https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a489bf19f90c588f7ced2ee52e3fb07.pdf 63a70030a206452604cc2a2b4d9d149f PDF Text Text . • • .. ' 1983' Tou~ists, pilgrims j~in. search· fo~ addition~! 'quake victims POPAYAN , Colombia <API TourL,ts and pilgrims w ho' had ' come for Easwr e<>remonies joined soldiers and residents toda ydll(ging Local briefs Placed on two years' probation Cheryl Kropka PntPr<'CI" a ph•as of guilty to a chmgP ol il!Pga l procC>ssing of drug d--v ·umPnt s a nd was givf'n a srntC'ncf' of not IPss tha_n ~ i x month!'i nor morr 1han fi vf' \ 'f'i.l rs in thP Ohio RPformatorv tor Womm when sheappearc'CI before :JudgeC hari<" Knight in the Meigs Count~' Common P.lcas ( ·o_urt Th u rsda .\~P s<•ntcncrwilssus JX'ndl'tl · and K rupka was plaet'C:l on proba t ion for two y£-a rs.,~. .Thirt en forfeit bonds through rubble in search of victims of a , powerful earlhquake that shattPred this hlswfic clly. Casualty esr'lmates ranged up to 2!XI dead and ~ Injured. and more victims of Thursday's quak·a 1\'ere · 0xpected to bc.• uncovered in the debris. ThP nearby towns of Caj imio and Piendamo and at least a half dcr<en small \'ill a ges also wen• hit. F ive (X'Uplr W<'r<: reported killed and 50 injurt·d in Caj im io and Pendamo. Mayor Luis Gu illermo Sa lazar said there was a shortag<' of food. blankets . and espec iall;v drinking wn t('r, · gaso linP '!X" ll utx•rt S I <.~Hord , Pomf'ro:v , $10 a nd cos l s, each, stop sign v iola lions; i\shlc·v Hbhop, Middl<,:tort , S:l'l and msts, speeding. i\lso finr'<l wer<' Richard M elcalfr. Pam•svillc•: $21 and rosts: TrrP.-.a Cri .. p , ('(l() lv ilk. $2fY and cos1. both- on spc.•c'<.Hng ehurgPs; Richar'd J.: . Slum•. PIJmrroy. $,',; md costs, defrc·t ive exhau.st ; .James Bra tchPn . .Ir., Corpus C'hrlsti, Tex .. $2:l and cos ts, sj)('('Ciing; Thomas lla q)('r . PomProy , $:'> and costs, unsafe w hie le; · Arthu r Arnold, }' leming, $:!-1and eosts, speeding; Barbara Paxton , Pomeroy, $';and c·osl s, dPff·'< 'livP C'X ha ust; Donaltl Hrmlrirks .. Jr. , Sy racust', :lfl and costs. sp«'Ciing; KPtl h M cDa niel, (;a llipolis, $,'J(J and costs, thn.><• da\'S in jail , suspt:•n,drod , one• yf'a r prohalion. no drivpr's llct:'nSf'; Rieha rd Dar st. Chl'shi rP. F:lmPr B arman, Ru tland. $10· ancl costs r•l:lth, fa ilu n· to displa.v \'ttlid li4·('ns<• pl l:lt4~s; Sf(•vc n A. Mlllhonc, Tup)~rs Plains, $1~)1' 1 and cos t ~ . two ehl:l i',gr•s o(railurt• 10 display yalirl licr nsr pl~ll~s; l.C's Si m s. f)(•x l<•r. $:!1 and costs. fine suspended, . · rlisrmlrrly c·()nduet; A ll ·in Myh·s. 11"'<Nvillc, .l l.day suspended jaW ."'l 'nh•ncc , on4~ .v r·ar profJ<J I ion, co:-;ts only, mf'nacing threat s: T homas Crooks, Vienna , W. Va .. S J~ '<,Iing. $2'2 and ensts; Tc>rPsa Huffman , Nqw l-l avf'n. $7!") an d costs. rt•sriturion, 1!1 day s u sp€' ncled jail sf'nt f' nr•f', nnf' ~ ·· ·ur pmhation : .J('ny Swartz, Middl<'por1, :-i)X'ed ing. $2'2 omd cost~ . .~un.~el .~ervtce .~et Youth of th<• l'nrt land United Mc•lhod isl Church will presen t an EasiPr sun sri s<•tv iee al 7: :w1 p.m . Sunday. Th!' sc•rv ice will bP basf'd un Lukf''s m·counl of lhP PVC'OI S o r F:aSICI' f'IVC'ning on thp Emmaus l ~ud . The s<' tv ice wi ll includc• a drama. speda l singing. seriptun • reading and cong r Pga tional singing. Th<• .srrvieP will bf'pt·rcrded by a m ffep hout· for adult s and a n F.astrr<•gg hunt for youngslers , both Sunri.~e .. serr 'ice planned ··chri st 1\ri spn ", a play . w ill tx• pn'sf' nt c>cl during thr Eastf'r sunrL"'' ·sc'rv ie! 's nt lhf' Mr . 1-kJmon Unlh'CI Brrthrf'n Chun·h, T tlxas communit.\·, a I Ii: :JU a. m . BrPa kf'a st will follow wilh Sundav sC'hooi a t X: :n <Lm . w q' ;1ml"m orning worship a t ~ : :11 1<'(] 1a.m . ThPrP w ill bf' no C'\'l'ning st •Jvict'. ,... • Comm iII('(' .~pon.~or.\ /Jake .~at(• Tht ' M!·igs Count y -Ill Comm illt 'f' is sponsor ing a hukf' sa l<' Sil lurda,\' at 1\I'Og<'i·s in Pom1' 1'0.\ ·. Tht• sa il' wil l bP rrom 1ll a.m . to 1 (J.m . Morlf'.\' r aisl'<l will I)( • u...,t d in p._1r1 to st•nd MPigs ~·oulh to -1 1-1 cnmps Vt•h'ran>< Mc•morial Area J>eau. ••••••'''' ''"''''"'' J\~ ~--«ieds ..................... ~D-z-8 ~ -' Sports .. C. l-8 TV guide .. .. . ...... ........ ... Insert 00 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 01 . . . . 10 . . . Ohio •• Area deaths Ronald W. .· Middlt~port . a nd . lhi>d;,,P Wilso~ ·Han:c.v'·ancl M a·n · . Rup<' Starkey. StarkC'),. wa s widrl~ · known throughout t he count)· for his ac1ivitlC'!:i in gra nge'. HP was on lhf' board of dlrl'Ctors of thr Crange Mut ual Casuailv Cu. for 2:l yea rs and was a .c harh•r mt•mbrr of Columbia (;rangro :l-1.11. l!r was u mrmlx' r of the• Meigs 'County Serv ic·r's for Ronald Willi am Harrison. :19. Rou te L Midd lejXlrl, killf'd · in an l:I Ui o aC"c idcnt ocar Midd!Ppor·l Thursda.v Pvming. will tx• hl'ld a t 2 p.m. Sunday at thP Raw lin gs -Coa ts· Blower F unf'ral HomC'. ~ " ' Harrison was lxtrn Aug . J.J. 1!10:!. ~I P Wits Pmployed at Minr• 1 of the Soul hf'rn Ohio Coa I Co. He is sutv ivcd by his fathpr, ( ' l~dr• Ha rrison . Rout!' I , M iddleport ; his moth£'1' , M ts. Rla'nrhf• Pa rsons, Florida : sl0pmot hC'r, Nancy H ar r i son, HouiP I. M iddic' port ; two chilclrc •n, Scoll William Harrison and Ma r ia Ann Harrison. lx>th Houlf' I . Midcl leporl; two sisll •rs, Mrs . ( ;Pnt · 1 V ic kif' SuP 1 F. !lis. Ruui P I. Middle(Xir t. ' 3nd M rs. llatvrv rCa th\ ' 1 l·l ort'nt•r . l h<·shirf': ~' hrothf'r, Mic h;.w l J-\Pii h Harrison, Houtr I, Midci iPpot>l ; an :runl..l\:lrs. r:a IY I Cha rlottp I Ha rj~ · r . HoUle I. or the Communications WorkPrs Amcrica · Co uncil or P ub lic W orkrrs. A rthu r Evans. thr ou"ed OC gEA Cx('(·ui ivr dit'fl(: 1or who now is d ircc1or of ·t hC' nf'w union, sa id . OCSEA was r iddl"l bv politieal i nfighting a nd . no longr;. effeelivc. He predided lh<• new union wou lcf st r ip CX'SEA of Hl,fXXI meml,.rs. w ithin u ~ ·roar. Eig ht <':ills wc•n• <HJSWt'rt'd Thurscla ~· omd F r id a.\' m o rning b~· lc.x:a l ·un its, ,IIH' Ml'igs Counr~ · l·:mPrgt'll('_\' Mt'Ctica l Sc>nYil'PS rPpor 1s. . member of lhP Cat])('ntr•r Baptist Church . Sun·iv ing a rP hi s wi ff', Oma fastPr S1arkr .v: a da ugh iPr. Mrs. Ftov tW ilda MaP I Wiseman Harri · so~ville; four wa ndchildrr•J. 0ighl · ·shuttle' crew prepares for launch F un0ra l SPI'\'i('(•:-; w ill l>t:• hf'ld at :l p.m. Sunda)· atlh<• ll igon.v .Jordan FRIDAY Fun<'ral Hnmt · in i\IIX1 m ' with thC' TIL 8:00 Ru11and . FriPficb rna.' · !'a ll at ll·u· funf'ral hom!' from '2 to -1 ami 7 t o~~ p.m . Sa turda ~ · . R('v . On F r i<lay at :1: ~~ l: un .. IIH• l'om• •ro) ' UniH ook 13C'ulah F.wing from hf'l' rPsidt •nt'l' on Mull.x•JT?~ ' twP .. 10 lloli'..PI' MPdica l C'PnlPr a nd a r ti: 1X ;Lm .. flu' H.:t<'i nt• Unil look Carl S.:·hultz fi'Um M ilr 1-li,ll to VPh'ra ns 1\14 'mori;~ I llospil a I. Thursdtl\ ' runs.i nd udroO : !I:!"Jl a. m .. Pumt'l'!l\', f-l a i'\'PY Stal'k(W f i'Om rhl• P:omr>m~· I tt'•nll ll Can• Cf'n lf'l', to Vrlf•n.lns M<'mOrla 1: ~l: ~~~ a.m .. Middll'port . J.'r<lflC('s IIQ"' C'I'~' from StonPwood Apa r tmPnt s to VPII•ran,; M•'monal; ! : 4:1p.m .. Pomeroy, Todd Smith. W. Main St.. \ 'pfpra ns Mt•morial : :): m p .m .. MlddiP~I1, Fruncrs HOWf' l) ' from Stonrw()()(j Apartrnt' nl s to ll olr.(•r Mf'd ira l C'f'nter: ~~ 45 p .m .. Po nwm~· . l .oi~ ('ornf'll from Pomom~r Cliff A.partm&nts to Vct<'ra ns 10 M f'm orial ; !1::,1 p.m ., Midd lt>~Jrl, tn MiddiPport Hill a rPa !-.C'l'nl' of f:ttu l ;Jr•r idPnt . KPnnPth ll ai'!IP~ ' lakr n to VPlf'rans Mt' morin l. By ·KEVJN KELLY 'lbneli&iilnei.Staff . GALLIPOLIS~ "We'rejust...llf'trJfled Is the wond here at the post,' ' a grim Lt Ernest Wigglesworth commented after the fourth traffic fata U!y in three ;w,c!lkS had occurred in the Ohio Highwa y Patrol' s GaUia-Melgs coverage area. ~ . Randall W. Harrison, 29, Rt 1, Middleport, was dead on arrival at Veterans Me11Jorial Hospital !ale Thursday night after his veWclt" had been struck h€ad-on by another aulo near Middleport . The driver of the other vehicle, K enneth G. Hartley, 32: Rt. ·2, Pomeroy, was cited by the patrol for dr!Jnken driving, making It tbc third ~onSECutlve I •. • Donald Shu<' c'lfficlat i n~. PARKING ' THE p.m . Sa turda.1·. EASTER BUNNY .WILL BE AT THE Jolm P. ,Hot~~la><hdt .Johh Philip Hoocht.<h!'lt. Hll, Fon>sl ltun , diPcl F"ricb .\ · mornin.c:<-~1 l hl' homP o il nit'( ·{' , Mr~. ·Ronald · nr~.vnoltls. P~ mf'ro.' · · 1\nangp. nw nt s a rP IX' ing m nrf1 ' hv lhp Ewing Fum' rlll Home. ltospilal. · Born at Ca rpl'ntl'r. h(' wa:-; <1s<mo f · ···--·----- ------ . ~ - POMEROY BURGER CHEF ... Sophomores must take tests · M eeting In special ses.•lpn Wed · ncsday night, t he Soutf1ein L ocal Board of Education voted to require competency tests for all lOth graders of the district . · Supt. Bobby Ord sa id !he testing program will give teachers, I he administration imd the board an Insight Into lhe effecti veness of the curriculum and p1:ovlde lnforma·. lion for Improv ing the currlculu111 . The board also ag~·ee<f to adver· tlse for bids on a new 'TI pas~enger school bus. . Couple wqnt.~ lo l'n~ marriage Ma~n. Edward M . Pom<'t:oY, and Tamm)· E. Ma r tin, Ga llipolis F'err" ·; W . Va., han~ lil<\1 for dissolulion of their m ar'ria g0 in thP Mt•igs Count ~ · Com mon PIPas Court. Return woman to Meigs County :\1C'igs Count y s hPr iff' s dcputiPs W<'l't' f'nrdut<' to .lam< ·stown. N. Y . tfl(la)· 111 rPiurn l.inda Williams .Johnson to Meigs County . ' .Johnsonwas t{'('Cnll)· Indicted on welfarl' fraud charg..._ by a Melgs 'L'ounty { ;,·; 1nd . JUJ~·- Sh<' \\·a ivf'd C'X1radlt ion aftr r t:Jr.ing ~l'l'l'sted by .'lew Yurk polic!\ She Is l'XiJ<'<'Il'CI to appear In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court Monclav . · Th<' shc •rlff's depm1m<•nt is' also Investigating thc> tlil'fl of a roll of barbed wire fl~m a pasture field al thP Hilda While farm, Long Elotlom Route L ' Must pi,·k up packets next week RUTLAND RJRNITURE'S .APRIL ' STOREWIDE SALE • ·STARTS APRI~ 4TH Keep your eye · open for Rutland F.urniture's Fly~r Coming Soon In The Sunday Times-Sentinel. .""' . 11 A.M •. TO 1 P.M. ~NO 3 P.M. TO 5 P.M. - . THE BUNNY WIU GIVE OUT FREE TREATS TO EACH CHILD IN ·ATTENDANCE. • COMPARE AND OiECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY . Tree packels and· ground c()Ver plant!; ordered from the M eigs Soil and Water ·eonservallon Olsbict Ladles Auxiliary must be piCked up on Tuesday, AprU 5, from 7:30 p.m . untO 7 p.m . or on Wednesday, Aprll6, from 7:!!Qa.IJI. untll6 p.m . at the SoU and Water Conservation Dlstrtct office, ·Jocated on the second floor of the Farmers .Bank buDding In Pomeroy. . ' NOWHERE ELSE. BUT .. ~. " ' '\ EASTER SUNDAY -APRIL 3rd •BRING YOUR OWN CAMERA .. FOR~· PICTURE OF YOUR ·, CHILD WITH. THE BUNNY.· . -- . ' ' T -- - ' death related to alcohol this year. . . : Despite a . tOUgh~ slate ; OWJ . Jaw . and strictPr enforcemehl 'by the (i'alrol and ()ther .agencles. the . <;udden SUCceSsion of deaths p~les Wigglesworth, commander of the patrol' s Gallipolis post. "All ofourwork Is aimed a! requcing fatals, and we don'! get It, It's frustn~ting, " he salp. "It's sort of a ' heck lfyou and heck If you don' I situat iOn, but If I puU manpower off· (U.S.) 35 and put them on (Ohio! 7, it could start .a ll uver again on 35." Two of the· fa tals - Involving V icki L. Kittle, 24, 2216 Eastern Ave., on March · 12, and l1rry K Frasher, 27, Rt , 3, GaUipolls, on March 26-oce\lrred ~ on 7. The lhlrd death, Randall W. 23, · ti:.wlvlng · . Rt. 2. Racine, also hap~ned March 21i, but on Ohio - 3..'l8 ncar Racine. . . · . thP F'rashi'r Incident. .DW!ghi· P. Gi·t'<'i·, :WI. Henderson. W .Va ., driver of the ot·hcr vehic le, lac~> charges of aggravated vehicular h.omicldc and no operator's !i('('flse flied by the patm l wllh Ga ll ipolis . Clly Solicllor Douglas Cow les' offl~ late last we<•k . An appeara nc0 date has not been set , pending Greer's release from HoizPr Medical Center, where he Is being treated for injuries suffered in thr accident "It · Three of the acc idenl s have been alcohol·r'Ciated. Wlggleswm1h said. \"al rol policy mandates that blood sa mples laken from drivers who have taken a )n test a t lhe scene must be sent to th e Ohio Dt'parlmPnt of Health laboratot}• for analysis. ~ WlgglcsWorth .sald 11w lab has !hi• ability to bt:r'iik ·. samples down Into nttmPrllus component s,. and he Indica ted that In the three alcohol tt>la tNi "' " "' "'· a "rush·n JSh job" has bPrn rrquestrd . Lyons· and Harrison's dPa lh' CK'Cutrcd thr same wPCk Col .Jack Walsh. pati'OI sup<'r lnt endent, announcnlt hat rura l t rftffi c df'aths cwre redum:l 41.2 (X'rccnlln J~l over !he pr v vious y>'ar. I "'rsl y<'ar. l h<' pa trol committed It self 10 a ;, j)C 'IWnl l'I'<IIICtiOn In l mlflc deal it<, and the Gallipolis 110'1 achievrcl an 11 (JC'rccnl r ate, Wlgglcs wm1 h sa id. Cont inued on l'age A ·1, CAA .offers fuel bill aid Soviets reject Reagan ar01s lilllit roposal CHESHlRE - The Gallla·Melgs . Community Ac tion Agency an· nounces that !he HEAP E mer· geney Assistance Program Is still available to help area r esidents pay lhe!r fuel bills. This program will accept applications lhrough May 15. 1983. A one· time payment per healing :season of up to $200 may be.made 10 eligible appllcanls. An Individual who has ri'Celved a ~lsconni'CI II was the Kremlin 's first offi cia l reaction to the U.S. compromise since II was offered lo Soviet arms negol iators In G~ neva, Switzerland on Tuesday. Gromyko. holdi ng his first Int er· national news confercnCP in the Sovtel capita l since June 1979, said Re~n·s latest proposal would give NATO a 2'h· ID-1 advantage in med lum·range nuclear warhe.ads , over the Soviet Union. He gave no figu res to back his asserl lon. UntU now t he Reaganadmlnlstra· lion had Insisted the Soviets dismantle all their mlssH·es aimed at Western E urope In exchange for _ _.~;,anccllng !\!!\TO's planned deploy· MOSCOW (API- Soviet Foreign . ment of 572 new AmeriCan rockets Minlsler Andrei A. GromykoSat ur· there beginning late this year. 1 day rejected President Reagan's lts new offer Is to negotiate a latest·propoS..Ionllmltlng medlum· ceiling on warheads for the range nuclear mi.Ssues In E urope as medlum·mnge·missiles a~d rl'du ce "alEolutely absurd." the planned NATO ~eplotment to " If the posit ion of !he United !hat number lfthe.Sovletl ul bacl< States remains as It ha,s been slated, their arsenal accordingly . . there Is no chance of an agree. "This Is not a road to peace or ment," said Grom yko. who Is also agreennenl - on the oori'tral'y," first depu!y premler.'"Therefore.'lt Gt:am y ko scoffed. ''The gulf bewould be a good thing lf the U.S. tween this proposal and an agree. · administration adopted a more rrient will be even wider. ' Asked U Moscow would retaliate objective attitude on m~t lng the requlremenls of equal securtty and If NATO goes ahead with the taking Into account all the legit!planned mtssUe deployment , Grom ate inlerest s ollhe Soviet Union ·m yko .reiterated lhe Kremlin's and the other counl rtes"' of the threat that " The Soviet Union wUI Warsaw Pact . have to·take steps IO'prolect Itself." FREE nurial w ill IX' in thr Sdrool 1.01 CPm('h•J y . FriPnds rna.\ · r·:rll at rh<' Mc,moria l · DWI related (atals frustrate patrol ' SHOP Ofridatinf! at Sunda,'v' .... PI'vici•s will IX' thP H••v . l.lu.vcl Crimm. Buria l will bC' in M ii P~ C'f'mf'tf'n-, V<'l <•ra ns consi dered arfilation wi1h another umon f( ,r morf' than a year One of • . ·:· I ' the union:-; l:x>ino ,.. C'OnsidC'rrd was ,I grcat .g r and('hildn•n and Sf'\'f'r<J I ni<'<'f'S e~ nd nr•plH•ws . B~·s id ( •S hi s parc•n! _.., Hf' wa s }>l'('f'f•d('(l in c\{'a fh h.\ ' a daughh' r , Wanda Francf's .Jonrs: a sish•r. .Jrssir . I ('~V<'ll. and thn'( ' hror hrr-s . l·:verrll , Emm<•ll and F:ldon. at ,. . nwre unions 10 bargain on beha lf of all of !he state"sesl iinated 150,0:0 to 17o,OOO public worker s. " It is a va lued prize." MeEnlee sa id. McEntee sa id public jobs · and sa lar irs arc threatened by culs in governmrnt spcnding " Now. more than ever, Ohio publie empiO)l't'S need I he protec· l ions that a union contract can give them," h0sa id. OCSF:i\, which rcpf!'sents 17,!XIO public workers slatPWidr. has DON'T MISS THE FINAL TWO DAYS OF OUR nr• phP\\'S. noon . • t# v.ias .:1 Sunday schoolt eaclwr and a Ponwrn.v. wd l known ('a rpPntrr . EASTER EGG HUNT A large turnout of area children came to · the Gallipolis city pori< Satur· day morning to tr-y th~ir luck al findi~ 2,04 eggs hidden by proxies for the ·Easter bunny. The event was sponsored by the Gallipoljs Retail Merchants Association. Boy Scout Troop 200, led by Steve Tht iss and AI !'iarris, assisted 'in the event. <WI\, IJut last week 's boll b.v OCSF:A staff members to the new union r hangPd that. " Only 1\FSCMF. has prrserved ih<' right of OCSEi\ membPrs to But Best sa id 'l'hu rs9 c1v .lhl' lati:'st ·<-lppruvv affil,tat ion. " . Bf'st ~aid . OCSFA .'d ups chrekoii list' s~owed · Hr· <:.wlainr'<l Hl"t ·an a(riliation a ~ .inc rC'a SC: if} mrmtx>rShip du;·ing· agrrrment ivoulrl hi ' presented to lhP ~asllwo wrrks. rh•· ocsr·:i\ tJOard Apnl In. If the The ball if' among !hi• unions has • agr('('ml'nt is approved, it wi lllhen br0n fuel('(] bY, in! rod uction of a lx• volrd on b~, cl(~\l'gatt~s and the collecti v<' ba rg:tining bil l in thP grnr ral mPmbership at an ()('SE-A---·· l.egislat ure that wou ld allow one or convPn 1ion in mid-M ay·. member of National <:ra nge. He ' 6 were destroyed. (AP Wirephoto) . a nnouneP fmmar ion of a nf'W union. or Hitn t•\· E. ~larkc•v. , ' . and waler and sornefunes oot knowing whattodo. An estimated 1,000, ll<llasi'S In the city' of 200;000 per!llns Ohio, " said Ger ald McEnlee. presi· dent of AFSCME iniPrnallonaL " We will also brthemost effectlve." . The announcement of t he possible affiliali on ca me al a news confer· ('n!:e held in the same hole1 su itc thal was used last week by the Communka I ions Workers or America · and OC'·SEA dPfrc torx to Pomona Gra nge•, ;I m<'mbfor lht• O hio Grangp 'hav ing sc'r'Vrod as a ofn('f'l' for a numiX'I' or ~~C'ars and a sf•vf'ral ni<'CPs and . hope to joinf~rces UDIODS COLUMBUS, Ohio <API Officials of lwo public employCP unions sa.v a merger would prOOueP the largest public work~rs' group In the sta te: Representatives of thr Ohio Civil ScrvicP EmployPCs Associa lion and the American Fcderption of Sta ir. County and Municipa l E mploye.,.;; bcganJhpgolia ling Thursda y on an affiliation .Ihal could br e<) mpl ~tcd by m ld ·May. Lesli0 Rest, OCSEi\ presidPnl, said member' would havC' 1he f'inal say on 1hr mergrr. " If OCSEA decides to join AF'SCMF.. we will bccomr not only the largest public employee union 'i~ UI'PU rPsid('n l . dit'(f Thurs<la~· at'tf'l' ' Story on.,Page A-3 . . . . QUAKE DAMAGE - Eatthquake sm'vlvors wander lhrough the streets of a devastated neighbor In Popayan, looking for loved ones, searchlng lorlood .' ' · .. tmts ..ddioCaracol. -- ... Harris~n . seaspn·preview Ohio tax revenues increase in March Story on Page 0.1 1 · Spa in, Panama, the United States. Ecuador and Venezuela also have promised aid. In Popayan. 21<; m iles southwes t of Bogota, mon · than J,OCO homes and other buildings, including l hP Roman Cat holic cathedral. wei'!' destroyed , officia ls said. M any fa milies spent th<' night in the streets in makeshifl sheltPrs of ~l astic and slicks. ~l 'hr lR-S{_>(_'O nd tremor m C'asuring 55 on thC' Rich tC>r: scalf' hit at approximate ly HJ;, a.m . local time. coll"psing bu ildings throughout this prov incia l ca pital of 200,0:0 people and sendi ng panicked residents into the streets. T he ent ire ceiling of the cat hrcl· ra l, which da tes to Spanish colonial limes, collapS<'CI on som e 21Xl worshipers. killing at lm st1opeopl0 and trapping about iOOothNs baseb~ll . mrdical llan·f'.\ ' l<a rl StarkP\ ', X! I, H.UU.!l' -l , Answer eigh 1 ('nwrgency call.-; ' ..................... : .... A-% Stale-National ................... D-1 l'unrra l hom<) from 2 ro -1and 7 to ~~ i\dmi1 h 't l ( 'hariP.o.: II . Tht ' is~ . H;r~ ·inP : Sh i rlc ·~·· ('rl'mPo lns . ' Cnolvillf'; M i('ha el Dwaynt• Sorls l'r . Hacin0 . Ui.'<.·haq..:t'((.. J)onald Crimm , ( :lad., ·s Cucklc•r . ' Alonr; the River , .............. 8-HI . ' - r Locai ...... ...... ................. A·~ The fi rs t of a numl:n of aid shipments, organized by !he Inter· nationa l Red Cross. arrived today at the ait]JOrl in Cali. 92 miles norlh of here. from Canada. according to ~alki .ilg along ~ r hig~wa.v whill•·.·lnt(lxica tecj, ~a nd $~ J;ln.d cQst ~. ' · a t 7 p .m . ..• Story 1111 Page C-1 supplic~ . ThirtC<'n· d<'fendant s forfeited lxmds - 11 of them on sp<nling charges - in ·the court of M eigs Count y .ludgr· Patrick O'Brien Wednesda y. Th•· group included Alvin Myers . .Rr<'dsv ille, $47Hi posi<'CI on a di sordPr iY conduct chargP; Wi ll iam RusS('ll, Ral'iiif.. $66.:x t, hit skip ; .lnso:•ph Cnngioloso. Newport , Mich : Ca)' Dorsey, Wrllsv illr ; Hmr~> D<>rs<•v II . Wr\Jsville: Virgil Griffith. l.ong Bottom; 11obPrt Smith, J?<.·lpr~. r :a f)· Thomas, Wooster; Sh irle.1 · Dietz, Coperlino. Ca li f.: Troy Durham. Middlepor1; Ct>rald Ham ilton. Parkersburg; .)amPs Shucl. Rawlings. Mr.; David KrawS('zyn. Pomrroy,a ll$4h.;;tleach,all IX'Stl'CI on sr.x'<'<l ing churges. F in{'(\ in t h(· cou 11 Wf'dne·sdu _v wPrf'.Jamf's Williams: Parkersburg, $t2 and msts. »JX•'Ciing; Cat herine Cross. RaeinP, $10 ar41rmsts. failure ro displil) v~lid li~ n S< ' pJatc; .Jerry Cauley, Pitl sburgh,Pa., $27 and r<•sl s. ling; Willi am Hurst, Grrc•nu p, K y., $Wand costs, .<(X'< 'Cling ; .John Casto, Pomeroy, $179 and costs. OvPrload ; William Bart~·r. 1«-<,lsv illr\ $~1 and msts. speeding; Edward Grlffln. Owf'nsvillf'. Ky _, $24 a nd u_~s h ,sJX'C'tli ng : Waltf'rl.et•, Jr .• Middleport , Easter l:l nd Major .league ·Tooay's Times-Senliriel . no llrlca tlon or has IE.•ss th a n than a IU day supp ly of fu el and Is unable !o get fu<'i dell vcrc>d would be ellglbiP for t h~ emergency asslsl · ance If !hey mee t povetty guideline<. Applicants must present tota l household Income vet1flca llon for Ihe past 12 m onths , o shut-off notice or ri'Cen.t .fuel bill. and social si'Curll y numbe rs of all household me mbers. U.S. won't-sell plane·s despite angry response WASHINGTON ! API - The Reagan administration says it will stick to II s refu sa I to deliver new F ·l6 warplane< lo l sraf'i unlll that country's fOI"('('S leavC> Lebanon . despite an anJ.,'lY response from · Is mel and crlllclsm at home. Israeli officia ls wPre sa id to br ln funa tcd Frida y by Heagan 's di'Cislon to block th0 $2.7 billion sa le of 75 of I he new warplanes, and In T el Aviv , F'orclgll Minister Yllzimk S haml r .ca ll ed t he m ove "regrettable." " Th<' , American gove !'llmcnt knows that we did not enter Leba non to capfu l'!' li s IPrrltoryoroccupy II, " ORDER8 WADED WEAPONS - U.S. Marine Commander Sham lr said, IntervieWed on Israel J - M. Mead, from Booton, Mue. lells reporten Frldey that he has T clC'VIslon. ''We entered 10 dlsperSI' ordered Marines oet'vln1 with the multinational· peacekeeping- -·-·and ees tro y I he t erro ri s t force lo carry cliP" In their M-16aulomatlc rifles for the llnttlme. Mead · organlzat ion." said the order foUowed an attack on a Martne patrol March 16 and , He &<~ld that I srael and Leba non wamtnp lrom Lebaaese annylnlelllr;enoothat moreattacksareUkely were "close to agreemenl " In tiielr occ;ur. (AP Je•e: pboto). ' troopwlihdrawal talks. u.s, w In Washington, Democ ralic prvsl dcnt ial cont ender WaiiPr F'. Mon· da l<• sa id he was " disappointed and disturbed " by R<•agan's <k•c!slon. Citing Sov iet missiles now in Syria . he sa id l hl' refusa l to sell Israel the flgt)ters undermines the adminls1ral lon·s sl ated lntenl lon of counterIng Sov iellnfiuence. "For months, the administra tion has been lnslsting.thatli would nol usca n armsemba r,'Oaga lnst Israel as an Instrument of fore!'"' poi'lcy: The Reagan ad mlnlstt·ation was eorrcct ear·ller - and II is Wtllng today," Mondale sa id . The I srae li Emilassy In Washing· lon Issued a stmement saying the presen~ of lis forces In I •·ban on was for "lcgli lma le self defense agalnsl PI.O tPrmrlsrn ." " We do · not covel an ,. Inch of L eballCS(' l ~rriiOJ V," I hP 'II sraells said . · · GO~P, Derris dis·a gree,on impact of drop in jobless rate . . HAR~ By MERRILL . AP Labor wrlier worker~ business .,gToop - . the National Association 01 Manufact{rers. - voiced rear of further rises in ·, The ranks 'f I he dlscooragcd - tho:ie nol counted among the unerriployl'd because they'.l(e > . . ' WASHINGTON (AI!') -A minuscule decline In the unelljployment. abandoned the search for work - a lso held steady a! unemploytl'Hint .ate has ' led tile Democratic Party · Co!J1mlssloner of Labor Statistics Janet L. 1.8 million In the first quarter of ,this year. and the AFL.CIO to charge that \he mucl!·heralded Notwood saki the 10.3 percent seasonally adjusted The report sent mtxed signals. economic recov~ lackS )/1e vltaHty 10 help the clvUian Jobless rate ;_ down from 10.4 percent 1n Allhough ·wor!<ers' hours rose over the month and 11811on's 1U mUllon Jobless. Febtuary - demoostrated " moderate Improve. total manufacturtng employment went up ~.!m President Reagan's chief spokesman, the chair-· , ment." But she also acknowledged tllat the change gain, tHere was no m ove by dlscouragl'd workers to man of theHepubllcan Party and the-U .S. Chamber likely "1statlstleally lnslgnl!leant." resume the search for work. Such an e~panslon of the . of Commerce disagree with that' auessment, The latest showed that 11.4 million people labor force had been expected becl\~ the jobless tnunpetlng the 0.1 percentage point dJpp ~I~ · remain otrlclaUy llm!d as unemploy€<1. The total , . · tradltkinaUy have renewed the hunt for work JISflirtherevldenreotagmulnebuslnesrlturuarilund. . number of Amei'lcaftl with Jobs held ~dy at the whenever economiC prospi!cts ~htened . . • Reectkxl to Friday's Labor Department rep«t en ~ •.99.1 rnWIOilleYel that has ex'lsled for the past \ White House . cleptuy press . secretary ·Larry the latest national jobless ligures came a1o1111 several-monthS. , . , · . Speakes, traveling with Reagan on the West Coast, · predktable party and factlonal llni'is, although one • · : ·• ,. • · said: " All In aU, we find these flgufes extremely 1 . waS" . ' figures ., en<,'DUrdglng." The latest jobs report. he contended, Indica 1es " continuing progress" towand .economlr. recovery., Repullllcan Party chairman · Frank Fahronkopt, hailed the report, representing the second oi'CII ne 1n three months, as proof thai Reagan's promiSEd economic r ecovery "Is happening ... !he president Is getting the job done." Richard Rahn, chlef economist of the U .S. , Chamber of. Corrunerce, said the report• showed that " l~e cun-ent rerovery Is becoming wldesP,read ." But Democrats and theAFL.ctO lnslstl'd too many people remain out of work, and~ that 1~ administration Isn't doing enough to help them . · . ' ' l ~I l' .\ \, �.. .. ' Co.n lmentary and ' ~~ . f Bm~ ,.,.....,_,'---r'r"'T""'&ii!!d·~ ~v · 325 Third Ave •• Gallipolis, Ohio 111 Cuurt St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 1614 1992-2156 1614 1446-2342 ROBERT 1.. WINGF:TT Publi sher PATWHITEHF:AO Assrst(tnt P~blr s h l·r·Cunlnllkr . Exet·utJ Vl' Etl rll'r "MEMRJ<:H nf Tht· 1\ .~ .~ •w•ah•tl f'n · ~s . N••14SJI:IJM' r l'uh l isho · r~ l nlamt Hai l}' l'rt•ss A s~ •wiu h u n 0111d 11\1' i\mt •r lt·:ul A~StM ' ht ltl lll . I .E11't :HN fit' l• t•JN ittN 11n• ~· · l · · • u•• •• d . 'lill'y ~hu u ld ht• lt 'l>~ th;w 300 14 tonl .. l11111: . All an· Stlhjo·o·l lu •·•litin,.: <1111 l mu~( hr .oit:no·rl ""'th n:mlo' , ml1lro•ss a u1l h·l··rJim tll' lltlmh•·r . ~~~ uusit:lll'tlldtt-r~ wiiiiH' Jtnhli~he•l . l,d lt·r .~ shuuhl h.· in l-( 11ud las lt ·. :ultln ·s~ irl j.! ldk r~ I issm·s. nul ~ · rsmwlit w.~ . .. f ~ Re01ernber killer trees I f I . t . .· . . ~ . hlm, Immediately a cry was heard that Adelman was "too-young." He • was "InexperienCed." He had no background In "negotlatlOOs." Adelman wasbornlnChlcagqon · June 9, 1916. It would he diffiCult to f!nd many men of Ills age with a better background hi education and experience than . Adelman can bring to this post. He received his masll!r's degree from Georgetown, Unlvers!ty In 1969, and then spent two years In Kinshasa, Zaire, doing research for the doctorate In political theory he was awarded In 1975. .In 1976. and 1977 he served as assistant to the : secretary of defense. From. 1981 ·to 1983 he se~ with · the rank Or ambassador as deputY pe~anent represen: tallve to 1JJ1: Unlied Nations. In this· capacity he was constaDily en· the country ? The pn:-s idcn t 's designaliun of WUiiam D . Jshau s lo head ltle Reagan is willing to F.nvironml•ntal Pmlr'Ction Agrncy iRdica tf'S I establish at l1•ast a raradr or conf'f'rn for th ation's environmental futur e. But Reagan's r hf'lorir throughoul !he EPA scandal of recent weeks strongly suggi'Sts thai hi' still em brae!!' a fund amental philosophy toward !he. issue of env ironmental proiCCIIOn which ls uninformed al best and rPI rogrcssivt) <.1 I worst. · To !<•mp<'r lh<' euphoria whir h the Ruckrlshaus S('iccflon has Inspired , ; it' s well wort h recalling thf' cvpnls of October 1900 because they rcpresefu · lht' most romprr hmsiVl' rx;JOsilion of the pre»;idcnl' s view on ~ '. PnvitonmentHI pt 'OIN:'tion . During a S!Pubenv illr , Ohio, campa rgn Sfl"'.'Ch on Oct. 7, less than a month bl'fore the pre»;idenlial PIN·Iion, Rc>agan proc laimed lhalln-es and plants arc rna jor soun ·cs of air poilu! ion lx'CauS<' "r:rowing and dPraying vPge tation in ·t his land arr rPsponsiblf' for 92 pcreenl or thr oxidCs of hil·mgen :" · . .. · , . . .•· ~ . . . .J1f•ugan 1tpp<.l r cm l.v hild .eonfu:.;(d nit rous ox id{'1 ;l"·nafurul·p!Tl(Juh' or plant rC'spiration, With riitrogf'n diox idr, a. h al--<.~rdous a ir pollutant Pontaim"(j in auto PXhaust fumps·and in Pmision.o;; from indus! r ial facilit iPs. 'l'hf' candida!< •'s ab)tsma I lack of knowledg£' of - and serious con('('rn for - th<' C'nvironmf'nl W<J S further illustralrd by hi."i conjec tun~ in thf' g~ in issues dlrec!lY relating to .r ypars of aulomohi l<~ driving or things of that kind · tha t peopiC' arr so ConcC'rnr'd about .'' Wrong <Jg;.l in . SU lfur dioxidC' emissions from the volcano ra ngr from !i!JO tons ' to ~. lXX I Ions p<'r day, accord ing to government sc l<'n'l;sts. compmwl with ~ UXXl Ions of sulrur diox ide Pmissions daily [rom all man -m ad(' sourec•s . Whllf' cynics Wf' r f• pmm olin~:d0kf"S about lhP " kill f' r trc'f's " Rti'agan oolievi'd · W<'l'<' asphyxiating lh<' population. lh<' ca ndldaiP was . compounding his ~ robi<'m s. During a l'ampa ign slup In Youngstown. Ohio. on Ocl. K, Rragan' s staff r C'lCaSl:>d a sta lr tllf'nl quoting him as ~yi ng hf' bPiiPvrd air pollution had br<>n " subslanl ially coni ll>li<'d ." Th<' chah'tnan of tho• California Air H<'SOU!l'Ps Board r~sponded by blunlly sta(ing thai Rraga n dlsplaytxl "a Nmndel'lhal understanding-of thP lwallh problf'ms of his former conslilut•nt s in Los AngPirs who arf' : str\lggllng 1hmugh lh<' 10th da.v of 1he most st' vcrc smog alert slegP of,I hP · vcar." Thf' justifka l ion for rrWunlin~ thoSf' ripsodrs of 2'h yC'ars ago__is that lhr p!Y'Sldml has o[fprnl no Pvldr n<1' whal<'wr of any prugrammat it·. policy or philosophical cha ngr in the field of t•nvlronmmal )Jl'Oil'Ci ion. , Indtnl. lhPrf' Is subslanl lal rv idcnCf' !hal presiden t vif'Ws his ll'('f'nl ti'Ouble»; at EI'A as lh1• prri.:Jur l of ·inPpl managPmt•nl and poor ~ubl it• relutions ri:l lhr r than !h( 1 n~ult or substanllvr inadrquuci('s. If RuckPislmus Is to hi' more !him window dr<'ssing at EPA, somt' tough quC'SIIons drmu_ nd l"x:ptieil answt•rs frorl) l ht." Whltf' How-il'. Wllii1U('kd shau s bf' abiP to substantially " 'build !he EPA prohry·am s, hudgrl and tX'rsonnl'i which l hf' WhiiP HouSO' has mrlhodif'aliy drrlmah:xl in rt.X'(' nt yra rs '~ Will i!ul'kd shaus IJ<• allow<xl to rr pll'f' lh<' to~ t'<'hl'lon nl F.PA CX<'CUI ive»; - mosl ur I hpm )J<I illltli!gt' i!ppuinl('('s and Indus! ry apologists - with pmfr~s ion a l s sr l' ious l ~1 cummilh·-d to earryi ng ou t lhf' ngPnC'y's sta tut ory mi ssion ·~ I I' •. Will ltle .lustk·p JX'p;Jrl incnl abandon lis p;Ji h'rn of fooldragging on ' cr as<'S involving clvll und erlminal violations of fPdPral law'! ;~ EPA is only mw ol !he guverrun<'nl agm clrs which lhf> Hragan administration has cynic'all,v transfonTK'll from an institution dPvoh'll l o serving lh<' public Int o a prol['('tOr of W(•allhy and pdwprful special r •• lnt r rest s. - ----·-- U ndPr tlun•ss. fh(~ J>IVSich•nt may havP OO•n forNxi lo makf' an cxCC'plion in thr ras(' of EPA, but hr probably rem ai ns f("rrifi<'ll or lht.' f, ' ·. country' s " killer lrws. " Berry's World .... .. t r .. t !! " Honey, I want to ask you a · very· Important question - do you think · Ronald Pleagan will run again?" • .:· Today .ID Jiistory Today is Sun(lay, Ap1ii .1, the 93rd day of 1983. There are 272days left in · the year. Today's highlight In history: . On April 3. 1936, Brurio Hauptmann wus executl,'d tor the kidnap and. murder of Jhe Infant son~! aviator Charles Lindbergh. On this date: ' In 1776, Gen. Gror·ge Washington rreelved an l)onorary degree of doctor of laws'lrom' Harvard College. · • : rn 186l. Pony Express servlce began between St. Joseph, Mo., and : • Sacramento, Calli. · · .. •• 1 ;iv~.~ ~~~~~~~t~f:{ occupied the Confederate capital or Richmond. : In 1979, Menachem ~n became the first Israeli prime minister to visit ' : • Cairo, the Egypt_ian capital . . ·.----Weather:------' · _ _ __, Steelworkers · save · Thunders. · torms on Sun.rl, uu; 7 ,. p.m. T company millions ES WASHINL .'ON- All the alarms major trouble Is brewin·g between gence analysts expect them to seek thai have been raised about El Syria and Israel. On February 25, I the answer In Lebanon. Salvador - where President Rea· · cited Intelligence warnlnros that the So the American M arines may gan Is blundertng Into a military Russlans probably would provoke a find themselves In the middle of a miasma from which there Is no Syrtan-lsraellciash. There are now contllcl In which the Sovlets have a sa tisfactory exit could be signs o! mllltary preparations on huge stake.. Even 11 a m ajor apppll ed more logically to both sides. ' . explosion can be avoided in LeLebanon. · 'The ease with which Israeli banon, there are sure to be a There are no American combat planes wiped out some of Russia's spatter of lillie explosions. The troops ·In El Salvador, but In most advanced missile batteries ln rival factions in that tragic country Lebanon the dauntless U.S. Ma· Lebanon has the Sovlet ~rats In are stlll anned and eagl'r to tines are sltthig on powder kegs ·a Iizzy.. They face li-e appalling massacre one another. .J!mld smoldering Incendiaries. The posslbUlty that the SAM mlssUes, This raises an urgent question : Marines were supposed to leave on which their tactical miliary How SjlOn will the Lebanese army Ia$ Decem!!er. Now the Reagan .• ; doctrine depeiJIIs, are obljQ!ete. be able to po)lce Its own tenitory admlnlstrallon Is s,aylng they m ay They have rushed their latest, and let Amel'lcan forces leave have to remain at least a year after mOdl!led missiles to the Syrian without risking a descent Into I sraeli troops withdraw. And thai forces, together with .select Soviet chaos• The Stale Department, event does not appear to be crews to man them. This ls the best laking Its cue from the Whl te Imminent. air defense the Russians can put House, Insists tlie Lebanese army The fighting In E l Sa lvador Is not up, Can the Israelis knock out these will be ready to . rake over its likely to erupt into a m ajor batteries Joo? The Soviet generals responslbllllles quite soon. conflagr ation. But In Lebanon, desperately n~ to know. lntelll· This cheery assessment is not Play ball and authority have to ·g o hand· In Rain spread Into Ohio Saluqlay morninl( ahead of thf' low pll"SSUI"(" c'C'ntc•r. Six hour ptl'Cipitalion tolals for lhr pc'riOO from 7 p .m . F' riday ·IO1 a.m . Sa turdaymorningranged from O.IJ Of an Inch al Findlay to 11.1 11 of an inch at Cincinnafi . St'vcral places rcporl<'d.a a ........,........ \ · traded or hurt,.he stm gets ~.cro Sudsy Brewing_ Company., Is protesting the call. The umpire tells him to put his mask back on. " Here comes the pitch - a grounder to second baseman Blp Doctorow, who tried to corner [he copper market last week - he tags London and then throws to first for a doubi!' play. "Two out, and Fernando Gravos comes to bat. Fernillldo was not expected to play today, .when his prlva.le Gulfstream III had engine trouble In Tampa. But fortunately he hitched a ride In center fielder Max Newman's Lear jet and suited Dawkln~ thiro; ' 'Th osP s:1v ings an• h1•lping u:-.; ~\/ Ill I h(' war ugai nsl in('fficiPnc v_ ;md riSing eosts," RPdli1w said ~11 ct lu nchron held 1his w"'k to honor :IS (' mployCf'S wh,o canw up wi t h SUC('(>SSfUI ('OSI ·('Ut! ir1g ))!'OposaJs . "Now Wt' haV(' an i'.'\t't'i!Pn! o ppor1unil~' lo l'Pbuild WC'irlo n S!Pi.' l into a sl rohgl_\ <'Oill J>f'l it ive, indt · dPgJ'('('!; at Toledo . 1 The iwtion\ weather MONDAY T HI !OUC H wf.:D'\11-:SDA Y : Chance• of show<·rs Monday lhmugh Wf'dnPsday. Highs in thf' mid lo up]X'r 4lls Monday and g('llC'I'ally :l!"l to O!l Tur•sda~' ami Wr'<.lnt•sday. Low s :~ IO :t.l Monday and ;~5 tO4:l TuC"sday and WPdm-sday . Wisconsin and sout hf'as t MinnPSota. Skif':'-i wrr~cl(~a ring over thP Crf'a l Plains, and rain show<•rs hf'adPd towa rd lhP norUwrn Pacific Coast today . ·state's March tax revenues increase Prt'NS Wril-4•r COL UMBUS, Ohio !AP I - l;ov . M;rnagrmrnl, sa id Friday thai lhP slightly hir:h<'r than dc 'S ~iiP Pstim a!rd l'('("<' ijJI."i, "Wl'' rf' just Hichard Cr lt'Sif''s administrHtion h:ws brushf'd asic.l<: RC'publir an ' ahoul wh0rc we though! wf' wou ld lx•" a t thi S"poin~ ln I he rise:..~ ! yt'ar. claims !ha l slight ly impmv"l Sen. Sam S]J['('k. R·Nf'WConcord, March tax rl'vPnu·Ps indica ll' signit'ieilf'd fis..,rurC'S from lhf' I A'gislativP canl f'COnom ic I'I'<.'OVl'ry . Budgl'l Orfice, an arm of lhP William .I. Shku r1i. dPpul y dim·· l...t•gislutu iT' which OJX'I'Uif"s S('partor of thl' ()ffi N~ of Buclg(' f. and aldy from OBM, show ing Mai'!'h ' w.orke·rs fi.led s'UI•t . pension £Or ~ e .· • . : · · · · . ·. WHEELINC. W.Va. !AP I - A · disputP OW'r pC'nsion tX'nC'fils for WC"irton StN~l Co. work(' I"S lnvoiv('<.l in a .stOt.·k lakPOVl'r plan ha s gdm' to lhl' rc'drraJ ('QU!1S, ~-VhP!"f' J'h Patrol. •. (('onl inu<'<.l rrom I 'ug P A l J "·All of thf' nlf'n's ({for !." ;uv focuS('() on rr'()u C'tion," the• eom - ma ndf'r sa id . ''Th<' drinki ng clrivPr i."i a t t hC' top or ou r PH011s, and will tx•." Wigg\c'sworlh sa id figurPs an' not ,vPI aVa ilablt• on l h<• palmi's Sc.•IN 't ivr T1 ·arnc f: nforcPm<'nl Pro g-ra m !ST I·:P), 'lnst iluh 'Ci in No vPmtx•r 19R'1 to in('n•as<' DW I al'l'f'Sl s. Thr qu arll'rly pt'' l'io<l for sl atistir al · comp ii (J!ion t•ndi'Ll Thu 1'Sda~' . hP Pxpla im'(l . Howf'vl'r, a nol h<'l' prOJ.,TJ ·am Hf'porl Evl'l)' r>an1:wrnus Dri v~ · r lmmfY.UaiPly j Hf-:[)0!) - ha ... not had lh<' d(--sirf'd C'UC'('f in 1hi...; an·;1. " WP hiiVt'n ' ! shown a n <lppn'(:i;l biP inc n lnsf' at I h is IX>inl . ThP fact is, in M Jrch , wr f'l''('t•h '<'d ,only ow ' · rq)(ll"f ," Wigglt-sworth so.1id of HI-:1101. · in V:·hiC'h 1111 ' p;!!l'fl l omd ot hPr agl'nc if':-; lakt ' anony mou ~ e~1 lls <·om'<'l' nin~ . s ig ht ings of drunk ; and Gravas lor a strikeout. · The sldels retl . andDawK!nslias earned the E Ire State Bulldlng from George S lnbreMer today . "Here comes:the Red Sox pltc!Er Arnie BaUow, '!'hose record In pork belly futures this year ls20and 1 ... " drivt'!'S. Wilh th< ' institution of lht ' rn·w. tough(•r I>WI law M;n1·h 11~. Wi~~l(·~wo rt h sa id lht• arn-s t ra h' · .. · • · nx·eipl s $:11 million abow Cl'it'Sii' admini,tra lion !'SIImatrs. ; "' Shku 11i said OHM ha:-; not C'ornplclcd its ta lly but mn<'Pd('(l n •v<'nUPS wil l tX" up from ('st imutf's . · How0ver, ho sa id FPbruar~ re· cPipts wr rP IJ(')ow f'S timat f's, •·an !'Piing oultho March gain . cuSf'd Speck of " lhPalrics" and of try ing 10 ust' month·lo-month fi g- urrs lo rrasrlhe mpmOI~Of a$!111 . · r rtrrit 90 pP!l'l'ni in rrra~r· in tht' incomf' Ia x was unn ~· ( •ss.: 1ry . WPil'l !ln t •mploy f'C'S hav<'askt'(l f'O!·a ruling on lhP issuC". Th<•suil as ks that a f('dPral ~j uclgt• dP<: Iai'£'PXaCIIy whu I P<'Osion IX'nf"f· il s thf' C'mployN"S would haw • if Whill' citing lhf' $:11 miijion ;,mount. ht• said ltx• lulal actuall y was $!17 m illion, but that somf" of I h<' Na tiona l S!t~·J Corp..«'lis lhcmi~ 10 il s wor kflr s as p lanm"CC . Thf' sui! . fih'<l in U.S. District Cou r1. namPs National Str'(ll, il s M arch . S]X'ck said he was WC'irl on S!('<'l division, and not .sur prisr'(J" ' thai thP amoun 1 Of l hP [): •mn r·ra 1ic CPIPsl<' <ldminisl rat iun . " nut I think it ralsr"S snmt• quc-stions i!-S to whf'thf.'.r the. in<.'Om(' lax and lhP bud ~rt ('Ufs !I n lh(' 1<1x hikP bill) W(' l'f' l'f';J IIy ni"('('SS<..ll"\' ," f'X('f\t' df"d pmjl '('limis lhf' R!•publimn S<' na t~r said. Tlw adm in l..;tra tion offic ial ac· m illion df'lkll Cl'ii'SI<' inhPI'iH'<I from ttu.• (iOP adminisl rat ion . ol f'o1·mN (;ov . .Jamt 's i\ . Rh<xl(•s. ·Sp<••ksa idlhr·l.pg-lslal iV<' Bu<lgPI llHir<' jnqit al<'d ) o hitn l h;JI. lh<' ala' funds wrrf' F<' bru a ry ('Oilt'<.'lion .. which W('J"<.' nol I'('('Pivi'CI until "~lf'as!'d IJul who stood unilf'd against lht• J..!'OVPm or 's· pmrXlsa l w hiC'h, in <Jddil ion l o boosting lht' inc -o.mf' ta.-.; , also :-.b:-.h('() st<~ lt• ."ipt'ndin,l.! h.v m ost agl'n cif'S ln th(' cunl'nl fi sctll ,Vt'ar by abou! ~}~!"CPO! . . Thf' R ~p ublil'liOS.. wa nh '< l ('On! i nw.1tlon or a !"l(l)x1r C'\•nt S~! r(· h oin~(· tm "tti<' rnC0mP Ia"', whic h olh t' I'Wi.o.;t• .wou ld ha.vP t'.'\pinlt Mar('h :H. lhc nPwly introduced, $27.1i billion bimnlal budg<'l hill. ll ear in~s on !he budg<•l bill IJ<•gin in 1h•· HuuS<' F'lnam'' c orm Ir 1e"''" TU<' sday . lht~ lo:-;t' somP p('nsion t~.'nrfits unflf'r a p ropoSI'I.I " J·:rnplo)'CC Stock Ownt•r· ship Plan." Span sa id his ('lil'nts do. no! op;x>S<' lhP !-:SOP pmposn l. but wa n! !o mak<• SUI'(' if is "fair and Pquii;Jb lf' .·· WPirt on StPf'l wu s r losc·d Fridav ;md nO· comp;'n.v o r union official~ W<'l'l ' av; Jil<lbh· to t'ommf'nt on thP sui I. . . N at inn a! Sic 'I: •! annouricfd in Mar('h l ~IX2 ! ha t it nu long t'r would lnvP~t in Wf• ii'IOn StP<'I bul was ~villi n g to sl'li lhf' sp1 ·awling mill to Testing Evaluation ·Selection FittingFollow-Up ) Annual Checks Professional Audiologist Licensed Hearing Aia Fitter .and Dealer ~ ' . . . . PHONE, WRITE or VISIT Hea~ing Speech and 412 Vinton .Pike· Gallipolis, OH. 45631 446-5500 Rutland Furniture's April STOREWIDE SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING LOOK AT THE FLYER .IN TODAY'S SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL FOR STOR~DE SAVINGS its III,INM!wurk< •rs. :I.!XIIofwhomarf' Ia ill oJI. /\ knt ;tliv<' -" ~ I I ' agn'l:'nwnl ha:-. lx'C'n rp;a·ht '1:! tx •twf'f'n Nat I< mal St('(•l and l'I'PI'l'SPni:.Jii\'('S or lhf' ln(h•pt:'ndl'nf S!Pt'lworkC'rs a nd In · tkP<'nd('lll (;uarcts unions . ..J...=:==========================-1 .,, " •, ·I •1111bf 'limf't - .rntiwrl l iSPS :525-14011 .. · 1\ Mullhrwdll' Nt-wspupt•r Put> ll.~h ('(l 0 t'<H'h Sunday, k:.!~1 'll11rd A vf'nlll ', by Ux· Otllo Ve~!k',\1 Publl.'dl lnf!: ( 'ornpan:¥ · Mulllrnt'dlu . lnt ·. St'('l'Jndl'lml!l JXlsli • R~' pn!d at I ;a!l ll•llls, Ohln 4~\11 . " 1-:nfl'l't-d as ....-'('Ond d as...; rTI<I IIIn~ ma! TI'r' al Po nwroy, Ohlo,., I1:J!'t Of ftct• , . I ' Inland Mt•mllt•r: 1'hl• A...;,;n(" jafpd !•n >s.'i, Dally Pn "'~ · As~ortallon and IIV' 1\mrrlmn N4'\lr'~f}l 1Pf'l' t•u t>ll.o.; h4't'S ASSIK'Iatlon . NaUcmal i\dvt•rt lslnJ! Ut•pt'('S(•nln! lvi'. Bmnhu m, 1717 W('sl Nlll6 Mill' Hrmd. Sl,lilt' :n t. !)(otmlt. Mlr hl~<m . 4Kn!l Sli O.~ ' tUI"TIO N ' 8-' ( '&u'rit·~ HAn::."' or Motor f'ou~t· ..... , ... ...................... . SJ.oo Orx' Month .................... .. . , ...... $-1 ...0 One' Yr:u· ..... .. ..................... $~>2 .1«} ofl(' w~' k ' I • Boneless fish filet • A generous portion of golden fried scallops • Hot, crisp french fries ,; Fresh creamy cole slaw • 2 dellclous hush puppies • The Captain's own cocktail' sauce .A '· Congratulations And . Best Wishes To Frank ~ Jan Doolittle'· . . ' l'li N<Jt..t; ('IWY PRIC:t; ;,!; Cr nts ' No sulw'rlpUOI'l'i by nwtl pc>rmlttf'd In Wht•n' l'l6rnfo ("aJTIC'r SC'I'VI('(l Is itVallabk•. town s 'Tht ~ Sunday T!mt•s-SrnUI1f'l w\11 001 nP nos pon!dbl<' for :ldvann• poymPnts made 10 CtUTk'f'lii , ·o· ' s. MAIL SI JIISl 'RII-JlONS Sundai.,Y Ol!ify j . ' • -· Olk' )'('!! r ................................$l).il) Six rnonlhli .............. , ....... , ........ $10.40 DaUy and Sunday . MAn.. SUBSCKIP110NS lnHide Ohio !'tl Wl'f'ks ....... .' ................... , ...... $.'11.48 26 w...!IJ .................. ,......... .....s:n..tl 13 W~ks ..... ...... ... ....•...... ...... 1• •$14.01 .. --01* . !12 Wl'Pks ... .......... ... .. , .. ........, .. .. ~'16. 16 26 Wl'Pko ... : .. .. .. ... .... ....·,.... ,..... .. $29.64 L1 WfOks .... ......... ...... .. .. ........ :.. 115.21 Doolittle Pharmacy ·I Sure Hope You Guys .. ' pt:~ nding u l'f'V il'\\' of ."ita I(' . t'is('a l IJI 'UbiPms a llfog i ~ la t i vt ' ht •t. •ring~ o n fm: t h!' nimP in both l'Uunt if•s i.o.; ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _...:__ _ _ _ app;m •nll_v ."ilahlf'. , "A:-; WC' Sf'<~ jj hf'I"P, t hf'n• WC'I"C' 40 arn's l ~ in Mt-11-di. whh·h is a fair l.v normt.~ l amount or anv~ t s"' ·· h(1 s;Jid . .·· " II has l't'rllaliwd ptl'ltYTnuch !h(l •· samt• · ~peck • was among RPpublican:-. lndrP!•ndcnl S!('('iwori<Prs Union as dPfcmi<;nl s. .fohn Span, a Strutx•nv illo, Ohio,, law:w r n'lain!'() b.l' plaint iffs. sa id . Friday I hallh<'Y aiL 1 n· all ali<'as l411 ,VPars old and worriPd that th( '.\' may inn. HEARING AIDS Medicaid and UMW Approved - A~.~ciatt"tt suggl·~! • l:>asrbail ·sizr hail and dama~lng winds . AI IC'a ...; t ninr tornadlx-s hit no r1h('lrn l .ouis iana. whPn' two pl'Opl£? wPre killrd. Winds r'<'a<'hed Hl mph in Shr'f'vrpor1 . Cold, stmdy rain ldl in lhP mid-M ississippi Vailry and ;liang I hi' Ohio Va ilrv. i .ighl rain tl'ach('() nor1h to Mlnm.,;ota and Wismnsin . Dt's pil l' ihP dah"•. a w inlrr slmm wall'h wa s in f'fft'( 'l f or nOI1hPrn Ext.ended Ohio forecast By ROBERT K MUJ.J<: U $7.H7 million - l hc• most for a s in ~h· By 'lbe A."-'<OCiat!!d Pn..o;., Sf'\'(•r<' thundPrstorm s rakC'd lhP IO\.\.'PI' Mississippi Vallf'y St.J tut'da,v. spuw nin~ m ort' t han a dozen tomad(')('!\, and producing w up iq time. " ... The coun\ t; 3 and 2. Dawkins shakes hls head !k> the catcher. This could either metn he doesn't Uke the pJtch cane« lor, or Dawkins · doesn't want ICJgQ into a condom!· nlum deal rather FranciSco Is developing In ' Fort Lauderdale. swings~m1 :1~ I area shared by military. experts. They point out that the Lebanese anny has fewer than 11,!00 able-bodied men. ManyJJf them have spentthe last several years elth«c In barracks or at home. they have no combat experience, yet they wUI be expected to tame the veteran par;unllllary groups tbat have been engaged In factional flghtlng for years. The -. Lebanese anny began the winter without adequate clothing, • l,el alone useable equipment. Its ragtag !JllOps have rtfl~ that don't work, un~ thilt 'dOii't' match, equipment ti!hPt'loesn'trun tor lack of spare parts. 1)Je urgent need ls for bastes; the 'ODited Stales has responded by shlpplng them M48 tanks. Lebanese ~ · nt Amln Ge-. ' 18 . more U.S. mayel also Marines to help " · keep order . . ,.. tle said. · St m ng and J.!U Sl~· at Toss thC' sta IC' w,C'n' ~C'nC'ra lly rrom t he• l'asl a l 1:~to :.li. l mph h'Ust ing to n('O.II ' :«I milt"S Jlf'l' hout'. TPmJ.X'ra tutl"S were' ln I hc 4fls . . T ht• .1 a .m . <•xl !l'm("S t( ~ lnpl'l '~ltUITh Wf'rl' .j9 dpg1ws at Cinc innati and Zanesv illl' and $.lh mi ll ion in t ~tH-2. I lis sugiwsOOn !t)l" l'f'\'amping Wf'irton S!wl's tin mill l'Uiting lim •s inc n"ilsl:'d thrir nu1pu 1. F r ;lflk (; . <;;urison . . h•:o~st· McHm r ~. h:Pilh Mim'\L_ock and~) · Md\ii lit ·k a II pn lvidr-d suggPsl ion ... to cut t h(~ ros t of p1'0duc ·ing sintf'r," bc..mdf'd ma ~s uf mPial. '1111' fou r WPn ' ('I'C\Iilt'<l \\'ith sa v ing th1· mill cam r up w ith idr<is thai accoun!Pd rOr m oret hun $t million in sa \·ings. t I ';,I('{' . ·WEATHER FORECi\ST - The Natto~al W~ather Service forecasl for Sunday predicts an area of. snow and snow flurries stretching from the Pacific Northwest to the Rocky Mo1111taln stales. Snow Is also forecast lor ion stretching from the Great Lakes to the Dakotas. Showers -are 'predicted for parts of California, Nevada, Utah,• Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, i\rizona and a large are" stnilchlng from New England we>it the Great Lakes "nd as far south a.• Ten,.,...,..,, (t\P LlL•erphoto). • p<'ndl'nl, Pmploy0..-ownl'd . rom· p;Jny," hi' said. F:rn'0st 1\. . Starr, iJ WC'irtGrr Pmploy['(' for :lti yl•a rs )Yh(l. <J~ ·C<'t~ lhf' T['('h niral Sf'Jvit"<'·Tln Plair · Products d<•partmrnl of'\he mill. · . wa~ <T<'<1il('() wi th so.win~<' plailt . WEIR~XlN. W.Va . tAP I - Marl' than 100 WPirton Steel Co. 0m· pl oy~ C'Onl ribul('() COSI ·CUiting id\•as las! year !hal savt'lllhP sl('('i mUI ·$27.t million. Wrlr1on Ptt>SI df'ni .John " .lack" 11f'dtinP said. Eight of lhoSO' i'mploy("('s each M C'X k.'O. Art Buohwald The lncome of baseball players Interest on hls money. seems to be getting more attention "Hernandez has gqne over to from the media than how I hey play speak lo Dawkins, Apparently the game. Pretty soon we can loildon just gave Hernandez a Up expect to hear the sport.• an- on a high-tech stock, and be wants nouncers on lelev1slon descrtblng a --to·talk II over with Dawklns, so they contest like I his: · can call their brokers after the "Coming up to bat is Paul lnniJIC ls over. London, the million-dollar wonder· '"nne umpire has Joined the boy right fielder. -London·. who group and he Is writing down the became a free agent last year. Is name olthe stock. Dlrksea ls at the ,the highest-priced lell·hander In plate and play Is resuming: Dawbaseball. Hls deal is; every time tle kins throws a fast one oVer the gets to firs! base, · he receives a cornrr and It's eailed a ball. $1,ro'l bonus and a new automobile. Catcher Sam Francisco, who does "On the mound Is Too-Tall light beer commercials for the ·Dawkins, who was given the . Empire State Bulldlng as txinus when he signed up with the New York Yankees. Dawkins, who owns 210 Kentucky Fried Ollcken fran· chlses, l'l'!ade an unsuccessful bld to buy Sears Roebuck last week with the trust fund set up for him by George Stelnbre.-r. Strike one .. , "The Infield Is expECting a bunt. Third baseman · Pedro Cappello, who earns $1 milliOn a year dolng commercials lor die Wallln -SavIngs and Loan Company, Is playing In close. Don Klrby, the shortstop who made $750,001 last year and held out this season during spring practice because tt-ey W'Oulc!n't renegotiate his contract, Is coverIng secilnd base. Dawkins winds up ..:. here comes the ball, London sWings - It's a line drive over . Pablo Hernandez' glove ·into right field, and LondOn ls sale on nrst. .,Jiernandez and London have tt-e same business tnall8ger and they seem to .he having a heated · discussion on a tax st-elter they're both ln. "The next hitter ls Ron Dirksen, who gets a lllg ovation trom' the Crowd. Ron has iiOlden paraChute deal with the Red !Ia!!· U he Is ever · · . By 11M' A."''<OCilllt.'CI Pre;_~ Ft•ln wa" PXJH 'It'll acr;ossOhlo Saturday and Saturday nigh! with jx>ssiblc thundt'rstorm' Sunday. Highs wiiJ .be In tpp ~ and lows tonight :r, to44 . Showcrs a1c lik<'ly Sundaywlth hlgh&rmperatun:>S ln thP mid <lOs. An lnlenS!' low ptl'SsuJl' ccntPr was local£<! in <'as! central Mis,;.;,uri !'his morning. A cold fr'Onl trall!'d south ·tni o the Gulf of ]ack .Anderson a • o April. 3, 1913 respoi)Sibtlity In ~!8!. Hl8 gener!J.) . ~legation "to the United · Natbns views on the Soviet Union were Second · Special Session on Disarmament. · · clearly understood. He df>lesrves the opportunity 10 lmplemelit thole For the past 10 years, Adelman . vtews by delegating autrorlty to has written proUflcally on foreign key people of his own choosing. affairs·. I have read enough of his To be sure, under the ConsUtu· wrtllng to fonn a judgment that a !lor\ the Senate must ~·adVIse and keen and wid~ ranging mind Is bere consent" to certain presldenUal at work. To the charge that he has actions. When It cornea to the nev~r engaged In direct "negotla· ·ttons" on arms control, It may · conflnnallon of federal judges and suffice to remark that the director's t"e approval of treatl!'S, l!lat power ought to be exercised a:t a high level job Is not personally 1o engage In negotiations.· His job Is to run a of statesmanShip. .Judges~ for life and'treatles become part Qf the thlnk tank. So much for the first supreme law ,of the land. point.' . ll Is a different matter wiUJ Over the long haulltls the secon<l point that carries the gre_ a ter . executive nominations. In this mearilng. If our pollllcal process Is area. absent the most compeDlng to' lunctln properly, responslbUlty objections, a president Is entitled to confirmation of the nomlllee$ ot. his choice. The system hardly could wOrk otherwise. In the Adelml!ft matter, the sltuatlon Is especially distressing, because .we tlnd such HepubUcan senators as Pressler of South Dakota and Mathl;ls .ot,,_ Maryland opposing the nominee chosen by their president. Wbat kind of team play is this? The most · sharnetul role In this 'affair has fallen to Sen. Alan Cranston of Calllorilla . Before the Adelman hearings had begun, Cranston made It clear that he would neyer vote to confirm. The senator's general views on dtsar· mament and arms control arequlte different from the views held by the president and hls nominee. Well and good. II at some time In the future, the admlnlstratlon 's views should be reflectedJI! a dlsannament · treaty presented lor the Senate's concurrence, that oa:aslon will provide a forum for the Cranston poslllon. It the senator from Call lornla should be elected president ln · 1~:· hE. would be entitled to name· his own key people . s]XH'h lhatllw <'ruplions or Mount Saini Helms had released marl' sulfur dioxidt• Into lhl' a tmO.~phcn· " !han has been re leased in the last 10 The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page A-3 Pomeroy- Middleport-·· Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleosanl, W.Va. arms control. He led the U.S. · hand. Ronald Reagan won the s<~m<' /\ . ' Paee--A-1 • WASHINGTON When the Senate returns from Its Easter recess, an early order of business wtll be a vote on theconflrmallonof Kenneth Adelman as director of the Anns Control and Disarmament Agency. Of course the nomination should be confirmed. 11 will be a · shameful day for the Senate. and a sad day for the political process, 11 th e nomlnaton should be rejected . Two reasons support this view. The first Is that Adelman Is ab\111dantly quaUfled for this postlion. The second is that Ronald Reagan won the presidency In 1981. On the first point: President Reagan announced the resignation · of Eugene Rostow'as director of the. arms control agency onJan . 12, and simultaneously announced the nomination of Adelman to succeed ' April 3, 1983 perspe~ttve Has President Reaga n fin ally overcome his fear of !he " kiiiN trees" whosp noxious fum<>' suppoSf'dly lhrca lr n Ihe hcall h of people all across · • Shame of the s ·enate:::====2;:ry===J=om=e=s.1=·==K.t;;;;;=·~pa=t='ic=k:· . A Di vi~iun of HOFlART WJI.~ON .JR: . I MONDAY AND 1UESDAY ONLY . 2 CHIPHR DINNIRS $3.69 Eacto dinner tncludel:IWO golden brown IIIII ftllell. crllp lfenc:h filet. c:reamv cole iiOw and 2 ICJUIMIIUI'/te hUIII pups;tllt. ·· '.'' . . Are Sm•t'ffl!;ful. Jed Dooliulc (Sorry Mom, Pa ni-llde me do it!) ... • I I �' • ' • • • ~ I I / [, · Page-A-4- The Sunday Tirnes-Senlinel ' BY PAUL ALEXANDER A.'<.oodaled Pl'e8!i Writer ' COLUMBUS, Ohio I AP) - Til<' hmd of tho .Ohio Arn£'rican Civil Liberties Union predicts tli£' slat£' 1983 April 3, 1983 ,.' Pomeroy- Middle;,trt- . Gbllipolis, _Ohi<>-Poinl Pleasant, W. Va'. . may release some- prisopers Parl.v : to ea"" overcrowding aryd comply :wlr h a judge's to Slop puttlng l hrCP -prison£'rs In som£' ct'lls at lhP 149-yPar-old Columbu s Corrt'C · :tional Faci lity The oriler Frida y by U .S . .Judge RoiX'rt M . Dunca n, on a rpquf'st for .PmPrgency rPiif'l from thr• 1\Ci.U, :bans llipi.,.cPiiing of inma lfos ai lht• •near-downtown prison. Tho sta ll' :has unlil m id.n ight Thursdav to r . comply. Duncan said tripip-c·olling const l tuws an lpurlediate threat of irf!'pa r able harm to irunates and ou twpig hs any bun:lm on lhP slate lo end t ho prar• tico. · The faci lity has 2, (1.1:1 prisoners, nmr ly tw ice as h1any as ttl;;' J.I:il allowm as nl .Jan. I. when double-cclling was to ('Od under <1 :J.year -old consenI d{'{'rec. The sl atc now is fighllng tho dPCreo In coun . Pr ison officials are noncommitt a! on I he prosppel of frf'<' ing prisoners convic ted or non -v ioiPnt t'r irm>s. saying t hoy would spend the W<'('kcnd £•xa mining a ltr-rnativ£-S. But BPn son Wolman. O hio ACLU PXf'CU I ivf' d i rrct or. says hf' dOC'Sn ' t ·rhink(;ov. Richard Cdestr has much choieP. " I'm sure• it' s not somPt hlng thcy . want to do," WOlman sa id. " Their huck i s up aga inst lhf' wa ll . ll 's somet hing I think was lnr'Vitabl<'. ~- I I hink what's happcll<<l is lh<' Ce lcslf' administratlqn is ln a bind and ha' lo lake tho nak for a dPcadc of il'gislal fvc and ronl'Ciions poli· cies which havP cr f'ated thP unconsclonabl<' and unronst ltu· tional conditio n ~." A mandatory scntem•l ng law passro last y£'tl'r by the I~ isla tufl' SAVE SlOO Pal'sons who had ht"t •n tntvPIIng IfsA · ..,...• . s~·s t Pm . Tlw samr l <.~w inr ludrod '-1 prov i sion that gives Cdcslc lh<' au thor it y to issup r m Prgf'ncy pa rolf'S of pe-t sons convief('(l of third and fourlh -dPgreP ff' i on ip s a nd Steal Metenng System • Shutter Speeds From 1 Second to an Act1on Call, and let me explain State Farm 's unbeatable combination of service, protection , and economy. able. Bayonet Moun! _·PENTAX Gallipolis, Oh . Phone 446-4'290 MJSSING ...: 'l'lle extensive Euler decoratkms on llle iawn of Mr. ~ and ~· Franklin Rl,.,r, Eul Main St., Pomeroy, were mlllJoreiJ lhls ·• ~ear by many. However, Mrs. Rizer hJUI been out of town and didn't get It al together uniU Thursday lor the et$iyment of pan nrby on the • Large. !ht foc us1ng "' Ar ea For y VICWIOQ • Amaz rng catures lor an tncredrbly Low Prrce SMC Lenses CAROLL SNOWO E N 417 Second Ave. r!'fuSf' inmat£-S, so if they'!"£' ('()mmittm. we havi• lo takt• l h<'m." i\ weok ago, tho prison starl('d adding an rx l ra bunk to !i.root , :1-ineh by 8fool. H- inch <x•lls origi na lly df•s igncd for l'o u r prisonC'rs bu I later convened lo hold l wo, Taylor sa i!,l. 1wPnty·fiv<> such cells already ' Stopptng Ill 000 • Ava1lab"' w11h Fast J/ 2 SOmm'Lens Syste m ol lntcrcnange - .. $19995 KlOOO I 424 Second Ave., Gallipolis, OH . r-------------~------------------------------~~L------------------------- :: Consumers' :: Counsel claims • .· . S(lVIngs . Tou'cr:ro::.v~~~&hon!lc:~mpany $4/manth" Trlmllne'" tt:Jing of the palitl .. · !A PI · asSPSsmC'nt fin thc•lnl ra -statC' gross ' : r PCcipl s of Ohio's public utilit ies . • ·. : In 19H'2, companies filed ra t<• , cases with the Public Utilities : 9om mlssion or Ohio seeking $1..1 • ·bil l ion In now rPVPnucs. They wcrp : gra nted 64 percent of wh~l they · .• ought. Alt hough Ihat Is a lower pcrcen· O: tagc than in any or I he prpvious II vi> .._ : · ymr s, II still 11'PI'f'scnls the largest : dollar amount - $81.i0.7 million. ' 'ThP reason l hest• numberSwere : so lar go In our opinion was the : ab ility -of utilities to file multiple or ; · puncakc cases." Spra tley said. ·: That Is r xpcded to c hange as a .· r,•sull of a new sial£' low;whlch bars · 'utiJ iiiPs from riiin,:: more than one · non-emr•rgency ra te caS£' at a time. : ' T hLs year, the PUCO has OK'd , ·almost $112 million or lhl' $272 ·. million In ~'<'Qu ested ra t£' hlk'" · · :casc~ won h almost $710 m illion arc ' JX'ndlng. • Spra tiPy sa id Friday lhP $119 million ra te lnceoasP sought by Ohio 8£'11 amounted to an unreasonable doubling or resldcnlia l ra tes. ·~:. ~'::d': ~~~~a:,~~t e:~l:;ec~'n•~"~ just ~Y pr~~ · the Radio Shack ttore or partiCIPatl: "Ratea lew Feb. 1982. /L.oCat ctlar Tone 11'1 lr*Mmarte 'ot AT&T gee,""-"' .... . . ~ d:::r~'::!':.t~c!. lor ,<~ ' I , ... I I '', '· ' ~ ,J • "''r'f. ChKk Wllh VOW phone comp8 n'f') -Trimli,... 1 ~ Touch- Automatic Telephone AnswererNever Miss Call! . Ilr found a fmnl window brokPn. HOWl'vPr, no t>vldPDN' of a gun shot was found. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DEPOSITORY DAILY PICK UP SERVICE .BY PUROLA'TOR AND UNITD PARCEL SERVICE loud noist• and 1hP brt•uklng o(g iass. M('(' mskt•y . K l()('i'k '.< m ot ht•r , AIIPP Kl<X~'k, said her sl)n had suff~n'<l brain dumagtl and had bN"'n ronnt'l'tt'd to a ·n'Splrclt or anclllfP·suppol'l tXllllp· mPnl. lh•_dlt'i.l at 1 p.m . F'rlday, an I<lyl'iu Mt •morlal llospllal S(XIkt•s· man said. Md 'ro!-i kt·~' s<.tld tht• blow appal Pnt!y f'ott•("(l food f rom lht"~ boy's stomach Into his wlndplj.l('. Ht • sa id tht• bo): had Palt•n about ~o mlnuh•s hl'fcu·p the ' at'('iclenr . BRING YOUR PACKAGES FOR SHIPMENT TO: . GALLIPOLIS PARCEL SERVICE 27 SYCAMORE STREET · GALLIPOLI~. 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DEW 39 . ,. #43-307..Brown, .. .... oz. CAN 21 ~ Adapter 25 s #279-387 . ' ~ • '. .-. . .. .- A OMSION OF FAHar :?roposal, CORPORATION ' ;( ''I ' ' .. . .... ' ,.. ' of cans or bottles or a 2 llter bottle of ,......._ Diet Pepsi or P.,psl Light ...... Standard plate for use wilh modular · wall telephone$. Easy to insJaJI . 10 1Ht-RI:.TAIU:R 'l o rta h'r pdVI11rf1 1 send lhrs lOupon lu Pt-psr Coltt Com on any one l!Jultipack • 0 1[21!~ STORE COUPON SAD Mod. Wall Phone Plate 495' 795 Plus . OtpM i1 FOLGER'S COFFEE #43-308. $69.95 ~Prong/Modular 25-foot cord has modular plug at one•end and two tacks at other end. #279-363 Couples tWo phones, phone and ampli- .' ' Pulhbutton tone-Dial ~odel. Almond, -....~ 895 pepSI ... ... Rugged phone fits over sJandard modular wall jack. Almond, #43-303 . Brown, 143-304 This ail-in-one phone stores up to 32 numbers for instant, one-butto~ dialing. Amplifier lets you talk with hands free. Swtlchabte tone or pulse dialing. N43· 293 Duplex ··Telephohe Jack ..··",... -·. ·;•.. Rolary-Dial Model " Hang up" bunon in handsel, Auto-Rildial, mute, tone ringer with high/low/oH switch. White, 1143-332. Brown, ·#43-333 With tone dialing instead of Auto-Redial and White, #43-334. Brown, #43-335. $54.95 r ule. PEPSI, Reg. or Diet PEPSI FREE - ~· -~-- - ..· • PuiM-Dial Model 4995 $UGAR ,. • Need an Extension? Buy-a-Siim-Fone® DU6FONE-160 Range PURE CANE 59 Walk and talk without trailing cords. Base rests on flat 11ur1ace or fits over standard llJllllular Jack for wall mounting. One-putlon Auto-Redial of last number 41ntered. Works on tone or rotary dial 'lines. #43-266 From BaiB Urilt . I "Wf' dori't Sf'C' ' how lhP average · . consumc rca~W~flord thai and wo' f!' · going to try to prove thai somet hing I£>Ss than thai Is l'f'asonablc. And wr w Ill do II based on <'XP£'11<'vidcncc ... : Spratley said. : " I don' t have any magic '. numbers, obviously. We just rt:' ·: cciVl'd a box y<'Stcrday w ith a rate ·case In II . But It's been our .; PxP,.rience In Jhe past thai they .-have overlnfla t£'d their rate rcqu<'Sts." '· Sprat ley said th<' hig her rat es, In ' large part due to if'<:!Pr al deregula· • tJon of the Industry. t·ould Ioree : som e consumers to g ive up their •phones. . • " II m oeo and more people. and : rm talking about substantial :, amounts or people, are not able to a !lon:l$~.or s:lla month just to hav~ ' 4 telephone before you make any · long-distance · calls, that means universal service -will begin to · disappear," he sa id. . -: "And even though ypu or I might : :beableto'llllorda teiephone, there's : golng to be fewer a'nd fewer people ; ·we' ll be able to r each bEcause , ·they've bt>en prided out of the. •;market," Spratley said. ; • · He said present Oa t-ratereslden· •;Uai 5ervlce, Including access-Une '· •.and phone-renlal ch<!rges, totals, : ;$14.45 mont111y. He 51\ld that would : Jump io $2Il.ll 'IInder Ohio Bell's an lncrea.Se of96 jlercent. ~m Ill ~nd. re!ltBJieeure a ... ·· WE SAVE YOU TIME AND WORI<l ¥0 • venlence of our auto-dialers ~ II a11preclate tha conera plus cordi ho ·' enawe ng llyltems and ampllllkn~wledgeabl::r~..,=;,~hat~0 where you go. Talk to our ·· :'ulpment to meet your telepho~~ =:c~~:\~: the right Consum('rs' Counsl'JtWilliam Spra · I IPy says his orficfl saw-d rPsidPnfial ~ ' ~month" lii :Brockton,~;t~uy1 "1 Virginia S.ach, V~ (lnd ~.30/ By ;JOJIN ( 'JIAI..Jo' ANT ul ilily customers a tota l of $22:1.4 . m illion last ,V('af. And he's aiming fur man• this ymr, in pill'! by !ly ing to I r im a $119 mi llion rah' requr•s l flied by Ohio BPI I Tek•phonP Co. Spratley outlined the 1 ~R'2 sav ings In a n~po rt to \t"gislators . . "Th is brings IIH · grand t0tal of >•w ings directly due to the lonsu, "m Prs· Counsel' par t icipation In : •r·as<" sin<'<' 1977 to $:!4ti.6 miltlon," : 1h<' report sa Id. Tho $:1.2 million budget for : ~ Spra tley 's offi<·c come~ from an ' • e..':"• bl,ll lor equipment ~C::~~=~:~~~o~~ ;::~~ A~iatt!d l)res!'i WriU•r Ohi o ' WE SAVE YOU MONEY! y, ho · •• little as a year wlttr the our p ne can pay lor ltsellln ' CD I.UMBUS, . ' It Pays to Buy Your Phones and . Accessories From Radio Shack 10/hae Road 50. Cutting too•harpl)•. hP Oal'kl<l his vohlclr Into a buDding owned by ' GALLIPOLIS -.Filing for mar· _rlage IICPnses this past W('{'k In ·f.iaUia Counly Proba tP Cow1 Wf' t'P: M ario P. Bart'l'ill, ~. Ga lli polis, unemployed , and Chrl,llna A lmboden,1K, Ht. 2, Bidwl'li , studenl . David K. Bush , 2ti, Eureka Star Houtc, Wr!'CkPropc1·ator. and Belly N . R~pc. 19, HI. ~ . , r ;ulllpolls, unemployed . Dean C. F'<'tl y, I K, HI. I , Ch<osh la•. mechanic , und ,Ju anita .1. Stewart , 16. Ches hire, stud<'nl . K<'vin M. Day, 21. Ht. 1. BldwPII, , unemployed , and L<>sa M . Whit<>, 211;· I:.!JI Spring Valll'y Aparlmmts, · ii('('nsro (ll'at•tlcal nurs<'. Marcus C. Lawhon, tl, HI. I, <ia lllpulis, unPmployf'<:l, and l:X,bra S! Holley , i>. HI. 2, Bldwl'il , bank IPllet·. , . t'£'<'11 A·. -BOYCP, 21. Hf.· t . Pat(·iul , machinist . and KrL'Ii 1.. t ;mntur. 20. Rt. 2, Pal riot. unPmploy t'<l. , Charle>s ~- Null,~. 49< 'hllllmlhr Rd., assl,lunl manag<'l', and I.lsa C. Young, 24, o:lli.l a<'kson l'lke, Holzer ·Medica l C'<'nl <'r PmplO)'< 'i'. ( irt'gOIJ' H. Day, 21, 124 Fourth Av«'., maintPnun('t ', und Toni F. Day, 19. 124 Fou11h Ave .. huU .<l'Wili•. ·- TAWNEY STUDIO burly otreet. Marriage licemes OFFER GOOD ONTIL APRIL 10. 1983 Outfit consists of: 135 Telephoto Lens 879.50 value. Strobe. Flash 839.50 value. Sky Fii(Br $9 .96 Value. 1 Roll Color. Film . 83.50 value. Home 446-•Stl ·a round 1 a .m. SalurdaY. tw hli3rd a LAGRANiiE , Ohio tAl'> - A J:lyPar·old Lorain Count y boy dl<'<l Friday ~ Iter bc>ing lnj unm In a freak aec ldPnt durlng a backyard basi«>tbal[game, authorities salrl . .lames Ki()('i'k, oll.aGrangt •, dlcd Of injuri<'S SUfft' l'cd Wht•n h~ 'w"s Pibowf'<:l ln thP<'ht'SI during a gamP or baskl'tball with lhrrt• othPt' boys outside his parents ' home, aeeord· lng to Lorain PullcP ChiP! Si<'Vt' r • Accepts Full Pcntax upriver on Rout~ 1 2~ sloppo.<l and backrd hi~ whlelr unto ( 'ounly The N'OW IN Mrs. 1'. H . H andulph. Parsons lhm dmvo awuy wilh the dPputl£'s In pursuil . H<' wa.< appl'f'll<'ndPd, put Into J,all bPfol'f' bPing l'l•l!'ased on bond pt.•_ndlng an apj,camniX' In the .Meigs C'uunty Coun . i'hc shNIH's department Is also lnvrostlgaling a criminal damag<' -complaint 111<<1 IJ)' Vlnct•h t Hawk, lwut r I, l!f'<.>dwUIP. Hawk a'po11cd Freak accident ~kes teenager~s life · • Easy -To-Use. Butll-in If you want to get the most for your homeowners Insurance dOllar, check with State Farm. A spo~esma 11 in Ci•l('sfp 's offict• said therr would her no comment unt il DunC"an ·~ ordrr rould bfo Pxa minPd. T.D, Tay lor, Ohio Conrctional Facility supc>r int endenl, ~t..~i d doubh•-and triple-ceiling is "due to thP incrcasf' in lnma fps rom ing in through the f{'('('ption center. and ot ht•r fac ilities filled locapaeily. We ha vr had to incrPaS<' our eapacity for I h em . Wf' do npt tuJV(, thP rig ht to ' . . POMEHOY -- '11)(' Mt'igs County Sheriff';; l'lt'P'Jrtmenl at midnight' Frid~y ~rwsled Vlt'(:.~f E. P~rson,, 24, Hock!ngpcu1, on charilcs of driving while lntoxi<'ated toUowing a minor ar'<'idr nt at RPcctsvlli<'. According to Ill<' 11'()011, Deputll's Holx'l'l Bt~l~ and .11m !o;oulsby WPI'f' siOpp<•l at Routes !\0 and 1~4. • Pent~ Kl.OOO: is ;__tddi n~ mort> prisonprs t'VCry day to an a lrf.ad.v ovrrburdr nrd prison ' DWI charged after accident · in usc. with plans to convcn time." remedies to alleviate the same." ing prob,Wrils. ho such plans ha~ more as needed, he said. .Jud)le Duncan said in his order, "While defendants have for some been llnaliz£d, effectuated or for"We wilt be looking at va'rious . " The court lsmlndlul olthelncrease time advised the court of P1ans - mally presented to the court;" oplions this wcekend," Ta ~ I or sa id. in the numbero!-personscommltted des~ toallevlatetheovercrowd· Duncan wrote. " 1R£'1easlng som~ prisoners 1 is ~nc to 1-hc Departmenl of Rehabilitation · ,.....-~-~~----------_:_------:--:­ allcrnalivP lllal wUI be examined. and CornPCtion. However , since At this time I dmi' l f!'alty know If 1981. the defendants have tha i will be used or can be used. It aware of anticipated lncreases ln .will require SCf('{'ning or inmat es. I lh~ prison population ·and have don't know If that ca n b£' done in {ailed to exerC'Ise i he necessary been W. Va .• Ohi-Poinl ill'(' m i sdf'll') ~anors . " ' Judges order outlaWS triple prisoner ceiling • I t pd ny. PO . Boll 1776, Chnwn. lo wd ~ 2 734 .F-ot rach coupon you d ll rpl "" ,OU I d UihOf Ut"d .tgrnt 111 d ( CUfdlllll'"' With tht" lt'rmsnl tlus lu upo n utt er, wt- w1ll pt~y you 2~r plus 7C' hdndling lnVott r s pl lW In~ pU1 th~ se 60 dd~!l ptior to su bnu s SIOO ol sulficlt'rft :-.~pel-Ito COVt'l ('Ou pon ~ prn~nt~d must bi'st10wn upon I Nlu~st Cash value 1120 of t C' Con!l.unlr r must P"Y t~ ny "'"'s w ondlor dtoposit charge Of f~1 1101d Whert!' prQhib1ted. r~ stnC:tt' d , taxed or tk'enst 1equ1rt!d Ol! t>l hmned to \J\ PEP/I liGHT '-' ~) one coupon~ · pw chdSe Any o ther u~ consJitu tes fr.t~ud . OFFE R .E, XPIRES ...00. 31 .. 1983 ---- . --~, --• .. • • . ' .. 3 LB. CAN . �- ' ~--- •• : .. - w. Ohio-Point .' J• ,. ' I 1983 .' -~ 1983 Times-Sentinei- Page--A-7 The • Ohio-Point Plecisanl W. Va . .- Non-seat bel' usage disturbs post comma~der. John P. Houdash~lt POMEROY - Funeral services lor John Phlllp Houdashelt; 9:1, Route 1, M1nersv111e, who died Frtday at the htlme or a niece, Mrs. Ronald Reynolds In Minersville, WUl be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home. . Mr. Houdashelt was Nov. 26, 1900 at Nease Settlement, a son of the late Phll!p S. ~nd M'ry Davis Houdashelt. He· was a Iarmer. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Guy R. (Freda) Russell, Miners· v1lle, and Mrs. Earl (Anna) Eichlnger, Girard; - live nieces, Mrs. VIrgil (Mary) Harnm, Mrs. Bradford (Helen) Maag, Mrs. Ronald (Rae) ,Reynolds, Mrs. AI (Dorothy) Smlh, au of Miners· ville; Mrs. Alfred (Shirley) Davis, Niles; six nephews, Edmund Grueser, Athens; Elmer Grueser, Point Pleasant, W. Va.; William Grueser, Middleport; Milton Houdashelt, Gallipolis; Cl!arles Yost, Minersville; John R Hltchen~. El Paso, Tex. Besides his parents, he was Pre<;.eded In death by a brother, three 'sisters and a nephew. O!tlclatlng In Monday's service" will be Rev. Stanley Me1'11fleld. Burial will be In the Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home !rom 2 to 9 p.m. today. born • ..' ' ' '• f ' ~ I i ~ I t [ I I r ·- GALLIPOLIS - Ourbig the · month of March, a local program . Instituted by Lt. Ernest Wigglesworth, cornmander 11 the GaJUaPr. PLEASANT- Clarence 0 . • Meigs Poat State Htahwa,y Patrol, Whlltilliton, 66, Rt. 2. Point Plea· . regarding the 11Je or non-use 11 seat sant, died Ft1dily evening In belts, tndjcated a 93 percent Pleaiant Valley Hoapltal tollowlng non·use by area motor1$ts. a three-year tuness. AccOrding to stat1$Ucs, 1.020 stop BOrn March 9, 1917 at Ambrosia. checks W!!re made resulting in 97 he. was the son of the late James drivers using seat belts whtle 1,483 Robert Whlitlngton and Lottie did not use seat restraints. Levenla McDermitt Whittington. · In January, a 10 percent com· He was 8 member or American pllance was revealed during the Legion Post 23 of Point Pleasant, a spot checks while February's World war n veteran, having figure was eight percent compared served In the u.s. Army and Air with juSt six percent last month. Force and was retired !rom the · west Vlrglnta Department of Hlghways, for whom he worked 17years tn MaS<ln CoWtty. Surviving are his wife, Irene Open Daily 10-9; Baker Whittington; a sister, Mrs. Closed Sunday Margaret Meredith, Fairborn, Ohio; two brothers, William, of Point Pleasant, and Lester, Co!umbus, Ohio. He was preceded In death by four brothers, Horton, Robert, Sidney and Harold. ' Funeral seivlces wW be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Wilcoxen Funeral ' Home, Point Pleasant, .Wth the Rev. Herman H. Jordan of!lctat· lng. Burial will follow In SWtcrest Cemetery. Friends may call a\ the funeral , horne alter 4 p.m. today. Mllltary graveside rites will be 'conducted .by American Legion Post 23. Commander 'wlggle~orth Said - During the 1110nth or March, rour the lour accide!lts. Statewide. of tn Saturday, "This tact Is d1$turb1ng. trattjc tatalttles. were recorded 1n . lata!$ where sear belts were We had hoped to raise voluntary Oallli •ahd Meigs CoWttles. Seat available, they were used l!l only compllanc~to a 30 percent level." . restilints were not used In any 11 · th·-ee accidents. • • Mei28 emergency squads answer five .calls POMEROY --Five calls were answered Friday by locjll units, .the MetgS County Emergency Medical SerVIces repol1s. At 8:32 a.m .. the Pomeroy Unll took Estel Collins from the POIJl!'roy Health Care Center to Veterans Mernorlill Hospital; Raclneatll ;oo· a .m. took Corbett Oeek from Hald Knob Road to · Jackson General Hospital; Middleport at 12:17 p.r:n. tookGacyHannlngfromVaughan's Cardinal to Veterans Memorial; Mlddlej)ort at 3:01p.m. took Gladys Moore, :m Wright St., Pomeroy, to Veterans Memorial and Tuppers ........ ,....."''" " · .. · ·_· · · ·· . ·. • · 'I .I '*"'"'lniiOn . . .. O....lwm ~ ....... ~ ~ aloct; (Ill I)Uf ~ " ... .. ~ ......... 1(11 I'Jf'· t i'IUI d\11 lo an~ vnlor"Q.n <taMifl , K m.1 ,.... 1 ...., Check on •~q~~Mt lgr ...........CILa!OH , _ llem 01 , , . _. .MC! ..,....,..., ~.,... NOWONty UmHI , . , . . 1-..cfC)f\ "' ¥ fipip P'OC. .I .Mig' lA TAMPON Pack. Be Pkg. Of 300 Mr. Big"' Paper Napkins _, . Riding Mow•r EkicttiC · start, head lights, . · - · floating suspension deek: ..-...-.. . Generous 13JC12W' size.- 1 ply. lri pretty "kitchen" col' ors. 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AIIll,..~ .... .........: • .vor ....... . , _OWNER: FRANK DOOLITTLE RPh .\lllro•lt IIM'o f'tu't..o"'"'""loM'II I ( llfill'l...IO. ""'",." - Economy PROCfORVU. LE - Berdlv IA>- Alice Mae Swisher wl,, 86, of ProotorvUie, dll'd F'rlday ' GALLIPOLIS - . Pallbearers for at St. M1tty 's Hospital In the funNal services of Alll:e Mae Huntington. Bom March 24, 1897 In Scottown, Swishc>r werP announced Saturday th<' daughter of the latP A.C. and by the Willis Funeral HoJ11C'. They werP: Gordon Swisher, .It~.' ThompPart~la Rice Pet rle. son: Vred Thompson, David Moore, Mertltx•r of the RomP Church of V<'rnon Lucas and David .Joni.'S. Christ, Rome Garc!Pn Club , Wind· sorGrange, and Wlllowood Quilting Club. , , Survl_vro by.thr(!e sons, I.Y.ridall of · (·ouslns. Others prrcrolng· him m · · South Point; and Gary and Arnold, death were gmndparents, Mr. and both of Scottown. . . . Mrs. Charles Hlirrl<;On and Mr. and ' Preceded In dea Ih by ht•r hus- Mrs. Blain<' Cart<'r, Sr., and an band, Otis l..<wls, In l~:il. Also uncle, Blaine Carter, .Jr. precedl'd by two brothers and one sl•ter. F'unl't"al SI'IVICI.'S will be hc·ld I p.m. Monday at !ht• llall Fum•ral Home In ProctorviUP with Minister Bill Rhod•.•s officiating. llurlalwlll lx• at Plmsant Rldgp CPml'tPiy. · VriPnds ma y call at thl' fum•ra l home aft!'r 6 p.m. today. ' 10,-',1 I,.,. I AI nl. 1 ... 1'11 · ·-~·· , ~on little Berdie l..ewis M LOlli .EPOH'I'-- Funt'ral S!'IVI for Honald William Jiarrtson.29, Huut!' 1. Mlddll'pol'l . kllll'd In an auto aedc!Pnt Thursday PVI'nlng, will Ill' hPld :11 2 p.m . today ul th<'. Rawllngs -Coats -Riow<·r Funt'rul HomP. Oih<'r sutvlvor, of Mr. !Iarrison not n•pot11'd <'arll<'r lnclud!' a . "YOUR fUll SERVICE C'<'S ' . 400 Second Ave: Ronald W. Harri11on I , r --~~~~=-~~~-- ·" . .... MONDAY, APRIL 4 THRU SATURDAY, APRil9 Plains at 6: 4:ip.m. went to the scene of an auto-motorcycle accident at Tupt)ers Plains a'oo took Rolloirt Wood to Veterans Memorial with Pomeroy responding to the same accident caD taklng Jeffrey Root and Jerry HaMon to Veterans Memorial. Umtt2 Concem!t) L TISSUE · Box of 2~ 6 • UmH2 .. ' ~ UmHI Llquld·Piuml"'' ()pener 32-oz.' For ho•us~'l)olld drolns. 11~8 • Our Reg. 2.08 Box Of 40 Bounce~' Fabric Soften•r Sheets 32•oz.' Uquld Shout" 9K11 ". 1 sheet In dryer for sott. static-free load. Savel Soil and stain remover. 'fi.Ol. Kmo•l COUPON Kmort COUPON SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS II . I llmtt t 19·in. diag . meas. picture! , Reliable electronic quartz tuner with last Sensor· Stan channel selection. One:bulton color. Solid· slale chassis . II P!RSONALIZED MEDICATION Information to be· nefit you. u- . ,.wttt~alghl.louctll A SPOOAI Fiu•c::Mse. lhouQh not redUced. is an ex98Pflonalvalue. 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Save. . ,. .. - ' HOUR SERVICE emergencies. 5) ·24 60. 75 or 100 watt Bulbs f~r ' l'EGGS REGULAR PANTY- HOSE 2) FREE BLOOD PRESSURE 7) lnf.ormation regarding - your · medicine Famous Hanson Q111lity ' Anytime. - · ~ • tt ~eglment PRINCESS -YOU ASK . BATH SCALE I 3). 10CMI DISCOUNT .on prescriptions to chlldien . B) Fill all 3rd pal'ty pres· · under 5 and 'Seillor crlptlon1. Cltlze~• over 60. . . -FILED .. .Welfire .Wullunen's Com- . . NOW ONLY l~rge easy to read · dill. Dopendabl! anti accurate. ' MASTER CARD AND VISA ACCEPTED , .··PRESCRPfiiG 4) FREE DEliVERY within : pe~.-io!l . . . c- •Medi-: _ city limits. . . ' . · mit .p,c:;.s. ei,!.M.W. ' Reg. $1.69 Sellers .' age .. ,, . Your Ohotce 6) COMPETITIVE PRICES . 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD. GALLIPOLIS ,, · • 1 ) Pqtlent Drug Profiles- 1I Scan cheMtlla quleHv . . II II • . ,~ . Open Mon. &Fri. Til 8;00 p.m. Tues., Wed.. Thurs.• Fri. 9;00 p.m. 1il 6:00 p.m. ' . .) .. \ . \ • • • ' �"· •"':" I . :. , I . I • J Ohio I . I Jobs, ' ~- ,, a~tdrain . on· ~genda • ! • ..-...-----------IIIIi! ..:~ sunda ! . GALLIPOLIS Delegations from local United Mine Workers chapters are expected Ill atteild a conference on jObs and acid rain In Columbus Monday thrOugh Wednesday at uie Sheraton Columbus Plaza. The conference will address current legislation under consideration In Congresg< !fiat · wtll mean further hardsWps on local mlrtlng, according to Don Holcomb of Ewlngton, a member of UMW Local 1957 a1 Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Raccoon No.3 mine. Speakers at the conference wUI Include UMW. President Richard L. Trumka; Rep. Tom Luken, D-Ohlo; Rep. Nick Joe RahaJI, D-W.Va .; Ohio Gov. Richard Celest~; Dr.' Gary Stinsland; and Joseph P. Brenna n, BCOA president : Pre- registration wUI be held from 4-8 p.m. Monday and 8 a. m.-9:45 a.m. Tuesday, with the conference' opening atlO a.m . Tuesday. All local cha pter members are responsible for making their own reservations. Addit ional Information may be obtained from the international COMPAC office at W2-842-7280. the ri- ,. Cru,lfil 'it; i 1 tl>e kq I o u·iII 11 i 11,1!, dJJ{'fil ) ,,u '" 1dJ. U'/" 1'1/er du.ri,!', IJ<'d :hi.• Cdlll{' t'I!/Jif>lcl c wit/1 "'"'tih11 H'i.' l/t' , Jil :/, , . t ell/ . \ ~~· Glamour bike, 24-karat gold plated, wzns awards for Pomeroy man • . . , By CHARLENE HOEF.I.JCH POMEROY_:..:. When John L. War~r bmigltt hls "bike In a basket" in 1975, even lie ·didn't emoslon the elegance which was to come . with customizing. _ But since then, tre 1969 Harley Davidson has been built a nd resto red and loaded With wha t Warner calls "gimmick gadgetry and ladl sh a nd trendy parts." And whJle we're not sure what that means, we 'c a n ce rtainl y loo k al ii and exclaim In all honesty "That's ~ glamour bike, all right!" The purple and blue mirror flake body finish Is enhanced by 24-kara t gold plate and gleaming chrome parts and accessories .. · To see it Is to know that here is a motorcycle which has not only taken big bucks but plenty of time and talent to get 11 where rr ls tro ay. "Expensive, bUt not outrageous,'' commented the prOud owner as he . whipped out a cloth to knock off a spot of dust. ~ . · · Coming on as a perfectionist , John says he does all his own designing, molding, and painting, and admits that the better It looks, the less he rides moMAS E . FERGUSON State Auditor Rio speaker • RIO GRANDE - Ohio Auditor Thomas E. Fe rguson will Sp<'ak to !he Ohio Va lley Management Assoclatlonatlt s monthly breakfast meeting set !or 7: 30a .m.Tuesdayat J ames A. RhodPs Student Center on !he Rio Gra nde Coill'ge and Community Colipgc campus. Ferguson is expected to~ offer Insights on the administration of Gov. Richard Ce leste. Reelected to a !our-year lcrm In 1982, Ferguson introduced compu· ter auditing lo state government as one of his first official acls and has been successfuJ ·in detecting fraud through iJlegal welfare payments .. Anyone wl•hlng to a !tend Fergu· son's SJX.l'l'Ch m ay makC' a reserva· lion by calllng 245-535.1, extension 224 . ~ II . ~ m., m,... The modified bike Is classy in every sense of the word - a real showpiece! , And that's exactly whai Warner does with II . He dlspl ~ys It in aut o shows or the Southeastern Division of tre International Show Car Association of whic h he Is a me mbe r. In the past two years, he has brought home three all-show ou tsta nding blkf awa rds - two from !he Ohio Center in Columbus and the thi rd fr om a show In Huntington. "".-n -m <c m :Ia But not only has he won numerous awards and trophiC's for appea rance - tha i motorcycle.even has gold plated spar k plugs -but he has captured pr izes lor display. Warner exhibits his custom bike In a realistic cllmp see r<' ro mplete with tent ,. leaves , a simulated camp !Ire, crushed beer cans a nd .a motorized manikin d epicting a sUghtly Intoxicated bike rider. · For his displays, Warner in the past lew years has taken lour firsl s.. two seconds and a third In his class. His helping ha nd In lhe travel hobby Is his wt!c, Cella McCoy, who obviously enj oys It a ll a nd Is right the re when It's showtlme. Yes, Wa rner has hlmsclf a classy bike there, all of his own design - a real sho'Wpiece! • Meigs couple attend session 1 }ub i/ L ll'',mu·r ,11/d ll'i/c Ccht M d.'u )' pw c wit I> tl}(' ll '.trc • lw Ih i\ !/'Ii i/ fur !he !Jd c .nul · dilf'l.t)' (1'11 111 :hi· liJtc l'l/,t/ ifl//,d \ hi ill C:tr : I • Il l < t.l/1 111/ . ... i .: .. : POM,EROY ~-.:.:-· Kelili" AShle~. ·11'....... Wes t Virginia State Grange Legis· !alive Director. and his wife. Emma , a West Virginia State Grange Lec turer's committee member, recently· attended the 1..____.,.,.,;.:.;:.;.. first of lour me mbership training meetings sponsored by the Na· Ilona I Grange In :West Virginia. Wlb Just , regional membership director lor Ohio and West Vtrgt. nta, conduqed th,e two-~our train· tng session With the aid or West Vlrgtnl!l State grange tnaster, John 0 . Hall of Ravenswood. Attending the session besides the Ashleys were West Virginia State Grange Steward, George !vicCos· key; assistant steward, Paul Sims; secretary, Beth Li!wls; treasurer, 1 Brooks Wolle; executive commit· ' teeman, Dallas Skeens; energy chairman, David Lewts; publicity director, Martha McCoskey; jun· lor grange direCtor, Phillis Hall; youth directors, Jack and Barbara Green; and youth couple, David and Be\h Lewis . Jwit unveiled the new National Grange membership kit which was developed after several years · of study. · He ?emonstrated the proPer way to use the kll. The •klt emphasizes tbe need Ill acqualllt the publlc wtth ' 'the abUity of the Grailge Ill belp the individual, the famUy, and the : community. '/'he •i,t: ll ll" ,ml< 'i' 111 <' 1 ll'ill> tbc dnf>l.t)' ,,, ISC·I ,J.Ju /1'' /c.tl ll i'C Meet8 Monday A -purple and hlue mirror flake.finirh enhancer the 24·kt.Jrat POMERQY .. The Meigs 'County F.a lr Board :will meet at 8 p.m. ·Monday in·the st!fretary's office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. I . . .' .. ' . f!,Qid plate dmmw �/ • J Ohio-Point Pleasant, Page-B-":1-The RUTLAND - Ame'rit<an· Le-· gton Rutland Post 467 and the SOns of the American Legion will hold a n EJster egg hunt Sunday at 1 p.m. at the post farm. Saturday night dances are C<Jntinuing a t the post from 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. LECI'A - Su nrise servlces wlll begin at 6:30 a.m. Sunday morning a t the Lecta Taberna. cle with.the Rev . Charles Parker of Patriot bringing the message. Eve ryo ne Is ln_vlted. GALLIPOLIS .:. Chu rch ser· vices begin at 7 p.m. Easter Sunday night at the Okev Church, lOc a ted on Scottown Lefty • Road . Preaching wUl be by the Rev . Garland Montgomery Su nday School Is 10 a .m . eac h Sunday , everyone Is ., welcome. BiDWELL - Mount Car me l Baptl sl Church will have revival se rvices' starting Easter Sunday through the week beginning at 7 p.m . nightly, by the Rev .'Vance Watson, pastor, the Rev. Ca lvin Minnows and the Rev. Jerry Simms. All are welcome. GAL.LJPOLJS - "MarrlagP Relationship" Is a new Sunday School class sta rting at the Gallipolis Christian Church Sunday at 9:30a.m . Denny Coburn , m lnlster, wUI be teaching each Sunday. For more Information ca II 446·1863. ' EVERCHEEN - An £aster cantata, "His Last Days," will be preSl'nlcd HI Westerman Churc h In 1-:ver;::rf'Cn, Sunday ni gh t all 7: :~J MONDAY BiDWELL ~ Pomona Gra nge will meet at 7 p.m . JY[onday . A potluck din ner will be conduc t«J ..-:-- GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla Twirlers wlU have a Western Square Dance Saturclay, April 2, a t the Galllpolls Developmental Center (next to the Golf Course) 8 to 11 p.m. The caller will be Harry McCOlgan from Prin · ceton, W. Va. Everyone Is 3, 1983 • Af!!il 3, 1983 . PAC shows-Indian \art Calendar SUNDAY w, Va. ments will follow at the Paula COckran residence, 417 First. Ave. All members and prospective members are welC<Jme to attend. GALLIPOLIS - French Colony Chapter~ Nat(onal Society Daughters of ' the American Revolution will meet a:t the . home of Mrs. Kenneth Welker. MQnday at 1: ~ . Officers wUl be e lected and all members are urged to attend. TUPPEF\5 PLAINS - A spring revival wUl get underway Monday at the St. Paul Unl!OO Methodist Church In Tuppers f'lalns with servlces at 7: 30 each evening through Friday. Guest speaker will be the Rev. E. A .. "Bud" Hatlleld,. Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va . Special music will be presented each evening. HARRISBURG Pomona Grange will meet Monday, 8 p.m. at Harris Grange HalL A potluck dinner wUI follow : ~-- LETART- A regular meeting of the Letart Township Trustees will be held Monday evening. GALLIPOLIS - The final session of Youth Baton · will begin ,at the GDC Actlvlty Center on Monday, Aprll 4. Classes wJU be held for beginning, Intermediate, and advqnced element ary age c hlldren and also for Junior-Senior High stude nts. The .registration fee Is $10 for eight weeks of Instruction. For more Information, phone the Galllpolls Parks and Recreation Dept., 446-1789, extension 24. RAONE - Racine Chapter 134, OES, regular meeting, Monday. 7:30 p.m . at temple; officers, wear c hapter dl'l"sses; there wlll be Initiatory work . L{CBANON -l,ebanon TOwn · . ship Trustees meeting, 7 p.m . Monday at township garage. GAWPOLIS - 0!1 dllplay DOW tllrOuib April~ tn 111e French Art •CoJoay iallerles, Ia a coordlnatlml rt pooters by Fritz Scholder Editor named at Rio ~per of Show lor 1982." . 1n 'addlt~oo to t111a exx:e~~eot . selection of artifacts, Fritz Scbolder, an artist baled out t1 -New·York City, tJeplcta and tmagecy from !be Ameri:IUI lDI!lan beritaae-'Ibelle poBten were taklln from sDI<screens and Utliosnipby . pr1nta Mr. Scbplder Ia Jntematlpnally known for. Hll selection of brllllant colors visually describe the artistic essence of !be Amert- ·Q . By 11011 'HOEFUCH Tlme!i'Sentlnel Staff Services still offered at PPSEO STAN-SHOR ·POOLS I SWIMMING POOLS AND COMPLETE SWIMMING POOL KITS Complete Installation and Also above ground, round pools and spas available. • LEBANON - Meeting of all applicants for water servlce In the Stlversvllle area to be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Lebanon Township welcome. Garage. Signing of easements tor necessary right -of-ways will be Ctd ..LJPOLIS - Galllpolls . handled and both . hu96ands and Elks Lodge meets Monday. wives should attend the meeting. Dinner will be served at 6: 30 Those on Township Roads 29, 410 p .m. with the meeting B p.m . and :JJ as wen as the Immedia te community of Stlversvllle should CENTENEHY Grubb attend. ·'-FamUy Singers will take part In a r evival starting at 7::10 p.m . POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs . Don Monday and Tuesday at GalllpoGenhelmer wlll present a program ll' Bapllst Church. Rev . John about the ir work In Africa at the St. Jel'ters will be speakec. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, at 7: 30 Tuesday evening. Mr. GA LLiPOL IS - AAUW will Genhelmer Is a nephew of Mrs. m eet Monday, April 4, a l thH Eva Schrieber of Ball Run In Meigs ' Gall\polls Dally Tribune, 825 County. Mr. and Mrs. Genhelmer T hird Avf"., at 7:30 p.m. A will be here for a week be!ore going buslnrss mpet \ng and refreshback tD Africa . OR . GEORGE W, .AVIS STEVE SHORT I he case of reading, thechlldwlll probably give up after only a few minutes , and eventua lly develop an aversion to lt. Routinely, an optometrist's examination wUI test to lind out how the child's eyes nonnally wor k together. This wlll Include tests for eye movement, eye focu sing, eye convergence, a nd the abUlty to change direction of gaze. Common eyesight proble ms when they are found, must be corrected with glasses or con· tact lenses. But. there a re more causes for such problems than ne arsight edness, farsight ed ness, or astigmatism. A typical faull Is that a child has trouble In smoothl y moving both eyes together In all directions . To compensa te, a child will move this head instead of his eyes. While the symptom Is easUy observed, for Instance when reading, It Is dlff'cult to tell o!fl1and lf the problem Is In the !~using mecha ni sm or the CQ nvergence of the eyes. In either case, such a c hild will frequen tly become fa tigued . ln Monday thr:u Friday 9 AM lo9 PM S.l 1urday 9 AM to S PM SAVE 388-8869 Frul ern.al Life Insurance .,.· Home Qthce • Rock Island . Illinois OPTOMETRIST'---'-~ . CALL NOW AND MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA ••••••• PO,MEROY - Bookmobile service In Meigs Comity Is brought by I l O fT! rhu ollt r e ol under contract with Public theOhloLibrary Valley the Meigs County Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Monday, April 4 - Hemlock Grove (Post Ottlce). 2: 45·3: 15 p.m .; Pageville (Store), ,3:55-4:25 p.m.; .HarrlsonvUle (Church), 4:35-5: 00 p.m .; New Lima Rd. (!mile South of Fort Mel"gs), be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile arrives; Rutland (Depot St.); 6:40-8: 10 p.m ., short fUm wUl be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile CUT s130 Powerful3.9 peak HP George W, Davis, O.D. 458Seeond Ave., Gallipolis Phone ,M6-z-lJ6 . - .... Kenmore· PowerMate· Vac ~ our lowest t>['i ce.e.verl .- . .. A NfW 0/REC rtON IN HAIR DESIGN '' Outstanding performance wit h double ro w. bea te rbar-brush. edge clean .g 2354 $ 3 9 HP 11:1 vcMAmot(ll) Remote Control arrives. console TV $59799 ShoneiS Charbroiled.· Chicken Dinner i4.59 Special Purchase! m easure p1cture . Sensor-Scan tu,ning .· With remote A SpliCI III purchiiiS 9 , tnougtl nOirQducfHI . •S 11n eu:ept1onal ~11lu11 • 14902 While QU8n!1!1eS 11151 -Kenmore , Large-capaCity laundry patt ' • ABONELESS BREAST Of CHICKEN CHARBROILED AND SERVED WITH YOUR CHOICE OF TOPPINGS • 81\RBEQUE SAUCE • SWEET N' SOUR SAUCE • MElTED CHEESE •SAlrTEED MUSHROOMS • SAlrTEED ONIONS • OR NO TOPPINGS · • FRENCH FRIES (OR BAKED POfW ~ER 5PM) • TOASTED GRECIAN BREAD • ALL THE SOUP AND SALAD YOU CARE TO.EAT •FEATURING TOMAto WGETABLE SOUP Twla , PEUET .•.' Heavy-duty Plus 8-cycl_e washer ONLY . Heavy-duty Plus dryer $406!.t ONLY . • Now available m our ·-r· catatc}g •Many Kenmore mOdets available in color!i at eJCtra cost• Kenmore dryers requue connectors, noltncluded .' In pflce !hown • Ask' aboo1 Seilrs credi1 plan,s. Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertiseC'l . • S•l'lsl~tlon Gu"lni'Ma or Your Money Back ' . . 328 VIAND .STREET 'POINT P~fASANT, W. VA. Most ~rena~·'• &'l&tlable tor ptc;:ii.·UP Wtlhtn a lew day1 ... ' ,I I • •' •• fSearsl SilWER BIIDGE PlAZA , For Service Phono 446-2902 HAM, iltOI:IUCK AND CO. . ' , On Aprll7 from tO a. m . to 8 p.m . browned french fries, broccoli/vi· a dmissions representatives will be negar, lettucel'tomato salad, cran· a vallable to answe r questions at the berry delight, butter, mllk. Brookpark Holiday Inn Airport In Tuesday - Creamed turkey or Cleveland. Ohio. Students from the chicken over blscul t, mixed vegeta · ' following Ins titutions will be a pm1g bles, lettucel tomatosalad, cran· o! the program . berry delight, batter, mllk . Bowling Green State UnlversttyFalrlands, Terra Technical Col· Wednesday- Beef stew, kale/ vi- lege, Lorain County Community negar. peach and cottage cheese . . " College, Cuyahoga CountY. Com· oabneal cookie, bread. butter, m·Jntty College-East, Cuya hoge> mUk. .' CountY Community Colleg.,'-Me tro, Thursday - Hot dog, baked .Cuyahoga . Cou nt y Co mmunlt,v beans. cole slaw, applesauce, bun, College-West, Lakela nd Commun· butter, milk. Geauga, Kent Sta te Un\vei~ lty· Friday Chicke n. mashed Ashtabula. butter, lee cgreen ream, mllk. beans. bread, potatoes. Choice or beverage seJVcd with . each meal! "Meats subject to c ha nge " 1thout notice." "Servlces rendered on a nondiscriminatory basis ." _, . "' T . !L ·. The Shot' Cafe IIIII ... t~ 111\d \ It' I , tl ,, I I' IIi' \l.tlt " t , .tlhtl•oll ~ I' r~~~;~~~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WE HAVE IN STOCK SPECIAL WATERBEI) OHIJ • Purtltase Includes: FOR YOUR SEWING NEEDS ~60 in: Pglyester lines Pedestal, decki,._ fOOt·.and ~r!l. · inaltress, Iina-, :heater, thennos' tat, fill arid drain kit bl~ air valve. rt!p!lir kR. and six month • •45 iri. Ey~let •45 in. Striped Seersuckers •45 in .. Striped & Plaids •45 in. Shirting in. Tee Shirt Knit •60 in. Sportwear ~~ •45 in. Poplin ·6o THE FABRIC SHOP THEEC(JINt Enjoy the benefits of floatation slee(l for lsss than the price of an ordinary SINGER 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy. OH . Serving Meigs & Gallia Co . As Your Singer Approved Dealer PAOOUCTS mattress. it's yours complete! CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY f>IN & SNl'VfR fURNITURE C(). 955 Second -A-. 446-1171 P•nasol'IIC PV-1780 with Stereo & Dolby! Galllpoll•, Ohio l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~ . ,Cantata .. ,. T2383t/61B11 county~~---- On.April8 from 10 a .m . to 8 p.m. admissions representatives will be available to a nswer questions at the Holiday North lnn In Columbus, Ohio . Students from the !oUowing Institutions will be o part of the prog-ram: · Ma1ion Technical College, Ohio Sta te Univers it y Ma rlon, Ohio ,Universi ty Lancaster, Ohio State University Zanesvllle. Columbus Technica l College, Ohio State University Newark, Central Ohio Technical College Musktngum Area Technical Coll ege Kent State Unlverslty·Trurnbull. Kent State University-Salem. Kent S~e University-East Liverpool, Kent State University-Stark, Kent Sta te University-Tuscarawas, J£'f· terson Technical Collete, Belmont Technical College, b hlo Unlve•·slty Belmont, St:Ork Technical Co llege, Ulvers\ty of Akron-Wayne. supply of water conditioner. .· .,.·. .On April 6 from 10 a. m. to~ p.m . a dmissions representatives wlll be ava ila ble to answer questions at the Belden VIllage Holiday 1nn In North Canton, Ohio. Students from the folloWing lnstltu Uoris wlll be a part of the program : ity College, t{t"nt Stale Unlverslty- UNE OF SPRING FABRICS AQUA SLEEP CENTER SPRING BA({(;AI~S . Wednesday, Aprll 6 - Chesier (Fire Station), 2:15-2:45 p.m. , short film will be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile a rrives; Keno (North Side of Keno Bridge), 3-3: .30 p.m.; Success Road (filear 39060), 3:454:15 p.m .; Long Bottom (Post Office), 4:25-5:10 p.m ., short fUm will be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile arrives;' • AAdsvUle (Reed's Store) , 5:20-6: 10 . p.m ., short fUm wlll be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile arrives; Tuppers Plains (LodwiCk 's), 7:10.7:40 p.m .; Baum Addition, 8: 1~ : 40 [).m . 25 - •n. diagonal R10 GRAND'E - Adm issions representaUves will be·avallable to talk with students ,Interested. In transferring from two-year and community C<Jlleges to Rio Grande College, ~FULL .· ~~~ $119 Remember - I told you someone would get the few cents you were saving at the gas pump. Well Friday the new five cent federal ta' was added on . Oh, well! Enjoy your Easter egg and keep smiling ... Bookmobile' .schedule """' Al' l'\ loNIMI "' ' 95/ GAU.IPOLIS - Activities lor the week of April 4-8 at the Senior attzens Center located at 2:ll JackSon Pike are as follows : Monday, April 4 - Cerami:s Oass. 9 :30 a.m .·noon; Chorus, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, April 5 - S.T.O.P . Oass, 10: 30 a .m. ; Physical Fllness, 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, April .fi - VInton Bible Study; Crown City Mobile Unit, 1 p .m .; Card Games, 1-3 p.m . Thursday, AprU 7 - Bible Study, 11 a.m.-noon; Advisory Council, 1 p .m .; Blood Pressure Checks, 1-3 p.m .. Friday, April 8- AprU Showers birthday party, 12:30 p.m .; Art Class, 1-3 p.m .: Craft Mini-Course, 1·3 p.m .; Social Hour, 7 p.m. The Senior Nutriglon Program will servl! the follo"':'ng menus: Monday - CHeeseburger, oven ObseiVing his 87th birthday on Aprill6 will be Elza Larkins. He'd . like to receive car<lli. A World War l veteran, Larkins resides at Long Bottom. Oh. I admire loca l people who tackle new projects for our area . The Eastern High School Senior . Drama Club is t~ckling a student · · p'.')Ciuc!J!] diniier 1hea.ter on April . 30. . Carolyn Tripp, club s ponsor, · S<tld, "What we have planned is an • eV.nlng of fun consisting of dinner : and a full scale prOduction of 'Saga : ot Sagebrush Sal.' " · ·. All .proceeds will go towards the : purchase of new stage c urtains. : The play and dinner w ill be · ·avallable at one moderate price : and ·all dinner tickets will be sold · through advance reseJVatlons. Cast me mbers will include David Gaul. Lisa Collins, Roge r Bissell. Tim Roberts, Julle Elberfeld, Jane lle Ely, Jeff Shrivers. Linda Thoma , Ray Mason. Mark Rice, Tom Scyoc, Jodi· Smith, Tina · Spencer, Kim Lute, Tammy .Hud · son, Erma Connolly, Jennl Burke, Leonard Koenig, Mike Gibbs, Anne Structual Glass Wall ·t6x32 SJIOO . 18.x36 · *3400 20x40 SJ675 ' -----Gallia A picture of the Salem Center School ess;~y and poster contest conducted by the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation District listed Carrie Bradbury as a thlr;l place poster winner and It should !lave read Carrie Scarberry. Richard Meredith is doing well following surgery at th~ Holzer Medical Cent er - performed on the birthday o! his wife, Mary. Mrs. Meredith feels that she got a great bil1hday gift in the success of tier : husband's surgery. Steel Wall Kits S250() 16x32 S2700 18x36 20x40 s2950 " Southern High School's Class of 196l will have a reunion at Portland Park on May 29. Those attending are to take their own table, service, beverage and a covered dish. The class wUl provide hot dogs and huns. Theouttngwlllbeg1nat3p.m . a nd during the affair class members will make plans for the obseJVance of their 20th annlversaryJ In . 1984. Anyone needing furtlier Information rriay contact Sharon Cotter U, 992-5637. I. Spring. Sale of .------=---------+ Probably one of the most ex ten· sive collecllon of antiques and collectibles in the area belongs to Dick and NeJUa Seyler. TheSeylers house the ir C<Jllectlon in the spacious former Weed Wholesale Co. bullding in Pome• roy . The building provides 'much, muc h living space, extensively furn ished in fantas tic antiques, and also cOntains lar ge aree.s for shelves of, attractive items which make up the C<Jllect ipn . The collection is impressive and the Seylers welcome visitors. Believe me, you can spend hours and hours viewing thP many unique pieces of the collection. Rio. seeking transfers POMEROY -The Meigs CoUnty · beilre 9 a.m. the day you plan to • Senior attzens Center, Mulbercy eat The. menu lor the week ts: Heights, Pom~roy . has scheduled Monday - Beef stew, tossed the following activities for the week 5alad, cornbread, butter, apple hut· of Aprtl 4 through.S:-' • ter, baked apple. Tuesday -:- Johony Mat:Zetl, fdondily ..: Physical Fitness, 11: lJ a.f!l.; Square Dance, 1-~p .m. green beans. waldorf salad, bread. Tuesday - Physical Flti)ess, butter, coconut cream pie. 11: ~ a.m.; Chorus Practice, 1-2 Wednesday -Baked white !Ish,. · , creamed peas, oven browned p.m . . Wednesday ~ Social Security · potato wedges, f<!U. butter, chacoRepresentative wUl be at the late pudding with whipped topping In graham cracker crust Center for aU clients, 1 a.m.-noon; Physical Fitness, 1:.Jla .m .: Bingo, Thursday - Broasted chicken, 1-2 p.m.. mashed potatoes and gravy, three Thursday - Ceramics, 10 a .m.- bean salad, biscuit, butter, Ice noon; Physical Fitness. 11: .Jl a.m.; cream. Food COop pickup, 3: »4: .Jl p .m. Friday - ·Escalloped potatoes · , Friday- Physical Fitness, 11 :30 with ham and c heese, broccoli and carrots, cole slaw. bread, butter, a .m .; Bowling, 1-3 p.m. The Senior Nutr\Uon Program fruit t up. A choice of milk, cottee, tea Is noon meal Is seiVed dally; please make a reseJVatlon for a meal available dally. Huffman, Sheila Harrts, Pam Murphy, Melissa Thomas, ~ky ·Eichinger. Becky Ambrose, Be'th 'l'eaford, Sharon Griffin. Mark Holter. Mark• Gaddis, Mllu' Connolly and Jet! Masters. · I'm anxious to see the group pull it ol't. Those Interested should ' contact one of the cast members or pbone Carolyn at 667-3941. • .- A reminder for you - the annual ,.Easter Egg Hunt of the Middleport. Pomeroy Rotary will be at 2 p.m . today at ' · .• ·Park. ·; The time w.S .. originally set for • 1 p.m . but has been now mpved .. to 2 p.m . The .. Middleport on . Department will again , traditionally assisting with ·, the hunt there' will be hundreds of • plastic eggs containing prize slips • for the fi.nders. besides a gold egg worth a cash prize of $25; a silver .. egg worth $10 and a bronze egg worth $5. Wooden speaks Su.nday morning TUESDAY W AJ~ I '- f)Jl ~ A. I I Don't forget the egg hunt Margaret Evans, a junior communlcatbns 4eP1ct111e Amel1can.Jndlan culture aceDe. and an exhibit of IDI!lan. art1tacta from Rio Grande: Ohio, has arned ed!Ur. tn-chlef. of the !be Ken ~ COilectloD. s · · t ~5paper at Rio Grande Black, from Mt. Vei'DC>n, Is COllege and Commu,nlty College for dllplaylng a selection of over 1,001 the 1!&-84 academiC year. arttteats found In Ohio and sur· Evans wW direct 1l1e staff or·tbe rounding llll~.. These artltacta college's student newspaper, Tile date back to pre-historic tribes. . Signals. The publlca!Mln Is printed Canedfrom varloostypesofstone.' can Indian. twice a month and cJrculated to !be Items Include a variety of tools, This exhibit of the Ken Black 1,500 stuilents and sta(f, · Ornamental weights and spear Collection and Fritz Scbolder prints. ........... A. gr~duate of GaUia Academy weights, pendants, ceremontal obwork togelber In lifting the vtew.er High School, Evans has been active jects as well as a large assortment from our contemporacy·Uves to an In the Grllllde Cl)orale, studetrt of flints used as spear points and awareness In the establlshment of publications, , and the college arrowheads. the first American cultures. The Ven. Lorentho Wooden theater at Rio Grllilde. She also Most of the jlrtlfacts were · French Art COlony Is loca!OO at 500 sings with the local musical group p-odUc:ed and Used by the two most First Ave., In GatUpoUs. Gallecy · headed by Tex Harrison. Evans Is hours are Tuesday and 'I'llursday, prominent bibes In Ohio, the lls!OO In Who's Who Among AmeriHQpeweUs and Jlle Adenas. Thls 10 a:m. to 3 and Saturday and can College and University Stuexhibit recently received the hlghSunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. (614) · dents. shel Js the daughter of Dr. 446-3834. est award given by the ArcheologlThe Ven. Lorentho Wooden, and Mrs. Oyde Evans of Rio cal Society of Ohlo as "Overall llest . Archdeacon of the Southern Ohio Grande . Diocese, wlll speak at 10: JO a.m . Sunday at Grace Episcopal Planned P arenthood of SOutheast 15 and 19. Without the use of birth Church, 326 E . Main St., Pomeroy. Ohio continues to offer confidential planning pictures there would have He seJVed the diOcesan staff as servlces to all those who use the · been an additional 313,001 teen community development o!tlcer '• sel'\1ces. A pennanent Injunction pregnancies. from 1975 to 1!1!0 and since has been was Issued recently' against the Prevention of adolescent preg- archdeacon. Parental Notification Regulation of nancy also reduces 'the number of Wooden received a BA from the Department of HQaJth and fa milies who are dependent on Morehouse College In Atlanta and Are·Proud To ~nounce Human Servlces. "People a re welfare. A teen pregnancy often did ·hi s theological stu~les at the confused about this and we con· prevents the mother from reaching University of Chicago, the Divinity tlnue to receive calls from both her potential as a wage earner in School; General Theological Semi: teenagers and their parents . Our our economic system. For exam.. nary and Episcopal Theological services are completely conllden· pie, In 1975, six out of 10 women in SchooL •. tial," says Kay Atkins, Executive "households receiving Ald to DeDirector. pendent Children had given birth as Teens themselves '~boose a fam teenagers. Ily planning clinic on the basts that Preventing teen pregnancy will "the serVIce . Is comple tely prl· continue to be a priority of federally vate." In a national suJVey, this Is funded family planning programs . service available. · the most frequently named reason These programs o!ter sex educafor their choice. About 25 percent of tion , Increase family communlca· the sexually active teens say they tion, and enltance parenting skills , cannot tell their parents, and would as well as provide cllnlcal seiVJces. not use contra~tlve services if Planned Parenthood of Southeast their parents "[)ire lnlormed , yet Ohio Is a private, non-profit organi• most of them say they would zation which prol(!des confidential continue sexual activity . fa mily planning servlces. PPSEO's The result of such a sltuatlorl' family planning and reproductive would be more Jeen pregnancy In health seiVlces are avallable to .the U.S. In 1976 there were qoo;OOJ · everYone. ...."' . . · . (o . between p.m. Senior · activities set · Meigs county= - , Beat of the Bend RIO GRANDE - The Sunday Time~~ntinei-Pa~B-3 Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Potneroy The cantata. "Jesus Lives". by Harold.DeCou was presented at tbe Palm Sunday seJVIce of the forest Run · Unl!OO Methodist Church by the choir. Dan Nease was narrator with Rose Ann Jenkins as pianist There was a d.uet by JUI Pugh an4 Roy Jenkins "-\lth solos by · Marybelle Warner, Rick Hauber, and Betty Blackwood. Otller choir ll)elllbers were Jonetta Davis, tlnda Hamm, De.bble Hauber, Mary K. 'Roosh, Marsha Russell, Hllda Yeauger. · . Mai'Cia Arnold, Rtma Sa~. Kathleen Scott, Alfred Yeauger, and Stanley Merrifield . . . Michael and Rene Russen were P-eeters at the service with Della Pugh and RacheUe Jenkins as the . . acolytes . a f!]lf))l!!!.d- · · ... m.v · • .J1111 I'" POM ALL 14K .GOLD ' NOw-30% OFF . . CHAINS, BRACELETS, CHARMS, CHARM HOLDERS EXTRA LARGE SELECTION 3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE APRIL lsi THRU APR!(16th AU DIAMONDS Now 25o/o ro 500/o OFF . 'G7 DIAMOND CLUSTER NOW REG .' I $6995'60.00 S~VE WHITE DIAMOND CLUSTER 'I• CARAT DIAMOND SOLITARE $39500 1 ' Q. - WE SERVICE WHAT WE . SELL I>OZENS .OF STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM •JEWELRY •WATCHES •DIAMONDS $1095°0 I Peneeonlc: Vld•o C•m•r•• • P•n..onk:·PK·7&t eot01. 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Batesky, chairman of the Health and Physical Educatlon Department at Rio Grande, served on the evaluation committee. Batesky Is .a member of. t he • Ohio Education Department's cer.ttf!catlon team for teacher educa· .. tlon that t ravels to colleges and universities ac ross the state to evaluate the eachcr prcpara lion program s. ·. The eval uation team Is made up of persons from Ohio State University, Uf1lversity of Dayton, Bowling Whittington , Grimes STORE HOURS: 8 M011.·sat. am-10 pm . Sunday 10 am·lO pm . • 298 SECOND ST. • PQMEROY, 0. . " . PRICES EFFECTI\lE TH RU APRIL 9. 1983 Green State Untversty, UnJverslty of Cincinnati, Cedarville College and Rio Grande Colleg~? . A 1970 graduate of Lock Haven, Batesky has been at Rio Grand(> ..,stnce 1977. He received his mas,er's degree at tbe State of New York at Buffalo In 1975 and . ellrned his doctorate In eduCation from the University of Arkansas In 1977. Wh ile at Rio· Grande, Batesky has had 12 articles published In peysical education · journals both statewide and natlonal.ly. In 1971! he wa s selected by the Alpha Sigma Phi f1'atcrnlty as "Professor of the Year" at Rio Grande and In 1981 he wa• the rec lp(J'>nt of the Midwest Professional Award for ac hievement In the area of health and peysieal educ~tion . • 'I :Virginia Whittington, Edmund GrimeJ ll : Mr. and M rs. Homer Whittington ·of Point Pleasant announce' the ·engagem ent of Vl~nl a Vay to : Edmund F . Grimes n, son of Mrs. ·Edmund F. Grlmes Sr. : Miss Whitt ington Is a 197~ "graduate of Point Pleasant High · :School and a 1979 graduate of · nursing school and Is presently :em ployed at Holzer M edi cal :eenter. · Grlm es Is a 1974 graduate of : Polng Pleasant and has bee n an : Ironwor ker lnce graduation.· : Open church wedding will take ·place on M ay 14 at 4:30p.m . at the Shepherd United Methodist :c hurch. It wlll be followed by a · · ' :reception at the church soclaJ ' MIXED ¢ Fryer Parts........ :2·./ BALLARDS McKinney 50th 1 LB. ROLL OR 12 OZ. LINKS .$ 39 .room . ¢ ·Karr· ' Horacf' Karr, children, 22 grandchildren, and 11 great -grandchildre n. Mrs:. Jloutc :~. Pom eroy .' : Mi ss Hoffmels!PI' gr aduated f rom R ifle High School in Co lorado, a nd 111<> J\rtzona State Universit y in ,Tem pe, Ariz., reC<'lvlng a bachelor of science degr!'l' In sociology In ' j 979. She Is a professional golfer. : t-Ier rt anrc gra dua!Pd from East~ rn High School In 1%9 and Ohio ' i;ta tP U niver sity In 1!11.1 rt>Ccivlng a hacht'lor of science ck> grL'<' In J!nancl', and IS vlee prr.Sident of "Karr Co ns truc tion ro., fl nd a.c:;sls ts l n ~~~ opera tt~n of Roya l Oak F arm . • Thl' wedding will ia k<' piac• •April ~ ~ a l thP ChPsiPr Unil " i Methodist 1'hurc h. 69 FLEXSTEEL E SOFA & CHAiR • lUG. '1450,00 REG . 1999.95 decor ating t he cake which fea tured a love seat with brtde and groom, and sham mcks. Music was provi~ by DodleCJeiiirid i\Qd Mr:and M I'S, White. wer e presented_a floral arrangement. Attending were M r. and Mrs. Carroll Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mr. and Mrs. MOton Hood, M r. and Mrs. F r ank Wilson, Carl Gilmore; Yvonne Sellers, Dodle Cleland. . 'f:.'!' . -Wej(ht _Control: . . · -1. Wai&ht~ 2. Stabilization 3-: Mainttnance · ·· . GAiitPOUS.AREA~·GIUiPo\is DM~l c.Rter Gym Bulldin1 - lllNDAYS 6:30 P.ll. ,, PT. PLEASANT AllfA-Krode.J,..tllrt · RIESDAYS 6:30 P-.11. POMEROUREA-IIIip Inn TUESDAYS, 10:00 A.l. &6:30 P.ll. RECLINER :i:fl~LOUNGER REMBRANDT CHROMCRAFT REG. '550.00 ~~l~~~~ euLLEM * . New BROOKWOOD • • ~mp1re • FRESH·· . . . .__ -·· ·-·-· ·-·-- StrawberrieS ......L.B:· . -·. . I VALLEY BELL :J ne factors that can lnflur nrr the ·futu re . II ls a modf' rn phenom ('non k-a usc modern futurists are l nterl'stcd In cult ura l changes, not 1 h~ ups and downs of p<' I'SOnal ~ortunrs. F uturlstles Involves lm i.gtnlng,. and expio1i ng desirable tut u1-es In all areas of fife Including b usiness and econom ics, ~dura · :uon. government andJniL rnational 1 ·- . :;tffatrs, mass media. and life-styles -a nd va luPs . : Pati lclpant s In this class will CXpiOil' the . dynamic COnCCpl of 1acllit attng, Il'VIslng or blocking t'm cr gency trends In personal and professional life. Basic fu turistic l.'onccpts will be presented with ~ 11)1<1~ time for group discussion. It Is hoped a local futw·istlcs group ivlll grow Iron\ the class. ' A fee of $10 wiU Include ln!Oima· i Joo, mate rials, and other resources to help Individu als from aU ~lsel pllnes bi>come more Involved In futurism . : The class will be conducted for lwo weeks1Jn Mondays, 7-9 p .m .. . )X'gl nnlng April 11 at . 126 Mor1on . Hall or Ohio University. : F or m ore Inform ation or to j·egistcr conlacl the Offi ce of l 'ontlnulng Education, <f:onferen· •'E'S and Workshops , Memorial ~ udltortum, Athens, OH 45701, i6i41 594:6876. Collect callS wlll be . "ccepted. · I KRAFT PARKAY 8 0 ~~· . • :. Crackers .......... STARKIST CHUNKY ·runa · · · _ •• ·••••. ••••• ~ •••G~s.o:.• r Margarine....... ~8~. ¢, ' . ' .. ' . REG. 11299.95 REG '999.95 NOW $8888 8 $68888 MISMATCHED STONEVILlE MAXWELL HOUSE SUGAR TOILET TISSUE · . COFF·EE LB. $149 Bag • ~:~ly $1~. 9 _5 : . 6 ~oils ~a~B . . STARTING AT REG. '279.95 •. ·. -~. • ' .. ~- NOW $98888 · STONEVILLE DINETTES Tab le w/ 4 Swivel Chairs REG. 1649.95 :\. OAK TRIM ·· ·· ~~-. SELECT aEMCO MATTRESS &BOX SPRING SETS $58888 1I 2 OFF HOOVER UPRIGHT TOP FILL REG . 1124.95 TWIN ' $11995SET $19 88 LANE TV STERERG_EP87c9A _95s1NET PUlASKI CORNER $38888 $55995 CHROMCRAFT BAR, 2 STOOLS LANE ORIENTAL ·M~RMOR . & CONSOLE .., REG . .1519.95 . ·' 88 BROOKWOOD SLEEP SOFA . SOFA & CHAIR REG: '1099.95 $599 95·· · NQW $66666 LAMPS BUY 1 AL~ . FLOCK NYLON SOFA & CHAIR 1 REG . 1199.95 1-$~STONE'o#IUE ~P.'!!~~ REGUlAR PRICE GET 8 8 8 88 $66'9 DINET1'E Table "& 4 Swivel Chtirl MATCHING ONE $588 88 $}OO • $8995 , WING CHAIRS , REG. $299.95 · NOW $16600 FLEXSTEEL lEG. "'.908.00 ., NO G~~G.cs~~~~ET $ REG . 1799.95 '·' REG . 1 1399 95 $444 44 FRENCH BEDROOM SUITE REG. 1899.95 NOW $68888 REG . '840 0J~~a1~E ......................._. . 19 FLAVORITE SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE $1244 44 SOfA & CHAIR NOW $3S888 CHARMIN REG. 1 1599.95 WITH LIGHT BRIDGE REG. '762.50 · ~ SI~GER NOSTALGIC WOO.D . FREN CH CHERRY DINETTES BEDROOM SUITES 1 · BEDROOM SUITE REG. 1695.9S REG . 11199.95 NOW $.1 28·888 NOW $88888 $688 88 ROLL TOP DESK HUTCH, TABLE 6 CHAIRS GLASS TOP FLEXSTEEL RECLINER $1299 9 5 - $777 77 NOW$777 77 $48888 $4188 8 BEDRooM suiTE 1 •. QUEEN ANN cHAIRs 1 WHITE cEDAR cHest RIVERSIDE OAK REG. '999.95 w/6 Chairs REO. 'J99.95 . !able DINffiE. 4 Chairs REG . '749.95 REG . '5,50. 00 ..-----------~---~~~~-~------------~----------------------~--~~~~---.----------~.---~~--~ s~~~~~~~~E w~~~s~~~K ~~NCH • ESTA $48888 ~~~T:~:~~~ :. 59 2% Milk... !~~T!~~!~~~~. =a n a tt pnpt to system atka lly l'XH m- • NOW $59888 The Old Empire Furniture in Gallipolis EDROOM SUITES · -· -.. -· VIN-VL ¢ ·. * * REG . 1 832.00 • SOFA, LOVE SEAT & CHAIR PLASTIC TOP TABLE & 6 CHAIRS :t.s " BFJlCH CRAFT WOOD DINETTE ru· .\ HIGH BOY AT THE . SOLID MAPLE llfiJ '799.95 . SOLID CHERRY Furn1ture · In Middleport $39995 : ATHENS - ·A chanC'P to k!'Cp up ' w ith, forl:'SC'f' and cont rol wor ld ~e h an g<•s will be> "offf'rPd to a rea ----~. :r<:sldo'iit s a 'two:t•vehlng ~l ass , ~ "A H Prnat lvf' Futurism : lnvPnllng •the Prl'frn ·rd Lif<'." eondur ted by ::Or. ' .Jo('( 1.. Builtin al Ohio :u nlw r sity. • : Dr. Burdin Is a Visit ing I?rufesoo r -of F.dueational Adminlstz'Ht lon, and a mf'mbfo r of lhf' Wo rl d Future :SOCiety. • Modern futuristics is pri marily OPE N M O NDAY 'TIL 8 P.M . W e.'re Celebrating I:_he_ BRAND NA ES: CATNAPPER BLACK SMITH SHOP . US CHATHAM FLEXSJEEL Fururisni class scheduled at 0 '' · A <:ptthensive Propani · That Tabs You All 3 Stages of Successful LME ;;NOW .$688 88 . t'. dllt ' l " \'dl ll tllll' llt' \\"(. l ', [f , li l h ' ~,'-. \tlt ' \ 1' 1\ \ 1 \l,l " H II I WEIGHT CONTR()L GROUPS 1 - - - - - - 1 KINCAID SOFA LOVESEAT ::~~~T1RAFT Chuck Roast ..... ~~-... . tl ll .itltllh l : \iHIII l t ' lll t' ll,n\ ~~~~~TEEL $88888 ' . . $ 29 til, ..,, . I ),·, -t·;v l ,1'-.t l.ll -.. I h,· tk' d,h ·. l lltr. J1 itt' ... ,d r· \\' dl n1 .1k., · ,.,,. n -.. (t '\' ld,,· ,, , d l--.~11 }~ .. The Middleport home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cleland was Jhe settlng for a ~)1 rprlse_pa rty honor: lng Mr. ani! ,Judson White on :.· their 46th wedding anniversary. The couple were marrled on March 17, 1937 by the Rev. CecU Bailey, pastor at that time of the Middleport First United Presbyter· Ian Church. A St. Patrtck 's Day theme was .carried out with Violet Campbell : POM P. IWY - T he Pngagcment and approac hing man·iag<' of barbam l.i'<' Hoffm eiS!er of CarclrPe, A r iz., and S. Ray Karr , pomeroy, Is l~.' lng announced. The brid e-elect Is the daughter of M r. and Mrs. Robet1 L. HoffmPisl er, Rifle, Colo. The prospecti ve bridegroom Is l tw son or M r . and M rs. w. Whites celebrate 46th H offmeister l'h '. h~' '"'~]lH'l' ('\' t iH • Dl''.: · t' t·~ · J) v\kr .., urnlll l hl..... \till I" kt · l \\·illl '> tl l lllt'"" 'n RUTJ.eAND - Friends and rela· The open house is being hos tP<i by fi ves· of F loyd and Lola Russell their children, .Jack HatTison . Harrison are lm•li ed to attend an Elai ne Spires, Don Han·tson. all of open house in obscrvanC<' of their Rutla nd, and Ada Scott, Colum bus. 50t h wedding anniversary Mr. amd Mrs. Han·ison have I I The celeb ra tion wUI take pl ace on grandc hll?r~n and eight gn•ai Sunday, Aptil 17, from 1 to4 p.m . at grandchildren . They wen• married In Ga llipolis." · th I De t St h I In R r -e_r_po _ _ree~_o_m_e_ _u_ti_an _d_ . ----------~ with cake, Ice cr eam , punch, nuts and mints. • M r. and Mrs. McKinney were married on M amh 29, 1933 In A rbuckl e, va . They have five POME ROY - Buddy and L ucy McKinne:y were honored r ecently · with a party t o observe their 50t h wedding anniversary. Numerous gif ts were presented _to the couple by friends and relatives who called dul-ing the day. A buffet luncheon was served along )SAUSAGE •••••••••••••• :Good Harrison 50th RAnAN He. . TABLE 1GROUP . REG. 910.00 . , NOW $44,4 44 SOF~~::EAT O~K TRIM W/ .RASS REG . 11099.95 NOW $88888 CHROME pR BRASS .. COFFEE TABLE, 2 $ENDS 44 REG . 1252.00 244 NOW $88888 $48888 . BROWN FUR PITT i-tt0~CH~H;:~vLE HALL TREE NOW SET OF 3, REG . 1509.9.5 - . REG: ~ 1699 .- 95 ~ NOW$ · 1188 88 SEE OUR w ·ATER BED · DISPLAY FULL SET QUEEN SET Rec. 1479.90 Re1. 1579.,0 Rea. 16,99.95 MAPLE NOW $188"888 NOW $38888 HUTCU~ABLE B~g~~~~~~~E $9888~ REG.'•I620.00 REGt '599 .95 8 ' · NOW~1088.88 L~~~~~ITH w/4 Chairs REG. 11131.00 Table $77177 RIVERSID~ FLEXSTEEL CAMEL BACK SOFA 1239.90 131.00 1369.95 REG. $920.00 · NOW . - ' J I . .I . ' • • ' OAK COFFEE T-ABLE $159.95-$108.88 · END TABLES $159.95-$108.88 ' t $29 95 NOW $1, 98 88 NOW M-ATTRES & BOX S'RING SETS . I • BEDROOM SUITES 6 CHAIRS REG. , 269 ~ 6 CHAIRS REG . 11.499 .95 p • RE G'439.95 REG. ' 399.95 .. , SEALY Postur4;!pedic 11allcrest I TWIN SEt REG 570 ., I • $7777'7 . ' \ �• I • ... . PPSEO FDMEROY- The MPigs County OfOce or P la nned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio Is moving to 10'2 West Ma in Street In Pomeroy. Beginning · Mond ay, a ll pa ti ent Including examinat lon!'i. ,)~<ill be ava ll a bl!' at the new f,..; ll l!y, 'Appointments ca n be made by calling 992-5912 betwren 8: :lO a,m. a nd 5p.m . Monday through Friday. "Our new facility will !J13 kr fa mily pla nning se rv ices more conve nie nt for th P Meigs Co unt y people who wa nt }l nd usP them ," according to Na ncy .JI'ffPrs , pat~n! services assist ant. "A grt'. r variety of appoinl ml'nl limPs be availa ble, and a)i ' wrv irPS will be prov ided at one loca tion." According to Kay Atkins, exPCu· live dlrPCtor, '"1'1\e new a ppoint · mentt imes will morr suit a bly mrrt th r nPPds of Me igs Co un ty reside nt s.'' " Our s taff wil l now offer medica l, counSC'IIng, afld educa tion S('J'Vkes a t one convenient location." sa id Mrs. Atkins. "This will cllmlna tr the time and energy used In !he past to lliOVf' suppljes and sta ff from plac!' to place. " We look forwari:J to offering the commu nity our high gua llty services In ·a comfort a ble a nd convenient w il ing." Pla nned Pare nthood of Southeast Ohio Is a prl va 1£'. non profit organiza tion which provides confide ntial fa mil y pla nni ng serv ices. PPSEO's fa mily planning a nd reprod uc ti v~ health services an• ava ila ble• to Pveryonc. At I DOUBLE THE VALUE OF MANUFACTURERS CENTS OFF COUPONS UP TO 49¢ IN FACE VALUE. SAVE DOUBLE $$ . AT JOHNSON'S AND MARK V THURSDAY, APRIL 7 Budget P/easer · Budget Budget P/eas~r Special Special Pleaser Special USDA CHOICE BONELESS $ 59 CHUCK ROAST LB. SUPERIOR POLISH SAUSAGE LB. Budget Pleaser Special 29 LB. a gra ndfat her. ' Some say It 's the hardest money they 've ever ea m ro . Our kids havc never wo rkrd for us . WP gavP tll(\ m a n allowa ncP for · 12 yea rs just to brNt he In and out LEAN 19 CHUCK STEAK LB. USDA CHoiCE CHOPPEd BONELESS STEW BEEF - SIRLOIN PATIIES -Budget Budget ,, ·>,i _· . ,. ' .· .' ' ~ • I ·. WHOLE FRYING CHICKEN SUPERIOR'S DART BRAND ' BACON POUND_$ PKG. SUPERIOR 12 FRANKIES B!}dget Pleaser Pleaser Special FRESH oz.gg¢ PKG. Pleaser . Special $ FORNIA WBERRIES with so m<· regula rit y. Most of thr• Ume t hey dl£1 th is wit hout complaining. ·There wet·e never hm·sh QUART 4LB. $129 BAG · wt• rp a ICEBERG U. S. NO. 1 ¢ MAINE POTATOES lOlB. BAG HEAD LETIUCE ' ·LARGE FRESH CRUNCHY TENDER GREEN PEPPERS CARROTS POUND29¢ niornlngs. On the other ha nd. lh<' fac t that hP w as working for WHJWS lhul would drive a union ma n 10 s!ugt• a rE'volullon would have nothing to do with his r unning a few erra nds for us while h<' was out pit'k1ng up pa int. . · Actua lly, I could m•ver figutl'OUI why It didn't work out. WP treat rd him exactly a~ wf' would 1rra l any professiona l. We told him what . lime to go to bed at nights so hi' would be-fresh In lh<' mo~nlngs . We routed him out and for<·!'!! hi m to re t bt·eak fast. Ewry ·Jr> min utes. my h ~sba nd would check to 5('(' If he had put dropcloths over thP shrubbery a nd · taken Off lhP hardware around 1he windows . Every lim~ hi' got a phone ca ll, I would tell them hP jolnrd lhl' service a nd not 19ra il any rnor£•. I check!'!! his clothes to ma kt' sut'C hi' wtlsn't dripping paint befot'C he could use thP 1ba throom, and we paid him wi th a post-dated chec k !ha t woukHncarcera tl' hls parent s tor the next 15 years h~d h~ cashrd '11 on theilate It was \la:J II~n. N(.pollsm does · not work n ut overnight There's a bit of give-and· take between the nepollsmer and the n'e potl.sniee; Thl! only case where It a lmost worked was with Tom Sawyer when his Aunt Polly hired him to paint a fence. And that ended up with his enjoying his own tuneral'mrire. • . • Special · HELlMAN 'S DUNCAN HINES BAG Budget P.leaser $pedal REAL 32 OZ. JAR MAYONNAIS'E FRENOt'S MUSTARD MARSHMALLOWS Budget Pleaser ·Special INSTANT ' COFFEE oz. BAG _ WHILE.QUANTITIES LAST! . Specia~ Special 10 oz. JAR CARNATION BUTIERMILK • SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY SPEND EASTER WITH THEIR fAMILIES . H 4:H news ' KODAK DISC CAMERA OUTFIT YASHICA 35MM . Th 1s camera uses 600 "tugh speed hlt11 lor the tJe s1 u1 msl iltllllhotoyra t'hy It has a b't 11 1! on str obe. 11ever nee ds bal!e11e s nnd ts htlly au tomated II al~u tea tmes a ltyh t lllana ye lllcnt s ~ s le fh 10 rake rh e !_lue s~ wmk uut ol clpust••e Tup 1v•~ .. ens 'i t) II ~ U '\ lr .---~~--fl-t--cr'~.11 ,'u,tlllr al 78. RlG. 89.88 NOWol!II~CI<'St . l~ Kodak 0& 1!00) Cuncn >Mih Kcxl;rnlrr _H~ ;w rl lull lu l! ~ jlli \IHI' 11 u!r l IJUiilu l h \ l' ri 'V '""" 47.99 II SI! JEWElR Y DEP1. JfWEliiY Difo. KODAK 24 EXPOSURE 135 PRINT FILM Reg. 1.99 ' ore OOUIJl yw an gd: the lunct ol cleat, ~ h MP p!Ctur t!i vru ore a ay s wa nled to iaKe. even Ml low·hght COOI~tKJns. l ake ph!Es QUICkly, b o, ()1 e n~t aner the othet You do.l11 havetorl!'f.t cE Ihe camera sett11 R kJ make or Whether to~ a !lash. th enewKcdak DISC Ol rr~ra m<ii~ _all \he detiSIOil!i !01 YClJ 1 59.88 REG . 7J .96 POLAROID SX-70 INS1ANT FILM ..... .. . . 7.77 PKG. -~· ~ Oist: Film' Slip a lhln diSC ot 111m 11110 a srnall wm~ct carne-a thai 5 kliKiai w~h miao-COI'I'Iputer tech nOO~ ~ nd then , by s~rn~.~ ~ng ~~~' '''Ill' ' 1 1 11p " l l a ~ l 1 lll ii ~C ' I.IIIJII I phu iU\jl il jlll¥ I';"~ Rnchor Hock1ng . 2. 19 KODAK'S 24 EXPOSURE 110 PRINT FILM Rec. 2.89 "'1"--·99 -- . ' ........... JEWEliV DEPT . 13 QUART Great for mi xin g or serving amost an· ythi ng. Gary CUrtis. A 'new 4·H club which has not decided on a name~~ met March 7 at tbe Coon HunteQ' BuUdlni!. Thfo number ot advt!ort attending: , WBI two, S~~~an Tracy and Ret a E blln , and the nwnbtor ot memben attending was n_lne. The lteml of business dhK'UMed were the name of the club, thP lelectlon rl. prJfc:tJ and tht election ci otncers. A. demOnstration waa Jlvm by Trad E blin M the ltenw needrd In a . oow\.. boK. ll&nhrntnlS wm ..rved by Trad Eblin and Trlna Bacbttt. The next m eeuna waa Bet for March 28. at the COOn Hun"'"'' Billld!Jitl. opectal, plana lor tile next meetin1 are namlft(~ tavor11e vegt"table Rea. $7.49 • 7 PIECE ANCHOR HOCKING . 3 PIECE ANCHOR HOCKING STAINUSS BOWL eamee ,and ~hi'T1tTill were served by . --- hU.Ili WCIU III. r.omp ac l Ca lllelil ll(ll. CIUIO III:llli' warlm i!J hUhI 1u tell you whetI 111 uw llu~ll I ht! ·Gary, DOnna and Alban CUrtis. The next Repcn~ fl u ~ WITH BUllT-IN STROBE w'' ' accu1are control The ~h heavers t-H dubm€'1 March 5at the hOIT'Ie ot Kaye Frederick. 1be It ems of busines.1 dlscus!ed wu a car wash,' bowlln g reslderx:e. _ News • RANGEFINDER CAMERA SUN 660 INSTANT CAMERA atven by GillY Curtis. 'llte club pla)'<'d video LAUNDRY .DETERGENT ~~~~c DQWNEY liALF GALLON The Ntetp ~1'1 ljllll.llt " - :-, 1•1 11 ,11 _. , , , 11 1 1,111• l!lt l l l 'l rl1'IJ• "'''''; tl'tl'l \ IIII ttl !11 •WI W111r I 11'1 1'1 ~o~t ol l • rluhtllt Jtlo rlt'llj !l.r• l •t 111 '.! 1!11 "1 , ',, It •1111 1 l" 'l' l" '' ' 1 1. 1~'"" • I loltJ•I J :I lril l' ' ~'"'' / I 111 1. '"'' ' / 11 , 11 fl.llr,ol \ tr, 1w ...,,,,,.IJ•III•th...,•tlo,, ,J ,hr ·r 'l · " ~ o·l l dlljlt! . d li tl l [l "tl" tJr l lll'tll J"HII i • d RI G. 14.99 HOUSEWARE OV'l. PRESCUT TABLEMATES STORAGE JARS a,,, ,,,,, \' 1, 11 1, 11 , 11 , .,, 4.44. rounty-WSdt bake Mie, planl for the IUmrner and i>rote<t 0001<1 ..,.,. handed wt. Refresh· metlll...,. IOrved by J1n and Ondy Wolle. 'The ntxt meet1ft1 WM aet for Mareh 28 at the 49 OZ. BOX Meal COUnty EJ<..,.Ion OIJii:e at U lp.m, ~ ~Ja nWolle. . · 33 OZ. BTL • 1sr or~ . HUNGRY MAN · DINNERS ' DAWN . ' 1 DISHWASHING LIQUID IN I ljl ,r \\ 9.88 RI G. 12.14 -· '· OEP r. 7.99 · Tile AJtrod ~ri-;-~H Club met Feb. 1~ at llle 11omo o1 Tent $twt. The ltemtolbuolnOU ·d - ...,..,thocounty-wtdoblllooaleand • Ute -lblllty <i oolllna Stanloy oroclucts. A 'l'fllllM wu' ~~- 1>!1 TIUIUTIY Calaway 011 HH!th. 'llte Allrod Anpla r0cently tee alca'*v at Bini """"' In · and to Mcllonald'o: Relnohmonts ...,.. ....- by Ten1 Stout, Tammy Calawoy and ~. ·- News R.eponer Ettca ~- - oz. STP J-WAX .. CAR PlATE ANVIL nPE PRUINER OR GRASS SHEARS llt~t n. u ,:-.1, ..:11 t h t ~r itt .llf'" ---u~1~cH-·· 2.66u. . SPARK-0- MAliC tl X'll 9 ·DECK _MOUNT . WAX tJ,u11'al;t hutl11he arrvtlllllt!IIH ~rrl''"' trl !IIIII ~~ , 11 m W l!l~)o :-.hr:it• 11¥1111 1lt ifW 1.111 !lr= ~ 'ill' r.~ul · R11. 3.2'1 . ~.69 . ""'!"!"'!!'!'! SPEAKE~S Reg; 46._99 , · 35199 AUTOM011VI DIPT~ - H.AIDW. .f DII'T. ·• -1_....Stulo)l), - - """"tiled~_.. • ..-y-malt:lll8 pn>)l<t ootat Sl. ud tile Ia' ..... •Jod«!. ............... ---b)lcardyn,Am!o'. ~ AUoo Rltotllo. TbrMXI mootlltl- oot loa' lllrcbllatLorl-'ollomo. _ . . , . dlo . . - . . - .._.... oyt tlftllaCt ud IIIIUnl ·"-""Lori Burtot. !llaaloy. "':' - '· .•, 12 t1te Country Couatt. mot Maroh e at Ute home dl A11oo and ~ Rltd• . 'l'heltOma of $ 69 ~~lg~. $}29 ~= ... $1~9 Budgt..i l,h•a: .•·•· St••'1 ·i~ tl SWANSON FROZEN oz. . O!IIce. Items Of bullneu wei'e the _upcon:dn& 1 FABRIC SORENER 16.25 eoun;l.i!shopberd au~ met F~. :ll at!lle Mttp County E- ltudg1.t Pie.....,. Speclul 'I The fl'<' for "Designing Creative Vlsuals" Js $10. Registrations may be made through the Office of Continuing E duca tion . Conferences and Workshops. Memorial Auditorium. At hens. OH 4o701 . 0 'T'he ~atwoocl! t -H Qub mel March 3 at the borne ct Shella CurtiS. ne Items ot buslnPSS . dl.!JcUSied were the electlon ()( officers, a l.arety Lalit, arid club project• . The proJ~t lesion wtll be "Explortng tho Out<loon. A OXYDOL ROYAL CREST EVAPORATED According to Shirley Staler. program facilitator. "This wlll tJe a hands.con workshop with pan leipants rreatlng whiiJ> they are learn in g." at rollcall. --. Newa ~ rMellua Foe~ . VITAMIN D Ml . -· Pola Paul A.Jggs and Jackie Frederick. Refreshments were ~eawd by De lma Karr . - News Re porter Brenda WISe. APPLE PIE FILLING Budget Pleaser · SUNDAY1 APRIL 3 PRICES IN EFFECT MONDAY,-APRIL 4 AND TUESDAY; APRILS by . THANK YOU Budget Pleaser , ·---- pa rendes. and exhibit s. WILL BE CLOSED tneetlng was !Jet for March 28 at tht Cur1 ll ROYAL CREST .. HOMOGENIZED NESCAFE · FLOUR 16 programs, a.nnouncem enls, trans. ALL HECK'S LOCATIONS OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 9:00 SUNDAY 12:00 TO 6:00 demonstration on lawn mower salety was 18.5 OZ. BOX TheSE' Ideas can be a pplied to posters, handouts. advertisements, _' , -- pa11f ·and t •H"pru)e<lr. R.eporta·wm-gtven GOLD MEDAL AU-PURPOSE OR SELF-RISING . CAKf ATHENS - Area residents can Jearn how : to design low cost, · creative vl.suals for home, school. RACINE- TheCentra l ~onal ·business, church and organizations Office of St. J ude Children's by attending a two-evenln_g work· Reseafch Hospital announced to- shop ·on Thursda)!, Aprlll4 a'\d 21 , day tbat Mrs. Max ine Rose has from 7-9: 30 p.m. In Tupper Hall. agreed to chair the St. Jude Ohio University. Chlldrt'n's Research Hospita l Bike-'. Conducted by members of the a -lhon In Racine. \. Home Econom ics Department. the St. J ude , Children's Research wor kshop will Include a variety!!!, Hospital was , founded by enterquick an~ easy-to-do met hods for . talner Danny Thomas . The Institu- lettertng, block stamping, _design, tion opened Its doors to the public In color, ca.rdboard crttters, ea&'IS. 1962 to combat catastrophic dlsases th.ree-d lm enslona l designs a nd which alfllct our_children. enlargements . · ). and to choo&e lndlvldual projects. Budget · Pleaser )pecial The Sunday Times-Senti~I--Page.-B-7 • . ' ' conducted March 16 at t ~ Chesll'f Yrut h BuUdlng with two advlwrs. tlve tnembers. and two vlsltor s attending. 'Tht> mem bers ~r~ shown what p-ojects were avallabk> and what 4--H represents. Spectal plans ror the next m l'f'tlng were m ade to elet'l new officers Last summ<•r,. whPn my son what time h(' startrd work In lhP sister says a divorce may bring on another. Must! stay out offearthat leaviJ>g will damage his health? M.W. DEAR .M.: Don· t let fear or gulll lnip you In a doomed maniage. This sort of unhappiness is also damaging to health - yours as well as his. - H. A rwow 4-H Club by ttw name of Busy Ooven !las been cr&anlzed. A meeting was model fa m lly stra ight from "The Donna Reed Show ." could not find a nyonP who ha d thl' basic lnt e lll gl' n c~ to pay him what h(' -was . \II,Orlh , my husba nd and I wr rP looking fo r~ so m~)nf' lo potlnt our hoUS<'. It \YaS a rna rrlagr madP In Rt•no. · We agreed att ht' top. cvr•rythlng was to IX' on a professional basts. The fac t that I had tlwn In labor with him for 15 solid hours would • ha~lutl'lj.tftMiil!l~ to do with - H. 1 Visuai aid class to be conduc_ted. Racine·event chair named DEAR HELEN: . I've wahted . to droi>rce my husband lor live years. He's extremely moody, a poor lather, a heavy drlnk~r. unloving (he says he cares for me but never shows It, In ·.bed or out) ; and he won't see a counselor. AI-Aron was no help. He's 39, I'm 25. Got a problem? Ao adult subj ect · I fi nally 1eft him eight months for discussion? You can talk It over ago, but he had a heart .attack so I . In her. column if you write to Helen returned. (He's . okay now). His Bolte!, care of this newspaper. very a pparent. H e 's .encouraglng schoolmates to ctd tl toiL His tea~l)er Is Y!'ry .: worTied about w.hat-gO!'s on In t he ·· ba throom. She says he has a hiding spot on the playground at recess i'nd sometimes the klds gather round to watch. H is parents think he' ll outgrow this and don 't appea r worried, s.l111:e he's "only a child ," and " m asturbation Is norma l. " · Wha t' s your comment ? " UPSET FRIE ND DEAR FRIEND: · True that moder ate, priva te masturbation Is considered norina !. but this boy's ·parents should · realize that anything done to excess, In an anU-socla l way, m ay become a compul.slon which re- , quires treatment. It they can't persuade their nine-year.old that'his public actions. embarrass and worry others, then bOth they a nd the boy need ther apeutic help. His behavior has de tlnltely progressed beyond "nor- Budget Special mal" to "unacceptable." ~ • cou rse, the r esultant erections are p;;;;;;i Budget . DE AR HELE N: This l.s an em barrassing situa tion. I'm even embarrassed to ask abOut it. Our neighbor's nlne-year"?ld boy masturbates In public, constantly. He does Jt a t school, when he's watc hing TV , while swimming, even with othe r children and, of Pleaser Sp,ecia/ Jii_. CHUNK BOLOGNA who vowed, " I'm m y own m an und don't forgrt It' " jusl madr• his'""' WP FR~ SUPERjOR nepotism . The kid who sa id , " I wouldn't I>• ca ught dead working for Dad ," Is driving a company truck with, Dad 's na me on it. Tho son-in law words lx'lwe<'n us a nd .USDA CHOICE BONELESS Pleaser Special GRADE A • •I Nepotism toughest kind job \ 9 A._M. TO lO'P.M. DOUB.... COUPONS wir\ end By ERMA BOMBE( :K If there's on<' thing 1hat nouri.<hcs In bad Pconomlc tlm ~s. It 's :.Y~ IIO'ITEL . • . DE AR HELEN: My husband, Nick, has a good· job. He's blight, gets along well with people and seems yery sane, except for one thing: He talks to Homer, our Collie - In the dog 's language. . N ick has always bren terrific at tmita.t lng animals. He even has an ac t worked up that he gives to service clubS. ' · The n he discovered (he says) that Homer underStood him. So they hold long conversa lions. He tells m e what the 'dog Is thinking a l)d how he frel~. I'll have to admit, Hom er will do alinost anything Nick asks (barks) , but maybe, since he's very smart, he'd obey .E n gli s h comma nds too . I He doesn 't respond to me so well.) Nick thinks this Ia real breakthroug h, but when people see him conversing with Homer In whines, growls, barks, and nose-nudging, they think he must IX' "on something." M aybe he Is, but he iloesn 't show It a ny other way. Jiow can I stpp this craziness• ASHAMED DEAR ASHAME D: · · Is Nick "on something" or "on to something?" Since he's bright, .• alert, sane, and see mingl y problem-free, why worry about dog-speak• It's an Interesting expertment a nd no cause for alarm - so long as he doesn 'I bark at guests . Or start scratching his ear with his hind foot. - H. TODAY APRIL 3 THROUGH SATURDAY, ··APRIL 9 85 Vine Street GalipOIB; O~io . 'We Reserie the Ri&fit to l)n~ Ouantit( moveJ to new location .., SUPER MARKET~OPEN DAILY & "' On to. something or ron something?' PRICES EFFECTIVE GALLIPOLIS - Ruth Lindsey, from Art'a Agency on Aging, will present a programenttll!'d "Ar1hrltls and Gou!." Apri1.5, 1983, from 11 a .m .-noon a t the Mul ti -purpoSt' .Senior Citizens Center, locined a t 2:lo Jackson Pike. P ublic Is Invited to a ttend . ~ I · f>om~roy..-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-PIIint Pleasant, W. Va . April 3, 1983 Helen help us :Arthritis, gout to be discussed serv ice~. ' . Page-8,.6- The • •' .. • I • ,#, ' • �-· .. PaQ!::B:-8-The • , . BHCCgraduates medical classes RIO GRANDE - A class of 10 recently graduated from the NurSe Assistant Training Program offered through the Adult Educa tlon Depaltment ol Buckeye HU!s Ca· reer Center and t he Gallia· Jackson-Vinton Vocational School District: By completion or the lBO ·hour medical training program, these graduates are. trained In measure· ments of height, weight , pulse, respiration, blood pressure and temperature. · A l)lajor component of their studies Included fie ld experiences a nd on-the-job training at various· local and area medical factut!es. To daie, many . resldents 'j:lf our trl-coun ty area have benefited . from the Nurse·Assistant Training course. This medical • training program w111 be altered again during the Adult Education Spring Session. Nine residents of the surrounding counties recently graduates from . the Medical Records, Terminology Training program a t Buckeye Hills Career Center. ' April 3, 1983 ·s 4-H new.r a;ou'IJd the area-----~-- •. ' 'ThP Meigs Rowdies +H Club held a meeting recently at thf.,.home of Joe, Jim and Mike Parker. OfDCft'S t>lected were. Llsa Frymyer 1.5 president; Stacy Vankuns, vtce preldent; Jtm Parker, secretary; a..:ty Sauten, treasurer; Tracy C&l}lo, news ~rter: Kenny Ramsey and Annette Bare, l"{'(('eadon leadml; Troy Yankuns, safety leader; Chrt..!lty Sauten and Joe Parker and health le_adenl: Stacy ijarshbargE>I' ~rge Ramsey. clean.up committee, and MIKe Parkn and Connie Sauten, demonstraaon committee. The memt.ts planned their m~tlnlil dates for the year and planned a cookout for the m""""" The HIUbWies 4-H Club had two rerently. The first was Marcl'l13 at the home of Ruby Rile. Members dl.scussed talr projec1s, demon$1ratlons- and collecllng bottle caps. For recreation the club had a scavenger hunt . 1be seoond _meetlng took place March 28at ot &ef:ty AM Lofti!. l)pmonsfra· uons were gtven by Ms. Loftis on breads. BeckY Rlfe on creative arts and exp&ortng ~ tht heme outdom. The next meeting wtll ~ Ap-U l8at Ul';. hOme·of Ruby Rife. The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders, met March 21 at ttle Sl. ~au! LuthE-ran Ch~:~rch. Nl~ m8Tllx>1'5 and. three advtscn . attended. Off1 eel'S elECted Wl"'"e pi'eskiPnt 8ef ty JO ~~~udr~:~:re:::z E~=- Chairman Lori HayE'S; ~etY chatrnian RJtcblt> Hart: recreation Leaders Own Bing, CriSOn Slawt.er and '!'racy MIChael!. This 11 DiscussiOn InCluded Showmanship Clinic, Next meeling vAll be Ap-il 4 al 7: .'JJp.m. at St Paul Luthf>ran Church . . Instructor Ed Jones, Maxine Nagel, Connie Kaylor Terry Roosh and Glenna ,Jwnl'<On. r.ompletlng the course, but not ~lctured was .Mary Williams. By successfully completing the Medical Recgrds, Terminology program, these graduates are trained In composition of a medical record, medical record depan· m ent fu nctions, , legal aspects of medical records, and medical temlnology. The training program wUI again . EAR,.NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST . Saker: news· ~porter Amy Rltrhie; recrea - be ¢fered during the Adult Educatlon Spring Session. For more Information bn either course, contact Buckeye Hills Adult Education Depanmenl at (614) 245-5334, extension 240 any time from 2 p.m . until 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, a nd 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Frtday. . !ton k.>adcrs Amy and Jason Hager and saft>ty and health chairmen Jim and Jeff Ca ldw~ll . Book& were passed out and a discussion was Office Hours by Appointment Only concluctf'd on how to du:n w your hog. Their serond m~tln g was March a! at tilt> same location. The r'n~mben By JOHN NELSON AP Sporl• Writer Nobody · believed thP Atlanta fl ra.YI'S ih 1982. They Wl'rP coming off a . 50-116 · campaiWJ · in till' strlk!"-shorlened season of · 1981. They ·had a new managPr. JO<'' Torre. "And t h<>ir pitching looked shaky. · · But thi'V won thl' National League's Western Division a nd Torre says, "Now, we' 1'1' exp<:'Cted lo win." Wl'll, not <>V<>ryone <>x po;:cts the Braves to win what might b(' the most balanced division in baseball lhlsromingseason. ThP Brawsslill have many doubters.' Los Ange les should be there all season, as they werl' last vmi when they lost the NL West to the BmvC'S on the final day of t he season, beaten by San F rancisco on a Joe Morgan homer. The San Diego PadrPS have lritproved with thl' acqul,llion or L.A.'s freE'-agent first baseman. Steve Garvey, and Sa n Francisco and Houston hav<> some pot en Iial. Only Cincinnati seems out of t he rae<' even before the season b<'gins. So, the simplest answer SE'I'ms most probable. The Brave; again in VrTERANS"MEMORIAL HOSPITAl The Meigs Coonry Swine Oub had two · meetings ~tJY. The tlrSt meenng was March 6 at thE' home ot Alice 'a nd Anly Ritchie. Theclub.,elected officers- president Allee Ritchie; vtce ~ ldent Scott Upton; secretary ·Trent Vpton; treasurer l,)elani dlscusst>d CA-LL (614) 992-2104 or (3~4) 675-1244 m ·mf>y-maklng projects and how to se ll"Ct a Ieeder pig. Hand-oot<i r\r.tere glwn to each menber and w~ disc~ssed . The llf'Xf meetlngw UI be A~ill7 . Members are to bP learning what to look for In a Ieeder pig and the care that Ls needed ror a p!g wtwn' It Is first brought home. ' "' By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I would like to know what kind of s urgery a person should have lor cataracts. I have 'heard that some surgery Is quicker and safer than other surgery. Also what about curing my cataracts wi th aspirin ? I have read that taking two aspirin tablets twlce a day cures cataracts. DEAR READER - Let me say that cataract surgery has never been considered a dangerous oper· atlon . The Interest In different techniques rea lly centers on the IX'Si. results ·posslble· a nd' the least a mount time In lhe hospital. The stage or ihe ca taract also has sqm ethlng todowlt.hdecldlngwhat type of operation s hould be performed. Surgical techniques are changing consta ntly as new technlques become available. • Some of the new techniques allow the surgeon to make a very s mall lnclslon compared to the Inc ision . that was used commonly 10 years ago. The sma ll Incision ma;- cause less dlsionlon. The type of opera tion chosen has to be related to the Individual's state. Not every patient wit h ol ·, I RIDENOUR'S ~ cataracts even requires an opeme, In care of this newspaper, P.O. ra ton . And If a lens Is to be Box 1~51, Rad io City Station, New Implanted as the lens with tm, York, NY 10019. cataract ls removed, that too will DEAR DR. LAMB- I was In t he determine the te chnique to be used. · middle of a fairly successful Now, about aspirin. There are we lght·loss plan whe n I discovered some encouraging studies that I was pregnant. I would like to know sa!lcyla tes may delay the forniawhat the curre nl opinions a re on Uon of cataracts by as muc h as 10 weight ga in during pregnancy. yeat·s or perhaps slow the changes Should I stop dieting a nd concenthat occur. This Is still very much ln trate on maintenance during the the experimental .stage. Dr. Ed· next few months, or can I continue ward Cotller at Yale University t.oslng weight on a balanced., School of Medicine reports encoulow-calor ie diet? raging result.&... from two aspirin DEAR READER- I do not like twice a day. 1t--may work by to · see . any woman on a weight· prPventlng tryptophane ·. fro m ~c' Joslngdle ldurlng pregn~ncy1lnleo>>r c~mulatlng.Jn the lens. But-there Is . · her physician speclflcaily approves no evidence that aspirin helps wltH · her diet program. During preg·· catarac ts t hat ha ve already nancy thereareincreasedrequl reformed . I don't recommend taking me nts for vitamins and minerals aspirin for t his pl!l1)0se on the basis that may be very hard to get ln·a ot wha t Is now known. Better walt. diet that restricts too many caloTa king aspirin regu larly Is not rles. U calories must be cunalled, e ntirely safe. . your docto):..may want to provide Rely on your ophtha lmologist for addltloJrtll vttatnln or mineral your decisions . You w1ll under· s upplements for you. stand yo ur problem hetler by Remember that the baby's ske· reading The Health Letter 13-G, leton w111 require calcium a nd the Your Cataracts Are Coming, Which blood w1U require Iron. The new I am sending you. Others can send body wUl reqqtre protein. Yes, 75 .c ents with a long, sta mped, . w1thln reason, you can be on a self-addressed envelope for It · to we lght·loslng diet If your medical condition warrants It , but be careful not to deprive yourself or your baby of essentia l nutrients . TV & APPLIANCES G~S SERVICE SERVING THE TRI-COUNTY AREA SINCE 1928 AND WE WILL BE SERVING THE AREA FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS TO COME COMPLETE- CLEARANCE .OF ALL MERCHANDISE ' i if, . • • . Nlekro (17 4, :!.61 ERA 1toanchor its staff. Atlant a looked a llitl<' wmk pitching-wise. But . . as thP. seaSon · wound down, it becam~ apparent the Braves won•.g<>tt.l ng some hPlp fmm an unlikely place. the bullpen . manned by G0ne Garlx'r t:ll savN, 2.34 ERA t and t'OO~ie Stew ·Bedrosian tl1 sav!'S, !.'42 ERA t. Atlanta's~saves IPd the Jcagu<'. Torre's staff labored without ttl<> services of a s ingle le ft -)lander last year. a s ituation which has been remediro by the acquL,i tion of fr"" ag<?nts Pet0 Falcone a na Terry Forster, a reliC'V('r. · ' RIDENOUR'S. Eastrr n DivLsion. Neithl'r th<> Ca rdinals, 19H2Wor ld Series. champions. nor the .f:xpos . · p"*'ason .: plcks .. · l~st . yrar'... ·na\W · mad~ Substant iai ·chtu\ges to their lineups headi ng into the nrwSI'ason. The Cards remain spu'll' and .defense l)rif'nted. while thr Expo.• have po\"e r. defenS!'.a nd pltc hmg ,.. U. may bl' an old story, bufon paper - wherP the gamt• dt'fin i!Piv is not pla.v ed - Mont.rral has t h~ lin<>up to wiv . h th<' manager's office. wher<' the stra l"!(''' rs st't . thfo . Expos now have Bill Virdon . HP m ay be the dlffrrrnc«; th is .vrar. Depending on how their voulfgs. ters perform. the Pirah"ieould be' in It until the l'nd . a nd .dejX'nrl lng on how thPir old! imt'rs d o. thr Phillies have a cha nCP to be there too .· ThPpick? All he riskof suundin~ repetitive - Montr'I'HL . ·, . TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE 985-3307 CHESTER,OH. Last yf'ar. thPdi v isiofl rare· t•nd('(.t like this : St. Louis t!12·70). Phil ad~ l · phJa i!l!l-731. Montn'a l rH1>7til. Plttsbutl(h 184·781. Cl1ieago 173-~t. New York t 65-~7 \. When lhe shooting Is over in 19KI. il will look like this: · MONTREAl. Thp Expos fel l far silO!'! of Available in Beige or Navy 1'1 .The Shoe Cafe . By IIEKSCIIEL NL.';.~ENSON :uHJ Second Ave . IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGt\IN - The 1983 Mlijor League . l . ha!!ehaU season will get underway Monday. Scenes like the one ahove _)ti!!Jl!l.~~-JU'QY!l<! t~.!l. <m!!!lrY.durlng lhe~I.J<Ix n10.illh8. That' • Los .\ngeles Dodger mlllWger Toot Lasonla arguing with home plate ""'ptre Daryl Cou!ilnS during Frid~' s exhlhitton gwne with the Callfonla Angels. Lasorda IO>It the agnunent 1111d was ejected. ( AP l..a!!erphoW ). Lafayette Mall Gallipolis. 0. l9Bl CHEV_ c·Jip . __ _ . Whtte ext c · ~ tile . . lASSlC . f WtndoWs enor Wtth .. 4M·FM.c-: Dower doa ~armine 50 5 . <>tereo r '0Cks .0. ts classic • delay Wi . cruise Interior P. Slldan d fJers ana COntrol ti~ ower eserves much m' "Wheel Your utrn • Uch m011 • " . OS( 8ftenfione. ~·Getting Jacobsen quality. . · Ctewer. At an economical Lawn King price. Lawn King-tnowers hove Jacobsen dependabi lity built in. And ibey're built on a steel deck to make them very affordable, slorti ng at. $1 50.00: ,.,.... ,. ' ..JACOBSEN or van. • HOM ELITE POMEROY lANDMARK 992·2191 JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. DrM I IIIUt lnd .IJUIDMARK ® last yf'a r , thf' R('(ls arf' trying to rpbu lid . Th~y srorecl I hr fewest nms (0451 in lhP IPague in '82. and their !Pam, ERA t:l.filil 1'ankro them <'ight h .• Ll'ft fmm the days oil.he Big Red Machin<' arr shorts top DavP Con· cepeion 1.:!l(;, :il RBI I. first baseman Dan DrlrsSI'n 1.21ifl. 57 RBI, 17 HR I and third baseman-catcher .Johnny Bench 1.258,:18 RBI. J:!HR 1. The Bench t'XJX'rim<'nl at third failed : ht• committed 19 enurs. Pitchrr Tom SP:JVf't' was tradf'd to Nl'w York for pitch<'!' C'harliP Pulro ·· I~·'' · 4 .~ 7 EHA t; no Immediate' hl'lp therl' . ThP Rros ha ve somi' promising ~~ ou ngsi('I'S, likf' C'<'nl0r fi0ldcr F:dd iP Milnt•r !.2ttl. 2:1doubi<'S t a nd lnfll'ldt'r Wa)'lll' 1-;n•nchlckl t.283t. but not cnou~h rxt«·tation last yl'ar undf'r .Jim Fanning, but Bill Vit'don has moved In with a pmgram of diseiplinc and conditionlng tha t should shak<' soml' of thr dust from Montt'f'a l 's off(..,nSf'. B('Sidcs , lhr law of avf'r· ' agi's LG on I he sidt•uf !hi' Expos . T hat awf'SOmf' ltnPup just has to win on<' of thf>Sf' yrars. AI OlivPr. last ~~t·ar's · NI. b< •t1lng c hampion with a . :~n avPragt•. is lead ing Virden's rigo rous workouts tha t S(t'()m to havP lhP J·:xJ:X)s in ix'ttPr s haJX' thi., Y"'"· Add ing ~WP.I' ~U l 'f:' (;{I!'Y f:)l' ll'l'! . ~ll,.wlttf~) ' fUll · a nd ~~ hom• ;r, 1 ''n.d Andre Daws6n 1 .:~11: ~1 Hill. i't iiHI . With a full spasun frofn st'<'Oild h<•Sf•rna n Doug Fl_vnn. lh4 ' clrft' ll SP a lso is improvC'd . gi\·ing adct('(l support to a starting staff that include-s Stl'l'l' Hogt•rs. 19·K Ch:u·lie l.ea. 12·111: Bill Culfic•kson. 12 14. and Scolt Sanderson. 12·12. ST. I.OlJL" Somf' P4'0JiiP an' wondPrlng if cPniPr ti0l<lor Willii• McCC<' 1.:1%. :>1i RBI. 24 stolen bases) can rl'peallhe finf' }X'rfor manct• ilf his ru okir• sPason of 1 ~'1. Ol hPi·s an• woncl('l' ing if Managf'r Whit('_\' Jl pr·;.og can hold togeJiler ;t "Jlilehing sta ff a nC'horrd by tPmpranwntal .JtJa · quin 1\ndujar. 1:) 10, and .l~ .\ 'P i l l' old Bob Forsch, l :l- ~1. a nd ~~ :-.k•v... tlf ~~oungslt •r s. Th<'n· is, howC'vt>r , Bru C'f' Suttf'r !25MI ERA and :~-; s;tvf'sl <.'orlling from thr llullpr>n , and that c an il mu ll itudP of dPfic if'nr iP~. romp0nsatr ror fi A•ft fiPidf'r I.onniP Smith 1.]07. \:lllr'U ns, m11BI and hH sto!Pn hnsf>s I ha~ bl.rumr ont' ol th(' N l. 's most JXJtt•nt OUt~nsivP p\; ly t-..rs, ;Jnd short stop Ozz\{' Smit h and first !>aspm;tn !-;ell h Hernandez h<'lp give I he Cards one of thl' ll'agup's b<'st infiPI<Is. · PrJTSRl iRGII Managf'r t 'huck Ta nnf'r Is optlm is Hl'. as always. but wit h ~ lll tlr mon" rrason thi s .v Par. Sfoconcl b:IS4'm;m nm Ra)· t . ~ 1 . tH2 hit s. 6:\ Hill 1 a nd ralch0r Tony Pf'na 1. ~tti, 1,17 hit s. 6:\ RBI 1 an· on<• )'m r uldt•r. may bl• pvpn om• yt•ar hPIIf'l'. F irst QDsrrtl;in . l ~.tsonJ 1ulmp.wn ~ ~. 101 In! I·. :n hmn<>r~ 1 · Is u sti,nd·y pc'rft1rmrr. and . hil-! ·ot.l\.'(' f'>;trkl•r isn't sO l.Jig anymort'. !·11-'s lost Wf'i~h l and,ln lht .. Hnal YCiJI'Of a big C'Ont ract. Is f'XJX'(.' tcd a;1 a tt f'fnpr tO' ri'Jurn to form . ~A n d. finally . Ihe Pi raft'S appPar ro havP som(' pitchin g ..I im Bibby. w hn did not pitrh at a ll last year. is hi'Liil hy. as a r«' .luhn t'a rull'lar i<t ;mU Don ltoblnson. 10 cunsidt'l' mov ing HoM' from rlrsl . to riJ.!hl fi dd ;md ,L:iving Pf'l'f'Z !hf' starling joh ;tl fi rs t . f'Vl' ll fUJ1hPr aging I hf' lint' up. Still , lh•· PhilliPs ha w SOm<.' wPapons. likl' four limP C)· Young wi nnr•r StPvt· ( 'a r !ton 12.'\-11 . .110 E llA I and thil1l bas!'man Mikel Schmidt IHi HBI .:l.">I IR I. . C'llll 'i\(;O Tht' Cubs may bl•slightly iml)rovPd I his Sl '.!SOil rkusst;n· t 2-il, :'\,·44) .and Str1vt; ·ftoUf ~ lli-\l:.·t.2lil is likl'l.v: to elo .fhem 1.111 1<> gt)Od . Tllf'only 4·lass pilt ·tlt•r on thP It •am i.-. Ft·rguso u .l"\llk in ~ 11·1-1~- J 1 ~) , hut hP is :~l .vt •ars old . Bil.l llucknl •r 1 :r,.;. tlf> Hill I p tnvic.lf•s somrnftt ·ns ivt• pu1u·h . and . l od~· Da vis t.:!il l. :l'l HBil Is u ptnmising, ~'tiLing l 'atcht•t'J: N~:\\' T tw qut'SiiiJil ma r k i.") Bill M.n l· loek 1.:119. !lo Itnl. I!I HH 1. who undf'rwPnl ' '"' ht'Oscnpit · su 1·gpry un his knn• thi s spring . Tanni'I'PXJ.li'(' !S hi m hPalfhy ror lhPOlX'Ilf'l' . .f · I' ll n..Ant; u •nl;\ tt1r.v w1•rf' lht• WhiL Kid s. In l ~t:-11. Now, :n ~'('an; Wlt•r. th(•y'vC' ~ ·n dubbt'l I h<' Wht'I'ZI' Kids. Wltnt:'Ss: P<'lf' Hosf', H : .lot' Morga n.:V-1: Ton)' P<'t'I'Z. 40: !ton H•wt. 40, ancl Tug Me< :raw. :tx. During lhf' offs('ason. tht • Phillif •s <lid rn; lkt • onr' m <iv.f' for you th , l r:Hllng Manny T r illo ;~net four otht:'I'S hn· Von ll a~1 1'S . nut now . ll u.v~ ·~is hu 11. forcin g Philadl'lphl; t with !(on l'P)' 17\i.HBJ. 24 HH . a t l.os /\ n'-!t'h'S las t Vf' al'l ar third . Inti a lt:ililt• with lhP.C'hicago · 'N-hitf • S(Jx for pilclll'rs W.ttTPn \'ottK Th<' M• •ls <11'1 ' hanklng o n Cl lot at· unknow n ~. ;mclth(•oddsan·agai nst lbt•m l'l.iming UIJ with ('1\0ugh ph'asanr surprlst's to lmprnvl1 subsl ant iall.\' { ;nwg<' Foslt·r 1.~47, 711 Hill. t:l Ill ( 1 I'JUI<I improve: ri}:!tll · h~tndl'l' ~\ . ~-A)I Turn ~·avt•r ~~~· t.l shOW!-i sign s of rf'hnundlng llum a n oH ·Sl'"""" w)t tr Clncl nna II, i!niiiJaVl' Kingmun I .~~14. !~\RBI ..if I m 1 can pmdur<' nms . BIJ.I. lhL'lr yuuni: pltchNs might sti ll tx• " .VP!\1' or two UWdY, and pn1mis in~ rookif' Dotrtl' l Strawtx'rry Js likPiy lo S!)Pild ITlU('h o[ lhf' Y('il l' In Tripi('/\. ~ I lot · fill dlllwly wltltln 75 m11et1 YH, WI II!Victll Jlltl' laclji Hatpalnt 0U. StOtt Hours: 8:30 to 5:30. 1111 QOIItlll 5:00 P.l. ServltW llei&l. llllllllnd lilian COanllls .. 1640 Eastern Ave., GlllipoliS i .. • ' See Bill Gene Jollnsonor rerichtown.·Car .Co~. 446-0691 • • shod s top Robin Youn t 1.:t:n . :1!!1-IR. 11 4 RRI\ a nd thlni iJast•m:m Paul Molitor t.:VI:I. · t!l I!fl. 71 RBI I. Outfi<'ldrrs ll<'n ()gJi,·ip t : J~ IIR, 11 1! · RBI l and Cotman Thomils ·t:l!li'IR.c 11 2 RBI I ai.'OO arP long·ball thtva ts. ;1.s ar<' ratc ill'r Trd Simmons t:!:l HH.. 97 HBI I a~d dPsit.'lla 1 <~1 hit tc •r Don Mont•y 116 HR r. · _ · TheBI'CWl'rsmpymgugei nso m<· monumental s lugfrsts If Cy Youn>: Award winnl'r Pt-11' Vuckovlch i1R-61 a~d relief a(·p Ru lllt• Fingers l:l!l saves! can ' t boui1C(' bark from a tm mis<>rll"S. Don Sutton 1l7·!1wit 11 llouston and Mllwaukr<'l . Mike Ca ldwell J17·LII , Bob MrClull• 112·71 and Moose Haas l ll ·HI comprbe the startlng rotat ion . wit h .Jim Sla ton 1 1C~61 a nd Pett• ! .add In the bullpen . "W<>'vr kep t ·a pa t hand OVI'r tlw winter. but I like• Ihi' <'a r<ls wp'rc holding," sa id KuPnn . F:xcept roc tlw manag••r, JhP OrlolPS don't ~xp<:'Ct manychang<'S. l'it her. after finishing one game behind tho Bt'I'WNS with the S('('Ond best record In Ihe major .lcai.'Ul'S in · 19R2. · .IQ(' Altobl'lll , Ia.' I yml"s th ird bas<> roac h for thr New York ..• YaiiKrCS, . manages itir•ll;.)lt iffiort' Orioles. Mike Ferraro. las! .w ar 's first base roach for th(·· YankN-s. manages the Clewland Indians . Nl'ilher apparentl:v was good ... enQ!!l1h (Qr G<..'Orge .Stclnbrenm>JO, who tapped Billy Martin foru.thlrd term as milnag<' r of I he Yankees, who plummeted from 1\mPrican Leagu~ c hampions -In I!® to fifth place, on<> game out of the c<'llar. In the AL F:aslln 1982. The Mllwauket:' BI'CWI'rs; who came within one game of lh<' 1982 GALLIPOLIS - Preregistration be given to all entrants in the world c hampionship, capt ured forms are heing accepted for the Dinosaur Dash. • base~ft ll' s stro n ~t ·divislon a yea r Second Annual French City Run, to, Preregistration entry fee ls $4 ago a nd Manager Harvey Kue nn be held Saturday, May 7, ln.) a nd all prereglstrants w1ll receive a says his c lu b has "an l'XCCIIenl Gallipolis. · 'r-shlrt for the race ln whlcb ihey ch~net' to "'peal a; AI. champions. Sporu;ored by Holzer Medical run. Preregistration entries must In fact, I It'<' I that wP have thl'dt<slr'l' : Center Recreation Committee a nd .be postmark('(! by mldnlgbt AprU togoonestepfunhert hl ssc•ason and 30. . the Ohio Valley Publishing Comhopefuily . bring homl' a world ~y (of Galllpolls), the French Registration the day of the nin championship flag· to Mllwaul\e(>." City · Run will open w1th a 5,tro will be $5, A registration desk, Harv<>y· s Wallbangers may havP meter (3.1 mlle) event beginning at located at thiP parkfront, will open b<lscball' s best Infield in first c 9 a.m . on the Upsl<eatn Public Use at 8 a..m. . ,baSeman Cl'Cil Coop!>r 1.113, 32 Area, located 'along ·the rlver1rrint · All runners must cJt«k In at the t-ome runs. 121 runs balled ln ). reglstrattoo desk to receive a ·. below the clty park . 'Tm replacing u m~n. Earl second baseman .Jim Ga ntner . The matn eVen!. a 1lJ,tro meter runner's package. · · Weaver, who complied a n'mu t·ka (.295), AL Most ValuabiP Player (6.2 mile)· racewUI begin at 10 a .m. Runners are required to come ble winning record In 14\11 y~u rs In During this rae~. the Dinosaur dressed to run. Nodresslngroornor Dash, a ollli mile fun ·run designed · shower !ac!Utles will be avau8ble. for the noVice j()l!gef or runner, Will · Restroorns are available. start at 10: 15 a.m. ' Entry lomu; should he completed Aae groups for the 5,000 and and signed, with parettal slgllature Having been away. from the AL lO,tro · meter races. are 14 and for runners \lflder age 18, and · By HERSCHEL NI!SENsON s ince 1918, whe n he coached for ·lh<' Iinder; 15-19; »24; ~29; :ll-34: .returned w1th l'efPstratlon ree to AP Sjlol18 Writer · I Gene r.tauch finally won a Angels, McNamara says he'll - 3&39; 4044; 45.49; ~; ~ and Ms. Beverly .;Jaeksaq. Melltcal 65 years 11 all! and 011er. The . Library, HolZer MediCal Center, . dlvlskln championship whliO he " need a ll thC he lp I can get ." , On tht! lleld, h<>Wever. the Angels Dinosaur Dub wUl not be divided P.O. Box :IlK), GalllpoUs, OH 45631. piloted the California AngelS to the Into IIIII! tp'OUI)S, but will be open to ~ Tribune and . Sentinel w1ll l9f\'l American League West tltle. •seem pre tty we ll set except in the biiUpen, where a replacement m11st Five games later. lhougft. Mauch all iJetl. . ·•. · publ11h eritry rorni blanks be foulld lor sore;armed Doli Aaae, TUelday. • ' laid gone from a hero to a goat. '· \Awards wUl be pJaented to the outforlhe seasonfollowingsurgery. What Maud\ did was blow a 2.0 . -llrsl two male and felii&le llnJIIIers l'ren!llatratlon torm1 are avaUa· Right -hander Luis Sanchez (74, . leld and ·the AL play(tfs to In both- tbll 11,000 and 10,000 meter ble at the holpltal'1 Medical ' with · saves In 46 games 1 and lefty ntCtt and to the top ~ male IJid ~. lOcated at 385,J~ ' MDwaukee, and lt cost him hls Job. Andy Hassler ( 4 saves, 2. 'ill earned ·Elitlir John McNamara, !Ired lly female wbmers 11. eaCh qe group. Pike, and tbeiOhlo Valley Publlah; run average) probably wfll share the Ctndnnatl Reds last sununer. !!pedal ~lion awards wW e BallimnrP. but I l1'rlaln ly tlon' t f"'l nf •v.·." snid Altot:w-•ll i. whn "i Jll!'rt l 14 _V('a rs in Ba llimon•s m inor lt>< tJ::UC' s_vsh'lll . · pffc~lng 1ilwav s· has lx'·n thl' !JackbOne of thl' Orinl<<s, a nrl 1!1KI shquld b<' n<H'XC<'Pt ion w ith sl ii rt!'rs .Jim Pa lm<'r 1l'l·ol. Dt•nnis Mar· tinl'l t lli·1:11. Mike Flanagan t15·111 a nd Scot I McC t·egqr t 1<1·121 and reii<'Vl'rs Tim S ioddard I 1.:! saves). Tippy Mm11nt•l filii and Samm'y Stewat1 tU4 I·:HA, !it . Rick l)(<mpsr•y Is on~ of thr game's best dPfPnsivP ca tch('rs. F h·st haseman Eddie Mu!Ta y ; .:116 ..12 HH; IJORBI I provk10smo~t of the punc h. w ll h s llek ·fll'ldlng Hi" h Oau!'r a t S('('()nd and RookiP of the Ye;u· Ca l Hlpk0n .Jr. I .:lli4. ~ IIR !r:l RBI 1 a 1 short . If l.ro lternandr,, who hll :~1 home r uns last Yl'ar in t ht• minors, ra n' t cull! at third . vf'tl'ran Aut'l'lio Rodrlgul'z is available. • "We'll lx' a cont ~ndN, and wt• won't finis h In flr'th pia<'<' again ." Manln promtS<..<; . · The strength oft hr Indlans wlli lx' th<> pitching s taff of Betti Bly h·vrn 12·~ before arm problems\ ·, RIPk Sutrllffp tl4·8 a nd ~ leillllle-leadlng 2.96 ERA I. Len Barker (!~Ill and l.ary Smensen . fll}lol. wilh·· Dan SpiiJnc r (21 SW<'SI In Ilk' bullpen. 1(on I fa.o..;s.•:v and ~hit" i ~a ndo share tht 'l'<J f<·hi ng. , Thl' ai<tu lsll tun of Cold (; Jove S<'<'Ond lmsc•man Manny Trillo and rnokll' shcJl1~1op··,Jullo Fra nco fmr:n Phi ladPiphla should sll 'en ~1 hen lhP infiPid. which a lSo lndudes Toby HJITah 1 .: ~14 . 2!i IIR 7HRBI I al third· and Mlkl' llargr<M' at firs t: DH Andre Thornton ;:1~ IIR. llti RBI I provides ·m ost of the punchand thr• Indi ans are hoping right fiPitk'r & ke MrBrldl' ra n come back hum a n PYI' probl.-m thai llm ltrxt him to :17 gaml's . Ric k Manning handle" r mt<'r; ldl Is opc•n . The• Tomnto Blue• .la ys tied Cleveland for six th plan •. ihc• flrsl tlmP in thf'ir :-;l. x - ~·• -'ar historv lht•y were not lt.ISI by ltwnts('IVl'.S . And Manager. l lohhy ('ox - another f'X ·Ya nkr't's'eoul'h - says tht• ,lays '' havP Jpfl fh(• n •alm ol·anC'JS,pans ion h•aJTI ;md an• w1;1l on our way to vaulting ovt•r thai dusivt • .!"lifO mark." • Dav~ Slll'b t17141 . .Jim CI:Jncy 116141 and l.u is IA•al t12· l~ll are solid s tar1('1's, but lhc•t~(' is no !';tar In Ule bullprn . Behind thl'platl', rookie Geno Pt•lralll lllil.l' c·hallmgp hoi· dovers F: mle Ma•~tln<"l. Whitt and' Buck • Angels expect io rel!eat .in ·AL West Check our lot for your next Get the best for yowrself. APSportsWritcr French City·' Riin scheduled 1\1ay_7 Th . / • Baltimore said team to beat in AL East . I • ~ 'I Second baseman Phil CarnPr led The Padres also have thrN.'oflhe querque) stops into right field . • lhPrlub\Vilh83RB IIast yea r . best young arms in the divl,ion in Th<>re SCi'mS little r hanC<' that SAN FRANCIS<X> Tlni ~~liar t16-9, 3.1:\ ERA I ..ChriS Brock a nd Marshall can match the . , The GiantS' trad<>d l<>ft ·handro W<>ISh IR·8. 4.91 ERA I and ,John output of Ga~•ey a nd C0y. at least reliever AI Hollandt7·3, ~.:~1 ERA. 5 notyct. · Curtis.;S-6. 4.10 ERA!•. Luis DI'IR<in s.1vl'SJ a nd second tiaSI'man .lex' i2.o.1. ;15 sav!'SI and Gary Lucas HOUSTON · Morian (.289. 61 RBI. H HR) . wh ill' J~.24, 16 savPsl work out of lh<> The As t ros WPI'I' off. way oil. last first basema n Reggie Smith. ;~-.6 season . They fired Ma nagp,· Bill bullpen . RBI. IR HR 1 left to play In Japan . Virdon apd hired Bob Lil lis·. They UJIS ANGEI.E." That puts lhl' bullpen"load on Greg The Dodg<'rs are rebuilding. (;on<' t radro outfielder Danny Heep to thP Minton 11 R:l• .~sa,·es) a nd more of are Carvey and third baS<"ma n Ron New York Mcts for pitcher l'yliko thpoffrnsive load on Qutfl<'lder .lack Cey , b~t the Dodget·s still haw Scott. and they signed free agm1 Clark t IO:!RB I, 27 HR \. st rong pitc hing. Left·handrrs ~'or~ outfielder Omar Moreno t . 2~5. titl San Franri!'l'O 's starting pitcht'r~ nando Va lenzuela (19· 1 ~. 2.R7. lR stolen basi's!. '"" young. Rooklrs . Bill LaskPy · compl!'tc gamPS I and .Jerry RPuss Thry arr l:l lx'ttC'r c lub this .v<~.ar. t J:l-12 . .1.14 ERA \ and Atlt'<' Ham· 118-11 . .1.11 ERA 1 head th<> staff . ThPy have a ·nn~ staff of starting maker t 12·H, 4.11 ERA) led thP c lub Greg Brock I .310 with Ajbu· , pitt•hprs lik<' Nola n Ryan tl6-12, :1.16 in virtoriPs last yPar. but pitching querquol will takeover a t first base. ERA. 245 sl rikroulsl. Joe Niekro drpth S('('ms .a prohlf'm this sC~ason . , outfielder PedroGuenwo t.304.100 111-12. 2.H ERA I, VPrn Ruhl<' and CINCINNATI Bob Knepper. If rl'li~ver .Joe RBI, 32 HRI movi>s to third. atld With t hrworst I'!'COI'd In basi'ball Sambilo c;m r<'gain his hea lth. it Mike Marshall 1.381< al Albu· By ,JOHN NEL'iON . t\P Sport• ~Iter The Si. Louis Cardinals and Montrt:'al Expos stood pat with winners. The Pitlsbuf!\h Pinlt<" aren't gel t ing older, lh<'y'rr g<>tt lng better. And th<> Philadelphia Phil· lies ar0n't gC't ting bl'ttcr. thl'y'rr getting older. That St.'l'ms lo be l he slate of affairs in the · National Li•ague's COMPLETE ANTENNA INSULATION OF WINEGRD ANTENNAS & ACCESSORY, BLONDER-TONGE PRE-AMPLIFIERS AND ALLIANCE ROTOR. SERVING THE TRI-COI,JNTV AREA FOR OVER 15 YEARS AS .A LOCALLY OWNED DOXOL DEALERSHIP, SERVICING DOXOL BULK GAS AND CYLINDERS, WARM MORNING AND EMPIRE HEATiNG EQUIPMENT WITH COMPLETE INSULATION AND SERVICE. , • . ..,. Montreal tabbed top team in NL Easl - NO REASONALE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED ' . could tx' ('Vf'n tx'ttC'r. i1 TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW MERCHANDISE SALES & SERVICE FOR ZENITH .· ·: SPEED QUEEN ..: GIBSON ·.· . SYLVANIA. . LITTON ' . ·' emintes;. -mtiiw ·I Thl'Bravps' most vislblestrengt h L• o n offenSP wllh league MVP Dale Murphy (109 RBI, 36 HR\, Bob Horner 197 RBI. 32 HR \. Ch r L' Chambliss t86 RBI ; 20 HR I a nd Claude II Washing1on (80 RBI, 16 HR 1. BecauSP of these mf>n. th<> Braves led the NL in runs with 7:\!l and homers with 146. SANDIEG() Th<> acq uisition of Garvey t.2R2. R6 RBI, 16 HR I and thP matu ra t ton of three young pitchers makes Su n Diego the m ost improved team in the division. With h~s acquisitiqn. San Diego filled lhret:' of Its most 'S.l • pressing needs- a fi rst baseman a right ·handed hitter a nd power. ' Last year, the~ (!nished thi~way: Atlanta t89-7:li. Los Ange les tRR-741. Terry ken nl"dy (.295. 97 RBI . San Francisco 187-751 , San Di<>go . HR 1 and Sixto Lezcano 1.289, 84 (81-811, Houston (77-85) : Cincinnati RBI. 16 HRI s hould help eui (61·1011: It s hould look like this in off!'nslvely . Tho. Padres a lso arc 19&3: await ing th<> re tu rn to act ion from a ATLANTA knee in ju ry of Carry Templeton Despite,. the ~resence of Phil 1.247.~RBI ). Health Dr. Lamb Methods of correcting cataracts vary ~ • JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. GRADUATING · graduating from the nursing IISSisiant ·class Ill Buckeye Hl.lls Career Ce11~r are (lrotlt) Diana Jeroktns, ,Jollll Newlun (-middle) E!Jrui Dovenbivger; JeanAIIII,JelfrleS; Cheryl Carper, (back) .7 rts . whk'h will bf' June 2 at 7 p.m . at the falrgrou:nm. • • a.s the <Aitdodrs. • I· Five ieanis have shot at title in National League Western Division the Plt'asure Riders ' 25th ye'ar as a 4-H club and Darren Hayes was. eiocted h1skr't.ul. tiP Joe Parker gave a tlemonstratlon on The neXt meeting wUI be Aprll 12. At that time the members w1U cook a meal trom the Outdoor Cookery pro}ect and make outdoor kits for tt trip to wOOds In Expl<rtng the / son; IK'WS repcrter Jetl Ainold: he"lh. next meeting. makJng tacos and they were sel"\'ed refre!hmenbi . f I .. '• Gallipolis, Ohio-~~nt PleOsont, W. Va. P9ft1eroy- Middieport Sunday Times-Sentinel . • • Tenyita.ntllton , 446-.QOJg ...I • Sunday Shoppers Welcome • 'We Appreciate Your Business" 446-06.91 ~01- ~, . • .. . . l the duties. ttouted rookiP. ·E is<"'' hcre, Rod The . s tarting .rotation incllides Ca rew (.319 In 'K2 and u sevl'n·tlme Tommy John (14-12wlthNewYork . AL batllng c ham p'lf'\ Is at flrst, and Callfomla l, Geoff Zabn tiB-8) , ' Sobby Grlch (19 homersi a t S('('()nd Ken Forsch t13-ll ). Bruce Kison andDoUg.DeCinCi's(J0HR,97RBII (1().5) and Mike Witt (8-6) .Jobn L•39 'at third. .. ReggleJat·kson t39 HR, 101 RBI) arid Zabn ls 36. . Bob . BoQne provides excellmt "11'Y become the full · tim<' deslgcatchinll and a timely bat :'The only nated hltter,leavlngBrlarrDown[ng question in the lnfll!ld Is shortitop (28 HR, 84 RBII In le ft. Fred Lynn Rlck Bqrleson's shoulder. IllfstW 121 Hfl, 86 RBI! In centl'r and hurts, tim FolLIIIIed ·In nicely last someonP In rtp;ht. year and Dlck Schofield Is a h!ihly �I The Su~y Times-Sentinel . · C-2 Page NBA results Nat-.. RN.ottt~ AN<oo.iMion f"hll:tdf<Jphkt fla.tnn ' \Nj ·w . l! ,-~·1 Nr'Vo' rr11 k ~ i .It!! - J:! ilU :l:l filf'o .. ' ti:tll -~•!1 :ri . ., f 'toni 1 MII~:>Ukt " ' ., · " ' I. 1'1:·1. f~j I -~~17 n_. '111\·W.•n Cill Ill 1•1 :!.' _!'\ IJ'i l!C '1!1 :If; 'tl ~~ lli ~ 7 1'1 -~ ,\olan t.o 11• ~• -rlil ! 'h ini).,~ > l lt'\'d; uul Kan"''' 1·111 lJ:ollil' ,'l'f .'1.'"1 ., .' l""o .fl '§-~ Ul :th ~., .f.~"l .S:tl .-&IIJ :11~ 1 -tH til ' II II IIU'II!Il .. '>I ·· ~ I 'I T T!-iiH ' I(( ; j f II JJ 1 '1~--11 h ~ ~. l,:, •; 111l1 • I ~H 1 1 < 111 r l 11 !li I I '11 tilti "olil 1:! I~ ' ti1 ] ]I I s t JNS--HI'tl( 'lil',tl t>d .ram'" l't~ ·· ~ • D<t111l Thlr~,lkil l, ~ J ivo•. ll(h , • ~'fl l t• t ioii W,IIIf f.!\j,lfd "" fo'OU'J'ft,\1 .1. ' I nlto•d Stat•.., t-'oulhall I A'~l4' \ MIC'II If iA N 1' 1\\'1' 1/~:l t S-- Si~-:n o-tJ I HI ~''' ' ' " a multi"'·" <'l.lnlwo·r v-....._..._:!.c-"'""i"" 't7. Mt'rtduy·, ,;tum .. ll"iiulu• •KI NEW 1 .II "' ':\' Ill _ l'lui.K io •lpln. l Sii,'lll d MPI l.ui\'. IUI'ol. llo• ll'f'l ~l\' 1 ' •1'111, .11'1<l ,., , ,~~~· Sh<ll• •1 SuJ.o...... ...,, ,,.,, H ~l I:!fl. 1;!.'1·1·l,uttl Il l I' , Rw.lc.o-thd A -·l•Uon I 'UI J ~ : r.:rx - CHARLESTON, W. Va . ~ Rio Grande College's track and field Redwomen finished second to powerful Marshall University r<:cently pi the YellOw Jacket Relays. Marshall claimed the title with 209 points to outdistance the Redwomen and their 1W point totaL West Vlrgtnta State was third at IS%. CedarvUle ·fourth at 56, Glenville State tlfth at 52 % a nd Marietta and MOrehead tied !Or . sixt h with six points each. Three Redwomen claimed lndl· . vidual honors for Coach Monica 8,\.~Jo:T'IIAIJ . Nu l~ '11 I ( iolthl St. o1• · H :rti ~ ·~ :n~ 'fl ."fun Dlt'i!'' ~. 1~1 x dlndl< 'tl i•lmiiM ~ I• •' y (•l fn•fl•'ll !llv ts i<•ll li!l<· /t ·l lnt'll< fl <IIVI.~~IO ;1n1l 1'11\Jt •ro fU •· 11 11• · I I'll</\ Tl-:!-i-I ' I .J • o•rl ft, 'llJi iN>O . jJ!Id~ ·. r . 11!1 ltll': :.!ll.Jlll !fi ~ JIJio 1 l ~~~· · ~ · ao ·tt HCU'Kt:1· ,\ll ll'ril·an IIIM 'kl-,; I A'i!K'II' N l·: W 11 11 \'1-:1\ r-.ii:HTI!!IW h: ~- ~m Mll"n~• 1:!<1. H•~' "' ' lfl '' ' l JLoh 11:!. I ;,,lc. fl S t:l lo· IIJoC 1\: , m ,. • ~ r·u,- J:fi. s. m Di' 'l!" '"""',...," /\11).!1'~ "' llrl . .,.,,,. ~.....<~.;"''' " . llll . lt;~ ll;~'''~· Sund il_\1· ~ " . 1 11 1• · · •1..~ • II'• I :u1 l'h,u 11>11, l••t'\\ Hro l \ 'ur k IOo ' 1\IU f. 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Nio •l jil ll.l l~tkl.md ,, , 1,,,., Anr..... •h -.. blo~nlh "' a l l 'll l l.ll ~ · l p h'" No'II' ,,,.,"' 'I .11 ·r 'It r ~ l~u ~.: h ,11 Wlnni p1 1.: ._,, . 11'"'' · '' r 'Ill• ·:oc" [ ',l lj!.ll'\ dl i': dHIIIPilllll y. IIU"'I \1 '1 .11 1,,,.. i\ll(..t ' io" I ~ · I J<tl l No'\I .1,-r.,., .d A 1 ''"" ·' · 1n 1 ,\lunduy'~ (i,uru · l ll''fll 'l'l ,tlMidltl!illl .l lt o lt's f.ather vs; ·sQn· Monday at Southern ; FiACI NE - What cou ld be more excltln~ or more Intense than a .i,:ood old fashioned rivalry between the Southern Tornadoes a nd Eastern Eagles• The answer may be a nswered coach of the Eastern Eagles: Player for player, lhe oottle should be quite a game. As far coaching goes fa ns will have to walt ~nd see If the · "Big Wolfe" taughl his cub all of his tricks. as ALBUQu£RQUE. N.M. (AP)For Virginia's Ralph Sampson, Player of the Year trophies C"!fle three times In three years. For · Houston's 61-yeaNila Guy LeWis, Coach of Year honors ·have come twice during his ~ears with - the Cougars.1 Both received their honors Frt· · day from The Associated Press In conjunction with the NCAA Final Four baSketball championships. Sampson, whO made the Final Four once as a sophomore and never attained his goal of winning . the national crowrt, won the Adolph F . Rupp.Trilphy as.the AP' sCollege Basketball Player o! the Year. Sampsrin. a 7-foot-4 senior. Is the' second playe( In the 12·year history of the Rupp Trophy to win It three times. He also Is the flrst to win It CATTLE,SALE e. 7:30 p.m. 33 Lots Reaistered cattle JACKSON CO. STOCK YARDS FairpJain, W. Va. By the Jackson Co. Hereford Association .A LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT A LOT lESS TO PAY ..... • RANCHO MIRAGE, Cal1f..CAPI - Beth Danid, s hot he r ,'iCCOnd st ralght 69 a nrl"took ttu0:\6-holf' lead with a 1.18 toted in lhP $4W,!XXI Na bL<eo·Dinali Sha rP golf louma mcnl. Daniel holds a two slroke lead OVN Am.v Alcoll . KUALA l.UM PUR. Mala ysia lAP I· Australia's Rogf'r Mac kay, took a , four·strukt• lmd a l the midpoint or 1he Ma la ysja n. Ol'('.n ·Ama)cur'l;otf Championship aU he 18-tiolc Roya l S!'langor r ;oJ fCiub. Ma<"kay cardPd his Sl'COnd flvPn par 71 fnr a tw<> m und lola! of 142, four up on Pf'IPr Sw..•ntoy, a lso of Auslralla . NF:W DI<LH I, India tAP! - Art ~}. ~12 ; lf'l Dole- G.,....wm Apr . 3 Closed - Easter Indians lose 12-3·.tilt; Reds beaten by Mets Pool a-J APf . 4 S.lO P:m./College Rt•cnc>a tlon S-10 p . m .!Cd~ Swim Apr. 5 8-:W p . m ./Coli~C' Recreation Oooed Apr. 68-10 p.m./CoJiegr Rccrrauon S-10. 1979 DODGE Yellow, V·S engine, auto· malic trans., power steering brakes·, air cond., cruise control, AM/ FM stereo, bucket seats. wsw iallials, wire wheel covers, v1nyl top. p.m., College Swim Apr . 7 8-10 p.m ./ College R£-creatlonS-10 p.m. coue-ae swtm Apr . _8 7-9· p.m ./Open Rec r ea tlon7 -9 p.m .J()pp-" Swim Apr . 9 1 p. m ~! Redmf.'n Bast>b.H II vs . CedarVUko . · ._ · · 1 - ~ ·p . m·:J,Open- RE>c: r~~-nont :·~ p.m.I.Oppn·s....,·m - ROPE 9 .•· . · . · a . m . - hoon - ATtiE ~A'S ~ PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP ) - Danny Goodwin, one of the minor league stand-Ins representing the Oakland A's, had a Ieadotf single and a three-run homer in a n eight -run. sixth Inning ra lly which gave thP ieam·a \2.J·. ~xhlbition vic.tory .over ·the Clevelandc!n<!lans Frldiw · The ~ ·s left Arizona a day earlier a nd held a workout Friday a 1 the Oakland Co !sewn . They wUI play the San F ra ncisco Giants in a home-and·home weekend series before facing the Indians Monday night at the Oakland Coliseum In an American League season opener. : Friday's Oakla nd lineup was composed of players expected to open the season with Tacoma of the Pacific Coast i'.eague. Starting pitcher Bill Krueger worked six scoreless lnnln~ for the victory . · · JUMP FOR Hl::ART Apr. lO 1 p.m.IRI"dmen B..1S£'ball ''S. 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(APLwlerpholo). And W. I. John.<;On's Murkr1 ............ .... ...... .... .. !n I:!i BloNiom Bu .<; k~ F'lortst. .. : .............. Jfl 1~ P'etty's '['J'('(l Scrv1ct~ ...... ........... .... ... ai.J:r;l . Individual hl$th a;vnr• ••nd high liM't~ : ; RodnP;.r Suppl y - [)f•Jphl,!lf' ~"larling nmb l ~ 982 LYNE CENTER SCHEDUJ....I!: Jordu n · .~ II there some "unhappy alwnnl" honor was because thrEe years ago_ when his team posted a 14·14 record a!ter. several successful seasons. ...w . Gray, 22.000 miles. auto .. air cond., one pwner. RusSI'!.of Hous,ron, shot a one-under· par71 for a two round total ofll!!and a one->llroke lead over Phil Pilling in~ lhc $1!1,(0) Indian Open golf championship. Interest Rt•Dl'fi ~ur·scrramk's ........ . .... 1:11 ftodncoy Supply . ...... . .. ...... . . .. 1\M :I'M FOOO Marl & llr•JI .... ILl( OwlW'nlml l"ilod Mart' ... . I ~ ft.obbln s & M;.r f'n .. .. . ............... IIR Bryan ',~; Sl•rv iN· O• nl••r ..... 110 T,lm's Uod_v Stxlp ... .. .... Hli thfee times In t11e eight years that It has been """"nted tot11eAPPiayer · of the.¥ ear. Btu Walt@n o( UClA won the R¥ 'l)'ophy In 19'72, 1973 and 1974. "I'm thanklulfor.the honor," said · Sampson. who a~eraged !9.1 points and 11.7 rebounds In leading I he Cavaliers loa 29-~record . " lt'shard to do with a ll that talent 0111 there." Lewis, who previously won the coach award In 1968 wit h E lvin Hayes on the squad ; guided the top-ranked Cougars to a 30-2 record this season heading Into today's NCAA 8emitlnal game-against No .2 Louisville. He said he was please<:! with the Q CAR SALE ·SI PLE ftuwllnK" I .A•U,I(Uf' MIU'th ~.I~ Team w. va: HEREFORD Friday, April • ; ~wE'RE Do You Know The Difference Betw,e en_ Local . bowling.... O..lln~~: J .. ·Saptpson,.Lewis,, are·AP honorees two~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ " Wolfes" from the sam e den, one In Monday eve nin g when P urple and Gold . thc olhe r In Greeh a nd White , square off Mond ay · l"o<enlng from different s ides of the diamond In -Racine. AI 4: II, the Southe rn ·host the Eas tern Eagles In a n tmporlanl SVAC baseball conl est ., . &:sides both clubs being lea ~rue I Contend ers and arch dvals, this S<ear's contest takes a nolher dlme nslon as father faces son or! the s idelines. Veteran Soui hern Coach Kilton Wolle, Jr. wtll send his \ll'!lefeated Tornadoes, 3·0, aga inst Scott Wolfe, his son a nd firs I year / MONTE CARLo. ~ (AP)· American Mel Purcell beat Israel's Shlomo Gllcksteln ~. 7.e,hkiaY to advance io the sernJ!lrials of the . s;m;(ix) Monte Carlo, Open te!Ws. · toilnulment bUt rain washedouttbe other UU'eequarter final matches. · · YOKOHAMA , Japan (AP)· . ~rlcans Blllle Jean King Jlnd shai-on walsli ·advanCed to the semifinals after a 3-6, ~>:r: 7·5 first-i'Oilnd victory 0\Tr . Wendy Thrilbullo!AustraUaandAmerlcan Rosie Cas~ls In the $150,ml Ninth Bridgestone Women· s Doubles Tennis compeiltion. and Rita Keck (51.61. an.zy PeMock In the 10,(0) meter run, aiid Simpson In the shot put (32-10) . Earning third place lor the Redwomen were Carol Bialkowski In the javelin (103) and Jut)y Weston In, the 10,®meter. run. . Emnetl quall!led lor the NAIA Natklnal Cflampklnshlp wlt11 her toss In the javelin. It was also a Laidley Field record; Simpson's toss In the discus was also a Laidley Field record. Mlz.e's thlnclad$. . .Ail·Amertcan Jean ErnneU took top llomrs In her specialty the javelin wlt11 a loss ofJ.26.10.\4 , whjle Lort Roberts won f,be long juJnp at 15-6¥., and Kyle Simpson claimed t11e dlacus with a tosS of 121. Sroolld place honors were ac· cordec! to Janet GrovesotGalllpolls In the )avellA (1!li). ~ Riggs of Pomeroy In the. hlghjum'p (ilo()), Karen Baker In the 400-meter hurdlel (1:13), the40J.meterrelay qua~ of Roberts, Baker, Rlggs Tournament . M••nl1o·al ,ol l il •'hon ' runs , scored (5) Wl\lle raking ln. He also has four bases on balls. secane! In ruru; batted In (t) and As a team, thj! Redmen are baj;es on balls (5). . -batUng .236 with ~ hits In 203 Two other Redmen are batting at·ba!s. · aver ..100. , The pitching stat! Is- led by AI Barry Schuster, a · fretllunan. Oetwlller, a sophomore from Infielder-outfielder froin Batavia, · McDennott,Who baS tWo complete Is batting .333 with fOIU' hits In 12 gaines. He has.six str1keouts In 14 at·bats and leads the team with five Innings or work and holds a 1·2 runs bitted ln. . · mark. .. Eric .Frazier, a sophomore seThe Redmen are currently 0.2 on condbasernan from C(llumbul, has the nortbem portion ~ their seven hits In 22 at·bats lor a ;318 schedule after taking part I" a six averaa:e and has three runs llatted gl\llle Florida tour. Eastwood shares GGO lead !o!<'OreM f l tlnu:o 11\ 1. 1 7. 1-\ii ll"'" CIt \ ' ' ~ l ' llhlllll i.: h I I. l ll ·111•it ti A tlanr, I, ll uu:::_~o~il'l I M••n lll•:~l ~~ - Sl. l ~•lll ~ I S. 1n I•"I. Ult'l ..,.1o 1. ('1111,11!'1 cNI , I I! f~ •kl amll ~. 111'\.'o•lanr l 'l S.·all lo · I . ~~~~ !), ,_. ,. 1. Ill nmi n1..."- , 111 · f ':1llfnonl" 7. ' ·" ' 1\nl-!' ''' "' -1 S.h1rdu.r '~ 1; ,..,111" 1983 ' , ""'''k t :•hl hldun ~ · :wlf! t-'rldll.' ·~ f o..,n, ... f'ltll,l(~ · ljJh l, , .l T rnun1 11 i t 1\!1-w Y 1 11 ~ tN I. 1 I. l ' lnn lli~J! I ~ H 1ll lm"r'· 'l Tr ·"i' '1.. 1ir 111111111!' t'rklu.v·, f i turw... !'. . tlo •, ..,. 'fl tv •: ur h.1~k•· r rw11 • ~Jw ·h Wi l l i IT,\ "1'1\T } :-N;unnl Mll-:ot.uul ,1''-' " 'i,lll ' a lhlo•llo· d in• "ll•l al D• •IH•il l 'hllm~ ·l jJhi:t ·' ( 'U IJ..t;(;t-; \', tl\ll\.'f; - N a l1u~tl . ll.,-41 · April 3,1983 .' I .• PureeD advances_ . ' '. Redwomen second in track meet Nalll~l..l'lijC\1• • 1': . I~ . X~''.o I I\ :./)( AIIM"'"k.W. ~ n. t-: VE I.I\NO " I.N IHA NS-TnHJc-d .l! •rr\' • llytllln,kJ , " tv11111op, w lhfo rtllc·a~:u wtlilb ~JJI lm Pul Tt1hkof. third tx.lstman. t.: ANSAS f 'l'n' HOY A.Ui-RI~<~~ od !11111 l lo~xl- _plld~ ·r. and Roml--r1 Rlvr•n1. 11ul fk·kil"r I\~ IJ..'11('(f I JI'f'rt Bol!oltw •. rllfdv'l , .. nd K,c~ l1 ll•.·;•lh, lnrH ·Id ·r . ''' Omaha nf rtw · J\mPrl!';m A~ .- ·l; •l lrln ' TIIHONTU FU . Oi-: .J/\\·s11111111111 ~I I;.,._~~ J.ll' ' 11.1 •11 ;mrl Mlldl W1 •!J.;11, , 11111 lio •loi·r~ . Fnd MunrkjuP. .... ,11)11 IJ.N• milll . Hrlfi M:1rk E lo-·ht.-,rn , plto-ho •r 111 S1r ,II'U"' · nf Hw• l nlt'l'l'lit l l"na l l ~ ·, ~j_.'llr · S.·n l 1 ;,,., H-•1r,,fli. o·, otdM •I'. .onrl Tnn1 F P 1·n,111 olr l-'. ~ t.-Jr!.~l!.p, In lhdr mln"r Jo-•il,l.'\14 ' •',IIIII' t11· n • o~,~ li$1 mo'f'll. · • l 'al'lflc· IH\blon x I~•~ A n !-!<' ~ ''. RIO GRANDE -; Jeff Leeth, a freshman outtlelder·flrst baseman from Chillicothe, lead8 ' the. RJo Grande College baseball .Redmen In batting, according to statistics .. released Saturday by the Office of Sports Information. Leeth has nine hits In 21 at·bats · for a .429 average through eight games. He also has four runs scored and lour runs batted ln. Allen Az;lr, a junior outfielder from Martella, has six hits In 17 . at-bats lor a .353 average. He leads Ihe team In times on base (11 l artd Rl\"iF.MJJ.. FA.~io,~· fnHFFw~N( 'E Ad..,... · Utv~ .. . Trans;tetiOns • Va. "Leeth . pac.e s .Rio Grande batters Scoreboard ... I Middlef10<1 Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleatant W. Pameray I / ). ' • MeMc sizes lo 1\t De41ta traction tread for pldku13tt, vans, 4 WDil oavtona supe~Stao $6224 RETREADS REGULAR TREAD A-B-C-13 C-D-£.14 $}575· ALL SEASON RADIAL AR-BR-CR-13 S2}7S $2375 �" I . ' ·, ' . 77 ' . '. I ,; ""'I ' ' ' ' 3 88 99¢ ~~~i.. ! • Sale 6.88 . . Reg. 9.95 Save over $6 after rebate! 16 oz. liquid Of paste 1.99 8 OUnce . 4•8.8 16 ounce 6.88... : 3R~2g 10W30 After $3 Rebate Btue Poly . Armor All Protectant 4 oz. Reg. 1.95 Valvoline urtle Wax Wax : ::1:IISa·~e '""'· ~:: over $3 after Rebate! 1.•99 3M 99 Wh 2.39 pt. 3.88 SALE PRICE • 69¢ Bdndo Body f!~~i3~ Kits Windshield Washer Solvent 3.49 quart 7.95: 1 49 ~R.el'~gcJ.~2s4~9ac.· h~!~rpa~ladeS 312 Reg. 4.99 -1.00 MFG . REBATE · ce :·. ·.-. 84¢ qt. 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EXAMPLES l or 6 ~,1 7 86 Tun.Up Khs Ch : • 1yst_e ' s 6 •71 Wire Sets 10 4 ' cv Fords _l etec tr on1c lQn11ton parls#are lor domesti C cars 2 Ton Ttolley Jack 19.95 69¢ age STANDARD Reg EXAMPLE STANDARD ' 6 2.12 Tune Up Khs ~~ cv' Free Battaies 39.88 Reg. ~4 . 95 . Horn CTP ~eg. 32 Reg. 34.95 From QUALITY 1I ~ I _._ RESISTORS • Autolite Spark Plugs Ltm•t •. 17.88 5/II.Piua Socket Ma!:rter Cylinders .. ~.~~~ ...... ~ .. 1.99 Reg . l (om 3.95 REMANUFACTURI;D 16 Radiator Hoses W•tli rebu, td abtc exc hange-tor ·mo·s·! --· dom es trc Gar s Reg .-19.b8 · o nl ~ I=RAIIA · 0 FILTER ' Fram--Oil FiHers For most domes ti c cars Reg . 3.44 · 54.88 .. .- ' Foreign Auto Oil Filters $3 OFF OUR ..J·11'VEA¥E·IAY LOW o.W'i" ON .. :·;·, . } '. ~~-, Black Jack Headers" · 69_.88 4 Ron 16 Y~ 1 rcbu •l dablu eu:h<~~ t gi, -· .- BBL EXAMPLE 40987 6!H9 small block ~~~~Motor o.a8 . 1.&+:1 Ace .Oil FiHers Starters or Alternators ~~ Foreign Auto Air Filters Universal Joints 6.95 Ae~ H 95 For most domestic and lorelgn cars Both tor most domest 1c cars exce pt 2.44 f! ~ . ·.u:u..:~ · ([;!~ IJ' ~ . ::s . ,:....J,> 4.8840 pc. PCV Valves or Gasoline -. / Filters Socket 'Set exchange lor mo st Ch ryslers som e Ford s 29.88 Reg 3668 Alternators. wllh reb UIIdab te e .: c hange l or Int egral and Mo torola e»:ept h1g h . am ~ HO unl\s From 7.95 New Vohage· Regu~kWs 6.50 Remanufactured S.A.E. and Metric Reg . 7.95 Reg. 1.69 . 24.88 Reg 26 88 H ig h torqu e start er s w1th rebu dd ..bl e ' Starter Sol,nolds · • ; · per ule set 75.95 New Radiators · · ~ nd ~-- ~ . - Re~ 1595 With exchange New ' Heater Cores 2 • 75 .Tailpipes EXAMPLE 2.21 Toyota cJ024 9.88 . ''' •, . I . ' • IAPCO Foreign ' f .-"'\UIIU. Auto . Starters or Alternators Wilh ~obu •[d a b l c Spart. ~ "' Plugs So lrl 111 pacKd (.Jn :• o l 1\ ll ><''"""JC' ~~1 . .fij·~ R"tl 5.96 ·6 50 pe • pac k Bos h & N• ppondcn so , , -. \. I -'~• 1 ' 1 1 ,~_,, ~ ~Z3.68 From 10.50 Wheel Cylinders ' . 19.88 Dl&c Brake Calipers With ex·c h ange, Reg 21 95 39.88 Hub& & Rotors Reg . ~· . !!!> :-\ :l \. From Auto Water IAPCO .Thennostats Hon 1 14.95 i\.tbulldab h! O~t C h i.l flQH lor IT10:-J I C10 inCS:II C 4 6 cy l c ar-; W 1ltt 18~95 W ith r.c buildablo •~ Mchang c l ~r most 8 cvl. domes tic and some 4 c~l. and 6 cvl. 1ffiports . STORE· ·HOURS .Sunday ·10 a.m. to 5 p,m. , . Monday thru Friday 8:30 to 8 p.m. · Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. .. 1 ' Qi:--1 ' 16.95 l' ~~. ~(' 3.49_ New Foreign from l ._ · REMANUFACTURED .7' 209 UPPER .RIVER RD. 39.88 · ea. From~.49 Wt.el Bearings ,. Exhaust & 99C , ...gomestlc cars. and hgflt tru c ks. Oolf • 50,000 miles ra ted Reg 11.49 & U.95 Thrush · Header Muffl'et's •. Ac QI850 ' ·' .. :·;·' ' . ,. 12.88 Thrush MufflerS.,'-, 15.88 Ftom 24.50 \ rf/T I~ New Brake Shoes or New Disc Pads: . W1ln excha'lge, Both tor mosl From 10.50 New' Heater . 4 ControiVatwesj From \rfiT · (' t Ol .. ~'>W .... I ... IAPCO Tum:HJp Kits I 8.88 vt-•JC' :~ (:~-~ (.'.i, With tlxchange, tor GM , FOtd . , Chryslers. and A.M C :mport car s mos t tru ck s · • ;', ) , ' . I IN Uij OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Your Choice lt· f. · t From Int egral and Mo t oro la 25°/o QFF ' . ~J R~MANUFACTURED {l-.. ) 99C ReN6.1 From F~o~ ..-2;95···11:~1 New Fuel Pumps Reg 69 95 19.88 d.-Rea . 1.95 ORIGINAl EQUIPMENT ()II 1.99 ·- -· 'JTi~L .,....,-- _ . · Oil ·-· I CML 94C ~r~G or:oou "nn 2 gallon s Reg. 3.75 ·~-- · flU[~ ~111 1111111111 ' 4.95 . Gas Cans ' Jl Jl· ·--· oro[Jf~~ Locking Gas Caps 2.88 ~ . ,. . Horn 21.95 Reg 1 18 SPSJ80 St .. t39 t4 3. t45 t 47 !48 ·, -t51 . s54 Tires Not Installed Gas Caps . ' ' SALE F E. ( 1. 58-2 .'86 F .E.T. 1.77-4.01 • 4 ply poly cords Solder Seal Brake Fluid ·· - . Pli )~ IW H 1~~ Ht! q $4 2 R e g -$40 E70x14 F70x14 G70x14 G70x15 B.6 0x13 E60~t4' G60x14 ... • A70 x13 L60J~14 , G60x15 L60x15 "850x13 'M50Xl.!l 'N50x15"\, 99C Wire Wheel Covers· 2'1• sq. ft . 10-2227H Reg 5.50 $8 OFF SIZE • 14.88 Westleys Bleche White $6QFF $34 Reg 99 t I ,06.UB.Sn · C·O.S3T.,;A .8F · Ts .. :E..R ·M.·FG·.· R~. E ·. ·B"ATE ·-~~·n·.'e''r ~ .· .. 2~88 . ·. - . complete kit COST AF:_TI; R MFG . RESAlE ·. . 16 Fjeg . 'J 1.4 9 _ . Rega~. 9~s~~~~~::::::::~r:==;;~~o~t:24~-t~2~Re~g;·:s.~t9~1-T----Ii~~~::::::~::~~~~~~-~~~-:;:---~~~--~----~il--- Regular ggc Limit 12 Quarts · Cobra Ignitions ' . TIRE SALE ~88 ::;ebate Eagle I . Ma~~·Cl 01082 9 _ 2 _~ner 6.88 SALE PRICE -3•00 MFG . REBATE Reg . 3.25 Natlonwlse Maintenance --~~· • • ..·. . I ·, . 32FLQZ(1 . ¢qt. 'o • . .I . / I /' •• ' ', • I �., :. ,.._....... .I . 61 . • By ',Ji\MJ!l; ~~~ !lp<iclal !:orru.pndenl : GALLIPOLIS- "Tho toac·hcrs I remPmbPr arfl Mrs~ Nash, ~radbUry, Mrs. Bushn£'11, Vanden, Mr. Luther §)l<~h:~"!! ..Mr. .Jackson. I don't think was a scholar In sehooi .bu t lowd Mr. .Jackson. he would play billl with us. In !hOS<• days tho girls boys and It was.hard fm· tho boys to beat th••m W•• wou ld . hav<' a SPC'IIing match rvc•ry Friday rw: th<'n W<' had what th•·.v' ealled singing gNJgJ'aphy, name all· lh•• statC'S and lhdr capitals, thm lakl' the mount<.~ins antl ihP r lw•r·s and tellth<• s tall's th<•y werp in. " Th<' abovt• Is lak<'n from lhl' school rccolh<·tinns of Luey K,urn, and lh<' tlmt• stK'was Wt'it!ng atJqut was th<• 1H411s. Mrs. llurn wn:it• • about attrndinJ,! t.1 numbPI' of schools at C:alllpolls in h<•r day and thC' .. first sc·hool I (~VPr att••ndPd was taught hy ·a nlppl"l man whos.:• naml' wa s KC'lly'. ...... this s.·hool wa~ h(']d In om• n:x:>mw of lhP old jail building on th<' mrnl'r nf Fourth Aw•nw· <ind S!afp S!n'(•f ." It Is thai lluildlng !hal Is th<• sub)<..:·! of t11da.v's skPteh, On th• · front of rhls building that toda y sits across l"rom thr St. Lou ts ( 'a lholie Churc h ls"a plaqu<• that givrs lhl' date 1819 a,s the tlme or erecting lor w hat l'\ now u housP. Howl'vPr, this stru{:lurP w;1s not bull,f as a dwt-IHng but as a jail, anrl Sl'J'Vt"''l in th<ll (·.apaeliy for its l'lrsl :t,r, or su y('ar~. bfllng lht•n {'.unvPrtf•d fO a sehool and Ia IPI' {o a dwPII Ing whPn• lh£' nlln' of ItW Calilpoll' Bank. Wltlt ing, an <'rnployl'<' of lhC' bank. . ' was '(Cl'US<'d qf SOO'll' ·shady deal1ngs and whm the truth <'arl1<' out Whlilri~ was hcadNI to NI'W York Clly. , bavld Rlpl<>y. lhP Gall Ia County sh<•rlff, and!. R. Calohan "'~"" ' SC'nt to N<'W York to b•·in~ Whitinf( IX!ck (which they <'ventually didl. But. not before Sh<•rlff Ripley iearnl'd an f'XPf•hsJV(' li'SSOn . • t·am<' across a. man on '<'lling .a watch. Th<• sail'sman Pxpfulned to RlpiPy that h<' had just n<'l'iv<>d a IPIII'I' that his !athPr ·hacl dll<l. and that h<• would haY<' to sdl his Wfi!Ch In ordC'r togPt p.i;issc.~gC' to lh<' fum•ral. H<' expillln~<l to RlpiP,\ that hi • would s<'ll him lhPwatrh ta p~J'f' gold onl' hP said! for half Rotx•11 . ~"!' NC'Wton: feetuJl•r on rhemlslly, physlol[]j..'Y· and grol ~ ogy: . Simon Dtool~urd . lutor of penmanship: ¥iss C .. J. Wu•man, . prlnctpal of the female Ql>partmmt: and Rob<'rt Cat"". professor of !hi' lht'OIY and pra{'( let• of Kauffman .43112, · Road NW, Ca!Toll, Ohio, or the students listed most bave .YOUR OILY AUTHORIZED GOODYEAR DEALER . . modPrn IYJX' namPs. Then· WPrt\ hoWf'yl"r, u I AJVPna . SralC"na. Vf>- . EAGLE ST haw known schola1·s tha t kn<'W thf'ir lcosson:-;, hut wpn• so fright· ""'"' t ha 1 1h<'v forgot wh<'n ea il<>d *5··.454 on by M r. Robinson to n'(: lh'." LIJ('\' AJ..o,;() n •latc'!l how on<' som•· wi th th1 • l 'ompil'tlon o( rhb court · house a l that Joci.ltion. We• an • nor whnm C<'rtaln how many years the old jail · was used as a school. We have an Interesting copy of a catalog, however , or a school from this IX'ti<xl - li\45. It mn<·•·•·nr'<i thp .J. Robinson Schoo l which p.•rhaps ••vr•n us"! lh• · old jail building at lim<•. 111E FA( :tiJ:I'Y of Ihis Sl'h\)ol c. om· ('Onslsff'(l of": JX'I'haps lt s"'most lmJXWiant In mal<· wus a Whltjng, who was onP of lht' prnf1 •ssor of laflh"llagr•s, morotland ,J. (' . Robinson , prlndpal an11 • ----- • YOU'LL NOTICE ihat she says Sentinel, and that means she has mixed ol' Peeps up with Bob 186 70 R 13 Plus ..1.91 FEr No trade needed, -· Jile Wlllll Laltlrs Law Prl.. 'i95 70 R 14 $66.66 . 225 70 R 14 72.72 22570R15 78.76 20580R13 66.66 ·235 60 R 14 79.79 245 60 R 15 66.86 ~5 80 R 15 91.91 should wt· s.t't· hut Mr. Hoblnson In a hUJ!h'Y driving his. horst • In a run . liP shook his whip a l You··.haVe By JOHN C. RICE Exlenlllon Agent Aptculure, Melp Countyh POMEROY- Coming Event<;~ The Llld.Ohlo Valley Pork Producers wUI meet· on Monday evening, April 4, at 7:30 p.m. In the Junior Fair t=lulldlng on the Athens C'?"nty Fairgrounds. Tom Price and. Bill Artck from Producers Livestock ·wm be the speakers. Thls.organiza· tion Is made up d pork producers !rom Athens and Meigs Counties. Everyone Is Jnvlted to attend. The Ohio Conservation No· Tillage Corn Yield Cantest will be held again In 1983. As In thepastrew years, growers who harvest ear corn. will.l!lso be eligible. We ha ve all the ruleS and·entry fmms hen,.in · our offlee·1t anyone·ls interested. Each county wtnner will receive $100. . Aprll 30 Is the last day to purchase All-Risk or Multi-PerU Crop Insurance for the l!Wl.l spring planted crops. Any fanners interested In tl)ls insurance should cbntact their local insurance agent autoorlzed to sell . and • servlce AII·Risk and Multi-Perll Crop Insurance. The nam·e and address of the nearest agent can be obtained !rom the ASCS Office or by calling 1-800-447-4700. . Meigs Beef Organlzatl:m -The Meigs Olunty Beef Cattle Association Is a new organization tbat seems to have a promising future. Forty enthusiasts allended lhe ~tlna!ltat• week and this week tlli! Pr6jects Cllmrnl ttee Is meeting to plan projects for the summer. This new organization Is a lso looking for members. The objec· tlves or the organization are to promote beet, provide educational programs tor Its members, explore new techniques In management an"a marketing, and sponsor projects. . And So II' Grows - No doubt ,.,;any gardeners used the recent sprlngllke weather to do many horne gardening jobs. such as )rllnlng, preparing the ·garden soli rcr planting and uncovertng straw· berry. pian t<;. Unfortunately, 'we had this sud· between now·and April 15th to make a.brilliant ded'uction. I \ ' ' '' .. •, \ ~....., n.· ., \ In case you didn't know it, the __ deadline for opening a 1982 IRA is April 15, f983. Or the filing date of your 1982 tax return. So, for those of you who generally · wait until the last minute for these things, here's alittle reminder. . Now, is the last minute. And, for those of you who are undecided about opening an IRA this year, here's something to · think .about. · • Without one, yQur tax bill is going. ro be a lor higher. . For example, if you're tn the 33% tax .bracket, you" II pay $660 more to the IRS than someone wirh your same income .~ho puts the ~ximum $2,000 . into C & S Bank lRA. a "ALWAYS ON YOUR SIDE" . 25 Court Street V Member Fore· Valley · 25°/o OFF ~ sent.s(rlng temperatures plullging • Into the :zn. and below. There may have been damage to strawberry buds If you had removed the straw. ·- and peach buds that were starting to break probably were trozen, not to mentiOn some early apples and oilier fruits. It would ·be dl!ftcuil to make a blanket statement to the e!fect that peaches or any other fnllt crop Is lost. You'd best check 11r yourself. With a knife, slice through the middle of ~everal buds. • J1 they are brown Inside, they are .dPad . Fruit trees wtth buds stlli In the <tOnnant stage should be safe. J1 pruning or fruit trees hasn ., been done. get that behind you as soon a• possible. Dormant sprays s)lould go on apple, cherT)', . pear alld plum soon: Apply dormant spray on cherT)' and · pear betore bud ~~~~eU IIJid on apple and plum at .. the hllf·lneh green ~tage . Garden 1~ll that was ·not . preo pwed" during the recent good_ . wtather stsould be tUied as soon as $d1 Is diy enough to work. Avoid Working the soU w!!l, or lje pj'epared for hard, cloddy soU thi'oughout the season. Aa soon as the soU Is dry enou&h, planting early aellson veg~­ lllel IUch as peas, spinach, catTotli, MONROE SHOO<S $}488 BATTERY Installed SPECIAL -.m iWIII chlrd. 675~3930 426 Viand Street . · · I ,. collards, kale, kobl· ribl, leef lettuce, OUlnS , parsley, redllhe•. pota)Oes, parsnipS and -.. Thla ylli' with ovtr 100 cliinga lilttii·tp· law~ lild forma•. you .._;,. more chances of l'YIIlklrill • mistake. And thM could 11\Nn 1111 IRS 111dlt. If HjkR Block prep&l'lll your taxea lnd you're audited, we .110 with you It 110 · lidded ooat: N11t .• your ,le9•1 repra· ltlltatlve but to ex'*"n how· your tllltl were jlte· parect. If ;,. mak• e mlltake end you owe e«!dhlon.al tax.' you pey oflly the tax. W• pey the oenalty lnd lnter..t. MU'.0..0.'LU.4J Wr.ita fo..r free brochure. s showing mamori,ls i full color ' ' · with sizes and prices listed. ...... '----,._ LOGAN MONUMENT C ., Inc.. and good a~· circulation. Leave excess straw In the middle, where It acts as a mulch and provldC'S clean bedding for berries. , ....;.o, VINTON, OHIO POMERY, OHIO Pomeroy-Mason Bridge z ""-'- W. Main Street 388-8603 992~2588 llocll. lille Elimi.nate the "hard work" from your ''Yclrd work"· ~ .. .•. FREE MOWER DECK ••• S·AVE ss3·o .s750 ON SELECTED MODELS FREE MOWER ON MODELS ••• • -1400 • 1700G • • 1600H • QTI7 • HT23 RIDI.N G MOWER MODEL 830 8 H .P. RECOIL START $1199.00 MODEL lOll GM II H.P. w/38' Mowor MODEL831 8 H.P . ELEC . START $1699.00 __ """ .. ,.,., . ,.... ___. . $1349.00 .• ~"'L_.... ...................,....,....,.,,,,_., M ··-~ ~~ · ·~···•• MODEL 1134 I I H.P. ELEC. START MODEL 2016 GM 16 H.P. w/42' Mower $1499.00 ' $2499.00 MOWER SALE •'. 8610 Side Di ~chorge NOW ONLY 8352 El:rninotor Plus NOW ONLY 8362 Elim inator Plus NOW ONLY 8b23 Mulching Mower NOW ONLY Eliminator Plus Bo~Jgin>g and 8643 Mulching Mo,er .NOW ONLY Mulchim} Mower • .,, f .,\ -y'/· $199.00 $319.00 $399.00 $229.00 $329.00 1·:. ' ' I ,1/ " .. ; I I .J ' Mulching Mower ·CHUCK·COWER SERVICE STORE . . 262 .THIRD AVENUE - GALiiPOUS ·- PH. 44~314 Sllllfy. . : 'J')Iole of )IOU who did not retn011e :· Pt. !be straw from your strawbeny )lllilll lhcluld do ·eo now. Rake .~ FNnoinil A v - wilh Appr"votl Cmlil ' • SPRI'N·G·. ·deiiweaihen nal\ge~m"Wee11• h«l-1-·~ C 8r S Jlank · ~. · The Commercial & Savln.g s Bank r.;;!;;;;~;;we;;;rese;;lec;ted;;~by;.~l982~·~-~H~e~ls~now~~a~c~ab~ln~e~t~m~a~ke~r~ln~'l ORO. ER.·. NQ.W. FOR . rork producers meet .' What's mor~. if you have a · working spouse, you'll owe $1 ,:no more than a working couple who invests the maxi r.num $4,000. And here's something else to think about. Interest earnt.J in a C & S Bank IRA is tax -defe~~ect""A~d ·rh~r (an mltke quite a difference. As an example, if you in\resr-$2,000·a year at 8%, ur'the end of 30 years you'll have over $226,000 in .an IRA. That same investment, taxed in the 33% bracket, would be worth less than $99,000. Finally, think about this. The C & S Ba'nk offers a variety of IRA plans, all insured to • $100,000 by the tTIIC There isn't a safer, fast-growing tax shelter ;mywhere. Or an easier tax deduCtion to take. Just one entry on your Form 1040 does it all. So call, or come in, today. C & S Bank IRA'sJ AII things considered, they make . April 15th a loi less taxing. 1n the aviation and aerospa.ce tlelds. ·, - - . HERLIHY wAS clliet or search al)d rescue for the Atiandc area befOre his retirement ln September "SO· WE BOTH remember a little,. about those hard _Urnes," Helen Wolfe writes, and "I know some people whQ remember even more than we do. We hope oilnd pray tbat all the people out ot work will soon be back working and not have another depression." . . TIEMPO SEASON CUSTOM POLVSTEEL Sun•'-'· East Liverpool went to Meigs County when hebutwas two. Helen was born in Meigs Olunty alldllved·~ there untll she was ·10. Then she moved to Medina. She lived there untll she was married, and Charles and • Helen went ba9k · to Meigs County (Racine) untll .they m,pv€<j to work about 20yearsago. She was born Oct. 26, 1930, when the Great Depression was only a year ·o)d. Charles was born Feb. 7, 1926. DOUG HERLIHY,' Ewlngton, retired commander. or the United States Coast Guafd,l!ls.h . •• been Who •s honored by inc1uslol\ .1n"'lh:~ Who In Avlatlon and Aerp.Space. Meigs County agent 's corner FET $2.24 2.80 2.89 2.08 2.89 2.93 3.08 us und fh(•··nt.•xt Monday gavP t.•;u·h of" us a not<• to lak<•lo· our potn·nls saying !hut II' WI' w<•nl to a pafty or any plueP uf amusl.'nwnr wi thout hrln~in~ him ;1 nolt• saying lht ·y W<'tl' willing lor U!-1 to go. WI' wou ld b(• PJJ)I'IIf\f:l trom whi s st' hoo!. Mr. Robinson was ,an I'Xt ·t•llt·nl t<~a<·h0r hut <Itt.! not · umJI' rslancl young PI"PI•• ." llo• 9'~, ( 'lurk,lmrg, Ohio J:lll5l' lhc• maillng addrt~s of .Jwm~ m••ntal sdPO<'Ps; <'hark•s ( ;, Chl'l' .,. r ing! on. ptuff'SSOI' 11f m ;tlhPmarlcs : , - --.:: . HELENSJ\.IDthatsnehadsenta Cbrlstmas card to Peeps' cousin, Don Peeps, II) OrlaJsdo, Fla., and Pope seqt her one with a bOte abOut Peeps. ''Tdldn'tknowihatyouwere a sta.t e senator at one time," Helen wrote, "but was gla'd to learn a little about you and him. He said he Is ·one year older than you" - tbat means, Pope Is a year older than Peeps "and .also born In February ... I really enjoy reading .yoor column In the. Sentinel." (Samuel Pepys was bOrn Feb. 23, 16f0.) ' lnstrumPntul music. Rlpl<'y hough! II but was gn·a lly. FridaY afle1· school •>1. th<• rroubJO<I whm lw rubb<<l off th•• old<"r ·s<·holars dN: ided to go up on gold paint a nd found h<' had CarC'I's ' Hill tial<'t knowQ as pu~t'~<IS<>d a galvaniz<'ll watch. H< • Fortlflcallon II ill I to haw c>pienlr . OIIPmi to glw Caiohan !he watd1 Th<'V thought Robinson would not and $511 h< • agn'<'d neVPr to !Piil h<• · find. uut. for in thoSI ' diJ,YS IMP story or how "Galila' s rlnest" got tf'achf'l' was t"t•s ponslbiP fhr 1hf' bamboozled. Calohan could not tlml' ll<'lwO<•n lh<', ·nd of s<·hool and Wttif, hOWPVf'l', !Ogt•l hOrrtf'f()t'f' l: th' thl' tim<' whPn !hi' stUd< ·nts arrived · this Pplsod<·. hom!' Thr co~n l y jail pmiX!hly moved "Rut ala~ for our h?p<'S, as WP to Locust Stll'''. In lh<' iat<' l!Wi>; WI'!'<' goi ng u~ thP si< k' of lh<' hill lived .John r:raham and famil y. lltlltiNIO n'S lim<' as a jail. prlndpal <"harael<•rs who l'a us"l writes In the Sentinel. Anyway; Helen goes on to. say that Peeps should have a happy 75th birtbday. worthy.. column. or summal:tzing the ......_ She andhere herInhus. · • ~... . . CHARLES H. WOLFE, accoro. band, Chari~ W.. "'1'eSlde at 3400 · lng to his. wife's note, was born In lovt'CI, bl'(' UUSI' he\ was so strirl. I prk'f•. not aao Helen B. Wolfe sent, to Peeps a blrtbday card .on which she had written a detailed ~. one girls. I.Ut')' Hurh a lso attmded 'll l lmsl · 11n1• S.,•ss lon with !hi' Hobinson srhool and she onC<' wrote: "Mr. itc;hrn.w n was morr fcan'll than RroadwHy • (itl8f0 linda. and a Huhama among lh(• fl' SEI':MS A."' thou~h Itlpi<'.Y .. .t·~£ri ' . ~·~1~3~1983~~==~~====~~==========~·~======~~~~~~~ww~o~,~-~~~·~yd~d~~~p~a~rt~--Go~~l~l'~po~~~K~,~Oh~~~~-n~t~"~.a~~~~n~t,~W~.~V~a~.~-~;=~==~~~~~· ~The~~~~~·~y~T~i=n=~=~=Se~n=l=ine:;I~=PU:!~=====7~. "'PEE.PS, a ~llip~lisDwry; . Birthdays subject of card from· Hel~n : R. Wolfe · · ' · DALE ROTIICEB cooirtlluted the National Aeronautics Space E;wlngiDn area ... Coast In 1967, N"Celved his: , .JiyJ.8AMlJELp~ · ' • Hoerucn, which thenextfourparagraphs: ·, · , stratlon Institute of based uponthelrdemon· ~~~~~~....!!N~na~vy~~W~tng~ · ~s~l~n~1~966~a!nd~retlred~~ CAIJ..IPOLISCoupl~>orweeks Peeps da.sa compliment deserve. Hoeflich superior achievements ,.·.:_:!:~~:_~· HERLlliY ENLISTED In ':the after 10,600 tllghts. ' Singing goography feature8 · :studies in .1840s . • . .. ., ~ straw from the plant bud be I!XpOOed to. b&ht .lcir the bud to ' '. ,.' ... ,. ,. " "I . . �,, 0 • .·Page.,-C.S- I .,' . ' The' Sunday Times-:Se_nti nel I • "".-.. . r • Pome,;,y-Middleport-~llipolis, Ohio-Poi'nt f'leG~nt, W. Va. '"' . . . . . . / ' APftl 3, 191.3 ' ' State/ atiotJal·· • ·'- ,. ' ' '' • .- • ' ... Shuttle crew prepares for l\lo~day launc)l ' ·~ ' INTEREST ·RATES ARE DOWN AND • CAPE CANAVERAL. Fl~ . !API - .. W~ W<'ll' rC'ady in .J anuary and wp'n• ready now." says thf' comm andct' o f ttif' nrw spaCP shut tle- ChaU('ngP r. sGheduled for launch Monday a ft er a ~ 11,- mo nth S<'rirs of postponement s. Astronau t Pau l J. Weitz and his thrPP-man cr.c'v.· wpre scheduled to fly T·:lR training jets OVN thl• Capr Ca naveral area todaY to hone skills for the 5,dJy trip S('t to begin Mondayat J::llp.m . EST. T hey also at'!' to praot i9e in a plane modified to handle like the shuttle. Eastrr will be a workd<l~ ·- too. for Jstmnau ts WC'ilz, K arol :.I. Bobko. SlOt')' Musgr~vp ·and Donald fl . P0ter son. Th<'v are <(·hedulm fot· a final filling of their spa("(' su.it s and will review lasl minut0 flight plan ch anges. Countdown for thr mission was moving without a hitch, a relief 10 th<' space agency which has been plagued b~ engine leaks and a contaminated ca rgo. · The countdow n schedule was altered slightly to allow pad crews lo ·SJX'nd at lmst part of Easter w ith their families. "Wf2'vp bt'<"n looking forward t o ! hi ~ for quitP SOmf" time. longer p<'rhaps than an~ crew since S1'S-1 ' • Affordable loans have been hard to find for a few years. Now interest rates are down, and that ·should make monthly loan payments lower. Whether you need money for a car, home, vacation, college education, home improvement or al')y other major purchase, check with·us. There is . , plenty of~money available at BANK ONE to help · you get what you need. We'll ·explain the best way to '·~ borrow, and e:xactly what your monthly payments will be. '. first shultiP miss ion) ... \-\'p\t z s;Jid <.~s th f' ast ronau ts arriw>d Frida~' on lht' KPnm d ~· Spacf' ('C"ni Pr tunwa~ · from .' h<~ training lmsr- in Houston. "V\·' 0'rt' hvrf' !o do a JOb ..md wf'·n~ read~' to go do it. " Th<' mission's pr· imar~·l t;lSk is SChi'Ciult"ll fo r thfl first half·day of flight wnen Musgr aV<' and P<•t< •rson ar!' 10 dep loy aTrarking and Data nela)' Sat0llit<'. th<· JargPst . most complr>x c-ommunications pa:vload f'Vf'J' buill for space. NASA will u«' ih<' sa tdlltP. which has a ;,; foot wingspa n \\'hf'n it s antennas 'a n' f'XIPndcd. as a rC'!t.~~·· point for command:-. a nd mf'ssagps lJ1.:'1wPt.'l1 Earth a nd il~ man~· as 16 o1'bit_ing sa trllilPS. including spaC'f' shullle.>. O n Thursda\, Mu skrot\'(' ~tnd Petc·rson a n· to dun spacesuits a nd slc-p in to Challf'ngrr :S oprn cargo bc1~· for a ,'\% hour dual spc.i ce \V a lk . T hf'y wiU tr-sll h(' suit s and tf'<'hnlques for r'C'I tit•ving a nd rf'p.t ir ing ~a ! C' IIit Ps · o n fut ut'C' missions. Technical p roiJIC'ms with thP suits t'url'('(l eancr- lla· lion of a similar walk during th<' filt h night of till' shu1t \(' Columbia in NovPmbPr. Co\urnhi a is in a., KPn~c-dy Spa( ·p Cf'n t€' 1' h<~ n gar t.)(~ in g rf'flirb isht'll. ' .. r 'l / I I MURDER SCENE - Officials remove one ol lour bodies lrom the scene ol a multiple slayl.ig In $5,000 I $7,500 .. 23653 ' 36Months . I ' I 24Months Home owners have clout at BANK ONE. If you own your owfi'nom'e'ana need a loan to build on a room, install a new roof, add insulation, or make any other home improvement, give us calL The equity you have'in your home means you'll get-our best rate and affordable monthly payments. We'll be happy to give you complete details at any BANK ONE office. The chart below will be helpful, but stop . by or call for an accurate picture of your particular payment schedule. a .LQI\N.AMOLNT ~NAMOUNT TERM S' 354.80 167.26 250.90 . . $10,000 ' TERMS " 132.89 ' 199.34 473.07 2,Years . 334.53 "265.79 "Annual percentage rate is 12.5%. Morithly payments do not include credit lile or accjdent .and health insuranee which is available. ) 51,000 52.500 When you wantto ~... .. . borrow smaller amounts for just a few months-qr fc;>r several years, nothing . beats a VISA credit card. It's flexible because you · can adjust the rnontb!ypayment amoynt to meat your changing financial needs. , If you already have a BANK ONE VISA credit card, you can make yourself a loan anytime. Just go into any BANK ONE office and ask for your cash . advance. Alter all, you're already qualified to borrow. If you don't have a BANK ONE VISA credit card, stop by any BANK ONE office for an application. , .48.24 4 Years . 5 Years .. •• - 120.62 241 .24 68.94 137.88 58..82 117.64 • •Annual percentage rate is 14.5%. Monthly payments.dO not InClude credlllife or accident and ~~alth insurance which Is availablia. 1iJ ide~ liftro . Broadcas ts appealed for donations of painkilling ml'dlcinrs and rat poison. With 700 people reported injured . t ~e cil)'"s hospital and two clinics were j ammed and.mmical supplies l'Xhaust<'(:l .' Six helicopt ers were fly ing more severe cases to !=all, 66 miles 10 t he not! h. An addlt lonal l .:JIO people were tn.'a led for minor injuries and sml hbmr. The U.S. E m bassy In Bogota sa id it did not know if any U.S. citizens w(•r e among I he viclims. ' President Belisario ~ta ncur a ltcnded the bu rial rere.mony, for which I he archbiShop · granled ' a ck•d incd to 1'('\'t ·a I \tl( ' p('r-,on · . . idt ·n t i I' 111 1"' ·cup. til• •II Wh t •n polit't ' \A.'t 'lll to !tlt'' dc iUhh • ht~U'-.t' 011 tlw l'it\ ·, n1 •; n- ~u uth side . t t 11 ·~· fnun d tilt· hodi1•o.., ol 1\. ttllr\' 11 I .>4 •W i 1I . tl tosr-r ib..·cl b~ Pritch.trd t1". 1111 ·l d1 ·r l\' ft •n talt '. Jlaul 1·:. Ot·~\' 11 1. .thnut :~1; < :1a c•· 1·\'<tt h. 77 . .t!Hl ) ..... .. .. . MemberFoic BANK ONE OF POMEROY POMEROV•AU1LAND•TUI'PERS PLAINS ' ~ J a..w.e... .... l!'lltli'11&A'ftON - , _ R. IUfa 11119 Ci11111tMb by LGniD OJ .. 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C'ould br sa id . n •lt·h l', llt i .l nn Muc h of thr ('(•mf'tPt:,· was hrav ib· (\..t rr t: tg t "l h .v t Itt , lf'mblor . whieh f'X J)oSC'(_i hunclrrds of <'oflin ~ Jnd brokC' most o;x•n. Sa nitat ion tf'ams tx •g; tn l'OIIPt 'ting lhf' remains·. disinf('( ·ting l hcn;~.vi t h quick linH· and r0burying thl'rn i n a comrnor'r" gr: t\ '1' Hut m nny fam il iC's objt'Clrd ~tntl t uok thPir rd ;tlh 't•< ('Offi ns to nf'ig:hbor ing commu nit ies for n•buri; tl , M ost of th e• drad \\'('1'1' Pl€ll'rly p4•oplt ·. h <lhit ·:-. ;tnd .tCf' n - ag~r s c;.tug ht un;lwan · wht•n tlw quakt' :-.t ruck . Ma ny wf'rr ki llrd in Pnpa:-,·an ·.. ., li th <'t•ntury l torn;n1 Ca tholic calhedral. which cullaJN<l <1uring t•arlv Ma.~ ·s . ' Bmadcasts up!)(' alcd l'or rn('(lil';tl ~ upp li P:-. incl ud ing sodium pr'nt oth al anti otht•r p; t·in ki ll<•rs . OnC' broadcast askl'CI for rqt poison tOUSf'iiJ,!a inst an army of roc:Jpnt s drivrn from thPir nf'Sis in thf' l oum.lation:-. of tho oldJ:>uU dl~ll'.c Rad io and "'\'V stations in IJ<Jgul a app(·aled fnr doilat ions from tht • public and oprnNJ a ss i!'i t <tll c t · anti rrconstrur tion funcl s in some of thl· prlncipallx mks. The quakr. which hit at ~ : 15 a.m .. mt'ilSllt'l'd :1.;, 0 11 the Richler sca le and lasted 18 SI'COn<ls . RUUVING 'I'IU: I)EJ\Il - P~oph• dig graws at the l ocal cem etery Friday to hury Ill<• ""''" from a mujor earthqUl"'-~ thl\t dcv:\'ilatNI l'nJmY~\ft, Colom-· hla. 'OM' IJU8kl' kUI.,d I!IIJM'Oph•and lnjur<o\1 7110 mort• . Armed man tries to retrieve his children .. ··BANKONETM l POPAY AN, Colombia !AP I - ArchbishopSIIv0rio Buit rago said a funeral Mass at an ailar erected on a pile of bricks. ando,IXIO moum!'rs laid thcoir lovm on!'S to rest in a sma ll corm•r o f th<' local C<'metcry untouched by . the eart hquak!' lhal devastated .th is An dean city. Ail emergency . comm it IN' headm by provindal Gov. Amalia de Sa laza r said 194 bod irs had been Identified b v Friday a fternoon, 179 in Popaya n and 15 in surrounding t o~ ns. RC'scucrs, still ~f'a rchin g for victims of Thursda~·s quake in Ions of debris said Ihere wet"<' a t least 40 mor<' bodiPs that had nol been For loan information call any B~K ONI olfkc. ,, Karol Bobko, pUot ; Donald Pl'lerAAn and Story Musgravr, 1\Us."iiun SIJt-clall"'ts. t ' haUi'ngt•r b. scheduk'd fnr n Munday llftuff. ( :\1-' l.a.."i4' rtlhntn). Town buries its dead~ begins reconstruction .. ., !' limP in cit~ · hbtnry . " I n m :-.· pt'rsorw l. prolt~ :-. iun.il optll l" ll . 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" ( l!l u ·r nlfin ·r:-. ~. t.d tlw 1x·t ....on $5.000 . .- ' Springlleld FJ:Iday. A 24-year-old Columbus man ha.• been charged In the kllUngs. ( AP l..ru<e'l'hoto ). . • 48Months f\ I'HI ~C F!I ·J . O . Uhio tAPI ~ Of!'i['i :lls in tl1i:-southw1 '~ 1 Ohio ci r:-,· s.t~· ttu · " ' · '~· ing!-1 o f four J.X'o plt • nlil .\ ' rnark llw t-!l'l 'a!, •:-. t numl~·r ol killin g:-. ,11 .tny tml ' ~~~ · c ·on1 p. 1n_\'ill g \)t>\t\' i11 w . t ~ ,tmini , lt 'l . hut l 'ritdt:ll'd I . I ' Cll<\LLENG ER CREW - The crew lor the space shuttle Challt•Oger greet mt-rnh4'-rs of tht• n~·ws mrdla Friday "-' they arriv"l at the K ennedy Span• Ct•ntPr. From left arc: Pu.ul Wl•ib., ('ununandf•r; Multiple slaying may be city's largest ·- ~ I It's a.greaitir:ue tQ.PIJY a new car. Dealers have plenty if! stock. You'll fincflots oloargains;· so snop\ around now. • · -J Of course you can borrow almost any amount you_cho.o~. but this chart will give you a general idea of what your monthly paymenfS'w.ould be on certain amounts. When you buy a car, have your dealer finance it through BANI( ONE, or give us a call. We'll tell you exactly what your monthly payments would be on your loan. Stop by any BANK ONE office for all the details. ' . '\ .. . ' • "'- ttt£CAR LOAM I5 · ALIV£ • •• It !II& 111'11 . 1-:l.YHIA, Ohio I AI' I - An off clUI)' J»lit<·ufft<'<'l'. a ministrr and two -..oci:tl workt •rs sutxiiJt '< I a 1~ unemploy('d l .ora in , Cqunt ~· man who 1hi'Pi.!ll'ntod !'o rNrievc hiS thn!l' chlldrf'n from county custody at gu npolnl . nuthorltl<"' sa id. .!ami" R. Hubbard. :11.1 . of r\o t1h Hidw·vllle. wa s In the Lorain County jail Friday. ch;u·J'ed wil h fl'lonlous' assault . agJ.,'Tavated menacing and kldn.\\PfJing. H<' piPaded 1nnoc0nt in <tn arralgn mpfft Frida y In E lyria Municipal Court. Bond was s<•t a t $ol .fll0a ncl a , · prel.lmlriary bea r ing sch<>ilul(<l for April 8. H ubbard and his wife, .ludilh , :12. had gon<' to ttx·· Lorain County Children Services off ice T hursday to visit their three ohild r~n , who hav<' been In the agency's cuslody for more than a y0ar. pollc<'said. While In ·a , children's playroom al l he agency, H'ubbard pulled a sma U ha'ndgun and demanded I hat tlls children be ret urned to him, sa id of!IC!'r Harold C;l.Sselman, t he foster parent of Hubbat'd 's 7·YI'ar·old daughler. · ' . Casselm an , who was off·duty al the lime. said I hat when he w ent Into the rQOm. Hubbard pointed the pistol at him and sa ld: .. Do you w ant to die'! I am tal<lng my children." Hubbard then ordered C~sselman . some agency t ' mp loy~ ·" a nd vb ittH · ~ int ll tlw l11hh\ ( ', l ~ st•ll n; m said lw cln'W l1i ' own gun and idt·n1 tl it'( lll irn'>l'lt' • • ~ a 1,; 11it '( •'1 off i<'l'l . "I t w;t~ a \ 'f'I Y dangt ' l'llU'-' -, ilu<~tion <Inti 1 1'1-'ttl l _v tx• l if'V('ll th;tl t l luhllaHI ) \.VOU id L!"-~ ' l! i",I-VI 'apoll On mySf'\f or on sornro nf' f'bl· in till' ulf i( 'l' an 'a," (';~sSI· I m<lll sJ id . " Wittl th(• !)("pit· i nthf' dllst> ~• n• t t , I was afraiclt o firf'. so I grahtx d hii-; gun hand insh 'all. " ca~S('Ima n sait1 hP , r.wn so•·ia l workl'rh .; md u min istf'r sulxlucd the man until poli('P aJTiVI'd . " He was ups<•ti)C'CUUS(' hl' I'IIUidn 't ll:t\'i' his kids, " Mrs. Hubtianl said F'rld;.ay. " It wa . . lll!s who \1 ·I hing nnt havin.g lh<' kids - that m;~d< • .l!itn up'<~' I." TI10mas PorH•r. PX!X'ti t iv<· Uinx·tor ! 1f thl' agi ' n('y, sa id the Lorul n Count y .Juvt'fti l<• ('ourtltacl .l'!r arll <'d · th<' agency temporary cuslod y or th1• Hubbl l!ds" daughter ancl 2·and J·year old so ns . Potter would only say thr cur<' of lh<' l' hil< lrrn had lx'en brought to lhf' att f'nl inn of \.ora in County .J uvenile Cou11. w hleh gavr· llll' dJ..l,~'lll.'\1 ('Ustody . 1-1<' said he could not clalxJratl'. ' Mrs. Hubbar d sa id It .was lwr understanding·. I he children were placed in foster carr IJ<'('auS<· of the · family" s financia l condition and . · 11<' 1' hu sband ·has been Ill for several year s. ' ' !:; j ' . ·' I ; ' ' f .. - L I .I , Iii �.' ,. Page-0.:2- The Sur,dt,ru Time,..Sentinel Public 'Notice PUBUC SALE NOTICE TO ' CONTR-ACTORS STATE OF OHIO OEPAR"tMENT OF TRANSPORTATION !\ju d I t, litH i .;r 1()(10 . 1111 Ill• • ol\lur,., N.tt u •.n.ll lldilk H.1 ll' t ' !l tt llt I Columb.n, Ohio IH Morel> 18.'198J I 'J 1 1 1!1'1 Sr· rr. ti Nr, I ~''"l!, i y !til ,;,_, pll lvl ' 1\rl,. ·to·, (, .tll r 1 ft ,, • ffl< j M•'"l'• Mi ll <a ' ,MI•I<I ,I'" N11l li o• Vrnt1~1 .r tu l W., .l ut.ql" " ( 1 11111 l or", ( fl Ill J' 1 II I '.'.tl 11 II J', ()o . 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Ill l lu M oiiiO•I!•· II [lonl•ltlt·) lo,r .1 I ''I"' '' I }ol j •ln .rl••r ll 10 I '"ill I,. . r•·• • ..,.. ,.d ol lin · , 1j , 1\'1' 1• 11 " I ( ill ~< ' 111i11l N11l<' 1, ln •tt l_! t·l > }J"' " ' J• ,, d I tt•~ "" .•, l•r• .. or , ~ '"''I, I'• I·:IH i .rr r•r -1 ii l •l• ,:, ' 1•~. ·1 1 ;,,. ,., .. ril II r ,, 11111 I 1) IIIII I ii· " '' r\,;1 1""" , ' '· 1, I" ol •I t I 11 ., I 111 II " • { HJ , ,, t ,j t/11 I ti; /J\.t .L oqo ·l 1• 11\',,, .,j f-1 • , " " 1 '·,I lo t " ,n· Ilion, please call 448 -9780 or 4411"-1462 Reword . · LOST wal .. t March 26 In GallipOIII·. Call Cha;l&l Mayea. 448-3816 f1r leave at C8ntral Truat Sank. FOund-Bleck male ·Scotty type dog . Found in vicinity of 6th St. lo Middleport. Coli Humane Sqt:iety at 614 - 992 -5427 or 6605. 1 614 - 99~ - Yard Sale YARD sele, Rollinstown, Rl 2 Pt . Pleai•nt. Friday & Saturdav ..rain or shine. f Yard Sale Yard Sale Rummage Sele Churc h ne•t ·to Fri., Sat .. &. Mqn·. 10:00AM 1 M.oving Sal) Sofa bed , chair, chen equip .. queen .lized bed. clOthing, antique d!ning room aurte, lawn flea 9 · Wentacl Mark·e i - Southern Ohio '• · ~IWIIt Weekly Flea Market fieth!l · DriVe In Theater ChillicotM. Oft. E\1· ery Saturday. 1- -- - - - - -- '- ~;;---;p'"u-:b-:::.c--:s·:--:-~- 8 11 8 1 .8 9 ~uy 11 H11lp Wanted 18 Wanted "to Do 448 -3169 or 266-1967 in the aveniQga. NIGI1T CRAWLERS lo .REO WORMS hlgholl prlcu Tho 0 .0 . Mcintyre Pork'. paid. taka Jackt'o n Bate & Tackle, -Oak Hill. Cell 814BuyinG Gold, . snveir, Plllti · Gold end $.ilwer pricu highest in two veen, I.ChOic• our price• on ·g old & tcrap'jawafry. Buying Old coin1. ICrtlp rings a. 1ilwerwere. D•lly quotes ew.aileble . Al•o coins & coin luppliaa for •.ale. Spring V•lley Trading Co ., Spring V•IIey Plaza. 448·80215· or 682-7448 . • .. J UHd mowing machine, 7ft. sickle blr. Call 814-2158· 142.7 . 1-BEDS ------..--" -IRON. BRASS, -old furniture, gold , ~iver ~ol­ l•rs, wood ice boxa1. stone jeri, antiqUes, etc .. Complate households. Write : M.D. Miller, Rt. 4. Pomeroy, On. Or 7760. Gold, silver. aterling. .)e · walry, ring1 , old. coins 8t currency. Ed Burkett B•rber Shop, Mld~lepon . 3478 . . Pittrict Is curr..,tty accepting .applic•tiona fOr aummer employment. Openings '"'" elUde · program dh·t~ctora. recrNtion 1...-,..; and lldM for pl•yground programa, day ~amp director. and IWimiY'ing inlt""ftor frnutt have W .S.I .) . Y~u ri1ay piCk up· an application In th4 Pertrr District office loceted on First' Avenue MOnday 1hrough Frklay from 8AM .to 12 noon and~3;-30 to 4PM or contiiCt t~~lrk Dlltrlct Office at 4•1-4812. ext. 50 to haVe In -.pplic811on mailed to you. s ·o meona to do yard work & l•wn ~ mowing . Will . PlY e3.0P per hr. Coll814-388- 992 - Experienced printer.· Call 114-2BI-600. SALES, NO EXPERIENCE General H•utir'9 •nd Trash NECESSARY to Mil Avon . remowl SerVice. Reliable We'll you how, Good · l!ftd •pendoble. C.oll 441..rnlngol Coli 11.4-311· 31118. . 9041 01' 614-992-3190. · ~.nm Mowing no .,-rd to blg ,ho,. 1 C•rd of Thlnka _EARN •xtr'l Jnon-v. •II We wish 1o express 0111 tt.lks to relatiws and lriinds lor tho kindness and sympothy smwn us 11 tho time of tho deolb ot our father. John AOjd loorard. We also extend our thanloo for ·tho beaut~ul flowers. e•dund food. Special thanks to lift. Clleesebraw, the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home: lho Pallbearors 111d Honorary Pallbe;rers. Also special tt.lks toll... Colvin and Jle:v. Holley lor tMir ...,y VISitS . 9012 . .•. Home for eldert.,. Only. Room. board •nd laundry. 20 yean exper~enc 1 . Calf 992-8022 or992-8741. . ALL SEASON Square Dance every Satur· day hom 9 to 1 AM . Cou_ntry Rock Sunday 7 to 1 1'PM . Robert . Pick'e tt-' 1. Eut Oar · win·, ·sf, Rt . 881 , . It !'lay ·be all the l~re you'll ev.er need aU ye3r_tound' Has smooth .-nding po lyester cord body, double steel cord belts. Specially compou nd ed tread rubber lor sure gnp 111 any weater ... · wet, dry, hot or cold. Riverview Nursing Care Home Now open for embu · latory petienh. 304-773- 6882. 66.00 72.00 74 00 7700 79 00 76.00 78.QO 80 00 . 8300 13 89.00 992-2490. Are you paying to much for your hoJpital·hMith in1u· r•nce . · C1ll C1rroll Snowden, ~6-4~90. Everything you need in one gre a l t ~re ' A steel belted radial w1th bigger fool pnnt. more grip Ill mud and sr1ow Gr.eal tracton in rain. hydroplan ing reSIStance. tread wear and dur abli1ly Plu s respon s1ve handlm~and qui et nde .. Natural contour helps prolong l1re life. · FREE MOUNTING Computerized W~l Balancing SJ.99 Per Wheel Sale 42.00 6100 68.00 50.00 . 54.00 69.00 • 54.00 54 Misc. Merchandise . I -- SAVE " Note! Rib count end side wall styling vary with ·size. Not ell tiros look oxactly like tire Free 40", 50" or 60" Mower with Purch"se of Any N Gravely Four Wheel Lawn & · Garden .Tractor. POWER STREAK U ROLLING HILLS FARM SUPPLY Fertilizer, Still Corn,Pioneer, DeKolb-Pfizer. Ken worthy. a14-&89,3711 &lf-669-8441 . 446-4372. . In Middleport, newty ramo · deled home with fireplace. po11ible woodbumer, clo18 to schoob •net shopping . i 1 · ul ;,u o lhPt h1 . 1 11d ul · ur· IM:Ih •J q urthly · wrl ho• rn.ul1• GRAVELY TRACTOR wl'u I'HWI 'I S lrP~ k II \ ,til ' rl t • p lr •, tl t ~ [ . SAtES AND SERVICE . Hill, Pom. 40"o. 614 -986- AUTHORIZED • FOR SALE FACTORY SERVICE The Marie Miller home on Lasley Street, !IE.NERAL ELECTRIC : . ~opJerOy, Ohio;in goo<l neig!lbort1Qo<1;· is . &.HOTPOI . . .NT . · ·for sale. Property appraised at $25,000.00' and price reduced to $20,000.00. House in excellent condition. Contact Trell Schoenleb, Telephone 992-2074 or Fred W. Crow, Attorney, Telephone 992-2692. This is a real bargain. • 992-2101 USED MOBILE HOME 678 -2711 . t4:~~66 tra'iler end lot In M'asOn 304 · 773 -fi'713 after 6:00p.m.· &2 .960 . up uaed mo homes fOt sale . 2 bedroom, completely furni1hed . Reedy to move in. Bro Trei11;n Park, Minersville. 614-992 -3324. 613 - 423 - 8928 . Public Sale & Auction DELUXE LAWN TRACTORS Quality comtrudion and convenience fealures • Side and rear dischorqo modols •l 0 H.P.-engines •34-inch cuts Reg 64QO 660!l 69.00 74.00 ' .7900 85.00 86.00 8900 94.50 Sale 48.00 49.00 . 51.00 53.00 i7.00 ADVANCED DESIGN ' ·GARDEN TRACTORS • 16 H.P. • Will Iuckie anv tough job • Use with or withoufthe culting deck • Easy handling ' $11995 -- $154900 . Ct1AJ1LDRIV!; 5_H.P. ROTARY DRIVE <(,Vi->) $299 \ I" ln!fptCI ullpt•r"' OR t-Wa...l Dnl•: Install n~w hrii~t' lin· end rtt!l.url•u:t! all four drum!~ .· . 1'l. lllllfllhs t)r 1HW rnilt!K. a~d up • ',~OMERq:(. c~~~DMARK Drive a litt!t and Sift a lot - Fr., delivery within 75 miles Yts, ., service at·your local Hotpoint Dealer · Store Hours: 1:30 to 5:30. Mill Closecl at 5:00 P.M. __Servin& It ill. Glllia and Mason Counties . ' ' ... "r before 9 30 PM. 446 · 9~44 Very nice . unfurni1hed . in city, 3 large bedr ,: llv room ; fonnal dining rm ., kitchen , dlnena: sun porch . dep & ref. raq. Cal1446-0161 after ~ : 30PM . 2 bdr ., 2 baths , completely fumished . ocean front . daily maid service, 24 hr . 1ecunty· gu1rd , has 2 pools & tennis courts . The Myrtle Beech Resort. Myrtia Baach. SC . Call days 614-367 ·0480 or avo. 614-446-3426 . 42 Mobile Homas for Rent 2 bdr mobile home rttf & dep rAQuired . Call 814 · 268 · 1922 h ouse in city full buement. carptt1ed . gaa fur nance. adults , no pots. Cell 2 bdr . . Trailers for rent . Furnistwd & unfurnished , b~tautiful river · view , Foster' s Mobile Home Park . Collj 46 ·1602. 12:~~60 3 bdr. house in Rio Grande , will except c hildren & peta . Stove & refrig. Call 446· 446 -0968 COn AGE At 1810 Jeffer son Btvd. Ideal for single perso n or young couple 304 -676 -2306. mobile home , 2 bdr . Call 614 -246-6830 . Carnper Trailer lou ·r or summer , sec ludAd wooded arfta Overl o oking Ohio ri11er Vrc Bro wn, Miner~ · ville, Oh Call 614-992 · .3324 2 bd . m o m nmbile home in 2 bedroom house. largA living r oo m , kit c hen 8. bath . Furnished . Overlo o k ing Ohio River. Adults o nly Brown ' s Tr11ihtr Park . 614· 992-3324 . House tor rent o r aale. loa~ ted in Syrftouse Ohio . 3 bedr oo ms with carport , onethird ac re lo t, $26,000 . Will consider house trailer ea p11rt batement. 3 04 · 7~2 · 8488 . R11 c ine RHsonable rent . Depos it You pay utilities . Stove Md rt~hig . furni,,hed. Profer eldertv peoplo . 814 949 -2 22 8 Call· 10 a .m . · 6 p .m . 2 bedroom . S 160 . month , deposi t . Country 1ite. 814 · 94 9-2461 . TWO · btKir oo m fumished wulor . CrHb Creek Road. Iaroe y&rd. has been rented thr o ugh HUD , $160 . m o nthly . ut 1litla• ru.t r ft , ]04 676 - 1206 S MAll . 2 bildroom fur · nis,!l.ed . \ U\ilt?r . Burdett-e Ad · · ditio n. e1 ?6 · ti er mo nth pluS uttlillos , dttp o sit required . 304 676 4600 . Mondt~y through Friday . uk f o r Ao 11111lfHI 2441 . 67 6 9073. 6 • Public Sale & Auction PUBUC AUCTION • TUESDAY NITE, APRIL 5, 7:00 P.M. Loca ted tn the new comnHJOity twrldu1g at He nde rso n. Wesl Vlrg1n1a ofl Rl . H go1ng loward Charle"on . THIS IS AN £VERY TUESDAY NIT£ SAL£ At Las I 15.000 .00 load ol new & use d mOIChandiSe Con s tgnment s welcome fht s ~eek lots of tools . wr \'HLh ·,eh . ~r1ru l! • r \ l lt 'w 1111 ~ 1t mo w Ill '> !J ll 1ryrl l' \, IH'W ti!Pl rll l tul ld rr l l!'. 11l) .ill o i1 1Pw Ol vmpJC IHIIr "'' Ptlltll , ~~ A ~ po wr 1NI w r r•1 1 fU!If' r.'\, 111 pie )( <> tow pt lll' . c, rnil ll prcn w !rthl1 ·. r· ho~ l k . ww~· l t v . rlt.un \ iiW\ IV tHl l f• n na \ rr1 1rn ~: Ln1 & \ h!111••r c,, h.t 1dw,ur• I ol\ miJ re Co me In '1 f' ll or IJu\1 Nul rP-. (JIHI\I hh· lor .11 'ld J•fl h '4 h. 1,_. · ~ ~ m: kr • 1 ~ t ! t ~ . 1'1 '-. 1\ I'W 1 Aulione!l l.onn!e I Neal 614 36 / 7101 We also se ll hou seh old es tat es , a ni iQUe auctwn s . . to mention. / " • ba an all day sale. lu-nch served. Not Responsible for Accident! Cuh Ap_l)rovod Check Auctionler - lonnia E. N 14-367-7101 Note : This is a sale . 62.00 from 7 rm . hou.e 3 mi. out 141 . City wa ter. deposit req ., no peu , gaa furnence . Call TOOLS & MISC.": like new 14 h.p. Sears 42 ,n . cu1olectric i1ort ridina mower. brand new lawn Boy push mowe1 , ca soline waed cutler. push mower as is . Xl1 Homellteehaln sow, trailer for ridina mower. Craftsman radial arm saw. 3 nica table saws. plonar. wood lathe & sot , push carden plow. tarm utility trailer, metal drums. work benches. me to intension lad den, now 100 amp electric box , 4 torpol · ions. house paint, ben~h..crinttn;-Cra1t!mfll drrtrpre h : bat1ery charcor. mounted ji&Siw ..vise & stand . skill saw. scrap lumber. new apple cr1ter. air compressor & tank. cub tractor disk .. llo1 olliras. cement block. bolts & nuts. tomato stokes, pipolh!eader, pipe vise & cut1or , boxes of pipe fittin&s. llol,.!lrap iron, o.tho! items too numerous This 64.00 67.00 72.00 Bill Childs - 61 4 · 992 - 63"12 * Aftar sallint homo and moving out ol state we w1l1 be sol · ling the parsonol property of lester & Irena Elkins G.E. push button alaclric "stova. ele ctnc Kenmore sl ave . G:E. retriae1ator, 2 nice molal tables. Sears 25"" console color T.V.. couch that makes beif. Sanyo kerosene healer. two padded chairs . llowar stands. 3 laree fish aqua!iums . bic portable fi1eplaca . wooden desk. Hoover sweeper. rua shampoo•!- Sun 19" B&WT.Y.. 2 ni&hl stands. bath !!ck . 2 kerosene heaters, 2 electric heaters. fire wood holder. !lower cart .. 2 platatlass mirrors . plajpen . stroller. molal glider. 3 pc . redwood patio set. 2 molal chairs and lable set. 3 pc . wicker chair & table set , ice cream m11h1 . dishes. pots & pans. what-nots and lots. lots mo!O . ANTIQUES : Walnut cupboard , high chau. 2 old comlo!l<. some quilts. qujltin& frames. lara• iron kottla. alcohol operated fan , 2 lar1e metal wheels. cast iron seat. dress screen. Executive Home- Rent or S•le- This contemPorary 4 . , · bedroo~ . 2 bach home with fi ni~ed Lfamily room, att · ac hed garage located ·near aweileble for tl . r.~~::~,, it occupency . A laeu opticyt to purcheu can be arranged. CALL:RCS R,alt o.-. . CJt ig Swenson - 1 -81 4 - 693 -6671 676 -32 17 PUBLIC AUCTION Why Rent? - This cozy 3 bedroom home'il locatad an good paved roads conv•· nient to the mlne1. lhOP· · 1chools and QABLE-wlth a mod peyment your lnwestm-.nt coUI(f be .... than 1176 .00. lc 68.00 70.00 70.00 79.00 House• for Rent THR EE bodrOoh1 . bathS. 'h . unfurni1hod , 8 200 . plusutll All eltJc tn c home . with 11itt s TWO bedroom partly gnrogo & ful l tiled baas fumishod 81 6 0 plus utill ment . 5 260 mo11th. 304 · t•os . Glenwoo d, 304 576 949 2671 . 84.00 74.00 45631 . Four rooms en d bath, full buemont. t~ll ....new paint . 36 a c re• at Aodnay on W.T. corpetod No in1id1t peh Wetspn Rd . Q_wne~: finfn c · Ottp _Q •it and Q n-iontha lean ing available. Cilll446 -8221 ra_qU· ;,.~ . Ji14 ' ~ 92 3090 . " • aftar . 6 weekdays. . · 8 roo m countrv ho me. 2 lots at MemoJiol Oardon . So uthern Sc hool distnc l. Call 614 · 246-6139 . Electr ic hMI. T P &C . we tor , garden apace. cellar lots for aale in Recine . building . gera{tft . 614· 949 · 614 -949 2340 Ot 614 · 2674 . location: Porter. Ohio. from Holm Hospllallake Sl. AI . 72.00 Buvtna hou11s end apart· menta. Need prQpertie• with favorable price and term1 . Bo• 1109 Gallipolis. Oh. Owner / Agent . 160 to Porter. Ohio. Sale 1ight on 160 on lefl. POMEROY •' 882 -369.2. Acres woods. over· looking Ohio River . · city 1chool1. 448 -3664 or 1 · 6 -20 64.00 242 W. MAIN ST. .. mobile home . 82.00 I . 36 lots. & Acroege 58.00 MEIGS ·TIRE CENTER I 14~t66 on Thomas Ridge Road . Call 304-676·3280 and as~ tor Ron Hickman. 60.00 2·""-1 fnN\1 Dl.c:' lnsliiU nuw fnltll I H .600. Coli 614 -882 72&2 or 614 -682 -7277. home end 46 acres located SAT. MORN., APRIL 9th, 1983 10:00 A.M. hr•ke J)lds. t'I!SIIrfH• :•· fron~ n.tur<... MILE LIMITED WARRANTY burner. 2 full blths, dll· hwuher. W & D hookup . * hH:I•ths: lnsl~tll .nt: w . !Hills. ped froi11 wh.,t!IIH\a,rtn'" a~pecl hydrHulic. syst~m. 48 MONTHS OR 4,000 814-742-2677 . 1873_70x12 2 bdr . " woo~­ DOWN TO EARTH TIRE VALUES NOW THROUGH APRIL 9TH MANNING ROUSH - OWNER PH. -992-2975 . ·210 CONDOR Sl. ll( lll•tl 74 acre f•rm. hay shed. 2 p01'1dl , limber . 25 tillable acre•. oil & ges for lease . 1 VJ miles out of Harr isonville. lovely, 6 rooms . Double garage, beeut~ully llndsceped area lot. Atop Ro1e 6PM ask for Tim . after 5PM WE ALSO WORK ON ALL OTHER APPLIANCES ANI Estate Wanted 0167. 7700 90.00 9100 9900 hu;l 247-4811 . 1972 Conventry 13k68, 8 rooms. living room U9x21). tq1tal c•rpatlng, kitchen ap· pliances. glau dk\nene aet, fuel on tank, u nderpinnln g. porch, 1wning , exc . cond ., 1972 '6'!1U» road Coli 446 -0176. f7.200. Call 114 -24-520& . 1976. Two bedroom mobile ...• 46.00 14-3Bti-9060 . 614 -992-6941 . 42~7 . MOWERS FMC COMPUTERIZED , , 1 . .. li .. 7, 614 -246,9211 . Cell Bill Ward for appoint .ment, W1rd's Keyboard, pow•r . . ...w.ith eo•r handling I ltH :Iwto ·~ frurll whuul llrt ~·· · Cho? vodtr 1 ~ II~ hi lrud s •tlld ! h r ~ rr•ftu l rma.~ Mac:l'h unru 1 Stnll J : urro · t:~ 1011 •' \ tru. l'nM .~ 11 11 tl mld lttuu.d , , • rv k m~ m..tr:1 11 ll t!o·dutl For ule -1 •ere with 12lll80 mobile home , larg1 In ground pool end foundation 8 • udju:dahl•t ~ U N J>t 'llsln n 00 ONLY ~2195 - 1 V:t acre of land, 1!i r. houle with b1nment. house needs work 16.500. Cell between PIANO TUNING lo REPAIR Mos tlJ S. r:t1r1-. und lrnpon .... Wi t h deck. ·POMEROY, OH. ~~n:_~n f; · . Golllpollo .• Call 814-992-2166. BAM to • lnHpuct All lour llrm. t:omt<:t utr protlsu.rt r • S o· l ftunl or rrtnr wht lnlt: usl•!r.• r : ~tmlt 11 r. and •lrn! tu propm u l 1~: rtftlr mr. ln ~ pt!l : l SUHJJnnsl_un lind ~ lt t• · rln~ Hyswm of the Gravely Family. Gravely Model 1138 Larin & Ga!Jien Tractor complete with- GRAVELY SYSTEM ------··--······--- ....... 3 bdr ., gal h•t . vary ch11n . \ . ·The newest member Farm tor , aale 26 acres mo•tly le'llel . good hay liotdo. H6.000 . Mun nil. reaaonable oHer . 3 bdr. home, new furn•nce . county wetar new bath corpe>iod . "ew alum . siding wood burning· st0\18. bern a. other out . g•rag e . Located on 180 ne11r Porter. Call 1·12 + ecres with' 2 homes Galli a County. gage loan1 . WALKING ROTARY 1 33 Farms for Sale t::<>un St.. GoMipollo. . .. ... ... ·--............. . 446 -3564 or "1-513 -423 8928. Owner-Agent . Services 36 TRI - STATE MOBILE HOM.ES . USED· CARS. TRUCKS ." GALLIPOLI$ . CHECK OUR PRICES . 7164 otter 5 or 614-992 6036. CALl 446-7572. Modern buaine11 btdg . 58 2 12x85 Vlnd1le mobile hom• wlth IS ·ft. expendo liwing room , wood burner'. Situ· ated on 2 plu• .cr• tncludlng remodeled 1 rQOm 1Chool building • •to,.ga ahed. Ntc_e gard~ -·- apot . ~ome small fruit trees. 614 -992 - 6 «re farm lend, include• mine rei righta. 3 bd. room fr4me hou1e . For info . call hw-; ply polyt ·~ lt • • !IH•. wtth "~ ttb hmtd lor ~ ll!all mul Klllt ~ ~~~~ '>111 00111. IUtnP !tf't' flflt! FREE!, , DELIVERY ' GTHE · --- -· -•.·--· ·--· -·-··--·· Hom• end oT rental Broadway-Middleport . Mobile -Homes far Sale · 14x70 Beywtew tot1l elect ~ ric. 3 bdr ., t7 ,400. 12x80 Liberty good cond., •3. 900 . Hl · ~ l ~t>llill ~ ·',' 32 ol BR78Xl3 bodr;;_m. full bo... 12x8Q_- trallt'r and lot in 7h 120 lin, :Clifton Autllnd with fenoed in y1rd 74.00 86.00 88.00 S1ze Wh1lewall ·f ilS PI 75/ 80Rl3 BR78xl 3 PI85/ 80R1 3 CR78x 13 P I7~/ 7 5RI4 BR78KJ4 Pl85175RI4 CR78x14 P195/l5RI4 : R78>14 P205175RI5 FR78> 15 P215/75R1 5 GR78x lfi • 'P225/75RI5 HR78>15 ;P235175RI5 LR78xl5 TH R~E 114-992-2731. and gar1g1. Phone after 5 It ' s any Radial buyer's dream! The tire that keep~ its feet even in the rain. Features two strong belts of steel plus the smooth ride and durabiliTy polye'Sle corll'bO'dy . • .,3,100. 814-742-2390. lor ·houoe. CoiL 304-8964721 . l2233~~~~~n~•di+-- CU OM POLYESTEE-L RADIA,L FREE DELIVERY lot in Br•dbury. wary good condition with traMer h()Okhom•. New roof , carpet. 1 9·7 1 Cameron 12xeo· panaling . .c;elllng•. ba - trwiler. awning , .undlrpln - up . All utilitiM. 18ptk: t•nk , throom. 1 priv1t• acre. nln g. 3 bd.rooms. htmishld. colll14 -992 -2602. HOME LOANS 12% ilxod home overlookng Ohio rate. leader Mortg.ge, 77 E. River . Woods; 15-20 acres. State. Athens, Ohio. 1 -814 - tennis court, city ~ehools . c... In Ohio 2311, out of 1-800-1141 -62e6. I Reg. 54.00 59.00 REOOCED -2 bodroom. J--~-----­ 207 acre farm , langsw ille, mineral rites included. no hou1e S12.000 down will carry rest . 814· 388 -9348 ! 192-30111. 41 35 -Lots & Acreage p.m. 814-742 -2814 or 614 -986-4117. Large contemporary f•mil\' Phone 388·8190. Dorothy. oh Doro1hy. I know you're at rest, but oh how I miss you. • . I loved you the best. Whevere I go. whatever I do. . .My days b~in , and end . with you . . . . Down here we mourn . bul Money to Laen Tirnes-Senti'nei- Page-0.3 for Sale Hou M for AI• 4 bdr. 2 full baths. finllhed baiM11ant . 2 t•r garage in the back. s..rr by 1ppointr;nent o~ly. 203 lANDMARK 614--992-2181 Whitewall Size Fits PISS/ 80Rl 2 lhlkl Metric P155i 80R!3 Metnc P!65/ 80RI3 AR78xl3 P175/ BORI3 BR78xl3 PI85/ 80Rl3 CR78xl3 P175/ 75R14 BR78x14 P185/ 75RI4 CR78x14 PI95/ 75RI4 ER78xl4 P205/ 75RI4 FR78x14 P195/ 75RI3 ER78xl5 P205/ 75RI5 FR78x15 ·P21517 5R I!i:JR78x15 P225/ 75R I5 78x15 P235/ 75RI5 l 78x15 Plus F.E.T. of 1.41 t 2.90 31 Homes far S.le , ovonr~ --- - 22 The W.Va. Cell 992 -3217 or876-2616 Insurance I WHITEWALL Free Gardening or Mowing Attachl!l~nt With Purchase of Any New Gravely Two Wheel Convertible Tractor. Oarclene plowed wtth large rototlller 1lx lnchea dHp . Ready to plant. Reuter-1114 - POMI!«DY ARRI RADIAL FREE D-ELIVERY 448-0691. lt,Jr•nCe Co. he1 offwred servictl for fir• · inaurance coverag• In Galli• County for 1lm~t • century. f•rm. home and peraonel property cOverage• ere available to -meet indtvldu•l nMda. Contact Eugene Holley. ' ag.nl . FREE MOUNTING ••• wifl wiahll to babyait in her home for one "Child. C.ll SANOY AND BEAVER ln- LEWIS -THOMAS In memory of Dorothy l.8w;s Thomas who pused aW!Iy ~if 2, 1982 58.00 60.00 58.00 ·58.00 . 60.00 64.00 68.00 long forma UO.OO imd up Corpl Noel 441-3112 will do drtve- 1----------Miture dependabl• hou• - Will 'care for tha elderly in our hom•. Trained • experi~ced. LPN citra given. In Memoriam "IN MEMORIAM" 39.00 44.00 48.00 50.00 52.00 for lndividu~l• • buainetHI . Short forma •a.()O ~Excellent I. condition & loc:etion--all rMdv for immeweya, ••Phelt. concrete. d.l lta .occupancy --Interest painting • remodeling. Call -retea .,. doWn and probfibly . won't be lower . 441-8281 . Cono1fu~lon 992-6641 . Sadly missed by Son, Delmar & Family Sale . cat B-•ooplng· Tu A•tUm1 • bookk. .ping ,3rd. • Ollw St .. GoiNpolto, 448-31119 batwHn B·ond li . Will do lnt•lor ' & Errrtit.riM w'ork . Hanging wall paper, penellng & .e:c. Contllct Ronnie Hubbird at 814- more. Dad is precious memo-. nes to us. Reg 54.00 . 60.00 '•• mower•. rid'ing mowere. rototillerl·. R"10na1M rat11 . And took him to a Mansion in heaven. · Where Dad will suffer no TIEMPO RADIAL Profea..on•l Service• doble. For -mote coli 441-3119. 614-992-7314. Whitewall S1ze Fits P155/ 80R 13 Metnc PI65/ 80Rl3 AR78xl3 Pl85/ 80Rl3 CR78xl3 P185/75Rl4 CR78-xl4 Pl95/75R14 ER78-14 P205/75Ri4 FR78-14 P21 S/75RI4 GR7814 P195175R 15 ER78·15 FR78-.)5 P205/ 75Rl 5 P215/75R!5 GR78-15 ·, · HR78-15 P225175Rl5 P2 35/ 75R15 LR78-15 Plus f f I ol I ) I Ia 2 90 .... 1"'*11 engine ,.P,Il!. I.Wn . The Childr'n 2 or tmalt.. RetlabWenctdtJHn· Avon. 304-875-1429. love, Caku made ior aU occa · siona. 304 -273 ·6288 . 23 tlinda, c1111 -Kenneth Swain. Safe in the·arms of .Je. sus.• ·Jesus has taken a beautiful bud, Out of our garden of • \; __ Ohio-Point Hollis Clark who passed away 2 years ago, April 3, l98l. . SPRING LAWN &GARDEN CENTER . .................,. ...... Wentllid To Buy .WANTED TO BUY Old furni- FitMirgla11 bau boat, j.te ture and Antiqun of all moclltl. Coli 446-4298. mower. r'ototiller . much II Auction mora. 7th & 8th: 9 -.5 . LoWer - - - - - - - - - River Rd. Box 104, .5 miles South of Timberwolf Bait Auction every Fri . night a-t Shop. Jhe Hartford Community Center. Truckload• of neW April ·4 & 6 . N. Main , merchendiM every week. ~utl8nd . Tools, toys, jeans, Consigments of new and dishn . cameras , CB . used merchandise alway• fUrlture. · welcome. Richerd Reynolds . 441-8026. Auctioneer . 276-3089 , u.;r9e 41emily Vrfd saiD Apr. 4 & ·6. 9 · 3 . l"2 P'ark. St ., AuCTION every 'Saturday Middleport . njgbt, Mt. Aho, WV. 8 p.m . W~ pay c••h for late model clean u~e$f cere. . Gonsignmentl welcome . , frenchtown Car Co . A,pr . 6 . 7 . 8 . S .R. 143 in EmmaBellauctiQnear . Bill Qene Johnlon Harrisonville . 614 · 742 - 1:-:-- - - - - - --'-,446-0069 2321 . SPECIAl auction Saturdly . April 2nd., 6 p .'m . Mt. Alto FIVE family' yard aale, Cen - Auc1ion Bern . Big load all tenary. Town House, Gallipo - new merc:hanc;lise. Oeelen lia, Ohio. Tuesday & Wed - can buy to resell. Public neaday, April 6 S. 6, 9 to 1 inviied, no checks please . Emma Bell, auctlonee~ . SWEEPER end aewing me · chine repair. parts, · •nd supplie1. Pick up end delivery, Devil Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call 448 -0294 .. ~ I 3, '1983 We wiah to eJCprell our thanks for kindneu end 1ympathy shown. during the long illneu end death of our beloved Arthur . Spei•l thanks to doctors and nurtas at Holzer Medical Center end Clinic, Veteran• Memor· ial f"iospital, Pomeroy Health Care Center . Pomeroy Emergency Squad, Ewing• Fur1.e ral Home, the late Rev . Robert McGee and Rev. Carl Hicks. neighbor•. frt&nds and relatives, for prayar1. card a. food and tlowers Wife . Virginia Hoyt ; daughter~, Mn . Tom Craw~· ford and Judith H. Morrl1 : son . Ansel M . Hoyt. · . LEGAL NOTICE . TO BIDDERS LOST 2 biiCk & rarl fe.Ttele dog ~ Loat In Cheshire ~ru , around Turkey Run 'Rd. Name and number on col · lara. If ·you IM theM doge , 1983 In loving memory of 3 Announcements Public Notice 7 GARAGE ule, Rt. 2 No.rth by Good Shepherd Church . Furniture, baby-children clothes, jean1 1 1aw. l r•t•l t•l 1< 11 <!I l l [ l< •liiJII ••lll w.vvrrr ~ l r.rll l "·· • · ,f'll " rth ) r, 1 11~ l •l<lr! oli •i 1' ' "1111' .1 1. I dl l 1 1.o ddr·1 ·, lo , .l l l r""''lllll ,.d I•• llr· Wil l, lit': l•1ol o1 • •·t llh• ·d • I" ., ~ I II I d ' .111 1'( ' ' I,. .. ~ I I Jl ' " I ""·n ull '' ' 1;, ,. 1 !11 fNe per cent o f his bid, l>~ 1 t ·,,, 111 , •·Y•·tll 11" H , · jl 1.110 I r!ly ll 11 11 , . ., r11 ol rl1 Jll.rr ·, 11 1 , t I""" I r,, ten per cent of hisbkt, ~ .. . .,..tl , ,, lnllh• llll l ·' lt!l . Lost and Found ' ' Pleasant, W. Va. • Public Notice . wifl PUBLIC AUCTION Public Consignment Auction ANTIQUES-FURNITURE LOG CABIN, 2 STORY TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1983 "10 A.M . HOWARD &SONS IMPL. . AUCTION SALES INC. DATE: SA TURA Y APRIL· 9TH AT .10:00 A.M. 7 milu N. of london. Oh. at Rt. 42 & 1-70 ln1erehan&e. Formers, dooloro l'ovoryone welcomo u 1 buyer or conslcnor. The morht io still stron& for 1ood used hacfon and eq. At this limo hay oq . of aiHinds are stronc ond this would be on excellent timt1o consicn w1th us tor top prlcu. Approx. 50 traclors 1ncluding t981 Sie1ger Panlher, aula.. PTA 310 .. duals, 3 pt. shaH 435 hrs., l1ke new; 1979 Ste~ger . · 296. 1962 hrs .. duals. 3 pt., hitch PIO shaft;'lnl. 1566:. C.s w/cults: MF. 265 : ~5' s: Fprd 3000 o:· BN's; Jui Construction Eq. 1nc. CQO 1740 sk1d slee• ldr . AC 4000 pd. Fork lift;. Saw Mill: M&M Power Unit; Meadow s Edger. · Several .good used trucks and traJ1!1s, also a 16' covered wagon camper trailer, real nice. A wide assortment of ~ows, ·discs, planters. cuhivators, packers, acomplete line of new 3 pl. hitch eq . mowers, blades. wagon gears, disc. 2 & 3 "te trailers; in ha1 eq .. early consianmenls; NH 850 round baler NH 273 baler; NH 68 balers; JD 24T baler ; NH 2.78 baler; NH 477 haybine; Gehl 7.70-7' haybine: Fd , Fg . JD & Int. 3 pt. hitch mower~ 2-,- NI pull type rakes; MF 3 pt. rikes ; pluslo_ls more to be consiJied bj sale day. If you would like acomp!ete sale bill call or wr~e us. Co~sipments kt::.:P,~t~~~ ~;:'~~~~~~~~~: II . IVIIIabll to Rt. LOCATION : leo and Tick Ridae Road. 5 miles oft U.S. 35 , 10 miles Nor1h of Jiekson, Ohio or 20 m1 les Sbuth of Chil lico1he. Ohio. Watch the ~lgnsl ITEMS FOR SALE : flaln ut ste pbac k cu pbo1d. round oak pe deslaltab le;'l primitiVetable s. wood chtHn . ' ' con ."''" pie s11e. 2 llalwall.cupboard s. 2 coal slom. luckmv basket. oak che st of dr awers se veral wood be th , 11011 bed s, old charr s. 3 old pockel watches 12 Elgms. IIIIIIHlls. ·~uod runn mg conclitton) . brea kfast set. woo d bowl , ICh tgt!Jalor , se ve ra l wnn ger · wa shers, stone churn, stone 1ars and crocks. some w/ wrll· tng, old gr~ntle ware, old the1mome1ers iHHI adverl1sern en ts. wrcker fl ower stand , old ro ckers, se vera l old han d gun s, 1ron pot. ~ron tea kettle: sorne old prJmlhvc lools. glassware, old Horhcks M&M candy 1ar . old ca nnh•i 1m . old p1clu1e lrames. ol dskillets, old boo~ s . laney p;rlo• slands. lancy dovetai l carpenle! bo•. w1re egg baskel, maiiORany,poslm b..t. old cornshell er daled 1868. old Penny wCighl sc ales w/ bev· eled mn ,ors,ol 'l•rnps,..old.druible ba tr~l.. holgu n w/ ha mmer-s • Horse collars : wood puleys, wood pegged stepback cupboar~ (needs work). cheese. bo> . square bas kel. daybed. brass scales. plu s mu ch more no t mcnt1oned. CABIN: 2 slory log cabm 111 excellent cond1h 0n l1n roof , stone fireplace, porch and bu11t-on k1lchen . Np l1me l!mtl on moving cabin fr om p[emlses. $500.00 Is reQuired day of sale, ba l an~e within 30 days a1Je1 sale. N_o relund . OWNER: MARION !BILL) MEACHAM TERMS: Cuh or Cer!Uiod Chock. No out of stole personal checks. local c·heclts with proper I.D. . MUSTARD'S COIIPLETl AUCTION SERVICE JACKSON, OHIO Preston lluahrd, Auctloneor- 614-286-5168 Apt., Auctioneer- 614-216-1229 �• .' ., Ohi-Point r 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 44 • 2 bdr. mobile homo whh ••P.ndo. 1176 mo , water ·paid Call448-4491 ---· ... . .. .. . Apartment for Rent FOR rent 876 -6110 ·: 44 Pasture. 304 51 Holl8ehold Good• 1 bedroom apartm6nt tor ml.a. atore equipment Call Apta. Cal 814-992 -!1434, 814-992-6914 or 304882-2886 Efflcency 1pt -for 1 peraon . Utihtiet and ceble paid ~ 1 bed room Apt 8198 mo iflcluding utilities . Equal houau;g opportunity . Con tact VUiage Manor 2 bdr ' Regency Inc Apart · : mente •200 per mo or 1f • Income 11 $10,000 or leal 814 -992-7787. · HUD available. A-One Reel . Ertatea, Carol Yeager, Reel, tor Call 304-876-6104 or 676 -6386 or 876 -7788 . opt . Utllitloo paid ; 3rm and4rm unfum1..1hed , apartments Ut11it111 paid , · no pat1, no ctuldren Cell 446 -3437 . • · Ftrlt fl Oor fu rtnlhed apt , ~ utiht1ea patd, deposit & 'ease . requ ired Adults. no pets , Call at 631 Fourth Avs ' Gallipolis ., 2 bdr apartment park fr ont view, pert furn , water paf d, Apta. 3 rooms & bath furnished 1 child accepted No pets Referen 366 N 4th at ces Middleport Apartme pt 1 6648 30 4 - 876 - 1- - - - - - - - - - APARTMENTS , mobile homea. houaea . Pt Pleasant and · Gall1polta 6 14 -446 · 8221 1------c----UNFURNISH ED apartment for rent, 1 bedroom . t180 00 Clllll Automotive Supply , 8· 6 304 · 676 2218,876-8763 $176mo . Colt4~6- 3919or 446 -0021 1- - - - - - - - - - · Furmahed apt •226 , utili tiea pd , 1 bdr , adulta Call pa1d Ten\nu 'pay 30 per· c ent of the1r Bdjuated In· come In this HUO aubeld•zed apartment bUIIdtng Tw1n Ai11er. Tower, phone 30487& -8879 Equalopportun ltV hou11ng 448-4416 after 7PM Apt ' a 3 & 4 rm . partially tu m11hed. no peu Call 446 · 3733, eve caU 446 · 0171 Apt . for rent Helf do uble-2 bd room Apt . Adultl pre tarred No pets 614 -992 · 2749 ONE bedroom apartments for the elderly All utilities THREE bedroQm apartment central au wat erbe d , w . . her &: dryer hookup, ItO r1ge area , f 260 a month, 304·676 -6294 1114-3117-0378 belwMn 10 KJ_____ r ... 0 chair 8of11 refrlg•rator. gu Ull!l. to renga, 7 pc. dlnotta - · eofa and up to tllbla . Corbin In~. Snyder bade, *440. . up to Fum • 955 Second Avo .• 111211 , Racllnera, It 75. to _o_,._ll_po_U'-o_._4_-1::-11:-: -1::-1-7?1_.- 13110 , Lampe from 128. to SWAIN !I pc. dlnettM from AUCTION a FURNITURE WHAT A PEI~C>N u~~:::·~j:-;_~ 8!~ 12 OUve St., -QalllpoUa. King WH01Hi chalro 14211. to 17411. Dook coal a -.1 hNt. . wtth .t110 up to 12211. Hutehao, fan t4111. - boxpng a YA~t:> ANI::> C:OOE& BY 15!10. and up, maplaorplna mattrau 1100, firm •uo, THE INCH /riiGHT tSET. flnlah. Bun~ bed complota IOfo-lovo-tlo choir 1188. whh matt..-1 , 12110 and love _,. 170, now coat a Now arrange the arcled letlers 10 up to. 1381, Baby btdo, wood hoatara •• low •• form the liUtpnse answer, as sug t1 1 D. Mattra..., or box 1399 with blo-,., uead gesred ~ the above car1ooo apringa, full or twJn. t&8., c:oel • wood hMtltl, new firm, 188. and 178. OuMn dlnot aate 1100 a up, aeta, *1911 . 4 dt". chel1a. refrlgeretort. rtngea, bunk Answer. 142 5 dr. cheoto, 154. Bod bade complete 1189, bun· frame~ . t20.end 12&., 10 killmlttNal" 140, chelta. gun • Gun cablnoto. f3110.. d,.oeara, TV'o, Call 448Jumbles STEED CHAOS VIRTUE SNUGLY Yestf!rCiay s I An swer What d•d the snake write at the and o l hi s dlnotto chalro 120. lnJI'I21. 3t 18. letter' - LOVE & HISSES Gil or alactrlc rangoo, 1326 OOOD USED APPLIANCES up to 13711. Baby me-"' treaaH, t2& • 135, ~ • waehere. d.-,ere, retrlgere· 46 Space for Rent 44 Apartment lramae t20, 6'2!1 , a. uo, toro, rangoo. Skogga Ap· king frame 150. Oood ealoc- pllancao, Upper River Rd. , for Rant COUNTRY MOBILE Homol tion of bedroom auttea, bealde Stone Creat Motel. Ptrk, Route 33, North of cedar cheats, rocker~, matlll 4415· 7398. Pomeroy Large Iota Call c.bjneta, ewlvel rockers. ONE bedroom unfurn&Jhe~. Uda Fumlture •• bookceee, 64 Mlec. Merchandise atl utilities pe1d, except 992-7479 koou ] I 1 LIEDEY I I (] t HINGKT rI I I I I elect nc 8 175 month 304- sant 304-876-8276 . Furntahed one bedroom apartment m Pomt Pleesent. very clean and n1ce No pets. /::;;:::::;=::;::===== 304-676-1386 48 TWO bedroom apartment for rent , Henderson, WV 7 294 6 304-6 6- 46 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:R;e;a;I;E;;;;;st;a:t:e:-:G:e;;n;;e;;r;;a;;l Broker-Aucttoneet LIFE INSURANCE Call 446-0~~2 ,. Anyt1me Beth Null 245-9507 BMR 427 - $30s, ma1ntenance lree Siding, fen ced back yard family or~nted neighborhood ThiS" a very ck!an J BRhome Can kH appOintment BMR 389 - ThiS fine home has 41iedroomsond 1s tix:aiel ciose to town You wrll have a la rge lot w1 th a county atmosphere and have aU the crty conveniP.nces Call nowr BMR 422 - NICe ranclr located on Rou~1 Lane" pnced lo sell at $38,000 large LR, 2 BR kitchen Includes range eye level oven diShwasher and diSposal Call to sell BMR 424 - 2 plus acres w1th a very ma; 3 lmdroom ranch style home You w1ll love the country atmosphe1e Ptl;s1bl e loan as.sumpbon BMR 426 - Pncoo nght at $37,500 II has an assumable loil(l w1lh o~y 9'h'll 1nterest We are Ll lk1ng about a ve~y clean 3 BR home •tuated on mce flat lot 1n a fa m1ly onented nmghborhood Call 101 mmplele deia~l s BMR 398 - PRICE GREA TLY REDUCED' Owner tran sferred and must sell thiS 3 BR ranch C~se to town 1ncludes deluxe 18x36 tnground pool Reduced to $44,500 - PlUS Owne1s w1ll pay FHA VA po1n~ and c~s~ng costs BMR 428 - Sle~ •d1n~ 3 BR ranch •tualed on large liM lol C1ty School OISincl Pnced al $37,500 00 Call lor appwntmenl BMR 429 - All e~ctnc ill level 1n Kyger Creek School DISincl srtuated on I 21acres w1lh assumable 9WII Ioan Call 101 complete dela<ls' BMR 4JQ - NEW LISTING - Frr• 11·1t buy al $38,500 I ovely hame ~anch Wllh 3 th ca~peted dllllllR a~ ea. 7 baths BeHm see lhiS 1\~ ••• ,. uwner anXIous lo sell' srr.c ouCU) BMR 431 - NEW LISTING - Bock ranch ~ncludes 3 BRs LR DR l:1m1ly room 2v1 hflths, srtu ated on 38 acres Call to see tin sone todav' .. BMR 432 - NEW LISTING :_ 3 BR blievel 111 Rod11ey Villaw· II Includes l<~nuly room, lueplace and more Srtuatml on lcnced corner lot Call lor delarls )avrHEITITI .~~ OFFICE apace available Will remodel for right tennant . Saddlebrook Inn, Pt. Plea- 676 -1317 or 676-3812 Eqllipmant for Rent 1- - - - - - - - - - - : Beckhoa endloader digs 8 ft , large bed pick up haulable, operate yourseU, ego par day 304-896 -3841 . Furnished Rooms 49 ti_.s pd, smgle male, share For Lease bath 91 9 2nd Ave .. Galii po • Country Store for leaaa hs Call 446-4416 after e100 per. mo Call 614· 7 PM 246-9316 Real Estate-General 64 Mi1c. Merchen~lu • Misc. r1nge1, chairs, and teblet. llpm, Sot. 4411-0322 New 6 drawer dre111r1 ee2. small d11k 4 drawer cheat unfinished herv· eat gold refrig . fro8t free tee: •so. t260, whlto 2 dr. rafrig frost free •9&, ea.ctric renge 196, goo range •e&. 2 pc li11ingroom aulte •ea. 8 pc dinette 111 •as Skaggt Appliancea, Upper River Rd. Oollipollo, Oh . 446-7398 Open 9 -6, Mon · Set. 1 coffee table 47Y2x18Vu:U51h ln . •nd 1 end table 2&x18YJx20V.. with light walnut finish •30, 32x63· . 174 plec;ea <> brown underpinning for 1 mobile home Uled Ju•t 1 veer cam• off 1 14~~t 70 mobile home, long plecea m•••ure)(2 " , ahort pieces 21 " an 10 Inch•• acro11, enterloc In a Englloh oeddlo good cond . Coli 614-388-9626 . CENTRAL Evan• EnterpriMI, 4 mi. S"outh of J1ck10n on ST RT 93, 814-281-6930 . Ceder werdrobe, ent1que trUnk. 3 tier glatl teble • concrete 'picnic table with bonchot . Call 814 -256 1788 . honor HEAP Vouohera. C•ll •1114-2511-12411 We are eble to g1ve contrac· ton pr1ce on all bui_lding materiiiJ. Delivery a1111laba; . BEAUTY shop IJ<I'-'Ipmen t ' Three dryer chelrs: 2 com· pfete ahampqo 1tat1ona. ma · nlcure table, misc. 304 NEW LISTING - 3 or 4 bedrooms posSible on thiS ooe Tratler w1th large add on on neany an acte lot Includes stotage budd1n~ LIX can have second lra~•r as extra ~ncome Ask1ng $12,000 · QUEEN 1ize bed wi1h head board. 1 dresser with large m1rror, 2 night stands. l1ke !AntlquN. Tupper~ Pl1lna. now, call 304-676-6277 after 6 p.m . ' 1MeYtag tutomatlc n 00. Kenmore dryer •as. Hoover lportable 1150. Hoo11erdrver 181. 814-742 -2312 . MINI b1ke $126 ·H .~..TY, motorcycle S360, motor cross bicycle SBO Layn"'g hens $2 50 each 304-675 - 5 3D p.m 614-992-2241 . 1663 RENTALS Letart - $220 plus depoSit Rac,ne-- $150 plus depo•t Plus dhe1 occasional ren tals · CALL US TO BUY OR SELL NANCY JASPERS - ASSOCIATE PHONE: 843-5175 Or 992-2751 To A Messace. ' ' • 10 ACRES - Close to' Rto Grande. hall wood s $12.500 ' ROAMING ROOM - Good bUilding s1te, B'A acres Graham Schod Rd 0 . Coli 614-245-5121 Colt 446 -7795 BUtLO YOUR OWN HOME DRAGONWYND CATIERY · KENNEL AKC ChOWJPUP · 5 rooms and bath , $2 .996 1 -614 · 886 -7311 pies. CFA H&malayan.var stan and Siamese k1ttens Ca11446 3844 after 4PM In RIO Grande. Oh Call 245-5274 for appoint ment bofora 10 a.m. or after 7 p m. Reasonably prtced e&& . Collaftor 6. 304-n36906 , 814-992-7674 MAKING HOMES AFFORDABLE MADE US NUMBER I,.CENTURY 21; HOUSE FOR SALE * W1lhs T L ead •ngham , R ea ltor , Ph Horn e 446 9S39 • Phylhs Lo\leday , P hone 446 · 2230 *Joan Bogg s, Phon£> 446 3294 New 4 Bedm. Brick LAKE DR .. RIO GRANDE PH~ $65,000 8% Interest 245-5439 EXCEPTIONAL - Immacu late InSide ami out " how you will find th• s •rlVII•ng·br iCk ran ch S1lu <th~ on 4 secludccl acres Featt111n g 4 l:t!c1r ooms bu•ll·m kitChen lull hmshll(t basement Over I 000 sq tt .. plu s 2 c.1r gartlge CiiU lor you1 j}tlvatr showmg todav 1 STUTES ~i ~- 1 REAL EST ATE r"'~ I ·1• -1) $36,000 - Onlj 1 year old, thiS 3 bedroom home IS located 1ust I ~ m1 ~s west of town oH Rl 141 ' 0\ier 1240 sf. of l1v1ng area ~ncloo~n ga great 1oom. 2 baths. equipped kitchen and largecovered deck · - C~l ayde Walker .. I )1, 6 >ACRES - Custom bUitt 4 yr old 4 bedroom home wrth a birdseye VIew of R10 Grande 1n a chOice 1oca110n Th1s home has a full basernent large wrap-around dec~ 2 ~ baths & 2 tal garage Vou must see lh~ one Ca ll Clyde Walke' RUSSELL D. WOOD, REALTOR. EYE. PH. 446-4618 KENN MORGAN, REALTOR, EYE. PH. 446-0971 IIOSE CANTERB.!lJIY, REALTOR 446-3408 sepflc systems au Oil State Route #565 % FINANCING AVAilABLE I The LOW terms are an th1s most I anbr~kenergy home on Oak Dnve but that's not all ThiS eH1C1ent 3 or 4 bedroom home I those spectal touches thai Ihe owners added that thiS an outst.nd1ng place to ftve The yatd I makes large and pnvale w1th exceptiOnal large 1n ground and a " ew The home eKcellent attracbve tS w~h NEW LISTING - IN TOWN - Compleiely redecorated home 1n a good 1n town ne1ghbor. hOOCI fh1s well decorated 2 slory home has new IS v1nyl s1d1ng, new w1nng new ca rpets. new h w ~ndscaptllg, heater. part new roof & IS lully InSulated OHers 4 po~ ~vely bedrooms 2 ~ baths lam1ly room, eQUipped • has 2 hrejiaces woodburner, finiShed basement. krtchen, lull basement nat gas heal. oversiZed lui~ equ1pped krtchen,:ltln~ng,)_ ~ns-Nirdwilod ga~age large lencoo ya~d anG m01e Cllll J1m floor; & wall to wall carpellng Nat gas cenllal an Cochra n for app~n tment $59.900 & much more lmmed~ate possessiOn Let us show you one of SpnngValley's f1nes1 Call J1m Coc hran NEW LISTING - Just ou~de of ctty Corner lol lots of trees, 3 BRs, "''"g room With wood burner, krtchen Wllh separate dining room. fu!l basement wnh workshop Pnced 1n lower 30'• Wash1ngton Elemenl.1ry I Remodeled 3 an excelen! !ocabon near R1o I I JUST LISTED- 5 year old 1150 SF ranch 1n a good location and Rt 160 1n Everg1een Has 3 I bedrooms equipped k1lchen&d1n1n g &2 ca1 on a mce 3'1. acre $33,500 II C>lgarage(lydeS1tuald Walker .000 - 4 bed 1oom home•tuated on I''' aCies on B1dwell - Rodney Road Has alum sK11ng new I $26 rural water, cellar I roo! hOUJI' and h311er pad and hook up Call Clyde 1Wal~er 608 E. MAtfr a~ea sett1n~ POMEROY, OHIO PH.9~2 -2259 1 NEW LISTJii,G - Home plus Income' In town A two bedroom Jurmslled..apactmenL.on se;;qnd floor wtth rental-~m me ol $280 monthly, w111 enable you to buy lh5 duplex and l~e '" th e 5 room. I. 2 bedroom In~ lloor olt he house New ca rpel1n~ n ~e krtchen, utility garage on mce lol $34.500 00 · REALTORS Henry l Cleland, Jr . GRI .. ..... . ......... ,.... 992-6191 do H11l ..................... .. .. ....... . . ..... $85-3335 Jeari Trussell ... ... .. .......... . . .. .949-2660 Oolti!-,Tumer . . .......... .. .... .. .. ..... 992-5692 Office .. . ................ . 992-2259 m· llllllll NEW LISTING 8V,% ASSUMPTION ~ Good Locat~n' 4 bedroom home 1n Pleasant Val•y [~ales oH Rt 35 Over 1450 SQ tt ot hv area 1ncludes d1ntng room, lully eQuipped k~che n, I 'II balhs, ut1l room. nat gas, cent an overs~zed garage & large jaid Owners an.,ous to sell Call. J1m Coch~a n ., t COLONIAL DUTCH HOME • tualed across from new court house iln1shed basemen~ garage wrth ,.,, entrance and extra parkin~ Call for more 1nformal~ n GALLIPOLIS - 3 bedrm home. lam1ly rm , lg ilv1ng rm w1th 'w b adapter. I~ carport, lenced yard and pracl1cally new tn-ground sw1mmmg pool S46.900 00 WE HAE JUST LISTED 2 LOTS IN PlANTS SUBDIVISION - You can buy them both for ·only $5 900 00 (that pr~e tncludes txxh lots!!? • , LOOKING FOR Aff'APARTIIENm - We have 2-two bedrm apts. near golf course. Adults only no pets Slart $200.00 per month • NICE 3 BEDRII. RANCH sty~ home located 1n Rodney II S0 Owner has kept th~ oor.te in excelent coodfllon If iOu are a FIRST TIME PURCiiASER you MA V qua~fy for lower Interest Issue I MOney Price $31 ,90000. . WE NEEil LISTINGS - If you have been thtnk1ng about selltng lhtnk no more. Call Wood Reatty'and put your home on the rrlarkeL SPRING IS the BEST timellt 1 OPERATING BAR wrth1n GallipoliS.. Prtce includes "0-3 ' l~ens~ walk 1n cooler, cash reg, and much more. Invest today and be~n gett1ng_a return IOOtOrrow All for $35,000.00 Wood Realty. Inc. 32 Locust St;-GIHipolts 446-W,66 j~~OOdbl.JUl~l (i1tj~f' COVt'l('tl pnfitl Ill -Outb wlfl111 g wttll .1 WUtk ~hup stor<Jgl' PrK.:t'llln lhl' ~0 :. lilf' IJ.IC ~ woo}.ltt•d .md ~306 COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Good ill)a!IOn oul side lawn 141 2 Sf bock ranch type bU1kl1ng Has 2 hail baths, nat gas heat cen tral"' & 2 stor11ge roOms Has been used for churCh purposes Large park1ng area & 2 lois Pnced at $54 000 00 Call Jtm Cochran 9!1>% FINANCING- S4 000 DOWN-Owners musl sell thiS 4 bedroom home ~n Lower R1ver Rd Hasa new furnace fireplace. eat'" k1tcnen. lui basement and garage An excellent opportumty to buy a home and have low monthly paytnents I II s34.90o 40 ACRE FARM' - $2,000 down 12'11 il>ed rate finanCing up to 30 yea~> VA acQUired property that anv q ua l~"d buyer rnn buy (Need n~ be a vet I Very c~an farm has bam large pon d plus mOO 3 bedroom fiome wrth fuft basertfellt PriCoo at $68.400 NEW LISTING - GOOCI local1o" on Rt 35 next $21.000 - 120 JRD AVE - Owne1 may help l ·dooclo grocery and across sl reeUrorn ~hopp~ng & hnancc 2 bedroom ranch style home near grocery comer lot pnced al $50,000 Owne wants oHer store Nat. gas heat, cellar. storm w1ndows. coovemenl locailon Call J1m Cochan C~l J1m Cochran I RIVER BRICK - ENERGY EFFICIENT I.lARGE RANCH - Oneol the f1nest you'll see on Lowe1Rl 7 w1th a ilew 4 bed rooms. 2 baths, lamlly 1 lemf~ room fireplace equ 1pped krtchen. form<i d1n1n& basement; 2 car garage, extra lnsulat~n 16" 10 wals). triple wmdows, h1ghest !lecl b1ll $65. and owner w~l ltnance al 12% $7.9.900 BIG PRICE REDUCTION - SAVE THOUSANDS - Owners m a pmch ...... have moved •nto a new home m f~nda and musl sell mmed~alely Beaul1lul-5 bed1oom home features large IIVIn& and formal d1ntng, 30 feel of aHract1ve dark oak k~chen cab1nels w1th all lhe bu~t 1115 1nclud1ng desk, 2 woodburn1ng llreplaces, one of wh1ch rnakes the fam111 room a cozy jiace'to h1de away Wllh the kids. 3 lull baths large uti1!y room and 2 tal garage Oh, you'll ~ve thiS place - master bed1oom has paM,door le~d~ng onlo a sun deck thai ovenooks a la~ge spa rkling pool wh1ch ~ su11ounded by an .att~ac tve lawn, wei planned shrubbery and a pnwacy lence IN<est pool I ve seen 1n the entne a~ea) PriCe has been r.educed to $129.900 Extra ~nd av31lab~ - C1ty SchO~ DIStriCt Green Elfm I1 l I NEW LISTING IN TOWN - 4 bedroom home walking disiJince of schoo> Th1s modern 2 ' 1.,thin story features a b01~-1n kitchen.wrth lots of ca btnels, formal d1ning. 2 fireplaces. l'h baths. the lui basement has a mce famtly room. nat gas h w I heabf€ & 2 car detached garage Priced at I Cochran $51 ,900 and Immediate possesswn Call Jtm , I ' NEW LISTING - COIIIIERCIAl -BUILDING ~ RESIDENTIAL & RENTALS - Sever~ sources of I <lCofne 38x50 brick buildt~ g oo 3rd Ave. $29,900 - Owner; anXIous to sell thiS mce 2 I Downslatrs has 2 f"'"lt«< rooms currenfty hous1ng bedroom home oo Upper Rt ver Road Has r!nlal busmess. Upstairs has 2 apartments renting nat gas eat-1n krtchen, niCe SIZed hv1ng mo each 1973 mobie home renting $275 room plus large carport and park1ng area. Home IS I roo$2(10House has 3 I bath, fam1ly room, 1n very Call J1m Cochran I and woodburner, sidtng itlStJaliort, storm windows conditioo w• sell house separate Cal !IIOBILE HOME - 1980 14x70 Kingsley motile l today., loraooddetails Cal Jim Cochran 'nome on rented lot Has 7x2 4 expando, 3 sid~ng bedroom~ ~nyt lrRICE RfDUClD - VERY SP£CIAL HOMt"Very htgh Qually" wil be your first tooughl oo !fang th~ unsualty nee t.Jme 1n Washtngloo arade SChOO tistr~l3 1ar&e bedroom~ wlh_lots of cltlsel space Big ltvlng room with bow "'ndow, nir.l outstanding kitchen (beautiful cabinetry!. tishwasher, triple bowl gnk, rol ~oul shelves. rBnge oven~ lazy susans, bu'~,'ic'tO nd,lotsof counter toll WO!k spac roofed and has flagstone floor. , • ., "()() tmlly room with brick wals and h \ \ 1-o'! , uutstandtng bar witll allhe ac:cessorlel. <~ sparldntg bathrooos, large, utiily room and l!bs of storage. The lawn shrubbery, stDne ltalls. lkJwer gatdp and Pine tll!i!S backdrop malte this tnly a beliu11Jutlimili paradise. Owner has 1ust filltShed • new home 0111 ol s11te and IS ~ anxtous I I II I I I I \lJt)u vtn ~ hea~ ~ con~ilion bOOrooms, nicest kttchen avatlable, IMng room w/ lireplace, central a1r & metal bUilding $24,600 82 ACRE FARII - located tn Cheshire Twp Has 1 1assumable mortgage tobactl> base ~I m"'"~ nghls, bam~ sheds, appro• 10-15 ac crop. balance 1n pasture & woods Older 3 bedrtlOm home has a new add!ion. Priced at $44,000 Cal Clyde Walller , ~ 3 6 ACRES - 2 STORY HOllE - Good locafion on lower River Road 4-5 bedroom remodeled home has 2 woodburners, 2 baths &lamtly room More acreage availa~e. Call (lyde, Walker. $57,900 , ------------------- NEW LISTING - THE DEARVIllE - ~' "nch jUOVIIlCI<ll -,IVfp liOOlC Wlfh OVCI 2(X)Q SQ h Of hVIIIP ~IM Cl' on tl w m,un lpv pl lh1-; hnnh'ISall b11ck w1tlt doubh• enhy doo•s ami so many rtmen rt•es I l ~n t wntr ti ll' Ill .111 Access to t il~ grounds club h~JUSt' ,1nd pod .11 lr~ra blah's Cdll lot complete rli·l·llil #304 NEW I I - MERCIAl :- Grea t Cf\ fllL' I lot lor :1 bu <;~nP~ The butldmR IS 111 ~·orl\ roml1hon Wltll ;1 2 ll!!l.~llJOill ~tparlmt•nl 1 ;p~ 1.111~ I hi' Ll own~ta u ~. h,ts il lil 1~e showroom k1t1 111'11 IMih 1111 d o.; IOJ i1gl' Ha:~.~' your bu:>u1t''>-" 11 rtil ,11 honw 11t1w tnOlt' J!i¥> nll il'tl~~~ · lo worry ,IIXHI! # 30~ BRICK HOME AND 2 ACRES- 147 000 3 bedrooms, 11? ba th l10me wrlh lots ol exita 111ce leatu1P~ bu1lt •n catllnels sell-cleamng tarlRe. dishwiis11el ga rb.l ~'f' d1spoS<l! and room Kygr-1 C1eek Schools #50 1 BUSINESS PROPERTY - 1312 EASTERN AVE N1ce bu1ldmg Lots of picture w•mloYoi Stone Iron! U1'! new 30 xBO Lots ol uses - Two lcts Approx 92 honlagr 'lots ol concrfete parkm_g spaces Phone tor all det;uls #561 BEAUTIFUL HOME INSID£ & OUT 7 years old LIKE NEW 3 bedroo"" mce kllcllCn e~ clnc 10nge all carpeted conCiete patiO, gara,gc, concte!e rl rrveway lhernmstallo cont10l heat Ill each room rural wat~ s~ stcm, storage bu1ldmg, cha •n !1nk fen ce enclosl.>s the bi1Ck~;u c1 lnsulahon 111 aU outsrde wals l ois of shru bb(.ry Appro.-.1matety l n11lr from Holler Hosp1tal 1usr oH ol State Roule 160 N ~er comlmlat;e home Sei• 11 . nOW! ' ' I, pi0~'3"CCulbutldl ngs, Cll~ ' Good locatiOn for fam111 or profess.ooal WB f1rejiace. part I I LOVELY SmiNG - 3 bt.'hoom 1311ch and acre of !rees. !lowers ,mr! siHt•h~ Some amerH!Ics 11rP tarm!y room w1t11 gla'\\ <J•ciu1g dOO r'i atl[1 NEW LISTING - NEEDS REPAIR - llul ai ,, p11ce you c.:~n t be;ll 3 bedroom oldellrduw horn•• liVIn g room rl111111g 100111 li!nllly ~lit ht'n h.rth I rllj!€ li uut POl l ll on \Ill'!'! pdl~lll~; ! lll <ili'd rt !:? I lt111d Avrnut' $71 'JUO rtJO'l #529 Grande The land lays pertect and has excellenl garden & olher home srtes Call Clyde Walke1 2 ACRES. NEAR MEIGS CO LINE - Story's Run Rd for $10,000 00 you can have the IaIId, mob1le home. ct~ncrete bkf& and ~der farm house "!OPPofil\JNif\'" 1 . PEACEFUL SETIING - $39 000 ll if s prrvacv 111 a country afmosp~1erc ~mi w ~ nt we've got 11 Three bedrooms. 2 baths Jarge I1V111g room & fam1ly room K1lchen plus forma! d1nmg roorn All on I 5 acres New hshng #5611 rn bus•ness and a near by home ~. ATTRACTIVE 5 .nAC SffiiNG - RT. 7 ROAD FRONTAGE - Corner lot located 1n Kanauga Has concrete bUilding Wllh some contents Operahng bUSiness Excel•nt location' 1 RESTFUl AREA 3 BEDROOMS 138 ACRES Pnce reduced to $31 500 00 C1l1 water C~se to f11e hyd~anl Basemen! Well bwlt house Carport Outbuildings Good m sulat1on trees, garden space Very quu.•>t area PosSi ble a~su mabie mortaRe at low 1111erest rate Phone lor dela1IS #566 BUSINESS - HOME RENTAL Busmess eqwprnent bllild•nr. 6 room home- Cen tral a11 modern krtchen !1~ baths. all crty convemence N1ce homp Rr ntal - 3 room s An for one prtce An r.xcei!Pnl mvr'Simenl Grt o;tr~ rtf'l'l now NEW LISTING IN VINTON - Comfortable 3 bedrm home with n1ce yard lor-garden, garage & 2 outbuildings for storage Owner has kepi home 1n excellent condition, tnsulated, ett 1\111 ·ell for only $35,000 00 STATELY OlDER HOME Situated on shaded ~1. Sided, storm "ndows. has been moo1fioo to accommodate two familieS or can be converted back ID Single famllj regd e~ce f 10nt and rear street entrance Pnce $65,000 00 INVESTMENT INCOME INVESTMENT 71 12x65 furniShed mobtle home 68 12x50 lurrushed mub1l home, '68 W1nds01 l2x65 lurmshed mobile horne and 3 extra lots tor rental I I I Real Estate -General POMEROY - Look m~ over, close In IDw~ ~l!l~ Run Rolli. ntee I ~ story frame OOin~ '6OS acres 7rooms, 3 bedroans, eq01ppllf krtchen with mce cbtnels, cellar and 2 OlllbUildn l!> OFFICE 446-7699 WE .MOVED TO 450 2ND AVE. land Contt'llct H""""' Slu l· ·s-fle~ ll< REAL TOR" (0 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E ., INC. Real Estate General BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM HOME [B Jlf1 1 ll. length, 2 day delivery. 160- bedroom home POMEROY - Lincoln Htll - Supet Buy oo h ~lt>p w1th agOOCI lot ThiS~ a gOOCI ~arte r oome One floor plan 18'x ll ' INtng 10001 wlh 2 bed 1ooms Ca1peting and some paneling. Storm doors and • "ndQws, natural gas heal. garden wace Outside entrance In basement $16,00000 446-6610 Reg Dobermans pups afd Dobermen Stutl S,eNice Judy OeW1tt - Realtor - 388-8155 Becky Lane - Assbc - 446-0458 Don Blake - Assoc ~ 675'-1460 Becky Elliott -· A soc - 446-08B5 Cathy Pope - A ssoc - 379 -2748 wve POMEROY - Mulberry Ave - More than meets lhe eye, I ~ story home 1n excellent flCighborhOOCI, children can ""'lk to school T~ s ~a lannly Slle home w1th 4 bedrooms lar~ hvlng room wlh fi'"p~ce. bu11i1n diShwasher New carpetlhroughoul Front and sde porche• forced air natural gas heal supplementell by'\\001 burner lor cheap heoong cost $27.50000 · BEAUTIFUL oturdy hondmada plcn1c tables Any / MIDDELPORT - Browndl Ave. - Seeks handy own11' Th5 okler bnck home has potential. lhree bedrooms, lt•ng d1nmg 100m. k1lchm & billh Enclosoo Side po1ch that dou bles as the u!lhly and a ~01t Sitting porch A barga~n lor a handyman' $2000000 ' lARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Has 4,000 sq ft Excel•nt lor grocery, ha~dware 01 any small buSiness Add1lonal space for storage ove1head livtng Quarters 1n back has 2 bedrooms. bath, k1lchen . d1n1ng and ltvtng room Cal lor more del31~ #2255 KENNEL all breedJ . AKC 3 ACRES - Raane, owner wil help fmnce POMEROY - "" G1M ~arter home on Vale Street. only 4)'!ars ~d Cute one fkHJ plan wtth basement, pat~. 2·3 bedrooms Nalu r~ gas forco:l air heil carpct1ng gatage, some 1ns ulat~n Gould be goOO rental property Only $20.800 00 RT. ~54 - Lol w1th wate1 & sewage lor mol>o home $4,000 Bo~rdmg Real Est ate-General ' , . _446-1066 3 BEDROOM BRICKHOME - W8 f P, haidwood lklors. 1~ "baths, needs very I1Hie lo ma ke th~ home a 'Doll House" Ask1ng $25,000 SYRACUSE :_ Gooo' locat1on on Carol Slre!J. new on 1~ markel ThiS home has 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, largel1v1ng ro001 16'x 16', some r81l odehn~ can be healed wrth waoo burner lm mo:l~ale .Posses'on $19,50000 NEW LISTING - N1ce 2 bedroom home, new bUilding 101 shop or storage, gatage, close lo hospill!l Only $26.500 H 1562 HI LLC REST Bu1ldtng mater1als block, br1ck. sewer p1pes, w t ndows , ll.ntels . etc Claude W1nters, R1o Grande our -models Pets for Sale Real Estat e -Genera l Pets for Sale 56_Building Supplies See 56 GqiiiRolio Block Co , 123'1 P1ne St , Galllpoha. Oh 4462783 . , Baldwin Acro1on1c Spinet Plano, et ,qoo 304-1781037. Inc. SACRIFICE - QUICK SAlE - 2 bedrooms. bath, l1vmg room, & eat m olchen on fi r~ lloor Basement has 3rd bedroom, ~undry area & exira room Concrete floor w1th shed at the end of dnve CooventKinal and FmHA f1nanong PDS"b~ Asong $27 500 Make your <tier owners loss can be your ga1n NEW LISTING - Neal and aHracbve' Greallocat~n'" Middleport ThiS 5 room. 2 bed1oom home has been decDraled beaubfulli l)ua1111 b"ll' - """ G>rp cting spaaous k1lchen full basement. bkl wn •nsul.11ion Vtewm g IS home wtU be a pleasure! Only $28,00000 TIRED OF ~NTING7 Buy home ltke pay1ng rent Will pay po 1nts and all dos1ng costs for VA 01 .FHA loans NO down payment on VA $900 down on FHA Callloday, see how easy you can buy thtS home 675 -5956 KE100 piece bedroom •uite. bookcase hndboard. 2 rec linert, gold tweed. C1U after 6 • OHIO BOND ISSUE MilNEY WIU BE AVAilABLE SHORTLV.CAU FOR APPOINTMENT AND INFORMATION ON ANY OF OUR OVER 100 'pROPERTIES ' Real Estate -General new. two formal prom dre11ea, s1ze 7 -9 , call 304 - 176-8415 ;Antlq..- Oak 'Reproduction furniture. full lin• In ttock, al1o Antiquea Paul Conkela WOOD MOBILE HOME - w1th ~ rge add-on buld1ng, aspha~ dnvewaj Loca ted on QU~I slreet out of h1gh waler'" Racm Thellv~ng room ISextra large There 1s acement walk alid large covered porch also a metal ~orage bUIIdmg You can be ln'thts one 1n two weeks fOr .only $16,900 66 . Pets ' for Sale metal !ramo, wood grain Real Estate-General flnllh Call after &PM, 448'------------~-------3086 . • Real Estate-General ' • 16.311 par ft.. 24' Inch 110 10 par ft 38 Inch 11!1.50 par ft. Aloo plaotlc cutven In Jtock. e inch thru 1 linch, 81nch., 80 p• fl .. 12 InCh 13.10 per ft. Ron Real Estate General weahan, dryer1, refrigera tora end TV'e 3 mllea out Bulavllle Rd Open 9am to 8pm, Mon. thru Frl , 9em to For Hie rMUI culver1 8 Inch thru SO inch in. etock. State approved 16 gauge 12 Inch 55 Building Supplies TO ALL CONTRACTORS - tenght Pick or,d.Uverect, Wa 1COifoo tabla, dofk coloNd, :oolld. Call 441 -t 822 11110. 15 prom dr11111 1i111 7 -13, like n~ .Worn only once Call 441-9718 or 4483194. Me~chandise 54 M isC'. Merchandtse .0 Firewood oplh 8o cut The Sunday W. Va 1 12 end t1bl11 with me,tchlng -~ - J I 1983 1983 • 4. by , _, -------~--------------1 Sleepmg room $1,6, ut1ll · 1 54 Misc. 8ft. m•et c..e. 8ft frHz'ar. 14ft. ' produce caN. other ,.nt Cal 448 -0390 814 -992-6738 Apartment for Rent 51 Houeehold Good• ' 1 end 2 btdroom fumlahed 43 Farme for Rent r. W. Va. Pleasiint, '· BEAITirUL WATERFRONT AL L BRICK HOME CITY SCHOOl S • Id eal tor boating hstung and p•cruck•nR at vou r hc~ck doo1 ln1oy lh1s spac1ous cl1~ rful house W101 3 00t1roorns 11' biltlt<; lr11r.e llvmg room eat m k1tchrn 2 hwplrtet'S Iii!! b.JSf'lllcn! ? pord1 e~. 1 hnk renee plu'i much m01e Call toddy to mdke an I J'ap[IOinlment lo see till'-. lovely yCill il fOUil(f honw U50~ B'h% ASSUMPTION 5 Rooms. 3 bedroom~ laqze modern ea! m krtch1•n. lul l bils.ement w1lh large tam•ly 10om and woodbumer thr~l does an e)( cc lh•nt 10b heatmg thiS home Garage summer illr cond•honP.d A down payment and loan assum able Pojments ol $292 00 pel 111011111 N1ce large lot Phone lot lull mlmmalton #~59 NICE BRICK LIKE NEW CLOSE TO EVERYTHING Beautf•ul 'iurroundrngs 7 room s, ali briCk twocar ~ar age Large loL l anu!y roont \4 x28' !rvmg room \4 x28' N1c!' modern kitchen And lhe t..~ pa11 about th iS p1ope1ly IS i11e ~w lowPl(e Phone now #~S4 ~ ROOMS, 3 BEOROOMS App10x I acre N1'e yard Garden space NICe comlorll!bo nome Large IronI porch. bac k pabo deck, mode'" country krtchen large bathroom On Stale H1ghway Phone 101 m01e dela~ls #5~5 COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST 84 ACRES MilRE.OR LESS ' Step 1nto one olthe c~anesl fam1 homes 1n an 1deallocal ~n Three good SIZed bedrooms, ~rge ilv1ng room. sunny eat 1n lvtchen a balh Tobacco base. gas lease and free gasall go w1lhlllarge barn. cellar house and chiCken house Call looay lor many more ex1ra1 -~3 • DRIV[ A UTILE, SAVE A LOT LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME - 1111• rrwrrt'" IIIVI pnced lh•s home lo sell o1 bertroom> lllf:t' k1t111('11 and d 1r11 11~ comb ilVIIlR room clouiJb v<IIHI)' 111 hath Nalural PJlS 11!',11 4 !'did !olo., Mol lilt' IHlllH' hookup Pr•ced 111 !lit• 30\ C1ty ' J hut~~ 11 27 1 COURAG£ My Der~r Att' ~ou llrt'fl or kNJ ~ IIIf( ~tl t h~ sa me old harll lo mamlau1 uvt rpr 1c j'(l hcm1P'. ll11·r• ser thrs lovply bnck ranch w•lh l IJf'drOI.H!l~ 7 baths l11epl,1rr'. crntrai i!U J l rr g.Hc~~;l' w11!1 couctO ~u•uK pool StmaP,e htulduq• fl nancn•R 16 d? Ill glllll!l d Pn '>'\lhl!~y nl OWilPI """"-- U2~ 9 ACRE ESTATE - il.IIICh >iylr- lrr• k lt•·rltootrr \ } (... bi! lhs, llaemcnl C<l n:!rtkr •r'i hwldm ~~ lrr•r•.., shrubs beaub lullandscapu1~ lttr 1:e r: IPflll •,toe: kNl pond We Will ~how yo u ttw r~~ 1 I .111 111'111 Vi!rtco Roarl Gr['l'll BUY THIS HOME FROM OWNER WITH $2,500 DOWN And ~w ~nteresl rate on balaoce wtlh owne1 2 bedroom cottage W1lh1n 5 m1n1rtes of S1lver Bndge Shopp~ng Plaia #260 CHARMER AT $25 ,'KX! POSSIBLE ASSUMABLE WAN WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT Cou~ be 4 ot 5 bedroom1 L.ari!! porches, bath, ilv1ng room . IJeplace with gaws log;, d11 ~g 1rom, krtchen wtlh bujt 1n ~btnels, lull basemmt. storage build1ng and garden ~ pol1n crty school dotr ~l Call lor more dela~ls #550 3 BEDROOMS - 3 ACRES t/.. OR L Mot.~ home 14'x70 1976 Fteedom. I 'h bath;,itHie rpmmn~ lots of bU1l·1n cab1ne1s, range, reh®>ralor d1neHe set "'r cooditioner and other lumture Rural waler . ntre land 101garden All th ~ lOr on~ $22,500 39 ACRES MORE OR LESS Tillatje pasture land some ttmbe1 p~nty ol sptllg waiiJ, II mile lrJJtl.age on Pra;pecl Church Rliili Poone lor lull deta~l1, 11497 MINI FARM CH!I'II lownstup - Mode111 5 100111 hotl\t' Job,•u .: u ltrtst' .tpjH nx 1?00 lbs. ( h ,w nf',rl B.un 111 go().! cuntlllron Garage P.r-.11r1t' 'kill lit' woof!~ ll'ftllc !lllilhle land 3 •mles of (~o~!lipoil\ \1stmg pflr t' $3 ~ 900 N296 Ml~l I AR M 7 I 1'0 .tt tt '\ "/ 1111h hum V1 nton '" ' Mt !.thor Ro.Hf I ht fifoum 1 stury homr 1 ' ''t'llrli b.t'>l'IKJ ud IH .rt V1n~l . '\ldlll~ !ns ul~t!et.l #291 OLD l iM£ CIIARM t ' twv "'""o "~ ICmodel u1g J t1 IJ'dllXHJI \ I U..!li lw111~ room rl1n1ng room ilm l lnmdy 100111 ! .U P,P g.H.tW' wrth 1arport Stor .n'f' bullrl1n ~ CP!I.u /muse Prop1•1ty coukl be usoo fut liOIItt' rtlld b U<;HICS~, Sth~1fed 011 4 large lots •232 CONVL NI ENCE " ll1e wu1illml lus .l hclimom I 'h -.. torv horne J*r, h:.hrco ' lorm.tl dr111n g, ba:-,CJ.!lr.nt Carap,t u " " !IJIS r llced m_the low IICEO RL 'Kl s · ~261 !nwiiS~ll p U251 NEW LISTING - l ocaled "' tne ettv "oCnool chs tr•ct Frame home. r.xe~•llf'n t conc111 10n 3 ht•rl rooms ba!h. 1uce stJe k1khen Un,JttactH~I J'<Ha~e Home IS ne.i!l and clc~n Pnced m !lw ~1w 30 "i ' #286 67 OF AN ACRE. 11101e q111"" Olrler g;< l•ll'' fltt1 al water lap 1nduded No res!t•ct1on\ C1!y sc hool~ #203 COUlD ASK fOR MORE - Ntee v>·w ol llw ancl plat e, to dock your bo.t l l"i •nciud t'{t w•th 1 lrTHnacu!Mt> 3 OOtlroom 7 hi!lh 11omr K•tdu•t1 has 1sland r.t nKc Basement ro mplch~y l 1m~ hr.fl larRe 9 ~ 57 drr:k pl u~ 9x~/ Pilllu Pl•C:t'(l mllw 50's ' #274" JUST LI STED - OUilcho~ lulloal e~f allill' "1~1 · ol I Cenlena" Gwen lu..,n&h•P No •e~lll r.lrun '> hit'(!! for house or mobile home #302 3 BR, lull 11asement, white alum•num Sld1ng, luel 011I A,lurnace. 30'x40 b~m sh~ngled roollotsofyoun gpeachand apple t1ees All thiS reduced to only $14 .900 #297 ll[lht IF .YOU UK £ a vc• •v 11\rlllll' horne· .It'! Hid '''''l;llilm hoo(l a convetllf'nt luct•un lh~< htH m I\ ln r yuo r eaillf lll~ 3 IlK! . hw~l.tt>' I Oj'l' pi!IIO alt.~{t. l\ ht•rt b.\Si' fllt'n! Over l t, ,rcu• lanilsl.rtpe rl lot lw,l llw ·ht'/!11111 111)! Ont' null' ol c• ly IIII II (S Sl.1tP l ~oulr• 1~ I fly .tp(Hllll lmt•nt ll lliHJl'hnut I HtJl'lt ·d 1\11 ll ll/11'1 ,1! 11phD P11ced c!ectnc opcnpr Nu P l11wn $59 1100 CO'JI'rtd Outstand"'' RRanc h 1um1rs [ 1h h.tl hs rlcn \fl W1 r1p, 100m , plu s large ldrlu lv room Bt>t~ulli u !ly deroraled f ull lrn CADMUS WATERLOOAREA - Rt 141 Morlr111? bedroom homo Mastel bedroom 12'x1 6' w11h walk 1n closet Fam1ly room 16'x29 flrerJace 111 sert wrth bk>we1 liVIng 100m I J'x22 lai)(e COU ll try kitchen a beatrty, everythmg 1ncluchngnew nld !ashton cookstove Pabo Rural water Must e<~ tns.te to app rec~ate #279 TRY OFFER' 5 tooms and ba th Mooern kitchen WtXXlb01ner Eoctnc baseboard heat Two mobl~ home pads. Three se pl~ lank' Ru~a l wate1 One acre of land I 'h m1les lrom Hotze1MediCal Cenler $30,000 #278 IIIDillEPORT - Remodeled older 2 story home witlf31!edrooms. mam bath, k itc ~en d1n1ng room, l1ving room V1n~ siding, almost new 100! Natural gas heal part basement Older l car garage Priced 1n the 30's H287 ., JUST LISTED! MAKE HISTE to v"w lh5 aHr t1ve thlee bedroom, 2 bath, double w1de Permallflnl foundabbn Approx ~ acre Rurallyaler Call today • . H~90 NEWLISIING - OWNER fiNANCING - Locailod Ro ut~.: \60 Otrll •• hOI Ill' Ihat '"' neat l lean and ( hf'f'tlu! 4 ht'tlroorns 3 upsla1rs I dow nsta•rs Be~ l h d111 111~ rt.uH n hvuw 1om11 k•l r:hrm sew1n~ ruorn ;) U(l ~•hill¥ In ,,ood torflli llO/ldor illl rn d ~ t l itli l11' ' #299 NEW LISTING - SOUTHlRN PLANIATION 7 Not qu•le hut IIi! \ !he 'ifylf' oil liP'iOulh Perfect lor .1 l.trr," farmtv, ~>n te r1am••1~: ur IUS! to en1oy thiS lwmt· Has r~ll tilt! rn1X1e111 conVI'lllCII!:CS 17 acrts w1th pa c;twe. small crrek pond bam 2 o ut~ u•kl1r1~~ SOmP llllatllr• ,,, re,t ~t> Located 111 Gre!' fl !own~h1p ~" #300 WANT A SMAll fARM1 Urte '""' honlf•sle"rl and JS e n1o~a!Jle acres Appt ox /0 acres crop land tolJ;tC l Obasr I hi' tt''ll ls fl.l "ilwr .111d woods I ower twcnt•e:. #267 f iNISH THI S ON E' - 11,,,. 1IJ" ulilul hon11• al the Pd._,,, uf woods 5 Art••> murc ot !t.-ss 3 bed •om '> ? l•r~JJI<~c~s I at• at rmssth•lit•es #204 2111 ACRES - 11101(' or IP<;.., 111 tile v•llaMe of ll1dwcll Ru1,11wale~ Sio"v,e IJU1IIi111g Sevml leet ol lron!aQe No wslflcllon~ #201 DUPLEX 5~8 THIRD AVENUE - Lellhe 1ncome hom IhiS property pay !011tsell Each •de halt 2 bedrooms. large formal d111'1n& bath, k1tchen Fenced back ya~d Separate entry V1nyl sdln& Both • des presen tly occup~d W282 ' IANGSVIUE AREA - 2 bcclloom home With aluminum. sd 1n ~ LIVIng 1oom. kJichen. bat~ screened rn porch Gas lumC~ce Cellar OOuse and I \1 acre Pnced at $22,000 Located at Crouser Road . • ' . #Ln I 'l l STORY FRAME Willi ' P~ro< . 2''' ac1es flome l1as 3 IJedroom' la~ge k1lchen hv11tg toom w11h hreplace. I bath and pail basement I hiS horne overlooks the nver and puced at $~~.000 H256 uat0.PJCIIIIaD.rJWDI"TLJ OWJIIIS JlJID OPIUTIO 1982 Un1urv 2 t Rul Esta :c Cofpouulon .u lru stn for lhr NA F /Ill ,m\1TM W:t<kmatks 01 Crmu ry 21 Rtal- E$181,. Co rporatiOn Equal Hous1ng Dpporl~ G'J �/ 69 For Sale ot Trade 64 Hay & Grain Hay. for sale. square baklos. 1 975 Buick Electra 2 -d r .. PS, PB, AC. AM- FM staro t1 .850 or trade for cattle , · firm equipment of equer volua. Coli 448-4537. Road I Edi · Delivery available . Cell446- 6566. . Round bales of hay f or selo delivery available . 1 .~00 lb. bales, $20 a bale . Call 446 -6668. Autos fo• Sale Bush hog in good shape t .326 &: older modellnterna· rional tractor (needs work) 11.200. Call 446 -0855 dayo llo 448-4267 evon. · Farmall Cub with , cultiva · tor~, exc. condition . •2 .200 firm . Cell after 6, 614 -379 - 2668 . New Holland Hay Baler. Model 268, .used-very little. Srored inside. Excellen1 con· dition . 814-9119 ·2558. Autos for Sale 1975 Buick Eloctra 2 dr ., P.S. PB. AC . AIYI · FM .stero t 1.860 or trade for cattle, farm equipment of equal value . Call"446 -45 4 7 1975. Mustang 4 spd , goOd cond ., $1 , 200 . Call even ing• 446 -4231 . by larry Wright 1978 Pontiac Firebi;d Espit, PB. and AM -FM stero If'S No\ sro;~eo~ IH11r's stoa tape . Calf 446 -2100. 1980 Muda W. Va. RX -7. GS Ju':>1 '111e WAY 3-\e ('G()i:.':> I modet., 42 ,000 miles. in excellent condition . 5 speed trens. reel. seats, AC , cruiae Autos for Sale • ~atang lira_. faatbaf;:k . new .exhaust. 289 auto .'. runs good . *1 ,396. Call exhaust 1· velour 'int ., cruise. good cond . Cail 614-367- 0457. 0 446 -8161 weekdays after 6 :00PM or -weekend!l all day . 1949 Plymouth Coupe. Has ·been maintained tn good mechanical cond . Orive ·a nywhere. 5995 . ·Call 446 - 1973 VW Super Beetle. Good body , tuccellent run ning condition . 81 , 300 . 0316. 1979 Olds Cutlass Su preme.air . ps. pb , auto. V -6 . am -fm . cauette, new tires , ex .cond . 42 . 000 mile1 . lessexpeneive cars. On S.R. 124 in Langsville. Oh . 614- 742 -2734 . • 74 ·c orvette. 29.00 . miles, e~c . cond . T·top. 304-875 - 85300. 448-13.87 or 4468084. 71 1980 CHEVY Monza, 4 cyl .. 304-875 -1714. 1978 FoR'D Grond TOrino . poWNr at"ring • brek•s. elr. vinyl top. runs good, 304- 882-2881 . 1981 Chavy Luv 4-WD. 18;000 rnileo. 4 Opd ., AMFM. 8-trilck, $6.000. Coli 446-2156. 19,000 mi. ps,p.,. air, am~ . fm cassette, hd . frt. suap. chrome rear stp. bumper .. chJOJ'le brush guard A· lights, new wheel• ·&radials, 1978 Scottsdale truck 4x4 like · neW . inside & out. 350. s4.495. C11181'4-379- 66 FORD for parts 614 - 448 -7152. 76 MONTE Carlo. ~U'Ford F 1 50 6281 . pickup , 3ct'4 - 875 - Motorcycles Home Improvements \977 81 Harley Oavidlon DotiOn pickup, flberglau Spor1a1:ar. $3,000. or trade. •1300. 304-1176-2563. Call eveni"91 after 7 pm. 614-949-2446 . . A 1 hI o n • U p,1 o n R d . 1981 Hondo Pooiport. Exc. Furhl•hed· ~ u _n~urni•hed, cond. 200 miles. 814·992- _150.00 momh pl~s depooh- 3710 altor 4 p:m: Ulill1ill, 304-1175-4088. 1:-:::-::--_;_;____ 73 Y;•11• & 4 W.O. Spor'atef. one cond . 12,900. 61 1.979 Dodge D-50. oxcollem cond. Call 614-2586091 . ~- 446-4915. -74 585 -2260. John L. Betts. Motorcycles 1974 Yamaha Enduro dirt replacement• /:;==;;::::====== 75 Boats and -· RON'S Te .. vi1ion Service . Specializing in Z_ &nith and Motorole, Que 676 :n r ,-2398 end houae calla. 'Call Motors for Sale -:--- - - - - , - - - - - - RINGLE'S SERVICE axpe rienced roofing. including hot tar appliution, carpen · ter. electrician. mason . Call parts. firar •eoo takes it. Cell814-256-1379. 1 982 Hartey Davidson low 304 -675 -2088 or 675 4580. . Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes . Pumps Sales end Service . 30t4,- 896· 3802 . By factory direct . light· weight, fibergla1s Scamp 1978 Honda Trail 70, good " 13' & 1 travel trailers & cond ., 1225. Call 411619' 6th wheel . Call now STEAMER 814 -446- 2107 . a· •w toll lrea 1-800-346-4962 E & R Tree Service, fully ln'aured , free ' estimates . Phone 614-367 -0636. call altor5. for free brochure end SAVEl ----~C=====~~~ Real Estate-General Livestock Angus bulls 1 to 3 yr1 . old. excellen1 blood line, Sla1e Run F&irms, · Jackson,Oh . LACKBURN Call614-288-6395 or 814 286-1787. Chlanlna bull, sire of el!cel 'fent club 'calve•. Call 814 · REALTY 388-8287. Reg.l atered HerefOrd· 'w ith Simmentel cross heifer caJt · at side, ~-' Siml'nental heifer' with Simmental bull calf at · 1ide. Ben Bickers Double 8 . " . ' . 446-0008 Farm. Coll614 -387-7727. 83 ••• .KQ • Q 10 9 7 · 6~02 Co~Jd f·artner have the club ace? I so , no problem. But what if partner's card is the . • A l O4 ' +Ql016 ~ . ,..K :12 dub king ? Now the defense m\&St get after clubs or declarer Will simply draw trumps and give up to the heart ace and the remaining good hearts SOUTH UKQ 7\l • ., tJB lonnie Boggs Excavating . Dozer, backhoe , . dum. P· truck. Wortt by hour or job. Cl!lll 448~7903 . I and backhoe serVice. Baae- smart enough to know thai will eliminate the lOSer in the club suit. So you lead a low club at · tri ck three. Right ? No wrong! If you !~a d a low cl ub declarer will insert the nine to force partn er's king. Declarer will w 1n with the ace, draw trumps ending in his hand, and play ,a cl ub toward dummy's ja ck. Y ou ' ll take the queen. bUt now the losing eighl of hearts.goes on tht.> jack of cl ubs. Wha t can. l ou do? Make the unnatura piny of \h(' d ub queen at tr ick three. I f decl ar er wins and leads another club, partner will win the ki ng and cash the settin g tnck with'· the heart ace . Your play sacrifices your queen. but develops the l'ommuni<,:atiua · h> th£' East hand to dcfc al the contra("\ Oh yes . Thret' no- trump wou ld have been col d. your partner would hllrdly !Nl':WSPAI' ERfNTt:RI'RISE ASSN I Vlllnerable: Nei ther Dealer· South West North ' ~ SI P.1SS z+ t+ Pass Pass p,., 'i)ass ,.,. So u\h l 'ass ment. footer•. landtcaplng, driveways, farmorponds 6 1 4 -742 - 2407 742-. 8 , ~ :~i==~~~;;;=== Opening lead: •K By Oswald Ja co~y and Jamu Jacoby & Refrigeration 1- - - - ' ' - - - - - DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR . Guaran teed work. Call anytime 614 -258-6820 or 614 266-1207. 1- - - - - - - - - - SERVICE call City Furniture If you 'd like to try your lur k at a -defensive problem . cover up the Eas t a nd Sout h hands. Your ki ng o( hearts holds the opening lead, w1th partner pla yi r'! g the (our You continue W'ith the q u~ . par tner pla ys the 10 'ifnd declarer the jac k. You 'rl' 85 85 Now hauting limestone tor drivaweys. top soil for yards General Hauling 1-------------------JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Call 614 -387-7471 or 514 -3.67-0591 . Need something haulftd ewa~ or something m.oved7 We'll do it. Call446 - 31 59 or 614-256-1967 alter 6. General Hauling llo fill dirt. Call 614-387 - G JIMS Will "haul any kind of material hom 2YlT to ST . Call Leroy Caldwell, 448-4861 . T & T Trash Service. 86 .00 monthly. Call 814 -949 2973. Realty Reglatered Quener Hone . Ruth ReeVes. · Also grade . . Saddlel , bridles, winter horse blanke1s. Western 446-3636 WATER SERVICE . 86 87 ACROSS I P111Ce lor combat 6 Free enter- tainment 11 Cooked in o ven lngredlenl 86117 after 3 p .m . 3 1 Preposl!lon 32 Cereal 33 ,Fondle 34 your lamily into this beauty The 13611 sq. ft. of living space includes 3 Brs, l'h _baths. kitchen, dinette, laundry, large LR witl1 WB ftreJjace _PlUS a 2 car garage. $49.900. Real Estate General PRICE REDUCED TO $56,900! . Exc~lenl cattle • --~-- 132 acres m-1, mostly c~an h1M paslure, good ·•fe'n""" Ill siOfY home, 5 rms. & bath, largebarn. Iron!:; on 3 roads in_Walnut ~- -- -- 011£ OF VINTON'S .FINESl- L011ely I ~ story bri:k includes 5 BR's, 1\\ baths, LR wMJ fireplace, kib:hen & dinette. full basement & a well landscaped corner lot Call for apPjnlroont FAIIIER'S FARM - 1\piJDx. 50 acres near Vinton. All clean crop & paslu1e Ia~. remodeled 3 BR home, 6Dx80 bam, 2sios ~ormer dailY farml. 1mnts on 2 rds, large pond. SEE THIS ONE BEFORE PlOWING TIME. $49,000. FINISH THIS ON£ YOURSEL~ AND SAVE MONEY - Appro•. 10 'acres, mostly flat land near Rodney, 28x60 unfinished house witfllull basement Lois ol ~ntial baths, illS FA lurnace, Ca{peting new k~'chen and la-ge level lot in Racine. Only 120.000. NEAR PARK - 5 room Middlep!JI home being reoovated. Equipped kitchen, 2 berooms. bath, and level lol Sinall down payment and you may be able to assume. ,I NEAR MIDDlfPORT - Small hMdyman's 4 rooms and bath, rural water, woodburnng chimney and 3 ciCres. Only. SU.OOO.OO, can you beat thai! ·- 992-3116 :l'~O:l "ltlrro: :i. to 1111 bur. 0 01 ousing Headquartets HOMESTEAD HERE or use a hunbng lodge, vacation home. etc. Rust~ log home is buiH lrom hand hewn beams and has asleepmg loft. mo.1e_rn balh large stone firpelace and approx. 14 acres ot wOOds in the Wayne National F01est Wra la nd aiailable. Easy Terms. OHIO RIVER IDTS FOR SAL£- Located 3 mi~ below Ell'elia Dam. Ide~ lor camping, buildngor mobile h(J11es CaD Ranny !lackbum. . RECREATION LAND - 25 acres m/1, mosfly woods, fronts on Utile Raccoon Cleek & Stale Rout~ 325 near Tycoon Laka $15.000 . NEA'R NORTH GALLIA HIGH SCHOOL - 5.29 aq;es m-1, approx. 2 . acres cleared, balance wooded 3 BR 14•70 rmbile home in good condiliof,, carpeted througflout. stove & relrig stay. Bargain prced at $25,000. Cal tlr . appointment . NEW umNG - $39,500 .- Be the first to see th~ bargan priced ranch witfl 3 BR's, balh. large GAh~ TOWNSHIP- CENTRALLY LOCATEDkib:hen, 12d8 LR. 101118 tamiy rm. & laundfY. 112 acre larm has !rentage on State Route 588. l.llCated on a flat lot in Centl!nafY. Fairtietd Centiina!Y RoaQ & Vanco Fairtietd Rd. Excellent for farming or development Older 5rm. HOLIDAY PAliK - 2 mping lots, tumt.hm 26 8, bath, also included. Owners Will consider selling ft. Tr«wrod tr.avel Inlier, sheler housa liii~ smaller tracts ol short teim financm~ lj;all fgr roore buldng. tounty watl', sewer, access to R~ inlormation. ' Creek. l'liC!d lor qui:k sale · OWNER FINANCNG - Large 1ns!Jited 9 room home. 2 NEW USTING- Bram new brick ranch, 3 nice bedroom~ . 1~ bath, laree eitcio 'kitchen. living room, 28'1114', garage & 2 acres for 0<1IY $38.000. SECLUDED COUNTRY SETTING. LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL! Let US' show you tho new 3 BR. 2 bath double garage home wilh !l'ler 1700 SQ. fl of livmg area Just right lor the large family that needs ample spacecOther features are natural wood siding. heat pump, range, relri~ . OW & disp. Can be purchased with 2 acres or 40. Located in Green Township. 41 Cu t ol m eal 42 Winter 11ehlcle 43 Male lurkey 45 Wal!z 46 Sumerian city 47 Sha ded walk .tiS Period ol -time · ,~',;<i;;;-.:t.n blick ranch, from lhe gracious entrance toyer . the ·. equipped k~chen you'l ~ve th~ home. 14x241iVtng room w1th l~replace. plush carpet. 3 baths. All the extras. cen. vac.. intercom. trash compactor.drapes. 2 car garage wtth auto opener pus 24x26 storage bldg. Under $100.000'1ust listed! . NEAR POMEROY-- aass~ Cape Cod sl'iling. 3 BR. I ~ bath~ BO Narrow W~EN 81 Obeae 62 Bend 64 Former opening symbol lor dysprosium 65 French ar'tlcte 86 Bound 87 Revealed OWNERS MOVING - MUSl S.ELL - 3 BR, I ~ bath ranch. bum by one ol the area's to~ builders. fine qual~y lhroughout Comb. lamily room - krtchen wMJ range, d~hwasher & d6posal, attached garage with storage, automat~ opener. central air oo_ nd. Now~ the · time to get a super deal on lhis fine home. Posstble mortgage assumption. City schools. BEAUTIFUL BRICK - Eoormous lamily room wrth custom buitt fireplace. ~iling fan, equipped kitchen has dishwA<hor range and refrigerator. Snack bar separates kitchen lrom dtnlnj area. 3 bedroom~ II! balh~ ulra large uti6ty room wrth ample ~orage. 2 car garage. Nearly an acie. Kyger Creek area. Th~ home is in e.Cellent wndition . $48,000. br~ k $34,000 NEW LOW PRICE - Over 5 acres. rerrodeled 3 beloom home has plush carpet throughout Eat<n k~ wrth·range and relrig. Hooie is immacl,jate_OrE car iilrage. 24x36 'lfl! bam Home is klcated on small .h• with nice - ~ew of surrounding area Kyger Creek Schools some nice tilla , timber, m1ner~ \ $45,000. Excellent downtown locatioo. 2 siDiy bldg. witl1 over 1400 sq. ft oo first floor, 2BR apt I· BJ.I:Iairston . . Eve. 446 4240 on semnd. Frootai!B on high' traffic street. Plus over 1300 sQ. fl . •!Jfdg. suitable lor storage, etc. lrontina on alley. BUILDING LOI$ - BeauWul country s«tin~ $1.500 down ·payme11t at 12%. Two lots surveyed, blacldop road, rural water Milllle. $8.500 ' • co lloq . 73 Las tly 74 Tu rki sh fo rward standard 76 Stri ps o! to 64 Small boll omed a boat s . B7 Merg anser GO Encou raged 92 Emm et 93 Su b sequen tly to 95 Wallow lhrough m ud 97 Appea rance 98 Part a t " to be.. 99 Rupeos. abbr . t Ot Scr11wny person 103 Solemn p m m ~se lintel 1 10 Harasses 11 2 Unlock 11 3 Meadow 114 Symbol for tellurium 11 5 Saucy 117 Schemes 118 Couple 119 Clayey earth 120 Article 121 Body ot water 123 Sainte: Bbbf. 124 Circular plate 1\9 CoUi tS 90 E11clumatton 01 Pri n tor' s moasuro JO Pos t 3 1 n omnn roll tl 33 Perllllrllll(l !:14 Nob lemnn 96 cOm pass poi nt 96 Soa m Asia 99 Rumors lo p l ifl i Sfl!liUIIl 35 Oo'-Jol e 134 Be loro 136 Gasp l or orouth 137 Atlhls piaco 138 Pr oal · 100 V iHI Ct,- 102 nasp onl lroly 36 Slall orr, 104 He r OIC 37 So11 oos even t 105 Mlcrobo 39 Equali ty 1\ 1 Volcanic read or' s morK 139 Stonm sh!P 42 106 Bog ged dawn '107 Pu nls honent emnno t1011 Ct11nmey carb on a bbr 44 \ lg h l rttln 140 Paradise 14 1 Man's num o. 142 Be b o rne San f~·s llotpar s ness to 133 Go ll mound noble BI Al rlcen antelope B2 Var iet y ol lel!uce stoves B5 Flat- 23 Ache 25 Dovourod 27 Aospondod 28 Boars wi t· roc k 132 Sphoroid 79 Mohammed an 68 22 ESCOf l ocl 13 I Pu i'-JOrtlOd leather 104 Black boats on the Ohio lrom the lront porch. Shown by appointment WE RECENTLY ,.;d-lhe home next door there were many disappointed buyers who wa~ted too long and missed out. Th~ r . home is in the same excellenl neighborhood and IS pnced tose)l.ll you are interested, better hurrj! One ~OIY lrame wtth steel sidm& eat·~ ~tchen formal dining, 3 bedrooms. l.llCated at 154 Second Ave. Walk to grocery, downtown shoppioi. $31,900. ! 105 Clu tc h 108 Slender 58 OrQpey 125 Solid 126 A state abbr 127 En ci rcled 129 Look ve ssel 1 Parent: 49 Renovate 57 Per.f!llt vin~ ~din & central air wnd., beautiful throughout. Walch the COIIIERCI~L BUILDING - SOLUTION 69 Sa il ing 51 Rodents 52 Note o f scale 53 Climbing plant 54 Aquatic bird 55 Sunshade 154 ACRES. ttnth Ga~i are<i, rollin$ ~nd~ excellent producing larm. Modern tri-level home, good bUIIdis:lences. One ol Gan~ Coonly's better larrns. • 446-3643 Lean-to 35 cflr 36 Guides 38 l!erate 40 Spread tor drying 121 ACRES - Walnut Twp., rights incl. ~ IMluse. 614 / 949•2686 SUNDAY PU-ZZLER 29 Willow 30 Beer you "'IJYil Painting Parking Lot Stripp ing Sandblasting · spray Pa inting Waterb_lasting _ Texture Coatings Paper Hanging FULLY INSURED - FREE ESTIMATES l04-675 -4i64. .broken . 1000. 814 -667 - P~~MENT w~llet Industrial, Commercial, Residential, Interior and Exterior . MOWflEY.S UpholltQry Rt . 1 SoX . 1·2 4, Pt. Pleiisant, 1 registered yeerllg colt . Exc . breeding . Hal1er C( GHEEN'S PAINTING INC.. ... 1183 Sec . Ave .. Gallipolis . 26 Aoc klish 27 Sun god ~~,rJ:~iij NO POINTS- NO CLOSNG Collnttes 446 -7833 or 448-1833 . 986 -4107 . NEAT AND ClEAN - CONVENIENT IN TOWN LOrATION - 2 BRs, 12x!B LR, lar!ll klcoon & di~ng area wrth range, refrig. & disp., laun<l'y wrth wasoor & dfYer, new carpel. elljlensive drapes, carport, gas he<i, humidrr~r. dehumidifiet, air Ct!ler, central ~r. Watch loo Blue Devil footbal g""es hom tie Iarge rears111 deck. SSO.OOOP1.0, $37,500. COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 82x80 all ~eel construction with fireproof insulation. Overhead cr!l~ has office & baths. F01merly used lor boat sales·& repair. Located across from Silver Bmge Plaza wilh · acress1rthe -Ohio River. Potentiat•onllmlted Cal ~anny Black~um • Serving Galli!"& Meias 691 Mlller' Drive 446·2642 Free Estimates Upholstery 23 Ind igent 24 Short sloep . !wildings 2495. 20 Hermit 21 Hauled wv. 446-0855 511 Secor<! Ave .. Gallipolis M . H. Repair 18 Dwells 19 Lasso REGISTERED Her•fordcat · tie Slllle. Jackson County Hereford Association. Frl · day. April 8th .· 7 :30 p .m . Livestock Market . Fairplain, siding Howmet Patio Covers · Howmet ~creen rooms Mobile home awnings Aluminum utility Complete Mobile Home re pair · work . Phone 614 -742 - 3 regi-.tered polled hereford cows. All with lrd. calf . t&~poir . Dissolutioos or Uncontested Divorces $350.00 (Cilsts included). Wills $25.00 Small Estates $350.00 Wl"dOWS Storm windows & doors Aluminum & vinyl 7397. Audrey 'canaday, Realtor 446-3636 ·Diana Pearson. Realtor 675-4004 25 Locust St., Gallipolis, Ohio oltor May 26th . 814 -985 4346. Nu· Prime replacement TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 6 Suffolk Finn croll awes . 1 yearling Suffolk ram . Can show production records. L•Bonte's QUell F8rm . Ma ture qu•if now being sold . Eggs available with notice after Mev ht . Dav old chicks available with deposit HAMLIN KING AITORNEY-AT-LAW 7101 . . ·Canaday booto. 014 -898-3290 . r . Call Jim Lanter . 304 -675· Real Estate-General Call 614-245-9596 . r: Bill'~ C.ll 4464515 or 446-0445 Al1tr 4:30p.m. 1 H I' au ong SS enera Season DisAll sizes 111d weiillt :tfo(> IMPROVEMENTS r::::========T;:;;::::;==~;:::;:::::-I 304-876-2808 . 11 --===~==::::=== good. That 's· for the defense. Where is the fOurth ? but • 63 an_d tric~s RUSS AND MAX ~ MHtble. Call 101 free estimlles. Call 614-669-3711 or 614-669-5931 with the 10 while ~dld i ng the eight, SO you know the deClarer has thi.t card remaining . three EAst WEST Excavating 2068 . coon!~ Well .JH • J83 CLEANING. FURNITURE CAPTAIN ,. ED 'S APPliANCE REPAIR ESTIMATES, rider. Call814-256 -8205. 2470. - - - - - - - - l c- lNG . Fomerly Dewitt• • Plumblng . C1ll 814 -3870676 . SEWING Machine repairs, a&rvice. Authorized Singer Sale1 & Service Sharpen Get your carpet in ship Scisaors . Fabric Shop , ahape. Waterremoval. FREE 1 _ P_ o_ m_er_o_v_._9_ 9_ 2-'·~,_2_8_4_._ _ 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers 10. tAK or '448 -2454. NEW Johnson 6 HP motor, 2 fuel tanks, coat $849 ., .. crifice $67.6 . Phone 304- t-:t.-n t . 976~2 -i~~~~!~;t,~~ 0~u~n,;· ~;,:;;;::;:~;;;;-b:u;;;;;;; Meigs Excavating bull dozer its screens. storm for niaidential or commer · cial. Call 81 4 ··2 56-6644. bike, 2,900 miles . Cell468 - 882 -3376 altar 5. 1997. 76 Auto Parts 1976 Su1ukl 650 has ·been 8t Accessories reeked, make offer. Call 458-1997. TOPPER lor short wide bed, flbreglass. $200. 304-875 1980 Hondo CR125 dirt 6839. bike, exc. cond .• many new 62 Wanted to Buy ' Irwin' • Gills Service makes 75 DODGE Powerwagon, 1A ton. ctuD cait good condi- .. +J Coli 614-388-9857. 'HJme . -M•intenan~e Handyman Service. Alto remodel ing &. room addltiona. Call Real Estate-Geooral Test your defense NORTH JIM'.$ PLUMBING llo HEATMetcum Roofing & Spout· lng , 30 years experie!lce. apecializing in built up roof. Yard Fencing Sale Specilll follow to the second trick Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 44&-3888 or 448· 4~77 · oxp. Call 114-388-9862. 72 Ford Bronco 4-WD, -A-1 CB 900 Honijo. 1980. 3o4 -' c:Ond., U,OOO . . Coli 814- 676-6398. 311MP13. · 1982 Suzuki G& 1100, 300 mlloo.. 304-675-7979. tion, U ,OOO. 304 -676 2377. F &. K Tree Trimming, 1tump removal. Cell 87&-1331. PAINTII\IG • Interior 8nd exterior, plumbing. rooting, some remodeling . 20 yrs . 1978 JHp 'h I PU, V-8, NEW Se Vsed Hervestore Structures. Automated li.veatock feeding -computer feeders . Call collect 614 - 63 The BRIDGE .. STUCCO PLASTERING toxturod c.iillngo commer- 82 Pl'umbing ciol onll reoidontiol. free & Heating "'1imoioo. Coli 614-258·' - -:==-:-::--:::-::;-r.:.:;:;;r 1182. CARTER 'S PLUM.BING ANO HEATING bedroom trail..- on ' auto. 4 -WO, PS. PB, many extras . Cell446· 0616 . Home Improvements· wp 304-876-~3,96 . Real Estate-General 74 1980 ' 2430. SM to aw.cllt•. lttarp 73 TWo Trucks for Sale 1979 Ford F160, 4 wd Tnic;ka for Sale 75. Dodge Van customized. Real Est-ate-Gefl.llral W. Va. Autos for Sale ltenderd shift. .37,000 miles. 32 to 36 ~PG , 3192. S9500. 448 -8064 -446 1387. a 6.14 -992 -2849. Foreman~ U1ed Cars . Fo~ l981 VW Rabbit autometic. 4 dr ., am -fm, crui~ control. ·36 ,000 miles. Exc . cond. ·1975 Mustang II tcyL 8uto . 1976 Uncoln . Contint,!]~l trans. PS . PB. axe . body. Mark 4. 614 -l42-G!12S. 80 T-bird l1&w tires. brakes. 0 Autos for Sale 11 .6 ib. · Call 614 -245 9106. 614 -992 -3710 oftor 4. 814-246-9423 eva. ' 71 ., • · April3, 1983 72 71 66 C(ll · $6,500 .00-87,000 00 . Call 71 KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• redbird package. AC . PS . Good nlixed hay . Fir1t &. control, diac·brekes . AM -FM 1econd cutting. ~ 1 . 50 per atero. power antenna. alum · bola. 614-992 -6035 . inum whMis . trip odometer , and more. Blue book listed &7 ,725 .00 . ~ will sell for 81 • 71 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea$0nl, • • 1983 -' . · · ' ' .. • • .. .• / l ' I 109 Gi rl' s namu 1 1 1 Unskilled pi 4 7 SpeochloSo; oc tor 4M 1 ra mp s 112 Ktln 113 I- at of s wlno 116 L n b ol fas hio n 144 lrwon !Or 146 Lyric poem 49 Badgerhk e 118 An clont Bri ton 148 Matc.hed 149 Mos t tnsa11o 54 w a~t1os 55 lJr8llilnn 143 Womun ol mamm nl 50 h1S l ru m en \!' ostuttry 56 PluntJmud· -59 Church i ofiiCIUI:J 60 Worble 6 \N oleol scale 150 Sodote 15 1 Frock DOWN l Uni ted by tretal y 6'3 H a~ bOI 2 lr n l tal ed 3 Without end 66 Nolo olll 4 Man·s nickname 5 Adve rb 6 Fish from moving boaI 7 Disturbance sc ale 67 P'reposll lon 68 A mo111h 70 Country ot 8 O rg 11n of 7 1 BespBit er 72 Wine cup Central America hearing .119 Undor - ground 01u::uva110n 122 Wa ntOd 12•1 Nog a les 125 Journey r l o rlh 1?6 Un11S ol u lec tric al measuremon t 126 Ft!Br 130 Cr ony co lloq 131 t:~ebr e w les ll lfal 132 Bundles 135 Her aldry · grall ed tJ7 Conceal 9 Near 10 Mado Into lea ther '- 73 Pert ainin g t1 New!!opaper· iS Movement 142 Take 77 Shall ow unlnw tu lly 143 Deface 144 Centimeter: abbr. 145 Bone 147 AIVOr In man 12 Conjunction 13 Danish l!!oland 14 Besmirch 15 Shaded· 16 Greek teller 17 Down: prefix 2 1 Attitude 10 Fran ce · '-J8SSel 78 Superson ic pla n ~ : Ftbbr 80 Shield 83 British machine gun 86 Fr11gment 138 Quote 140 Porlod ol time Ita ly 148 Physician: ab br. �.... - .... ·- ·~ · " ""'"" ! •I Ohio-Point Gallia deputies · check theffcases - ! - • Jeffrey A. Cox, 17; Gallipolis. Both cars sustained moderate damage In the collision. · An 80-year-old pedestrian was injured when she was struck by a car on Locust Street Friday morning, according lo pollee. Maythome M . Keeler. Gallipolis was treated at Holzer Medical Center and released, accordln~ l oa GALUPOL_IS The Gallla County Sheriff's Department is investlga'ting S..ver~ l recent thefts In the county. Keith Payne of Bidwell reported his 1977 Oldsmobile was stolen from The Place Saturday moming. Payne said he went into The Place about 3 a.m. and when he retu med. the car was gone. A Rt. 1, Cheshi rP man told deputies an AM -FM casscttesl.l'reo was stolen from his 197'2 ChPvrolet . sometinnP Friday. -Mark Harrison said two spmk _ers, a power booster and 12 casette tapes were also taken. Tot a! va lueof the Items Is about $217. Gerald Fe)lure reported a 20-inch girls bicycle was stolen from the rear of his .lackson Pike apartment Thursday night of Friday mvrnin~ . The bike is va lued al.~. Ga llipolis City 1-'ollcc cited .John W. Barcus. 4:1. HI. 1. G<! Uipolis for failure to yield after a-collision at I he intersection of :;;prucc Str('('t and Second Avf'nur Friday aftf'rnoon. Accordin g to policr, Barcus .was east bound on Spruce at 12: !i9 p.m . whPn hqiuiiPd onto Second i\vl'nue and into !h(' path of a car driven by • nursing supervi.sor. P(JiiCe say Kevin D, McFarland; 23, Gallipolis. wa.• waiting to turn from Locust Street onto Second Avenue. when he backed uptoavold traffic. striking Keeler . McFarland was cited for Im proper backing. The following were also cilc'Cl by po lice Friday and Saturday: SP\'eding: .James D . Duty, 38, Rt. 1. Patriot; Christ ine R. Haffell, 18, Rl.2. Crown Ci-ty; April L Cuny,20, Callipolis; Steven W. Wandling, 2.1. Ga llipolis. Robert D. Herdman II . 18, Rt. 4. Ga llipolis. reckless opera tion; David D . swne. 20. Leon. W.Va .. fic'licious rPgislra Jion and defectlvP ex ha ust; and Robert A. Sommerville. 1:1, Ca llipolis, fa ilu re Ia obey stop sign . WHA l A BUY ON THIS DELUXE FEATURE PACKED UPRIGHT ~~@®/® MORE POWER Pair seriously injured in cycle-car accident Ci\LUPOLIS ~ Two P<.'rsuns werP .s£'r iously in jurrtd wh•:m a cCJr and motorcycle collided head -on in Meigs County Friday n lghl, I h<' Gallipolis post of lh<' Stale Highwa y Patrol report s. Tiw driver of the motorcycle, Robert P . Wood . !>5,ol l.ongl3ntlom, wa!-i Jistcxl in poor rondi tiom at Veterans MPmorial llospit al SL!.turday allernoon . f;erald 1-lf'nn••n. 2:1. or l.ynclhu sl'l, the dr i vf'~ of fh(' ot hPr V<'hi<'IC', w ;1s _ list<'<'\ in -~ tal11<' condil ion, ac·conl ing io a nursing supt•!visor. ·. •· Troopers sa.v Hcnnl"n was trav••l 1983 W. Va. SAVE S40 l Annual egg hunt today MIDUI.l':PORT--Mcmlw"' ol u ,.. Middi .,JM>rt - Pmowro~ lu>tary C'hoh Wl"'d.pp4-d up final chon~ fo r thl'ir IUU1Ual Ea.' l<'' o•gg hu nt, b1 IH• I14'hl at 2 p.m . Loday at (;t!llt'rl~ llartingt•r PW'k, wht.'fl they met •'rlolay night a) the home of Rcm arol Fultz. TI•e group P"''P'o.ro.J some titMI pla."itlc eggs, t ·~u:h (j mhdn ing a pri1A' sUp, for tooluy's <'Vl'nt lUlol toro•Jl<LrL'Il the gold, sUver tUld hroll1.4' t·~~~ whic h JU'L' worth n .-h prtm• of $:!5, $111 Wlll $5, re< JM'clivl!ly . F ood, pn>p;.U't:..>d hy W OIIU~II uf Jlt•itlh Unitt'<I \Methodl~t «'hun ·h, W<L"i _....,rvL'Il . ing east on Ohio 248 at 6:40p.m . when his vehicle went off the r ight side of the road. He came back onto the roadway. swerved Into Ill<' westbound lane and struck WOod head-on. The pat rol cited 1-l enncn for rPck less operation. Both vehicles susta ined hf'avy damagf". Patrolmen cited Dona ldS. Mill<"r. l ~t. of Callipolis for failu re to kN'p assut«l clmr dls lanee after a mi shap on Ohio lliO inc ;aU,ia County l'riday . . Mii-!Pr was nor thbound at 10: 11'1 " ·m. whf'n hf' ff'polif-dly sii'U<'k Ihe rf'<.&l' of i.l car dr ivf'n by Ruym ond 1.. Pmni nr,1on, 2:1. of Ga llipolis. P<'n ni ngton. ha<l slopped l o tum fpfl wh(•n thr accidf'nt occurred. Mi iJPr's car was slig htly damagPcJ and Penni ng1on ·scar f"('('{'ivC'd .. 6.5 AMP MOTOR •Exclusive VibraGroorger II Beater Bar. Over 20.000 Pulsations a Minute to get deep down into carpet •4-Way Dial-A-Nap ·*Brilliant Headlight •Dual Edge Kleener •Deluxe Top rooom• . Sag. · Free • Cox's leen Board members Beth H~wks !tom Buckeye Hills and Andcea K1eslrnr, tram Gall1a Academy show a new add1~on In the famtly of fin~ btands at Cox's Th1s lian g Ten gro up ~ tusch1a tnmmecl <n wh1le and has p1eces to take you from the cunnmp, !tack or temtt' coun straighl tnlo !he cla;sroom. Look lot other great Han~ len groups as tht ~ season progresses. ·· SIZES s,M-1 $1600 to__$3500 . A guide io local . Televis~o~ programming April 3 thru April 9 ,. .. Includes complete ·... •. SIORf. HOURS Monday tluu S.llurd.ly 10.00 lo 8.00 Sunda~ 100 to 500 modcratr da mag(' . listing.5 '1\vo ('ars l'ff'P i Vf'(~ modf'ra l£' dama ge when they collidf'fi on U.S. :~:i at 12: :~1 p.m ., uceording to ttu.• patrol. · ' Tr<XlJJ<•rs s:w LotTi i\ . Snowden. lB. of F(utla nd. was wPslbou nd whm shl' a pp l iC'd hr•r brakPs to avo id hill ing J ear in f ront u f ht'r. Her v<'11iC'It' slid intc' t hC' c•ast bound lanf', strik ing" Vf'hiciPdriwn by Rona ld Kain, :t~ . o-f'J'n,y, M ich . · Snuv.·d(•n wa s c it ed fol·drivlng lf'rt of cf'nh·r. Helen J{eddy Pages 3, 4 ..Channel 23 listings included in this week 's guide." A MESSAGE FROM THE BIBLE ... REVELATION'S WARNINGAN D ME~E . Wi lli am II. Kullhn m,m th11 h c•,jrl"/h thc · ''' ''d1 11/ tire• /'H 'f'h, ·q " I riJII m.m 1/r,,// .dd 1111/ u/h, •tc th/1/ ,J.;I. (,,.J 1hJ/ ,lt./d 10111, h,n i/,,. f'l.~; no •t I h11 ,/ r(' 11"'1111"II Ill I IJ/L lmnJ ." .'I 11d 1/ oillj l lh/11 I IJ.1// {,Jh• ,1/l •II (I" !i n! t/)(• II 1•rd I uj /h i t h/J( ,J. 11(1 hn f'~"" ftl •n · )'. (" <d •J,,,fl t, d·c· ,/II .1 )" f,,, /•<lrf ""' •>/I ht• hm ,J> 11( h/t . ,0 1(/ Illif u{ ··h,r llniJ/1 NIJ/1< ;,,,,), _IJ c·l c"/1 <ill)' /I}(' I !U{) r 1/f ,/lid ,.,f/1 tlw ( ''11/1!_1 II It,, h ,,,.1' II Ill/ r/1 Ill I hi I Imil r iRe\/. 22:18,19) I - The Warning: These w01ds ol war111ngate cesln doo to Reve lanotuoowm gwh~ not to be done to 11$ "'wm·,t, u/ /'~"~ 'f;IJ, j J' .. and the conseQuenoos to 00 suff ffed by "',on who diSregards the warn1ng and procedes to ...uld 11' /11 1 u,. ,,,J,, .at·,,, 1" 2.-The Message ot Hope: !he VISIOtts ot the aJXtrnlyJ>ie were not depod~n g the semnd oommg ol Chn~ bul the deliverance ol the i 1r~ ce ntury church !rom sevete tribulal~n s brought upoo her by the wocked oppcessorUurutl>lll. Rumamsm. and • Heathemsm In olh., words. the VISions piCtured lhe vtcttJy ol the church and Ire deslruclton ol her enem1es. RehgM>us JudaiSm tell on the day of Pentecost. wllln Ire church or kmgdom wasestabhshed, but rela~roed het pol~ ca l powe~ uttrl Jerusalem was destroyed. JudaiS m. lrom the day of Pe nlocos~ launched hm dmdly'attacks ag~nsllil! first century chmch. sohcmng help Irani R0111e and the healhms. They marshallEd the• lorces l ~lhet . see ong lo destroy Ihe chutchJtom the tare oil he e.-trth. lllookedas If Ire church waj g~ng to be desl1oyed ami Juda• tn ~dono u s. There appeared very lttle hope leH for thechucch l hese were the daysollnbu laiK>n thrwgh wh1ch the early Chrrsl•ns. ID whom John was wnhnr.. were passmg, "'1."/8 ' 1t' .m· tl)('r tdmh { ,11/1 (' r111/ uJ gr. .lf · IS m,,, . trrbulP11111. 1111d hum,...; 11,11h,~1 rlwn· ndJ t "t . a/J d •ll.ulr · fhou 11 bl/ (• "' lht • hl11oJu{ ''"' l~mli' !Rev. 7. 14) As Chnst sl'lid H1s blood'" much suHenng to purchase Ire chucch. so were !he la1lhlul Chnsl~ans oi lhe ~ ~~cen t ur y sheddmg thor blood 1n much ~uffe nng 011- behaH ollh~ church. The lObes ol lhese hrsl century 'l'artvrs were made wh1te. thai •. ~ven VJCIJYy 1n Ihe blood ci the Llmb because t he~r blood was the blood of the membetS ot H1s sp1rrtual body, the church. 3 - The Prophecies At HaJid: John made 11extremely cleat tn the bl'€tnmng ot ReYelabon that the "N('l d,l/ 111 1/ nf ' j ' l ll' ( h m I .... 11/l/1/ 'ho lt h ( llllft' I, p.lt I "and that "'tiJt' I /11/ ( " II ,If h md"' (Rev 1: 1.3). John declara1 the same truths In hes c~n srEJOarks, st-owi ng that ··,h, · iJJn l.r.t .. whiCh were .., J;,. " ·md• 11/ t h,· pmf'he,"J" of 1JJ,, h111 d.'' (Rev. hi' d~~n, .' "ljtdl "l~~· t ~,!· (u fur '~b,, trnu· 11 ,4/ h.md"" )tdl! l?t.'l' L':/II J .md 11 tTt " /, · b, · c' \t ' tll/l'd ~~ tl;,• 11 1/J ' who tho uld "t"ofl lt' rtiii(J./)' ;\ /ftc/ I r Nt·l . -'-':-'111. ThL f1ruplwne l m /.i_, ,,rJ,lJuHJ J, ·, Jt wub lb,, r·(1nlmttoll "/ II;.• fint a•71ffil1 " dJJa·rh .md leer t' IIL"/1111."1 . ,., .,,·,mlmJ.: Jbe dnodJ tl"llh rtd"')' ,mJ h,.,. t:m ·mit•, 1dtiJ m 111ph·tc• th.!tlmt"ti'.l''· 1:3. 22: 18, 19) • ' null/ ,hu ,.tl) .f.--Tho Restricted Warning: We can read1ly understand why the warning was restncted to Revelation. To have changed ttls message by "tMJdin~-: t(J or ttJPin;.: fm m t/)1.! • "m·d• ." wou ~ have thwarted the confirma~on ot the 'h~e ot victory God promiled lhe earl y chucch. ThiS, the eacl v Christians did n~ need! When men. today, app~ the prophectes of Revelalion to I he second comtng of Chnsl and events trai\Spiring l>.tndtros of thousands Of yea rSlater, they 3fe "uJJrrl~ lu 1111d ;,, ,,;,IJ.i cl ll"d}' jroPJ// bt• ll "fJrd t !if lilt• pn•pfMJ· of tbi• bool• Revela~on) ." lakrng tulfilled. prophecies and-making themappear as being uniulfilloo. fultilkld pc~ecies cann!i be repeated! There is n~ a prophocy in RevelaiK>n .lh ~ mu~ be fuHilled be(ore the secood coming oi Christ! • (For F r~ Brble Correspondence Cour.;e Write... ) Chqpel Hill Church of Christ Bulavlllo' Road • P.O . Box 308 GALlJPOUS . OHIO 45831 . Sund• y M orning Blbl• S1Utty 9 ;30 • Wor1h lp 10:30 Su nd1y Ewnlng Wor1~p 8;0Q w.-.lday E,_lng 7:00 . FIKIIo .. M .. uOtfrom '"-110M" D.. ty.WJ I H 11 :II A.M. '"Th• ChurCh with the Meu•.o•" Show eat Pages 4, 5 1983 BUICK ELECTRA ____ ' , 1982 BUICK LeSABRE LIMITED 3,500 Miles " BRASS HAT CAR " 1979 BUICK LeSABRE LIMITED 4 dr .. 36,000 low miles. WE SOLD IT NEWI Service Record 1982 JEEP PICKUP 4 WD, 4,000 Miles 978 BONNEVILLE 4DR .. S3900 4 Door 21 ,067 miles Local one owner 2 Dr., Loaded Blue 1982 OLDS 88 ROYALE $}488 TOWN 'LANDAU Local One Owner STATION WAGON Loaded . Low Miles SPEOAL 1976 BUICK teSABRE r • Extra Clean, 2 dr.• beige. Clean. Local One Owner $ 1975 v.w. .BEETLE "AS IS" . 1976 FORD LTD ' 4 DR. Book Value $6100 $980 . 1979 MALIBU CLASSIC 1980 CHEV. IMPALA· ~ Hollywood Pages 6, 8 DECISIONS. DECISIONS, DECISIONs - Mulll.ulenledPaul WllllamsHke~l'toley Jlltllabout anytlllnj(,, hm sky dMn(. lle' a-J~ llalrtlled ''Smokey 8Dtllbe Bouldll3" and Ia now lMllll'iJit a LoDdoa maelcal. (API rpbo&o). . . ., .......,,lo Filmeter ·Page 7 Loaded. Low miles '83 Electra Wagon 1981 FORD THUNDERBIRD SPEOAL 1976 BUICK ELECTRA 19n BUICK . ESTATE WAGON . 2,500 miles, black Brown. Local. mature oiNner • White. Local owner '83 Buick Trade-In 1982 CAMARO · BERLIN ErrA 2 DOOR Navy blue. Local one owner 1980 Fl REB IRD ·1980 PONTIAC B_ON_N_EVI LLE COUPE 1981 PONTIAC BONNE-VILLE We .BUY cl.ean local cars and trucks, too! See Us Today!!' - .I .. Serving Gallia, Meigs and Mason _Counties • 0 .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 3, 1983 harrison houdashelt lewis petrie swisher whittington