https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b0e34d458335c7fa89eb2a4f92e0c4c4.pdf 245a14c73053fafbf1fb749a81ae9fc9 PDF Text Text Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 12- The Daily Sentinel Meigs Co~nty h~ppenings Applicants sought ApplicatOns wUI be accepted Monday, May 16, from 9 a. m. to 11 a.m. at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center for the Green Thumb program, an equal oppor!unity employer. The Green Thumb program provide!; employment opportunltes to persons 55 and over and persons with low Income. The program does Lt. Gayle Krider will lead the meeting and Lt. Debbie Davis will be the speaker. Local offlcerscornmlsslonerswill be presented to Mrs. Dora Wining, Outpost Sgt.; Major Glenna Rummel, (R), Home League Program chairman a nd Sunday School teacher a nd Jack Justice, Record Sgt. Special music will be provided. 111e public is bt./ited to attend. ~':~~~revlous work history or Emergency runs . Middleport Unit treated Daniel Middleport Elementary School · .. The Racine Hydro Plant fishbtg closed for the next week while pavthg takes place, according to an official of the Ohio Power Co. Legion to practice The Metgs.Calita Legion team will practice Saturday at noon at Kyger Creek's F ield. . Veterans Memorial I Admitted--Vlctorta Ball , Chester; Gloria Jewett, Pomeroy; Ronald Sykes, Portland. Dlscharged--Wlllta m Clon c h , Lawrence Manley, Julia Manley, Pearl Uttle, Everett Jeffer s, Pearl Ash. IN - These ollicers ol the Melp High School Chapter of Distributive Education' Clubs of America for the past year were In charge of the annual DECA. banquet hooorlng employers partlci- Story on Page A-3 Ohio academic scholarship recipients Memorial Day services announced· be held a t the stage area following Drew Webster Post :!9, American 8:30a. m. Scouts a nd other organizations the parade. Legion, Pomeroy, will hold MemorFtoltowlng sesrvlces the Honor Ial Day services on May 30, Gerald are Invited to participate as well as Guard will travel to Beech Grove Rought, commander. announced persons on bikes and horses. The ·cemetery for services a t 11 a .m . parade wtll move through town a nd today . A parade will form at the then to the Catholic Cem etery for Pomeroy Fire Station a t 9 a .m . stop at the stage on the upper services. parking lot. Memorial services will People who are taking pan In the They will return to the post hom e parade are to beat thr !Ire stat ion a t for lunch at 1 p.m . Following lunch lhey will travel to Meigs M emory Gardens for services a t 1:30 p.m .' Following the 1:30 services they CINCIN NAT I (AP) - A judge No date has been selected to wtll travel to Chester to pa rticipate in the Chester parade. says he will decide June 3 whet her resume construction of the plant. At 3 p.m. they will travel to The 1969 agreement a llows the the partner s In the troubled Zimmer Nuclear Power Station witt go to pat1ners to arbitra te disputed Hemlock Grove Cemetery and a t 4 arbit ra tion with their differences. issues. If one files for arbitra tion, a ll p.m. will hold services at Rock Springs Cemetery . Judge Robert Conna n on Thurs- mu st take pari , officials said. On Jan . 20, DP&L asked for day barred the Dayton Power & Light Co. a nd the Columbus & arbitration to settle disputes it had wit h CG&E over costs and compleSouthern Ohio E lectric Co. from seeking arbit ration on their 1969 tion of !he pllmt , now eight years agreement with Cincinna ti Gas & behind sched ule. CG&E filed suit Monday to stop E lectric Co. until he rules. CG&E, which owns 40 percent of the arbitra tion. Zimmer, ts the operat ing partner. DP&L owns 31.5 IJ{'rcent a nd Truck d estroyed C&SOE owns 28.5 percent . The $1.7 billion plant was 95 A pickup truck was destroyed by ·percent comple te when the federa l Nuclear Regulatory Corrun lssion fire on the Route 7 bypass, near the ordered safety-related contruction Charles Withee residence, about halted Nov.12. Torrey Pines Inc. has 3: 30 p.m. Thuf¥1ay. Pomeroy Ftre b€en appointed to audit construction Chief Charles legar said that the problems and management for the 1972 truck was a complete loss. There is no insurance. The truck NRC. was owned by a Mr. Hayman. Arbitration up to judge By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated PreSs Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -Formal hearings begin Monday In the Senate on Gov. Richard Celeste 's $2:1 billion budget bill , approved F riday by the House without a shred of Repubttcan support . The vote was 62-36with one Republlcan absent . Two or three Republicans had said they would suppor1 it but apparently backt racked when a major GOP noor amendment was ruled ou t of orderbySpeakerVerna l G. Rtffe Jr. The amendment sought to repeal a ponion of the state income tax, saving taxpayers $516.5 mUllan, Republicans said. Dembcrats praised · the 1983-1985 budget as one which provides more than $500 miUlon in tax relief while increas ing education funding and meeting other TOP - Kim Maynard was .honored as the lop student In the Melp IDgh Chapter of the Distributive Edpcatlon Clubs of Amert_ca at the annual employer recognition hlUiquet Wednesday night at the Meigs Inn. Maynard, left, is pictured with the award bebtg presented by John W. Blaellnar, faculty director ol the program. Center is Marty F erguson who has served as supervisor of Maynard at Bank One of Pomeroy. A senior at Southern IDgh School, Maynard will contmue her e mployment at the Pomeroy bank and Its RulllUid Branch alter graduation. DECA has annual recognition dinner The Meigs Inn was the scene of the annual employer recognition banquet staged by the Meigs High School Chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America Wednesday night. Each year the group' sponsors the event as a highlight of the school year to honor the employers who take students in the program into their businesses for on the job tra ining. E m ployer awards presented Wednesday nlght went to the Jones Boy,, Avon Products, Dutton Drugs, Marguerite Shoes, C&D Penft7.oli. Powell's Super-Vatu , J. & F. Construction, Kroger's, Bank One of Pomeroy , Keebaugh's Shake Shoppe. Ohio Valley Bluetlck Kennels a nd G. & J. Auto Parts. field. Klm Maynard, Lori Pickett. Diane Ross, J ohn Smith, Mike Tromm, Jeff Baughman, Craig Darst, Beth Gloeckner, Allen King, Scott Pickens, John Ridenour, Klm Roush, Kris Snowden and Matt Van Vranken. The chapter 's advisory committee is composed of David Grate, J ohn K err , Bob McClure, Charles Ha milton, Kermit Walton and John W. Blaett nar. REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS T•• ,,.,,,t ,; t.. ·.oull l u1l t olo • oc o"'d j,,,. •.•1 •• ' ·"'):' " '' '" IlLLI l.o llo ,, , "" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP - flo ,. If ~~ , ,,. ,.,,. " ,,.,.J, I'" ,. Ph . nz 2on oo nn m NEED AN EXTRA SET OF WHEELS? SIMMONS ND SPECIALS WE .$299500 Orde r trad iti ona l Me morial Day flowe rs and wreaths. Call or visit for a c omplete se lection . 1979 FORD RESTA 4 speed, AM Radio. Only 30,000 miles. 1980 AMC SPIRIT DL 6 cyl, 4 speed, power steering. 1978 PONTIAC LeMANS 4 door, 6 cyl, PS, PB, Air cond, AM-FM radio. 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD TOWN LANDAU PS, PB, ttH wheel, crUise control, AM-FM with 8 Track Radio. 1979 FORD LTD II MEMORIAL DAY R.OWERS 4 door, PS, PB, air .cond., AM-FM radio. Starting At 4 door. PS, PB, air cond., power .windows. YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER .... .FLORIST SIMMONS - "~I!IQI CO. 'I OLDEIT 6 FINEST" POMEAO'r.OHIO ....,.. ' " PH. 992-6614 ~ 1. • ___ . .. ,........ OLDS.-CAD.-CHEVY, INC. , Send )'OUr thouahD With spedal ~ =,~a a ld ,"'.r:.·' o.111DihtryAIIoelllion ..._ .-, .... tt • . - 114/882-2U4 . 241 EAST MAIN needs. · Assistant Minority Leader Waldo Bennett Rose. R Lima, said Celeste's bill unnecessarily ra lses business and other taxes and should be trimmed . The GOP amendment w ught repeal of 40 percent of a 90 percent Increase in the income tax approved last February a t Celeste's request. Rtffe ruled it out of order on grounds It raised a n issue a lready resolved - "a matte r tha t was dealt with last February ," he sa id. POMEROY, OH. HOURS: 9:00 10 7 :00 Mon.-Sat, 9:00 10 6:00 Sat. By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY--After corresponding for more than 40 years. Wanda Rizer and her penpai, Isobcl Orr of Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, a subu rb of Belfast , are m eeting for the first time this month, a nd it's in Pomeroy. The two began exchanging letter s in 1940 through a penpal program started by Miss E thel Ga rl and. Pomeroy E nglish teacher. a nd have continued through theyearswith the exception of a shor1 time in the mid 19:xls. Both got married and moved . and the name a nd location changes created some problems but Wanda. through a postmaster in Ireland. located Isobel in 1959 and the correspondence was res umed. Employed in an accountant's office. Isobetarrived here May2. but !' '" had been planning her tr ip to Meigs County more than a year ago. She arrived here on May 2. The Rizers have ta ken her on numerous sight seeing trips includ ing one to Charlotteville, Va. where they visited Jefferson's home ano other historical pia= as well as the Rizer'sson, F ranklin II , who attends college_there. In West Virginia they stopped to see the Natu ral Bridge which Isobel ~ys just "overwhelmed" her. having never seen anything like it before. And while Isabel Is enjoying the historic and na tura l beautie!; of the country. she Is just as impressed with the way bf life. "Every thing here seem s to be so easy," she exclaimed. She said Iha t while they have some restaura nt s and •cafeterias in' Northern Ireland . they have nothing to com pare with e ither the fast food or the fancy places here. And supermarkets--lsobel says she just stands amazed and scans the shelves and shelves of canned. packaged and prepared foods, a s..!' PENPALS FOR 40 YEARS - Wunda Rizer, left, of Pomeroy lUJd Isobcl Orr of Northern Ireland talie a day btlhc sun to sltonthe levy and watch the Ohio River liow by . things which are not ava ila ble tn their stores. Stay ing with the Rizers who live next door to Krogf rS has been qu ite an experience for the visitor who ma kes a lmost da tly vis it s to "look ... She convinced that Amer ican women are spotled. that wha t they feel are necessities would be a lu xu ry to any woman in Ireland. Take the laundry and the many kitchen a ppliances. "You would have to be well off a t hotne tohaveall these things tha t American wom e11 seem to take for granted," com· men ted Mrs. Orr. In Nor1hern Ireland, due to the potltlcal turtJula nce and freque nt . WASHINGTON <API - Despite the millions of additiona l federal dollars higher g~line taxes raised fqr highway construction, spending for new roads is lagging bt more than a dozen states, tncludbtg some Of the largest. The Federal Highway Administration said Friday that rnore than $4 bUlion has been earmarked l;ly states for spcclfic highway construction and repair projects during I he first tour rnonths the year' an mcrease of nearly 50 perce~t over oi e liminat~ thr so<"alled marriage pt."nalty, incr('ases .the senior cil iz.Pn tax crf'di t from $25 to $.'i0. and boos ts the pxemption in from $ffi.!XXl to $500.!XXl. Hinig sa Id. th~ f'Statf' tax HP said thP proposa I lncmtsPs u;- I tx•rccnt 1he income brackrts in thr corporn iP franchiSi.., tax. raising $136 million in the next bien nium. TI1r corpora te tax hikf' was put in the bill in commiiiN' as a partial substltu l~ for a n rr'nb:ttl led ·I percml cxc i s~ tax on businpss st:•rvlcr>s . 111f' lat tf'r had bt"'f'n lobbkxi out of thf' bill. To kCI'p thf' budget in bola nct•. Hinig sa id the comm ttt <'<' scrapped plans for$ U4 million in proiJ{'r1Y tax relief for low· a nd moderate- Income homrowners. and the pa nel voted to delay for a year a plan to-r<'peHI lhe intangibles tax lnvf'strnent earnings. saving $:~ million. Reta ined will b0 a 21~ percent propet1y lux rollbHck . a reduction g-iven pmpt•rt.v owners by local govrrnmPnt s w hich a n" rPimbursed by ttw sta ll>. Hinig point('(! out tha t hl' eommittr.-· cut Cf'I<'Stf''s spf'nding p)'OJX.l!\.ill~ for m ost statf' ag(•ncirs h~· 2 pr>rcf'nt . f'XPmpling sc hools. inst itulion;.; and snmr othf'r major SC'rvicrs. Ttu.:• commi t It~ also IT'C!Uirrd 11 ;, pt•n 'l'll l ,·ut in thf' budgets of thl' l' i<'Cit~l stak ufficl :tls, t·.m ·pt for tlu• governo r and thr rour1 systt•m . Area banks gearing ~p for low-interest mortgage loans bombings and fire, Mrs. Orr said !hat everyone Is required to go through security hefor-p goln~ into stores. Shesatd tha t a tcer tainchcck point s, pocketboOks and shopping bags have to be empt led and the people themselves are "fr isked ... The freedom of walking in a nd out of stores without a " look" from anybody has created q uit e a n impression on her. in fact, she's the fi rs t to admit that she impres~ with just about everything here--the Rizers. the Ohio River, thefrlendt lnessof Meigs Countians. the "easy life." She'll return to Nonhern Ireland May 28: Highway construction: despite new money, spending lags in some states. · 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT $2.95 TAX .CUT BLOCKED - State Representative 'Thomas W. Johnson, a Cambridge RepubUcllli who is the ' rlUIIdng member of the House FlnMce Committee, talks to a reporter after a morning session of the House ,.!here Governor Richard Celeste's 27 hiUion doUar budget bill was passed friday. Johnson sou~t to offer a tax cut amendment to th~ bW but was ruled out of order by .Democratic House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe of New Boston. (AP Laserphoto). for couples to RO$€ said the speaker advised Republicans in advance what he planned to do. Rtffe cited no House rule permitting his action, he added. "We probably will file a protest and include a ll ihe la nguage of our amendment to a t least get it on the record," the Allen County lawmaker said. The bill. which goes bcfol'l' the ScnatP Financt• Committee Monday morning. app ropriates $Hi.7 billion from the state's genera l fund for two vmrs beginning J uly 1. lt prov ides lor spending anot ~r $ 10 billion or m ore in federal a nd non-tax revenues. The increase• over the current biennium is 25.8 percent. Much of lhe in cr ease is a tt ributed to high welfare case loads and Increased appropriations for ..!'!iuca tion. · · Welfare will receive 34.5 percent of the budg~t' s genera l revenues. followed by primary a nd secondary education, 2:1 j){'rcent ; higher education. ILR IJ{'rcent ; human services, 8.5 IJ{'rcent ; local goverrunent s. 7.2 percent; law enforcem~n t . 4.o percent : and other services. 6.5 percm t. Finance Cha irmim Willia m E. Hinig. D N<w P hiladelphia , sa id the bill contains mnr<' than $:1Xl mUtton In tax relief. lt increases the personal exemptio n in the income tax from $650 to Sl.!XXl, es tablishes a joint filing credit. After 40-year correspondence, Pomeroy woman meets .penpal Students In the program for the year Inolude Gloria Barrett , Angela Clifford, Kim F raley . Angela Hat- This Memorial Day remember with flag and flowers. . mtine Ohio's budget battle sllifts to Senate rr:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;:;l • tmes· 10 S.tiom, 06 Pages A Multiml!dla Inc:. Ne.,,poper was • . • unba paling In the program at the Meigs Inn Wednesdaf night. They are, I tor, Kim Fraley, secretary; Scott Pickens, vice president; John Smith, treasurer, and ADen King, president. . . Story on Page B-3 Featured on Page B-1 The Middleport Youth League wUl meet Sunday, May 15, at 4 p.m. at Middleport Park. · States new DWI law is saving lives Meets Sunday where he had been conllned as a GaJTett G. Reed result of Inju ries received In an auto Ballots available Garrett G. Reed, 86, Coolvil le, accident on Route 33 a week ago. Absentee ballots are ava ilable a t Mr. Kauffwas born May !, 197iiin died Thursday evening at St. J oseph the Meigs County BoardofEiections Meigs County, a son of the late Mr. Hospital, Parkersburg. office, located In the Pomeroy Mr. Reed was born in Meigs and Mrs. William Kauff. Survivbtg are h1s wife, Opal J. Masonic Temple building, for the County the son of the late Frank and upcoming June 7 primary elections Mary Shields Reed. He was also Stobart Ka uff; two daughters, in Pomeroy and Middleport . Dead preceded In death by one brother . Debra Burke and Carla Dill, both of line for absentee voting is 12 noon on Pomeroy; four sons, WUllam E . Date. June 4. He was a veteran of World War I Kauff and Earl C. Kauff, Jr., both of having served on the USS Pa . He Long flottom ; Richard Kauff and Presentation set was rural ma il carrier for 45 years Jeffrey Kauff, both of Hemlock havetng served from the CooivlUe . Grove; a brother , George Kauff, The third In a family film ser ies a mem ber of Pomeroy, a nd a sister, Mxine . being showneac\1 Sunday evening a t . Post Office. He Coolville Masonic Lodge :f37 for Glancy, Medary\-Ule, Ind. Ten the Rilcbte First Baptist Church wut more than OO yearsand a member of grandchildren also survive. be presented at 7 p.m. Sunday. Preceding him in death besides Name of the third film is ·'Christian Bethel Methodis t Church. In Coolvute, he attended the Coolville his parent s were two brothers and a Fathering". The public is Invited. half-brother . Congrega tional Church where he Services wiU be held at 2 p.m. served as tru s""' for many years. w~ther forecast He is s urvived by his wlfe of 55 Sunday at ihe Ew ing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Markley years, Grace Buckley Reed; two Cloudy tonight with a 30 percent offi ciating. Burial wUI be in Pine s~n s, Rober1 of Marietta and Glenn chance of showers and thunder of CooivUie; one Sister, Opal Merrill , Grove Cemetery. F riends may call storms . Low 6().65. Winds southerly at the funera l home from 2 to4and -7 Cooivllte; six grandchildren a nd 10 mph or less. Saturday, mostly to 9 p.m. Saturday. three great grandchtkken. cloudy with 40 percent chance of Funera l serv ices will be held at showers and thunderstorms. High the White Funera l Home in Coolvute Marie H. Mertens around85. Sunday at 1: .ll . p.m. with Pastor Extended Ohio Forecast, Graveside services for Marie Robert Ma rkley offi ciating. , Bur ia l Sunday through Tuesday: will be In Coolville Cemetery. Hysell Mertens, 82, former MiddleScattered showers and mild Friends may call at the funeral por1 resident who died Tuesday at Sunday. Fair and cooler Monday Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, home after 1 p. m . Saturday. will be held a tlO: 30a.m. Saturday a t and Tuesday. IDghs mostly In the Riverview Cemetery with the Rev . 'lU!! Sunday and bt the 60s Monday Earl C. Kauff Robe rt Ro binson offi cia ting. and Tuesday. Lows at night In the Ear l Cecil Kauf!, c>7, 43376 Cook F riends m ay call at the Rawlings- 008 to low 60s early Sunday, cooUng Road, Hemlock Grove, died Thurs- Coats-Blower Funera l Home !rom 7 to the 44ls Monday and to the upper 30s to mld-4(fi Tuesdaf. to 9 this evening. day at Veterans Memorial Hospital TREMENDOUS VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE Story on Page P-1 Along the Rlver ...... .. :...... ll-1-8 o\rea dealt.. ........ .............. A-7 Classllieds ...................... 1)..2-7 Editorial ............... ........... A-2 Local ............. ...... ........ .. 'A+8 State-Nattonal .................. . D-1 Sports .. .......... ...... .......... C-1-7 TV guide ...... ........ .. ...... Insert area. parkbtg lot and road will be Open air meeting Ohio fiscal death 'greatly exaggerated' Today•s Times-St>nlint•l for Closed for paving Four calls were answered by local units Thu rsday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service At the close of Na Nona! Salvation reports. Army week, an open air meeting At 1:09 a.m ., the Racine Unit will be held on the lower parking lot treated Cecil ia Jenkbts on Third St. In Pomeroy. Sunday, May 15, a t6: 45 but provided no transportation; at p.mm. 6:15 a. m., the Rutland Unlt.took Following the open air meeting a ·Artie Houdashelt from Jessie Creek Salvation meeting will be held at the Road to Holzer Medical Center · Salvation Army Headquarters, U5 Tuppers Pla ins at ): 33 p.m. took Butternut Ave .. , Pomeroy, at 7:30 Stella McGtll to Camden-Clark p.m. Hospital and at 2: 24 p.m., the Area deaths Activities Scott and Timothy Dean at the officials sal.d the sudden ava ilability last year. of the additional money caused But in 13 states spending lagged behbtd 1982 levels for the same four · problems in many states because they could not immediately shin months~ despite the avaliablllty of iong-standbtg highway buU(jing record levels of federal mrmey plans. because of the 5-cent hike In the Under the complicated procefederal gasoline tax . dures t!u'ough which federal liigh-. Although the tax did not go btto · · way money ~ dlsttlbuted to !hi! effect untDAprti 1, statescoulddraw states, a certain amount-billloll on the surplus In the federal highway lrust tund as early as January bt for the 1983flsealyear--isaulhorlzei,J over the year. A state then obllgatet1 antiCipatiOn ot the additional . rea portion of thllt -to specltlc venue later In the year. · . But federal and state highway ,conStruction projects. ·su By KEVIN KELLY . Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Three area banks will be gearing up tn the coming week for an ant icipated rush of applicat ions for low-Interest mortgage loans. · The applica tion period, beginning May 23, was made possible when Sta te Issue I was approved by voters last November to help stimula te the building industry in Ohio. During thc pas! few w<..,.ks. the three banks - Bank On<' ur Pomeroy and Centra l Trust Co.'s Gallipolis and Mlddlepon officcs nave received an a llot ted am ount or money to usc for loans. All a~ .-ced to partic·ipatc in the program . Figu res released law la' l w<'ek by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency !OHFA I show that Ga liia County. through the local Cent ra l Trust .office , r<'Ceived $:.00.!XXl. while it s Middlepor1 branch was a llott ed $100.!XXl. Bank One was givf'n $40.!XXl. The money was ra ised from th ~ sa le of $2ll0 million in tax-fre<' revenue bonds, allowing pa t•tictpa t· ing banks to offer loans at "below-mar ket" Interes t rates. Th<' present market ra te is listed at 11 IJ{'rcent . The lower ra te quoted du ring the past few weeks by O!iFA officials has been 9.98 percent . a it hough loca l bank . officials said they want clarification on that rate before discussi ng It wi th pote ntia l customers. But one bank officia l noted that pan lcipating banks mu st st UI meet with OHFA this week to fina lize everything, and as Is the casewhena pro!(l·am is first implemented . anot her bank official said rules governing the program are "technl · cal as he ll." Officials a t t11e banks do expect a brisk business tn the first few days after the applicat ion period begins. "There probably will be a rush. because realtors are Involved and have been notified," expla ined Harold Thompsci", vice president a t Central Trust's GaiUpolis office. "Every one of them will be different," 'Thompson continued . "We'il bave to take acc<iunt of them on an hourly basis, because It 's gobtg to be on a first-come, lirst-served basis." Officials said that while it's hoped a domino eilect will be created In industries supporting hous.btg, the program is also designed to help the lirst-time home owner . · Although Its main purpose is to ·help create housing In what OHFA calls ta.rgl!ted areas ·- low-income or ~ depressed communities - neither G~a or Meigs counties are oil OHFA'S target ilst. ,.. J , '" " It 's l'f'ally to help loca l contrac· T hPr"P a r£' a lso stipulations allo w- ing thP mOTH'~' to tx• usf'<i for for youn ~ )X'Oplc," sa id Bob Milt<'r . ronsl llJCtion. hut '1'hcJrnpS( m sa!fl ass istant vice pres iden t ofBan kOnP . Crntr:1\ 'liL!sl d mst• not tn involvr of Pomeroy. _ its«'ifwl1h th at ptwst•cH !t~ ' progr ;~m' tors. to boost construe! ion·of humPs Offici a ls stress that thost' a pplying fortht• loa ns must prove thC'y <U P first -I ime homPbuy<' rs and tha t thf'V havr not ownPd a homr within the past thrc~.' yPa r s. Thr house' bPing pu rchased is not to PXCf'('( t thP max imum pr irC' S(' l f011h tJ.v bN: ·a uS(' of it scOm!Jll ·xit y . ( )ul sidf•of I hal. ltlf' <tpplk;lt ion is l1a nri iPd as a norm al rnm1g <lgf'! r;ln sa( ·f ion. OH FA's r:uiddines . t•xplai m'(l. Tlw ha nk w ill colll'('t a s~ ·t v in• fc~ · r1F lhrrf'·l'ig llth s nf a pt•rt 'l'n1 for ~l'tX' t-ss i ng pil ,V m('nl s. 'Jlu • morwv is to usPd l)(' spc'<' lfica ll' for buy ing a \must•. T ht' ba n k,~ will prima r il~' ha ncllt' lh1 • papt•twnrk. wilh loan lv pay - mf'n t going to OIIFi\. Thompson Lyon appointed to fill vacancy on Gallia school board GALLIPOL IS - IJy unanimous vote, the Ga llia County Local Board of F:duca lion has appointtod It s fi rst woman mPmlx•r to fi ll a vaca ncy on thf' board crm ted las t month by thf' dea th of incumtK>nt fl rut:'<' Stout . Cla udia Snyder Lyon. :w. Ftt . I. Pa triot, wUI serve unt il thet'ncl oft he year. An ~ lcct ion to fi ll the rem aining !wo years of the vacancy will bt• hl'ld in November. ihus inel'f'lL> ing- thl' num tK>r of boord sca ts vou•rs will chooSC' from two to three . A rcgistert:-'<1 nurse work ing in Holzer Medica l Cent<'r's int!'nslve care unit. she po ll<od 1,42\votcs and ended up fourth In a four:way race for thr('(' board sea ts In the 1981 eleerion. Interviewed after a 1:;.minutc m t>et ing and swcar ing-ln ceremony la te Friday aft ernoon, she sa id she wants to become involved wi th the board pnd dist riel activities. before taking a sta nd on any of the Issues the district faces. "I'd like to get n\y feet wet first ... · she said. "''d like to st'C some Improvement s In buildings, but with the way · the economy is, I'm not su re. The last thing 1 read about ltds that It might be done by attendance area, so I'd like to look a t It first before I commit myself," Mrs. Lyon said. .The Bellaire na tive Is married to Tom Lyon, operator of a general store In the Mudsoccommunity. Her . son BUI is In the junior high at Southwestern- High School, while a daughter, Roxanne, attends Cadmus Elementary . Mrs. Lyon. is the · first . representative from lhe . Southwestern attendance area . since 199), when David Arrowood completed his term on ihe board. Mts: Lyon will a\S<> serve on the ,, lAauruu t,yon r·uunty board of " tuca tion. Ow r his abst'c ntlon. th~ hoarcl appoint t'd its p~sidcnt . Fred 1)('('1. to fill the rPm ai ndl'r of Srou t •~ IP11Yl a ~ om" of the district I'P(Jrcsrnt ativcs to thp Ga ll la-Jacko;on Vinton .Joint Voca tiona! Board of IO:ducat ion. Prior to thP volt• a t Fr ida y's meeting. th<• iloard obsetwod · a moment of silf'n<'f' in honor of Stout w ho died ar h i~ Por1er residrnc~ April2'2. ··I think wea l!rea lize wha t thp loss of Bruce was to the board ," D<>ci said. ''The('(' an •sume ma jor <.; h()('s to fill ." Stout, 52, iJ vf'tPran Kygc•r 'crf'Pk plan t employ{'(' actlvf' in school fun~tions In th<· Non h Gall la attendance arr;..t l'ot· m any years. served on lhr local and cou ntv , boards in 197:, I~17. He was e lected to bOth board~ fo r a l'our·ycar tf'rm in 1981. It w as announcPd C'arl ier last week , that r>:ot1h Ga lita Hlg~ SchOOl s gradua tton ceremonies. scheduled lor Friday. will tx' hr• ld In Stout 's honor, and tha i his widow Virginia MrCiaske.v Stout. will present dtplorwg to graduate;. • �• ~y I • Commentary and perspective • . A-2 A~ A [)h: isinn of WASHINGTON - The art of politics embrace the art of caricature. and the art of caricature, at bortom , Is the art of the exaggerated resemblance. Mr. REagan Is having problems these days with what has become known as "the fairness Issue." He Is being hoist on the cartoonist's pen. This Is the general Idea: Mr. Reagan 's policies of welfare and child nutrttlon, to cite only two examples, are Intended to grind the faces of the poor. His vaunted "safety net" is full !l~ gaping holes. His tax program chiefly helps the filthy rtch and provides IIIUe relief ~m~ · f"'T"'L-1..._-.-.~d·~=~ ~v 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohiu !6141 Ui>-2342 Ill Cnurt St.. Pumt·roy . Ohin •6141 992·2156 ROREHT I, Wl N!;ETT Pub l 1 ~ lwr HOBART Wi lBON .JH . Ex, •cutl\ ,. Ed1lur I' AT WlllTEfiF.AO J\ ss 1 ~1< t nt PUIIJJS!l' · r~Conln dJ, . , i\ Mt: ~UU: H nl llll' , \ ~ ..•wmlt'd l' rt·s~ . lnl ;wd [laih l'n·" '' ""' ;., ,,.,., ;uultlu· ,\rru ·n";a~t Nt'l.l!>opap.·r l'uhlj~h o•r. ,, s~ud~ltun · LETTERS OF 111'1 .~111~ :m· ~o~d• nm••tL 1"ho ·1 , Jtuuhl ht• It ·~' th;m :u111 .,.,.,nb luttl: . ,\I I I • · Jt.-r~ art · ~uhjt..-1 ' " t·tltlu• l! "'"' mu~t ht· , ig tto•tl 1111h ll;tnw. a dtln ·s~ and lt •h•phmll' numtwr. N nun ~ tJWnl lt·tlt·n 11tlll11· puhli~ho • tl. Lo ·llt•n s huu ld ~ ·i ll ~ uo>d !.:I s h •, adclro·~~ tna: ISSUt'S , Illlljtt 'r.i ilfllllttit ·~ . for middle-Income famllles. In his obsession with protecting defense needs, the president has neglected social needs. In brief, Mr. REagan Is not being "fair." The six gentlemen who are seeking the Democratic preslden· tlal nomination are busUy engaged In sketching this caricature. It Is an old political game. In times past- I think fondly or the way we tormented Jimmy Carter- conser· vallyes have Indulged In the same contact sport. 'f'he attack can be combated only with a factual rebu !tal, and spectators at the political arena tend to be bored by facts. Fiction Is lots more lim. The Reagan administration recognizes the problem. A few days ago the White House sent Budget Director David Stockman to the Hill to testify before the Joint Economic Committee. .He brought a bushel of facts with him, but the press treated his meticulous charts and tables with a large ho-hum. Yet If fairness Is to be the same, In fairness the facts should be examined. Stockman analyzed six major social programs: Aid to Farnlltes with Dependent Chlldr€1) (AFDC). Medicaid, Supplemental SecwitY Missiles from the financial war room From his "Financial War Room" in Springvale, Uta h, where he writes his "Financial Survival Report," Howard Ruff fired a missile recently against those In the media who misunderstand him . ""The only thing you could find to say about me was that I still ~mmend storing dried food," he wrote to a newsman who had mentioned it. He suggested It could lead to an Incorrect impression. "Any reasonable person would conclude that in the midst of an economic recovery l was eXpeCting the end of the world," he wrote. Some people do indeed thl~ he expects the end of the economic world . n isn't true, says Ruff, who apparently has separated himself from the glqom forecasters. But the advice on food continues to bug him. "! have m entioned food storage once in 15 months, and my newsletter h<jS been bristling wllh sound a nd accurate economic forecasts," he wrote, adding In the style that has made his letter so readable: "And yet the press ... can only single out and take tota lly out of context that one mention of food storage ... " Ruff' s food statement may beco!Tf'Ct. In his early years, at least, he may have done more than anyone to create the Image he feels is unfair, . otie-dlmensiorial and unreprt'sentatlve. ;In an article he wrote in the 197\lS, and reprinted in 1980, he said, "It Is Imperative t)lat the good people of the nation, who believe in sound prin~lples, are the ones who g~t through in good shape so they are In a position to help remold the world that will come aft.etwards. "To do that, you have to have money, time, and hea lth . I want my sub!;crlbers to be among those who remold this world . I hones lly believe· th<l,l the only thing that will correct the system is the financial ca taclysm we are going to face. :~Every person who stores food now, while there are no distribution prQblems or short.ages, will not be a burden on the community. and later th<!re will be more to divide up among the rest ... You just might be among thOse who save the Republic." 'the words are from "Howard Ruff From A to Z," a $24.95 volume described on the cover as "the only encyclopedia you 'II ever need for total fill<!flclal and personal survival advk;e.:· Howard Ruff's following is wide and devoted. And many of his views have been accurate in specifics and generalities. "In November 1981 I told my subscribers to 'batten down the hatches, now comes the real recession.' I told them this would be far deeper and longer than anyone anticipated. ''In September 19821 forecast that the recession would bottom in the last quarter, and the evidence Is now accumulating so rapldiy that hardly anyone can deny that such Is the case." And "I have lor months been predicting an economic recovery that would be 'far more spectacular than anyone anticipates."' And wh;v the food suggestion? "The advice to store food Is there because with the volatile economy we have seen over the la•t few years with deep waves of inflation followed by deep recessions, a lot of financial accidents can leave pt'Ople hungry, a nd this Is an insurance protection." . Letters to editor Supports board -On the very day the National COmmission on - Excellenc"e In Education published Its scathing report on the condition of our public schools; on the same night that CBS led ott the evening news with a rei>ort on the shocking Indict ment ; on: the nfght the McNelii·Lehrer R~rt devoted Its entire program to;. the story - on that night reSidents of Easlern Local School DISii;ct witnessed att.empts at the local school board meeting to re-Verse efforts to Improve Eastern H!g~ School. ·t,.ast autumn voters approved a n Easlern Dlstrtct school levy for the tlta( tlme In many years. The primary reason for the change In vote{ attitude was the near· revolution at EHS. There the s~'*rintendent' backed by a·majorllf of lhe school board. brought In a thoroughly professional .prtnclpal who, In a very short period, Ih)itltuted reforms and made major Improvements which at least halted, If not yet reversed, the atJparently Inevitable slide from, at bo:St, mediocrity, to !allure. ·To the surprise of some, the students responded posltively to the standards or behavior and WJ1lcomed the establishment of an aeademlc environment which promoted the teachlng-lt>arnlng lntera¢tlon, just as children In a loving home respond to firm but caring gUidance. Resistance came Instead liom a small number dt Inadequate ~achers who shrank from the Idea of'lmpartlal, professional evaluation of classroom competence. For the first time In many years a thorough examination of course new content, subject presentation and teaching compl'tencc was made. Professional he lp and guidance were offered to those teachers who, whether through lndlffrrm ce , poor prepara llon or other reasons, are . These were the four cases of called by Social Security to tell me admitted error in the agency's they were wrong." sampling: The agency's heartlessness was - Russell L. Beard of Marion , no surprise to Mrs. Beard. When Ohio. The decision to cut off his her husband died, Social Securtty benefits after eight years "was demanded return of two months' Incorrect when made," the study benefits that had been retroactively concluded. It certainly was. As I declared invalid. Presumably, the report.e d last year, Beard died on legality of those payments has now Jan. 18, 1982, of a heart attack . That been established. was five days after Beard · was - Victor Graf of Stockton, Calif., notlfled that his appeal of the cutort was told last July that he was losing decision two months earlier had his benefits despite a history of been turned down . He was tn the heart trouble. On August 2, 1982, he hospital at the time. visited his doctor to collect medical The cutoff notice acknowledged evidence to fight his benefit cutoff. Beard's history of Irregular heart- Six hours later he died of a heart beat, but said he had been ·judged attack. able to do "a wide range· of "This decision was incorrect," sedentary work." Sue Beard, his the Social Security study concedes. widow, told my associate Tony - Chester Copeland of Fort Capacclo she bas "never been Gibson, Okla .. died of a heart attack Payment in Kind \ . "" Hello, Farmer Jones, how's business?'' "Just fine, son. Got a good crop of grain this year." " ! don't see any grain on your farm .'' " It's fight here on this piece of paper. The government Is giving me this grain. lf I promise not to raisPany." · "Why would the government do l)lat ?" "They got too much grain. So in order to use up what they got stored away, they're glvlng us this 'payment in kind.' It's called PIK. We get 95 percent of what we ordinarily raise, free, from Uncle Sam's warehouses." ;'What are you gojng to do with the grain that you get from the govenrment •" . "Sell It as fast as I can. Lots of farmers out there are walking around with PIK paper S(f I got to unload mine before the prtce drops." "What do you do all day, now that you're not farming• " "Ride around and make sure no one Is planting anything on my land. Got to keep It clear if r want my PIK paper. Then I go down to the coffee shop and sit around with the other boys talking about what gi"eat crops we didn't raise this · year." · "You deserve a rest, Farmer Jones. I hope the government doesn't get rid of Its grnln for awhile." "That's their problem.',' falling to ~orm adequately . lnsle~lj! of welcoming the chance to grow professionally, to sharpen teaching skills a nd to gl'ow and to teach in a ptofesslonal, academic atmosphere. a few teachers shrtnk from the challenge of professional evaluation and the opportunities it offers to grow In skill, Improve performanet>, a nd participate in a mutually supportive teachin glearning experience. The majority of teachers want to be professionals. For .too long the Incompetent and the lazy have felt protected by their contracts and shielded by the timidity' of former school boards, reluctant to chal· lenge poor performance and afraid of controversy within the community. For years we have cmplalned about the quality. of education at EHS. Our children find themselves poorly prepared at college compared to their contemporaries from other SChOOl districts. We now have a competent administration determined to achieve excellence, suppOrted by a majortty of the school board. We need to support· that administration at every opp<irtun· Uy; tp re-elect those board "Hello, n;,aler Smith. How's the members committed to excellence feed and fertilizer business?" In education: and to reject the one "Just a~l. Ever stnce the or two who are either afraid to take government started giVing away a stand or Who feel more comforta: · f~ grain, nobody wants to buy any ble In an atmosphere of mediOCritY . seed or fertWzer from me. I'm -Curt~ P. Cauthorn, ReedSvWe. about to ·go banknipt." • •'" "Sorry to hear it. Can't you get some of that PIK money going around?" "That's only for fa~mers who don't raise a ny crops. We s hould get some too, because If It wasn't for us there wouldn't be any surplus grain In the government bins." "How would the government do that? " "Pay us for the grain and fertilizer the farmers don't use to plant anything." "Tha t could get expensive.'' "Well, If they "don't do something soon there won't be seed or fertilizer stores left when the farmers have to go back to planting again. There won't be any· tractor dealers last July after being told that his disability benefits would be stopped because, though "he had occasional chest pains: tests did not show that his chest patn was due to a heart condition." Copeland, the bureaucrats ruled, was able to perform non-streriuous work. Ernestine Orozco of La · Puente, Calif., was notified last August 15 that her application for disability benefits was denied becauSe her cancer of the neck and colon, while advanced, was "currently under control" through treatment. Sbe never saw the . rejection. though. She died on August 10 - of colon cancer. "This decision was not correct when made," the study notes with . understa tement . "Based upon the medica l evidence In the file, a denial was not justlfled." ~a;borlat "Hello, Banker Reedy . What's golng on with you?" "I got good news and bad news. The good news Is that ail the farmers In these here parts are paying hack their loans. "What's the bad news?" "The farmers don't want to borrow any money from me this year. They say they don't need II because they're not strapped for ,,.,,.,., Serv1ce ot ..,.. Warm . , . - Extended Ohio forecast MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY- A chance of showers east half early Monday, othetwlse fair and colder through the pertod. Highs In the mid-50s to rnld-00. Monday and Tuesday and ln the 60s Wednesday. Morning lows In the upper 00s to mid-4& Monday,ln the 30s Tuesday and from the mid-30s to low <liB Wednesday. Rain forecast for Sunday ,By The Assoclaled Pl-ess A cold front with a series of weak low pressure areas will slowly push across Ohio Saturday night and Sunday, spreading showers and · thunderstorms over the state. Some rain will be heavy at times Sundav. DWI law cuts deaths . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) . Alcohol-related traffic deaths have dropped 32 percent since the state's tough new drunken driving law, which carrieS .a mandatory threeday jail tenn,went Into effa;t March 16, the Department of Highway · Safety says. Highway Safety Director Kenneth Cox said Friday that although the total number of traffic deaths for 19&'lls running about even with last year, the number of deaths since the drunken driving law took effect "Is dramatically lower than· for the. sam~:> eight-week period·m 1982.'' Cox said publicity about drunken driving and the new law apparently has kept a gi"eat many Ohioans from driving under the Influence of alcohol. "The publicity campaign has gotten people's attention (llld had a short-term impact on the death toil," he said. "But the only lasting effects will be based on people' sown firsthand experlet\ce and word-of· mouth from their friends and co-workers about how drunk driving cases are being handled bY the local courts,'' Cox said. Cox said his office Is working with a volunteer women's · group · that monitors judges on drunken di-tvtng · ' cases In 72 of the state's 88 counties. "II the local prosecutor Is going after drunk drivers aggressively and local judges are handing down stiff sentences, the word will get out quickly and I beileve we'll see a continuing payoff in terms of fewer a~ldents.~ Cox said. COUNCll.. BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) - Democratic preSidential candl· date Jolm Glenn says !hat despite a late official entry tnto the presfdentlal race he's not behind other contend~rs for his party's nomination. Iowa's party caucuses are Feb. 'l:l 1984, anct are the nation's first p~klentlal test. Glenn, a U.S. Senator from Ohio said Friday that's enough tbne for his 10°/oTo 50o/o SAVINGS NOW IN PROGRESS •DIAMONDS •COLORED STONES .•PEARLS •WATCHES •REMOUNTS •WEDDING BANDS t\ Multimedia Newspaper Published each Sunday, 825 Third Avenue, by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company . Multlmfdla. Inr. 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We have organlzat~ns and we're moving rapidly and were going to be spending a g_reat deal of time in Iowa. Iowa s a very Important state. It' s the llt;~t indiCator of how things are going. CUSTOMER APPRECIA liON SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Goodyoor bias " Hello, Secretary of Agricull:llre Block. When do · you think 'l'e American farmers wlll go back to campaign. . Glenn officially announced his candidacy three weeks ago, later than several other candldates. ''I'm not concerned at ail about that," Glenn said of his being the latest" of the six Democratic candidates to officially enter the race. "We moved very rapidly once Ihadmadethatdeclslon. Andatthe timelmadethatdeclslon,wedldnot SINGLE COP¥ Stop cash to tide the m over until thfY harvest a crop. How can a bank stay In business If nobody wants to borrow any money from It?" "What about loaning money to the seed and fertilizer merchants , and the tractor dealers? They seel" tn 11<' hard up.!' "I can't loan money to thefll. They're all going belly up becauF the government don't want t~e farmers to plant anything. Stationary • • . Sunday predicts show~rs for most parts of the slatei easl of the Ap~hlflllll with rain predicted for the westem slopes of the range. Showers are al.so predicted for parts of Wyoming, Colorado and New Me><lco. (AP Laserphoto). - - - -"!""'!"" ~~~~;-.:.~;$lt. By 1be Aeoo!e'ed Press Heavy rains and damaging wind<! ripped through the nation's midsection Saturday, driven by thunderstorms that also spread tornadoes and hall ti-otn Texas Into IllinoiS. A cloudburst dwnped 4~ Inches ofrainonSparlalld, Dl.,ln a two-hour period Friday, forcIng at least 12 families to leave their homes alor!g the !Ulnols Rlver, authorities said. Funnel clouds were sighted In a storm that may have caused the death of an unidentified pilot when his single-engine plane crashed near Bloomington, lll. Tornadoes also were sighted In Douglas and Olampaign counties In Illinois, but no injurtes were reported. Up to eight inches of new snow fell on parts of Colorado. Storms extended over north central Texa•. Oklahoma, Ar· kansas, eastern Kansas , east central Mlssourt and Into lll!· nols. Flash flood watches were In effect early Saturday over southwest, central and northeast Oklahoma, the eastern half of Kansas and across central and western Missouri. FORECAST - 1be National Weather Service forecast for Art Buchwald either." "What do you do all day long without customers?" "Hang around the coffee shop, hoping some dumb farmer doesn't want a h a ndout from the government." Nation's weather ' ]ames]. Kilpatrick IncQ[lle, sLbsldlzed housing, food stamps and child nutrition. ~e made. comparlsons ln consUU,t dollars of the outlays proposed by the Carter admlrilstratlon and the actual and proposed outlays under Mr. Reagan, This was the bottom line: Over the three fiscal years from 1982 through 1984, Mr. Carter had proposed outlays Of $163 btlllon. Mr. Reagan's program calls for outlays of $156 billion. That Is a reduction of only five percent. Most of the $7 billion difference can be found In ouUays for food stamps and school lunches. Mr. Reagan succeeding in winning a sorely needed cap on the gushing fountains of food stamps, and he persuaded Congress to stop subsl· dies of 40 cents a lunch that were going to families with Incomes above U6,<XXJ. Stockman sought to put things ln perspective. In 1970, which wasn't so very long ago, the government's whole package of social programs cost $28.4 billion. The same package for 1984, expressed ln constant dollars, amounts to $70.9 billon. That Is an Increase of 150 percent . Perhaps the 1970 levels were too low - the point Is arguable - but It Is nonsense to suggest that today' s levels are grossly "unfair." The administration concedes, as It must, that !I) the course of all the changes In policies and In ellglbllity niles, . some Individual hardship cases unintentionally have developed. Compared to the assistance rolls as a whole, such cas.es are lew, Under Reagan, such programs as · food stamps, child nutrition, subsld· lzed housing and AFDC have been targeted differently. Guaranteed student loans no longer go to wealthy families. Mr. Reagan's political task IS to overcome the unfairness of the caricature his opponents are drawIng. It's no easy job, but as his predecessor once rhetorically inquired, who ever said life Is fair? The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 Glenn says campaign not behind .. .---.:--Weather:·-----~ Sun,df,Jtr,~ast[or 8 p.m. EDT ' Social security penny-pinchinga=J=ac=kA=n=de=rs=on WASHINGTON - The Social Securtty Administration has now admitted - at least to Itself something I reported a year ago: Some physically disabled persons died soon after the agency's cold-eyed examiners had ruled them healthy enough to get along without disability benefits. In four out of 11 cases reviewed In an Internal study, at the request of Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa ., the for111er pensioners died of the very Illnesses that Social Securtty bureaucrats had decided were not disabling. And though the internal study admits the obvious - that the decL,Ion to cut off the disability payments was Incorrect - the agency hasn't seen fit to send so much as an apOlogy to the fa milies of the deceased. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W. Va. Showers ' i"unbap ~imts- ~~ntintl Bogus 'fairness' issue JS, 1983 992-2101 ·'. POMEROY . ,, 992-2101 �••• • •• • Ohict--Point Pleasant, Sunday Times-Sentinel w. Vo. #IGy 15, 1983 #IGy 15, 1983 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Poge--A-5 · l'omeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Subcommittee okays project .a.u•'•'-~-•LA•tii! wASHINGTON (AP) - A House . subcommittee has approved fund· ing to launch a project for recovering vast amounts of waste heat from the Piketon. Ohio, atOmic . plant. Rep. Bob McEwen, R.Ohio, said Friday. The Approprlattons subcorrun/ttee on energy and water development approved $1.3 milliOn tor planning and engineertng tor the Piketon resklualenergyprogram In nscall984, McEwen said. The PikE: County project would reclaim waste energy from the Goodyear Atomic g~ lilftusion plant, which produces uranium for nuclear reactors. 'I1le recovered energy would be used to beat and power new businesses and induS· trtes In a proposed industrial d!Strtct. "This Is a major step In the development of this Important project, which could provide up to 1, 700 jobs, according to· the Ohio DepartmentofEnergy,torsouthem Ohio when It Is completed," McEwen said in a statement. Hesaldthewasteheatprolectwas the only one of Its kind turu)e(l bY the subcorrunlttee. his car. according to reports. The other vehicle lett scene. ln other law enforcement action, Gallipolis City Pollee two persons for speeding Friday: Roger L. Osborne, 35, Fleming, Ohio; and Steven J. Calvert, 22, Gall ipolls. David E. Jackson. 32, 900 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis, was picked up on a warrant charging him wit h attempted arson. the center, students from VlntAln rncelve some ClASS PROJECI'- Students In marketing classes at Buckeye Hill!! Career Center worked In a a lew · pointers on merchandising from Mary Dawson, an employee of Knight's Department Store. Glllllpolls · stores last week to gain on-hands experience. Anita Barnett, left, and Becky Wilt, Celeste extends HEAP deadline CHESHIRE- The Ga lll a ~ Melgs C.A.A. has received not.lce tha t Governor Celeste has again ex· tended · the HEAP emergency assista nce program application period for an additional two weeks. Area residents who need assistance with utility shut-offs now have until May 27 to ret:elve help. A one- time payment per heating season of up to $2JO may he made to f llglble applica nt s. An Individual notifica tion or has less than a IOday supply fu el and Is unable to gel fuel delivered would he eligible for the emergency assistance if they meet thP poverty Income b'lllde llnes and have not been prev iously a ssisted 0 • Our 50th Anniversary Sale on Solitaires in White or Yellow Gold. 10 Pt. Was 15 Pt. Was 25 Pt. Was 33 Pt. Was SAVE $99 SAVE $115 SAVE $150 SAVE $175 $129 $169 $339 $425 . 50 Yrs. of Service In Gallipolis TAWNEY JEWELERS 424 Second, Gallipolis ClOSED SUNDAYS RIBBON .UTT\N NOON Noon Til 2 P. • Refreshments Will Be SeJVed U.S.O.A. CHOICE :SIRLOIN STEAK 59 992-6629. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;j I . AI.)MERIC4N HOMES . Marriage licenses GALLIPOLIS - Filing for mar · rlage licenses this past week In Gall Ia County Probate Court were: Daniel J. Schwendeman. 33, Rt . 4, Gallipolis, administrator, and Dl· ane J. Ramseyer, 22. Rt. 4, Gallipolis, social worker. Mark A. Dobson, 23, 400 Hedge· wood Drive, mining eng\nror , and Pa ula S. West, 22. 758 Third Ave .. social worker. Aushern Blackman Jr., 35. Rt. 4, Oak Hill , construction worker. and Margaret E. White. 31. Rt. 4, Oak Hill. unemployed. . Steven R. Masters. 20. !11 . I. Bidwell. unemployed, and Shanna S. Cochran. 16. Rt. 2, Patl'iot, unemployed. Scoll A. Donley. 19, T1t. 2, Vinlon , Donrlli 's manag<'r. and Mr·lissa C. R uss. 19. Rio Grande, M cDonulU' s employ('(•. John W. Lcacl1 , 21, T1t. 1. Ches hire, Mart In Trucking. and lRbol'llh K. Smith. 20, Mason, walt rcss. Edw in E. Fielder, :!o. Point P lcasanl. unemployed. and Sally B. Kilmer. 22. Point Pleasant, unemployed. - to· our ·, Fri.·Sat. 9 am bl 10 pm on an emergency basis this hearing season. Applicants must present total household lncorrie verification ior the past 12 months. a shut-off notice or recent fuel bill and social security numhers of all household members. Individuals needing assistance may apply at the following C.A.A. offices: Meigs County Courthou se. 992-5605; Old Thayer F'ord Building, Second Avenue. Ga lllolls, 446-0611 and Cheshire office · 367-7342 or · who has receivf'd a disconnect Diamond Solitaires rfjn(D)l STORE HOURS: I Mon.-Thurs. 9 am Iii 9:30 I • DVI r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- I Patrol checks hit-skip <4'-'""'... t•~nll GALLIPOLIS - A hit-skip accident on Ohio 248 ·in Meigs County Saturday morning Is under investigation by the Gallla-Melgs post of the State Highway PatroL Troopers said a car driven by Homer E. Cole Jr .. 19, of Tuppers Plains, was slightly damaged in the wreck. Co' e was northbound on Ohio 7 at 12:40 a .m. and was turning left onto Ohio 248 when a westbound vehicle ··• went left of center a nd sideswiped 0 ~:(-"'~ .--/\ n '· v--------y' ~ .· 1-J ~ c· )_- ./ •·; . ~4 g' , ' 'l'ord• . do•"'•" · window gtldl end (fllrot-optl- 1 . OUR HOMES QUAUFY FOR OHIO BOND. MONEY MODEL OPEN 12-4 SATURDAY 2-4 SUNDAY; 12-7 MONDAY-FRIDAY RIBS PEPSI REG. & DIET KINGSBURY HOME SALES the See it at- CHATHAM MT. DEW PEPSI FREE - -s-r Route 50 West by AMPAK PLAZA CALL 992-7034 or 592-1418 1983-1984 OFFICERS - L·.R, front row - .Itm Robin son. Mike Wachs, Don Rumley, Bob Roth geb. Back row - Homer Hannon, Jtm Rich, Earnle Metzner , lrv Folden, Tim I..awhon and Fran Mullen . MAYO MONUMENT CO. . . .....11 1 QUART DECORATION DAY DELIVERY GUARANTEED Miracle Whip '•·• .. ,, .•. ,..• Plu s DepoSit ALLISON GRADE A LARGE EGGS 1 BUILDING CORPORATION - L·R , front row - John Lloyd , Lawrence Basllanl, Com e r Bradbury. Back row Sylvln Gardner and John Hautday. PAST EXALTED RULLERS - L-R, lll'llt row- OscarStephen§on, Dan Vance, ,Jim Robinson, Lowell Allen. Second row - Sy tvln Gardner, Stevt• Ferrell . Doh Nlhert, ,Je rry She lton. Third row - ,James St ein hec k, Denve r Wallace, Melvin Van Mete r. lrv Folden and Frank Sne daker. ·' . 0 0 . HANOVER PORK & BEANS .. $ DOZEN 300 .; . 0 • .' 0.' . . . ' SIZE • ., ' CANS -' • • '. 0 . 0 0 0' 0 :~ : .... .. ·' · SPRING SPEOAL- $49500 VISIT OUR LARGE DISPLAY, WHERE PRICES ARE LOWER AND QUALITY IS HIGHER WE DO CEMETERY LETTERING FflEE INSTALLATION IN CEMETERY. AU WORK GUARANTEED OPEN 8:00A.M . -9:00P.M. 1 DAYS A WEEK Located on Stat~ Rt. 141 at Centenary, Ohio, 2% miles from Gal.lipolis. Ohio 446-7017 RFINE BLEACH s· GAL 9¢ FRIES FRENCH 99¢ MILK 2 ui. PKG. STAR KIST TUNA RENOVATION COMMITTEE - L-R, lint row - Oscar Stephenson, Janies Steinbeck, Jim Robinson, Don Rumley. Second row - Bob Nibert, Steve Ferrell, Bill Griffith, Frank Snedaker. 'lblrd row - Sylvln Gardner, Melvin Van Meter and Irv Folden. · CO-CHAIRMEN, RENOVATION COMMI'M'EE - Jim Robinson and Frank Snedaker. . DECORATING CONSU LTANTS ~ Eva Mills and Earl Tope. · . -"· .•••.. , •. ....' • • • • . THESE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES ARE PLEASED TO HAVE BEEN PART OF Tf-IE RENOVATION OF THE . . '•• NEW ELKS BUILDING: ' Bradley Harder : Gallipolis Wayside Furniture Tope Furniture Ca_rter's Plumbing . Gallipolis Gallipolis Diversified • Floor Covering 241 Third Ave. 151 Second Ave. 4th & Pine ·&Sons Construction Co. •' Pasquale Electric 1160V. Second Ave. 152 Third Ave. Gallipolis. Oh. \ Gallipolls,Oh_. Gallipolis. Oh. Gallipolis. Dh. 749 Thifd Ave. · Gallipolis , OH. Vinton. Oh. • �. ... • P~eroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. May 15, 1983 ' Representative opposes forest sale_ Draw last paychecks r \ NEWPORT, Ky. (API - Som.' berly, 1BO employees of the centuryold Wiedemann Brewery accepted their final checks and asouvenler, a 12-pack of beer, as they filE;(! out of the building. .~ The brewery was ordered closed Friday by the Heileman Brewing Co.. LaCrosse, Wis.. which has owned it since the 1960s. Wiedemann was ·the last opera ting brewery in Kentucky. r ESSi\Y HONOREES - 'lbe PropeUor Club's port of Huntington chapter honored five GaUia Academy High School studenl' Friday night lor essays they submitted to the club'sHarold Harding Memorial Es.o;ay mmpetitlon promoting the merchant marine. Nancy Evans far right, placed 14th in national competition. Also honored, from left ..:ere Patricra Brenneman, curriculum dl~tor for GaUipolls City 1. ' Mart~~ ~ac_kenzie, Gi\HS English teacher: and GAIL<; stu.:':n~~ Andrea Kiesling, .Jell Lahman, Dehbie Mullins and Tim Tawney. Meigs County happenings Defective brakes CaUSe minor WreCk POMEROY --Local ' ome rgcncy unit s were kept on the moVP F riday and Saturday morning answer ing nine calls . At 1: ~4 a.m . Sat urd ay, thr Syracuse Unit took T hc>lma · C rueser. Second St .. to Holzer Medical Cent er. Friday runs Included R: 48 a .m.Rut land Uni t for Joseph B. Moure, dead on ar rival of Jhe squad: Midd lepor1, 9:49 a .m ., Middlcpor1 Unit for Dorothy Anthony, Palmer St .. to Dr. James Conde's office: Pomeroy, 9:19 a.m. Eli7..abeth Roush from Powell 's Super-Valu to Veterans Memoria l: Rutland, 11 :29 a.m.. Carrie Moore, Jiysell Run Road to Vc>tt•ntns Memorial; Middlep<ll1, 2: 17 p.m ., VPima Siders treated a t her residenee: 4:04 a ,m., Pomeroy fo r Inez Stivers, Condor St., 1o Vr1f:' rans Memorial ; Pomc· roy, 7::rl p.m ., Aaron Hamm from Meigs High School to O'Bleness Hospita l, Athens: Pomeroy, H: >1 p.m ., Raymond McQuaid to O'Blrness Hospita l. .. Entertain Hotarian!-1 MIDDLE P OIH--Siudmt s from the Shirley Carpcnt Pr Dance Stu dios presented several numbers to e n te r ta in m e mbers of the Middlcpor1 -Pomeroy H.otary Cluh when they met F riday night at Heath United Methodist Church . A guest was Ray Pickens, son ofclnb pres ident, Dr. H.. H.. Pickens. Women of the church served dinner. Ic. . P OMEROY -- Light Dav id L. Tiemeyer. ~4. Pomeror. ~ I 12:52 a.m . Sa turday in a n accident nea r the intersection of Union ancl Mulberry Sts. Pomeroy Police said brak<'S on the Tiemeyer track wmt out of commission"' thedrlverattempted a turn from Mulber ry onto Union . The truck went across the sidewalk and stru ck a ranee a t thP V. D Edwards home. Veteran" Memorial AdmittPd--Clal'ence McDa niel Jr .. Rutland: Carrie Moore, Pome: roy; Bennie Rhodes, Racine: Norman Grueser, Syracuse; Alva Will , Pomeroy; Inez St ivers, Pomeroy; Ollie Young, Pom~roy . Discharged--Walter King, Donald Fowler, Andrew Manning ; Lloyd Gibbs. Gloria .Jewett , Holl ie Grci>n Dona ld Grimm. · Spec•ial session MIDDLEPORT--A specia l meet ing of Middleport Masonic Lodge 3(i3, F&AM , will be held a t 7 p.m . Tuesday with work In the master mason degree. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. WATERBEDS a H tiRDil A( K 1 16.95 Robin L. Sloan GALLIPOLIS- Robin I,. Sloan, 25, Rt. 2, Patriot, died Friday In the Holzer Medical Center. He had been in a coma for tbe past two years and had been a resident at the Pinecrest Care Center on Jackson Pike. He was born Aprll 25, 1958, In Lincoln County, W.Va., to Henry H. and Janlce A. Sloan who survive : !llong with two sisters, Ruth E . Atkins Sloan of Rio Grande; Jane Sizemore of Austin, Texas: two brothers, Henry Hamuton Sloan Jr. : of Patrtot; and Marvin Monroe : Sloan of Pa trio!. ; · Also surviving is his paternal · grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sloan c1 Lincoln County, W. Va., his :maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ora Woods of Wtlitehall, Ohio. He ·)ittended Southwestern High School. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday from Salem Baptist Church with Rev. James Patterson officiating. Burial wlll follow In Salem Cemetery. V Visitation wlll be held at Willis Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9p.m . today. The body wllllje in state one hour prior to the sen;lces. CALL NOW 614-446-0374 Llfayette Mall OPEN DAILY 9JO 111. 8:00 O.OSf'I) S\INOA YS DON'T DREAM! REAL ESTATE LOANS STOP IN TO GALLIPOtiS FLOOR COVERING TODAY AND SEE THE LINE OF KITCHEN CABINETS THEY HAVE ON DISPLAY, PRICED RIGHT. .,.....,...__ Joseph B. Moore, Jr. RUTLAND--Joseph B. Moore, Jr., 71, died Friday at his home In Rutland. Mr. Moore was born March 28, 19121n Charleston, W.Va., a son of the late Joseph Brady Moore, Sr., and the late Ella Jane Samples Moore. • For 28 years, Mr. Moore was employed at a federal correctional instltuilon at Summit, Ky., and for . the past 10 years opera ted a hardware store In Rutland. He : $erved In the U. S. Army during World War II. WE HAVE THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN A Complete Line \ !onner Republican congn!$SJtUUI Mlck Staton be given a $42, contract to study a strtp mine recllunatloo program. . "It was someone In the executive office o! the president. That means the persoonel olllce. I doo' t fE.'member his name, and I'm not sure I ever kilew It," s;Ud Richard Hlte, OSM's deputy assistant secretary for adln'tnistratlon. m a ·The -Alcove Gallipolis, Oh10 omoe Moore. Hamrd, Ky.; the following PI aspect aaptlst Church. He was a veteran ofWorldWarll ' and rnerr)bet: of Lafayette Post 27, Alnerici\D Legion o! Gallipolis. Su~ Include his wife, Evelyn, a daughter, Helen Delores Crosswhite c1 Kissimmee: a sister, Mrs. Winnie Crum, Barnabus, W.Va., a brother, Walker c1 Omar, W.Va., and three grandchildren. Services were In charge of the Grissom Funeral Home of Kissimmee. I Monday at the Hunter. Funeral HomelnRutiand wlththeRev.Joltn Evans olflciatlng. Bu~ will be In Graceland Memorial Park. South Charleston, W. Va. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Bertha Roush consuJtancy. ,, Staton has said the contract came about as a result of a conversation he had with Interior Secretary James Watt . But OSM ot!iclals have given ~il~~ns~~en~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;; POMEROY -Word was received of the death of Mrs. Bertha Roush, 83, on Friday In Sprlngfteld, Mo. • Mrs. Roush was the · wUe of Stanley Roush, fonnerly of Meigs County. She was a sister-In-law of Mrs. Robert Warner, Pomeroy, and Edson Roush of Racine. Other ' survivors besides her husband, Stanley, are a son, Phillip, and three granddaughters, Lynn, JennUer and Karen. ServiCeS will be held at 2 p.m. today atthe-(:9rlgregat!ona1Church in Springfield . USI YOUII VISA Ofll MAS TUCAIIIO Rachel Ruth Borton GALLIPOLIS - Rachel Ruth Borton, 64, a resident of1015Second Ave., died a t 12: 10p.m.Frldaylnthe Holzer Medical Center. She had tJE:en · In failing health ,for several years. She was a retired employe of the ASCS Office following 23 years · service there. Prior to that;·she was employed by Milk Marketing Assn. Born Oct. 14,19181n Gallla County to the late Truman Burnett and Stella Smith Burnett. Mrs. Borton was a 1937 graduate of Gallla Academy High School. Survivors include a son, Ricky of Gallipolis; two grandchildren; siX brothers, Woodrow of Addlsoq; Claude, C)yde, Robert, ~a,n and Vinton all of Gallipolis: two sisters, Mrs. William (Helen 1 Strickland of Hartselle, Ala., and Mrs. Richard (Maryanne) Bowman of Gallipolis. A brother, Morris preceded her In death AprU 29, 1965. She attended Calvary Baptist Church In Rio Grande and was a former member of the Gallipolis Emblem Club. Funeral services wW be held at 1 p .m . Monday at the Waugb-Halley· Wood Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Lusher officiating. Burial will be In Mound Hill Cemetery. VisitatiOn wlll.be held at the funeral home from 2-4'imd 7-9 p.m. today. Nep h ews will serve as pallbearers. Sale Starts Sunday, May 15. . Prices in effect thru Tues., May 17, While Quantities last! .16" SIDEWALK BICYCLE . 15.99 Girls' sldew•lk bike with 16"x111:J" semi-pneumatic coaster. Training wheel• and high rile chrome handlehr with white hlket. White hand grips . Decorative saddle with floral trim . R~G. 2 GAL 11 GARDEN SPRAYE oz. FIRESIDE SNACK CRACKERS LITTLE PLAYMATE Crackers go great with cheese or delicious· by them- Features swing down lid with push but1on release with sure grip molded In handle tor eqsY carrving . It's easy to clean plastic interior resists stains and odors. Has tough and durabl e ex terior a nd will hold nine 12 oz . cans . selves. 446-1171 Gallipolis, OH. at Brunicardi's While They Last Wake To Shoneys Bre-.a&~ Bar · FOOP PEPT. S2Q95 $749 ·~ · S2495 HONDA SALES ALL NEW 1982 MODELS .. ,. . I~V." Betz Honda SOles .• Upperltt:·7 -, ' ' HARDWARE DEPT. Gallipolis, OH. REG. 9.9.9 • lonti· IIY II" wide by tv.'' high. StHI body with wood Slide owt stHI tray encl odlustoblo droll .......... 101· ln. plated grid with wod hlncllt adlusts to •-' INI.... . • Youth Jtoaue silt glove stHrhlde glove too thor . • CREsTLINE HIBACHI GRILL. ' Hurry - Only J0 Left.... ' f. ·7 44 C8750 Custom ... Jl FIELDERS GLOVES 1017 KANAUGA. OHIO . Save Now! HENDERSON 4 lb. CATTEL KING NG BAG RAWLINGS BETZ UPPER ROUTE 1 328 VIAND STREET POINT PlEASANT. W. VA. SPORTS DEPT. Easy oncl quick to Instill. Adjusts to ony window width. Pulls In cool, fresh olr from outside or removes smoke 1nd ~rs os on exhlust fon. Dinner'Lble . CORNER 3rd & COURT ST. REG. 13.44• 19.99 SCREEN FAN {4 ONLY) During Honda's TwoWheel Deal, you can ride a lightweight bike at a price you11 find very easy to handle. But don't wait too long. Bargains like these won't be around forever. LITER PRODUCTS MARVIN 10'' $749 \ 1 IU'Ilfl SHASTA (1 ONLY) OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 8 " 9.99 REG. 22.88 CB900f Martin Guitars 25% Off 'I 15.44 $2795 $395 29.99 •'•W . hi.ta•r•M•I•K•to•r~p•~•d•al•s•fo•r•s•a•fe~ty• . .. . . .~TpO~Y;S~D~E~P~T~. . . . .~L............,r---•S•PO . RT•S . .. D•~•P•T.1 ~~~~~---t Beginning at • SPINNING REEL 54.63 · Boys' sidewalk bike has top bar pads, high rise handlebars. 51-llmRno Tomorrow's Tackle Today. Your Choice RECLINE SALE 955 Second Ave. •» BOYS OR GIRLS FOU..OW T ,UE J,EADER CU IR.IBIN .& SNYID(IR. IFUIR.NITUIR.E (() . contracting ot!icer, also has sal!! tllat be signed the contract. "I did not sign the contract," Hlte said. However, be said that did not take rum "off the hook" because it was his duty to see that the contract complied with federal procurement policies. The contract calls for Staton to find ways to speed tlledistribut!onof federal mine reclamation funds to the,sta tes .The former congressman plans to make a series or visits by airplane to discuss mine reclarna· lion program s wit h loca l officials . confllctlng accounts o! how Staton was awarded the contract. Harmon Kallman, a spokesman tortheomceo!OSMDirectorJames Harris, on Wednesday ldentUied Hlte as tlle person Who signed the contract with Staton. H!te. however, denied that, sayin'g Peter Culp- an assistant director lor budget and admlnistra lion signed the contract. Culp's office sa id he was on leave this week and unavailable to discuss tlle deal. Patrick B. Schultz, an OSM I HONDA COMPARE! The contract has been crltlclzed as a political P'lYillf to Staton, who consistently supported Reagan administration positions before losing hls re-election bid last year. Asked what quallf!ed Staton, a former banker, to ev;Uuat.e the reclamation program, Hlte said: "He Is an ex-congressman, you know, and he has formed a c::HARIEm)N, W.Va. (AP) An ot Surface Mining otr1c1a1 says "tbe White }Jouse" .a sked that hla wtle, Jeate chlldren, Linda Moon, GallFI'IIzler, Dl!ty, 73, il resident oU172 Stroupe Broce Moore, Richard Moon!, alld Ashland. Ky.; JC!II!Ph B. Moore.• Rd.; ~, fonnerJyotGaWa LoulsvOie. Ky.: nlhe grandchildren, Cooilty; died May 8. • He was born In Varney, W.Va., Ni:njl Danks, 'Charleston, W. Va.; and moved to Klssl!nmee from Barbara Johnston. Sbeliadoah, Va .. and Frances M. Fraser, Charleston. Gallipolis In 1972. He was retired Servlces wW be held at 11 a.m. coal mtner and member of the .1 42 Court St. \ . KJSSlMMEE, FLA. - Mo5s q. \rn.dl ~- it :· 1n \X/ l''> l l' nl flcnn . , ylv:tnt .t T trn(' : jtJ7 k. Ct st of lh .tr:Jrtl 'i"" . Arntt' Cu nn tr~g h.1111 .. 1 book i.., h .tnd bul lied h tJ.,:h .\ dl tlo l se nttt_r. D t: t l fl t\ <nHi d cr ~ ht ., pr o H 'L t i\ t ' ht\ t tril'nd. Leigh C. 1bor , Ar 111<-' 'i g tr lfrwnd .. t_nd CIHt •.t lfll', Arrlll•\v_ ·o tnd -lund t ar , ,1 J0) X Pl ymo ut h h 1r~ It '" .tn .d l t\m c rtl ,tn •Cu fl! l 'll ,ttio n, wh (J it·~omc and H t Ul h t ng tll ,t f.t n ~t-I J.t r \l , t~ . L' Xt lj1 1 l t tr t HIC h ttrn t!C f . 1 c t - Chri ~ £inl' is nt t_tt 1 H dn .t r~ t ,t r l IHt ttt ,dl f hL· t lm Hl lC )..',1"1 n 11t 1t \ wi de fi f t 1c.., r.t di .l!or gr d lc u n hl' ,~.; ltt n p .\ t:d !I tt· J.tw -. u ( hdl iL'>t lf. .Su ·ne : · SurvMnc are MO.U.Duty 1983-84 REGISTRATION IS OPEN ' GRADES K-12 Christine damages were incurred to a t-r uck dr iven by ''U)st year over 3miUiorHndlviduals visited the Wayne !National Forest," DeWine said In letter to AgriCulture Secretary John Block. ''To take away over onE.'-third of the forest would deal a severe blow to the ability of Ohioans to enjoy the outdoors." The p~sed sale is under study, but tlle administration isn't expected to make a decision soon. Out of America's romance with the automobile careens a four-wheeled nightmare ... Sch Emergency runs national forest lands In southern Ohio. DeWlne, of Cedarville, said Friday that 63,!ll9 acres of the Wayne National Forest could be affected by a proposal forselllng3 percent of the government-owned forest land across thecountcy . That would amount to more than onE.'-thlrd of the national forest lands in the state, DeWine said. Wh_ite House requ~sted Slaton contract ·~ Area deaths r WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Michael DeWine, R-Ohio, has told the Reagan administration he would strongly oppose sale· of Ill=~*OJJ~-·· I , . , 15, 19a of quality 14.88 REG. 19.99 SPORTS �.' .t he ri er Ohii-Paint ~imts· i'trdintt ··Section I L..-,.....ol' Elderly keep themselves fit the same as everybody else .......•• ... ~ ~ by C!)arlene lioefJJch ..".. -.... ....... ......, ....... ~ 0 ... ' . . ~ ~···· ...._ · ·· · .__ ·· ··· · ···" POMEROY - Spring at last! And everyone SEell\8 to be getting out to enjoy the sunshine and gentle breezes, the aestbetlc pleasures of watching nature come to IUe. It's that time when runners run, tennis players lake to the courts, baseball players head lor the park, and golfers go to the greens. But what about the older person who, whatever exuberance he might feel for the advent of spring and the onset of warmer weather and longer days, literally cannot "jump for joy." Will that vitality be satisfied by sitting In a porch swing and watching the world go by? Probably not. ..... n ~;; •••..., n ..... "'c "' ;II: "' )> n-~ 0'- "'Cl'% '-() m ""z .... ...... ..•• ..•••• -" .•••. .. •• < •• "' •• !':. •• c ::a -<"' A ~ Cl' ~ ~ ~ n REP. VERN RIFFE ~ ~ ~ Riffe will address RGCCC graduates N ..•• • .. .... .... ...•.. ... ' w ' • • •• 0 , .'iti-<···;1.: . .. ;; ~ .. ' .. BIKING - For Nellie Zerkle ol Mlddlepot1, this three-wheeler Is the way to p! Qesldes meeting and ._...._._. I.Ll...LU..La.LII-A.t...l, .. - ,, greeting her many friends along the hike route, she gets plenty of exercise. ~:r-----------------------~ Senior weekly activities ,· ---:--Meigs County--- RIO GRANDF: - Vern Riffe. Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives. has been an- .. , nounced as the speaker for com· mencement serv ices at Rio Grande College a nd Communlly College. The 106Jh anniversary comme ncement of Rio Grande Co llege and thr ninth anniversary com- mencement of Rio Grande Com munlly College Is scheduled for Sunday, May 22, at2: 30 p.m. on the College Green. On<' hundred eighty· five student s are scheduled to r eceive bachelor's and associate degrees from the ln stilulion. · , Riffe, a life-long resident of ('lew Boston, Is serving his fifth term as Speak<•r of his 131 h consecutive two· year ter m as a State Represen· "'-,_ ., )> tative, having first been elec ted in 1958. As Sp<>akN , Riffe Is the presiding officer of I he Ohio House of Represent atives a nd the leader of tha t chamber 's Majority Party. As a State Representative, Riffe re· present s the 89th Ohio House ~ • ."" ::11:1 .... ,... ~ J>r-~ •• • •• •• • • and Pike Counties. Rlifc now served as Chairman of the powerful Rules Committee. and as ex off icio member of all House standing committees. During his public career. the Speaker has received many awards •• •• and acc lamations for what one major newspaper In Ohio has called. " hi s . untiring pfforts for people of hlsdisl rict and throughout tht• statc." In 1973, Riffe was namcd "Legisla tor of the Year" by the Ohio sportsmen a nd "Legislator of the Yea r" by lh<' Disabled Amer·ican Veterans. He also rece ived the Ohio '' ~ Ij, t • • ••• • ;.. ~~; 0. _mQ ml> ..0 11'1-1 .. District which encompasses Scioto " >• • .~ ... .... ..•• .•·'. .• • •• •-•~ • ). .• ....• ....-z ; .......... w cse '· <i 'IDW :;e:;... ., ~· "'"' ~~~~ h) • ,, ' 11'10 ~ 0 )>;II: i'i G')mz ..0 mC ' Association of lnsuranc(' Agent s' lndependcncc Award in 1971 ' In 1974, newspaper. radio and television repor1ers who make up the Slate House press corps voted Riffe the "Ou tstan d ln~t LPgisla tor In Ohio" and the Ohio Universlly Alumni Association presented him their highest award, the Certlflcate of Merit. Th<' fo llowing year he was awarded the MN ilorlous Serv ice Award by the Veterans of Foreign . ' POMEROY Meigs County : ' Selllor Citizens Center, Mulberry ; Heights, Pomeroy, Invites all el:: derly a~ \he countY to takE! part In activities at the center. The center •: js open Monday through Friday -: from 8:30 - a.m. to 4:30 p.m. :\ Schedt~le of activities for the week ·· of May' 16-20 Is as follows: ; Monday - Physical Fitness, •p :30 a.m. ; Square Dance, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday - Senior Citizens Day. Doors open at 10: 30 a.m. Wednesday - Social · Security . Representative, 9:30 a:m ,·rR:>on;' Black Lung Representative, 10 a.m.-2 p.m .; Physical Fltness, ll: 30 a.m.; Bingo, 1·2 pcm. • ThursdaY.- Ceramic Instru lion, ~: 10 a.m.·noon; Physical Fitness, '.I ll: 30 a.m.; Food C<XIp Delivery, ::J pick up before 4:30p.m . ~ F'r~~ay - Physical Fitness, 11:30 •,a.m ., Bowling, 1-3 p.m. > The Senior Nutrition Program '•' serves a hot meal at noon each day . Call 992-2161 to make a reservation for a meal no later than 9 a.m., the day ofthe reservation. The follow· · tog menu· is plMned tor the week of May 16-20: Mo~day Escalloped potatoes with ham and cheese, broccoli/ carrots, cole slaw, fruit cup. Tuesday - Breasted chicken, green beans, potato salad, Boston Cream pie. Wednesday - Beef stew, tossed salad, cornbread, baked apple. · Thursday -' Johnny . Marzetti, green beans, Waldorf salad, hot buttered Italian bread, coconut cream pie. F riday - Baked white fish, oven browned potato wedges, ·creamed peas, rolls, chocolate graham cracker pie. Choice of milk, tea; coffee ava ilable dally, ~:----Gallia County·--- -·, GALLIPOLis - Activities for :'•the week of May 16-21 at the Senior ;_; Cii~ns Center, located at 220 ·: Jackson Pike, are as follows: '; Monday , May 16- No activities, : Preparation of.Senior Citizens Day. : Tuesday, May 17 Senior :• ctt~ns Day and Tenth Annlver· ::-sary Celebration. ;; Wednesday, May 18 - Vln.ton < Bible Study·, 1 p.m.; Card Games, ~· i-3 p.m . Thursday, May 19 - Bible StuctY. · 11 a.m .-noon; Board of Trustees . Meeting, 1:30 p.m .; Blood Pressure Check, 1:30 p.m . Friday, May 20 - Huntington . Mall Trip, 9 a.m.·3 p.m.; Art Class, 1·3 p.m. ; Craft Mini-Course,. 1-3 ' p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. Saturday, May 21- Yoga Class, 10:30 a.m . The Senior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus: Monday- Macaroni and cheese, lima beans, mar inated cucumbers , bread. butter, mixed fruit salad .' milk . Tuesday - Baked steak/ gravy , mashed potatoes, green beans, r olls, butter, Ice crea m, milk . Wednesday - Fish and ta rtar sauce, Harvard beets, co ll's law, bun, Ice cream. Thursday - Meat loaf, boiled or baked potatoes, carrots, bread, butler, fruit pie or cobbler, milk. Friday - Barbecued pork sand· wlch, green beans, relish pl ate, bun, buter, pudding, milk. , Choice of beverage served wtth each meal. ' G 1\RDENING - Caryl Taylor of Dexter finds that there's no beUer way IAl brighten his day than to spend an hour or !ill In the garden . Elderwalk was ~ocial and healthy a: ........ . .-I"' "' ., 'V n :Ia § • . •' lit . ~zm A . , POMEROY ·'ThP Meigs County' s : Sher iff's Department Is lnves tlgat · ' Jng tqe thefl of a five horsepower l'!Ota tiller from t)le property of Mrs . . Harvey Le~;~mond on Tanner's Run ;Road. The equipment was valued at ·UMJ. o:~> - .a .,n :Ia :::t WALKING -Some of the parllclpllllls of the 1983 Senior Cltae. Elder Walk ate aeen here walldng )>- "'n ... ;II: ll'lm z • ~Special ~ ..••••• •• • ••••• • • • ! '' ••••• ' alone the hlldngtrall 8t Raccoon Creek County Park 00 the first of two hikes taken thai day. events for Gallia SeniorJs Day -• . : The department also completed a ;report of an accident on private l)roperty Friday night. Mark Grossnickle, Route 1 ReP.Cbvwe, backed his vehicle lnt~ the left fender of a parked vehlcle own€11 by l'ylary Custer, Route 1. ReEdsville, according to the report. · There was moilerate damage to the Custer vehicle. . m G) i; ~ BE ACTIVE - No sltllnK on the sidelines for Ru!il'iCll and Golda RadcWie, Syracuse. They know that walk.• at their own pace In the fresh air Wid s unshine are not only a plell.'lure, but a step toward better health. GA Ll .!POLIS- The E lder Wa lk In Ga illa Count y Thursday, May 5, was a huge success this year. It was at Raccoon Creek County Park with 53 people participating. Two hikes were schedu led. The first mi le walk was In the morning and after a picnic lunch, served by the Senior Citizens Center Nutrition Department , the second mile walk was sta rted . These hikes were not just a walk but ,also were combined with a nature hike. Spring nowers, tril· · llum , spring beauties, and blu!'ts were everywhere. The redbud and dogwood trees were In full bloom. There were also .many birds and birds' nests a nd a squirrel's nest. On one of the trail s was a small waterfall with a beautlful white dogwood tree beside It and m any ferns just beginning to uncoil their fronds Into tHe spring a ir. Pinecrest a nd Scenic Hills NursIng Center both had some or their res idents participa ting. Whlle some could not walk far and others were In wheelchairs , .they stro lled through the outdoors with the beauty or nature around them . Wars. : In addt11on. leglslallve leadersfor '!he slates elected Riffe to three consecutive terms to the Executive : Committee of the National Confer· · ence of Sta te Legisla tures. ' In 1976. Rlffe wa s awarded the Ohio Cha pter of Int ernationa l Per· :Sonne! Management Association's :Outstanding Achievement Award. J'he same year he also received the ; Phillips ML'<Ial of Public Service at : the !Irs! convoca tion of the College • of Osteopathic Med icine at Ohio University . 1 In )977. he received the "Man of the Year Award" by the Ohio Public Transit Assoclafion for his efforts loward developing a bal: anced transportation policy for • Ohio: :Investigates theft Most of today 's older Amerlcarts · About dancing ... It's not only U they are f!i reasonably good good for general physical healtli, health are unwUIIng - as well they but It also provides emotional and should be - to sit on the sidelines. soclalstrength through the associaWhile tbey may not be able to tion with others. Bicycling can do the same. engage In active sports, they can certainly lltdulge In the pleasures of walking, even dancing, bicycling, And gardening, even on a sm4 scale has Its rewards In the or gardening, If tbey do It at their beautiful as well as the edible. .own pace . Therein lies the key - "a I their There's real therapeutic value Inworking off one's fl1l strattons b;' OW)l pace." digging In the dirt . What better way to brlghtPn one's day than spendlrig Take wa lking. Brisk walking Increases the an hour or so In the garden. Wha t can be more gra tifying than body's ability to utilize mcygen picking a sweetly scented, softly while at the same time, gently colored rose, or providing an array elevates the heart rate. thereby of fres h vegetables for the supper Increas ing the heart 's efficiency as a pump while Improving the body 's table. These are the joys of gardening. metabolism . The outcome or continued brisk Yes, spring at last with a ll Its walking Is that the heart becomes s lronger as physica l fitness pleasures, not just for the young but for the "young a t hea rt," going a t Improves. their own pace. Just ask your doctor. Which brings us to Tuesday But if wa lktng seems a bll boring for you, how about dancing, Senior Cit izens Day - that special time deslgna ted for Ohio to honor bicycling or gardening. Its elderly . GALLIPOLIS - Gallla county's old folk will be kicking · harder, Jumping higher, shouting louder .~ · nd singing prettier than theY ever d as youths next TuesdaY. which Is · .· lor Clt~n'sDay . . · Tilesday wUl be one busy day, and · helderlywlll bel)ave lllceanythlllg · .: ~ eJderly..starttng wlth .break· : fast and rolllni. on blto a noon with Dene Wagner Pellegrlnnon wUI be the speaking. Open housewUI begin atlOa .m. at pres !ding over the activities. ' At 3 p.m. , an anniversary party Is the Center, and have art eXhl blis, program. scheduled, and punch and cake will · It's such a bl~ deal that the ceramics, a craft shop, mlnl-cratts be available. . grll!ldparents guard make use of and a mlnl·museum. At 7 p.m., there will. be an easy' The spectllc l\!Uiiversary .protwo buildings. Grace United MethOlistening time ior theokHimesongs dist Church and the Senior Cltlzeris gram will lle<~t Ua'.m. on the lawn at • such as gospel. 'lWp quartets wUI tlie Seplor Citizens Center. Cenwi-. Following the . noim banquet, appear, S;mders.o l Mercerville and Breakfast wm be 8: ll a.m . at !he. . awardS will~ presented at l p.m., · Voice United of G!llllpolls. church. and ·the ~. Arlhur Lund . bahquet, not with only an·alteriloon anniversary party, but also a •• .- ' DANciNG - Newlywed& Lena and 'Lawrence ci.r,en&er Ill ' Lanpvllle, ~ lhe)''re DOt atile to t!IIPP bi active llfiOIU, dellpt Iii '' d•ndnc to 10me Ill the lllower 1u1a. .. ' �May 15, 1983 Page-B-2 The Sunday nmes-Sentinel Anniversaries ;How about a helping hand? Information oo the Thomas T . Williams family. Thomas T. Williams came to Meigs COunty about1840 and was In volved ir! real estate and river boating. He hru:l 10 children among which was William Luther Williams, Sr., and he had a son, William Luther Williams, Jr., who lived in Pome· roy until he wa' In his rwenties. He built a home In the communi ty the cost wasS:OO- and later moved to Pennsylvania where he worked for Pitt sburgh Coal. His chlldren wer e Margaret and George. Mrs. Willi ams was Etta Gillilan . If y ou group. The Pomeroy High graduating class of 1963 leaders still need addresses for some of .that class. Missing addresses are those of David R. Gordon. Calvin E. Imboden, William E. Murray, Kathryn M . Qualls P!"'ker, Tracy P. Schrimsher, Thomas L. White, James R. HOOd and Tamara Flnlaw Wight. U you can help please contact Ralph Werry during the day at 992·3629or write P.O. Bo~ 2, Pomeroy. This group will also have a special get-together at tlle Meigs Inn at 2 p.m. on May 28. All members of the class and their guests are invited. Any class member not receiving the lnfonna· tion by ma il Is a•ked •to contact Werry . :1 would appreciate have some information how about grtt ing in touc h? And still lot' of alumni reunion hoppcnings. The had news is that the Meigs High School Class of 1978 has ca ncelled a planned r eunion due to lack of response. The money of rhose who already sent in for tickets wil l be refunded. Ptimn crs hope to com e· up wit h a picnic for later In RACINE. - S!x Southern girls have been named Racine Alumni Queen candidates. • They are Mel Weese, Kittle Sellers, Tammy Meadows, Peggy Green, Mbsy Cummins and ~thy ' Baker. The queen wlll be selected by votes of those attending the annual alumni dinner at 6 p.m . on May 28. . Tickets are on sale at the Village Beige Blue Red WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones of Cheshire celebrated their %'/lh weollltng anniversary M11y ~- A surprise party was given at their home 011 May .8. Attending the party were friends and family. ' Rankins celebrate·anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin of Tuppers Pla!rls observed their !lith wedding anniversary, May 4, with a family celebration. Married at the to earl!er diagnosis and improved Giant strides of progress are due methods of treatment, which are developed from a better under · standing of the disease. _Three hundred Central Ohio Cystic F lbro· s!s are treated at Children's Hospital tn Columbus·. Refresh· ments wUI be served that day, and prizes wlll be awarded for parUcl· 'l'hf• 1.Pwis and .J ohnson reunion ' from thf' (;;dli tl Cou nt y a rf'a ~ lll l.x> Saturcli.1y, .lunC' \R, a t Frankl in "P;irk in Columbu s from 1 p.m . 10 ~~ (L(n . Din nrr will I){' Sf'rvrd at 'l p.rn . Thl•r0 will bf' gam0~ ror 1hC' c hl ldrf'n. ; t s ingspira t ion, ~ nd a n m· t~Tinal st.vl! ' show . For morr i n for m ;~ ri on ~·1 $·o>:!B5. 1'0ntac 1 f>c.si Hu r1. The Store Thlt Gim Your More EGREAT GRADUATION DAY SALE · ~~~9°~achi~~ Reedsville, Mr. and Mrs. Rankin have two sons: Jet!ery and David. pants raising pledges of $25 or more. Local prizes wUI also be given. All age groups, churches, schools, clubs or Individuals are welcome. Rain date will be at 10 a.m .. June 4 at 0 . 0 . Mcintyre Park. r-------------1 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUS~ . SYRACUSE, OH. PHONE 992·5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line olvoptable and bedding plants, to!iace plants and hancing baskets. Also a large selection o' shrubbery and dward lruit trees. OPEN DAILY 9 to 8 .------B-. -~ -1~ ~ ~ -· . . .~ years ago by the Genera l Assembi)' and is administered by the Ohio Board of Regent s. From Gallia County , recipients are Deborah · M ull ins. Ga!Ua Academy High School: Larry Finley , Hannan Trace High School: Suza nne Nay, Kyger Creek High School: Sheila Aleksic, North Galli a High School, and Michelle Case, Southwestern High School. From Meigs County, recipients are Scott Justis, Eastern High Sc hool: Kris Snowden, Meigs High School. ·and David Salmons. Sout h. ern High School. fOr the event has c. written letter s to Deluxe Free-Arm Machine Model6136 14 built-in stitches • Solid stat e speed control maintains an ·ev~n speed over heavy seams • Built-in buHonhoter ·~~';~"' APPI10V£D s NLV ·. 'J 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy, OH. Serving Mei..: & Gallia Co. PRODUCTS .... f~;;;;S~U~N~D~A~Y~~llo~~S;~~~~~~~~~~;~~~A~s~Y~o~u~r~S~ingar~~Appro~~ved~~O~e~ale~r~~~~ Sa le ends Saturday, Moy 21st. No J 0· ANN fABRICS' $2 . TRENDSETTERS 0 PRINTED PUCKERS. Plovtul summer prints or polylconon. Machine wash, dry; 45 " wide . Reg. $2.99 yd NOW $2 VAllO. 0 BUBBLE GAUZi. Textured, whisperweighl100% conon. Mach.ine wash, dry: 45" wide. Reg. $2.9'1 yd . NOW $2 YARD. oconAGE ·stai11NGS. Polylconon: mochone washable: 45 " wide. Reg. $3.49yd NOW $2 YARD. 0 ULTRA VELOUIINmAU. Personalize with iron-on iniloals. Reg. 79C pkg. NOW 3 PKGS. FOR $2. OCALICOS. Pure conon: machine wash , dry: 45 " wide. Reg. $3.9'1 yd. NOW $3 YARD. OT.SHIRT PRINTS AND S111PES. Splashy potyl conons! Machine wash and dfy: 60" wide. Reg. $4.99 yd. NOW $3 VAllO. ODENIM & SAILCLOTH. Simple pleasures . Poly/ conon· machine wash. dfy; trom 45" wide. Reg. lr~m $3.49 vd: NOW $3 YARD. . OTOUCH & Stw IOUINS. Singer's plastic bobb ins. Reg . S1.00 pkg. NOW 4 Pt<GS. FOR $3. ···: .•,• :. :. .· · Sl BARGA~ 0 fAIRIC POTPOURRI. Polylconon b lends are moohlne wash, dry; 45" wide. Reg. fr om $1.9'1yd. NOW $1 YARD. . ONYLON NET. Pertect lor summer e<atts.100% nylon; machine wash, dry; 72 " wiqe. Reg. ~ yd. NOW 2 YAROS FOR 51. 0 POLYEmR INTfRFACINGS. Sew-In and tusi· ble. Machine wash, dry: lrom 18" wide. Reg. price NOW 4 YARDS FOR $1. · OIUTTONS. A wide vorlety ot multlple-bunon cords for sport and dress wear. NOO 10 CARDS FOR $1 . $4 -KJN MAkERS OSTIITCH RIIY. For super snappy shorts. more. Canon/polyester; machine wash , dry; 60" wide. Reg. $5.99 yd. NOW $4 YARD. 0 SUPIII SUITIIIS. Gobodfeme Super Flex· and VISA" Cadence"". ~fer: machine washable: 60 ". Reg. $4.99 and S5.99 yd. NOW S4 VAliD. 'r. OEYILIT EMIIIOIDIRIIS. Polylconon loncies. oli-oYers ore machine walh. dry; 45" wide. Reg. S5.99and S6.99yd. NOW S4 YARD. 0 WISIPIIf.UTI"' llUICIC-INIPI~ · · Lightweight slleors tor.,_ or suitcase. HBRICJ" .;;·,..,.. ~ TO HOLDERS OF BUCKEYE & MOUNTAINEER CARDS NO PURCHASE NECESSARY - NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN Owned cai'Kt GP4ttot.ct by Fobri-C•ntetl ot ArMdc o . lnc Register For s25 Gift Certificate ·Silver Bridge Plaza · · DURING THE ·wEEK OF MAY 15 THRU 21 ONLY ·Special Priz~ For Oldest Registrant Monday thru Saturday - 10-till ·9.· Sunday 1 till 5 :· ::. ,, ·:::·: .. purcha~ If miff ClASSICS ::: 20% Discount On Any Purchase .Q· SJ . ::...: Congra tul ation s a nd Best Wishes to the Senior Citizens of the T r i -Count y area. This i s you r week - May 15th thru May 21. In rPCog n i ti o n of this spec i al week we invlte you t o shop with us and save . W e offer bargains to you , O)lr very special c u stom ers and f riends. NOW. THE fABRIC SHOP 5 1N C E R GALLIPOUS AREA-GIIIillolis Developmental Centlr Gym Buildin& - IIINDAYS 6:30 P.l. PT. PLEASANT AREA-Krodel Pllt . TUESDAYS 6:30 P.I. . POMEROY AREA-Ihils Inn TUESDAYS, 10:00 A.M. &'=30 P.l. . MAY 15th THRU MAY 21st s21 goo Free-Arm Machine lrladet 5525 $5()00 SAVE That Takes You Through All 3 Staats of SucctSsful Weight Control: 1. Weight Loss 2. Stabili:zation 3. M&inte..nce ~ :: .. .. by Katie Crow : The Pomeroy High School gra · dilating class of 1933 is planning a gala affair for their 50th reunion. " The alumni bai\quet will be at ·Me; g s High ·ll: ' School, 6:30p.m.. . ·;•'• · · ~embers .A <l tliem of the reunion. Tickets to the advising dlnner areof $8theperclass person pnd si>ouses of the graduates are invited · t(! attend. In addition to the alumni, the rommittee Is contemplating a pr ivate party tor the graduates and tiieir spouses on Friday, May 27, at G••p.m. at American Legion Hall, P.bmeroy. :;At the Friday night event all food and beverages will be provided and there wtll be no charge. : working diligently toward the altair are F'red W. Crow. Thelma t<arr Lytle, Roy Miller, chal nnan, Ava Zo Williams Sisson, Catherina Ruth Welsh, and Robert Burdette. . : Class m embers who pi!'n to l!ftend are Mary Russell Dye, Tip Bye, Elmer Grueser , Marcella ~ompton Haslam. Therma Karr ~eiss, Edith Bowen Witt, Esther Edwards Buckley, ·Altona Ba lley lfarshall, Harold Grueser, Olive !lrlckles Smith, Mason Fisher, 'l'helma HOOd Nease. Margaret H unnell Hu tton, Chester Hutton; :Robart Young, Helen Gilmore Drya n. Louise Hartung llearhs, Pera ldine Ables Scott , Helen Willi· l!inson Boster. Carroll McKenz ie, ttva Zo Williams Sisson, Geoevieve :llsson Swart2, Carl Jennings, f\r'"a !lchwartzwalder Starkey, 1 Burdette. Roy Miller, Frc~ w. !:row. Catherine Raub Welsh, l'he!ma Karr Lytle and Mary "Baer Grueser. - Teachers who wtll attend are Marlon Ebersbach. Frances Dye. Aaron Zahl and Charles Gibbs. : In vital·ions have been extended to W. R. Farnham, former teacher and coach, Asa Hoskins and Hugh Davis, former reachers. :; Sounds like a "'fu n" lime. :: POMEROY - Two Meigs Couniians have been named to the dean 's IIBt of the Oh!o InsUtute or :I'echno!ogy In Columbu~. = They· are Jerry Swain, son of Mr. liM Mrs. Robert Holl!day, Route 1, Qexter. · · ~ To be eilglble for the dean's list iiudents must have at least a 3.0 pade point avei'Sge In the last term Ol study. Both Swain and Holliday lite students In the electronics ib:hnlc!an program and both have (:3.4 GPA. . -. ConvetH Chris E~ erts The on~v,. st'lon c~IIISII4J ....et' WII81S JO I IUf~Y eli l)la.,..rs . thev we11 re1ed No I to< style, comlon . d\KIDI1 110f. 8ncl\lll ~ CANVAS WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US AT THESE CONVIENT LOCATIONS Our 50th Anniversary Special On Diamond Clusters PT . PLEA SANT 'IE\\ HAVE N Ft. Ra ndolph I n ra c·l" l' uhltl" l. ihran Main Strwt M onda \ T hur,d ;n 5:1111 1' . ~1 I_ , rhcr hl\\ In Fu g ~n c Ska ~g\ Save Up To 50% and More markers. I will be at the church on May 29, the day before Decoration. ....... TAWNEY JEWELERS "Celebrating 50 Yean In Busine.." 1' . ~ 1. I ~L' tii! 'L't WEIGHT WATCHERS- AI.WAYSCLOSE BY AND READY TO HELP YO U WITH YO UR WEIGHT PROBI.EI\1 5 pt Diamond Cluster ........ .~~.~-~ - ~~~~~ .. ... ..... Now $59.95 V; Ct. Total Weight ............ ~-~.~~.'!'.~ 1.'!~. ....... Now $299.00 '12 Ct. Total Weight .. ........... ~~~-~- ~~~~-~ ... ...... Now $499 .00 1 Ct. Tot.;l Weight. .... .... .... ~.~-~~~-Y.~~~~ Now $799.00 424 Second Ave. 5:00 · Gallipolis, . Ohio r~fr~om~~10~a~.m~-~to~~3p~.m~.~W;i~ll~y;o:ud!;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii please come and talk wilh m e?" FINANCING IS AVAILABLE COLOR MONITOR WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD co&R SYSTEM MONITOR CONSOLE Reg. 1769' 5 -25PC3802 • Color Monrtor Sy ste m ad,usrs co lor p1ctu re before you see 11 • Au tomatic FreQuency Co ntrot tocks 1n cha nne l seM1 n gs without readjustment • ln· l1 ne Black Matn11 pictUie lube : Performanc e II SOlid Sta te ChaSSIS Mediterranean Styling cabrnet con slr ucred ot ' ood rwc,.n. ~ qenu1n e hardwood sohd~ wOOCI c ompos•I•On board and ~~m~l<llf"<< w . . ...... ' NOW $599 95 POTWASH[R" DISH WASHER WIIH POWER-SCRU B CYCLE :: A resolut ion has been adopted bY iiie State Senate. headed by Sen. Oilkley C. Collins, honoring Howard lirank tor 31 years of dedicated 11[ibllc service lo the citizens of ~elgs County . - The resolution read In part. "The Members of the Senate of the 115th ~neral Assembly of Ohio, wish to iake this opportunity to recogniZe BDward Fr;mk. county auditor of l'jfelgs County for the "past eight ~ars , for his many years . of Q!! tstand!ng service to the citizens of Meigs County.'' ::.Frarik resigned as auditor but did oot retire - from all l't'JlOrts he Is i4 rea students -kmed to List Slw:Jesl t'sl The recital is free and open to the public. The French Art Colony Is located at 530 First Avenue In Gallipolis. ...J . • :~i~gn"e:";~~~o~~~ ~%N~;;;; :·? resting place of those without ,:.:.J.. . · 1n a riS eve: tonP soloist with orchestras, In opera and recit als. and as guest condu c tor of the Huntington Chamber Orchestra. Kenneth Marchant received the master of music degree from Northwestern U niversity where he studied with Gti! Mombaerts and Is completing the doctor of music degree from Indiana University where he studied with Jorge Bolet and Alfonse Monteclno. He pre· viously studied with Leonard Shure and with Harold Cra xton In London . .,:;:;'~ .fii'F ·~ currently is a graphic arts major at Springfield High School In Akron.. Ohio and has been accepted at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Musical enterlalnment for the evening will be provided by Well · ston High School's Opus XH , under the direction. , of Vocal Music Dlrector Sa ndy Nodruff. 'We'~ pUt yoU-, Dr. PauL Balshaw keeping Nery busy. Russell Rhodes writes, "' Let's talk! Come and let's talk about the Morse Chapel Church Cem etery on Old Town Flats. Mimy of us have loved ones buried there. I am ·. stucjenrln each vocational class wtll 50th class reunion set May . . . . : The committee •. $ . AComprehensive Protnm Senior Citizen Week ·• In· addition to ad ministrative · duties, he maintains an extl:'nsiv: schedule of performances as han· receive the Award of Dlstlnct lo.n, presented through the State Board of Education. Honor student s from each of the nine participating high schools w!ll also be recognized . Guest speaker for tlle event w!ll be. Michael Keith, the current State VocaUon<il I ndustrial Clubs of America (Vl CA) Parliamentarian and past State V!CA President. He 1 1 RIO GRA.NDE - Approx mat; Y 300 Buckeye HUis Career Cen er and Buckeye Valley Career Cente~ seniors will receive their Vocat!o~~ Certlf!Gates during the Elg Annual Certll!catlon ~eremon~ 5 Wednesday, May 18, at 6. l p.m . tlle Buckeye Hills Amphitheatre In RioDuring Grande. these ceremon1es, tl1 e t oP Katie's Korner ~turday, "· . WBGHT CONTROL GROUPS ::., '·: from the Eastern School of Music. Following study In VIenna. Dr. Batsha~¥ began a wide- ranging career as soloist, conductor and administrator. Aft er 14 years as cha!r.man of the Department of Music. he recently_ assumed the position of director of the newly organized School of Fine Arts. Ohio is one of few states to recognize Its top high school g radu ates with sc holarship awards. The Ohio Academic Scho· larsh!p Program was Initiated six LAURIE r-;;;;;;;;;;!;!;!;!!!;~~;;~~~~~~~=~~~;;;;,-; 1 GALLIPOLIS - The French Art Colony will host a Brahms recital performed by two Marshall Unlver· ~ty faculty from the Department of Music. A selecton of romances from " Die Schone Magelone," in celebra· lion of Brahms 150th birthday, wtll be performed Sunday, May :12, between 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m .. by Paul Balshaw an d K enneth Marchant. Paul Baishaw received bachE"Ior. master <llld doctor of music degrees . COLUMBUS - State Represen· taUve Jolynn Boster recently an · nounce.d the reciplenls of the 19&3 Ohio Academic Scholarships from Qallia , Athens and Meigs Counties. ·The awardees wtll each receive $1,000 per year for a maximum of four years while attending one of Ohio's colleges , universlt ies , degree -gra nting proprpeta ry SChools, or diploma schools , of Doni- GllliiiOiis s11oo NOW hom e of the Rev. Elden Blake in Cystic Fibrosis walkathon scheduled at Evans Farm together or cia's members and yeill- and thereatwill be. on a special get th¢ir fam ilies 1 p.m Saturday. May 28. at the American Legion Hall in h;1cine. group o eca!s . '· A f th I s wil l provide refr eshments for the special meeting. 'fhe Pomeroy High School Class uf : J92R will be having It s !i5th rc~nion and local class grads arc johnson, Lewis reunion set sending a self- . addressed · stam~ envelope and money 10 secretacy·treasurer Bar· , bara Pierce. 41m1 SR ~. Racine. Tickets for the dinner are S6 and S4, for the danCe which Is open to the public and payable at the-door. The !~$nee will be from 9 p.m. until mJdn!gbt. n~rs!ng. GALLIPOLIS - The Centr al Ohio Chapter Cystic F ibrosis Foundation will stage a walk·a·thon In Gallla County on May 28. Janet Merry, local ~halrwoman, urges both children and adults to walk or sponsor a person to walk . The wa!k·a·thon will be at 10 a.m. at Bob Evans Farms Shelter House, Rio Grande. Cysl\s Fibrosis Is the number one Inher ited killer of children and young adults In the country . Every day five children are born with It, every day and average of three die of it. The disease is Inherited and Incurable. Medica! Therapy has quadrupled the l!fe expectancy of Cystic Fibrosis victims In the past 15 years, however, fewer than half live to be 21. hoping for a gOOd tu•·nou t of that by REG. TO $21.00 the summer . park. You an express your Interest Play ing for the Pom eroy High by contacting Mrs. Mattie Bail, Schoo l Alumni Association dancP 992·2314. this ,ycar will IX' Keith McCa ll and Co. Keith has· l!i years of "on the And then there's summer school. road experience.' ' including fi ve That •s not aU bad either . It could years wllh Jerry Van Dyke, playing work to the advantage of hlgh In cas inos at Las Vegas . Reno, Lak e schoo l student s, freshmen up, Tahoc. Prior to coming to the across the county who have flu liked IIi · state m'ra he played for 18 a course this year. months ar the Marriott Hotel in the Classes will las I four weeks and French Quar ter of New Orlea ns. will begin on July 11 . Studenls who The group played at !he New have failed a requ ired course Y(lar's Evf' dance of I he Royal Oak should contact their guidance coun Dance Club. The alumni dance is . selor at once. open to the publi c from 9 l o II p.m. w(!h tickets running $4 a person. Members or the Orange Town· Tickets can be purchased at the ship Volunteer F ire Department , door of Meigs High School. headquartered at Tuppers Plains, The Racine High School class of are extending a big thanks for tlle 1948, of course, is observing its 35th public response to the fund drive. completed their annual door-to· F'lre campaign department members have door to raise operational runds. --- , Geez! ,Ju st think. school will be out In about a Wl'!'k and the kids will be home with "t here's nothln ' to do." T hey're gone all too soon- so do keep smiling. secured Academic scho1arships announced for tri-counties by Rep. Boster Thirty-si.>< seniors of Eastern High Sch()\ll and six chaperones leave this evening via chartered bus on a classtriptoGa tlinburg, the Cherokee Indian reservation nearbY and to Knoxville. In Pomeroy, across from tlle fanner Bookmoblle headquarters are three large sycamore trees which, we' re told, were planted to honor ttu·ee res idents of upper Pomeroy who lost their lives In World War I. There used to be markers at the spot and one remains. It is that of Kenny Thompson. The Amer ican Legion, Drew Webster Post. Pomeroy, plans to place flags at the locatron for Memorial Day and, !! enough Interes t ~s shown, It !~.reported that . the area could be developed into a • Cut Rate in Racme or may be , The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-3 BHCC stud~nts ?,etting certificates Brahms recital features Marshall U. professors Racine ~lllfl1 . Queen candidates vie for title at annual dinner Middleport on the tube by Bob Hoefilch An overall picture on Middleport "<ill be presented on PM Magazine on Channel 3 ar 7 p.m. Tuesday. Featured on the wlll be the Gener al l{artinger Park, tile Grant home on Grant St., now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mlke Gerl· ach and tlle La· Salle operated by Y.Yonne. Scally and Paul Dailey . llay 15,. 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipols, Ohi-Point Plea...nt, W. Va. Beat of the Bend Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Pomeroy-Middleport PERMANENT PRESS CYCLES 'J) r ·~,-r ,. CRYSTAl ClfAR ltiN SE OISP[ NSlR 0 Lighl w ash cycle ttl Ronse & Hold cycle 1lll Deem at?~ wood work top Ill Cr ystal Clear [!! Deluxe 17.2 cu. fl. refr ige-rator-freezer l!i 1 rin se di spenser fi Conver ts to a built-in when readv 12.41 Cu . 11 . fre sh toad capaci ty ElJ4 .74 Cu. II free zer sec tron !IJ Reversib le doors fllj Rugged Triton 11 door and c ab rnetl iner lliJ Ro lls- out- on wh eel s. ' · odet CTF17E SAVE $8995 614-992-2181 WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD $}Q()OO W.l ':hCI !'-l 'ldCI WI W1 50UB AIR CONDITIONER 19" COLOR TV $451 49 $50·DISCOUNT · POMEROY LANDMARK Jock W. Corsty , M,r. . . . · Q,iv• a linle and 1aite a lot-Free dehvery, wlfh1n 75 m•les y •• we "'vice at local Hotpotnt Dealer . Hours: 1>30 to ~Ill Cl01td ot 5:00 P.M. • ., SAVE SAVE $5()00 $1()()00 HOOVER SWEEPER Model HD8fllloi 3-cyc le wa s her Q Perm an e n t Pr e ss and Kn i ts /D e llca t es c y c le s 0 3 W a sh selec1ions [lJ M a t c h ing drye r w rth up to 90 minute time r lill Up-1ront1 il te r GJ Po r· ce la in e n a m e l fin ish dru m 230 AMP A.C. CENTURY WELDER $159 50 614-992-2181 WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD · =---~------------~ �Page 8-4-The Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. May 15, 1913 1983 Engagements TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SEVIN GARDEN DUST (PRODUCE DEPT.) SECOND &MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT; OHIO 85 VINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Pamek. Donnett, Timothy Davie.r bOUBLE THE VALUE OF MANUFACTURERS CENTS OFF COUPONS UP TO 49¢ IN FACE VALUE. DonnettDavis BIDWELL - Mr. Shellllan Dorutett of Bidwell, and Mrs. Barbara Edwards of Camplesville, Ky., announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daugh· ter, Pamela Dorutett, to Timothy Davies, son of Mrs. a nd Mrs. Oscar Davies, of Patriot. The wedding will take place June 11, at 6p.m ., at Centenary Methodist Chu n::h. A reception will follow. Both are graduates of Southwest· ern High School and are living in Corpus Christi, Texas. Miss Dorutett is employed at Wya tt 's Inc., in Corpus Christi, Texas, and Davies is self employed there. . SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT JOHNSON'S Budget Pleaser Special Budget Pleaser Special CENTER CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS LB. SUPERIOR FRANKl ~·' I LB. GRADE A 12 Oz. LB. CENTER CUT SPARE RIBS RIB PORK CHOPS LB. Pound Pkg. ECKRICH FRANKS' 89 LB. $179 GALLIPOLIS - Mr. a nd Mrs. Billy Gene Eva ns, Ga llipolis, are announc ing the engagement and approaching tnarriagf' of thr ir daught er, Kathy .Jean, to Roger Dale Edwards. son of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Edwards, Hogsett, W. Va . The open-church wedding will take place at 7 p.m . June 18 at the Christ United Met hodist Church, Lower River Road , Gallipolis . The Rev . D<>a n Bachlor will officiate. A reception honoring the couple will fell ow the wedding. BrowningVeazey VINTON - Mr. and Mrs. Danny 1.. Bmwnlng, VInton, announce the Pleaser Special IDAHO $ BAKING POTATOES ~1J8· SWEET CORN 19 GROUND BEEF LB. ~Pomeroy. LB. .. USDA CHOICE BEEF CUBE STEAK LB. NEW TEXAS YELLOW SWEET ON IONS ~~b. 89¢ Skaggs Hale Budget FRESH NAVEL ORANGES 4LB. Pleaser Special Special REG_. or BUTTER RISCO 3 LB. CAN SHORTENING • MAYONNAISE Quart JIF J:Roz. P'NUT BUTTER ,. ~1 49 KRAFT uNsweETENED . ORANGE JUICE BTL Can $129 ROYAL 29 ROYAL CREST PUFFS COTTAGE CHEESE FACIAL TISSUES Pleaser Special MRS. SMITH'S · MARTHA WHITE SBF RISING Dutch Apple Crumb or · Apple Pie CORN MEAL ~·~=Ol·=$=1=59~=260=1. =6=9~~=· $109 ::::$ STAR·KIST CHUNK LIGHT TUNA , OIL or WATER ~~Oz. 79¢ TV STands Or VIdeo Game Cart Aluminum Outdoor Furniture 4 ROLL ' Our Reg 16.97 ,, 64·oz: Downy · Fabric Softener Freshens and soft e n s all your wa sh. Conce ntrated formu la Plastic bottle. Save! • fj 0 1 .-..... ~·· • COUPON .-...~·· • COUPON -...~~· COUPON [' "' ll I I ,, - OXYOOl MARGARINE DETERGENT 4· Stick Pound 25< Off LABEL 2~99¢ 49 Oz. Box ( $l89J· ·:·~ . "'" ....... ""' Umll31oxes WITH COUPON $1 Super thin; to wear with jeans. L ------Co~GOOdlt'lruMoyi7 . 1 98J Ltmlll a-oz . Net WI, Sale Pri ce 78(: WITH WITH COUPON COUPON Nail Polish Pertecl color for nails. Assorted colors. Pnotoflnlshlng Special Extra Color Prints ru Monum.,rt SpnJs, "The Way Amerl~l Sends Love'' Phone 992-2039 106 lu'ltetmultAve. 992-5721 Pomeroy, Olllo we accept 111 major credtt cards and - wlro flowon evorvwnore• ;f' · ·• Style · Hair Spray Super, natural, unscent ed, ultra ho ld . Cutex POMEROY ·~ FLOWER SHOP.· ' ..... . ~ I cut spring flowers btves added meaning to Memorial Day ... a QIIY devoted to the memory of our loved ones. W ths * 4-' '" ** Anlnl'ftlents In bath real and*pennanent flow111 8nd~et Plr"· ·r SJ>t'· • · BlUE BONNET I 1.97 24·1n. Round Brazier Grill 380-sq .-in. plat ed cooking grid adjusts to 4 heat leve ls. Blac k -finish bowl. ' I Sole Price 13.97 Style Moy va,.., The *Cut Flowers Potted Pllnts Budl(et Pleaoer Special · •' Cute Sunsuits For Infants [son ------- ------- . .• 1.976~~rR~~o~c~7a-.2c; ; :.,J []IJ I 11 Oz. Refresh tng I I Shampoo, 1 L COUPOn~INuMov 17. 198l J. L..CouoonGood 11'1ruMov 17. 1983 PAK .. In rich wood-look; on :ca=s~le~r,;;;s·---.&...;P.;,Ia~s~li~c~w~ e,;b,;b,;;,in;,:g;.,d,u~ro;;,b;,;l,e~fr~am~e•._ _._c•o•tt•o•n•te.r.ry•o•r•p•o•ly•e•st•e•r'.co•t•to•n•.- - - 11.97 BATHROOM TISSUE PLASTIC Budget Pleaser Special Bag CHARM IN 2% MILK GALLON 11 Oz. ·. Budget Pleaser Special ~EST ..• II 1I I I I I I I I I I I I' I I I I I cau~~ I Pert Sharrrpoo I •'• Budget Pleaser Special $ TOSTITOS , ~.. . .. ... I 8 Oz. ,~ ...:0•··-· • COUPON POMEROY OH. 1NACHO CHEESE ''""' 30 Jean Liners 8-16 Oz. Bottles 24 Oz. BEEF STEW MORTON Budget PleMer Special ' 24 oz. ....""' ..''"'""" '..•.'"'' . .... ....•.... ,. , . .. . ,,,. "'. [h ··· ~· .~ .......... ' '" ~ .. ........ , .. ...... ....... . . .. .. . ....,.......... . ",. . ,.' Top of the Stairs Beauty Studio 7-UP .or DIET 7~UP ARMOUR Budget Pleaser Special CALL FOR INFO: .9926720 Special WESSON OIL HEUMANN'S FROZEN DINNERS Budget Pleaser PURE VEGETABLE TUESDAY ' " " ' " 1• 8 "' .... ··"" · ··· · ~ . ..... . ~ '""" '""'" ·~ ·• >~ ..... , .... . .... ...... ~ .. .,. '"• "''"' "·· ·~···· ·•··· " "' ~",.. '• •••" • ou•"' '• • ''' ···•v "•""' • ~·• •''" ,.... . ,, ,, ' . ,... ,•. , ,,,.,. ..,..,, ., ' .... "Mothers, Bring Your Daughter to Learn Braiding Techniques." "Over the Dollat General Store" R.A VOR SUNDAY ~· '·"" FRENCH BRAIDING WORKSHOP MON., MAY 16th AT 7:30 P.M. BAG RED or GOlDEN Budget Pleaser SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY . RIO GRANDE - Mr. a nd Mrs. '\ J a mes E. Skaggs of Rio Grande are , a nno11nclng tho engagement and approaching marriage of their daugbte r, Linda, to Douglas W. Hale, son of Mr. and Mrs . David Ha le of Oak Hill. The open chun::h wedding will be May 22 at 7:30 p.m., at the Rio G ran~e u·nlted Methodist Church, followpJ by a reception at the Jamea A. Rhodes Center. Mls~ Skaggs ls a graduate of. Gallla Academy High School and Is a senjor at Rio Gr ande College hnajorjng In Secondary Education. Hale Is a graduate of Oak filii High School and OhloState University J;TlAjorlng In Elementary Educiuon . . · ' . CAUFORNIA PKG. OF 5 Sundays 1-6 plett, were In pink gowns. They earned bouquets of similar design and color to the one carried by the bride. Aleasha Custer was the flower girl, and wore a long blue satin gown with an accordion pleated skirt and white lace accent trim . She carried a basket of tinted rose petals with streamers In rainbow colors. The Rev. Stanley Merrifield performed the double-ring ceremony following a program of tradiRing hear er was Scott Icentional wedding , music by Paula hower. Best man was Jack HumphWelker. VaSes of silk carnations, and the ushers were Troy reys, roses and gladioli In pink and white Griffith and Richard Icenhower, all were used on the altar railing, with candelabra decorated wlth white of Pomeroy. All of the male satin bows and a unity candle .attendants wore beige tuxedos and white carnation boutonnieres. The rompletlng the decorations. Given In marriage by her mother groom wore a natural tuxedo with and her uncle, Jerry Custer, who beige trim and a white carnation. A reception honoring the couple escorte(l her to the altar, the bride wore a sheer polyester chiffon knit followed In the c)mrch socia l room. gown wlth acetate and nylon lace The bride's · table featuned a trlm. lt was fashioned with a Queen three-tiered cake decora ted with Anne neckline, and long sheer lace pastels and topped with the tradlbishop sleeves, wlth the sklri tlonlal minia ture bride and gmom. flowing Into a chapel length train, Rainbow streamers and plnk tapThe bride's hat was of polypropy- ers completed the table decor. lene polyester satin with a bow Dixie and Kim Eblin, Mindy ·tnm. She- earned a bouquet of Custer, and Kelly Stewart presided yellow and white rosebuds, blue, at the refreshment table. Guests white and pink pansies, tinted were registe red by Toni Icenhower . baby's breath, and blue and yellow The couple resides at Route 2, streamers on a whi te lace Pomeroy. Mrs Triplett will gradubackground. . ate May 22 from Meigs High School. · Gina Grtttlth of Pomeroy was the She Is employed .at the Shoe Box In maid of honor. She wore a yellow Middleport. Tripl ett graduated Satin gown. The bridesmaids, from Meigs High School and Is Angela Griffith and Angela Tri· employed by tbe OHio Pallet Co. ' engagem ent and approaching mar· r tage of their daughtN, Shcny Denise, to Jon Michael Veazpy, Point Pleasant, W. Va . An outdoor wedding Is pla nned ai Tu-Endle·Wel Park, Point Pleasant, on June 12. Miss Browning is a graduate of North Ga llla High School and has completed a coursP of secretar·lal studies at Ga llipolis Busl.ness College. Veazey Is a gradual<· of Point Pleasant High $chool. They a re &lt'h employed at Shoney 's Family Restaura nt. Budget Pleaser Special ¢ e . POMEROY - The Minersville United Methodist Church was the setting for the April 9 wedding of Barbara Custer and Mike Triplett. . The bride ls the da ughter of Norma Jean Custer, Middleport, and the groom ls the son of Lawrence and Betty Triplett, Route SIRLOIN PATIIES RORIDA YELLOW CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 II 1'111 ' CHOPPED Budget Pleaser Special ~ The Saving Placee RoRer P.dwardJ Budget EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST thRI Kathy Evans, EvansEdwards ·RANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Open Daily 10-9 Budget Pleaser Special COUNTRY STYLE JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC.' Mr. and Mn Timothy Triplett ' FRESH LEAN CHARCOAL STEAK Budget Pleaser Special nmes-Sentinei-Poge--8-5 OHice Hours by Appointment Only NO DOUBLE COUPONS ON WEEKLY ADVERTISED SPECIAlS USDA CHOICE BONELESS WHOLE FRYERS Pkg. REG .• BEEF OR CHEESE ·' $l49 PORK LOIN GALLIPOLIS- Plans have been for the open church wedding of Letty Jo Walk.er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker, Jackson Pike, and Matthew Ray Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleeland Willis, Garfield AVenue. The wedding will take place on Saturday. May 21. at First Baptist ctiurch ,and music will begin a t 6 !).m., Pastor Joseph Godwin will perform the double ring ceremony. A, reception will follow ln the Fellowship Room. Showers have been given for rhe couple March 24 at the home of Mrs . Jan Henderson, given by Mrs . ~pleted . Henderson and Mrs . Wandl!l Boggs: April 2 a t the home of Mrs. Jayne Burger, given by Mrs. Burger and Mrs. Polly Salisbury; AprlllOat the Mme ot Mrs. Janice Saunders , given by Mrs. Saunders and Mrs . D<>bble Belville and April 12 at the First Baptist Chun::h given by the ladles of the church . . Budget Pleaser Special SUCED QUARTER Walker Willis engageme.nt PRICES SUNDAY, MAY 15 THRU SATURDAY, MAY 21 -· . .. ~ THURSDAY, MAY 19 Budget Pleaser Special '/ BI.UE DRAGON DUST 41b. bag. .........................:.. $1.49 ' 4 'lb. bag ........................ $2·49 COPPER DRAGON DUST, • DRAGON SEVIN DUST 5%, 1 lb.... ........... ' ,........... $1 ·09. DRAGON SEVIN DUST 5%, 4 lbs...... .................... $1 .69 BI.UE DRAGON DUST, 1 lb..... ............................... $1.39 DRAGON ROSE FOOD, 5 lb..................... ............. $1 .29 - . · ·-·- KIUlR PB1ETS, . . GOPHER & MULl: 1 lb. .... .... .... .... $2·49 · SEVIN DUST 10"10, 4 lb. bag ................. $2.99 oi!EDEEM SAVING COUPONS·AT JOHNSON"$ AND DOUBLE THE VAL\JE WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE SPECIFIED ITEM. ONE COUPON PER ITEM. NO EXPIRED COUPONS ACCEPTED. DOUBLE REDEMPTION OFFER DOES NOT APPLY TO "FREE IIIERCHANOISF', COUPONS OR COUPONS OYER 49' IN FACE 'VALUE. NO CASH REFUNDS WHEN · DOUBLE COUPONS VALUE EXCEEDS PRICE OF ITEM. CIGARETTES AND CERTAIN OTHER ITEMS ARE EXCLUDED BY lAW. TO INSURE PRODuqT TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. WE ARE LIMITING OUR "~D~~OU~B:LET COUPON" OFFER TO ONE JAR OF COFfEE AND ONE CAN OF GROUND PER SHOPPING FAMILY. DOUBLE 1983. COUPONS Barbara Custer trades vows with Mr. Triplett Make Johnson's- Yourtteadquarters . The W. Va. Ohio-Point • L -----·- Covpon C.OO<J lhru Mov 11 198Jj ...:-. ••••• • COUPON I I I I I I II I �Q , . , •15, 1983 Chi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. --~~~~~ Calendar GARS presents 'Pajama Game'' SUNDAY Forget plot, listen. to ·the music . MERCE RVILLE- The Rev. Jay Jarvis will speak at Mercerville Bapt ist Church at 7 p.m . Sunday. There will · be no morning worship service followIng Sunday School. STORE HOURS: MOII.·Sat. 8 am·lO pm GALL LPOLLS - The Ga llia County Histor ical Society will m eet Sunday, 2:30 p.m., a t St. Pe ter's Episcopal Chu rch. Program wUJ be Bruce Goetz man on historic archit ecture of the Ohio Ri ver Valley. Board of Tru stees will me<'t a t J p.m. GALL LPO LIS E lizalx>th Chapel Chu rc h will have SIJ('Cial singing by the Swartz Family from J ackson. Su nday a t 7 p.m . The publi c is invited . Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quanities. PRICES EFFECTIVE POMEROY, 0. RU SAT., MAT ll, 1983 GALLfPOLLS - There will be> spec ial singing at Sprin,1iPid Baptis t Churc h Sunday a t 7 p.m .. wit h the Rev. Bas il Good a nd quart<:'!. POMEROY ___:_ Hom ecoming. Naomi Baptist Churc h. Pomeroy, Sunday. Sunday school a t H: 30 a. m . with Oscar Qua lls, sur.er intendent ; SC>rmun ;;~t 11 09· a .m. by the Rev . Samuel Jackson, pas tor: noon din nrr: g-u<'St speake r at 2: :MJ p.m. , th<' Rev. William King of Purl sm ou th, with musle by "Voi('PS United." . W1eners.................. PRESKE · HOR~ O N Rev_ Stan l~ nw ­ ard will hP spPakrr a1 !t::UJ a .m . morning srrv icf's at Hobson Churc h of Christ in Ch ristia n Union. R~verctt Delaney will be evening speaker a t 7: :~1 p.m . MONDAY GALLLPOLIS - The Galli polis Area Christian Wom<'n'sf'l uh will meet at noon, T uesday, a t the Holiday Inn. The theme will be "Styles Old and N<'W," a nd the speake r will be> Syd Ha nson from Hunting1on , \11 . Va . For r es<:'rva tions . call Linda Donley, 44t;.4R1R. ¢ Cube Steak.......... ~. 18 Happenin:gs Unity Singers PARKAY -- VINTON - The VInton Friendship Ga rden Cl4b will meet 1 p.m ., Tuesday , at the Pearl Burger. 'E ach member Is to brin111tems for spent auction. PQMERY _:_ .~lhern Local , of Educapon will meet Tue!!day at 7 p.m . In the calefertll-of th~ ~lgh schooL Bo!lrd COOLVILLE - The Community Unity Slngers wlll give a sac red concert of test lmonles and praise at 6:30p.m. Sunday at the Coolville Grace Brethren Church . The singers are a group of CoolvUie area women who meet regularly to rehearse musical programs. They have been avallab!e for revivals, school mf!@tings, Athens fairs and church concerts. Sue Matheny Is the director. The public Is Invited. Margarine........~. FLAVORITE PRITE, TAB, DIET or REGULAR '· • PLASTIC$ Rutland Alumni , BANQUET FROZEN TOILET TISSUE • Charm 1n...........~K:~. 4 ROLL ¢ GOLD MEDAL FLOOR . iA~· GALLIPOLLS - The 0 . 0 . Mcintyre Park D!strll't will be hosting star parties throughout the ~ummer on Monday even· lngs lieglnnlng around 9 p.m. Jim Morrison. local astronomer, wDl be hosting the star party, primarily delalng with the constellations. stars, and planets In our. hemisphere. 79 •1k MI .....G!~~~••• $ 39 Homo C()(:(1 C()ICl••••••••••••• 8 PAK, 16 OZ. BTLS. Star Gazing set for the park 89¢ Umit One Per Customer Good only 11 Powell's 1983 99 ·Fried Chicken.~!~~FLAVORITE SUGAR ~~·- $149 Umit One Per Customer Good Only at Powelrs - 21. 1983 .' OXYDOL DETERGENT 840Z. · $299 Limit One Per Customer Good Only' at Powell's 1983 •'' . • ( RUTLAND - "Country Casual" wUl bethedresscodetheme · for the annual Rutland High School Alumni Association banquet, 6: ~ p.m., May 28: at the Rutlaftd Civic Center. Entertainment wUl be by Ute {;Jpltal City Cloggers of Colum· bus and tbere will be round and square dancing with music by the West Virginia Mountain Boys following tile banquet. Rnervatlons are $7 or alumni may pay dues only which are iU5 and may be mailed to Box 125, Rutland, OhiO 457'75 or paid at the Rutland Department Store, Rutland Bank or Miller's Grocery. There will be · no Invitations maUed ll)ls year to Rutlantl High ~lumnl residing ln . Melp County. " ' . .,.. --- SKYLINE LANES KANAUGA ' WILL BE CLOSED· MAY 15th- 21st FOR· REFINISHING THE LANES CAROLL SNOWOEN 411 Second Av r:. Galiipolio;, Oh . Phone 441\-4190 Home 446··4518 We Believe There Is ••• NEW FALL QUARTER BEGINS JUNE 27 CAREER TRAINING FOR REWARDING FUTURE •BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION •EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL •ACCOUNTING •MICRO-COMPUTER ADMNISTRATION WRITE, VISIT OR CALL "TODAY" THE 11th FRAME WILL BE OPEN MAY 16th THRU 19th WE STILL HAVE OPENINGS FOR SUMMER LEAGUES. ALL' LEAGUES WILL BE IN FULL SWING BY MAY 31ST. WATCH FOR REOPENING SPECIALS IN ·THIS PAPER: J Call, and let me explain State Farm ·s unbeatable combina tio n of serwce protec fio n. and econo my _ Make something real of your future. Give yourself the skills which bring in a worthwhile paycheck and give you a chance to advance! Attend a school where the sole purpose is solid business training and career placement. Start now and avoid the Fall rush. All classrooms are ajr conditioned. SEE TI-IEM!! • 446-9510 IS THERE LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? The Newest, Neatest T-Shirts ,_ In Town UPPER RT. 7 oH ... , ... I GRADUATING SENIORS! has- by Viola of Paris ... , ' ' .... A I' I '(JO /Io , - - - - - - - - -- - --J. ______:______________ _________ - cti>A~ , , .... , . ,,, ( )H If you want to get the most for your homeowners Insurance dollar, check with state Farm. 3: J0.4 p.m .; Valley Vli'w Apts .. 4-4: 30 p.m.; Centerville, 4:45-5: 15 p.m .; Centerpoint, 5; 30-6 p.m . Thursday- Cora, 2: 45-3: 10 p.m.; Raccoon Tr: Ct.. 3: 15-J: 45 p.m.; Patriot, 4-4: 30 p.m .; Gallla , 5-fip .m . Friday - Vinton Baptist Churc h, 12: :ll-1: 30 p.m .; VInton , l: :ll-2: 30 p.m.; Clark Church Rd ., 2: 45-3: 15 p.m.; Porte r, 3: J0.4 p.m .; Children's Residential Cente r, 4: 15-4 :45 p.m. ; Chlldren's Home. 4:45-5: 15 p.m . Wednesday - Lake Dr. (Rio Gra nde), 2-2:30 p.m .; Copley's, • 3:15p.m .; R!oGrande E states, 2: 4.,. ~"""lhls In I l . ___:_ _ _ Auxiliary In preparation for Ute sw,..le_of...:po:.....:.p.:..p_es_........,_ co_m_K_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--1 F'ltda.v and Saturday' S,lfu r d a y 9 AM l oS PM 4 NEW DIRECnON IN HAIR Dl SI GN bookmobile arrives. Wednesday, May 18 - Chester (Fire Station), 2: 1.5-2:45 p.m., short film will be shown 15 minutes after bookmpbile arrives; Keno (North side of Keno Bridge) , 3-3: 30 p.m .; Success Road (Near 39000) , 3: 454:l!j p.m .; Long Bottom (Post Offfce), 4:25--5: 10 p.m .. short film will be shown 15 minutes after bookmoblle arrives; Reedsvlllc (Reed's Store), 5:20-6:10 p.m .. short film will be s hown 15 minutes after bookmobUe a rrives; Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's) , 7: 10-7:40 p .m. ; Baum Addition, 8: J0-8: <10 p.m . Bookmobile service ln Meigs County Is brought by the Meigs County Public Library under eontract with the Ohio Valey Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Monday, May 16 - Hemlock Gro"e (Post Office), 2:45-3:15 p.m .; Pal;(,evllle !Store), 3:55-4:25 p.m .; Harrl· sonville (Church), 4:35-5:05 p .m .; New Lima Rd. (one mile south or Fort Meigs), 5: m p.m ., short film wll! be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile arrives; Rutland pot St.), 6: 40-8: 10 p.m ., short fUm will be shown 15 minutes after POPPY DAY SALE -Gallipolis Fire Chief James Nortlup, right, •-~r1can , ·~g1o purchases a poppy from Sharon Dixon of the "'"" ' '-"' 0 MIDDLEPORT Ml dd l<•port Elem entary P'I'O will meet Monday al 7:30 p.m . Sl)l>cla l r<:'C ognltlon will be given school employ<:>es. 11JESDAY ---Meigs County--- - - - Galia County--- $ . ACROSS 'fi-lE ,. . . rIll r r'"f •J '~tt Bookmobile schedules <De- Sliced-Bacon.~ .... :~-. GALLIPOLIS - St. Pc:tr r' s F:plscopal Churchwomen will rnL'Ct noon, Monday ln tht' Parish Ha ll. II will be a potluck luncheon. Guest spPa ke•· wi ll be the 11f'v. l \11'8 Hayes, assorla lc pastor of F irst Presbytf't'\a n In Ga Illpolis. RACINE - Racine Ame rican Legion Auxili ary. unit OOl will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. a l l he Legion Ha iL There will be potluck refreshments. dances and emotes her W<tY through ·the role with ease, and Angela McGuire as Mabel. Gladys' offl<;e cohort, who delivers some of the production's better dialogue in wise counterpoint to the events surrounding herOther speaking roles are handled by , Todd Slone (Joe), Gene O'Rourke (Hasler): David Brown (Fb·st Helper). EdHowaro-(Second Hel j[ler), Marc Cameron (Charlie), Andrea Kiesling (Mae) . Jennife r Thaler (Brenda). Pearl Fraley (Poopsle), John Bostic (Max), Joe Trtmble · (Pop) , Jenny Merry (Ann ). Claudia de Souza (Carmen) SAVORY POM f• :HY - Mcl;!s lligh spr in g sports IJanqu r t wil l 1x> Momla.v li: 30 p.m . at high school: parent s of athle tes to take two food dis hes or salad , vegeta bles or desserts . BRADFORD - MdgsCounty Chu rches of Christ Mt•n's Fellowship will meet at tlir Bra dford Chu rc h.of Chrlst Monda.v at 7 p.m . Somkln, Slone projects a certain worldly weariness that -underlines the effectiveness of the moodier tunes assigned to him, such as "Hey ThPre" and "A New Town is a Blue Town.'' ~Holley, Connie Zeoll, WavSlone is complimented ln his erly Wickline, Lori Langhorne, mature handling of the role by Kelly Graham. Crlssy Riehle, , Gr.Jham, who not only perfonns Milchelle Coronel, JessiCa Montgoher own emotlon' packed rendition mery, Paul · Belcher, La Tanya of "Hey There," but. shines In the Anderson, Jenny Poole, Beth projuct!On routine -"I'm Not at All Lynch, Tammy Patrick, Gina In lnve" and gener~tes tenderness · Jones, Danny Beebe, Chris Copley, ami compassion in "Small Talk" Greg Woodrum, Kevin Dobbins, and ''There Once Was a Man." _, Terl Rowan, Stephanie Carter, Todd Haner as Vernon Hines, the Theresa Edelmann and Mandy North. ex-lm!fe thrower U!med factory Members of the choros were Pajama Game." the Gallla Academy High School HURRY UP - Babe (April Graham) dlscWl8e8 foreman, receives several opporDenise Hunter, Elail!e Tirpak, Rod combined choirs production held ·this weekend. problm~~~ aa the lactory with 1'1'1'2 (Brent Adkins), tunities to show )lis dancing exper(Tbnes-Senllnel phoWs by K"lth \\'!lson) . tise, while Brent Adkins gets both Morgan, Becky Irwin, Milchele head of the union, during first ad action ol '"'be laughs lor his lines and applause tor Holley, Stella Guthrie, Kathy TayUma Subblah, Betty Hobbs, Sue.-------------,~-----------­ lor, Krist! Saunders, Teresa Harhis singing and dapcing as Prez, Ball, Betsy !IW!n, Patty Camden, rington, Angle SmlUt, Jo Ellen head of the factory union. Lorrl North, Rhonda Carter, Carla In the secondary female leads, McManis, Lisa Henry, Lisa Davis, James, Milke Walkup, Patti DunMiche lle Steele, Sherry Hhodes. honors are shared by Angela l<~p, Missy Smith and Randy Renee Rader, Carole Carm!chaei,Ramey as Gladys. one of the M onda y thru Friday Simpson. Sandy Morrow, Melllida Ramey, fac>tory secretaries, who sings, 9 AM to9 PM 12 OZ. PKG. BUCKET , ' and JoAnne Stewart (Charlene) . Dancers were Thaler, Kiesling, Cameroo, Brown, Stewart, Bostlc, )-{award, Todd Slone, Merry. de Souza, Debbie Kuhn, Ted Neal, Steve Patterson, Jo Ellen Oliver, GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library will be a l the following places the week of May 16 to .May 20. Monday - Lewis Dr .. noon-12: i5 p.m.; C&S Bank iRt. 35 1. 12:1512:30 p.m .; 35 West Apts, 12: 35-1 p.m .: Meadowbrook ,' 1:05-1:30 p.m.; Scenic Hills Nursing Center, 1:35-2 p.m .; Ga ll!a Metro Estates, 2: 05-3 p.m .; Pinecrest Center, 3:15-3:30 p.m .; Rodney VIllage, 4:15-4:45 p.m .; Crousebeck Rd., 5-5:30 p.m.; Northup, 5:45-6: 15p.m. Tuesday -Spring Valley, 1: :ll-2 p.ni. ; Spring · Valley Apts., 2-2: 30 p.m. ; Sun Valley Nursery, 2: 30-3 p.m. ; Bidwell-Rodney Rd., 3:404:10 p.m .; Rodney P .O., 4:204: 50 p.m .; Qua il Creek, 4: 45-5:10 p.m.; Porterbrook, 5: :ll-5: 50 p.m.; Fairfield Ac res , 5: 55-6: 15 p .m. CHOWN crry - Revival will lx-gin Monday at Mount Zion Bo pl lst Chruc h. with the Hcv. Glenn Arc her. SPrv iccs will conl inul ' through next Satu1'dav. Pastor R ic hard SpPI.'iC'I' im•ii Ps !Ill' public Ia aiiPnd. POME R OY - Winding T ra il Garden Club will havP a potl uck picnic and wild flower tour at Ohio Power parkin g lo t Monday a t ti: :!0 p.m. Ute show's nicer moments. As LB POME ROY - II Bar :Ki Horse man Show will IX' conducted Su nday at the: Meigs Coun ty F airground.'i . PomC'roy . . ••• POME ROY - II cou nt y wide prayer mee ting will be condu cted Sunday a t 2 p.m . a t Ba ld Knobs Chu rc h, Glen Bissell will IX' the class leader. The ev~nt lx>gins a1 10 a. m. a nd Is bein g sponsored by the ju nior class a t Eastern High Sc hool. $ 09 F1sh Port1ons ...;8~ USDA CHOICE BONELESS $ 69 Chuck Roast...... ~.. . _ BA!fER DIPPED • POM E ROY - T hr Metgs Count .v GP ncalo;,1cal Socielv will meet Su nday a t 2 p.m.'" th<' Me igs Museum . GAlLIPOLIS- Labor problems In a garment factory hardly appear to be a basis fl>r musical comedy, but It provides only a bi\Ckdrop to SMie,.enagetlc slilg1ng and dancIng ID the the Gallla Academy High Sc;llool ccmblned choir production of "The Pajama Game" Friday and Saturday. 'I1Ie way to enjoy this show is to forget about Ute plot and listen to such Richard Adler and Jerry Ross tunes as "Hey There" and "SnlaU Talk," that made the show a hit when it first appeared on Broadway ln 1954. What plot there is- derived by Geollll! Abbott and Hlchard Bissell frOOI Bissell's novel "7'h Cents" centen on the employees of Sleep Tlte pajama manufacturers demanding a wage Increase. Drawn Into this is Sid Sorokln (played by Scott Slone) , the new plant superintendent, who has fallen In love with Babe Williams (April Graham), bead of the employees' grievance committee. Sid eventually uncovers facts that lead to the employees getting their raise, and averts a possible strike. But not untll after he has lost and regained Babe's love. Due to the large chorus and number of dancers, the stage is frequently fuU of people. But they are kept busy, particularly in the "Sleep Tite" and "Slow Down" numbers staged at the factory . One of the more elaborate rouunes "Once-a· Year Day" - Is well done by the cast under the supervision of director Anne Fischer, dr.ama tic director Michael cOrbin and choreographer Patty Fellure. Indlv!clual turns provide some of 446-4367 GALLIPOLIS "BUSINESS COLLEGE 529 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO REG. NO. 75:()2-04nB .. .. .......• , • �Poge-B-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Former president's art includes local painter GALL IPOLIS - Elizabeth Ri char(!s or Gallipolis began developIng her artistic interests orily a few years ago and has become a prominent. productive artist. Her introduc t1on to painting, through classes offered at the .French At1 Colony in 1975. spurred her cn' ativlty Into private collec t ions a nd publlca tJons. The .Jimmie and Roselyn Carter family is among hPr patrons, ow ning two of Rebuilding older homes seminar topic while lhe creative writing course showed her the necessity to produce a co ncise and expressive image on paper. Mrs . Richa rds' most recent publications Include beth prose and poetry in various books a nd maga- hPr magazine pr intings. are works found in "World 's Grea t Poets ," "H ill a nd Va lley Magazine," and "The Oh io Western J ournal. " Her work is also found in book Carter permanent Fine Art Co llec tions. Anot hN oil. "The PlacP publications such as " Earth Shine," "Grea t Poets of the World" and most recent ly, "Anthology: The Where Association of A merican Poet s." 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LOUIS (AP) -Tommy Herr, and a triple Saturday as the New given 'a second chance when York Yankees defeated the Chicago Montreal first baseman AI Oliver White Sox 8-5. sUpped going after a pop foul, ripped Bob Shirley, 2-2, blanked the a bases-loaded single with two out In White Sox on two hlts untO the the 11th Saturday to give the St. eighth, when he was nlckedforthree Louis Carcllnais a 3-2 victory over runs. He left after Ron Kittle's ihe Montreal Expos. · leadoff single In tlie ninth. George Herr's hit came off Montreal Frazier allowed a single and a walk reliever Jeff Reardon, 1-1, and made before Rich Gossage came on wi1h a winner of Bruce Sutter, 4-1, who · the bases loaded and none out and entered In the lOth. earned his fourth save after Rudy · Ken Oberkfell singled to start the Law's two-run, two-out single. 11th and weni to third on Kelth The Yankees took a 1-0 lead in the Hernand~'s one-out double. Rearfirst inning when Bert Campaneris don intentionally walked Darrell walked with one out and Dave Porter, who had his fifth homer in · Winfield tripled off Britt Bum;, 0-2, the seventh, to load the bases and who lasted into the seventh Inning struck out pinch hitter Jamie Quirk and was charged with four runs. before Herr's game-winning hit. The Yankees added a run In the Cards starter Dave LaPoint second Inning when Mumphrey carried a five-hit shutout and a 2-0 singled, stole second and scored on lead Into the ninth IMing before Andre Robertson's single. giving up ~ runs on a walk. a New York put the game away single. a grounder and pinch hitler with a five-run seventh, capped by Warren Cromartie's RBI single . Rick Cerone' s two-run single. Willie McGee willked to open the Mumphrey's leadoff triple and a St. Louis first, stole second and walk to Robertson chased Burns. con1inued to third wlien catcher WU!Je Randolph and Campaneris Bobby Ramos bcunced his throw laced RBI strig!es off Dennis Lamp, Into center field. ObPrkfell then and Don Baylor delivered a sacrisliced a sinking line drive to left, and fice fly . Campaneris doubled home when Tim Raines tried for a the Yankees' final run in the eighth . shoestring catch, the ball went off his glove for a ·aouble as McGee Off disabled list scored. CLEVELAND (AP I The Cleveland Indians- on Saturday Yanks lop White Sox actlvated infielder Toby Harrah, whc had been on the disabled list NEW YORK (AP) - Jerry since Aprill6. Mumphrey collected three singles 52 S11te StiHt Golit>ot;,, OH. Nobel Summit Rood Ph.446-305t Ptt.!ll£2·1724 Clippers win SYRACUSE , N.Y. (AP)- Dave Wehrmeister hurled a six-hitter over eigh1 Innings and theColumbus Clippers pounded out 13 hits as they coasted to a 10-2 win over the Syracuse Chiefs In International League basebaU SaturdayBarry Evans coUected three RBis and Steve Baloonl rapped his ninth homerun of the season, a soloshct In the second Inning, to pace the Clippers'. assault . With a 3-0 lead, Columbus reached Syracuse starter and loser Dennis Howard. 3-2, for four unearned runs with two out In the fifth inning. Gino Pet raUl doubled and scored a run for Syracuse. which falls to 11-15. The Clippers are now 15-12 . Rain postpones game CHICAGO (AP) - Saturday's scheduled game between the Phlladelphia Phillles and the Chlcago Cubs was postpOned by rain after a delay of 2 hours and 15 minutes. It was not immediately rescheduled . PHILADELPHJA (AP) -.Jus t how good are they? The Philadelphia Stars and the Chicago Biltz, the Unl1ed States Football League•·s two hottest teams. may find out Sunday. · The Stars are the USFL leaders with )\ 9.1 record and the Blitz, 7-3, bring a three-game winning streak into Philadelphia' s Veterans' Stadium. Yet, beth teams feel the need to prove themselves. The Stars escaped with a 6-3 victory over the Denver Gold last weekend after Denver fumbled the tying field goal attemp1 on a bad snap. That. along with other recent close games. prompted reporters"' ask Phlladelphia Coach Jim Mora, "Are you good or just lucky?" And Chicago, the preseason USF1. favorite. opened the season with a disappointing 1·2 mark. "We have \O prove that we are as good as the preseason hoopla," linebacker Stan White, the Blitz defensive captain, said early this week. ln another Sunday game. the Arizqna Wranglers. 4-6, will be at 7-3 Tampa Bay. which shares the Cen1ral Division lead with Chicago. Monday nighl. the 3-7 New J ersey Generals will be at the Michigan Panthers, 6-4, winners of five straight; the Denver Gold , 4-6, visit the 5-5 Boston Breakers. and the 1-9 Washington Federals are at the 4-6 Oakland Invaders. In a USFL game Saturday night , the Los Angeles Express. whc at 5-5 lead the PaclncDivlslon, visit the Birmingham Stallions, also 5-5. Sunday's game between PhUadelphla and Chicago wUI feature the USFL' s most tight-fisted delerises. Phlladelphla's DoghOuse Defense has allowed jus1 77 polnls In 10 games. wllh nine more points given up by the offense. Biltz safety Luther Bradley leads the league In Interceptions, and Chicago has given up a USFL low of 256 yards a game, :rr fewer than Philadelphia. "Chicago's defense is ranked first In terms of yards given up per game, but I wouldn'1 want to say anybcjy 's better than our defense, " said Stars Coach Jim Mora . "They have a Uttle mere experience than we do.'' 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BROYH.ILL 3 PC LIVING · ROOM Cooserve energy! Save nmey! $3727 A Living Room . MILWAUKEE (AP) - Julius EIV!ng scored 18 of his 26 points In the second half and Moses Malone added 25, leading Philadelphia to a 104-96 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday as the 76ers took a 3-0 lead In the National Basketball As<IOCiatlon Eastern Conference playOff finals. Malone scored five of his points In the llnal 2:50 for the 76ers, who can sweep the best-{)f-seven series and advance to 1he NBA finals with a victory here Sunday afternoon. Junior Bridgeman led the Bucks . with 24 points. Bridgeman ccMecled from long Network coverage unsettled KINGS MILLS, Ohio (AP 1- The president of CBS spons told Ohio broadcasters Sa1urday there's considerable uncenalnty over plans for network coverage of NCAA football as a result of a coun ruling In Denver. A federal appeals court has upheld a district judge' s finding that the NCAA's pacts with ABC-TV. CBS-TV and Turner Broadcasting Systems. Inc. , constltued an illegal restraint or trade. But there was confus ion as to whether the ruling meant the NCAA 's existing constracts are void. Neal PUsan told the Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters m eeting at Kings Island that CBS and ABC · spend a total of $:Mi0 million .on college football coverage. Pilson said that as a result of the case he could "see a set of circumstances where network tetevis ion wUI no longer broadcast college football. " Bu1 he said he cculd "also envision a set or fa cts under which there wUI be no change at all." He said CBS te levL•es 50 to 00 college football games a year In 14 time slots_ Pilson predicts the parties 10 the sul1 wlll request a rehearing or wUI appeal the decision. "The real challenge is wha t colleges and unlversl11es do wit hour (neworks') money," he satd. "How colleges handle the money may very well have an impact on the futu re of educa1ion." range and rookie Paul Pressey scored on a bank jumper and a dunk as the Bucks opened a 78-?llead with 10 minutes left to play. The 76ers went scoreless from the field for nearly 4'h minutes before Maurice Cheeks responded wlth seven straight points. lncludlng a layup, to tie the game at 78-78. After three more ties, a jump shot by Ezvtng and a dunk by Bobby Jones on a feed from Clint Richardson put the 76ers ahead 92-88 with 3: 55 to play. Brian ·Wtnters countered with a long jumper for the Bucks, but Malone conve ned a three-point play and scored from Inside to help the 76ers mount a 97-90 adva ntage with 1: 481eft. Bridgeman scored after a stea l by Sidney Moncrief, but two free throws by EIVIng on the 76ers' next possession made It 99-92 wlth 43 secOnds left . The Bucks' Alton Lister scored from inside a nd was foul ed threie seronds later. However. Lister missed the free throw. and two tree throws apiece by Malone and Andrew Toney gave Philadelphia a 103-94 spread wlth30 5t'COnds left . The Bucks, c logging themlddleon defense and dominating the boards in the early golng. broke toa 9.llead . Milwaukee delendet·s double-and ltip!e- teaming Ma lone . twice stole the ball from the big cent er . and the Bucks converted at the other e nd beth times to build their lead to21-10. Bridgeman scm'f'd eight points and Bob Lan ier seven for the Bucks In the first quat1cr. whic h eilded with Milwaukee a head 28-23. IOTI'ING TilE BOARDS - PhUadefphla's Mart• lavJU'Onl (H) lets out 11 yeO as he comes away with the reboond und•·r tiM' Milwaukee basket during first quarter Nntlonu.l Baskcth!lll i\!J;Oclatlon playoff action Saturday In MUwaulwe. 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NBA playoffs ., POMEROY - - Mr. a nd Mrs. Phil ip Stolp of Indianapolis, Ind . were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein , Pomeroy. gatherin g of !Own folk . in thl• fun•ground and an Am erican f:agle Iii 1' WE HAVE OVER 100 REMNANTS ·AND SHORT ROLlS, SOME LARGE ENOUGH TO DO A LIVING ROOM HALL AND STAIRWAY OTHERS THAT WILL DO A BEDROOM OR BATHROOM- AND WE WILL GUARANTEE THAT YOU CAN BUY ANY ONE OF THESE PIECES FOR LESS THAN FACTORY COST. WE ALSO HAVE ROLLS OF CARPET OF ALL TYPES. BRING US A QUOTE FROM OTHER CARPET STORES IN THE AREA AND WE GUARANTEE WE CAN BEAT THEIR PRICES. Mrs. Ri chards' pa intings can be SL'<>n locally at Peddler's Pant ry and the French Art Colony in Ga lllpolis. hanging in the guest room of th<· Carter residence. This painting depicts the Plains Ba pt ist Church centerf'd on the canvas wi th a 1 orts Hank Cleland, Cleland RealtY, 608 East Main Street. Pomeroy 45769 or Laureen Catn. Haenszel, Ohio His, torte Preservation Office, Ohio Historical Society, 1-71 and 17th Avenue, Columbus 432U, (614 ) 466-1500, extension 336. JUST RECEIVED zines. Among her most r ecent public add n .•ssPs, is amo ng 1hC' letter a s, '· <:t family fa vo riiP," ~~ nd calls " - on-site visits · by the BU!Idlng DoctDr ·and her staff to diagnose problems of some local bufldlngs- will follow on Tuesday, s ponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerte and the Ohio Historic Preservation otrtceor the Ohio Historical SoCiety. Contact express her thoughts on canvas, She recently received a teller froni. Mrs. Ca.rter's privat P srcrPtary , expressing the admiration thP fami ly feels for these paintings . "Corner Stone." ill ustrating the Pla ins , Ga .. rail road depot used as a pla tform for the ex- president's Bo un d POMEROY - The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will host a Monday evening lecture on June 2D at 7 p.m. at the Meigs IM by the Ohio Historical Society's Building Doctor on solutions to maintenance and rehabUltatlon problems common to older buildings. "House Dedication and interest In the arts led Mrs. Richards to creative writing, and enrolling in classes a t Fi\C taught by Wayne Dodd. The valued pa inting Ins tructions enabled her to paint as he rself and canvases. Heaven May 15, 1983 Pomeroy-Middlepcirt- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. It --~----------------------~------ "Philadelphia has given up fewer points than anybody In 1he league. and !hat's whal counts," sa id ·- Gecrge ADen, who became head coach of the Blitz after 12 years In the Na tional Football League. Allen is not the only NFL veteran among the Biltz. Quarterback Greg Landry . who played 15 years In the NFL, leads the USFL In passing with 100 of 'J:77 completions for 1,987 yards and 13 touchdowns. His five Interceptions are the low"' t for a USFL quarterback. Mora calls Chicago receiver Trumalne Johnson. a 6-foot-3, 192-pounder from Grambling Unive rs ity, - "!he most talented In the league as far as raw talent l~ concerned.'' Chicago's leadlng rushers arc Tim Spencer with 578 yards and Kevin Long with 538 yards. and be1h rank among the league' s top 10. Philadelphia's offense Is built around Ke lvin Bryant, a rookie from North Carolina who Is just 28 yards behind league-leader Herschel Wa lker with 1.003 yards rushing. Quarterback Chuck Fuslna has completed Ill of 23l pass attempts for 1.447 yards, six touchdowns and six inlercl•ptio}ls. Both tea m s ar<· impr<>sS('(i with mch other's soundness. " Philadelphia wil l b<• a tough npponmt. " sa id While, who p la y(~! f'ight scusons with th(• NFL' s Ball !more Colt s. " Ke lvin Bryant is a VL'IY good back and they have a good offensive llnf'. "It will be a lot like playing Hcn;cllPI Wa lkPr . but I think Philade lphia Is a little morl' wf'll -rounded offensively than New J e rsey." "Chlcag«"s strong point is that they don't s hcw any weak point s," said l"uslna aflf'r wa tchin g Fllitz film s. . "They have a great pass rush." Mora and Allen made a commNda l promoting the na 11onally - televis<~ game . The Stars. who have averaged only ar ound ll ,rxxl a ttendance' in their las t three games. a lso a re offering a conce rt for ta llgaters and cheerleading tryout s. Said Allen . " It promises to be just likP thP games the Reds kins used to tiave with the Dallas Cowbeys. The names arc different. the leai,"'JC Is a new one, but the Intensity will be every bit the sam e. " SOCCER CHAMPS - The Stars capturlld the 10-12 year-old champloll'<hip In the 198:1 Youth Soccer League. The loop wll!l co-sponson>d hy the 0 . 0 . Mcintyre Park Dlstrtcl and Gallipolis Kecrcntlon Department. The Stars were led In scoring by Joe Carter, Chris BaDey, Mark Ward and Tracy Perry, along with the solid all around play of Joey Lane, Earl Crabtree, and Bryan Carter. The Stars, whc finished play with 6-1-0 hocord, were co~Whed hy Ben CnmpheU. Assistants were Mlkt• Carter and Boh Bennett. Flr.ot row knecUng arc Carrie Brockway, Carl Crabtree, Dean Peters, Man WWis, Eric EDingson, Joey Lane, Mark Moore. Back row, Coach Ben Camphell, Amy Rodertek, Brooke Miller, ,Joe Skidmore, Shelly Skidmore', Cheryl Bailey, · Bryan Carter, A!OIIstanl Coach . Bob Bennen, Joe Carter, Mark . Ward, TrliCy Perry, Chris BaJ. ley, i\sllstant CoJICh Mike Carter. Not pictured -l>lna Brown. - Photo by PVS . ·t �1-- Ohio-Point ) flay 15, 1983 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipoli1, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Johnson sharp in Lakers win over Spcu rs 'nleld..,.., Ml,- J, ANTONIO, Texas (AP) Los Angeles' Ea.rvtn "Magic" Johnson scored 13 points on Friday the13th. ' Everything else went his way. Johnson had a team-high 11 reliounds, gam~high 13 assists and blocked three sbots Fr"iday night as the I.Jakers crushed the San Antonio Spurs 113-100 to take a 2-l lead In the National Basketball Association Western Conference finals. The fourth game of the best-ofseven series Is here Sunday \ afternoon. Spurs Coach Stan AI beck sounded close to superstitious about the "Magic" guard. "I'm almost positive that since Magic has been ln LA. the Lakers SAN F.dmontoo 11 N.Y . lslanden. fill By 1)le AaHodated f"rtM NBA playoffs AMERICAN I.Lo\GUE EASTDIVIIJON W L Pct. 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An~lo> 7 1~ A57 k DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - Rex · Caldwell, who lost a pair of playoffs earlier this year In bidding for his first-ever PGA tour victory, is among the latest group of golfers to be lncluded in the field for the eighth Memorial Tournament. Pandel Sav1c, tournament chairman, on Friday sald other new . entrants include former U.S. Open champions Hubert Green and Andy North, former Masters champion George Archer and two-time PGA champion Dave Stockton . ."'I W.6unal Footlmll Le~to Mll\'t'\EAPOU 'i Vl l<JN(".<;--~J ~f'd Tom mv Kr;tml1', f]U ftrtrrhac k. tu H tWQ- }'f'a r I'K t t·n ~lon ol hb ront i de! PHIIAOH P IHA E'.M;U~-Sigrlfld M i rtlill'l ll ;tdd~. fullbac k . a nd C lro You n>: and Vir t(;f" Oll'i. w\dt> r<'C'elvf'rs t Jnltl"'l st~ f'tlllthal.ll£~tMUr i\ ! l l ZONA \\.'HAI\'C I. F:Fl')-A('Ilvated .4!"l!i li -~ 4 Strnda.f's GamM Montn>a l ill St.Loul:i San F rancl.sro a t C lnctnna ll Phll adr-lphla a t Chlcaao Atll.ll113 a t H OUSIOII l.oi AnJo.'f.'les a t San DltW NHL playoffs N~~~~ontt.~llrll'!)' Lf.~ 1-!T i\NlEI' CUP FlN.U. tAlmo~ Vfl. New York lfdandf-,.,. INf>w Yorit k.~ IM'rieK 2-{1) ck>\•l'lop1nm t lf'Ot/11 NP. W J E R SE "Then I could start feeling more comfortable. Ienjoyedthen5tolthe game." Both teams have specific ,ntsskms In this series, besides winning. The Spurs want to atone for last year's Western Conference tlnals,ln which LosAngeleshumlllated them by sweeping four straight games. The Lakers want to becOme the first team to repeat as NBA title winners since the Boston c;etucs did It In 1968 and 19m. · 'lbeSp~ wentup29-28at the end of the first period, and led most of the first halt. San Antonio gained a21-16margtri on a layup by George 'G ervln With 4: 20 left In the llrst period, and stayed comfortably ahead uQIU Bob McAdoo came In late In the quarter and scored six qulck pOints tocuilhe deficit to 21-26. The Lakers tied the score twice late In the second quarter at 4~, and 51-51 and grabbed a one-point lead when Norm Nixon sank a tree throw. Y r ;E N F: FL\ L--- Slt:Ol('(\ Don Hanis, fn'f' safl'ly COU..fXiE FO RT I.E-:\\IL'i-Anno:Ju!X't'd thl> rt>S igT!il· ton of Chuck Walkn . bas ket bliJI cnac h. and numf'd hi m a5-~l, ta n t at hlf'tk-- director and mer1 's tu1nL~ coach . Named J{'an A Rttr•a as [jss l~ ta nl W(lml'l1 '~ bas krt bttll lUllt'h .md womm 's head ten i\L~ roa ~. KANSA." !o.TA.TE- AnnwrJCOO the rt'!<ilgnatlon of Da ve Bak~"'- ho.•ad llaSeba ll Other entr3)1ts are Steve Melnyk, Bruce Lietzke, Andy Bean, George Burns, Mark HayeS, Scott Hoch and Mlke Ried, Sav1c said. 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Graig Nettles also homered for the Yanks while Ron Kittle hltone forthe Whlte YOUR CHOICE OF OVER 900 COLORS INTERIOR LATEX .... DI'I'IVM' UI fb loo ,l n t of the Baltbnore pitching staf!, c~ked Texasonelght hits through sevenlnnlngsandKenSlngletonand John Lowenstein provided the power that propelled the Orioles Into llrst pia~ In the East. one. halfgame ahead of Boston. ''What can yousay about a guyas young as he ts who pitches the way he does?" Baltimore Manager Joe AJtobeiU said o·f Davis, who has been bothalongandsbortrelleverand,as the replacement for Injured Jl(n Palmer, hasmovedlnto thestartlng rotation. "He has n't had a bad outtngslnce the exhibition season, and he's done it the haj:d way - In relief, as aspol starter, whatever we needed," said AJtobeiU. Singleton hit his fourth and fltth homers of tbe season. and Lowensteln hit his fourth. They drove in three runs apiece. Royals 5, Tigers 2 U luck Is the residue of des ign. as baseball philosophe r Branch Rickey once observed. Kansas City pitcher Dennis Leonard Is an extraordinary designer. He gave up llDetroithltsand four VANGUARD PAINTS SEMI-GLOSS .lr•rsry a l M lehljlan, ! n l W:l~ hln,t.r~vn a t Qa kl and, 1n 1 DetrQlt 2; Cleveland 5, Toronto l ; New York 3. Chlcagol. andOakland 9. Seanle 2. Boston's game at Milwaukee was rained out. " U I'm hitting well, the strikeouts don't bother me," said ,Jackson,who has struck out 34 times ln S9at-bats this year. ·~But striking out does bother me now beCause I'm not swinging the bat well. I don't feel comfortable." It ls. ofcourse, atrihutetoJackson that he's been around long enough to strike out 2,1XXltimes. "You've gotto be pret ty good to for managers to keep putting your name in the lineu p," he observed. And what does this kind of record mean to him? " It means I did nothing butmlss the ballforfourfull seasons," he once said. Faedo.who sat out severalgames earlier this week, pounded a Mlke Witt pitch Into the gap ln left-center !leld for the Twins ' wlnnlnghit. "I'm just trying to stay on top ofthe ball, " he said. "I've been hurt forfourdays and I just want to help the team out any way.! can... Orioles 8, Rangers 1 Storm Davis, the Mr. Everything . ON QUAUTY REG. $17.35 HOMEUTE. 330 Chain Saw USFL results By BRUCE LOWJTr APSpoit8 Writer ReggleJacksondld wh'athe does the best- or at least the most. He struck out ... again ... and again. . . alld again. . . His three strikeouts Friday night m California's ll-lnnlng 5-4 loss to the Minnesota Twins made him the lirst ma]orleaguertofan2,1XXltunes In a career. · "I don't look at it like a magic number or anything," -· said the Angels' slugger. "Two thousand is too many, I guess. But you can justify 11 because I hit home runs." 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However, McKay ranks No. I at Harding for the years it has IX'<'n a Class AAA schooL A 6-4 fon\:a rd and co·captain , McKa y Is the so n of Dr. and Mrs. WARREN VlciOr McKa:v. grandson of G~rald Rupe and the late Sarah Rupe, Middleport, and son of Dr. and Mrs. Joe tAnn Rupet McKay, will attend Lehigh University t his fall on a basketball scholarship. McKay Is a J:tio Gra nde College graduate and rormer Red man eager In the mid·l 950s. Mrs. McKav is a graduatf' of thC' Holzer Schoo l ~ f Nursing. The Ma y " edit ion or thP ' J ¥oungstown Vindicator, had this to say about young M cKay, a trequent visitor In the Middleport area: Victor McKay, Warren Hard· lng' s top cage scorN the pa st three seasons, has slg nf'd a lelfProfintf' nt rou~s McElhaney~ j will ... Also making a ret urn trip to the J une 22-23 classic Is former major league pllcher Ned Garver. Garver was an outstanding pitcher for the St. Louis Browns In yea r s gone by and is a lifelong r esident of Ney, Ohio. And a former Ohio U ni ver sity a thlrte, now a successfu l business- Sports briefs... 1'ENNIS FLORENCE. Italy i APi · .,'iecond·seedl"d Jimmy Aria' of the U nited States defea ted France's ~ lfhlerry Tulasne 6-4, 1>-1 and : ;advanced into the semifinals of t he $18, 000 Roger Ga llet tennis •· -fciurnamerit. Swed<'n's Stefan Simonsson, .American Eddie D ibbs, and Italy' s ~ranc esco CancP I Io t ! i a l so advanced. HAMBURG, Wes t Germany (API -Frenchman Yann ick Noah. :~ snapped Mats Wilander·s win ning ·! streak at 20 with a 6-4, 64 victory in :. 1tte quarterfinals of I he $250,000 •. j:. er man Open T e nni s ;: Championships. •: American Eric F r omm, Gul l· :. Ierm a Vilas of Argentina, and Jose E Higueras of Spain also advanced. t, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa :: (API -ChrL,Evert Lloyd defeated :: BUlle .J ean King 6-4, 64, and ;; advanm l to the final rou nd of a ~~ four-woman in ler na 1iont~ I tennis •: tournament against Andrea Ja('ger, who beat Sylv ia Hanika of WPst ; Germany 1>-1 , 6-0. • .; TULSA , Okla. !API - .Jimmy :~-~nno rs crushed Schlomo Glick;. stein, t>-2, t>-0, in the second rou nd of ·: the $100,!XXJ . Bank of Oklahoma " Tennis Classle.Brlan Teacher de· •: fcated Dick Stockton. 2-6, t~4. li :1. , :. ·: ': ;. i· .,. ' ~ GOLF man In Washington, D. C., wUJ be making his first start In the event. He Is Dick Garrison, who came out of Coming, Ohio, to star for the Bobca t basketball team. · Committee Bill Nelson predicted this will be the largest field ever to play In the event . now in Its fifth year . "Last year we had to play flv,.somes on some holes and I think this year we' ll have flvesom es everywhere. " Nelson urged those who in lend to take part In the June 22 supper at Roya l Oak Park and the June 23 tournament at Riverside GC In M ason to get their applica tions signed, and turned i.n either to the Racine Home National , Farmet·s or Ba nk One . Entry fee is $150. Nelson said applicat ions are ava ilable al the banks, and at Sentinel news· paper offices. ':This is one year we' re goi ng to be so full we absolut ely cannot take late ·eritri.es," he said. " Oncr it's closed (May 31), that's it. " He also pointed ou t that only those taking part In the actual event either as paid ent rants or celebrities - will be admitted to t he supper at Royal Oak. Spec ial deputies will be on hand to m ake certain of that. The tournament has raised some SJO.!XXJ tor area charities since its origination. New! Panaaonlc P¥1220 Electronic Tuning with Remote FOR TIRES, CAR CARE, ALL AROUND THE HOUSE... YOU CAN COUNT ON US FOR SAVINGS! 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The E ngln~rs are a m ember of the East 'Coast Conf..r ence ~lon g with LsSalle (last season's NCAA tourney entrant) , Drexel, American and Hofstra. " Lehigh has everything I am · looking for In a colleg" - excep· tional academics, solid athletics McKay credited all of his coaches and a true Interest In me as a ' at Harding- for providing him with person, " remarked McKay, w ho the proper motivation, including also was the reelplent of Jhe Hoyle Joseph McKa.v. He was a first-team head mentor Bill Kovach and Tournament academic award and All-Steel Vallc.v Conference and . assis tant s George Carm ichael. the Ragas All-Trumbull County All -Trumbull County select ion this John Beach and Rich Thomas. Basketball Scholarship. McKay's coaches in his earlier last yea r , and a second-team Besides his coaches, McKay All -Northeas t Ohio choice. 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AP Sports Wrl&er Bill Buckner singled to score second on Steve Garvey's sacrifice Trout' and Bow a scored on a passed fly . and again in the fourth on a ball by Bo Diaz . Leon Durham sacrifice fly by Juan Bonilla after s ingled to score Buckner and the Dodgers pulled within 5-4. i\stros 5, Braves 2 Moreland, who singled home two runs in the first, greeted Porti Houston's Dickie Than ignited a Altamirano with his fourth homer. four-run first Inning with the first of The Cubs broke a 2-2 tie in the third . two run-scoring doubles as the when Buckner doubled, took third Braves lost a third consecutive on an infield out and scored on Ron game for: the first time this season. Cey's sacrifice fly . With one out in the first, Terry Puhl Padres6, Dudgers4 sing~andscoredonThon'sdouble. Gene Richards and Six to Lezcano Loser Rick Behenna balked Thon to hit two-run homers in San Diego' s third , Phll Garner walked and Jose rour-run,tirst a nd the Padres held Cruzmadeit2-0withanRBisingle. on. Dave Dravecky, 6-1, the NL's first six-game winner, scattered 10 hit s and was relieved by Luis DeLeon in the eighth. After Alan Wiggins drew a leadoff walk in the bottom of the first, Richards homered off Burt Hooton. Two outs later, Terry Kennedy walked and Lezcano followed with his homer, Wiggins scored in the in National League baseball games Friday, San Francisco downed Cincinnati, 8-5, Chicago hammered the Philadelphia Phil· lles 10-2, San Diego turned pack the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4, the Houston Astros downed the Atlanta Braves 5-2. the St. Louis Cardinals nipped the Montreal Expos 5-4 in 12 innings and the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the New York Mets 2-L Cubs 10, Phlllies 2 Keith Moreland's two-ru n homer capped a !ive-run fourth inning to lead the Chicago Cubs to their third straight victory and hand the PhiIlles their third loss In a row. With Chicago leading 3-2, winningpitcher Steve Trout singled for his first major league hit with one out in the fourth off loser Larry C hrL~tenson and one out later Larry Bowa walked. flay 15, 1983 '• .. Giants make it two in row over Reds .. The Astros added two more l1lllS on ' Smith, the fourth Montreal pitchi!r, Harry Spilrr\an's run-scoring-single With his seventh homeroftheseason and Alan Ashby's RBI grounder. and his first slpce April 'IT. The Puhl singled With two out In the Cardinals tied It for the fourth time second and scored on'Thon'sdouble. With a run tn the bottom of the ninth Winner Mike LaO>ss scatiered on Darrell Porter's RBI double, seven hits, Including Dale Murphy's taking starter ,Joaquln AnduJar, solo homer In the fourth. 1be who has lost five tn a row, off the Astrodome was !he only ballpark in hook. , which Murphy had not previously Warren Cromartie and Tim homered. Wallach homered for the E xpos and starter Chris Welsh, m aldng his Cardinals 5, E xpos t debut in a Montreal imlfonn, Grorge Hendrick led off the a llowed nine hits and three l'Uns in7 bottom of the 12th against Bryn 1·3 inntngs. By JOE KAY ... BySCO'IT D. WOLFE EAST MEIGS-Behind the four-hit pitching of E astern hu rler Ma rk Holter the Eastern Eagles rolled to a &-2 upset victory over the Kyger Creek Bobcat s here Friday evening in SVAC baseball action. Kyger Cr eek was in a pos ition lo Marauders. Stahler took the loss for Waverly. In the second game, a seven-run Tiger fifth was the difference as Meigs committed four errors in the fra me . Dan Thomas was the loser while Gregg picked up the win. Meigs' hitters were Nick Bush and Acree, each two singles, and Scoll Gheen, Harrison, Riggs, and Trey Cassell a ll had one single. In the opener with J ackson, Bush was ta>rged wit h the loss. Edgington RIO GRANDE- Standout fres hma n Kent Wolfe of Rio Grande College has won the bat ting title In the Mid-Ohio Conference. The o-9, 170-pound lefttlelder from Racine, Ohio, connected lor 26 .JACKSON -The Meigs. Marauderette softball team ·s SEOAL . h d It champ Ions htp opes were ea a severe bl ow here F r ld ay a s they e Upset by the Ironglrls 11 ]0 Meigs dropped to 7-2in theleague wer · · · · and 13-3 over all . ThPy fe ll to sa-ond place behind Logan. J ac kson is 4-10 overall a nd 2-8 In loop play. The winning run was scored with two out a nd the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh on a wild pitch. Meigs had held a 10-6 lead aft er fi ve innings. J ackson's last Meigs' hitters were Harrison with a double and sin gle while Riggs and Gheen each had a s ingle. In the seco nd game, Cassell was charged with the loss and Stevens picked up the J ackson win. Marauders getting hits were Dave Follrod with a double and single, Riggs had a double , and J ack Welker added a single. Meigs goes to 4-I5 on the year and to 2-.9 Inside SEOAL play. Waverly Is 14-9 overall while Jackson is 11-6. · Coach Tim Sa unders' crew have chance a t the _spoilers' role next Wed nesday In their fina l game when they play Logan as the Chiefta ins bid to take the league Kent Wolfe wins MOC hatting title Hitters for the Ma rauderettes was Jenny Meadows with three singles, J odi Harrison, two singles. · and Beth Gloeckner , Nata lie La mbert, Krts Snowden, Paula Horton, and Cindy Crof!ks. all one si ngle apiece. La m bert fan ned three and walked eight whlle Ba rnes walked ., ix and fanned two lor the winners. Next game lor Coach Rick Ash 's crew is Tuesday at Athens. SaMe $ 4 fjp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l I : lng Guilliams, Wolfe prevented lhe Pant her s tandout from claim ing the triple crown. Guilliams paced Ihe loop In home runs with 16 and in runs baited In • · Reserves win I Oth straight ·, on ·. t. he ·..-s·'e·,· st · ro · n·g ba~~ · over Jackso n's reserves here F'riday. Jodi Miller and Barb Hatfield carried the little .Marau derettes' loudest sticks as they eac h had a triple a nd two singles. Other hill ers included Da(5hne Dill ard with a home run and singles by Holly Miller. Kim Eblin. Te resa Pratt , and Debbie Werry. Ha tfie ld hurled for Meigs and had a no-hitter int act until the seventh when she a llowed two sin gles. She fa nned 13 and wa lked 11 . Barlow for Jackson fa nned one and wa lked four. 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Wis. hitters were Larry Edge. Steve Waugh, Bill Ward . andP.Abgshire. EastE'm has one game remai ning with Hannan Trace on Tuesday . KC ended Its season. Eastern Girls LoS(> The Eastern Eaglette girl~ soft ball team bowed !rom tournament play wit h a ll-3defeat toC'I'OOksville in the sectiona l. Easterner Rhonda Riebel broke Carol Brown's bid for a no hitter in the second inning with a single. the lone E HS hit . Thai single produced two of Eastern's runs as Melissa Thomas and Linda Thoma tmlted home afte•r dra"'t'no walks. n .,. Brown fanned 7 a nd walked 7 "nroulc 10 the wi n. Lori Ritchie ' , uffered the loss despit e a oood "' • For decks, porches and horizontal surfaces • Water-repellent • Penetrates • Helps 1uard asainst mildew, rot, deeay Point Pleasant, W. Va. Phone: 675·1160 ·' .' ' • Du111ble soft·&lllss satin . NORTH RANDALL, Ohio tAP\ - Danny Weller rode How To Know to victory In the featured eighthra~e a t Thistledown on Friday. touring the s ix fu rlongs In 1:14. 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' ·' Now •1495 CAROLINA LUMBER 14 p.m ./Open Swim 7·9 p.m ./ Open Swtm 1111& GALLIPOLIS- Ther<' are openIngs fo r kids Interested in playi ng pee wee baseball (boys eigh l-nineJ and junior league softba ll (gir ls eight -11 1 sponsored by the Galllpo· lis Recreation Depart ment. Boys' pony league, little league, girls' senior league and t-ba ll are currently · full and new member s can only be accepted when an opening becomes available. For pee wee baseball and girls ' junior league players to get on a team, t hey must report to the City Building, 518 Second Avenue. and ftll ln a registration for m and pay a · $10 fee. · For more Informa tion. call 4461789, extension 24. Reg. $18.95 Sale Ends June 4th singleEvans off reliever lined a- two-run Charlie Puleo before closed the scoring with his home run. Cincinnati scored on Paul Householder's RBI single in the second Inning, DaveConcepcion'sdouble in the sixth, Duane Walker's double in theseventh,JohnnyBench ' sdouble play grounder In the eighth and a single by Concepcion in the ninth. 8362 Elimina! or Plu s N OW O N LY Rio Gr.,... C.UOflt\ ~ SOLID LATEX Reg. $17.59 IJIII~Behedul e · HOUS• FLAT Real oil stain Lets color, grain, texture of wood shaw For wood sidine, trim, fences , decks , interior woods meets this fall SCpt. OIYMPt STAIN served up 8 hits, walked 5, and fanned7Eaglebatsmen . After a scoreless KC a t bat. the Wolfemen plated a run in the opening round on a Cowdery single and RBI single by ,Jay Carpent er. KC tied the score ai I-I in the second, then took a 2-1 advantage in the third on a Wamsley single and an error. EHS took the lead on a Guthrie walk, Cowdery single. and a an error that plated two runs. The Eagles got Insurance in the fourth on a Bissell single, a Larkins sacrifice, a Gaul walk, a Guthrie Walk, and a two-RBI single by Carpenter. thE' score now &-2. Cowdery and Carpenter had two singles to lead Eastern, while Roger Bissell, Jerry Larkins, a nd David Ga ul added s ingles. Kyger Cr~ Open.in'gs availablt> squad has. II RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande College's cross country Redmen have 11 meets on their 1983 schedule, according to head coach Kevin Purcell. The Red men will open the season Sept. 10 when they travel to Huntington, W. Va., to compete In the nationa lly-acclaimed Marshall University Invitational. They will open their home season Sept. 21 when they host West Virginia State. Ot her home meets scheduled for the upcoming season include Musklngum College (Sept. 28), the Rio Grande Invitational (Oct. 8), and WUmlnglon College (Oct. 19). Here is the Rio Grande schedule: OIYM.t STAIN Brian Wamsley came on in relief to go a round while J.D. Bradbury came on Ia finish the game. They ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Marauderette reserves made it 10 · in a row with a convincing 18-6 win wi th 55. One other RPdman fi nished In the top fi ve in hitting. Out fie lde1· Jeff Lccth , a freshma n fro m Chitl lcot he, Ohio, connec ted for a .392 average to fi nish fourth. Leet h a nd freshman outfielder Greg Zlckafoose. also from Chillicothe, tied for third in the league In doubles wit h nine each. Two Redmen ranked In the pitchin g statistics. Righthander .Jeff w,ayland or Middleport , Ohio, was sixth In earned run average with a :1.86 and sported a 3-2 record, while righthander .John Ka lman of '1\vlnsburg. Ohio, was eighth In earned ru n average at 4.54 and sported a 5·1 mark . As a t('am , the' Redmen fin ished R-6 In Ihe Mid-Ohio Conference and 1 1 · 1 ~1 overalL They ranked third In team ba ttin g with a .312 mark and were second tn fielding percentage at . 93.~. doubled to tie the score and, after Tom O'Malley walked, Max Venable doubled to give the Giants a 2-1 lead. Mllt May was Intentionally walked, and Kuiper rapped a two-run single for a 4-llead, chasing Gale . ... Breining sacrificed and LeMaster Pool Datl' - Gymnasium May 15 14 p.m .; Open R«' 7-9 p.m .IOpen. Rec . r~::~~~~~~:::_~~~~~~~~~~~::~::::~e:ffu:t~1~"':·it~h~6~w:a~~~a:n:d~5~s~trik:·:e~o:u~ls~.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==========~ four runs were all unearned. crown. hit s In 59 trips 10 the plate lor a stella r .441 average. He closely outdistances Greg Guilliams of Ohio Dominican College, who claim a l least a share of the league title. saw its c hances end with the defeat. KC ls8-lloverall. Eastern is 3-7- 1. Mark Holter, who has pitched well all season long. again turned in another fin e pert·ormance to pick up his first win of the year. Holter took charge in the fourt h inn ing and pit ched four shut - out innings to complet e the game In strong fas hion. He walked ju st one and fanned 6 cnroute· to the win. scatter ing four hits a long the way. A l lio or KC fireballers welcomed the Eagles led by start er La rry Edge who went three and two-thirds · Jgs. 1·nnu Jackson upsets Meigs girls b y Il-10 score was 1he w inner. Harrison earned a save for the remember being this consistent lor this period of time," he said. "It's been two weeks, and I don't ,think I've had ·a bad game during that time." Giants starter Fred Breining, 4-3. benefiled from Evans' latest In a string of good games. Breining went ~en innings andwas charged with four runs on seven hits. Greg Minton came on with none out in the eighth. Evans. Duane Kuiper and John· nie LeMaster drove in two runs apiece in the Giants' big inning when 12 batters went to the plate. With Cincinnati leading J-0, Evans doub.led to leac) off the fourth against Rich Gale , 3-3. Chill Davis Lyn e CMit'f' S('hNfu.l~ Week ol lUay 1~. 19K3 Eastern nine upsets Kyger Creek, 6-2 ' Marauders drop three of four conference contests ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Mara uder baseball team won one of four SEOAL ga mes Thursday and F'riday a s they played doubleheaders with bot h Waverly and Jackson. Thursday, Meigs whipped Waverly 6-3 In the fi rst game wh ile the Tigers captu red the nightcap 144 . The games were played at Rio Grande. On Fr id ay . the Mara uders dropped two at Jackson, 11 -2 and 9-4. Both games lasted live Innings. Meigs' hitters in the first game with Waverly were Nick Riggs , two singles, Scott Gheen, a double, and Scott Harrison, Chr is Burdette, James Acree, and Allen King, each a single. Bu rdette picked up the win whlle Eva ns said, trying to explain his surge. " I don 't think I've e-;er been in a better strea k as far as hitting the ball hard. Even in batting practice I'm hitting the ball hard . Until it stops, I'm not even going to try to think about what I'm doing. " £,·ans doubled to start the eight -ru n inning that sent the Gia nts to their eighth vict ory in the las.t nine games. He capped the outburst by s lamming a two- run homer: his sevent hof theseason. foran8-1 1ead. Eva ns' hitting has resurrected memories of his I973 season with At lanta when he hit 41 homers and drovp in 1()1 runs. "Even in 1973 and '74 I don 't AP Sports Writer CINCINNATI (API - Darrell Evans can't begin to explain his hot hitting. All he knows is he's never been better. Evans slugged a single, doubl e and two- run homer Friday night. igniting and finishing an eight run fourth Inning that powE'red the San Franclssc;o Giants to an 8-5 vielory over the Cincinnati Reds . In the process, Evans ex tended his hitting streak to 12 games and raised his batting average to .330. The first baseman is hilling .577 in his last six games. " ! don't know what I'm doing," r----------------..,...:___:::....__ _ .::__.::..;:.::::::::=.____ _ __-1 The Sunday Times-Sentine i- Page-C7 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Paint Pleasant, W. Va. GALLIPOLIS ...., The Astros' T·Ball baseball team needs a coach. Contact the Gallipolis Recreation Department for further inloWU'tion. 8o 23 Mulching Mower NOW O NLY • Eliminator Plus Bagging and Mulching Mower 864 3 Mulchi ng Mower NOW ONLY $199.00 $319.00 5399.00 5229.00 5329.00 ' Mu lc hing Mower I -CHUCK COLLIER ·sERVIC_ E.STORE " .2 62 THIRD AVENUE ·- GALLIPOUS- PH. 446-.3 314 �• Page ca.....:The Suntl.y Times-Sentinel l'emeroy Mickllepert-GaHipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W. Va. fNJy 15, 1983 ational King Cole features bakery along with·bread, hardtack By JAMES SANDS Special Correspondent 20th century, buJ d11ring the CIVil War the Langley bakery In Galllpo- Old King Col£' was a ml'l"ry old soul, lis was known throughout West Vlrglnll! among the soJdlers for Its hardtack. It was not an unusual sight to see !ll,<m boxes of hardtack loaded on boats to be taker! up the Kanawha River to be dlstrlbtited among the soldiers. On the march the soldiers' main diet was salt pork, bacon, hardtack, and cotfee. Hardtack was a big soda cracker. It was made thick and tough so as not to fall into pieces while being carried In a soldier's haversack. According to Civil War historian Bruce Caton: "WHEN THE hardtack was fresh, It was apparently gOOd to eat. The trouble is that It was rarely fresh. Boxes of hardtack would sit on railroad platforms or sidetracked In front of warehouses for weeks and months at a time, and by the time the soldier got thetn, they were often Infested and not gOOd." As a matter of fact, Mr. Langley was delivering a load of hardtack In Huntington one day wheri Jenkins' raiders attacked Guyandotte (the only part of Huntington that existed then I . Several loads of hardtack were lost In the Ohio Rlver. Some wondered If this was just what was needed to soften the stuff up. ff WAS IN 19:Jl that Mootz contracted with David Mehl to build the structure at 76-78 Vine Street that In recent years has held the Gallipolis Tobacco and Candy Company. The cost was some $22,952. At the open house held on October 25, 19:1l, over 5,1XXJ people toured the And a mer~· old sool was h<'. Hf' C'al lro ro'r hl~ plpr. · And h<' c.all«< tor hls bowl . A~d he Called for his Sunt:Jcoam brf'ad. If in fact Old King Cole called for his Sunbeam bread as the adver- BUll.T IN 1930 B\' David Melli for the Mootz Bakery was this structure at 76-'l!l VIne Street, Gallipolis. ,fohn Mootz baked bread in ' GaUipolis for almost 40 ye•u-s (ca. 1910 to 1950) hut the Mootz Sunbeam brand outlived Mr. Mootz and wa.• baked hy three other bakeries which had bought the Sunbeam recipe after 1950. PEEPS, a Gallipolis Diary: -Gallipolis' scintillates in intrapress edition By ·1. s,\MUEL PEEPS GALLIPOLIS - Interlink is ihP name of I he Multimedia insirl£>-lhe-company press which j!) prin lf'd l rreJnJiarly, but Ga lli polis ~ howed up brightly m the Apri l ISSUe. V9t. 0, No.4. PAUL BARKER IS In a photo on interlink 's Page Two with seven little childrPn seven or eight years old, and he's Identified as the circulat ion manager of the Ohio Va iiPy Publlshing Company. He "mixes wit h a ciuss of student s at a learning session during OVP's observance or Newspaper in Edu ca tion Wt't:.'k . ·' THE ART ICLE WHI CH goes with thP pictUil' starts wilh thr questions, " How do you get a stmy In the nl'wspapcr so fast''" " Wh ~ l docs the edi tor do?" "Why docs the ink com£' off on your fin gers'!" THEY WERE third·grade stu · tlents, the Int erlin k article says. Place was Poinl Pleasa nt , where thr Regisle1· is edilc'<i by Judy Owen, and where t he Regislf'rwt•n t to 1,500 students . R<'gi ster. - helped spel ling skills with the .Jumble word puzzle. I N ADDIT ION to the Register, OVP publi shes the Ga llipolls Dally T r ibune, the Pomeroy-Middleport Daily Sentinel, the Sunday Times· Sentinel, and the WPI'kly Tri·County N ews . WELL, THAT PIC!'URE of Paul Barkl'r in the third grade is one of the two pictures Interlink used. Thl' other is on Page Seven, under the headline, "Gallipolis hired lifestyle editor." It's Lee Ann Welch. IT READS THAT Lee Ann Welch began her journalism career at the Ca bell Record, Milton, W. Va .• I hrf'<' years ago. She attended the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism at Marshall University, a.nd she was a leader ln some nonjournali stic activities. NUI'RE DAME graduates. eye this! Lou Ford wrttes a missive 'to name some other Gallla Counti ans who were graduated from Notre Dame. Here's his letter ; Teachf'r s: - helped rlevclop good n •adin)! habit s. - promoted intC'rPSt in other subject s. - taui(ht mathematics by search udvcrlisf'mrnls for iiC'ms to buv with "play" money . · - taug ht geography by ma~· king lhr sl a l es mf'ntiont'cl ln thp Rio to host wildlife workshop By BRYSON It. CARTER Extension Agent GaiUa County GALLIPOI.IS F'orcst ian· downers ;.m d sportsmPn in Calli<J County m ay wa nt to mark the dat i' of Saturday. .lu ne 11 , on their caiC'ndars for a !lending an lntf'rr.sl · Jng and lnform a1ivl' mf'eling a! Rio · Gra nde Collc,:w Thl' Huffed Gmuse Society. Ohio Cooper ati vl' Extl'nsion Se:v lce. The Ohio Department of Natural Rl'sources, Dlvtsion of Wildlife and Division of Forestry and Mead Corporation i nvll<' the public to attend a F'orest Wildlife Habitat Improvement Workshop. T he program will include discuss ions on the ecology and habit at nceds of r uffed gmuse and woodcock, forest ma nagem!'nt for wildlife habitat devel· opmenJ. m arketing of ioea l forest produc ts and services available to assist lantiownPrs in ma naging their woodlots fo:· timber and recrea tion . A field trip to the Cooper Hollow Grous<• and Woodcock Study Area will be part of the program . Habitat manage)11cnt methods will be reviewed along with discussions of tree and shrub identification. The field trip will pmvlde an opport un· lty for on-site observa tion of the effects of habitat manipulation. Wildlife biologists and foresters w ill be available for discussions. If you are concerned about the future or forest wildlife ; nd would like to learn how'to devr:-Jop habitat, you w ill find this an excellent opportunity . Don 't forget to report your small grain acreage (wheat, oats, barley) to the ASCS Office by Jullf 1 for maintaining your farm cr9p his· tory . You will need to stop .by the, ASCS Office _td take care of this report . Also. don't forget the Gallla SWCD has a two-row, A·C No-Till Com Planter that ren ts for $5 per acre, with a minimum charge of $40. DF:AR SAM : As usua l, I read wit h Interest your column In Sunday's paper. Only this past Sunday I tripped on your statement .__that Pat Whitehead and Brent .Johnson are the oni.v two Ga llipolis alumni of Notre Damp! tisement proclaimed, he had to call on the Mootz bakery to get it. For over 50 years fo.l k in sou· theastern Ohio bought Mootz bread, which was baked in Gallipolis. It was about 1910 that John Mootz opened a bakery In the building now occupied by Revco Drugs at 314 Second A venue. Mootz was born In Aid I Lawrence County, Ohlot In 1888 and moved to Huntington, W.Va. In 1905 to learn the baker's trade. After an apprenticeship of some five years John came to GallipouS. MANY WILL recall the famous Sunbean label with the little girl eating a piece of bread covered with buller. The Sunbeam brand came later in Mootz's career. Prior to that. his best seller was Betty Lou Home Style bread and coming second was Kleen-Maid bread. Mootz adver.lsed In the 1940s that his bread was crumb protected ·· bread. This allowed the consumer to make great toasted cheese sandwiches. Mootz also made potato bread and what he called a double loaf: "It's bigger; it's better." MOOTZ'S BAKERY was perhaps Gallipolis' most famous in the Beef producers STAN-SHOR POOLS plan meet CENTURY Specials Specials By JOHN C. RICE E.tension A,ent · Agriculture, Meigs County POMEROY Producers to Meet - T hl' Meigs County Beef Cattlem en's Association will meet Monday evening, May 16, at 6 p.m . The meeting will be a dinner meeting at the Meigs Inn. Everyone Is welcome. Representatives from · the American Breeders Service and Upjohn wtll be on hand to discuss artificial insemination and lutalyse. Braqueshow MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (API · "Georges Braque: Three Exh!biMY 'SON BOB . ·. lions" Is on v iew at the Walker Art . . ' , a gra duate of Center through June 12 Ga ilia Academy. is also a 1971 Th · graduate of the University or Notre Dame, where he received a bache- In .. e e a t lor 's degreeln economics.[ Hewent w~ks· a~.~xhibltlon ,?~ 46pmajor raque. rinted on from there to earn a .Jur!spru 1mage.·.. a selection dence Doctor ate from Col b! of more than 75 University In New York in ~,;;;) a ilgdht~B · aphs, etchlngs and books, · · an raque 1n Photographs," an ex hibition of some W photos of the DAVID JOHNSON, ont> of Va ncp artist. and M ickey's children. also gradu· ated from Notre Dame in 1972. David was a star football player at Ga liia Academy prior to his college days. pora~~';~~:.~~n~:on:~r: 1 SOLAR .CELL SUN ·BLANKETS SAVE ENERGY! Raises water temperature 10 deg. or more in 188aon, without running your heater. SAVE WORK! Keeps out duet. leaves, debris. Easy to handle, easy to store. No tiedowns or weights . Fits any above-ground or in-ground poot . . SAVE WATER AND CHEMICALS! EUminates 90% of evaporation loss. new · bakery and were given sandwiches, rosebuds, and door prizes. There was evert a five piece orchestra that played "square dance music." The building held the office, storeroom. shop, garage, and bakery. With aU new equipment Mootz could tum out nine loaves of bread per minute. It was in 1950that John Mootz sold out his operation to the Valley Bread Company of Manchester, Ohio. This finn was run by Ralph, Josephine, and T. R. Wallingford of Maysville, Ky. , and H. B. Lewis of Charleston, W. Va. BY 1950 the bakery could produce 221oaves per minute and had seven delivery trucks. Valley Bread had BRAKE SPECIAL l br~ke brake caliper, and bral\l! hoses, bleed svsrem and add new tluid , then road test tne car, MOST AMEiti ( .IIN CAJ.IS AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE *Add up to 1 lb. of Freon *Leak Test & Cylinder Performance Test Hdjust Belts *Oean Condensor Fins. $1495 ( .. /~ ·. . :,I ~ ~ t. I ' J r ' 'J ... ~~~ I . . .;_ . FRONT END ALIGNMENT $J688 I MOST AMERICAN CA~S} We' ll set cast@r, camber and toe-in to, manufac turer's specificafions Check suspension part s for wea; a nd damage, also tires far wear and safety._Parts extra, if needed. ~o extra charge for air·condi· t•on ed cars, or forsion ~rs . ._ Call for an appointment now. OIL CHANGE ~ SPECIAL ~~~ '1 ~~:..,,.:~:~ .. 5 qts. oil, new oi l filter, lubrica~e chassis, check a ll flurd leve ls, tire pressure •. battery belts, hoses, and check exhaust svs rem cOndition . .til ......... GMQUAUTY SERVICE 'PARTS ·1t'imt5:- ~entiard . Jury finds prodtice~s guilty of complicity line we insratt new front pads, resurface ~otors •. repack front wheel bearrngs, 1nspect master WHEE.L FRONT DISC f cvclinder, $58 88 its own eight recipes but It also continued to make the Sunbeam brand as well. In 1952 Valley Bread' s Gallipolis operation was sold to Feuchten· berger Baking of Bluefield, W.Va. Dean Isley was the plant manager. Feuchtenberger continUed the Valley and the Mootz line and could make 60 Joa~es per mlnutlln 1952. Later in the 19;fi<; tl\e Galllpolis plant became property of Betsy Ross Bakeries and the baking of bread here was phased out. GaiUpolis FOOd Company was then located at 76 VIne before giving way to the present occupants. In case you want to wrlle James Sands ad!Jress your envelope to Box 92, Clarksburg, Ohio 43115. DENVER ( AP) - Talk show host Phil Donahue says he is "shocked" at a $5.9 million jury verdict against his produc"tion company for complicity with a father who kidnapped his own son. then appeared on the air to discuss it. "If we hadn't baby-sat for this child, there wouldn' t be a case," Donahue said Friday. after a federal jury In Denver returned the award to the kidnapped child's , mother, Willow Lynne Cramiet. of Arvada. Donahue had testified earlier this week that , "J would do the same thing again, the same way." "Apparently, to have avoided this lawsuit. J would ; have had to instruct my secretary L;orraine Landeiius -a mother of four children and a grandmother - ·to have taken ... Eland Cram let (the boy) to the Chicago '· police without the knowledge and consent of the boy's father, " Donllhue said. The jury found the production company staff that helped broadcast Donahue's "Today" show segment had conspired with Ms. Cram let's ex- husband, Wayne R. Anderson, by returning the child to his fa ther after the show and by baby-sitting the boy while his father's Interview was being taped. Anderson had discussed his reasons for kidnapping the boy on the'program . The award of $1.7 m illion ln actual damages and $4.2 million in punitive damages from Donahue's producer came at the end of the second trial of the suit. The first ended last fall in a mistrial when jurors failed to reach a verdict. Said Donahue: " We were shocked. We certainly didn't expect a muitimillion·dollar verdict." Ms. Cramlet had filed a $10 million suit against Multi-Media Program Productions Inc. or Cincinnati in 1981 aftl'r Donahue's staff refused to revea l the whereabout s of her son. Ms. Cramiet said she contacted Donahue's producer after Anderson appeared on two segments taped for the " Today " show in 1981 and defended his actions in taking 3-year-old Eland in 1979. Anderson and his son havl' not been seen since the shows. The father has been a fugit ive since a warrant was issued for his arrest by a Colorado judge in Golden in 1981. charging felony interierence with child custody. Frank Kennedy. one or the attorneys who defended Donahue· s producer in 1he court room of U.S. Distlict Judge Jim Carrigan. presented closing argum ent s in the second triaL He said the show had not brought about the abduction ln any way and said,producers · were merely trying to show a subject of wide national concern - kidnapping by parents involved in ch ild custody cases. Walter Bartlett , President of Multimed ia, said, "Phil Donahue and Multimedia are extremely' disappointed with the verdict. We int end to appeal and do not expect this judgment to sta nd." "We will take all · thl' necessary steps to have it overturned. " Bartlett concluded. S5.9 Mll.UON AWARDED IN LAWSUIT Willow Lynne Cranlett, left, of Arvada IUld Phil I>onahue aro• shown in thl• two picture comho !L• they leavr Feder:ll Court In Denver on Friday. A jury Ohio economic "death' greatly exaggerated COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP I -An economic recovery Is on the way and the . Midwest will see rapid improvement and business expansion, says economist Alan Greenspan . · Rumors from "back East, down South and out West that Ohio is about to disappear" are wrong, he says . , "Something Important is clearly happening. The conclusion one can derive is that the demise of the M!dwesi is premature," he said. Greenspan. in Columbus for an appearance at a dinner of the Anti·Defamation League of B'nai B'Iith. said the long-term economic outlook for the Midwest is "extraordinarily gOOd." Although steel and au tos may not bounce back as. Bu t Greenspa n cautioned that this r('(.'ovcty is different from any other beca us<• of persistent high premier industries. the region will be thP m ajor recipient of "rapid improvem en t and expansion" in the second hall of the 198ls, he sa id. . That growth, however. will be the fruit of a difficult period, during which pressures will force a " m ajor compromise in our political system" in order to resolve the troublesome issue of the federal budget process. Greenspan said. • Gleaning evidence for recovery from the hal l in inventory liquidat ion and the upswing in new m'dcrs and industrial productivity, Greenspan said, " There is no question the recession is over . The eco nomy has turned and is on the way up;" interest rates. The initial phasf' of recovery, the next six to nine months , won ' t be hu11 by thP inl erPs t-rate problem. he sa id. " What is in doubt is the moment um or capital g{)()(ls 1 invpstmcnt in pla nt s a nd equipment l to carry thl' recovc1y to it s Sl'COnd l)usiness cycll' peak." he sa id. Bet·a us<' the budget process is becomln~ r ecogniz.<'<i as a " threat to iong·tl'm1 economic stability, .. Greenspan expects that an eventual compt umiSl' will be st11Jck by opposing political parti!'S . year. ALL OF' WHICH shows. Sam. that I find your column interesting and do read It regu larly . - W.\SUINGTON tAPt. ThP Env ti'Onmenia l PrOtf'C tion Agency, str1Jggling lo overeumc months of negative publ icity about it s "sutx•rfund" toxic .vaste prog-ram. is losing no tim<' with a majo:· overhau l of the $1.6 billion clt>anup l'f[OJ1 . Agency officials announC't-'d Friday thry Wl'l'l ' making s<'veral policy changrs which had been recon lrnr nclt"'CI by an iniC'rna l Jt•v iC'W of the troublr'<l pl'OgTam . 11te review. wh ich was made public Wedn<'scta y, was highly cr itical of the PI'Oh'l'am , contending I hal thf' agenry hacl OCY>n more concerned about saving the fund' s money than in protect ing public l11'alth thmugh mp id cleanup. '11te nC'W policies were announct'<i by Acting Lii•J}Uf)' Administrator Lff Thomas. He said th<' policy din>c tions WE'rt' suppol1ed by William n. l tuckl'l shaus, who is awaillng SC'nal(' confirmation 10 head the EPI\. Huckelsl1aus has emphasized the• import anc<• of "dt'Ve loptng momen tum In these pmgrams," '1110m ns said. in explaining why the changes were lx•ing rrwdf' now rather than waiting for Ruckplshaus to take over. The $1 .6 billion superfund was created by Co ni(rr-ss two yPars ago to clean up thf' worst inact ivr toxi<' chemical dumps in thr:> count ry . Allegations of Special Tabex #180 Feeder Cannister, 6 Cartridge Case .................. $82.00 FREE Tabex Automatic ChlorinatO< with ptJrchase of I case chlorine. STEVE SHOR- 388-8869 " CERTIFIED BY THE STATE OF OHIO •NEW HOMES WIRES:-OLO HOMES REWIRED •ADDITIONAL CIRCUITS FOR APPLIANCES •EMERGENCY SERVICE WORK •1RAILER HOOKUPS A CHRISTIAN BUSINESSMAN BOB HAWLEY- 256-9391 iniC'I'C'S I ratrs. "That in tum will unearth major expansion. Cl'f'ating f'Xtraordina ry potentia l for thv typPs of lndu sl!y in the Midwest," he sa1t1 . Gr('f'nspan., who hPads his O\Vn New York f'('onomlrs consu it i.ng fitm, is regardC'd as a JXJil'nt la I succ('f;sor to F'!'dC'ra i R<"<'J'Vf' Bmrtl Cha irman Pau l A . Vo lck<'r. Toxic waste program being overhauled 161(32 ............... $158.00 18x36 ... ,........... $187.00 20x40:.............. $~18.00 Quality Work • Reasonable Rates • free Estimates ThP deal is li kely to Include cut s in iong·term extx'n ditures and an increase in reven ut"•s, possibly a va lue-added tax . Such a n >sol ution wlii changp inOat ion CX[X'C tations, hf' sa id , and crf'a le significant dectinC' in long· term CALL LARRY CASTO AT 4C6-2212 FCR APPOINTMENT! BOB'S ELECTRIC AND, F' INALL Y, Mike Cornett. son or .John _a nd Anne Cornett tGalilpolis Parts Warehouse) is a sophomore at Notre Dame thts awarded Cranlett $5.9 m!Uionln a law!iUlt against the producer of Donahue's telt•vlslon show. (AP La.s!!rphoto ). '• 'nETS Technicians from the : Environmental Protection Agency driB core samples a road at the Quail Run Mobile Manor, Gray f •iSurnntlt, Mo., earUer this year. The·EPA announced Friday that tests show dioxin at level• four times higher thiUI that of Times Beac h In the trailer park. ' ( AP Laserphoto). misma nagemC'nl ;u1d polilica l influf'm't' in clf'anup ck-r isions spun'i'l.t a half-dozen con~nos's lona i pmbes and led to the nosignallons of fOJm<'r Administrator Ann! ' M . 1-\urfnrrl and m o rP I han a ci071'1l of hr r top aiciPS . Tlu' chit of cTil idsm in lhP intPrnal study was thai the agrnry had " drastically uncll 'l'·uliliz('Cl" Pmf'rgPncy clr anup f'ffm1~ 10 drain \\'aSIf' lagoons and rPmnvP ch~mlmi barn>ls that P<l"' lrnmiiiPnl lh rt•ats to human hra llh. It I'SIImall'd that half of lh<' 41!1 sil<•s ranked hy the• EPA as the worsl In I h:· country mu td qualify for this C'mcrgt •ncy aid . Thomas S<ttd Fl'iday thai tii•IJ<'tlevrd that Pstima te was high, but he w::s onll'ring an immedlafl• rcvtrw of ail 4 1 ~ dumps to ,.~. whic·h cou ld 4U<Jtlfy for PmPrgenry r lf~::tn ups . • · Crlt ics havf' charged that F:PA ·,go· slow a~proach , which er:nphus lzC'd l'X l(•nsivf' !'I udit'S ;md nf'golla l ions tx •lorc c t<'imup began, has l'L"SU IIN:I ln only 7H of th<•419 dumps getting cleanup money so far. Among other r hangrs annuu nct."<i by 'i1JUmas: - Elimination or lhf' rcquill•m<'nl for sl a tes to pay Ill percent or the cost of studi<" to ch'Vf· lop p lans ro,· long-term eicanup at dump sliPs . T his requlr<'mcnt was slowing initin l work in t'a.">h ·shot1 s tales, !h(~ EPA review sa id. Stati"S still will be :w ;uin-d to pay 10 p!'rcent of tlw cost ul actual clmnup work. eagan pardons original Watergate defendant UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY HOM.E&VERY PROFITABLE CHAIN SAW SHOP FOR SALE WASHINGTON (AP)- Eugenio R. Martinez, one of seven m en originally convicted for the Watergate )lreak·in tha.t Jed to the downfall of a president, has been pardoned by President Reagan . The administration disclosed the pardon wit hout comment and w ithout explanation Friday night. " I believe that is the end of an era. a chapter in m y ' life. " Martinez said. "The whole thing started . the night I was arrested in t.he Watergate and I believe House &Property whatever inventory desired at cost. CALL NOW IF INTERESTED GORE'S CHAIN SAW PLACE RODNEY. OHIO RT.#&88 246-6600 246-6611 Watergate comp[{'x in Washingt on on .June 17, 197'2 . '11ta t evl'nl. lnilia ily tcrm!'d a " third· rate hu rglary" by a spok!'Sman for Pri'Sident Nixon, t:iggered thP biggest sca ndal in American political history and iL"<i to the resignation of Nixon in 1(174 . Of dozens convictl'<i in Wa tergatp an d rl'iated cases, Nixon ha' been thc- only other p!'rson to nc-rcive a pardon. His came shortly after his 11rsignationt•v<>n thOugh he had not been charged wi th any orrenS<-,;. Goodyear will ._huild new blimp by '86 S69,900.00 Plus WE ARE MOVING IMMEDIATELY TO ANOTHER STATE TO OPERATE· A CHAIN SAW SHOP. 1q74 after S<'Jv ing 1:, months or a one-to-lour y<•ar sent ence. Da v id C. St ephenson, the acting pardon atlornry in the Justice Dl'partment. sa id in disclosing the pardon or Martinez that Reagan "made no sta tement that I am aware of' ' about the action. Martinez pleaded guilty to conspiracy, burgla1y and wlrrtapplng counts following the break ·in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the that after today, it w ill be over w ith the pardon tha t I just got. " l will be more than happy to be able to give a better name to my kids and to my grandchildren, and the burden of bein"g a public felon will be an easier onc- to take from now on ." Martinez, 60, now leas ing manager of a Miami car dealership, also said he did not know why the pardon had come now. He was paroled from prison M arch 7. AKRON, Ohio (AP)- A faster and larger version the GOOdyear blimp wUI be built by 19!!6 to replace of the company's four promotional airships now In l ·se•rvk~. officials said. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. revealed It s plans for blimp. which wiU be about 6 feet longer and 2 feet than present models, at Friday's reunion of the I: ~;~t';:;~~Than·~ -Air SoCiety In Pensacola, Fla., and In 1; · released from Its corpora)e headquarters · Akron. . Goodyear's blimps are best known for their presence at major sporting events, where they often 1 ; ~1ll'ry cameras to provide aerial vlewslor television . , Goodyear Aerospace, which has been building airShips since 1923, launched a l'llmp exclusively for prc.motional purposes 1n 1958. Fred Neblker, director of businesS deVelopment at saki the new blimp will be roomier, leatlng rilne Instead of six, and faster th8n. Its fh:st The- biggest difference between this craf t's design and that of older blimps, however. will be in t.he engines. The GZ-22, as the cra ft wUI be known until a name Is chosen, will be turbine-powered. The current models are pushed by propellers. The engines alsowUI be vectored, meaning they can be pivoted to give the airship vertica l thrust on takeoffs and landings. The ship will be able to operate In rougher weather than the current blimps. The turbine engines also wUI make the ship quieter, Nebiker said. "A quiet blimp Is a better spectator, and a vectored thrust blimp Is a better, more stable camera platform, too," he said. · Neblker Sjlid the blimp will use advanced materials In Its nosecone and battens, and that the cockplt wUI contain electronic IDght controls, replacing the etin'ent muscle-pow.ered cable and pulley system. The company would not say how much the GZ-22 '·. THE NEW BLIMP - Ooocl1ear, AIINII, 11M 8IIIIOWICed It Is bufldlng a new, advaDCllld teduroloiY airlhlp to join 118 fleet of bUmps., Aialtoulh not much wUJ cost. " ' . blger &han pnw:nt llnhlpl, tile new blmp IMler 1111d quleWr. Shown Is an anlsl'o reodenlg of Qoodyear'a new bUmp. (M' I " erphoto). · ,, �_Poge-D-2- The Times-Sentinel Ohi-Point ' 15, 1983 W. Va. . 11 Help Wanted to Do ~ Account exceutrve loc•l • : aree, advertiSing expenence • or aeles preferred, direct • comm1111on C•ll 614 387 Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 : 7690 : Student page 1t1rt1ng pay • 82 3& per hr Muat be : availebla 9 moa Prefer • Gelha Co Call 448·READ : • : • Expeuanced Floral De Signer Sand mqutrtel In Care Of Box 606 Galhpoil• Derly Trtbune B25 Th1rd Ave Call4411·4393 or 814 258 1787 Expenenced person to pamt houaea barns roofmg other odd tobs Call 448 0910 or 446·7604 HouH Pltnttng l1wn mower repatr, very rea1on1ble wOrk guaranteed Call 448 66118 Gol1ipolos Ohto 45631 Public Nottce Pubhc Nottce Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE TO CO NTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO OEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROBATE COURT OF GALLIA COUNTY OHIO PUBUCATION OF NOTICE LEGAL NOTIFICATION 10 Al l PF RSQNS NllR ! <..fr/, If\ f HI:. fOU OV>J ING Columbus Oh10 May 6 1983 !STAll S Contract Sales Legal CAt tiA Copy No 83 525 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ) ! 1 I N I T! 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Wi thdrawn to r a pen od o t s•)(ty !60) days after the scheduled c t o~ tng t me for the ece1p1 of b ds The Board o l Educa hon reservo:..s th e nqh t to re ec t any or all b1d s not rP.spons,ve TO tne soec ,ftc at,on s and accept ay b d deemed m ost favo rab iP to GtJI Itpol s C1 ty Schools and to GALLIPOLIS ( 111' BOARD OF EDUCATION Ellen M Borrv Treasurer Apr rl 24 M ay 1 8 1I·: . I· 446 0294 Gun Shoot Rutland AmMI~ can Leg1on 1 p m Sun May 22 Abaolutely factory choke guns only 8667 LOST -wh1te & gray cat weanng black flea collar llat seen tn Chandler Dr P•rrllh Ave 29th St area 304 675 Yard Sale avatteblo 9716 Krodel l'iirk Club House, Pt Pleasant WV Auct Lonn1e Ne•l Call 614-367-7101 .. "' Flea Market Chillicothe Mall Shopp1ng Center Tl'l1rd week end eacl'l month f1e1ta Ortwe In each Saturday 3 Fam•ly Yard Sale May 18th 17th l!o 18th 1 mtlo back of Evergreen Watch for: s1gns Oh M1y 21st at local 643, 16 1n Ruat•c H1lls Syracuse Oh Huntington for election of union off1cer1 For chanoe rn leaderthlp 1nd d~rect10n of your Unton Hall Vote for 1m Talbert Butlntlll Manager and Eerme Johnaon. EacuF t1ve Board Member wv 304 AUCTION every Saturday ntght 6 p m Mt Alto Auction Barn Cons1gn ments taken every Saturday 1 00 t1ll sale t1me Emma Bell Auct1neer 304 428 9 Wanted To 8uy Otamonds gold banda class r1ngs, 11lver coTna, 1 0 1 4 karat scrap J8Werly Tawney Jewerlers 2nd Ave Galh- Gtveaway ANY PERSON who hu p&~pl to g1ve1 woy Colt 614 379 2700 1 part Btrd dog puppy male 3 mo old Call after 8 446 4737 Part Labradore Ret & lr11h Setter 1 Y2 year1 old Male Regular till ~1pringa and ma:ttren Good cond1t1on 614-992-2665 Very am•ll collie type dog, fnendly gentle w1th chdd ren G1ve to good i'lome 614 992 7774 THREE k1ttena lluer tr11ned calico wh1te black l!o ltgor 304 458 1640 SU( male week old k1ttena 2 2 fem1le litter trolnod, 304 676 6152 DOG p1rt THREE Cocker 304 675 5321 Spanrels Due to P<~rktng thts sale wtll be held It the Gallla County Fatr Grounds on Rt 35 - 3 mtles West of Galllpohs Ohto 2 ptece 711 walnul desk 12 panes Slag glass des k Jcorner desk ntce se<: tetary Latktn desk tound 1able & set press ba ck chatrs rare pnmtttve cupboards very chOJce llatwall cupboMds 2 wood tee boxe s very ntee Ht oak serpenttne dtessets Ht oak beds old wash stands chotce, hall tree, ntce mal block ntce old Ctder press sets oak chatr, pressback ) p1eces Northwood catntval 4 fancy 110n beds rare gents chest old oak cabtnets wtcker baskels some old guns fancy rockers oak Aladtn otl lamps & olhers, broad axes sad trons old mower seats and hay rake wood buckets old wood platns old hand tools brass kettles old kntves Stiver thtmble Coke 1892 other m e thtmbles. glass Daisy churns old post cards, large wood loy box bottles old crocks (blue), brass wash boards, lar1e Coke stgns tool boxes old lools approx 20 old p(cture frames, old trunks buller molds, 8 qutlts, many old horse collars, R R lanteu\ tare mule pack, cow bells ar,owhead~ *Apptol 30 stona Jlrs many c~o1u ones Slunnston W. Va , Ravenswood. W Va CottiiiYile, W va , 111111y Hamil· ton and Jonu Donahue plus ftlt·Eqle Jar. Note We have many rare pitcn. Old • r nickels Terms: Cash or check w/proper I.D. luncb served. AUCTIONEER PRESTON MUSTARD Phone 1-614-ZI&-51&1 App }uctlonMr: Jerry Lloyd Phone 1-614·215-1229 For tnformateon 227 -1119, 9AM-9PM, Mondey thru Fndey Adams Part or full time salesperson for women's retad clothtng store Ekpertence preferred bu1 will train Send re1ume to Box 707 1n care of The Galhpoha Da1ly Tr~bune 825 Thard Ave Gallapoht, Oh •P- Satesperton for led•e• parel 1tore m Galhpoh• EJ~~panence not necesNrv Send resume to boll: 808 In care of the Galhpolia Deily Tribune 825 Thtrd Avo Gollopohs Oh 46631 Truck1ng No exper~enc• ne ce11ar For •nfo call 91 9 EnterpriHI, Inc 227 -6140 or 919-227 8159 9 o m - 9 p m !Experienced gymn•at•c• Mon Frt Ad1ms Enter pri111, Inc 1..cher needed for aummer and pOhtbly year round progr•m Must h•ve gymen· sties teech1ng axperience or 4 15 veer• competitiVe expe .. nonce. Apply Immediately ot Q.lltpolla Parka and Aacrea~ tlon Dept 618 Second Ave. O.lhpohs. Oh 411631 : 441 1789 Maaon1ry~Subcontrect or: piece work 1t R1o Grande. Oh 'Block Co Bnck' motorIll fum1ahed Reply to Jince Contr•ctora. Inc • P 0 Box 182. Brlco. Oh 43109 or coil 18141 863 9322 Work to ltllrt 1st of June Someone to hve 1n w1th elderly couple Room boerd wagea Preferebly some one that can drtva a c•r a.. ALUMINUM ROOFING AU LENGTHS IN STOCK 8FT 10FT 12FT 14FT 16FT 18FT 20FT '9 95 '12.20 '14.45 '16.70 '18.90 '20 90 '22.96 ADDITIONAL 6% OISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH & CARRY &....... POMEROY LANDMARK 814-.92-2181 ~..~~ 814-446 0175 Call 614 379 2432 PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., MAY 21, 1983 10:00 A.M. ANTIQUE AUCTION Jackson Auctton House May 22. 1983. 12 Noon, Jackson. Ohoo 1 mile east pn State Route 788 Walnut 2 piece £aSIIa~e slant trent secretary oak curved glas ch1na cup. board dav. teet and OOwed door a leu ~ oa~ l door chma cupOOard large oa~ 2d001 !xlokcase l.~rge square 5 1egged falje Bndeye maple lor.Jr drawer dresse1 wtth beveled m1rror nee walnut vanity w~h sw1n g m rror small mahogany llat top desk one drawer oak bookcase se creta~ maple halt bed: one 3 drawer oak Eastla~ e drESSer wtlh beveled m1rret Sleaded gass wndows. 5el ol 6 Tback chars Sttekl€\1 rock ng cha1r an oak s1':1! board wrth m1rror. la<lles SPinet desk: 3 oak dressers wrth beveled m 1rt:rs very mce. 4 dr_. slant front secretary 4 pressed back spmdel cha1rs t• cwt 1•1! 2 dOOf warGobe wrth drawer n: bottom 2 caned roclma chans Busttt Brown hobby horse V1ctonan dresser with acorns pu tls 1'111 n1c:e oak sidebo•d wrth m1rrcr- mus1c cab1net rourtd chestnut table a small oak dlot>~ll tab~ 2slan1 !toot bnokcase secrotanes I claw & ball and l lnck feet n1ce blmboo 5eWIOi stand two mce flat top ;;t~ llln dome top trunk from Italy 2 dOor oat! close closet wnu u111~. . .s _Ene lorn two codar chests 5 drawer oak Htgh Boy ches1 A 2 door oak Hatwall cupOO;ud slant !rant secretary with t1ger maple mlay High Boy mahogany chest set of 4 press back spnri!l bad chaus walnu1 3 drawer chest rA drawe~ w1th hankie boxes oak lamp tale a SQuare oak Ia b~ a m•~• lout legged ta~e oak pedestal ~ hall lree chot~s oak rocl< 1ng seat chtld s wagon 2 rocktng cha1rs. 2 potty chair) Old chars, diShes and mrsc 25 pteees ol Roseville and Weller JXJMery pdures and p cture !rames Crock tars add 1rons old tools wood ~mid ng, d1fterent vanety ch1l d's toys tl:lbbyhorses, tncycte Cons1anments com1ng m dally many ttems too numerous to menhon Refreshments W1ll Be Served f Coleman Bellamy- Phone 614 286 2200 John Not1er- Aucttoneer- Phone 614 BJ7 8208 PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, MAY 23, 1983 10:00 A.M. loCo'lted at Henderson W Va across bndgefrom Pt Plea sant W Va To settle the Estate of the late Hetbert E Myers the fol lowtn&wtll be sold at Publtc Auction Bustness was fotm erly known as Mtd Valley Pavmg Asphalt Plant - Backhoe - End loaders - Dump Trucks - Truck Scales - M F Tractor- Mtscellaneous ASPHALT PLANT -Cedat Raptds Model E3000! capactty atr conlrol mciOded wtlh plant are all blueprtnts and part manuals plu s 35' van tratler wtth large amount of paris Plant ts complele and ready for operatton BACKHOE AND END LOADERS - J 0 450 backhoe end loader on tracks i OOd condtttOn, 530 CaseCon shuctton Kmi endloader on rubber good condtlton M F loader Model 1650 on rubber DUIIP TRUCKS - 1975 C 60 Chevy dump 366 V 8 1as en gtne 10 bed 5 & 2 spd 26 782 actual mtles, excellenl con dttton tubber fatr 1972 AM C dump 427 V 8 gas engtne 12 \\ bed 5 & 2 spd atr ltft Chealer axle 63 868 actual mtles good condtlton good rubber ltiiSCEllANEOUS - Fattbanks Morse !ruck scales 60 000 N capactty, 34' length, J D 3 axle Tag a long lratler 3 pt broom sweeper rear mounted hke new Hobart Welder, 300 amp on runntng gears P & H arc welder 285 amp 12" Case bucket 36 J D backhoe bucket, J 0 Rtpper J D 6 blade 12 x21 olltce bu tldtni 1969 MF 13S farm It actor, gas wheel hay rake approxtmately 3 000 gal metal storage tank conslruclton Stgns plus small amunl of mtscellaneous TERII$. Complete payment day of nle by cash, cash11rs chK~ All company and personal checks must bt accom palld by bank ltfler of credtt Auctlon"r Note All equtp111ent e•cept plant WIS purclllltd new by ltlr llyers Very few smalltlems, pl1111 bt on IIIII Not Responstble for Acctdtnts AuctJonHr-£dwln Wlnttr-lllllwood. W VI Phone 273-3447 H~vtn& sold farm Will sell personal Items tlo appro• 6 m1les from Pomtroy. Ohto on St Rt 7 to Chester, Ohto Take SR 248 to lop of htff ltlet a gravel road y, mtle to farm TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT' WD ACttacto' AC manure spreader, 16' flat bed hay wagon Rona;e hay baler 3 pt• hay rake pull dtsk harrow 'HQUSEHOlD" 9 pc dtntng room sutte 2 pc ltvmg room sutte rocker coffee & end tables cedar wardrobe slereo chest of drawers 3 pc bed room sutle humtdtlter Pictures, mtsc ltnen s heater w/ venl colleemaker clothes hampet lamps recliner stu dto couch mtsc cha11s NW sweeper & mtsc tables ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR IlEitiS ' Sewmg IOCHeJ setvmg lray miSe dtshes, vases, otl lamp large crock 2 3 & 8 gal stone rats & corn sheller 'IIISC' Pump sprayer elect11c g11nder bench vtce saw gas lank & pump fans msc ltres, miS e tools chtcken feedets alum ladd er & miSe tlems OWNER-LANDO & ELIZABETH CLAY Cash Postltvt I 0 hts Dan Smtih - Aucttoneer 949-2033 or 9U-7301 Marlin Wedemeyer Apprentice Auctioneer Nol responstblt lot acc1d1111ts or loss of property Quilts, Coins, Guns, Stoneware, Cupboards Primitive Antique Auction DATE: THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1983 AT I P.M_ I NOTICE! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB liSHING CO recommends that you do bu11neas wllh people you know, 1nd NOT to ..nd money through the m11l until you have 1nve1t1 gated the otfertng 22 Money to loan HOME LOANS 10'1>'% ftxod rate Leader Mortgage 77 E State, Athena. Oh1o 1 614 592·3061, or 1 800-341 8664 1n Oh1o 23 Profess1onal Services $60,112 6000 Call 716 842 mcludmg ext 4438 Sunday Males and females needed fOr customer terv1ce evalua tiona , partt1mework 1rregu lor ba111 Varted 1nterest1ng oompanson shopptng No 1nvestmant Include phone number w1th response Shop n Chok Box 28176 lt1tanta. Ga 30328 Atton .~:·~;;;: ·I Broad renge of bookkeeing and t•x 18rYIC81 available to suit your bu11nen needs 446 3862 TUNING 86 off plus 446-4372 Wtll apen 8t clean swtmmtng a. bath on Bulav1lle Mtd S20 s Call 614 692 4369 Lovely, 6 rooms Double garage beautifully lands c1ped aru lot Atop Rose Htll Pom 40's 614-985 4267 304 675 6568 ~~~~~~~~~~~ 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr 2 full baths f1n1shed basement 2 car garage Appointment only 203 K1 neon Or Galhpolts 446 1223 sa 6846 BV owner 3 tiedroom 2 story bl'lck 121 1 Ma1n St pr1ce reduced 304 675 2381 McClintock Wtldhfe Area 66 years or older appl1cants rt11dent of state of WV must meat Department of Labor income gu1dehne1 Apply at Pt Plauant Job Serv1ce 12 Sttuattons Wanted Reg11tered nurse wanted for 1 V Therapy team Cuuel part time statui No expe rtence necessary Contact Brend1 Jackson 1t 814 l;c~;e=-;ciRSiw;l,;iijjd. FOR SALE 1n Mrd Newly remodeled home w 1th ftreplace p0111 ble woodburner close to schools and shopping Call * N1ce 3 bedroom bath buck home, central atr and close m to shoppmg canter of Pomeroy Oh Rental IS $260 per month Call for an appointment Hobstetter Realty Cheryl Lemley 614 742 3171 or Velma N1c 2,. Iota &. a mobile l'loma room washer dryer un pennmg, sun deck porch awntng, new draper111 e~~: cellent cond1t1on 304 676 1 2x60 2 bedroom w1th rural water gas haat Has some furniture price &12 600 Or 41oul!o mobile $1 4 BOO Cell 446 1240 2885 or 304 875 7656 1976 14x70 Peerless MH all or port Colt 446 2599 after 6 bedroom all electric mob1la home 1n good cond1t1on on Thoma• R1dge Call 304 676 3280 and ask for Ron Hickman &11 500 Cell 614 -246 6408 448 0212 1 970 1 2x65 Detr011ar on Vz acre 2 bedroom wood burner central atr 20x24 garage Along Raccoon Crook Call 446 3820 1970 12x65 Detrotter on Ya acre 2 bedroom wood burner central atr 20x24 garage Along Raccoon C•ook Call 446 3820 Call 614 245 onsky, 614 742 3092 2 bedroom all new pamt some carpeting Oap os1t re quorod 614 992 $100 month You work on we furn1ah depO!Stt 614 30~ Pomeroy area rt S. keep tt up materral No 992 6846 MODERN 3 bedroom fam near schools & hospital Referen ce & dep ostt reqUired Call304 676 Apt for rent Half double ~ bd room Apt Adults pre ferred N o pet s 614 992 ; 304 675 1078 27\9 ONE bedroom mobtle l'lome $150 4154 month 1 bed room Apt $ 196 mo tnclud1ng uttht1&S Equai housmg opportun1t~ Con ~ ta c t V11tage M anor Apts 304 675 1 bedroo m apt 614 992 Apartment for Rent 543 4 614 992 591 4 or 304 882 2566 2 bdr Regency Inc Apart APARTMENTS mobtle homes houses Pt Pleasant and menta $ 200 per mo or 1f mcome 1s S 10 000 or leu HUD averlabl e A One Real Estates Carol Ye ager Real Galt tp ol ts 614 446 822 1 ON E bedroom apartments for the elderly All utlllt1es pa1d Tenants pay 30 per cant of the1r adjusted 1n come 1n thts HUO su bs1d1zed apartment bu1idmg Twtn RltJBrs Tow er phone 304 675 6679 Equa l opp ortun tly ho mung tor Call 304 675 6104 Small fu rn ished ho use 1n c1ty adults onl y Call 446 0338 Furm shed afftencv apt ~n R1o Grande ut 1httes pa•d Ca ll 446 0167 0 N E bedroom JACKSON ESTATES Equal apartment 402 1h 24rh St Pt Pleaunt phone 1 614 992 6858 Houstng Opp onun1ty has one bedroom aper1ments rent start rn g at 8157 per month and two bedroom apartments rent start mg a t $193 per month Call 446 2745 or leave m essage APARTMENT 1 bedroom tn Pt Ple aunt HUD ac cepted 614 446 2200 o• 448 3131 45 Furn1shed apt $ 18 5 wal e r pd 2 bdr 131 Yl 4th Av e Gell1pohs Ca ll 446 4416 aft er 7 PM Furntshed Rooms Fo r rent Slaepmg Rooms and ltght house keeptng ro oms Pa rk Cent1al Hotel Ca ll 446 0756 6 13 % THI RD AV E fur ntshed $135 mo mctu des water Al so 513 Th11d Ave furmshed washer and drye r drshwasher $ 175 rn o m e ludes wator Ca ll 44 6 4 222 between 9 an d 5 Sleopmg roo mS 1 25 ut1lt18S srngle male Share bath 9 19 Second Ave Gal hpo l1 s Cel l 446 4416 attar 7P M Apartment s Fu rru s htJd Hpt 30 4 675 554B adults ALL electn c homa ava1lable on Oh1o Street reasonably pnced call after 5 p m THREE bedroom h o use at 3100 Parrtsh Ave Pt Plea sent phone 304 468 1078 lookmg schools ower Ohto R~ver c1ty 446 3564 or 1 613 423 8928 36 acres at Rodney on W T Watson Rd Owner fmanc 1ng available Calf 446 8221 after 6 weekday s Ono lot 40x130 Colt 676 4391 or 446 4038 1970 Skyl1ne 12x60 E~~:c cond $6 000 New water heater roof repamted Best 0 ff. r 614 986 4377 ewentngl Lots 3 to 6 acres Flat rural water Green Elementary Call 614 379 2196 Call 614 266 6035 or after 7 PM 8 1 4 1..:.- ----:--::--:-:-- 1 4 acre lot 1n Bradbury Good location Tra1ler hook up All uttht1es SEPTIC 1974 Holly Park Mobtle Home total etectr~c. partly turn11hed, carpeted, 2 bed rooms 1ntercom system centr•l a1r porch undarprnnmg In exc cond Call TANK 2602 Manuel 676 2205 CALL 614 992 2 acres partially cleared city water, asking $6 000 304 2200 sq It 4 bedroom 2 814 949 2769 John 2lA acrtes corner Greer & 8 USED MOBILE HOME 576 2711 Mite Ad Block top, 304 676 1198 FurRTshed S. unfurnished 2 bedrooms a1r cond beftutl ful r~ver vtew m Kanauga Fo ster s Tra1ler Park 446 1602 2 bdr part turn m o b1le home • water sewer garbage pa1d $125 dep req Call 448 4002 after 4 30 1- - - -- - -- - ·lc- SPRING VALLEY S FINES! rar r c11,um love t ~"""'" " " "'~' Homcot rOtl 11aiue Qualtly !Jwll tlrmJgl ou t I ol umtSII,JIIy -well lam!'iCHp('(j llupe ltVIIlg 100111 "Wil h hOI'! "'ltt dOW '\fl(ICIOUS ) bedHlOill~ ? <.; p 11klin ~ l 1 1tlh~ ro n1piPit ntndi 111 krtr llt'll wt h all thr f'Xh il\ ht> Julll rl ! 11111ly lOUt 1 w1l h b 11 r ~ w til'> lovtlv !tr eplace m1fl co mplt tr h u l o,ut ... ol r lo\ r l "PH' A p•c h~ t P' rh 1I hO ml! tll SICir dfld out l ilkr hJok ynt I \Ill 2 bedrooms Mobtle Home mw Recmo 614 387 0288 10 x 66 2 bd roo m mo b1le home 1n Ractne area 614 992 5858 2 bedroom m o btle home ApproM.tmatelv 6 mrles fr om Middleport or Pom er o y 614 -992 5868 tar 6 p m LARGE kttchon. 3 bod rooma, basement gas fur nace 2 bath• &. large lot Only *18 000 00 located tn Chiton WV Cell 304 675 3030 or 675 3431 AUCTION * EVERY TUESDAY NITE 7·00 P.M AT KRODEL PARK CLUB HOUSE Rt 62 Out Past Heck s, Pt Pleasant Ntce electnc cook stove black & wMe 12 IV rocktni c h~r seve1al boles of what oots & glass tenls awmng tents add on Ienis new cowboy bods candy pamt & statns Sponored by Fraterntty Ordet Pollee Aucttoneer Lonnnte E Neal-614 367 710L Ratliff's Pool Center Almost 2 Acres Under Roof MassiVe lndoor-tkrtdoor Antique-Flea Martel At the Pnde tn Tobacco Mar ket Nolth 26th Street Hun· ltngton W Va Bnna your anttques trtvta odds &ends garden crop Turn tl tnto tnst ani cash Over 200 dealers. tncludtng ptofesstonal dealers and advanced collectors Evety Saturday & Sunday Free parkma. dealer $5 00 Call (304) 523-2l31 lnground & Above Bio Guard Chemrcals Hayward Sand Frlters Pool Supplies & Toys 446-6579 0 Thrs ad good for 10% off chem1cals for May HILDA DRIVE - 811ck tr level f atrvtcw 3 Bs hvtng rtn modern k1lchen fam1ly room w1th NOOdtJwncr basement Garage and stmage bu tld ng. Lob ol il f'C~ sh uth rmd lhJw• 1s W tstunglun Elemenlat y ~ke us .1n o!fr r1 MORTGAGE REVENUE BOND MONEY ANTICIPATED RATE 9.98% 30 YR S FIXED RA IE Gtve Us A Call For More Oe_tatl s 9 9 2 21 04 8 30 o m 5 p m Sot Wed Equal Op portuntty Employer EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - Modetn 3 brrlt oom ltvtnv toom Wdl do baby 11ttmg 1n my home Rac•ne area Any age dlntng toom moder11 k1lcllcn l 1urtchy room mce fam1ly room w~h a woodburn er La1pc .:;!mag~ atea 01 workshop ma1nlenance free LOCATION 4 mtles west of Jackson Ohto on the Appa lechtan H1ghway or known also as 124 Turn left on C R 20, go I mile Have vacancy for elderly man or woman 24 hour 1 down - depend111g ort ITEMS TO SELL Clttrry l2 pane pinned eltra wtde stepback cupboard very unusual small Sll pane step bock cupboatd latge p1nn1d 8ltn pte safe oak oval class secretaty, oak slant fronl desk. pnm1t1n cherry dropleaf hble oak pedestal table set of stx pressback chatrs, gatele& table. large oak ltbmy tahle w/d,._s, chestnut flatwall cup boatd oak flalwall, 2 oct110n !lilies squate oak table. pnmttln school OIISters desk. oak h1back bed oak Ht8oy chesl, oak dresser1. chtld's Wllnut •avetall blanket chest. oak wardrobe w/ drawers. sllllwrtttn& desk Btblestand. blanket chest fancy Florence Hot Blast coal stove, laun· dty stove. day bed, double pressllack tocktr oak tocker, old trunk Royal typewnter, An- kttchen clock 2 B&H oil lamps, 2 Alad'111 oil lamps, ark room lantern !In 011 lamps SponRe spttloon and ptlcher blue &crey blue & aroy •tone ptlchet, over 40 stone lUIS, Jln and ctoch over 10 w/ wnt1n1, old wall jlhone. WMd ~tter piddles spoons. bowls and mashers. several Mt fancy tron beds brass and tron ktttlu, hook. rvp a!lf IIC rues 8 HANOSTITCH QUILTS OYER 100 UARS OlD. IIEYU USED, htckory bas· kets. blue & white Mil more, Germ111 dtshes, depress1an elm an• urntvt~ old llottles, postcards old money dtmes nlcklts. peMift 11111 dollars. old poc~et kntvu ntra ntct - d. 1155 IIIlTH-WESSON 32 CAL TIP BACK SINGLE AClllll I£YOlVII WOflltliiG OROU TOOLS Shovels, f...U, aon, III'Oid 111d double corn mill, corn slltlltt, 01 ,..., ctlllllttntts tubs dove1111 bous w/advlltllttntnll, tlltr111...... can tronsut corn sheller, laltlm, h11111tr1, luchtw &rlln stfter, harst coll11s. ;11M tot _ . , Ttrms Cnh or ctltlfitd clltcl loat check w/proper I 0 flo out of IIIII Ptfllllal clltcts lulld1111ved. IIUSTAIO AUCTICIII SliYICE Room for reht , or Room & ,.11111- •um JACISIIII. . .0 PrtSIOI llntlrd, AlctiN•r--&14-216-5161 Terry lloyd, Afpt At!diN•r 614-216-1229 No Pa1s 304 675 1453 4338 5 20 Acres woods 256 1572 874 000 00 Phone Dtck larch ot 409 735 9392 of U50 mo 9170 304 676 6711 458 1666 eftor 5 00 p m bath. 2 cer garage, frreplace bnck on 9 acret, With out bu1ldmg 2 mtlea from New Hewaf on Umon Ad to• Call304 675 5104 Two bedroom mob1le home kttchen t urn 1 small chtld accepted S180 plus utllt t1e1 Referen ces requ1red Owner I Agent 1974 Ktrkwood 2 BR unfur $12,000 4 BR house 35 Lots & Acreage niahed mobile home Central a1r heat carpet throughout Stove end refrigerator 78 ACRES small barn&out bu1ldmgs Remodeled farm house Good well. 835 tobacco base &. all mmeral rtghts Assumebie loan 8 % percent payments S276 00 n1onth 3 bedroms banment &. Three room apan , utdtan pa1d $150 a mo two atory house S100 mo A -One Real Estates, Carol Yeager, Reel · Apartment for Rent 45 ACRE form woth 1975, 2 1ly room BV owner For sale or rent with optton to buy 3 bed room ranch w1th full 11:r:e basement bath & Vz on Leon Baden Phone 304 PRICE reduced on Be1uttful s CLEAN USED MOBILE 1977 14x70 3 bedrooms 2 HOMES KESSEL S QUAL full boths 110 000 304 lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 675' 2949 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS AT 36 PHONE 446· 7274 14•70 all electrtc 2 bedroom atr stereo fam1ly w 1111 out EC cent atr, woodburner total electrtc new carp throughout un derpmnTng , outbu1ld1ng land contr11c1 $160 month No down payment 5 rooms & bath 600 Pomeroy area 614 992 off160 Coll614 388 9748 2 baths 2'h m1 from HMC on 180 2 c ar garage large garden spot 5975 Also storm Windows lot by Rutland Grade School W1th workshop n1ce cellar chimney for woodburner 614 742 3 BR houte 8 m• from HMC TRI STATE MOBILE 34x8 trader wtth 24x1 2 HOMES USED· CARS. addition, c1ty water &. well TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS Crab, Crook Ad 87800 CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 304 676 1323or304 578 2372 446 7572 142 acres near R1o Grande house 8a butld•nga W1ll sail under conatruct1on. Ivy Dale SubdtVIIIOn KCK contrac tors, Inc Call 614· 367 a. b1thaW11eman gar1ge Real $326 mo Cell Estate after 5 Coll446 7077 trngton, WV 25709, 304 5:26~7801 Equ•J Opportun tty Employer Modern home, 1 1 rm 2 bath on 2 acre lot Rt 326 & m1 of R1o Grande Call 614 • 37 9 2683 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 33 Farms for Sale gorogo 675 3030 l!o 675 3431 0631 or 446 1769 1-.:..::..:._: _______ _ 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale 1971 Wtnnebago motor home (big one) , very good 2372 PERMANENT ha1r remm,.•l Profe111onat Electroly11s Chntc A M A approwed Dr referrals Monday Wednes day Fnday by appomtment ~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~::~::~~::~1 Rustle H1lls Syracuse 3 bedroom all electrtc hard wood floors, carport and ltorege VA & FHA IP 2 bedroom houn on large TWO mob1le homes f or rant on At 2 •bout 5 mmutes from town Call aher 6 Houses for Rent Coli 446 3643 Newly remodeled 8 room 2 story house with 4 acret land Rtverfront v•ew Pnced for qu1ck sale Call 446 4915 aftar 5 or all d1y Sunday 44 614 992 7787 6 PIANO TUNING LANE OA NIELS Reliable tervlce 11nce 1966 A110c1ate of Brun1card1 Mus1c Co Phone Oh 3 bed house on Rt 36 l 'h proved $34 600 614 992 614 992 6941 Box 1109 Galttpohs 45631 JBR 2 full bath central aTr 614 -949 285 3 bod•oom 1332 eq ft CONSERVATION OldO Buytng houMa and ap•rt menta Need propenies w ith favor•ble pr•ce •nd terms Modern 3 bdr ranch gar age carpet Rodney area Oepoa1t & references re qu1red •286 permo Black burn Re•lty Call 446-0008 pools Call 446 4a96 altar 6 OOPM .ot.,nn'" Real Estate Wanted By owner 3 bedroom home rn Rto Grande Oh Cell 614 245 6274 or 614-241!5 9517 for appomtment Rea aon•bly pnced Racine 2Va ecre m1n1 farm remodeled 3 to 4 bedroom 2 d d story alummum Sl e houae City water gas eewer basement, &; 2 car A f s th gar•ge croll rom ou orn HS 614 4379 2424 or TWO openinga for 66 yeers ot older applicants Must be a rea1dent of State of WV and meet Department of Labor nicoma gutdehnes Areas needed are clencal. van drtvera & outreach workers Temporary for 7 weeks $3 36 par hour, 30 hours Plr week Apply at Pt Pleasant Job Servtee 36 3 bedroom home at 123 Garf1eld Ave full flntshed b11ement . 2 fareplacel 11r cond. new carpet 2 1h b•tha. all th11 on a 2 1cre lot that runt from SA At 7 to the nver Pnced below replace ment coat Owner w1ll con· 11der fmanc1ng wtth low down paymant C1ll 446 fireplace lot clote to town Calllarge 446-2599 after 42 Mobtle Homes for Rent 304 675 6277 Colt 614 379 -2196 OPENINGS at Hunttngton State Hospital for LPN'e and RN ' s Positlona are evaUable for work~ng w1th developmentally dt11bled, ptych1et rtc acute and long term care r •.. stdents of the facility If 1nter11ted send CV or con tict Polrlcto Vondevoldo AN, P 0 Drawer 44B Hun on land 304 6711-2449 comb 2 blth. IJ room double garege trees. net wood 11ding, rur•l water, 2 acres or 30 ecrM home tn Add1son small lot newly remodeled furnance & woodburner fully tnsulated exc cond 614 742 2951 Government Jobs Thousands of vacancies must be f1lled 1mmed1ately lJp to date d~rectory hsta JObs from S 17 634 to oqutppad knchen 3 bdr Clol Bookkooptng PI~NO FIVE acres land . down pay ment and teke over pay· ment1 city w•ter & electric FR LR , Porter Rd Colt 446 4732 dtacounta to semor Citizens churches tchools Call Btll Ward W1rd a Keyboard EJ~~cellent mcome for p1rt time home asaembly work For 1nformat1on call 604- home fueplace 1n 4 rooms Mature responSible person to 1uperv11B 3 ch1ldren agea 8 10 & 11. Mondoy thru Frt • 8 15 4 46 durtng the summer startmg May 31 cell 614 992 -3917 after 5 pm 3 bdr 36 lots 8t Acreage 1546 Corot Noot Gatl Lasater Pay cash for Used Mobtle Home or Travel Tre1ler Call Busmess Opportumty 614 949 2406 o•614-992 2241 Sunday pohs 446 1615 Germ•n She phard. port Collie Spoyod 304 882 3356 nec..ury cell 919-227·0494or919- 21 Golllpho. Ohto 46631 641 8003 Ext 7124 Opon 273 3700 Floor loom 4 614·992 8370 McCauley Tractor Sales Ravenswood WV 304 273 261 1 or sale lot Sendywdle 8177 Pomery-Mtddleport & Vincmtty We pay caah for late model cl1an usec:l cars Frenchtown Car Co 8111 Gene John10n 1----------- 83, 9 00 a m Call 614 388- TRUCKING No •xperlonce Auction every Fn n1ght at 446 0069 the Hartford Commumty Center Truckloads of new merchandiSe every week BEDS IRON. BRASS. old Cona1gme,.ts of new and furniture, gold, sMYer doluaed merchandrse always lara, wood 1ce bo~~:ea. stone welcome Richard Reynolds J&ra. ant1ques, etc • Com Auctioneer 276 3069 plete household• Wnte M D M1Uer, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Complete Auct•oneer SerOh Or 992-7760 VICe Alto do appraisals L1eensed & bonded to sell Gold. srlver stMing, je Households farm furnish welry, nngs, old co1na • Ings & Real ettata Over 26 currency Ed Burkett Barber years exper~ence tn buytng & Shop. Mtddloport 992 aelhng new used & anttque 3476 furmture 61 4 -992-6370 Osby A Marttn Wanted to buy New ueed 6: ant1que furniture Will buy 1 AUCTION ferm machmery, ptace or complete housernduatnal equ1pment, trucks holds Call Oaby A Marttn & tratlers all 1tz:e1 Saturday May 21 LABORERS wanted Hours 3 fam1ly yard sale Mon , May S am to 6 p m Saturdey, SAT., MAY 21, 11:00 A.M. lP AM -5 .PM. M1d~leport Ohro 45760 May 12 at K Mart lot brown needlework IIISOra, senttment•l value Call 446 - 15 ctune repaTr parts end supplies Pick up and delivery Dawta Vecuum Cleaner , one half mde up Georgea Creek Ad CeN 446-3643 ODDS & ENDS CARPET SHOP lost and Found a10 REWARD LOSTThurs 7 3 Announcements AUCTION SALE :Low overhead and d1rect buymg contribute :to a good savings, but we also sho~ for :special deals to bnng you ~ter savmgs. :We can sell you a heavy werght carpet for :t11e price of a light weight carpet. ,So if you want to drive oe few miles and sav~ '200, s300 or even s400, come and :see us, we have one of the largest selec·tiolls in the area. 6 ntght Gallipolis & Vmcmtty The Wiseman Real Estate Agency :SAVINGS OF 20%, 30% & 40% . ARE NOT UNCOMMON . . . &o& . WH do baby atnlng In my home anyt1me fenced 1n beck yard & referMCU Public Sale & Auction Auctton every Tuesday Pt Pluoont 4187 Call - CARPET FOR LESS •• 1 experienced meet cutt., Send rnqUIFIII to Box 505 In Cere Of Gall1poh1 D11ly Tr~bune 826 Thnd Ave 46631 total bid sh alt acc ompany each Black bord dog 614 7422467 1 fl\1 ill• d 1 "" purouant to Chapter 13011 of have your ears 8 the Oluo R8\floed Code tn the lchtecl<ed, Dad That s the thtrd amount of 1 0 percent of the Mom wasn 't calhng me Coonhound s , t r 1 JHrl rll " 11" tr 1 lhr> lrll (JW nrt r (]t rt n m n1 !Lr M J( om p I 1 \1) 11 Jl) - . .. '" check Cas h1er s lene' of Credn anythtng to give away and doea not offer or attempt to offer •ny other thtng for sate may place an ad tn th .. column There w1ll be no charge to the advert111U NOTICE TO BIDDERS Want to buy • walk in cooler" Call Outdo 61•-992-ll?ae or 114-892 6798 Of fl fl W <. p ljl f' l Public Nottce n l :LET US HELP YOU FIND YOUR HOME :NOW. MONEY SUPPLY ON THE 9.98% :IS LIMITED. DONT MISS OUT ON THIS ;EXCELLENT CHANCE TO FINANCE :YOUR NEW HOME AT 1978 INTEREST :RATES. cPrll f ed or fn '> hllhrl t l wlhlh P Ob ]f'l 1)1 1r I Available This Month <~ Checli. SWEEPER and sewong - - () I< W•ntad To Buy Bo a d at the next reg ular ~ ~~~f)~ mee t na 1~ A h d sec untv rn the form ot D 11 1 rJ(r P u v p () II )/( 1lfl I H t 1 11 0 hro 4 1)//1 ! ) ltl }r1 J / 1) 1/ 9 Wanted To Buy & Vmcin1ty lb S elba J 9 1983 ... 7 DO S I ;..t rn l 9e98% INTEREST 16 f o l low n 1 r' .. - 1506 Ft rthl' l ln i(J rm at JO n May B e Ob ta nt I n y Con t<J t t nq r he I 1 rr m n 1 o l r 1 I ,t 1 I w l htrt t hP ( 1\y Russell and Jane Brown Depth o f May LP rSP WPh <; lr 1 at the Legion home !J1 ;:~n d GAoloq,r N'll'ne lnJP.{.II On L on( 8Prea - R & M FH SI Leasr> noon EST M 1:o: 1mum Proposr>r! AVP. rdqP. 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JI or ot Pr oposed En 'l l( I f , n 1 1 ( !l I( ( I (;f;(; I r I I rv w h e n~ sard b d s W1!1 at th ai t1me P 0 Box 587 Pt Pleasant School 01 str ct at the adm n1s lrilt 1ve oflr cP. 6 1 State Street GaU potts O h1o unt d 12 00 Name and Addr1111 of ApPh cant - JamM E Diddle dba J 0 Drilhng Company fH[ PH013ATF I l tn r rJ I IN COUN TY r ( ( ()U il! I Sl PfNDNG LAFF-A-DAY Putllic Not1ce They'll Do It Every Time 31 Homes for Sale Concrete work . drtveways, lidewalk1, pettol Brw:k • block, etc Free e1t1m1tn Ohi-Point Pleasant, W Va . 614-949-2779 Ntce 1o1m ctty set JOI dtSIIIcl P11ced" 1111 day core Call 1114 8117· 6329 or 614·887 3402 JLu•tueu, extra clean Board 614 992 6422 304 675 6392 Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER fn sur1nce Co h11 offered Mrvicea far f1re inaurance coweraga 1n OaiUa County for elmoat a century Farm home and pereonel proplrty cov...ag• ere aveUable to mHI lndlvlduel ,_do Con· teet Ray WecleiMyar. 1gent ptlone 311 1249. ~eying to much for your hoapltef-health lnou ranee Cefl Cerrotl Snowden, 446-4280. Are you 18 W•nted to Do (lenerel H1uling end Truh remove! 8ervocto Relleble eitd dtponllll.ble Cell 4413-161 8 and li between Lewn Mo-g no yerd to lilt or tmaft ,._and dlpon- dible For -IINte otl 441-3111 bettu1an lend I '• • •• • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • 1979AM FMMalibu Classic Wagon ••••• PW P 305 V8 1979 Chevette • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1979 Pinto Ponv .................. . 4 AM·F( locks, COLLEGE student w1nt1 to mow and tnm lawna Call 13 & sharp • , arr, economy car PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL BUILDING locatod at 322 North Second Strttt ltltddleport, Ohto. preuntly known 11s Batley s Shoe Store DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1983 AT 11 A.M. Due to retutment ltlr Hmel Batley wtll offer to sale at Public Auctton hts commerc111 buldln& and lot located 322 North Second St , tn Middleport, Ohto Thts butldtng tor tlui put twenty ynrs Ills IIHn tn use as a shoo store It has a lara• first floor aruw/bastmtnt for storaceand lour l•p r111talapartments upstairs Tht stott Is open every tlly except Tllu11d1y and Sunday for lnsptclton The shot tnnnlory don not 1111 wtth tht bulldmc OWNER: HERSEL BAILEV' Terms. 10'111 deposit cash or certified check doy of sale ltalance dull clostna. Closlnato bton orbttore June 20 1tc3. Otaaslt 1101 to bt rtfundtd. Tam lifO rt~ed to sell with conlir!Utlon GT seller. speed , new radral ltres, ga s saver s~~?!, o!~~~~~elo~~!r 1978 Ppntiac Trans Am ......... . PS, PB, 1975 Ford LTD ....................... sggs .. • . . . . • .. • . . . . • .. $2 100to $8400 QUICK ACTION PRICE TAG 1 Prtce S I a she d New 12x l 6 kitchen butl1 tn range llllCr owHvc oven c,,shwasher & diSposal New bedroom & hath ? oiltct bedroontl gas heat Wasltn J ~on ElemOfllary Pnccd 10 111e 30 s $1 750 lo$1 000 uJWI1 - l'oss hie owner f nancmg avt~1lable 1 MODERN RANCH HOME - 3 01 4 IJedtoOIII> 111c e ltv ll f, 100111 eat tn ~1tcheu fa n11ly room full bast;m en! fl u5~ u mc h.ts been very well kept 2 cat down ga~age P~tcetl only n 1111 40; As tow " $2400 PRICE REDUCED - OWNER SAID SELL' Tl11s new tust c round home IS sutrounded by I acre mote 01 less ol woodland Lois of glass and a lovely vtew All wooden beamed cet~ng; 3 01 4 bedrooms kttchen ltvtni room,2 baths faii1!1Y 100 m 1660 sq « INtng space plus a fun basement Over J 600 sq H ol rusltc wrap atound decktng The on~ round home m IhiS area Ma k e~ an offer arr trlt, crurse auto , stereo Good work car, 65,000 miles Wood Chips or Mulching s1o a Pickup PEACEFUL COUNTRY SmiNG - Rolling 2 aetes more or klss adds a spac10us settmg lor home ltvntg room dtntng room 3 bedrooms 2 baths, knchen wtth an ISland gatage patiO Gteen Elemenlary Look thts ov~1 & make us an offer' VERY SMAll OOWII PAYMENT - Sen.ng on I he edge of town Wooded lot! Lots of pnvacy 3 bedroom ranch Ltvtng room w/woodburner dtnlng room large deck off dtmng 1oom, unftniShed basement &gara1e Washtnglon Schoo~ Very low 30's Make us •• offer IUD McGHEE REAllY Prnton lltilt1rd, . .IICh •napr & Auctioneer 2999 FIYI Point ld , Jick101, 0~10 614-216-5161 .. ~o , hnan cm ~1 I ,, �·• , Times-Sentinel 46 Furnished Rooms Furnished apt . adults. N o GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Peto. 304-675- 1453. · washers, drve.ra, refrigera tors, ranges . Sk·aggs Appliances. Upper River Rd .. b~;~aide Stone Crest Motel . 46 Space for Rent 446-7398. • 51 H h ld G d ouse o oo s Refrigerators $60 and up. washere & dryers $90 and up . All guaranteed, good cond . Cai1446 -8181 . Matching sofa. love seat. and choir. Coil 446-4303 . COUNTRV MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. large lots. Call 992-7479 . Office splice for rflnt . Call Cleland Realty. 614 -992· 2259 . THE former Moore' s Store Garage on 3rd. Street, Pt. P1eaaant. Equipped with hoiat, tire changing equipment, wheel balancing machine and mora. For more inforamtion contact Wayne Kincaid. 304-676-2450 . SWAIN AUCTION' & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St.. Gallipolis. 6 piece wood living room suitfl' with 6 inc h flat rums 8399 , bunk beds complete with bunkias $199, 2 piece an - tron livingroom suites 8199. antron recliners $99 , other recliner• 880, maple dinette sets $179. love seats $70. hide - a - bed $260 , box springs & mattress twin or full $100 se1 rogular-firm $120, maple dinette chairs $36. wash stands $34 , maple rockers S69 , 7 piece chrome dinette set $149. 6 piece dinette set SB9. used bedroom suites, refirgara tors, ranges , Che&t, dressers, wringer washers, TV's, dryeres,. & shoos . Call 446 - 3169 . LIIVNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker, ottoman, 3 tables. (eKtra heavy by Frontier), 8685 . Sofa. chair and loveaeat. $275 . Sofas and chair a priced from $285. to $895. Tables. S45 and up to $125 . Hide-abeds . 8440 . a,nd up to 8525 .. Recliners, $175. to 8360., Lamps from 528 . to $75 . 5 pc . dinenes from s99 ., to 8436 . 7 pc .. $189 . and up . Wood table with six chair, 8425 . to $746 . Desk $110 up to 8226. Hutches, 8550. and up, maple or pine finish. Bunk bed complete with mattresses, $260 . and up to $396 . Baby beds, 8110. Mattresses or boK springs, full or twin, $68 .. firm . $68 . and $78 . Queen sets, $195 . 4 dr. chests. $42 . 5 dr. chests. $64. Bed frames. $20 .and $25 .. 10 gun - Gun ce blnel s, :9360 ., dinette chain $20 . and $26 . Gas or electric ranges , $325 up to :9375 . Baby matrenes. S26& $35 . bedframes $20. 626, & $30 , king frame :960 . Good salaction of bedroom suites, ceder chests. rockers , metal cabinets, swivel rockera . Used Furniture .. bookcase. rangeS. chair s, end tables. washers, dryers. refrigera tors and TV ' s. 3 mil es out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Fri ., 9am to 5pm. Sat . 446-0322 COUNoV APPLIANCES, INC . Good used appliances. washer, dryers, refrig ., TV .sots. 827% 3rd . Ave .. Galli - polis. Call446 -1699. Sofa and love seat, floral. exc . cond . just like new. $450 . Call446 -4173 . Maple dining room set, table four chairs, S76 . Call 446 - 8546 . Hotpoint refrigerator , Hoipoint dryer. chrome ' break - last set . 614-992 -3270 . 15, 1983 Ohi-Point Pleatanf, W. Va. 51 Household Goods 1983 NicChi sewing machine free arm model with several different zig zag patterns. cost new ovet S300 repossessed model only 3 mos . old. like new cond . payoff balance owed 7 pc . living room suite, .like new, 8460 or be !It offer. Call 446-4138. 30' alec. range aua ca do' like new 5160 , refrigerator White· $75, Kenmore elec . dryer 895. White Kenmore washer 8175, dining room table & .chairs $66 , 6 pc . bedroom suite $295 ,' unfin ithed cheat of draweu see. kitchen cabinet antique $95 , air conditioner 6 ,000 BTU 896. Maytag wringer washer 895 , all these items will be cut 20% as wall as many other items in our ttore. Good' thru Ma'y 16th. Skaggs Appliances. Upper 54 Misc. Merchandise 64 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 32x63- 174 piece a brown underpinning for a mobile Fireplace inMrt, twin blowhome used just 1 year came ers, autometlc thermo.t1t, off a 14x70 mobile home. long places measure 32". •hort pieces 21" and 10 incheaacro11, enterlock In a metal fr1me , wood grain finith . Call aftor 6PM. 446· 3066 . 256-6246 . 6 prom dre11e1 alzea 7 -13, LE PLACI; CONDOMINIUM NOW SEWNG 215 2ND AVE., GAWPOLIS, OH. Why wony about mowing lawns, painting, and outsitle maintenance: When you can own one of these 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominiums. Walk· ing distance of banks. churches and shopping. Hurry! There is only 21eft. For appointment call 446-1546, 446-1694. or see Charles or Mike Neal. tfn Home~ade pies made to order. Will ·deliver. Call441- 2127. White's metel detectors. 3 guna. Honda generator. Call 9308 . 52 CB.TV. Radio Equipment EARLY American AM -FM stereo, maple c~binet , 304- 675 -1474. 54 Misc . Merchandise For sale metal culvert 6 inch thru 60 inch in stock . State approved 16 Q&uge 12 inch 86 .36 per ft ., 24 inch $10 .10 per ft . 36 inch $16 .60 per ft . Also plastic culvert in stock _ 6 inc h thru 18 inch. 8 inch $1 .80 par ft .. 12 inch $3 .60 per ft . Ron Evans Enterprises. 4 mi. South of Jackson on ST . RT . 93, 614-286 -6930 . , BTU contal Coli 114·388-1270. , 8 HP Ev<inrue boat motor. 8 HP Kohler horlzontalohaft motor. A 0 Smith 152 gallon hot woter tank, oman 1 .76 air 448-01548 . Pricoo otart 82 .99 oq. yd .. 992-8173, 10-6 . ou. ft . Kenmore camping 446-4944. PICKUP tool box, f60. 68 Chevy ;; ton pickup. 304676-6646 . . Early Amari· can llvingroom suite, real cheap, and other thlng1. ~all 304-675-6109 . AN ADDRESS TO BEPROUD OF- 3~1 DEBBY DRIVE - 3 BRs. 2Y• baths, large family rm., LR. completely equipped kitchen, 2 car garge and MUCH MORE. Drive by this one and then call «6-0008 for an ap· pointment to see the iside. BLACKBURN REALTY like new. Worn only once. Call 446 -9769 3694 . or · 446 - Real Estate General Real Estate General refrit .. 1 10 vol1 window air cond . Coil &14-245-9548 . Pr•IIUN treated fence posts •2. 95 each, 1.12 planod pine lumber $66 pat ft. Wo plane lumber. Bidwell Coun try Furniture.. At. 564 Bidwell. Oh acrou from · the Poll Office . Op 0n 9-6 , Mon.-Sat. Call 614-38884~3 . Locust posts 7ft. long . Call 441-4599. Broker-Auctioneer River Rd . 4'46 -7398 . Electric range , double oven, refrigerator , air conditioner, wringer wuher, metal kit chen cabinet . Caii614 -3BB- l!nglioh ·S..tdle 4' cutback uM<I one 4-H -•on. f250 . Five he1vy atHI framed-4 ponnod wlndowo 33in. x 43 ln. •26 each or oil for •1 00. Coil 614-388-9684 after 8PM . 38,000 Ohi-Point . 100 locuot pooto. •1.75 • aac:h. Call 114·2511-11035. cond .• uMd. 10 months. Call Cheap carpet. If you hive rental property or rent, don't mind lligh11y irregular HEAP Vouch.ors . Call 614- carpet, you can ..ve money. JUST LIST£0 - Th~ comfortl· ble 3bedroom home issituated M 2 acres with several out~dgs. ~ Paved roads, conven~nt to the mines, soopping &schools. Best of all aftordabl~ with a modest down payment yoor monthly investment is less than $175.00' FIRST TIME BUYER - 9.9% INTEREST - is available on this contemporary 3 bedroom home which features vautted c"l1ngs, oa< cabmetry, family room. & garage. Ta<e advantage ol this opportunity today. CALL . RCS REALTORS Craig Swenson 1-614-593-5571 Bill Childs 992 -6312 G•• courier atate water heater, 30 gal. Call after LIFE INSURANCE Real Estate General Call 44~552 5:30, 4411·7?20. Anytime Beth Null 245-9507 BMR 427 - $3~. ma~ntenance iree sidinp_ fenced back yard, family onented n~ghborhood. This is a very c~an 3 BR home. Cal for appointment BMR 389 - This fine home has4 bedroomsand is located close to town. You will have a large klt w~h a county atmosphere and have all the city conveniences. Call now! HDMELITE Real Estate General •3&0 . 00 . Rototillor. U60.00. phone 304-675- 6113 . NIGHTCRAWLERS for Ale, 7.tl centa a do1en . Behind Hig~ ochool. Also will mow lawn• in Pt. Pleasant : Call 304-675-5162. srR · Eo\ICEO W1th large add -on bu1ld1ng, asphalt dnveway on qu1et streel out of h1gh water~ Racine. Thehvingroom IS extra large Th.ere IS a cement walK and large covered porch , also a metal storage build1ng. You can be 1n lh1s one m two weeks tor only $16,900 SACRIFICE - QUICK SAlE - I bedroomS, balh, hv1ng room. & eat·1n kitchen on 11rsllloor. Basement has 3rd bed room. laundry area & C!tra room. Concrele lloor w1t11 shed at the end of drive. Convent~nal and FmHA fm anc111g poss1ble. As<1ng $27.500. Ma<e your. oNer, owner's loss c.1n be your gm located 1n RaCine 3 ACRES - RaCine. owner w1i1 help l1 nance BMR 431 - NEW LISTING - Brd ranch includes 3 BRs. LR. DR. family room. 2 ~ baths. s1tualed on 38acres .Call to see thisone today' BMR 432 ~ NEW LISTING - 3 BR bi-tevet.1n Rodney Village II. Includes family room. fir eplace and more. Situated on fenced ·corner !ot. Call lor details. BMR433- NEW LISTING- OWNER TRANSFERRED-Nice 3 BR ranch incl udes dining area oft llv1ng room . natural gas heat. central air ... budget $48.00 month. Sm. play room or den. Utility area oft kitchen. I car garage. Situated on large flat lot. On Jackson Pike. Pnced to s~ l at $44,900.00. Better call to see this one. BMR 434 - NEW LISTING - 3 BR, spl1t-level orne. This home~ better than new. Includes 2 car garage. Srtuated on lg corner lot. first lime on the mar<et Prked al $44.900. Call for details' CALL US TO BUY OR SELL NANCY JASPERS - mnCIAT£ PHONL 843-5175 Or 992:2751 To leave A Message kopt. •soo . ca11 304 -2732105. byHennArnoJdandBoblee one lenet 10 each squJre . to form Baby rabbits . 6 to ·9 weeka old. Aasoned solid colort $6. each or 2 for f8 . Coli 446 -4680. lOur ordn'\lry worcts. Lowrey Geni Magic Cord Orgon 1* years old . Aoklng •5oo. 304-67&-3238 . Maytag heavy duty walher *100 .. automatic waihw • dryer e125 .• Kenmore natural gas dryer *100., Kenmore heavy duty washer ees., 30 " electric ,.nge. white 8815 ., 30" gas r1"ge green 885 ., Self defrooting refrigerotor *86 . 6'14-742· 2352 . 55 Building Supplie.s Building materials block, brick, sewer pipet, windows , linttllla, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grandi, I..... I ...._r.....-. I ·-·- $2,995. Call tDYSTUR .! DIVERF tJ I Yesterdays I 'WHC.N TRYIN5 TO WE 1<5HT. TH I5 15 'fl-IE THINIS TO '-O~E AVOit:> FI~ST. KENNEL 614-992 -6747 . Registered Apricot Poodle. Good wi1h children. 14 months old . Male. $76. 614-992 -2165 days. Now arrange the orcled letters ro t01m the surpnse answer. as sug · 614-992-6093 . rI I I I I I J 57 (Answers Monday ) Jumbles FAINT PATCH SATIRE DISOWN Answer What they usually ask for when you Ma ve ever y Intention ot pay ing your mcome ta.o.. with a sm 1 1e ~ CAS H INSTEAD Pets for Sate HILLCREST Female Himalayn cat . Tortie point. 1 'h years old . $200. Cocker ' Spaniel Pup. 7 weeks old . Buff colored. Registered female . &126. oested by the above cartoon Printanswerhere 1-614-886· Co11614 · 9~2 - 5747 . I CONTH tiJ J I 0. Coi1614-245-11121 . • Build your own Early Amerlcan ~ome , 2 or 3 bdr .. Male Himalayn cat, cream point. 2 years old. $200. ..._. t )' t J I I J I 56 Pets for Sale I.Kc Reg . malo Poodle puppy. Call 446 -1609. Musical Instruments The Sunday W.Va. Musical Instruments 1 - - - - - -- -- Gretch Electric guitar. ''The Country Gentleman . " t400 . Coil 614-986 -4106 after 5 :30 . PEIIVEV laad amp, 304· 6715-6004 . 68 Fruit & Vegetables PLENTY of vegetable plants of aU kinds . Delmar Garnes, Letart. WV 304 -896-3400 . Potted Toma to Plants for sale -247 -2862. 61 Farm Equipment 614-992·6335 and ook lor Jim . La8on1a ' a Quail Farm . Mature Ouail now baing sold : Eggs available now. Must have advance notice with deposit . Chick s available at· later da1ea . Order early! plantar . Call 614 - 266 · 1209. 614-985 -4346 . For aala-9 N Ford tractor compla1ely rebuilt , new paint . 1000gallonfiberglaas water 1ank, 8 ft . long on metal cradle with the skids. Also a 7 ft . international drag disc . 18 ft . tr i. uel machinery trailer . New $1,400 . Robert Hill, Racine, Oh . 614-949 -2013 . Doberman : Stud Structures. Automated li· veslock feedlng -compu1er f&eders . Call collect 614- Angus bulls 1 to 3 yrs _ old. excell ent blo od line. Slate Run Farms, Jackson , Oh . 686 -2260 . John L. Betts. Cai1614-286 -5395 m614 · 286 - 1787. Jersey m ilk cow . $600 firm . Ferguson 6ft . type disk . Cell 63 livestock Oliver tracer Oliver 77 teriet with 7 ft . mower. Cell 614 -388 -8469 alto• 5PM . Call 614 -256 -1468 . Regist ered Registered White face cow with flnt heifer 8 wk . old calf. $1 .000 . Co11614 -388 8701 . - - - - - - - --lc- Thoroughbred mare $950 . 304 -895.- 3681 TWO year old stud colt , 304 -675 -1608 Sarvfce. POODLE GROOMING. Cell Judy Taylor at 614-3 877220 . DRAGONWVNO CATTEIIV · KENNEL. AKC Chow pupPies. CFA Himelayan , Persian and Siameae kittens. Call 446-3844 after 4PM . 2 American Pit Bull Puppies. 1 male & 1 female, $250 each . IIDBA bred. Call 614388-9709 .0 LOVELY COLONIAL - Beautiful two story home in the heart of downtown. Has 2 bedrooms, 1~ baths , formal din~& mce tarpet See today' #1149 Canaday Realty 446-3636 OUTSTANDING BUY ~Frame home w1th aluminum siding 2 bedrooms. bath. located 1n town. Only $8.500. · .#0085 10 ACRES - Close to R1o Grande. Half wood& $12,500. ROAMING ROOM - (j]od building s«e, 811. acres Graham School Rd. #1080 u4udlrPY Ca110day 446 · g6g6 C01ana Cllo~Qey 6 75 ·4000 CReaQ to~g lARGE METAL BUILDING - Build1ng 5 3Zx7fJ. (j]od for commercial or storage. located on I acre at Bidwell. #1105 [B Gl IEALTOI JUST UST£0 - ASpring Valley residence that ~ ' situated on a largo lot overooking Rt. 35. Has 3 bedrooms, I ll baths, fireplace, full basement plus all has recently been redecorated. Has above ground pool & assumable mtp, $67.000. Call Clyde Walker. ~ entrance Ioyer to the spacious equipped kitchen you'H home. 14x24 living room with fireplace, plush carpet, 3 baths. All the extras, cen. vac .. intercom. trash compactor. drapei 2 car garage with auto opener plus 24x26 storage bldg. Under $100,00). Just listed' NEAR POMEROY - Oassic Cape Cod stylin~ 3 BR. l 'h bath~ vin~ siding, central air cond .. beautiful throughout. Watch the boats on the Ohio from the front porch. Shown by appointment 9989r * ~tmC,AltD IIIIIWI ..... 11! IGOD I011.:rt MR '10 QUURO IU'ftl$. BEAUTIFUL IAIID - Aflllrox. 26 acres, nm~ level. remodeled 3 BR frame home w/alum. sidin& New fornace, bath. Good barn. JUST R£DUCED TO $43.000. I IlEAl 11011£1 HOSPITAl- Plenty lor your money. ~rt loye! lane has 4 bedrooms, I fuM bath plus 2 ha~ baths. Family room,' · equipped In: hen, cent air. All tarpel!d exr.ept kill:l'en and baths. 2 car Jllltaae. Amust see' $59.~. TO. HELP YOU BUY OR SELL ville . Oh . 1-614 -667 -3838 . Cell 446-7795. DliOO BEAUTY -' Quality constructed brick ranch, frOm the ' ANGUS BULLS . 14 months old ~ Goebel Angus Farm s. Cool · Happy Jock Dog Food. AKC TO $59,900 last 3 years making this house over. and believe me she has a talent. Take your lime wh1le yoo're looking so you can see e~~ery little exciting detail. It features alargo new fam1ly room wnh Buck stove and overhead ian, 2" baths. a library with skylight 3 large bedrooms, lormal dining with crystal chandelier, newly remodeled knchen, new roof and a very nice setting on large Spr1ng Valley tot You should took at this one before buyin g anything else. Owner transferred. must sell Possi(je 9'h% assumption $59.900 s~t . REGISTERED · TOOAY! ''CLELAND GANG'' Dam side. 667 -6297 . NEW & ·Used Harvestore "A" FRAME - Energy eiiiCICnl. 6 rooms. part basement. 1" bat h. wood stove & Bl. heat. New drilled well. Good s upp~ . soft wat e1 69 A. Priced at. $36.000. 621 JACKSON PIKE - 9% ASSUMPTION - ThiS 6 yr. old bnck on f!l 35 orter; 3 bedr ooms. I '~ baths. dtmnR room. iam1ly room. eQ IIIP ped •~chen. 2 car g1rage anrl n1celandscaped yard. Conven1en1 to. everyt h111~ Onlv $59.900. Call Clyde Walker 9% MTG. ASSUMPTION - AttractiVe b1~k c ~ omal ranch "' Cll\' school d1st 3 ood1oun" . 2 balhs. !~replace. l,un1iy room. woodb!lln"' · 2 " ' garage and I 7 acre setting less tl1an 5 mile~ !rom town Call Clyde Walke• Pr ~c $65.000 00 SEE ·ONE ·OE._JHE Registered A~g us Bull . Pro· duces growthy vibren1,. offspring yet aasy ca lv i ng ~ long modern. Heavy, ap .. prox . 2000 lb .. Graham Breeding Heavy Wy e or-, Boardir-,g all bfftda . Selling Remember Senior Citizem Day, May 17t.h 108 ACRE FAIII - Close in but totally secluded. Many acres tillable, 2 ponds, barn, othef IMildin~. Oil & ~as i garage & shop. Mostly remodeled 1ns1de. · livestock - -- - - - TO 20 Ferguson tractor whh alngle plow, grader blade and horte ditc , *1 .800. Call 814 -266- 1919. - - - - - - - - --".. · Black Hawk 2 row corn 446-4410. Standel custom ban guitar amp . For information call 63 Real Estate General 8MR 430- NEW LISTING - F>e• 11 '1l buy at $38,500. lovely trame ranch with 3 th carpeted dimngarea, 2 baths. Better see t h~ . ~·I' vwner an~ous to sell' CENTRAL REALTY 926 Super chalnsaw. 30 .. bar. like new, BMR 398 - PRICE GREATLY REDUCED' Owner transferred and must sell th1s 3 BR ranch. Close to town includes deluxe 18x36 inground pool. Reduced to $44.500 - PLUS Owners will pay F.HA.-VA · points and dosing ,costs. Unser a~ these four. Jumbles. good condition, garage 56 North 2nd. St. Mipdloport. ·Open 9 -8. Cliff'o Place. BMR 426 - Priced nght al $37.500. It has an assumable loan with o~y 91h% Interest We are talking about a very c~n . 3 BR home situated on nice ftat lot 1n a lamly onented n~ghborhood . C~l lor complete deta!s. ~ ~ ~~ - cart. tractor Callll14-388-9884. Flowers for Memorial Day. BMR 424 - 2 plus acres with avery nice 3 bedroom ranch style home. You w1ll love the cou nlry atmosphere Possible k>an assumption. ' . 7311 . See our model. An11que 01k Reproduction fumltu,., full line in stock, •l•o Antiquel. Paul Conkels Ant'9u11, Tupper• Pl•ins . )l j'}l)f.\_0 fi;})l ~THAT SCRAMBlED WORD GAME HARLEV Dovidoon gao golf for ule or trade on Oliver farm equ{pment. Oliver 88 tractor mak•• good pulling BMR 429 - All electnc hi-level 1n Kyger Creek School District srtuated on 1.21 ac res with assumable 9'h% loan. Call lor complete details' I ~IOBIL£ HOME Real Estate General In t.ctory c1rton. .6150.00 , Ph . 1114-2156· 1218. Knluff Coal & Firewood Price• reduced May· July. Pick or delivered . We honor $96 . Call 614 -386 -8918. Out of town Call collect. Free delivery to your home. still 1983 &4 Misc . Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise I- - - - - - - - - Cadtr Wlrdrobe, 1ntigue 1 coffee teble trunk, 3 tier glaoo loble • 471hx18 1hx16'h in. and 1 concrete picnic table with e.nd table 26x1 8Yu20* bonchoo. Call 614- 256with light walnut finish e30. 17118. '· BlltCK RANCH - 3BR, super sizf l:itnily rm with fweplace. 2 &Jr!~ Kyger Sc~ $411,000 c.- Creek RIO GRAIIDE - Nice 2 BR llame. Formal dinine Wood $46,900 NEW LOW PRICE 3 BR home near city. Wo!k-saver ktchen w~h d5· hwasher, d~posal. range and hood. lois of counler SJII(le. TV or formal dining off kill:hen. Garage with auto door opens. lllimer. Garden Sjllt $27,00l. : FM ACIU - Newly rlllecorlllll 3 BR frlme oorne. 24x36 tllhlr lliJIIJide KYaer 1111.$34,!00. TRAILER REDUCED - 1981 VeniLJa Vila. 14x64. 2 BR. . Nice carpet. Now only $11,500. .tMID COIITRACT - SUPER BUSINESS LOCATIOII - 2 stay ' - - 1400 sq. n. p1us baement and _,nd noor all-. pkli - 1300 _sq,_ ft... P9 witll occess from IIIey, d!MIIIIIWn Glllpolis.$45.000. ' 011 Cout1 St, _ 25 ~st gt~eet;9a~~tp~tr. Okto ~ OVERLOOKING TH£ OHIO RIVER NEAR ADDISON - Attractive 4 bedroom tn·level on Uppe1 RIVer Road 1n Kyger Creek School OISI. S1tuated on ove1 3 acres th•s home •ncludes a tully equ1pped krtchen. lam1iy room . 1'? baths, car pcJ1 plus a 9'?'1 assumptiOn $53.000. Call Jtm Cochran $12.000 - Located 1n town. 4 rooms & billil Nal gas heat. storar.e bldg and lree shade~! yanl t.oca ted on deadend slreet Could be goocl l01 renlal purposes 01 start1ng home Cilll Clyde WalKer 41ft AC. - An•achve wooded acreage, near R1o Grand e Rural water avarlablc Excellent horne snes. Reslncled lo housmg only No mobileS Call Clyde Wal<er 25.8 ACRES - OLO£R HOM £ ·- Grl yow hiUT1mCr ami pa1nl brush ,md Ifill tluo; ? 1JI'thoom home m r,ood repau tl room~. 110 h;1lh. <:f1 VPr al small bwltl111 1~. 2 ~ x60 ba111 Ill' iln""' II O'xI B'l w1t11 l1 replace, tobacco hil"" NP,Jily ?6 acu ~ (r emole) $1 9,60Q ,C<tll Clyill' Walk•·• · �/ Page-~ The Times-Sentinel · 65 Seed 8t Fertilizer y ~ TOBACC.O allotment for %looao, 304-346-8533 . .... Autos for Sale 71 - - - - -1980 Chevette 67,000 mi .. 5 dr . good cond Call 446 - ~:---------------- 7712 . ?7 Grand f'rix , all power. AC . good cond Call 446 · 4292 . 1980 o rang e sharp Chevette. 4 spd . S 3,195. John ' s Auto Sales, 446 4782 . 1971 cab over , Peterb1lt, air ride. very good . $6 .000 . Call 446 -7077 . 1972 Chevy hard top, motor & Hans in good shape. Call 614· 388-8634 anytime 1 980 Buick Rivera lots of extras. Call 614 -367 -7485 1974 Pontiac 2 - 0 ~ H . 6 cyl . one barrel. AT. PS. 6150 . Rio Grande Estates, Apt . 12, Fred Elkins . 1985 Chevrolet Chevelle, 6 cyl .. auto trans. 53.000 actual mi. Call446 -3277 . VW make offer . Call 446 -3376 69 71 Autos for Sale Wagner preme . 360 engine, 4 bar · rail, 614-992-3196 Gail Miller . 1976 Grand PriK PS, PB . tilt wheel. cruise control. Call 446-0109 1973 Chevy Monte Carlo bla ck on black PS , PB . AM · FM. air. PWR wmdo.ws. 1978 Camaro eJCc cond. low mileage . Call 614 -256 1331 . 1976 VOLKSWAGON Bae · tie , 61 ,0 00 miles. new pa1nt, new tire s. new rebuilt motor, $2,000 firm . 304675 -2635 . 1977 Dodge Colt auto· mat)C, new pamt job, good mechanic! co ndition, excel lent gas mileage Call 614 388 9809 or 614 - 388 9911 Gl!(l. S. Hobs!etter. Jr. 810ker Office: 992-5739 Vans 8t 4 W.O. Just like new 1982 Harley· Davison low Rider $6,600 also Honda 200 three wheeler $1 ,200. Weekdays call after 6:00 446-9396. 1981 Suauki dirt bike RM TUAeg US Pat & TMOft 72 Trucks for Sale viced et 100 miles. next 1976 Harley Davidson Elac ~ tra Glide. exc. cond .• lots of chromo 13,500. 614-9926169 or 814-992 -3901 . sorvlce ot 4,000 mllu, 2 monthl old, like neW. 83,800. Phone 304-BSj!3328 after 4 p.m. 1970 HONDA 450 Dream. 1150 . 304-882-242!1 . *Willis T . Leadingham. Realtor , Ph. Home 446 ·9519 • Phyllis Loveday, Phone 446-2230 • Joan Boggs, Phone 446·1294 PH. OFFICE 446-7699 Trucks for Sale Real Estate General Real!or - 388-8156 _j____L__ _ SOUTHERN HILLS R.E. , INC . MAKING HOMES AFFORDABU MADE US NUMB.R I, CENTURY 21; #571 NEW LISTING - SECLUDED - located near Gallta, 3 bedroom home that has heen remodeled New famtly room, large liVIng room, bath. mce krtchen Scemc selt tng with 2'h acres Pnced '" the low 30's #339 nice bedtoorns, formal drntng batli, eal -rn k~che. basement, central a1r, alummum ' sx:lmg. stcrm w1ndows. garage Located near Me1gs Juntor Htgh #311 REALTOR - CHARMING AND CONVENIENT 1s this 1\<1 story home. 3 bedrooms, 1'h baths, dinmgarea has bnck arch and fireplace. Mobile home pad; rented al present time. Nice large lawn In walktng distance of post offtce and grocery. Priced at $34,000. #341 sewtng room. 8eautiluui decorated. basement. Over 'h acre landscaped lor just beginning. One mile of crty lim1ts. State Route 141 By appmntment. #297 LOOI<ING FOR A FARM1113 Acres, more or less. 2 story 4 or 5 bedroom home. Kitchen, formal dining, family room, bath, livrng room, enclosed IX!rch Basemen! l "ge barn , s1lo, machtnery shed. mrlk house plus other outbuildings. Pond Pnced tn the ~w so·, 11111 Phone JUST LISTED! - COME TO THE COUNTRY and enjoy the qu~t romfort ol h~ 49 acre larm. Remodeled 3 bedroom home. Heat pump, central air Basement. Pond Green house Good pasture. botlom land. Part~ally wooded. Priced tn the 50's #340 1- (614) 992 -3325 $13.500. 5 YRS. OlD - Ttreplace 111the lamily toom '" • the full basement, 2 cat gatage, ulthty room. nice krtchen. dtntng wrth French doors loa lat ge sundeck and I acre Want $56.950 IN RUllANO -B room <Jder home on tg bt near scho<J All ublrttes. bath and 2 porcl1es Askrng $25.000 84 ACRES - Lar~ ~ocked pond. 3 bedrooms hardwood floors. bath. barn. and other buildings near Hemlock Grove tn Bedford 1wp.. Vi of nltrlera5 lor $75.000. FIVE POINTS - 1976 Sc hu~ 14x65 on level lot 1.22 acres, 5 rooms, dmrn& gas furna ce, wood garage and metal ul1lity bldg. VERY GOOD - 8 rooms, central air and hoi water heal br eaklast nook. dinin& lg ltvi~& 2 lull baths, lull basemen~ nrce lg lronl and ba.ck porches. In excellent condibon "'lh little upkrep near stores 1n Middleport. ()oly $45,000 WANT YOURS SOLO! LIST WITH US AT 992-3876 Housing Headquarters Home Improvements STUCCO PlASTERING 1extured ceilings commercial and residential, free estimates. Call 614-2661182. Auto Parts S. Accessories 230 cu.ln. Chevy 6 cyl.. beNd .0410 BRC piotomo. Needs eaaambled . First •121 taku oil. Call 614381-9884 after 6PM. 310 Turbomatic trans. Re ~ -.uih with guar•ntee. Chevy. PAINTING · interior and exterior, plumbing, roof1ng , aome remodeling . 20 yrs . exp. Colt 614 -388 -9662. Marcum Roofing & Spouting. 30 years experience. apecializing in built up roof . Call 814 -388 -9857 . Painting interior &. exterior, wallpaper hanging . Insured . Free estimates. 614 ~ 949 ~ 2686. Camping Equipment Roofing, shingles , spouting and aluminum siding work . Insured , Froe Estimates . 614-949-2686 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers 1971 Kayot mobile home, 21 h .• self contained, sleeps oix. Call 614-266-1931 . Hi Pressure Cleaning. Alum · inurn siding. rrlobile homes, wood, brick, sandatone building and homes. Al1o heavy equipment . Fully insured, Free eutimates . 614949-26'86 . RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Ouazer. and house colts Call 576-2398 or 446 -2454 . lo peace, qutel and carehee ltvmg 1r1 lhts tantasllc conlemporary llome. BeaultUI Quaker made ca honets tn ktlchen, sunken ltv tng toom wtlh ltreplace and calhedral ce11in g form al rltntng 3 or 4 bedrooms. den. 2'~ baths. lam1lr room. basement. 30 x60· ga1age ApproXImately ac1e Owne1 wtll consder ltnance 111 Ctty schools. #241 SOUJHERN P1ANTA110N1 - Not QUite. but has the style ol the south. Pertect lor a large lamtly. entertatn tn~ 01 tusl to entoy thts home Has all the moder n conventences 17 acres wtlh pasture. small creek. fXllld bMn, 2 oulbUIIdtngs Some ltllable acreage l oca1cd 1n Green l ownst11p ~300 NEEDS REPAIR - But al a pnce vou ca n't beal 3 bedroom older frame home. LIVIngroom. dtn~g room. lamtly. kitchen. bath large Iron! porch. Off street parkrng Located at 721 Th11d Avenue $21.500. n256 1'fl STORY FRAME w/app10x . 2'<7 acres. Home has 3 bedrooms large ktlchen. 11vmg room wrth fireplace. 1 bath and 'part oasement. This overlooks the river and prrced at $25.000 #256 LOVELY SETTING - 3 bedroom ranch and I acre of trees !lowers and shrubs. Some ame ntltes are lamtly roo,; "''h glass_ srdtng do01s and woodburner. Large covered ,patiO rn the back. Outbwldrng wtlh ,a workshop. woodshed and storage Pnced m th_e#4~ WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE - Ntce vtew ol thenver and place to dock your boat ts tncluded wtlh lhts tmmawlate 3 beroom, 2 bath home K~chen has i~and ·range Basement comlet~y ltmshed lar¥e 9'x57' dec k plus 9'<57' palo Prrced nght tn lhe 50s. #274 RIGHT DOWN TOWN - Large 2 story home Co u~ be used as commercral or residential property Starrway and woodwork origmal. 9 rooms total The exterror IS alumin um si din ~ Garage wah storage area. Located 414 3rd Avenue #322 OWNER FINANCING - Located Route 160. ~der home thai is neat, clean and cheerlul. 4 bedroom~ 3 upstairs. 1 clownstaors. Bath , d1ning room, liVing room, k1lchen, sewing room and ulility. In good condition lor an older home #299 EXCEPTIONAL - Immaculate inside and out ~­ how you will find this 1nvipng brick ranch. Situated on 4 secluded acres. Fealuron g 4 bedrooms. butlt·rn k~chen. lull finished oasement. Over 2.000 SQ. It plus 2 ca r garage. Call lor your pnvate show1ng loday' #307 PRICED fOR QUICK SALE - 10 Acres partrally • wooded Some tillableland, lobacco base, good garden area. 2 bedroom mobile home. Dnlled well, 2 uldrty bldgs. $13.000 or $2.700 down. 10% A.P.R., years negotiable ~342 COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Great corner lot lor a business. The butldtng ts tn good condtlton wtlh a 2 bedroom apartment upslatrs. The dow.-.;tatrs has a lar~ slxJwroom k~chen, bath and stocage Have your busrness nghl at hom~ no more gas m1teage to worry aoout. #305 RIGHT OUTSIDE CITY LIMilS - Sellrng cheap. 2bed· room home with living room, drmng room, kitc hen, balh and utility room. !Nerlooks the river locati<J 155 Gartield Ave. l>r~ed at $14,000. #269 IDEAL lor young, old and tn-between. 3 bedroom ranch Nrce carpet throughout Garage woth electr~ opener Fenced back lawn. Natural gas kneed air heal Central a11 located rn town Prrced to sell. #314 MINI FARM - Grten TOMtship- Modern 5 room house. Tobacco base approx. 1200 lbs. Clean, neat. Barn 1n good coodition. Garage. PastUie, some woods, fertile tillable land. 3 miles ol Gallipolis. Listing price $34 ,500. #296 LOVELY MODERN HOME - located in the city school d1slroct. Home has4 bedrooms. I \\ baths. lamily room, kitchen wdh dtning L This home 5 priced on the 50's. Possrble loan assumpltoo #262 BUILDING LOT located attheedgeol Cenlenary. G1een Township. No restrictions. Ideal lor house or mobile home. #302 LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME - The owners have priced thishome to sell4 bedrooms, large kitchen and dining comb.. living room, double vanity 1n oath. Natural gas heal 4 exira loiS. Mobile home hookup. Priced Jn the 30's. City schools. IIACIIODWIIIIIDiftiDturnT-IS UDonUTID. 9 ACRE ESTATE - Ranch style bric~ 3bedrooms, 3'h baths, basement Caretak~ build1np, trees, shrubs, beautilullandscaping Large clean ~ ocki<J pond. We will show you the rest. Fairlield Vanrn Road.Green Township #251 COUNTRY CASUAl - En1oy lhe comforts ol this charming home. 3 bedroom ranch wtth ltV1n g room, bath, k~chen & drning combinalton. lamtly room. Fireplace. Storage, HI acres, more or less. Ltsled at $24,900. #303 BUSINESS - HOME· RENTAL Bu~ ness eqti;pment butldin& 6 room hiime - Central air, modem ktlchen, l'h baths, all city convenience N1ce home. Rental - 3 room s. All for one pr1ce. An excellent ~nvestment. Get started now. rn bus~ness and a near-by home. ~529 9.98% 30-YEARS FIXED RATE LOANS AVAILABLE HERE NICE BRICK LIKE NEW CIDSE TO EVERYTHING Beaublul surroundings. 7 rooms. all bnck, two~ar garage large lot. family room. 14'x28', llvmg toom 14'x28' Ntce modern knchen. And the best part about th1s property 5 the low, ~w pnce Phone now. #554 5 ROOMS, 3 BEDROOMS IN MERCERVILLE Approx I acre. Ntce yard Ga rden space. N1ce comfortable hom~ Large front porch, oack patio deck. modern country k ~chen . large bathroom On State Highway. Phone lor more deta~ls #555 COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST 84 ACRES MORE OR LESS Step rnto one ol the cleanest farm homes 1n an ideallocalton. Three Rood stzed bedrooms, large Irving room. <unnv eat-In kitchen, a ball!. Tobacco base, gas lease & lree gas all go wtlh rl. Large barn, cellar house and chiCkenhouse. Call today lor many mor• .. r,.,,. #483 MAKE US AN OFFER on th ~ well conslructed 7 year old bric~ 2 lull oaths, 3 bedrooms · large master bedroom. family room w~h lirepiKe. living room, kdchen, d~ hwasher. range, d~posal. 2 car garage wtlh eloctric opener. Central air. large·lawn. City schoob. Priced 1n lhe 50's. CHARMER AT $27,900 POSSIBLE ASSUMABLE LOAN WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT Could be 4 or 5·00drooms. large IX!rches, bath, liv1ng room. fireplace wtlh gas log~ dining room, krtc hen wrth bu1~- 1n caomet~ full basement, ~orage building and garden spot 1n city school dtstnct Call lor more detais. • ~333 #550 m1 NEW LISTING - HOME AND INVESTMENT - 2 bedrooms. well eQuipped k~chen oil furnace. fireplace. parttal basement Rental home. 4 rooms wrth bath. Nice 2 car garage.UIHity building shed. over 117 acre lawn. Garden. Strawbemes. #336 SMALL FARM - 25\\ Acres, house, barn, bush hog tractor and wagon. 2 story home has 2 bedrooms. upstairs; living rom, dining room , kachen and bath down. -land moslll pasture, some tillable and a nice s~e l~coo base. Property ~ ruled al Friendiy R~ (i? 1982 Ccntu.ry 21 RR~J Eilt•:t Corpor-.uon •• llU~oltc forthc ·NAF @and TM - tr~cmarh of U r. 1ury ~ I Reai Estal"! Corporllltton Equal Hout m• O~uunny Q F &. K Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 876 -1331 . 82 1 North's choice of one club as hot tar application. carJMn· ter. electrician. muon. Call 304-676 - 2088 or 67!1 4660 . !he oponin& bid is eminently correct, and al!er that start, !he bidding proceeds quickly , .u .IJ NORTH + J 712 .QJ 16 to four hearts. Edith explains that you • A7 can't iJlways reach the best contract. There happen to be .AQ2 EAST WEST Water Weill. Commercial and Domestic. Test bolea. Pumps Sales end Service. 304-896 -3802 . . AI S •a.J nine easy tricks ln no-trump, but care must be exercised • K 10 3 • 912 1096 3 • to 9 76 to be sure of malting four hearts. You just may lose • 54 2 .KJ 8 t three spades and a club. Here is tbe sure-thmg play SOUTH Get your carpet in ship shape . Water removal. FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2107. .-· , for the hearts game. Wln the diamond in dummy. Draw trumps. It will requare three +Q 86 .AKl0~ 3 • K Q8 leads . Cash the top diamonds to dtscard the deuce of clubs from dummy, Then abandon any tdea of talung the club finesse and play dummy's ace-queen . 1t doesn't matter whtch opponent wins the trick. He will be forced to give you a ruff and a discard or to break the spade suit for you. Either way you end up losI n~ a club and just two spade tncks . thereby winning game and rubber Tht s isn't likely to be a new hand to man.Y of you readers. A teachmg hand seldom is, but each has some point or pomts that experts know and other players should learn Vulnerable: North-South Deiler Norttl E & R Tree Service. fully insured. free estimates . Phone 614 -367-0636, coli after 6 . WHI Pass Pass Painting interior or exterior , free e1timates. Call 675· 6344 or 446-9326. Painting, interior & exterior. brush or spray, commercial. residential . mobile homes. alter 6, 304 -676 - 1128 , l M . Johnson, North Easl Sou.tb 1• Pass ~· Pass 1'1 4'1 Pass PaS$ Opening lead· +J By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Call 304-676-1293 lor black top paving &atimatea for your drive-way or park ing lot. Also Buying & selling heavy equipment. The teachmg at New York's Cavendtsh Club IS handled admirably by Edtlh Sehgman. She starts tOday 's hand by remindmg her pupils tha t Roofing and Gutters . Reaso· nabla rates . Insured. 304675-6166. (NEWSPAPER ENTEHPRlSil: ASSN ) JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing. Call 614-3670578 . ~f_I~PROVE~ENTS 83 Excavating f:' Dissolutions or Uncontested Divorces $350.00 (Costs included). Wills $25.00 Small Estates $350.00 Nu·Prime replacement ~ DOZER WORK By Ted Hann• . ponds, ditches, basements, etc . Call 4464907 . C•rter &. Evans Tranaportation. lonnie Boggs E~~:cavating . Dozer. backhoe. dumptruck. Work bV hour or job. Call 446 -7903. 84 HAMLIN KING ATTORNEY-AT-LAW T Bill's windows Storm windows & doors Aluminum & vinyl siding Haw met Patio Covers How met screen rooms 446-0855 Mobile home awnings 511 Second Ave . t:allipolis Aluminum utility buildings 691 Miller Olive 446·2642 Free Estimates SerVInc Go tha & Mr!ip Count1es Electrical 8o Refrigeration DEPENDABlE WASHER DRYER REPAIR Guaranteed work. Call anytime 614 -266-6620 or 614-2661207. SEWING Machine repairs, aarvica. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sciuora . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 992 -2284 . SOLUTION General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Colt 614 -367 -7471 or 614 -367 -0691 . Need something hauled away or something moved? We 'll do it Colt 446 -3159 between 9 and 6 . ' JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier. 304-675 7397 . REALTY · 87 446-0008 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec Ave., Gallipolis. 446 -7833 m 446-1833 SUNDAY PUZZLER 3 BEDROOMS - 3 ACRES M. OR L Mobile home 14'x70' 1976 freedom, I \\ baths. underprnmng_ loiS of bu1rt-in cabinets, range, refrigerator, dinette set. A1r condmoner and other turn~ure. Rural water, nice land lor garden. All this lor only $22.500 11425 ' BEST BUY IN TOWN - Stylish 2 story homewas built m1894 and must be seen lo apprectate Large open foyer and stairway. LR. dimng rm . parlor. romplet~y equipped modern k~chen , 4 Brs . 2'h baths, new s1dinp, garage, near schools, shopptn g etc NEAT AND CLEAN - ·cONVENIENT IN TOWN LOCATION - ·1 Brs, 12<18 LR, large krtchen & don111g area wrth range, relng & drsp. laundry w1th washer & dryer, new carpet. expensrve drapes, carport, gas heat. humKJrfter, dehumidlllel. a11 cleaner, central a~r Watch the Blue Oevrl football games ~om the large rear sun deck $50.00071 NO $37,500. COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 82<80 all steel constructiOn w~h fireproof tn s ulat~n Overhead crane. has offtce & baths. Formerly used for boat sales & repair. Located across from Srlver Bndge Plaza wrth access to · the Ohto Rrver Polenltal unlim~ed Call Ranny Blackburn CHILDREN GROW - HOUSES OON1 - Th • 5 bedroom beauty ~ tust nght lor your growtng famrly. You'll find thos home Situated on almost 3 ac.es w~h lots of trees. pond & ctrcular dnve. The 2300 SQ. ft. of hvmg area tncludes an eqwpped krtchen, LR, lamtly rm , laundry, 2 baths. 2 WB fi1eptaces & cent. ail. Cal l lot appotnlmenl lAND CONTRACT - NO POINTS - NO CLOSING COSTS - HI% DOWN PAYMENT will let you move your lam1ly tnto thiS beauty . The 1360 SQ ft. ol l111ing space indudes 3 Brs .. 1'<> baths. krtchen . dinette. laundry. large LR wrth WB hreplace Pl US 2 a car garage. $49.900. LOCATION PLUS QUALITY should descnbe thts lovely 3 BR brock ranch Specral features are alarge LR & dtntng rm . equrpped krlchen. l'h baths. laundly, qitalrty carpet, cent a~r & an overs~ed 2 car garage Located on US 35 West & shown by apporntment NEW LISTING ~ $39,500 - Be lhe lirst to see lhts barRatn pnced ranch w1th 3 BR's, bath, large krtchen. 12< 18 lam1ly rm & laundry Located on a llat !ol in Centenary . GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP - 15.5 acres m/ 1, nrcely remodeled 2 story farm home, 7 rms., bath, basemen!, 4 ftreplaces. barn & tobacco !fuse. Asking $38,900 8\1% ASSUMPTION 5 Rooms, 3 bedrooms, large r]lOdern eat<n k~chen, lull basement "'th large family room and wood burner that does an excellent lob heating th~ home. Garage, !>Ummer arr conditoned A down payment and l01n assumable. Payments of $292.00 per month. Nice llrge tot Phone lor full mformation. 65 Sma ll rug 67 Trumpotod loudl>t 99 lmpel ltld onward 90 Per!ammg 95 39 Weaken s 99 Bo..,mogo false move body 56 Rea son lawn 9 LOTS 11bbr 7 1 Crony colloq EXCELLENT CON OlTON 2-sto.-y home on 2nd Alii!. with garage apt in rear. Can be used as rtSidential or 01vestment property. $8~000. 00. 3 BEDRM. HOME in Gallipol~. ig Irving rm., d1mng rm., fanliij rm .. fenced-in yard wrth in-ground swtmming pool All lor $46,900.00. "FIRST TIME" HOME BUYER can apply for 9.98% Slate Mortgage .Reven4e Bond mooey 130 yr. fixed rate) Call about th~ one today! 1! BUSINESS: We have 2 bu11d1nss available on Cl St. Gallipolis.One is imtlllldillely available. other tr;.Aucust Located Kr06S tom crty l*llinellt Caito! more lnlo!mationH 11559 . . '' ' . .... ~~ .. 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' '' co nlllcl s llitlf'IIHJIV 6U Unw.11111 d 9 A lumt num suHalc 123 Young 11 1'l i111 0 S I 1\J Wan I 1;l 1Wo1lk I f' ~, f u/lut tU II I ~6 You n(J 11!11 ',' ' 8 F Ulf)l M oslems I 1 7 S t111TlC$ t • I IJ 1' rw n iJ n r feu lon• c 122 Armed I 1•1 S arr.,ts m 116 Gamn 111 1;.>; 1 PwukP'> <It'l l 'I' p.OI IICIO 10 Ph•llpptn n documor 11 10fi fx1SI 107 Mil•lnfy tol u<Jon l lOll Wm lnl vlllliclfl'l I 10 Pr OilliS(' Ill C.tlm I l ;J Ark l l\JIIth JI 1\ 1 U abylom. ut 7~ Oul' l'll o l de•l y 1'2 1ln,uJ 98 I cmalt) ru ll 107 Frsh IHlrbs 46 $ ~111 ! 1)(1 4 Angar ~ H ; lf YOSI li C h em•C al c ompourHI f S un g oc l 116 Allecttonntc 11 7 Golf rn ou nr1 11 e Elecln ha<l 120 obbr 31\ Bm1 ~1 1 JG fol ll 'l' B<:tk tl r ' $ jH OdUCI !. J Mt ,o; lur t} plank eng 6B Unlamed 69 Steamah •p 3 BEORM. HOME IN VINTON. Owner has taken very good care of property. large lot with ample garden area. A~roved purchaser may assume existmg f.H.A. loan 3 1 N 0 1111 Scohn chlo n du Ioree 66 Knock 67 Vesstt l's curved 2 BEDRM. COTTAGE across from Foodland Groc., Gall tpol~. tde~ location lor retired persons. Near downtown, stores and churches $2MOO.OO. 139 Ch a iiEnlgc 141 Pau ablu L O illiJ UUil d 100 S h E~do l rec:. 101 th e 20 Rep r mmml '?9 l· m mtiiJd m1 hOHl Side:. 96 C hemrc al 97 S Mrper !JS AotHtat 9/ Sort 1:.17 Sco ll li S Spam sn ilbbr 64 Hypotne!lcal rn Plantz S.D. Buy all 9 lor $20.000.00. Har~s lfJ <I or 1:.\6 rrt.m( IWICI.l ' 14 2 143 14 5 1<1 7 149 93 Cn lrl or mans , lor 11x11mplo pe r !OC I IOI\ 27 Go lly wa t(U 57 Debase ct!oose BUSINESS: 10 und mot~ ready lor you to take over and have ready "cash flow", extra land and 2 mobile home unds ~eluded Call aoout t his one today! !' HOMES FOR RENT, LEASE, LEASE WITH OPTION ·ro BUY OR LAND CONTRACT. TWO AND THREE BEDROOM STARTING AT $200 PER . MONTH. c alamrty [)II Eme rald I SIO 6.3 Kind ol 12'!165' 1972 SHULTZ MOBI~f ~Q"~ srtuated on approx 6 acres. Hazel' Ridge. Buy trarler alone for $7 750.00. or use as a huntin ~~t lodge, vacatiOn home. etc. Ru stic log home is bUift ~om hand hewn beamsand has a sleeping loll. modern bath. large stooe lireplace and approx. 14 acres of woods in the Wayne Natooal forest Extra land available. Easy terms. !};> Suddun sca le 19 S1 nnd11111S "O thello · 59 Expires 6 1 Speed partner 2 LOTS in Plantz S.D. Buy both lor only $5.900.00. 135 Chantc ler rn 'l AEIH/lCuda contest 12'x65' 1973 OAKWOOD MOBILE HOME srtuated on 214'x104' lot 1n Edmooa Trarl Subdrv near Tycooo Lane. Ideal lor weekend re1reat or permanent home Only $15.000 00 E<tra lots available lor $3.000.00. 134 Leaves out S nd1um 62 Nu l 's APPROX. 3 ACRES. w~h modern 3bedrm home lots ollrurt lr ~ near Raccoon Creek [Bear Run Rd J Heat pump. carport, 2 outbuoldtngs 130 Ally 13 2 Poy Bltonhon · to l_en1 30 Sa lly 32 Symb ol lor erbrum 33 Greek leiter 35 Frwl 37 French pom ter 49 Gel up 52 Fabncalor 54 lawmalung 39 ACRES MORE OR LESS 11505 : 22 Apoorhon 4ll P•t cher' s GREEN ACRES - l tke new Cedar Home offers 3 Brs.. large LR & kitchen, 2 car garage, carpeted palto, wrap-around deck. cent. a~r & I\! lots. Be the lr rsl to see th1s one. . 8:3 Cen ter 84 P ruposr t ron 43 Uflll o llran•· an currenc y 45 Cu 1 4 7 Symb ol lor cer•um 2 APARTMENT HOME. can be rnnverted back lo sin!ieresidence Deep ~t wtlh lots of par~ng in rear. Garage and outburldin& tde~ lodion for retired personsor family wtth school age children 3or 4 benrm. home a~ng Upper R1ver Rd lot has one mo~le home hook-up. Good location lor edheo resrdenlral or comm eretal Ownet wrll trade for small farm $44,900.00 t hOr on 21 Steep les cross CORNER LOT IN EWINGTON, lorme~ ly housed ltlhng sial•m. Owner has reduced price to $18,000.00. IN TOWN - QUALITY PWS - 3 BR brock ranch ~ in exc~lent condition & offers an eat-1n Mchen with eye level oven, range. d~p. &rein& .din~ngrm. with WB fireplace, like new carpet over HW_IIoors. cent. air, breezeway & a professiOnally B 1 Catch s ia n ~ B2 WtM Qod 41 A con11nent abbr TII~ble pasture land, some timber, plenty ol spnng water, ~~ m1le frontage oo Prospect Church Roan . Phone IO< lui delat~. 114~7 BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT All BRICK HOME CITY SCHOOLS Ideal lor boilting, fishing and picmcktng al you1 back door. EntOY this spacious cheertul fiouse with 3 bedrooms. 1'h baths, large living room, eat-tn kitchen, 2 fireplaces, full base ment 21X!r che~ charn lmk tence, plus much more. Call today to make an apptjntment to see th~ lovely year around home. 79 Enmrty 17 Mcham . medon 40 Krnd ot 1nformahon IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - You owe tt to yourself and your lamdy to see this one. 3BR's, 2 baths, large LR & drnrng rm.. galley krtchen with refng., OW. range & disp . den. Ia moiy rm .. gas heat & cent a~r. covered patio. & lulloaserrent. AU lhts on a well landscaped lot althe edge of town . FHA - VA - CONVENTIONAL 78 Symbol lor measure pi 12 Social rank 26 Dines 28 Fremy GREEN TOWNSHIP - CENTRALLY LOCATED 112 acre farm has fronta ge on Stale Route 588. Fa~rlteld Centenary Road & Vanco Fatrlield Rd heel lent lor larmtng or development Older 5 rm & bath. also tncluded Owners writ co.,der selhng smal ler tracts ol short term lrnancm ~ Call lor more GUYAN TOWNSHIP - 108 acres m/1, tocateol south ol Mercerville. Approx. 20 A tillable, balanCE· woods. tob. base. Owners Will help l1nance. 7 Paper 25 Compass p01nl FARMER'S FARM - Approx 50 acres near Vinton . ,IJI clean crop & pasture land, remodeled 3 BR home, 60<80 barn, 2 sios !former dairy Iarm), fronts oo 2 rds , large pond SEE THIS ONE BEFORE PLOWING TIME $49,900 TEXAS ROAD - One ol th e best butlt ho mes I've seen. Thts al l brtck ranch oile rs 1864 SQ H ol ltVtn g area on the l~r st floor, all large ~~- carpet over HW floors. hot water hea~ lull lull basement wrth 1Bx50 fam tly rm .. 2 ltre: places. 2 car garage and approx 2 acres of 77 Permll 23 Crtru s lrurt 24 Be borne HOLIDAY PARK - 2 campmg lots. furn ~hed 26 ft. Tr<twood !ravel trailer. sherter house. utrlrty burlding. county waler. sewer. access to Raccoon Creek Pnced lor qu~k sale FHA - VA SPECIAL - 3 bedroom, matntenance tree home (Veterans · No down pa1men~ !FHA buyers - approx $1.250 down) located in Rodney Vrllage II. •· 76 COin 1 long al1t!r pre nee CREMEENS ROAD -53 acres m/ 1, approx lOA. bllable, balance woods. remodeled home, 1~ stor~s. 7 rms & bath. new •dtng, new well. excellent 24x40 steel burldtn~ several old bwldrn gs Only $37,500 OWN YOUR OWN CAMP SIRE - mlhe wrlderness ol the Wayne National Forest. 5 to 9 acre tracts ol woodland now available, adjoimng thOusands ol acres ol government land. Pu bhc hunlln& losh1ng and camping permitted. Proces slart at $3500 wrth financing available FINISH THIS ONE YOURSELF AND SAVE MONEY _ Awrox . 10 acres. mostly tlat land near Rooney, 28x60 unfinished house withfulloaseme nllotsol patenbal. AC ROS S ~ .'· Service 85 Real Est1ate General Lonnox HN!int & Air Condl!lonint. All TyptS lnsulo!lon Eleetricol Winne. Coli 446-&m or 446-0445 Af1tr 4:30p.m. ttc CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. fourth and Pine Phone 446 -3888 or 4484477 EO ' S APPliANCE REPAIR SERVICE call City Furmture J04 -676 - 2608 or 446 0631 SEAMLESS GUTIERS, One piece custom fit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced Gu1· ter, tDey 614-592-4066 ,1 fnight 614-698-8206 I .. RUSS AND MAX ELLIOTT Business .Easier in no-trump RINGLE 'S SERVICE experienced roofing . . including BLACKBURN Plumbing It Heating #568 DRIVE A LITTLE. SAVE A LOT 3 BR. lull base menl whrte aluminum ~ding. luel od FA lurnac~ 30'x40' barn, shingled roof. ~ts of young peacn and apple trees. AI this reduced to only $14.900 11452 JUST LISTED - Lovely cedar ranch with 3 bedrooms, kitchen complete. LIVIng room wtth oay w1ndow,d1nmg area has glass sliding doors to deck, 2 full baths, basement completed with a famly room and beautilul fire. place. Ollice room or 41h bedroom GallpoiiS School District. BRIDGE Horne Improvements Times-Sentinei-Pa~D-7 The PEACEFUL SETTING - $39.000 It rt's p11vacy tn a country atmosphere you want, we've got rt Three bedrooms, 2 baths, large ltVrng room & tamtly room Ktlchen plus formal dmtng room All on 1 5 ac res New lrstmg RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Bnck and fram ehome wrth ltn5hed basement.-garag~ large deck tn back of house, formal hyins room, 2 fireplaces Commercral building 40'x60', mobtle home court woth 11 hook-ups, and 9 mobtle homes. central sewage, sidewalks, 2.53 acres MINI FARM - 27 20 acres. 2 mtles fro m Vmlon on MI. Tabor Road 3 bedroom, 1 ~ story home. electnc baseboard heat Vtnyl sodrng. ln!>Uiated throughout Carpeted. All m1nerol nghts Pnced nght #292 81 W.Va. 1.57 ACRES - 7 ROOMS N1ce home. Cenral a11. rural water system, large lamily room , 26'x22' Garage, storage bUIIdmg, storm windows and doors. Nice home See 11 now #570 FOR QUALIFIED APPLICANT NEW LISTING - 3 acre bass lake, 24x36 horse barn, 78 acre certtlied lree farm Good fences, Improved pasiUi es, ov er 10,000 tree planbngs. 7 year old modern 3 bedroom 3 bath home, 32x l 5 great tOOnt, lull basement, cook and bake umts, car ga1age on I acw for 81 RENTAL AREA BRICK HOME AND 2 ACRES - $47,000 3 bedrooms, l'h bath home wtlh lois of extra mce tealures. bu1l-1n cabonets. se~ - clea n1ng range, dishwasher. garbage disposal and large d1mng room . Kyger Creek Schools. #501 ~~ NEAR RUTlAND - 5 room ~der home wtth carpeton ~ Some rernodeltn& new bath. livrng room about 13<20, and 2 1173 STARCRAFT AmoriCMI 1I ft . boat wnh l:r8iler, 140 HP fl)boerd-outbo•rd motor. lkil 6 ICCIIIOries Included, extra nice , U,OOO. Call 304-8823162 . Pnce reduced to $31,500.00. C1ty water. Close to ltre hydrant Basement. Well built house. Carport. OutbUildings Good tnslalton, trees. garden space. Very QUiet area. Possible assumable mortgage at ~w mterest rate Phone lor delarls. #566 1 NEW LISTING - Ntce lookrng 3 bedroom Pomeroy home Nat gas furnace. neat kitchen. carpebng all IIHOURh. large basement. front por ch. back patiO. ann garage $5.000 00 down and lake over 114-949-2794. 1976 Trevel treiler Mit contained, sleep1 4. exc. cond .. $3,760 or make offer. Call 614-2116-6218. 3 BEDROOMS - 1.38 ACRES Aeal Estate General wrrte-off lor only $19JOOO --.1. Call after 4 p .m. C1mper. Sleeps 6. stove. retrtgerator. bathroom, e.c .• ee+f contained. 614-99281119 or 614-992-3 901 . • refngeralor. m1crowave and mttny more leatwes for lhe bu s1nes.smt~ n's rel r f't~l or tax F• aai•Boat Dock and a Ski 78 PEACEFUL AREA A ha~ acre more or less w~h lru~ trees, plus a three bedroom home. livrng room, k~chen w~h bui~·tn cabrnet, ultlrty room, full and garage, that tS .. ,f,in;,i,...v verted tnto a den. '" room wrth a heatolater place ~ce fenced rn yard, call lor details #492 BEAUTIFUL HOME INSIDE & OUT 7 years old LIKE NEW. 3 bedrooms, mce krtchen. electric range,all carpeted, concrete patKJ, garage, concrete drNeway Thermostat to control heat 1n each 1oom, rural water system, storage bu1ldmg cham link lence encloses the backyard lnsu la!Kln 1n all oum1de wal~ . Lots of shrubbery. Approximately I mile from Ho~e r Hosprtal. just off of State Route 160. Nice comlortable hom~ See tl now Velma Nocrnsky. Assoc Ph. 742-3092 Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Ph. 742-3171 ~R a. Campers :qp: '-m:=:=: Becky Lone - Assoc. - 446-0468 Becky Eiiiott - Asoc. - 446-0885 Cathy Pope - Assoc. - 379-2748 COMMERCIAL - Lar ge corner tol tn Mrddtcport Ca ll lor detarls V I RG il 0 ~lb r 7nd 79 Moton Homes tBO. 514-992-7403 . BRICK HOME BASEMENT DEBBY DR. Central air, full oasement, natural gas fuance, crty water. Sewage system. Nice bnck home in an excellent subdiviSIOn. Has an assumable loan. Phone for aetaiiS #572 CHESTER - lovely 3 bed room. brick home EqUippE<J krtcllen, drapes and central an Full basement. Ita> largelamtiV room w/f11eplace Sr~ on over I acre Call lor appt POMEROY - Nrce starter home Two ilory. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fram e home. on n1ce corner lot Asktng $22.000 00 EAFORD(H Bu.ts and . Moton1 for Sale I!IWU{IW·"• • 1980 GS 760l Suzuki, low 1978 Chev. custom ten mileage. exc . cond. fully deluxe.Y2 T.autotrans,360 equipped. $1.800 . 614 · ongino. PS . PB. good cond . 1 .:_9.:_92:.·_7_4.:_ 0.:_3_.- - - - - Call oltor 3, 676-6384. 1· 1981 YAMAHA 650 1 ~76 Ford PU, F-160, maxim, shaft drive, new tire. 62,000 acutal miles, exc. 2 helmets excellant condi cond .. 82,700. Colt 304- !ion, f1600 . 304 -882 676-6400 . 3331. 76 Datsun truck lond bad , camper top, good condit1on. 59.000 milao . 1,895 . Call 446-8646. 75 76 ~ RUTlAND - 3 Bedroom home Large I1V1ng room w1th woodburner Super buy lor $20.000 Call lu see thiSone' 1983 HONDA. V&!l Magno. 1.1 00 cc, ahaft drive. W.ter cooled. aix apeed. peer! blue, ltll then 1 ,000 mile1, aer ~ 1981 Hondo Full faring 360() mileo. 614-992: 7483. 100. exc . cond. Call 448· 3769 72 1972 Chevy heavy duty 2 ton truck . 22 ft . flat bad Good running cond 61 4 · 992 -7789 . Judy DeWitt - lLL1 Ohi11 Paint Motorcycle• Motorcycles 446-6610 Real Estate General HOBSTETIER REALTY 74 Real Estate General 1971 Pmto has new pans. runs good . $350 . C all614 ~ 396 -9829 74 Motorcycles '79 CJ-7, hord top Jeop, 304-882-2760. 1978 Ford CLT 9000 doubt a sleeper Cumming . KT460 with jake brake . RTO 12515 Transmission . SOHP40M rears . 90 pet . radial tir'ea on Alum1num buds . 1982 Budd 45x 13 - 6 .· Smooth aide white van . Sliding tandem swinging doors. 6 months old Parkersburg -428-2214 or 424 -6618 . 78 Chevrolet ton truck , cabin chassis. a-c. tilt steer· mg. pb, ps, new paint, see at Peoples Bank or call after 6 p.m . 304 - 675-6~86 . 74 77 Powerwagon. $2,600 . dodge tranfer case for $150 . Call 614-388-9328 . Trucks for Sale 1979 350 Ford pick -up fleetside Air cond., dual tanka. tilt wheel . 140 in . W .B. Excellent condition Robert hill. Racine. Oh 614-949 -2013 . Trucks for Sale 1971 Ford 66 pouonger. achool bua new motor. new brake•. exc . cond .. •1 . 500 or best offor. Colt 614 -266 1468. 1968 DODGE Polara 600, 38000 original miles. gar· age kept. a~~ecallant condi · tion, 304· 676· 1714. - - - - -- - - - - - - - 1975 Dat sun 8210 deer damage . new t1res . no rust . Call 614 -388 -8794 73 1968 Olds Cutlau Su - work car, 8300 Kimball piano . 4 vrs . old, good condition Call 992 -6026 after 6PM . 72 1962 CHEVY pickup, good condition, 304-676-8512, 676-1104. power painte r . 72 1972 Opal Mant a. $400 . Call 446 -1609 . Kri_T_'N_'_O_A_R_L_Y_L_E_··-------..:.by:..,L_a_rry.:._W_rt.:.g~ht 1977 Dodge Colt Stationwagon automat ic. 81 .200 614-992 · 7180 . 1973 Da1Sun B-11 0 , good 1978 Gremlin X 4 cv l. , auto. PS , PB, aluminum slotted wheels. $1.100 446 -1835 or 446 -2203 after 4PM . 1977 Honda Civic S1 ,095 Call 446 -2647 15, 1983 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 86 M CrlsUin o l w e•gt11 p n nl1nq 9 I Bar lnqally rnua sur c 165 Road r.bh• 16/ Symbol l o r lall l rll um �D-8 Page • Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio The Sunday Times-Sentinel Police make 53 April arrests Buckeye briefs MIDDLEPORT - The ,Middleport Pollee Department made 53 arrests during April. According to the monthly report ot Pollee Chief J . J . Cremeans, pollee vehicles were driven 4,566 Innes !or the month, merchant pollee collectiOns totaled $64; parkIng meter collections totaled $785 with 458 tickets being written. Eleven accidents were lnvesti· FBI releases suspect's profile LOj:;AN. Ohio 1AP 1 -The FBI has released a criminal personality profile the agency prepared of a po<sible suspect in the mutilation slaylngs of two Logan teen -agers last Oc tober. The profile shows the slayer likely would be a gun enthusiast with a ~<m acho'' May ,)5, 1983 Point Pleasant, W. Va. personality. The FB I said thP kill c•r m ay also ha ve resen ted the relationship between the viet ims. An ncttP .Johnsion and Todd Schultz, who were engaged to IX' marrif'd _ H oc king County Sheriff .Jim .Jones sa id the p10file is only circumstantial evidencP that wou ldn 't stand up in coun. But he said it giVe~ off icials a path to ftJ ilow in thril- invf'st igat ion . OU~<; impocL, $100 million annually AT HE NS, Ohio t,\ 1' J-OhioUnivPr'sity 'simpoc tonthceconomyof At hPns Cou nty ap;" <J<Jchrs $100 mill ion onnua lly, according to a new study rPicascd by thr university. Thr stud y said the $11XI mil lion figu re· includes both direct and indir£-'('f I'XJX'nd itu res and is a conservat ivr- onf'. According to the stud y. $6U mil lion was spent locally by the school' s emplnyPes. studPn l sa nd visitors during 1981-82. Another $1.8 million was sp<>nt by the univer sit y locally for goods and services, $6 million cam e from universi ty generated tax revenues lor the city and county, and $21 million was gener ated in persona l incom e for county resident s through the chain of tranS<Jct ions set off by the univer sity. ( ' t J . "ALL WORK GURANTEED" Phone 446-1515 _for Appointment MAKE DONATION - The Meigs County Jaycees donated $400 to the M eigs County Fair Board toward the COJL~Iructlon of a stage to be located on top of the hill at the Fairgrounds. Pictured are, l·r, Bruce Reed, Jaycee member who made the presentaton on beh;df of the ,Jaycees and Bill Downie, president of the Meigs County Fair Bard, who accepted the check on beh;df of Fair Board members. The class of'83 A guide to local GOODNEWS: IS COMING- LEBANON, Ohio ! APt- i\ Ci nc innati man has been indicted on two count ~ of felonious assr~u lt and one of felony vandalism in eonnection with an incident Ma r ch 7 in w hich rocks wprc dropped from an intC'I'State ovPrpass. Jo hn C. Norrick. ~fl. was ra ptu red by truck driver T roy Mor se or' Dyer , Ark. . according to i\rjss. Ariss said Mors<•'s truck was damagecl on IniNstatc 71 at Ihe Socia lv illc• l>'oster Road ovC'rpass in Warren County. He repo1·ted the Jncidt'n l to police OVI'r his ciliz('ns IJand ra dio, park ed t he truck and ronfronl c"CI ;1 m an on t hf•ovPrpa ~s. Sentenced to l~fe term I-JAM IJ .T Ot\', Ohio 11\P 1 - 1\ M iddiPt own man ha s b<'<'n Sf'nt cncPd to life In prtsoo for thc fatal shooting or his es tran!(ed wile. .Jf'wrll Woods, ~{) . was conv ic tr d Friday of aggrava trd murdPr in thP Ckt. 17 shooting of Rosem a ry Woods. 42. flutlrr County Common Pleas .Judgf' Henry .L [lruewer a lso sentencf'd Wtxx ls to 4 to 1~ )-'Pa rs for a!=;sau It i n lhf'wounding of Dav id Dixon. :1~1 . ~~ MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Fire Department answered 47 calls during April including 10 !Ire calls and 37 emergency runs, Fire Chief Jeff Darst reports. All vehicles were driven 900.4 miles during the month. FULL UPPER ,DENTURE ......... S900l _FULL LOWER DENTURE ......... sgooo Denture Reline (Same Day service) ........ S3500 Thrower .faces three indictments Report .-;ays ]acbon Answers 4 7 calls DENTURES OSP seek.s dou.~ed theft suspects CIRCLEV!l.LF: , Ohio 1AP 1 - i\uthol'it iC>S in Pickaway Cou nty were looking Friday for two men alleg<'Clly invo lved in a theft in w hich they wound up being douSf'd w it~ gasoline. . The Highway Patrol sai d the incident occurned on US 23 in northern Pickawa v County aft er Michael Rose of Ashv ille r an out of fuel , pulled off the highwa v a nd went for help. As he retumt:.">d w ith a gasolinf' can, he no ticed two m en remov ing items from his vehicle. They saw him approaching, ran to I heir car and wene trying to leave when RnSP caught up w ith thr m , tossing the gasoline into the car amf Qver the m . T roopers sa id the two , reportedly agrc<'d to give som e of the m er chandise back to Rose lf hl'woul dn ' I ra il police . But he discovered later they had made off with an electric sa nder h<>wasca r rying In the car. so h" called aut horities anyway. gate'! and 221 meals were served tQ prisoners during the month by the resident dispatcher_ competent COLUM I:lUS. Ohio i/\ Pi - 1\ jJS_vchiatric r eport on a Columbu s physician charged with:~ rap(~s says Dr. l·:dwa rd Franklin J ackson wa~ m r nla lly compctr nt at th£ • t im1• tln · t.1 rimes w< '!l' conunitted and is now rompf' tc nt to s tumlt rial. Thf' rr>port from lhP Sou thw(•st r :nn~n s i c Psyc hi ~dry Crnler sa id .Jack son "Is not CU I'I't•ntly rnf'n tall v ill or m Pntally rctardt>d." Th<• report a Iso set id that ··no PvidC'IlC'{' h:ts h<•t•n uncovcrrd to suggest 1hat h<' might havt• l.x'\'11 m r·nlal l:v ill a1 111f' timf' hf' in curred any of 1h(• pr'f'sent <-' harg('s .·· The rqllwt w a ~ suhm ill('<l F rkl.t;.' to Franklin Cou nty Common Plm.' .Judgi ' C .W. I-'" is . 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Love For One Another: "By this shall all men know that ye are my di; ciples, if ye have love one to another" (Jno. 13:35). Geunine love that is directed lioward God embraces one's neighbor and h1s fellow-brother in Christ It understands the value of a soul and its need. It is an unselfish love, and always ready to serve. As Christians, we are mot1vated by our love to God, each other. and you, esteeming the soul as being most valuable. We, at Chapel Hill, are uniting our efforts in this special way to express our unsellish love by sharing the "Good News" with you! listing-~ Bob Hope Pages 4, 5 Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bulaville Road • P.O. Box 308 13ALLIPOLIS. OHIO 45631 Sundl'l Meorning Bible Study 9 :30 WOf•"ip 1•0 :30 Sum:l.ly Evening Worthip 8 :00 Wedn•ad•v Evfln ing 7 :00 Radio "Channel 23 listings included in this week's guide." " Mnuge from th• Blbl•" ' ' o,a., .wJEH - ,, • ,. 1 - Kodak 11 :55A .M Unil )('nity workers unionize Hollywood TO U -.:fX ), Ohio u\P1 - nluf' colla r wnrkpr~ ;mel Sf'f'rf'l a rirs at T oled o Un ivr rsity h:i\'f' diOS('n tlw ('om m uni(':..tfions Work('r S or 'A mcric, ·<'ouncil of l 'u iJiit • Work<'rs 10 l'l'PI'<'s<:'nt them. 11w union was l'IIost •n ra 11wr t h ~ m a r i v~tl union , the Ohio Civil Serviel' l<mp!oy<Y'S t\ ."iscx·atinn. by :t vo1l' of ·1 27-2~. union offi cials s<Jid Frid ay . Till' Communira 1ions Workt •rs of A nw riea -Couneil of Public WorkPrs w UI r cpn•scnt til.J uniV<' r sity <'mployccs, Arthur Evans, ex ecu livP dirr'(·tor of th£" union , said in n nf'w s l'f' leasr. Country Music Museum on Display Pages 5, 6 From Nashville, Tenn. Showbeat Pages 6, 7 • EX-CON- David-Allan Cee IIQBIIe WM alrle&o Wilt 10meof16anotlonlwhDelnprloon by wrltln&-ss. Cee, who wrote the 11011( "Take 'I'I*.Job lllld Sllo\>e It," spent Ill yeu'S behind bani. "Wrltlal wu the way I could rele- the patle )IIIIi ol my.eJI,'~ he says. (M' LMerpholo). ' ' ' Filmeter Pages 7, 8 Serving Gallia, Meigs and .Mason Counties REGULAR -FREE }96(( r-- ---j ll)l»n Monument 1 0 '~•"" .. nd I !I "'' Compan~ . Pomemy. Ohto fiH booU•t, ohoo• •ng m•moo•·olt pr •f\litd of\ f.,ll 1o'0• wo lh I•U• ond P• •U I lt$1M I I --(Qv ,ON ~------ - -, O ll:orocll, 110,... "" owth.l •• aed log o" Mon.,.,.,.,, Cv •"P•••" 'o""" ,ou crt .,.., h0.... a ""' .. ,.~ .......... ~be .... Mo uto· - · - ·tho-A obl•eo· CONVENIEI>IT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE I I I Monday, May 16, 1983 We Corry Our Own AccounPs I Simply mail u1 the I coupon for furthllf' In- Ij j I ormalion . - 0 pen 1 ,..,.. 1 ovonlngs an< Sunday• by , appointment, I I '''"' o-• lo\lf• I c r I! I •t., ~ ••" I~-~~- I for boolcl•ts sllowfng Momorlo~ In full col« wtth sizes Ond WrJre -,--==--:-=-=====-::: ~I "'''" ,.,r.d_ LOGAN MONUMENt CO., INC. VINTON, OH 10 POMEROY, OHIO P~teroy-Mason Ph.l992-2588 Bridge ADMISSION~- W. Main Street. Ph. 388-8603 9:00A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. The ~ountry Mus~c M~seum is aunique experience for the Co!Jntry Mus1c fan. Con_tamed 1n .the museum are articles on display which . are. one. of a kmd. See 1tems belonging to your favorite country a~1~t. hke: Loretta Lynn, Roy Acuff, Eddie Rabbit, George Jones, Wllhe Nelson, Tom T. Hall, and many others. * 100 RECORDS TO BE GIVEN AWAY- FREE! *SPONSORED BY SMITH-BUIO< PONTIAC FOR OU~ · MANY LOYAL AND � 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 05. May 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 May 15, 1983 borton burnett duty moore roush sloan