \Phiclt· .tlw.HI <.lri\ Pn by BcrnJrcl \\'illiam ~. ,:,.;_ Ea"-lf'rn A\ -~ ' AnothPt ' wc'-itbu u nd ~2 lt ) wrst of 7. at 7:55 p.m. when she p.m . and wa.'- unabiP to stop for a :--h)pp('d \'l'hiciC' ah0ad driW'n by Bl'vnda L. H\·scll, 2'1. Middleport, rej))rtedly lost cont rol, went off the right side of the road and struck an embankment. Her vehic le was slightly damagE'd. cullidL'<l Slight damagf' was r~.;--:------:-~---:--=~.;--r-;::::=========:::=============t Lowes f pnces • for SHERIFF 6 di -.tn·ll i•rl.\ {'oncluct anrlas."V..ul t , wa s t·urHiflUt\1 unlil .June El for trial l!.lrt"\ F Follt'!T. :lb. f{anauga, ('h, u-gi·d Hilh D\\'1 . wa'"' placc'Cl on :->;:~~~ l't'('Ogni;ancl ' bond an d con IUH iunl until \1 a_\· ~for p lC'a rntr:>. Tht · lull01.dng ('; IS('s Wf'rr con1mucd for tria l l;tnH ·:.. 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H"hiC"tl i " holdingif ......pnngcnm·t·nlulrl Wil lia m :".1.: trlm . ()J-: \ ('(Jnl!llUI1l cat ions clm:"< 1Ur, s<mJ 111t' ;J\t·r:tgt • l ' pp-·r 1{1\'C'r ~oad. OWl and 11 Il n j;..·r;llor ·...,Jin·nS(•, :vla\- .'~0. "\:Hll'llt ' .I .Ju qu~. 2:1. ll:!. 1. \ -trlltln. f)\\'1, :·vLl\ :'.il: Carl T. \Logi>.1.!4.BidH<'i i.DWiand lc fl of r t·n l,·r. :\1a\ :20; .l"mesE M ycrs ..11. I(!. I. C cdlij))l is. IJWI Jnd fail ure to t·onltnl.Ju n(' \ ('('('j] H.. H.icl'. ~>J.Rt. ~. J'"t r iut. D\\' 1 c~nd left of center. 1\1 · · J . C as 11 r•. R t . 1 , ·'\1 "' ·•·1 ~·; " mn u• ·n1111 nl<tn, assaul1 .. Jum• 2R: Ovida :\1 .Jotmson. P;ttriol Sta r Rou t<'. ,. ...,...,: Ht I! .. Iunr· •IJ _ : .l P ff 1\n .\· r' \ . • wam. '_!-;- )~!'IT, nwl . op(•n contai ner and s . disorderly conduct. Ma.v 23. In other m a il er s. a speeding charge against R ichard S. Bias, 'ZI, Millon, W.Va., w as dismissed at r<'(Juest of the complaining officer, as was another speeding citat ion filE'd againsl William B . Hi<>all, 34, ShelbyYUie, Ky . Fine and costs were suspendt'd aga inst Susa n K. Burcham. 3(], Rt. 1, Ga llipoli s, on a charge of failure to obev a t raffic coni rol device. Portei ling bond for speeding wen> Donald H. Kinnear, 48, Elkview, W Va .. $38; K~lly J. Shamblin, 21, Columbus, $38; Wayne O. Bergdoll, ~~. 500 Oa k Drive, $40; Phy llis J . Holbert. ·15, Columbus. $40; John A. Pal!erson. 29. Wyoming, Mich.,$40; .John A. ChakcrPS. :11 , Hidea way Hills. $41 . Jeremiah L. Riddle, 43. M arion, $41: Ronald G. Sm allridge, .Jll, Grove Ci ty, $4 1; J(>nny L. Thabct,26, ~~~Third Ave .. $41, Ger ald Warren. :!5, Rt. 3, Bidwell, $43; C<'t'il L. Da r le;·. 54. Beckl ey, W.Va .. $44 ; George E . Holman. 62. Syracuse, $47. , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 sf J rt Lng :-.~tl.Jn. isS Ll. !1 ~I , tJ\d !Ill' 1oi-J pa~- S2-IJH i. \\,tgt•:o- lw "" n l hi-.'1-J CLASSES STARTING MAY lOth C'OITIPf'IPnt f_}l_ •oph· fmm bt·t ·oming tP<JC' h('J' !-i. Spraving ~lalt•d ~ a\ 7 'P·" PO M J-:1 tOY - Tho· r lhiu I lt 1 mc•nt uf T ran .... porl.J II t lll t:-..mnourw ing 1h(' ( 'IJpmi t rol <'I a ·rn ila I ( '1 1 \\'til \:x' spra _•;in g \q'(>ci:- and brush in M r igsCr1u n1 _ \ bPJ:innmg \1it\ ~ ThL' eontrJcror w11l not c,pm' .uTa ~ idf'ntifiN'I h~ ":\o Sp 1 ·; •~ · '-<l.l'll'-< plar NI h~ pmpi 'rt) rJWTlt'r"'. thi' dC'partment t.;;l_\ - ~ Reliable Honest • Experienced Concerned Efficient Dedicated items or 10,000 items Volume Obstructing justice charges dropped • t'h drgt'" •Jt obs truc ting ju:-.tin· ,md di...,urdt•r l,\ conduct ~Jgai n s 1/1 ·a !-t.trt ·u..,.J,. 1!)111 Chatham ,\\'l' .. •si•n· fonllcdh clmpp:.'{jFndJ .\ ' ln( ;, lllip<lli '- :\lunic· l pal Cou11 . Tlw ch<HW'" \n .,, · disnu-.~·cl rar lier tn pr"t'ln,tl . ,wcording to CAPS DEMOCRAT FOR n ·porlt '(]to H _v~l l 's \-f' hiclt' CAJ.LQJ()LJ~ A Serious Candidate Alva L. Sullivan Arou n of 0 hio 7 and Ohio 218Frlday. ThP patrol said Ferguson puiiE'd from a stop sign onto 7 into the path of a vPhiciP drivPn by Louise Logan, 58, Columbus. The accident caused slight damage to both vehicles. Reb<'cca Clark. 17, A ddison, !>scaped inju ry in a one-car accident · on Ad dison Township Road 16A Friday night , the patrol reportE'd. Clark was northbound , one mile 4 : -l() d ll Ll \ t'llll'lt · at \.\'<.IS "\QU 1h bound HazPI FPrguson, 31, Eun>ka Star RouiP. wa s ticketE'd for failurE' to yield inacoUision attheintPr section Vote For Alva L. Sullivan For Professional Law Enforcement for Gallia County We service: businesses. schools, clubs , fund raisers , family reunions - you name it. Call collect. Jackson • 614-286-6888 Paid for by Alva l. Sul ltvan , P 0 Bo' 7, Crown Ctty, Oh . • GEORGE POPE ~ ~~ '' ·f '• ' ' ; ,!,iJ; I ""'! Jr : j and Mindy, stu- Candace, R.N., Holzer employee: Kelly dents in the Gallia Co. School System; Ben, attends the Learning Tree Nursery School . REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Your Vote and Su pporl A flprt•cin t ed I am very proud of my family. I very much would like for my children to raise their families in Gallia County. I have a personal reason for wanting Gallia County to progress in the right direction , and would appreciate your help in allowing me to achieve that goal as your Gallia County Commissioner. Patd for by the Co mm tj tee lo Elect Geor ge Pope Commi SSI Oner, Ketlh Brown , Trea s., Rt. 2, Bidwel l, Oh . 45614 Call for Class Information '/lim..- 1984 s Meigs Mining Complex began in '72 All three mines extract coal !rom the Clarion 4A seam, which meaaccompanying photographs are sures ,52 Inches, on the average, reprinted for the readers of The throughout this area . A band of 11me!t&nUnel through the cour· Vanport limestone lies irrunedlately tesy of 1:;oaJ Courier, published by above the coal, and the Clarion 4A the American Electric Power , seam ls sometimes known as the Service Corporation's fuel supply " llmestone seam" because of 11. department In Lanca...ter-wrltten The reserves of the M eigs No. 1 and edited by Steve HUes. and Raccoon No. 3 mines are bordered on the south by a large, With an annual production capa· pre-historic river those channel blllty of nearly five million clean measures some 1,400feet in width at tons, Southern Ohio Coal Complaces. Geologists are not certain pany's M eigs No. 1. Meigs No.2 and whether the rtver flllE'd up the entire Raccoon No. 3 mines form one of the width of Its channel, but they have largest underground mining comdetennJnE'd that the river was in plexes in the nation . existence during the Pennsy Jvanian Since production began at the Age, some 250 million years ago. M eigs operation In 1972, the three Then> is no evidence of :>.revlous mines haves providE'd more than 'l7 deep mining in the area around million clean tons of coal for the M Pigs No. 1 1including the tiny generation of electric JXJwer at Ohio community of Salem Center) or Power Company 's Gener al James Meigs No. 2 (including the tiny Gavin Plant at CheshirP, Ohio. community known as Rock Point. I Dl'velopment of Gav in Plant and The Raccoon No.3 mine, however, the M eigs mining complex offers yet which Is loca!E'd just west of another example of the American Wilkesville is bordered on the west Electric Power Sy stem's philoby nwnerous old and northwest sophy of construct ing mine-mouth works. genPrating facilit ies, c lose to ava UaAmong thP old works situatE'd ble sources of coa l. near Raccoon No. 3 are the old 60,000 acres of roal Lawler No.7, No. Sand No.10mines, Ohio Power officia ls began ac· the Lambert mine, and the Wilkes· quiring mineral rights fo r what are v ille Mining Company 's No. 1mine. · now th<' three Meigs and Raccoon The Lambert mine Is JocatE'd just mines as early as the 19~'s. Today, the creek from the Raccoon across the coa l company controls therights pn>paralion plant. to some fiO.(XXl acres of L'OOi; this Preparing to mlne translates into an area which Si te preparation and developm easures 10 miles from north to m <'nt wor k got underway at the south and tO miles from east lowest. complex In 1971 . At Meigs No. M eigs Within thosefiO,<XXlacresaresom e 2, the first of the three mines to go 4~ million tons of coal, of which into production , crews excavatE'd a approxinnately liO percent arc 295-foot deep exha ust shaft and a eonsidered to be recoverable with 254-foot intak e shall, both of which today's technology . At one time, measured 20 fff't in diameter . In early ln the mines' development, addition. th<>y constructE'd a 1250· some thought was given to developfoot slope, pilchE'd at a 16-degree ing a fourth deep mine in the M eigs angle, as a pathway for shipping complex. However. compa ny offt. coal from the mine. cia Is now believe that the reserves A t Meigs No.1. the numbers were can be adequately reachE'd through larger. Both the Intake and slightly the three existing mines . Editor's Note-This story and the exhaust shafts extend 300 feet, which the length of the. H><legree slope Is 1350 feet. Raccoon No. 3, by contrast, is a drift mine. Product ion began at Meigs No. 2 in August, 1972, when a continuous miner was lowered down the Intake shaft to begin developmenta l work. A t year's end, the Meigs DivL, ion had 161employees, and the tonnage CONTINUOUS MINING - The mlncos of the Melw; complex switched from conventional mining to continuous mining in the late 1970s. Today, however, roughly 50 percent of the production from the three mines comes from longwall mining. Call for class prices and reserva tions. Next to the Post Office 446-8303 from the fledgling No. 2 mine amounted to 28,945 tons. Meigs No. 1 went into production in April, 1973, again by lowering a continuous miner down the intake shaft. By the end of 1973, employ. ment at the Meigs Division num · berE'd 439 , and the tonna ge for the year had risen to357,710 tons . The last of the three mines to go into production, Raccoon No. 3 began mining coal in June, 1974. By the end of that year. the Division's payroll includE'd 1021 employees, and it s tonnage for the full year increased to 839.~ tons. And. after using farmhouSE's and other temporary facUlties as offices for near ly two years, the Meigs Division completE'd it s office building late in the summer of 1973 For a lime. Southern Ohio Coa l Company sharE'd theofficecomplexwtth som e AEP Service Coi'j))ralion offices, but the AEP operations were later transferred to Lancaster. Galnlng experience When th<> Meigo No.2 minP began producing coal in 1972. the Sou · theastcrn Ohio coal industry was at an extremely low ebb. Experimced minPrs s t ill liv ing in t he area werC' few and far belwf'<'n. Very few mines wen, still \\'Orkin g. and lhosf' we re mostly small surtace-minin g Twilling, Counted Cross-Stitch , Candlewicking, Stenciling. Carole Hollyfield, Owner 452 Second Avenue Galltpolt s, Ohto 456 31 ,...,dint! Section ~ operations. Many of the arE'a's experi('nced minders had reachE'd r etirement age, or, Jacking mines in which to earn a living, had l!'ft Southeast em Ohio fur factory jubs in ciliessuch as Coolumbus. Oevcland, Akiun or Detroit . The Meigs No. 2 operation was able to start out wit h a number of exper if'nced work ers who had rome from the old Putnam mine between Point P leasant and Char les ton, W Va .. which had just rl'C'' nlly gone out of business. Southern Ohiu Coal v.:as also able ro hire a number of employees from the Liev ing Coal Company, locaiE'd near Lakin, W. Va ., which had also closed it s doors. And, in 1975, when Cent ral Coal Company 's Sporn mine at New Haven, W . Va ., was idiE'd, Southern Ohio Coal hired a number of employees from that mine . For the most part . howewr, the cmployff'S whom the Meigs Oi \' · is ion hired in those early yean; had never set foot inside an undergr ound coa l mine before. A sign ificant number of th oSP early em ployl'E's w ere inv olved in thP construction of various facilit ies at the Meigs Divison, and electro to make the switch from the contracting mmpany to Sout hern Ohio Coa l. In its peak hiring years. seven out of every 10 !'mployees hired a I the Meigs Division were tot a ll y new to 1981 Olds 98 Regency 4 DR. 1980 Olds Delta ROYALE BROUGHAM 4 DR . Qual tty ltk e tht s loca l one own er 15 hard to f•nd A part1al It s! of op tton s tnclu des 6-w.:ty power S!!als dr 1ve 1an d pas senger. rec ltntng passenger sea l. power wtndow s. power door locks . power tru nk release. Te mprn at •c A/ C. delay wtpers . rear defogger . auto ./ overd rtve tran sm •ss ton. tilt . cru1 se. tw1l1g ht se nt1nel control . AM · FM -Tape. illu minated door lock pkg .. 50 l1t re V· 8 gas eng~ne etc F~n · tshed tn navy bl ue w1th matc ht ng full vtnyl root - Only 37.000 own er ce rtif ied low mile s 100·• Warranty. ThiS new Buick leSabre trade· ln is another local one owner tn imma culate condition. Features in clude power door locks. wind ows , seat , rear defogger , tilt , cruise . AM FM -Stere o. new premium tires and wire wheel covers. Fin tshed tn medium blue metallic with navy interior. hpect owner certifie d mil es and quality r:are! " A CLASSIC " "A CLASSIC" 1983 Olds Cutlass Supreme 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix BROUGHAM Tht s local one owner 1s an '84' Pont1ac trade ·tn _You 'll love the r1ch velo ur mte r1o r. crurse con tr ol. tilt wheel. rear de· rogger. AM · FM Gasselle . and 50 litre V-8 eng10e. Own er ce rt1f1 ed low miles- I 3,000 - make th1s a lrue classJc . An e1 !ta bonu s on !hiS car mcludes the 48 Mont h 50 .000 mt le GM Co nt1n uous Protect1on Plan from the orrgtnal tn· serv1ce dat e. New '8 4' LeSabre trade -in . We sold it new and ha~e ca red for it stnce . Thi s local school eJ:ecutive's car features tilt wheel. cruise . power windows . AM ·FM ·Cassette , 60·40 seats. and locking wire wheel covers. finished in fawn m1st metalliC with fully padded matching landau roof . The term th at best describes thi s car's condition is..... LONGWALLING BEGAN IN 1978- The first longwall unlt In the Meigs complex went Into operation In December, 19'78 at Meigs No. 2.1n 1979 Mercury Zephyr 4 OR. 4 DR. Another '84 ' LeSab re tra de -tn Th rs local one -owner fea ture s: cru1 se control . ttltwheel. power doo r locks , rear defogger and AM -fM -Stereo . Sky blue e!lerio r l~nJSh Shows excel lent ca re. ThiS loca l Jne owner lea lu res owner certified 20,000 low, low miles Here you'll find factory air, automatic , 6-cyl engi ne. etc . Good. clean economical transportation at an affordabl e price' 'A CLASSIC" 'NEW PREMIUM TIRES " 1984 Buick Century Limited, 4 Dr. Choose lrom (1) w1th low mile s. fully equ1pped w1lh till wheel. power wtnd ows . factory .m. 45-55 seats. and AM FM . SAVE A BUNDLE! pam~l to a 1984 Buick Rega I Limited, 2 Dr. feature s AM ·fM . A/ G. power windows. titt wheel . ~~ -4~ vel our 1nlenor . and Rallye wheels. Save hundreds over new pnce Choose from (2) . low miles . Balance olfactory warranty . See Hculand Wood, Bob Bric:kles, Jim Start your '84 IRA Deposits NOW! TIPP Cn'Y, Ohio tAP) Motorists who feel they've r eceivE'd speeding t icket s unfairly have been turning for help to the fi.Im that makes the F uzzbuster r adar detector Some have found it in a guide that began as an aid to a!lorneys but has evolvE'd into a hefty volume some motorists uS<' for do-it -yourself defenses. " We r ealizE'd that mon>and mon> people were starting to defend c ases themselves. or want E'd to try to attempt to," said Janice Lee, who handles r adar law and public relations for E lect rolert Inc . In 1979, after helping defend a landmark Miami radar case, Electrolert publlshE'd a "Legal Information Index On Pollee Speed Radar ," whlc:h Includes legal arguments from that case and other Informa tion on radar and court procedures . Altbough attorneys have more experience with the court system and judges, Ms. Lee claims " the average person with a little blt of research can properly defend hls own radar case." However,SharronCowley,executlve direCtor of the Dayton Bar Association, said It would be hard for .. a book to cover all situations. Ms. Cowley hadn 't seen a copy of the legal index but said , " Every case i s dlfferen t from the next. You can always gtve the basics but that' s all . I wouldn't go into court without an attorney ." Electrolert's founder, Dale T . Smllh , helpl'd develop pollee radar but inventE'd the radardPiector after seeing a growing number of speeding convictions, sompofwhlch motorist s fell were unfair. Electrolert has been involvE'd with several legal battles challeng. ing radar arrests, but the Tipp Clty·ba.-l company doesn'llntend to help speeders beat the rap , M s. Leesald. ''Our studies show one out of every three radar tickets ls given In error," Ms. Lee said. "With spiraling Insurance rates the person that Is getting shafted is the motorist. "We do not say go out and speed. What w e do say ·Is If you have gotten a ticket that youdonotdeseiVe,flght It In court, because the more people that say tluit they're not guUty, the more people will understand and look Into problems with the equipment. " distance necessaiJ' to work at Meigs No. 1, Meigs No. 2 and Raccoon !'Jo J S..Cause the empiO\e<•s at the Meigs complf'x arf' drawn from such a wide.• r anging aa·a, Southern Ohio Coal Cu. rnakt'' a substantial economic impact in fin" <'Qunl iP~ of SouthPastcrn Ohio -Ml'ig!-., Vinton, Athe ns. Callia and . Jack~on -· a .-. wl'il as!\1ason County. \1' . \'a. Thl'Meig' Divis ion cxpt_'Cls to sp-' nd sornP $~ million in \'-1 agrs anct bt •nf'lil ~ fur its 1,':0)-pl us empi O.Y' £'<'S !hi.., .\ ·f'~ll OvC'r the pas! SL'\ y·f'ars. how!•\'Pr. the rha racff'r oft hf'work fon -~ · c~t 1h(' Mei gs minps hJs changPd t'l 'mat'kd blv. Siner 19-;"X, the \1t'ig..., Dl''i ....tJn has not h~U 1v hin· am· ln.-.:\ J:X'ri cnced mim•rs· largf'h \)('(·.w~P of thf' gradu :JI dov.:nlurn in 1hP high sulfur Ohio C"Udl inclu~.tn ami tbl' C'losings of othf'l d(•t.•p mlni'S f'lsc•w hf'rf• in 1h(· "'"'('· Ad(h ·d \'Pill ~ ot rxpc•nenC'f' eomplr! (•d witll im provcmcnb in tr,dining and r·duca li on progra m s fo r emplm'l, ,..., h; 1\'t · hdlX'd build a highly cap;_~hti· W(ll k force. !\'lining t e<: hn.ique~ <· h aiiJ?;t' All hough t hr df'n~lupm Pn t a I n·ork J l J !1 1hrc'(• oft lle min(·:-: \\·;1:-. st ,nH "tl \Vith co nli nuou~ ntim·r ·s . !'cwh \\-;t:~ OriginLIU)' p rujC'C1Pd lU Ul dJI(' l'Uil ventional minin_g i'(!Ui pmPnt r utting machin es. lo~ tding ma c hin e~. drill s. and l hf' lik ro. AI the end oil ~7fi. for rxamph ·. th< · Meigs \lo . :! minP includc"Cl 1:2 conv('ntion al S('('lions and JUS ! 1w() cont lnuous m in<'r s('('l ton s. •xht\f' t h(' Raccoon 1\o. :~ mmP hdd sLx com ·pnt ional sN:tions and onl\ Oil( ' continuous miner S("('l ion . Conventional mining d()('s afford one adv anla):!t', in th ctt J carC'ful crPw ran p1·oduc( ' ~~ (_'lt ';Ull •r 1<t\'.' t'Ud I than is possib\p IJ\ comlnuou~ mi ning. :\ conH•ntionat ~ ('( ·t ion crew JS ablr to a\·oid loadmg lhP wp and honom !h at D cont\nuou~: minr1 of1 en takf's in 8d\'Pr1i'nt IY Bul convent ional mining- is ;J timr consuming pnxcss that limtts tht · amount o f production tht-~1 1'\'f' n a highl.'--'~skillC'd crpv: can managP dur ing a da.'-··s timt'. Continuou s miner SPCtions offpr inrrf'asf'd pnxjucti\ ·ity bt't'au . . f' fpv.• ·r Pm · ployN:s a rl' rrqu i.n"'tl toopf'ra IP l'<n·h Sff' tion. In 1~77. l ht• Meigs Di,·i-.Jn h<·Ean acquiring man' continuouc., rninr•r units. phasin g out thf' f'om·ention S('('tions Thf' Ia~ I of ! hf' rom·rnt iona I mining se-ctions 'v\'il~ ph:.Jsdf'CI m1t at Ftaccoon No. 1 in t 97~l. Com·rn t luna\ mi ning at Mdgs NLI. 1;.tnd MC'i g-.;, :\o. 2 was cndf<l in JYf(J. Planning for lonl("•all Thf' ypar l~TI also mark['(l the t.Jcoginning of pla nning for longv.'<-111 mining in tlw MPigs Di\·bion . ThP acquisition of con tinuous minf'r!-. wa~ an important pan of that plannin g. tx-cause (_'O ntinu ou s min · t•rs an• hC'llcr suill'll to drin• tht' entries that :11r rrqu irrd in lllt' df've lopmcnt of lafgf · h lo('k S of cuai---C't:tll "pant'!< ·· fnr lon gwa!l ContimU'd un E -~ newly dcoveloped panel. Radar detectors help motorists "S HOWROOM CLEAN " " EXPECT QUALITY " 1977 Chevrolet Impala this view, a longwaU shield b.i being moved from a mined-out the whys and wherefores of mining coal. After surpassing I he l,IXXJ employ<'P mark in 1974, the Div· ision's payroll cli mbed a bow 1.500 in 1975 and Jumped to sllghtly morl' than 1,900 in 1976. The cmplovm enl total today is still just above 1.900. Wit h the start -up of the mines. a substantial number of Sout hf'ast ern Oh io natives who had tell the area for better employ m en t oppo rtuni ti es C'lsewh(lrewPrl' ablf' to n"turn to thPir homC'towns and secure jobs at Southern Ohio Coal. As th e payroll steadily increasE'd at the Meigs Division in the ymrs from 1971 until 1976, loca l govern· m ent leaders wa tched the situa t ion wit h curiosity. The area southwest of Albany where !he min es arc located-·around the communities of Wilkesville, Salem Center and Point Would the influx of new employees at the mines cause a quick increase in the populat ion of these villages'! The answer. as il turnt'd out. was " no ". For the m<J>i! par1, the employf'E'S hirE'd bv Soul hern Ohio Coal' s thrf'f' ci<'<'P mines have elected to remain in their home towns. and instead commutP thf' - - ,.I ., • 14/ '"' ' _.. -· . • MEIGS NO. 2 MINE . The photo above shows excavation work I progressing on the slope entrance 1o the Meigs No. 2 mine In March, 19'72. ,• �May 6, 1984 Pomenty-Middleport-Galllpolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. May 6,,1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo . AEP's Meigs Mining Complex... C<tnlbwed from E-1 mining. The division's first longwall unit, the west longwall at Meigs No. 2, began producing coal in December, 1978. The longwall at Meigs No. 1 staned operation in May, 198l and the east longwall at Meigs No. 2 began shearing coal In December, 19&l. Ineach case, however,nearlya year of lead time was needed for continuous miner units to prepare the long wall panels. Longwall mining Is seen by many senior officials in the coal industry as mining's trend for the future. However . before a mine can acquire the equipment for a longwall mining unit and use it successfully, It must meet certain objectives. First of all. the compa ny must have the needed capital to finance the acquisition of the longwall equipment. Starting a new continu - ous miner section would require an MIDNIGIIT SHIFI' - Workt·rs «'1""1 fur tht• midnight shift and prepan• to take tht• eh-· ,·ator do\o\on ttw t:»-foot !oihaft at Mt•igs 1\n. 2. Meigs County agent\ corner Extension notes ... By .JOliN C. RifF: ExteniOiion ,\gt• nl ;\gricuJturt•, Mf•igr; County POMEROY - Spr ing work ha.s been d('lay·ed all ov rr t hC' s taf f' dur to ra in . Working gro und too wf't can be a problf'm. Thf' machi npn· H'l ' us£' co ntinuf's to gPt bi ggt• r and heavif'r. R a ndall Rt't'd('!' , agricu ltural cngint'f'r at Ohio St at< • Uni vrrsit.\ ·. warns about potr nt iJ I problrms from soil rompacTion _ Lower lrvf'l f'ompaclon 1hf>low f'ight inc hrs l can l:)(' j ust R.s hi g a problf'm Js surfarf' compac ti on. Thf'rf' ar(' sf'vPra l th ings that C':XCf'SSiH' compaction dOE's to thf' soil. Thr biggC'st prubll'm rPsulting f rom ('Orll(Jaction is rPdurtion in crOp ~' i l'l ds h~ - as much Js :)() p<'rC~nt . Compaction thaT Rc'f'df'r is rr fr rring to is dw p down in 1he soil . but it ma.Y al so be nrar thr surfacf'. Com pac Tion nnf' tn tw o ff' pt drt'p 1s determinm b y· 1hC' total load JX'r trac tor or rquipm C' nt a :x lf' . Com par· tion nC'ar the su rfacp df'prnds on tin? infla tion prrss urr. The solution to surfacf' compaction ma~· rnf'an simpl y st'lect ing lirC'~ or ::~ddi ng duals to lhl' tirl' prPssun' ra n t'l(• rotation:-; hr lp pl'f'\'f'nl <Jnd soh'r compaction too. Shwp a nd Wormi ng ... As lf'mp['ra t un•s approac h 70 dPgrecs ,-ou Cd n start 1hinking nbout 'SOJTning ~·o ur ~ hP0p. Lunbs J rC' n01 bor n with int f' rn al (XIras il('s . Parasitf'S ga in cntra ncr \"iJ !WO ba sic I'OU!t 'S mo~ t thrOUL;h ingesti on \.\'hPn s hf'C'p gra\'t ' infcclf'd pastur(' or d1in k (·nn taminatt•d u·afl'r in swampY or rrurshy ~IIT'<t s. \Ytnptoms of parasitism <H t ' :.1 p.!l1~. chalk\' skin t·ulor ;_mU paiP g11 rn s . lips, nost ril ~ and f',\'PS ShN'P tlftf'n han • ; 1 characwr istic cough. 1fla\· st"our and P\'f'n tually b('('omr thin nr· Prrw cict !rd. Somr parA sites C~ IU S(' :1 nt J!i rra hlr• swr lling in lht ' 1hrm 1 rPg ion l 'sing t 'll'a n past Ul 'f ' Wl t h rot a t ion ell two tn th!'P('-W ('('k intf'rTaJs u ·j iJ ht' lp pi'('V('Jlt para sitism Wormin~ with agC'nH suc h JS PTZ (phf'noth!azi nf'), Tl-)Z lthiaJ_X' ndazoi P \ or Tr:1mi sol up to fou r tirnl's a _v t-ar .-• hould IX' f' fff'cti\'C'. ouUay of approximately $1 million, but the equipment for a longwall section would cost in the viciniiy of $7-$8 million. Second. the mine' s coal reserves must be in a configurat ion condu · cive to longwall mining . Longwall mining panels are commonly laid out in widths of 500 to 700 feet and in leng1hs ranging from 3500 feel to a mile. Finally , there must be sufficient coal f<'S('rves to last lor the life expectancy of the longwall equip· men! . The shear er, which has revolving Sf('{'( drums on <>it her end of the machine to cut the coal, commonlv has a lifespan of threeor four years. OnP of the great advantages of longwall mining is the total recovery of the coa l. This maxlmizPs the deep that equal or ~xc""d the avrragf' prf'ss un' at thr suriJrr. This ma.v romf' as a 5urpr isf'. hu t adding clual s to thf' 2m horsf'powf'r tractor pro bably will not h(' lp. Switching In four-w hrf'l clrh·r wi ll help. T his sprf'ad .;; thr v..·righ t ou~r two a:x l ~ rat hf'r I han co ncPnt r ~1 1i ng mos t of th at wf'ight on onP ;JX IP. Usf' of ta nd('m or trijJIP a.•dps is also t hr bf'st wa\ to rrdurr compaction under manurr sprrud· ers. frrtili ?r r s prrarlrrs ;1nrl g r;1in wagon s. • Soil m oist urf' is thco hi ggt>sl fac tor in compaction. So stay oH th f' land when it is we>! Eve>n though thP soi l m ay lx> drv on top, thp subsoil may contain an idPal amo unt of m oisrurf' for PxcPss ivc• cornpa <·tion. Duals help if you res ist the temptation 10 work wet fi0ld s. w hi ch would mln' down LJ tr.1rtor wit h single tirrs. Let the fid el dry out for an extra rla y or tv•o. lf you are buying a new tractor, consider onf' wlth four -wheel dri vr. Four-wheel drive hPips red ucP traction as well as compaction. Conservation till age and c rop Meigs' dt't'r kill high COLUMBUS. Ohio !API - A record o9.R12 deer were taken by about 260,00l hunters during the 1983-84 deer season. the Ohio Division of Wildlife says. The haiVest represent s a 13 (X'rcent increase over last week's ldll. officials said. Eight counties Coshocton. Musklngum, Harrison , Meigs. Guernsey, Athens, Washington and Thscarawas - each r eponed more than 2,00ldeer taken . which was bull! to carry the coal from Meigs to Gavin originates at Meigs No. 1. But as production from the thnee mines Increased, It became apparent thatthesinglepreparatlonplant wasn't enough to handle coal trom all three mines. In 1977, a 600-tons· p<'r-hour plant was completed at Raccoon No. 3 mine. Locating the second preparation plant at Raccoon No. 3 offered another advantage for the AEP System . Before tbe Raccoon plant was built, the mine was sending it s raw coal by truck to M eigs No. 1, where it was cleaned and loaded onto the overland conveyor. By washing the coal before loading II onto trucks, the Raccoon No. 3 mine was able to avoid trucking quantities of ash and rock FRUTH PHARMACY TWO LOCATIONS 783 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. 364 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. OH. OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday SUNDAY Another adva ntage is the increased production that is possible. A longwa ll crew will typically produce 11 A.M. til 8 P.M. thr(-'E' to fin" t i.m cs as many tons per pmployN" as a continuous miner section's crew. In add ition. the durabilir;· of the equipment means that th0 S<'<'lion can normally product' coal on a threP·shifls-per· day ba"s . Still another advantage of long· wall mimng Is the safet y which is afforded for the crew. 'The roof is supported by giant steel shields which are usually five feel in width and which can support 600 Ions of pwssun• apiece. The shields up<•ratr hydraulically and . at thrtouch of a button. movPforward lntothPcoal seam after the sheare r passes. Longwall mining today represents approximately 50 percent oft he Meigs complex' s annual produc· tion. 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That rednced the nwnber of trips that Raccoon's truck drivers had to mal«> each day, and substantially Improved the efficiency of the mine's trucking operation . With the conversion of the three mines from conventional sections to cont inuous miner sections, however, the two preparation plants began receiving more and more minute-sized or fine coAl. And, with production from the three mines starting to hit the 20,00! ·lon-a-<lay level on an increasingly regular basis, the capacity of the two plants was again being stretched . In 1981, the construction began to trans!orm th<> Meigs No. 1 prepara· tlon plant Into a 2,®tons-per-hour facility wit h features which Include a computer-assisted control center C<tntbtued on E-3 --------------~----------~ company's available coal reservE"S. redu ced for hea\'ing eq uipment . RMu cing co mpaction df'f'pt'r in thf' " oil is murh toughf'r For thf' pa st -w to 20 ~'f' ars. trac tors. combines a nd ot h~~ r pquipm(•n t ha vf' become biggf'r and hPJ\'ir. Fift y hors(' JXHA..-'f'r tr;1c tors clu not causf' much comi)('t ilion . HowPvrr, a 200 horsPpO\-\T'r. twO-\\"hrt-·1 Ll r in • tractor rna.\' crPa tf' press un •s J foot same reason, theovertandconveyor future, represent an even higher percentage Inasmuch as some preUminary tests have been dolt<' on the feaslllblty of installing a S<'COnd longwall at Meigs No. 1. Longwall mining Is a critical factor in the economic viability of the Meigs complex; without It, the cost of coal produced at Melggs wouldrlse toan unacceptably high level. Coal preparation Although production from the three-mine complex began just 12 years ago, the coal preparation process for thp mines has changed dramatically during that period of time. Initially, an &XHons-per-hourcoal preparation plant was built at Meigs No. 1 to serve all three deep min€'. The site for the plant was deter· mined because Meigs No. 11s the mi necloSPSt to Gavin Plant. For the The_Sunday Times-Sentinel rREPARATION PLANT The Meigs No. I prepardllon plant is shown above as it appeared In June, 1973, with construction stiU in progress. Jury will review high tech evidence NEW YORK rAP)- The jury ina young man' s manslaughter trial is scheduled this wePk to view the latest in high technology evidPnce : a comput er-produced video graphic purporting to show exactly how a fatal auto accident occurred. !.Rgal ex(X'ns say it will be the first time jurors in a criminal trial will be allowed to view a computer simulation or animation. and warn that such evidence m ay confuse JUrors or unfairly (X'rsuade them . The defendant is Michael McHugh, 18. the driver of a car that slammed into a concrete r etaining wall on the Moshulu Parkwav in the Bronx on March 13, ]983. Four teen-age lriPnds riding with McHugh were killed. and h<> was charged with four counts of vchicu· Jar manslaugh tf' r . If convictC'd, he faces up to flO years in prison. Police claim McHugh lost control oft he car because hew as drunk. but his attorney, Lawrence F'eitell. plans to introduce a computer ized animation which in stead shows that the car crashed after it hit a utility manhole that had beeo left uncovered. Because of publi city uru·cialed to the computer graphics, John Col· !ins. the judge hearin g the case. imposed a gag order on al!omeys for both sides early in the trial. However. the two Queens College physics professors who did a computer analysis of the accident and created t he video graph ics are not covered by the order. and both of them discu ssed th ei r work enthusiastically. Arthur Damask and Art hu r Paskin have been doing co mpu ter analysis of auto acddPnls for lawyers for more than two yea r s. but this will be the first time they control and sm ashi ng into the wall. Damask said. He said that if the accident occun·ed as the (X)liceclalm, the car would have been spinning clockwise - something he said thE' computer simulation shows to be lm(X)sslble wh~n lhe lawsofphysicsareapplied to what is knownahout the accident. The final ponion ofthefilmwillbe an enlargement of the simulation, Dam ask said, not unl!kean Isolated· camera in sllint replay in a televised football game. Pa ul Rot hstein . a Georgetown University law professo r . said computer simulat ium; ha ve been used in civil law suits to show how a pi ec~ofmachin cry works andhow it stands up to st ress. But he said rhis is apparently the fir s! timf' surh a simul a tion wiU be introduced in a criminal case or to reconstruct an auto accident. " There are real dangers in it, if it looks like m agic and it looks like a pertect reproduction," he said. "Wh~n magic is reprodu ced like that, a jury lends to get m esm erized or snowed bv that." Frank Therkheimer , a former federal pmsccutorwho now teaches Pvidence at the University of Wisconsin. added that judges will have to exclude computer · generated animation if juror s become confused by how it wa s produced and what it may or may not show. Both law professors said allou-ing such evidence could m ean technical, complicated courtroom battles not oniy over the facts of a case, but also how scientific principles were applied to the facts. For instance, not only will the professor s' qualifications as physi clsts be Important in the McHugh case, but their abilities and tech· niques as computer programmers could be subject to review. too. Professors Damask and Paskin charge$90an hourfortheirservices . but said they donated the estimated 40 hours it took to produce the computer graphics lor the M cHugh cast• because they hop<' it will lead other lawyers tohire themandother counsto allow such simulations into evidence. Damask. a special is! in collision physics . will testify about the computer analysi s while his panner Paskin, a specialist in m etal strength and fractures, wil l follow him to the stand . Tiley have done more than 100 computer analyses of accidents over the past two years, they said. Rather than relying on whal witnesses say. they look only at the physical evidence. putting weights and masses and vectors and speed and torque into the computer and figuring out what happ<'ned by the hundnedth of a second. I~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~~;;::;;:;~~~~~~~;;:;;~:;~~ (Continued from Page E -2\ and filter presses to solidify and compact the fine refuse from the plant. The plant's new addition also includes banks of froth flotation cells to clean fine coal. Now one of the largest coa l preparation plants in th<>natlon, the Meigs No. I facility Is unusual in that it has a low-profile design rather than the sUo- like look of most preparation facilities. The lower building Is seen as a plus for malntenanCI' purposes. The plant Is actually designed with four inde· pendent coal-cleaning circuits, each capable of handling 500 tons per hour. Similarly, a fine coal cleaning circuit was added onto the Raccoon No. 3 plant, and the capacity of that facility was Increasedto700tons (X'r hour. The two fine coal additions have improved the COTl•istency of the clean coal product being supplied to Gavin Plant, and that has resulted in Improved mainte· nance and greater availabllty for the two lJJO-mw gener ating units at Gavin. The conveyor system When the Meigs complex began operation, all of the coal from the three mines traveled to Gavin Plant by means of a 1o-muc overland conveyor which connects the two. Actually , some 15 miles of conveyor were constructed when the M eigs complex was being developed. The first five miles Is an for example, and 5.5mlles from that point to the generating plant itself. The tr ansfer points are equipped with belt turnover dPv lces which flip the belt over so that the side of the bell which carries the coal remains on the topside for the t rip back to the tail pulley. This procedure minim· izes problems with coal falling from the bel !line onto the ground below . The 10-mile conveyor fmm Meigs to Gavin crosses over seven county roads and two state highways, and also tunnels underState Route 124on its way to the (X)Wer plant. In 1982. however. construction was completed on a railloadout for the Raccoon No. 3 m ine, and sinCI' that time . the mine ha s shipped it s coa l to Gavin by ra il ,elimin at ing the truck fl eet that had been needed to haul coa l to the clean coal silo at M eigs No. l. llesides build ing the new rail loadout itself, the AEP System also had to construct a rail car unioading facility at Gavin Plant. And. a 33-milc sii"Pich of Chesapeake and Ohio track had to be upgradl>d in order to handle th~ coal traffic. Effects of recession n the closing month s of 1~2. OOwever, sevPre €'C'Onomic r------------ r;:;:;~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::- I' Affordable New Homes Ranch es Cape Cods Bi-Levels intermine conveyor that carries coal from the Meigs No.2 mine to the Meigs No.1 preparation plant. Both the fiv e-mile lntennine conveyor and the 10-mile conveyor from Meigs to Gavin are 48 inches in w1dth and have the ca pacity to ca rry 2,500 tons of coal (X'r hour. Both the five-mile and 10-mile conveyors were built with transfer (X)ints . It Is 4.2 miles from Meigs No. I to the conveyor's transfer sta tion. the !Continued on Page E-51 FHA -VA-FmHA Financing Available YOU CAN START HERE AND AT YOUR LEISURE AND END UP WITH THIS HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Ph. 992-5776 .rvO IT Ol'E.'V FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas, Rhododendron. House Plants · 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 8 Sun . 1 to 5 JUST ARRIVED 1Our New Cape Cod Model for the growing family Come tn and see our new Cape Cod model. 960 square feet of f 1n ished l1vmg area on first float expandable to 1440 sq uare feet. Elegan ce and qual· rty at less than $25 .00 pe r squa re fool. Model s located on Rt. 50 We st nea r Pi c-Pac Markel-592 · 14 18. HOURS : Mon .. Tues .. Thurs . Fri . 12 to 7 Closed Wednesdays - Sat. & Sun 12 1o 4 Kingsbury Home Sales, Inc. 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I've also assisted in getting a multi purpose building at the Senior Citizens Center with an offic_e in the basement using almost two-thirds grant money. I've helped obtam state property for industrial develoment, relocating and operating a de~ent an.imal shelter; investigating the most wasteful spending agency m Galha County, now resolved. And I have always favored using Revenue Sharing funds to buy equipment for road and bridge improvement on county AND township roads. Keep experience on the Gallia County Commission ... Vote to re-elect james C. Saunders, Republican, to the Galli a County_ Commi11ion . Pard by Candidate, James C. 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T hur!Oday f'venl nf! 7 10 Chu)"(" h SE' r Vk f'S each Su n d ;n at 7 JO p m EvPr vonf' "'<'lcomf' PAI!'>."T CREEK REGULAR BAPT I ST 83.1 I hrrd A VP Ga lli polis Rev {.rovf'r ( lu rn er pa s! or Rt>v E lbert McGhf'f' ,\ s soc Pastor B1bl £" Sc hool Sundav 9 I ~ a Mrs Sa mu el D('Xter ~~ Mrs m C harles Sa undNs Asst Supr M o1nJn~~: Worship 1J a m • Bible S tud y Cl a ss Sun day 5 30 p m MldweE"k Pray er Hour ron ducted by lhf:' Chu rc h A u xilia ries WM nes day 7 p m C ho ir n>h('a r sal WPd, 8 p m Mrs G(>O r~t· G llmOJ e, dl rf'cto r of mu sic Bu sln(•sss m<'E'tl n g h eld on F'rld 11y bf'for e lhf' first Sunday 7 30 p m Holy Comm u nlon on lh f' rlrst Sunda} A M F'or co nta c t o f thPch u rt h ta ll Mrs Ch rt -. toph er Andf'l sun Chu Jch C l<"rk 4 4 fl9{~7orF'orrPsiBor dPn -W:i 17f17 \1, a" Vmton a Child lt'• fun to "'" and play and laugh and dance It • hard to •fond and ll•rm Willis Funeral Home CLEELAND II . WILLIS. DIR Garfield at Ponemouth Rd Ph 448·9296 ' ••ffl And so on and on she prattlet m her own lnnonnt nd naive way Soon, however. her ques~lons will become more compleK and her parents will need all the love and wisdom they can Mommv r I love you Thank you for taking co~ of me Thank you lor cookies and milk and bm.d Pl~e give mt o dlmr for Sunday School I lib Sunday School We- •1"9 and Iough and learn about Cod WILLIS TIRE CO. ()btiUn " The Dayton T1re proe .. 1818 Eastern Av• Phone 446 1113 Fortunately we as paren11 are not alone 1n this endeavor The Church stands ready and anx lou• to help us train our children Through"wor· ship study and med1111tion W~e ca n lram to know what God requlr~s o( us Next week attend the church or synagogue of your choice The Haskins-Tanner Co. Mommy, I lout you 25 Court St Galhpohs S1lver Brrdge Plaza Spnng Valley Quality Clothing 11nce 1886 Dial 446 -0676 Fruth Pharmacy J. D. North Produce Co. Ope n Til 9 Every N1ght 364 Jackson P1k• Ph 446 6610 fro m Holzer Medrcal Center Sunclay Luke 24 1 12 French City Florist Monday 1 Peter , 3 12 Across 28 Cedar St Galltpolts Phone 446 9721 Canaday Realty .A~ L,.ooodo ~ 4% SWb Complete Farm Supplies 1 10 Vine St Gallopoloa The Empire Furniture Co. 1uesday John 20 t9 31 " Home of Quality Furmture .. Doal 446·1405 WedneSday Acl s <I Burnett's Roofing & Heating Co. 32 37 ~t.OHCol IB 446-3636 @. 'l5 :±'sod s:t111'1 ' "Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Care .. Thursday 1 JO illl 112 Eastern Ave "' 9ot~•fd•s Olin l F11day Gene Plants &Sons 300 Ac:t~ ~ 12 16 Bob's Electronics Plumbmg Heatmg An CondiiJomng Fourth Ave Gall1polrs Oh Upper Rt 7 Just south of the Holiday Inn Ph 446 1637 CH C RCH O F' CH R IST luo;t off B ulr , r!lf lh l on C'h.:ipll n rr\P Ph ..J4h l ..J'I4 M<tdrnP .1d dr(' ~<; P () Hox IOH (,a l l rpohs O il -l:mll H a dropl~lamll 'l0a m d.ulv WIL H AM IIIP\ I ~ t on PI J:l! l <tm 1hP8t blc AnS\H 1 s WOWK T V C h<l nnr l I I Hun t tn jZton \\ \a ~ und :l\ I \0 <1m St hf'dUit o l Set ' T(f'S SundJ\ B rbl r <lassl's9 !0 1m Mormng\\or' hlp lf l JO , J m f:l t IIIII ~ V\Oi!<! h tp 0 p m )OJ V.Jnl (! rn o nlh ~ \1. l'Ci m>sda\ B1blf' c 11 ~" ~ h p m Ju t ttPI\C' tht IJt P'4Pt kh publtc lll!1 11 !hf' Cil.lpill ltii Co uTtPr ~n dn.lmt .m<i • d drf' ~~ l o tbm r A c apr !IOJ , mgmg \\ {'t kh oh!<!t '1 a me• of t hr I o r d ~ Su ppf'r F: V....\1\ ( ,1 0'\ CH CRC H OF CllfUST 1:-.J l i!HI SIIA N I 1\!01\ I wmg1un JU St 1\('st o f Sr Bt liifl.J crrL"ftom Po q Offt ( f' l orn Hh oado. pt..,lor n ,lrtf'll Dodrill S S Su pr Su n dt~\ Sr hoollJ Ill 1m M m nrng \l.u1 ~ hpllltn Sun dnF\ 1 r1 tn,t:f,tngriJ S II < SPI\1 (~ t. Ill pm \\f'dnt-.dn \ rg lll \ IJU!h SJ I'. I('(", 7 1/1 p m unrl f'r HO XIP ( rr n wan:. M1d ll f' ~h Sl l\t r \\,dnBd,J; - top m H FS H / HF: C"\ IJ E TJ Ml IHO DI S1 l HUR{ II C 1111 tlt hl lf'ld Pi.l ' IIJI Su nd.n \1!111 n1n~ 'i unda\ Srhoul l O <.1 rn \\or sh ip II am Su nl,l\ ~ \PII t ng ~ , t \ t< t 7 \ll p m \\t'tlnl ~d 1\ C'holl )JI H t It h I ~ p ffi sf', , u E - 111 tJ m (,OSPF I UAPII SJ \It O lt l l l{rl S1 mw I L I homp\ 1111 p !"lo 'iu nd<i\ S( hl.lo l 1 ! lfJ 1m \l.or ~h 1p , , r~tu i \4J p m \l.l'd ntsd .n P r n r 1 Sen I<<' 7 Ill p m Cl AHh ( H A l ' \ I ( Hl Rr H ( hu k ( hu• r h 11 ot d ut Porlf' T Ph lnr lmH:>s 1' Jlti' Tson Sund.t\ Schrwl ll lU :1m (']<J<; S('S 101 all .tgPS Sunda \ Sr hool Su prr tnlt ndf'n l H rljJh Oill'r chon Pra t l TC<' Sun d en t1 I ~ p m und r r {llri'CtJOII o f l'h\ll ts Hu sst ll Sund a\ n lghrv. or stl rp-. Pt\I C(cil i p m SpPd al mus 1t tl\ thC' c hoir \\Nines d .1\ f'\ l ntng "•' r \ t('t'S .:J t 7 00 1\u r \tt\ Is j)J O\ Idf'd \oulhiTlf'f't n~Thu1 '- dl \ lf.J m rn chen gr of (J ltl l dv. a (is I \ ('r' 0111 l ' 11~ lcom• t o v.orshrp 1-1 tl h u~ :\ E" HOPE BAP I 1S I lot.IIUI nP tr H art 1~on HI ~j..j ~ und a1 " • t10ol 1ft ,1m h <.J n Hun l.;, upt Pt(arhln ~ 11 <1m r\tt\ ut tJpf Sun(l ,l \ "ESLF:l.\1'\ C' H UR\H <Jt \rn1 on Rus "PII T i.ll lor )J a~lor Sun d a\ S< huollO .r m l ll'n tn ~<.('l l llt 7 «!pm 1 h UI '-CI:l\f'lln tn l! \1'1\ t(f- 1() pm S)Jt t i JI mu , rr tnd 'mgmg t t( h m(>{' t tng 0 1 U K Y(,EII r IH l \\II I R,\Pl l "\ 1 Sund.n Srhno l 'I 10 21 m \\(IT ~h tp ~r r \ t{ " " Sund .n 1\lntng 'ou lh srtv C'f'S 7 pm I U('" d:.J \ Bob !'tt l t h .tdcr \\ 1 dn f'~ d n t \I nm~=: pr.J\f'r m 1 t trn_c ,l nd B1hl1 st ud • P uhiH trl\ 111 d HI fH~ I ( HRJ ST I \'\; (ii:IT fl f' l d \\(' '-'o uth Pnd 01 H1 7 Mt s~tu n SC' r\lC'f Su n(ld\ !(! p 111 l{t 1 ' ••o r gl' l tood mlnrq r 1 I ' I \<lll i'V.t )t llllt( S1 1 \EH Ht "\ FHF:E "ILl RAPI ISf ( Ill 11( !I p, \ A til IIIII< p.1~ t ur Str 1r I tlllt Su nil 11 Sr h1•ol Su pl Sund 11 S{ honl J(l 1 m M n r nr ng v.or !<!hl p I I 1 m sund.J\ '11 nrng ~ ~ r\t fT etl - \I I p n P t :l\f'J nw•I Tn "' lhu ro.; d e~1 7 1!1 prn 'nuth ~('I\ I t " rd nr ~ d .:n 7 p m C'o mr v.m"h1p1-1 tllu " S! l \f-H \H MORI ,\L F H ! t \ \ 111 BA PII S \ 1 1HB( II B.f'\ And Tf'\1 I'M -,nn 11\t r ~ • 11 Sunda\ S. hoo l Su1Wt ln1 Pn df'nt l t u.r~ \\ rllt1m so n Sunda\ SchOol !II 1m ~~ •n uti.(S£'1\I I P';'pm f hu r sd .t\ Pt.l\ f't 1111'1 I ng 11 7 1!1 p m E\<'T)o nc l.'.i lro m1 l o dl 'Pi\lcp~ \.A l i i: \ FR!- F: V.JLI RAPT I ST )O('d !l'd on P1oo.;prr 1 Hrl n1 <t1 Porl<•r P,Js 1111 R1 \ Str\f' Hol li n ~ Pr.J\ fr Jllt'('lln g .Jnd B tbl l Stu d\ C'lCh fu,-.sd<t\ <.t l ~:lOp 111 Sum! a\ S1 hnfll Pa< h Su nd n 10 1 m CPflrg l ( n it m.ln Sup l Su nd .t.., l'vf"nlng ~.;pn l et ~ 7 II! p m r;:, PrYonf' ""f'lromf' PO P! t\H H IDL C FRU \\ILL Bi\P f!Sf Ut i \1t1Ps IIO UI p a stor Sund uy Sc hool Su p H trold Ramsbur,g Sund <JY Sc hool 10 • m J-'rP ac hlngsPnrrea r 7 p m Thur<>dcl\ l'l a\lr ~r..,rrr ,11 7 p m E\f'l \Onr ...,f lc1 mt tu sf't\ itf s DH KF.~ I HA Pf L H a nnan I rar1 Rd Su nda\ School 10 .:t m 'oulh mu tntg h p m t hu1 rh Sf'r'I'II'P". at 7 p m RP • \\ rl llrm Rl r c hfl r ld Jr pa<>l o r Sf'rv lr Ps f ' " t 1nd thrrd SDiurd d aV<\P nrn gs ,11 7 10p m J. \l'r\Onf' ~'>f'l r o m ,.. I IOHr-.;LfF AM E 4~Pl nt:' S t1hPR rv Snlnmnn Uollf\ P ns l o r Sumh1 y Chu r1 h St. hon1 q I'• 1 m M ornln)O! \.\J o1"h lp 11 ,, m K\t, ( H LNIT F: n MF:TIIODl ST ( o~r l I ltch ft Picl )M slor I trs t and thi r d Su n de!\~ - 1-'rl'.tehtng 'L p m Sffond lt lld fou rth Sun d .n s Pn urhrng ar fl m p m SundJY S1 honl 10 .1 m SA i l M IMPTIS1 (_ H URrf-1 ~.l gP 111\ n 11 ld s rundl'r s p,1stm 'ou th P ~ ~ torR~\ \l tr\ Hi ll l {t(harcl\\ .:.~df'Su n d ,t \ S( houl Su[JI Kl'\ln " alkl' r ,\s sT Supt Sun(( I \ (llnol tl 4 Vt __. m wrth rll\~f's fnt :~I I 1gr' Mn r nln ~ p t l'aC' htl g s('t vlrr J(l -ill d m ~u • 11\ p r m rd r d for all mor nrng ~ ~ nkPs Sun rl ..t\- r11 nr ng SPr \ tt f'~ at i p m Junw r nYF m 1 nrstr rl n~ to c hl ldlt n Ill g' l.t dP~ ){ h mf'f'I S lhf' ~ f'cond and f ourth Su nd on~ ol lhf' m o nth al lhf' l' hu1 r h e~t fi p m v.llh J anf't Hul('h\n~ .1nd Hf' ll'nlu F hm an SC' nto r BYF mlntsiPrlng 10 l r and Sr Hl~h l f'f'<'n.lgcrs mi'C'I S wr<'kl\ at thf' c hu rc h a t 6 p m Prayer .tnd Blblf' Stud\ .. , PI y Wl'd nesda y a l 7 30 p m (hoi! pt at tlu fot 1ht• Sa !('m J u b[l('p Si n )i:t't~ f'Vf'r~ W(>dnf'~da\ P\f nln r.; <Jt lh<• l il urc h .11 h 1fl p m T llf' I .1dll's Ml ~sto n.1rv ~il'l\ mf'P i s a! th(' c hurch thf' ! hlrd Thur sda\ of lhf' m on th ,, , 10 a m \' ou a Jf' l n\llf'd roworshtp "'lth us L HUW N Cll Y UN ITED MF:TH OD I ST RPv 8Prnard Butcher pa stor Sunday S£'hoo l 10 .t m M ax Rankin Supt Su n day pr('a c hln~ ser v!C(' at 6 p m Wedn<"s da ',. pra>Pr Sl' r v l cf' al 7 30 p m BID\\ ELL UN I TED METHODIST CHURCH M o rning wors h ip 10 a m Su n da\ St::hoo l 9 a m MYF 6 30 p m TuPs du) You th Coo tdlnator , Joa nnC' Roberl s lR8 8561 Parsonag(> ph 388 8660 Wf' wei come vou to w orship with us PORTER UNI TED METHODI ST CH U RCH Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Sund ay Evc>nln g Wor ship 7 p m Mid wef'k prHyf'r and B ibl e Sludy 7 p m ViednPsd ay Par sonage ph 388 8660 We- wel co m e you t o .,..orshlp wl!h us WESTERMAN UNlT ED METHODISI M orn ln.'! worship 9 a m Su nd AY Sc"'X)JIO nes ~ a m MldWf'Ck B l bl(' Study 7 p m \ Galhpohs D1al 446-2866 Burlile Oil Co., Inc . • • Jobber for Unton 76 Products "Your Church Needs Your Support " ' Gall1polos BAIRDS 24. HR. TOWING BODY SHOP FREE ESTIMATES Changes in weekly church announcements must be reported to The Tribune office by 5:00p.m. Wednes• day in order to appear tn Friday's paper. d 1\ P lrSII !l,l gf' ph lHR N!oilfl \ \( v.t leomP vou ru I-IO J!; hl p v. rt h u <> An DISON F'RE E WILL RAPTIS I Sund.l\ Sc hool HJ .:1 111 Rllh.tJ d Barcu ~ Supl Rr c h.11d Nf'a ! Ao.;st Supt PH'<J< h rn~ 1 \0 p m He\ \\ 1l tPr Palti'Json p.ts 101 Publtc IS V.(' )COmf' Susa n Spn ngu Is C' hllr( h I PPOI f{ I I I RER I~ ( HAPE I Wid P m P ,1v. 1 Sunda\ Sc hooJ al 10 c1 m 1-'rPach m g ~N 1\ u>~ thr fil st and tht r d Sund cl \ nr,ght s a ! - 10 R E1. Paul M ~ll ll n pas t :J r E\f'r\Onr TS lmtll'd 10 a n r nd MT 7. \0 N BAPTIST Old Rt 7 Sunda; SC hool 10 ..t m M01 n1 ng Wo1shi p 11 a m F:\f' ntng woro; hrp 7 p m Bl bi P ~ tud\- p m V.f'dncsd.:t\- Rf' \ R l c ht~ r d Stf'<ll Pas1or N ursNy pr o\ rdrd .\ DDI SOt--; U N ! I I:: D Mf'THODIST C.1rl J l rch fl('!d p.a slo t Su nd aY \\ or~h 1p !'! f'J \ t(l J l 10 a m Su nd av S< hool 11 u m Sup1 MtkP Hu ghl.'s Jol' U1ummond lay h td l' r HOD\iEr U r\ IT F D METH OD JSJ Fir ~XK Pa~!m R1 \ William K Lo; S1 ( hurr h Sc hon! 10 <.1m V..o rs hlp 11 am II 1nd Sr ' ou!ll Pl'lluws hrp Su nday .1 1 ti p m Wr-dn {'-;d ,n 7 p rn C'ho lr pr ar tt rf' UM\\1 Ml'l lo. frr q T hu 1sds<Jv o f f'ach m onth HIO CRAN Ul UN IT ED Mf. THODIST 72~, l .lkl' D1 Donald R Mnt son pastor Su nda\ C'hu 1rh Sc hool Y UJ <1m Su n d.a~ \\o rsh lp SC'rlcf' \0 lO :1 m Youlll r~ nd Chrl t111 n s F r ll ows hlp a l b p m Su nda \1 (I NTf- RPOJ NT FREEW/1 L GAP TI S f C'HU H C H \1. E Curfm a n pastn r Sund <.n Sl hoot 10 a m Y.o rs hlp se r vJCf' dl 7 \41 p m Mrd Wt•Pk PrayPr sr r v lc{' on Wf'dn Psda\ 1t 7 :l() u m OLD EMORY FRF F:WI! L BAPTI S1 HlbiP Srud\ F'nd dY 7 :W p m Su nda) Srhool lll 1 m E t nln~ '-I'!'. l iP~ 30 p m f \f' r\ 11111' l S V..Pil Omf' ( l l F. ~ H I Rr BA I' TIST - Sun d<.t' Sc hoo l 11 (t IU 1 m f' YC' l v Sun d,l\ Rovmo nd 7.• rk lr Sup t 'A or sh lp sf' rvkP ~ ('<~e ll Su11 d t\ 1!1 Jn ,, m a nd 7 10 p m N u rSN\ f<1 ( l htrps \\omt' n s book slu d\ Pl.f'n Mnn dn 11 7p m B lb! r>Stud\ l'uchWf'dnt'sd:ty a 17 lfl)-lm \ oun gAdu ltBookSIUd\ r\<'1\ Thur ~ li <~> at fi \Cl p m WOlll('n s MI SS ((I n tn S.:K IPI) I tTto• t1111d Thursd.l \ a l 7 lOp m Rt \i W 1ll1am L Ub('l pa~I O I 1\ 0 RTHUP MT SS I ONAR\ RAP fi ST Sun1l 1\ Schon ! q 4'J d rn F r m::~ n r 11 ffil'f' n ~ Sup l E1 rn1ng Wnrs hlp 7 lO p rn W('dnPsd,l\ D1bi P Stud \ 7 \!1 p m Inn C'twpm,m past or !H E C' H LRC H OF ( ,()L) Of' PRO P IH C~ 0 I \\h liPKd o lfll\0. \ 100 C l ISSf'S hll .all <Jgf'" Pat HPn son pa-.!nr Su nd a\ SChool 10 a m luntor C h urc h 11 a 111 Mur n rn g Wors hip 11 1 rn You ng Pf'(I]JIE s Sc r v i(f' C hll drC'n s Church and Ad ul t Brb lt' Stu d \ 7 p m WPdn psd.l\ PR OVI IH ~CF M I SSIONARY BAP li S I f' Ht RC H - Sun d.n St hoo l 10 a m F vc nln!i! ""' o rshlp 7 p m W£'dnC'sd ,, ._ I'Vf'll i ng BtbiP s tud v al 7 p m Buslnf'ss tn('(•r!ng fourth W<'dnesd a\ of lhf' mon lh RJ( ha rd U nroe pas tor BU IA VII LE l H R I S IJAN C'HURCH B ul avl ll r R<l (~ m rlt>s North of R l l601 J lm(' ~ W Ru ss M1 111 SI Pr Ph fil4 ~67 7~ 1 7 off reP til4 I~A 817~ hOmf' Sunday Sc honl q 10 a Ill Morning Wo r shi p at 10 30 a m Sun day f'\.t•nlng wors hip 7 p m Wf'dnP-. d.rv n1 g ht stu dy 7 p m ~ outh m('('tln!Z s :m Monrla, h 10 p m l1! LL C' H APf: I C'O MMU:"l'IT Y C HLHtH J. 1 ~ 1 C..ll il po ll s RPv Noah Bur~pss pds lm '1unda) Sc hool 9 30 a m M orni ng Wor ship 10 3fl a m Sun day f'\f'fllll)O! Sf' I V)Cf' ill 7 lO p m Wf'dJl(>Sda y PI nPr m ('f' linll: 7 Kl p m f- 1\ IR HAVEN UN I TED M F: THODIST Kan.a uga Cafl Lltc hfl f' ld pas tor Sund a\ Sr huo l 9 30 p m PrParh l ng flr-. t an d lh 1d Sund.I VS 7 30 p m -.ec-o nd <1nd fn utlh Su nd ays 9 a m Wf'dnrsay PraYI'I mf't'llng 7 p rn PROSPECT ENTERPRI SE BAPTIST Dan IJa tl~ past or Sunda',' School Hl a m P1rachmg ev£>rv Sun d a} niJ.lhl 7 30 p m Pra ypr srr vlrf' Wf'dnt•sday 7 30 p m At 7 acrou from Ho1day Inn 446·4060 E t I ZAHE..i II f' H APEL locatPd ti rntl l s <>oulh of Gall i poli s o n Rl 2IR .11 R .H t oo n CrC( k Bndg(' Sund av ~ hOfl l P<t< h Sun d:l'r 9 :\0 u m Rro Charll's nrumftf'ld a ~ c:up1 a nd Br o Phil P! shr r ::1~ A<>sl Supl Wor ship Sf'T\ 1('1' Pac h Sund ay m orn rng a1 to J'i and Par h Sun d:n P\f' ntng d l 7 110 p m Youth E'"<'n Su nd n nJght !:i p m Pr .-.,..PJ and Blbl t.' 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Jn vr!es lhf' publ rr lo thP loJI OI'. tn g ~f'nlr o " Sun d l\ Sc hool .11 'I lOam Y.n r -; hlp sf'n rcr 7 \41 p m C>ach Sunda; 'o uth u t 7 p m t .J c h Mond.t\ Albll' Sc hoo l ~ C'd n f'sdav a ! 7 \4) p m Df n"i l Rob1•r1 s pas t or 1\F AO CH U RCH - P1 PaC h1n g sPrY ICf'S i 111 p m Pach Sun d .JV HP\ ( ,O m C' r J ('n ki n ~ p IS!Ot l mmn1 OF C'HRI ST Rldv.PII -S un da; l:3 1blf' Sr urh 111 a m \\orsl 11 p 10 .J~ 1 m l,', ors hr p h 00 p m \I.PdiH sd '' B1bl1 St ud\ ti OU p m B!bl f' r l .1 ~<; f' ~ for el l ag,-., ( omm unto n sr rvf'd PvPn Sund.J\ F'n r furlh<'r rnfmm.ttron ca ll \RRH~7q or 1HH m 9W~ N f- "s A t\ PTJS I Ioc.tt Pd EUREKA U NITED CHRI STI AN CHU RCH W a 1rt-n Wocxl}ard pas1o1 Rock y Je fff't s Sunday School Supt Sun cl<~ v School lO a rn Sunday EvPmng seJ \ JCf'S ., 30 p m Wf'dnc -sda y Pv <•ntng sPr \ Jef' 7 111pm JU BII F: F C HR JSTlAN CENTER Gf'Orgf' rff'k Road Rr\ I L emley pasto1 Pau l Poar Ch un h School Su)Jt Mornlr,~ W01 Church Schoo l 9 30 am <;;hlp 10 10 <1 m Evenm2 Sf'r VICf' 7 :l(] p rn Brblf'Stud yW('(I 7p m Classl'S for all ag<-s Th 1s ts a mlnrstry 10 ihPtOi a l per son N u! S('IY p rov 1dE'd for ""or shlp sen tees CROWN CITY WESLEYAN C H URC H RE v f'u:'CI Shocklf'\. pas! or Ph 2'16 6453 Sunday School 9 Jll am Mornlnl{ Worshi p 10 30 am You Ill m Pf'ts Sunda v f'Vf'ntnl': at b p m Sunda\ f'\P n l n~ "" or sh1p 7 p rn Chri stian Youth Crusad f'r s tCYCJ Her a id~ tgradf'S 111 Cadr1 s lgTa df'S 4 fil (',. erv Tur<>da\ f rom 7 lo H 15 p m s( Th P pub l 1r I ~ In \ II I'd RET H F. I UNI TED METH ODIS1 \'\ en shrp sp r v 1cP 7 30 p m Scocon d thtrcl rnd four lh Sun d 1vs Sund cn Sc hoo l 1 MJ 1 m coon Ph 446-4119 11 C o o k ~ Cha pf•l Rd Sund.1~ SchOo l q \II <1 m Chunh ~Pr\ I C<'~ 10 lOam Sund d\ f' \ Pn llJ! 'P I \ Ill' \ 7 00 p m Wt>dnPS d cl\ f'\r-nl nJ! sf' t\tC1 710 Y ou th m l 'r lln~ 7 W p m \\ f'rlnr- ~ rln Churr h p ho n<• 44ti Afl92 Mllll.rtf'd v.lth SoutllPrtl llapt Tst Co nH•n liOn Ro bPrt ( a l v in IT ]Ja sto r na .. td Hrov. n Supt 44ft Olflfl MORGAN CI:.:I\ 1 F.R l H R I ST ! A.N H O LI I\FSS CH U HC H - Rf'\ 1\ohll' Russt II pJs t or Su nd a\ Schoo l 1ll d m Sun d l Y l\ !_gh1 7 30 p m Vl r drlPsd n m g hr ';' 10 p m \ out h sf'rY\CPs Monda\ al 7 p m Evf'r \1 1111' V.f') CO m C' 10 V. OI Ship With US (AM P AJC, N FR EE\\ ILL BAP11 S1 CH L RCH Sund a\ q W a m Prrac hl ng ~f' r v rcP<> Pac h Sund ay ,11 10 lO a m b \ R l'v C' h 1rlf's Hr w l > 'ou lh f'ac h fhur <> da v al f, p m Prayf'J st'r V1Cf' and Blb l(' ~ tud v Thursd l Y al 7 p m fHF. SHE L I ER I N JESUS A RMS 113 Cc nlra l Avf' Jt lo (,randf' St>nltf' S Satu r d a',. n ig ht 7 \!) p m Fo r lnfor m a llun (a \1 Pas10r Rr\ Jo hn C Nic hols Jr 24'; 9471 THE SH F.LT ER I!'; II:.: SUS AR M S 20 mtl oul St Rt 141 <:~ r Ara br a Ohr o SN\lCf's \\f'dnP ~ d a\ and Sund av at 7 lOp m F or f o r ln form a llon caB R(> V John C N\('hoh lr 2 :1 ~ 9.J7S F'U\G SPRING MEUIODIST CHURCH St Rt 141 2 mile; northf'asl of Water loo Pll'tChtn ~ M'J'\ok'('S Satudra\ at i 00 p m Sun d.w Sc-hoollO 00 a m Sunda\ For lnformcll lon caU Pa stor HPV Thum 1an Bru m fiC'Id 64.1 0011 LILH I HOUSE f AnFR ..,Atr F 1\S SF.MR LY OF(,()[) Ht Jli(l 2 m TI P~ nnr lh of Rl 15 Rob Rlbbt'f' pastor v.f'lmmP<> vou lo ('O m C' and JOin t hl' bo<:l\ of l hrt sl rn out C h aris m a~ I r ln ll'rdf' nomln Jtlonal 11 ll am <>Pn [r{'S Su nd a\ Su nd<.Jy S(hon l 10 lOa rn Mmnrn g \\ or\ lp 10 Kl "f'dnl sd,t Y Sf'I\ ICI'!<! 7 \(1 pm 1\ 1 hurch .... hP!(' lf' ~u~ r hl iS ( I!'! LUid APOSTOlI C F'AI111 CHUR C H Bid v.l'l l Sl HI :lrH f- i:i lr V!(..., Road Sun d <iY SchOol'l :lO.tm Mo r n l n g W or~ hr pliA M F:vf'nrn~ f'\ a ngri i <>I IC' sr r \ lcf' s al h p m AI hi I' If' lcllrn g V\f'dnrsda\ at 7 OIJ p m P.1~ wr Sh Pt man f\ John son CE N TE NARY UNI T ED C' H R TS rt AN CH URC H Co rnN F ,llr\lf'V. ( f'nlc nary B u<t d D<t1rPII John son pastot l uck H oi I( \ A~s t Paslur Sunda ',. Mm n m g \\.or sh1p 10 .1 m Sun d a\ Pn nl n~<: spn lcP at 7 VI p m Pt.lw r m f'f'llng T huT s ar 7 lO p m T hf' puh llr Is..., f'lco rn p lu u II "'' n IC('S Cl N n NAH Y UNI fF_D M E THODI ST \ HUHl H H1 14 1 lf'n lf'n<llv O h ro P earl r\ Casto pas l or Sund.t \ Morn1n ~ \\'o r shlp 9 lft a m Sunda\ Sclloo l 10 «< .1 m SPR I N(,F\ELD MI SSIONARY nAP T! ST CHURCH Larrv Ju stus paslor Su nd ay Schpol 9 111 a m Sup ! C'llnr Fitch Su nd a\ PVf'nl nl': srrvl tC' a t 7 Alb ic Stud v Wcdn l'sd av f''-'('11\ng a 1 7 p m I<J N(,S CH APE l CH URCH King s Rd C1ow n C1tv RPv Joh n JpffrPy pasto r Su nd aYS( hool and Morning W o r shi p at 10 a m Eve nin g Wo r ship Sunda y 7 p m a nd fu Psda.,.. " 30 p m EH•rvone wplcom<P r Nay 6, 1984 AEP's ••• (Continued from PagP E 3) nlcess!on that was gripping the country began havmgd!reetfects on the AEP System a nd the Meigs mining complex Because of the closing of numerous st£'el mills, aluminum plants, and automobile industry-related firms, sales of electi1c power by the AEP System dropped by 13 7 percent in 1\R.! The reduced demand for electrtc power translated into a reduced need for coal And because of that, the Meigs No. 1 mine was idled and the Meigs No. 2 mine was part !ally idled m November of that year. In late December additional layoffs occurred at the Meigs No 2 mine, and in January, 1983, the Raccoon No 3 mine was idled. totally stopping pro:luctlon from the three mines Employees at a ll three mlnes were recalled m late April, when the economy began showing signs of Improvement, and pro:luc tlon resumed on May 2 11te mines today At the present time. the Me1gs No 1 mine includes seven coni muou s miner sections and a longwail unit, the Meigs No 2 mme has 10 continuous mmer sectlons and two longwalls, and the Raccoon No 3 mine has eight continuous miner sections Because of the tremendous siZe and lncreasmg complexity of these three operations, steps have been initiated to divide managenal respons1 blli ties for these opera !Ions Management of the Raccoon No 3 mine 1s currently being handled mdependenti; of the Me1gsNo 1 and No 2facUlties With the construchon of the Me1gs mining complex, and the subse quent additiOns and renova 11ons of both nurung equ1pmen1 and coa l preparatiOn facilities. the AEP System has made a $3lO nulhon mvestment m lhe economv of Southeastern Oh1o The coal reserves wh1ch Southern Ohio Coa l Co co ntrols m Me 1gs and Vinton Count1es are suff1c1en1 lo allow the company to cont muc mmlng opel atwns for at lpasl 30 more years The Mc1gs and Rae coon mmes lnlend lobe a dynarruc part of the Southeastern Ohio commuruty for a long lune lo come T R INITY BAP liST f' HUR CH - Cornf't of W<•st Co!I C'g{' a nd R 1dgp In Rio ( .rn nde RPv J ospph L Godw tn Jr pas tor Ser VI(£'S Sun day Sc hoo l for all a~ow s al 9 JO a m Mornin g \\ or sh 1p 10 30 a m Sunda y and WPdnpsda',' {'Vf'ntn~ sf'r Vt('(ls 7 p m N ursf'r~ p r ovl dt:'d du rin.'! a ll sf'rvkes Fur ln fm m all on tall .!45 9121 or 24!1 !1Jll 2 EDNA CHAPEL CHUR CH rf'f'ns Run Ro.td EvPrv S 11u rd a~ .1 ~d Sunday even rngs al 7 00 p m Ja m C>-. Qu('('n pa stor CAl VARY PENTECOSTAL CHlffiCH Clay Chapt:>l Hoad Titt> Church wh('f'(' the Book of A.rl s IS st ill hl>lng pn>a('hed Sunday morning !i£'1'VI ~ 10 am Sunda y ('Vf'llin2 ser vk'l' al tl p m Thf'Sdav Rlblf' Stud} i )} p m Thursda} Young PPOpil' mMrng at 7 l) p m Past01 David \\ hll<' F or tr.ms!Xlria tlon call 44<>7649 HA RR I S BAPTI ST - Rf'\ Ronnrp Urn Jpy pasto r Su nda y Schoo l WAm Preac h ln g 11 AM f'i1( h Sunda\ Youth ~ PT V[('('s WPd h 4:l p m Wf'dn{'sdav nig ht ser V(Cf'S 7 J0 p m V I NTON PU t L COS P EL - 41~ Main St V!nlon Sunda v School 10 a m Sunday nl g h1 S('TVlcrs 7 p m Thur ~d a',. !>Nv lces 7 p m For m orP Information or Jran spo rta t1o n ca ll Ca rl Stf'wart 179 ?770 DANVILL F. HOLJNE~'<l CHURCH located on Rt 32"> bl>rw('{'n V!nlon and L.anw;:vlllf' Thf' Rev Ben Wan .;; pastor Sunday School 9 .}) a m Bobby Larntll:>rt sup! M omml': ~~oo11>hlp 10 lJ a m lhJidl'('n ~ Hi.l ppy !lour h 4-"i p m Pray('r and Blb lf' Srudv 7 .'J) p m Mlsslonaf) meellnfi{ first Wednc'Sday of roch monlh a! 7 ~ A fl yer to explam to voters how retlremenl benefit s for elecled officials in Me1gs Cou nty a nd Ohio are accumu lated 1s bemg dlstnbuted In the count; Accordmg 10 the fl yer. all elecled officials begin accumula ting retire ment benefit s afler thP fifth vearof service m the1r posl s and benef1ls mcrease vearly wilh years of serviCe Elected offiClalsdo no I need specific periods of years to ret1re unde1 the svstPm andcanJ PI Ifew llh benefits aflcr the fl>e years of serviCe and lhe a lta med age al rellremenl Ihe fi ver pomts oul _____ ....._ .... IN PRAISE OF OUR L.ORD...JN Q-1URO-I1HIS YEAR STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., MAY 12, 1984 LEG QUARTERS Chicken LB . •••••••••• • CHICKEN Drumsticks • • • • • • LB. FRESH PORK BUTT U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round Steak • • • • lB. BUCKET CUBE Steak ........... .• • • LB. BONELESS Chuck Roast LB . •••• $}49 In area Wednesday A representative from thcofflccof Congressman Clarence M11ler will conduct a n open door sess 1on from 10 am to 12 noon Wednesday al the courthouse m PomProy Anyone having ques11ons concermng the federal go\ emmenl lS mvll ed to stop by tO diSCUSS Ihem WII h lhP representallve Cases dismissed Strawberries ..... . PAR KAY Margarine Divorce gran led In Me1gs County Common Pleas Court. Kalhy Fife was gra nled a divorce from Gary Fife on charges of goss neglecl Marrlagcs dl sso iwd were Pamela S Miller and Kell hE Miller and James F Po'-' ell and Rebecca E Powell Emergency run ThP Rutland E mPl gencv squad wenl to Meigs Mm!' 2 al 12 13 p m Thursday for Randy Tacketl. laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital Maniage license Freddy Keith Pickens, 28, Racme. and Edith Ann Salser, 24, Racine. were issued a marriage license ln Me!KS County Probate Court LB. •••••• BROUGHTON'S THRIFT KING GREEN BEANS, PEAS or WK Corn •••••••• 15 112 - 17 OZ. JENO'S SWEETIE lunch Cakes 12 CT. ••••• 79¢ PIZZA ····couPON···· Jury trial cancelled A jury b1al set for Tuesday, Ma y 8, has been cancelled, and 1urors need not report Donna Boyd of Meigs County Court announced today. 79¢ CALIFORNIA Three cases wen., dtsmtssed m Meigs County Common P lms Court DlssmlSsed were Farmers Bank ~nd Savmgs Co . versus Da le Hill Ford Traclor. inc • Aille Sunon and Maria W Waldmg V!'rsus Debra Powell dhaTheForTheAolhofYou Salon pm MORr.AN C'UITF:R W ESI EVAN CHURCH John Hf'r'Sman pastor Sunda',. SchOOl 9: lJ am Worship Sc>rvtce. 10 t<; a m Evenln!Z Sl'rviCf' 7 l) p rn Praver and 14'ai'll' Weredn<E'sday 7 :Jl p m EVf'I"Vonp W(')COmf' FAIRVIEW C HRI~AN CHURCH C('n lerp:>lnr OH E d Cmr pa s1or Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Sunday rvrnlflll 'lf>rvi<:'E'S 7 p m CROWN CITY CHURCH OF' GOD romf'r of Charles and Ga llla Sts luanlta Thacker pastor Worship and Sunday Sc hnol 10 a m Sunday evenlnfi{ SC'rvl('(' 7 (}) p m ThursdaY E'venlng Servi('e 7 00 p m MINA CHAPE L CHURCH KPvln John son pastor Sunday morning servlcf' 10 oo' a m Preachln~ Sunday EvPn lng 7 lOp m J;;veryonE' w<P lcom e- The Right I o Umit Ouantiti"" Flyer explains benefits DEER CREE K FREE WILL BAI'liST CHURCH on K oon tz Sa il or Road off St Rl 12r, b E>IwP<Pn Rlo G randf' and VInton Sun day Sc hool 10 a rn Sunday Morning wor shi p 11 IU am Sunday ni Rht 7 30 p m \\{'() nf'Sda\ n1gh1 pra\Pr st:'rV IC('i 30p m Rc\ Ll ovd F r) past or Da nn v St <tplt:>IUn Sundav School Sup1 'fh f' ro n_grf'g tlron In "liPS f'\crvo nl' l owo r shlp "'llh u s (, UY AN T ABERNACLE Rt 11H Sun d.a~ s.- ' v 1cf><. 7 p m Su nda y Sc hool \0 a m Pl a',.PI met•tlng Pach T hursda} 7 p m PALESTIN E U B API ST CHURCH Sco tt CWJ n S<>rv[c('S S.al urd ay and Su nd ay nt_g h ls lx>g1 nn rng al 7 Pach n1~h t RC'\ Jf'ssf> Jpffprs pastor P1 PLEA SANT SEVENTH DAY AD \ E N T! ST CH U RCH loca iPd on Rt 2 N Paslor Herbf'rt S1h rr As~rs l a nl Pas t or 1\llf'n St um p Saturda\ Bthl P Stud y q 15 a m Sa turday Wor shtp SPrv tcf' 11 a rn "••d ncsda\ Pra'rf'r m C'f'll ng 7 I~ p m F or mot(' I nform a 1!On call 44ti :.!bHH o r 104 f!9; tY- 1 (;U'\ AN VAlLE\ MI SS IO N,\R ' AAP 1 1S1 CHU RCH Pl.11form Oh a l Jet ofSI n r 1Ul .md St Rt 117 St f'\C'Thackcr pas 101 Sunda \ School <J I ~ 311 am Mo rnrn ~~: Worship 10 40 Sund av <'Vf'nl ng sprv!('(' at 7 p m WrdnPSd 1\ 1' \Pn tn~ M 'l VICf' I VOU ih pra\1'1 B1bll' ~ lud y r dl 7 p m Evf'r y onf' "r-Jro m f' MT CARMEl HAP l i ST CHU RCH Bldwf'l l Oh Pastor HC'\ \<JnCf' Wa rson Sund av Schoo l ~ KJ am l hu l"f'h s..n tt'('S 1<J ( h Sund ay 10 4 ~ am WPdnesda y n l~ht B rblt• Stud \ h p m Wf'dn f"Sclav n l ~hl pli.t \f'T mt>f'tm gi pm ~i I OLJS CATI-101 IC ( HURCH Falhf'r W11llam M yC'rs p.:.~stor S..llurd<J\ f'\'l'nrng m.ts'i ~ ll p m Ea rlv M orrun _g Mass on Su n d av~ fl d m and Jfl l} a m We • • DOMINO SUGAR 5Lb. Bag -$159 L1m1t One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Olfer E~p1res Sat . May 12. 1984 •• • ••• ELF CANNED POP 8/Sl • 12 Oz. • Cans • Llm1t E1ght Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Olfer hp1res Sal. . May 12. 1984 10.8 OZ. PK. ••••••••••• ••• • • • • • • COUPON ••••• • •••• •• • CHARMIN TIDE DETERGENT 171 Oz. Box $599 L1m1t One Per Customer • Good Only At Powells Offer Expues Sat.. May 12. 1984 TOILET TISSUE • 4 Roll Pkg. 99¢ L1m1t One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat May 12. 1984 • •• • • �Pome10y-Midclleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page- E-6--The Times-Sentinel May 6, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va , Cancer victim rallies from loss of eyes Johnson lus t ht •r .">('(·oml 1'\ 't ' t o cancer . Todav. v.:it h o.., hagh'Y bangs l h<JI nearly hidL• tht· pink sci.n fr om ,, ------ ' • .• *L~r- : ' • \ S\\'INCaN(; ,. \ (;,.\( ~ Dt •;uma .luhrt... un , .-.ix , :-.w in,.,~ in ht'l' ...d mo ly a nl wht•n • !-thl' ha..... 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Local firm sold products all over country in 19th century By J .o \MES SANDS Special Correspondent In the 19th GALLIPOLIS century. only a ha ndful of products made in Ga llipolis wer e sold in !'Very state in the Union. One ol "';;; ' ~l ::::.::;,~ ciftc which was "' , -,. manufactured by · . . th e P e t er A • ~- · l . Sanns and Son ...... Drug Com pany. We quote an lffiO Gallipolis Journal about this medici ne: "Sa nn's Rh<>u· ma Uc Specifi c Is a n .'rn r>dy tha! is being introd uced int o eve ry sta te in the U nion and is fast gaining a rf•puta ti on for its promptness and in all r hl:'u m at i c troubles." The son In the partnership was Jam es H . Sanns, who has bultt the home we lea l ure today at 240 First Avenue. This Victorian dwelling dates to 1881. • Jam es Sanns was an 1874 gradu· ate of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy and later graduated from the Maryland College of Pharmacy In Baltimore. Peter Sa nns was the son of John Pierre Sanns who built the house at 11 Court about 1820. John Pierre was the first of the Sanns family to come to Gallipolis. arriving about 1812. John Pierre was born in Holland In 1788. Peter and one of his brothers. D r. John Sanns. had e fri eienc~' Agriculture and our community Five Gallia County farmers cooperate in demonstration B~· BRYSON K Cc\RTER ExWn"iion Agf"nt ,\!(ri cultur and C:'o/RD Gallia County GALU PO U S Fiv<• Gall ia Cou nty· farm P r ~ Jn' roo perating wit h the L\ !(•nsiuin Sl'l \.'iCf' in a soylX'an dt"monstratum projrct th is s umml' r. T hl'\' arf': .IOf' Thompson . ChPsh irf': .krry Or•a !. \ 'i nl un. \ ' ic .'Ji d a~· . :\orthu !J: C 1rlos l'am pb\•11 J nd Frank .. nu;f' M11ls. Crown Cit v . Then• i..; cl four -fol d purp 1'-t> to thf>Se d t•mon~tr<J! i( ln s : First. w(• woul d like to show soybeun :,·irltl n"·;po nsf' to PK fe rti liza tinn at recurnm cndPCI <.Jnd red uc<:>d IP\'f' ls Sp.cond. WP ~lrt ' t ry 1 n ~ to obt ni n the h1ghr ' t Jl<>"iblr' ,·irld for -;n~~ tx-a n s pf'r <~ CTf' fnr thi' ~o il :J nd pm ·iron mflntJI con diti ons th a t I'Xis t . T hird. w p v.·, tnl to co ntinuedr m ons tra t ing t hl' rolr of so~· bf.an in a .Jo hnsong r: 1 ~s l'r:td icati on using con\'enll onal t!llage m ethods Fiv~ different seed companies have provided soyhean seed and this will also give "rea farmers an opportuni ty to evaluate variou s soybean hybrids that are available. We w ill bc m aklng moreinforma· tion availa ble as the summer goes along on these projects and a tour of "'vera! of the farms 1perhaps ali i wil l be held in m id-summer, givi ng .vou chathe nce meantime. to ta ke a first ha ndt look .a In I don' bPiicve farmers wou ld mind y ou stopping by and checking out the p er f o rmance dPmonstra tlon s. of the It 's a good idea to check your tobacco plant bed frequently to see if It needs watering. I know we had a t1·cm endous amount of ra in last month , bu t i t's my understanding tha t on late sown beds there is a much gr ea ter likelihood of the ground gell ing too dry so I pass along thi s word of caution. If you ha ve q uestions on grolA'i ng program. Fourth. in f'OOJX'ration with the soi I a nrl w :t trr co nsf' n. J t inn d is trict. wp .::t n ' a ll t'mpting th C' b0nC'fi r~ of w<"Cd cont rol s. then obta in your copy of a "Tobacco Production consC'r'Ya lion tilla g(' practices in growin g so_v bf>an s a s npPf)sPd t o Handout " that we have avaUableat the Ext ension Office for $1.75. toba cco - fertili zers, lnsecl!cldes, begun the drug business In J.B60 and continued until 1875 under that arrangement. In 1875, Peter took sole ownership and eventually added his son James as a full partner. The original Sanns Drug store stood about where the Haskins· Tanner building Is now located. It burned to the ground In 1!1!2 along with two adjoining bultdlngs. Those three structures were rebultt the next year with the Sanns Drugstor e moving up the block and Harry Frank taking over the old Sanns spot. From 1883 to the early 1890s came to a tragic end In early llfe. It seems Frank Sanns and Harley BoYle's son Fred, then high school students, had conducted electrical experiments on the clothesline at the BoYle home. They had run an electrical charge through the ciathesllne so that the Bovle maid would receive a small shock when she made Incidental ~ontact with the wire clothesline. One evening as Frank was passing through the BoYle yard to the shed In the rear where hew as to m eet MJster Bovle, he took hole of the wire to lilt It up to pass under it. the Sanns also operated a branch store In the bultdlng now housing The Wiseman Agency. The drug store end of the Sanns Drug Company was closed In 1894, but the Sanns Rheumatic Specific Drug Company continued for several years under James' son Wayne and his wife Dot who used the house at 240 First as their sales office . Wayne Sanns, who served as city auditor, died In 1936 and Dot continued to live at 240 First until her death ln 1965. Wayne and Dot had one son, Frank, who was named after Francis Sanns, a brother to Peter and Dr. John Sanns. Francis, also ca lled Frank, was killed in 1848 when the steamboat Blue Ridge exploded near the Gallipolis wharf, only a l ew feet from Francis' hom e. The son of Wayne and Dot Sanns, Frank, like his namesake, also It was raining that night and with a combination of wet shoes, wet ground, and a wet wire, there was a short circuit and 220 volts of electricity passed through Frank Sanns. His bodily functions were suspended. Called to the scene were Dr. Barton and Dr. Charles Holzer Sr. The latter had arrived only seven minutes alter the accident occurred with his pulmoter and after 10 minutes of treatment re-established breathing function to Sanns . But then the boy gave out one convulsive Inhalation and was gone. This Incident occurred on April 7, 1918. Ironically, Frank and Fred had been planning on joining the military two months later when their class was graduated from Gallla Aca dem y. Sands' address Is Box 93, Clarksburg, Ohio 43115. TIOS VIctorian home at 240 F1rst Avenue was built In 1881 for James and MagKJe Sanm. The Sanns' name would he 3Sil0Ciated with the dwelling untO 1111111, when Dot Sanns died. The Sanns Rheumatic Specific Drug Company had Its offices In the hou."" In the early part of this century. r;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::t NEED CASH? WE'LL LEND YOU THE MONEY LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY QUICK CASH LOANED 6 DAYS A WEEK VISIT US TODAY! 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