http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/911f0ddaa1e4594d9ceec69fd14448bd.pdf 8fa70aaea642ae479fb8b974332414d8 PDF Text Text Page-12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Local Briefs: Council approves water ordinance Raclnc Village Cou ncil. me<>tlng In recessed session earlier this week . approved the first reading of an ordinance which will affect dC'linquf'nt water users. Rather than allowing customers to be six months delinquent. they will be considered delinquent after three months of service. Residents ar!' billed for waiE'r every quarter. Aitrr one billing r:eriod notice of termination of service will be gJVen. Th<' second and third reading of the ordinance will be given in Jul:.. Council. in other business. suspendf'd the rules and gave approval to three readings of an ordinance amendlng a prior ordinance r:<>rmitting utility companies to terminate service up until 12: lJ p.m on Frida:.·. Stl'('('t Commissioner Glen Rizer requested that council ask rPSidmts nor to fill garbage bags to the top, as it Cr!'ates a problem when loading onto th e truck . Council approved a request by the Board of Public Affairs to purchase a 19/H truck wi th a mechanic's tool bed; agreed to purchase two culver1s from Lhl' county highway department to be used on street crossings; and asked Dan Sayl'!' to obtain prices for new tUe and insu lation to be placed in the ceiling in the kitchen located in the city building. It was announced that thp streer comm ittee wiU meet to make plans for repair 10 Pmrl Slrff't. Council adjourned until July 2 a1 7 p.m. Water conservation requested ThP Sy racuse Board of Public Affairs has asked Syracuse r esidents to conservPon worer whUP lh<' main pump L• our of order. A I thl' PT1'SI'n t time. a smallf'r pump is being used. Residents are asked not to water lawns or gardPns, fill pools or wash cars. Dance swted at legion post TherP wtll be square, round and slow dancing at Eli Denison P<l51 467. American Legion. Rutland, Saturday from 9 p.m until) a.m . ThPrP will be a live band . snark bar and refr!'Shrnent stand. Dunat ions at thf' door are$2 for adults and $1.0() for childr!'n. Emergency runs reported Five emergency runs were made by local units Thursday. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. At 8: :l3 a.m. Racine was callf'd to l.etart Falls for Lori Anderson. taken to Holzer Mf'dical Center; at 9: 18a.m. Pomeroy to Mulberry Heights for Dick Follrod . non·transport A I o p.m Middleport to North Second Str('('t for Margar!'l Va ncoonev. non-transport; a 15: 09 p.m. Tupr:ers Plains to Ohio 248 for Ronald S\'-'30 and William Bumgartrn, involved in an .;Juto accident, takPn to VPler'llls MPmorial Hospital; at 7: 05p.m . Syracuse to Ohio 12~ tor W.D . Parsons, taken to Camden-Clark Hospital. Parkersburg. Friday, June 22, 1984 Racine schedules July 4th celebration RACINE - The Racine VolunIE'er Fire Department recently finalized plans for the annual " Fourth of July" celebra tton held each lndependmce Day in Racine. As In the past , many activltles have been planned for themld-week holiday, including rbe annual pa rade, chicken barbeque, childf'!>n's games and a fireworks display. Kicking off the day will be a flag-ralslng cefl't1lony at Southern Junior High School, where the parade will originate. The ceremony will begin at 9:50a.m. with the Southern High School Marching Band playing the National Anthem. The parade lineup begins a r 9: 15 a.m. on tlle junior high school grounds and baseball fields, while the parade itself will begin at !Oa.m. All entries are welcome and three prizes w ill be awarded to floats in bJth the theme and non-theme divisions. This year's theme includes all entries related to freedom and i ndependence. while also exhibiting the colors of our country . Prizes Include $50 for first place, $lJ for second, and $15 for third in each division. All civic organlza lions, clubs, fire departments, churches, and businesses are urged to build floats or participate In the parade in some manner. Bicycle's decorated in r!'d, white and blue will also be awarded prizes in four age divisions. All bicycle entries should pre-enter, although other groups may enter at tile time of the lineup. Following this year's parade will be a chicken barbeque at tile Racine Fire House, featuring dinners or individual chicken halves. The fireman's auxiliary has also been quite active, making homemade ice cream, hot dogs, and other refreshm ents for the dinner, while also serving throughcut the day. Beginning all p.m., a singles and doubles horse shoe match will be held. A $2 entry fee is required with the winner receiving one-quarter of the total entry fees. At2p.m. orat the conclusion of the horse shoe event, chlldr!'n's games will be held. A greased pole, big wheel race, bicycle races, sack race, threelegged race, and sawdustpllewlll be among those games available. Evening entertainment will also be provided as the auxiliary will sponsor the Shade Valley Band at the junior highschool, beginningat7 p.m. unW 9 or 9:ll p.m. The band will play bluegrass and all country· western hits. AI 10 p.m. the fireworks display will begin. For further information, or to involved with "45701" who has broadcasting background, said 15 shows are planned _ " 45701" is set and taped in the town. and its stars are residents playing spoofs of thf'mselves. .. By tlle end of 1he summer, we hor:e I he comnn unity will be really involved," said "45701" producer Scott Gordon. He said community support already has been good. REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS T" lunt" rJ I ! UH T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS The first five episodes wei'!' videotaped at five Athens businesses. Gordon, the only person IJ•• CINCI:'>iNATI 1AP 1 - Thr airplane that crashf'd shortLy afrcr taking off from ~unkrn Airport. killing four people Wednesday. had rPCE'ived JPI fur l msrcad of higherOf'tane a \1 a t ion gasoline', a National TransportatiOn saJrty Board in Spt:'('tor says. " Wp h<t\·cn' t df't<'nnim'(] lh<' caUSP wt, " Wuliam CoopPr said Thursday . "But tlw rumor \'OU\'P h<'ard abJut the plane ha,·ing jPI fuel is I ruP. In an l'ngi nP likr thai . I"' furl produces almosr nn rX>wrr " In most caSf·~ . a (..li<Jn(' with thr wrong fuel would lx• ablP to nm for 9·10 minutes beforP having trouhlr. Generally. hP would hm·r had mough good ga s in hrs Li nes to gPt up off lhP ground beforP lhc engine would start running rough and i<l, ing power." hP sa id . Company spokesman R.W. Irelan said thccutbackwill amou nrrojust.1 pc-rC'f'ntof cuiTf'nl producTion at thf' .Jackson Countv plan 1 "so 1hr <'X ten t SWIM WEAR By: Castaway BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT Lottery winners CLEVE;AND IAI'I The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game. " The Number," was 096. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday tllrough Friday, the win· nlng number was 9312. unba Vol. 19 No :ZO Copyriglltod 1984 By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) - Ohio taxpayers arP abJut to find out how much money the General Assembly- which approved Gov. Richard Celeste's '() r:ereent income tax boost last year - is going to give back to th<'m individually in a r!'fund . Action on Celeste's proposaltodistributc$.'i0million of a $131 million state budget surplus among abJut ·I million taxpayers highlrg hts the agenda as legislators return for an early surruner session. Although the refund totals $50 million. the formula for distributing the money has not been determined. Based on the total number of taxpa yers, refunds could averag!' $12.0(). Bur legislators likely will decide to distribute tile cash based on the amount of taxes an ind iv;dual paid . "I want it to be as fair as possible and as simple as possible," Celeste said. Senate President Harry M eshE'l, D-Youngstown. predicted rbe upr:er chamber would reconsider at a Tuesday session a House-passed bill distributing $3) million in surplu s state lottery funds . Th<' maliN has been on the back bumer for a month after a dcbare ovN whether all the surplus should be given to schools now or $40 million put into a rainy da.v fund for futur!' school contingencies rouched off a bitter exchange. "We're worklng on it. Wp'll probably get it out in essentially the same form." Meshel sa1d without offering details. "1 think there'll be agreement on thE' ' • airplane crashed. sard Lorenzo Rogers of the Federal Av·ialion Adminis tra tion. Admissions - Carl Schultz .Jr .. RacinP; Murl Douglas. Pomeroy . Discharges - Francis Adkins. Betty Maynard. Jo hn Hoffman 1\elli<' Pric<•. · Orioles to Nippon BALTIMORE IAPI-It wlllbea longer than usual season for the Baltimore Orioles. wbether or not they make the American League playoffs. As soon as they finish their last game of the season, they wUJieavc on a tour of Japan. They wUI help celebrate the OO!h annlvl'rsaryof the Yomiuri Giants. comp!Pted RiffP has lK'<'n at odds O\'Pr 1tu• mPa surL' with Consumr'rs· Coun S!'I Williom Spratlr•)'. who rs lobb:.·ing to strengthm it. Riffe qu!'sllom'd " the propriety" of a po ll Sp rallry commissioned in which 5b percent of rhoSf' qu estioned sa id uli liti('s - <lnd not their customers - should pa~· thf' costs of 11('\\' construction. Also heading for a House floor vote is a bill aimed at of n('f'd law . That is thP s:vstPm in which hospitdls, nursing hornrs and othr•r h(•dl !h carT' f<Jcilitips Sf'('k s1<J 11' J.pprov;.~l fur major Pxpansion projl"C'ls or r'Ciuiprnl'nt purcha ses . Pa ssage of th(' bill would put the r<'vamped cost -containmmt s;·stem in pla ce .Ju\\ 1. That 's whr n a moratorium on nrw construction which has bcf>n in cffC'Ct for the la st six months expires. \A/f' do with it. " In addition to thoSC' m<'asurcs. House SJX•akC'r \'prnal G R iffe Jr .. D ·:-lew Boston, sa id rcprrSPnl a· tives would vote on J Srnate"passC'd biU rC'st rict ing utilities which want to pas~ along to customrrs the Saturday fire kills one, injures three injurt"d, one serious!):. as a result of a fire that destroyed two homes early Saturday morning in Mlddlepori . The body of 19-year-old Russell Nilz. who was identified by a family member. wa s found ln the remains at 9:30a .m . The fire srartf'd at :l: 52 a.m. The hody was taken to Rawlings Coats-Blower Funeral Home and will be taken later to Columbus for an autopsy. according to Meigs County Coroner Dr. R. R . Picken< corone r. Just messin' around the Classified Corral try1n to round up some Classified Bargains for you! enginrs was not operating when the Veterans Memorial cost of llC'W plant cons! r ue! ion befoff' lilf' facilit if's a rr sst r Pnt-,:rt hen ing 1hP Ohio F nv IronmPn 1a I P rot (\('f ion Agr·n c:-··s pG"-'CfS in rf'gulating: t hf' storagr and di sposa l of hazardous \\.:astr s. A Se-nate committ('(' gOC's back to work Monday nig ht - and a House panPI Ia 1rr in the w('('k - on a rompromiSC' bill str-r-ngthening lhf' sta te's C'f"rtificate bill wha tevf:r Dr. Pie kens said death wasd uP to smoke inha lation . ThE'fil'!' - of undetermined origin - started in a home occupied by Dorothy McOoud, 159 South Fourth Strff't and extf'ndf'<l to the home of Mary Stafford on P aim er Str!'f'l. In addition to the homes be1ng destroyed, a pickup truck and car wcrC' dPStroyC"d and another car were sa id 10 have been he<Jdt'<i loran 1\mf"rlcan Bar Assodation function in WilliamsburJ:. Va. A preliminary ins~ tion incti. call'<! that one of lhf' plane's two Coun rycau_>;f'd light dam;,getoa car drivf'n by a Florida man. Officials said Thomas C. Harris. 21. Coral Sag, dro,·e his car off the i<'fr side of the road. down an Pmbankmcnt and into a fif'ld. Harri s w as not injured and his car J'('{'(lived light damagp in thP 4:45 p.m. accident tile patrol sa id. --Page A-3-- Tax refund on Ohio legislative agenda Howdy Pardner! and thrir wives. 1l1e.v is not that great at RavenswOod ... Overall. the company sa id it will cut produclion by aoo ut 46,00'l tons a yrar, reducing Usovr•rall operations to abJut o1 percent of capacit y. A potlinc v.ill be closed al Mead. Wash .. and reductions are planned for the Tacoma. Wash .. plant aswell as thr RavenswOod works. Irelan said further potline shut downs mulct bf' imiXlsed if market cond itions do not improve. decreases Sunday 13 Sections , 84 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia In c Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis--Point Pleasant Sunday, June 24, 1984 conunent . commi1t~. Ohio weather: threat of rain tntint tmes ClASSIFIEDS Mf'anwhile, coronpr's lnvestiga tors werP try ing to posilively identify th!' v ictims. The plane crashed south of the aillJOr1 Sf'Veral minutes aftf'r takeoff. The victims were thought to be two lawyers. both members of the Ohio Bar Association rxC'C'utive Deaths ..... ,,_.,,, .. ,, __ , __ ,,, .... 8-8 Editorials ......................... !\-2 Sports ......... -............ ... ... (.' 1-6 Take-One ..................... lnser1 • CoopPr said thP Cessna 340 was given 61 gallons of jet fuel by the Mait:>r Aviation Service. 0Nn0r Tony Maier said he had no Patrol tickets Rutland resident A MPigs Counlv man Pscaped serious inju ry· whf'n hf' apparf'n ll~· lost contrul of his vPh icle in a run..'f' on Ohio 24~ Thursday afrernoon . R onald Swan . 22. 2.11 M ain St .. Rutland. was llY'atm and rf'if'ased at Vctf'rans Mf'monal Hospita l for ru ts. bruises and scrapE's follov.ri ng the o:IJ> p.m aCC idf'OI hospital official s sa id . Officials at tllc (;allia·Meigs post of the sta te highway patrol said Swan was westbJund on 241\whm he los t coni rul of hi sear in a cur...·e. Wl'nt off the left side of the road and ovf'rtunwd. causing hf'a\')' damagf' to hi s car Swan was cited by the patrol for DWI and driving without a license. An acc iden t on U.S. 3J in Meigs A Pomeroy woman is 'nuts' about collecting seashells-Featured on Page B-1 By KATIE CROW Tin tes-Sentlnel Staff MIDDLEPORT- A Middleport youth died and three others wei'!' Kaiser cuts production levels RAVE:-JSWOOD . W.Va rAPI Kaisc"r Aluminum & Chf'mical CO'lJ. has announcf'd plans to cut aluminum product ron at all it s U .S. plants. bu I no Iayol! sarr ant icipatf'd at the Ravenswood works. plant officials said today . Business ........ .. ........ -.... ··-· A-1 ~mrrrra ~r"'j,j ,.,,.. - SWIM WEAR W.Va Wrong fuel caused fatal airplane crash --Page E-1 "'· HH031 111 M1 -Sl21 FOR THE MEN AFTER 5 P.M. !\long lhe River ............ ... 8-1 -R POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · T~•· Inside: J<r3n~ .. ~nr . FOR THE LADIES 614-992-7626 Despite warnings to the contrary, James Kilpatrick says the sky is not falling-Page A-2 <>II ur "~" Midd leport, Ohio By: Jantzen & Castaway VillageView: Crown City ~nJ J Specialty Graphics CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING Showdown over Suttnyhill--Page A-3 l>o-Ju!O full ) .k"J:nni SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS FOR THE FINEST IN SWIMWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Area soap opera produced ATHENS. Ohio tAP ) - Athens Is making a bid at the "HollywOod of the Midwest" title. A new soap opera produced in the town began airing on local public access television Thursday night . enter the parade, call 949-W6 or 949-2520. All entries should be sent to Fourth of July Celebration, PD. Box 1.81 Racine, Ohio 45m. All entries are welcome. I How about you roundin' up a classified ad? For the Month of June, if you clip out this classified coupon you can get SO¢ off the cost of your ad. (Cash Ads Only) (Yard Sales Not Included) Classified Coupon I Want To Round Up A Classified Ad 50¢ Off (Caoh Adt Only) (Yard Sales Not ln(luded) damaged . Jeff Dars 1. Middleport Fir'E' ChiP!. reported that they havr Pstimatf'd damages 10 the McCloud homf' in the amounl of $25.fXl:l and thr Stafford homP at $XI.IXXl. with$1,500 est inna ted in dam agero 1he vehicles. EXAMINE'> PHCYI'OS- Meigs Coonty Coroner Dr. R.R. Pickens examines pictures taken at theslteofSaturday momlng'sfatal flre.111e body of !,_year-old Rru«ell Nitz, who was identified hy a family member, was fotmd In the remains at 9:30a.m. Dr. Pkkens said death wa.• due lo smoke Inhalation. Th('r€' u:as insuran('(l on th e Stafford hom e but none on thf' McCloud home. Darst said thcStalPFirPM arshall (C'o n1inuf'd on pagf' A.1l FATAL FIRE- An early morning fire killed onr per.•m and injured litre<' others - including two fin.•mc'fl - Saturday. TirP biazt' - of und<•lcnnitwd origin - started in a homr occupied hy Dorothy Mc<'lond , 159 South Fourth Street and e.xtmdt•d to the home of Mary Stafford on Palmer Street. Gallia litter control program starts Monday By JOHN FRIEDMAN Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS Eleginning Monday. Gallia County's roadsicies should bf'gin to look a little elean!'r. Gallla Is one of 36 Ohio counties included in th<' third annual Summer Youth' Litter Corps program to rid the state's roadsides of litter and prov ide employment for nea rly 500 young Ohioans. Dave Gloeckner. Galli a-M eigs JTPA director and county program coordinator, said the goal this year will be to cover all county roads. " We'f!> notllmited to any particular road." Gloeckner sa id. "bur wl' ''"to pay m ore atti'ntion 10 coun ty and township roads than we do state roads." Two years ago. Gloeckner said a similar program covered nearly 1.200miles in M 2igs County , remo,·ing between 12,1XXl and 14.1XXl bags of trash. "We evpn assisted on some illegal roadside dumps that wrre within the right -of-way," GloecknPr said. Overall, thE' program, in it s third year, has pickf'd up 91,1))1 bags of lill!'r from 15.243 miles of Ohio roadways and has providt'<lernployment for almost 1.1lXJ youths. Thi s year. officials said they hopP to covpr l2.tHI miles and rollrct 70.('01 bags of lilll'l'. ThC' c rews will work in g-roups of h-lO w il h a train('{! supcrYisor to watch ovrr 1hcm _1llC' youths havf' bf>rn scTt'f'JWd b~· 1hcir local job Sf'IY icr and arP hirPd through .HPA 1Job T raining Partnership Act L. Thrv v:ork .12 hours a wc'('k and arT' pDid minimum wagr C locc kner said when thp\· st<1 1·t picking up trash, lh•" work('rs should nnr bf' surprisr'd to find almost anvthing . "Rotll 0s and cans arr nor a problem anymore tx-cauSf' of 1heir ('('Gnomic \ ·aiur." (;JOf'CknC'I' sa id . " Howi.'Yf'r. thr:o· w ill finrt f'vrrythin g from the garbage Pf'OPIP arr too lazy 10 dispnsc of proprrJ~· to fa st f()(X) l'On tainC'r s." Offi cials sa.\· in Jddition to t>a rni n~ monC'y, the ~· ouths in thf' program learn su mp \·a Juu<.tbi P lessons. Thosp lessons inr ludr• firsth and knowlf'dg<• of the l.;.f'riousnrss of thr li11 Pr probl('m. the· ad\·anlages of r('('_\·cling and a n 3ppr('('iation of natural tl"sources. In addition to Gallia, ot hf'r southra~ t('m Ohio countie>s slated fo r rif'an -up in c ludf' Sciot o. Vinton, Wa shington and Hockmg . l\1ctropolitan areas in elud<'d in thP program arc Canton, Cincinnati, Cle,·ciand . Da)'lon. Spr ingfield. Tolmo and Youngstown . Tax writers agree on $50 billion package to trim federal deficit By The Associated Press WASHINGTON i APl - H ouse and Senate tax writers. working through the night and until nearly dawn Saturday. agreed on a nrarly $50 billion tax package that is parr of Congress' effort to make an election·year "down payment " on trinnming federal budget deficits. Agreement came at 5:17 a.m., capping three weeks of bargaining and a final marathon session of public and private talks that lasted nearly 21 hours as the conferees Ironed out more than ::Jll differences between tax measur!'S passed bY tile House and Senate. Among provisions of the com - promise bill: ' -The 3-percent excise tax on · local and long distance seiVice, due to expire after 1985, would be extmded through 1987. ·• ~The federal tax of 16 cents per on cigarettes drop, as lliC\I wm ICheduled under current law, to 8 'fE!Dtl after Sept. :Kl, 1!115. The House had passed a bill which would have r:ermitted it to drop only to l2cent s. but theconlerees rejected this. -The tax on liquor. which i.s$10.0() r:er proof gallon, will risE' to $12.0(), effect IV£' Sept. 301985. Theconff'rPf's rejected a House move to raise the tax to $14.25. Beer and "1ne would not be affected. However. thf' bulk of the provl · sions affect business and not individuals. The full House and Senate then must vote on whether to accept tpe conferees' agreement. The activity was part of the congressional effort to completE' work by the end or next week on a broad compromise package of tax Increases and spending reductions aimed at shrinking budget deficits, which are projected at about $liOO biillon over the next three years. Before reaching final agrEement on the tax blll, the conferees also agreed to llmlt the use of prlvate(lUJ'Jl09e Industrial development bJnds . Stares and cities issul' these for a varl et y of purposes - in addition to such public purposes as building schools and bridges in<'iuding financing of retail stores, sports facilities and the like. The compromise agreement gcn· l'rally would limit f'ach state to piivatt>-purpose bJnds of $1.50 per year per resident, or an annual limit of $:ffl mIll ion. whichever is grca ter. Action on the tax bill had been sta lled until Thursday night. when the negotiators approved more than $11 billion in companion federal spending sa vlngs, including a hikE' in premlums paid bY Medicare beneficiaries and a freeze of physicians· tees paid under Medicare. The panel also agreed to drop a Senate-backed provision which would have repealed a 1981 law allowing a person to avoid taxation on up to $750 per year in utllitles dividends that are reinvested in the ulllitles. - -~· ~ ~· ~e e .7·';,"~-~~ FLATBOAT ARRIVAL - Adventure Galley U, a repUca Dalboat of the early pioneer period In the Ohio Valley, made one of 'n stops along the Ohio River Friday at Landing near Racine, sparltlng a cooununlty celebration. Slory and additional phoWtl appear on 8-1 and B-2 of today's Tlmes-&ntlnel. �Comment lunbav 'limet- ientintl A~ A Division of ~m~ "q:J[5 R25 Third .4.ve., Gallipolis, Ohio (614) 446-~2 Ill Cuun St .. Pomeroy, Ohio (6U) 992-2156 ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher HOBART W1L.~ON JR. F xecu1 ive J::ditor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher -Controller -\ MEMBER or l'hl· A.'V!iOI:latt-tl P"""'.''· Inland Dally Pr~ i\.o;sodatlon and ttw Amertcan :"\lewspapt->r Puh(l,hcrs ~la&lon. LFITERS OF OPINION 8.N' wt>leoou"(l thf'y !d10uld tw laos than 300 wlll'tb long. AU to edlthll and mtL'it bto .<~igned with name, addres8 and U>lfllhonenumbt.ot- . No llll'liignt'd lt>tU>n will t)t> puhlb•hPd. Lt>rters shouJd bt> In Ji:Ood laHW, addrt~slng iss~. not personallllt'l'i. k>t~·rs art' .'>Uhjed Long, convoluted history of the MX . In the long and convol uted history of lh<' MX missil<', opponents often !lredicted Congress would \Ott> against the nuclear weapon, a forecast vyhich almost invariabl\ proved wrong. · Now. howl'v,N, even MX supponers say it is in trouble and tht>y agree and perspective • IS DOt The sky WASHINGTON - The tourists who swarm around the U.S. Supreme Coun, cameras in hand. "'ight have found some unusual images turning up last week in their snapshots. Two ghoslly characters, Chicken Little and Henny-Pt>nny, were running madly up and down those stately stpps. The sky wa s falling! Or so the papers said . Maybe it was the heat wave that set off the hysterical reaction to three coun decisions. A writer in the Post saw tilt> mattt>r of the Memphis firefighters as "the most imponant civil rights case ln JOycars." A New York case involvin g the Miranda Rule was perceived as "destroying forewr'' til<> c larity of that rule. A case from Iowa provoked a dlssen tt>r's lament at the coon's "zealous effons to emasculatp the exclusionary rule." Well, the sky is not falling. For all the clamor that aroSP from the liberal left. thcrr is much less here than meets thf' eye. Consider the Memphis caSf'. In 198J the city entered into a consent from the barricades or civil rights. decree under which · it agreed to Justice O'Connor wrote a concurpromote 13 black firemen, to ring opinion to explain her underprovide back pay for 81 others, and standing or White's opinion; she to adopt a long-term goal leading to a didn't see anything dramatic ei ther. quota for blacks approximating Justice Blackmun Ior a remarkably their proportion of the population of talented ghostwliterl wrote a dis~ Shelby County. In 1981 tht> city fell sent that was joined by Justiet>s upon · hard times. Some layoffs Brennan and Marshall. Surt:'ly if would have to be ordered. ThP U.S. White was proclaiming a civil rights District C.oun intervened with a " revolution, the dissenters would prcliminary injunction forbidding have bemoaned that development the laying off of any black. Three with wild cries of alarm. No such whites with greater seniority than weeping and wailing could be hl'ard. three blacks were laid off instead. In brief, tht> Memphis firefighters The caS<? was appealt>d to the caSt> has exceedingly limited appliSupreme Coun. cation lo situations involving prt:'li~ The coun sa id lht> District Coun minary injunctions, consent dewas wrong. Title VII of the Civil crees and seniority plan s. It does not Rights Act protects bona fide prohibit class actions. It does not seniority systems. Including those require that every individual claiwith a discrimin() tory irnpact on mant prove indiv idual discrimina minoritie~. tion. White's opinion is filled with OK. 111is is nice to know , but it is "anful ambiguity," in the words of hardly earthshaking. Nothing in Blackmon's ghost; White's opinion Justice Whitp's majority opinion is so wrctchedly writ ten that I. for impliPs ;~ grPa t. swPf"l'ping rPtreat onr, cannot make heads or Jails of it . The other two casE'S will have a n f&ft9't' ~.'II~ -11\t- w.vrw; ~'j"'iCI\ /IJEA:If'Wt"' ~-D bccom~ the centerpteee of Presidt>nt REagan's dt>fense buildup. A W('('k aJ:!O, Vtce PrPSidrnt Grorge Bu.sh rushed to the Senate and cast a late-night vote to break a ttr a nd kill. 49-48. a proposal to delay production of lhe MX in fiscal 1~&5 pending a study of prospects for thr smaller "Midg('tman" missilt>. "We werP luc k)• to swvivt> II," said Majority Lt>adl'r Howard Baker. · Last year. Congress approved the first 21 of a planned 100-MX force. Reagan sought 40 marc for 1985. · But the Democrat-controlled House cut the total to 15 and said they could only be built if the Soviets don't return by nex t April to tht> stalled nuclear arms com rol talks. The Republican~contro lled Senate. after rejecting tht> 198.'i dt>lay , voted for 21 missilrs next year. The differences will be worked out in a But the MX would 'x' just as \'Uincrehle if it' sstuek lntoMtnuteman silos, sav administration critic s. The '.1inutt>man s ilo option was onl)• the latest of a long string of basing plans - the Air Fort'<' studied more than :lO- and th<' inability to agree on onf> is duP chiefly to tC'Chnology. ModPrn targeting systems arc so accura ro . that anv stationary target can lx• dest rayed. Congwss approved the UJ billion weapon last year beea usc P.Pagan said · hP nff'ded it to win Sovil't concessions in anns control talk.~ . But the Sovit>ts walked out of those a bargaining chip. They point to the Sovit>t offer during the talks to permit the United States to have mort> than POl MX wf'apons undf'r a nf'w trraty, arguing that such a figure mpans thr Sov if'! S obviously arc worrird about the weapon_ MX supponers continue to push it as a weapon designf'd to strf'ngthen the U.S. hand ln arms con trol efforts. Rt>p. LPS Aspln, D-Wis., wants to takP Rmgan at his word. "lrt's give lum in the missile and sec what he can do," As pin has said "But let's tie it strong!_., to arms control. " Small business: a one-phone outfit BaSfld on a JT'('f'nl st;mdard S!'l b.\· thf' F'r'drral Commu nica ti ons Comm ission, it ilppt•ars thc11 a husinuss no longf'r qualifips as .'i_l!_la ll if it has rnor£> than onc- telf•phonr, savs .John SIO.J n. 1f the comer ph<umacy: or grocf'ry storf' has ju st tv.:o ~t10nvs. fur C'xamplf', th£' FCC standard puts thrm into thr sanlC' catrgory.: as multibiJiion-dollar r·orporations_ .As a result, hf' sa~·s. sma U businf'sscs ar1• : paying inordinate tl'lrphonc f('('s_ Small-business pcoplr sa_v it' s pm1 of thr same old store of gowmment dis;crimination agai nst sma llPr businf'SsP.s. a f'ondition against which thry 'v<' been fighting for at ll'ast a coupl<· of d!'cadrs. Onet> aga in. sa vs Sloan. prPs idPnt of thr :>!i(J.IXXJ~ mf'mber J';ational . FedPration of lndl'pcndent Busim•ss. Unci!' Sam has fa iled to distinguish : lx"fW(ll'll small husim •\i:-.f>~ and la1·g!'. Th(• n•su!l, hP sJ.vs. is official discrimination . He asks that you considPr this ~ itu ation: UndC'r the new FCC ratf' structurr. a bu!"inC'ss that US('S morr than onf' telephon<' line must pav the local telrphonP company a monthly "acet>ss charge" that. dl'pcnding on the state. ma _v be as much as$6 fo r each phon<'. As a gr•stult' to sma ll busiJlf'sSf's thf• commission f'X('mp!Pd one tl'lephon<'. But. says Sloan. the typical member of his federation uSPs thr<'f' to flvp lines. HP contends that only "minute'' companies use but one tdcphon<'. Th<' typic a I federation m<>mbt'r. Iherf'forP, must pay an access fcc on two to four tel<'phonr lines, whJch can amount to as much as $144 to $288 a year for. Sloan contC'nds, no improvement in service. Not a ll compani<'S art> typical, of course. A Ca lifornia personru.'l placement company. for example, told the !!'deration it has ti6 photJPS and that. unlike a billion-dollar company. it could be seriously damaged by tht> new fee. Sloan also points out that small bus ines.<;t>s makt> far fewe r Iong-dlstanct> calls than do hig businrssPs, and that thP effPCt of the access lee Is to push a rlispropolionate share or telephone costs onto independent business people. MorP than 2,500 federation members complained to Congress, and ~ members or CongrPSs complained to the fCC The FCC rPsponse to the congressmen was "cun." said Sloan. And the IPderatlon. he said, "hasn't heard a peep." Today in history Today Is Sunday, June 24, the 176tl1 day or 1984. Then' are 190days lt>rt in the year. Today's hlghllght ln history: On June 24, 194.'!, the Berlln Blockade began as Soviet forces halted all land traffic between the Isolated city and West Germany. On this date: In 1497, the first reconled discovery of lht> Nor1h Amt>rican mainland took place as explorer John Cabot sighted land . Page-A-2 June 24, 1984 r---- By The Associated Pres.• Outdoor working weather will be marginal to poor in Ohio through Sunday, with scattered s howers and possibly locally heavy rainfall. Spraying oppor1unities will be fpw through Sunday, but spraying wpa ther will be almost ideal on Monday and Thesday. However, some soils may lht>n be too soft for grouru:l equipment. Hay curing weather will be poor through Sunday. Drying weather will Improve on Monday and Tuesday, l)ut another period of unSPttled weather could push back into the state by mld ~week. Livestock transportation conditions should improve to near ideal Parlv next week. The extendt>d forecast for Monday through Wednesday calls for la ir skiPS and mild temperatures early in the period. Another round a t scattered showers will be building nonhward into the state by midweek . v,:as in this instance, the The nation's weather By The Assoclak'll Press WC're that some Iowa cops were \11canwhilf', LfMI volunt('Cf Sf' archers ~OM ~lt.Y 14AATP!Ate., WIT~ 1-4~ ~0 1<.1~~!$ had advanced to a point v.ithin two mtles of the spot The Supfi'mc Court held that tht> doctrine of "inl'vitahll' rliscovPry," ot hPtWiS<' known as thl' "indrpPndt•nt sour('(' Pxception." madC' thf' f'\'idPm'P admissable. The srardwr s wuulll haY!' found the body anyhow. TI1at narrow and scnsibl<' exception has bt>en in lht> law since 1~~J. If it "emasculates" the exclu sionary rule, th<' rule had it roming Not an erg of energr-_______:_J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n WASHfNCTON - In n series of columns las t vmr. I e.,posed the PxtravagancC' of thP U.S Synthetic F'uels Corp., which has squandt>rPd the taxpayers' money but has yPt to produce its first ('fg of cnPrgy from alternati\'P sou ref'~. Synfurls f'X('('utiv('s a qumum tw•cauS(' so many mrmtx~rs haYr' rcsignC'CI under firP. Scand als a nd hiekering hav·c led to thr dPpJrtuJ'C' of fiv<' of the hoard's mPmtx-rs, \Vhich means S('\'(' n S\'llful'is can't legally approvC' IIPn1a tP ful'i 1-JI'OjPc1 s. 't' Pt this is it s sole rrason for Pxisting . Though the pn•sidrnt'ssuggPstPd <:1 I rl'ported tn depressing drt ail how lack ~:_--d had searchm for a petroleum substitul<' at golf courses. sauna haths and rtightclubs around the world. ThP officials tndignantly denim m y chargPs that thp~· wPn' wasting the $1~ btl lion Congress has authorizt'CJ for I his gigantic boondoogll'. B ut no less than Prf'sidcnt RC'agan has nnw rompl~ inf'd a tout Svnfuf'ls · \\'L!StPful wn~·s . Hr has toldCongTPs~ he want.s tor·ut ahout $tllhlilion from the roqxH·J t ion\ IJuctgr t Thf' pn•s idPnt' s disf'nchantmPnt with SynfuPis L.., Wf'il'Omf'. if hda tf'(L For month s. thr• S\11ful'l' hoard has $Jtl billin cut wou ld rffcctivclv put S~' nfucl s out of it s miser\. it is far from rrrt;un lh<ll CongTPss \l..:ould approw the m e rcv killtng. 1-'or the roqxmJ.t ion · s rust ext~· of a $] :1 billion (:X)J'I\ b<JITf'i hilS \VOn it SOmP inflU<'nllal lr ic nds. hoth Repuhli ,.., n_,;Jnrl IX•mOC'rat.s on Cap itol Hill. ,\n outra~mus example of Syn fuf'l · ~ OjX'J'J 1ions is 1h(' prO[XJSf'd "Scruhgra.ss" .sy nthf'1il' fuPl projPr1 !"l('dl' Pithburgh . This ha~ thC' ;_ HdL'nl support of Rep. Wi lliam Clingc•r, ft -Pa . 111 whoS<' di strict it wou ld be buill. !-\·en though the S<'rubgrass rcquPsl for $.500 million has been rejected four times. two synfuel oflicial s flew to Pittsburgh to meet with the project' s sponsors to help them fill out the forms for one last ill tempted raid on the Trmsury . M~1 assoc iatC'S .John Dillon a nd Cork)' .Johnson have checked into thC' Sctubgrass proj('('t and uncovt•red informal ion that casts srrious doubts on the lcgitimac>· of its cla ims to public funds. For example: - The prPs idenl has nn•ntly insbted thot SynfuPls projL~·ts produce fuel that "ill be priced rom(X'IitivPiy with oil. Scrubg1·ass sponsors ~ay t hP.v ha\·c no idea what t hf' fuf'l the>· hope to p roducf' will cost. - The din•ctors of the c hief sponsor. AC Vallc_v Corp. . havf' vir1ually no PXrx.'fif'nC(' in s~nth f'tic fupJ ~. Thp~· includf' a waitrPSs. a minis tC'r and a schooltcachPr. - fl<>hind the facade of a locally ownrfi comp.1m· with lew tangible asse-ts is a Grrman namr: Krupp, T1tund<'rstorms belted the nation's storm-weary midsection Sa turday with heavy rain, hall and tornadoPS as Swollen strt:'amS rose over their banks ln Iowa and high winds whipped through central Illinois. Tornadoes touched down overnight near st>Veral central Iowa towns, but no injuries were reported. Other twisters were reponed near Torrington. Wyo., and Corsica. S.D. 1n Hoopeston in central Illinois, winds up to 70 mph damaged several homes and downt>d trees. No injuries wC'rc repont>d. CAPE CA'JAVERA.L, Fla. (API - With the traditional "call to ~t ~ttion s ," thl• countdown began Satuttlay for Monday's launch of ,\mL·rica's ncwf's1 shut11P, Discov~'1}. KhomC'inL · A\ Valley officials have rla imf'd 1hf'~· hm·r financial com mitmPnt s from rv.·o laOOr union IX'nston !lJnds. Rut the most they ha\'P to show Jrf' lrttC' rs from on(' union that said S<'rubgrass "could be an <'xamplc of thP kind of in vf's tmC"nt which )X'n~iun fund trust('(·~ might C'Onsidf'r IT'\' iPwing .' · on it:; mJidf>n spaCE' voy<::~ge witll a c rL>w of six. The count s tarted on time at 3a.m. EDT whPn tf's t conductor Frank Merlino summoned more than 50 mgin<'<'~' and technicians to tht>lr siLl lions in the control centC'r three milt~ frorn launch pad 39A when~ thp spa CL' plane is poised for fiight. Lollt'ry winniug numhers: 123,9912 c•_EI' E LAND \vinning The Sunday Times-Sentinel . By the time Ohio ot!lclals arnved In Mlchlgan last week seeking a three-year job reprieve for the coal miners ot Sunnyhlll, they had done everything but load the dice. "! felt we were well prepared," said Ohio EPA Director Roben Maynanl, who accompanied the OhiodelegationtotheMondaynlght meeting of the Michigan Air Pollution Control Conunlsslon. "I felt secure that the commission was not golngtooverlookthehuman implications or their decision," Maynanlsald. "Butldldn'ttl1lnkwe had if sewed up." The corrunlsslon voted 54 to approve a three-year extensiOn for the Jackson. Mich .-based Consum t>r s Powpr Co. on meellng Michigan's standards for sulfur dioxide emissions. The action, in effect. saved the jobs of 5~ workers at the Sunny hill coal mine near New Lexington, Ohio, which provides~ percent of felt the stgnals we were gettlngwere ot11ctals In New lnlngton ln May - •: and June ID plan strategy, which positive." The commission's decision Included an emotional appeal to the marked the first time It had granted And the reaction of the Ohio corrunlsslon. ottlclals and Perry County residentS a second extension for a coal· Two hours before the meeting, the who had work so long on the project?. burning source. Consumers Power Ohio delegation met at the Hope received a five-year extensiOn ln "It was almost just like a hu~; Collegt- student center ln Holland, collective sigh," Bt>rger said. 19'19 but was denied a simllar Mich., to rehearse presentations. extension last November by a vote Howt>Ver, Wisehmeyl'r said the "I felt fairly optimistic," Berger Ohioans apparently didn't want to of H. "We attemptt>d to assess what recallt>d going into the mff'ting. "1 cheer in the chapel. happened the first time, why the . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . ; . valiance was not granted," Maynard said. "The strategy was to attempt to understand the problems thP cormnlsslon had with the variance the time beforc and basically to correct them." Maynard said tht> wllllngnPSs by Ohlo officials to admit then' were problems 11-ith the sulfur content of the state's coal and a promise nollo return for another extension were factors in the commission's decision. Mavnard also said the commission a'ppeared to be sensitive to the "human wreckage" that can accompany abrupt change. itsproductiontoConsumersPower. The vote came after nearly six hours of testimony and a wellorchestrated emotional appeal DavidBerger,deputydlrectorfor the Development Department's division or energy, said 24 percent of the Perry County workforce Is in the :~~en~s~ut County S':~~=hmeyer,spokesman Maynardsaidhehadworkedwith the office or Gov. Richard Celeslt> for Consumers Power, said the utllltv wouldn't have received the and tht> state Development Department and had made rontact with the office of Michigan Gov. .James ex!L'nslon If not for tht> Ohioans' effons. Wischmeyer said one corrunis- Blanchard. In addition, Maynard said he had- personally contacted some or the commission mt>mbers to Iav out Ohio's concerns. celeste press secretary Paul Costello said the governor spoke to Blanchard a couple of times. Rep. sian member had said hP had little sympathy for Consumers Power or the state of Ohio but that he had to consider the impact on Pt>rry County. "They who voted forlt expressed the sam!' view," Wischmeyer said. Clarenet> Miller. ROhio, whose congressionaldistrictlncludesSun- "I tl1lnk really the vote was a compassionatevotefurthepeopleof New Lexington. We just didn't have that strong a case lo present." Bt>rgt>r said state officials met \.\ilh Perry County rPSidents and The 1AP 1 _ number drawn Friday :G Perry .e Ftr Early countdown activities inc luded tumlng on the shuNle's electrical power to verify that various systems arf' working and loading the ship's fiv e general purpose computt>rs ~<ith the Information nel'<led to guide it through seven days in orbit. !..i ftoff oft he 12th shuttle journey is set for 8:43a.m. Monday . The six-person crew for the mission spent th(' morning reviewing their flight plan. Also, commander Henry Hartsfield and pilot Michael Coats practiced landings on a 3-rnile-long runway here in a Gulfstrcam jet outfittt>d to handle like the shuttle. FOR sALE HOUSE AND LOT LOCATED AT }QJ8 2NQ AVENUE GA lll POllS QHI Q 45631 0pEN H0usE 1 fOR VIEWING June 24' 28 and JuIy 1 15 pM • F~i!!:r!:~t~r;;i~~rt GA~~tu~~~E~TY Fire man Craig Darst, Pomeroy Fireman Steve Hartenbach and Pat EMERGENCY SQUAD NOW OFFERING McCloud. occupant. who haddam agE' to his respiratory system and was taken to Columbus by Life FREE F'~,h~~meatlhetimt>ofthefireat :~~~~~?M~~~~~~~ the McCloud home wert> Larry CI d s Cundiff, Pat theMe ou , Mrs. am McCloud and dcccased. 24 HOUR SERVICE SATURDAY & SUND AY Darst was statt>d 32 at liremt>n Stafford alsothat home the time. working 10 piecPS of equipmt>nt were at the scene, 16 from M iddlepon and 16 from Pomeroy. u· nt ght in the Ohio Lottery's daily ·T he r-..· umlx>r." was 123. 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A BONUS* GIFT GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS ning nun1hf>r w.1s ~12. ~· l :~\ ITi from \\'Jgl'ring on its daily • ~~=-=4~4~6~-~8~3~2~2~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:; r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;:l ' • SEAL ED BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL 7/5/84 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. hasbt>encalled.HesaidthP!irPwas tully involved when the Middlepon g. 11T1f', ,,f Page~3 nyhill, was vecy actively Involved. ••• tContlnued from page All Shuttle countdown begins GC'rman~··s munitions makC'r from Bismarck to Hitler. Krupp-GKT, which will provide the gasification technology for Scrubgrass , is a whollv owned subs idiary of Friedrich Krupp CmbH. which is 25 percent owned by Iran. So Amt>rica n taxpayer s would be indircctly su bsidi z ing thP Avatollah By JAMES HANNAH A"""'e"'dl'reaWrlter Ohio agricultural advisory Mtranda nict>ties may be temporarily shelved. Suppose lht> poliet> had bt>en deallngnot with a gun, but with a bomb. lt isshff'r lunacy to suggt>St that everything must halt, wnile a bomb ti cks on. so that a terrorist may summon his la\\.ryer . The case s tyled as Nix v. William3 madC' no new law in thematt e rorthe cxcluslnarv rule. HerP lht> facts .._, "'-- W. Va. mnl .--nt, Weather:----- Ohio was prepared for Sunnyhill battle::: By The Assoclaled Press The threat of scattered showers and thunderstorms was faclng Ohio Saturday and Satunlay night, with the threat decreasing by Sunday aftt>moon. High temperatures were rising into the 80s Saturday, with humidity also on tht> rise. The Ihreat of rain will be ending in wt>Stern Ohio Sunday morning and in the east by mid-afternoon. Maximum tf>mperatures Sunday will be Ill to 85 and the humidity w!ll be decrPasing during the afternoon and evenlng hours. Rainfall in the last 24 hours was generally a trace or nothing, but in ZanPSville around a third or an inch l'.laS recorded between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m . t>Ven slighter impact on existing law. The Miranda case arose In Queens, 1\.Y., in 198J, when a woman approached a poliet> officer crying that she had been raped by a man with a gun. She described her assailant, and said he had fled into a nearby supermarket. The officer ran to the store, saw the suspect, grappled with him, handcuffed him and discovered an empty shoulder holster. "Where's the gun?" demanded the offiet>r. "It's over there." said the man, pointing to a spot bt>hind some cartons or detergent. Tht> offict>r rct lit>Ved the loaded .38 pisto l and put the suspect undt>r arrest. Not until then did he rt:'ad him his '.1iranda right to remain silent. Thecoun split 5-4 in ruling that the su spect's statement and the pistol wpre adm issable evidence. When the public safety may be in danger, as it ""-· ....__u:..ule rvmero,...... •....., port-Gall ipol'JS, Ohio Threat of slwwers decreases driving a suspected murdC'rer from Davenport to Des Moines. He was charged w tth slaying a 10-year-old girL A lawyers' agreement had bt>en made that the police would not int<'rrogate Williams during the trip, but om' of the offiet>rs led the conv<'rsation to a polnl at which a wmorscful killer told them where the c hild 's body could be found. House-Senatf' cunfPrl'nl'P committefl. Soviet first strikr June 24, 1984 falling _____J_am_es J. Kilpatrick that CongresS fiiay PVl'ntua lly tum thumbs down on a wealX'n which has Reagan proposes putting the MX, which hP has dubbed "Peacekwper." Into 100 Minuteman silos ncar ChL•yL•nnP, Wyo. The 10-warhead weapon would replace some of thP 1,OOJ Minuteman mtssiles, which have formed the hean of tht> land·bas!'d leg of tht> U.S. nuclt>ar tnad for two dt>eades. If thr MX is turnm down, 11 would be his toric . Congress is reluctant to rP!usc a weapons systPm wanted by th<' White House, Reagan'sonly defeat was his requPst for ner.;e gas. and it never s hot down a nuclear system s ince the a tomic age began four decades ago. Co n~·Tess votPd against the MX once. In December 1982. the House rl'jected money for the weapon becauSP thP ehamber was unhappy 11-ith Jhe "dense pack" basing plan, but that decision was later rt:'versed. · The biggest problem with the weapon is its baslng mode. Tht> Pentagon 's ays it's ne<>ded because the Minuteman is theoretically vulnerable to a nw, Sunday Times-Sentinel NOW IN PROGRESS Save from JX-rccnt. or Sill,tili2 A winning $1 str:<ight ticket earnm. $.1,70R A "· 'ru1mg $1 boxm tickct mrned $.11.l. The Numllf'r : Unl'-tw~ th rf'f' 20°/o to 50°/o 300 Second Ave. Gallipolis,Oh. In the Lafayette Mall All spaced out _________...:..:_A~rt~B~uc~hU~I(J~ld Thr successful trsl of an an t1 ballistic mi ssile agai ns t a dumml' onf' in spacP cou ld not com<' at a lx>ttf'r limP for PrPsid<•n1 Rragan·~ campa ign to gf't marC' fund s for his "Star Wars" program. It a lso v indicated th<' lifPtimc work of Prof. Crindlc CrindiC'v.:ald. who was thf' firs t to put forn·ard thl' theory that anyth ing man could put into space he muld also shoot down . Ridiculm in th<' scientific com munity for yc•ars, Grlnd lewald may no go down in ilisturv as thPiatherof World War III. I found the old ma n a t humP in Falls Churc h. Va H e took mP into his garagC' ;~nd showed me skf'IChl's da ting back to 1962 covered with mathcmattcal ca lcul a tions . an d thf'n told me his story . "After the Sovil'ts la unched Spu tnik, l'V<'ryone in Aml'rica panicked except mL•. I wmt to SC<' Kt>nnedy's people in thl' White House and said, "There is only one answer to Sputnik. We have to launch a crash program t s hoot it down." Tht>y told me the president had a bettPr idea. America would develop satellites of its own, and compete peacefully with the Soviets in spaet>. Space, Kennedy Insisted. must not be used as a launching pad lor war. "So he created NASA and SPnl manned and urunanned satellites Into the sky, without ·g iving any thought to their military value. Every time I saw one go up I got s ick. "Pretty soon therewerehundreds of satellites swooping around tht> sky. It made me ru rio us. While other spaC<~ scirntists Wf'rC' \\' OrkinJ:;: to gC't mon• nl them into space, I dccidl'CJ to df'\'Otf' m~· lifr to ~ hooting them down " "You wrre v.:ay ahf'ad of your 11mf' ." r;rind l~wald satd, "First I went to J';ASA a nd asked them if they wou ld "HP nalurall_v agreed . and now tha nk.s to that mn•tin g the U.S. and U.S.S.R. a rr on a collision coursr in space." "Weren't vou afraid of being arrcstN:I for cxcfianging s('('rf'ts with thP~wict s?" ''What SPfTC'L"-? S.:ltc llit£'s arf' fi naner my rl'Sf'arch. J\o onf' wou ld li st('n to ml' . Ttwy said the spacC' program 1A' <JS man's last chanc(' to si tting ducks. All you have to do is aim Ll lasrr beam at onr anfl it g(){'s tmp row th~ qualitv of lifP on earth and to unltX'k thP Sf'CTf'ts of the "You gave the space program a uni\T'rsf'. · 'Thrn I WI •nt to O:m grPss \Nith rn.v dreams. I as km them to Jet meshhot do\VTl om' communications satellite POOF~" 5" Magnavox B:W Tetev1sKm Apple tie Computer System wholf' nC'w If' a sf' on lifP." I said. Grindcwald sa td modi'Stly, "I doubtm we could do it . Once I pruved the Sovil'ts W<'re up to their Par s in sparC'wu r1arcrPsC'arch I had n ~vcr Prl'sidf'nl RPagan 's f'Cl r . ·' · J~ , !' . . _ ·_' l \\'hat did h<' say whm you showed )- him .vour anti-salf'llitr \Vrapons plan"" Hf' just ~;.mi !Pd ;md sa id. This is onr .small slf'p r·or man and on£> giant StC'p for mankind~ '" Berry's World t:·;..lc, " ~. 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A I bam , \\'CIS IH'J [i_ '{j J nd l"(' (t>; t SPd a t \'C' tf'r;J n ~ !\ 1P!l!OI ial Hospital follu'' mg thf' .l l ~ p.m . JrddC'nl. ho~ pi t a l uff icidls s.J id Tlw (;dllia .\lcigs post of t he sta tl' h.! g h\\ · a~· patrol said At· lkt•r colli dt'Cl the road. struck an embankment, wPnt back across the road and slid backwards into a ditch. Harris ' Vf'hJ r lf' rf'C'f'ived moderatC' da m age in the 10:50 p.m . accident. An accidmt st ill under im·l'stiga · tion cauSI'd heavy damage to rwo \'<'hlcl<"i rriday night. The pa trol said a van dr iven b;· '-'wcttr L. Sc hu ler. 29. Middlepor t. 11·as eastbound on T ownshipRoad 41 when a car dr iv en by Georg<' Adkins, 39, Middleport , was al· Jegedly left of center . striking Sc huler head-on and r eportedly leav ing th<' scene. A ca r drivt>n by Bonnie L. Guard. 28, R t. 4. Gallipolis. was westbound on U .S. 35. whm a veh icle pulled onto the roa dwa y in front of her , kicking up a r ock striking Guard 's w ind· shield. causing light damage. Ca rl Sc hultz Jr. . Admissions r~ac i n(': ~:lu r l Douglas . Po m C' r u~· . D1scharg0 - F r anci s Adkins, []{'ttv \1a \llard. John Hoffman. ~P l l i r Pr ir f'. .\ dmi ssions - HC>r bcrt Di.xon. Wt Reserve The Right To Limit Pritts PRE-SLICED· CHUCK Potential Home Owners: Are You Tired of Renting? $ Would You Like to Own Your Own Home? If Your Income Is Between $6,850 & $15,000 A Year BACON • POUND POUND $ 39 AS LITTLE AS s118 MONTHLY TENDER & JUICY CENTER CUT CALL NOW CUBE STEAK PORK CHOPS PnmPro\·: & •rtha Diehl. Pome roy: Earl S\T; W USf' . Disc tl~tr gPs - :\nn.1 Qui\' f'~· . POUND$ Pt'arli nt' [ . r•r·. HOLZER CLINIC LTD. URGENT CARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should telephone 4465287 for a time to be seen. $ 241 THIRD AVE. FRESH MACARONI SALAD LB. COLE SLAW POTATO SALAD LB. Per Month 1 Year To Pay. No Interest LB. SUPERIOR BOILED HAM LB. CHEESE LB. SHOULDER $}4 9 ~OJ~: ENDLB. $}29 CHOPS PORK HOLLYWOOO STEAK SPARE RIBS LB. LB. SUPERIOR SUPERIOR FRANKIES CHUNK BOLOGNA 12 OZ. PKG. LB. 89¢ Per Month ** :*,. *,.,. $}49 Plus Deposit ~~~;:~·~·;·~·~************************* I SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS 5 31 1 Year To Pay No Interest 1 Year to Pay No Interest 12 oz. CANS ..** KRAFT BARBECUE SAUCE • sam e position with A m erican Elect · r ic Power 's r iver tra nsportation division at Lakin. W.Va. Deem s succeeds Keith M. Da · r li ng, who was rec<•ntly named manager of labor relations wilh AEP 's fuel supply di v ision at Lancaster. A native of P arkersburg, W.Va. , BAG It- EA. 19¢ LB. ,\ M uiHm f'd ia Nl' w!>ip a ppr P ublished f •a r h Sun d a\' . R2:1 T h 1rd A ~· rnuf' . hv rtH' Ohi o \ ·<.l l lr \ Puhl1 :-.h in)l Co m pit ny Mul ti mP dia . Inc Sf' r o nd cla s:-. po~ ra g f• p ail.l a! C alli po l i !-o . 4 ~.11 En tf'r f'J a .~ sf'r ond da s~ m ai lin g m a tt f' r at Pom f' r O\. Ohi o. 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V-8 eng ., auto. trans ., a ir cond., tilt wheel, cruise, AM -FM ca ssette sferl'O , rear defo gger , white lener radial tires & factory f-tops. '7,200 00 1984 STARLITE, 14x70 1984 PARK AVENUE, 14x70 Total electrt c, 2 bdr , 2 bath s, 2x6 exterior wall s, tsland kttchen, Total electric , 2 bd r . 2x6 exterior wall s, furntshed. furnished . Reg. 121,595 Reg. 118 ,995 NOW NOW $1 7, 99 5 $19,995 GAL. 24 oz. 1983 HAPPY HOUSE, 14x56 1984 VENTURE, 14x60 : COTTAGE $}39 CHEESE 49 Ol.$}99 * AJAX LAUNDRY Total electric, 2 bdr.. 2x6 extenor wall s, furnished . Total eiectrt c. *... JERGENS LOTION :... MILD BATH ... It- SOAP SIZE Total electri c. 2 bath s, 2x6 exterior wall s, furnished. 4/$1 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE CABBAGE 1977 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX-SJ l 'S f' 3'?5-HOO 50 CT . ! VALLEY BELL *,.*,. $}&9 ,. ~tK • HOMEGROWN - leather seats, V-8. auto. overdrive trans .• tilt wheeL cru ise, climate control, AM-FM casseHe stereo , power windows, power seats , power door locks, power antenna, trunk release, keyless entry system , rear defogger, plus a whole lot morel Extra Sharp ! 7 OZ. : DETERGENT $289 _._.,... _ Mich i ga 11. 4Rni'"J . THE 1985's ARE ARIVING. WE MUST __.MAKE ROOM ON OUR ,...-LOT. WE ARE OFFERING / SPECIAL SAVINGS ON ALL OUR LOT MODELS. BAG -More Arrivals- MC' mtwr : T hf' Assod a tf' d P rf':-. s In · l and Dai l v Prr~~ 1\ssoctali on ;Jnd th t' AmiC'riC<i n r"' t>WSIJ<IPI'r Publi ~ h rr<; AS· soc!at l on . !\'a rional AdVf' r li ,. in,g R f' · pr{'Sf'nl nth'<' . Branh a m. l i l i W f'~., Nl nf' Mll f' R oa d , SuitP .!0-l . D(•tro 11. Asst. 70 z Motor Car Brokers r-;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;::::;;::::;;l 69¢ i i 18 OZ. 10 LB. ,.*• LAY'S POTATO : VALLEY BELL ASST. FLAVORS 79¢ INTEREST LANCASTER Jerry W. Deem s. who has been per sonnel manager of Cedar Coa l Co. for the past five years. w lll now hold the Summertime 25 OZ. ** *,.,.... PARKAY. LB. ... Margartne *****************'~~r*'*'**'~~'*''*"*'**'~~•*• Cantaloupes NO Audiotone QT TOWELS CHARCOAL Per Month ,.,. HAMBURGER :,. CHIPS ,.,.* KRAFT ,.,.,. SALAD MUSTARD ,.,. FOAM ,.,. CUPS :* GALA SHASTA ASSORTED FLAVORS AUNT JANE :It-* CHIPS •,.,. SOLO SOFT DRINKS $ ing Stewart w ith an Oldsm obile rin>rl?a at the end of June at Jim M ink Chf'v rolet ·Old smobile in Ga llipolis. This is all you wear! The Rose Enterplis<'s. Canfipld ; Ro· bert a Kol a. Y & 0 Coal Co .. St. Cla irsvi lle: T homas M ackall, East Pair1if'l d Coal lo .. ~ orlh Uma : Grorg(' M OITi ~on , Crown Cit\· Mining Co .. Crown Cit Y: Will iam !'< icholson. Ohio r :cti son Co .. To· ronto: WUl i<Jm O'Connell. Central Ohio Coal Cu.. CurniJ<.'r land: VIi C' had P us k<.~ric t1. Cr<J vat Coal Co . Cadiz; Willia m L S~i k< · r . H 0.. Jo' Coo l Co., Cadi;: a nd Hov. ard Williams. Pr<~bocl v Coa l Co .. Coshocton Deems joined the AEP system in July 1975 as a personnel assistan t for AE P ServiceCorp. at Al bany . In 1976, Deem s was promoted to personnel supervi<;Or at AEP's Southern A ppalachl a Coal Co. in J ulian. W .Va .. and in F ebruary 1m . he was nam ed per sonnel m anager at Ceda r Coal, another AEP mi ning subsidiary . ***************~~•*********** KINGSFORD $3 5 CORN DOGS ment of Judith Stewart of Oak Hill as a sa les director for M ary Kay Cosm etics has been announced bv the Dallas, T exas -based liPid rna;. keting organization . Stew an was named director after following a t hree-month qualification period in which she ck>veloped a personal unit of b<'auty consultant s and exceeded specific com pany salt'S goa ls. She first joined M ary Kay CosmPiics as a beau ty co n sult a n t ~ October 1~1 . ThPorganiza tion now contains 4.1 00 sa lt's director s and m ore than 191i.OO'l independent beauty consultanrs. Mary Kay Cosm f'tics is present - Schlappl, pi't'sldent and chairman of the board of American Industries and Resou rces Cofll. and chairman of the board of Ohio Coal and Construct ion Corp., Wint <'r sv ille. Board memb<'rs rwl<~· ted in· elude Thom as & lviUP, & lvi llc Mlning Co. , Wh('('lf'r sburg; , bm<' ~ Bro"-'11 , Star M ini ng Co .. .Junction City; Chris Chmgelis. Industrial Mming Co .. l.i sbon : LeX' Conway, &nnoc Inc .. Morr istown : Philip H . Eberhart . Etx>rhart Coal Co . East Sparta; Warren Keirn. KPffler & Judith Stewart ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ GALLIPOLIS - Dr . M ark G. Christopher, a specialist in internal m edicine and gastroenter ology , will join th<' medical staff of Holzer Clinic U d. July 2, sa id Robert E . Daniel. clinic administ ra tor. Chris topher's ar riva l will allow t he c lin ic to int rodu('(' a n{'\\1 gastroen terot~ · S('rviCC' to trea t di_gpst ivf' syste m disorders. A native of Mad r as. India, Christopher rc oceivcd his medical degree from the C niver sity of Madras and complctro his int<'rn · ship at Governm<'nt G<'n{'r al Hospt · ta l in M adras. H<' conductro h1s res idency from July 1979 to .June 1982 at St. M ary' s Hospital, Roc hester. N Y.. and subseq uently completed a two-ymr fellowship in ga st t'!lf'nterology· at the hosp it al. Christopher and his w ife, Vas. havf' movf'd into thr a r0a a nd a re r'f'Siding at Spring \'a lley Estates in Galli polis. LONGHORN No Down Payment - No Interest 1 YEAR TO PAY s1goo • FRESH MON. & FRI. 9 TO 8 - TUES.-WED .-THUR.-SAT. 9 TO 5 1 Year to Pay. No Interest GALLIPOLIS Thom as R ros ter has I:Je<>n prom oted to assistant vice presidmt , fleet managem ent of Fruit Grower s Express Co., Alexandria. Va . A Gallla County native, he is the son of M r. and M rs. Phllip ros ter of Ever gn'{'n and is a graduatf' of Miami University . Foster joined F GE in .June 1983 and will now be responsible for the over all direct ion of r GE's neet of r ail freigh t ca r s. in add ':ion to expanded respore;ibilties in U .S. m arketing. r ruit Grower s Expr = is a m anufac turer and supplier of r ail freight cars and ca booses and is a FRESH 8- 16 oz. BOTTLES 'All complete waterbed systems in this ad include bed, full wave mattress, thermostatically controlled heater, stand-up liner, deck, pedestal. patch kit. full kit and water conditioner. Delivered and set up. Dr. l\lark Chrlslopher Thomas R . Fosrer m ember of CSX Corp. PEPSI REG. OR DIET PEPSI FREE MT. DEW GALLIPOLIS $2~~~~onth POUND • URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 5 P.M.-9 P.M. SATURDAY-SUNDAY 1 P.M.-9 P.M. HOLIDAYS 1 P.M.-9 P.M. WAYSIDE FURNITURE ffiLUMBUS - George Nicolo· zakes was reelected chalnnanofthe board ot directors oftheOhloMlnlng and Reclamation Association at Its recent annual mreting at th<' Sheraton Columbus P laza. Nlcolozakes is president of M a· rietta Coal Co., St. Clairsville. Other officers reelected wer <' include Stephen G . Young, vic<' president for governmental affairs, Consolidation Coal Co .. who w as elected vice chairman; Phil Bowman. vice presldf'nt of Water loo Coa l Co .. Oak Hill. who was named secl't'tary; and Richard James Jr.. Jam es B rothers Coa l Co .. Magnolia. w ho was elected treasurer. Neal S. T ostenson is president of the 9(}.m em ber coal opera tor s association. Newly -f'lf'Cted m ember of thP board of directors is Orl ando Prices Good thru J ~ne 30. 1984 C harl ps~kC lnud. ~1 idd l<'por t : l-'ick pns. file CLOSED S_UNDAYS GROUND The Sunda y Times-Sentinel- Page- A-S Mining association elects officers Fri.-Sat.9 am til 10 pm \\'!l hararctri\ "t•n b~- S~· J\· iaS.Susan . f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;BBalilaiiiiiiii!iii!iiijp~ Verer::ms Memoria l Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipoli5, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thur.. 9 am· til 10 ~'' .' t!. R.t ! . ..\ltxm~· . H·hrn Susan \ .tllc-gPdl_ \ pullPCI ont o ti~l'2 fr om J p riYa tP dr i\'!' Sus.cm H ·J :-.. Cltf'd for faliurc• 10 ~-i (• l d lrnm <l pn\·,ttC'd n \-t' .md Ar lkC'n\·as f' llrrl fnr no \ ', t lid n•g1st ra tion thf' pa I I\ )j :-;.._1 irl RLH::rr S. H .u n ~. :..1.:.. R io Gra ndf'. WJ ~ d tf'd IJ_\" tht' IJ<~ Irnl for D\\1 and failur(' ro Ct.mtrol toUm\'i ng an :H·cick' nt F n dav night on Gallia ( ·ou nr ~ Ro..1dD 1lw parmi ._,lJd Hd tTb wa s ~~·t 'stbou n d wht' ll hl' lost cont rol of hi s , -dlil'll '. \\('nl u f f tht ' ri ~-: h t sidt' Of . June 24, 1984 NOW $12,995 1984 VENTURE, 14x70 Reg. 117.995 NOW $16,995 3 bdr., 2x 6 exterior Reg. 114,995 NOW *EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS* HEAD JULY 31st WILL INCLUDE walls, furnt shed. $13,995 ALL PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY, BLOCKED AND LEVELED ON YOUR LOT ANY LATE MODEL MOBILE HOME SOLD FROM NOW THROUGH LETTUCE 59¢ Reg. 113,995 FREE VINYL SKIRTING AVERAGE HEIGHT: 28" - 30 " Johnson's Mobile Homes, Inc. 211 0 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Light tan , short bed , 6 cyt. eng ., l speed with overdrive, AM-FM 8 track, sliding rear window , carpeting, rear step bumper , radial tires and only 27 ,000 ~this local one owner trade-in . '5,900 00 STOP IN AND SEE: Merrill, Jay and Alan Evans pen Monday thru Friday 8 a.m.-8 p.m . Saturday 8 a.m.-3 p.m. �A-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel !'loge Poutetoy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio l'loint Pleasant, W~ Va. June 24, 1984 NEW HOMES AVAILABLE SOON IN BEAUTIFUL NEW **"*****" ******** 18-HOME GENERAL HARTINGER SUBDIVISION *************************** .• • ,.,.,,. u l "':' J ~ '1 ~~ A LOCATED ACROSS FROM THE SWIMMING POOL ON GEN. HARTINGER PKY. NEAR SCHOOLS AND SHOPPING AREA. { - - l,-----, ~\ u @ ' ( {~-- "-, ****************** All New }(· ****************** : I NEW Sl DEWALKS I ********* t~ §. NEW STREETS . ********* "> (i_ COMPLETELY LANDSCAPED ~ ~ ********** All Homes Include Single Car Garage *********** ~"-'- r- . r:: !)_ _m · ~ ~ '3 "~~ ~~ I• Ion theri er "Mimts- ~tntiml SectionJg) Sunda v June 24, I 984 Village residents turn out to welcome flatboat replica By SCO'IT WOLFE Times-8cntlnel Staff RACINE Th e Advcn turr Galley II Oalboat, making its twelft h slop of a S<:hedull'd 72 stopover vis it s, was given a warm welcome by the Racine and SyracuS!' communiles as il docked al Roush Landing ll('ar Racine Friday night. Arriving on schedule, the historic flatboat replica, similar to thoS!' used in theearly17~and 1800s. was welcomed by a large t urnout and an entertaining Riveliest program on lhe grounds borderin g the Ohio River. The boat, with it s sod roof, rough timbers. thi ck narrow window s and antique tools proved lo !)(' very authentic, cap tiva ting th0 audiencP with fant asies of Indian attacks, river pirates, or battles of keeping I he boat afloat in swift current s of I he migh ty Oh io River . The flatboat IT'fl ect<'d a hi story of the area settl<'d mainly by pione<>rs who came down t hC' r iver on boa t s or lhts kind. The boat w as available for touring by thepublic throughout theevening as a carnival atmospher e loomed upstream on the banks of the Ohio at Roush Landing. A nag-raising CeiT'mony opened the Riverfesl program. with Mary Janice Lavender sin ging the Star Spangled Banner. Accompaniment WJS pmvidf'd by thl' Southern High &·hoot marching band. The invocation wa s given by the Rev. Carl Hicks, and welcomes were given hy Frank Cl!'l and, pres ident of Racine Villag<' Council. and Mrs. Maxin!' Win gett. The Southern band piT'sl'nll'd two concerts during 1hi' cvm ing. YonicP Miller gave a talk on thel'fforls and pfO!..'fcss of the M eigs County RL->Creatiun Commitl cc. and music was then pruvid<'d by Doug Circle and Larry Hubbard. StaiP Rep. Jolynn Boster wa s on hand for the fest ivities, addre ssing the crowd that gathered on lhe banks. WaldPn Roush of Point Pleasant, president of the M ason County Farm Museum Commission and a fanner Mason County sc hool s superintendent, gave a history oft he river. He also introduced Capt. C harles Henry Stone of Point Pleasant , noted ri ver histori an , who discussed river lore. EA Wingetl exprrsSf'd apprf'Cialion to Paul Roush. who dona led US!' of Roush Landing for the PVPnl . The Voi ces of I .iberty group of .J unr VanVranken providl'd enlcrtainment, Sweet Mounlain Music was presented by Jennifer Sheets, and anold-fashioned sing-a-longand hymm sing concluded the program . Balloons for children and refreshments were available to aU. SyracuS!' emergency squads and fire departmen ts, their auxiliary unit s and the American Legion aided with concessions and parking. JD Drilling and Racinc-Syracu S!' Home Nationa l Bank help<'d sponsor the event. OLD F.-\SIOO/I;'EO I{JVEHF'ES'I' - Dress<·d in apparel of till' t•;trly IXOOs, Mary .Janie(• La \'f•ndt•r Ollf' Uf'd FridaJ'.._ Hiv('rff"St proJ.,rr:.uu at ltou\ih's Landing ll(':.U' ltadrw with a rpndition or flu: Star Sll<.Ul~lt-d Banm·r . .\1r.-o. La\ t•ndf'r wa..., at'l'omp:.utit-'<1 h} tlw Soutll<'nl High SetH)()I rnan·hing kuul, " ·hkh i.\i s hown in lht· hru: kgruum.l. Financing By Central Trust, Middleport, or make your own financing arrangements. '******************************** ~ L\LLE.] Move In This Fall ******************************** DON'T MISS THIS ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY. ' NO REAL ESTATE TAX FOR p r ~ r I I' ' -a- ~= L IV II\lt To Qualified Buyers 15 YEARS **************************** Financing Available To Qualified Buyers From l Central Trust. 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Roth units aided "ith parking ;md refrestunents a."'i did tiK• Lt·ginn and other dvk orgilllizaJ ions. night wt•n• UIP Vokt•s of Liht•r1)' J.,.rroup of .Jum• \';uJ\'r;.Ulkt·n, pktured a.~ lht')' rwrfomu•d for til<' ;~MI )l<'N>It' atu•ndinJ<;. Pomeroy woman is 'nuts' about seashell collecting By TERESA MEU: 'HEll Times-8entinel Stall POMEROY - "WhPn I gel lo 11x>ach houS!'), I don'l ~vc n unpack . I run right out th~ fronl door and pick up a seashell." Daisy HlakcsiPC is admitl<'dly " nut s" about cotl<'Ct ing S<'as hetls BlakesiC<' liv~s on Lincoln Bright s in Pomeroy with her husband. Chuck The couple spends S<'Veral m onI hs "'·~ry year on a Sanibel i sland in the Gulf of Mex ico. The BlakesiN's began going to I he island about 10 year s ago. after Chuck IT'tired. Sanilx>l I sland is one of the thrN' lx>st shelling beachPs m t he world, Daisv sa id . Th~ ot her s arr off lh<' west. coast of Afr ica and th<' GIT'al Barrier RN'f of 1\ustralia and th<' Phil! ippincs. " The lx>st shPII has a good color. the edges have not lx'cn broken and it has a good point ," Da isy said. Sh<' onlv saves onP or two shells from her i nps now . Da isy said. She has become morP selective and knows what to look for alter many years, she added. · With the shells Daisy docs not keep for her collection. she makes ,g ilts for family and friends. D aisy has m ad(' small animals. such as the peiic'an. which Daisy said was her favor\re. She has made a picture from seaweed. shells and other sea products . At Christmas time. Daisy gives sand dollars and starfish painted as ornaments. She also makes party favors from shPIIs. When on Sa ni bel. Daisy Is invulwd m a shelling club. T he clu b works vea r-mund to p!l'parr for thr shell !~ir. Tiw even I attract s 20,000 visitors over a thrce -da~' ~riod to th<' island . TI1e l air exh ibits shf'ii crm t ions as we ll as shell coii<'CI ions. The shell collections arc easy to maintain but hard to atta in, Daisy said. Eacl1 shell must be cleanl'd of barnacles and any animal's body. " U vou leave one lilt lc piece of anim;l, it w ill sm ell to high heaven," Daisy said. After boiling the shells to remove the animals, Daisy coats lh('m with mineral oil. A pl astic spray could 1x> used. she said . She add<'d the spray docs nol leave a natural shine lik<' I he oil d()('S, Daisy add<'d . Ewn wilh all the work involved, Daisy said she only works on the shells about once a month or whenever a sick fri end nrf'd s a gift . The shells for a collection may takf' years Ia accumulat e, Daisy said. Shells for a coilf'Ci ion must lx> Ihe sa m e typP but diff~ rmt sizesall incxcellen l condition. Daisy said. On Sa nilx>l. collectors m ay only ga ther twos hells of oncklnd In a day. Daisy said. Some people think too m any collectors may deplete the supply of shells, she explained. Bul alter a storm. collectors may gather as many as they want, she said. A huge numlx>r of shells are washed up after a stmm, Daisy explain<'d . " Right alter a stmm is the best time to collect shells," she said . "We're both nu ts" about shelling, Daisy said about her and her husband. SHELL COLLECI'OR - Daisy Blakesk.-e di•piays some of the shell• she has collected In the 10 yean; she and her husband. Chuck, have spent travcUing to Sanihel I sland in the Gulf of Mexico. Mrs. Blakeslee ha• crafted household Items from the shells, ineluding a wind chime. �Page ~2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 24, 1984 . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ..---People-----------, Owning hisrory FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Steve Collins and his new bride, Diane. now own a bl! of history, thanks to trlends and employees of his mother, Gov. Martha Layne Collins. The group contributed $3.150 to buy the couple the 19th century, walnut canopy bed In which former Vice President Alben Barkley slept. Jolene Greenwell, executive director a.nd state curator of the Office of Historic Properties, said bought the bed at an auction earlier in the week In Louisville. "Nobody knew what to get (Steve Collins ), so this collection of money began," M s. Greenwell said . "Nobody was solicited. We jus! didn't know what he'd like." Ms. (;repnwell said Collins w as disappointed he w ould miss tlle auc!lon because of his honeymoon. "Steve's a real history buff and he loves antiques. so in that way It was pcrt~t. " M s. Greenwell said. BUILT ABOUT 1861 by Capt. Aub'USius Donnally was this stately home at tfv> corner ol Third Avenue and Cedar Street. Donally was captain of at lea.'OI tltree steamboat• that regularly stopped at Galllpoli• In the CivU War era- the Venture, Grel Eagle, a.nd Par<lgon. The fir.;t boat capsized. ldiUng six in 1858 near the Gallipolis wharfboat. which then was located where tht> city parkfront i'l now . Four boat disasters on Ohio River described By JAMES SAJ'Io'DS S(W•cial forrespondenl (;ALI .IPOU S - Tho four worst strdmboa f ac(')dents in Gall i J hi~ !o ry v.-P rf' probabJ:-· · The Blue Rirlge in 1!WX: The \ 'rntur(' in I R.'>8: The· Ma:-· in Al ! Pna lHt~ i: A nd thf' I! JtT\ Dra n in IROR. ThP Vrnt urf' was origl n n iJ ~ · buill for thr Pittsburgh to B..a\w. Pennsy lvania, routr . T hP boa! servl'd as a co nn('('fing link fo r thf' ('ana lboats that OJ>('ratf'd in thai p•rt of thp Quaker statc. Boat Blows Over When Ca(Jtain Donnall .v ownrd fhf> Venturf' . shp ra n 1n thf' Pom e rov to Portsmouth trad(•. It \\'JS durin_ g a w inJ storm on March 12. IRIJR. that the Vf•n tur(' was rounding so as to pull in :1! thf1 Ga lli polis w hariboat. w hPnl hP boat was b low n ov f'r. Thf' Vf' ntun • capsizC'd a nd Wf' nt down to wit hin lhrt.'f' fPf>f of th p roof. T hPrf' were 20 pt:>rsons on OO<.t rd e1 nd si .x of t hf'm dic-d . The fol lowing ~· par Donnall _ \· hec'amf' captain of thP Cr£'~' F. ag lf', w hic h hf' ran in thf• Marif' lla tu Ctnr inna ti trade . A~ capta in . Don· na lly wa s part ownf'r and also tr avpJed with the boat to cnnduc t it s business mattPrs. H1s o.;alary wa s about $1800 a year. which was ht glt for l ha! period of histnrv . Families Moved c\ way Th C' Marietta to Ci nci nnat i packr ! boat wou ld stop al Ca llip" li s Pvcr:.· Saturda y at K a .m . going down r ivf' r . On Wf'dnPsdu \ ·s ~.11 4 p.m . nnP could board th(' (;r('_ \· F.ctglP hPadi ng north . Tht• ad Slal('(l that "'"pt•cia l aiiPnf ion is .ci\·pn f( J tam ilit· ~ movi ng Cl wa~· " lrr l~h'\ AUh'UStu.s Dnnn Lt l l ~ · IX' <'a fTH ' f '<qJtain of thP Par~tgn n which "' ·c~s built that \'£\.11" in F: li;; dx•rh . Pl'n n. T hp P<.~ragon wpig hPd -J~l:O tons rom parPd to thf• \'pn fun• <.~11 2~ to us and thf' Crl'\ Eag l(' whi('h \\.:f' ighf'd '141tons. The P~Jr;tgDrr ran in the Pittsburgh tn Cindnn; tt i tr;td('. and \a tr r in thf' Mf'mphi ... to St Louis run. ThP I )a ragon \\'~I S \\Tf'Cked at [)(>\'il"s 1..- lan<i in th(' Mississippi RiYPr i n !RhR. :vlovt>s to Cindnnati I t wa s somrt imc in th e 1Yb0s that A ugustu s Dunnall\ mm·rd to Cinc inn<.~ti aml his housf' wPnl to othr' r hands Calli a Count .\ ·'s fir·sr grrar str am boat arc idf'nt. thf' Blur 1\id~r. U<'C'UIT('CI somPw hr rr lx'tw('(ln Ca l- l ipolis and Cliprx•r Mill s, and a k tndful of dPat hs rPsult<'CI whrn onP of the t wo bo i lf'r~ wt•nt dr~·. A party of Ca lli poli s people ilad just got up from finishing an o~ · stf'r s upppr whl'n thf' lx>at w as torn apart . Ca p t<.~ in PJ~·np and a ma n nam('d F'in nC':'.: sta yf'cl on thf' df>f·k \.l, "hidJ fl oatf'd dow n ri\·f' r somP 20 m i lf's. \\'rolf' on(' commrntatnr on thf' ~~rcicif'nt : "The hoat wa"'i loaded with em pty salt harrel"' and aftt>r the acx·idcnt (and when thf' hoat wa.o;; sinkin~O . lht· Pmpty harrels pn>s.~·d th(' portion of the ('ahin lt•ft , from heneath the huU and it floated on down thf' riv f' r ." ThP boilPr on thr RluP f1idgf' that did nt1l r:-.:plodP wa s ('\"Pntuall~ · p urchasf'd b .\· lhf' Mull im•u.'< Rroth· r r !-. for th dr plan ing mill T hC' f'n~in f' t hr brothrrs usf'rl ra mP fro m thr ol d L ang lp~· sawmill which l hPn sHI()(I CJ I)IJUI wht• rr the C~lllipo­ lis 1<'£' Co m~tn _~,.· is now loca ted. \\'ith lhf'sc olcl parts th0 Mulli · nt•ux 8 rutht• r s sa\\"f'< l lum iX'r for rn;m _\ 11f lhP h OUS('S built in ( ;;l]lipulis fru rn at.x,ut l X i·i~ to 1X!t). Thf' Mul lirwux Rmlh t•rs t·onrinuf'(l a ft r r this Jatt•. hut with n!'w Pquipm£~n t T o illus1ratf' how Wt ';Jittw thf".;f• rarl~ .<.,tf'am i}(Jat captai n . . tx •{"arn<'. nnr nf'('d onl _ \ · consicl f'r that m arn of rtH· f i n ~T hr •mf''- in (;,JJiip:lli ..., \n •r ·<· Nf'ctn:l lrom qr ·,lm bn;Jt prn lit .... Thr • ( 'XPIT'SS! I In ''l hJ"fJ\\" \·r,ur moll!'\ " .• n, und ·· m:1 _\ \\ "t•ll ha w· ~ ~rigin; t f t '(l with lht• 'tr• : 1mhn ~ 11 c apL t in ,1s il w :1' .1 r·nrnmnn p r;IC" lil "f' hll" him to \\T:1p up hi'> prnlrh in :1 lfYl lla ndk (' JTh i(•! .tnd tllnl\\" it ri\Tr hoard whPn ht ' ]Xts<;t'fl nr,tr · his rrwn llou:-;c . As much as S:l( MI mig ht hf' in the w;rrl Tht• mailing arldrt'S...., of ,Jarru•s ~;.md."i i.-; Rox 9:!, nark."ihurg. Ohio .f:!ll ;;. l'tt.ps A Callip. >l i ~ Di.1ry cu ... romar..· .Juthor nf tht' 1·nlurnn cudgpls h is br:t in nn hr1\k h1 U.'-'t' it in ... nmr of l ht' dc-;t!h ll ·s . . pn 1'-'f' t.n• lhJ'OIA" al \ "OU . .(:Pnl lt · 1'1 \ tdt ·r. t '\ "4'1"\ ha s tl11.'i pa s~agc m 11· '"Somt• ~,n vt•ar:-; agr. sornr'1 mt' nn lht• editorial s t<Jff nf thr Vl crrbm · W r hsl!' l' di ('tionari r~ f' rf'J!Pd :1 wo rd - ·1>onl. · a ncl it <JPtx'a rf'd t ha 1 wa\ in rtH ' <,f•(·ond Pdit ion of th 1\f'w V:N' k lnt r rn,Hi nn; tl . Somf'how ·n. or d . IX'n ~i l\ · l)( •c.tmt' ·JJn tTI. Df'n s it~ ·· ... I I" '> a r · li~pin g ftr1m th1· Cnlum huts f)j <;pafch or Fr·h '.!;". ] 1 1~1. H"hich i'i 1hf' hirthd:n· nl fl('(•rs· sisf'r Dorot hv in Artln)=._rfnn. \ ' ;~ l r "·a.s ;, rPgu la r fP <JiurP in lho-,p da\".s hu1 _ vou ra n·! h u~· th(' l"l rsp<~t c h 11 (;a]lipolis am· mor(' Wh y'' \\ 'p dunno. Thr fPat un • \..\"; ts ;1t u:;ws undrr 1hf' samr hP<H11mP. " Word .:; . Wit & Wisdom· · ;md if was o t lh f' r\m'W . I\. I lUI" ~. !SI<'I " Doni WJ S horn 1n < ;;tllipr dis hu t s hp' s bf'Pn in t)ig <"i1 H'S ;tlrn n... r f'Vf'r sinc'f' - at lt•asr. t'\"t'l" .s incf' shP gr rw up to rollq~l' ,I.L!f'. f>nrd i~ strange' in !he .st>n s1• of unusuctl nr in ,ot hrr wnrd s str:Jn)..! (' :1s ;1 V.()J"CI. but nn t as a si.s l t"'r ~\'p two si hl i nr;s ;:xtrtr'CI ~' P ar s .1go : ... ht' In lhf' big citif's and wr ~ t a\t'(! in !ht• s m;.~ll town~ . tnp of !he page. That there Is correct the way we I! sounds: " material Immaterial to our pu r · poses." Well, the column wcellppcd ~wt e 1!, confusln ' as LOS ANCF:LF.S tAP! - A prel iminary hearing was ., chi'dulPCI Sept. 12 for actor Dan Haggt'r!y. te lev isions "Crizzlv Adams." who has pleadf'd innocent ro two count s of S(\\lin g cocainr tn undPrcm·f'r police. Haggerty. 41, w~s arres!PCI a! his B0w•rly Hills hom <' on .June f:l Police allegt"d he had sold 18 grams of cocaine. \' aiuPd ;rt $~.1liCI. In undcrcovC'r narcotics officrrs. Municipal Court .Judge Mi chael Tynan i·clcased Hilggrrly on $5,00l bond Friday pending !he preliminaty hearing Haggerty was !he first actor ··of impor"f'" a tT<'Sicrl by !he ycar·old entert ainment unit of !he polic0 narcotics di,·ision, poliC<' sa id. Earlier arres ts by !he uni t included "indt\'iduals ·· connccll'd with "The Dukes of Hazzard " and ··simon & Simo n·· !0lrvision St:'r ics. but no star s Wl're involvru. Ll . Dan Cooke sa id. Haggem · played l h<' lead in bot h the film and r\ BC telc,·tsion vl'rsions of "GrizzJy Adams." COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP 1- Amer· icans appar ently arc less concerned about earthquakes I han about o!her disas ter s. such as floods. hurricanl's or tox ic chemical spills. Tha t is one conclusion of r<'· st•archcr s a! !he Ohio S!aiL•lJniver· sity Dtsastcr Research Center. They found that pl"llple liv ing in ATHENS - A cancer nursing upda te has been scheduled for Thursday at tlle Ohio UnJversl!y Inn inA!hens. Registration beg1ns at B; 45 a.m. and the program ends at 4 p.m. It is co-sponsored by tlle Athens County unit of the American Cancer Society, Consortium for Health Education In Appalachian Ohio and the Southeast Ohio Cancer Re· source Center. The workshop wtll address such issues as the nurses' role In helping persons cope wl! h reconstructive surgery; psyschologlcal and soclo· cultural effects of cancer and cancer treatment; the nurse's role in canCt'r pain management; and ethical considerations in patient care. The program is approved lor 6. 9 contact hours for registered nurses by CHEAO, anapproved providerof continuing educat ion for registered nu rses. Presenter s for the workshop are Teicher, R.N., Athens ACCEPTS PASTORATE James C. ",Jim" Chapman has accepted the pastorate of Nor , thup Mk•ionary Baptist Church. He will he preaching each Sunday night at7: :lOandwnduct· ing Bible study each Wednesday night at 7: :10. ar0as whPrc C'a rthquake rislG:i are Meigs Senior Citizens aaivities considPred high don 'l wony about I hat !ype of nat uraldisaslerso much as those living in flood or hurricane· pronf' arPas show cona:>rn for possible disasl ers. ThP conclusion was drawn after rl'scarcher s found more organize-d dt izf'nsgroups i.mprovingcommun· il y preparC'dness for such problems as floods, storlll s and toxic chemical spills. I! canvassed !he nation looking for groups that had organizPd Jx>causc of the risk of eart hquakes at or near !her r communities. The sear ch ccn!Pred on the Pacific sl ates. wcsi C'm Tcnnscc and !hP Charlston. S. C".. arra. all considered areas of high risk for earthq uakes. : A"ads to such groups wcrf' followt<l upbv phone calls and v isit s bv field I cams. F ifty situations wt'r0 in\"(' .SI iga tC'd. RPs(•archcrs m et with n•p n osrntath·t·s fl urn 28 J....:rroup!-, (wit ·n tl '(j ror natura l disas tt•rs and 22 gTOu p~ orit•n l t>d for tt't'hnoluJ..,Tica l a c <·iciC'n t ~. " \\'( •wen• ahll' to initially idPntify only llbout a dolC'n possiblf' silua · tirms rr latrtl to Parii"K)uakPS," said Enrico QuJ tl'n!f'lli , profC'Ssor of soc· iol ug:y al Ohio Stale and direc tor of the disaster re search ccnler. " Mo't involved a borl iveat10mp!s !o form earlhquakP.arienlt'd ECGs citizen groups 1. "U nl ike in the caS<' of Ooods or of toxic waste sites, for C'Xampl{', 1.~o: h(~ rf' \\'f' r ncou ntered many F.CGs co ncPrncd """''ith such situa tions, it is clea r that ca rthquakc.arien!t'd groups arC' rela tivdy I"C'w in numtx:r. '" He sa id eort hquake·oricnbted g roups arf' th f' least in numbf'r among piiva iC' commun ity disas10r f...'l"Oups in the nat ion. H C' so id thC'rea r e no suc h groups in count ri PS knmvn fo r lhf' ir high r isk of 0arthquak<'s. such a' .rapan and It aly . DRESS-UP WINNERS - Winners of the historical dres.<rup c"ODtests h~1d in ronjundion with the anival of Adventure Gallf'y II al Racine Friday were, from lclt, Mary Kay Yost, Ali'<a WWford and Mary .lanit ·t• Lavender . 'l'hf' contest was jud~t>d on tiJt• IH>sl Pit•nt:•t•r Days, ('ivil War Oays, Gay 9(),, up lu 1!J"It), altin•. Making tht• pn.'S<•nlatiun i' Frank ( '),.l;md, ldt . stick knee therapy prescribed CJNCINr\ATI tAP I -!\ $16pogo m.v sw ·prisc. m y knff's Wf'r f' gt't l ing stick ca n be as f'ffPc live as rxpcon sivr train ing m ac hinPs in helping fender knees bounc0 back, ;r doclor a! the Univer sity of Cincin · na t i Medica l Center says . Dr. V. F ranklin Colon, a professor of family !Tl{'()ici ne. began testing his pogo slick !ht'Ory on several high·sc hool alhletcs while practic · in g medicine in Nebraska. He found lhal lwo·thirds of them showPCI improvement in thPir injurf'd knees. Colon movC'd to Cinci nna ti in 1Y77 and began serious tests. Female athl etes he IPstPCI showed as much improvC'ment in muscle strf' ngth and speed from bouncing on the pogo sticks as did a similar group of a lol beltc r ," l'olon said . Colon's knw s ac hf'cl <..I S a r0sul t ol his high school Jnd C'O JI(•g(' d .J ~ ·s nn I he fw!bitll field. "ThP cumu i:rll\<' bangs in the kn('('s caughr up n·it h me. I coulctn ·l run. I eould n·l jog. I couldn· l play go iT, wh ic h cs w hat I rf'a lly rnjoy n:l in s~r1 in g. I l'ouldn 'f squat down to look at <:.~putt.·· h P~aid . B ut thf' bounc ing l'asf'd th f' pain and built up his r ndu r <.m n·. Colon fC'm alc athlC'trs who w orked out on an cxpcnsivP tra inC'r. sa id , ctnd his h amstrings and 1hrg ll musclrs got .s l rongrr_ So ! ;n ·. Colon ll ,t.., JX'r ·!nnl !t'<.l hi ... h•sts un worm'n . " \\·~, :t\( Jid u.. , i ng l ooiiJ;lll pL1 _\..I 'r:-. on !llt· -, ti1 ·k..... ·· h!· s: riLl . "' Tlll'Vl! ' ~liUplht 'sl icb ,\nd:l SUMMER .00 WITH COUPON ON ANY HAIRCUT Ph . 446· 2673 313 Third A.ve . - Next to Mun rcipa l Parking lot SEE CAIHY CREWS - DONNA ROBIN SON - JHF HENRY ----- friday - Swiss stt'ak . broccoli. m ashed potatoes. jelloand ban anas, bread. butt er. There will be choice of beverage servE'd with each meal. M eals arc subj ect to change without no!icr. POMEROY - Activities for this week a! the Meigs County Senior Citizens Centt'r, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, arc as follow s: Monday - Physica l fitness, U : 45 a.m .: square dance. 1·3 a.m . Menu - Johnny Marzel!i , green beans. Waldort sa lad, Boston cream pic. Tuesday - Nutrition education, U a.m .; physica l filnE'Ss,ll : 45a.m .; chorus. J.2 p.m . Menu - Beef slew . col e slaw, cornbread, fried apples. Wednt?Sday - Physical fitnE'Ss. 11 :45a.m.; bingo, 1·2p.m .; bowling, 1: .'J) p.m . \<l onu - Cheeseburger . pi0. Thursd ay- rrra mi cs. 10 ;l.m .-2 p.m. : ph,·sical fitn ess, 11 : 45 a.m Menu- hroastrd chickm. m ashed pola! oes. l hree ·bcan sa la d. peaches. frida y - Physica l fitn ess. 11 : 45 a. m : bingo. I 2 p.m . Menu F:sca llopm pola!CX's with ham and chres0. bu!1 ered carrot s. col~ slaw. fruit cup. ------------ Ta~ PRESENTS Mr. and l'llrs. Herbert Shield' Mr. and Mrs. Shields note 50th anniversary RACINE H erber! tPc!ct Shields and Mabel Robinson Shields will be celebrating !heir 50th wedding an nrversary June :JO. Thecouplewas married in Ripl ey, W.Va. Their daught er, Marlcn0 Sh ields F isher, and the Shields' gra ndchild ren. Larrv and Am~ Fisher . wtll be hosting a rcc0p! ion in I heir hon or The r('('('pl ion w tll befr om24 p.m . .June .10 in R.c1cin c Unit e-d MPihod isl Chu rch Besides !h0 hosts of l h~ p:r rl v. lhr Shields ha \'t' onr oth er grandc hild. Molly Ftsher Kn·u;cr of S:rll Lik!'. Hawaii. Thr Shil'l rls also ha\T· rwo grea t grandchildrPn .. lr rt•m~;lh .In· scph and .Jess ica .lo Ftsher PC'te Shi f' l d~ b n'tin1l ft"Onl 11H · U.S. DC'partmPn l of t\gricu lrutv in Metgs l'oun!y. Also hf'lping 1A"ith th0 pari.\ is \-label ShiC'Ids" sis !('r, B<:rthil Hobin son of R acinP. With The Purcha se of Any Size Drink Get on Indiana Jones Gloss for 69< Collect All 4111 -------,------- Buy A Burrito or Burrito Deluxe Get A Burrito FREE Limit 2 Wi th Thi s Coupon l<p11es 7115 184 $119~:~ 6 9;'r INDIANA JONES GLASSES Nol Val1d Wit h Any Oth er Coupon I I 1 I I 1 II 1 Buy Any Entree And Get A • FREE TACO limit 2 W1t h Th1s Coupo n [xp 11 es J. I\ 84 Nol Valid Wrth Any Other Coupon -----------------PICNIC SPECIAL ONLY 3 CHICKENS 24 PIECES $8.99 Corry Out Only Good Thru July 31 st Sunday , Thursday II A.M., I I P.M. PHONE 446 -021 7 Fr1doy & Sotvrdoy I I A M · I 2 Mid . 1982 GOVERNOR MOBILE HOME •14'x70' withdeck •Major appliances •Underpinning •With Wall to Wall Carpet •3 Bedrooms •2 Year Buyers Protection Plan •Excellent Condition '• CONTACT OHIO VALLEY BANK FOR MORE DETAILS-446-2631 ii-foot -t) IA t ~ k!'IIJJil pi:J_ \ t'l 1'- ll.t goin).! to gf'l m LH •lt tM'tll'fi t !J"(J /11 , 1pogo st il' k madt• fm ,1 kid .'" r\ \\"t•<., f ( ;!'I"TI\ :!11 j)IJ~() <.,ti('k ('OrniJJil.\" inh •n '" lt'£l in ( ·~)I t 111 ·.., wo r k )l;t!-. S!'fl ! hint ;1 )H\1\' ~· -dUI \ -,til'k which n1.n () pt •nth1• '>ludic· . !Oillt'll, ht ' '-o; l iLl . Colon -,,lid !hal tlithuugh lfw ]X Jgo :-.1ick j;-, llUt t)w , I ll:-,\\ "l ']" for i '\ "{'l)'b- CC'Ion said lhe pogo ' l iCk mtghl a lso hr lp prPvrnt injur if's br'<"'i.Ht sc using it imp n)\'rs bal ;tncf'. AlhiP!f's w ith poor ba!Jnr f' ra n f\as il ~' land in a prc•('arious fX1S ilion a nd tw ist or wrench a knee. he said. CUTS FOR Gallia Senior Citizens aaivities piC', cornbread . • TERS 593-5526. GALLIPOLIS - Activities for this week at theGalliaCoun!ySenior Citizens Center are: Monday - Birthday party, noon; chorus, 1·3 p.m. Tuesday - STOP class, 10: 30 a.m .; physical fitness, ll: 15 a.m. Wednesday - Vinton Bible study, 1 p.m.; card games. J,3 p.m.; American Literature class, 1,2 p.m. Thursday Bible study, 11 a.m .,noon; VInton crafts. 1·2 p.m .; blood pressure check at Vint on. Friday- Arl cla ss . 1·3p.m .; craft mini,course, 1·3 p.m .; evening activities, 1>10 p.m. The Senior Nutrilion Program will serve the following m enus: Monday - Roast beef and gravy, mashed potatoes, pears, ice cream and cake, roll, butter. Tuesday- Pinto beans and ham. cottage c heese, peaches, com, bread , butter. Wednesday Beef tips and noodles, green beans, beets, carrot cake. bread, bu ller . Thursday- New E ngland broiled dinner, potatoes. ca bbage, appiP her car and slammed through ~.: front window of the motel ' s unoccD- :· piE'd snack shop, through the ba~ wall and inlo a nearby creek. The, car !rmdt<l 2Ci0 frcr after I! Jeff thl". rood . The two passeng<'rs suffe~~ minor injuriPs ..... ... STURGIS, Mich. lAP) -Giving the term " drive In" all new meaning, about eight people have driven their cars into or through the Lake Shore Motel in the la st two years. The latest mishap occurred earlv F'rlday when a woman losI eont rol of County Nurse of Hope; Gall Sanslvero, R.N., oncology nurse specialist, Ohio State University; Barbara Westercamp, R .N., oncol, ogy nurse specialist, Ohio State University; Dr. James Vess, psy· cbologist, Ohio State University; Rebecca Hight, R .N., director, hospice program, Marion; Suzanne Croci, R.N., CHEAO; Margo Ma· razon, R.N., CHEAO; and Chery Riley, R.N .• OhioUnlversl!yCollege of Osteopathic Medicine. ·Registration fee is $15 and $5 for studen ts. for additional lnforma· lion. call Suzanne Croci at CHEAO, ov£>n bmv.:nC'd pot a tOC'S, creamC'd peas . c hocola tC' graham crackf'r Good for what ails you: pogo Driving 'in' to roadside motel u· htl h ~t \" t' so r(' km '<''- ;tnd lit l it ' r.mgt · u f mnr i1 n1 !tJr doing t ':1\! ' l ri:-.~ •:-.. "/\ pog(J :-. ti ck i!-. .ll~ll light, pxt J blt.• . .tnd rf'!ati\·t·h sh·r," hP ~~.dd . i n(•Xj:H:n · Summer Clearance STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 25 10 A.M. ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE. Th<' doctor discovered the medi · cal cffcc tsoft he pogo stick yea r s ago when h0 got !he urge lo t ry on0 !hal belonged to his son . "By !he end of the Wf'<'k , I was bouncing ffi.90 limes, any lengr h I could slay up, really. And much !0 Emergency runs Trustees to meet SYRACUSE - Sulton Township t ru stws wi ll m<'<'t Tuesday. July :l, a! 8 p .m . al thP Syrol'USI' Municipal Building. The prupost'd budge! for fisca l yPar 1985 and lt1<• USI' of Federa l Revenue Sharing funds will beOJX'n for public discussion. The budge·! for 19R'iaspnactrdwill bPava ilablt• for· public hmrlnga! !he resident ·t• of 1ht• C'lprk. Paul Moo r~. on or aflt•r .lul l li. WINDSOR. England (API - Form<•r &aile drummer Ringo Starr has been treat('() for an ey0 injury he rt:•cet ved when he fell at his home. a('('()rding to th<' domestic news agency Press Association. Starr. 43, also was told to see a specialist at th« eye clinic in King Edward VII Hospital in !his small town west of London. !he news agency quott'd an unidentified hospit al spokesman as rPpor1ing. Starr was sa id !o have been treated al the outpatients' ey0 clinic Thursday. Press Associalion said if was OC>Iicvt'd he had tripped ovpr a dog while walking on the grounds of hi s home in Till enhurs! Park. "I gather there w as a bump and he had redness in the 0yc." !he hospital spokesman was quoted as saying . A nursing supervisor refused to give fut1hcr dctatls h\· tel phone. Cancer update program slated for Thursday Earthquake: Ohio shows less concern rn Co nducting thi s ff'afuiT wr-r(• Willi am and M ar.· M orri s. ancl di s!rlbu!ion was hy !he Uniff>rl feat ures Syndicate. Pf'Pf"' ' siSl"r bears I he name Dorothy . for which !he nickname Is Dord . Tn !he P0rps family' s you nger days years and years ago It was Dord 1his and Dord I hal . Well , the 19R1 column had !his passage In 1!. and we've om l!ed material Imm ater i al t o our purposes. Ringo treated for injury 'Grizzly' star faces charge LONDON lAP> - rn a royal family first , Princess Margarel portrayed her self in an episode of " The Archers. " Britain 's longest·running serial. Th~ 5J.year"'lld younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II had six lines Friday in the episode which depleted her brief visit to Ambridge , tlle imaginary v illage where the Arch£>rs live our fictional dramas of country lif<'. "PrincPss Margaret entered info the spirit of things v.ith great humor," said Bill Smethurst. producer of !he ~year"'lld British Bruadcas! ing Corp. program . in the episode, Princess M argaret cha ts briefly v.1th charac!0rs Caroline Bone, played by Sara Coward . and Jack Woolley. played by Arnold Peters. " I think you've been very generous." the princess says at end of het' visit to Ambr idge. "We do need all the help we can get to make !his a very special year for the NSPCC 1the Na tional Society for the Prewnt ion of Cruelly to Children)." 1f'mC'rgC'n! They said 'Dord' strange as word, not as sister By .1. SAM\.EL PEEl'S r;A LLIPOI.T S- Thi> old <l ipping ha s hung around thl' Pt'f'fl" d! "-.k for lo lhf'sf' mam· mo nth :-.. H"hili· thl' Royalty on television A spokesman for tlle princess said she was paid 75 pounds 1$HY2 I for recordlng the six lines. and gave lhr m on(')' !0 thP NSPCC, of which she is presiden!. ~J§~~;24~,~~~~~~;:==~-=-=====================~~~~~~~~~~~~0h~i~o~~~int~ea~m~n~t,~W~.~V~a.~==============~T~M~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GRADUATES Randy KeUer, son oiMr. and Mrs. Roger KeUer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was gradualro In welding engineerIng from The Ohio Stale University June 8. KeDer was vo(ed most outstanding student of hls w elding class. He has accepted a position with Te~as m.tnunenls, Altlehoro, MW~S. POMEROY - Seven emergency runs w ere made by local units friday and ear ly Sa turday morning tht' Meigs County EmNgency Mruica l Service reported. Sy racuse on Friday was callru to Collt'ge Road for Eva Shields, taken to Holzer Medical Center ; Sy racuse at 8: 26p.m. for Earl Pickens, taken to Velerans M emorial Hospital; Ru!land at 4:04 p.m . to township road 53 for John Aieker, lo Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 5: 14 p.m. to Snowville for Lena Hooper, taken lo O"Bieness. Athens . On Salurday m orning as a r esul! of a nre in Middleport the Middle· port Squad transported Larry Cundl!f, Patrick McCiolud, Middle· port Fireman Craig Darst and Pomeroy fireman Steven H artenbach to Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital al 4: 16 a.m., 4:47a .m . and 4:40a.m . Includes: SWIMWEAR SLEEPWEAR BOYS SHORTS BOYS SHIRTS GIRLS SPORTS WEAR SUNDRESSES INFANTS & TODDLERS PLAY WEAR Hurry And Take Advantage Of This One Week Special Pricing OHer. RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. 742-2211 - Rutland, Ohio PlAQUE PRE'!ENTATION - Mareh of Dimes chainnan RAlse WelT)' presents a plaque to Burger Chef manager ,Jim Hill. as publicity chalnnan Nancy Ackennan looks on. The March of Dimes USI'd Burger Chef's lobby in April to take pictures with the Ea.•lt•r R1mny to fv>m•fil the March of Dimes. The total fund,ralsing cam paign of the March of Dbnes earned $5,2fill for the chapter. - SORRY, AU SALES FINAL �. . -- .. . -- . -·- - - ----- - ·- -~ June 24, 1984 I 1he Sunday Times-Sentinel -- W.Va. . .. -- Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. LOCUST AND PEARL STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO telephone 992-3471 WHERE FRIENDSHIP AND SAVINGS GO HAND . IN HAND! FOOD STAMPS WELCOME. WE FEATURE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF! Prices Effective Thru Sat.. June 30th • Ina Quantity Rights Reserv~d Not Responsible For Typographical Errors DOMINO KRAFT LIGHT BROWN ;--.~~ POWDERED BAR-B-QUE SAUCE DEL~MIJIIIIIIIIONTE 1soz. POST 40% DEL MONTE CATSUP 44 oz. BRAN FLAKES 303 AUNT JANES SWEET RELISH ....... i§.<J.z. ••• $219 LAUNDRY DEGERGENT suGAR .~it CORN, PEAS AND GREEN BEANS SIZE CANS 29 16 oz. oz. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Sirloin Steak ~ $2 89 SUPER EZ CARVE T-Bone Steak $1 29. $1 6 9 HAMS Whole Portions $1.79 LB. LB ASST. FLAVORS HI-C DRINK 46 oz. Pork Chops $1 .... ~ 69¢ 69 Margarine 16 oz. $1 59 GLAD $ 29 $ LB. lb. lb. lb. lb. 59 TRASH BAGS 20 CT. ~THOROFARE KRAFT SWISS, PIMENTO OR AMERICA!\: SINGLES CHEESE ...... HPL. $1 5 9 PAPER ~~~LBO TOWELS JULY 4TH SALE 29 . . . . _, ~ SWEET SEEDLESS RED OR WHITE GRAPES 99¢ PER LB . 59¢ PLUMS ......... r.E~.~s.. . 7 9¢ NECTAR I NES.~ij 99¢ RED RIPE CRISPY 1 LB 3199 ¢ SUN RIPENED PER JUMBO PER CRISP CALIFORNIA BUNCH CELERY SOLID GREEN PER LB. Cabbage .•• RADISHES 6 oz. JUICY DELICIOUS ~~~ Cantaloupes ..E.A... Spare Ribs LB. OR P&P LOAF Cooked, Sliced Roast Beef ........ SJ.49 Tangy Sharp Cheddar Cheese .... s2.89 Tasty Chicken Salad ................. s2.29 Creamy Macaroni Salad ............... 79' Baking Potatoes $ ::~ROTS 29 25 LB. COUNTRY LB. BANQUET DELl BOILED $ 29 ~BOLOGNA 29 $ MIX OR MATCH REGULAR OR JUMBO $1 39 KAHN'S All MEAT 59¢ c LB. WIENERS lb. 1 ~9 HAM TURKEY BREAST tLB. STICKS $ 18 OZ. 10 LB. BAG KAHN'S ALL MEAT LB. Fryer Breasts $1 "CUT THICK FOR GRILLING" GROUND CHUCK U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED 49 BLUE BONNET• "GREAT ON THE GRILL" U.S.O.A. CHOICE-BONELESS LB PLASTIC IDAHO JULY 4TH SALE CHUCK GARBAGE $15 9 BAGS 30 CT. S9 •2Yo M1lk DISHWASHING DETERGENT 32 oz. CAT FOOD STEAK U.S.D.A. CHOIE 99 $3 .• REgER GA~ Dermassage HAPPY CAT oz. 59 16 oz. TIssuE200 CT. THOROFARE PINK SAlMON 42 FACIAL BACON-N-TOMATO ITALIAN OR CATALINA 16 ~~~ LARGE KITCHEN THOROFARE KRAFT Dressings GLAD PUNCH OR T V. Dinners ... · · · · · · SNOWY WHITE 8 OZ. PKG. Mush- $ rQoms 7·9· ¢ 99 THOROFARE PORK-N- TO~ NO'S ¢ GREAT GIANT $13 9 PIZZAS .......... "..... Corn on Cob ...... . S' LB.oREIDA FRENCH FRI ES ..... $349 St;~·k-umm Burgers $329 BEANS CARDINAL GALLON PAC ICE CREAM $219 MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 29~ 1201. $1 • Ina MB 19 �. June 24, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Weigh advantages of part-time employment By Karen Blaker MD DEAR DR BLAKER -·The way teenager~ today to solve their probl~s Is to work more after school and during the sununers. We found out the hard way. Our son had been drinking too much. staying out lateandhanglngaround with a bad group of kids. Then he started working at the neighborhood pool as a lifeguard. He became very popular with youngsters and parents alike. It was there that he discovered the problem s of the disadvantaged in our community. He started many projf'Cts to help them and finally <'nded up going to college and majoring in social work . Quite a turnaround. don't you think? DEAll filiADER - What a wonderful story' ltsoundsas though your son fou nd a purpose in life through his job. Research indicates. however, that most tf'<'nagers do not farP as well from their pat1 ·timP jobs. A recent report fmm members oft he University of Michigan's I nstitute for Social Research found that tor studentswhoworkmorethanl~to20 hours per week tend to become less Involved with school, famlly and peers, and are more likely to become Involved with drugs. The money earned poses a problem . With a rather large discretionary Income, some experience " premature affluence" that many will not be able to sustain later on their own. One of the researchers, Jerald G. Bachman , suggests that parents set guidelines for use of money, e.g. savings and-or contributions to a family expense fund . Lllw any1hing else, there is no easy answer. DEAR DR BLAKER - I am devestated. M y H -year-old daughter has just been diagnosed as bullmlc. That means she has been hinging and purging with food for some 11me without our knowledge. I thought she and I had a C!QS(' r elationship. but I guess not. Otherwise. I certainly would have seen the signs. DEAR READER - l hope that she is now getting competent medical and psychologl· cal help. A!J for your guilty feelings, try to relax a llttle. The fact 1s that many teenagers are successfully able to hide theserlous and sometimes fatal eating disorders from their families for many months and years. Old Fashioned Bargains 25% PERMS CDUHT!tY STDBES Except For long Hair JUNE 25-30 We're Clearing the Shelves HOURS 9 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Trudy Roush. Dixie Eblin. Susan Sisson & Mary Powell Top of the Stairs BEAUTY SALON POMEROY, OH. 2nd ST. 992-6720 MON.-SAT . 9 TO 5; EVENINGS BY APPT. \Irs. Ter n•nt ·t• \lan · Jennifer Clarke weds Terrence Mace June 9 I ;,\ 1.: ~ 11'0 LIS - Th<• homt· oil 11 ami Mrs. Oscar\\'. Clarkl'un Sp1 uct• Knoll pn>\'kiPd thl' :-.f'tting June ~ ; l 11 1 tht' \q•dding uf rhPir daughrt·r·. JPnniJer Annr. to Dr . Tl'JTf'tH 't' Rov;[('\' Macf' . son ot Dr . an d !'v1n. . :Vl~ If'S 1\bcr of Dou'r. Ma s~. TtH' Re,·. Frank Hayf's c~ nd tht' fu>\· Tura H a~-r·s. formPrJ .\ · ol lht · First Pn,sb.\ 't(•rian ( 'hurch of r;;!lh JXll i..... .1 n cl nov.: of ! _a un'l. !\ld . he.t rd Uw couplt ··s YO\L'- .~nd utt icJ. I I t '([ .tl , 1 o.:; pi r~ tl flm ;!l .tlt, ti -.f •l ;mltlll g l.i t ,(:t ' ,-------------, r-------------, I I [ ,_\ nn Hn •nnt ·r. a Mon1 d lli.t Cn l\'f'J' · cldssm~llr . Thl'\' wm• drPSSP<I in tc•al blur c.ln-ssc.•s w11 h lacr Irim dntl carTiL'tl bouquets of whitc and q '!low n_x.,pbuds. Tht• br idP 's ni('('f'S, Tarnrn\ amlCarriPS;t\TP. alsoworf' 1.1 i ·p - 1rim rlll'tl t Pa I bl ue d rC'sSf's and i ·,tt Tit'll simi lar nowr rs in a no~C'ga~ ,!lld ~~'-mall ba~kC't. :\il'k :'v1 arC", brothr·r of !Ill' gToorn, ,, ..I s bt.•st man, and gH~Jmsnwn \.IYI'f' Tom \ 'anl't·. ( 'harli(' Higg in.-. Th t · bt ' td l· \\ ' .~.., t ''-.1':'1 111 1'([ Ill ! h, ·,Il l ;tr b.\ · hf•r L rltlf'r S h(' wort · <1 h;t!lt·t ·mu !(• n ~-,rlh .£.:m,·n ()f cr('<.tm ch1ff<1n J ll(! !i-H'I' df}([ f'< t! Tif'il : t b()U(jU1 '1 O! ','.'hilt• J ohnn_Y l·:ckf'l . d ccom ~_).tllil\1 b' PC>ggv F\·ans ;.~ 1 t )1( · piJnn. sa ng 'l.m·t' Lih L:s L'p 1\'ht'll' ll't• nrchids . Shf• \\'tl" i!11cndr'(i b:• her c.;i.-;trrs. :vtrs. Su<....an Str•in .mr! \'lr..., fJim bl'th Sa\Tt': b)' a <'h tl!lh" ~' Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mays -;~ rr'l'l .]( 'llJ..,rth f'\'f' I'F:Tf'l 'll II T 'I '." Ceremony unites Avonell Norn1an, Doug Mays in marriage \'l:'\'1\lf'i A vonell 1"01man b<'l'amc 1hl' bn<k of Doug Mays in i.l .Junt' :\ crremonv at hf'r parr ots' homr in Vinton. Tlw bride is the daughl<'r of Mr. and Mrs. L<:.i\\.' fl'n cPSmi1 hofV inton , and tht· g room i.5 the son of Claud(' Ma~·s ami 1~H' latP : .illiP Ma)·s of Vint un. l l<'long." " lf I Could Hold Tinw m " !:lottie" and " ThorP Wa.s You ... Fluti st ~usdn Shockr~· pla~· <'CI 1--ktch's "Siciliano." .John Drnn:.r 's ":\ nnic's Song... ami " Th f'm(' in \ 'a r iJtions·· b~ · Schu hr•r1 S hC' ttl so pro\·idf'd 1hP procl'S· sional ;.~nd tT1T'ssional w ith Gach·s "Saraba ndE'· ::mel " .Jf'sus. J oy of Man 's Drs1rc .. ,\ suppc'r huff('! wa~ Sf'n·f'don the fC'TT JCP with music provided by Mat-:.· ! .urns anrl Frirnd~ Tilt' couple left for\\ htclh' l.sl .1nd, t, \ !. I .I!'Cll.IS - l\ lo·t •d 50°/o I II!CI'Iidlifll/,d •H t!l l ( r· •tkcr., ~1 t · \lt .t lt ( .... h.h .. ,\... " ( ll d 1\l \\d.. ( .... 1-. til L: . oj ( il t :l t '"l ( , ,,).,In :: Sju, I i,dt) •tlf ){' ( llllklll_!.: l·,q· ., •!J ,,,,, . . . lho!t Surgical pariem "j{,, \~I> IJ"""' l l<·nn01t. ,,,.f-.h, ... \. . ~tl -. .. 11 .., it\ ( l••tht·r .., i\ l rtl••\1, 1\l ( has Jt'turnr'CI homP but will be ,.,,\...h••••k "J \tlll ( l'ott kc r · , ( ,, ,kbtl"\... rr tu rrung to thC' hosp ital for fur1hf'r treatmPTII. Hp r addr<•s; is 12'i1 Nort h( ·a~ t, 2U Tf'rracf', Nor th • 1· .1f!lltl' 1-" .lfllll'f ( llttkhoook •J .rr tl l l rlllftl.tl ·.., ( r nrnr n "1 , 1 " ' ( Vliam1 Fl<:arh. Fla. Jl1 7~ ( oll>kho,,d.; ,., ,k lll_t.: The Alcove Dissolution filed OnP dissolution was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court . Juanita Dar!Pnf' Hannon of M iddl<'port and Lloyd MichaPI Harmon of Dexter filed to end their marr iage. ( l.id"1<•rrH· :\ I I ' 1 I 1 .II'• ( LI< \... 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"\' H'ith 11\1• :,1\\' fi1111 rtf .J,u k•-,on . h.:t•ll\. ll r111 ,~. r l 'Fatt 'I 'Jl of ( ' ho~rlPs lo n. \\'. \'. 1. l 'h•· ~.!T<XIn1 h,. ,L,Tadualt·of 1.:: \ gi ·t Cn'(·k H igh St hofd dlld C ~tlliJXJ l i " Hus i nt ~o.., CollrgP and is cutTf'nl h r•mpltl.\ 't'fl as J .Sf'f'tJr ify guard . 11 ( Axx. l ~· ~ 'd r HuhhPr ,~· Ti rc- < ·n I In Stock Umit 4 Plus Oep . Coupon Expires 7/l/84 II "--------------· ., _________ ----1 1 Wedding Bells Ring... HCII)( •rl followr'CI b>· a f('('Cption at thc homr· of !he bride . The rf'<'rpt ion was alt r ndc-d by family an d fricnd s Rdrcs hmcnts were servrcl anrl homrmadc cnl<c was mad<' bv Mrs. Gene Holcomb 20 TO ~hen H.t\ I• ·t fl l /... t n• ·-..\ · tllt·.tn • .tnnounctn~ · tJt · o·rt)..!,tg cm•·n1 .u1cl 1or th('omin).! '1\.tt tl.! g t · of th( 'lt dc~u ghl t • r. C:tl h\ \ nn l ~.~~ · lor. 1n , .. Hrun· ( ;ilmor·f• of I, 'h t ..... h )f'f' Thr C'O uplr w as marrif'd b)' 1h P RC'v. Elmer Gcisrr. anc! wa s C.K. SUPERMARKET BASS ~~····••••••••••••••·r~ :\1! " \ 'trg Hllil (;,tll tpl!li.-. ,uul I I Coupon Expites 7/ 1/84 ~ lI $1.00 OFF ONE CARTON OF lI CIGARETTES SUPERMARKET .\':tttonal P;tt·k. \'.'hf'n' th(' bridt• will cnntinuf' c.; ttJdirs tnw;JJll h1•r dnc to r :tlf' in f'm ·tmnmt•ntal;oology T ht · grou m i:--; an nrn it holo,E.,-'is t and ditn ·tor of th<· \.1110 nal Hi storv \lu scum a! lht · l ' ni \·p:·s if .\· uf PugC't ~ ~ un ci in T twoma . \\' a~ h .. w hPrf' h<' aho 1( \ Jch f ·<..,. Th<'.\ ' \\' ill make their hlltn!' in BIU\\11\ Poi nt. Wa~ h . Bavlor-Ciln1ore - 1 I I Coupon Exptres 7/ l/84 o rf W n.s hin ~1o n coast, a mi Y osrmilc f'ath} Ray lor, Rruct• (;ilmort• 1 Plus Oep L•mtl 1 f1 wncl. S:1ml\ \ 1aggil'tl: a nd by -,itY I R.C_ COLA II B16PACK $}2 9 OZ. ;; ~····················~~ I l COTTAGE CHEESE 1 lI II114CTNoz. $1 09 1 II L1m1t 1 .,1 1 Coupon ExpJCes 7/ 1!84 1 1 L- _:~_:u~E!_~~~--- 1 EVERYTHING Ill THE STORE GOES! �Page-~8- The MONDAY Calendar SUNDAY POMEROY - An opPn houSP will be hdd by !h~ MPigs c ou nty Uni!Pd MP!hodisr Church Cooperat iVP P a rlsh fmm 3 ~ : 30 p. m . Sunda v in the church;·a rd on for('s! Run Rwd. An old· fashionf'd picnic , a h:-.·mn sings and tours of the nPw office's w iU highlig ht lh<' day. Thc ll\·m nsing will Legin a t J: :lll p. m . v.ith speci a l music by J oa n Robinson. The potluck picnic will begin o p.m . Card ta blf'S , Ja,~,.· n c hairs. t abh~ SC'rY IC'f ' and d di sh lor th(' pien ir a r'f' rf'C]Uirr'Cl June 24, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Sunday Times-Sentinel R UT LAND Rutland Garden Club will meel at 7: :ll p .m. Monday in Ihe hvmeof Mrs. Leo Chapman and Ann Webster. G ues l speaker will bl' Mrs. E rnesl Covl'rt , regional dlrector of OAGC. Cover! will give a state nf'ws upda tf' . GALL !POLIS - Soldiers ReCommission will meet at 9 am . Monday al 22ll J ackson Pik<'. li~f HIO GHANDE - Open Gall' Gardm Club will meel al thp homl' ol Edna Graham al 7: :Ml p.m TuPsdav Gallipolis GALLIPOLIS OES Chapter 28..1 will conduct annual Inspection at 7:30 p.m . Monday . Officers and membl'rs are to bl'ing salads and desserts. TIJESDAY HARRISONVILLE Thl' senior cllizens of HarrfsonvlllP will meet havf' a picnic 6 p.m . Tuesday in Forest Acres Park to honor those having birthdays in April. May and June. Everyone 10 bring a covered dish. Chicken willlx' providro . TUESDAY CHESHIRE- Cheshire Chap· ler OES will meel at 8 p.m . Tuesday. LECfA- Therpwillbl'aBiblc s tudy at 7: :ll p.m . Tuesday in Wa lnut Ridg<> Church with the Rev. Earl Hinkle. The public is invited POMEROY - The Ladies AuXiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital will mCPt al 7 p.m. Tu~sday in the hospital dinrng room . AnyonP intPrt:'StC'd is Happenings Bible school slated VINTON - Vacation Bible School is set for J unl' 25-30 from 6: 30-8: 30 p.m. eac h day a t Vinl o n UnitE'd Methodist welc'Om('. Bible school Church. There arc clas"<"S for children ages two and up, and adult c lassE's are being schedulro. . Group sponsors guest speaker first SC'i.zurc wa ~ atx)ut 1\1.'0 :- t\ u·o..; ago and thu s far I h;l\'f' hacls 1x ltakf• four lOJ-milllgra m Di!ant ins a da\· and thrff' tab!C'I S of p h t ~ noh;Jrh i Lll My allacks hf'gi n w11h <1 warm fl'E'lin g in m~· f'ars ;Jnclth!· palm ~ of my hands. Th~; ~om~ \ W) red . I get vf'ry v.·pak whf'n it' s 0\'( ' f'. I gPI cold and ha v~ t rrmors. The first rwo a nac ks W<'I~ mild . with onlv rh~ warm and weak fi'Cling . Thl' th ird a nar k. I had 1h!'S<' symptoms plus I lost con:-;ciou snPss. had no control over m .v txJwPI~ and \umitf'(L I wa!-, hospil oliZl'<l. Th<'V workt '(] on m l' for 10 minutl's to n•viq' mt'. I had CAT scam,, bra in wa n•s, ~ liver scan, EC'C , tht • works , .:.m d eve1y·t tung was neg at i\ '( •. SinL'4 •1hl'n I hav(' had thJT'f' SC'izurf's but with the mf'dicat ion I gf't only tht • IT'(.J.hot ea rs a nd palms and am \ T' rY cold with tremors at the pnd . I am ~ a nd a healthv person uthe1wist•. Do ... u ggpstiun~ ? y ou have an~ · DEAR READER - Having had such a c areful Pvaluation. it is most ITkC'iv that vou do ha ve idiopalhic t•pilppsv . 'If1a 1 is thf' most corrunon tmm ot Ppilf'psy . Some people s hy awa _,. from thp word e pilepsy b<'ca usP th~' don't undersland it. The 101m com<'S from lhC' Greek word "cpil~psia , " which means " taking hold of" or "a seizing. "'Thus r·pilcps~· m<'ans seizures. epilepsy. But most can bC' W<'ll· controlled by medicinPS. The most important thing for you 10 do is follow ca!'Pfully the rnsrructions of yourdoclor. I a lsot hinkpeoplewith scizurf's who takC' medicines should avoid ca !!~inr and alcohol. DEAR DR. U\MB - Does smokeless IObacco cause oral cancer? If it docs cause mouth ~,. Thf'rP arc so many ca uses for ,.1 'illl'Y r a n be ca use'(] by a brain rumor.bra indamag .. fromasrroke. cmd, <..1 prevE'ntablc cause, brain da magt'from a ula accidents. If you IIJOk <II the various causes, you find . "" ,~ ·r _r,. ll p p ~\tt Monday lhru Friday 9AM1o9PM Saturday 9 AM to S PM ·r WAll !P< OR .liN 69¢ <l.,PP()N I ~(Nl 446-9510 A NEW DIIIEcriOil/ Ill/ NAIR DESIGN · I McClure's 31 - l I Effective Monday, June 25th While Supplies Last (. AI \ ~ <.)"! McC ure's O • I I n-0 n e aIry Pomeroy, OH. e $ ~~~~~~a~~~Pdwilh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JUNE IS BUSTIN"G OUT WITH GIBSON APPLIANCE SA VINGSI somP darnagr or a bnonnal tunc! ion <'p il ~psy. Tha t is why I use'(] the title, You Ca n Have II , Too, for the H~alth Leller. Oct. 8. which I am MOVING INTOTIIEFINALS-DonCiary (767) of 'l'eam A.didas makes his move around Danny Henderson ( 136) of Wheal<ln, Dl., a• they move down Epil~ps; ·: sending you . Ot hC'rs who want this is.suf' c an send~~ cents w ith a long, BY NORM ClARKE AP Sports Writer LOS ANGELES <APt -After working with handicapped kids who "hav<' Ia hop ro run 50 melers ... decalhletE' Orville PetE'rson said the leas t he could do was finish what he slarted. " I didn'l want to bl' known as a dropout," said PetE'rson. who lost a bid to make thl' U.S. Olympic ream Friday night but won a standing ova tion for running his 1.500-meter finale despite a painfull!'g injury. Umping so badly thai hC' was overtaken early in his second lap, Pl'l!'rson. finishro dead last in the 13-man heat, his time (9 minutes, ~.80 seconds I so slow that he recPived 7Rro points for thE' effort . Thai lefl him with a final total of 7.124 poinls in the gruelling two-day E'vml. dropping him to 32nd in thl' :l.'i-man field. John Crtsl of Atlanta. winnE'r of lhe hE'al in 4:28.95. won the even! with a scone of 21.0 CU. FT. FROST*CLEAR REFRIGERATOR Bernard Bay' ,Jr. Karen Sht'1'tl'i Bays-Sheets NORTiiUP - Mr a nd Mrs Ha.vv.:ard S hf'f' ts o f :'\ort hup ~. 102. h.l \ '1' Tin\ Bright of Santa Cruz. Ca lif .. was second al 8,008 and Jim Wooding of Coalesville. Pa., finl shro third with 8.072 points. Earlier lhis month. PPtNson. from Vero B<'ach. fla .. amasse<l KIJ15 points, the third·bE'sl tolal by an Am~rican this year. But a hamstring slrain in the firsl evPn! of day. lhe llO-meler hurdles . crippled the chances for the 23-year-old from Campbell IN.C.t University. 0 It got worse in lh<"discus and poll' vault. bur Peterson said nothing to the learn lrain<"r until the javelin compelilion. when the l!'g started "'achi ng real bad. I didn't say anything because I was afraid they might make m e withdraw. "I had worked too hard to quil,"' he said after lhe race. as compelitors and coach!'S expressed Iheir admiration . i.lllnouncect thf' f'ng a,l!(' nlf'OI anrl approaching ma r r i<H.!i ' of thr ir dJughtcr. Karen Suf · Sht'( ·ts. to Rf>ma rd R. B.:l;.·s .Jr .. ~nn [) f M1 . ;md Mr·s. B<'rnard H Sourhsid<>. W \ 'a. Gibson Hal s Sr . of ,. \n open chu rch wt ·del in!.! \\'ill t)( · ht•ld Jt No rth up R.: qJt is t Churc h nn Model RT19F3WM .Jurw .'\() at i p.m .. \\·ith 1ht • Rt '\ HnJt 'l' Unrot• offiC' 1.1 1in~-2 . T~1 l' brid•' i ~ J !..!I"< Jdu.ill ' •11 ( ;alli<J .\ (".rdPm.v High S<"hon! ;mel i... ('m ploy('(l h.\ Tor,. ,· _.., F'urnitu1v of ( ;;ol lipoli;. Thf'g-room L'· ' gi .H.IU ,II! 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T'hP groom is " graduatt · of Southv. .·ps tPrn High Schon! and is rmplovr-d ati iPin• 'l"· .., Hak• ·1;.· r ·,,· r iO I~ ~ M o mcnls figurinl"§ .1 wo n d e rf u l way to g•ve th e y •fl o f ., ~ nll ll" All ar e c:lelight~d h y th r mt'><'l dvl" n tur es o f somf' o f o u r f.:lvO flt e ~ U bJe c ts . Thry t• c kt e yo UJ lu n ny -b o nl" and To u c h 1o ur ht-<H1 1ikl" n ol h ing Pl., e [.o;pc •u.- ncr the warm th o f p , ,, 10us Momen ts <: o 1· ll'" c t. h le!o il q • l We lf lv llt you t o LO mt" in lind H·e o u• c~ten s •ve ~election . ( 1 GJilege receives major donation Di\ YTOf'. Ohio ( Af' 1- o\ Da\'lnn l'X('('U! in• v.:hn ;I I !r ndl'd D;t rtm• Jul tl Coll~P ha s dona It'd $!\ mill!on to thf' HanovC'r. N. H .. in!' titut ion for a sport s Cf'n!Pr. A spokcsman for Ihf' collPg<' said thf' gift from .John W 13C'rry. cha irman .1nd ch irf rxf'CutiVf' offiC<'r of L.M . &>rry & Co .. is th<' la rge st )\ill pvcr in support of its a thlC'tic program . Thl' spokesman said the g1ft will bl' uso'CI to help build an addition lo Dartmouth's Alumni Gymnasium. and to rt'nova tP Alumni Gymnasium and Ihe Davis Varsity HouS<'. ThePnlargro buildingwill bf' named the .John W. B<'rry Sports C'f'niN . Gibson® FRUTH PHARMACY 'HONE 675 -2JOJ 250 1 Jackson Ave t't. Pleasant. W. ~a PHONE 446-6620 364 Jackson Pile Gallipolts . Ohto J84 -2t 74 2nd St. Well ston . Ohio Model RT14F1WM PHONE 697 -2151 101 Sixth Ave . Hungtinton . W. Va . PHONE 742·4880 ll25 Main Street Millon. W. Va. PHONE 992· 6291 , 786 N. Seconcl Ave Middleport. Ohio • ' ' '' "•· ·~' ,~ ... ~·· .. ~..,I ·- · - . . . . . .. h,, .... .. "', _ "'' " ' ' """"" ,..,....,, c_ REGULAR PRICE 1 599" W.T. 1984 Wimbledon action hegins Monday, McEnroe, Navratilova heavy favorites Ry MARK S. SMITII Associated Press Writer WIMBLEDON, England !API - In the view of Britis h bookll•s . sobt?r businC'Ssmen in a country wher(' betting is a l<>ga l national passion, John McEnroe and Martina Navra! Uo\·a are the holr~s r favorites to win Wimblroon since before World War II. AI the All England Lawn Tennis championships, which open Monday, the question seems less whether the top seeds and defending champions will hold their service Ihan whel h£'r McEnroe will hold his temper. The fiery NPW Yorker a lready has had a major blow -up at an umpire in a Wimble-don tuneup tournamPnl (lnd a sPri es of c las hC's wilh fleel Sireet, London's new spaper row. which has urged tenniS officials to clamp do"'n on his lanlrums. Rpfpfl{'(' Alan Mills said he plan s to "firmly bul fa irly"' enforc~ the rulT?S. which provide for, in order, a warning. a point penalty, a gam~ penally and finally disqualification for play<'rs infringing Ihr nTirs Similar warnings earlier at Wimbledon had little ~ff<'<'l. McEnroe is playing some of the bE's! tennis of hiscar<'<'r. d~spitf' his loss 10 Ivan lRndl in the finals oft he French Open. The def..ar was McEn roe's first this year. afrc•rwinning42srraigh r matchT?S . At ?.'i, he is S<'t"Ving wir h precision. volle; •ing d<"Cisivrly and covering lh<' court lik e a fox on a scent - all e lement s that make for >~;inners on rh~ finel y manicured lawns a l Wimbledon. lRndl. thC' No: 2 .seed. dislikT?S playing on grass. McEnroe bl'ar him in lhesemis h~re last year. Thisyear,just48hoursa!lerhis lriumphon Ihe Parisian clay, Lend I wasou sled fro m Quel'n'sClubon grass in rhe first round. If the SE'rdmgs hotel - for lhP fr rsr rime I his , -car. th~,· ·rr baS('d comput rr r.1nkings- ~j'ndlwillal so ft.Jcra ma jorobstaclrin 1wo-iime Wimbledon c hamp .Jimm\' Connor; . s~ed third a nd in lRndl 's half of I he dra w. sole!\"on The top prizr mont'~· fo r thf' ml.'n is $1Ti.llMl For lhl' wom('n , it 's $12.1..10 1dollars. Thr rora I purS<' b $"2 million. \\"omC'n 's 1f'nnis at \<\'imblt'dun is cPIPbrat inf..! it~ crontf'nniJl this \ 'C'ar. a nd ~il\Tatilo\'a, who ha s w on 1hf• .-.inglrs titlf' two yC'ars funn ing, is so heavily favon'd 1ha I mos1 df'ba IPS S('f'lll.'- 1o be> whf't hor she'll tx' a ble ro complP!t' lhP Grand Slam - thP eonq urst of rh~ Fr<'nch. Wimbledon. U.S. Op<.•n and ,\us trclian Open in lhP samE' ca lend Jr y('ar. Ht•r Fn•nch OIX'n triumph completPd that sw('('p, which rxian in 19R1- not a ltlJ(•"Slam." but WOT1h d $1 million bonus nonf'thriPS s. The r'\o. 2 s0r'Ci. Chrb ~ H' rt BRLSTOI., England !API [)('fending champion Johan Kriek outlasted Brian Teac her 6-7, 7-6, 6-4 Saturday to win the$11Xl.IXlJ West of England tennis tournament a nd complt'le his warmup for next wt'Pk ·s Winnblcdon championships . It rook lhe South Alrican -born na tu ra lized American 2 hou rs and 2 min ur~s to heat thE' 29-year-old from Los AngPIPS. Krick. 26. pronounced himS<'If "'happy a nd completely menta ll.v attuned"' ln his preparations for lh<' All-England Lawn T ennis tourna ment. which bl'gins Monday. "'I was a bit apprC"hcnsive at rhebl'ginning of thcweek. But my form hasgottpn b<'I!Pr and today's tough malch was just lhe sort of p!'Pparation I wanted."' The two fought a cloS!' firs t sel and Teacher won the liebrcaker a fter l t'\~1 \Td 1ilm ·a ·s Sf'JTC'·a nd·\·oUf'v. \ nm· of this . of courSC', mf'ans- th a t \\' imblf'don holds no surpns.:·s. (~ u itP 1hl' <'Ontrar:v - surpriSC>s an• <.IS much a trad it ton hf'rr as s lr<HdX'rries and ('J'C'am . T1.\·o vC'ars ago. it w ~ 1 s T('X ;.J n Zinn Carrison rr aching the que~ r1rr··f"inals agamst r\.::nTatilova on h<'l' first I r").·. This \ 'f'ar C J ni son is the fifth seed ! .a~ t )"('ar. it was unSL'C'df'd Nrw ZrF~ lan cll'r Chris i .cwis fighting his \\"3 \ ' to ihc !"ina is against 'VlrEnrOP . ·i'his vrar, who knows? Pl'rhap~ r.rorgf' U \·ingstonr Lf'if Shira.s·? as Th~ 2-1-vear-olcl Milwaukf'<'an took Mf·E nroc to Ihr<'<' SPIS in the fina I Detroit Grand Prix on Kriek had asked Ihe umplnr to tell a spec talor lo extinguish o cigar. whose smoke was wafting across COUJ1 . CBS-TV "'I am totally a gains I smoking ,"' Krick explained. "'I hate it, and I go crazy when I see it . The smell ofthis c1gar was making me feel sick ."' In the second sel. Teacher came tlack fnom 2-5 to tiE' a I 5-5, saving four set points along the way . Bul Kriek won t hf' firsl three rallies of the tiC"breaker and took it going away. In the final set Kriekwas5-l up but again Teachpr rallied to take three games in a row. In lhe lOth game, Krick hammPred two aCE'S and two service winners to rake the game lo love and k<'Cp hi s eruwn. After the match, Krick said he saw '"no reason at all why I should not makE' lh<" top IOand stay there." REGULAR PRICE 1 69915 W.T. BIG TOP PRICE •56 95 Schlichter reinstated by NFL COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPl -Art Schlichter says hE' views his reinstatement to the National Foot· ball League as only one step on his road lo rt'habilitatlon. The fanner Ohio State University star learned Frtday that his 14-month suspension for gambling had been lifted and he could join the Indianapolis ((i:olrs for summer trainlng camp June 13. "'It's just a start, but It's a good start, and somet~Ing that I have worked for for ·over a year now," !Joyd. hJs 1.\·on ! h J'('(' timf' -.; at no" ·hrrc nC'a r as su 1!1-xi to gra ss W imbiPdon , but hf•r basclinr g a m t• is By MIKE IL\RRJ.'i AI' Motorsports n ·rii.C"r DETROIT I .-\PI - :"igl'l M" n'' ·II --"1id h(' wa s luck_ , . tO~ f'l hi ~ f Js l lap in trtw('('n r rash<'s. ThC' Englishman. Uri\·in .[: ;J HC'nault -po\\..'f't'f'd : .atus, ,.,,o n tlw provisional JX> Ir Friday for ~un da~ · ·s Df'troil Grand PrL\ . H(' cnvrrf'd lhC' bumpy 2.:-l·nlll( ' track in I mmutf'. -V1.1:l.O sl'l:'ond ... . which Ira nsla tes to X.">.tltl8 m JJh. M n nSC>Il s spc'<xl \\"as \H' II uff llw t ra r k lT'('Orrl of 1· 44 .1.14 d·\l.~.111 . '-..<' t las1Junr b~· R f•n, •, \ t·nou.x of Frant '1'. 1h<'n dri\·ing for HPn ~ tult. but nm~ in 1J1f' F'f'JTari {'amp ,, Model RT17F3WM " J rf'ally could do V( ' !1' Uttle," said J ordan . Irials arc four who we re on the 1976 Ol;mprc tC'am ar Montn'ai. Srcv~ Gregg of Bcrkcl~v. Calif , was a INDIA.'\IAPOLIS tAP I -It's said that the roughest silver ml<lalist in the 200 bU!IC'rlly in 1976: Bob swimming meet is the U.S. Olympic Trials, rather Jackson of San JoS<'. Calif.. made the finals in t he 100 than the Ol)mpics themselves. backs! rake in 1~76 and alsu was on the 19811 team. and Wi th East Gennany, the strongest wompn' s swim PPI~r Rocca of Concord , Calif .. wa s a 1976 silvPr team in the world, and the Soviet Union, wilh possibly medalis t in the 100 and 200 backstmkP and a nothPr the best individual in Vladimir Salnikov . not a~ thf' Los 1Y~ Ulvmpic tram member. Angeles gamC'S, this is mort:' lru<' than ever. Thf' lo nC' swinunf'r lc•f1 from 1Jw 1976 !Pam is Jill Slerkrt. l:l. of Ha c 1~nd a Heighl s , Calif. . who will S{'('k ThP U.S. Trials. which slart Monda ;; and conlinue to become thC' S<'C'Ond woman swimm or to make the through Saiw'day. will have 34 oi the 45 swimmer s U .S. O!y mpic tC'J m 1hrPf' !imPs. The first wa s Eh.:•.anor who made the 1900U .S. Olympi c learn that didn't go lo Holm, a backslrok<'r li1 1928and 1Y.3'2 who wa s kioff the Moscow bPcaUSl' of the American -led boy coli. l~J~ !Pam !or drinking champagnp on thf' ship en including H ofl8 women and 20of 27 men . Thrs is in a routC' to [Tr lin sp.:>r1 where r('tiremen t som e! imf's com es Jxoforf' 10th Stf'rkd v.. ·as on thC' freestyle J·d ay· tt.~am that upset bi rt hdavs. thP powC'rtul East G1.'rmans and won the onJ:· U.S. Pushing the veterans will be som r llP\\'COm..-•rs with womf'n'~ swimming gold medal in Montreal. Sterkel little internationa l expericnc<'. coni inued 10 bf' one of Ihe world ·s best sprint fri'Csty le Don Gambril. head coa c h of I hr U.S. 0 1;-mpic and butlf'rfl_\. sw immers team, said U.S. athleles should " lorgPIIhc dog-gone Th~ srrrngth of the E ast C~rmans has I rimmed Ihe ooycolt. ThE' thing is over and don<' wilh, and for number of U.S. womr>n w or ld r t'('l)rcl ·holders to rwoanyone who doesn't believf' we will han? plcnt:'-.. of Mary T. Mea~ h~r of Lou is \"lJI~ rn the l!XI and 2fXl good competition, jusl look a t Ale x Baum a nn of butlerilv and Kim Unf'han in the I ,'>Xl fff'eStvl e Canada," who broke Ihe wor ld record in Ihe 4(0-met er Mmg hPr. who S<'t hN first world mark at age 15. individual medley to go with his ptl'\"iOu s '"·orld rallied from an of!-.vcar in 19~1Io post Ihe bl'sllim<'s in s ra ndard in t bl: 2011 1M thl' wurld in hl'l" S(.>('Ci alt i('s in l~lx.l LinC'han is train in g Among thf' \'et...rans CXJX'CI('(I to com1X'tf' in thr aftPr a long la~ ·o ff. Kriek claims West of England tourney BIG TOP PRICE E-5202 Robt•rt s of R 1Uwt·ll. annnum·• · tht· png;-lg-Pnu•nt and apprnaching mar ria gP of thPir daughtf'r , I(.Jthn:n • Btg capacily tor big tamlttes. Te<tureOoor styling hides din, ttngerprlnts, and scratches tor easy care. Lots of Gibson leatures !Ike glldiK>ut A.B.S. .1 11d Mr s . IL " . Jr .. srm of ;\1r. ;uld :Y1 r:-; . Da \· id :'\ida lhe backslretch of lhe men's 5,000-meter semifinal• Friday during the U. S. Olympic 'l'rack and Field Trials In Los Angeles. Clary won the heat In 13:35.22. I AP Laserphoto) . Peterson finished 'what he started ... ' Gibson· Thrn' are rna ny difff'rf'nf forms of The 24-year-old from King of Prussia. Pa ., wasn't hPiped by Navratilova 's pinpoinl serving. In the firs! S!'l. Navratilova concroed just four poillls In !IV<' service games. Thr('(' of rhosC'cam<' in the lOih gamE', which she close'(] out on the first advanlage poim with a winning forehand voliPytotakclhe SC't in 39 minutes. 1 Middleport, OH. of somr brain cells. That means an~· onC' can bccomf' " victim of stamped . sclf·add ressro envelope for i1 to mC' in careof this newspaJX'r, 1'.0 . Box 1oo1 , Radio Crry Sta tion. N~\\' York. N.Y 10019. the preciSP _~;;erve-and -volley game lha r ousted Lloyd . By WILlJA.M R. Bi\R~i\RD A.P Sports Writer DRINKING GLASSES WITH THE PURCHASE OF A LARGE OR MEDIUM SOFT DRINK ThP 27-year-old Czechoslova ki aborn American never looked tlack. I! was a sharp contrast wi rh Friday's SPmifinals, in which Navratilova was E'XIended to three sets by West Gcrmany"sCiaudia Kohde. "I fell a lot mol'!'confidmttoday. ·· Navratilova said . "Bur thPn I always do when I'm in a fin a l. Gelling thert' is usually mol'!' of a pmblem becauSt1 it is nlwa.vs on your mind. But in a final I'm always more relaxed ." The service bneak ciPa rly ra llied Jordan, and there wa s no T-ep<.•a t of Olympic swim trials start Monday t/l/TTPU: IJF IJIJIJIII . irritation. and in some instances, the init atio n may progress to cancer. 'J "" '.# • ' • hold lobacco againsl any of the tissues r»peatedly it will cause r ,. "' ~ •r rq EASTBOURNE. England !AP I - Forty-..lghl hours befort' the stan of Wimblroon. Grand Slam cham · pion Martina Navratilova claimro her third straighl East bournE' gra ss court tennis title Saturday with a commanding 64, 6-1 victory over fourth-seeclro Kaihy Jordan . Jordan, who oustro second· seeded Chris Evert Lloyd in straight sels In Friday 's semifinals, w!'nl inlo the match apparently full of confidl'nce but suffered a sel tlack when Navratilova broke herS!'n~ire in the first game inc reases Uu? risk of cancer. lf you ~- !) ( ~ .''> ,'> .'\ Martina makes it 3 In row CHESHIRE- Vacation BiblE' school will bl'gin .June 25 at Poplar Ridge Freewill Baptist Church. Classes for all ages are ava ilable . Classes will last the w0ek . A wiener roast will follow the la sI session on June :ll. For a ride , ca ll 367-0169 or 742-22:/JJ. cancer. what are lhe firs ! s igns to look fo r': Is theT» any possible cur.or rrealment if detectro early mough" DEAR READER- Yes, lobacco .-----------------------------::-1 sf'izurPs that many authorities have prcfcrr'l'rl lo ra il thesE' symptoms I ht' l'pileps iCS . rather than implying til a r lhf'; arc all one probiE'm . • Bible school Monday GALLIPOJ_J.<; - Gallipolis Flame Fellowship lnlernalional is sponsoring a talk by Dr. John F. Lupton a r a luncheon slated from noon unl U 2: :ll p.m. Thursday al the Holiday Inn. Resen~atlons may bC' made by calling Bev Perkins at 446-2278; Pat O'[)('ll al 446-1360; or Mary Dimond a t 256-1664. and musl bC' paid by June 27. Music will bl' provided by Janet Bachelor. Diagnosing different epileptic disorders · By Lawrence Lam h. \I. U . DEAR DR. LAM ll - I am be ing ~imes- ientintt SectionJune RODNEY - Rodney Unitro ME'thodlst Church will conduct a BiblE' school !rum June 25-29 from 9 a .m . until noon each day at lhe church. Ag<' groups art' five lhrough 14. TOURNAMENT ENDS TI£L<i AFTERNOON The 1984 Gallia Cancer Tennls Toumament . above was taken during Friday night's quarteriinal.s. On left is Vance .Johnson. On right is Alan ~lute . Today's finaL.l will be held at I, 3 and ;; p.m . on the Forest Mullins C<~Urt at 46 Henkle Ave. Schlichler, 24. said_ sponsored by Radio Station WJEH-WYPC, will end Colts spokesman Bob Walters thL<I altemoon loUowinK nearlY a week's action. Scene said Schlichter will bl' one of five players competing for the starting quarterback position. Schlichter was suspended from the then -Baltinnore Colts In May 1983 Barragan. in a stalement reLA PAZ. Bolivia !API -Bolivia after he told law enforcement Friday night, said publi c leased has decided not to participate In the authorities that he had run up a Los Angeles Summer Olympic opinion In Bolivia reacted sl rongly $389,(XX) gambling dl'bt, including Games to protest a recent Washing- to the publication of the article and wagersonNFI..games_ was running against Bolivia 's ton Post article that "lnjurro the After the suspension, Schllchter participation in the Games . dignity of the country," Bolivian entered a program for treatment of · Sports Secretary Julio Barragan In a Washington Post column, compulsive gambling. said. Bolivia withdraws from Olympics "-'hirh writrr Ton~· Kornhf'i!"l'r said wa s intrndC'd to J:x> humorous. hf' suggested that "one of Ihe sponsors of lh~ Gamf's. such as Budw<'iS<'r could bru1g rhi' Bolivian a thlet <'S Ito Los AngcleSI a nd Ihat they lalerpa v lhc irdebt S<'li ing beer ." F r idJ <s 60 mJnutC' qualif~· mg S<'Ssion wa ~ intPIT'UJJif'd by thr['(' CT<::~shc-s. Nom • of thf' drivrrs u ·C'rr injurf"d. but th t• trJ C'k harlto ht~ <.;hut do"vn aftrr I'J('h incirlf'nt . "T'his is thr mo~t d1sjointf'd Sf'SSion I hdn' Sf'<'n. " said Mansdl. who has .\\' 1 to win in;"() Crand Prix .'\ tart s. Two- tmw wor ld champ ion 1\iki ~A uda of Austria . tf'ammatC' of current world c hampionship point leader Alain Prost of France. was second on r h~ provisional grid . His Porsc h~· powrll>d McLancn 11 ctockro at 1:4.1.238 18.5.519! . a' �~aga C2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 24, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Marietta edges Meigs Legion nine, 5-4 1-fanrona, Mortln"P I. .316; W<J!Jtin~oo . Atlanta . .1?1; C'abl:>ll. Hw s ton . ."t!G. Arm I\ . San F'rwu-l!ico . .lN. HUNS SamuPI. Phllack'lphla . »!. (;~'\ llll. San DX,.:U. .n. 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I ,J[IIrwru.l ,tl T< •\ ,1'-. •n I~U\J,md .1 · t\dll'••~' C ll \ IJl > l ~ >o'-o ll.'l ' . l )fl/1 ".tll1< "' '-ol ' ht• lu lt•l , ., 1~ "<i \110'\'.\L Lt.::.\c.l ... [ lit 'l-.'1> , J.'l ~n ( l !' l l'>Cil, :'\1·\\ II SYRACUSE - Marietta scored single runs in the eighth and ninth Innings to wipe out a 4·3 Meigs lead and the Washington Countains held on for a 5-4 win in Amer ican Legion baseball action here Thursday. Meigs. now >-11on the year, took a 2.() lead in the third when Donnie Swa tzel opened with the fi rs t of his three singles and Nick Riggs followed wit h a walk and Chris Kennedy singled to load the bases. Tony Rim e laid down a perfl'Ct suicide squeeze bunt single to score Swa tzel and Riggs rode home on Dan Thom as· fielder 's choice. Coach Jack Weiker's crew took thPir 4·31ead in the sixth when Btian Shepler and Scot ~ Gheen both walked, were moved up a base on Gallia summer league results GALLIPO LL<; - in Gallipolis loss. Parks and Rl'C rca tion Pony League In T -Ball act ion, The Angels pl ay Friday, the Padres beat Rio pounded th<> Comets 21 -12 and the Grande 10-5. Cur1 Wachs picked up Braves beat the Rangers 29-15. the win whil<' J .H. Wright was Ute In Men's Softball League action loser. on June 20, Marchi's defeated In Gir l's Softball League action, Holzer 114. :'vlolor Car Brokers th<' Phillies pounded the Kool Ka ts edged Old Brick Tavern 12-ll, 10-3. The winning pitcher was L. So uthern Com for1 comfor1ed J.C.'s Hauldren whtle Bush was the loS<'r. Hi-> . Spa rkle Supply beat Elliott' s The Sluggers slugged the Phillies H-1. Griffey's shut out Marchi's 12.() 20-5. T. Combs was the winner and and Diversified Management de· Tawney the loS<'r. tea ted Holzer 10-3. In Girl's Junior League Softball .-------------~ action. thp Angels outscoiT'd the Shamrocks 17-10 behind th<' pitching of S. Thomas. 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Vinton G<)ld received a first round byP and will compete with the \\1nn<'rs in S('ffii -final action June 27. Thl' championship game wUI be JunP 29 a1 Kygcr Crw k. In A-brac ket games. to b<' play!'d .Junp 26. GrPen Red faces Cheshil'!' Blue. AddavUie plays Rio Grande Blue and Green Blue plays Rio Grande White. The winners of Gt'('('n Red-Cheshire Blue and Addaville-RioGrandeBiuecontcsts will m('{'t in a semi final game JunP 2R ThP winner will fat•' the Green 1979 VW Van-Transporter (7 seater) •56,000 miles •4 speed standard transmission •Good tires •Very clean vehicle CONTACT OHIO VALLEY BANK FOR MORE DETAILS PH. 446-2631 JIST WHAT f ~ l • "' Marietta. Thom as fan ned nlne.allowed nlne hits, and walked five in his losing effort. M cLead startedfor Matietta and gave way to winner Barnes In the fourth. They combined for five strikeouts, permitted eight hlts, and walked five. Meigs traveled to Parkersburg South Sa turday and hosts Wellston today at Syracuse. 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Swatzel JedMeigs at theplatewith three singles whUe Riffle singled twice, and Shepler, Kennedy, and Riggs each singled on~'!' . Smith singled and doubled to lead Th e new un i· saddle Co nvers e® StarTech '" for extra inJ ury - preventing support and s hock absorption . Dr. J won ' t ta ke th e c ourt without taking two of them for his feet . *NOW OPEN* WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF OUR MIDDLEPORT, OH 10 LOCATION WITH ANOTHER FINE SELECTION OF SHARP PREVIOUSLY OWNED CARS & TRUCKS. Stop In And See Frank Gheen. Reac h for the Stars . Rea c h fo r Converse. ~ <Carl' s snoe store Motor Car Brokers HOURS : Mon . & Fri. 'Til 8 P.M . T~:~:.- -~S~t. 5pM 'Til . . 992-6304 CDnviRSE 605 General Hartinger Parkway Middleport, Ohio ~e-R~ Gru~~itev~ocinthelb=~D~~~O~O~W~N~G~Al~L~IP~O~l~IS~=~~~=~~~-~~·~~-~-~·~m~-~~~~·~-~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~ championship gamt• J unP 29 at 6 p.m . at K yger Creek. June 24, 1984 ~lOy--Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohia AT BEHIND OLD JR . HIGH SCHOOL POMEROY, OHIO Sponsored By Chamber of Commerce By JOE KAY AP Sports Writer <INCINNATI (AP I- TheCincin· nat1 Reds wouldn 't let San Diego Padres reliever Rich "Goose" Gossage rest on his reputation Friday night. Gossage carne into the game with the Padres leading 7-51n the eighth, o typical situation for a Gossage save But Eddie Milner drUied a two-run triple to tie the game In the eighth, and outfielder Duane Walker raced home on a singleand a thmwing er ror in t he ninth for an 8-7 1· ictory " To come back from a two- run <if'ficit to win against 'Goose' Cossage is som ething," Walker said. " His history is shutting down J)('()pif' in the last two innings. " Milner 's tr iple was the turning poin t: then wr saw we could win the game. The Padres knocked Redsstarter Prank Pa st ore out after just 2 2-3 innin gs, turning nine hits Into six 111ns. Cra ig NC'Itles belted a two-run homPr. his tenth ; Steve Garvey hila _,o lu bl ast. his fourth : and Bobby Brmm was g<'ltlng star1ed with two <•f his th= RBI singles. Walker ra pped a lead-off homer , his seventh, to Ignite a three-run fourth Inning that chased Padres starter Andy Hawkins and cut the lead to 6-5. But Brown singled home another run for San Diego In the seventh, and Padres Manager Dtck Williams went to Gossage's fastbiill to try to protl'Ct the two-run !Pad. Gossage walked Dan Driessen to stan !he eighth, then gave up a two-out, plnch·hit single to Wayne KrenchlckL Milner lined his ttiple off the tight-field wall , tying the game. Reliever John Franco, 3.(), shut down the Padres ln the top of the ninth, and Walker drew the tenth base on balls by a San Diego pileher to start the bottom or the Inning. Gossage next went to a full count on Dave Parker, and Walker was off and running when Parker lined a sharp single to center. He dove Into third base head·tlrst , deflecting center fielder Luis Salazar's accu · rate throw toward ·!he Padres dugout. " I saw the ball glance off the waU (of the dugout raUing) and run away," Walker said. "From there, ll was a foot race to the plate.'' He scored easily. and Salazar got an error on the play. "The throw was tight on line," Williams said. "It just happened to hlt therunnerslldlngln,andheeruls up with an error." Walker said there was no heslta· tlonasheroundedsecondbase,even though Parker's single got to Salawrqutckly. "I was running, glar)ced back and saw the ball go to center field sharply," Walker said. "Sol tried to take third base.'' The throw bounced off Walker's batting helmet and away !rom two Padres, bringing the Reds thelr third victory In their last four games. The Padres remained a game and A new community service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 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The ' ight-han Jpr scatte red six hit s. struck out nine and did not walk a ha1u •r . l.,"t Sunday. in Toronto, Clemens pitdll'<l fuur innings. allowing just om· hH . a ndstruckout seven berore a I' ,-hour rain delay forced him out of Limit on all sale oil s 84c~.~- per quart Pennzoil 10W40 Valvoline 10W40 Oil Regu lar pri ce t 19 Limit 12 o n all sale oils . Regular price 99C Limit 12 on all sale otis 3.88 Fram ~:o:;-_,. ,. ~ ! h f' ga m L' . " We• just didn 't g<'t to him . which -.:.:_ usuaJh· you should do the st-'COnd li m P <J round agains t a pil e he r." said Toront o's Lloyd M oseby. "Give him 69c age _ .i·. I Air Filters _ ~ _,-; Standa<d Reg 87C L tml l 16 Res;Siors Reg 1 07 L1m 11 ' 6 AutoiHe Spark Plugs Reg 4 95 L1m1t 2 For mos t domesit e and 1mport cars Spar1< Plug Gap Gauge t29 ~ 'I'Pdit . .. Said vf'leran Bo:::ton Manage r ll.a lph Hou k: " He's the best looking ~·ou n g prospect I've ever seen . He's su m atuff' it 'salmost unbelievable." In othN AL gam('s, Texasstopped Oakland .J-0. Cleveland t rounced '<'attic H3, Ca lifornia bopped h a nsa s City 8-1. DPtroit downed !\.1ilwa ukC'C' I -3. Ba it imore beat Nf>\v Ycwk c>-1 . and Chicago topped ;vJin nC'sol a 8-6. Rangers~ . A 'sO "l '! ·x:1s won the ga m e, even I houg h ~'"""''"""'"''""'"""'~ . r.- - - - . I •r . ~ ::' ! ' ' •mm. . . . . 79.88 34.88 Speakers AM I FM Cassette ·,r SR 334 Reg 94 95 SK520C Reg 39 .95 5 a" suspen siOn woofers WI 20 oz mag ne ts 2" tw eeter s 129.95 AM I FM Cassette With Equalizer Cassette Adapter SA 307 Reg 149 95 SC A-tO Reg . 19.95 80 Speakers Graphic Equalizer SK622 T Reg 46.95 6" a" s uspen ston woo fers oz magnet s 3.88 lnterdynamics wl 20 1" tweeter s From After mig's S2 reb,ate Dorey 6 Volt Motorcycle Batteries Sa le p n ce 4 95 • 21 -1135 Rechar~e Hose Kit r elay from <'!'nter fi elder I !wav·nc Murphy to shon stop Tony Phillips to catcher Jim E sslan nail I'd O'Brien at the plate. Indians 13, 1\tariners 3 Cl!'v·pJand got better production fmrn it s 16hits than Seattle got from ! IS 15. CJu·is Bando belted a solo home r-utt, his firstoftheseaoon . along with a tlu"('('-1 11n double to highlight the Indian atta ck. T ony Bernazard, who had four hi ts, and B rett Butler each drovp in three runs whlle Carmelo Castillo added a solo homer for visiting Cleveland. [lar ry Bonnell homered for the Marinf>rs. Reg 4 95 MB -2 12 Volt Batteries Control Ann &Bushing !rom 2.50 19.88 Trailer Hitches Reg 25 95 EZ Hitch II 54.88 Reg . 64 95 Trailer Balls 4.88 Reg fr om 5.95 save over $1 Wheel Bearings l rom 5.95 Ftan T he victory was not one that Cleveland Manager Pat Corrales got to enjoy in person . H(' was t' jec ted by plate wnpire Mark Johnson in the first Inning for argu ing balls and strikes while AI Cowens was batting. Cowens went on to nang an RBI double that gave ;ca ttl<'a 1-0iead. Angel• 8, IWyal• I In Ca li fornia , Bobby Grtch, plagued by nagging Injuries this smson, slammed his first hOme run sincP May1. Grlch's three-run shot, his fifth of the year. capped a five- run sixth innin g that closed out the Angel scoring . Four oft he runs In the sixth scored after shortstop U.L. Wa shin gton's two-out error . Winner Mike Witt. 6-7, pitched seven shutout tnnfngs, allowing five hits. The AL's strikeout leader fanned fou r to raise his total to 'if/ before Jeavfng with stiffness In hls right elbow. Tigers 7, Brewers 3 A crowd of <18,497, the largest at Tiger Stadium since Opening Day. sa \V Detroit raise Its record to 51).}8. 39.88 89.95 wan GE 70 Reg . 99.95 tilt · 446-BANK thebes,!fntheLos~les()odgers. losing streak. . " We weni through a te!Ttbl~ stonn, those seven losses in a row .~ ~Manager Tom Lasorda. " But If we can get this team healthy, !hey'q hear from us all over the league. It's aU the players. They went out and got us nine runs (In ClncinnaUl las! night and tonight they get us 10. I! m akes us aU very, very happy .'' In other NL action, Montreal edged New York l -1, Plttsburgij swept a double-header from PhUa: delphia 10-3 and 7-6 In 13 lnningsi Chicago trounced St. Louis 9·3 ancl Houston whipped San F rancisct:1 per quart inn rng \.\-11 h PetC' O ·Brien on fir st. but dial - a hal1aheadofserond-placeAtlanta In the National League West. Around lheletii!Je••• There's SIXIIelhlng about playing the Atlanta Braves that brings out Boston snaps 8 game loss streak si](Wt of lhP AL 11'<'0rd for COnS!'CU· ri ve games with an RBI.""' by Taft Wri ght of Chicagn in 1941. (The major lmgue r ecord is 17, S<'t by l lsca r r.rimcs of thcCh icago Cubs in 1112'2 1 I 'arrish hit a double in the first For the current Time-Weather-Temperature The Sundoy Times-Sentinel--.-.fl't~JOgett--4f}. Reds come from behind in ninth, ·k-nock off Padres, 8-7 ' L.11T)' Parn sh. who had driv£'n in runs in 11 srraig hr gam es , did not get an !WI. Pa rTish enifirf'd thf' game two THURSDAY, JUNE 28 5:30 and 7:30P.M. .. Paint PleoiCint, W. Va. Leal Spring Helper 15.88 Reg 18 g5 '11 1oto Heavy Duty 24.88 Ball Joints lntermarket Floor Jack Re g 28 95•11 -1040 h om .;n._"-- s28 ~.;g:~~ ~¥om L60x l5 E70x 14 . F70xt4 G70 xt 4 G70x t 5. . ~;gg Your cost attar mig's II rebate on 2 cans ~:~~ i~H li~~ 61.00 42.00 44 .00 46.00 48.00 56.00 37 .00 39 .00 41.00 43.00 Snap Fix A Flat Sale pr•ce 99C • s275 12 ou nce ca n Reg. 1.49 14.88 ea. lntennarket ggc Solder Seal Puncture Seal 1.49 MM11 ·12 12 ounce Shop Stand Reg. 17.95 30001bs •ss 3 i each 209 Upper River Road ., Rod End & Sleeves l rom 4.95 49c Supercharger ~:~, ,4 --=s7o-o_o~ o ~s2c-o.o~o 50, 60, 70 2.25 446-3807 • 49C Your cost per can alter mig's rebate .. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK �The Times-Sentinel Ohia Paint Pleatant, W. Va. June 24, 1984 • ID Valentine up by 2 Atlanta Golf Classic at halfway point ' By ED SJIEARER AP Sport.t Writer ATLANTA (AP)-ltwasafacein the crowd, one he knew well, that applied the Dna! touch for Tmuny Valentine. "It's great to lookovertbereonl7 and look at Mama in that big hat and she said, 'Hey, darling,' like that'you're all right."' Valentine, playing in his hometown, used a season's best streak or seven consecutive birdies en route to a 9-under-par 63 Frtday. That gave him a two-shot advantage over defending champion Calvin Peete halfway through the $400,0ll Georgia. Pacific Classic. CAGE CAMP ACI'IV1TIES - Chri<; Ebersboch unleashes a jump shot Wider the watchful eye of camp Camp which began last week and rontinues this week at Meigs mg~~ School. director Greg Drummer in the Meigs Basketball Olympic team hegins exhibition PIay By HANK LOWENKRON AP Sports Wriwr BLOOMINGTON. Ind . tAP ! - It was a homff'oming, a senrtoff a nd anothe r step on th~ road in a bid lor Olympic gold as the U.S. Olympic men 's baske tball team upt'ned its f'x hibition schedule . Coach Bobbv Knight , tiw m a n dil1'Cting thP team , sen t his charges against an Indiana Univer sity alumni squad dominated by players who helped him win two NCAA basketball titles. a '>Ia tiona I I nvi tation Tournam e nt crown and S(>Vrn Big Ten c hampions hips . The 124-R9 triumph F r iday night by the Olympians wil l mean little to participants on either squad. And allN the gwne. Krugh! a nd his players agrN'd thPn''s a lot of work ahead before thf' go ld medal can be c laimed tn :A>s Angeles. "We've bef'n pla.ving against each uthPr all week in prac tice. I think it tthe !!ame 1 was like a rrltel," s.1 id Chris Mullin of St. .John 's. who ig-nited a n mrly s urge by thP Olympians that left the Alumni scrambling for the rest of the night . "We had a lot of fun out there. got a good workout and now we ca n judge wherC' we arp now a nd where' we have togo." Mullin had lO ot his 14 points in the gamf''s firs t seven minutrs as thf' Olym pic team openPd an 18-9 advantagP. The AJur.1ni never drew c loser. "Wr'w got a long way to go. I think we·re makingstridesfmward !'.!orr time is going to help us out," Mullin said. Kn1ght. who decided to give his cl ub a break from practiCP today, agrt:wl. "Defens ively therewas quite a bit of O\ <' 111'*' or hands ... said KnJght, who will next send the team into comhal against a Na tiona l Bas ket l,a U c\~o;oc iation All -S13r squ ad in Prodcic-nce, R.I., Thursday. "Wr tended to mishandle the ball ht're and there t28 tumovers l. Our defense didn't react to situations where wp really had to," Knig ht sa id . "Wt' commit ted too many per imete r fouls and lacked good foot usage. In particular. we didn't react w('U to thPir offensive movement. " Knight tned to give each of the 16 play<'r<; contending for the 12 ava ilable S}XJts on the team an equal am ount of playing time. The plan worked well with everyone receiving from 11 to 1!1 minutes of action . As a result, the scoring was balanced . Ali-Amertcan Michael .Jordan of Nonh Carolina led the way with 16 a nd Mullin finished with 14 . Vern Fleming of Georgia a nd former Mic higan star Tim McCormick eac h scored 121or the winners. "We'w been playing aga inst each other aU week," said AII-AmPrican Sam Perkins of Nor1hCarolina, who started at forward along with Vlullin. "It's kind of hard to judge how well we're doing. I lhink for a negatiw part. w~ didn't really get back on the trans it ion. They really killed us. '' And if we wa nt tu win the gold, we're going to have to stop some of the European teams that do outlet rea l quick a nd get back . We found our weaknesses out and we did do pos itive things, but just couldn't get it going." Pacers ls1ah Thomas Detroit of the ofIndiana ButchandCarter mch scored 17 to lead a n Alunmi team that shot only 45 percent while being out rebounded 56-30. "They 've got a good crop of guards bf>cause they'rP aU interchangrabiP." sa id Thomas, who ha d JO of his tPa m's 30 turnovers. "They' re au good passers. They 're a ll consistPnt." Pe rkins madP a big impression on Thomas , a college opponen I when Indiana defeated Nort h Carolina for the 1981 NCAA championship . "The thing that impressed me the most with Perkins was the range on his shot. I didn't know he was that good a shooter," Thomas said . "He can really shoot it. He was the guy I wa' most lmpre;sed with ." "This is our 13th practice smce coming back Friday a week ago. In retrospect, I think the week went we ll lor us," said Knight, who has been using some of his former players in practice. "I really don't want to get into individuals right now," said Quinn Buckner of the world champion Boston Celtlcs, one of those who has been helping Knight. " I think it' s early . They've made some tremendous strides in trying to get some things set up today. "That's the most important thing. They're taking advantagP of situa tions. That's what they're going to have to do. " The Alumni led briefly early before two Mullin field goals put the Olympians up lor good at 6-5. Perkins and Fleming followed with field goals as the Olympians scon_'!l eight unanswered points. Kent Benson of the Detroit Pistons then hit two free throws for the AlumnJ . Mullin answered that challenge with a jumper and a lay-in , igniting a 10-2 spurt that left the crowd of 17,113 at Assembly Hall realiz-ing their former heroes were in lor a long nig ht . A Uan Ia Go It "My Mom and Dad are going up and down these hills, living and dying with every shot you have," Valentine said. "This Is the toughest course to wa lk all year. It's always nJce to play well in ftont of them. "Today I was completely as ease with myself," Valentine said. The 631eft him with aJ6.holetotal or 133, 11 shots under par on the 7,018-yard, par-72 Atlanta Country Club course- site of the best finish or his eight-year pro career. The 34-year-old Georgian placed second in thls tournament three years ago, losing in a playoff to one of the game's top performers, Tom Watson. Peete, who had a 69,found hlrnsel! two shots off the lead for the second stra ight day. First·round leader Mike Donald soared to a 73Saturday and fell into a four-way deadlock for sixth place at l37. Four others were tied at 136 Bobby Wadkins with a 66, Tom Kite and Mark Brooks with 67s and Don Pooley68. It took a 1-under·par 143 total til survive the halfway cut, with 70 players remaining for the final two rounds, portions of each scheduled for national television (CBS). Valentlne began his string of seven birdies on the Mh when he holed a J.2.footer and closed It by two-putting the par-5llth. "On 11 I knew I was going for this year's record or consecutive blr· dies," Valentine said. "I read It In the paper this momlng." Donald had put together six birdies in succession In his openinground 64, tytng the season's best mark set by Watson at the Tournament Players Championship. '' ~'re out to earn your business!" "Then I came back to my senses," Valentine said of his only bogey. It carne on the 12th when he missed a three-foot par putt. He also birdied from 35teetonthe third hole and tapped in a slx·lnch birdie pution the par-5fin1shlnghole to close his round. longest putt came on the tough ninth green - a 48-footer that Valentine called "a field goal." 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" H0 hurt me at the start. but after !h.tt I w as ratching most of thP punrhf's on my gloVf•s." said 1-'urlano. the fifth -rankf'd contender lu r Pryor' s t itle and the first fight f'r t ~J takr Pr:.'or the dlstanc(' since lk tobN. 1 ~1i7. crown Although Pryor hadn't been in the ring since he knockfd out Alexis ArgUello last Sept. 10 to retain his World Boxing Association junior we lte rweight title, most observers felt Furlano stood little cbance of lasting the opening rounds against the champion. Two crushing left hooks in the first round sent Furianotothecanvasina heap and quickly silenced an outdoor crowd of about 5,o:xl fans. But just as the fans began tosensean early e nd, Furlano rose from the canvas and sun.ived the round. "There was no way in the world I was going to get knocked out," said Furlano, who w~ighed one-half pound more than Pryor in barely making the 140-pound limit. " If you go down. you 've got to get up a nd fight . I'd been hurt worse than that before ... Judge Vincent Rainonesc~rcd the hOur 146-138, Chuck Williams had Pryor a head 146-139 and Frank Brun~t te scored It HS-140. With the vic tory. Pryor pushed his record to 35-0. while Furlano fell to 38-8-1. State/ ational Pryor was In control from the outset but was tagged more than once by Furlano's weD-aimed head and body shots. "Nicky cranked me a couple of times, " said Pryor. " He exposed m e as being a little rusty. " I have to respect Nicky because he's the first guy whO's gone the distance wtth me in quite a while," he added. "Nicky tested m e, II was the kind of fight that I needed.'' Furlano, whose $75,!XXl payday was the largest of his eight-year career, said he has nothing but the utmost respect for Pryor. who earned $.Jj(),!XXJ. "I don't think there's anybody in the world who's going to beat Pryor," said Furlano. "He's the greatest fighter I'vewer fought. "Pound for pound, he's the greatest fighter in the world ." 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" It 's m y understanding that once the amendment was drafted and proposed that !Cleveland Cllnlc t would h<' thP only hospital under th~ language that would haw bem pxempted.'' R ifle said . "Therefore it . wa s scra ppt.-'d." 'n'~ House H~alth and Retireme nt Commit tee and the Sena tP State Govt:"nunpnt, Health and Human Resource s Comm itt ee h~ld a joint hl'aring on the bill Thursday. The Senat e pan<'l is to resume work on it Monday night and the HouS<' committee Tuesday or Wednesda v. Districting case resolved 20 years ago Hart walks a line between staying in race, conciliation to strengthen party This economy model is a new Grand Prix trade-in. Features include AC, AM FM, rear defroster, 4 spd. trans. and 10,000 actual low mtles. INSULATED PROTECTION AGAINST HEAT, COLD AND RAIN! - Way clear for hospital regulation hill sears Mobile Home Roofovers ~imes- iientitttt Section~ June 24 1984- 1982 PLYMOUTH RELIANT Here's another one owner with low verifted mtles. This new Buick trade-in has factory AC, crutse control , AM -FM stereo and mtdnigh t black fini sh. SHARP' "CLEAN AS NEW" By MIKE SHANAHAN Associated PreAA Writer WASHINGTON tAP ) - Gary Hart said Friday he will keep his pres id e ntial campaign alivl' through the Democratic National Convention, but wiD do nothing to split the party or jeopardize chances for the nominee to defeat President Reagan next fall. In dPCiding whPthe r to cha llmge delegates pledged to Walter F. Mondale at the nominating convention, or to press proposed changes in party rules, Hat1 said his goa l will be unity and accommodation . While insisting h<' stili has a chance to win the nomination himself, Hart said he C'Xpects increasing talks between his c ampaign and Mondale's or ganization, including personal discuss ions h<'tween the candid ates. " I don't • nt~nd to takl' a ny act ion which would divide this party or weaken or lessen our chances to win this critica l Plection, " Ha11 said during a n a ppeara nce at the Nationa l Press Club. Mondale, talking to reporters a t his home in Minnesota. said he tl!ought Ha rt 's s pe<>eh was "positive" and tha t he a nd Ha rt will meet ··as soon as we think the meeting will be productive." Mandate noted that Hart had refrained ftum " negat ive criti cisms" in his speech and said Ha rt dropping our of the presiden t ia i race would not be a prec·ondition for a m eeting. Asked to define wha t hi' mean! by a productiw meeting with Hart, Mondaie said . " I can ·r de fine it. For example. I think the progress wr made on the platform rna kl's such a m eeting more productive . Thrrr CLEVE !.AND r.!U' r - James D. ha s good reason to remember the day 20 y<'ars ago when the U.S Supreme Coun changed the wa) · Ohi o voters S<>icct repres<>ntat ives to · the General Assem bly . Nolan. w ho was pn•ss st.'tTf'laty to formrr Gov. Frank J . Lauschefrom N!~ to 1952. filr'<l th<' lawsu it in 1961 cha lle nging a m ethod that had been · ~ol an Platform writers on the Mondale dominated committee endorsed a proposal by Hart to end to fin ancing of presidential a nd congressiona l campaigns by political action committees. The Hart proposal a lso ca lls for extending the current federal sub· sidy of presidential campaigns to House and Senate races. It was a pproved by voice vote. The plan was recomml'nded as an addition to the party pla tform by one of three subcommlt lees that worked ali day Friday on the 112-pagE' document. ThP full 184-m em ber Democrat ic Platform Committee was to rule on the ant i-PACpmposal a nd other platfmm changt.os when It puts the finishing touc hes on lhe platfmm a t Saturday a nd Sunday sessions. One m a jor unresolved issue left for the full committee was a proposa l by supporters of the Rev. Jesse Jackson for the party to seek an end to runoff. or "dual" primari~ in som e SouthPrn states. in p lacP for nearly six dPCades. Tlw high cout1 ruled on June 22, 1%1. that Ohio's Hou se of f(t>presentJti\"f'Swas unfairly tilted in favor of rura l counties and that Ohio's sys tem of apJXJrt ionin g w as unconstitutiona l --w.. felt wonted to get thP prople represent ed fairly. We also hoped tha i thr qualitv of thr gu;•s d ectrd to thP s tar r Lcgi slatuf!' would improvc ... " \\"r ~a t minoriti<'s, a dministration. "Too many Reagan officials seem to ,;ew their jobs as opportuniti es to fi'Pd at the public trough, not as responsbilities lor stewards hip of the public trust. as sdl-ser vice. not public service.'' the Colorado sena tor said . Under Reagan. Hart sa id , offi cials in regulatory agencies "an.., cops d<'lih<'ra tc ly aslw p on Ihe h<'at. are some other issues in contention refusing to sup(XIrt ourenv i.ronmcntal and conswnC'r laws against that must h<' dealt with " bus iness viola tors.'' Jot of women and pr im a ril y, IJ bla c k ~ r lt>eted beca use of thr singlP· mpml.x.•r district s, a nd that' s a plus ... ht' add<'<l. bu t he a lso sa 1d tha t urlJ<Jn -basc>d sta ff' rcprescn l a tives an~ too remote from their < ·o n~ t i 1ucnries. st ilJ Thr ruling wa ,; thr death knell for .J ack son claims suc h primaries dis c r iminate aga in s t b lack candidates. In his speech. Han sharply a ttacked President Reagan for tol erat ing what Han said was a pattern of wrongdoing within tu s it brought ahout a great . changP, a new t)'JX' of voice in our lf'glslr~t i\" P asSC'mhliPs," hf' said. ··what Wf' wa nted to do was. we l'h-vdand APPORTIONMENT VICI'OitY Jarnes V. Nolan i."i shown ht •n· in a 19ifi photo when he wa.<oii a ('<Uldidat~· fur ttw ll.S. St•mtll'. tn dtulgt· t h(• wa~· statt• N' pi'{'S(;'nl..atin•:-; ~-n· busines..~·nan d('lt•nnined in Ohio. Ht• says now tht • n·sult of hi:-. efforts ttwn a.rt• not what lw had hopt•d fnr . (:\r Twenty J('afS ago, Nolo.Ul won a \ "itlo~· in Uw l ..S. Supreme Court in his taxpa,v«•r'"'i law...uit that sought l ..:.L.,.'rphotn ) Celeste files campaign report CO~UMB\: S. Oh 10 1Al' r - f;O\ Richai'd CPk•stf' has ,-;,isod ~:t-\fi.l t:\1 for his 19R6 rT'·ci('C'tion bid . accord ing to ;J fina nc ial n •po t"t fil1xl 1-"r id ;t_ \ \\'it h !h(• O hio Sr•(Tf'l ar:.· of Stal t' Most o f the S:!il .K7'1 rq x.n·t N.l h~ · thf' GuH' rnor' s Commitlt"f' w;t:-. 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Europe may rt-La liate w ith rPstric t ions of it s own on scores of 155S!m RAI.I.YE "" tSM,'I12 ·~~S ~ lJ -· niCI !T~S~!l 31.1!1 •s~ro,.I>1J - 341& 1D~'O"IA10 31 . 1~ 1~70 .. 1'.10 >D~ S AI~ •e t!l 1()Uj(J .. I>,. !l~ I QS~I ) "NEW CONDITION" ...... "" ......... !f~SR! ) I D~5 ~1 3 1983 DODGE RAM 150 Local new buick trade-in features a low, low 7,800 miles, automattc. factory AC, quality built topper, rear step bumper, runn ing boards and AM-FM. •u• •r...W""'" .... .... 12.15 "" t--N'f-'<A·vT.-IO_N_A_L-~TJ-G-::.::::.E:.:..R=P.:.:::.:..A:W~"'-"'"Raw:JO~c~Y.~ LLU~313~ -25:..;,.9·n..:. :•9-Tc;umOM1wniiiULLmus.a:Li'"a1 PLUS SJ8_5Q 1984 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO AC, power windows, tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, 4.600 low, low miles. 22S / 7SDIS WAS $10,500 S4Q_95 22S / 75RlS S48 _95 23S / 7SR15 thf' Unit ed StC'C' lworkf'rs union (X'tirion('(l Lrs t .bnu; n:, for a wor ldwid(' quota li.ml1 ing imporh tn l :i pt·n ·t·nl of the AmC'rican m ark£'! E hlenna nn said thf' Comm on :\1;t r kr t de )(~..., nnr belicvC', as the Bet hlchC'm -US\\. JX'I it iu 11 n l!llf 'ncb . that the E uropean markC't c. ha rr would n •m ,1rn roughly the same undrr a global qunt a . .-\net ilt' '" rd thPCommon M ark Pt alrrady has a r igllt to tr r m in ~ll i ' thP voluntary arran gemf'nt l.x'.:'aUS<' ol the• fJt•! i tion . Common M arkel stf'f'l shipmPnb to thr· l 1n i tc•d States tota led $1.6 billion last V<'<l r. Rt'Wiiati on mu ld affect more than $1 bill ion in U.S. "'lxH ·t, '" IOur"t >·. Friend blames 's trained relations' SEAl. $7540 105/75 014 on DE'C . :n. 1916. Howe\W . Rf' thirhcm St.-'1Cnrp . . IIli i IS $9900 NEWARK iAPl - !\friend of Michael Walkt•r blamPs strained rela tions h<'twwn the United Sta te s and the Soviet Union for delaying Walker's re turn to Moscow fur m ore treatment of a degenera tive r ye disease. The 12-year-oid Newark boy went to IV!oscow last fall for injections of Encad, a yeast derivat ive not approved for use in this count ry. The friend, C. Donald Curry, is diret:tin!: fund -rasing eff011s to pay lor the !tip a nd the trea tment. The boy and his mother said last Fe bruary that his eyesight had improved. His m other, Pat Sic kles, sa id recently that Wa lkt>r' s eyesight had worsened. Walker suffers from reti nitis plgmentosa . All Season 552.95 14 • • l lo l - 175!1 Uo l ~-- -- 750 X 16 UNIROYAL Deep Lug 8 Pl.y 25 DLC BLACKW ALL FIRESTONE 25. car care centers 165SR13 BLACKWALL RADIAL $31.95 614-245-5131 .. =. otCOUIITI. ZJIII 205 N. Atwood Avt. Rio Qrolldt, Oh. ~llTOnJin g 111 < · ~ ~ mmon :V1.trh:l 't spukt "-.H·nm;m ! ·~ ILl h~ !l.J("() f f T hf'f .nm m (l n :\.brkc t ; \ ln · o~cl.\ ll <t..., pu! f;tr ·ifhonSHlO m illio n 11.:ort h ol L' .S. t' hf•rntr':ll.. , "PIY!Ing ~:~ xb and olht'l" cxpo r t..... to rl'la lt. lt t· tor pmlt 'C ilnn Prrsrdcnt H.f'. tg an g rantPcl l..tst .w ·a r 1t 1 d11 tll l'"t tt· pnK.lUi'f'l"!--. of " f.J(">( "i,tl l \ s!Pd . L uropc 'an . . l ~t p: tnC'sf' . m d ( ·. t no~ d r dn rq m '"r 'nl ;rti\ "("-.. to ld th t' lTC thf'~ an · t r .ui rn J.: Lnr l\ .HH l .m · not r~' :-. !XJil :-.r blf' lnr injur:• · In l " S ...,11'1 '\m;tl\t 'l'" . :\II th rl'f' rc•commc ·ntli'flthat IIH · l" .S gmr n urwnt \\'(JJ"h: nut onk•rl~ · m ;rrh'l'lin h il g n •f'Jllf' nt s n·ith dr• \"Pinplllh nat ions th ;lt <J I"\ ' ].JI"r lfh.t('i!l L: irH"n ·a :-- in ~ \'o lunw... nf slt't 'l J< uropc d l i"I'<J d .\ ll ;t." ~u ctl .t ~ n'f•trw n t s 1.\"ill·~ S()J1ll ' Tllir(l \\'1rrld courlll'iP..., . T lw lTC dt ·tfTTllillli l t'.' tt lit ·r· tt1 h m onth t J·,; \1 -:- 11 Jk ' tl't'H t td la st _\.( \ tr':-. steel LITlfXlrf...., c a u ~t'<J s u tJstantiat injurY 10 th P dom Pstic industJ:, Tlw {"ommi:-.sion nO'-\ " m u :;;t recnmmC'nd protc-ction · in t lw forn1 r1f t arlfl " · quot as or ,1 C'Ombin l.l 1ion of both. · T tu · pn ·:-. . id1•nt 1hen mu s t rlf'f'idP b\ Sc:'pl . 2~ w hf'l her 10 : a t Tl'PI. n ·jt'('f or m odify that proJX)sal. Thf• IT< · n ·ound up tv.;o days of hf'aring :-. F'rida)i: ~ftPr 11':-. . tu n um 11\ . rr prr s<'ntati\"P:::. of S('V('tat cou nt rit~:-. . ,\m~ng th<·m wrrr Japan . Canada; ,.\rg<•n t ina . :\ust 1·a!t ;r <;rf'f"C'<'. MPxico . Spa1n. TaJ wan. \ ' r•lli '/ UI ' I; J H<'i,l_'ium. West Gprman_v, the ~ ~Pthcr \a ncb . l ~ rit :l t n. 1-\on•a. S\-.·c•d l'll and Souih .. ,\fr1ca . Uthf'r op pos tt inn wil m'~Sl'S includf'd domC'St ic steel uSf'rs fP:trful rh;tl ;1 qu otd wou ld raisr prif't"'~ S and pul t hf •tr prodU('h ;rt ,1 t·omp:'l lli\(' di s<.~d\" a nta gf' . r-----Ohio briefs:--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . · FOR TICKET INFORMATION WHITE WALLS U.S. products. says a high-r a nking Common Market official. Claus-DiE"ler E h!Prmann. director-ge-ner al of the legal serv ic<' for the 10-member Eumpean Comm unity, said Frida y thl• organization is a llowed under intPrnational law to ret aliate against ITade barriers. "There's no doubt tha t the community will make use of lheS<> rights," Ehlermann told thE" U.S. Inte rnational Trade Commiss ion a t a hearing on import protec tion for domestic steel producers. Steel shipments currently arc limited undl'r a voluntary 1982 arrangem l'n t tha t Ehlerma nn called of great " a m a jor achievem ent of diplomacy economic a nd political importa nce" to re lations lx'l wf'C'n E uroiX' and lhC' L;nltcd Stal f' o.., U.S. companies agr(>('(j in 1~2 lhi.it th e~: \\" OUld n nt file trade compla ints un t il fh f' arrangf'mf'nt r xpin·d Sympathy strike halts construction entf' !Td into t he r nntr;wt c~\ ·Pn thnug ll !h i • comp;rn _\ ~~ ; !!--. a\r f>; tch filin g for hanknJptc\". "Thf' compan\" nf'U' t' a !--.kPd th1· l HH I J!l to nt'got i.lll' ; t agTC'f'mcnt. and 1ht' r om p el n.\ · \\'f'lll int o ('our! \\ ithout t'H ' n not if\·in g llt''' tht' loca l. .. Shaw said Thf' wa lkout ha .:; ix'i'n pt': l<·l'lul. :-.,l td ;1 i'ikt · ( "nunt\· sht 'nfl ·.., dlspC1tC!1f'r. w ho ;t!-;k!'d that t1i -" n ~lllll ' Jlt J! I" · u:-. . nJ . havpn't \)('(•n calln l o ut rlwrc ." tht · cli ~pcll cher said . "' \\1 ·\ r hJd no probl l'm s a t <.~ ll, nunf' a t .ti l ·· •·w(' Wetland are derelop('(l SANDUSl \ Y 1AP 1 - t\ ~-.J- ; u TI ' w et I. 1nd . tl"(\ 1 to prC'J\"id<' Jl('St ing l11r \\.:atf'tiow l <md shorPbirds has h'l'll dc\ 't.' it lpt.'<l n('ar Sand us h.~ · It \\ The Big I sla nd Wc•tl a nd \\·as CTt\ lf(-d to t"Ompr>nsat C' tor an.\ Pn\'ironm(~ntal rbrn agP t h .J t m ight ()( ·cu r whi ff' .J R. \\ "olff 8.: Asscxi a tPs 1nc. bui lds a rondom inium com piP:x on t hf' h<l ~ . comp;lll _ \ officia ls sa id Friday. PIKEI'ON (API - All construc tion work at two nuclear fuel plants has halted as 900 workers walked off their jobs in a sympathy strike for four painters . The painters worked for a s ubcontractor whose contract at the U.S. Department of E nergy's gas centrttuge uranium enrichment plant was declared void by a federal bankruptcy coun Thursda y. The walkout also stopped work at the neighbortng gaseous diffusion plant. said energy department spokeswoman Sandy Perkins. "Nine hundred construction workers are not showing up because of four people," she sa id. Operations other tllan construction are continuing, she said. WUilam Shaw, an attorney for Painters Local 555 in Ports mouth, said the subcontractor, Rittenour Decorating Service of Oeveland, • Thf' wt.•tland area v.:UI bfo m anagf'CI coopcrati\·f'l.\ · b.\" Wolff a nd thr Ohio St.:1te Univf'rsitv !{(>St...<Jrch Foundation. I t wil l also br US<'<I as d r esearch sitr, f'Ciu cation cf'ntrr ;m el wilctlift' virwing ar r a. Last slf:'el beam put in place CLEVELAND (AP I - Thr last st('('l b<'am has l>rf'n put in placr on the $200 million St;UJdard Oil Co. !Ohio I hradqu a rtrrs bei ng huilt downto"11 . "Tilis building rC'prcs f'nts to mr Sohi o's corpora tr c itizC'nship .· · Mayor George Voinovich sa id at thr topping ceremony Friday. "I t's a reflection on the renaissancc that 's undrr way in our f'Omrnuni ty ." Construction work was ha !ted bliefl y on thP 2.5-acre s ite as the oil c nmpc~n_\" · s f'Xf'cuti\"PS. ronsfJll Cl ion worl\('rs ~md public offici ;! ls .ts.'-i("'ml>lrd to watch lh<• : ~1-foot st['(•l lx •am hois! t'(l 10 ihf' top nt thf' r >-SIOI)." building . Thi' stf'('l lx•am wa s painl t'd whit(' !-.0 comp<.~ n .\ · t•mplo.\ "('f'<., and consInJCI ion workers could put 1ht'ir siJ.,.Tflatun~ on it . t\ 1t ach11(] tot h<' b ·am \n •t·l • .111 AmPrican ll il).!. ;1dt _ \ · ll a~=: and a t radii ion.ll t·\ '('l"grr'(' ll t n ~ ·. " l < ;~d~ · m·x t ~·ear, thi s Slt'f•l .... krlf'lon w ill bf> rP;1d_v for our vmplo\ "Pf's to lx>gi n mm·ing in." sa id Soh.io C'haim1a n Alt on W. \\"hitdl ouSf' . "U\ thf' C'nd of next ~ummPr, our nf'arl\ · home otfin' Pmplo~· ('(' S " ·ill IX' Sf'ltled rn their nf'w honw .· · . r ·ntl.., lnJCtio n on lht' hf' < : Hlquartf'rS building bf>gan rn l>t•cf'mb.·t l( lX'2 :urn Goodrich officials send notices .-\ KRO:\ j :\ f ' ) - nr. Cooclricll o ffi ct; tl s ha\"(' SC'nl not iC'f's to un ion l('arlp rs and w orkers df•signa ling two Akron Opc'rat ions as " ' d is trr~ SN.I plan ts." sd ting 1hf' stagf' l or talk-" on rontraet r onrrssion s. Thf' notices, a llmvf'd undN a provision o1 thf' C'Ompany's 19R2 ma strr r'"lntract v.'ith lhf' U nih"CC R.ubtx>r V\/orkrrs. ;lffc'Ct aOOut ],~ hl ur<·olla r work~r s at a Goodrich industrial products pla nt a nd a . chemica I pla nt. "This is not a setup for a c losing ... said .lim Her! in. Goodrich vice · Pl'f's tdent and gt'ncra t m a nager of indus tria l products . "We hav!' an Pn onnous desin:' to st ay in Akror.. We wan t to klll'P trying ." Alt hough operating losses or $20 million a vl'ar m 1982 and l 'lR'l " 'r >·e reducro t o$~ million m-rr thc firs t tlH'C'(' months or this vea r l;oodrich ' s Akron operations at'P "still so far from viable hrr~. i t'~ a larming ," Bertin said. ' �June 24, 1984 Page-[).2-The Sunday Tomes-Sentinel June 24, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. junbaJl ~imes- ientitttl Public Notoce ( f11~.~ified Jllllft'.~ t'lll't'r lht• Ji•lfuu•in!f tt'lt•fJhfllw t'XI'hllfllft'.< ••. () r n p Metgs Co Area Code Gall+d Co Area Code 614 I 741 - Rutland 667 - Coolvllle Pubhc Notoce LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION t 'l; I i1f l\t1, June a Contract Sales legal Copy No 84 721 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT SA 000Ri96) i!l' "'- Noe 1 I I' Pomeroy area L1ght housework & cookmg W1ll need references Salary, plus room & board Call dayt1me 992 6284. n1ghts. 992 7671 l T )R '" I' I I ' I you for the cards I I I 1 r'-------------r------------1 8 I I J '.1 9 e ( Goveaway ' I .' 1 1 Buy•ng da1ly gold. sliver coms. nngs Jewelry sterling ware old cams. large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave M1ddleport Oh 614 9923476 v\ Hef'ller Call614 379 2128 I ,, rl 1 ' I 1 Ktttens & grown cat 614 992 3403 I I 1 f, 2 ) 1 l In lOVIni Memory of Wanda Starbrougll who passed away fiYe years ago today June 241h on her birthday Pupptes 10 g+ve away Part poodle temor 6 weeks old phone 304 675 6633 I I TOOse whom we love go out of 1 I Sight But never out of mmd They are cherished tn the hear1 of those they leave behmd l0111ng and kind 1n all her ways Upngtrt and JJSt to the end of her da~s Smcere and true 1n heart and mmd Beautrful memones she JUNE 23 1984 In memory of Ralph Rey no ids on your borthday We love and MISs You Helen & Sosters & Famoloes To Dad on Fathers Oa}' 10 memory of John T Waugh Dad we cannot send a ca1d today Your face we cannot touch But God wtll grve th1s mes sage to The one we lo~Wed so much Dear God g1ve ttm message To our Dad up above And tell h1m how 'we m1ss h1m And gu1e h1m all our love Sadly m1 ssed by w1fe. Emma Children and randch1ldren 11 Old fashiOned cast non bath tub Call6147422137 F1rewood and pallets must take all 304 773 5992 House tn Gallipolis Ferry area pnced S40's 304 675 4579 or 675-5640 Lost and Found lost Reward Black & whtte male cat resembles Sylvos ter 4 wh1te boots whtte belly & chest wh1te blaze down nose Scar on nght front paw Call collect 614 245 9 2 12 after 5pm son m law granddaughters mother brothers s1sters meces and nephews f1ve per cent I 2 lost beagles m upper West Columbut Reward one IS black & wh•te the other black tan wh•te If found please call 304 773 5882 I 1en pet cent of hts btd 8 •' I ,I I I I ' 3 ; Announcements $SAVE $ COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds •ron wood. cupboards chatrs chests baskets dtshes. stone Jars, ant1ques gold and s lver Wr1te M D M1ller FU 2 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 or call 614 -992 7760 Wanted to q1ve away to good home 2 adorable kittens 304 675 1928 6 left be!i1nd Sad~ miSsed and IOYed by her husband daughtO! ThiS bJrthday !S a spec1al day of one we loved so dea1 0Uf mmds go back to happ~ ttmes no t1me to shed alea! We lhtnk of gtfls botll large and small A cake and all ti s candles Qut your love tS most of all Memones of your smdmg lace and the ltme we sha1ed ..w1th you Call Part collie must have good home 304 773 9509 In Memoriam 1979 to 1983 Subaru or Toyota Hatchback or wagon Good cond1t1on 614 446 2072 or304 675 3751 evemngs Ernploymenl Serv1ces 11 DENTAL CENTER ON DENTURES DURING JUNE & JULY SAVE 1120 ON A SET OF OUR VERY BEST DENTURES SAVE $60 PER DENTURE PHONE 304-372 3222 R B SMITH RIPLEY W VA Help Wanted College of EsteopathiC Med1cone / Basoc Sctences Depart ment IS currently acceptong apphcatoons for a part tome /temporary laboratory Technocoan I Performs Routone laboratory tests. prepares var~ous samples and collects specomens for laboratory tests Cleans and maonta1ns glassware and laboratory equopment InStruments per forms routme clencal dut~es length of temporary ap poontment IS approxomately fifteen (15) months (25 hrs /wk.) Bachelor of Scoence degree on b1ology or ChemiStry re quored hperoence '"a laboratory settong desorable Must be wollong to receove traomng'" the use of the aggregome ter Startona hourly rate 1s $6 00 lake applocatoon to Ohoo Unoversoty Personnel Depart ment. 44 Unoversoty Terrace McKee House Athens Ohoo OHIO UNIVERSITY Athens, Ohio An A!IHmat1ve Action/EQual QppoflurHiy Emp ovP r Help Wanted Sw1mmtng InStructor needed 1mmed1ately at M1d· d leport pool Contact Pat K•tchen at 992 6212 or 992 9968 Help Wanted Homemakers Dreamr No BKpenence needed to earn 25% comm1ss1on demon stratmg m fr+ends' homes You control hours and 1n come Absol utely no m\lest mentl Also booktng part1es Call 446-1270 or wrtte Toy Plan Johnstown. PA 15904 Part t1me 1nstrucior for Mental Health Technology Program. 1 year. poss1b1hty of renewal Teach one 2 hour lab and superv1se f1eld work students Ph 0 or Masters degree m Psycho! ogy or Gu1dance and Coun sellng. clm1cal expenence reqUired $4 200 Send re sume. transcrtpt, and three references to Thomas 0 Oellench, Chair, Depart mentof Soc1a l Work, 531 Morton Hall. Ohto Umver stty, Athens, Oh10 45701 Oeadhne June 29 1984 Oh10 Umvers1ty IS an Equal Opportumty Employer Broadcast Company e• pandtng sales terntory Brand new sales area avail a· ble m the trt county acrea Gall 1a Me•gs Mason Coun · ties Salary and comm1ss10n based on oxpenence Send complete resume to M1l hken Investment Corp WSGB-WVKV 1 B9A Ma>n St Sutton WV 26601 E0 E Trymg to get ahead ' Frus trated With your present JOb? Here's Bn opportumty to do somethmg spec1al w1th your l1fe Applicants must be mature and wd lt ng to accept respons1b1 l1t1es Start part t1me wh1le keepmg your present JOb and e&rn up to 6800 month Call for ap pomtment 614 245 -9566 Preschool Instructor (M R DO Children! Permanent postt1on. Startmg salary from 811.100 to $14,985. Must have Bachelor's De gree m Spec•at Educat•on or related f•eld and be cert1fia ble m MSPR AppltcatJon deadline Ju ly 20 StartJng date August 22 Apply to Oh1o Job Servtce. 39350 Umon Ave Pomeroy, Oh 45769 Telephone 992 6671 Wanted persons to do phone & hght deliver-y work for 2 weeks Apply at 266 M1ll LAFF-A·DAY - ~--------~1St M1ddlepor1 From 10 to Public Sale & Auctoon ' 4 Rtck Pearson Auct1oneer Serv1ce Estate. Farm An t1que & hqutdat1on sales Licensed & bonded m Oh1o & WVa 304 773 5785 or 304 773 9185 AT THE LABORATORY TECHNICIAN I · 45701. Cash pa1d for fancy tron or heavy 1ron beds 8160 and up for certam Me1gs Co stone JIHS Old ttme cupboard celt 1 304 882 2711 3 fA male pupptes mother IS part pekmese & lhasa Apsa tree to good home Call 614 742 2960 I Wanted To Buy Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furnt ture 446 3159 Jrd & Ohve St • Gal lipolis Oh 1 yr old male Austrahan Blue I ' 11 We pay cash for late model clean used cars J•m Mmk Chev O'ds Inc B1ll Gene Johnson 446 3672 7 wk old kittens male & female black &: White yel low & whtte Call 614 446 3551 I \ Public Sale & Auctoon Auct1on every Tuesday n1ght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct lonnae Neal Youth Center Bldg . Camden St 6143677101 Parts 1 and 2 I Auct1on every Fn ntgh1 at the Hartford Communtty Center Truckloads of new morchand•se every week Constgments of new and used merchandise always welcome R1chard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 275 3069 11 Movmg Sale Fnday 1 5 Apt 404 520 Spr~ng Valley Dr Smoked glass chrome dmette set bar w1th stools couch. m1sc Call 446 0975 Yard Sale June 25 Chickamauga Park 335 Pomeroy Middleport & Viconrty Yard sale June 25 & 26 9 to 7 137 Pearl S1 Mtddte port Chddrens clothtng, hubcaps trader hrtch kmcKnac s w o men s s•ze 22 111 clo1hmg 10 speed b1cycle chrld's ptck me table 22 Money to Loan 614 446 4426 I Fraz1ers Bottom Flea Market Every wftekend US 35 Frazters Bottom WVa 25082 Dealers Wei come Don Fraz1er Operator 304 755 2779 ~----c--- -- - - 2 gray & calico kittens Call COURT SALE & V1cinrty r 'I 1 Yard Sale 141 6mtles left on 775 3 5 mt nght Vacatton sale Everything June 25 29 Gallipolis Rental Agent part- ttme. l,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_j.::=========;;;;. Rtver Bend Place New Haven WV Call 304 675 6679 31 Homes for Sale I 4 Public Notoce POINT PLEASANT MA RINE CO an Equal Oppor· tunny Employer, IS now fihng postttons for Cert1f1ed Welders. Machm1sts and a Gentry Crane operator Apply m person 1mmed1ately at our fac1llty at 2300 North Matn Street. Pomt Pleasant. between 8 00 a m and 4 00 p m, Monday through Fnday Try sellmg the New Avon Way For 1nformat1on call 6144462156 ,, I J ,, ""; " Need Healthy lady to live 1n &: care for elderly lady 1n SMIIH J SWEEPER and sewmg rna chme repan parts, and supplies Ptck up and delivery Dav1s Vacuum CleAner one half m1le up Georges Creek Ad Call 614 446 0294 • ,, ' M •• I 3 Announcements 1984 S. t f < ',( I 1,. I prayers phone calls & v1s1ts wh1le I was tn Holzer Med1cal center Manon A Hawk Columbus Ohto ' I' ,an- Ill 1 I Card of Thanks Thank Help Wantad Calf 614 992 - 3968 EGE l<fPS CMI'Til64P ANY..ttO'lt: ••• C<lf< C r, I would like to 1hank the staff of Veteran s Memonal Hos p1tal also the doctors & nurses The Council on Agmg . Sent or C1t1zen Staff fnends & semor C1t12ens for all the ntce cards &: flowers that I rece1ved dunng my recent tllness Smcerely Edtth Re1ser 992-2156 Pubhc Notoce l !1, Announcements In Me+gs County For 18le by owner, Clarence H1ll. lmmedtate potseaslon, prtce negot1able or owner Will help fmance Bi-level in RustiC Hills, Syracuse, Ohio 2 full baths 3 bedrooms, family room w1th fireplace, lplrel llta1rcese, living room. kitchen with d1s'hwasher &. garbage disposal, chain hnk fence 1 6•12 barn for star· age, Insulated Call 614· 247 4134 at Grace Eptscopal Church J 1 out11:end1ng 8 aided home. 3 aldea decked, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathe Full basement, barn plus 9 ecrea 145,000 Call 814-985-3575 As11stant Orgamst needed ~~~EARP HOW EVEN t [~ IH[ 675-1333 Oj 1 I [) V\ '-H H t~ In Mn.-.on County !: r If~-' !1'- 949 - R.:~ctne 446-2342 )(l ' 343- Portland 247 - Letart Falh In Gal lid County J f I I• ) ( " 11 f rn 1 1 TO PLACE AN AD CALL 3.-J !.11 I 12 miles from Pomltfoy. 1 ( tldt-> [1 Ma son Co , w V.l Area Code 304 675-Pt Pleasant 45 8- Leon 576- Apple Grove 773 - M as on 881 - New Haven 895- Letart 937 - Butfato ~~ , y 1 Pomeroy 985- Chester 307-Cheshtre 388-Vtnton 24 5-Rto Grc1nde '256-Guyan Dtst 643- .Arabta Dtsl ~ !I IJ r 614 992 - M+ddleport 446-Galhpolt~ ~.-.\ cr> 11 I ~ I ""'=--- 1 " ""! -- ~~ - ~' '' - -'-"-1 "The rea l trouble spot m the world. as I see ot, os that dogleg on number four" Help Wanted S1mmons Olds Cad Chevy Inc IS takmg apphca tlons for an auto mechan1c 3 yeara general e•penenced mechamc wtth 1 year &Kpe nonce computer command con1rol Apphcat•on can be picked up at the serv1ce off1ce lnterv1ews will take peace after all applications have been rev1ewed Government Jobs $16 559 $50 553 year Now Htnng Your area Call 1 805 687 6000 Ext R 9605 11 12 SituatiOns Wanted ----------~ Wtll care for elderly person 1n my home over 14 -yrs of e•pertence Call 614-256 6509 1 B Wanted to Do HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates F1xed convent•onal FHA VA leader Mortgage Athens, collect 614 592 3051 23 Lawn Mowmg & Tr1mm1ng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Cell 614 256-6251 after 5 30 Aoofmg and gutter work metal work, housepa tnt1ng carpenter work E xc ref Free estimates Call 446 3171 General Hauling For sal e Ltmestone f1ll dtrt and top soli Call Call 614 256 1427 Dozer work ground clear~ng & eKcavat•ng S25 per hr Call 446-9638 - - - - - --- - PIANO TUNING Lower pnced regular tuntngs d1scounts to Semor Ctttzens Churches & School s Wards Keyboard 304 675 3824 Ptano Tunmg and Aepa1r Brumcard1 Mus1c Co 446 0687 Skill and mtegnty our trademark Lane Dam els 614 742 2951 Professional Electrolysis Cit me Probe Type Electroly SIS AMA FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals 304 675 5568 Bass player wants t ob w1th we ll established country square dance or polka band Call Ray 614 446 3109 A ll types of b01ld1ng con struct10n . roofmg s1dtng remodeling bnck & con crete. wood custom built cebmets By the JOb or hour Call 446-3162 Elowayne Mast Would like to do babys1ttmg m my home day or n1ght low rates Call 614 379 2706 W1tl plow tobacco 614 256 1528 Call Water wells dnlled & ser v1ced Free estimates Call 614 992 5006or614 742 3147 Professoonal Servoces 31 Homes for Sale For Rent m town wrth opt1on to buy 3 BA fenced yard Call 614 446 2081 n1ghts House for Sale by owner 4 BA house on lower A1ver Ad 3 m1les south of town Woodburmng flfcplacc gar age basement. new fur naco and roof overlookmg the OhiO Al\ler Call day1tme 446 1615 ntght 446 1244 4 BR large eat m k1tchen Would love to have 2 elderly lad1ato stay m my home for 1 week, 1 month whartever Lots of TLC Call 614 949 3014 anyume Horse 5207 shoemg, 304 773 Financial 21 Busoness Opportunoty J NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that you do busmoss w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma1l until you have mvesll gated the offenng Sa le or Lease Serv1ce Sta t10n General Store bus1 ness on busy htghway 2 bays sales & stock rooms. selhng top products Sertous minded calls only Wnte Box 1 000 care of Gallipolis Da1ly Tnbune. 825 Th1rd Ave. Galltpohs OH 45631 Water delivery busmess Gall1a & Mason Count1es Ser~ous tnqUifiOS only 304 675 1619 oven.ngs. 6 to 9 pm Help Wantad large hvmg & fam1ly rooms also 16x32 tnground heated pool all on a one acre fenced lot many other ex tras Fmancmg ava1labe S59 500 Call 304 773 5877 S500 down 2 bdr tra1l er on large wooded lot Your own boat dock Call 614 256 1216 Seven year old home. three bedrooms. garden spot. 2606 Lincoln Ave BVa pet assumable loan 304 676 6047 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL·s QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 PHONE 614-4467274 1979 3 bdr mobile home, on V2 acre lol, well shaded Must sell both together Call 614-388-9957 8 yrs old 3 bedrm 2 oaths 1976 Bayvtow 14 X 70. Refng, stove, CA. WB, good cond Call614-446-1606 famtly room w1th wood burner S1ngle car garage. on B flat acres wnh stocked pond Ctty water m A acme Call 614 949 2641 Rustle H1lts Syracuse 3 bedroom fam1ly room. central a~r, cham lmk fence. storage bwldmg S32 000 Call 614 392 2521 or 304 882 3197 Owner transferred must sell horne fam1ly room has 20ft of wtndows for pastoral v1ew ftn1shed double gar age f~repi<Jce large porch, 40 f1 deck woods pnvacy n ea r Royal Oak Park S63 900 Call 614 992 5420 Remodeled 2 bedroom hou se near Pomeroy on 1 acre Storage bu•ldtng & r.P.IIar $17000 Cali 614 992 3006 House & 1 acre m Pomeroy ctty uas & sewer 5 rooms & cellar for under $10 000 or best offer Wtll consider land contract Call after 6 p m Athens 614 593 3269 N1ce home tn country near mmes full basement cellar 2 bedrooms 12 acres m Langsville $29 000 Call 614 742 2261 Must sell hal.'e 10 leave state No reasonable after re Jected 2 bedrooms 1 1h bath dmene kitchen, ltvmg room Plus nver r~ght away ON 338 across for Ka1ser Alummum 10 m1les from br~dge Ca116142473012 Older home with good po tent1al close to town rea sonably pnced could be made tnto 2 or 3 apartments good mvestment Call for an appomtment 614 992 3592 S 1 500 down take over S315mo payment taxes& Insurance mcluded 3 bdr ranch full basement, wood burner c1ty schools located •n Plantz SubdiVISion S24 400 balance Call 446 8002 For sale or trade 2111 bed room all modern house wrth • bath attached garage vmyl s1eel alumn Sell or trade for : late model 2 or 3 bedroom trader and land 304 882 3590 Country HomeforsHie 3 Br central heat & an full basement & rural water 2 acres Call 614 379 2513 77 Cameron 14~70 ex panda 3 bedroom new underpennmg front porch gas h ea t exc co nd $6.000 00 304 675 2700 6 room s basement double garage 1 & one third acre lot Rose Htll Pomeroy $32.900 Call 1 614 678 2513 3 bedroom home 3 years old 8 \ .. per ce nt assumable loan low 50 s 304 675 6713afte·5pm 44 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO 8UYIII 14 II wodo throe bedroom, bath and half mobile home sitting on mce lot, ready to move 1nto $226 00 down $225 00 per month 304 676 271 t !:lummer f1me ts Sav1ngs Ttme on thts remodeled horne Save Nowll M1ddle port 614 992 6941 112 Maple Place corner of Lasley 2 bedrooms family room kttch en Must sell to settle estate Call collect V~rgtnta Crew 1 614 891 0442 or 431 0633 Real Estate Homes for Sale Pomeroy, House for ule, 3 bdrms. 1 Y2 baths. utllit1ea. a.c • carpeted, inaulated, remodeled in11de, carpon, booement 814-992-2602 Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 They'll Do It Every Time 31 Pomen~y-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1978 Nashua 1 4x70 3 bdr, 1% bath. 2 atr condtttoners, appliances. drapes 1ncluded Coli 614-367-0691 1976 14x70 3 bdr tot&l electnc underptnnmg, tte down anchors 8.000, good cond1tton storage bUilding S175 Co11446-3162 1973 1 2x60 remodeled trailer. new carpet doors, plumbmg. electnc. AC Call 446-0221 2 BR mobile home. At 7 below Eureka, adults only • no pets. $136 mo Call 614 256 1157 8X32 house tratler, 2 BR. new carpet 1nstde, new pamt outs1de $950 or make offer Call 614 446-9283 1977 14X70, 3BR 2 full baths. underpinning, AC, OW Call614 2561156 2 BR needs some repa1r. seen on Georges Creek Ad behmd H&H Body Shop pnce negotiable 8 32 Mobile Homes 44 far Sale Cloaing Out Trailer Rental Buoinoao H8d 22 ONLY 6 LEFT Sizes t Ox&O & 1 2x62, 2 bedroom furnilhed A comfonable home for • low Price. Brown'• Trailer Park. Mlnenville Ohoo Cofl614-992 - 3324 For sale - 12x60 mobde home on Mulberry Hgts . Pomoroy With o12ft by 18 ft. added room on a 86ft. by · ~5 ft lot Also a cement blOck garage. a covered patiO & 2 outbuildings. If lnteJelted contact Leona St.Wan at 614 -992 -6276 1977 14•70 Schuhz on 62x100 ktt, concrete porch with awning, storage build ing 3 bedroom, 1% bath, stove,& refrigerator, diapo· sal. & range hood Must sell $t6.000 Coli 614 -992· 7467 or 742-3154 1981 Hollypark. 14x70. axe cond • 12x8 deck, underpenntng and large room Blr cond tncluded 304·895 - 3895 or 895 3600 1982 Clayton, 14x70 2 bedroom, 2 baths, d1s hwasher, stereo, ce1hng fan. fireplace. microwave. cen tral a1r. concrete steps and undarpennmg, $16.600 00 form 304· 773 5650 Troolor &lot. 304 773 5848 after 4 p.m Holly Park mob1le home, fully furmshed Very good cond1t1on. 1 Y1: acres. $16.000 304 458-1686 1 Ox60 1966 two bedroom, New Moon mobile homu. S2.0tiP Phone 304 6756996 before 1 p m 33 Farms for Sala 17 ACRES 1n Ew1ngton. along Raccoon Creek Road frontage on S1 Rt 160. mce bulldtng Sites. barn, chicken house. septiC tank and mmeral nghts Call 388 8510 Small farm (18 25 acres)'" Portland. 0 h1o. bordered by Oh1o River & highway No buildings, some trees. Yz mtneral rtghts Fan market pr~ce, $40,000 For 1nfor mat1on. wrrte B Graham, 4615 Emerald, Nacog doches, Texas 75961 35 Lots & Acreage for sale- 6 acres of ground m lebanon TP Good butldtng s1te on hard top road Askmg S 5000 or best offer Call 6t4 643-5231 Syracuse se\leral bUJidmg lots w•th old house on Water St look1ng nver Call614 5974 mce bnck over 992 SAT., JUNE 30, 11:00 A.M. Located 8 moles North from L1ttle Hockong School on Washmgton Co. Rd. 26. Part of the sogns woll read Athens Co Rd. 62 but woll connect w1th Washongton Co. Rd. 26 or from Cut ler take Co Rd 3 West to Co Rd 26 South to the farm. signs woll be posted MACHINERY MF 165 d.esel Spec~al272 NH bale< NH 461 hayb1ne Co bey 100 bu spreader Century sprayer J D 9 II tran spori diSc 911 cui11packer Molone214' plows3pt McCormiCk2 row corn planter 3 pt whee l rake Wood Bros No I0 corn pocket e'tra parts 5 It brush hog. harrow 3 pi 16 hay elevatoo Cockshutt d11ll on rubber. Wood Bros 6ft combme w1th 4 cycle WTSconson moto r. 1972 GMC lion touck come along 16 hay wagon 9" post hole d1gger 3 pi lew other small 1tems 19- BEEF CAnLE- 19 4 WF cows- 3 years old w1th calves 3 cows w1th calves 6 year old WF bull 3 WF yearlmg heifers, 1 WF yearlmg steer Health papers REAL ESTATE 84 5 acre larm too sale by provale locaty thru Palmer Realty Inc For appo1nlment to see contact Bud Sptres Assoc (614 374 2819) Terms of Sale· Cash or check wolh proper I D Not responsoble for awdents lunch Woll Be Served Mr. & Mrs. James R1dd le. Owners Don Hart Jr , Auct ooneer Bud S ires. Auctioneer College of Med1C1ne/Medocal Center has a full tome/per manent Techmcal TypiSt (Medocal Transcroptoonost) poso t•on ava•lable •mmedoately Responsoble for producong typed copy (e g. tables charts medocal transcroptoon manuscnpts etc )from comp lex technocal scoent1f1C and mediCal matenal Requored to operate memorytypewroter. mag catd typewnter andselectnc typewroter Performsgeneral clerocal tasks related to work (mathngs. oeceptoon and back-up swotchboatd coverage) Knowledge of medocaf termonology and excellent typong sk•lls requ~red Pr~or expenence as a medocal transcrop IIOOISI desorable Start10g hourly rate os $6 31 Excellent benefot program Make applocallon to Oh1o Unoversoty Personnel Departmen! 44 Umvers1ty Terrace McKee House Athens Ohoo 45701 Deadlme for makong application IS Monday July 21984 OHIO UNIVERSITY Athens. Oflio An All11mal!ve ACIIOO/Equal Opportuoty Employer CLERICAL SPECIALISTI BILLING & INSURANCE College of Medocone/Medocal Center has a full -tome/permanent Clencal Specoalost (Boiling & Insurance) positoon avaolable ommediately lndovidual woll be responsoble for Medocaod follow-up; onrtiateappeals of Medocaod payments; onotoate bollong procedures and comptle accurate and complete onformatoon for data entry, St!IVe as back-up to Appoontments and Rec:eptoon Cleric Expenence and/or background 10 bollong processes preferred. Medical terminoology and excellent typong skolls requored Accuracy of detaol essentoal Startong hourly rate ~ $6.31 Excellent benefot program Make apphcatoon to Ohoo Unoversoty Personnel Department. 44 Unover.;ity Terrace. McKee House. Athens, Ohoo 45701 Deadline for makong application is Monday. July 2. 1984 OHIO UNIVERSITY Athans. Oflio An All>rmat1ve ACimn /Equal Opportun11y Employer ~--~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~--~ 1 Ox60 trailer on large wooded lot. 7 mllea below Qellipolil on Racoon JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houstng Opportumty) has one and two bedrooms. rent startmg at 8167 for one bedroom and 81 93 per month for two bedroom w1th $200 depos1t located near Foodland and Spnng Valley Ptaza. pool and TV ant Call 446 2745 or lea\le message $10,995 304-1175-6448 6 acree. can be split. 600 ft frontage. located 8 miles north of Po~nt Pleasant on Rt 2. Flotrock Call 304675-1248 after 6 3 acres Southstde mtle off main highway. 304 -6751894 3/• 3 bdr unfurn garage apt • 5250 plus deposit Call 446 3786 HOLLY PARK. 2 bedrooms, 3 acres. 2 outbUildings, porch. a~r condn1on1ng, M-y Best Buy at $21.000 JAKE SOMERVILLE REAL ESTATE 304-676·3030 • 304 675· 3431 . 304-675-3403 l Houses for Rent 42 Mobile Homes Home for rent. good loca · t1on, Bob McCormick Rd. 3BR, full basement partly f1mahed. n•ce 2 bath. kit chen. ltv1ng area. beautiful vtew. no children no pets Call 6t4·446-3643 Wose man Real Estate Agency 3 bdr house delu•e central atr. pool etc Call675 -5104 or 675-5386 Rent 4 BR house upper Rt 7 Coli 614·446-0429 2 BA house tn Galhpohs. adults. no pets Call 614 446 0958 3 BR home for rent Rt 160. 5 m1 from hosprtal. carport. n1ce kitchen & hvmg room. wood floor, $300 mo plus securtty, no ch1ldren. no pets Call 614-446 -3643 W1seman Real Estate Agency 2 BA house, adults only Call 614 446-0924 Small house, 2 bedroom $1 00 mth , $25 depostt Does not mclude ut•ht1es &: adults only Call 614 -949 2619 House for rent near Me1gs Mme No 1 3 bedrooms $225 mth $100 depostt Ca11614 -742 2126 6 rooms and bath w1th basement n1ce ne1ghbor hod. references and deposrt reqUired. $250 month 304 675 1090 House for rent 1310 Oh10 Street 304 773 51 1 5 42 Mobile Homes for Rent for Rent 2 bdr tra1ler fully furntshed good locatiOn sec dep req Call 446 8558 Mob1le home f.:.rrent Ref & Dep Call 446 0508 or 446 1609 Mobtte home furn1shed. AC. !deal for 1 or 2 men beauttful n\lerv1ew Fosters Tra1ler Park Call446 1602 2 bdr unfurnished, extra ntce, 2 mt out on Rt 588 S200 mo. adults only Call 446 2300 12X65, 2BR 1n counlry $100 depostt $1 75 mo Call614 367 -0478 2 BR Tratler on nver fenced yard $175 mo plus utlltfles $50 depostt Call 614 446 8080 or 446-7044 Mobtle home for rent on 0 J Wh1te Ad JUSt before Pros pect Church Ad 4 m1 from hosp1tal 3BR large master br ex storage lg bath mostly furnished mce lot garage no Children no pets Call 614 446 3643 Wose man Real Estate Agency 1 2X60 edge of town on 588 no pets S 165 mo dep & ref Call 614 446 0622 14X65 3 BR gas heat 1973 good cond S7900 12X60 all gas 2 BR 1969S4900 Call614 446 0175 1974 14X70 3 BR 1' ' bath. total elec good cond 58900 Call 614 446 0175 12~>~60 2 bedroom mobile home adults only For sale or ren1 Call614 992 2698 8 2 bedroom mobtle home partly furn1shed Ail cme area Call 614 992 5858 Public Sale & Auction PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1984 9:00 AM. nets desk oak ch1 ld s rockers se rpent dresser mantel tele phone we1ghl & Waltham clocks rad1o laoge oval piCiuoe frames large poctutc w/pearl hlue p1tcheo & bowl diShes (Depresson McCoy Hull Blue W1ilow G~eat 811ta1n CJTOT val Coanberry M1lk Glass Elchmg Cu111er Crock & other s! old quilts Gone w/ lhe Wond lamp hrm buckel old shoe s and lots lot s more' 1976-6 AUTO. cylmder 4 door Plymouth Voliur Owners-Mr. Cash & Mrs. Eats James Trainer Posotove I D Dan Smtih - Auct10neer 949-2033 or 992-7301 Not Responsoble for ACCidents or Loss of Property AUCTION Hamilton Reach 3 cup m1lkshak e m1w 2 head m1lk d1spen ser 2 electnc hot soup kettles ICecoeam c.~ m e l 12ft back bar 16ft countet counter slools 7 MA Tech Mal !Cal Sa le s Tn RIVER BEND PLACE MIDDLETON ESTATES NEW HAVEN WV Housmg for the Elderly. disabled and handicapped Rent 1s 30 percent of ad1usted mcome to qualified tenants w1th an mcome of less than 512.300 per year All UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT Call Either N U Ill ber: Twin Rivers Tower, Point Pleasant, 6 7 5-66 79 R' B d PI IVer en ace, New Haven, WV wv 882-3121 OFFICE HOURS: 9·5 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR PERSONS BETWEEN 40 ...------------------~ AGE AND 62. & change comput1ng cash re g1st ers f ede1al Se lec tron c1 garelte machone 3 head Coke macl11ne 3 head Seven Up TWIN RIVERS TOWER TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1984 BEGINNING AT 6:00P.M. ANTIQUES Records 1940 50 78 rpm lypewnter, cha11and ottoman oa1 lmad chaor floor lamp HOUSEHOlD & MISCELLANEOUS Cabmet sewmg mach10e. 2 school desks. flora l diS h garden. wall unol telephone. deco ratove poclures, gas range. sewmg mach1ne cabmet. maho· gany lazy susan coffee !able. cabmet stereo, hangmg glass table, 3 recl• ners. rockmg chaor metal entertamment center. 2 hot aor popcorn poppers, hotdog steamer, 2 cash regiSters push mower, pong pong table. easy chaors. Bob Evans tlf and hat 4 wheel dnve lore. rukebox stereo. Rubbermaod waste baskets. sma ll anomal qge home mtenor otems, 0 0 Mcln tyre one nlal water color framed, afghan (hand crochet) RUMMAGE TABLE· Clolhong, knock knacks. wogs CAR: 1974 Plymout h Valiant, good runnong condotoon Many more otems have been donated Door prozes will be drnm at the end of the auctoon AUCTIONEER: Kenny Swain Refreshments Served Not Responsoble lor Acccldents or Thefts on Property Unfurnished 2 bdr 1n Crown Ctty C!:!ll 614 256 6520 2 bedroom trader kitchen furn1shed couple one small ch1ld accep1ed 304 675 1076 Fnst floor furmshed apt •Jttltl•e s furn1shed adults preferred reference re qutred lnqutre 631 4th Ave Gallipolis 2 bedroom trail er turmshed washer dryer cur cond1t1on adults n o pet s S175 00 plus ut11!ttes Phone 304 675 4674 F1rst floor furmshed apt ut1ltttes turntshed adults preferred references re qutred InqUire 631 4th AVe Gallipolis 2 bedroom 1otal electric w1th central atr on Eas1 Mam St Pomeroy above car wash tully furnished Call614 992 7314 or 992 6215 1 bedr oom apartment furn or unfurn $190 per month UtilitieS patd $500 depOSit 6 month lease. no ch•ldren no pets Call446 3667 after 7 --:-::----:--- - - Apartment for Rent 2 bdt apt newly decorated S60 10 S200 permo ut1ittes part pa1d Call 675 5104or 675 5386 513 Thmi Ave S135 mo adults only dep os tt r e qlllred Call 614 446 4222 between 9 5 4 rooms & bath furntshed dean n o p~ts adults only dep os •r & referencP. rP. qu~t e d Ci!11614 4461519 44 8 & Auct1on PATRIOT AUCTION BARN From Galhpolos tak e Route 141 tuon left onto Route 775 Turn roght onto Patnot Cadmus road Watch for sogns Sale Every Saturdav at 7:00 P.M. Have someth1ng you want to sell' Br1n g 1t to the Patnot Auctton Barn and we II se ll tt for you Cons1gnrnents ac cepted hom 1 00 I DO p m on Satu1day NOW BOOKING AUCTIONS FOR JULY AND AUGUST Avadahle for Spec1al Sale~ upon request MARLIN WEDEMEYER 245 5152 mach1ne soda lounta 1n (3 tub sm k) slaml rss steel co un trr he1ght reft1g automatic washer dry er (ne eds r epa~r) man gle for sheets etc stainle ss steel tray stan J w1shelves still neles s steel d•sh carts wtlh pan s toa ster s se mt ctrclc boo lh and table. leather booths w1th wall board & tables maple & leather chaors. mapl e tables h1gh cha11s booster seal 11a p k1n holders sugar bowls sail and peppers tooth poc k hold ers. place mats paper goods Cfeam d1spen se r menu ho<Hd w/letter s 30 It staml ess )tee l ca fe1e 1Ja lm e Scol smarJ tee mach me needs repa1 r Otlle1 m1 sc 1tem s co uld bP. added to thiS auchon AUCTIONEERS NOTE Most of the otems on thos auction would be very noce for clubs and CIVIC organozat10ns also home use Terms· Cash or check woth proper 10 Allotems to be p31d for and removed day of sale Owners: Gay and Dean Corcle Auctton conducted by The McGhee Aucton Co., Gallipolis. Oh1o Phone (614) 446-0552 Auctooneer: Myron l. "Bud" McGhee App Auctioneer Steve McGhee loc. and bonded on Ohoo & West Ya NOW BOOKING AUCTIONS FOR JULY AND AUGUST 44 Apartment for Rent 45 2 rm furn eff1c1ency apt carpeted throughout. $1 75 mo ,dep & ref requtred Call 614 -446 4607 or 446 2602 DeluKe 1 BR Ap t Galhpolls garage, CA no pets no children dep &. ref Call 614- 256· 1529 1 bedroom Apt $196 m o 1nclud1ng ut111t1es Equal Housmg Opportumty Con tact V1Hage Man or Apts 614 992 7787 R1verstd8 Apts M 1ddleport Spec1al rates for Sen•or Ctt!Zims S1 30 Equal Hous mg Opportun1ttes 614 992 7721 Furmshed 1 & 2 bedroom apartments Middlep ort Adults no pets secunty depos1t Call 614 992 3874 1 bedro om apt tn M1ddl e port $135 a month plus uttlit1es Call614 992 -5545 days or evemgs 614 949 2216 2 bedroom country apt near fa~rgrounds Roger Morgan Cal l 614 992 2167 or 614 593 6937 APARTMENTS mobile hom e5 housP.s Pt Pleasant and Galltpolls 614 446 8221 N1ce 1 and 2 bedroom unfu rn 1sh ed apartments 304 675 2218 before 6 pm Furnished Rooms Sleeptng room $115, t1es pard Share bath, only Range & refng 2nd Ave . Gallipolis 446 441 6 after 7 PM utihr male 919 Call 46 Space for Rent Tratler space for rent CaO 614 367 7438 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33. North of Pomeroy large lots CaU 614 992 7479 Garage wnh two 12 foot doors tn Mt Alto WV 304 895 3534 Warehouse or storeroom . 25•5 for furntture. lumber, roofmg msula11on panel · 1ng equipment or other use Call 1 614 486 5553 . Trader lots for rent 675 1076 304 Merchandise 51 Household Goods 2dr Refngerator General Electnc S60 Call61 4 446 3313 Twm beds $50 each Call 614 446 4257 after 5pm Carpet tor re ntals for $3 99 sq yd Ca ll 614 992 6173 54 M osc Merchandise One bedroom furnt shed apt Pt Pit Very clean mce Audits only no pets Phone 304 675 1386 1 bedroom furnished apart ment all u1tht1es patd 304 675 7112 2 bedroom apartment $200 month plus utilities CAmp Conley ares 304 675 4683 Aprutment partiall y fur ntshed m Galhpohs 30 4 675 1458 45 Furnoshed Rooms For ren1 Sleeptnq Rooms and light house keeptng rooms Park Central Hotel Call 61 4 446 0756 Publoc Sale AUCTIONEER 388 8249 Not respoSible for accodcnts or lo ss of propertj 603 South Second St .. Mason. W. Va. SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1984-10·00 A.M 54 M1sc Merchandose Saturday &Sunday Buy Your Own Campsite NO MONEY DOWN $50 A MONTH AT ANTIQUES ~ COLLECT! BLES HOUS EHOLD ~ M ISC Ell AN EOUS Thos os a collectoon of 30 years and Mr and Mrs Tramer are gomg to sell. To be held at the Galha County faorground There woll be avoewongon Froday evenmg. June 29. 1984 from 6·30 to 8 30 There os more to se ll than the hstong looks loke "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS Oak h1gh back bed Jenny l111d bed maob le to~ doess er and stand oound table p1 e sale oak sq uare tablr k1lch en ccb1 ser 2 drawer toaster bun and roll warmer teed tea dJspen LET US PAY THE BILLS! 2 bedroom furn1shed mob1le home for re nt a c adults no pets tn New Haven $150 rnth Call 304 B82 2466 4 rooms & bath unfurmshed pat , ut1llt•es pa1d. adults only no pets Call 446 3437 or 446 3111 ESTATE AUCTION Orscontrnutng bus1ness after many years of serv1ng the area Catermg seriJ tce wrll conttnue rn new locatiOn TIRED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? 42 Mobole Homes for Rent Furnt shed Apt 920 4th GallipOliS S225 Ut1ht1es pa1d Adults. 1 bdr Call 446 4416 after 7PM Personal Property of Otos & Opal Roce both de ceased woll be offe•ed for sale at Circle's Cafeteria & Restaurant 336 Second Ave Gallopolos. Ohoo Apartment for Rent Newly remodeled 2 bdr eqUipped k1tchen central an $250 821Y2 Second Av e Gallipolis Call 446 2158 ~~O:NM::~:~:::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::~~ ----------- 41 Furn1shed apt 919 2nd Gallipolis S 175 Men only Call 446 -4416 after 7PM =t. Rental s JUNE 26, 1984 - 5:00 P.M. POINT PLEASANT , WV TECHNICAL TYPIST/ MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST lot for aale 1n Mercerv1lle Coli 814-26 8 -6818 Public Sale & Auction FARM AUCTION Apartment for Rent The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-[).3 Twr. p1 ece bPd rucm su1 tr wtlr ut OF'S't' r wJt lt orndte hand lPs ) le lgPr1 waln ut t1l It l;mp lii hlf'o:; boo~c ;ye ~ ant1que amp \l'VJ' Ii!l KtiU~I::'IH:' lrl t!lrJJ IMgr oval oak dtmng ro nm tilhlr w1tt1 ~tl(Jf:'r!! J C k clt lt r n anv old sLHI"war r ptPCP S oak wn\ll'; 111d '> 1n h celt or I d, k lrunk s 2 old S( w 111 1 ma ch ne C1bl nJ'I ' JILl ViLi rui J 11 I recc rd s large p1cture hilmt''. old lin:.! rr ti iO \ Jtt bct!CJ!ll l lll:. DE Pf f'SSJU IJgld ~~ Cdf!l l~ a l ~~~"~rut~ ~ ~~" Jlrl rlt ) r e~ 11 il l t)pr <; old book ) b1a ss v1d oewll'! r, mrJI! tJ!Jir \ ltt lt ll dl t1 jo t1rs ~r on pot s Jar ou j vV J\P rl l' l ~ kl ro o IV co rt 1ble TV wa<.:!1u aIll! d1yer rtd tn g IJwr rnoflt'r pu h ntrl'lwPr Ro til lillrr 110\'re poL No l Burns1dt ~ ~ P,P 1n t ii -Jrtl ' tlLJ ~ too l:\ manf othe r t! ems toJ numrrr II '> lo mr nl t0 1t TERMS Ca sh lunch wolf be served BARRY CASTO Attorn ey AdmlniSttator MARY KEBLER Admomsttatm AUCTION JUNE 30. 1984 SAT . 10:00 A M. Due to the death of husband Ood Durham. known as {Blue Dragon) Fredoa Durham will offer the followong at auctoon LOCATION located on lead 1ng Creek Rd halfway between Rutland & 554 Watch lor sogns From Cheshue piCk up 554 toward Porter turn nght on Storys Run Rd go stra1gtlt app J 11 mile s Sale on r1gM hand Side TRACTOR like llt'W ~ V~.h et I dr 1v u !7 HP l~pk t Bch·-"1~ 6 ~ !WPIJ tr actor w1P T 0 1? tn muMr led V"; d 1sr & 3 po tnl ht iO also rovrrr d t 1nth r "" ball ~11tch HOUSEHOLD & MISC RF>rluld II NO( df n GO 111 hlllfl 1 p11 r II PrHV (1 U1V lt f lit ptllr woo d brdJOOill sutl t' w qu1'P fl ~ 1 1 1~ bed cnmpletr "' G~ dre" Sf:'r w brH 1! 11 chr 1 Sf 1 ~ 1~h1net sJrreo 2 n1 ce wood r1rsk<; S pr: h r 1~r: ~h sl srt 2 yJ nti (, I Wil, tlf' r & dryr1 <; pt ? y1 old Grb son r~ tr co llddlonet ntcP wood che st w/ malchrng n1p,hl \ land por1 ,J I1It-> S 1 1~er se mn h rna ch1ne se veral metal cr~bmet 'S f11ll <;1/f \\ODden bt d 'ti nrw matllf'S'i & hox ~ rr Jng s new ptcl HI ~ r 1d o JJc ks 11111 ror quilts hedsp!('d s shee ts cloH1 1n<! ntce 1942 Gtbson r ado tH.! Plec 1r 1c gUJtar 2 Eureka ~ NePp t ! \ l upr tp, ht I LJn t\ l rr l~p P couch & c h~ll cabmet w /s lwlv~> ~ Whulpool J E' ht ~E'Iil tm wt!reezer at top 2 love se at s n1ce set of brHrellamp'l 2 n1CC ciF•st of drawer s deep wP.I I watrr rump w! lank m tc r o ~ave c.1 bmet metal clla tr s hut! 1ar :. tm>ta l k1tche n cabtiH-'1 do uble sulk top 1 mCiil l bed comp lete lull Sllf' rTif'til l hrr1 comp lrte some h:~n C mildr quill \ mMh iP \an tty tor \ l'Vf' lill do!l a1s of C B eql!lpll t'lt1 rl rnpl!'ll CoiJr 1 J.l\ f' 111111 40 ch;wnel w;all extr as ilf1d ot11 er C B rq u1p rnrnt small gas heaters lrun~ s m!lk ca ns smr~!l atr compressor sell prope lled push mower tool bo~es Ilk!.: new 76 000 B 1 U gas furn ace camper pro pan e tank Co leman 2 y1 old electriC lwalcr lor house trad er I L p1 ece se ttm g ot l~iiVJ/tan ch111 a (Germany) 4 p1e ce set at blu e ,...lit ow d silt ~ m r~ny many m1 :.c 1tems ANTIQUES Noce oak dresser hall library table 3wooden porch posts mce claw foot prano stool small table, sewmg machme cabo net w/ drawers few poe ces antoque glass Very very many miSe 1tems Come to stay all day (Plenty ol shade trees) lunch Servoce Not Responsoble for Accodents or Loss of Propert1 AUCTIONEER-LONNIE NEAL 614-367 7101 Note Very clean sale, don't miSs thos onellt BIG FOOT PARK. *GOOD BOATING *GOOD FISHING *BOAT DOCK & RAMP *BATHHOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC DIRECTIONS · 6 moles below Gallipolis on Rt 7 - across Raccoon Creek Bndge and follow signs. OPEN TILL DARK SUNDAY SALE SHOP KESSEL'S WHERE QUALITY MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 1984 Broadmore 14x70 .......... 114,995 lolol elec ln c 2 BR lurn, , l, tl 1984 Broadmore 14x70 ..... 115,400 Tot'l elecinc 3 BR 7 IIII I c 1t11 1984 Overland Park l4x70 ..... 118,995 Total eleclnc 2 BR !10111 >o l 6 11 wJ IIs furno shed 1984 Overland Park l4x70 .. sm 119,995 SAVE $1 OOD foil el tr1 ~ BR 7x 14 e~pa1 1 1 r1 I "til ' furnl 'hCO USED HOMES 1971 Oakbrook 12x61Jias '6400 NOW 15900 Fuel 011 2 8R 1967 PMC 12x55 . 2 BR Fuel 01 l wa s 11900 1974 Schult 12x65 3 BR . NOW 15500 . 17900 Gas Shatp 1974 Marshfield 2 BR Gas Sharp 14x6Wa.I '~?O.Q 1980 Wmdsor 14x70 3 BR Total eleclrtc 2 !(Itt NOW 18700 . . 113.900 billh ~ Kessel's Quality Mobile Homes 547 JACKSON PIKE, GALLIPOLIS, OH I MILE WEST HOLZER HOSPITAl RT 35 PH. 446-72 74 '• �Times-Sentinel 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St . Galllpoh• New & used wood & coal stoves 6 p1ece wood hvtng room sutte w1th 6 •nch flat arms S399 bunk beds complete ..With bunki8S S 199 2 PI8C8 antron lll,~tngroom suttes ·s 199 antron rechners S99 .other recltners $80 d•ne tte sets maple S 179 ·sprmgs & manress box or tWin Jull Sl 00 set regular f1rm s 1 20 maple dme1te chairs "SJ5 wash stands $34 Jll&ple rLckers S59 7 p1ece chrome dmette set $ 1 49 5 'P •ece dmet1e set S99 used bedroom su•tes refngera tors ranges chest dressers wnnger washers TV s dry ers & shoes Call 614 446 3 159 ' LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa c half rocker otto man 3 tables lextra heavy by Front1er) 5685 Sofa .cha +r and loveseat S275 Sofas an d cha ns pn ce d from 6285 to 5895 Tables S45 and up to 51 2 5 Htde a beds S440 and up to .$525 Reclmers S175 to $3 75 Lamps from 528 to S 75 5 pc dmettes from S99 to 435 7 pc 5189 and up Wood table w•th SIX cha•rs 5425 to S745 Desk .$110 up to 5225 Hutches S550 and up maple o r p1ne fm•sh Bunk bed complete w•th mattrP.SSes 5250 and up to S395 Baby beds .$ 11 0 Mattres ses or box spr1ngs full or twm S58 ftrm 568 and S78 Queen sets S 195 4 dr chests .,_42 5 dr chests 554 Bed frames $20 and 525 10 g l!n Gun cabmets 5350 Gas or e lecttlc ranges 5375 Bab y mattresses 525 & S35 bed fram es S20 S25 & 530 lung frame $50 Good selection o t bedroom s u•tes cedar che sts rocker s metal cab1nets ~w •vel rockers Used Furn1ture C ha~r s dr11ers and TV s 3 m1les out bulavtlle Ad Open 9am to 6pm Mon thru Fn 9am to 5pm Sat ~14 446 0322 ,-v & Appliances 627 Thsrd Gall•pohs 614 446 l699 Spm washers gas & electr~ r: dryers auto Owa!<hers gas & e lectriC [anges refr1gerators TV !ets l't.ve (;OOD USED APPL,ANCES Washers dryurs refngera tors rangl:'S Skaggs Ap pllances Upper R1ver Rd bes•de Sto ne Crest Motel 614 446 7398 ~arge Freezer S95 5 TV s $35 & up couc hes 5 35 $65 3 5 00 0 BTU a1r c ond 1 (to ners 595 each ~peed Ou ee n washer 550 Wh!t l pool washer S65 Genera l ~lectnc washer S95 dr'fets $95 each Kmg Slle boll apr~ngs & mattress S65 Skaggs Applian ces 559 Upper R1ver Rd 446 7398 ~etr~gerator 12 cu ft wh•te Call 614 992 3678 t5E r f!fngerator freezer & t;: l ect nc Mag1c Chef stove both almond r: olor & 6 mon t hs old 5800 pau Ca ll ~149925017 01ntng Room su1t Wtth drop leaf table. Call 614 992 6164 Knauff Ftrewood 992 0< 5655 Cust o m drapenes mtnl \l:en et •<tn blinds Roman wo vf.>n w o od shade s vf!rtl ea l bltnds Samples cmd Qst•mates m your home P A Sayre 304 458 1078 NORTH . Reduced Gall•a or ptck up at Richards & Son Call 446 7786 WEST Plast•c •o lila 446 2248 ,. Eau SGULb P<~ss 2+ 2 NT Pass Pass l'ass Pass Pass 3• •• Pass Pass Pa~s Pns Pass 3• 4 NT 'l NT P <~ss missed a laydown slam becaust> Carozzo may have Engagement rmg & wedd•ng bAnd (stze 6) men s wed dmg band all three for alfllc ted With the American no trump complex Anyhow he btd been S100 Call 614 446 4659 I large 16ft overhead garage 54 M1sc Merchandise 6509 Ohver su per 77 d•escl 3 block sawm ill ex cond pnced on mspect1on Cal l 2 Br Trader Sylvester 8X32 ask m g pnce $600 , Dts hwasher G•bson S1 00 Ele c tttc heater S20, Alhs Cha lmef s tracto r rnodel CA 614 388 8701 w1th owners manuel wtde ------- hont end 3 p o mt h•tch, garden blade, plow & diSC askmg pnce $2000 250 Hay 1972 Ledgerwood 25 h Camper 1963 Chevrolet Impala Call 614 367 7866 after 5 gallon fuel 011 drum round typ e with stand S100 Call 16 Hom e hte Cham Saw Kmg Coal & Wo od stove Motorola Stereo Call 614 256 1768 Ut•li ty wagon 4 ft ~~: 6 5 f1 13 m h 1g h mahogany bot tom heavy ta•l gate lights alummum s1des Call 614 Dynamark 11 hp , 36 ndmg motor less than 1 yr old S600 10 M c Cullough Saw S lOO Co li 614 446 9854134 2316 Kelvtnator 30 mch elect n c stove new burners good co nd1t1 o n c lean S 100 f1rm ca ll 614 992 3 166 Comp let e mob1le sound sys tern ProfesSional sound au d1o eau1pment Good f01 a band perfect for DJ l•ghts mcluded Call even 1ng after 9pm 614 992 5547&ask tor N1 ck Jr large hghted arrow s1gn and number s •n e lud ed Hawk s Amoco Tuppers Plams 614 667 3182 Real Estate General Gas Furnance Owners get an edge o n He at B•lls th1s w•nter Set monthly goals w1th th• s new Teste d proveh electrontc devtce A Fue lometer w•ll prepare you to economica lly ()mul); -rn rrr21. convtently momtor Heat Cost m dol m s1d e your ho me 400 Mam St Belpre 614 423 5050 Call June S1ms 989 2470 or 423 4212 Easy mstruc t10n s Installs •n m1n ute s NO co ntac t w1th fur nace c1rcu1try A o ne year Guarantee on workmanship l1m 1t ed suppl y 10 stock of th1s M1 n1 Model {6) System Order now For detatls call Consume r M onttor Systems M1ddleport Oh1 o at 614 992 3718 Monday Wenesday & Fnday 9 00 t o 1 2 nonn 30 mch e le c lf• c ran ge wtth aut oma tt c ove n hmer good cond •ton 40 ft ha y eleva to r Ca ll 6148435186 eve mng s MINI FARM - lu opfl , P l ~ • n o., foul\ ill+' nr!"'Cl HerP ~ yo ur oDpo ri •Hl ll 't to 1-'rliO~ all 11,, h 'fiCl tl\ ~ ol co untr1 l1v I no I LH h nm Iown 3 ht'riHl[ Ill jl[l! f\P . . . lfh 3 IUfl IJtl h• (<JtltNirill rP1 I.n~ 1n I1V1fl1 ~ \llfllfl!' IOfllll f)n 7 H 11• ol ~~~ Ollflr l 111• 1, Call For Details June S1ms 989 24 70 o. 42 3 4112 MMR ~48 - E~lr ,.J rill ,. ? J P~'' •n Rt1tl 1nr1 V•llfl~E' Olr!P r ~ I'INtroom llomt l11111fl/' 10om k1!fht>n .tn(j hath Much no1r nhal11 A'k'" ~ $16 000 Drxtrr - 3 bt>droon1 trarnt> hnnw un 4S x!OO lot well Iuri ~I heol Seth lm $1 2IJOO MMR 544 - OwPPI l"fdlll\ till ':. on~> ')(Jiti' 3 IJ•droom<, alum•lltlln MMR 545 Du~ ~1f1 111p ,;;torm wmrlor't' \ N1ct> lot mt l1 IJUII\IIrl) 111 11utl,lnr1 Vrllage Wdll!S $16900 Will conwle1 trrms MMR 536 - Oh•o R•vr1Cona1r 171 <200 101 Lmte11 on St Rt 338 Anti QUity Neal and rli-'rJfl ,l l"t>f1r oom ra•JCIJ full bd \t II •1'1 ~' ~ f d~P Cf'fl l illl i(jf ,tl fUI llf1Pf 01 IPflll-'fneflJ a bare m1mmum only the three diamond! he actually held Rodwell s three spades showed the ace of spades North s four hearts showed the ace of hearts Souths four no-trump rebad was Roman ke) card Blackwood It asked how many of five key cards (the four aces and the kmJi of the agreed upon trum~ su1t) there were m North s hand North s five-club b1d showed three or no key cards South knew that North had to hold three key cards Souths bid of f1ve no trump gave partner the opuon of passing, but North was delighted to bid SIX In expert biddmg 1f your part HAPPINESS FOR SALE +NEWSPAPER E~TERPRISE 4X8 Tra1ler $ 100 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS 1983 260 Jwheeler, sma112 wheel b1ke. swang set, elect· rtc motorcycle for pre · schooler Phone 304 - 875 6277 after 7 882-3362 Restaurant datry bar equip mont 1or sale Phone 304 675 1616 after 6 p m Camera 35 M M Olympus w1th accessor~es. Call 304 675 7476 Sue: wheeler altra terram veh1cle good condttton . cl~'an ohund. a50 Call 614 448 7036 Jam Strawberruu 1000 konono Call 614· 446 3844 after 6 Ground 2237 tor Vllll r \ UnlnlPf Vilf' ill1 0n o' $7 000 r e~d" FlJrrllture rnc lur.J t>d •rr o:,+'fll r1~' ()flU' IN~£STMENT Wr hilvf' 2 il[)ilr1mrn t hllllrl•n go:; close !11 tr Mumopal Park 111 Mrd j leport Buth 1n A l ccnjrt•on A total ot 4 unrts l •vr 111 Pnr ilnrl rrn! the olilr t', Cil l lo r your appl 011 S hOWitl ~ 1982 Chevette 2dr l oaded $3700 k•ng s1ze Craftmat•c bed $1000, lowery Rhythm Beats organ $600 Call 614 446 3101 Real Estate General Point Ploount. 304·875· 1366 614 446-1609 Black raspberrtes. we pick, Rat tamer pupptes, f50 7795 61 4·992· 7368 $10 00 gallon Call aher 6 to order Happy Hollow Fruit Form. 304·676· 2028 Doberman pups regeatered, tails docked Call Far 111 Suppli es & Liv es!Oc k shots. 67 Mustcal Instruments 61 Farm Equipment Tractor. model B with cultivators Call814-266· 6417 7 ft haybme, exc cond . John Deere 24T baler New Holland 66 baler. Farmhand pull wheel rake New Holland h•y cnmser, wagon new hay reck, 601 Ford mower, Ford cultvators , rotary hose, ferttltze spread ers. wheat drdls. Farmhand gnnder msxer , hay & gram elevator. other fteld ready &qutpment. Howes Farm Mach1nery . Rt 124 & Mev hew Rd , Jackson Oh 304 676-5823 379-2656 after 5PM Btg DIScounts on new and used tractors and hay equ1p ment S1ders Equipment , 304 676 7421 9790 1969 AlliS Chalmeu Gleaner Cll all new belts completely recond1t1oned 13' gram table w 1th vauable speed reel. both corn heads, 430 & 440 S5 700 P.eal Estate General Professtonal All Breed Dog Obedtence Tratmng lndlvtd ual & classes avatlable Call $6,000 or trade for 8254 446 1 364 after 5 Gravely backhoe Call 614 - 698 tractor 304 -895 3670 Real Estate General 62 Wanted to Buy FOR SALE BY OWNER Tu -le.el on I 3 acre Ftreplace w/Buck stove tnsert tn ltv· tng room. kttchen complete w1th hand butlt cabtn•ts 15'x3o· deck w/ gasg11llat extt door of dtntng room. tnner· com. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 car garage House & property I cond1t10n . Reduced from $89.900 00 to Phone 446 3485 Splash 1nto summer at 550 Jay Dmet Our I home w1th 33 by 18' pool can be yours at our loss We patd $62.800 You pay $59.900 A new rob takes us away from Gallipolis. The gar· den IS planted large flat lot Central atr gas heat 28 by 11 patiO w11h gas gnl These are JUst a few of the features of thiS 3 bedroom home Call 446-1028 to see I lis home Full stzed bed tn good cond1t1on Call 614 256 1715 after 6pm Wanted to buy a mce boys btcycle, 16 m Call 458 63 wn1~ ltvestock Must sell Matched pa1r of sorrel Belg•um Geld•ng Horses 6 and 4 years old good pulhng horses Mrs - Real Estate General Harley Grate langsv•lle 0 H leldmpm Relltor •Wilhs T. leadJn&ham, Rtaltor. Ph Home 446·9539 •Ed Evans. Realtor. Ph. Home 446~25 614-669-4242 afto• 6pm Black Angus Bull, Call 614 379-2425 after 5pm Rabbits and Hutch 550 Call 614-446-4257 after 5pm PH. OFFIC:E 446-7699 ~eg Appaloosa mare, very gentle, due to foal tn Aug one yearlmg appaloosa colt 4 yr old bay geld1ng and Reg Ouar1er horse Brood mare. Call 614 256 1385 QUAliTY Qwllty al a pnce you can affmd Lo.ely 3 bed100m I ' balh bnck and flam e home fully equ1pped kitchen extra large lrvmg room fill oo mcely landscaped tot Puced m low $40 s 3BB-8826 11607 Real Estate General OPEN HOUSE KtutJctu $6.000-NEW lOW PRICE $70,000 - 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH RANCH HUGE FAMil Y ROOM WITH FIREPLACE FORMAL LIVING AND DIN ING ROOM BREAKFAST AREA Off KITCHEN 2 CAR GARAGE 16x32 IN GROUND POOL OON T MISS OUT ON THIS HOME IT IS GOING TO SEll' ready WAS XXXXXI XXI Answer THE [ Transportation tMswers Monday) Jumbles HAVOC I Ye sterdays GRAIN IN JECT SURELY a tal kat•vc bar ber m1gh t do - What IN 'tOUR 1 Answer GE T Autos for Sale HAIR TOP CASH pa1d for late model used cars Sm1th BUICk Pontiac 1911 Eut ern Ave Gallipolis Call 614 446 2282 1978 Lmcoln Mark V 2 dr sky roof 2 2 000 m1les exc cond $7 495 Call 446 1243 or 446 - 1615 71 Autos for Sale lease your new vehicle don't buy No down payment, excellent rates lnformat1on Call Collect Braun & As so Clates 614 423 5560 1978 1983 Plymouth Colt 18 000 m1 stand sh1ft plus econ omysh1ft a~r Call614 379 2726 VW Rabbtt good ttre, good mtleage, good cond S1550 Coli 614 46 4230 1978 Ford F1esta good gas m1leage good cond Call 614 245 9179 1 980 VW Rabb1t a1r cond 71 1975 Autos for Sale Olds 98 4 door S500 f1rm 45 ,000 m1l es rough exter•or Can be seen at 129 Mulberry Pomeroy Ave 1975 VW Beetle Good condtton New t~res $1800 or best offer Call 614· 992 7312 1964 Plyrnouth Barracuda 273 V 8 push button auto trans all orgmal 1deal for restoong wdl negot•ate pn ce Call Sunday 9 to 5 at m a ny ex1ras one owner showroorn cond Call 446 051 5 anyt1me 1976 Monte Carlo c ond $1400 Call 446 3243 after 5pm 614 949 2806 1978 Thunderbird , sell or trado for truck 65,000 1979 Chtlvy Capnce Clas SIC 2 dr ac ps V 8 eng1ne body good cond1t10n e11.c performance W1ll cons1der all offers Call 614 992 7412 after 5 p m 1964 Plymouth Barracuda 273 V 8 push button auto tran s, all orgtnal •deal for restonng, w1ll negot1ate prtce Call Sunday 9 to 5 at m1les maroon . good shape Call 614 256 6215 1981 Mazda GLC 614· 446 1336 Call good 614 acres and stocked pond l ocated on a stale h•ghway You can own your own bu s1ness Just call lor more l•on 011 Hy sell Run 304 882 675·2517 1978 Olds 4 door V 6 atr PB PS, AM FM cru1se phone 304 6 75 6286 Call after 4 1981 Butck Electra L1m1ted luxury car, fully equtpped w1th all power and ex:tras Actual mtles, 55 000 Must sell thiS week For Sale By Owner Call 304 - 675 2975 1980 PontiaC Sunbtrd 4 cyl . w1th PS. PO , Btr cond AM -FM cassette, excellent cond1t10n. S2 700 304 446 -8238 1979 Ford F1 00 pu, auto , pa pb am fm. slldmg rear w+ndow , good cond , $3600 Valley Auto Sales V2 m1 north Rt 160 above Holzer Hosp11al Call 614 446 4166 1983 Pop up truck camper will sell camper only or wtth 1982 GMC y, Ton Truck Cell 614-446 1294 Sell or Trade 1977 Jeep CJ5 304, V 8 . headers whtte spoke wheels , sharp $2800 1300 Call 614 446 74 Dodge 3!. ton truck 72 lnternattonal 4 wheel dnve Call 614 992 6622 1963 Chevrolet dump truck, new battery new pamt 10b new front ttre, runs good 304 882 3236 1974 Jeep truck, s•x cv l1nder 4 wheel dnve 675· 7330 $1 000 304 675 1828 1982 Camaro, V 8 , auto 1978 Chevy Scottsdale 1/ 4 ton 4x4 extra clean heavy duty automat•c transm1s s1on PS PB 350 V 8 AM rad1o st•dmg rear wtndow 8 tt alum1num topper 304 mat1c PS PB an cru1se t•lt . AM FM stereo 30 000 m1les 304 576-2953 1977 Corvette automatiC condthon a~r power wm 304 675 1386 dows , 57 000 m •l es 675 -7476 72 73 Trucks for Sale 1971 GMC Step Van trade or sell Call 614 446 - 4337 614 949 2806 Vans&4WD 1979 Chevy Beaul.'tlle Van loaded $5200 f~rm Call 614 446 0930or304 675 7446 I I Broker-Auctioneer ~wf 4spd , M~GHEE .LOOKING FOR SOMETHING COOL COMFORTABlE QUIET AND. • PRI~AT£1?1 - We have a 3 llPdroom horne Situated along. Raccoon Cr1•ek Aooro,.; 2 acre:. ol cleared land and 600 teet ot . Call 446-0552 Anyt1me Beth Null 245-9507 'Real~ 1982 Ol ds 99 Regen cy all power extra clean wh tte on whtte 29 000 m1les 1 o wner Call304 453 2102 . l ined street Thts 2 star~ homt: ~~ pr esently arron~ed !01 2. .t~ partment s however can be converted h.1ck to Si ngle lam1ly • res1denc.€ Nwe lot Pr1ced 111 t~e nmJ )0 s Real Estate General Real Estate General I I I S1e•e McGhee 446-1255 BMR 444 - lOAN ASSUMPTION POSSIBlE - Bnck II ame ran ch s1tuated on ft~t 2 35 am.•lot Include\ 3 BR ~ ca rpet lr eat •n ~~t~ hen LR w1n cafpet lan11ly roo1 n w•th !•replace ut•l•ty mom and \ 'm j. . ' ~~ ~IJ ~'' ,' ! VIne St Gallllli)lis 3 tx:droomJ 7 bath ~ cert a11 form al dmmg . • room l1brdfY fam•lv rm dPd ~ ann many r11c rr arr~en1t1e~ Call to da y lor an appomtmenl • .NEW LISTING - Corn 01Jbl+ 3 berlroo n hurnr locaterl alan . MC!111 St Vmlo1r 43 ~200 lot \'\llh i outhullrimP<., Buv now lor. t • $7D 000 .BEAUTIFUL BRICK 3 BEORM HOME "'"'7 BMR 44li- NEW LISTING' - In town lorohrn1 •nclude> 2 BR1 hv111g room dmmg 100n1 OOth & bitS€ men! l ois ol carpet Ca<., heat Pncr~ el $79 900 Call todey lm deta1 ts base sl1ll ava1lrtblt> Pasture woods beautiful sett1ng Fam1l~ mov1ng lrom ;,uea Let us show ~ou 1 You ·mil hke th1s one RUTlAND - Ranch 3 bed 1oom lwrne 2 Udll" large IIV •ng Reduced $43 ODO DO Velma N1cmsky Assottate Phone 742 -3092 CENTURY 21 Sou1hern HillS R E Inc Ph 446-6610 Real Estate General Real Estate General I .I .NESTLED IN TREES and 011 y miiP beiOI\ G~ll1~011\ alcn" Lower. .Rrve1 Rd 4 tx>drm homr 111111 a bt'aut lh.l :>Oii d [)HlP [jdiiPI+'d den . and comfort able hr cplaCt' l orn ill dnm ~ r nri l1~ •nr rm l(w/ ltreplce) ? ca r garagr ann ,.,. orh a Pel 7 b;11\1 (ill t01 an e eaooonltmenl 11 • £NJOY THE PRIVACY ot 11v 111~ on ~our OWf' ? nr ft' ,IJ•r rtd • bedrmr, lg h\••np flll w w tJ tlf "IJIOI!-' lor1 nrt! d n•rw •cr1 modern . k•t chrn w1lh brf'ilkla":Jt bar 13 d6 rcCfi'J IIOfl art\l v. 11 h WB tueplace m b!'lsemP!lt lot ul <:1orage Aut o g<~ r agP door Lower Co LJSttngs Call Cheryl Lemley 742-3171 41 Real Estate General I 1 NEW LISTINGS NEEDED .. NEW LISTINGS NEEDED lov~y room a niCe large k1tchen wrth format dm1ng area garage The $46 000 - liKE NEW HOME IN GREEN ACRES SUBDIVISIO N fUll BASEMENT 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS ATTACHED GARAGE EQUIPPED KITCHEN DECK NEARLY COMPlETED - 3 BEDROOM LOG HOME ATTACHED GARAGE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SffiiNG KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS OWNER HAS PRICED fOR QUICK SAl E JUST LISTED' $49,900 KYGER CREEK AREA - ClEAN AS A PIN AND BEAUTIFUl [ YDECORATED 3 BEDROOMS l 'h 8AfHS. VERY NICE KITCHEN DINING AREA, WOOD CABINfTS. SNACK BAR fRONT LAWN HAS LOVElY VIEW OF SURROUNDING AREA AnACHEO GARAGE SPACIOUS LAWN SPACE FOR A GARD£N PLUS A SUMMER KITCHEN IN BASfMENT FOR CANNING - Will MAINTAINED 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH RANCH BEAUTifUL WALLPAPER IN MOST ROOMS GAS HEAT CENTRAL AIR CONO NICE BACK YARD JUST LISTED AT $42 000 SUPER LOCATION ON ROUTE 588 JUST MINUTES fROM CITY ¢ KERR IIHHEL ROAD - SPACIOUS DOUBLE WIO[ 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS l SHAPED LIVING ROOM WITH NICE DINING AREA MOSTLY CAR!'nLD '• ACRE LOT NICE COUNTRY SETIING JUST LISTEIJI $39 500 WE JUST LISTED A SUPER NICE 3 8£DROOM MOBil[ HOM£ WITH DPANOO IN THE KYGER CREEK AREA NICHEVELLOT FREEGAS HEAT $28000 ESTABLISHED BAR - DOWNTOWN AREA LARGE SEAliNG CAPACITY WITH SPACE fOR EXPANSION SET UP FOR EASY CJ'ERATION MOOERN EQUIPMENT If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD BUSINESS BmER HURRY IT'S PRICED TO SELL' GROCERY/ SERVICE STATION/CARRYOUT - RIGHT COMBINA liON FOR UNliMITED GROWTH AMPlE PARKING liVING QUARTERS ON PREMISES HIGH TRAFFIC AREA OWNER WIU OPEN BOOKS TO SERIOUS BUYER 2 STORY HOllE ON EXTRA LARGE LOT - 3 BEDROOMS lG UVING RM. EAT·IN KITCHEN. GOOD BARN. CHICKEN HOUSE AND SPACE FOR A GARDEN GOOD BUY AT $35.000 1968 TOPPER MOBilE HOME - FUllY CARPETED EXCEPT BATH KITCHEN HAS RANGE AND REFRIG CEN AIR COND NATURAl GAS HEAT I ACRE lEVEl lOT KYGER CREEK AREA. $20.000 DUTCH STYlE COUNTRY HOME 4 t.droom& 2', balhs lully eQUipped eat on krtchen. lormal donong room ramlly room w1th woodburner two car garage wrth auto opener Style beauty charm and comtort - all descnbe thiS home proced $74 900 #312 6 ROOMS. CATHEDRAl CEiliNG AooroXImalely 2 acres olland. 2 baths 3 bed1ms ven•cl• wood ~dtn~ n~ce modern step-sa•er k1tchen gas FA furnace large 1" ong room l and has a spnng ftShong pond apple and peach trees, mce peacelul seMmg Phone today #593 TIRED OF CITY Mother Nature has pro,.ded a pertect seM1ng w1thm a few m1les ol Gallipolis yel tn the Crty School Sy~em large """g room d1mng room. 2 full baths, unque kitchen w1tll plenty ol bu•ll 10 cabmets and con.en~ent workong rsland Front porch plus 2 patios 2 car garage lennox heat pomp wood burner and o.er 2 acres of land call for personal showmg of thiS warm and '""ling super clean home pnced on the $60s #586 CITV SCHOOl SYSTEM N•ce large lot 100 N by 304ft 12 H by 60 H Pnce moille home m excellent cond1bon 2 car garage, rural water N1ce area close to Gallipolis land home. and garage all lor only $16.90D let usshow you thrs one now #589 1012 SQUARE FOOT BlOCK BUilDING Many uses- used to be a grocery store now made 1n1o a 4 room plus bath home Fuel Oil heater. rural watersystem. plus dnlled well at Tycoon lake #592 SPRING VALlEY SUBD IVISION Vacanl ~ts Ntce SIZe bUJidong ~ts w1th all utJirtJes there lol ~ze 101 8 by l 7I 2 Better get 'um now #456 1.57 ACRES - 7 ROOMS Nice home Central aJr rural water system, large famtly room. 2ox22 Garage. storage bulldtng; storm wtndows and !boo Ntce home See 1t now ~570 NEW AD DAllY 1 • R1ve1 Rd $8o 00D00 .. NEW LISTING - 3 Bed•m ho rlP atonr• ChP\Jnut Si lnl Wllh. e serv1ce allf'y 111 rPill 7 cilr P,<l1fl f1P w1th mre P,r~rlir n illra Pnce .$38500DO • home o Sllualed on a large well landscaped lot w1th cham link lenced m back yard Also nal gas and central aJr 11602 I • .3 LOTS ALONG BEAR RUN RD -? ~•th Raccoon C~t••>k r,•ut,ge . lot w1th elec a11d <.,f'pl r tan ~ 1-?pafly lur vow mnh'lr r1ome . e$o uoo 00 & $1oOO00 eacn • WE NEED LISTINGS Me~gs uld tust . COMMERCIAL BUILDING 111 V1n1o" he~ ; 101' w111· D01Pntli!l lor . • rrnlmp 3 ullll~ PtiCf' rf>d uCI"fl lo $J0 00U flO Includes LR k1l chen mth d1n1n ~~ nren lull basemrn t Th1' •'i SltU 2tt!d on 51 <lCieS more m less T~• s one IS vacan t - " 0 rail todily fnr r~pnomtmrnt For "'" 7' " oN B•dwetl Roctnrv Rfl Flrr ht•nt nump IHP[)Iare cf' nl vacuum • syslem $70 OOD 00 BMR 447 - NEW LISTING' - 3 BR lrome loe<tecl on S R 141 #566 room d1n1ng ro om lull bd sement carpo rt and s to r a~c bldg I I Must be moved 1 REDUCED PRICE - S65 000 Ador t~ble home and 74 acres boltlefmr Raccoon Creek Close to County Pa. k Green Township 3 l:€droom remodeled home P~ e barn e>cel~ nl lor slables or caHie Crop area 1129 lb tobacco NEW LISTING - Co mlor1abl0 3 lwrl room horne located alon l:l . Ma1n St 111 Vlllt Jn 41 ~IOU let mtr 3 out build 1np,s Bu\ th•o., .,...erk. etor $70000 PRICE REDUCED r n th•s 2 stor) ~Pdera l b11c~ ~1orn e located alan~ • ba.h K~ger CrPCk Sc hool Dtstr1 ct Call tor dPtail<., on loan assumption BMR445- EXTRA NICE' -Schull 14x651g t•poutl"m gJOom $4 0 000 00 creek lrontap.f' .,.,1lh pr11Ja!e tx:Jat dock ldr;JI Im tht' )IJOI1sperson11 Rural 't\a!Pr Sof'lt' woodf>d iHPa P11ce now $51000 • t dm1ng room 2 BRs n1ce bath ~1tc hen w1th range and refrigerator All eler c:r.ntral a1r lnc:lude'i deck underomn1ng and meli!l steps POMEROY - App1 0> I ams w•lh bar n n•ce l bedroom home so me lur notur e Close lo low11 Ask1n g $28 000 00 JUST WAITING FOR YOU 3bedroom bock home'" a "~ desorable locatKJn -close to Holzer hospJial Th1s home has a lormal entrance a large INJng demo 1975 Aud1 front wheel dnve. great cond1tton. 304 Call 614 245 5131 or 245 9555 R~ Re~uced 1976 Ford Yt ton PU , 360 eng1ne runa good good mes, au1o 8960 Call 614 4 barrel! engtno. 3 speed . AM -FM cesseue very good conditiOn, Mason bes1de Les's Carry out 1981 Dodge 02 4 AM FM. New Ttres or 245 .LOCATED ONLY I BLOCK from sc hool and Situated along a tree 1975 l•nc o ln Contrnental, f1re damage mtenor , good cond Call 614 446 1754 Stereo ••••••••••••••••• 2 -tone pamt, new ttres Call 614 246 6131 9666 1972 Chevy Camero SS j Real Estate General turer 150, ttlt, am -1m stereo . 350 Now anange the c~rc!ed leners 10 form the surpnse answer as sug gested by the aboVfl car1oon '••ld 304 675 5579 run to spd 61 4 446 1336 3236 CAL.LED hv1n g room wilh fuepl(lilC e large kttchen w1tll plenty cab1 nels bu11t m stovPand dtSh Nil!i hf'r family room 13 ~22 un trm;hed and I car gMage Some lim ber ve ty piiValr IOli'l have to do IS move 1n Approx 8 BUILDING SITE - lOWER RT 7 WATER AND HlCI RICITY AVAILABLE NICE AREA CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM $6 500 (614) 385·7419 Collect Calls Accepted Call John Ecker DEPARTME~T S1 25 m NEW liSTING- 2D mes w1lh n•ce 3 bedroom home la• ge ( YEAR OlD HOME. 5 ACRES 3 bedrooms ranch style on 5 acres. more or less w1lh approx 3'-7 aCJes bllable Barn and three 131 other storage bwldmgs Some fencmg m good shape Wood or coal sto.e localed on Morgan fwp Real n1ce home MONTGOMERY REALTY FOR SALE: NEW BRICK 4 BEDROOM IJ S1 50 bale Call 304 675 5086 un1ts 111 excellent cond1bon Completely furmshed All you REDUCED $5.900 - NEW lOW PRICE $32 ()()()I A REAL BARGAIN ON A NICE OlDER HOME 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS LARGE KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST NOOK IN CITY NEAR GOlf COURSE LAND LOTS OF LANDI ON MT ZION RO JUST OFF Rf 35 NEAR HOLlER HOSPITAl APPROX 190 ACRES SOME FARM IJ\ND. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES DON' TMISS THIS OPPORTUNITY IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR INV[Sl MEN! PROPERTY New furnilCP. CI A wood bufnet large garage Nrce lot 1973 Dodge Polara. WHA-r THE C HA I ~MAN OF THE MA-r~EMATI C5 Call BRICK HOME -FULL BASEMENT REDUCED TO $59.900 00 for sale 01 lrade 3 lots 1n Cheshire. 7 rooms 3 t.drooms I \', balhs. lam•IY 1oom. dm•ng room, mce modern ranch style horne w1th wood nr coal burner Nat gas hot water basemen! heattng sys tem. modern step sa•er ktlchen. all wood inSide tr1m IS oak. has .. Mana· wood lrame wmdows Must see thiS mce large home Phone today tor show•ng #595 ATTENTION BUILDERS ~ERY COMFORTABLE - N•ce mo~le home 12x65 lleh01teo t I J S 10 - 1982 V6 4 Topper ht10n derby car ' regutatton tTRENGY Trucks for Sale #488 farm #0053 ter 5 11604 MAKE OFFE R ON All OR PART Pnced to sell as a sph1 I>'Vf'l 110111e ) 01 d bi>droo m\ lilm1ly room r.ar port c 11 11 KC sc hools Out ol <;l ~l r O't! rlPf r,ay', !O sell now 1981 Cehca Toyota GT. hftbock 304 676 5149 at George S Hobstetter Jr Broker Phone 742 3092 BRICK RANCH 5 MILES FROM GAlliPOliS In Gall1pohs c•ty school system (Green School! by Cl!ntene~ 3 bedrooms I''' baths 6 roomslolal w1lh central a1r large Jedwood sundeck approx I Dx30 part1al basement_ modern krtchen N1ce landscaped yard w•lh cham ltnk le11ce R1ver Feat ures hou se huge dutc h ~ tyl e barn eJ: cellent lake s1te crop lan d pasture anf1 wood s Owner sa ys END Of RAINBOW - Ovrr I OO~ In l' lhP Oh•O Rl'uf' l )e fS !IllS Phone 304·675 7166 I KJ Hay & Grain HOBSTETTER REALTY #599 FARM OR INVESTMEN, & BUILDING LOTS #0649 0 72 1979 Oodge Truck , Adven· 1972 Ford LTD ell power. call 7 -,2 noon or 3 8 p m . FAR IE 5 INVESTMENT - INCOME Need a home plus an tncome' Who doesn I' We goltust what you need' l o,.ly modern stone home plus 10 rantal motel deta1ls Sun., June 24 1:00 to 5:00 POMEROY - 2 n1 ce build me lnb on W11ght Sl Waler & seweo $5 000 DO each ::. year old Appaloosa, mare . good r~dmg horse, S400 Phone 304 675-6352 after Real Estate General Virginia l. Smith Real Estate Th1 s pr operty has beP.n sub dlv tded 1nto I ac re - 10 aue s1tes can be sold md1 v1du ally l f' ilx wat er obta m able puced low poss1ble eKcelle nl term 'l Thrs 15 an e ~ cellen l buy lor e11he r farm or development [) 676 6799 71 Make o1fer . 304-676·6397 Greenbr.er Stables, we buy, sell or trade horses 304· fI Han ll dll Tree Rd 200 acres charmm g !arm hO'nr ~•lh 3 LW s Hunt ,...,ild ll le on 11115 rolm 1, wooded land & 11') 1110 <;toe ked pond GORGEOUS RIVERVIEW! MILE FROM TOWN-5 ACRES Also, &1 , 600 00 31 OG dtesel loader With rippers , good condt · HOME & PAY LAM POMEROY OH 6799 64 Autos for Sale 1976 Tr~umph Sp1tftre. con· vert1ble , 2 topa , new pamt, Case bon BR ranch Ver y IMge llvlllp room woodbufnm g l•re ulau' w1!h Buck stovt? car pt>t hardwood floors cen lf.l l a11 count ry kit chen wtlh built 1n rangf' [,cf'IIPnt lo ca tmn Set: lodily Owner wtll be on the pre· m1ses to answer ques !tons located On Spr~ng A•e Between Rt 33 & laurel Cl•ff Road I M1 From Oh10 R"er Unscramble these tour Jumbles Greenbr~er Stables now one letter to each square to form boarding horses 304-676- ~ tour orCJ1nary woras Good mtx:ed hay Front end loader fits tr~cycle type tractor , $125 Call Rex rabbtttS SJ, M1lk goat $35. baby goat S 16 Call down barn lumber 304- 71 Barley S2 25 bushel, straw Allis Chalmers wtth cult1va · tors, good for tobacco Cell Wtll tear Livestock 614 286·6944 614 388-9790 bUIIdmg for 675 4435 63 Oav1d Yos1. 614 949 2853 ktmball console p1eno 1 112 vr old, hke new Call 614- The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Poge- 0-5 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. Farm Equipment $400. 304-882 -2887 LOW INTEREST SMAll DOWN PAYMENT 5 ACRS WITH POND Take advantage & buy t111s 4 Real Estate General 446-1126 Clot 304 · 882· ADBA Reg Pttbull pupp1es McCoy generation Call each Colt 614-949·2568 Bnarpatch Kennels Profes Sional All - breed groommg Indoor-outdoor boardmg fa c1ht1es P1ck up and deltvery serv1ce EngliSh Cocker Spa mel pupp•es Call 614· 388 quarts of good 11m bernes 80 cents per quart P1ck your own 2 miles b•ck of New H•ven at Un•on Camp Black rupberrtes . Boarding all breeds Heated mdoor - outdoor fac111tta1 AKC Doberman pupp•es Stud Serv1ce Call 614 ~ 446 ~ 2 horse horse trailer, good Judy Taylor Groommg Call cond1t1on . &1 , 000 304· 61 4·367 7220 61 dach S1ama18 k1nens. new litters CFA H•malayan and Per11an June 24, 1984 1997 CPnt t•f r<:1 r h nol ~ wood deck large tol Ve~ good buy #2169 56 Call plu\ liHW' bUIId•ng ~r ge 882-2200 evening 882 3239 Fruit 614 446 4257 1 bt>clroom'> lull ba<,Pmf'nt o!illh rl'f room I car Park mobrle home wtlh ex 33, New Haven Complete masonry supplies. 4". 8 ". 12" block Delivery serv1ce 54 M1sc Merchand1se k•tr 1t'n TYCOON LAKE - N•ce Holly Rt Phone day 304·882 -2222. One portable kenmore d11· hwasher With butcher block top. per1ect cond•tton , 304- female nell. AKC Chow pupp111, "!''_ountain State ASSN 1 - #1183 7297 ,, • '•"""" hwlt h11rk homP eat rn ,.; o1r , 1 )'~-' Zentth Allergo stereo, very good condttton, 304- 876 ~ ner shows enough cards to make a slam you must b1d ~ 10!1 11' n449 Top 1011 and fill dirt deh - vered. 304 676 7771 Mlniture Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· 130 ACRES lnnle from Oh10 M l ·Bud.. McGHEE Broker Cheryl Lemley Me•gs County Assoctate Phone 742-3171 ver~ no-trump Zuopan. 304-773-6654 68 & Vegetables Cassady's Realty Ia rs cen t s thts wmter hourly da1ly hom nght 2571 111 two h .8 , h:B, length IYIIIebla, 8 11 through 16 It Hogg Ill Pets for Sale 65 614 388 8504 Double contour chalt as advertised on TV w1th heat & v1brator Call 614 949 3014 anyt1me Qaby cnb exce ll ent c ond• S50 00 304 675 AllRAllllll - Clo'f dla· LUMBER ·Rough cU1. oak. poplar. 2•4. 2•8. 2•8. h4, door complete also 8ft , door e• gas floor furnace reasonable Call 614 256 t1 on ri ]JC l response , 66 Building Suppliea or 446 3369 Real Estate General I opemoJ Io tbeu system, a w1th perhaps Here IS a hand on wh1ch t he great llal1an pair Ga ruzzo and Belladonna TV c h est couch rung Yamahl!l org<~n Call 446 diamond Snuna North and South at the other ~ble were Meek.· stroth and Rodwell who play a club system Hence Rodwell 's one-d1.amond showed By Oswald Jacoby and Jame!!i Jacoby 446 <248 fL\Ie Rodwell's Opem ng lead •1 0 TV ches t couch rug Ya maha organ 446 4052 or With claLmlnJ tbe mondslam North 6t stmply wh1cb Meckstroth btd, forces Wnt ~• by SII to game and mv1tes a \o ulnerable Neither Dealer South Shrubs pruned lawn re seeded reta1mng walls Sidewalks patios fill dtrt topsotl bark mulch & saw dust Contact Bruce Dav1 SIOn Call614 256 1427 lumber. 304-676·3677 two diamond • Q8 6 6417 0< . 73 .Q8H3 t A!ilt • K 6 52 Coffee table stereo stereo dmette table Call614 256 4052 EAST SOUTH • A J 52 • K2 286 5930 framea. all types, picnic table frames with or Without triCks ., •J 1on c1sterns state ap proved, plastiC septtc tanks, plastiC culvert metal cui verts RON EVANS ENTER PRISES Jackson Oh 614 Clothe1llne posts, 1wing two no-trump, stopped at three no-trump and made slam 9 A 10 tKJ 10732 t JO!Ill6 .J9 76 t :i l•mestone, Sand, Gravel Oel•vered m Mason, Metgs, 1-IWt .KQ4 pnce1 thru July 31st Have your own seasoned wood th1s wmter 614 256 6246 54 Misc. Merchandise A winding road to six 54 Mise Merchandise letters Washers & d ryer s $69 95 & 579 95 Th•s week on ly P'iupp s Appliances & Gla ss ~are corner A! 141 & Rt 7 Ca ll 446 8033 BRIDGE 61 Household Goods Cherry June 24, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. •• APPROX 2 l/ 3 ACRES w1H1111 c1ty 1111Ht ~ /0111" comrnt'frnl alongl St Rt 7 Prr cP rpduet-'(l to $/) 000 OU • 3 BEORM HOME - I Rench ' tvl " wooclbuln er lenced yt~rd • • • • z • c !:!: Z A STYLE OF ITS OWN descnbes lh1s lcwely while I • : ~ ::t: bnck l1ome w1th 3100 sq H 3or 4 l:€drooms 3 baths. 20x40 FR d1mn g room k•tchen wolh OW d1spl m1crowave and trash compactor mtercom central a1r 2 car garage uhhly bldg , deck and a 20x7D poo• Beaulilully landscaped 100 ACRES. M/l ST RT 141 - Ranch home leatures 2 bedrooms bath k1lchen lwmg room fam 1ly room lull basement ce ntral a1r county C water and well water storm wmdows shelter ~ house barn and pond Call lor an appo~ntmenl ~ z~ z laundry room hv1n ~ ga~age room tam1ly room c~ rpo rl unanached 16x32 lenced po~ K1lche11 has range reft1g OWand d1spl Nat r,a s heat ancl alum s•d 1ng localed all he eclgeol town Call lor an arpo~ntmenl Reduced to $49 500 BRAND NEW DUPlEX - Great INVESTMENT lm the buyer' located on Graham School Road Lich un1t offers 2 Brs bath hvmg room kttchen ~*<~lth slave refng OW and d"pl taund~ large carport central a11 and stor age area PRICE REDUCED TO $67 500' OWNER TRANS· FERREO TO MICHIGAN - MUST SEll THIS MONTH' - ThiS aMracl"e home located on Debby OrNe leatures 1700 SQ N oll1"ng space 3 BRs 2 baths dmmg room l1vmg room k1tchen and fam1ly room New custum drape'\ carpetmg woodbum : COULDN'T FOR A BffiER lOCATION Handsome V1ctonan home oHrrs 3 BRs I' baths mg stove. deck and cent1 al au OHIO RIVER lOTS FOR SAlE - l ocated 3 m1les '!J below Eureka Dam Ideal for campong. bulld•ng or ~ mobile homes C :!: zc;, ~ PRICE REDUCED TO $25.900- 30 ACRES MI L. HARRISON TWP - I 'h story home oil ers 3 BRs bath d1mng, l"ong kitchen w1lh range alum s1dmg 24x60 barn mobile home hookup and liDO lb tobacco base Call for an GOOD LIVING FOR SAlE' - h acres m/ 1 lovely bnck and l1ame ranch diS plays 2 baths l BRs 16x24 k1lchen wrth washe• drye~ double over range refng DW d1spl La r g~ hv1ng room artJIJCial fireplace Masteo bed1oom •s 16< IB Cellar house shed and 30<50 barn 44 acres ol pastuJe w1t!1 spnn g and pond located •n Chesh1re T""0 $13.000 - 7 rm home lcalwes 4 BRs l•v•ng room K1tchen bat!1 S•tuilted on a le~~el lol m B•dwell MAKE THIS YOUR NEW ADDRESS - 205 Km eon Onve ThiS ranch style home oilers 3 bed rooms IOdO dm1ng room k1tchen large l1v 1 n~ room laundry tw o ~ !O f age room s at !ached garage ca rpet1n g and centra! a1r A JOY TO Thrs aHrad.e lxiasts 3 BRs 2 baths kitchen w1lh eye level o•en counter top range re!ng OW d1spt l1v1ng room w1th hny wmdow breakfast bar carpP.tlng l1repla ce AHeched 2 cat garage lOTS OF POTENTIAL - GREEN TOWNSHIP 130 acre ta~m located '" Northup area Two storv frame older home w1th seven 10oms and br~th county wfller 16~60 concrete s1lo corn cnb eqwpmt:nf shf'd mtlkhouse and ba rn On paved lila~ ADDISON DAVIS LANE - I ' st o ~ lrame home leatures 3 BRs I •., baths k•lcl1er1 LR Remodeled New msulattOn wmng. plumbmg windows ancl tumate SKyligh ts m bedrooms paho doors sundrck wpelmg KC School D• slncl GREENFIElD TOWNSHIP - St Rt 233 2 acres more or tess 20 ft hand dug well Askmg pnce $3000 PRICE DRASTICALlY REDUCED' OWNER SAYS SEll THIS MONTH' - R1o Cenlerpoml Rd (Cherry Ridge) Approx 75 aoes woodland fronts on 2 road s co unty water a.aolable $25D per acre z Bl jg ....NEW ha~dwood floocs Just m•nules lo eveiyfhmg "'z ~m THIS HOME N[EOS A LITTLE .T l C however the t,-;,on " "'' ATIENTION FIRST TIME HOME DWNERSIII Mracllve 3 bedroom ranch on the edge of town LMng room krtchen. balh calhedral ceohngs carport. gas heal crty water N1ce shady lawn M th~ for $219001 NEW LISTING - N•ce ranch style I'll me on a level lot several frurt trees Home offers 2 BRs bath shower krtchen w•th range and diS~ . carpetmg. electriC heat 24•24 garage woodburnmg stove C,, hool d ~tnct "' sc 1 2 STORY . fEDERAL BRICK HOME arrmx ? m1IP\ I<Olr c1ty. • • • 11m11S 3 betl rms lurmal dn1111g 1111 2 w b l1r P pl ac~ w1tl' HonPv l Be€ ovens l g t n m•l~ 01 TV rm 'iltuatP '"' on a[)p!ox 1ar.'r of la nd bu\ ur renl 11 AFINE DUTCH COLONIAL HOME ~ llu,tPd +II Ga i 1J{)OII ~ a r ~~~ trorr. . nel'l court hOU <;f' 2 3 bcC1 rms toarnl dlnlfl f rm L lull h tf 11~ Oilr1 lllliShed basemrnt l 1'/ ll II t~plt! C f' rw . . llll \ I' l iH t' If\ It il • t 1 • f t t • Pncrd 111 80 1 • SITUATED NEAR RADIO STATION - i llelinll home tam't ,,., • attached garage apprm 2 acrr.-, vrrv pn••illr ttONPvf'r if><;, • <trl 1 t m1te from c•ty hm11s 1\fso a bPautdul n P~'llJII(' w+rnmu11 noo1 G'l ' "'z 200 ACRES M/ L FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - App1ox 65 ac1es hllable and 135 acres woods m Comtortehle two slo~ home oNers 4 BRs bath k1tchen, hv1ng room ta m1ly room two fireplac es m !!l NEEDED.... NEW USTINGS NEEDED.... NEW USTINGS NEEDED ....NEW USTINGS NEEDED....NEW USTINGS NEEDED .... NEW USTtNG~ • • goOO w111 olf<.,pl anv en}l'n d1lur e~ A per1rct homp !01 \Onte~me t wanti ng to ltvt> 1r1 i'l nn m~ghtx:Jrhood and ctoo;r to "rrV•CC'i anrl wu Ldl l buv 11 today lm $42 JOOOO z z INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Thord Avenue two story du~e. 5 rooms and balh 1n each unol $25000 • • • • MAKE US AN OfFER' OUT OF TOWN OWNER NEEDS TO SEll DRASTICAllY" - 3 BR s 2 '!! balhs completely equ1pped k~chen dlneMe la m•ly ::!: room rec room laundry room 2 tueplflr.P$ gas c heat cent a1r 2 car Rar age located at edge ol town ~ Pnce 1educed to $53 000 barn 2 li1rge scrPened porches lovely ou•et settmg reduce~ to $4 2 000 00 DON TOVERLOOK THIS BARGAIN '" lureka 11 2 bt'IHDI l1 urn1• wJtra 2 billhs ilnd loh olr oor 1for P~ pa J<;+Jn LoCi11t'rl lusl ott Rt 7 near t dd rn P11ce $22 000 00 ' 0 0 z ~ r:: !;!l • • Pnced "' 50 1 .LARGE STRUCTURE ALONG 41h AVE w11 h1P J1•ht , ,, I ew1th many new tra turpc, Ideal begmnl'r or IPtlrt>mPnt honu' tint\ • . 21500DO • .151 ACR E FARM Ntlh n1cr hOU 'R nnJ Pllli i\Jnl•"ll\ ,, !1 • ~$86 000 00 • • ADDISON Nr" P0 1 ~'o• oom hou'>' olld ] IJh I tot w1lh mot>•e • •home hookup lg metal bldg w1! h tw " cat ,•a !ilf;P Frnrrc1 ;ilrrl "'Z • • m \\ 1' Pnce $30 000 • .REMODELED 2 BEORM HOME aton1 4th evt A cornwr h01oe .$29000 z • 1' School wh1ch Ci'ln bP utll11ed tor '\lnJh• 11m•lv Of 1 JOdl1" 1''rlt' • z PRICE REDUCED TO $59.500' 3 BR ranch on II acres, m/ 1, pond lull ba sement la m1ly Ill room w1th wood burner hvmg room eqUipped ~. k1lchen d•non g room 1'7 baths. attached 2 car _ garage z i I IIVIflR room front porch carport carpet ng and G'l G'l appmnlmenl CHESHIRE AREA - ROUSH LANE - Ve~ attracttve 3 BR ranch offers equtpped kttchen l shaped ;,mg room and d1mng room w/ fireplace 1~ baths. lull basement w/ woodburntng sto•e 14x21 garage carpelm& Call tor an appc11ntment HAPPINESS IS ownong th•s cha~mmg 3 BR home m town Also feafUies bath eat 1n ~IIC hf'n z -erpoll adarlr>d lor. seiVICC' Only $3000000 • [: t~ ,•round ' 1\lmrn•n) pool Pnce. A HANDY DANDY LOCATION elon; Gdrl•rtd Avr Huc oe l dll ~ used tor 3 or 4 hrnrm'i ilnd w1th n wa lk1 nr d1,fancr !rom most aliA. • m m cm d 111 Ill • • • APPROX 2 ACRES OF LAND w1thon lh1 c11V ha\ bee\lhl nl 31 betl!m brtc~ home P1fluresqut> VIPVw ol lht' Oh10 VaiiPy 3 w h . l1replaces and outdoor hreplaCE' R••ll Sirp down lw1nR rrn decorated w1th sohd cherry panelmg and tnm PeF,ger1 oak tloor~ . l 1brary w1th ad1mntng solanum 2' baths Pnvate oftt CPotl master . bedrm Call Ken Motgan tor add1bonalmlormat1on • • STEP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We .have one 7 1:<>droom apt 101 JCnt P11cr $17 5 llPJ month Adults. eonly No pe" • • NEW liSTING l o acres ot lend nea• HoiiP• Hosp11a1 S pnn~ •eld • Twp fopo level to roll1 ng Beaut1ful vrew llrvPinpers welcome t 1 • • • • APARTitiENTS FOR RENT WE NEED LISTINGS - liST WITH US \'IJ<>· rl Rr,\ ty lnl \JS t St G.tllq\01 s i7 l 'H 446 1066 ·················- �0-6--lhe Sunday Page 73 74 Vans & 4 W 0 1975 Dodge van Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Motorcycles 74 1980 Harley Davidson Roadster 1000 CC ex cond S3200 1983 Honda E1tpreas Moped brand new needs work , good work van make offer Call 614 992 5647 75 Motorcycles 850 Suzukt EC Belt reaao noble offer 304 676 8713 after 5 7310 after 5 30 pm Motorcycles r~eter 75 Honda 760K Call614 446 3252 1977 Harley Davtdson low Call 446 7015 after Boats and Motors for Sale 1981 Honda 750 Cu1tom 19B1 Honda XL 1B6 S New m 1982 1 100 m1lea Call 614 367 0394 1111 tratler sw•vet bas• seats electnc motor battery 8. hfe Jackets 3 mos old e•c 1978 Kawasaki cond $960 for all 6400 mtles 1tems Call 446 4636 days 446 1873 nights 446 7272 KZ Call 614 992 6954 1956 Harley Oavtdson Call 446 4149 1980 HOnda Odyssey 9600 4 wh•te spoke wheels 16% 1nch never 1982 Honde Ntghthawk CB 650 biBck w1th stlver stnpe excellent condttton 610 mtles S1 700 Call 614 u•ed Call 614 992 2898 1979 Kawasak t KZ 750 new farnng 91100 Call 256 1964 614 992 2042 1973 Kawasaki 900 good co nd 91050 Call 614 245 5818 XS 650 Yamaha IT 175 Yamaha 4•7 uhl1ty tra tl er phone 304 773 51 78 1981 175 KO)( Kawasakt excellent cond1 t 1on $660 phone 304 882 2887 5 16 ft. Sea Star open bow top atde cur tams back enclosure 1 1 5 hp Mercury power ttlt power tr1m low hours cuno m trailer Call 614 379 2B22 altar 6pm Phone 1 (614) 992 -3325 NEW LISTING - Trade• se tup wdter li!p electr•L & 2 level lois on llie Oh o R vet $6 )00 NEW LI STING- 2 bed 10om 1<lt: e level on rr oiJ lehume Rl 7 by pass Ony $12 000 NEW liSTING - Lg dbl 10 rm home m Rutland Equipped k•lchens 2 lr.vel lots neJf P 0 NEW LISTING - 70 acres 25 hay 5 l•mbe• ? old houses !(lr m bUild•ngs 2 bedroom tra1le1 wrth spnng water dnlled wrll 11nd good creek water COUNlRY - 9 aur1 J BR ht~)f'mf'nl home lull woter rur~! IN TOWN - Ne, II e patk 3 brnro orn 1e1el IGI Ml NERSVILLE 1. f'N r>.1\ 1:', lr Lo"ly ~h P horrp 2 VIEW OF THE RIVER \ IO y nPiH K oger s Re duced lo $27 500 RUTLAND - Remodeled 2 BR1 I~ le vel tot RACINE - 2 houses lor h1rH1y Ancly I~ DORCAS r lol J becltoom - ch lull ba sr ment 0< <1 ba ~arn BRADBURY - Renl' d dbl now brrrk n the wo od 118 ACRES - II"" home llee gas bottom land Cathy Clark Burdette, Assoc. AEil10A 608 POMEROY, 0 992 2259 NEW LISTING - Pomeroy Out<;tandmg home' Bnck ranch llomr wtth 3 bedrooms 2 baths lull basement rf>C room PQUIPP~1 k•tchen carport t ove l~ homr on I acre lot $49 900 00 NEW LISTI NG- ••• •• • •• ••• Sonseerhay (Sonny) Garnes Danvtle - Cuuntrv lrv 11¥, 1n a great locatrnn lor m nersl located on a ppr o~ 2 acres 2 sturv hume w1th nel"f v1ny l ~ tdm g & storms $100 3615 • 446 4106 Assoc START SPRING OUT RIGHT wtth an rncredtbte buy 4 bedrooms 2 slory Bnck and vtnyl 3 years old House has I 'h baths tully ca rpeted Buck stove garage rural water outburldrng Trees and more all 9tuated on I acre on blacktop road $45()(){) #579 • • PRICE REDUCED -A modern home Lots of paltos and deck atea 3 2 dmmg • • •• • e PRICE REDUCED - Excephonal home ~c.J ied al lara E~ features large masler bedtoom breaklasl nook 2 !~re pl aces full • e •el lreeze• mcely landscaped lot Owners want rt sold Call todoy • fam1ly room kttchen has dtsposal range extra large • • lor more nlormabon f •• the 1 • home has 3 bedrooms hvtng room mce srze kttchen and drnrng area balh vrnyl srdrnr. Level lawn Prrced at" $341XXl • • • • e e • • NEW liSTING - OWNER FINANCING - Low lntetest rate You can have 1mmed1ate possesSion o1thts ntce 2 story remodeled home plus 37 '? acre to 10am on 4 bedrooms balh large utrlrty room luel 011 lurnace tra ler hookup 30 dO bar n lobacco base #612 DEENI£ DRIVE - Take a look at t111s well rnatnlamed bt level Can be 3 or 4 bedrooms Flonda room 3 baths ijm on thrs ranch style home 3 U~94 NEW liSTING - 20 ACRESAND TOBACCO BASEOwner wrll help frnance thiS 20 acres wrth older home at low mterest Has well water appro~ tobticco base !ru t trees. some fence 1 019 lb #6 13 tormal entry ltvmg room and fo rmal r1mmg room modern ktt chen • TAKE NOTICE - ThiS 3 bedroom !tame home nasa lot lo offer for $28 OOJ Lrvmg room large krtchen bath good wpel natural gas heat Unattached ga~age large lawn Home rs n excellent con drtron Located '" crty #569 and modern k1tchen Thts IS a very economtcal home to live m • COMPLETELY FURNISHED - 2 bedtoom !tame home • Large garage wrth lois ol storage space and ~ectnc door opener • • Ye"' well landscaped Pnced •n lhe 60s Excel~nt bcatHJn Ky ge• • • Creek School DISinct Shown by appomlment • ready tor you to move 1n Eat tn kt1chen flvtn g room derpmned central a1r 1a electnc heal mcludes 12,24 storage burld ng I acre lot $t950000 Take A Step 1o Frnanctaf Independence - We have 4 mvestment propertt es for •n come & gro.th Call tooay j you wanl to gel ahead POMEROY - 2 slory 3 bedorom home w1th famtly room 2 baths formal dtn10g room count"! ktlchen wtlh breakfast tooth lull basement garage above ground pool Only $30 000 00 REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992·6191 Dolt1t Turner 992·5692 Jean Trussell ?49-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 • • • • • farm pond for watenng ammals or ftshmg • CITY PROPERTY - 2 slo"' 3 BR lg lol Excellent starter or • retrrement home Jrd Ave Pnced n !he 20s • • e •e • Pr ced tn I he 50s bath basement metal storaRe bruldmg Llsled lo sell al $21500 Call lor more delarl< #567 • NEW liSTING - BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Look•ng 101 a good small lown busrness' ThiS gas statron and garage has 11 all Alread) sloe ked and ready to go Cil ll today lor all the detarls R~96 • Kyget Creek d slncl 12x65 Schult moble • e 8 6 ACRES M/ l home 3 bedtooms 2 extra mo~ le home hookups Prrced '" lhe • • 20s e• • • • • • e• • • HOME BUSINESS AND OORA BUILDING LOT or garden space All for under $20 000 Busmess was used as gas statron and • groce"' Cozy 3 bedroom home • : LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOM£ IN CITY - Frrst Aven ue BEAT THIS BARGAIN' - 6 acre surveyed klt County water and electnc avarlable Located on Stale Hrghway $3 300 #589 3 bedroom room krtchen wtlh ra nge lull basement garage plus car port Pnced tn lhe 30s #574 LOTS FOR SAL£ - II you are klokrng for aspol for yoor new home then ta<e your chorce We have 7 klts pnced to sell Owner wrll even help finance a quahfred buyer : AFRAME HOME • tfrng on 69 acre ol parttal wood~nd Modern 3 : • bedroom l'i balhs krtchen hvrng room Enclosed porch and ~ basement Pnced only $28 500 ' 42 ACRES - Hannan Trace Road Oh~ Townshrp Mamly wooded wrth possrbte marlletable lrmber Pnced • ·······i················ ,, $95000 PRICE REDUCED - 4 bedroom come A well buttt modern home Located Roule I above Cl1eshue Full basement large kttchen large pleas•ng hvmg room } 11 balhs attached garage Large well landscaped lol Reduced pr ce $4 1200 #~71 GREAT STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOM£ - Owner wtll co"'der llCipmg wrth frnancrng 2 bedroom #54 1 remodeled t10me Alum•num srdrng, nsulated Storage needs to sell and will I sten lO any reasonable offer Perry Townshtp #512 17~ ACRES - 30 acres woods mmeral nghts Poss1ble owner fina c.n g Nea 1Raccoon NEW LISTING - #603 at $16,000 #~18 butld ng I acre lawn w•th garden area Pnced lo sell at $26900 #~93 CAPE COD STYLING - 2 slo"' home wrlh 3 bedrooms 1" baths lrvrng room w•th fireplace forma l dmrng room krtchen plu s sunny breakfast room family room '" lull basement I car ga rage storage burldmg Thts home rs m e~ce ll ent cond•tton #~98 Creek. #~76 NEW HOME PLUS ACREAG E- Appcoxtmalely I year old bnck and frame bllevel 3 bedrooms 2 baths 2 car garage Can be purchased wrlh 4 acres or 35 acres 27x36 metal butld10g Wtlhtn 9 mtles ol town Take a look today' #502 OWNER HAS REDUCED THIS SPRING VALLEY home and would ltsten to any reasona ble offer 3 !Elroom tn level 2 balhs large burll •n kttchen fam tly room wrth tueplace 2 car ga rage Fmane~n g ava lable Pnced at $59 900 #573 JUST LISTED -STARTING OUT? - Then thrs ISthe home lor you 2 !Elrooms large ktlchen ltvtng room bath pa rt~a l basement Cellar and cellar house W~l ma ntamed I acre Counl"' settrng $28 900 lffi()~ home srtuated on mce corner lot ltvmg • : 3 bedroom home Pnced mthe low 30s L1111ng mom ' t family room modern krtchen 8x 12 storage burld•n& Possi~e e • assumable klan City schoos , DUPlEX IN TOWN - Gooo E'l 111 u~pu rtur11v tor n ert>sted j)<l t1y ? \lcry hou'1 w II \d •yt lthng 1ewlv 'decorated lowe IPvP f dell u1 t lid ~ 4 oor 1 pl u~ ar~r tklth NC" let 01 )U Pf •P Jn P 1 1 ul 2t tl Av1 w I Hrf h1 kyatcl nd garw1 L»t u PO n ll\t ma~" mor gd~ t paymt nls O~ered ~I $42 900 EXCEllENT RIVER VIEW SHLER SLOSS ISYOUR GAIN AulhPnl c olri b11ck tanch tocaterl•n tom w rt ~ ~ r , \ f' Ll lhrclyilnr10hoR•ve Valley yet cu\1 ~Lu~ II J ~dlkl r1o~nrown ilrea Has a large beaur•lul fi!mly roo' '111 11 lneplace '2 lull r:etamc bath s tJf'.-~ut•lully tl!1 ur atl~t ani Pxcellent GHe ~nd 2 ca • g;ua g~> O"'"f:'" nov 'II out ut ' ' It' 11nd des11e Qwck sale Reduced Pnc:e by ill most $10 <XXI to H~• r ~~ a $18.500 IS THE ASKING PRICE ol thiS 5 bedroom older Irame home Partral base ment Sttuated on 1~ acres 30 x40 bat n Cellar Make an appointment loday #530 RANCH STYLE - lmmedtate possesSion 3 bedroom, tarntly room l1 v•ng room large eat tn k1tchen large patro frreplace charn hnk lence House burll '" 1973 VC"i good condtbon Localed oH St Rt 35 Owner leavtng area Mu~ sell 11497 CITY LOCATION - A good buy A good older home wth 3 bedrooms lrv ng room drnrng room krlchen bath carpet Y nyl sdrn& nal gas utrlrty area garage and spotless clean Pnced at $25000 Reduced' #558 VERY TASTEFUL best descnbesthrs 3 bedroom ranch style home Nrce krtchen bath ll~ng room ublrty attached garage Natural gas heat central arr Shrubbe"' ard charn ltnk lence One you musl see to apprectate $49 900 #568 VACANT lAND - Approx 52 acres Marnly pasture woods some crop area small lobacco base Good wrldlde cover Some ltmoor Walnut lownshrp Pnced at $27 ()()() #581 A liTTlE SOMETHING EXTRA fount! tn th 5 comfortable bnck ranch 3 bedrooms sunken lrvtng room, formal drnrng 2'h baths family room wrlh frreplace 2 car garage Intercom central arr Close to Rt 35 shopprng area Ca n be purchased wrth extra lot 11 #529 NEW liSTING - BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN rn a small town EKcellent cond•hon 4 bedrooms I 'o baths formal drmng. nrce krtchen basemen\ garage Nrce lawn wrth large shade trees Garden Owner anxrous to sell #595 BARGAIN'II - Owners would lrke a-quiCk sale on thrs l'h ~0"1 home Krtchen complete Wl!h range refngerator drs hwsher fam1ly room or formal dtnrng. 3 bedrooms bath ublrty Attached garage Storage btuldrng Nrce lawn Only $24 500 41562 CI19S4Cent»ry 21 RttJ EIL&te wrporatton M y ustP.e r~r the NAF Ill and,. -ttademark~ofCf'nlufl 2! Real l.'ilate Corporatron Pnnted rr l S A Equal HouSI~ l)ppon.unuveil EACH OFFICE IS INDf PENDENTLY OWNED AND ( •PEiATED WANT A unu ROOM To STRETCH' I !)(lctroom 110111~ on 9 acrf'\ontv 1 m1r I om c1 1)< I lllll\ ? t)f'droo n ~ l'.lth lull !Ja<r T1rnt llil! lilS tu lilCP ~· <17 ENORMOUSPOSSIBILITIES ~;.~ ·~~~~ ~- ~: CHARMI"G BRICK RANCH Ol*lnr• hilS cut h~ !)IICf' tor ii'!S! Slll A! $61 )0C cor 1 1 what ,-ou get 4 BR~ 2 baths l'lrpr •v n~ oom 1~~ r ~!ell r dmng room l'lllh lldw oOO fioor ~ itfltl tre[11 u ,p1r0u film ly room w1lh anotho h• ck hrrplacP ill 11 n1tom HBQ 'iCfff'ned m pat(l E~cettenl nr 1htxltllor){j w~lk to towtt Oon I hf'srlitlf' Wont lil'>l lon~ r~t th 1! rr fl 1 e 1 rlablf' 1;u<IPn ~nd >48 \~0 RACCOON CRHI< FRONTAG f - UtPr /00 PPI ol w..r!Prlront wII il ~ Ct )\ to r.t r lilill G1100 I)J d n~ lot Mob~t" lonw; l'lf'iro r l ch 11; $l)U00 It worth Br1ck and rna~nry l.ltdg 1n ro .... n 5 and 3 mter101 load•nJ.! docks over 2 000 ~ It of •mprovr'f1 ol1 •cr :.pacp Potenuat•s v rtu<!llv I m•ttess Make us an otlr 3? 000 SQ HANDSOME STONE & CEDAR PlUS 30 ACRES ~I AcHlS Of NATU RF S BEST11\lRi 1!1 rl Hn R rr oor ( rl't ~ h "'cl nrd I dea.-.J~ i1 Hf'r r 111 r1 1 1 11 n l l r f l1\lll~ l 1~ 1~ f ~1Ctl) cr I ~I lf'l li vlr' lf illY I I rl \fl t ~ l ) OJ ltrt~u~ \ \{ 10 lit ) lll? lid 1(111 1 r::J <! l >r. l qJcllity ll lrJI ~I"' !~nu It t IPJir!t d 1Wf'{~f rurl ~tl•rl1 I 11 1 t<1 d ~ \ w l1 01 rt» k IJf'~ullt I 011 r w til 1 tt c r 1 1 1 1 f>fJ 1 nr 1 k1 , r t IJdl ~ ~nd 1 1 1111 ~ ~ . t • ~ o I ?() \\l ~ .., oor1 \tw~ 1 liltJ p;n!l~llr IJ flPt I Ill I ori lJ •IO II I ht'd llrllll' \ b<flll)itfdl fl••ril'ft 101 jllrt In 1 11 tlll) f1 Olh rt 1 ( J lUI\ ll >' IPil( E'O I 11 1 , rdf'n na I' Pn n R,,tu r, ct If IN BETW£EN THE CITY AND COUNIRY lei al loca!IOl Ve~r c 1 hncki Gntwllhb.N' r1t r 1 1 ~llrJ(;f' Large lot Qu ~~ t ~;1 txnl co I CkN' t::l vr ~1 1 <\ BRs I baths la r h~ ~It IJPn 11\11 ~ ror n l1111 v ll 'lh woo::l burner OHrt{'(l at $)1500 EXCELLENT STAT£ or REPAIR - OuMv tun]/ VIA Ill( homp on 01chard H•ll Rruut nnly I n 1'> horn G111 nul1 r ( 1 baSPment diV•r1rd wth ~mri<;IM n 13 hy M t 11 ~ 1, cJ ~ 1 hrrl (HI lorcNI au hnnt~rt> 3 ht thoom\ I h rll• ~ ~ull 2 t 11 P,dl a ~e AUoo l acrp mo r o le,<;,~ Pr ( r 1 .11 $)8 qoo BE BY YOURSHF Wh en you pur ct'<aSf lh1 s Cf'(lat bllevrl• 1tlw wootlc. 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Includes li'!rge ~m1 y room b1g kitchen dn • ~ mom co mb nat on wth see- th 10u~h woofltJu rnmg !1 eolar:P Modrrn kl hen 3 to J bedrooms 3 ba th~ ar~P ~rr ePlf'fl porch illlrl ~ m~tl IJ~r n Gteal placf' to ra1Sf' hor ses ~.. attt f> !11ill~ donkpys elephants and 1il!etls hut mos~y I s ~ g ea 1-.j~ce to rat">P KIDS 3 1 A OR UP TO 17 ACRES - W•lh one of thf' )t~!r!y olfif' modPtn hom~ 111 ( lay l V~p .l u51oil R1 I n1ill D r~y school Hit\ 4 OR hou\P rpmodrlf'(l ~ • l chf'n w1th wood stove Home hils lot\ ot slor~P ar eil Sl01 r cella r a"ached frUit 11€'5 prOOuct•ve t<n11en area 1 81 suNDAY PUZZLER 11 ~ 113R 1 chonlowerRt 7Jfirrsou!l lnd1~ve .-. cl the rv Bt~u!ful l e:>t~ re l ~n~loorncom~ncflh.lrdwlXXl l lloo s I ar~c eat 111 ~I! Cilt'(l I b1th part11 hl'>f'mcnt Proocrl'l t ~ ~ 110b1 r home pail anrJ block 1~rJt t Bu 1 rs Prl11 ct10n P!a11 Reduced to $4 1 900 l:JIJ ~l Ril•SP vou r own brrl illd bl closr 1n PVi ryth np $.49 9Qn !)' coflstructiiJn 1a t enal ~ and tocr.Mn r rt11s beau!1f ut ll•Lk tanch m Sptn ~ Vallf'y llcludes 3 l<ttge BRs 2 !Ja lh ~ I v 11g oom .-.rth FP r1111ng roo n1 defl ~ml fabulous k1lchen H<:ndwood !toors lca•ueled) covered pa110 I ghted recrea! 1011 co Jrl ;111d Bufe!l P ulediOtf P!at Exa:ttent conch\1011 Oflpred l acre more or less Dug well 39 ACRES WITH MOUtHN o• ctVEl HOME -large garage and workshop Land • mostly mce woods apprnK 5 acres hllable Large tobacco base Owner TO CRAlY - Wf> c a~1 ~otve those oroblems and a lew other) m th•s sp;~ruu~ honlt~ •n town Rancll ~tvte home atlers features ltke 21 hfllh\ l~ rr.e hvu 1.! room and dmmr area w1!h double atnum door~ ittlllillf' to a 12x21 scrrened 111 oo•ch f'at In k1!chen tarml'y room uh 1ty room and ltlt ot sto a ~c CoverE'd w•lh Buyer-; P1oiPC hon Pl[ll1 lor full y€al ahrr ae Mothers of IJallpla~e" v.1ll love Ill!' loohon t>ecausr l 'i close to the billl! elf!\ <.ehool~ anrl l'Vfrvtlml) Aarg~m at $49 900 1 ;u Qu~l 7 ACRES - Close to Rto Gra nde Butld lo sutl yoursetl Rutal waler avarlable Road tronlage St Rt 325 No restncttons $10500 EDGE OF TOWN - Neal and clean descnbes thiS 2 or t PERRY TOWNSHIP - 135 acre larm Approx 40 acres trllable e e balance pasture and woods Large 4 bedroom home lwo barns • • machtne shed tobacco base and many more features For more e • aboul thrs fine farm gtve us a call today e •• MODERN - S47 1100 sm900 CALIFORNIA RANCH #~~7 e ASSUMABLE LOAN - 9'1/\i, tnl rate approx $9 000 down Monthly payment $491 06 mclud10g taxes and rns Modern brrck home nestled m 3 acres Lotsof prtvacy and secluSIOn 3 bedrooms bath complete krtchen and large eatrng area l arge ltvtng room wtth wb f~re~ace Huge laund"' room Room for a beet or a horse Th1s one was built to last Cedar shake Sldlll ~ 4 bed•ooms Flortda room 11 baths lull basement nat g;r.:; lve "Y lo .-. r:o,;tl mce HW Uoo1s and neilrl\ 2 ac re!:. near KC htKh school 312 ACRES PLUS 4 vet olcl] IJ; rlrvom hrmrlrft~l f'fl t r~rr H Rl 160 Of Ku1H~r b1 r) Rolli Hnr1P K iof'l ern ru clf'fl Ncr ktel rn c 1~n* I'IPII d r..rt gerl wok ~trldce Nrcc tn tll 1100~ 10vr pl1~ Plrrt r l1al L~ W' ?c~ f 11~1 ? to ~I! l)ulrt 1 Hr1 111 tP 1 ~~ ~<. k11 pr e ol PERRY TOWNSHIP - 140 acres ol good !arm land Appro> 60 acres lrllable rest pasture and woods 2 bedroom older horne large barn Garage Tobacco base 2 gas wells I productrve and tree gas to home Located Cora M II Road bedrooms bvrng room large wtndow 1 1 ~ acre lawn • e ACREAGE NEAR TOWN - 3 bedroom homF qtuated on 2 wtt up to 11 <1crcs ava1 lable Thehom" ha) 3 kmg szed herlrrx:m~ t~m• l v room la r ~e ~1t c~er d ola P fa a wnri(Jhl rner plus an otce1 nob•le 10rre !11at the rent could hf' r ma~ P y01 • hOu:,e pa~nlent~ Wt11 1 r» ~ 1 s 11 I IS $47 ~I 1 # ~20 LOG HOME - Well bwn wth toll bas~metll 3 bed ooms I bath fwnace tar~e h eplace Dr1lled well-~11 l'lale• and l'ood supply All thiS on \08 ! actes 1 open lu crop or p.1sturc Locatf'd approximately 12 miiP.S from G<:~lhiJOI S 2 m1 1~ ofl St Rt 218 You must see m•s property tu appreoate 1!::. v~tuc l\s ~1 ng bfdroom; very IICC kitchen cllnn1~ ~nd l1vn~ oom 12"'2.1 hasement w•th 1110od 16 ac n all You must tak?a look C•tv sellout'S electnc awlllable #565 • 1979 14•70 J bedroom ~ p... balhs parttally lurmshed un Reduced 1 Debb e Or•~e off ers qu•et ne•ghOOrl'y sunound r gs low tT<:~ff c ~nd th1s beaulllul b level Everytl111 g ·~ DELUXE e~ ~~ the p1 ce 3 bedroon s 2 baths latge e;~t 1 11. td er w1tli U1ung <1 ea and I v ng 10011 upsta1r s Duwnsli:t r~ there ~~ a HUGE ltul 1ly mom whete the k1d ~ wu11 I d1slurb HH:! 1est ul the house U t•ll~ 100 u 1 cat gmge deck n brd lor cookouts Ow 1er ~ul of tu~n war Is n sold Oflered al year; ol total NEW LISTING - COMMERCIAL BUILDING -Crown Ctty ltke new melal bruldrng Located al Rt 7 Manor Add tlton Two lois tolal 91 K150 deep Water and grape artxlr Poss tble owner f1mwcmg NEAR RUTlAND - Appro• I mobile home ij peace and qu~l Sl!s on a 40 acre tr act [h· ~ home featu•es an m g ound swmmtn).( pool the• mopane .-.u1dows bUill •n b<1 1beque Dll 2 Noo:!b u nm g fuep laces 4 very l<t ge be droo lJS a spac1ou s bUll! 111 k1t chen Ia ge oove •ed IXJICh <tllr at:IIVf' l.o:ht hx•u,es shdng glom 000 15 ':iOme han.lwuOO I IOU! ~ i!ll losels rne t:edrn hn ed 3 batl1s d1d overslled 2 ca• garage Tl1 ~ •s a plact whe1e you can have all ii.Jnds ul act1v 11es ~1ur tm ~ SWIIlmlr g, d rl b ke fldlflg. hmseback 11d ng. ga rde~ mg. k1d~ could ra1se a beef It s also bUilt of oual1tv matenals and craftsmanshiP Kyger Creek schools 8 m1t~ from cty Owners mov1ng out ol state Family room Creek C•ty Schools Callloday lo look at thrs fi ne mme rnob•le home located on A spacHJus home leatunng a e formal enl"' hvtng room w•lh wb !~replace dtntng room lg • spaCious lam•ly room w/ palto doors 4 Br 2 1ull balhs complete • CHESTER LARGE MOOERN COUNTRY HOME - 5 200 sq two outburldrngs small pond l1u t trees slrawberrres e $2 750 00 bedroom ranch COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE surcounds lhrs 3 bed room 4 5 bedrooms 2 baths Lois ~ remodelrng compleled Garage $37 500 00 acre lot room lor mob1le home or camper Elec tnc av;ulable 3 diSposal fireplace 2 c.Jr p,arage Heal pum p cenlral arr Lawn lardscaped A lol o' home lor ltle money 6 7 ACRES - Yacanl land Localed tn Cenlene"' Has sevetal • l'lSSII>e buld10g Sties County walet available $16000 • e #616 COUNTRY CHARMER - Is lhe only •ay to descrtbe th rs Immaculate acres of land fenced wtt h pcntc area next to RaccOOfl • • • slores Prced at $13 900 I voo e took1ng lor a llftlf' peacr and QIJiet wllen you mmf' homf' n the even ng YOu II hnrl th1s handsome 4 hf'droom w•lh nn f ngitsh hrrlor accent tucked back at the Pnd of the rlnvP ~wroundPrl by huge hees on the 5ac lot lh1s one oHers an t nusually lil!ge fam1ly room 3 baths and d vf'ry n•ce k tchen Ul)o school d•str ct St:>e •I and make an otfer I mmed•ale rns<>eSSIOn ac es more or less lueplace 2 car garage In ground 16 d2 pool Ba rn 3 • •e BEAUnFUl L SHAPED RANCH - I0 famtly room den kitchen w1th range drshwasher spacrous krtchen ut1llty room cariXJrt metal storage buildrng. • •etngerator ~ove and oven Only $2) 000 e cozy lamtly room WB l~replace 3 BR 2 baths wtth tuband showet e 2 car garage 8•% tnterest rate assumable to qualrfed buyer e Shown by appornlmenl • someone wantmg close to town Alummum std rng. outbutld1ng. ntce bar.ck lawn wtth1n walk ng drstance to #564 • • NEW liSTING - FOR THE INVESTOR - Thrs neal and clean ho me IS tdeally stuated lor rental property or part ally cleared pamally wooded waiting lor your new home Sprt ng water t> acktop road Nrce garden area Cou nlry atmosphere Close lo V10lon County ltne Pr~e reduced lo $19900 • • ordeu~d LETS MOVE AND BUILD - Gel your hou se plans MINUTES FROM TOWN - Ntee 2 bedroom homeon 83 m/l acre Stttng on 656 acre ol woodland and I 6 acres • m/1 can also be purchased Only 2 nmutes from crty Fealures a • HERES A BEAUTY IN TH £ WOODS - lust what the doclor 17~ ACRE FARM HARRISON TOWNSHIP P'llu re and hay !arm Surlable lor ca ttle and sheep Some productrve level land lobar.co base ovc1 2 000 small Ch nstmas trees Spong development 2 slo"' 3 bedroom house Some remodelin g done Good b01n and other bwldrngs Call now #532 together because here rs e • ~mge storage bUIIdmg, farm IX)nd w1th wat1• tank woOOs open P<!Sfurc Road !rootage lor addt!KJnal hou'Jtng Ve~y des11abte bedroom bnck home tl1at s ocated IU S! rmlc ott on M tchell Rd It ncludes an eQUIPped knchen dtn ngarea I baths elec heat pump With central an lui y ca rpeted large ~ r ch and patiO plus overJ1zcd garage and 4 acre ya1d ced #606 lffi02 I h1s ou l ~tan dm g ck leaiUJes quahty t:u nstr uclmn b~ builder Archte lee It s located on 3 knoll al lhe end of a priVate dnve and 1ncludes a bautful 12 ac tract wrth a woods small orchard large lawn and a ~001geous v•ew of the surroundmg htlls and vall~¥ On !he first 11om you II entov a large hvmg room latge formal dnr ng •oom bedrooms 31laths a lam1ly oom hb•a•y eQUippei.J k1tchen and lar ge laundry area Th ere ;ue 3 mOte beU•ooms one of wh•ch mcludes an ettc.encv k1!cher !great when mom and dad come 10 viSII Lots ot clo~et s and large storage rooms Th•s s country hv1ng at ¢s best ra~ P a stroll throogh thP 11oods or a smm n the pool Always acool oeaceful place Hhere can reta~ 01 live 11 up Pnced well under rep acement cost Owner rs very anmus to sell Th s presbg1ous brck IS located atx:ut one m1te from dol'!n!own on an abSolute!~ outstaflflmg lot 2 7 acres ol nature at 1ts bea ut1t rl old tr ees a po 1d huge OOuldf'rS and lovely man1cured lawn The hou ~ loo ks 1~r a p ctur" fr om Bett er Homes and Gar dens ;md 1ncludr.) ~ large farn ly room formal d n1ng and large llvm ~ room each nl l'lhtch has a large PICture w1ndow otter•ne a biP-i!llltrtkm g 11 e'tl of tlw mr All 4 tl'!drooms llre lar~e 3 nf wh1cl are r.nnnP-ciP.d to a batt 1here are lots ol closets and two tar['€ s totii ~P rooms Bf'aulilul new ca rp~ central ar aldan 1n gtc:und pool i!dd !oc:om iort and tun of speodr rg more of t me at homr #~72 ACTION NEED NOW • #611 Assumable land contract ACREAGE - Owner •sarlKious to sell lhrs 21487 aCies and w11f even help hnance a quallhed buyer Toke advanlage ol thiS opporluruty today Wiseman Real Estate Agency m•les from Vmton • •• STATUYHOME - Me•gs Mnes HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP - 4 aCies more or less House shell 24 •28 Land parttally wooded Approx 2 • EDGE OF NICe 3 bedroom home Large modern ktlchen • • I1V10g room and bath Ntee lot shaded by latge trees Pnced only • • $1700J • e lffi07 to NEW LISTING - 39 40 acres ol " "nl lond Lois ol woodland • Black walnut lrees A watertarl Secl uded and pnvale A baultlul e place lo butld a log ca b•n Located on a blacktop road Cty schools e em - MINI FARM - PRICE REDUCED - 13 9 acres surrounds tills 2 story •emodeled home 5 bedroo ms complelely carpeled alumrnum Sldtn& 40•40 barn slacked pond good lence tobacco base and much more II you are wanting a pla ce rn Ihe country ~ok no farther HOME AND 8 ACRES - You• lam ly wtll love the comlort and lrveabtl ty ollhts modern 3 bedroom ranch home located on 8 acres more or less Attached 2 car garage woodburner rural walel 2 oulburldmgs close • e acres • atnum doors and black slate lloonng Alarge fa m1ly room w1t alrrum • doots massrve stone frreplace and quarry stone floors A modern • complete kllchf'n nnd a b1 eakfast nook wrth obi que w•ndows to catch the v e"' 2? sparkl1ng ba!l15. 3 bedrooms w1th the master e :)Uile tealur ng shdmg doors to a nat1o area Laundry and rnud • room Unfm1shed basement 2 car gi!rage Vegetable garden and • dwarf frwt !rePs Amenrt1es are too numerous to list Shown by • aooOtn tment e sty~ • • •• •• lrurt trees and many other e:dras #~7~ •• •• • 'oonr 3 or 4 bedroo ms uttl ty •oom 2 car attached ga rage covered patio Pnced m the 50s fannly room bath lull base ment 2 car garage All srtualed on large lawn Addrson Townshrp e • • ENJOY THE PEACE AND QUIET olthe country tn thiS lovely br1ck and lrame ranch Eat tn kttchen livm g NEW LISTING - FARM PRICED TO SEll - Thrs 4 year ~ d bnck home plus 80 acres bas been pnced lo sell and owner w•ll also help f nance 2 metal bams plus other outburldtn gs 40 acres bottomland lobacco base Space saver krtchen and dtm ng area ltvmg room large bed rooms full baths forma l ltvtn g room and roo n Woodburnmg fireplace 1590 acres more or less Top of ground • pool and storage bwldmg C•ty sclools P11ced 1n lh"' 50s • ••• ••• •• •• e JUST LISTED - INV£STMENT AND INCOME Pr me locahon on Rt 35-Jackson Prke \\ acre more or less wrth mo b•~ home and doublewtde 24 x56 Bolh presently ren ted Lol s ol posstbrlrtres' Thrs one •s pr ved to sell last Call lodayr #617 I I I I I I IN REAL ESTATE I N~-1 SALES IN GALLIA CO. I I I I WE NEED LISTINGS BADLY I PART TIME FARM IN GOOD STAn OFPRODUCTION _ 6l3 I 5 I 2 r. I I I I ONE OF AREA SGRANDEST HOME S• GET OFF THAT BUSY STREET' II best I I DO YOU NEED A lARGE HOME? wood HERES THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET $55 900 I l::r I vow I 10 ACRES WITH GOOD 3 BEDROOM HOM E laot'e 5 I $35 000 Pnced al $55 600 NONE BffiER AT A 136 000 PRICE - Onr, 1 tJd 3 I 2 ~love I vou I ~r:rf's I IMMACULATE BRICK RANCH - ThiS s an antacttVe 3 I Rt 35 ? $37 500 -..th acr~ 500 I Pr QUALITY BUILT HOME al $55000 DRIVING SACK AND FORTH TOWN CAN DRIVE YOU I A Mit •n all 40 0. Mi l of cro pland balance In pasture and area around ktrne and barn room home With bath forced au furnace 3 Br barns goOO 111ew of property !rom homP 4000 moe I) Je;s of road lrontage w1th water 1ne 1y 1 schools lffiO I BRICK ROAD - Frame and bnck 3 bedroom ranch • • e e Real Estate General #~36 446 1707 Evemngs 446 8031 Evenmgs • •• BREATHTAKING SETTING 614 388 9354 GE NES DEEP STEAM CA RPET CLEAN scotc hguard water extrac tton deodonzers FREE Htt mates Reasonable rates Gene Smt1h 992 6309 lAND CONTRACT - Owner wants to sell' Loc.Jied tn Y nton 3 bedroom home wrth lrvmg room krtchen bath Large lot wrth outbu1ldmg Pnced at $16 500 A real barga n Term s to be worked out Call today' Intercom and stereo system lh•s. home 1s a very plush home Ctty • e basement ptckup truck camper sleeps 4 gn stove tee bo• E•c con Call 614 992 6030 Shde ca mper for PU truck aelf contatned sleeps seven eM.c con d $1 100 Co li Call 614 388>9857 Put N11•nber 1 to work for you: • • Assoc • schools Pnced tn the 60s ••• •• e 8 f1 1980 Coleman foldmg Marcum Roof1ng & Spout tng Now mstalhng rubber roofs 30 years experience speC1 ahz1ng 10 butlt up roof Judy DeWrtt Reallor 388-815~ J Merrrll Carter Realtor 379-2184 Beclty Lane Associate 446-0458 Cathy Pope Assocrate 379-2748 Marllilret Bryant Assoc~ale 145-9277 • lAND CONTRACT -Owner IS wtlllng In sell lhrs bnck and ~ooe e • home on a land contract 2 294 sq h of llvtng space 550 SQ N n e • In shed gatage Beaut lui formal llv10g room wlh WB hreplace e • complete krtchen wth miCrowave oven large lam1ly room w1th • • slrdtng doors ~adrng to patro area 3 beorooms 2 lull balhs e •• Phone 304 895 • e E Mcun . ..,.;;;.a;.;- topper With ahdtng wtndow for shon bed truck rn : • hol tub wrapped by a large open lormai iNtng and dtnmg 100m w•th • Real Estate General 7 ft 3386 The Sunday Times-Sentmei- Page- D-7 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E.r INC. Sonseerhay Garnes, Assoc. Bonnte l Stutes Realtor • • 1965 Avalon 16 ft camper sleeps 6 self contained gas stove Call614 266 1661 Home Improvements 446-6610 422 2367 • • • Accessor~es Correct Craft & Skt Su preme fam1ly sk1 boats New & used Parkersburg WV 304 422 8433 or 304 • buddrng woodland Prov1d mg pnvacy and convenrence a new • • conternporaf) passrve solar cedar home featurmg a solanum wtth • Housing Headquarters & 667 6607 Bonn1e Stutes , Realtor • Auto Parts Spectahze '" Mercury Out boa rd s Also Inb oard outboard repa1rs M 1nnekota Serv1ce Center Propeller sales & sen,•ce center ltve ba1t S. tackle 88 Matn St Coolvtlle Call 614 66 7 • PO MEROY - lnw pt co rt 3 BR \ at •• •• • 76 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES l!o SERVICE Open daily 9 to 6 30. Sat 9 to 4 Cloaed Sunday U S At 60 Coolville Oh 614 667 Real Estate General Real Estate General •• •• ••• • 79 Motors Homes & Campers Other •••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate General : STUTES REAL ESTATE :• • 446-4206 • • TEAFORD • VIRGIL B SR 216 E 2nd S1 15 h tn haul 56 HP make 81 larry s Boat Serv1ce Expert outboa rd motor repatrs 6389 1958 Harley 1/• fm1shed Make offer 304 675 6397 1977 Yamaha 80 S350 Phone 304 675 4357 after 14 ft alummum boat with 200 S550 79 Motors Homes & Campers offer 304 675 8397 convert1~e &PM 26 000 mtles ex cond Call 16 6 Boat & Trailer 40 hp Johnson Engme Trade or Boats and Motors for Sale Sell Call 614 446 4337 50CC $425 Call614 446 74 76 Boats and Motors for Sale June 24, 1984 Point Pleasant, W Va. ACROSS 1 Stalk ol gram 6 Cruet! x 1! 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Jostp Broz 52 Unknown abbr 53 FISh eggs 5 4 Mark le!t oy wound 55 Thmgs to be done S 7 Wnle 58 Country ol Asta 60 MUSICal nstrument 61 H1gh pnest ot lsraet 62 Oestruchon 64 Symbol tor dysprOSIUm 65 Before noon 66 Bundle 67 Angry 69 Theater boxes 71 St1cky 1qu1d 73 P•lls 74 Ang o Saxon stave 76 C osed securely Jll Perfect 81 vas t age 82 Worm 84 Sourh Amerrcan an mar 85 Smat flo ses 87 Cned 90 Trades 92 Vat 93 Snares 95 F1etd flower 97 Re,ect 98 Sym bot lor I 31 Cl\llllntury 132 Oantsh ISland 133 Abstract be ng 134 Beam 136 Stunted person 137 Wh1p 138 Kmd Ol cloth 139 Army o fl 1 cor abbr 140 M o ther of Castor an(] Po tu x 141 Goal r 42 Country of As1a 143 NegiiQCn! t44 Remember s 146 Church ofl1c1al 148 H1ndu queen 149 To ass•gn the care of 150 Wanls 15 1 Mount a•ns o1 Souu Amer 1ca roc 99 La td me.asu e 101 DP.clrtre 103 Acr ess Balin 104 Prohtb Is 105 F•ber plan l 108 Dance step 110 Lay•ng away 112 Depostls 113 Crony co lloq 114 Mame abbr r 15 F1ber pli!nl 117 Tw1rls I 18 Add lftDMII 119 Wan 120 Postscnp t ahbr 121 Repeat 12:l Dme 124 Mex cr~n c ty 125 Fmal 126 01 the Fr 127 Mend 129 Continued story 22 Daughter ol M1nos 23 Escaped 25 Large truck 27 Encouraged 28 InC! v1duats 30 Quarrel 31 Narrow llat board 33 Hov e 1ust clear o f tt"le ground 35 Toward she ll er 36 Ursrne am mar 37 GUtCle 39 Mak e lacf! 41 Calm under sues::; 42 Jump 44 Can cel 47 EngliSh baby carr age 46 S1f! ed 49 Mrne entrances 50 Span1sh lo goodbye 54 Pale edd•sll DOW N 1 Cuhes 2 Threefold 3 Rage 4 Beverage 5 Pronoun 6 !;or mula o f religiOU S bellet 7 Sktn of lru1l B Harvesl goddess 9 Symbol lor setemum 10 Wad ng bird pt 11 C11 tenon 12 Symbol lor teiiUIIUm 13 Act ual be1ng 14 Corat 1stan d 15 Des gnated 16 Arnval guess abbr 17 Prel•• down 21 Person of great lorlllude yell a .... co or 5J Wmg s 56 Heavenly be ngs 59 Father or molhe1 60 Healthy 61 Teu ton1c 89 Htgh p1tched sound 90 Not later than or Ar1•f•c•a language 94 M ne ex cava l on 96 !I con tmenl abbr 98 Abrasve nstrumen1 99 Clommq 100 A1t1re 102 Silkworm s 104 Scorch 10t. Seasomng 106 u n.~ s or etoctr• ca measure men1 10 7 nst ruc110nS 10Cl W.all<s 111 Concern 112 Body or water 113 r.rne gone Dy r 16 Collecr on ot racls r 18 Flesh I 9 Sepa ate 122 Lead I 24 OasswooCl we 125 Pe m1ssmn io use t26 Negates t28 Wnrn1ng dev1ce tJO Hurry de1t y 63 Pledge 6fi Draft abbr I] I R1ps 67[xSIS I J!:> Rt~e m 68 T1re 70 Rool1ng tiles 71 Gratu ty 1 2 Bother ,3 Fo ds 75 Chem •cal compounds 77 Large b1rd -.8 Bespat ter 80 Vent•lates 8J Regulates 86 Ank le covermgs BB Aches t32 Glf 1 s name As•a IT' Rased I 38 Cr ant use ol l<lOMan s n 1 c~name 142 Cyr no1d l1 sh 14 3 Hastened 144 Noteol scale 14 5 Place ol the sea abbt 1<17 f-renc h ar11cle 1<18 Na\la ot11 cer ebbr �Page- D-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Area deaths Lena Ma.- Gills (;ALL!PO'-L~ CPS Wf'ff' - F unPra l '0rn hC'ld S;.iturda\ · in J'O \\{ ·r~ r·ull("ral Humt•, .Ja m~St 0\1.11, tor !.f'na M<.tP CU!s. h.!"), 2J1~ £ ~a rden Blvd . C<'<ian ul<·. whod11'<1 \l'< >dnt.,· da,· in Mere.\ llo,pllal, Springfir·ld . 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Hal ph MIJ JI HJ: fl<>HT - J~ ..... .._, , \l.trt • · Ha tph . t;i, I U. I, I 'IH"·Jun·. drr,J S. rllrnl. r\ rn rH·nr ng 111 l ~ u c-.~·1 1 \ 'ur . ., in ;..: l1 11nll'. ,. \JI J.r m Shr• w ;r" th t• r tl u ~ tr H'I' of l hr • l: rlt • l {o~ . . .rnd ! ).( ·"~' ' ' l loorl Fih· . .tnd w;r.., in fif·,t!h h_,. <1 ~i:- l l ' t . l J< tl'r rHly \ ·,·i t h . SIH · w;r"; r mr ·mhr ·t (I] ( >ld h..\ g 1' t F n'lwil l H;r pl i"l l 'hurdr .J!so f'lifford JJoy('(>l Bryant of Ca r rol · It on, T exas; two sons, Kl'nnet h Jr. of Pickerington, and Marv in of New Cumtx·rland, W.Vo .. fivl' sisters. Eve Jv·n \1allhPws ul Chl'shirl>. Mrs. r; uv ':vlargarct' Priddy of Ru tland. Mrs. Dl•lbt>rt I Kat tuyn I Russell of \1 asun. Mrs. Crant 1 E rmaginf'l Russt'll of Prnnsvlva ni a. and M rs. l·'rankJin tDori" Cook of Point Pl<•;J,ant; lour brothers. tho Rev. ,\lbrrt H of C'hl'shll'h, Jo hn of Lakfl ' ' Ctty T<'nn., r ""'" ol Middlo[X}rt , ami r ·larcncP of Ponwrov; 12 }..'Tandchrldn•n L~n d . p rt '{·r ~ lf'{ l thn'(• grf'~l - i,•TandchildrPn Funf ·ra l ~!Yicf'~ will tx• hf'ld :VIonddv ,,, 2 p.rn in Old Kvger l·'m'\1 '111 r>ap l isr Chu rt h, wit h the 1-«·\ .. f >ric(• «Jffr· r·r·,·Jtt'ng. n o urt ..," I '"1.1 "' 1tx• Ill Cra\·•·1 Hill CcmPI<'r\', Cheshi re . 1-'rwnd.' ma_\ call at· Rawlings· ( ''""' HlnwPr f-' unrra l I lome from survive in Gallipolis, s!M> was a graduate of Gallla Academ y High School and Portsmouth Business College and a clvlllan employ<'<' of Non on A ir Force Base. San Bernardino, Calif. Also survlving are three sons, Brert , Chad and Dradon; a brolher, Roger of Ga llipolis; a niece and nephew; and a paternal grand· m other, M rs . Julia Garlic of Crown City . Geraldine F. Vockie SP RINGFIELD _ Geraldine F. Voc·kie. 81, SpringfiPid, form erly of Frost, dim Friday in the Ohio Odd Fel lows Hom e at Sprin "'ield "' Shr was bom in Gloustf'r . thr daug hler of I he la le Leonard and Miriam PiJrson.~> Prtty, and was a mcm tx-r of Stewat1 Roya l Crown Rc be<'ca Lodge6. S .·urvivors include• i::l sis tt'r , Jos<·· phine Br autigam of Sidnl'y, and so\·cr al niPcesand nephews. F'unL'ral servict'S will be hold at! Man pleads not guilty to assault was set for June 26 and M endelur is free on $5,!Xll recognizance bond. Teresa J . Amos , Rl. 1, Chesltirc. enter<.'d a guil ty plea to a charge of shoplifting a blouse, a pair of short s and a shin worth $41.96 from Murphy's M arl. She I'E'Cl'ived a 30 day suspended sentence, was fined GALLIPOLIS- A H amden, Ind., m an plead<.'d innocent to two counts of felonious assa ult in Gallipolis Municipa l Court F rid ay. Ricardo 0 . Mendelut. 24, is accused of assaulting Steve Ratliff and Rrrnda Ra tliff Thursday w it h an u·on pipe. A prclim inary hearing Sh . OOtlng, gang COnnection probed CO!.UMBUS, Ohio (A PI - Co· lu mbus ~uce sav the fatal shooting rJ Thursday night of one teen·ager and thewoundingof another well'part of d' h h ~ ttl gang rsputest at a\·C' ut.~nge ng mut h rrcenl publici tv. David Scott. 15, was hit in the p.m . today in Whrte F uneral Home, Coolv ille. with the Rev. Roy [)e{'ter officia 1ing. B urial will be in Troy Ba pt ist Cmwlery, F rost. Friends m aycall atthP funer alunlilthe tinne of lhP service . slomachbyacharge trom ashotgun as he walked past a vacant house shortly before midnight. He died at about daybreak at a hospital. Pollee said Scott was leadPr of a gang known as the Dozen Cousins and had appearPd on tC'Icv ision Thursday afternoon , warningothf'r gang members, "Don 't get nn m y turt.,, Less than two hours before Sco!l was shot, Ant hon, · Whil e, 17, was shot in the back on a cit y street. ll('r hU '-> b.trHI. ln traffic cases, H arry E . Ray, '!7, Rt. 2.Cr own City, pleaded guilty to a charg<' of OMVI . He r eceived 10 days In jau. was fin<.'d $300. had his licenSP suspendPd for 120 days and rrcPived 18 mon ths probation . A citation for dnving ll'fl of CPnterwas VIlLAGE VIEW - Crown City, once a robullt rlverport, I& cuneat1y experlenclnK oome of the greatelit growth In Gallla Cwnty. OrlgtnaiJy Incorporated In the 184fi!; as "Bay's Bottom," the village Wll8 known in the late 1800s as uHell's Hall Acre. 11 Officials credit much of the area's growth to Its locadon at the 81lllthem end of Gallla County and It's proximity to Lawrence County and Hlllltlngton, W.Va. dismissed in l'xchange fort!M>guilty plea. Bille.> : •. Hallcy,Rt. 1,Crown City, was found inn(IC('nt Tuesday of a fd · · 1 f 1 charge o nv mg "' t o center. Chr istopher L. Hivply. 18, Rt. 2, Patriol. was fin<.'d $12 lor no mot orcycleendorsemml and$12 for failure to display rf'giS1ra tion and Ramona ! .. Qul'C'n, 23, Rt . I . 1\'orthup. was fined $12 for a defe<_·t ivf' m ufflrr . Spt'C'd ing bonds wer e forfeited by Franklin Deskins, Ci7, Washing1 on Court HouSl'. $3R and ,Jinnmy L. _ __ __ p. m on Mond;H. when the lxxlvw ill lx · I;1ken to I he Church !u liP in ~l air . • • • • • • • • • • • • e 4e e • e e e e e e • • e e • e e e e e e e e • • • • Balt·i1--..J1 W. Smith I ; , \' . ! . I I ~JI .J S 1\a iPigh \\'hit til'ld Smitt1. l l. urn ,\ Jpim• A\'(' .. (;,and /(apid'. !\o! i('h . fOJmer lv of HI. 2. C ;_Jlii poli~. dit'fl a! his rj ·~ ich •n< ., · T hu f'S( I;r \ 1\orn .Jan. l 'l, IY·I.I, tn St :\!bans, \\ '_ \-.~ . o.., nn of lh1 • !all· < 'hJrlf>_ , L. Smith ;1nd l<uth E Woodrum. w ho -., ur\'t \'('" in ( ;;,t!!ip•rli-" . h(• v. · .:.~~ a l; rht J!'l' t . .\ 1:-cJ o..,urY i\·in;..: Lm · tv.o s rs lf'r " . l<lnll'r rJ(I'it;ll Village View: Crown City H ill of l{io ( ;r;tm \c•, ; tnd :vlrs HJ ;_ r KoSf' tt a ) Simmon ... o f Sr. .-\ltKtns: ans four twiJ!Ilr·rs. F rtmkJ in D . nf'CirvrlancL c~nd ( 'h,rr Jj ''i .Jr ·. Hn_\ E ~nd . lt'tT~' H.. :Ill o l <;r;md H:.t p id.-. FunC'r~li "!'IYW~'" w ill bP h0ld at 11 •.1 n1 \1nndd _\· 1n Willi -" F'unC'r<J I llo m t·. \\' il h t hr ' I{t·\- . \\'.E. C'urfrmrn r ,f! ici;t! in~ . Huri ; d w ill I::M.• in Old J">in r ('r ·rrll'lt·r~-. nl'~ll !lio C randr . 1-'lwnd-. nl <t _\ · ("<I l l .rl lh<· funt'r~r l homt· In 1m 2--1 and 7 ~ ~ p.m !()( la Y. Bt•wrh A. USED CAR BUYS Spt•ir~ { ;_\ l .1 .1J 1( J:. Js - \ \ 'o nl h<h hr'l·n n·n·rn"tl h_ \ · 1hr· Tim t's Scnlind of lht • d{ '<J ttl tJ I 1 ~·\- t 'l')\ · J\ nn ( ;a rli c Gallia County's fastest growing 1981 Buick Riviera The Top ollhe l rne . All lit e power opl10n s youwould expect pl us as· ifo power roo/ D ar ~, Jade slone e xl e r~or wr l r contra slrng clolh bu c>el se als 1983 Olds Delta Royale • COilllllUDity Brougham Sedan Lrght Sab le Brown w1th dark brown vrnyl rool and malchrng brou · gham rntenor . A1r con drltonrn g, pow er sea ts. power wrn do ws. till wheel. crur se. AM ·FM ·Casselle. an d on ly 15.217 mr les Must See To Appreciale Ry IARRV EWING Tinws-Sentinel Staff CROWN CITY - Gallia Counrv ·, 'nuthrrn·mO'i village began as "Ha y' s Bottom ." was known as "Hell' s Half A cre," and is currentlv lhr sil eof somr of the grea tl'st housing and [X)pulalion growth in the arf' a . Crown City was originally incorporalcd in Ihe 1840s under the name Bay's Bottom. Arr nrding to the 'H istory of Gallia Coun ly' publishPd in 1!'82 b,. H .H . Hardesty & Co. - lhP firs t cabin, at tiM' present site of the vil lage . ,,·as errctcd in 1814 by William Garlick and E . Hobbs. ~ 1 )'11'"· r,- , l ~ i ; lil o, ( ';J)i f , on.lun(' .' ~ i ll f..:; ri" t 'l \ 1t •d it·a l ( 't•nll• r, Fonl ana . I ·, II d I·'t1m 'I ;r ! ~~ T'> i cP~ \\'(' n • h<'ld .J unr H .11 \\"r·q ~1 i n s u · t t\k moriul Park l 'h.t pd . \Y il h !Jt ( ; _\\' ~jll\'t'f' S tllf il'i: tli ng \1 in ' 1 ~ · t r 1984 Buick Cent. Limited Sedan A TOTALLY NEW DESIGN IN MEMORIALS Lr ght Sable wrlh dark brown rnl ertor Ttll. AM fM ·Siet eo. powerwrn · dows. Only 11.329 mt les I wr.t e t o r fr te br oc hu n·~ ~ how1nq rn c morJ <ll s tn full color w •th S ll E'~ .1 nd pr• ccs l •ste d . Th rs Cheyen ne dese rv es your closest alt entr on. Only mtl es New Silverad o tr ade . Compare Anywhere 3 ,77 5 ac tual 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix lhr s lJ rs a local on e own er lrad e·rn . Ex ira clean dark blu e and srlver two·ton e. Cu stom 60 140 se alrn g, new premtum ilfes. Pn ced to sutl your pocketbook 1983 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 Thts sport s Cam aro has on ly 8.062 low mtles rJ op AM ~ FM · Ca s sette . crutse 1111 . a1r Don ' t Miss This One SIX POWERFUl.. WIDE·RANGING JO.MINUTE FILMS EACH DEALING WITH SEPARATE IMPORTANT AREAS OF THE CREATION I EVOLUTION CONTROVI!RSY - While bo m in M ari ett a. Frnncr' B lakr wa s ra isf:ld in Crow n Cit y. She was t he first w hit e frma if' to tx- born in the slate of Ohio. She rcport<.'dly moved to I he Ga lli a County villa~e at thr age of two. VILLAGE HALL - 11le building that now houses the Crown City Hall - as well as a center for senior cill7.ens - on"" served as the village bank and post offiCA'. Remaining inside the building i'i a hank vault on"" robbed by Jes.o;e James. W Marn St ., Vrnton , Oh . J ;r m es 0 . Bu sh, Mgr . Phone 388·8603 1981 Buick Regal 2 Dr. Flnr shed rn da rk bur gan dy wtl h co ntra sling 1nt enor and La ndau lop. Equ tpmen l lllcl ud es ltll. crur se. AM ·f M·Cassette w ~r e whee l covers as the village hall. While the bank rs gone, the vault rf'mains. Accord ing to Hardesty 's history, th0 first school in G u~~ an Township was " ... taught at an C'arly day by E lija h Fowler. in a small log cabin which stood one·half mile west of Crown City . T he first building errctcd for sc hool purpoSPs was built ol Jogs, in 1816, (Continued on E·31 Sf'J'V(_"S intC'rest : Custom Deluxe Thts 4 whee l dnve model rs e<tra clean rn std e and oul V 8. au to· maliC , power steenn g an d pow er brake s. cusl om rnl etiO t, a new S·10 trad e lOGAN MONUMENT CO., INC. w hich w as huust'() in the building that now Hiram Rankin, howev er. is given crrdil as Crown City 's first SPitler. Among l'arly selller s li stPd in the history arr W il liam She<'ts, Jamt"S Brumfi eld, William Johnson. .John Williams . .John Henry and Elijah Fowler. In the late Jfi.(IOs and mrly 1900s, the village was an activr rlverporl - serving as a shi pping center for ferm product s to and from both Ohio and \Vrost Vir ginia. At one timr , says GaUia Count~· Commissioner \'er lin Swain. thf' village had fi\·c hot els and sc•vcn sa loons. I ts robu st characl er was captmed by the nickname " Hell' s Hau· Acre ... Accordin g to local legend, howev-er . the vrllage lost thai "half oc re" years ago when thP Ohio River, on one of its frequent rampages, lore thai bad half ac re of! and swept it across to thP WPsl Virginia side. Swain. a liff'-long resident of CrO\\·n City. m ain1ains an active i n r r rr~ 1 in thC' history of thC' vill<Jgt'. lncludPd in that history arc thf' foll owing point s of 1981 Chevrolet Pickup 1973 Chevrolet Pickur Pom e r o y M.1c;o n Rr•dg r L eo C. vauqhan . Mq r Phon e 99 2 2SBB June 24, 1984 · $.10 and given 18 m onths probation. H u l' i r~l wa .-. in \\l (•sl :Vlr ·m on; ll !--'ark . \\' p~ l f-\. r·nnPlh H ({;tlph : llrn~·rbug hlt •J''. \ 1rn stt ·t . ( ·.rlrt \lr". LJWn' nn · 1 \ ' r\·i.m 1 ( ·urtm: rn Bo r n :\o,- '1 !,, 1':1-lli, in Huntingt on, 1d C olumbu ~. M r.., \{a \ · d 1.4· 1t \ . \\' .\ '; t. , d a ug hl( ·r· of Ho.J dlf·~ - and I {upr· uf 'vVinlt ·r I'. rr k. I·'L r., ;md :vJ ~' "· nwlm<~ Sihlt •y C arl i(', who txJih Stu· r-., '->UJ\ "1 \ t '{] In ~nn..- i'entind Section ~ Features 2~and7~pm t~l•vand until~::m ~---------------------~---~-----~----~~--~-~~v_i_r_kc_r_s_._~_._M_nt_o_n_._$4_1_l \!Ir s h n w-t•t J]/ !tJ mt •nr\ . 11\ t 't! l.!lldi ·h tld June 24, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. - During the Civrl War. a branch of Morgan' s Ra ider s wl'fc waylaid by Union Army troops at the village's r iverfr on t. During the res ulti ng batliL' HlP r aidrrs wrrc "massarred," Swain ff'fX)rts. - A bank vault once robbed by .I N;se .James now slands in the village hall. Thr vault was originall.v stationed - and robbed - at a bank in Guyandollr. W .Va . The sa fe w as later sold to the Crown City Ra nk. RIVER VIEW - A Crown City residL'flt lool.o out over tiM' village riverfront. While thO' st."ene is oow peaceful, during the CivU War a conlingent of Morgan's Raiders was waylaid and massacred at the site hy l Jnion Anny troops. - See us for your next new or used car or truck. Salesmen : Roger Dillard, Mike Sickels, Terry Hamilton or Morris Sheets Film I THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE \),/h, lf .liP t hf' t'>\ u e~? i Ord !hr un rverlof' OIIQIIId!t:' tn J ' Btg B. tnql I /' thP untvf'r\e /0(1 ro mplrx and well rlf'~t gn ed to h,t\o-t' nrrq tn..-lted hy t•nw .-ir •t1 ( n ,-~n c t' 7 1 )n<J l<:~w u r l n P rf1'10(1yn o~m tn f rr Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. HENDERSON CHURCH OF CHRIST Betwel'll !!l'ln the ~ Increase In popula· don in GaDia County. With a growth rate of 39. I percent, the number of residents rose from 1616 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Oh. Corner of Henderson & Walnut Sts . Henderson, West Virginia C. Eugene Zopp, Located Evangelist SUNDAY NIGHT, JUNE 24 6:00P.M. GROwnt - and l!Nll, Crown aty registered Jim Mink 446-3672 3'71 lo 516. During the same Bill Gene Johnson ••• 'tl • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • rJ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • & • • ' period, the nwnber of holllieS in the viDage Increased by 5'7. I percent, from 140 to 200. Crown City Incorporates 6tO acres of land, much of It developable. �June 24, 1984 1953 MYSTERY - Thirty one years ago, the residents of Crown City were 'agog' over a ghost house - a phantom house that reportedly rose day and June 24, 1984 f:J'()~ f:it"•••--------------------~(C~oo=tm~uro~~=m~~~~~E~-1~1 ----------- near the mouth of Grorges Creek.'" By 1882. there were twelve '"good frai11(•S<:hool houses in the towns hip, a nd the schools ... (were) ... well attended.'' Erected in ~. the buDding that night on the lawn to the right of the Methodist Church. According to a puhiWied report, the phantom was seen hy at least three "aging and respected clttzens whose veracity Is not doubled in Gallla County. The 1984 World's Fair New ......... . . , 1'l· Now. 11 JULY 8- 15AUG. 5- 12 SEPT . 9 · 22 OCT . 7-14 - Amtrak Motorcoach Motorcoach World 's Fair & Smokies NOV . 6-9 - Air Tour ' _,r - .-::· ..... ~-·""~ _•• -"" -- . _....-- ,.,..--· ,. -- Ca ll abou t spec tal to ur pac ka ges at attract ive rat es . < . ......... ~~ Crown City ··, ..._ . ... ' ; ~® . ..-·" -· T~avel Agency ' re.~iilents 360 Second Avenue Gallipolis Phone 446-0699 'agog' in '53 By LARRY E\\1!\G Times-Sent in<' I Staff CROW); CITY - Thir1 .1 -onr vmrs ago - ro quot<' J Columbus nc-wsptJ~ r - I hP n •s idr nt sot Cro \\ TI City Wf'J"f' ··agog" ovrr a "ghost houSC'" -a " phantom housr" !hat r osr· da~· an....-1 n ig ht o n th!' I ;Hvn of t hf' MPthoclis t Church _ Accordin g to a page one s t a r~· appearing Feb 'l. 19'i:l, in the Columbus Ci tizen. lh<' pha ntom wa s S<'<'n bv at lms t 1hrff .. ... agi ng and rcspec tC'd citizPns w hoSf'ver acity is not doubted in Ga llia Coun ty ." "Som e people say lh<' rC>ported da ylight vis ion of the houSC' on the structureless lawn is Cl mirage from across the r iver," wrote- CitizE-n special corresponde nt James T . Keena n. " But theseskept ics haveno <J il SWN lor the appea ranc<' of lhe hoUO(' a t night when yellow light s shine throogh a ll the windows. "So far . " K eenan cant ill uPd, - .. hrround s Suthers' apparition was J hA'a\·s thr same: "A onr -story houSf' apparf'ntly \V ithout w indows or door s. T h('r f' J lw a .\ ·s \\' iJ .I' a 111-to 12-foot shrub or I J"E't', H'l'\' grPl' n , in hack lo the church whr rr th r trus tf'f's \\.'C rt' ha\·ing a bus inrss m('('ting," KC'C'nan wrotr . ''Thr ''SomPtimes it was there, sometill l C'S it wasn't ... som e tim ~ it dissolved or moved a"'·ay" as trust('('s ru shed out but couldn ' t S('(' fro nt of il ." public libra rv· in Ga llipolis trying to nut Wh('n Ga!1'il'ld Wat ~~and II .S. (·;itkr rson saw fh (' houSf'. i t w<.Js a two-s tory· w ith largf' w indows dov.:n Jnd small('r on('s up. Tl1c>n• was no find an ansv;cr to lh<' m .vs tPr:\'. " HC' hasn 't found it ," Koenan reported . "RC'ading a bou It hC'fourth UimPnsion . s pace tUnc continu um, gr('('n bus h or s hrub. A soft , ydlow g l o~-~. · ramP throug h J II thf' w indov..·s. Th0 phantom houS<' co mplctf'iy has n 't he ltx'<l ." Suth<•rs wa tc hed. " H t1 tr il'd it w ith one eye closed ... hc tried it with the othereye c losed. F ina lly, he was conv ince-d thai his old eyes wore not playing tricks on him ." ' T o some of thC> more religious, thC> vision thC> mm had meant something ,' " K('('na n roncluded . "T hey do not la ugh. Old eyes, they sny. may no t i:rf' so good for som<' things but meyhC' thC'y ca n SN' obscured a !itt}(' co<.Jl houSf' tlwn standing on ttlP n 'ar uf t hf' lot, tllf'~' said. Wa tt s ami Gilkl'rson saw thl• appa rit ion, at thesa ml' tim{', just as they le ft a mid -w eek st:'rv i<:P Jl thP then 81-year-old church o n<' m rl)' winter nig ht . i\.s they sta r1ed tuwarct it. thf' pha nt om llOUS<.' drifted a way . " Wat ts a nd G ilke rson hu st lfd lh<' houS£'." C ilkr r son later "hauntf'd " thr m ir agt'S ami spa c t• wor~ and faul ts G ilkPr son thPn Ul'ln'll int o thP hbt or .v of tht:' v illagt' and found, · ·... thrr(' fl('Ve r was J buUdingwhPn• th<' phant om a ppea rf'd ... K('('na n observed there W<'f<' a lot of 's k<'p t ics" in the village. "Th<'~' sav it s proba bly old e~·rs pla ~·i ng t1icks. 'Plr~·· say !hf'rr is a logica l solut io n to thC> whoiC> thing. Hut thry haven't comC' up with onf'." Suthe rs, howevrr, sa1d hf' didn 't e<:Jrf' things tha t younger f'ycs cannot. " QUICK CASH! g hos t i~· in ha bit an ts rwo somrt imcs s tories a ni ~· in new houses you' re lookmg a l p('rmancnt gmwth ... a nd tha t' s what we w an t tO Sf'<'." I He cred it s muc h of thP n'<.'<•nt growth in the a r<'a to the Crown City '\lining Company. Of thp approxi· m a tely 125 c mpl0yr,•s of the company, hr Psti.matl•s, approxi m ately 75 JX'IT'l'n t of tht•workC'rs live Within 10 miles of the villa~. Swain adds that the expected fall completion of the East Huntmgton Bridge will further complement the village's attractiveness to prospec· live hom e builders. " The major Huntington shopping areas, such a s the mall, are m the east end ofthecity,''Swai n explalns, " when the bridge Is finished we' ll t.. within fifteen minulf's traveling time of those shopping center· s ...and, yet, Crown City will st ill be a quiet. residential community ... a place where people will want to Jiyp." Swain al'o point s to lh<' availa bil· ity of Rio GrandC' Corrununity College and a n ar t rac t ive tax base m the county a.s rca.~ons for Cro"'-'11 City 's growt h. Congr<'ss ional approva l of the Gallipolis Locks and Da m proj ect could make expansion in the area " unbrliPvable." Swain conc lud~. Crow n City c urrentl y tncorpomuch of it d<'w lopa ble Village government r('('ently rurc hased a tract of land lor the msta llation of a ptu.vground and park lor rPsrdents . r atC'S 640 ac res - Ma~'or Ha ll C'~' RIVER Til.ADE - During the IHOOsan~ early 1900s, frown( 'ily was an acti\•e port of rivertr..tde, serving as a center uf s hippinK for a.J.,rrkuUurd.l products along the Ohio Rive r . TI1e Str. C.C. Bowyer '' shown here docked at thevillage'swaterfront inl912. (l'hutu courkosy Verlin Swain) SII..VIUllllll)) S.ND~I..I.. ITI~ sa.\'s plans a rf' CUJTC'ntly undPr 1,,1:ay for a fund· ri::lising fall fC'S tival Proc('('Cfs from th<' fC>stivu l will bC' usPd to hd p dl'VC>Iop the playgroun d und pur- ~TS1'1~MS Chdsr ('qUipmrnt . Last Wt"'f'k , bids wcrr O(X'nPd un a pm·ing proj('('t des ignccl to rf'sur· fa r (' tvm \'illa gC' st J"'('('tS. The prtljec t is bC'ing funclfd 1hroug h Community Ck 'V<'Iopment Rlock Grant funds. 54541 S.R. 681 Reedsville, Ohio 45772 " S ATE LLITES or~ our ONLY tu~Jno. : ." iMP ROPER I NST AL L ATION C AN ': .'\U SE MANY PROBLCMSt T ru >t you r sys t <>m to the SI'ECi t\ LI\T ) wtth t he mos t EXP ERI F:. N C[ . (We rnstalled the f rr s t - c-v c r honoe >y q em tn so uthern Ohtot ) CALL : 378-6158 DEXCEL "GEN. I NSTR UM ENTS . ARUNTA . PARACll PS E"MTI" STS • •GUITARS •JEWELRY •TOOLS •SELL OR TRADE - GOOD SELECTION FRANK'S PAWN SHOP OLll SCHOOL BELFRY - Erected in 1925. the buDding thai now hou..._., Landon's Hanlware ccrved as the center - with elementary grade.,. doWJL..Utirs and high school grades upstairs - of the Crown City Loc;~ School District. 430 Second Ave . Gallipolis, OH . PH. 446-0840 \\.'hat the skeptics thought HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. hC>i ght . a singlr sI or:;. 304-492-4788 NEW HEARING AID TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE NOW! repo rlt YI I~-· ~aw it First . Hr oOSf' I"Yf'fl it "off anrl on" ovrr a p- ·riod of six w C'C'ks from th(' windows anrl front p1rrh of thf' housc w hrrr hf' roomC'CI ~ number of -· j We Carry Supplies and Equipment in Stock t"uthf•r SuthC>rs. thC>n in hts l'lls. ' nity ... and, whC'n vou loo k a t the •GUNS •TVs •STEREOS of lh<' about 300 ya rds from thC> c hurch fastest gro'l-v ing: a IT' a in thC' conunu- •BUY USED ITEMS my.st PIY S! ll.JCIU r P. SOmPl imPS rP paned I ... question about it," he says, "it' s the •LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY '' thOSt' who claim to hJ \'t ' Sf'f 'n lhl' phantom huust-' sa~ · thl'.v ha\'t' st't'n no: --------- now houses Landon"s Hardware served as the center with elementary grades downstairs and high school grades upstairs- of the Crown City Local School District. The district Ia ter became asso· elated With the RomeSchoolDistrict In Lawrence County : and, in the early 1900s merged with Hannan Trace schools and is now a part of the Gallia County Local Sc hool District. . H a nnan Trace e lC'mentary SC'hool . with the passage of a distric t-wide bond issu<' in 19&3, is currently being renovated and expanded to meet a need for additional c lassrooms caused, in part, by the contin uing popula tion growth of the a rea. Between 1970 a nd 1~, Crown Ct t y registered the greatC's t increase in population of any ,; llage in Gallta County. With a growth ra te of 39.1 percent. the numbC'r of residents went from 371 to 516. Durin~;; tha t sa me per iod . the number of how;<'S in the village increased by .17.1 p<'t'Cf'nt - from W I to 220. A further sign of thcarea'sgrowth is represented by the recently compiC'ted cons truct ion a nd mstal · lation of c abi<'·TV sef\oce for community res idents Crown City Mayor Randy E. Halley credit s much of that gruwth to the village 's location at tho southe rn end of the roun ty a nd it s accessibility to Lawr0nce Coun ty and Huntingt on , W.Va . "Wc'I'f' a qu iet little town ... in a good !()('a t ion . with a lot to offer, " Halley says ComrnisswnE'J' Swa in concurs with that asSC'ssm cn1. "There's no - ___ ... Phantom house haunted grounds The Sunday Times-Senlinei- Poge-i-3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi-.Point Pleasant, W, Va. If you ' re em barrassed and confused by a recent lo ss in hearing . the a nswer to your pro blem is likely to b e th e amazi n g T -ser ies hearing system by bernafon . The 3 YEAR WARRANTY Once you'v e heard the world thr oug h a bernafon, you ' ll never go back to any other h ea ring a id . Te bernafon is a he aring aid system . The rest are just plain hearing aid s . A Message From The Bib/£ ... THE CHURCH William B. Kughn The Chur<h - The Saved The church is composed of the saved and added to it by the Lord, "And th e Lord added to the church daily such.., should be aaved"' (Acts 2: 471. The saved are made one in Christ (Gal. 3:28), and are "'!18 lively stones' which build up the '/iritual house (1 Pet. 2:51 . The spiritual house is the church, "But if tarry long, that thou mayest know how th ou oughtes t to behave thyself in the h01J.Se of God, which il the church uf the liv ing God, the pillar a'TUl grou'TUl of the truth·· (1 Tim , 3: 151. Ooe Window The one window through which the light from heaven shines is '"the ligh t of th e glorious gospel of Chmt "' 12 Cor. 4:4) . The word of God of which th e church is the pillar and ground. consists of scripture inspired of God a nd is "profitable far dactri,., for reproof, for correctwn, for instructw11 in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, lh roug hly furnished unto all good works·· (2 Tim. 3:16.17). To walk in the li~ht, one must abide in God's doctrine (2 Jno. 9,10). LISA KOCH INHEARING 417 S eco nd Ave ., Gallipoli s, Ohio - PH. 992 -6601 THANK YOU GALLI POLIS and PT. PLEASANT FOR $}0,251.22 RAISED OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLwouldliketothankevervonewho allowed us to wash their car in our FREE CAR WASH on May 10. 1984. We washed 300 ca rs and rai sed more than our goal of s10.000.00. We especially thank those who sponsored the car wash and walk·a·thon . Along with many staff members, students, and friend s of O.V.C.S. we wish to thank the following businesses: Barr's Supermarket Basti lie Carl's Shoe Store Canaday Realty Century 21 Carpet Land Corvairs Auto Parts Doolittle Pharmacy Elliott's Appliance Faith Book Shop Far East Restaurant French City Florist Fruth's Pharmacy G&J Auto Parts Haskins-Tanner Ishmael Jamora, M. D. Jack and Jill's Johnson's Mobile Hl'me Knight's Dept Store Medical Shoppe Paul Davies Jewelers Shake Shoppe Tawney Jewelers Warehime Clinic Wayside Furniture Wiseman Agency, Inc. BASE STICKER PRICE $6591. Standard Features LJ rear spoiler 0 rollye wheels ll special sports car interior l.C haloge n heodlomp s ~' power disc brakes . I Irock-and -pinion steering ll colo r-keyed steering wheel front C front-wheel -drive 11 electronic fuel co ntrol Cl corrosion protection 0 Iso-strut suspension Ll deluxe intermittent w1pers O ond morel Automatic Transmission Package: Discount: $439.00' Manual Transmission Package: Discount: $209.00t 0 2.2 engine 0 2.2 engine n 5 speed 0 center armrest 0 AM/ FM stereo D dual remote mirrors D console tDo1count based on tlicker price of optio n' if purchautd utporotely n console 0 automatic transmi ssion 0 center ormresl lJ power steering D AM/ FM stereo One Door • Bme sticker price ex.dudes title, ta xes a nd destination charges. 0 rollye wheels 0 dual remote mirrors 5 year/50,000 mile Protection Plan is standard. D rollye wheels Limited warranties on power train and outer body rust-through for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes lim. Deductible applies. Excludes leases. Ask for details. See your Chrysler-Plymouth dealer today! CARROLL NORRIS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO BUCKLE UP FOR SAFE" Th{'re is but one door of e ntrance into the church, and that door is Chri st i.Jno. 10:91: The steps that lead unto the door t hat opens.into the chu rch wherein IS salvation are l& eanng, beliemng, repenhng, and confe ssing. We can only pass through the door b;r obeying the form of ~ or trin e, that is , the death. burial. and resurrectron of the Lord (1 Cor. 15 I 41 . Th is form is obeyed when one is baptized into Christ (Rm .. 6:3.-1: Ga l. 3:2 71. Entrance low The Church E ntering the church , we then become the children of God, membe rs of t he one body (I Cor. 12:27). having _all things in common !Arts 2:4 4), add ed to the church (Acts 2:47) . wearing the same name tAr ts 4:12: II :261. and walking by the same rule and ~inding the same t hin g ll'hi l. 3:16) . We are tn the body of Chrrst wherern rs salvahon (2 Ti m. 2: 101. 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Jury selection was scheduled to begin Thursda y. It Is the !irst trial arising out of a decade of legal wrangling, com plaint s and lawsuits directed at thC' "fu>d Squad," a former Police Department intelligence' unit as signed to rom bat subversives. Membersofthesquad . which wa s Associated Press Writer CHICAGO (API ~·ears ago, 20 Nearly a Puerto Rican commun· ily group marched on City Hall S<'!'king more pow~r and an.end to polie>' brutalit y. Months later . a S<'<Tet police memo carried this m<'Ssage: dC'st roy the or ganization and it s leadC'r s. Tiu>se wert' thf' turbuiE>nll9flls[>rut est marches. nots and polit ical upheaval. Oftm these act iviti<>s Wl'fP eountercd by• what amountf'd In polkP sabotage miss ions against ldw -a bidmg community groups as abolished in 1975, kept seen>! dossiers on scores of religious IE>adPrs. poUiictans. critics of the late Mayor Richard J . Daley and on malnstn>am organizations such as the PTA and the League of Women Voters. According to a grand jury report, !hE> squad engaged in burglary, vandalism , illegal eavesdropping; somP of lis members once urged a group to mmmit violence in an anempr to discredit tt . The Spanish Action Commit h"'<' claims in its suit. which was fiJC'd in 1~00. that the fu>d Squad inflllrah'CI the group . then m nducted a sm<'ar ca mpai gn ro por tray sonw members as tools of communiststactic' tha t ultimately destm;·ed thr group. "The organization \.\'as .· 111inl~ .· · said Richard Gutman. thf' group's attornPy . " Most of the proptP quit . People wouldn 't work with thPm . T o publicly name a b'TOUp as communists is thP equi,·aJpnt of destm;·ing them in our sc~: iery . " The city decl ined comrrmr on the case. " I think it 's a case that should be tried and go beforelhP j ury ... sa id Peter F'itzpallick. an attorney representing the city and three cunent or Fonner ~lice offiC'f'rs named in thE' suit. Although a 1"81 consent dc'CI'f'f' "ith th<' c ity pmhibits poliC!' from disrupting polit ical groups and ga thN ing inf01mation unless th erf' is r('asona ble suspicion of \\.Tongdoing. Gutman sa id the ' "it seeks a 1111tng to show that what wa s donC' in Jtcly smear the Spanish Action Committee as communist· Influenced. A Red Squad agent wrote the press statement for the rival group, he said. The Spanish Action Conuntttee was virtually destroyed, said JQI;(' Salgado, who was then working on a university research project in the the past was unconstitutional. The Spanish Action ComrnJttee was formed after riots in the city's Puerto Rican rommunlty in 1966. The group. which had opposed the violence. marched on City Hall with a list of demands, including an !'lld to !'XCI'SSI\"e police force. The Rt'd Squad then m ade plans to " destroy" th e Spanish Action Committee of Chicago. "Its leaders and rommunity Influence," according to a seen>! police report Gutman said was unearthed five years ago in r1'search in I hP police spying cases. D uring that time, pollee files show<'d, a Spa nish-speaking fu'!l Squad agent infiltra ted the group. ident ifying himself as a poli<'f'man trying to help the group on his own lim<'. He urged other members to resrgn, saying the group was being uSt"Cl as a base for subversive area. When newspaper articles ap· peared linking the group with communists. h~ said, "It was a shock. I didn't w ant to be associated v.ith them. "In a rommunity where people an> very distrustful, they are afraid of being laheled," Salgado said. " When something like this happens, they don't ask questions ... they just shied away from theorganizatton.lt damaged people's Plea~ant, The W. Va. n>putattons. They're still hurting.·' Gutman acknowledged that In one instance, a former Communist had given som e money to the group though the attorney said lll!'lllbers didn 't know of his past. " It was a classic case of guilt by association," he said. P ollee "knew the group wasn't rommu.tiist, " he added. " Intelligence ag!'llctes are always using red -baiting to destroy groups." What happened to the Spanish Action Committee and similar groups was not unique to Chicago, said F'rankas ronducted In "all of the major ci ties In the United States," he sa id . "Chicago was probably the most aggressive and intrusive in its use of pollee policies." I ' We Reserve The Right Limit Quantities . . STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-19 PM SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY JUNE 24-25-26 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH . . PRICES IN EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 30, 1984 TURNER'S SATELLITE RECEIVER SYSTEMS arti\·ifi(\5 and communist sympathizf'r s. Gutman said. Thf' Red Squad set up a riv at organi2ation. 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The latest chapter in the standoff between the city's homosexual community and the archdiocese came Thursday when The Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights hung a petition on thestatueoiSt. Elizabeth Seton at the door of St. Patrlck 's Cathedral. calling for a meeting with Archbishop John J . O 'Connor. The pet ition asked the head of the Roman Catholic archdiocese "to meet with lesbian and gay leaders in the interest of mutual understand· ing and respect for each others' rights." could be seen as approving of homosexual activity. "If they don't discriminate, why won't they certlty that they don 't dlscrJmlnate?" asked Levin . On June 8 O'Connor told l"l'pOr· ters, "We would rather close our child-care agencies than violate church teaching." O'Connor called homosexuals suffering people and sald the church must help them, particularly victims of the deadly disease AIDS, which strikes mainly homosexuals. The city and the archdiocese agreed Wednesday to submit the lssueoftheorder's legality to a stat!' court, postponing a showdown. Andy Humm, spokesman for th!' coalition of !Xl homosexual rights groups, told reporters at the cathedral that O'Connor had not answel"l'd letters from homosexual groups suggesting a meeting. The archbishop was out of his "Weougbt to be very clear on who the vUlian of this piece Is... . It Is the archbishop," said James Levin, a city hli.man rights commissioner. He said he was a homosexual and was not speaking for the city. O'CoJUlor drew the battle line this month when he said be could not comply with a 2-year-old executive order from Mayor Edward Koch. The order requires organizations doing business with the city to stale that their employment practices do not di scri minate against homosexuals. The archdiOO'Sl' l"I'Celves about $61 miUlon annually for social services it provides to the city, including call' for disabled and emotionally disturbed children. Both the mayor and lawyers (Dr the church say the archdiocese OOP; not dlscrimina te against hon KJSeOtuals. But O'Connor said the church cannot go on l"I'COrd in any way that office Thursday and not avaUabll'. for comment on the petition, said Joseph Zwilllng, a spokesman lor. O'Conmr. Jetfl..evl of the National GayTesk Force said that moll' than !Xl localities have adopted some fonn of legal protection for holl!ffii'Xuals, and support from thl' Roman Catholic church has been rare. In 1976 the U.S. Catholic bishops issued a pastoralll'tterin which they restated Catholic teaching that homosexual acts are sinful but a "homooexual orientation" Is not. The lett!'r also condemned pl"l'jU· dice against homosexuals. But the application of church teaching varies. Regardless of the attitude of the hierarchy , homosexuality is an emotional issue for the Catholic laity. ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE VALUES A Guide to local . 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